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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
Soma 32,7o0. $ Spoz 0afota og
geebraRa fob ssampen melem 99e=
uublifarerne % Tolfeportiet. The
Dems are not in it any more.
Set matte StatSa4tance=@5Se.
(Representative)

Set looer at bliue al lor Bigti9:
beo. 8i baober at bare nogle 1tore
1alere peo Mpoet.
6oor ct bet beolt at boloe Bet?
S ct. Saul, Wtuneapolis easr ct.
@louo? 2ao os bgre fra Solicit!
st. @louo oil bliue af Geien tor
aae Gelegoter fra bet 'polise Minnez
Iota, men bet piloe blipe mere letoinot
for 9elegaterne fra yeb Giperz 9a>
len.
Set ct ct baabe, at ct fort Tolte=
partimpoe oil bliue bolot pna famine
5teo os til 1amme SID. Ssioa en-
@amlins oi Snoultriol 2esion rg
5tatens neutrality-suspicious.
Salgfa mpen for 1894
moa espnoe oa,os $ ettet
m a blto giort tlor.
Set bil maalfe blioe npopenoist at
uoeluffe en- euer to Sturfe, lom ouez
reoe MI logger 8larer til at Ialse %
uo / nefte Salstamp. Disle buloes
tliue al Nlut0fraterne. for at be fan
9iue os ct oDoelist @las, noor ben
Tib tommer.
9er1om ou taiter en- Beorager oper
Wuren, bliuer ban betrogtet lom en-
oaben 5ienoe, o9 1om FABIAN ian ban
life 9ipre mere Staoe eno nosen an:
ben uuen. Ser ON bu looer bam
forbliue tnoenfor Murere, pil ban
muligens iette Slo paa Bpsniuaerne,
meoens Gropperne torloorer Wure=
ne. Naabe mob en- 6fpier fon blipe
9eo til Bdrtiet oe bets Srinciper.
Sab 9flen falbe.
s5or feilastise 9omme, for Sell
greb / Opf8riel, ifuloe Der pere ben
ltgrite Goleronce os Eororoselisbeo,
men for forrupt 5uis / ct fort Be.
troenoe, for lmuoig Binoing - for
Suoas Sscariot, Beueoict Nrnolbs
Irbeioe - fan Der in9en Tiloipelle
bliue paa Denne 5iOe @roueu.
Som lbu, at bet fommenoe 1tpre
5lag (1S94) uil lite Nartiet blioe 1tgrs
re eno bets 2eoeres 9@rli9beo, os al
ben Sturf, lom bar fol Ct os uo fsr. pil
inIge % uo en- Gang til.
@igr9 Rffettlar! Nena
Harttet!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Chicago Post bor baot ct sSnter=
pietp meo @r:Senotor @barles 9.
JortpeQ an9aaenoe &elultatet of tor=
rige 3irsooas &olg. Sor1peq er no.
turlisois en- ortooofs 8epublifaner
o9 maatte ftn5e uo, boorfor life Sic.
publitanerue tunoe isire ligeiaa alim=
renoe peo iiote &reiioentualg. yto=
get maatte uere iueier, g bette mo-
get par Sreiioent @arrilon. Set
par bans 1popularitet, iom sioroe,
at 9emotraterne oanot. Set fan
forreten uere bet famine os1aa buao
bet Bat men ct er iittert: @r=Sena,
loren bar life iunoet ben rette &ps=
ming paa @aaoen, enofibnt ben Ct
let at finbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
uoIan0et.

Tra 5ault Ste Worie melbes ben 8
os., Of ct Sfib er brenot til &auoz
liuien os luntct paa Suoioeu 9lipis,
fling 8 Mile fra Nortb BaD, Ontario.
21 Eerioner forulptteoe. Sloen op,
ltoo Wafinrummet, og Bas|a9erer~
ne fiempeoe 1appert for at foa ben
ilutfet men til in9en Nptte. Stibet
tprte Gpmmerbu9sere til 5fosene
runot yeortb Bap.
- Set 1ises meo &rop paa Baa=
lioelisbeb, at Wonart1et Ral sienop=
rettes paa 9amati. SIT bliuer ba
ben somle Drumming Nilliuofa[ani,
lou. 5liuer 2auoets &egentinoe igien.
- Ser meloes fra 3onourcs, at
&esier1n9en Der bar 9iuet Srore til
at itpoe paa be Joreneoe Stoters
Boitoanpfib Costa Rica, foroi 5fi=
set np9teoe al uOleoere en- Yasla9er.
Ororen bleo iulst, os Fsre Stub az
ipreoes eiter 5fibet, ion oaaueoe
.iiteo unber ToreneOe 5taters Ulog.
Winilter Bafer cor omboro.
- Sra Waorio melotes Den zoe
October, at Nntanet al be orebIe os
laareoe oeo Den lioite Numer a
bort Slab omtalte &atafrole / Sant
Qnoer uar omfring 1000. Ntan4e al
be orabte &c iaa I9aoerreune, at Be
olcris tan gienfienoes. 6oroirriu<
gen Bnen par ila itor, at tntet b[eo
9jort / oseniombe(ft &etning for at
linore 9eeoen euer tase Jig al De laa=
reoe, fsr 5enor @amo5o anfom fra
Maorio og tos 2eoellen al Bpens
Nferer fine 6enoer. Rigb1tDtfer=
ne of Be orRbte llmles op auebe9ne
og begraoes 1aa burti9, om bet fan
laoe fig g1gre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Brenoersaf uife peo 5orbgrene,
at ban par / 8eiiooelie al lite ioa
lioen Oplpsniug. Qan bruste ct
torrett @pros os uotrptte fig / forte
% rene @etnin9er. Som Nbrabam
2incofus Woroer, Bootb, 1osoe bon
fig at uere en- COB &atbolif. Set
maa antases, at oenne Nano maa
tunne formaaes eller lottes til at stue
nermere Oplpsntns ON fin forfaroe>
lise Gorbpoelie; tbi insen uil pel ct
Ntnut tro, at ct @ampai9n=2gfte,
iom lite bleu opfplot fra Maporens
SIDE, fan uere @tunoen til l1sier>
ninsen. (r|arben".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Mr. q. s. @faarfab fra @btcogo
af1aebe % ct Beigs fiofe 2grbas.
Wr. Staartab bar ueret paa Beigg
Morae fioen ban ioft bar ber for
omtrent ct Nar fioen. 9au bar
bolbt en- &etfe Joreoras oerouer oa
ct meget besetftret oper 8enitrepar,
tiets Scamp for Norses @elunen,
oisbeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

@u Meooelelie fra 9ammerfef
flyer, at Trit1iof Manleu ueo oisle
Gioer fttert maa baue naoet be Mpfi=
biriite Der. Set ct noturli9ois in=
tst bet Telegram, iom uar lenot
til be en9elfe Blaoe ON, at bans
Stib fuloe pere forliit. Sstorbol=
oene os 9auitrsmuinserne Norbis=
bouet er iaar uieoeanlis sunitise.
flyer be, iom bar betaret be &anoe,
% oer er al l1ofst til, at gfaniens
Serb uil lbtfes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
Sob,tiott Ct &o1tgsn!

Sobn 8. sSobnlon tra Wtnneapo=
lis lpb en- W,l paa Wiuut IS o. 8
Jemteoels Setuno paa Geloclpeo I
SnoepenDence, Soma, liote Torsoog.
Sette er cg ct 6emtenels Setuno
tortere 3io eno @inolss Eeroenare=
coro, % Sobnl on er oerueo bleoen
Teroensme itsr / Gelcclpeolpb. Jobu>
ion bolcer ligeleoes ben beblte Re-
coro for aue fortere 9ifanler eno
l Wil.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
9eil1ttni19 NJ RreoSm6oet-
MaTao Ste 500. 1893.

Maitao Ste Npo 1898.
&reosmpbet 9}ortpestan @roue
forleoen fatteoe enitemmigt fgl9enoe
re- Iolution:
Npoet opfororer paa bet inofens
bisite treoIens prefer % menigbeo ct
at tase trafti9t fat paa 9ielostnoiamz
(inssarbeioet, lom MI oriues inoen
ben foreneoe &irfe, Iaa benne freoIes
meni9beoer Tan sigre fit til, at ri
faar affaaet siRlbeu iaar.
Bait. u. Berg b1eo sienoal9t til
1efreter os unoerteaneoe til 9Sorz
mano. $44,65 offer til misiionen.
q. S. 9ulteng.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
Spo=9afota.

@n Manb, iom falber fig Britton
os flyer fig at bore fra ct. Saul, er
arrefteret 6uron. 9an antases at
uare iinosiuas. ioet ban ertlerer, at
9auibs, @lias' % Sospas Nanb ct
fommet ouer ban. Naar bisies Nan=
Der fommer ouer bam, ipnser, ban=
fer, beber o9 preoiter ban.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Nu, efterat &an Mlens ubuRunel=
fe Ct bleuen taofetet al Senatet,
ifuloe bet oemotratilfe &arti ubfeoe
en- &risforteguelie, pifenbe buorme>
get buert uoenlanot 9perp foaer,
os terueo faa ino not til at oette
unoerbalancen / @tatsfosieu.
(Penny Press.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
% Tolfet f,t1trreoe -.

8eroensfaoen 9oubon bauoe forle=
Den palst np 2oromapor {Borsermez
iter), os iom leooanlig 5leo Snaus
gurationen al 2oromaporen fetret
ueo itor Eomp cs Brost. Meo uo.
fleote unse 8iser, Der ituloe foreitil.
le @aotnoer, os meo itatelige Gilaelz
niuser toseoe Hrocesiionerne siennem
@acerne. &eiret par uIeouonliq
tolot, os be bpiofleote ,@ubinoer"
frps, ioo be Tjalu, mems Gosnene
tigrte irem. Brccesfionen % Snou=
suraliouen bet belle toiteoe ubpre
mango gense.
Os Der er g}pb Seroensitooen.
0g ouer belle @nslano frtser Gu=
finoer iultue Bprn forsieues eiter
Mao. gaur 6unoretuiener itarfe, ar=
beiosnpstise Mene uoen Mrbeioe, os
foroi be irtet faor, blir bet ]naat
meo unberbcloet. 8interen itacr
for 0gren.
Set par Der OF life at unores ODER,
at Tattisfoltet / Den itore Bp betrog=
teoe De prastise 2ilitslrinser, iom
en- Qacu mob oem. Set Dor berfor
Der lpo 5pslen Os &uurren / be lonse
Retter c9 fra be tat lamtaeupatteoe
Toltebobe, iom 2cromoporens prQs=
tige gosn posiereoe forbi. Mens
De itoo &lDnser o9 tlemte fig op
mob hoeranore tor ct boloe fig par<
me, fIgrte Be uel fleote 6errer forbi
Dem for Ct lie fig. % oa oar
bet, at 6armen ites Slaoens Brui+,
% ban funoe lite bOloe fig fra at
fnurre. Set por &tsoommen, iom
fuloe oile fig for Tatti9oommen; BET
uar Soerfooen. iom ipnte fig frem
for Wrm0cen. Sc laue &losIer ct
9onb. boor bet gamle traoitionelle
&ongeopmme soar 9aano / Gaano
meo Hensemagten for at unoert:ptfe
benz, ton too(e Of lioe Ngo, fan buuz
gre os frple for at beres 6errer fan
bare BET fomfortabelt, men 6aan taaz
ler beuer life be.
0g laa fnurrer be.
aRen buer Gong De frurrer, 1aa
ifieluer Balaolerne fine @runopol=
be, og 5errerne fDlcr 5rpot. Set
bar beuot mango @auae fgr 9i1toz
rieu og{aa, at Solicit bar fnurret un=
Der Waset. % boer @one betases @tp,
rerne al &eolel. Set par iu9en 60
re Tor 5tliiterue, ica ler9e iom Cant
lon meo bunone 9enoer trat Mpllen
runot. men oa be falote bam frem Ill
Soften / 9o9ons Tempel for at 1pot=
te bam os bape bam til Scar - oo
TOM oeres unoersars. Saalebes er
bet osiaa ioas. @aalense be letter
Wrbeioeren til Wrbeioe o9 lenser
bam iaapas meset al Srusten of bong
Glib, at 2iuet bRnser tbom % bnns
9aar BET bra. - Samlon ueo MgQer
er itfe farlis - Wen falber De ban
frem til @ulssuoens Setter ueo &is:
oommens Gempel for at lpotte bam
oa tan BET benoe, at ban fpler, q
bans &roit Ct peuot tilbase, oa bar
9riber fat ON Stolperne. Temple
rainier lammen, o9 Soften faar er
brat @nbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
Jnblanoet.

Sen berpmte @iitoriter Jrorcis
Earfman cpoe Iioie Ousoag / fit
Qiem Boltcn 70 Nar sammel.
- 9r. 9Srices Botins.gotuber fit
lite Eris peo 8ercensuoitilinseu,
efterat en- ombpsseli9 femiit Nralple
al ale De uofiuece Bating Eotpoers
par foretaaet.
- 8eter @bbelou, Geoattgren af
5eltspartiblaoet ,,Stierneu", er uolst
til @ountpfasierer 90mlro @9untQ,
MebraRa.
8rof. 0ermau Nusult posen
al 9a,maro college opoe iiofe Eors=
bag. Qan par anertienot &eroeu
aoer iom en- al 3ioeus meit fremras
senoe Sieeufabsmeno.
@rsRonsresmouo Spmes fra
Colorado bar besaaet 5elumoro ueo
at ifsoe fig.
- @n @rubearbeioer ira Soa5o
er reiit til @a1bineton for at orebe
BreIioent Gleuelano, flyer Orton-
vile Headlie ht.
- &ismanoen u. Moutsomerp,
lom bgoe San Jroncisco Gen 4oe
o., tenomentereoe $65O,OO0 ai fin
Jormue til fin Quitru, 100000 til
fine to umpnoiae Beru o9 $4,000
til ct Wonument. lom fal relics ouer
bam. &eneu al fin 5ormue gao bon
til Gan sSrancisco tbeol0stfe @emis
narium, o9 oo bans Sormue anlaaes
til $3,000,0OO, eli oeune HrefeRole
bliue u5pre rig.
- Beorasereu Grancts s.. @eefs,
iom for en- Gio iioen rgmte fra SEEM
Sort os tos meo fig fore Summer c |
auores Hense. bleu tillut erebet I
@ota &icu, @poamerifu. 9au fprz
tes titbase til SEEM Dort. buor ban
niaeoes unoer 5 Wntlaser. 6au
bleu sioet at foritaa, at oeriom ban
ftrats erfienote fig itplois en- al
| oisie, iimpelt Gpueri al $4,000 til
bSrenoe Mtrs. 9}i9olas 5iib, uiloe
De anore ta9es tilbase. Beets til
foo fig 1fplpis os bleo ienot til
Statsien9let / Sing Sing Tor 1C
War.
- Sra @ano 8ea9, Mi6igan, be:
rettes ben Zoe os., at @ampFibene
vNlbanp" os rEhilaoelpbia", bet fsr:
ite laitet meo !0uebe os oct anoe1
meo alminoelise &igbmanosuarer
itDote iammen i ben tptte 9aa9e
uoeufor BOiut Nur Barques Scatter
toruo. Qele Manoifabet paa I'll:
buup" iprang oper paa r&btlaoel'
pbia", % Get tprfte bleu fbrt pa1
5lGb ct 5tptfe, til bet Ianf. vEbi:
laoelpbia" iont 80 Miuutter efter
Besses Wanoitab reooeoe Jig / II
Baaoe fra @tibet. Sen enc Baol
meo besse &optetner os 20 Manl
naaeoe Soften; men ben anoen Baal
bapoe mon intet mere bert fra for
rise 3irsoaa. Sfplse isuere @fter
retninser er alle be puri9e forulptfe
be. 9e reobeoe ne9ter at afsip'
Giouesbpro for 2isipnsiurpeu.
= 61ere ai@ountpembeo
/ &alispell, Wontano, er bleuet an
flaeet al @ranoiurpen for nnoerlel
% Misbrus af fit @mbeos Mpnois
heo. Sberiffeu, &etsFriueren, Ns
lesioren os @ouutpcommtsi ierern
er blanot be Nnflaseoe. @ranbiu
rpen foro9mmer fterte Orb Gm
beosmenoeues 5oribmmelie al fin
Blister o9 Wisbru9 af fin Npnbis
beo. Set belle bar patt ubpre Op
fist life alene @ountiet men oue,
belle @taten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Set iofe u9e omtalte Banfrbueri,
ueo butlfet en- af &suerne Chris.
Qanion blep orebt af Banfens Sos
ierer. fanbt lite 5teb 2onbon men
2an9oou, @aualter County.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

&epublifanerne jeireoe / Nebrafa
o9 5pb= 9atota meo ganlfe anlelt9
Maiorttet. S &ennipluania bauoe
be $4,000 @temmers Naioritet. /
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Baoen bar ublteot en- Srore, i{pl=
&c butlfen &atboliter lite faor Sou
at bli9e @ooo 3emplars, iioer vNa=
t1onaltlOenoe".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15
Nsenter pnifes fnr bor nse 8os
Sel,t og bans MpoitleS 9ip

al be met irerase,oe rorite Geiitlise Snt iitrc=
rer; en- IS 90 Sce pr S2.O 90. 9en eue Bog p1 Selu
aip fct Ct biepen uoaipen paa 9iorif ben bur nnes
ibDsr t6er!iIie~ Gor 5etiuseer Itrip til
9cGn 8. WiaRo:s {, &c., Gb;cagn, 50.
Dc tnrlse iseHa;aaniIEe 9ogiorLGssere auerita>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-11-15

Sen berpmte 9iitoriter Jrancis
Earfman rpoe iofe Ousoog / II:
6ienl / Bottom 70 Nar oammel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28

who would be just as efficient as
clerks In one OF the divisions there
was a woman who averaged daily 14o
pages OF work Near her were two
women, one married, the other not
They were of equal ability. Each
averaged about sixty-eight pages per
diem One had to be reduced in order
that the clerk of greatest efficiency
might be promoted. The matron was
the.victim Some opposition was made
10 this arrangement by the influence
of the reduced clerk, and the answer
was made by the department that tht
married woman was most able to bear
reduction. The supposition that mar
ried women are always provided for
bv their husbands, is by no means, al
ways true. Not unfrequently do they
have drunkards, who have TO be sup
ported. When such wife has child
rem, and, it may be, aged parents or
other relatives TO care for, she is in a
condition vastly worse than is that of
an unmarried woman. This is so COM
monty the case that women may well
think twice before marrying and
above all, resolve never TO marry a
drunkard to reform him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28
a GUTHRIE FIRM
Causes the Arrest OF Ex-ConsuI Little at
Kansas CITY.

Causes the Arrest of EN-Consul Little at
Kansas CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. %. while Hon
orable Ed. C. Little. cx-cousul TO Cairo,
Egypt was blithely shouting "rocl1-
chalk, jawhawk" at Fairmount park
yesterday afternoon, he was tapped
on the shoulder by a deputy sheriff
and papers served on him in case
brought by Burnham, Hanna, Munger
& Co, on notes aggregating 81, s95.
The suit was filed by attorneys for
the firm yesterday afternoon. Novem-
ber 20, 1899, Little executed three notes
for S9TG each in favor of the firm. The
notes were given as security for dry
goods purchased by firm at Guthie
in which Little is interested. The
notes were past due and the dry goods
firm took advantage CT Little's pres
enco at the foot ball game to bring
suit and secure service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28
GARDEN CULTURE.
OKLAHOMA HORT1CULTURlSTS
HOLD A MEETING.
Some Interesting Papers Read and ON
GERS Elected for the Ensuing Year
Nomenclature aud
New Fruits.

The Oklahoma Horticultural society
held an interesting meeting on Satur-
day at Oklahoma City. The attend
ance was quite large and every mem
Der present manifested much interest
in the proceedings. The society is new
and through its infuehce horticultural
matters in the territory will be ma
terially benefited. a number of inter
esting papers were read relative to
fruit growing and able addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Grinstead, Wor-
cester, Bernardin, DR. Neal, Professor
Waugh, Dr. Mckinney and Others
The meeting closed with the selection
of the following officers and commit
tees to serve during the coming year
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
President. e. L Grinstcad. Noble
Vice President, w II Campbell. Or
lando.
Secretary. $ Soulc. Guthrie.
Treasurer, c Mckinney. Norman.
COUNTY VICE PRESIDENTS.
Blaine. j VI Rice. Winncview.
/ CleVelasG. VIM Harness. Lexington.
Logan, L VI Cox. Guthrie.
/ Payne. + \ Waugh, saltwater.
/ Lincoln. J c Fletcher. Chandler
oklahoma. c \ McNabb, Oklahoma
City.
COMMITTEES.
Nomenclature aud New Fruits-Prof I
/ A Waugh. VIM Harness.
Orchardiug- White. William
/ Baker.
Vegetable Gardening DIR j c Neal.
Grape Growing G l. Grinstead.
Forestry and Landscape Gardening
Prof + A Waugh.
Botany and Vegetable Physiology
Prof Il Del}arr.
EntOmology--Dr j c Neal.
Small Fruits-Mr Sweet.
Horticulture Mrs Wantland, Mrs c \
McNabb
Transportation Mrs Alkire.
Geology and Soils Prof G. l. Walter.
Legislation--A j Scay, j ) Soulc. W
CamDbpil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28
MARRIAGE AND FEDERAL EN-
PL0YMENT.

Married women are popularly sup
posed to have husbands to support
them, and, as a consequence. they are
not commonly employed in the gov
ernment service any more than they
are in the public schools. II appears
that there are several cases at Wash
ington in the Department of the In
terror. where both husband and wife
hold Office. There is no rule of the de-
partment To prevent this, but there is
strong opposition to it in high official
circles 1t is looked upon as bad policy.
Married women, it is supposed are
provided for by their husbands The
places which they hold might be filled
with widows or unprotected women,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28

The annual meeting of the Terri
torial Teachers Association will he
held at Oklahoma City December -,
2s and 20 1893
This promises to be the most inn
portant and most interesting meeting
held in the territory.
Among the questions t. be solved
are the following: problems that
Confront U.s." "How Can We Best
Combine knowledge Getting and Dis
cipline," "Impediments to the Boys
Success in School, use and Abuse of
Text books" 'Do We Teach Pupils to
Study" "The Teacher" etc,
Among those who will take part in
these papets and discussions are DIR.
Neal and Prof. Magruder, of the agri-
cultural college: Prof. Winans, of the
normal school; Profs. DeBarr and
Amos of the university; city superin
tendents of the cities and county sup
erintendents of the principal counties
of the territory, as well as leading
teachers from country schools.
In the evenings there will be an ad
dress of welcome, a response, an an
nual address by the president and {
! lecture
! No teacher-live teacher-in the ter
ritory IAN afford to miss this pedagog
ical feast of good things
With haif-fare rates on railroads ant
free entertainment while attending
the meeting, it is literally cheaper tC
than tits to stay at home.
The true greatness of the futur,
state of Oklahoma will depend upor
how prudently her educational inter
ests are fostered. Come and help t,
build L. II. UMHoLTZ,
Chm EN- Com
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THE NJ ARKETS.
Kansas CITY.

Prices were quoted at the close as follows:
No hard wheat 52c No 3 hard wheat,
bic: No hard wheat, SOC rejected
hard wheat, 4s 4ac No ? red wheat &C
No red wheat, 5lG52,ac; No red wheat 40
@b0c
CoRN-Sold rather slowly at yesterdays
prices There were rather liberal offerings
and demand was rather slow Some dealers
were predicting lower prices next week EX-
port bids were '4c higher atii4c New Orleans
but they were relatively lower than the local
price Receipts OF corn to-day, :! cars year
ago ~ cars No ? mixed corn sold
at SOC No mixed, 29sc No (
mixed 29c no grade s7G sc. No white. 800
No white, SOC. No. I white, 29e. ship
pers bid S3sc Mississippi river for No corn
and the same for No white corn No >
mixed was quoted nominaiiy at S6c Memphis
and No white the same shippers bid j3c
river for No. {, IN. year shipment
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KANSAS CITY. No, Nov - Cattle Re
ceipts, 3456. calves, g53 shipped yesterday.
cattle, 34l5, calves ls3 The market was dull
half fat steers l0c lower cows week TO lOc
lower feeders active steady, calves bulls
and Texas cattle unchanged
Dressed beef and shipping steers 50 90 l45l
cows and heifcrs a 2It3 Texas and In.
dian steers, SO - so Texas ana Indian
cows, Sl50022l stocker, and feeder, - Is /.
362ls; iaiNed, .l5Ju-5l
Hogs Receipts 36j' shipped yesterday
eSn The market $ uc hi her clo,ins
easy with most of the gain lost. The
Top was - i5 aud bulk Of sues $500 to 30 A.
against - rs 10 % 3D. yesterday
Sheep Re, c.pts 2s shipped Yesterday
The market Was quiet and unchanged
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NOT THE HARMLESS KIND.

One luuatic who is not a harmless
crank" has been discovered. He is
George McNoun, late of the Topeka
insane asylum He has escaped from
custody, and armed with a full line of
rcyolvers knives, razors, bottles of
kerosene and other implements Of de-
struction, he is spreading terror
throughout Shawnee county. McNoun
is dangerous, of course, but he is not
half SO deadly as the "harmless crank, "
who goes about laughed at by every
one until he finally selects a victim
and kills him. Every one is on the
lookout for the crank of the McNoun
type. No one is safe against these
like Prendegrast unless they are sum
marily locked up the moment thev be-
gin to jabber crazy threats and non
sense.
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DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2G.-The clos
ing down of the iron mines in the
upper peninsula has thrown thousands
of men out of EN- Observation-Disclosures
range all the way from 10 900 to 10. 900
and cause great destitution. Coz
ernor Rich has invi ed the ma ors of
all the principal cities in Michigan,
and lead ng men from the upper pen
insula to meet in Detroit Monday af-
ternoon and take some action toward
relieving the distress
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First published in the Oklahoma Leader
November "a, 1898.
Notice of Publication.


Land Office at Guthrie. Oklahoma Terri
tory, November IS, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
the L. :. land Office at Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma territory, ON January >, 1894, viz:
Sarah Warren for the northwest quar-
ter of section thirty four, township six
teen, range three west She names the
following witnesses TO prove her cOntnu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: T. 7. Patton, Jacob Par
tenheimcr. James Wanzer aud John
Jones, all of Guthrie, O. y.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason un-
der the law and regulations of the inter-
ior department, why such proof should
not bc allowed. will be given an opportu-
nifty at the above mentio- ed time and
place to cross-eXamine the witnesses of
said claimant. and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
llt6 w. ID. LINDSAY. Register.
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Notice.

To Mary Regan:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the probate court Of Logan
county, Oklahoma territory, by John NJ.
Rcgan, in an action for divorce. and you
must answer the petition of said John NJ.
Regan filed in said court in said
action on or before the Sd day OF Jan
uary, 1894. or said petition will be taken
as true and judgment for divorce ren-
dered against you accordingly.
;. ;. LAWRENCE, Probate Judge.
GRO. PRICE, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated November 90, 1893. S09d4w