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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

ks'oH you're outs
Is Is Mitchell Or bust., Anything
Iess IS seO1ed a. and tramped upoo-
III an not fe-elected senator ny
son viii lose his Job a. n. P. resident
attorney.
"Iu b1ow up my Tslor il blow Up
the Mitchell ship."-Dr.L. /. d. Driver
d. d.
What a cause that must be that
will use BroHBell ss = .n8outhpiece for
its sewage.
Somehov, Brownell can't announce
q rolI-ean correctly, neither can bis
organ pFiDt II right
Adjournment might save Drivers
reputation; he can least Of anyone af-
ford 90 stay at Salem.
Dr. Driver, d. D.. 5eN the track
some time ago. The only trouble Is
the Dr. can't realize the fact.
Or. J. y. smith Is 1rst-class sur
geon but when he tackles Barkley be-
/ fore a crowd he always falls down.
How the Interests Of the corpora
tIOns must be suffering with Mitchell
absenG from his post two months.
| The JoURSAL would be willing 70
retire with one-eiRhteenth OF the
money II costs TO elect a senator at
Salem.
DR.. Driver last night once more
shed every drops Of blood in'hls veins
for the flag which his ancestors fought
20 preserve.
Mitchell ha. now written a second
letter Of withdrawal, but is .still iu
the field. He will probably withdraw
seyeal times more.
Tho only pitched battle We recall
Dr. Driyetever having engaged In wal
a tougue-8ght with Mrs. Dunniway al
Salem and she got away with him.
Dictionaries are.being consulted u
ascertain what the word graftel
means. II is a slang phrase 70 de
scribe confidence operator or an all
around fraud.
-.
Mckinley Mitchell displayed a spirit
Monday which II followed by other
. would bring about an organization OF
the legislature and secure remedia
legislation for the people.
-.
Isn't IL about time that one mar
should get out OF the way and permit
the legislature TO organize. The fact
is plain that Mr.. Mitchell Is Obstruc
ting legislation Ia his personal inter
est.
DIR. Driver had a chance TO 60 anC
hght for his country In the sixties, tc
say nothing OF the time when Charlie!
Baker asked him 70 put up his duke
In the Lane county campaign.
. IL the yalorous DR.. Driver haC
really wanted TO have shed his blood
for his country he might have en-
listed In one OF the numerous Indian
wars and at least have charged
squaw.
. Nearly busted-that little three
, ring circus where those boys Fulton
: Brownell and Hendricks cOnduc
; back-Alley performances 10 the editca
, tlOn OF other small boys.
! The Hired Mitchell Liar aud Re
! tained Organ continues 20 cite lega
, pFecidents TO Justify holding up tn
. Legislature TO elect a foreswOrn dem
ag0g senator.
The ultra Mitchell men proved las
: evening that they do not want legis
lation, remedial or any other kind tha
: does nos have as condition precedent
: the election Of Mitchell.
: President HAwley, OF Willamette
. university, has won several medals Al
chopping matches and has now beer
presented with = diamond ring 10
. his skin Ia presiding over the natiOna
camp az at Denver
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

SALEM EI.Ks Go To ALBANY.-A A
party OF Salem Elks went 10 Albany
this morning where they will assist In
the Organization of lodge tonight
with about fifty charter members.
The party went up In special car at.
tAched 10 the II o'clock south bound
Roseburg mail, expecting 10 return
via the 9 o'clock overland Wednesday
morning. Those going from Salem
Lodge No. a36, u. p. o. +. were: Ed
n. Edes, John Knight. Il, + Mere
dlth, Dr. y. A. Pierce, p. II. darcy,
s. w. Thompson, Doug. Mimic, Geo.
Il. Waters, Il. G. Patton, Leon Tob-
liner, A. d. Leedy, DIR. w. W,Contrls,
Dr. II. @. Smith Jr., Al Steiner, Il. Il.
Tuttle, and Walter brennan,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
You should tn 0awsOn's Bitte1'

SKARcn ABANDONED -Search for
the body of Chas. Kreiaer cook Tor
steamer Ramona, was abandoned AZ :
O'Clock last evenlng.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

UHloR wooI.ER MIiLs.--ATticles
of Incorporation were filed today with
the secretary OF state, by J. III. Hutch.
insOn, A. 4. Eaton, w. r. Hutchinson,
w. TArter, IL: G, Susiwidd, J, NJ. Car
rail- aud Sam1 Truesdale, for the I'm.
Ion woolen Min 90. at Union lOregon,
capital sock 10000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
FREEBURGER
NEW MARKET

-. S.l.e street, near railroad. Fresb.s, -,
meats in town. Aeep The best
222
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


WANTED "A good girl to do general house
work. Can secure a place by calling at cor
usr OF Seveententh and Trade streets. 2-22 St.
SEED CORN.-EaTliest: white dent. Fine
Tor roasting ears or meal. T. Ruef, Garden
Road, Salem. z.22 If
TO TRADE.-A trst-class farm OF III
acres. Two miles from Turner, Wei
fenced, good house and barn and plenty of
other outbuildings. VIII swap for any good
real estate in counties Of josephine, Douglas
or Jackson. Parties wishing to swap please
address Joseph Bilyeu, Turner, Or. Tia str
W,AAiED-The people oi Salem to know
mat have charge Of the Dearborn printing.
once and am doing good work. ofall kinds,
Al satisfactory rates. F, ank Conover. ZIG I'M
LOsT.-A pair Of nickle Timmed spectacles.
Return TO Journal Office. 2-2o 5t
WANTED.-A good farm. not over quarter
section, near Salem, with fair improvements.
apply to Z, E Kilewer. north end Cottage
street near Mill creek. z>IS 3tt
WANTED, "A little giTi between the age Of
Il and 10 to take care Of baby, Good home
anl a.. can 80 to school, Call or address 2e4
High street.
FOR SALE.-A good team with harness and.
80 sPrng wagon with top. A great bar
SIln; S2ll at the Labor Exchange ofhcer
Jacob. 40 I'M
POK KENI One fine suite OF rooms cheap,
DDleyman Dt Bush block. For terms inquire Of
Boise Barker, BTeyman Bros. z-I6-Im
SAU TOMMY son, Noah Wenger having
IS;n -s.S my nome, l hereby give notice that ]
NIL W. not De responsible fer his bills. c. c.
"enger' Switzerland, Or. a-IS 2w
FekNllUkE FOR SALE.-A complete set
=. furniture Tor hye rooms is for sale, cheap,
=. ,ne Sah Francisco Seeoud Hand store, %
a bargain. o'Irim
pOr ORAFIIAG.-DOne on short nonce
6'eSIe al the Dickenson SEED Co, or at 7
:. zones nursery. 2-I3 wS
-;-L' -N-,N EN "ANIED-Ihree years lease 10
,5,a P-i'yi oi acres, good house and barn,
,;o0 . nil'es north OF Salem, half in cultiya|
DI.- ~, I"I acres timber, young orchard and
- ZIP ty oi small fruit. Coca terms Inquire
s,..t - SLie'ens, at Brewster & Whites feed
store, 81 Court street I-as-Im
,yrs,,- w., y, b. COTT.-StenogTapher and
b,nL L"Ip5.el, p', Ioom -, over Ladd 4 Bush's
''lp' attention to all ella, ses Of work,
F6T-
IDJ;. Mn L.-Eleveh acres adjoining the
g,ri.a s1,ri-n sSehool, at Chsnawa, fve acres Of
-. r-sH and good house, baIR and Well
ASS+,' 49, by month or year for low cash re nj
~, 49,, ~ hoS Iss,or apply at C. W .Pearmlne,'
w 'H''sS north Of town on fiSvT road. HAS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
ESrRAY NOTICE,

ana 49, j, = hereby given tha, have ta,, ~
nj. nj y. sII oln-eI the following descub4S
-.''ia 'oend running a, large within ~. ant
o. ne e'iy Of salem, ,owil '" INC limits
I-e & pay mare abou, s years ola
y Ts. T,.lls, Smaoo.h shoes all arounj - marks
me owner % said animal "a, 49,
ey proving property aDI r,.;-- - lave The same
Sn-ises and expenses of t,ki5, uAe legal
M i'r,, m -al N default thereof i5r fvs sss
ss,,oI o,,,a . sell the said animal q, Dat uIys,
ai'sesatt ciy, -''e NO. zoo ol
nrrrw,-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
TOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, oaints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock Of
brushes Of all kinds In the
state. Artists materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles. and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

WAN !ED-The people ot Salem to know
That have charge Of the Dearborn printing.
once and am doing good work. of all kinds,
al satisfactory rates F. ank Conover. ZIG I'M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

rOhNlIUkE FUk SALk.-A complete set
OF furniture for hye rooms is for sale cheap,
az the Sar Francisco Seeoud Hand store, %
a bargain. s,Irfm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

President HAwley, OF Willamette
university, has won several medals al
chopping matches and has now been
presented with = diamond ring for
his skill In presiding over the national
camp At at Denver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

The ultra Mitchell men proved last
evening that they do not want legis-
latlon, remedial or any other kind that
does nos have as condition precedent
the election Of Mitchell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23
A. DuLEY.

Dated salem. r.,... City Marshal
'''''''y % 1897, "a II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

OI uNAF IlAG.-Done on short nouce
ENQUIRE r al the Diekenson SEED Co, or at T
:, zones nursery. 7-I3 wS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

The Hired Mitchell Liar aud Re
tained Organ continues 20 cite legal
pFecidents to Justify holding up the
legislature 10 elect foresworn dem
agog senator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

IL the Yalorous DIR. Driver had
really wanted TO have shed his blood
for his country he might have en-
listed In one OF the numerous Indian
wars and at least have charged a
squaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

SAC ~ IloN.-NIy son, Noah Wenger having
Isif .Sin my home, l hereby give notice that ]
WI W,lI not be responsible fer his bills. c. c.
"enger, Switzerland, Or. a.Is aw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

DIR. Driver had a chance TO 60 and
fight for his country In the sixties, TO
say nothing OF the time when Charley
Baker asked him 70 put up his dukes
In the Lane county campaign.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

psrssasd Upoa tbs Oregon LsEiaiarzrs
and Lobby.
JohBEie Mitchell. does y0sr rBother
kDoW you're outs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Nearly busted little three
ring circus where those boys Fulton,
Brownell and Hendricks conduct
back-Alley performances 10 the editica'
tlon OF other small boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Geo. Brownell said in his speech
Friday night that he had an utter con-
tempt for such as Governor Lord, Sec
retary Kincaid, Jonathan Bourne and
the POpulists. Yet ii is boldly said
by some that Brownell makes the
Mitchell push put up every day in ad-
vance on threat OF leaving them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Mckinley Mitchell displayed a spirit
Monday which II followed by Others
would bring about an organization OF
the legislature and secure remedial
legislation for the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Isn't it about time that one man
should get out OF the way and permit
the legislature TO organize. The fact
Is plain that Mr.. Mitchell is obstruc-
ting legislation IN his personal inter
est.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

~ ~ TEX WANIED.-Three years lease 10
nieht party, ofI3 acres. good house and barn,
me- ,niee miles north Of Salem, half in cultiyas
HIl' Two acres timber, young orchard and
plenty Of small fruit. Good terms. Ipouirs
- 80, u sLhe'e ems, At Brewster & Whites feed
&ere, 81 Court street. I-zs-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

The Y Ray man siIl oet c2A.s e
against 40 early June apple tnat I'D
les COrbett regalns his mina -DyIe
than be has - far that spartan FItz
Simmons will pluck TIE last featnei
out Of his halo a. prizsns tei'
Fritz doB tuanqnet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Besides calling all who disagree
with him anarchists, aud the sons OF
secular pioneers degenerates. Rev
DIR. Driver, d. ID. generously offers tC
break his $50 cane over the head Of
THE JOURNAL man. The doctor
ought TO join the rest Of the people ir
having hearty laugh at himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

Veuess il would sem j. sum
GENTLY intelligent and iodepenoent
business man to DOT require the COZ
slant shad0ving Of Banker Cooper,
Cooper Just about runs the town Of
Independence and be inagines ne
ought 10 run the legislature as well.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

THE JOURNAL cheerfully corrects
what might be inferred fiOm our
ltem-that lac was ever. dean OF a
divinity school at Eugene. DR..
Driver has for years held a similar
chair at Salem. DR.. Drivers calling
the Y Ray man a liar thirty-seyen
times a minute don't alter the fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

,vTs,,, ~ B. COTT.-StenogTapher and
b,nL p', Ioom II, over Ladd & Bush's
'0Hp' attention to all elas ses Of work,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-23

InJ;, Nh L'-Eieven acres adjoining the
s,-5-a -n sehool, al Chsnawa, hve acres Of
-, -sH IbSha' good house, baIR and well
ADJ py month or year for low cash re nj
tSo N no1 1861 apply at G. W PearmIne,'
wv Hl''e2 north Of town on river road. III-2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
NOT ASHAMED. BUT AFRAID.

Repu blican senators have decided
that the sugar schedule is too heavy a
load for the party to carry, and the
probability now is that the original
D.nRley schedule will be adopted.
In this instance no credit is due 70
the ReraOiiO@as, for they are simply
rlsStting 81 dare not wait upon 81
would" The storm Of criticism that
has swept in upon them from all quar-
ters OF the United States has been too
much for them to withstand, and
while they are subsequently anxious
TO grant all that the managers Of the
sugar trust may demand, yet they
fear the righteous indignation Of the
people, and WI yield somewhat TO
the influence Of this fear
The whole tariff bill is disgrAeeful
bundle OF concessions TO trusts and
monopolies is a scheme TO put money
in the purses of men already rich; is 4
plot to take the poor mans hard
earned dollar and give II to the i'm
porter; is machine, made by a ma
chine, to protect other machines; in
short, is the greatest scheme ever pro-
posed to make Wholesale robbery
legal.
And yet the action reported TO have
been taken by the Republican sens
tors last week, looking toward the
abandonment OF the senate sugar
schedule, shows that II these men
have no shame left they are still sus
ceptible TO fear, The voice OF the peo.
pie raised in indignant protest has
been able TO reach their ears, and has
made them pause.
But we fear the sugar trust will Sc
cure what IL wants before il gets
through with these honorable gentle.
men. The Republican party is the
product OF the trusts aud is bound TO
protect them. and this temporary halt
In their march will simply enable
them 20 catch step with their masters
the monopolies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
In,nerinI nrnithnInrx.

Il is natural enough to think that
what we have never seen nor heard Of
has no existence. but there are occa-
sions when this pleasing personal
ignorance runs against a hard fact.
The story is told by a German paper.
to illustrate the manner in which
princes used to be educated IN the good
old times that a Russian grand duke
once came to Berlin to pay a visit to
the Prussian court 1t was early Ia
the present century.
In Russia the imperial two-headed
eagle is seen everywhere in the
woods or In the air, but on decorations
OF all SORTS stamped painted, EN-
broidered and sculptured Every Rus
sian-even a grand duke-is thorough
ly familiar with II.
While the aforementioned young
duke was at the Prussian court. a hunt
was given In his honor. and by the
assistance Of tie gamekeepers he was
enabled to shoot certain large bird.
What kind Of a bird is that?" the
grand duke asked Of another hunter
1T is an eagle, your hlghness" the
hunter answered whereupon the Rus
sian prince turned on him with a looA
OF indignation and said
IAN eaglel How can It be, when it
has only one head"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
JuaEs rarsnsI,. oyelons .

Senator Dave MArum has just given
the true and only accepted version OF
that Cloud Chief cyclone.
"You see, it was this way" he says.
I'VE we're accustomed TO prAetising
law on fret principles out in that
country and it had become the un.
written law that no law books would
be allowed IN the court room Judge
Blake and kid" Maurer had case
against John Stone. To Offset Stones
gall they brought out a big telescope
full Of Law books Stone Immediately
protested against such outrageous and
unwarrantsd overturning Of all preoe
dent and became so olent that plenty
Of people out there now are willing "a
swear they saw the dark funnel
shaped cloud 4"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09

II is related OF a certain very mat
ter fact man that ne was walked one
night by burglar at the foot of his
bed. who pointed a revolver at his
head
If you move" said the burglar, "you
are a dead mani"
Il beg your pardon, answered the
other ~ move, it will be good proof
that / am alive You should be more
careful as to the meaning Of your
words
The fault OF this story is that il does
not tell what the burglar did then.
Properly he should have tainted. and
remained in the faint until the police
came and took him away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
TO HELP THE UNLUCKY.
Oklahoma County Man Devises a Good
Plan TO Relieve Neighbors

Yesterday NJ. R. OBrien, OF Deer
Greek, township, was in the city and
In conversation with an OklAhoman
reporter he presented a scheme for the
aid Of those few farmers whose wheat
was destroyed by tie! recent hail
storm that shows that tie milk Of hu-
man kindness is not a scarce article
among the farmers of Oklahoma and
especially those Of Deer Creek town
ship. oklahoma county.
Mr.. OBrien has been in consultation
with his neigh bors, all Of whom have
iue wheat crops, and they have de-
cided il the proposition meets with IA
vor TO call a meeting of representative
farmers OF the four counties, OklAho-
ma Canadian, Logan and Cleveland
-ounties, and TO select a committee
who will sppraise the loss Of wheat Of
those farmers whose crops we're iniur-
ed by the hail and the farmers each
according 20 his share will donate out
Of their bountiful yield. to allieve the
distress Of their brother farmers
The scheme is q charitable one and
II all the farmers should Join in IL, the
cost TO each would be very slight
Mr.. O'Brien further proposes 10 start
from this meeting the idea of crop in
surance that was originated earlier in
the season, and thus get the schem ,
fairly in running order by the mex
meeting. .-OklRhoman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09

Maryland Man who Allows the Mesi
Po,sopous Reptiles 20 bite Him.

Maryland Man who Allows the Meet
Poisonous Reptiles 70 Bite Him.
The only man In the world who
does not fear a snake bite, and upon
whom the venom of serpents apparent
ly has no effect, Is William f. Wilmer,
whose home is In Wolfsville. Nd. says
the New York Herald His perform
anoes 9Th copperheads. rattlers and
vipers are a constant source Of won
der and Amusement TO all who know
him, and even to his lifelong friends
there Is a large element Of mysterv
about the man and his strange power
over snakes. He takes great pride
IN this respect. and when among stran-
gers II ia a favorits form OF amusement
with him to hunt up some ugly look
Ing spsoiment of the serpent family
the more deadly the better it fits his
venomous fangs in his bare arm or
hand. Recently, while on a visit In
the mountains OF western Pennsylva-
mia. a half-dozen spotted vipers we're
found In a bunch under a stone Roll
ing up the sleeve Of his coat until his
arm was bare to the elbow Wilmer
proceeded with his other hand TO take
the largest and ugliest-looking viper
by the tail and, shaking him apart
from the rest OF the snakes. swung him
about until he was thoroughly enraged.
He then allowed the viper to sink its
teeth In his arm. Then one by one the
other vipers were picked up and al
lowed to seize the arm, until there
wRs a full half-dozen OF the spotted
writhing things hanging from Wit
mer's flesh and writhing themselves
about the arm In a very frenzy Of rage.
When the spectators were sufficiently
horrified the man took of the snakes
one by one by the tail and shaking
them loose from his arm, killed them
by swapping them like the lash of a
whip For the rest OF the day no one
would have been surprised to see the
man drop dead any moment, but, on
the contrary, he seemed among the
liveliest of the party. There was no
swelling Of the arm nor any numbness
OF the flesh. the only trace Of the e1-
hibition being a number OF tiny red
spots on the arm, which looked as II
a needle ld punctured the flesh. Those
were the marks OF the snakes fangs.
Wilmer himself says OF the strange
pecuiiarities which he possesses that
II is something inherited from his an
oestors. one in each generation back
as far as he knows having had this
same immunity from the poison of
venomous reptiles. Il do not try to
explain IT," said he; "all ! know is
that have no fear Of snake bites; and
although ! have been bitten hundreds
OF times | never felt the slightest i'll
effects from any Of them. II is only a
pastime for me to hunt and catch the
most deadly serpents, and a peculiar
feature of II is that once a snake has
bitten me l have no difficulty in tam
ing 1t. In fact, at home | have num-
Der Of pet rattlers and copperheads,
which know me and will come when
call them. just like a dog. seem to
have the same power over animals
and have yet to meet the first wild
animal / cannot tame"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
Oaliforrie for S22 5Q.

June 20 to July 3, inclusive, the Santa
Fe route Will sell iirst-cass tickets to
San Francisco and Southern California
for S22 So Same rate TO intermediate
points and In reverse direction, except
that tickets will be cheaper to and from
Colorado. Though made for Christian
Endeavorers, this rate Is open to all and
affords favorable opportunity TO visit
where the Santa Fe line crosses the
plateaux and mountain ranges Of Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and Arizona; and
scenic attractions are many. Through
Pullman and tourist sleepers on fastest
daily train TO California. Apply TO
A. j. CoRKINs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
q Drawlnr Pen.

A Philadelphia. Pa, genius has in
vented new and useful drawing pen
which will prove q great convenience
to all needing such an implement. II
combines hxed with a movable blade.
and an adjusting screw threading into
one OF the blades. and provided with a
turning-head, and with stop upon its
shank, intermediate OF said blades.
The arrangement prevents the drop
ping or loss Of the adjusting screw
when the blades are separated for clean
ing or sharpening. as was often the
case with other drawing pens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
hOnOrs at every worlds fair
where exhibited.

One Fare for Round Trip, Plus 800
Travel is Joy to those who know how 70
get the most out of IL. Luxurious Pull
mans, comfortable chair cars, modern
day coaches, regular and appetizlng
meals at dining Coms or I'm dining cars,
In connection with shortest distances and
time between given points. makes travel
ing pleasure at any season y the year
That Is what you pay for and get when
your ticket reads via Santa Fe Route.
National Educational association, Mil
waukce, Wis, July q TO . 1897.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-09

Mrs. O Dana. OF SOC Independence
avenue, who sppeAled 10 Humane OF.
ficer Greenman recently for aid for
herself and seven children, is suffering
for food again She went 10 the hu-
name onicer yesterday and threatened,
in her despair, that unless he gave her
help she would drown herself, and
leave her children for the city to take
care Of Mr. Greenman had food and
clothing sent 70 the house
Mrs Dans's husband ran away with
another woman several weeks ago, and
located At Fort Dodge, la He has
been located there. and will be ar
rested and brought back TO Kansas
city.-KsnsAs City Journal