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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03
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4oe SulisMpoet Bottle Safe ben
24oe Npril bar itte 9oot beip9t 9runz
bet paa bet oaarli9e &eir o9 be
ufremfomme!ise &eie. Men be till
itebeperenoe bleo bog enise cm, at
man buroe eaa ioei neo Sorbereoelz
Ter til en- 4oe Suli>Geft Narbeben
cf Battle 2ote. 5orot 9jpre en- Be>
9pnbelie oalste8 en- &omite af fem.
iom fit bet &aale9 at uoneone en-
6inantsfomite paa 50 Weolemmer.
Denne fore &omite anmobes ON at'
iamle et@arontifonb paa minof 5000.
9pert Meblem optager en- Subfrip>
lion ! in areos % gioer olle og enbuef
Inleonin9 til at siue noget. Set er
Meninaen lite at BRUCE bisfe Ben9e
til Omtotntuserne ueb Soften, meb=
mtnore &eiret lfulbe uere ubelbi9t.
s iaa Eilfelbe faloer mon tilboge
paa bette @arantifono. Sorrefen oil
bette Gonb bli benpttet tet 1aabnnt
0iemeb, iom ct 1enere Mpoe ga=
gems Nnlebnins maatte beitemme.
6pl9enoe er uoneunt lom Tinants=
fomite:
{@teoaansiuelien er pebtommenbes
@oitbus.)
M 8 2arlon, Geo u Gaulion, &et=
ter 8iprtluno, Suer 9iaas, Sobn
&rana, 6 @ 8ronobore, al1e ira
SEEMING; @Qef s 9aeeu, Smut Bats
ten, &enrp Spiteu, 6 6 &obbin. ol1e
fra &intn9; g. q. 2ien, q Milion
&rosbp, gilbert 2arion. olle fra 2eaf
Mountain; q q &anber, @ober&
9alooriou, IS SC 2inbquiit, &otan
Nnberiou, aQe fra @litberau; g 2ar>
ion, S Mplanoer, Sobn 6 Oouns, ole
ira Mmor; y @rotb % S 6 Sobn=
ion. besseira Maine; Ole @olo. 9ors
6anion, g. 8isrnftab, &eoer 3ans
ion, . S 2oietb, ale fra unoermooo;
sc 5pbrte, $ $ 9ausen, $ g Stub.
Beunie 8erse1on, olle fra Geraus
Souls; g Dtsne1s, 6 $ Branopolb,
Eol1et 9ee!ion, . sc Gos1an, ale fra
Dalton; 9e so Melion os . q Sep.
9aarb, besse fra GoroenFiolb; 6aaz
gen &aulfon, @aluOr Ebomp1on,
Sobn 9aaritab. ale fra Iibbs; Sobn
&opren, Martin 9}elfon, Sonas 9fel=
ion, Nnton @lenoe, @briit Bers,
Stills @rition, Martin Nnoerion, . s
&ubb, S s Strange, Gborpalb Gbos
reion, Mnton Nnberion, s . @olo,
alle fra Battle Safe.
9isie Menb beoes MI ON at gao
til Mrbeibe trafs. 0m no9en pnifer
mere Dplpsning ON oisie Eiu9, Tan
man ifripe til unbertesnebe.
8aa &omiteens &e9ne,
.. S. &uob, Tormano.
Martin NnoerIon, Setreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03
NorosDafota.
&aior6eie D>pisbt bar opia9t I'll
&alo ber % Eol I9tte til Sarge.

&aitor6eie Duisbt bar opia9t fit
&alb Der os Eal Fotte til Sarge.
= Grafton ipnes iuaar at funne
9lebe fig peb en- lioen Boom" / Bpgz
uirtiombeben, ibet Bpsmeitre allereoe
bor inosaaet &ontratt paa Opfbrelie
af oper 20 npe Bpsniuser - faouel
Gorretnin9s sbgsntnser iom&aanin9s>
buie, friper r9ofota".
= .&rplletbopeb", ben enefe sienz
leuenbe Snbianer fra @uiterz8lob=
baoet / Minneiota, bar opbolot fig
poa Sort Bertbolo % reite ioas til
@bica9o tor at pare meb / @ilo>8et>
uoitillinsen, meooeles oer fra Man.
ban ben 26oe Mpril.
- @n 5 Nar 9ammel 9atter al
ST. os Mrs. @turbtoff fra Sarge
fit fin 9eo paa en- eienbommelig
Maabe forleben Sag. Barnet bolbt
paa at tpgse paa ct Stptte Sun,
oy bette Tom bun uforparenbe til at
iuelse. Set bleo fibbenoe fait ben>
oes @trube o9 toraariaseoe 9poen /
no9le faa W1inutter.
= 6armerne poer belle Staten er
meset miSmootge ouer bet ubeba9ez
lise &eir. os be mener. at ct fort
Iutal ef 91oro'Datotas iomfruelise
Sorbbunb pil !isse brat iaar. 6arz
merne bar lite flor 2Dit til at iaa
no9et efter ben 2Obe Mat. ba be frp9z
ter for 9pittuloeu.
= @ranb Sorts er ual9t til Bros
uiiions=0plossiteo for be 5oreneoe
5taters Eropper for Departementet
9atota, iom inoerutter oQe 6orter os
Militerpoter Minneiota, Mortb
9atoto, 5outb Datota % Montana.
Noro= Dafota oil 1aaleoes fomme til
at lepere Mel c1u. til Soloaterne %
@aure til 9eiteue m. m., og Der ct
naturlt9uis Subel Staten ouer
bette.
- S. 6. 9enrition, en- &elftaaz
enbe Garmer, 1om boeoe nar @anoo,
itibb fig ielu, ioet ban par paa @ilo>
saasiast iibite Onsoaa. 5fuooet
sit inoi 8alfen % ub isiennem Naafz
Ten % brebte bam paa 5letfen. @resz
Jet omtriu9 fatteoe oerpaa Slo %
antenote bans &leber. &atronerne,
lom ban bar fine 2ommer, etsplo>
berebe % req bam frp9teli9 op.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

fte bleo fatet af / Sarten os fnuites
unoer 2otomotiuets 9iul. Sc puri,
sc oil osiaa bb. Spu Sig to9es ub
al &uinen itrafs. men buorman9e Der
bar opoe, bar bet ;n9en, lom uioite.
- Sen iootalbte @olbp Sernmine
| Mt9tson ct nenlast. No9en @runo
for 9teolesselien er lite ansiuet; 1000
Nrbe,oere er blepet leoi9e.
= Set uaabe tolbe Beir bar eiort
flor @taoe paa 9onninsaulen i
@isconiiu, o9 Bterne bpr Men9oe,
pis.
- Mrs. 2ina Ber9 fra @ef Su>
perior, @isconlin, 1bser ON Stilsmisz
1e fra lin Manb STR. Ber9. Ber9
ct en- al be aloite 5ettlere os ben fer>
ie 9oteleier / @uperior.
= Sreliesberen bot MI iitret fig
en- @pgniusstomt Seem Oort. Sen
toter 100000 os ct 10000 &uao:
rot Sob itor. 8aa benne Cont ag.
ter be at opfpre en- Bpsntus "paa 4
@ta9er. Tprite @to9e fal uere 5or>
lamliu9sial, og ben ptl babe Seoer
for 5000 &er1oner. Atr. Balltnston
8ootber ttlbuot en- itprre Sarm paa
@taten eslano, bpor ban fal uprette
en- &oloni for iaaoanne, oer reboes
fra Sorbrbberlipet % er itittebe til at
orbeioe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

Mufit. &eltalenbeb, 6urti9frift,
8o9fbriel, ubhannel1e til 9erer eQer
ct resulart Gollese<8urius = lite
rert, pibenitu beli9t eller flasif =
ttlbpoe8 of Central college, @aut
&apibs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

Mrs. @ua McDonolo @olelb, 1om
reprelenterer Mtnneiota paa &pin<
berueS &onsreS beb &erbensubfil=
lin9en @bico9o, ifa( boloe en- Sore
lesnins ON n&uinoer, 1om 2pnsar=
beibere" n9pnte &on9res.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

.@unobebsblabet" for Ipril ct uo=
fommet meb fpl9enbe Snbbolb:
@unbbebs, % @Dsepleie. ST.
&eelp's Sur mob 9ranterSfD9oomz
men; @trubebofe; Blino tarmsbe=
ten6elle; @aar % oeres 8ebanblins;
6borlebes ital mon berbe fine 8prn?
unberbolbning; @amaritanertiene.
ite; Nfbolb % 5abeligbeo; 9pb IN
Der Druffenifab; Stanbier Mltobol
@erter? @pbr9smaal Dg @par;
GorlfieQigt; Blomfter ! @ereliet
&oleraeiitea opbaset; Mebicinpriiers
ne; Mnmeloelier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

&rofesior 9. .. 8robausb af
&eo @ins Seminary Ct blepen inoz
buot til at bolbe ct 6oreora9 peb ben
reli9ipie &on9res peo &erbeusubltil=
linsen @bicaso ON r9en lutberRe
&eliaion / Nmerifa."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

Sra sc. ST. @anions 8o9banbel i
@eoar Rapibs er lenbt os vEre Sorz
t9llinger al S.. Set er tun en- Ii
ben BOG, oer toiter 15c, men be tre
Sortellinser / 8osen er meeet inter-
esiante os 9ooe. 9e pil inart bore
at faa useblabets 8osbanbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03
@rtfe.t I Mor8e.

Sfpl9e Telegram fra &riftionia
ben 24oe Npril bar @tortbiu9et ops
lift fig Ielp meb 63 mob 81 @tem'
mer, forbi Song Osfar lite te9 &on'
iulatsbei i(utnin9en tilfpl9e. Sc nor'
fe Mpiier a9iterer Hertt for unio<
mems SplgSning.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03

Son. 9apib q. @eQs. antaseli9
ben mef raoifale Sribanbelsmanb
be 5oreneoe @tater, ct bleuen ino>
bubt til at bielpe Sefreter Carlisle
me0 at forberebe en- Tololop.
(@r.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03
0in1tefpta.

&;6aro % MarD Brett ira
9ulutb fit ben 26oe Npril fit 17oe
Barn, en- Seute. Gaoeren er @las.
arbeioer, os be99e Gorelores fpoteS
@nslanb for 38 Iar iiben.
Sans g. @uju en- ostet uns
Manb brebte fig ielp / Sacreo 9eart
1ibite Nprbos peo at ltpoe fig ielp
siennem @oeebet. 9an bar @lert
for 5irmaet gtellennore & &ube ber=
feos. 6an par omtrent 30 Nar
9ammel.
@tpan 9aelion, en- t5armer, lom
bor ner gaetpport, falot iioite 0ns=
bag neb al ct 9ustos 25 SOB bit, %
ferros fig, iaa oer er lite itort 9aab
ON, at ban oil operitaa bet.
@aren Glauion but faaet Sfilss
misie fra fin Mano, Sens @laulon
/ Minneapolis 9runbet paa umenne*
1telis Bebanolins fra bans @ibe.
8arnep @reste, en- Bremier /
@reat geortbernbanens Separations
rerfitco / Breckenridge blep ouerfiprt
ua brebt al &oblerlotomot1pet forrise
M}nnboo sfpelb. 6ans 2eQeme flares
tpert ooer al @iulene.
@ibite Dusoas itrifeoe osiaa
6. @asmus1ens 8resiearbeioere i
Wliuneapolis.os bans &resier ftanfe=
be. @an er reiit til @bicaso tor OF
(eie non union Menb o9 ON mulist
trob1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= 9torbmenbene 8inona %
Omesn forbereoer fig til at feire
ben 17be Mai paa en- ftorartet
Maaoe. Ealer nil boloes al berpm=
te Meno, os ON &ueloen oil Glue
1piQet rNmeritanite 5antaier" op~
fpres.
= @tor Suoisuation berfer /
9fortbfielb / Inleonins al. at ct &ar
@bicasofolt ct tommet til 8pen %
bar 9iort 6oribs paa at fanse Biaer
for be be1psteoe 9uie. 9eriom be
lite fierner fig, fan bet blioe farlist
for benz, 1tser Meooelelierne..
Sra &oufon meloes ben 26oe
Mpril. at Mrs. Mels Mepburs blep
operfalot o9 efterlaot fom bpo al en-
utienot Manb / @helbon forleben.
San 1Ios benbe Ba9boueoet meo ct
itarpt Snfrument, iaa bun fit ct ftpst
@aar. Set, iom frelite benoe fra at
blipe olbeles ibieli1aaet, par henbes
tptte &aar, fom bolbt at en- bel Del
al @la9et, aaitaae8 oer.
@n peltlebt mibbelalbrenbe
Manb ueb Maun .. 6. Sr,uin ct ar
reiteret / ct. Saul antla9et for at
bape forfbst &oloteat mob en- 13:oa,
ria 8ige peb 9eapn Carrie @brenion.
sun bor iammen meb fin Mober, en-
@nte, os nar olene biemme, oa ST.
min Tom ino % foreaap, at ban tog op
ytapne for en @itD> 9irettorp. 8an
tom inart meb famlpie 6orllag, % oa
&iaen pilbe lbbe, bolbt ban benbe.
bporpaa bun be9pnbte at frise, til
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-03
SrD tan et beTrtpe

Orb fan life belfripe Ben 110z
n1erte0e ToriDnin9 al fer6i9e
&le6er, 1om Manhattan bQr
mo6ta9et ipaar. Sen maa fees,
forat man fan p1tr6ere ben ret.
&ore &ri1er iaar er merfet Ia
pere en6 nogeniin6e. W}on fan
fipbe en 1plen6i6 &le6nin9 al
@el1tlo for $40 til $l2.5O, lpS
eqer mprf efter 8eba9. 81 ga
ranterer, at oen er 9o6t lDet o9
tilposlet.
@1ttez % &brneora9ter er
billi9ere en6 no9en Gang.
@n lap @riS for ale o9 in9en
Mfpi9elle.
Manhattan One Price
Clothing House.
9efD Bros, Giere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
THEY ARE SATISFIED.
KICKAPOOS AT LAST LISTEN TO
REASON.
They win Take Their Aiiotments and
Money-Thc work Of Alioting to be
Begun This week-Openlng
About April I, 1894.

Tomorrow morning Major Moses
Neal. the Kickapoo allotting agent,
will begin the work of al'otting lants
to the Kickapoo Indians. lie was in
Oklahoma City the other day. and, ac
cording TO the Times Journal, he has
at last succeeded in making the In.
dians come TO terms.
For two or three weeks he has been
working with the Indians endeavoring
to get them to listen to reason, and at
times became almost discouraged at
their stubborness and sullcn behavior,
but finally one after another came
over TO his side until now he has ma
! iority OF the tribe on the allotting
rolls lie says Big Jim's band of
! Shawuess have made him most of the
trouble by sending immissaries TO the
Kickapoos advising them not to sign.
Little Battle Ak, one of the chief men
Of that band, was exceedingly trouble
some and Mr. Neal had TO send lin.
home and forbid his return Big Jim's
band gave trouble when Col Porter
was allotting the absentee Shawnees
and Pottawatomies and refused to
take their allotments until the very
last
Major Neal thinks the Kickapoos
now number about e5O-bucks squaws
and papooses. They will each be en-
titled to some 5000 i'm money and eighty
acres Of land The allotments will
consume about one township of the
reservation, leaving eight townships,
or nearly l7j, 000 acres, to be opened to
settlement lie estimates that the
work of allotting will take ninety
days or more, and II there are any obs
streperous Indians left after all the
yOiuntary are made, thirty days more
will be consumed before the work is
entirely completed; so it will be March
or April before tGe surplus land can
be opened to settlement The country
has been sectionized but not divided
into quarters and eighths, and in
many cases the section corners have
been destroyed, so that the work will
be quite difficult without a complete
resurvey. This reservation is the only
remaining one to be opened to settle
ment in eastern oklahoma and, while
small, every foot of it is desirable and
IL will make n thousand or fifteen hun
dred very valuable and productive
farms. The rush for IL will be far
greater in proportion than was that
for the strip lands. for there will be
from fifty to one hundred mGn foG
every claim. Look out for the open
ing about April !, 1894.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

Norman Call; The difference be-
tween the strip opening and the open
ng Of Oklahoma, lies in the disposition
OF the two admisi stratious to punish
official guilt II all that has been said
about the fraud practiced i'm the strip
opening be true, it is scarcely 10 be
compared with the practices of illegal
character at the land office in Guthrie
whep Oklahoma was opened The eN-
perienc0 OF the Grst made the last The
more acute. Residents oi Aorman re-
mem Der how, at the Guthrie land office,
the takers would nun Der the tlers and
mark those who paid with couple of
matches in hat band The att ntion
Of the officials was called 10 the frauds
being practiced, yet they made no ef-
fort TO correct them or prosecute the
guilty. Parties i'm our town personally
called the attention Of 4. B. Needles
the then l. ;. Marshal, 10 the frauds
but he did nothing. Some of the news
papers that are bowling about prose
crting the guilty We're most depress-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
rolLep nY a nRAve MAN.


A pnxpcrado Attempts to Rob tlcvc-
iand nank but Meets His Match
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. li-Shortly
after noon 60 day. stranger entere d
the Office of Myron T. lIcrriclS, treas
urer of the Society Of Savings, and
asked for a private interview He
was poorly dressed. but no different in
an earance from scores of men who
call daily. ll,rriclS took him into the
trustees room and the man closet the
door
just as Hcrricll started to take a
scat the man said: 81 want some
none and / want you to give it TO
me now. Now you can go INTO the
vault and give me $4,000. u go
with YOU and the clerks in the bank
ing house Will think you are showing
me the vaults
The stranger quickly drew revolv-
or from his pocket and thrust the
nuzz G against llerr,ck's head. III
you don't do that" he continued, "Ill
blow YOU up. have a charge of dvn-
amite i'm my other hand and l II blow
us both up
Herrick promptly struck the man in
the face, knocking him down The
robber sprang to his feet shot at Her
rick and sprang out of an open win
dow into the street The ball passed
through the right side of Herrick' S
coat.
The robber has not been found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
A KANGAROO VICTIM.

Robert Tynel's Hard Luck Fined by the
Prisoners in JAN.
Robert Tyflel was dis harged from
Jail yesterday after having served a
sentence o. ten days for selling whisky
IN the Usage coantry. TyFel is a
young man and is hard of hearing.
After being released he was Isnniless
and several court officials made up a
subscription purse for his benefit
Upon being placed in Jail young
Tyffell had g. on his person. lie was
tried by a Kangaroo court in the fed
eral Jail, found guilty Of breaking
INTO the jail and fined s.. Tyffel
claims he was walking through the
Usage country with a half gallon of
whisky in his pocket Had known
the result, / wouldn't have done it,"
remarked the young culprit plaint-
lively.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
NEWS NOTES.

The Cook hotel at bingham, Kan
was destroyed b. Gre.
Adrian, Mo, small town in Bates
coanty was visited by $4,000 fire.
Robertson Gladstone. nep hew of
the prime minister of Great Il ri tain, IS
dead.
c. Stetzer, aged % years, i,ar,..e.;;
himself on his farm near Usage Bluff,
Mo.
A tract of Kentucky swamp lands
bel nging to the heirs of John Craig
and supposed for years TO be val ue
less sold for s., 900, 900
The two men killed while riding on
top of a Missouri Pacific train near
Usage, Mo, were viii Hill and Charles
Lillis of Decatur, Ill.
A colored woman arrayed in bridal
robes created sensation at Carthage
Ill, by refusing at the last moment to
accept the would-bc groom.
II is given out that Colonel North
will contest the seat of Mr.. Herbert
GladstonefromWes Leasde in the Eng
lish commons.
Iowa grccers and jobbers have
strong kick to make over the advance
Of freight rates in that state.
1t is rumored in London that q syn
dcate is being formed to control the
copper supply of the United States
The cabinet of Greece has resigned
b cause the chamber Of deputies
elected an oppositiou leader president
The great Oriental mills near Provi-
den0e, Il l., which had been closed
for two years, have started up again.
In his Thanksgiving proclamation,
Governor Altgcld OF Illinois pays high
| tribute to the worlds fair ami its in
| iiuenoe,
George Davis, Ex-Governor Ame's
! private secretary, shot himself through
the heart at North Elston, Mass
Mr. May, chief cashier of the Bank
! of England, has resigned IL will be
succeeded by Mr. Bowen, the chief
accountant
The Rev. f. X. Porter for over six
t. years Southern Methodist minis.
ter, died near Sclalia, Mo, aged ~
years.
The Panhandle glass works of
Wellsburg W. Va, has resumed oper-
ations, employing POO men, after sew
eral months idleness.
Captain John Phillips, commander
of the United States cruiser New
York, now at Brooklyn, denies posi-
lively stories OF defects in the vessel.
Frank Lake was stabbed, it is
thought fatally, in dive at Pitts.
burg, Kan by Tom Lyons.
Orders have been received by the
superintendent of the Republic, Mich
/ cooper nj 70 resume operations
December /. About 1909 men will be
employed,
4 forest fire was started north ol
Atchison, Kan, by sparks from a
locomotive and SO, O10 worth of timber
belonging to j, =. Brown was de
stroyed
The Diamond plate glass works al
Kokomo, Ind, employing l,4O0 men,
and other factories employing 800 men
will resume o erations Monday after
six months idleness.
George l.. Cramer for thirty-one
years secre tary OF the Mutual Fire In
surance company If Lreqericll Nd
committed suicide. A committee re-
ported that no was a defaulter foi
Sil 900.
Three masked men entered the gro
Gerry store of John Gerau, in st. Louis
at midnight, and while tNo held tat
clerk and two Gu stomers at bay Will
their reviewers, the other went BE-
hind the counter and took out the casl
drawer and all it contained.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

idle fellows who stand on the streets
TO oge the women and cover the
walks with their tobacco juice for the
ladies TO drag their skirts through. 1t
makes me mad. Great, big. blubber.
ing idiots standing around smoking,
spewing and splitting. How mer.
chant can have gang Of loafers hang
around his store, splitting on the walks
and boxes and expect ladies to trade
at his store, is really more than can
comprehend"
e.,
There are three articles in the Forum
for this month on "ls Christianity
Losing Ground?' And its authors
Prof briggs Felix Adle" and DR.
Carnes declare that it is, and yet ad-
init that the fundamental principles Of
Christianity are all the time finding
truer expression Their talk is in
strange contrast with a sermon by the
learned DR.. Talmage when he opened
his tabernacle this fall and held and
audience Of over 8. 600 spell bound as
he showed the advance of Christianity
b. actual statistics-told how the
Methodists are building two churches
daily and that the tide is so strong
that infdelity is far less bold than
formerly. These points are good
deal as we desire them to be. Why
don't these people who object to re-
ligion and churches. stop fussing and
go to some part of the country where
there are none and form a colony of
their own?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
THE MARKETS.
Kan,ns CltY Graln.

Prices were quoted as follows: No , hard
wheat li.0533 No. 3 hard wheat, 5l05l &c
No hard wheat IS SOC rejected hard wheat.
45t4Io. No red wheat, % r55c; No red
wheat, 5205ic No red wheat, iT05lo
CoRN-Was firm under a somewhat improved
demand, thou5h prices were not QuoAbly
higher Receipts OF oru to-day o! cars, year
ago 10 cars No mixed cora sold 40 3O4 J3lc
No mixol 80 sc. No 1 mixed - Oc no
grade crosse No . white 3ltlc No 3 white
3Oisc No. 1 white, 30t. Shippers paid 8c
Mississippi river for No p corn ana the SAM
for No white cora. No. mixed was quote 4
nominauy at 81. &c Mcmphi, and No > white
the same. shippers bid Bic river for No s
corn year shipment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

The Guild of Trinity church will
hold their bazaar on the l2th, 18th and
l4th of December, when a great many
useful and fancy articles viii be on
sale suitable for Christmas presents.
Don't fail TO save your money for the
event ST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

The national council of the Seminole
befoi adjournment last week passed
an AFT providing as a penalty for dis
turbing the peace, which is made n
misdeamor, twenty-five lashes on the
naked back, or a fine of S25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12
Lead and Zinc Market.
ST LOUIS Mo, Nov. ID Lead STEADY
S3l-s Spcltcr- -Strong; 81 3i
KAssAs cIrY 1--we STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 10 Cattle - Re
ccipts, 5,8l6 calves, lil shipped yesterday,
353l. CALVES 2Ol The market for good steers
was slow and wolk COWS stron gooi feeder
strons, others dIll. steIdy CALVES and balls
steady Texas steers active, stcoaE COWS ac
tive Toe hi her.
Dressed beef and shippin steers - % g. o.
COWS AMI hoiic-s sL65 f3, Texas aui Indian
steers II . g2 -; Texas and lndiln COWS II. O
az 30. stockers and feeders s29lGll B. mixed
Sl.t5t75l
Hogs-Receipts G3si shipments yes terday
2sL The market was low in starting and lIl
tower. closing firm Prices ranged from Is si
los59(
shecp-Reccipis asa no shipments The
market was dun ana weak The following
ore representative sales.
Nu. VI Price No W. Price
Rj1 Utah .... lJl 2tJ 2l NUT. o325J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

The experiments made during the
summer with various emulsions for the
destruction of the sinking squash bug
at the Oklahoma Experiment Station
were not very satisfactory through
the use of the kerosene and sogp emul-
sion gave results that appsaF 10 justi-
fy the continuance OF the trials neNt
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-12

Ladies SHOULD call at Mrs. n. T..
Sager'E hair bazar and have their
bangs cut and hair dressed ia the latest
style. Bangs cut ana cuFled This
week, 3 cents Full stock Of waVers
and curling irons. Stamping of all
kinds done at chair and toilet bazar. p"