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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-02-07
TCoufdential.l
Legation OF the United States,
Honolulu January Il, 1894.
M B@fraI

Hon. w. Q Gresham tecre tary OF state
Sir On yesterdkysat $50, m, re.
ceived Hon. ). b. Dole's answer to
my letter OF January \ requesting him
lat his earliest eonvdnience" to give
me the specifications contained in a
prior letter. His answer is about
fifty pages of closely written
official paper and has hen de.
livered too late TO either copy or
reply 20 in time for the steamer
leaving at ? p m to-day There
is one extract. however,. TO which |
think your attention should be called.
wherein il is stated this government
has been and now is subjected 20 the
necessity OF increased watchfulness
and large additional expense, which
but for such attitude would have been
unnecessary" The emphasis above is
mine. In a previous letter of De
cember - Minister Dole had stated
the government Offices have been
placed and still continue in q
condition OF defense and prepare.
ton for siege, and the community has
been put in - state OF mind border.
ing on terrofism-" Some portions on
the letters from which these extracts
are made confirm the above statements,
while others ssem to negative them.
With this explahation ! submit them
TO your considefation. The next steam
er leaves here February 3, which would
place you in possession Of Mr. Dole's
letter and my purposed reply there 70
about February rs.
Very respectfully
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DETROIT, Mich, Feb 2.-Judge Taft
Of the court Of appeals, has decided the
suit OF the city OF Detroit against the
Detroit Citizens Street Railway Co. ad.
versely TO the defendants lie holds
that the railway company's franchise
has expired and the road has no further
right to the use OF the streets.
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What one Muskrat Did.

PomRoY, o., Feb. IA family on "A
shantyboat had a rather peculiar ex-
perience at the mouth Of Leading
creek. The evening before the boat
was drawn into the mouth of the
stream During the night a musllrat
gnawed hole in the bottom of the
boat, and when the family awolie at
daylight their beds were floating about
the room. The head OF the family
broke his way out through the thin ice
and waded ashore with his family one
al :, time
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MEMPHIS, Ala. Feb 2 THE G-ycar.
old daughter of Ramsey Billups was at
tackled in a thicket near here by a wolf
and 50 badly mangled that She died.
The girls little brother, in an effort 70
save her, was also probably fatally
torn. He succeeded. however, in kill.
ing the Malf with q club
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WILLIS TO GRESHAM.

Stress Laid on Something Dole Wrote tn
& His agent"
WAshNGroS, Feb. 3-The president
Friday transmitted to congress the dis
patch received from Minister Willis on
last Saturday, The letter of President
Dole is not included for lack of time TO
transcribe it after.Mr Willis received it,
Dispatches %, 20 and %, which are
withheld, are merely statements Of ac-
counts, legation acquisitions, etc. The
dispatch of Minister Willis is as fol.
lows:
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WAsHNGrON. Feb =. Thursday the
bids for the new issue Of . per cent.
bonds were opened. Secretary Carlisle
has reasons 70 be congratulated upon
the success Of his undertaking because
at times within the past week the
darkest OF clouds overhung his ven.
ture. The bids opeped are from the
largest money cenHrs. but by whom
made = keRt sscrei binder Instructions
from TIE 1s3 4eecsQlution was
intrF trco 49, fbufsday AJAX.
in4 bidders and other
In passed. thep and
Y n9mes BE- given
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III PASSES.
eY .sNcte Of 2o3 to TAO the Wilson
Sin Goes Through.

S'evens (haSsl. Member OF the Ways
AMI Means Committee Refrsined From
NounE-cresry (CsL), Another Mem
Der Voted Against the BaI.
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Cleveland RolIIne stn /. -

&. gvELAND. o., Jan. siss.fs
time in many months 80
partments Of the big plant 81 h
land Rolling min company u
sumed this week. The 90
just completed a new We
plant at = cost Of aze,,s.
will als0ipe starta
ness devrcssiOn on
working az the NH
full tiine $500 haad
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GOV. RloH 3TAKas ncklol
The Truth 20 oopss Gus IL That ks..,s
Amesdnsent ffaud.

me htuth 20 Conne Dut ~ That Mira "a 6
Amesdstent fraud.
LASsINe, Mich,. jan 30. Gov. RicA
will position ths hnprsale eonrt for svrif *
OF mandamuSditcctih slse clerks q -
gebic and GratiotFcounties to- Ger & .:
and return TO the proassr stasst B 81 81
corrected returns ofthe yoltaaetft; fl,ath
counties In April, 1891. ON the f..,.;,al
ment increasing the salary Of ca
torney general. lie win AJAX fosa
damus ordering the state bo1s
canvassers 20 reconvene and rad
the vote OF the state on M
tect The governor iflfof.H4
court that tina oflaiaI Ill 4
as published shows fhajtsikp
the emendment 81 l.1k4 wiz -
as there was aetp&5l3 .eaas aeslsi ~ Il +
majority OF .l0,g,f ~ coart viii 49,
on the petitfqu toaia% IL aeoorflspcn
witiiean order issued By Judge Peseon
teebtysthrss grand jurors we've = ra,v,,.
70 ipyHtis6te the afnendment fraiaai
and oraered tot report AZ Mason the!
eopnty Rat. FOR AIuty Rhnrsaay lnorn,l
ing % tsss week. r.
sualAHss 81 xs.
ch,fase saesshefi. .T1les sss ssee.
Pax.
cBioAeo. Jan, 20 Ifs 4 bun.
Interviewed a nenieef 81 ale ie,.
business men Of Chicago 80 %
opinion Of the outlook The Va
presented offer the highest authorss
In the way Of practical opinions on -
subject They come from men ahos1
bRures are on the pulse Of industr =
and who will be among the frat
recognize the signs Of appro6o; -
ing activity. There Is safioiens
similarity IN these opinions h.
amount 20 practical agreements "a.
some OF the more Important polosf
Every one Is Of the opinion that ~
have touched the bottom 81 this da
preston. and that any future chang.
must be IN the right direction. No
Of them believe that this change H.
now started, but none Of them look III
any very rapid revival They are prae
tically unanimous in attributin9 10 rs +
tariff legislation 4 reh % the rrssen1
hesitation To- business ghairt
fsr.-.f....f fs.tft.... stt.t 1.
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DECATUR. Ill, Feb Miss Maggie
True Lock and Dave Lambert we're
playing cards near Prairie Hall In
fun the young man said: Now the
ono that wins shall shoot the
other lie unlOaded his revolver.
as he thought, and laid il on the table.
he girl won, snatched up the revolver
and pulled the trigger. One cartridge
had been left in the revolver and the
bullet entered Lambert's brain He
lied instantly. The girl was almost
crazed. Lambert had been living with
John A. Paisley The girl was the
daughter OF "a neiRhbor and the couple
wcre engaged 20 be married
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WAsHINGToN. Feb Tile repor {
that Arch bishop ireland is Co succeed
Mgr. Satolli as the pope's ablcgate in
this country, and that Mgr Satolli is
90 he recalled, was officially denied "A
The residence Of the ablegate
MINNEAPoLIs. Mimi, Feb. le3ts
Journal, which has several times
printed pieces Of Catholic neVs before
they have become known IN the CHURCH.,
Wednesday printed an article assert
NJ that Mgr OConnell, Of the Amer.
can College OF Rome. and not Arch
bishop Ireland Is 20 become papal able.
gate in America on the approaching
'levatiOn % SotolH 60 the car linalata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-21

Or. Price cream Baking PC"'' 4"
Wor'd's Fair Highest AWARD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-21

Tux chief argument against the
Carlisle currency revision plan is that
it is Democratic measure aud is al %
proved by the south. That satisGe.
the average Republican, who needs
no reason for opposing measure ex-
cept to be told that it is rebel
scheme The Populists are told that
it is a Wall street scheme and they at
once condemn It, In the meant time
greenbacks are daily presented for re-
demption and the gold reserve will
need replenishing soon. These wise
acres suggest no remedy, but con-
demn every plan offered to cure exist
ing evils.
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RETURN OF A COMPLIMENT.

Yes, Guthrie is quite a pretty town.
1t cannot boast of eXcelling in many
things, but IL is very respectable
town. II contains more Afro-Ameri
cans than all the other cities in the
territory combined One of the great
est attractions in that city is greasy
and corpulent negro policeman who
parades the streets in splendid grand .
eur. The spectator who views this au-
gust parsonage is forced To admit the
greatness OF our neigh boring village.
Ok. City Oklahoman.
Ye gods, can this be our own John
Matthews the bullet-headed Oklahoma
Town eNcauge refers 10? Greasy?
Zounds this is a hard blowl Bedecked
with blue uniform and brass buttons,
an austero air, and authority rampant
on every lineament OF his features,
John hurls back between his clenched
teeth the Lacedaemonian appellation
Of greasy AS for the village" Of
Guthrie. our people are not obliged to
get behind the tank when they hear
the toot Of an incoming train
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defense nearly all OF them being slain
and their bodies were scattered up and
down the stream for mile or more
Fight were taken prisoners and a few
escaped, but tie number Of slain
surely exceeded a hundred. The hay
was then all burned and the machinery
destroyed For long time the bones
OF the negroes could be seen scattered
about on the prairie, but in 1865 the
government sent out men and teams
and gathered them up and inferred
them in the national cemetery at TT
Gibson. Some few bones can yet be
found here and there along the stream
which has been known as Niger
Creek" since that bloody day.
After wiping cut the hay camp the
confederates passed on toward the
north and two days later captured a
big supply train on Cabin creek.
twclves miles west Of Vinita. Lieut.
Knight was IN both Of these engage
ments and knows whereof he talks.
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THE MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Doc 20 -wHEAr-Car lots
oy sample on track at Kansas City at the close
sold as follows; No . hard 80 ,e5ic No 3
hard, 50G5lc No hard, isGiac rejected,
20 ti7c No. 3 red, 5lc. No rcd Ig65Oc
No red $500 rejected. a86i7c
Sales by sample on track Kansas City. No
emiNod corn cars iOc, car, Diac, cars
fO.fo No mixed, nominally, 3oTc, No 4
mixed G0mnally, SOC No white car tsi4c.
car csc No white nominaly 4d.c
under No white
OATS Were firm and In fair demand
Receipts OF oats, o cars. a year ago
3 cars Sales boy sample on track. Kansas
CITY No 2 mixed oats, cars 3l4c cars
Slhc cars Sac. No 3nominaly, soc. No 4
nomnally &N2Sc No white oats, nomt
nally 1Ic No 3 white. nominaIIy 8OQsic
RYE-Firm No. normally, i9c No3 gso
FLANsEEp- Duh nominally sL24RI8. ac.
eordins 10 billing. BRAN Steady o. bose per
c"t sacked CoRN CHoP- Dull 7sGslo per
cwi sacked HAY Receipts, "a cars market
weak Timothy choice S9Gg5 50. No T. &G
500 low grade @U5.5J fancy prairie IS $50
10 choice. O. 51us No I, SI5Jg7. No ? 80
30 paCkin hay - IS
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THROWN INTO BOILING OIL
Horrible Torture of Armenian Prison
era by Turks

Horrible Torture of Armenian Prison
crs by Turks.
BERLIN, Dec 90 The Cologne
Gazette publishes letter regarding
the atrocities committed on the Ar.
menians which says that the Turk
ish garrison at Erzeroun, Irisa,
Vat, Tigranocerta Babert and
Moosh, altogether mum bering
about 10000 were sent against
the Armenians The commanders
OF these troops announced to the in
habitants OF the villages: 1--WE are
ordered TO put you TO the sword for
openly defying the government"
The attack began on August Is. The
Turks were repulsed in the first in
stance. The massacres began Sep
temb Der g. Those Armenians who
submitted unconditionally were
bound TO stakes and their limbs were
cut off with saws. In other cases the
victims were disem boweled and their
eyes gougcd out Children were
thrown into burning oil and women
were tortured and burned to death.
The troops plundered and burned the
churches Among those who fell vic
tins TO the savagery of the soldiers
were forty priests who were brutally
massacred
The British consul at Erzeroun was
prevented from going TO the scenes Of
the atrocities on the ground that it
was not safe Tor an Armenian, he be-
ing an Armenian, TO approach the
places where the troubles had oc-
Cured. This did not deter him from
making an attempt TO learn the truth,
but as he was trying TO approach one
of the devastated villages he was ar
rested.
Among those who witnessed the
atrocities was a Spaniard named
Nimenes. The Turkish authorities
approached him and offered him large
bribes to induce him to deny in the
English papers the truth of the re-
ports of the outrages. They also
sought to bribe him to go to England
for the purpose of delivering lectures
on Armenia, in which he was TO dwell
upon the contented condition of the
Armenians. Senior Nemines rejected
the offers made TO him.
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Anyone who has children will rejoice
with l.. b. Mulford of Plain6eld, n. ].
His little boy, five years Of age was
sick with Group. For two days and
nights he tried various rem
edies recommended by various
friends and neiehbors He saws:
thought sure would lose
him. had seen Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy advertised and | though. l
would use it as last hope and am
happy to say that after two doses he
slept until morning. l gave it to him
next day and a cure was effected. ]
keep this remedy in the house now and
as soon as any of my children show
signs Of Group l give it to them and
that is the last of it," 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by +, Il. Lille & Co
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TALE OF OKLAHOMA STREAMS.

Nearly all the localities and streams
in the Indian country bear peculiar
names, yet in nearly every case these
names have particular significance
and were derived from something
which has occurred in that section
aud one learns some interesting stories
in looking up the'origin Of many Of
these lanes. Just over the line in the
Cherokee country, is a stream named
on the maps Niger creek" the gem
eral supposition being that a great
many negroes live along its course
Lieut., Tom knight OF the Indian
police, however, tells the true story Of
the naming Of the stream. Early ia
1864 the federal troops stationed at
Fort Gibson, then the leading post in
the Indian Territory, had two com
panies Of negroes freshly recruited
from the South, camped along that
creek, cutting hay for the post from
the broad meadows Of the valley. One
day Stand Waita's command and
Gano's Texas rangers. who were scout
ing toward the north, came upon the
negro camp and a bloody fight en-
sued. The negroes were taken by |
surprise and did not make much Of !
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.norance or
rom eXCosseS
. Such habits
result In loss
of manly
power, nerV-
Gus exhaust
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The scene of the Niagara Falls, in
the last act of The Fast Mail, " is the
grandest piece of ingenuity ever pre-.
sented upon the stage of any theatre.
ihe actual scene was so impressive
that Lincoln j. Carter Immediately de-
termined to produce it in his piece,
Tine Fast Mail" and with such graf
flying results as to be pronounced per
feet by the thousands who have seen il
and compared it to Americas wonder
full natural waterfall Opera House,
Saturday, Dec. 22.
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kANsAs CITY No, Dec 10 -Cattle-Re.
eelpts, 7.a-5 calves, 2lO shipped yesterday,
1859 calves. l5' The steer market was duh
and Zoe lower good COWS active, steady, others
duh 10 Zoe lower feeders ID 10 l5c lower
siockers weak bulls and calves active and
strong
Hogs s-Rcc'ipts Q95J, shipped yesterday
lilo The market was fairly active and
steady with yesterdays decline The top
was "a a. ana tho bulk ofsales we're a 10
"A - against "a % 10 10 25 for bulk ana a -
for TOP go tcrday
sheep Receipts L'3' shipped yesterday
20 The market was dun an d unchanged
Horses Receipts 10 shipped yesterday.
a. The market was pretty active a. steady
prices yesterday
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.

Dolls in endless variety and at prices
to suit every body, at the Capital City
Book Store. 12l5 If
Just unloaied two cars deep shaft
McAllistor coal, as good as Canon City,
for 81. 80 per ton delivered. N. +
Cheadle Coal Co., Phone No. 6. II l4tf
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First published in Oklahom Leade
Dec. 20.
Notice.
Notice.

Territory of Oklahoma, County of
Logan, s..
In the district court Of said county
and territory.
AleNandrine O'Meara, plaintiff, VS..
Daniel OMeara, defendant
The plaintiff in the above cause hav-
ing filed her petition, together with
an affidavit that the defendant is a
nonresident OF the Territory of Okla
homa, and the object OF this action
being TO obtain a divorce aud the Gus
tody of Anna O'Meara, now. therefore
the said defendant, Daniel O'Meara, is
hereby notified that unles he be and
appear at the district court room in
the City Of Guthrie on or before the
LIST day of February, 1895, at 10 o'clock
a. m, and answer 70 said petition or
demur thereto it will be taken as
true and judgment will be granted
accordingly.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal ~
the court at my office in Guthrie, in
said county, this 18th day of Decem-
ber 1894.
Seal LOUIS f. PITTS, Clerk.
w4t
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Edison opposed to Prize F ghting

New YORK, Dec. 90. O.-Thomas Edi-
son has put his foot down on the
scheme of the Kline toscope exhibit
ing company to pull the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons fight in Mexico The com
pany may have the fight, but it can
not have the use of Mr.. Edison's
kinetoscope, without which it cannot
reproduce the battle Ever since
Corbett and Courtney fought at the
Edison laboratory the Wizard" has
opposed such exhibitions. Still the
exhibiting company does not propose
TO withdraw its offer just yet,
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FRIDAY. DEC. 21. 1924.

Omciai organ of Oklahoma Democracy.
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studonts Insult Iheir Tresldent.

richmond, Va, Dec. 20. - Last
night students of Richmond col
lege hanged Prosidcnt-elcct Boat
right in ehigy. Among the most
conspicuous placards on the figure
was one reciting the fact that Con-
gresham w. l.. Wilson was elected to
the presidency three years ago and
declined while Boatner accepted
Richmond college is the leading Bap-
tist institution in the South
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HVN IHF IHB VIV IIIT8 IuWWVW'
robbed OF Ills Hidden Gold.


DENVER Col, Dec. 9o.-In the
United States district court to- day
Judge Hallet imposed a fine of 500
and e-twontieth OF the costs on
each of the four men convicted of re-
tarding the United States mail at
Trinidad during the strike last July.
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Guthrie and Chandler Mail Lin.
-Four Months for eS Cents.

The Twice-a-Week Times, issued
tuesday and Friday, is being sent TO
subscribers on trial for four months
Tor % cents. Mail quarter in silver
- stamps to the Times, Kansas CITY.
Mo, and get thirty-two issues Of The
best paper published in the southwest
Fifty cents buys the Daily and SUNDAY
Times one mouth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-21

OKLAHOMA CITY journals are
growing groggy again. They are
booming Guthrie and art In cases of
this kind carbolized salve and feath-
ers are eflicacious.
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QUEBEC, Can, Dec. 2O.--Last night
the discovery Of an Illicit still for the
manufacture Of whisky in the very
heart Of the city was made through
the accidental explosion of the boiler.
The explosion set fire To the building
aud seriously burned several people.
One of the Illicit distllers is SER
geant Of the city police force named
RnImnnI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-21
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or 50 great In IeaV-
eniHg power as the Royal
Time Is Limited.

Everything must be sold by Dec. %.
Ny entire stock at prices below cost,
Handkerchiefs, hosiery and notions.
Cable high corsets 81. Finest line of
hats ever shown in Guthrie. Christ
mas novelties Hig bargains for those
who come early. Millinery, fine mil
linery, Remember Dec. % everything
must be sold. Fixtures for sale.
Mrs. ANNA SMITH.
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New YORK., Dee. 20. - Erastus f.
Beadle, the publisher Of dime books,
died yesterday at his country house
in Cooperstown, aged "a years. lie
retired from business in 1889. In 1892
he was the Republican nominee for
conrress in tho Otsepo district
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New YORK, Dec. 2O.-Eugene Kelly,
the banker, died to-day, aged 81
years. lie was born i'm Trellick.
county Tyrone, ireland, and at the
age of 90 came TO this country. lie
was worth Sl5, 200, 600.
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Tho Extreme Penalty for JoIntIst

ENroHlA. Kan, Dec. 90. w NJ.
Cox, proprietor Of the Fifth Avenue
hotel, convicted OF violating the
prohibitory law at this session of the
district court, was yesterday given
u inety days in jail and ordered to
pay fine Of $500 by Judge Randolph,
Mr. Cox was convicted upon only one
count, and this is the extreme penalty
provided by the law. lie will appeal
TO the supreme court
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JUDGE Woops utilized 20, 900 words
in rendering his decision in the Debs
case. In view ot this fact the public
will be disposed TO regard the impris-
onment part OF the punishment in the
nature OF persecution.
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LONDON, Dec 2O.-Sir Edmund b.
Lechmere, member of the house of
commons for the Evsham division of
Worcestershire, was about to address
u meeting at Pershore, Worcester
shire, last night, when he fell dead,
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ION, nervous debility, impaired memory,
low spirits, irritable temper, and q thou.
sand and one arrangements Of mind and
body EPILEPSY, paralysis, sOftening Of
the brain ana even dread insanity some
times result from such reckless self abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such unfort-
unates 20 health and happiness, is the aim Of
tho publishers Of a book written in plain but
ehaste language, on the nature, symptoms
and durability, by home treatment, OF such
diseases, This boos will BE- sent sealed, in
pam envelope, on receipt Of ten cents ia
stamps 70 pay postage
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical ~
soelsVon, vVS Alsip s., Hu9alo. n. ".
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Lost-A pocket memorandum book
containing railroad passes and private
papers belonging to Roy Hoffman.
Finder will please forward to The
Leader office and receive adequate re-
ward. to
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The LEADER Bindery is one Of the best
institutions OF the kiud in the West and is
daily turning out large quantities Of work.
Send I'm your orders for binding and blank
books and they will be promptly attended