davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
2iot ont 0ciiertn al Cfters
riar.
ON Seiieren al Eiterriee f~prirOes
isIsenoc taratteriitiife Trat:


isIsence taratteriitiifs Irat:
aeiicr 5rans Soiepb er en- al Guro'
pas riselts, men osiaa ipariOmmeli9iie
Mpnarter; mep Senipn til aue fine
percentage lbsiiter er ban meset nsie'
regnenbe; ban fgrer en- 9iite oper benz,
oa uaor De / ct Gar bar pnret lterre,
emo De buroe unre, bliper Der iparet
enbuu mere / bet is1eeuoe Gar, for at
Heanlfabet after fan fomme III at boz
l%aucsre. aae Resninser lesses | ct
Sfrir al Striebartra, Der itaar ! aeis
ierens arbsiOspGrelle. 3 bette erin
slemmes osiaa ole be s%lftitptter, iom
aeiieren life ltrar pil erpeosre.
aeiieren siper iielbeu os nsoist If'
flag. Bill ban life mosrIfriue ct 3c'
fument, Der fOrelHsses BAN al en- al
Miniitrene, fpriuinber bet neo / Sfri'
net, og, oa Winiltrene peb, bpao bet
betpoer, bIipsr Monarteu life forelast
npsct MT Document ON ianme Sag.
Ssina / i'm alabebrast er asiieren
me9et ipnriommeIis. "a ban for 3
Gar iiben furetos IN Rsiie, forbprte
ban fig i SernbnnetOset ON, naar ban
futoe bare Ueb ben Matte citation, bppr
ban ifuloe muotngs en- Population.
"Sis mtg BET / 9ibe", bah ban, "at
iea fan faa min finere Attila pna."
s IN &apport gap Ell siterri8lt @es
iunot en- Sang en- omlt9ubelis Bsifris
oelie al, bporleocs ban bapoe beu9rtet
en- aoIesa cs bapoe iOretaset en- 9ur
meb bam paa ct siterrisif Glib. 8eb
bette Steb siorbe aeiieren fsleenoe
&anobemerfnin9: "Spem betaler auls
- 4aa ben anoen Sioe iores
iulber bet life ijelben, at aeiieren be'
taller bpstiSe Sificerers @ialc, buao
Der mansen Sang fan lobe Op til life
u~betDoeli9e GUNNER" 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Metsoppem paa Hrteri.

Seq lafte for en- 2io fioer, at 8eis'
opper lille bar Of be beofie Sfpttere,
men at ban q temmslis COB iii at
taale 8nrme, bet bepiies at Gslsenbe:
Ger bar en- flor @aarb / Aasnns,
Sjolen pnr beus Rnpn, oe Giereu bos
eoe ! @rus. !0on bruste boer Ssit at
ienbe fine 8reatursr pp iii @aaroen
pao Bette, iom man ialote bet; til at
paste benz bapoe ban en- sammtl Su'
beie; benbes Napn minoes ies life, men
nrf er bet, ReisUppen bapbs / benbe
uoiest fig en- Qipsleoingerinbe; ban bar
Gnfe nano. Gu par bet ian, at Ell g.
a Of os @alninger bapos WtorO al at
ic, bpOrleoes bette git. 8i bnooe lnn9e
psniet pan at fao ie BAN tOmme, men
ban bar flu moi til at MARIE os lrn9e;
pi bar bog ogiao uobolosnoe % lsunes
bes tilfibit.
Baa @aarben bar en- 8psnirs, iom
bleo bru9t til Srps9erbus os tillise
8ren9eitne. 8 oenre 8pgnine bar
bet, Buoeien bplbt til, og en- spelb ft
jes ie ReisOppeu, / bet Canine ban
imss ino i Spalsan9en. So MI IGNITE
ies, ifal on til, bin samle Rnp. Seq
.ofsauroe iii be andre Gutter, ioa tort
jeg funoe, pg ioa iprat9 ui tilbage. Yi
git inb | Srpsgerbuiet; Der iab Suoeien
paa en- araf ueb 8eiien ps aafietjtos
len foste, iaa bet bar en- 2pIt, men
Reisoppen bar intetlteos at ie. 8i
be9Duote at pirate meo @amln, men bun
bar temmelis fur, os piloe life ba nos
gen Yasliar meo os. Sun ipurgte,
bpao ri piloe, os efter bpao Ri ioritOo.
laa lifte bun ip9rt 9jerne at bllue Os
fpit. 0ten ri bar life iaa baitige, maa
pioe, hi latte us paa en- S9nf Os ipurgte,
ON bun life bible ipanoere 8nffe, % laa
bortoper. 3iliioit blep bun iaa iinot,
at bun ilanste &affetierelen al Gar.
men, la9oe aiiteo inO / bet anoet
Stun ps iasoe, at MI uiloe bun gaa %
la9se fig, % paaituo, Ri ifuloe patte us
paa 8sren, ellers Ituloe bun flage.
Hu be9pnote Sa9ten for 9llpOr, tbi
Ri bar aloeles fire pan, at Geisoppen
bar inbe, Os i SrpggerGuiet MATTE
ban barre, men Dapbe siemt Zig, oa ban
bDrte os fomme inc giennem Spaleu.
Si bespnote at teoe bit os laot, %
tiliiot ianot ri no, at ban baobe trab-
bet op paa Saseruonen. ut bragg BAN
neo piloe p9re en- let Sag, men hi
ianot mart paa Gaab, iaa Ri fit bam neo
al Jig lelp; ri bauoe 10 life braut ON
Sioeu, raor pl bare funoe faa bplbe
Speftafel. @n al ps bplot iaa Sa9t;
ire git uS for at bare inO SeO Og la9Oe
ino / Spnen, men bet to9 lGu8ere, emo
hi bapoe tGnft; bet brGnote no, iaa hi
maatte sua eitcr mere Seo. 9angt pm
l9nse fom ban oraenes neb, men on, 90
on, ipm ban idn ub; ban pnr aloeles
babel / Sueb os iaa ipart iom Ell gtes
ger; men enooa 10 ban poer belle 2lns
iistet os iatte paa 3sreu.
8i troeoe, at ban MI piloe bare oaaet
inb | Def andre Gummet, men nei, no
itrgs han, % lioen laa pi life 9teisups
pen mere pan Sielen.
Gu Iasu9siotning.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
siaise Garter Tor n%icmIoscrs.

Zen Sic Wfnrts ca 2oeu },pri, pl 80
Vi. & u. Saueu Ir ge @I.nriiOrsutai I'll
Den phcrltIaue 51rt al on Fare gI3
500 ior JiuaOreii. til ale G1trl (Cyla o
~9tyfauids. % ii. en- 'tor Nirn8oe plsng
Steocr / Spopeit Nitsiomi o. gaie GsayIa
Nouiiiana 3ldets MI 9irJoc % 9iH
ira llOneoclien % SDboIb NIL bilr
till efter 8ehn9 6or roerIi8'H
Eplus1iugcr forbpr bos q. Is. ~ ~ W
mems q %Detagenter cler ttjtrtu
9. Wprtou, q. 7. & y w.
40.214l CEDAR NiGptoS 5o7i
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

~, Sub, i.s er 10 blino!" sirar
ilsbs bons ssiter cs fro Sls'srlIe
!Sanua til, % nu blep 5slltasellen ops
tlarst unoer sieuiiois Muntsrbeo.
qaaoe Ssitersn life bans Bursr TOrail
senaeu, too ban benz life paa DIN
Wcroenen, men liat blot genene ! l'I'e
bsle stSpler, 6pureitsr ban ! I'm nG'
ten iubioc Jraf life iouneoe noset a1'
bet a(roninoshpffe. Wan fnnoe life
ldoe bam saa ulcne ira i'm SoI'g I
morloraTentraiie so til llniperiitetet;
TIL bpis Sarna easr bans Slefer en-
aanq life iulste bani, git ban, llteoef'or
ppcr Speroplaoien, benpner SeDreh'
troiie til &ilbelmsitraiie. Ser to9 en-
Rroihetuif eler ct Spbuo Jig al Den
uper bele Bpen fienote Yrofes'or o9
ailepereoe BAN til timber litetets Sn9t'
meter.
Site fort minore biitrrt bar @riino'
la99ereu al ben npere matbemat'lte
6git % fpiiite Gitruuumi, SIaac gteiu-
ton, Der ensaus faiteoe lit Gommeubr l
foaeuoe 8ano iIteoetfcr ct 9Gg o9 be-
bolot sGgset i S%aanoen. Sfte latte
han ia, mar en- eler anoen 9ante greb
BAN uuber YaaflGbninsen ont WorSes
nen, paa Sensen i9jen, os funoe tlls
bringe belle Elmer iaalebes, uoen at
fulofpre lit Toilette. R~eeelmesIis
mnatte man erinore BAN ON Wtaaltls
Oerne; ia, ban funoe enbps inbbiloe Jig
at pRre met, ON Can intet bapoe 'plIt.
Gaaleoes tom en- Dag hans Ben Stu'
felep, iom ban bauoe inplteret til Wtlos
oa1 % penteoe fsrit en- Stltno paa
Neipton, Der bnooe lu.tet Zig inoe / lit
Stuoerparelie, men oa Neptpn life
fom, latte Studlep Jig tilboros % for,
tRreoe ben alereoe ierpcreoe 9Datng,
buorai ban Blot loo gerene lig9e isien.
9an0t ON lnn9e inofanot Netuton Zig.
IA ban ian 9e~puin9erne al &plin9en,
uObrDO bun: Seq troeoe Ianoelis, at
icg euonu life bapoe ipiit; men MI Ter
jeg, buorleoes man fan to9e fell"
st Sioeitptfe BERTH bar S6eooor
Wommicn leueret. S9iaa on bans
9loipreotbeo b~erettes merfelise Ting.
6or enocl Aar iioeu bauoe Fan en- Gies
uer, iom tlO9t iOritOb of bragg gtptte
al 6iitorieitriuerens i%uloItGnoi9e 6or'
opbelie / lit Nlrbeioe. Gn Dag bra9te
ban @tioonssmaoeu ino i Wommiens
9lrbeiosuRrelie, uoen at 4rpiesioren
tOg Notits osrai. gQerebe ierperes
auoen Ret, % euonu itaar ben fprite
urprL. IA Taar Sleneren CT llltl9t
Snbiaio. 6au letter raft ben oncen
Diet pau Bproet, ta9er ben igrite 3uls
Ierten Def % iortprer oens SnobOlo,
6upreiter ban 9jor li9eiua meb Den uns
ben % treble Jtet. Nogle 3Imer eiter
isler pen lGroe en- pis 1ombeo / Mia.
ben, Ran sanr no i ajDtfenet os ipgrs
ger Gr9erli9: "6aor jog oa insen
Miocossmao iong?" Gjeneren iuas
rer: "Nten &rcie8ioren bar 10 allcs
reoc iplit." 80 Wtommien letter lis
til SfrlpeborOet igieu o9 mumler:
"6uprleoes tuuoe le9 bn pRre ido
9lemlUm!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

aIf'lahF Salpcter. Snlpetrrleier
lom te9Ter til at bliue De riaeIte i Ser.
Den, er bleoen iunoet / Sap aplonieu.
Se paaltans at uGrs rent aalium Mi.
irai' lonl er en- al 9Uueobeitanooelene i
Srhof % uGro benueo $50 pr. Sou.
zen lt'rlte 6%cripnius iaacs iur 5ipeu
IRA ep'le, men "Gbile snlyeter~. iom
Oct fables, nlna 9ienncmaaa en- fuItbor
tenIlt Hroces, iOr Oct fan brroes. Wi.
mai sal'um fnbes iom Sicael Inn i
ln'aa WGnsNer, iOet Oct pplpies i Sauo
% oerI0r al Ge9nen YATES no at Sur.
Den. Spo Iirltas tprre alima Ifnlper
man lormcntlis &isbeoen al Del iioite
6unO' ION, eiter bUuo Der iiaes. of
Trlien paa Salycter neo iii SET
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Plain, earnest workers are happy with
Prof. Breckenridge.

On bel lei al "Icccrah Eofcng VI.
icrc bar ieuot til s.. %. eagle & &c.. ION
iioitc ont apertereoe / &.aoet tinr Ror.
pauicts tore tnuitrcreoe 0lidlol mtu n
bar CLIENT at Op9iUc nolcu 4Ore5ic.
0uis DC. ipm bar icuot citCr ocrrt Ram.
Io8 OF life inaet uo9eu, uil 'croe g}arr %
@tore2il til s.. u. eagle & 60, 6S6 y
S8abdib 2tuc., Gbieaao, 81. mi De 4aa-e'an
urG9tiac Gata!og t,iitnot gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

I'm nO9et ltnI 9lpres, er bet natur.
ll9t, at man retter fit Slif a ben.
lpn' CT leol9; men ben 9ebiae bar life
&iS, Sial berior nuset sisrcs, 'ua
maa Oct sigres al Den, lum iiorpeien
er 'nIot ipsieliat. - s.. epencer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Tttprahs&
Trs. Duncan & ySau,
Sonblqaer, ton trnffes !.

NuNUIWBtI IuH IIWHte 7
Stetudrtotle, g{tnu., 19oe % 20oc STARTS.
Gaetue, Mtiuu, 21ce % 22oe Marts.
Snnesboro. Yitun. 23oe oQ 25oe Shorts.
Spuitou, Yfiun, 26oe % 27oe MaIts.
Irnber frpites uoeu Gmerte. Glt Gr.
sihe o%nrnnteres. 52.20tf.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

6nloer Oct betpemt paa en- ben Woo.
De at beltploe en- anben for at fare meb
sssu, ION man bare iise: 5antaIien
lpber al meo bam.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

those who wish to learn to speak
Ensl IN correctly Will find Prof. Bfeck-
n dye ready to help them.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

CT III bebpet al GO SiauouGUcr % 5oUlh
tIgbt youo oer. &c er ollie mclct l0IHotM
me0 at orrc I ct mtl0t Nlint1, huitfI foN
al ale. &anosmGno. Nror'or Hn2a,
ig9er ! life 6orboiocuc / Aitsl, bpoE Ian
nrbetoe noe Nnret runot; bOor &irnlcnN hu
iaa ltrrt nm Spmmercu lpm y9iorpeni 3pu
man attic Tan paarequc goo NF'; RVgrap"
gnuo iGacs ior ira s. I'll SIS pr gfE !
5orbp D I'll BeiigQeubeoeu % '3GV!09r
ments", pdG Ictte &ilfndr. Gtll9 N1F "
ale. Grfmiioucr nfaaar ira egtiS' y.
nnoeu yproa9 F, buer WiadncN. 1iuo Cyl"
oeu me. inuItrereoe Spq. NOrcslr
JOTIHT
Gen raj Southern Land agent III
Room 4. I6l Randolph street, ,hicas" j.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

The CENTURY's Life Of Napoleon Ia,
caught the popular fancy in a most syr.
pris ne way and copies OF the magazn.
hav been hard to get unles purchased
within a few days OF sue. 'N IN Each
installment,' says the Critic f Marchg
the value and thorgug hncs Of thew r,
becomes more manifest
The present revival of interest IN Na.
poleon has been only a lucky Coincidence
for the Century. as p Of. Sloane hso
ry was projected, and It's publication in
1896 decided upon. long before there
was even in France, any unusual in,a.
est in the character of B~ouaparte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
III, Raris

EooL Unwsshed-enarse 1s-lsK; medium, IA
~ fine. Os-In. Washed coarse, 15-1T medium,
IFS; fine 1s-14; Tub-washed, ls-0 Coned,
ehsfy, bury and bucks A-h of
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Sttcratur.
2iSe aa.sss,

"Gt Mtnoetr oocr dfooDr gaa
8. Sc. Seium al bans %ea "a gmbeShro,,,
u. 9unoe", CT netop ~uotomuct pac 1o-i,,
terens 6orIog. Scftct CT 32 S,otr aor n,
psnt uoitprei. Set iaacs bos 6orfa.try,
q. 9unoe, 6ertile, Witun.
Mrs. Breckenridge furnishes nec,,,b
Institute students day board al COS, ;rE
a week. The spring term opens Apnl
the summer term July S.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

ct Iterft Sjcrte uucromocr en- ono
StjGbue,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Ttrtfnnlt Sulpcter. Go(petr,

En'tor @pmitod taua.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
BIG GRADUATING CLASS.

Kansas University WIN Present Diplomas
to las Young Men and Women.
TOPEKA, Kan, May 24.-The Kansas
university at Lawrence will graduate
the largest number Of pupils in its his
tory at the commencement exercises in
June next A list received from presi-
dent Snow shows that the various
schools Of the university will issue di-
plomas to no ,.,s than l45 young men
and women, most OF whom are citizens
OF Kansas
The school Of art comes first with a
class of fifty-eight, of whom twenty
two are young women.
Next in point of numbers comes the
law class, which is composed entirely
Of young men, forty-siN in all.
Those receiving diplomas from the
school of engineering are all young
men and number fifteen.
The school Of pharmacy Plumbers
eighteen, of which two are women.
In the school OF fine arts there is not
young man, the class being com posed
of young women entirely, eight in all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

Wantcd-A cheap horse and wagon.
Apply 10 John Gilbert, 409 Harrison
ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

circulate side by side in the sape To-
cality perpetually The very conten-
tion of the bimctallist is that by the
alternate use OF one metal the other
is prevented from robbing debtors and
depressing enterprise when 10 becomes
too scarce and dear. The operatiJ Jn Of
the law of demand and supply thus
causes cessation of the tendency OF "A
metal to become scarce and dear. The
metals under free coinage at correct {
ratio will keep each other balanced
with an oscillation Of but fraction Of
per cent Business does not feel the
difference between the metals and
drastic changes in prices are obviated
as far as they would be produced by
imperfect money standards.
Under the present gold standard,
when gold begins to be exported, thr
whole country is in alarm, and con.
traction, actual and more or less Sc
we're, sets in instantly The small sup
ply OF primarv money is endangered.
Give any country full command oil
both metals as primary money and
either metal can go on its travels with
out exciting attention. II will come
back instantly for cent on the dol
lar.
Gold standard and silver standar,
men may demolish each other, but
they will not affect the bimetallist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
anthrIe s,eam no,llInr WORK..

Manufacturers Of all kinds Of carbon
atcd drinks and mineral waters. Few
bottlers realize that pure water is alb
solutely essential In making first. class
carbonated drinks. ! have the finest
well of pure water in oklahoma terri
tory which is run through Hiatt
filter before carbouating. and ! use the
finest California extracts that money
can buy; consequently, when you use
my goods, you are getting something
absolutely pure Family trade a spe-
cialty.
My special beverages: Cherry Phos-
phatc Lemon Sour, Iron and Sarsapa-
rilla, Cream Soda, Pepsin Soda, klub
Soda, Ginger Wine, California Pop.
3 IL I'm n. L. CHEADLE,
Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

Turkish baths, G5c, reduced from
~ for 3u days, at Mrs McReynolds'
toilet purlors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
GOLD AND SILVER.

ST. Louis Republic: Opinions on sill
yer in the currency are waxing numer-
ous.
We have the single gold standard
men, the single silver standard men,
the men who would keep our present
supply OF silver in circulation, bat
only as a token OF currency, the men
who would freely coin the American
product and the men who would coin
until the present government stock Of
bullion is changed into dollars and no
further
And stronger than any OF this emu
meration is that old time body OF
American bimetallists whose fixed
conviction was expressed in the Mis-
souri, platform last year-no gold
monometallism, no silver monometal.
lism; free coinage OF gold and silver
under a bimetalic ratio.
Silver monometallists have aroused
and solidifed the gold monometallists
and the latter are using their heaviest
argument the fact that the free coin
age Of both metals does not alway,
keep both in country's circulation.
Prof Laughlin dwelt upon this fact
In his debate with "Coin" last week.
He showed that gold left this country
under a ratio OF 10 10 ] and that silver
left under a ratio Of l6 10 !; that the
silver dollar was the practical basis
Of business contracts between 1892 aud
1884, as the gold dollar was the basis
between 1884 aud the civil war. liz
also showed that France could not
hold her gold in circulation against
silver between 1903 aud 1874. Prof
Laughl!n seemed 10 think he had over
thrown the bimetallist. horse, foot
aud dragons, when he rec,ted these
facts.
Harvey is not always sound, but
here he very properly answered; That
Is just what we want the business men
of Chicago TO understand That is bi.
metallism. When one metal gets
seareer and dearer, IL goes out and the
o o'h"r comes in"
No L.netlllist has ever supposed
that two metals So. Il nee sarily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

The Montezuma hotel at Los Vegas
hot springs, New Mexico. will be r,.
opened June 20. The hotel has been
reGttcd and various improvement .
have been made in the grounds, bath
houses, etc. a. adjun-ts 20 the Mont.
yuma Comfortable rooms VII ue
provided in the Montezuma l.Iusc,
which will bc open after jane q.
This renowned resort is loratcd iu tho
midst OF attractive scenery. The ClI-
mate is perfect and very beneficial tu
sufferers from pulmonary disease
The springs vary in temperature from
ice cold 20 boiling hot aud huv. long
been noted for their remarkable cura-
tive properties. Round trip tickcts at
low rates are now on sale. IL r. De
lancy Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
NOT COMMITTED TO SILVER.

The Oregon Republican League ConNen-
tiOn Refuses TO Adopt Resolutions.
PORTLAND, Ore, May 24.-The state
republican club convention elected six
delegates at large TO the national CON
vention at Cleveland. While some of
the delegates chosen are favorable To
silver, they are unanimous against
any declaration OF the money question
by the National League OF Repub-
lican clubs A resolution introduced
by the silver men calling for the free
coinage of silver.at the ratio Of lG to 1
was voted down by an overwhelming
aiority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
WM. BLrNcoE, Sec'y.
Agcnis Mnnted .

Why do people complain Of hard
u ncs when any man or woman can
make from 50 to SO per day easily?
All have heard Of the sucscss Of the
)limax Dish Washer; yet many are apt
to think they can't make money selling
IL; but anyone can make money, simply
because every family wants one. One
agent has made Si7G.s3 i'm the last
three months, after paying all eNpen-
ses, and attending 10 regular business
besides. You don't have TO canvas,
As soon as people know you have it
for sale they send for dish washer
Address the Climax Mfg. Co., Starr
Ave, Columbus, Ohio, for particulars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
Nnrthrrn Mhent an RIrht.

ST. PAU, MINI, May ~ Farmers
say that in spite of bad appe arancc of
the wheat it will quickly recover, and
with warm rains will not be backward
more than week because OF the cold.
In South Dakota wheat is all right. In
western Minnesota the damage was
mainly to flax and corn, which are just
peeping through the ground.
Three Young Persons Drowned.
EFFINGHAu, lll. MAY -. Charles
Wiley, Katie Johnson, Maud Myers,
Bertha Shinn, Hattie Oakley and till
bert Batemau were padding about ON
raft ON the pond near this city, when
It was overturned and Wiley, Katie
johnson aud Maud Myers were
drowned Wiley wa, a student at
Austin college
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

FoR good. genuine, sensational lying
the dispatch to the Kansas City Jour.
nal from Oklahoma City the night be
fore the opening, eclipsed anything
ever perPttrated ia this territory
There Va, not one iota OF foundation
for tb5 reports OF Indian fights, shoot
ing. attempted lynching and other
fsKcs imposed upon that paper, whose
naws columns are generally so rcli-
able
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

Persons who sympathize with the
afflicted will rejoice with ID f. Carr Of
1875 Harrison street, Kansas City. lie
is an old sufferer from inhammatory
rheumatism, but has not heretofore
been troubled in this climate. Last
winter he went up to Wisconsin, and
in consequence has had anot her at
tack. at came upon me again very
acute and severe" he said my
joints swelled and became infiamed;
sore to touch or almost to look at
Upon the urgent request of my moth
er-in-law / tried Chamberlains Pain
Balm to reduce the swelling and ease
the pain, and to my agreeable sur
prise, it did both. have used three
fifty cent bottle and believe it to be
the finest thing for rheumatism, pains
and swellings eXtant. For sale by +
b. Lille Il Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

PRoF. BANTEK is a young man o
ability and energy and unless ham
pered 10y useless restrictions is bound
To make a success OF his work as su
perintendent OF the city schools as he
has as principal Of the high school
Give him chance gentlemen of the
board Of education aud he will put
the Guthrie schools in the front raul,
and keep them there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

KANSAS CrrY, Mo, Nav g. Clarence
Brayden, Walter Davi, and Osborne
Graves are the three men who were
secretly arrested hy city detectives and
locked in widely separated cells at
central police station under suspicion
Of being the highwayrnen who had
been holding up street railroad con
ductors and pedestrians since May 5
All have confessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25

THoUGH there were some things in
which the Leader could not agree with
superintendent Mallory we in com
mon with the other citizens of Guth-
rie recognize the fact that that he has
worked hard and accomplished much
good for the public schools OF our city
and wish him success wherever he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
LANDS FOR LEASE.
Governor Ienfrow Oners Ktckapoo Lands
tor Lease Wiii Receive Bids Unul
June iO-Twenty -Five Dollars
Must Accompany Each B,d

June io-IWenty -tiNe Dollars
Must Accompany Each B,d
Executive office, Guthrie,
May %. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that all
school land in the former kickapco
Indian reservation, reserved by act Of
congress or by being selected by thu
governor In lieu of deficiency in terri
torial school lands, is hereby offered
for lease to the highest bidder for a
term of three years from the Gtst day
Of October 1888 The minimum an
nual rental will be s2j per quarter,
and the maximum amount Of land TO
be leased TO any one person will be
one quarter section.
Lessees will have the preference
right to release at the expiration oi
their terms of leases IL they have cul-
tivated their land in good faith. Bids
will be received until FJune 10 1898
and must be accompanied by draft or
postotlice order for at least S25. Pref
erence will be given To applicant, Of
ferinR each years rental in advance
The right is hereby reserved to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM c. RENFRow,
Governor.
! d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
IN. Treasury'. Condition.

WAsHINGrpN, May "A. The state
laent Of the condition OF the treasury
shows available cash balance >ls2.Gsi-
90. an Increase Of s52G, l4i for the day;
gold reserve, SIS, ls7,17G an increase OF
sges 4y9 for the day. Most of the in-
crease was due to deposits of gold bl
the bond syndicate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
}. w. MILLER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Ten years practice at Larned, Kan
sas, and in Guthrie since April 22,
1889. Practice in the 10 al land office
department OF the interior and terri.
torial and supreme courts. Office in
Times building cor. ok. ave. and End
street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-25
ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest of all IN Ieavening
strength. u. s. Government Report.

The Columbian Barber shop will fall
in line with the early closing deal aud
close at o'clock, except on Saturday.
Those taking the Danderine treatment
will please call before that time. Very
respectfully. T. w. KNowLToN,
Proprietor.