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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12
Sarafteren 90 IGien.

Sfte iluttsr man Iig, iom tttisnot. til
ct Msnn.iiss &arattsr ,ft,r auiigtsfora
mtn. Sorroft, man osmmsr rigtiat pad
bette 8runclna, ,r IN dnoen Sag. 9as
m.rns lar ibnss at oaa irem sit,r osnnt
Rs9sl: | alminosliebsb bstpr ct nttsri
aniigt for hem en- pattsr 2urdft,r.
Rplig far tn 4msritansriroe eost en-
gsitriOsIie at BEN munbliae SlGgt ira
Raisns Spnspuntt. GUN flyer til pt'
! gsrns:
Gift big lite mso en- Wano, bpis Rpit
paa en- slsr anosn Wanbs or BIT itiao.
Den life Blot rdnprDosr QrIigtst, men sr
cgiaa Segn pda Tibet beloise Si9Issgsns
itabsr.
Silt big aleris m,e en-. bois R1is To-
Der | Iigs Clinic mso panoen. Gn idas
nan NRi. sr moi %oattsr, men 8eiioorsr
sr ! beisits 9rdo ,gOiiiIt, bsrItspft.n.
ufts srim. asiisr Rsro Os Mariu Stu
art boros Zig Raie.
8aIg life en- Wano msb ipios Rris
: SCREENING mso tpnbs 2a6sr ktpr bet
eseniincis, I~piosFnDis og poerit pani''
Ge at gisrs tiaugs.
gn Wano mto lang, ~nebb6n9enn
Rafs bar CAN'T, 'ittsrt ct opitnt Sinse,
lag, sr lsttirrslig, ssen'inoig og inoe'
iluttet at iiq og bar ultio noset at oaoI,
Snosbdrertn az en- tlumpst R9ie bal
life Sans for Fjsnn. Sumter. .r mate:
ri.l og p~roIuit, men ~ulninpelig msgs
goomobis.
Gn Manb msb flor R9is meb breo
traftig RpD fan opnaa npaet dfErert hI
2int, budoe af psnes Og 2Grs. 8ar
ban oesuoen oppiis en- bsi og breo panoe
iparer bans Saratt.r / als Seniesnos'
iii en- &pinbes Sororina.r. Ser er til,
ftsoe 9.sn paa 9iljstraft. 8sIinbigkb
Sapperb.o os BARN, trofait 5elslie.
Gn libsn Stumpn9ie bar i be fls'tr
Silf1(btr be W9nb, Ipm ! aanbslig SEN
i.snos sr tsmmsIis u~bstpceliss men
9getsitub er tia~rlisbeosfulpe og COB
Wanb, iom iaa at f lar 5rusrm pitl
benz ON en- Singer.
On opaobeist, temmeig itor NG'e sl
oil, gsois paa Sumpr % 2tosglaos
Snbebnp,rsr blir npftsn alorig lint, for:
ftaar at pm9ua 2ioets 8uniteligbeoer ol
er fnit mob fin aom. Gr ReIm ip9r.
megst opabbsist, ,r bog Sasen betGnte.
la. On Mano meo en- Ilis Neis BE-
gaar ofts SanoliHger. ban iiosn angrs'
bittsrlig.
Spis en- lioen pise oil ia en- Wanb
bpis Si.rts BUN faur 6erIte alne ODER
iaa rraa BUN funfor alt l1ggs Wert'
iii fslgenbs Sdruttsrmarter: Qlcrif
blir en- Wanb tro, bpis Zine er langitrattI
% manhslformig ~Itaarns, sler Far bin
felformsbs iItsbetfor bp9lpsos lnoerladg:
bpis Spsrlabs ,r for fploig mob Wictsr
% noset opbrattst iumt en- SDbrso, tug
tia Sdrpstons; / bris Saano ~iluttelit
Sjsrtets 2ini, sr srenst mango 9ange
mems mango minore 2injer trpoier ben
ret 8intd.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12

eentrsrns. Nan pso, at iadoaHn. lles
matteIisr mtopir!,r po 5~reminIsli.n a,
bppnotiIts % bsIlGat,os Sjsrnstilftauoe;
mn fremtioig 5Oriining oil p,l Ioreurigt
iaits 2ns ouer mango ~bsipnosrlige Sms
itruS8bsbsr po Observation-Disclosures
inu at ri bliD,r flog,r,, ,nb 81 sr nu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12
Wittenberg Drops
,alaeS TIT bspae for %ssaifsubuih tsis'
ttubera, xpts.

Ttpnt WtSitiu r ct uemars,t retsssi mob al
sfaqs Sorrisi,lI, o. 2pssomrt, ION oeriTa
Cor in EgrtnoG.it, igdlom iaar Gals, Sttna I
grpii Ga Rpg, Rafaub 6oD,spins, fanhptns, Aos
no. Sigt oNu. Ten or bltp,H en- unneperitg gtts
oiciu / @aitnbuii. Zen ~ uu bIsptn foribst al
mau8t, i'tt oltRt bt { CH,gn,n, EHn 9tsta en,
esn sr q ieriraHtligI Q}tsbtI mob GorrsitlK.
C,u a~Hbsialts ne blot az CAT 3d,btlauh,
ION lal opimb,t om o. fii1nt,, R,rpttr I'll &ats
imbaist, ia,n oaiaa gaitoT,rm NatnintiI, Asis
luHo % ausr, bar brugt ben rnts,t % vi tussHs
dH5e'gle ben.
Gran nurmtitr Grprtis Cftt,. ba ben tie tan
lgn0ts / 4slteu. U. y. COUNT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
SENT 1T TO SECOND aEADIye.
Apportionment Bill Read and Advanced In
the Illinois Legislature.

Springfield, ms, Dec. 22.-The senate
was in session just five minutes yes.
terday morning, VIXEN a recess was
taken until o'clock Templeton's bill
appropriating Seo.oo0 for the Soldiers
and Sailors home at Quincy was ad-
varced TO third reading. Immediately
after reconvening the rules were sus-
pended and the apportionment bill read
and advanced to second reading with
out reference. by q party vote. \ joint
resolution providing that when the
houses adjourn on Friday they stand
adjourned until Monday. Jan. g, with
cut pay. was adopted.
The house received a few bills. one
Of which appropriated $4,000 to defend
the validity OF the inheritance tax law
and took recess TO p. m. Upon re-
convening the apportionment bill was
introduced. The Democrats from this
tine until The end Of the session tried
to block the advancement OF this and
the Crawford primary election bill,
which was offered later. but both bills
were read the first time. ordered printed
and TO second reading.
The Republican members of the two
houses held a Joint caucus yesterday
afternoon and by a vote Of 95 70 rati-
fed the apportionment bill prepared by
the committee Of sixteen. The two
members who voted in the negative will
vote for the bill when put upon its
passage. There wera twenty-three alb
sentees. nearly all Of whom are out Of
the city. Funk. Scrorgin, HIeany and
Wilson did not attend the caucus,
though in the CITY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

and Illinois that they would .o!a in the
rnove1cnt \ inO;ior Il revive the in
terstate agreement was then made and
when u was put 10 a vote 81 was unan-
imousiy carried. 4 committee eompofei
a Operators Robins. OEborn ana Alex
Dempstcr. and -. - Eatchf5rd. ". G.
Fearce ani Efucrd Mckay. cf ;he
miners associat.1a. was appointed 90
arrar-e TIE details lCr en- interstate
ccnveniion. TIE Committee reported
ani ne report was alp-.ed. that 4
committee shouii 10 appointed TO r1ett
90 the Chit;eri-- hotel Cs.urntre. O..
90 Tee. y. This committee vail have
power % tx \ Temporary tat. to O.. n
fcrr- from Jan . o. Jsr -. The c-n.
u';,re VIII $50 make arrau~c-crts fer
the tr't.rr 20 en- interstate csnyert.o-
t-fora tts cxrirntlC1 % the Temporary
'esl.. 7rd t'cststi'sha price f0rthe year
fl'.s.lr'0ry 20 THE several -tsts .ut.r-
est .he ccrmlff'e vas am ...l4
arl o. meeting ad5.r---r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
oIt w,ritU. .I,ss, on..

Pekin. Dec. 22.-China has granite
Russia permission 10 winter htl
squadron at Fort Arthur. Grea,
Britain demands The equivalent, ard
u has been suggested that England
ana Japan occupy Wei Hal Wei
jointly. The Chinese councils are di.
vided on the question, peace or wal
With Germany. and the matter will
be LETT % Russia, ss she - regarded
as CAin.'s culy iriend GeTman dril
.o.Iicsrs viii be replaced By Rossiaas
a. The expiration % the fortress con.
trAst..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
GERMANY IS TO STAY.
Indications Tha. the Kaiser viii
Hold His Recent Grab Of
Chinese Territory.
B21TTsH TO GO AFTER A SLICE.

Squadron 70 Make n Demonstration at Che.
FOo-No Division OF the Celestial Em.
rire Without Consulting John Ball, Who
viii Act in Concert with Japan- Cuban
Conservatives Declare Against Auton-
smy-EebeIs Claim Victory.
London. Dec. ga German-Chinese
commission has been arranged, accord
Ing 70 a dispatch from shaghai to The
Daily Sian. to settle the boundaries OF
the occupied district at Kiao-Chou, and
!; ls evident therefore that the occupa-
tion will be permanent. The same dis.
patch says IL is rumored in Shanghai
that the British in;enJtooccupy Tal-en-
Wan. south q Port Arthur. In order to
guard the -ulf Of Pe-Chi-LI. The Daily
Nails correspondent at Toxic saws
there is no excitement there over the
news from Port Arthur. The press Is
calm and the public is Indifferent. Il il
rumcTo1 also. the dispatch alleges. that
q large Sussian force is coming over
lard from Siberia
British squadron 60 Demonstrate
According &c special dispatch from
shanghai tire British s1uadron Will
make dcmoHstratiou AZ Che-Foc. On
the north coast OF the Shan-TunC
Tromontcry. as n warnir~. IL is SUP.
posed. that Great Britain intends to op-
pose che division cf China without con-
quilting her. II is reported there that
Eussla has offered China 4 loan TO pay
OF the Indemnity Of the war with ia
pan. and IL is believed. says the dis
patch. that japan and England are act
ir- IL concert q preserve China from
dis!n'crratiOn. favoring the idea Of
proteciCrate over central China with
capital az Ncnl,inc.
Partition OF China Has Commenced.
The Cologne Gazette embarrassed the
Government yesterday by declaring that
the other powers would soon follow the
example 81 Germany and Russia now
that the partition OF China had actually
commenced. other papers have ex-
pressed opinions in a similar vein. 1t
has been hintcd that Prince Henry's
destination is another point than Eiao-
Chou. and that he will receive the su-
preme command in the Chinese seas
The Ncr1 Deutsche Allcremine Zeitung
has'ercd % issue denial Of these as
sumptons, declaring that they were not
warranted by the facts
Gazette sticks =, It's Story.
The Cologne Gazette maintains the
accurocycf the statement that the Rus
sian occupation of Port Arthur was
connected with the visit there Of the
British warship Daphne cbout q week
ago. As n PROOF it points out that there
were neither Russian ships nor Rus
sian consul at Port Arthur at the time
The Daphne visited the harbor and il
argues that Russia could only have
learned Il the visit through China's
CNrrr,fr{u+
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
ONE eoUeHr; THE OTHER SOLD.
Story Of a Chicago Wheat Deal Told in 9
Few Sentences.

Chicago. Dec. pa mere incident, /
assure you. We are now practically
out c: the whole matter. We have a
little wheat yet to deliver: the neces-
sary bushels are ready for delivery
when the proper time approaches for
filing these comparatively small out
standing contracts. and there's an end
20 the affair. 50 far as we are con-
cerned." Thus, with Characteristic
terseness, does i. u. Armour define his
position in these closing days in one of
the biggest wheat deals, as alleged, that
has marked the history OF the board of
trade. Joseph Letter his opponent is
just as calm ana confident in his ex-
rressions as the bis provisions man.
Armour sold wheat he declares.
and I bought Of him. That is all.
There was no battle. II was a common.
almost elementary. business transaction.
| shall sell the wheat which have pur-
chased when the need of the foreign
market demands II. I shall sell at a
profit and that's the closing chapter Of
my part Of the story"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
ounAH CONSERVATIVES MEET.
Generally agree That Autonomy l. a Fail
uue from the start.

ure from the start.
Havana. Dec. s2-ht yesterdays
meeting u the Conservative party. over
600 delegates. sail to represent SO per
cent. 81 the wealth Of the island. being
present. several Of the speakers insisted
that the president. the Marquis OF Ap-
cztegui. should explain his conduct and
utterancls as published in the newspa-
rCrs Of Madrid The marquis. in a
speech q two hours duration. saiisfsc-
torily explained matters and denied the
accuracy " the news published in Mad
rii. In all twenty-seven speeches were
made against autonomy. all the
speakers agreeing that autonomy VIII
not tEin- peace 60 the island. as proved
ly the protests of the members OF the
Cuban iunta % New York. and the re-
cent death Of Lieutenant Colonel Ruiz
and I've other Spanish commissioners
who have been killed by the insar-
rents
Senor Santos Guzman touched unon
the patriotic sentiments of the Spanish
people. and referring to President Nc
klniey's recent message t. congress
protested against u. alleging that Il
was offensive 20 Spain. 20 General
Wcyicr and the Spanish army, ana
holding that il indicated prohabl. early
Intervention. warning 10 a mos.
haughty nation which viii not permit
such humiliation" Senor Guzman
succcsicl in unIfyin- the opposing fac
'iOrs .n the party. thus avoiding the
disruption which had been encouraged
ly TIE r1s1rmists
fcr1r Guzmln submitted a motion
which was unanimously approved. ex-
pressing confidence in President Apez-
tgrui and the executive committee.
and confirming the political platform OF
TIE party. which j. essentially Spanish
-ri Csrt-alist as against home rule.
The executive Committee was further
authorized T. cable n message to Cen
cral Weylcr. the substance OF which
was that at a mass meeting Of the re-
united Union Constitutional party the
policy Cf his exc,iienrcy was inlorra1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
Tirsi ~ Crsrrsliaz VIVA cspdurtor..

Tlrrd ~ sHsfrsttaE hih tnrdrrtnrs.
Much amusmrat was Attended the
PASSENGERS ga a Uuiou station trolley
car In Portland by a basiuc,,iibc rasscn-
rF VII, dcmaEdcd a rccciFt Tor his
fare DO yoa think I'm d',honcs,:"
ASKED the coudultor Il d0n't know. ="
.rcp,iod the occCutric ran I've never
ben ca yucr CIR when % was crowded.. ="
MIR making many sarUastic remarks
the co;sdact1r signed has maine % the
.Tilcc q TaFlr baut,d him by the pas
sCugcr Tie Dclip; vas wordcd - FOL-
lows "Re-oivei . cents fdr fare FROM
passsnrer rling from Elm street 20
Uui0n station. On being asked why he
wanted a rccgipt. tie nan said he was
sitting tirod GuarrchEs with absent
minded corduc;lrS who frequently
asked fer tn ucccssary nickel aftC- IL
had bcoa paid He also said that a few
'rights a-o IN Boston he bad % get two
Ias,1nelrs % prove that be had paid his
flrc - the man was always placed IN
an embarrassing position On such occa-
siors. be adopted the Teceipt method in
ouler to save further trouble in the Ia.
turs -kenuctcc Me. } Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
THE STATE LEGISLATORS.
sd'stesmtrt % th- Senatorial sppcr
tIonmsnt biIg o. itoth IIoa.ss.

Springfield. III. Dc. 22.-The
senate ordered me senatorial app1i-
tionn,Il bill % a third reading.
Tee hca-o bill aPpropEiaiing eco, 900
FOR the SGliiCrs' ant sailors home st
Quincy passed.
Tn house rsssed the substitute for
the resolution to Sd ,urn over the h)l-
itay without pay Tor members or en-
.p'oyes By making il simply from Fri
day this week till Tuesday following.
The senatorial IppJEIionment bi!l
was advanced 90 a third reading.
The biz appTopristing $1,000 for sn
assistant attorney gCa,rsl In defend
ing the Inheritance Tax cases was
amended by making the amount
$1,000 and advanced 70 q third read
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

Chicago. Dec. %. - Another bribery
story came into the Luetgcrt murder
trial yesterday. 4 mysterious in
diy.dual. signing himself "K' and
describing himself as a man wearing
a white bow tie and Z white carnation,
has proposed to Attorney Max J. Ricse
in letter TO secure LuetEcrt's acquit-
tai Ric-e does net know who is re-
sponsi5le Tor the letter, but expressed
the belief yesterday afternoon that it
was from some person who is willing
70 make a proposition to bribe a juror.
The testimony developed nothing new.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

Marshall, Mich, Dec. 22-An extra
freight train collidel with west-bourd
passenger train near NVildervlle, on the
Detroit. Toledo AMI Milwaukee rail-
way. Both locomotives were smashed
by the impact. Albert Arne-, baggage
man, was seriously injured. The force
Of the collision drove Z. b. Williams, a
passenger. head-foremost through a
door lanel Nohlny was Killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
rotOu QUESTION rosrrpNrn.
fiti-bure winsr- snti or-raters tst ~.
uttI-r. ~ Il-lte. ~. nrr-.

rittsbur-. u.r. .e-The coayentian,cf
the ccai mIH.rt frd oreratlrs % tt
rittshufe d'r... which net here Us.
tcrday b. Cx atiI. f.r u,inlre f1r a.
ensuing year if.H.l t1 rostrore th
matter % rate f1r tris district rsnI.
-rr the cutgrr'C ot a movement far Ar
Interstate couvyntt,n. at vh.ch a uri.
form rate for f,nravNtuIt. Uhio. In.
diana AMI iiiiroit w,uI te fXrl IT,
Convention Naa Ors .t thH l1rr.st eys-
held In this city. over i.' unera ar,
twcuy-cirht crcrators teIuE present
tesiic the miners rntfsuat cfi.ers a. Z
t,,.-~ miners frotn slrr. uudIur G.strirts
President Eatchf.rd stated 90 ths oxen.
INC "a the cUnvyutlon thtt the action
taken at MoUitvs meeting ~ r-Irrrs
teclarinr trr scent rate Or rur Cd
mine coai shouM rot have bryn takeu
Hc advocated revival % the Oh i-.
terrate agreement vbi,h provided for
eencrai rritc Cor an districts. a.
sid ,hat h. tii assur.rcgs frr- on.
rincrs and otrtJtCts 20 uhie. trI.1rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

Charleston. ". Va. Dec c..-Covernor
Atkirfou ls lr receipt 20 a telegram
from General Sr.Iiulu. q psrkersburr
Informing hiw tt1t a moh o. forming Ia
lom roy. o.. o. cross thgriysr into Nesi
NiiEiria o. drive TIE men out of the
r.lrcs 20 tho Consumer Coal company
90 New Haven. The g.rrr1l wired The
sheriff q Mason county TO l.ck into thc
matter and the sheriff wired back that
BE- would o. 90 Srr Haven with q force
q Deputies today AMI would T-cycn,
trouble. In The ue1u'ir7a the state
militia Is ready % move whom called
uT0u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
RebeIs Claim ,he Victory.

New York. Dec. "a Cuban version
of the battle recently fought in Cuba
between General Pando's forces and
tiose q Calixto Garcia. insursent. on
the Caut0 river. has been received By
the Cuban iunta here 0y mail. In brief
the rebels claim that with I.500 men
they gave the Spsnisrds. numbering s.
Go men. twenty-five cannon and six
gunboats. a terrible defeat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
Fatally sca,dea the Engineer.

Psntwater. Mich. Dec. 22.-The boiler
Of Fishers sawmill. located about mid
way between Pentwatcr and Mears.
exploded yesterday. fatally scaldirg
Engineer Bert Reese. Of Shelby. Reese
was blown from the engine room
through small aperture into the main
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
UrILDiyC .Blni-- CoUyc1f-
Ns'inrai i','iy orEaritr. uEi, T.irrss.i Car.
roll. nf ch'r.-s. President.

roll 20 'hfr--s. i'tc.iGeut.
81 Louis. Ut- -2-The Na-isnal
Duliiag Trad les .aun-U t-s I. .--1a.
eatiy srsar'-ei yesterday. Tho G.ls-
s1ics have t-r..1 t- h.,I tr- u.=t
anrual meefirg Oh Kansas city ia De-
c.la-er. i'e,. .le wr-. l.'1r. 81. y =
lns % - 81 ..-l Federation % II
Dor in tie rr.s tty. CG.1-s were
e'sctsd a- follows. President Eiwari
Carroll Ca..rr.s r.l.E--r,- -tre sur .r.
w. % sfrIsr. g. louis So .nffss
was u-rr.i.. .-..g i-trr-. Or th1 To-
s;-'on .. lr.Fstr1I r.rr .veI.rrr to hs
es1r.0f.i - rr s'i-lt st.-.ia'ey. Taa
Ios.t..a. h-v-v.r. must Gssr o. c.-ltei.
vi tla .rh1r ur. .re ll. eattav,iiuz o.
Eave u-l sass. q ia l.ue-,ss appoint
ng en i1fa .rll commission. wa .ch
l.ly VIA lijaet llUgc'u.r between
capital r-f 'rFHr
3 ret.'ios was forward 10 60 Secretary
G'.s. asking BIN tr.t ul.n ~. cone
tract Cor TIE rrrrtrur of iE. new
Eovernmrnt tuUfr- 90 CGita-, is irt
cn adequate provision r- asserted 10y
the use % material produced ty th .
STATE 70 lII1r.s as ;-r as pracacatIe.
arl ESQ tl1, TO- labor unions % CHI
c-r1 o. sTr.oyrl "a the ll,iI.n-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

After serious illness. like typhoid
ever. pneumOnia. or the grip
Hcoi'- sarssparilla has wonderful
s'rensik-gisirg power.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
n..sy r,r.taChiare.

Cbicsgo. DC 21-Thc warehouse
% the a. II Asiress furriiure COM
paay was burned iLis morning with
e.n:ents. The los- Is sl00, ,ypu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
Secretary Als.r Ia, a Cold.

Washington. Dec. z2.-Secretary Al
ger is confined 10 his hoJ.se ~ n heavy
cold. but expects to be out in Z day or
two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

Washington. Dec. 22-The Coshoc-
ton National hank Of ccshocton. O.. has
been authorized to begin business: cap
iial. S-a.r0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

4 woman with n new dress tha. is
vc-y becoming isn't satisfied until the
uan she likes bsst and the woman she
Esos lcas: have scCn IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22

No place like the big store for real bargains clothing Ask your
nghbors where they get the best values for their money! They
to say by all means, trade at the LONDON. "You
know u.s. We undersel them ALL it not for this store
you would be paying waup prices for your clothing We de-
stroyers of high prices Look out for billiards. Our Overcos
are built to give warmth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-22
Hoods SarsapaYiiIa

Is The best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prefare'ionly by c. I. Hood s Co.. lowell, Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30
A Valuable Prs.crlpllon

Editor Morrison, OF Worthington,
Ind, "Sun," writes; "You have val
liable prescription in Electric Bitters,
and ] can cheerfully recommend IL for
Constipation and Sick Headache, and
rs a general syGtem tonic IL has no
equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle, 262h Cot
tage Grove avenue, Chicago, was all
run down, could not eat nor digest
food, had baekache which never LETT
her and felt tired and weary, but six
bottles OF Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Prices so cents and 81. Get bottle al
&c. r. Renfro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30
First published Daily l. eader, March
l6, 1897.
Notice for Publication.

Land office AT Guthrie, Okla, March
IS, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing nan ed settler has tled notice OF his
Intention 10 make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof VIII be
made before the register and receiver, at
Guthrie, Okla. on April -, 1897, viz:
Valentine Wolf, for the IA ar OF see
g., is, 3w.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
.lOhnathan Kirk, William Quier, John
A. Donley Of Acton, q. T., Jacob Stine,
OF Crescent CITY, O. I
asa A. N. }. CROOK, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30

A. TEE LEADEh has repeatedly stated
the evidence grows stronger every day
that sugar consumers are TO pay
pretty dearly for the luxury OF enjoy
ing the felicity OF a high tariff on this
indispensable article OF family con-
sumption, 80 the new tariff now pend.
ing in congress will force retail dealers
to reduce the number " pounds TO
twelve TO fourteen TO the dollar, in
stead OF eighteen TO twenty-five
pounds as now sold under the Demo.
cratic tariff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30
First published in the Daily Leader
March %. 1897.
NOtice fOr Publication.

Land office at Guthrie, o. r., March
"a, 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the f0lluw-
10 g named settler has tiled notice of his
intention TO make 1sal proof in supi,,rt
made before the register and receive, al
Guthrie, O. T., on April 80, 1877. viz:
Joseph A. Price, for the 5 qr, sc.' 81.
Up lon Ofrlw
lie names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Wal er ID. Wilson and Peter II. f,,n
we'll OF Meridian, %. T., Frank L. Dancy
nd Add W Christianson OF Guthrie,
O. r.
4O75 A. N j. CROOK. Reglsirr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30

Land Once al Guthrie, o. T., March
%, 1897
Notice is hereby giyoa that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF her
intention 10 make final proof In support
OF her claim, aud that said proof Will he
u ade before Register and Receiver | )
Land Office at Guthrie, o T., on April
-, 1897, viz
Bessie Vonaldson, now Bessie Snyder,
for the n e or sec 10, tp IS. r2w.
She names the following witnesses 70
prove her continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of. said land, viz.
George z SsFtain, VIM shields, Henry
p. Cook, of seward, o. T., and Gecrge X.
Willard, OF Guthrie, o. T.
to7a AM CROOK. Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-03-30

True. the legs OF Greer are longer
than his brain; in fact they are elastic
and elongated, but he will never be
able TO make both reach the ground
from the top OF the fence. His hedg-
ing is lSughable and while it does not
perplex the Barnes forces, who fought
through the campaign without the aid
OF Greer or his pAper--it has grown
disgusting even TO the machine. It's
nasty medicine, but 1t must be swAl-
lowed