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The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

The discomfort of dust in a railway
journey makes IL TO be dreaded. but II
you travel via the Great Northern you
save this annoyance. Its roadbed is rock
ballast. and II has no sand deserts along
its line. IL Is free from dust.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Shlloh's Cure, the great Cough and
Group Cure. Is In great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses. only 25
cents. Children love II. For sale by Par
chen-D' Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15
A T.rrltory Dusi.

Perry, o. r., Nov. ls.-News OF a duel
reached here this evening from Sumner.
ten miles east of here on Mule creek. A.
II. Yoree, postmaster at Sumner. was shot
and killed by NJ. S. Gardner. who was a
rival claimants for the same tract of land.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15
for Infants and Children.

"castoria lEso well adapted 10 ohildrenthat
irooonmeDd Il az superior b. any prescription
known t0me' II A. AHrurU, N, d.,
~ 80. Oxford o., brooklyn, ny.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15
YIntlm nfRhnnm.ii.m.

Springfield. o.. Nov. l3.-James NJ. Cook.
formerly manager OF Stanford's stock
farm at one time In charge OF Directum.
committed suicide here last night by TAX
ing morphine. He had been suffering from
rheumatism.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Captain Sweeney, u. s. A.. San Diego,
Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy IL
the first medicine have ever found that
would do me any good" Price 90 cents.
For Eale by Parchen- ID Aoheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Karrs Clover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate
your bowels ana make your head clear
ms n bell. 25 cents, 10 cents and 81. For
sale b. Parchcn D'Acheul Drug 90.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Rheumatism Is caused by acidity of the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparlla purifes the
blood. Try IL.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Have you procured one OF the Unlver-
sal Fashion Monthlysg
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15
Union Pnc 90 sr.,a,n.

All kinds OF musical instruments at half
price at the Jackson Music House.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-15

Dress patterns at the Bee Hive cheaper
than ever.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09

: Die in 8reslau eriaeinen6e
r@6leiii6e 3eitung" peroHentl;6t eine
Oepei9e aus st. Petersburg, nona6
in benz Befinoen bes @3aren cine p!6Bs
li6e Wenbung sum 99limmeren einz
getreten iei. Ser &riessminiiter bat
angeorbnet, baB in allen @arniionsz
&irden @ebete fur bic @rbaltuug oes
2ebens be8 @aaren gefpro9en merben
folen. gs bsiBt, Der @3ar leibe forts
wdbrenb on Obnmadtsanfdaen unb
bic Notbmenbisfeit eiuer iofortigen
f6meren Operation babe fi@ berausge>
ltellt. Gum @9luB 5eiBt es, baB fi6
bic D6erfen Staatsbeamten. ionie bic
9pfmtir0entrdger aug st. Petersburg
in GROCER lleberfiir3uug nod 2ipabia
begeben bdtten.
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An(t)uloig uerurtbcilt,
Aonlan pon 9Al. 1Aleanoms.
(Sortlebung.)

rllno Sie perben i'm our Eolisei
trasen unb sic meroen bort la9en, Dap
i'd Serrn @reD ermorbet babe, neil =
neil = i'd peiB 1i6t lnebr, iparum.
slber nt6t mabr, sic lperoen mir 9llleS
nteoeridreiben, i6 lperbe es auslpenbig
lernen uub es bel @jert6t bel6m0ren.
Gas Melier = Gle lollen bas blutz
befledte Wieiier lufort baben. sSer
fam 8lut BON 8lut unterl6etoen?"
Gr erbob itd) militant BON 1etnem
Stubl, mantle slt einem fleinen Manbe
i9ranf lnb nabm aus be1nlelben Elm
3>ueiflinsises &lappmener. She i'd
nod re1t tpuBte, mas er porbatte,
Offnete er es, itieB nit aller araft in
feinen Sberarln uno bielt es barein
feit, bis i6 es nit etnem rai6eu Griff
berausriB. GrldOpft lieB CT lein 9aupt
auf netne S6ulter iiufen, i6 trus ibn
in ieinem aebnitubl uno rief WaarD
berbei.
GS bauerte eine 9iertelitunbe, bis
fptr linn etnen Gerbanb anlesten uno
tbn 5u Gette bra1ten. Ote 9Sunoe mar
nidt sefdbrlid, 10 baB MIR feiner drstz
li6eu 9ilfe beburften, aber i'd fonnte
mid niht enti9lieBen, 3ur @taOt suz
riid3ufebren unb blieb iiber gta6t in
Woob Green.
sln ieinem 8ette iitenb rnb @ade
baltcnb, bate i'd WauBe senus, iiber
ben 8orfall na65ubenfen. Damn uno
mann eripa9te er rnb fraste mid, mas
er fasen follte, lpenn man i'm in's
@efdnsniB i6leppte. Sd periu6te es,
ibm ben @eoanfen ats3ureben unb i'm
infer @eiprdd perseiien su MAIDEN,
oenn i'd tuuBte nun ietbit nt6t re6t,
Oh ttb TIM Srrtbunt mar unb er nit
bem Wiorb ni6ts 5u tbun bate ober oh
er MIR iein @ebd9tniB pollitdn6ig per~
loren.
Die sebeimniBpolle @ei9i9te per>
iptdelte ii9 INNER nlebr, unb i9 per>
3tpeifelte beinabe baran, iie jemals
auffldren su fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09
9raperteu, Yortierem, Seppid)e ,c

Gner Setm fann NIT tpentsen MitteIn ee.
miitbli4 uno elegant einssridtet perben unb
su bielem 8ebufe pertpeiien mir @ud auf
unier Oepartement in Oraperien, Hortieren,
Gancb Matten, GibieS, @earfs, gorlesern,
fetnen SeDpiden 1c.
Ssbrudte grepes fiir Draperien, s5 Gents
PER Ynrb.
@ra4tpoae seiben fir 9raperten, BON e5
Gents bis 81 30.
Oas Neuefte in iapaneiiiben Draperisn.
Stlfline Sibies, 25 lnb 80 Gents ieoes.
Sancp Stubl:@earfs, pradtpolIe Mu ter,
20, 25 unb 35 Gents.
Ganeb Chenille Matten, gang neu, 40 so
GentS.
Gancp 8uss in beridiebenen @r5Beu, $1.5o
bis $3.50.
Sn feinem 2aben Ger stabt finbet man
blbidere Seppide gu 10 niebrisem Yreile ais
Bet 8 BoIfion. 8omntt unb iiberseuet Gu1.
Srast mad ben 9reiien unb Sbr tperbet faufen.
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IL. &apitel.

SbDobl 3u jener .3eit meine friibe
slnweienbeit in Der 9an5lei nidt eerabe
erforberlid mar, madte i'd mid bod
fdon bel Worsensrauen auf BEN Seirls
meg, benn i'd bottle, ein Sebensseiden
neiner alten Sreunbin ppr3ufinben.
Der Yatient idlief nod gang rubis,
bic @unbe ipar nur eine oberfldhlife
unO momentan feline Gefabt porbatt>
ben.
rSasen Sie mir bic @abrbeit, Serr
Didenion, tit er jeet gang uerriift ses
uorben? @erben ii9 nidt biele gelblt>
moroanfdlle luieberbolen? @oflte i'd
ni6t fir einen gSarter ioraen?" be-
itiirmte mid MarD beim abidieb nit
Sragen.
sd slaube ni6t, baB bies nStbis
it," berubiste ih iie. SIR 8ruber
ipollte ia feinen Selbltmorb begeben
unb bat fi6 nur burd einen unsliids
liden 3ufall perlett. (gSas fonnte
i'd ibr ionit fasen? Das arme @e<
i6opf oauerte mid.) Sollte li6 iein
i3uftano wiber Grmarten perlhlims
mern, benahri6ti9en sic mid unb i'd
fomme iofort mieber nad Moob
@reer."
s@ie fam i'd bas BON Sbnen ter,
langen?"
nad mas, MAIDEN sic oo6 feline
llmitdnbe! Gas @ebot Der SldGltens
liebe erforbert, baB i'd einen arn,en
aranfen beiu1e."
Gle oanfte mir seriibrt. Sd, be-
miibfe mid, 10 raid als mSgli6 ben
Babnbof Sll errei9en unb begab mid
gar nidt erlt in meine @obnana lon,
bern bireft in bic Gan3lei, BERN i9
wlBte, bab MiB Colts mir nur bortbin
cine giabridt Sufomnlen lailen miiroe.
guf bem 2reppenobiae itieB i'd uuf
Stone.
s@obin, alter 9nabe? Gtwa su
mir?"
gu 'pem ionit?" ;ntgesnete er beis
ter. nDu glaublt bod nidt, baB i'd
oieie gottperlailene 90ble gum ger9niis
gen erflettern lpiirbe? Gag mir eins
nal, f6ldflt On jett ME mebr in Geis
mem 8ette?'
Simmer, MIR per9angenen abenb
beiu1te i6 ben perritdten Croft, I'm gu
ieben, Oh WiiB Wloore i'm ni6t oo6
aufgelu6t-"
sylun2" unterbrad er mid neus
sieris.
Sic mar nidt bort. Sinterber
fanb i'd u,eine Sbee ld9erli6- iie
tannte ia ieine gbreiie gar ni6t.
SIN Sanfe bes Gbenbs paiiirte benz
Nlten elm unfall, unb i'd perbrad)te
bie 9ia6t on ieinem 8ette. Salt Gu
ober bat elmer Geiner Satelliten
mittlermeile bon bem Wtooden ettpas
seb0rt?"
sd lueiB nid)t," entsesnete Ell
niirrild).
r@as bait Du benn beute mieoer,
6reo? SD lebe eS Dir an, baB 0u
etipaS fpeibt. @s lit grauium BON Dir,
mid unn0tbig anf bic Softer su ipans
nen!" rief i9 poripurfspoll.
Stun, rneine Veute slauben ibr auI
Der Spur 3u iein," lenfte er freunb'
li9er elm.
Wein Oer3 bfieb einen 9lugenbltd
fill iteben unb nia9te oann einen &C.
maltiaen Sprane; gum Slid mal
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0aus 1amipnh

Qne, weIGe Or. Rings rReue Sutbeduns" sebrau4t
taben, fenneu tbreu Wertb, une BITE, pelhe oa5 bt8
iest nod niGt setban babeu, f6uneu Jest gang umpnit
etnen 8eriu4 bamt aniteueu. Wian penpe ii4 an bic
unen an3e3eiste apotb'se unb laie f etae BrpbeHaz
ide srat8 Seben. Wan lenbe Ienen Namen uno ietne
GbreHe etn an $. 6. 8udIen & So. tn Gbicasp unp
man pirb eine 9rDbez S&a&teI pon 1r. atnsS Neuen
eebeus qen toifenfret suseianb erbalten iopte etn
Ggemplar beS yGeiunobeitS 6ubrerS unb Der 2eben8z
&eseln" Ques bas pirD iider BON Nusen fur Sie
ieia, obne Stnen Rotten su peruria&en. Gan antputo
Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09

per ffart, frdftis unb tpiOsrftanbsfdhis su
MAIDEN unb ieber idnahen Bunft su feftigen,
1T DR.. Bierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
&c TT elm fideres 9eilmittel gesen Shmtns'
iu9t tn ibreu Iufanssftabien.
Campbell, Ohio.
DR.. R. 9. gierce: @ertber Ssrr !
3met uuierer bsiten asr3te erfldrten nistne
&raufbeit als G4rptnbiudt. SD CAB thr
dratliae 8ehanblung bctnabe $500 aus, obne
bab es mir ettpas niiste. Da bei9lob i4
etnen Beriud nit bem "Golden Medical
Discovery" su MAIDEN. Sd fanfte af)t
Dlafden nnb lamp jest ber Wabrbeit semdB
fasen, bab i'd beiHe eben 70 fart unb geinnb
bin tpie NIT finfunbspan1is Sobreu. unb bab ID
meinen Wamn BEL Der Garmarbeit 10 gut ftene pis
teine Nrbeit berri%tsn fonnte Den Sanf baflr
i@utbe Id Jbnen. Grsebenit Sbr Greunb,
M<IkIaAtB B~ea~<y.
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Nus Stnttaart mirb berid,t

- Wus Stuttgart uirb berithtei :
Da Der ieBige &6nig bon Wiirts
temberg Obne mdrnli9e grben 1T uno
oa bic our @rbfolse beredtiate 2inie
fatholiid 1T, 10 mir6 benz 2anbtage
ein GeieBentuurf porgelpst perben,
Der bic lanbesberrli6en &e9te iiber
bic proteituntii6e Stride Wiirttembergs
einem nen ein3uiebenben Oberaonflto'
RUM tbertrdgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09
Or. prices Cream 8afine popoer.
@eltzausiteannas Nehaille unh 9ipluut.
Soaa bieIt in @oIpes,ou mi,

9oss belt in @aloenon wieber
eine 6reililber &ebe unb tabeIte ben
prdlioenten @leDelanb megen ieiner
@inmii6ung in Chicago. gesiigli6
Der bemofratiiden pIatform iaete er,
baB Seber lid bic aure6t lesen tonne,
tpie es ihm aefaQe.
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oSn Gnr1icnno finn IpdhS gfpopr

Sn @orlieana linb feds yteger err
mdblt norben. um pdbreno bes bepor-
ltebenben 8eri6tstermins als &efbmo=
rene gu fungiren. Sie iibriaen feds
WeiBe erfldren, lie mirben ii9 eber
einiperren laHen, als baB lis nit ben
Negern 3uiammen auf Der @ei9wores
nenbant liBsn.
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Wdhfenb bic Cholera in Bol,

- Wdbrenb bic Cholera in polen
i'm S6pinoen begriffen lit, nimmt lie
in 9oaano wieeer beoeutenb au. Sn
Der leBten Wo6e famen bort ni6t me-
niger als 166 neue @rtrautungen aul
Wn3eise, aber nur s 9obesfdue, Elm
3ei6en, baB bic Seu6e bort in iebl
milber Gorm auftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09
Set 3ettett anfa,,as,s

hetBt raid gum 3iel Selangen.
@artet nid|t tpenn ibr Suffen
>babt, bts t4 bic S4iuinofudt
oaraus enttptfelt. 90 beibt
es @efabr i'm 8ersus. Die
Refine bteier &ranfbeit finb ftets
um eud. Glles, 6efeu fie 3u
ibrer Gntiutdlung bebiirfen, IL
etne untbdtise aeber unb Der
icroful5ie 3uftanb, ber bic Golse
banon ift. Was ibr brauhet,
iett brau6et, nm euer 8lut
ariiubltt Al reintaen, ben &0r.
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DR.. price's Cream 8afine popoel
SS6Fe @elt.ausRe0unss ans3ei6nuns.

8runbeisentbams llebertra aunssn.
8. s. Wumme on bic 9a3arb pons
Der Co., 2 @runbltiide in ber @itps
9ieip .Nbbition. $50.
Grant 5ei9 an Nlpine Sei6, Stiid
2ano an 9lraniaS Strabe. preis
nomineQ.
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seSu mnierem Scioe=0eparteuteut

seben tpir bsfanntlib immer ben Son on.
Nunnerbare Stoffe nnb bilise Yrei1e.
9err!the 8afd Seiben3enge so Gents
ipertb, fiir 38 Gents.
Nbltaten ii eeitretlten fleinfuriren unb
anoermeit eemuiterten Seioenseusen gu 81,
$1.25 unb aiiftpdrts.
5aiae= =Seioenitoffe gu $1O0.
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Rudleus Mrutca syalbe. .

Dte sefe GaIbe Der WeIt fur Sdritte, Oue.f@uu.
seu, @si&uhre, Gteber, unb Sauts aus4las BI.6ttn,
9etteu; turtrt Sdmcrrbotbeu Ober tetne SesabIuns.
B6atse 8ufrteben5ett sarauttrt ober taS @elt wtre
.urude-fattei. 25 Gents pte Gta4t.!. Gum ger'su
@bpIe{aIe
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- Serr @briltopb Gint, 9ampton.
Sona, i6reibt: st. Safobs Del 1T
elm wunberbures 6eilmittel s.seu
Qaeti6uusen. Sd empfeble es INNER.
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Yntwaareu! Nubuaareu!

1nier Vutipaaren:O Department 1T in eIeis
der @eiie nit fem beiten au8setattet, nos
bic Sailon bietet.
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Wl1bel !! NlSbel /! W1Sbel !!

SIN MDbel oiferiren mir itnmer nod tG3Iitt
ansse3ei1nete Bargains. Seine sepslfterte
9arIor Wf6beI. 5hIaf. unp Nobnjiunters
Mobel, sei4madbou, bauerbaft unb biQig.
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9as bette In Qeileu5emg,
mas gu befommen iit. Dieies Department
TT oouitanbis une bietet hieles gseue.
6aubjdube! S,auoidube !

Sn pnierem Sanbi4ub- Departement tpirb
nod ttnmer ber "P. P. Alexandria" perfauft,
ber fi9 aIs ein srobartises 3usmittel ertpetff.
@s tit ber bette 9anbi4ub IN Der Stabf.
aMt 5 Safen $l.Oo, Safen 81 rs. gu pa,
ben in alIen 6arben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-09

- Sas San Intonio gitpsBier 1T
elm abiOlut reineS 0npfens unb Wfol3.
getrdnf BON ftarfem 4pblenfdure @e.
bait unb baber angenebm pridelnbeut,
Woblgeidmad.
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&uult : 8eqeaitdnbe.

Gtwas snns Neuss tn unlerem Departe>
ment pou 8unit. 9esenitdnbe II, bte
allgeineines Gsftaunen unb 8e,punoeruns
erregen
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ssSn idmar3en ,seioenseltaeu

9aben mir has politdnbisfte Saser unb bi
folsenoen Stoffe: @rbftaI 8 nile, Sranoaii
Pe be So'e, &basboma, Nrmure, 8ensa
line &9o; ine, saffette, @rps @raiu uni
Mptre
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-Sn Neus9raunfeIs wirb am 10.
unb IL. Nobember cine Gountp Mus,
ffenung abgebalten trerben.
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Or. 8lpnoim, 3 3abnarst, Office
317W. Som. ct. neben Smobi9s 8ant.
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0on alien 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone STAR an beiten mir gefdQt
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Wfuc @frbtt= @aarcn!
;: ...:s::s:::ssse.,.. .;;i;: l.. VOL FSoN

slu Sgtr pon opdn mle es m uoor b ge9ea wo6en it, @ei
sa@ bie eae Same tit Gn5adn pebn nnb gum Saul anreen mhn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-30
hnNAov

con Railway rhlsE u sNhmlf ihsm.
selves 50 the inandry bosalsm - Nv.
Debs and 20 cease from ptohtable
labor at his command. But no man
can be held to Involuntary servitude,
except by sentence of a court that has
adiudg1d him guilty Of crime In
running boycott. in this instance.
Mr.. Debs has placed railway com.
panies in involuntary servitude and
the whole forces OF law may be cx-
pected to be arrayed in resistance to
such usurpation of power The boycott
is grave blunder on the part Of this
crazy Debs, for IL is evidence of an
utter disregard of the rights Of the
millions of people who are in no way
responsible for the quarrel in prosecu
ton of which the boycott is ordained
Mr. Debs should lock himself up and
think. AZ present he is fool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-30
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST;
Highest temperature yesterday, IO2;
Iosest, 10.
Forecast today; Fair and cooler,
As TO MIR DEBs.

Mr., Debs is either temporarily Off
eaump, of fantastic mein. Mr, Debs,
be it understood, is the snave gentle
man who has undertaken to organize
strike II all railway workers against
the Pullman car company. because,
forsooth, there is a Misunderstanding
between the Pullman company and its
workmen in the town of Pull man. If
the fight were between Mr.. Debs and
the company it would be matter OF
comparatively small import to the
public as to which won. But when
the vainglorious Debs, Esq, an
nounces his purpose Of preventing the
use of Pullman cars on any and all OF
the railroads and ties up said roads,
then a third party, the public, is made
interested in the strife. The public is
not ia anyway responsible for the fail
ing out of the Pullman people and its
workmen in the pretty little town of
Pullman. So long as that strike is
peaeeably conducts d the public viii
not interfere in the quarrel between
the employer and employed, -hough,
as is usual, the sympathy OF 'he ublie
is more inclined 10 the workmen who.
whether rightly or wrongly advised
in undertaking the strike, suffer more
by reason % enforced idleness than
does the company. Bat when one
Debs. Esq makes war upon an inRo-
cent public he must expect resistance
from the public, aod the public, es-
peclally the oklahoma public, to
which THE LEADER speaks, cares not
so much whether Pullman ears are at
taehed TO passenger trains. as they do
the tact that traius shall run The
tying up Of the Santa Fe and Rock
Island systems would work disastrous
results 70 the people Of this section,
and cut off all Intercourse with the
outside world. II Mr. Dsbs thinks !
that the public will submit patiently |
10 deprivation Of these necessities he
mistakes the temper Of the people
with which he has to deal. and is
surely of his base II is eonstitu-
iionally guaranteed right Of the work
lnen who arc mem sers of the Ameri-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-30
LET rur QUESTION DROP.

"Big Bull with -Husk-on-liis- Voice, -
editor of the Indian column in the es-
teemed Indian Arrow, taxes excep.
tions 10 an article on 'Innocents
Abroad, published in THE LEADER
recently, and at once lifts the scalp
and beats the lum -tum in the follow
ing hilarious style;
enoyhh aneet ddpsbll icl ttidrndiarW
MIN. z IatoGp rex or wlo aorcamP
TT itaClcio lttLeyaeehpau.e WIS I
G to uis OH nff, vac Rfsati ids roebe
Aeonse II u, leoNupsotcciCn eio rScD
erdC lrsenr-os .eirprn auth hlrGunyl
ndsneti taa inSrl ate nj Xrdfw er
huas Il lifsshgptea > in eoac dbn ip
atmtdees pt otL &c. cyai asv urt
Ian potudL a uay Il also rife. os enta
nhdoa I sen , ihG'r smtsley Ire Murtli
hw fef agtir NceErhesd Jaae en-
+ .nple?aseroo 3ni eneo mot era
why should Zig Bull" consider the
matter SO seriously? Simply because
a roller.mill has been s-arted In his
owr IL does not follow that ha 81 oulI
become so fiowery. But owing t. the
fact that hi language is vague IN sec
tions and in oruer TO sa o heated
discussion during this weather we
will take II Tor granted that the man
had nothing on hut mole aud pair
of garters aud fell oyerboard bee4u c
he could not pay his fare.
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Edmund Democrat. 1t looks
like A. Byers, of kildare, will be the
nominee on the Democratic ticket for
delegate To congress.
Norman Transcript; II the Pops
make as good guess on their strength
in this county as they did in Oregon
they will be in 1.-THE soup
Perry Sentinel: II not very careful
the people will wake up some morn
ing and lind they will be compelled To
pay twenty-five dollars for their ,oa
dollar lot
Kildare Journals A reliable report
reaches us To the effect that the final
proof of the Tonkawa town,ite has
been rejected by the general land
Office at Washington.
Ponea Courier; Bert Jones, of Den
yer, Colo, committed suicide at the
St. James hotel at New Ponca on the
night OF the eth. lie took the NOR
phine route. There is supposed To be
a woman in the case.
Two young girls, Minnie Cameron
aud Iona Jot nson, OF Norman, nave
been abducted by gambler.
O. C. Times-Journa; When the
Populists get rid of a lot OF shyster
leaders they may accomplish some
thing, but the men who are now in the
leadership are not competent 20 con-
duct county affairs as they should be.
O. c. OlSlahoman; Watch the child
rem aud Incidentally Keep an eye on
green apples these days.
El Reno iloOe: The salary OF the
III Reno postmaster has been raised
from 81 900 10 81 800 This IS an indi-
cation OF .he rapid growth of our hne
city We are now the third town ir
ne territory in Importance regarding
mail business Guthrie gets g. 800 Tor
its postmaster, and OkilhCma Gsy
gets 3. 200 We are pushing them
close aud win soon be neck Unc neck
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ARCHITECTS
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

ORLANDO CITY HOTET,-Rates s2
per day. \. Hunt, Proprietor, Orlando,
o. II.
GGANDNfEW HOTEL-Headqua
tera for commercial men. Table supplied
with best the market affords. LimbocEer
& Son, roprietors, Cross, Ok.
EAGLE UOTELa A. l.. Long ,S co.
First class House $500 per day. Newkirk.
HOTEL BLACKWELL. The only
6ist-class 81 day house in the city
Special attention giNcE 20 commercial
trade. w. q Powcn, Proprietor, Black
we'll, g. II.
GLOBE HOTEL: The only first class
81 OJ per day house In the city
=. PEARSON, Prop,
New Ponca, o, II.
HOTEL YOST: The only Brick
Hotel in the city every thing new and
clcDn and well ventilated. Rates s., per
day. JouN NosT Prop,
saltwater o. II.
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Notice ,or Publication.

Notice 9or Publication.
Lsnd Office at Guthrie, o. IT,, June
81, 1891
Notice is hereby given tina. the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention To make finel proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof win be made before register and
receiver AZ Guthrie, o. T., on August
o. 1891, viz;
Frans A smith for the $ L i See
23. IN II, north Of r . w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said land, viz:
John A Cravens, Horace Cole, An
drew NJ Overman, NJ g sumner, all of
Guthrie, o. r.
Any person who desires To protest
against the allowance of such proof.
or who knows of any substantial rea :
SON. under the law aud the regulations
of the interior department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be
given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place 10 cross
oxniline the witnesses OF said claim
amt and 20 offer evidence in rebuttal
ol that submitted by claimant
4. n ,. Crook, Register.
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whate yvo7o YIN j

byron rsml1ds AZ that a word IS
enough % arouse u,nNind ~ mutual
slaughter 'es here IS power ia IA
word MaratnoI, for instance, Water
loo Gettysburg, Appoma .o~ Great
battles, these, but what "A great battle
is going on in many a iclS aud suffer.
ing body yours, purhaps Take
courage You can win Call 10 your
aid DE-. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery Ii acts powerfully upon'the
liver .eleanses the system of an blood
taints and impurities; cures an humOr
from common bl0tch or eruption 20
the worst scrofula, salt-rheum, fever
sores. scaly or rough skin, la short ail
diseases caused by bad blood Great
eating ulcers rapidly heal under its
benign influence. Especially potent
ia curing tetter. eczema. erysipelas.
boils, ,arbuncles, sore eyes, scrofnlous
sores aud swelllngs, hio-ioint disease
white swellings and enlarged glanaS
Or. Plerce's Pellets cure permanently
biliousness, Sick head
ache aud Indigestion
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TO Whom Il May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Ilamil'
ton q Co. have this day lled their petit
tion for license to retail liquors in
uuthries Logan county, Oklahoma,
and that unless objection 10 the same,
as required by law, be filed by the Sd
day OF July A. d. ls9t said petition
will be granted
Guthrie O. r., June 2Oth, 1894.
T., j. DoLCATER County Clerk.