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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

The members OF the election boards
ago hereby appointed as fonows subject
TO aecessary changes in accordance with
the urousioa OF the statutes.
First Wu-d. j. u. Burke judge. Foix
Adler. clerk
East Second ward. John Overbay.
Judge. Walter Wcich clerk
Third Ward w. y. Herod. judge; NJ.
T.. T-app, clerk
south Fourth word Wm. Ernest
Judge. Mike White. clerk
Fifth ward John Calvert. judgo.
Frank fauN. clerk.
The following polling places are hereby
dcsignatcd
FIRST Ward. Hutsefs store. corner Ma
pie and Oklahoma avenue
East Second ward; Packe-s store cor
ner Broad and Oklahoma fvonue.
Third Ward Brooks Iiuposulg rooms.
corner Harrison and Vine street.
South Fourth Ward: corner Oklahoma
aad 5th
Filth Ward-Couor Noble ana lfth
FELIX ADLER Chotvmau.
II. c. OLDS. Secretary
OF 25th District Central Committee.
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NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 25TH CON-
STITUTlONAL DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that at reg.
uIa- meeting OF the Democratic Ceutrni
committee of The 25th ConstItrtiolal
district Of oklahoma. held September S.
1906. majority of the voting precincts
i'm said district being represented 70 such
meeting by their regularly chosen CONF
mitteemen IL was decided by "a majority
vote Of said committee 90 nominate by
primary election. in accord nee with the
provisions OF Article 2 Chapter ~ OF the
session laws Of Oklahoma fo7 1905. tae
candidates OF the Democratic party for
the ofice OF Delegate 20 the COnstitu-
sional convention 10 be elected al "a
special election 10 be held in DisCic %,
Logan county oklahoma. and Il was
further decided that said primary elec-
tion should be held IN each OF The legal
voting precincts Of said District on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1905. The DOLLS will be- Kept open 'n each
Of said precincts from 3. m. uath 8
p. M. Of said day.
The candidates TO be nominated az
said election shall De for Delegate 10 the
/ Constitutional conyeation.
/ The returns OF such election shall be
/ transmitted by the election boards In
the several p-eciacts, in accordance with
the law and the regulatio. adopted by
this committee. 10 the chairmen and sec
reia-y Of the District Central committee
al the city Hall IN Guthrie. not later
than Friday. October ~, ai p. m., AID
the District Central COMMITTEES shall
meet on October ~ at D. M. aad pro
ceed 10 canvass such returns IN acco-d'
anoe With the provisions of Art. 81
Chap IT. session laws Of 1905 SAID
election shall be held IN accordance wiz
said statute provided that the Distric
Central committee shall ave au,hofiu
to adopt such additional regulations, 40
inconsistent with said laws, as ma
seem desirable Cor the government o
said election ana fhe diFsction of ih0'
participating L Il.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

candidates OF the Democratic pa-ty ro-
the office of Delegate 70 the Constitu-
tional convention to be elected at
special election to be held in district "a,
Logan county Oklahoma aud IL was
further decided that said prima: cleo
ton should be held in easH OF the legal
voting precincts Of saiG dist,ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906. The polls Will be kept open in each
Of said precincts from p. m. until 6
D. M. Of said day
The candidate to be nominated at said
election shall be for Delegate to the
Constitutioual Convention
The returns OF such eiaction shall bo
transmitted by the election boards IN the
several precincts. in accordance with the
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee. to the chairman and secre-
tary Of the District Central committee at
the City Hal. in Guthrie not Later than
Friday, October Il, at o'clock p. m.
and the District Central committe shall
meet on October 12 az p. m, a1d pro-
ceed TO canvass such returns In ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Article
of Chapter II, session Laws 1905. said
election shlr be held tl accS-dance with
Central committee shall lave authority
/ 60 adopt such additional r. gulations. not
inconsistent with said laws az may
seem desirable for the government OF
said election and the direction OF those
participating in It.
/ The chairman Of this gath District
Central committee is authorized to des-
| ignate on behalf OF the committee. the
] f., or n enrraFn1
voting precincts
These judges and clerks Of the cleo
tion boards are hereby appointed jas .o;-
lows, subject to necessary changes IN
accordance with the provisions OF the
statutes
Marshall judge-R H. oliver; clerk
J. H. stafford
oak view; iudse-w. W. Dewitt
clerk. c. v. Guthsie
Crescent Judge B. f. Ryland; clerk
Arthur Watkins.
Bismarck; judge, Ben Johnson; cle-k
| A. j. Ramseyer.
Rose Hiil Judge, MN. Meadows clerk
Charles Call.Gs.
woodland: Judge Cha-lea Abell clerk
Richard Blevins
Orando Judge John Thompson; clerk
James Vandeveater.
Mulhal: Judge, S. Workman; ele-k
r NJ. Kircaid.
Lawrie: judge. NathGl Gooch, sf.
Judge John Faar.
Antelope: Judge, J. NJ Scots; clerk
Perez Clifford
North Cimarron; Judge, J. @. Lewis
clerk. J r. Foster
south Cimarron judge j. l.. NJ Daniel
clerk Henry Porte-.
G.. T. WELLS. Chui man,
D. j. GARNER, Secretary.
OF 2lth Nitrict Central t'-;'"ittee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
First published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
September a. 1900
Call for Warrants

'9n;ce OF County Treasurer Of Logan
y County. Guthrie. o. r., September IA.
1906
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in possession of the County Treas
urer sufficient TO pay the following war
rantss
Salary Fund.
An warrants up TO an including No.
10, issued August S. 1906.
Court Fund
AN warrants. except no. 50 issued
September /. 1905.
supply Fund.
Al warrants up to ana including No.
81 except No. IS Issued July q, 1905.
Sinking Fund.
An warrants.
- Contingent Fund.
4Akn warrants 10 to and including No.
! issued august s. 1906.
Road and Bridge Fund
An warrants up to ana including No.
e except No. 45 issued september !,
1905.
Poor and Insane Fund.
An warrants
Separate school Fund.
All warrants uD to AMI including No
7s6 issued August A. 1906.
! am advised by the Comfy Attorney
70 refuse payment on the warrants
which are excepted 50 the above can viz
No. So. on the court fund. No. Is. on ths
supply fund. and No. As ln the Road and
Bridge fund
Interest ceases 50 days from date.
cHARLEs sEELY,
cosny Treasurer
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ELECTION FOR THE a4TH CON-
sTlTUTIoNAL DISTRICT.

Notice Is hereby given that az a regu-
lar meeting Of the Democ-atie Central
COMMITTEES OF the 24th Constitutional
District OF Oklahoma. hela on septem-
Der s. 1906. a majority Of the voting pre-
cincis ia said district being represented
by regularly chosen oommittecmel. Il
was decided b. a unanimous vote Of said
comnittee 10 nominate By primary
election. n accordance with the pro-
Visions Of Artlc.e of Chapter n. ses-
sion laws o. oklahom4l for 1905, the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15
NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 18TH CON-
STtTUTIONAL DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that at a regu-
lar meeting Of the Democratic Central
commitge OF the 26th constitutional
District Of oklahoma. hell ON Septem-
Der s. 1906. a majority OF the voting pre-
cncts in gad district bciae represented
by regularly chosen committeeman it
was decided by "a unanimous vote OF said
committee TO nominate hy primary
election. IN accordance with the pro-
visions of Article 2 Of Chapter ~. sos-
sion laws OF Oklahoma for 1905. the
candidates Of the Democratic patty fo-
the office Of Delegate TO the Constitu-
tional convention to be elected at
special election to be held IN district 26.
Logan county Oklahoma, and 1t was
further decided that said primary cleo
tion should be held in each OF the legal
voting precincts Of said dist+ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906. The polls will be kept open I'm each
Of said precincts from 2 j. M. until 6
.. m, of said day
The candidate TO be nominated az said
election shall be for Delegate TO the
Constitutional Convention.
The returns Of such election saan he
transmitted by the electio boards fa the
several precincts. IN accordance with the
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee. TO the chairman ald secTe-
tary of the District Central committee at
the City Hail. ia Guthrie not Later than
Friday. October II. az 9 O'Clock p. M,
and the District Central commtte shall
meet ON October ~ at 3 p M, and pro-
coed TO canvass such returns in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Article
OF Chapter n. session laws 1905. Said
election shall be held fl accordance with
said statute; provided that the District
Central committee shall have authority
to adopt such additional regulations. not
inconsistent with said laws. as may
seem de~lrable for the government of
said election and the direction OF those
participating in It.
The chairman of this 26th District
Central committee IS authorized TO des-
Ignate on behalf Of the committee, the
polling places I'm each Of the several
voting precincts.
The judges and clerks Of electloa and
the polling places are hereby named
and DESIGNATED as follows
Bear Creek: polling plao-.. Irvia schoo
house; Miles Alien Judge Joha Mulhall
clerk.
Guthrie: West city hall; f. f. shinu
judge Frank Thurston, clerk
North Fourth Ward: Chadwick store
II. r. Todd, Judge John Cones clerk.
Iron MoWad Stockddle ?, hool house
VIM Kellogg judge; James Gilmore cle-l
Seward G. A. r. hall: r. s. smith
judge Albert Ploegor clerS.
Guthrie township: Pumping station; j
B. B-cnt judge; John Baclus. clesk.
Spring Creek: school house District %
n seyler. judge; Jerome Kavanough
clerk
] Springer. IT, f. Miller Volney Hig
genbotham iudge; H. f Miller clerk,
sprngvale. polling place Evansville
George Greenway Judge samuel Givens
! clerk
Iowa: Birert school house; Jane
Archie. judge; Robert Litste@, clerk.
Cedar, District school No. IL, J. s
Hedgecock judge; ID u. Daton clerk.
ROBERT L. HANCOCK, Chairman,
JOHN McBRINE. Secretary
OF 26th District Central Committee.
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Section 2. This ordina7ce shall iake
enect and be in force from ana after its
passage. approval and Publication.
passed mis- 10Th day Of septembr
1906
Approved this 18Th day Of September
1906
fseal) JOHN ". DAhE'
Attest, Mayor
r. sEIXAs.
city Clerk
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To Leader subscribers.

The Leader counting room is kept
open until 1870 on Saturday nights.
This Is for the convenience OF city sub
seribers who do not see the collectors
during the week. fwhile up town
kladly druD IN and ee the eireulator.
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(First published I'm Guthrie Daily Leader
September Is. 1860
ORDINANCE NO $40.

(First published I'm Guthrie Daily Leader
SeptembeT Is. la06.)
ORDINANCE NO. $40.
An ordinance levying special assessment
fo- improvements upon certain lots and
pieces OF ground Of Guthrie O. n. fot
building ana repairing sidewalks and
Tor sanitary purposes.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCCu.MEN OF THE CITY
CT GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA.
section /. There Ia hereby levied upon
each OF the following de ;cfbed lots and
pieces of ground in the CITY Of Guthrie
O. r.. the sum SET opposite each tract
respectively. as special assessment
against same fer the cost of building amo
repairing sidewalks I'm f-cnt of such Tote
and pieces Of ground, to-wit;
Sanitary Cents er Lot.
East Guthrie.
Lots 6. Z ln block 9.
Lots 2. S. o. ia block 3.
Lots -, l3, m block l6.
Lots l7 rs, in block rs
Lots 10. 49, lG, in bloch ~.
Lots g. 40. in block 81.
Lots !. 2. in block 33.
Lot "A IN block a.
Lots n, -. IN block is
Lots 8, 6. IN block 5s.
west Guthrie
lots z, 3 In blocN 2.
Lots %. a. IN Mock 10
LOIS 10. 20, a. i22 In bicck a.
Lots 49, a., IN block 3o
capitol ~"
Lot On block 80.
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(First pubisn,- 90 Gufhris Daily Leader
September IS. l9QG)
ORDINANCE no. sf2.
An Ordnance requiring t.e construction
Of permanent Sidewalks on certain
streets and avenues - the city OF
Gpthrie. Oklahoma.
BE FT ORDAINED BY TIA Affoh
AND COUNcuMEN or Tue CITY
on GUTHRIE. cKLAHoA 'f'N
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Section p RMS ordinance shall mi'e
effect and be in fo-ce from and after its
passage approval aud pu' ication.
Passed this 10th day OF septomher
1906
Approved this 18TH dav OF september
1906
JOHN w. DUKE.
Attest: Mayor.
Z. sEIXAs. City clerk
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statesmen WANTED.

N-ENperiencel in any line
TO sell general ttade In Oklahoma. An
uneXcelled speciality proposition; vacancy
Oct 1st. for the balance Of this yeas
and 1907 Commissions with $500 wee,S-
w. The Continental Jewe.Ty Co, Cleve-
and O.
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Out OF ten little stores' IN your part
Of the city about two viii expand and
grow into big stores In time--and Il viii
be the two which are advertising now,
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published in Guth,ta Daily Leader
SertJmhcr 10. l1o6)
ORDINANCE NO. sft

An Ordinance establisling the gade of
Cleveland avenue FROM The west line of
Fifth street 10 the west line 90 seventh
St~eet and from the west line or Tenth
street TO the east lln, OF sixteenth
street In the city OF Guthrie, Olld-
homa
BE Ir ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
OF GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA:
Section l. That the grace line OF the
center line Of Cleveland avenue and
the sidewalks upon the north and south
sides thereof be and the came are he-'by
established as follows. 10 wit:
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.ublshed in Guthrie Daily Leader
September 10 5000
ORDINANCE NO. st3.

CFirst polished in Guthr,r Daily Leader.
September 10 5000
ORDINANCE NO. st3.
An ordinance fixing tine Distance OF the
curb lire from the property line on
East Cleveland avenue and on South
First street in the cts Of Guthrie,
oklahoma
BE TT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNCILMEN or THE CITY
or GUTHRIE OKI AFOMA;
SECTION J. That the outside curb of
the curb lines on Cleveland avenue from
Broad street 20 Drexel boulevard. Yhah
be- 20 feet from the property line and
parallel with the same.
Section q That the outside curb Of
the curb lines Of South Fl ~ street from
Harrison avenue 10 Vnal ayerue shall
be- Is feet from the p-crerty line and
parallel with the same.
Section g. All ordinances ana parts ~
ordinances in conflict herewith are here
by repealed.
Section g. This ordinance shall take
effect and be- in force from ana after ~
passage. approval and publication.
Passed this 10Th day of September 1896
Approved This 18th day Of se2iempeF
1906.
Mayo
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First published IN Guthrie DAILY Leader
Septembe- IT, i90G)
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA, LOGAN
COUNTY. IS;
Notice Is hereby rlyea that NJ S. Folan
has this day filed in IN office Of the
County Clerk in and for said County. his
petition. asking that license be grant
ed him 20 sen at retail ualt s2intuous
and vinous LIQUORS on lots No. : and p.
block No. o. Third Ward, Guth-ie Prop
O.. iu said County and TaritorH
II no protest Doe filed before september
25. 1906. his petition win te granted ANA
license issued.
Witness my hand and 'he seal Of said
County hereto affixed this loth dag Of
September 1906.
(sEAL)
N. r. TRAP County Clerk.
by CARL L.. RICE. Dellf~.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-08
Dollar Package
Il
MAN MEDICINE FREE

You can now obtain a large dollar size
free package of Man Medcine-free on re-
quest.
Man Medicine cures man weakness
Man Medicine gives you once more the
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manhood. functional failure, vital weak
ness brain fag, backache prostatitis, kid
ney trouble and nervousness.
You can cure yourself at home by Man
Medicine, and the full size dollar package
will be delivered to you free. plain wrap
per- sealed, with full directions how to
use it. The full size dollar package free
no payments Of any kind, no receipts, no
promises no papers to sign. 1t is free.
All we want to know Is that you are not
sending for it out of idle curiosity but
that you want to be well, and become
your strong natural self once more. Man
Medicine will do what you want it to do;
make you a real man, man-like. man
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Your name and address will bring it.
all you have to do is to send and get 1t.
we send it free to every discouraged one
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-08
LAWSON HAS MANY PROXIES
Insurance PolicyhoIders Put Faith
In Boston Man
LAWSON
PROXIES
Insurance

Boston, Feb. 3.-Thomas. w. Law
son left this city for Chicago today
armed with large number of proxies
made out to Mr.. Lawson by policy
holders of the Equitable, New York
Life and Mutual Life Insurance COM
panies. 1t is Lawson's intention to
deliver the proxies to a committee
made up of governors of the Middle
west and west proper who have as
sembled in Chicago to discuss insur-
ance reform.
Before his departure Mr.. Lawson
declined to outline the policy he pro-
poses to advocate, and he also refused
to disclose the identity of the COVER
nors to whom he will deliver his
proxies, who are said to be in accord
with him in his campaign for improve
ment in the method of conducting
the affairs of insurance companies.
A large number of clerks have
been engaged in Mr.. Lawson's office
for several months for the sole pur-
pose of collecting and classifying
these proxies, and the number now
in his possession is said to be suffi-
GENTLY great to command a voice in
the affairs of three companies.
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The u. S. Dept. of A griculture made an anal
ysis of the hay last September which was as
follows: Moisture 1877 Ash 542; Ether Extract
265; Protein Bodies 6.54; Crude Fibre 81 .98: Nit
rOgen Free Extract 1884 In their report the
Dept. Of Agriculture states this analysis COM
pares very fayorably with that of many Of the
leading grasses, and In SO far as chemical an
alysis can show it indicates that Canary Grass
is decidedly nutritious. While we have no de-
finite report as to the actual weight of hay pro-
duced per acre, still we have no doubt that it
will yield twice as much as Timothy or fully
equal to German or Japanese Millet. and pc
culiarity is that the grass seems to be of about
as nutritious quality after the seed is matured
and has been threShed out.
The Tenerife Canary Grass is being introduce
ed this year by the Iowa Seed Co., of Des
MOines, Iowa. and feeling sure that our readers
will be interested in this crop, we have made
arrangements with them to mail small sample
OF the seed you free. if you mention this pap
er in your request, and they will also send with
same directions for cultivating. and copy of
their large Illustrated catalogue which deScrib-
es many other choice novelties in farm. vege-
table and flower seeds. Do not get this cOnfus-
ed with other varieties of PhalaruS which pro-
duce similar grain but are inferior in produc-
tiveness and quality. II you are going to try
is. insist on having the true Teneriffe Canary
Grass Seed.
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TeneriHe Canary Grass

What would you think If told that there is
one of the most profitable farm crops which
can be grown in any part of the country and
Still which is not grown anywhere? 1t is plant
that EVER YBODY KNOWS AND NOBODY GROWS.
The farmers are just beginning to wake up to
the great Importance of new crops. and quite
q number of items like Dwarf Essex Rape,
Speltz, Alfalfa, Cow Peas and Kaffir Corn
which were almost unknown twenty years ago
are now covering thousands of acres of land.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-02-08
SENATOR WILLARD MAKES LEAP
AT LAST MOMENT.
But He Still Has Kindly Feeling
For the Railways and Hopes the
President Will BE as Easy With
Them as Possible.

Washington, Feb. 4.-Senator Mil.
lard has given out the following pre-
pared statement replying to a Ne
braska newspaper that asserted that
he had not for year been on the
best of terms with the president:
Nothing could be further from the
truth. The story must have been in
vented by some one who is unfriendly
Why, only within the last week or ten
days President Roosevelt took occa-
sion to say to me that he considered
me one of his staunchest friends in
the senate.
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railroads are entitled TO fair treatment
at the hands of congress, notwith-
standing they do things at times that
we cannot commend. My opinion is
| that the railway is entitled to the
same consideration that Is due any
great corporation, large business con-
Germ Or Notwithstanding less, moth
ing more.
Position of the Senator
My position in this regard is in
harmony with that of President Roose-
welt, who in his message at the open
ing OF congress, suggesting remedial
legislation in the interest of shippers,
used this language:
Let me most earnestly say that
these recommendations are not made
in any spirit of hostility to the rail-
roads. On ethical grounds, on grounds
of right, such hostility would be in
tolerable and on the grounds of mere
national self-interest we must remem-
Der that such hostility would tell
against the welfare of not merely
some few rich men, but of multi
tude of small investors, a multitude of
railway employees, wageworkers; and
most severely against the interests of
the public as whole. | believe that
on the whole our railroads have done
well and not ill; but the railroad men
who wish to do well should not be
exposed to competition with those who
have no such desire, and the only
way to secure this end is to give to-
some government tribunal the power
to see that justice is DONE
Business men throughout Ne
braska know that am disposed to be
conservative in expressing views on
any important subject of legislation.
In respect to a revision of the inter-
state commerce law, there Is every
reason to believe that the senate will
adopt such amendments to the stat
utes as will meet the approval of the
president and the people of Nebraska.
In my judgment, the new legislation
will not be radical, but will be based
upon the principle of the square deal,
to which pledge my best endeavurs,
regardless to what the result may be
to my political fortunes"
Friendly to Both Sides
The senator's private secretary,
through whom this statement comes,
adds for himself:
Senator Millard's best friends will
understand this. While he is friendly
with the railway interest, he is equally
friendly with the business interests
and producers of Nebraska, and he will
treat every interest fairly, whether it
be that of citizen, firm or corporation.
If the good citizens of Nebraska will
wait until the railroad rate bill comes
up in the senate this session they will
have every reason to be satisfied with
Senator Millards action in regard to
it.