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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
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PArty

Patty.
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CT sa3itss Isgvs1 e. sEgss.ss 70
CT a tss iars,:!zrGss bs!srs Gzy
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start :as ns"'fi?sf s2'rssy9a&sau G.
tie rgs4 u !a!is:sasss tg' 's!=Eisg "a
EEL s43 gsTs hen is!g'n1s:sa IzI:
~ yrei; s.rass;asst 4, tsiag isssa %
4sYs tie s-z.' ifa.; representatives, kr
GslziIa2 - ~ vLIsII Ui;ais .1g:. eva
tass.e:2s.
lie p.s..5sa: a.3 tie treas gre' :! lie
:tssi we've .. TIE s:Ial sat I!Ei:asI
,bs: !lsy ave aag3ey "a tie Ds=>=rs:,
.lst.l.s eg2 uit.ss q New Yg'E ia tie
campaign s!lay1, bg. Eo.h!sz 9gald IL.
5g9s ihsia u tel kgE INCH they z;I=.
lie a.agsz: ~aI 90 llEgs-h.! i=iLl!ga
!. h4i Tea aid - as-tl2s iasy wesA
D.s I'll and lie Commits cges 10:
TGriihEEa . Tell
Thssa representatives, we've ysEy Gaze
isl ~ ny 70 mEts j: a2pe1r i52I the
oga.ribgIiga aa1 ns:5!og % 60 With
Ea:IDsA p5!!.!c,. tbs De@vcrEI!c .,I,s
aDnZi..ss IN Sew Yo,k Wa :: TIA!
t!iss s5riEsI IA Te'y i22p9r:au: game
{! n-I.oaL! pslii!c=. To carry ;h4: Uelt
s!s.s Sls q! the highest mo:aeai - the
Dsnycf4sic party, ard the Itus; pa: ~
zsegr5!az!y.
!: neaE5apef eoues ooaIsa.s c=n bs
csrIisi for !ntic.=-ca: beanie ,AAy
viii 20! g!ye the s9u;cs5 ot :hsI inio:.
nLstiga. Why cInso: representatives. &!
the tg2sc trGa; be b;o12h: a the rsck
% tel VIA: they did With ths!r own
Ela1I: e .hssc4atzl % be made more
scaa5ileGs By ls::iug l4e.s men
down gently?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
a VIVA Goyernor,s L,nd ExnmnIe.

Governor Waite lie greatly inccnsed
over the brutal treatment Of the attor-
Iley general Of the h,ntc By n lawless
gang The tortured officer Ia tho COVER
norslronI and appointco.
Nothing tl.o governor can say will be
too Ltronga condemnation Of the decd,
but Governor White Ia tho l1at man to
complain Of disregard Of the law. ,He
has encouraged that very thing. From
tho executive oillcc he Eaa taught tho
doctrine TINT tho law slIould not DO a..
loved to stand In anybody's way.
From tho day ho became governor no
hag boon mischiOf.mal;cr, disiurbor
oil tho poace. NJ enemy to the order OF
his state. 10 did dot put tho feathers
on Attorney General Tarsncy, but it ia
no! grcasatre,ch OF imagination TO say
lo got the tar ready
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

Result Of I'll, Republican Primaries.
The Republican primary contest in
Ohio county was fought with spiri. and
determination. Some good men went
down, bat that ID ure fortune 0! war.
Some good men weso victorious. and
they are entitled to tro party's guppor:
at the polg.
Tho understanding which lea At the
foundation Of tho primary election Ia
that tho minority will accept the ycsul.
with good grace and give Loyalty the
support they would hoyo expected II
tho battle had gone the o.he: way.
The interest in tho voting and the
number who were out show ,hut the
Republicans Of Ohio county arc not
asleep this year The day va. !uII Of
good omGna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

kH-GGyEzEoE WHs2S NJ. takea
rca dDSo % Wa,hiH2Loo 70 see whether
/. IL the se!tle4 and irfeysrs!b!e policy
Of the ajinIajI:yat:on 70 pertn!. the
United States nsnhal 70. 1Fsa: Viz
yiaia - Ls5lOy hi. skiF1khers 70 nom
mate FOR the noGEe oi te!e2a!=s mea e.
!ec.eIby Seag,sr Cs2d-a. o. 70 ts,s j.
!. 10: rer,sl=1 whether Ir. Wil.9a hsg
been able 70 &c: any satisfaction i,om
Ole great heaGs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
For tie htGltgcHecE
A DISGUlSTED DUTCHIAN,

fyo9 souc ''mossbnck" Democrat,
Vot ilets OVd M mine inTn
Among doe plgA uud kows uud sleeps,
IND nCiet c0Dms some harry.
Der rOol do: grows 0Ul NJ der backs,
NOs all 90 soft und warm.
Icy SAID twas shame dot ID vOg tatl'
IND Tlut "fteetrnlc reform"
Mine vcGt, hiIa grow CUP Oul der gr0undt,
I'LL She yOs fiery tall,
CnH hang it, hood. den looks nrousLt.
IND fOr Won tDllrSh call.
Veil krOiGr Yi dGT luelle poy
NOt gicfi hin more ash dot;
Then WOOL You'd priHg us plggcF shoy,
tnd Alli mi. dimes our pOck,
Ack. vos tickle fiery mOoch;
uud nay dot KTOicr yOs Ogr DOO,ch;
lie pTIugA Supt dimes to sight"
rDl 50 We fQtc do, 'fsrOfcf' in
To shlocp mi. dot Vito House
We've shlN lief der "klOYcr'' in,
Like Won ShmHll. lGctlc mouse.
Dot vas moro ash Il yrnrs ago
We voted fora -slIaEgc."
We rot hlm-Dut doni Ike him. go
rcCDS dot "shgngG." men. Chalus!
Milne veAt und wool I nix can tGll:-
pilchlm IN der bum;
Wish dot free trade vas IN h.WC!l.
Ware !d%Os ROOt Und wI'w
Mine Sleeps looks not IN her laC1,
Doe EOws now kicks niue shin
unI hooks inc roundt most cfcry place
Ni4l aaR@Nl nv sIihlAlt LAt sIHt
Now. Katherine Gold inc "yox tools
To f0ic dot nunibcut,
Cnf Dance kOme hOrnpipc Ike l0Old,
Ven barry whip vOs schnapl"
hgt Won lccllc SAHrmau dog,
Uud ErOtcr her yc cali;
Iiut. he YOi stoned. shuyt Ike itOg.
tnd smashed aginst der Wnl,i
Und now dot "KrOtcf" dog YOi dealt-
Dot 'Ih0ssbGck" burty too.
'lllrd ilElcS' vOs purch him IN Ida hcILlt
I'LL HIGHT goes vIgl.!ng hroJl
lGw; I!irG4 got hard, nal meier yG,:
tuG WISER ais cGnh day
needn't dole sou YOu der cAU,C--
Der tuytnl vn1to pnyi
broke Ininr back, tcijrc in,c
Nine puiHh 1ud Of milne uuut;
IND see niue Irnw ull shildruni slOAca,
Uud all 60 cup .lcr spout"
--UpH1u5 VOiLESiI1pPrR.
Dots mo
itoGadssl's W Wv June Is, 'gL SD. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

OF Hood's SarsApsriila ia tina: while !:
purifes the blood and seud. it cours.n-
through the veins iuil OF richness and
health, II also impar,s pew lie and
viror 70 every function Of the body.
EeGce the expression 90 often heard:
"Hood's Sarsap2'iua made 4 new per-
son OF me" I: ove.cones tha. tired
feeling 30 common now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
To the Lake Resorts of Michigan and tho
Gnrlhnrrt

Tourist :icic.s 10 81. Clemens, Macki-
nae, Petnskcy, Charlevnix, St. Clair, Mui-
kezon, GoeeDic Lake. Msckinaw City and
COO! retreats in Northern Michigan, are
on sale ct Pennsylvania Line ticke;
otiices. Also tourist tickets to Ashland.
Peica, Lake. Devils Lake. Wauke-ha
and other lake resorts in the North veg.
via ChiCsgo. For details apply 10 near-
es. Pennsylvania Line ticket agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

l: Ia touching 10 geo tho m0degt
shrinking Of Penusylvaaia Democrats
when tho gubernaI0riai nomination Is
mentioned to them. Tho only Demo.
crat in the sta,e who seems willing 10
10 stand up to he knocked down IL Boss
Hart!ty. Iio think no has some use for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

Q clli-1,91 L7Ii-L =
CongressmGn Breckinridce, Of Ken
tCcEy, has a ,ai way'oi speaking when
lie wishes 10 be impressive. Tom Heed
came into the house the other day while
Dreckinrid2e =aE Sinding up speech.
He ,utaed 10 General Co2.vell aad
said:
Can YOU tell me the name ot.he de-
ce2sed?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

CoIGEEssgZ.i are anxious to &c! g8ay
:rou Washington ca arcoua; Of The
hea. Some Of then vii! be- jug. as
eager ~ ge: back ~ the next hou.c, bat
CIRCUMSTANCES OYER which they will
hGvs no control kill prevent. TheY
may "a veil uske tie beg. Of !: while
they are here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

Col. BgDCKgsEiDCE'a son makes the
srrpriaing staIemcr. that bis ia!her has
been invited 10 address scvcra! Chpu-
,auqua assemblies The probability Ia
that the ybung man ia mistaken. Per.
haps the gallant colonel ia wanted in
tho ".enderloin" precinct Of S!ddy
Gotharn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

TIE peculiar campaign for 1 se.s IL
the sonaa from South Carolina nus:
make the>1eople s.k whether the ohce
boD,ed chiTalry Of tha: ..a.s hes evap.
erspsd. IilInaa and Butler ab1se esch
o.he. Tide f,hniYe.. and ;hs crowds
sesm 20 enjoy Il: TiImaa began this
style oI n2siyniug. bu, Bu:!c, tollos-
81 sal. With Ycpgeaucc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

CEogERg friends say lie is coming
botoe. lie vii arrive after the invest.
eating committee has adjourned. I.
rnakes no difference whea he coneg 0,
whether he never Gomez. The commit
tee has enough without him. Bu: the
dis!ric! attorney may have business
Nth him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
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EElDEE5 u III Da,lJ Jrciii27lsy
3qsisg Dy.sa ezs Aaas IL ;I5>y IN; =, ny
g4f,1a IL u Lal.1! .sA4:,. F,gstp5td. fl'
D.r.lz.zniil. s5DJ; Tar az n.yrAs, - o>rI;
n, tao u,esz, n sz7ga. A43,sa >L.E-7.&a s
eisef ~ thrill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

DELEGATES to the Ohio county con-
vent!ou ghou!d mike no pledges with
regard to Legislative nominations. Jet
them hold tbcmselves FREQ TO put up the
beet ticket tina, can DO made. This is
tho way 70 mako n succeseiuI ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

SENATOR HILL docz not Intend that
the country stalI forget the attitude OF
his party on the income tag. ue finds
infinite satisfaction in rubbing it ia c.
least once day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

FoR hoayseness, chronic sore throat,
bronchitis and severe ;hroa. troubles,
Cuoeh Cough Cure i. Away. sure. The
active principle OF Cuheb cannot DO
gainaail. All dru.gists and physical ns
will testify TO il, healing properties
and successful action on the mucous
membrane.
Sold By Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

ELSEWHERE the hot wave ia upsc,ting
people. We believoit is admitted By
exper: authority that as a summer re-
sort Wheeling is hard 10 match.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
DKOPOsALS FOR PAINTING AND
I G.,.gi ~ ". -E-E In-LG 49,. q: II 9.

DKOPOSALS FOR PAINTING AND
1 SGRArIEG TEy IgJS TO2E OF TIE
FOLLOWING BRfDGnS
Sealed p;o7aalI ~ be rc:.!7ed az the o1os
Of the Board Of PG5l.c STo.rs 0: he City Of
TAeelL5z uu%l Il o'ciocr aoon. Monday. June
.. 1884, :o- ps!z:!oS sac sc:sP!ug the !roa ~orI
Of the following hrttce-: Market stree: bridge
S:Tra:ee2,A stree; b-it<a s.d she PeniasrIE-
bridge BIDS 20 be 1S!s s9pizI:cly on each
b:!t=e SPECIFICATIONS 70: doi5g the work csa
he seen 2; Tho occe Of lie B.o.-d o. Public
Work. HE Bo=:d resc7es the ,;gh; 70 REJECT
say or al BIDS Proposals. % be market "F:o.
;scsl!, :y' Painting 1lt sc-aptrg Br!tge.
b cI1cr o:thc
BOARD oFPUgLIC WORKS.
TEuE Y DlEIAR Cie:k. seq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

DIsrEiCr ATTORNEY WATTS has the
public sympathy in tho bereavement
that has como to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

Little Sistcr-Does everything need
the rain TO make it green? Big Slater
Tas. l. S.-ls tia. why your young
man carries au u!nbrelIa?-Dstroi: Free
prce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

4 PAETY that polla the vote cast by the
Republicans Of ohio cOuuty OH Satur.
day is in prct& good fighting trim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
SOLID on the Inausura;ior Qae,,ioa.

gTs7I5s scs.L5s-
The Republicans 0: West YirClniz
arg solid on the Immigration gUo..ion.
They are opposed TO foreign Iao9r com.
ing in 70 take the bread from homo
labor. Among the co.I advanced on
this line E:e citizens Of ioreiga bi-th
who are here 70 stay. love toe county
OF their adoption AID wish 10 preserve
il for their po.scri.y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

IT ia now perfectly sale 10 remove
winter underwear, if after so doing you
be careful to keep out of the draught.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

IT gi7e. the Is7GaMGEscE: pleasure
10 call attention IN tho good order tha!
provided at the Republican primaries.
TLvGght vas ho., bu.the peace vas not
broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

HOOPS Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
necciciaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

20 l.y way .tE ~! ting hin Ts.s,.
GL-sis I-s s>=s ;! ia! s1r: IL Esr;
TIry..!G-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
DROPo>ALs FOR PAVING BEIGE
yITEIYJED YIRg BRICK.

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2! lie B3.:1 q y.sl.s T0.h Il =. CT q
Tls--l.=5 E-iI = 5.z!S:s -o51. N5.:Er. J1os
=. 49, is- ~ ,ca o. fzy-t T!;f5s! pET.as l:.:E.
-; 7-s.-fJ Q! f-Ti.= s:.=Z r. s-.=E % ,;
5s..rgrt- - S-E-:;SI sI-i = =. 81 = We
!zz ~! s..t 0: -=rz.isAls s-E:t T!l y tAruTn
O.; Ts.= rsTt-sEs5 30 cJ-=;si 5:i9 = "a:
~ Frgs'7,Lti . .. I2I;Lg4 ''2:g;oG:l =: ~,
49, gl-s Er..L'
E,y q j.: @! IT,
IoAEo OF FC2--- vlEE:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

DRoPOS4Ls FOR sEWER PIPE

DRoPOS4LS FOR SEWER PIPE
5et's! p-opyys-i III y -t1z!vst II ~ o:--e
gff:ss Boa! 2! F-G.c vo:G .! tss CITY e
"Ess.!s. z=l! :! o'..,SE 3sez- Ea2ZIT. JCoe
=, .soi .5r i=-asIs:z= -. - sever G!5+ - e
-; Ia ia ci:I d gL=.i.zy ts:t.s tke gaG; ;ajl
F-grosIls = - io' ;.s -: V'zal!:y c! tsrt.E
r:.zr;h tN;=iIrs1 ssEs:s!pe. Eal:s C. ,z.s srs
ely ~ = = t-IlTs:=. Li9-- = i!7s III. sg7t
70 y Id =. Bad reeves tie 'iga; - -
!st::-r Of ~ s!5s Pr0ros-h % u =-r.3
.ProD9stlI i7r Sg1e; ~"
81 orts: Q! tie
-Tius- Il DAIzIa. C!srE 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

TiE ice man vii! pardon the suggest
ion ,hr,a too free use OF leo water is no.
well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CgSIgsCIJIs.

NOTICE 10 COSIgACIOE&
-rtlss j-sy7aa3I - rEsrtt-se.isg "a = ~
r-sssig q ~. l=Esss - H. hllf - q En1Er
Fs1-G -. I'll - - ly-T. b - G1I-F- :.
tszif 0-7- .s ~ r.LLyt =E.a y ggscE a.
sgrs O. 10y u. -
- -! .r.satF, ca - 49, -! ':-si 20
rss. 80 ssr= q --3IsLsi s:r-i1=! n,.s ga
o! tie TEIss Cgt'E e n. HOWELL
,-sg gl..rls TI-Egs C.s-E-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

DROPUSALS FOB NEW CURBTNG,
l. OaIO STONE
s-el4i p'o?o'o!' ziTl * recet7=i al tie ctlcs
0. she B2ari 0! IH.bl!c Work Of ;se CITY o:
Theei!c= ca:H = nelocr noon, Xoodsr. June
:. Issi 70; ds!ITs-iay o. boL-4 he ca, Il the
cir 0! whe4liaE I'll ;ae curo 70 ts ussi !aaus
ne -ssr ,.!,:i. to-t5s b-si qall!:r c! Ohio a.:d
.42tEons Zee t-o:n veins c:zcki o. :sSs, o..
The Gei,oSi2s t:c=sagie=S -ae E,o== 20 b no:
- ihsH t7E: !.e:loay When drezss1. a :1cass
deep :ai Eve inches :h!ck I'D ih.s2e !scE:a
:: TIE bzse 4. on :o2 ~ae- d:slse4 1hs Bard
:eter7e. ne -!Stt 70 Ee!e= say o: al Gi!E Pro
poGGiI = ,. I-a:Est .'FEo33s2i. .yr Fcf2A4!=5
Ss= CuIS9c."
z! orde. O. lie
BOARD OF FCBLIC wogEs.
TUo4 L CtEskr Clerk ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

TIE mob that tarrcd and ieathcrcd
tho attorney general OF Colorado was
probably looking tor tho governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

Is l5rualylf-Ls rsa.rsa.-E he s~Fs:E-
.t.ss,.. l.H. - e.. FIsy-,y- .: T-sss.-
III =. 81. e. 1r-yr3 '.lgf s-t"s't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

H-ary Uattsrsss, u+ DsEsoerl'is STAT
Eyai Gsszs,,, Tired et HsaFlEs Gea
tE' Esst}gB,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25
DROPOsALS FOR PUTTING down
| E,s-T rf0Gp nv

THO. Il DaIzIz. c!srE 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
KANSAS oeop ESTIMATES.
lecrctary CoBurn Takes a Hopeful View
a Great wheat Weld Possible,

\ Great wheat Weld Possible
TorrvA. Kan, April p.--Ths quar-
lerlv nc port Of Secretary Coburn Of
the state board Of agriculture was Is
sood to-day. Init he first says that
,vcr widc area, particularly in the
West and Southwest, insufficient
rainfall at and after seeding
rither prevented termination OF much
VI the seed sown or 50 delayed II that
the plants spriDgng up later failed TO
develop sufficient root hold, while In
q number Of these counties consider
able of the seed is not vet mp. Then
he refers TO the effects of the cold
wave following the springlike weather
ia February and three successive
weeks of abnormal warmth ia March
ns serious. Finally he declares that
rain is badly needed.
The average sown TO wheat in the
fall of 1898 is reported as about % per
cent of that of 1892 and present in
lications are that OF this about IL per
cent will he plowed up for other crops.
The reports of correspondents having
been made Immediately following the
sudden. unexpected freeze, were per-
haps, Secretary Coburn suggests,
more deeply shaded than close analy-
sis of the facts might Justify
OF the los counties, ninety-three re-
port the present as above 80 per cent
OF an average good condition; eighty
six counties 60 per cent or above: fifty
nine counties 80 per cent or above;
I thirty-eight counties 80 per cent or
above, and sixteen counties 100 to
/ 40 per cent. Deducting the area
which correspondents now estimate
will be plowed up there is
/ left full 4. 900, 900 acres of wheat and
its condition is 75.5 per cent of a good
average. In 1892 when Kansas pro-
duced its great wheat crop of more
than 1908. 900 bushels, the acreage
was ,, 500. 900 and condition March 81
was as compared with normal or
full average" set down at 81 per cent
In no instance does a correspondent
allude to the presence of IIessian fly,
chinch bug or other insect pest. lIav-
ing a soil and climate which with the
showers and sunshine of spring inn
part TO bclatcd or dcbilitatcd plant
growth such rcvivifying and trans
forming effects as they do in Kansas.
there is broad foundation for hope
fulness of a most generous wheat
crop from such n beginning as is now
in sight.
The reports on rye indicate al
acreage of 75 per cent as compared
i with one year ago and its condition
s2.5 per cent Of good crop.
The quantity of wheat in the hands
of farmers. as estimated by themselves
IS about j,s27, 900 bushels, o
, 5l.5 per cent of the quantity
reported 10y assessors one year before
and of corn l0,4G5, 900 bushels, or D
, Z per cent OF the stock on hand "A year
+, age. The quantities Of each in th'
different counties vary widely. som,
possessing none to spare OF scarcell
sufficient for seed or current need'
and others having an abundance ant
much TO spare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
DAVIDSON s OPERh HOUSE Ar
MILWAUKEE CONSUMED.
OYER A DOZEN FIRENEA PERISH
TrigbtfU Conhlgraiion Nesterday Morn
lag Tiremen. Whiie Fighting the Fire.
are Pr,cipitstcd Into The Turning
Huuiing- one OF thetiaudsumest
Play Houses Ia t1c Coantrs
Gone Up In S.nokc-1he
Details.

Special TO the Leader.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April o-The
Davidson theatre, the finest play
house in Milwaukee, and Que of the
handsomest and costiiest buildings in
the country, was destroyed 10y fire be-
tween and o'clock this morning.
The valuable scenery carried by the
Lilliputians which were playing an en-
gagement is all gone. 1t was worth
$3.50 600.
When the lire was seemingly under
control, the theatre roof on which n
score or more hremen stood, went
down and the brave men were carried
with it to the floor Of the auditorium
below.
Following is partial list of the
men who were buried under the smoul
deIing ruins:
George Jansen, company No ,.
Captain Linehan, company No. I.
Assistant Chief August Jansen
Archie Campbell, fire boat Cataract.
Thomas Morgan, No /.
Frank McGurS.
james Freeman, No. I.
Oneill Crowley, No ~.
The following were rescued and
taken to the Emergency hospital.
Lieutenant Cucrau, of company No.
!, central fire station, probably fatally
injured.
Fred Marshs, of company ;, foot
/ crushed.
| Fred Shredder
John lee, pipeman of No. I, badly
| burned and back hurt
Captain Linehan, of No 4, probably
fatally injured.
At,the Morguc:
Ollie Ries, company No. ., fatally
injured by fall of ladder; died on th,
way to hospital.
Guests of the Davidson hotel, whicl
occupied part of the building, fee
panic-stricten from their rooms.
The original cost OF the structure t.
John and Alexander Davidson was be
tween $3.50, 0OU and 500, 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
SOMETHING ABOUT BUooIEs.
Interesting TO Purchasers save the hid-
dleman's Profits if You
Possibly Can


Possibly Can
Last winter it came to my knowl-
edge that the jobbers Of Kansas City
were making a clean profit OF $40 to
$50 on each vehicle sold TO retail
dealers. This spring | resolved to cut
loose from the Kansas City people and
went direct TO the large carriage fac
tories OF the east and bought big
stock of buggies, ph@.ons, surreys'
road wagons, etc, on a spot cash
basis.
In the last two weeks | have un-
loaded in Guthrie two large carloads
of first class vehicles which | now
offer TO the people OF Guthrie and sur
rounding country at Kansas city
prccs, actual freight added. No shod-
dy goods ! carry full line of Colum-
bus Carriage Co s mot Columbus Bug
gy Co. of Columbus, o.; Racine Car
riage Co. of Racine, Wis; and Mansur
Tebbetts Carriage Co of St Louis, Mo.
Never was finer line of vehicles on
exhibition in Guthrie. Columbus Car
riage Co., Racine Carriage Co. and
Mansur Tebbetts Carriage Co. pulled
out of the eastern combination of car
riage manufacturers; realizing the
time had gone past for fancy prices.
To use their own words, Il laugh at
competition" / carry by all odds the
largest stock of vehicles and imple-
ments in the Territory of Oklahoma
have show rooms at my headquarters
on Division street, between Oklahoma
and Harrison avenue. A large com
modious show room on Division street.
between Cleveland and oklahoma av-
enues.
have resided in this city since April
.end, 1889. and was the first dealer tc
bring in bnggies by the carload &c
Guthrie. have never yet misreprc
sented a vehicle to customer, II wisl
to add also that | have unfortunately
been on the school board for two
years.
NO VEHICLES MIsREPREsENTED TC
EFFECT A SALE.
See my Silver Prince" buggy 70
$50. 90. The finest on wheels for TIN
money
Road wagons at S39.50, other dealer
ask $40. 90 for road wagons not s.
good.
See my stock ana always rcmembe
| can save you money
j 5. LYON, AGT.
Division, between Oklahoma AM
| Harrison avenues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Roberts Fiers in Brisk Batch OF wash
ingtun News,

Roberts Fiers In n Brisk Batch of wash
ingtun News,
Special to the Leader.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The speech
of Senator Hill, delivered in the SEN
ate to-day, was chiefly devoted to a
bitter attack on the income tax feature
Of the Wilson bill. His opening re-
marks, however, took wider range
The political revolution" he began,
(which commenced in 1sQ9-anu cuImi-
mated in 1892, was IN emphatic ex-
preston of the pspGlar will in behalf
Of -sit;i essT tai government policies. 1t
condemned that abuse or perversion
of taxing power of the government
which is known as the policy a pro-
lection for projections sake alone,
and declared for tariff for revenue
only. ROBERTS.