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lJr Priee Cream Baking Powder
sNorid Falf Highest Medatand Diploma.

M3-ua = Wei knewu ciu-
zan 3 Nc az Ono, S of the opinion
thai there is nothing as good for
children .ro "a with colds or Group
as Cham cela.p's ugh Remedy lie
has lsed n eis family on seyeral
yeo.u gitn The best IF results and
always Keeps bottle "a 8 in the
house After having la grippe ne was
himself troubled with severe cough.
lie osed other remedies without bene-
Ct lnd then concluded TO try the
ehildren's medicine and 90 his delight
soon Effected a permanent cure. -
and so cent bottles for sale by h IL.
I-l--r 4 Co
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special 70 The leader

TTIT-T III " TTIN TI'-IT'|'-E"
ORLANDO. Nov. .-.-~,i;taHoC is en-
iny,ng ia healthy rr0ae. t1i s! " pros
pect nf the -anipctl.Ln rts '1nring
mill in the pcty nulf t-t-l uliuscs
new inspiration slA Nriags lnecr to
the business men AID fnrmC. u'. we'll.
The recent freeze DID little GT l0 dam
age To fall grain as was AZ frs antici'
rated and the growing whe n looks
well and promising.
The weather Is al ,hSs cont be de
sirpd at this time Of ,e ycGr and Ok
lahoma's balmy sun % trr f-'t In the
winter months is hiphiy gsnufciated
by those within our borde OOl1ing
;or locations
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INro A TRUSTEES HANDS


The ST. Joseph Packing and Transpcr-
tation Company Protects Indorsers'
s.. JOSEPH Mo, Nov. 90. The ST.
JOSEPH Packing and Transportation
company has filed a deed of trust in
the office of the county recorder con
veyiug Silas Mcdonald, in trust,
all property owned by the company.
including the companys packing
rouse and machinery and l5o refrig-
efator cars.
'rhe deed is given 10 secure 2. 5.
Pile president, and Il. B. Hart re
ceiyer OF the company, who have in-
dorsed notes. drafts and accounts for
the company. The amounts Of the
Endorsements arc not stated n the
deed OF trust.
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RoYALlsT pLoTs FEARED.
Tho Present Government 0f Hawaii
Prepared for an Uprising

IIoXotULU, Nov l2..--That the gov
ernment Is still slightly in fear OF =
royalist uprising has been evident
during he last week. All the guards
in the suburbs have been doubled,
ant .lcse watch has been kept on
ali suspected persons. Tho cause Of
this sudden activity is alleged to be
the discovery OF n plot 10 restore the
eN-queen,
II is known that q considera BILE
number Of guns aud ammunition have
been secretly brought here during
,he last few months and the royalis;s
49iden.ly intend to make use Of them.
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Europeans Butcheioo ana Ea-om DN
Canuihuis - Sow Guinea
LoNuoN, No, 8 Aus.-alia- VS.
is To the cffec5 The hanarr )u all the
islands neni Guinea are Or
the revolt I- steamer III 3a
Cheers. Of Sydney. callo .he
Admiralty islands and euuo tnat
the trading POSTS uur ending
schooner had been burned, Not q
single white man was visible and the
natives fled 90 the hills Oh thc APP
proach Of tho steamer The captain
found the remains OF recent canni-
bal feast. All tho whites 1ndOubted-
/ ~ met horrible dcatn. 40 New
ireland and Othg sHutc limilar
massacrcs are reG0.ta. ID la sup
posed that the uativs lotec liquor
stores and becoming hamec
the spoils, massacre ,lin -vt'.n
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'he,s will be a congregaN Jnal meet
-.. 1 the First l'reshyter an church
of Guthrie for the pOr21sc "a urrang-
ug pulpit supr, for the toming
,8ar and nc j. .u5octi1n OF vly other
3 ~ FA.sh may be brought before
~ He6aesday oVe'g, Nov s, lsoi,
.t7.2~ oclocl. !. +. SAUypERs,
Nov - St2. Clerk OF > ,ssion.
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rhe sonlhern Corn oron.

ALTnioRE. Nd. Nov. - The Man.
ufacturers' Record mas complied from
advance reports OF the United States
agricultural department the produc'
;ion of corn in each Of the Southern
states, showing an aggregate increase
IN the South in 1894 over 1898 OF as.
coo, o00 bushels, making total pro-
duction in the South Of nearly 500.
QUO. 900 bushels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-24

one R.s,u why Aerrttory Deputy Mar
shais DO Not Catch Outlaws.

WASHINGTON. Nov. %. Il w. Ellis
lieutenant of Indian police IN Indian
territory. has written a letter 10 Sec
retary Smith. in which he r"'
the difficulties that -Uereo
in checking .he 'ook gaug and other
,aads q, aespc ADDE'S. lie says the
deputy marsha 1- udiar noltce
are not vel 1 naid 30 hunt
down desperadoes The lndi-n police
ge Si5 pc month ana ean not ahoro
t. pay IRA yeling expenses oat q. that
amount ir pursuit robbers lie
complains rewards 7ro oforee 1or
desperadoes, Dut )e'd If hey are
brought Ia dead.
lie suggests thl 80 e be paiU 85t
PEI aonth nnC expenses. Good men
i,e says. could ihen bc obtained and
placed unde, hn diaoction o ho
I Indian agent who would soon rio nc
| territory Of despeladoes. Tie arys the
/ Cook gang is comu sed of no 0- zee
negroes and ffte1 rhite men
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Eishes, of all in Leaveuing Latest us Govt Report
RH:a!!I! q! RsslRg Rsxdsgl:
ARSOLUTEEY PURE

Henry Wilson, the postmaster .
Welshtou. Florida, says be curad a
case of diarrhma Of long standi in
siy hours with one small b,.tle of
-nanberlain's Collie Cholere end
Diarrhma Remedy. What ant
lurprisc that must have Neen the
sufferer. Such cures are hot unusual
With this remedy. In ma - instances
only one of two dose afc -qt reu to
permaner iei 1t can ways
depended npJn her reduced
water it IS pleasant to .alg FoI
S. ~ d B Lille q G
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WANTED--.A RALPH.
Guthrie Musical Union Meets and Essays
Pinatore- ronOr Needed.


Pinatore--A Tenor Needed.
The Musical nion held splendid
practice last night and q is probable
Pinafore win ne rendered very soon.
All the parts were assigned iast night,
but one-the character of Ralph Rack
straw, The following is the cast.
Josephine Mrs. Ramsay
little Buttercup, Mrs Rich
Cousin Ileke, Miss Yeamans.
Sir Joseph Porter, Mr. Brooks
Captain, NJ, smith.
Dick Deadeye, Mr.. smithson
Boatswain. Mr. BoswcTth.
Boatswain's mate, Mr. Payne
The Jar part ~ Ralph RasNs-raW IS
yet 10 be ass gned and it Is prornble a
tenor .yN be imported
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nieh omciai. 90 Come NeIt.

NEW YoHK, Nov. @S. The LeXOw
committee will resume It's investiga-
iion into the affairs of the police de-
partment Monday, December 81 1t is
understood that the committee will
start off with evidence as TO the con-
duct OF some high officials
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ia pr,ce's crean Baking Pc"
Words Fair Highest Award.

YOU mbs eat cheap fuod aud ros 10
er ously hnr oJ Il; 6ot you sanno'
ak heap medicines without positive
injrsy fyou H-e any substitute iol
Aver's Sarsapar "a 20, do 50 at tno
pc.i d your heulf perhaps ct yOnl
ife. .nsist oD M wing Ayers, aud no
he
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oAte c',arate-s 3t H,.
mia natert.lnment

.c o1cra house on nest Tuesday
~ idl ont miss ttc oppo LnnltY
~ 3ecing oA- II he pielticst and mosV
cEtc .1g event of the -cison.
r-- Mc.ner Nccsr Ian 'crs alone viii
'e .3a '1t,' .h' stasof adm sion.
,sc N sal a. IT, Willie * Co. :
U.d Nullrc a Mulltf 90 cents adj
mi.s 90 q. part # thc 1cusc; gallery
cen Nou can hay e. ats reserved
as h sua place, Tith np Htra
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relsoto May vl,lt Til. Country.

RIO DE- JANEIRo, Nov s3 - The
United States will soon he visited by
eX-President PeiXoto. He is in bad
health. the result of OverwOrlS in
cident 20 the revolution in this coun-
Try, and on the advise OF his phvsici-
ans he contemplatcs tour.
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CofOnsr's Sury Declares ns Wa Not
hesponaIble for Coz NIorlsn's Death-

SYRACUSE. y. y, Nov. % The W.
quest over the body of ornelius
Riosdan, the 'ize dgnter vhc be-
came unconscious whiic sDar ng
with Rob Fitzsimmons on Rr.oai
right last and died q iea IA atat
war aelo hs ast nigh aan Nit
nesses were examined rhs Jury
which was composed of sOMe 81 he
1ssentative business mel 81 The
lows brought la verdict AZ o clock
-xoDerating Fitzsimmons Qistria-.
Attofnss shove says IA ,,.pil+ he
verdict ne eiil pre5- ih eaas -
sas Crane Jar. f engnsss. fnaey
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Dissolution Notioe

lhe partnership heretofore existing
between s A. Strader and 5. I. Frank
lin under the style name of Strader g.
Filnlihn is this day dissolved.
All accounts due the above firm ave
the property of 5 a Strader The
q sory business will be continued at
tn bid stand by s q. Franklin
S. A SrRADRR
: Il FRANKLIN
Guthrie o. 4. Nov 2l 1894.
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tapt me.y -m3r .-' heir Dea It q
DIR. Pie 'acs Tavc.itc Presc~ ,ior
The reasoa-- DeIpuv If form ri 'r-s
as well a rrCec raCiltl cru
from the common cc1te a5r. 'n-
next bodily ~Ai.ic 1s l., Iro
good 'ool res e.-arc's
couple ~ ~ e., as scs
Pres rlpEoc II uf Ie. n--c v--
manhood anC III n-od 'vr ,appo.
ing toni no IS pe. li' " aotea .c
her nee1s ~,sulad. 6, svrr gr-n .
and curing, he .e' ,ngemed,s OF ,he
sex.
II there Ue o. oache, pr thc
back, bearing lown sensations ger
eral debility, or If there be nervous
disturbances nervous prostration and
sleeplessness, the Pre scr'ption"
reaches the origin oi ,n trouble A.,
corrects it II dispels aches and pains
corrects displacements and cures ca
tarrhal Inflammation of the linicg
mem branes. It's guaranteed to bene
fit or cure or the money paid for it S
refunded,
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TENNESSEE REruHNs


Anxiety TO the foitttctan"
NASH tlE, Tenn Nov. % Chair
nan Saunders of he Republican state
,Secuti7e committee, who yesterday
iade a second demand upon Seerc-
ary of State Morgan for copy nf
'he .eturna % the recent state cleo
son To-day received reply from Mr.
Morgan ggein declining 20 comply
with lhe demand
Henry McCory cauing Demo
cratic politician, has declared that
rurney, Demoorat s. elected gov
srnor and the Withholding Of re-
.Hrns from publicity by the ooaid OF
inspectors causes much anxiety ON
the part OF both Democrats and Re
pubicans. IL is believed shat the
face "a cue returns in che possession
of the secretary Of state show plu-
rality for Evans.
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,trnYed or stolen

a sorrel horse, white face and feet
aud short tail, with saddle-marlSs and
set fast on back. and "A brand on left
hip resem bling the letters w NJ and
II Said horse Is about 10 or 10 years
liberal reward will be given for any
coyery. LOGAN HIXoN,
T. q. hoN 345 Guthrie, Okla.
IL 4 lw d&w
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FC 30u he side or chest there
yr oothll &C good as a piece Of flannel
lell ,eneo .e,a yhamberlair's Pain
BRW I'D }rpud 4u over the seat of
oa. ifor1s prompt and perma-
neu 'oce and # used in time will
12t9c 3rev9uto cold from resulting in
DLeunCua Tins same treatment is a
sure sure tor ame back For sale by
--E. @ N 60
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Father Vincent. pastor of the Cathn
lie church at Purcell and "a gentlema-
well known in this city, died in u hos
pital in Chicago the first Of the week.
He was a genial, warm hearted gentle
man and leaves many friends TO
mourn his death.
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10y Nrimes
Elmer Stout imost 70 death >.
I. y.,,t far les c,nt
OF ,his na the old
man may die. Lhe young fellow rs
eighteen years old and is said TO have
been in onG abft a7aul l una
girls for soJaetim He ls attaee ng
MIR. Keith'a 3nue hte On ahe way rom
school when Mr. Keith came upon him.
The young fellow urneo and beat
,he old man ant ef1 r'rn sence.e
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snmnr.tnn HcspltnI

Samaritat hospital, nt 100i east
Springer, is 1der good n iuagemert
having tho SER IS of an experienced
and successful nurse, foi twenty years
and matron 4 onarit hospital n
Kansas City lJu years. Tie work is
not and experiment, but a permanent
work, begun TO- the public Of Guthrie.
Any sick person may be cared for W
us cheaper than at home % IN
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The young prince from Montezuma
going TO make the best ca nj Ia the
srritory at the same old Moses. No.
II Harrison Ave. ~ i6t
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InreIIInr in rnxns

FoRr WORTH, Tex, Nov. %. IL d.
Lewelling, governor of Kansas, was
here yesterday, en- route e Waco
where he went 10 attend q meeting
of the clans. He avoided reporters
and refrained from talking politics 0c
giving his idea Of the recent landslide.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-24

A team 9long Ig c armer Weise
ran away yes srday On oklahoma
ayenue. y man nau.s5 Walters who
endeavored to stop the animals was
knocked down and run over, sustain
ing painful injuries. Dr. Stevens
and Klmberly dressed his w0nn0s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-24

d is Hair keueWer G. es dan rt-H
ana 4calp affections; also all cases Of
Jp'o esS where the glU 1ds whIeh ieed
the OTIS of the hoil are not closed NJ
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Lost-Tortoise a'i and silver hair
ornament. Finder please re rn r.
Mrs. Smiths millinei Store. and re.
ceive reMnrd. u u
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PROBATE DIVORCES.


Scheme of a Guthrie insJmuuH Hi u,ha.
% Mournor.
Oklahoma City sts .t 7wle
letter was received au
Judge Beatty yeste lu. meae
ure which it spe&Hs 0t G1ut na
"outside influence througt
will inevitably pas anyhow Is
something which the people noo IRE
determined 70 have and got
that without the aio on
luence" or anything el8o
GuTHmE, O a. A.t 54
Dear Sir---NO doubt yCU nnVc zee
informed of the decision JhD su-
preme court Of Oklahoma nuiinR a
divorces procured in Oklanom. luo-
August l4, 1892. We have undrrilk \
the matter pertaining 10 the introaU-
tion OF a bill In the coming Legislature
whicn will ratify the acts ~ sho Dr
bate courts aud lcgalizc tho divorcer
granted. This accomplished sri u.
sure you no further troub'a 5nF l.
court expenses, attorneys fees ana
the expenses ycu have iusJ 0cen In
procuring your now worthless .cau.
ment We have taken grea, pa
&c all over The territory ana Tel every
one that is interested as ~ as we
! can.
We have IN common with yaDs-f
too mach AT interest 20 Jet this mcaa
ure fail. but 10 get the needed outside
influence ana the necessary work done
in drawing bill, etc, requires .itt,y
money we therefore ask you H. send
us ten dollars N0), and wc p'r1ge YOU
that Il will be used wit ugh of
our own TO accompis desired
legislation
Please let NJ hear ~, and
oblige Yours tray
4 pESNY .sr
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WINTER WATERS

WlNI BIZ "AF EHS
rUy md County News Simmered ana
Rolled FOR nasty Perusai.
Re, McPboeters is in Ell Reno
). A. sampscll m Pond Crees
----- ---
I l to- mere from Noe ana
ity
81,
'.''-'' 10" ''' 'e nP'9 Ne'
'l'''u'a" 'F '"sseV' Was r.
fh .g0't.o OF the turkey ows
'' 'hiuL
midoot T@Lccb-- ,c
{r'o attraeuon
n,, hn- .,...n n tobc-t
n,,". r. r.
p 90 s,,,.
,rc ,9 -Vf. ,4Ions
-" 7
90 hn,,5 ,,u 5"',,r ann,h or H. III ~ '"' rug
W. '''' ''1e" -
Sin federal 5,isone-c vsre Jaged in
''' ''e,. '.H Oo- Je Z. l'l'"S
Rev w # T.0r vii. an he pulpit
of the presbvtr-isr cNr n omorrow.
Miss rregoig &c 9, Mrs w. A
lra2ior III ac1 hcN -ol Waco.
Tev
Mrs. Helea ~ yea yeste-
band
-
Mrs. q h 3 -c q Winfield is visit
ng her SOW . g 'eer, o. the state
ale es 1cut, IL icy "a dwell L. y.
Walils ans d. >pe'ce plc over rom
Itngfshe
Miss 3orrua. VeaJch and mo vher OF
-9ncordio KIM, arc visiuug :. A. Gil.
4o.V and wit-
-
n,e .l..y Tiday fsr 10 a nun ber
,r friends
-----
tNe 'nsas p live's' y Rio- no
n T.. hi- Dec
-------
N 9. Ar IrnAc} an lgAter
. itih enc Mias ycmP He' Nlaho'
----. -----
hcr lccicc N. queen lle arrive,
rou q. Scout witl his family he i'
Ne ra Doglol g he Congregations
emu. nc able and sincere
lh- eJ-ateo .ourta tocer
DOWN vii lustre mis- 's1 ownet
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to all wearer ~ glasse4 rtol
hirschberg, OF world wide reputation.
will be in Guthrie Dec ~ tc ~ AT
the store of his agent w White
Consultation free
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notice TO Chlll Eators

n II. Kerr,
the grocer, for fine turkeys
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Dr. Pierces Pellets cure Indigestion,
constipation biliousness headaches
and kindre ailments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-24

CITY md County News Simmered and
Boiled FOR Hasty Pernsai.
Re- McPhceters is In FL Reno
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OVER THE TERRITORY.

~ ea MIshaps Fom tar An1 scar
PERSONAL MentIon.
Mrs Flor ice Pai ttssf 90
life atte up | suit.dc .H
Perry's new courDo,.s urul.hci
Pc 's honki-tonk i.t .1.ist
8 ianu decides . t,;rs
and lolec in ..~cu. do crnt
las dens.so. e't'enCul
onp M u,a 1, died at
pone,
w W. 40 Is in the nited
KS Jall on the charge OF being one
/ Of the Red Rock train robbers, has
sweetheart who brings him a nice d'u-
ner every day She belongs to ,ho dis
cardcd but has The true milk o' human
kindness.
plat 'ru..- reate sensa'.rs at
'ov'r
3eac "tt- a"
.erritory has ph".
aenai virtuoso.
! Colc-c' GeaN, looming
ia. IT.. .5ac,, p,
Perry
Ma N aam go aud
Billy 36t .fa" uN
Sra, sn. $.
deou,
ude 4r.esm farc Ndth
-wne r mt. county
all -cn ch .f4lr Ggb-
bic o. Gtrs@ ieorrNa# aa by ID
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bNgE" IIllII VI
Eae rreu. SIC Remedy las
cured thousande ard vil ouro yor 4
you VIII give - trioL 4lsc equally
good TO- crt5 J-1isoe clo sores &c
Priv 25 e,e Sol. ~ sef c-.t -"lg
CO
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L.ost--On Nov 20. 1894. an o. laQ.
capitol square. yellow an9 bla
striped lap robe Findef wi cave
the same at thia office aud gs ws-d
III 2ltf
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Judge ". L. Barnum, OF Newkirk;
A. c. Smith editor of the Ponca City
Democrat. and NJ. L. Ilarter, editor of
the Newkirk Democrat are in the city
on matter PERI ing 0 Kay countys
welfare. All are jolly, good fellows
and sterling Democrats.
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sneet ceII Old at Lille a Co.'S
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II. b. Kerr,
the grocer, for so. 30 IN pee. nr
il-2i e.
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Il. r. Maher, of the
was in the city yesterday.

was in the city yesterday.
The directors OF the luit aG- iation
and the Board Of Trade cont itteo
held "A conference last evening regar I'd
ing the eXpenditurC of S5Oi tc 20
furnishe / by the Hcagd of Trade cg
repairing the track at the iair grounds
No definite ur3ers tludiu IS
reached. Auotheu la1 1e
held today
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II. Il. Kerr,
the grocer, sells hOmo- made minGs
meat and apple butler te9h 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-24

For Sale Lady bicycle .aru
iall at +. T. Patton a. CO
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For Snlo- Sic ,'elnut roloIng bee
with clrte qlesa fro't ddress thii
ofla 81
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Arth@r Villains, the tailor, has re-
moved MS olop from IL. Second
street 10 307 oklahoma avenue. His
now qU"rtc~c are W. y cozY and he in
ytcs al h.c ends TO call
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Frank Nilner's ,athos who 1. IN ,Ic
Ugh of way deparvrcn Of the Santa
ife syo.cr,, 9 sDonding lay or ,wc
with h,a sor : p ,ais city
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Merchants oiccuaa a. c. Bishop
last night found bolt OF Canton
flannel r ont Of =. Johns place
of business on llarrsor avenue,
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-12
WOMAN'S GOSSIP.

OF the one hundred medical mission
aries in China, fifty-siX are women.
CONNECTICUT, the land of steady
habits" boasts of six cities with po-
lice matrons and has u school suffrage
law.
THE Kentucky Equal Rights associa.
tion has petitioned the Kentucky legis-
lature to raise the age of protection
for girls from twelve to eighteen years.
THE first woman's gymnasium in cen
tral Europe is the School of Minerva,
in Prague, founded in 1890 by Elisha
Krasnohorslta, the editor of the Wom-
ans Journal in that city. 1t has eighty
five students.
CHICAGO has thirty police matrons
with a head matron over all. The w.
G. 7. U. has committee of women
who strive to keep out political in
fluence in the appointment of women
as matrons, and to get women who are
total abstainers.
The association of women for rails
ing the moral tone of society in the
Netherlands has over four thousand
members in the one hundred and nine
ty-seven places where it is represented.
Refugees for young women are main
tanned very gener ally.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-12
THE PAY THEY GET.

GLASGOW shipbuilders receive 16 shil
ling a week and work fifty-four hours.
A sEILLFUL cigarmaker in Germany
can make an average of 81. SO per week.
MANTUA-MAKERs, with skill and ex.
perience, can make 81 per week in Ba.
varia.
A PLUMBER in st. Petersburg is paid
S12 per month with board; a baker,
$500
BooKBINDERs in Edinburgh receive
"a shillings week and work fifty-four
hours.
AN Afghan shawlmal<er earns 4s
cents day, and works from sunrise
TO sunset.
A LABoRER in Syria pays S15 per
year ;ls rent and 50 taxes to the gov
ernment.
SAXON fremen are paid S23s per an
mum; the chief gets $3.50 and house
TO live in,
CASHIERS in the stores of Smyrna,
Turkey, receive an average salary of
Sl4 per week.
FEMALE servants in the Azores "who
have their own clothes" receive 81. .o5
per month.
THE average weekly wages paid to
female laborers of all classes in Ger
many is S2.17.
THE regular salary of the superin
tendent of Cuban sugar plantation il
Si00 a month.
NATIVE laborers in Palestine worl
for Is cents day and pay all thei
own expenses.
WOMEN coal carriers at the Lisbor
docks receive 80 cents day; male Goa
carriers. so cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-12
SIDE REMARKS.

UNREsPoNsIvE.-Jac - "Why don't
you call on Miss Swellery any more?"
Fred-"She won't respond"
AN ENIGMA.-He-'I love YOU" She
-"Well, what are you going to do
about it? You've got no money"
THEIR KNOWLEDGE Keper-"Ive
known that fellow time out of mind
Mr.. Lender-"I've known him money
out of pocket"
A BAD HABIT.-Kittie-" heard TO
| day you married your husband to re
| form him." Sarah-'I did" Kittie-
"Why, didn't know he had any bad
habits" Sarah-"IIe had one; he was
a bachelor"
He HAD HIS REAsoNs.--Higgins-
MY daughter is the best pianist in
town" Wiggins-''Does she practice
much?" Higgins-"SiX or eight hours
a day" Wiggins-'ThanlS you. was
about to rent that house next to yours. u
DE troit Free Press.