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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-20
ANEW ELECTORALPLAN
Complaint That the Smaller
States Have an Advantage.
PROSPECT OF A CHANGE DISCUSSED
Eject of the Plan Proposed-Under Such
System Nine Northern and Eastern
States Could Control the Presidency.
Effect Upon the Solid South.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. - Especial -
Since the presidential election of last No |
vember there has been great deal of talk
in Washington of making some change in
the system of choosing president 1t Is
all talk. There Is not one chance In mil
have it will be superseded by any other-at
least not for many years to come But the
discussion has served to call attention TO
some peculiar conditions which prevail In
the system by which presidents and vice
presidents are now chosen. Complaint Is
err states enjoy greater proportionate
strength in the electoral college than the
larger states. This Is true, because there Is
one elector for each senator, and each state
has two senators, no matter what its size.
Each state is given representative in con-
gress, too, whether it have or have not as
many inhabitants within its borders as are
rquirod to form congressional district in
larger states For instance, the present
congressional apportionment is 49, 9Ol in
habitants TO the representative. Three
have a smaller number of inhabitants than
the congressional ratio-Nevada 10000,
Idaho 1885, 900 and Wyoming 100, 600. To
illustrate the disproportionateness of the
present system let us contrast the three
least populous states with tho three most
populous-Nevada, Idaho and Wyoming
against New York, Pennsylvania and Hi
nois.
Repre-.
Popula Sena- senta.
l. ton. tors. tives.
, Three smallest states $4,000
/ Three largest states lTOOO,OO 90
| Comparison of Political Strength.
In other words, each of the nine electoral
votes of the three smallest states represents
32, $50 people, while each of the ~ cleo
toral votes of the three greatest states rep
rosents 1884, 600 people. If all these states
had the same actual basis of representation
in the electoral college, the three smallest
would have electoral votes and the three
largest 519, or more than there are In th'
entire electoral college.
In state political conventions the mum
Der of delegates is usually apportioned &C
cording to the vote cast at the most recen
election. 1t would be impracticable to ap
DIV this method to the electoral college
but 1t Is exceedingly interesting to not
what the effect would be II such pla
were put In operation.
At the recent presidential election abou
10, 94O, 900 votes were cast. These voter
chose 447 presidential electors, or abou
81, 900 voters to an elector. If the electors
college were apportioned among the state
on the basis of one elector to each ,OO
votes cast, this would be the result
Effect of the Proposed Plan.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-20
PASSENGER Trains on 4. & c. R. R.
In effect December 20. 1896.

.Daily. Daily except Sunday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-20
"a. W.. TTmE.TABLEs.
PASSENGER Trains ON M. R. R. L.

Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

- Or. ). 8. Sames, Der ti9tise
Speeialiit i'm 8ebanbeln uon Nusens.
Obrens, Naies unb 9alss Rrantbeiten
mirb am Samitus ben 10. Suli Ma9s
mittass unb a,n Sountas ben IL. Suli
0ormittass babier in Or. S@o1s 81
flee su treifen fem.
Da i'd mein @ei9dft bemnd4i Be-
itimmt nad @ibbon uerlesen weroe,
offerire i'd Bis oortbin meinen SanSen
Waarenuorratb gum uno unter benz Sos
itenpreis. 6. Baltru@ 10
3ammods gum Roltenpreis bel
s. @ebier. II
Sic srSBte unb bette Wusmabl uon
Eapeten, bic nod iemals in Metu l1Im
3u ieben mar, finoet man in Der @u4z
banbluns BON ~@arl@ebier. Is
Mepfel>giis BON better QuaIitat
1T int Store pom 81. pfeHerle 81
baben. B
Die srSBte unb Bette Musmabl uon
2ampen aqer Nlrt finbet man I'M Store
pom s. $. 8ebnte. II
Die 9roBte Muswabl neuelter Ca
petenzM uiter finbet man bel Sui.
&raue. II
ginise Eauieno lebenbe Eauben
werben perlaust uno Der b0@ite Martt>
preis bafar be5ablt i'm Store Don q.
6ummel. 10
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
- 8. Mewbart 1T lette Wo4e ae'
idaftsbalber mad Galifornien abSereilt.

9. Nembart III lette 8o9e ses
idaftsbalber nod Galifornien absereiit.
- Tbeo. Naluer erbieIt lette Wo4e
aus Orforo, NiS., cine Toublut Serlsps
Sub.
@m. Yfanber ST. uuo 2ouis Nms
broid baben suseiast, bel benz am na9s
fen Samitas, Den 10. Suli, bur9 prof.
Sans S9mibt in Springfield 81 sebens
ben 9roBen Concert mitSuwirten.
6enrp Stsmte, elm Sobn un ieres
alien Treunbes Geo. IS. Stetnse aus
st. Yeter, Der ben 4. Suli bel Ters
manbten babier in @ew lllm f~eierte,
itattete am Moutas unierer Office eis
men wiutommenen Neiu@ ab.
Die Mitslieber bes Nem llln,
Sasbelubs iinb no@mals oaraaf aufs
merriam semadt, baB bic pierteliabrs
Ii9e Veriammluns bes Clubs na@iten
Sonntas @ormittas UNI 10 ubr in Der
Sdsersrube itattfiabet.
Carl Wiutler, Elm triberer Mem
ulmer Suuse, wel9er in NeilsuiQe,
8is., elm lucratiues MIblensei4aft be-
treibt, belu9te enbe LETTER Wo@e auf ber
Dur4reiie mad Glib Datota bieiise alte
S1ultameraben uno 6reunoe.
Toie N;rma Barr & Eenste in
Sleepp gye bat iid aufsel0f. W.
6enste bat ben Nntbeil ieines partners
s~etauft unb mirb bas @ei@aft oemna@it
na9 New llm uerlesen. @r bat ~
oiei lem 3med bas g0idi@e Store>9otal,
in meldem ii9 8ebntes &leibersei@dft
befanb, 9erentet.
- l1niere Itabtii@e Steueruusslei@s
un~ssbebOrbe, b,s ieit Infanss letter
Wo@e mebrfa@ in Situns mar, bat
ibre Mrbeiten nabe;u %uolenhet. OBJ
slei9 uns bic Ginselbeiten Der Nenoes
rungen bis iett nod n!dt mitsetbeilt
tpuroen, tonneu mir bod bereits idon
10 piel beri9ten, baB bic Nbi@atuus oes
bewesli3en Gtgentbums UNI etwas uber
$4,000 erb0bt wuroe.
- Yon un leren Oeuti6lanoz Netiens
ben Carl Grone uub Nleranber Sttos
meper traf, unter Datum ben 21. SUI
nj, babisr aus Ofenbur9 in Baben e>
ne bubi9 iQuitrirte Poittarte nit Der
folsenben &anobemertuns elm:
Mnsetommen: Dim 81. Stunt 1897;
gefinoen: Tip Top;
@etter: Fair;
@eieuidait: Sebr gut;
Bieruerbaltniie: Not to complain;
Durlt Mnitanbi9.
GarI u. Mler.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

Sober Qeier foute ieben, .ueIde 81.
ierten bic 9erausseber beS vSubse" in
ibrem preisrdtbieIsD Department MAIDEN.
Dieielben MAIDEN ioeben betaunt, baB
lie einen Tbeil ber ginuabmen fir pers
taufte gremplare gu bieiem 3wed pers
wenben meroen. IS iinb bereits $3.50
IN Der eriten Oferte auf bieie Weiie ;ur
Wertbeiluns selanst. uno seseuwdrtis
ioQen mebrere Gauienb Dollars gu bies
fem 5ued uerwenbet werben. Man
frase Du4bdnoler Carl @ebier
UNI bic leste drummer ODER ienbe 10 @ts.
an bic rSubse Publiibins Co." 10
5. Mpe., New Dort gitp.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
Vrobtrteu Gle lie

Glectrii9es Bitters ais 9eilmittel fir
Sbre 9eioen? @enn ni@t, bann bolen
@te ii@ jebt cine Tlai@e unb ueri4affen
ii@ Nbbilfe. Dteie Meoiain bemdbrte
ii@ als beionoers 9eeisnet 5nr Mbbilfe
unb Sour Don allen Trauenleioen, inbem
iie einen munberbaren @infuB bur@
&raft unb Stdrteanipannuns Der Or
game ausiibt. Wenn Ste Mppetituerlui1,
9artleibisteit, &opfi@mer3en, Sbn>
ma@tsanfaue baben ober neruSs, i@lafz
los, rei3bar, melan@olii@ iino ODER nit
S9winbelanfduen seplast iinb, 10 1T
@lectrii@es Bitters bic Meoi5in, mel4c
sic sebrau@en. @eiunobeit unb &raft
fino bur@ ibren @ebrau4 %sarantirt.
Nur so @ts. in Ollens Mpotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
GonoenNrte 3em8ntFe-

@bas. 9. 9ooo, Broter unb Nsent
in Columbus, Obio, be3eust, baB Or.
Sings neue @ntoeduns als 9uitenmittel
ni@t ibertroffen werben tann. $. ..
Bromn, Gisentbimer bes ct. Sames
9ote(s in St. @apne, Sub., bei@einist,
baB Ct pon einem aus Der Grippe ent>
itanbenen 8uiten na@ 3%weiidbrisem Xei>
ben burd Or. Sings ueuen @ntbeduns
sebeilt muroe. 9. s. Merriu, 8alb>
pinsuile, Ma6., iast, baB er bieielbe
9ebrau@t unb Inbern empfoblen babe,
niemals pom einem MiBerfols sebort
babe unb baB iie ibm lieber lei als Ell.
Mr3t, ba iie INNER turirt. Trau 9em>
ming, 292 Ot IS. StraBe, Chicago,
balt bieielbe itets I'M 9auie unb far@tet
ii@ nt@t uor Group. Probefd@en
fret in Oliens Ipotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

Die i@mer,bafteten Nierens unb
Blaiens2eiben tSnnen innerbalb ie@s
Stunoen bur9 ben @ebrau@ pom New
Great South American Kidney
Cure 8elinbert weroen. Dteies ueue
9eilmittel bat lberaQ Staunen errest
pesen Der promptbeit, nit welder bass
iclbe Que Sdmersen il ben Nieren, ber
Vlaie, benz Raden unb ben 9arnsGas
nalen bel beiben @ei@ledtern linoert.
Wcnn Sbr cine idnele Qinberuns unb
Elm 9etlmittel in bieier 9iniidt nStbis
bobt. 10 1T bies bic ridtise Irsuei.
gu babsn in Wnb. $. Gdteins ~9tpotbete.
Nep 1lm, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
Die 4. Smliteier.

Dap Elm ytatlonal> VetertQ9 au9 0n
einem @onntas besonsen meroen tann,
obne nit ben Iblt4en @ottesoien1ten
ODER ionit1ser Musubuns relisioier Nns
ba9ten in @onflitt gu seratben, oafar lies
ferte bic Teier bes 4. Suli babier in Nem
lllm am letten Sonnta9 ben belten 8es
meis. '@ir baben uenisitens ni@t ses
bort, bag ber @ottesoienit in irseno
elmer Der bielisen &ir@en aud nur i'm
@erinsiten seit0rt murbe, mobl aber
baben mir sablreibe &ir@ensanser be-
merit, bic es gang gut NIT ibrem Sc
mi0en pereinbaren %tonnten, ii@ nad
S@luB Der &ir9en au@ an ben Geitli9z
teiten bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu be-
tbeilisen.
8as ferner bic Teier' oabier ielbf
anbelanst, oarf bieielbe, unter ben OBJ
maltenpen umitduoen, als cine uoQ>
1tdnois 9%elunsene betra9tet merben.
Das Wetter ba3u tonnte ni9t i4oner
fem unb Der Bei u@ o Nuswarts mar
Elm nod aber a0er @rmartuns GROCER.
Die @rcurlions3ase auf ben beioen Gi>
%ienbabnen, bic @ormittass 3mii9en 9
unb 10 ubr eintrafen, bra@ten 9e9en
Eauienb frerbe @dte bierber unb mei>
tere Tau ienbe traf en- Don alien @i4tuns
gen nit ionitiser Tabrselesenbe,t
elm, 10 baB ii@ wabreno Der Parabe, bic
j@ Na4mittass um l ubr uon benz
Deutmal aus bur9 bic feltli@ 9ei@mid>
ten 9auptitraBen Der Staot bemeste, Elm
babier muir ielten 9eiebenes @eoranse
pom Menj9 den bemertbar ma@te.
Den Besinn Der Teter tinoete Morz
gems bel @onnenauf9an9 cine Nationals
@alute bur& Capt. Burss Batterie an.
@dbrenb bes Wormittass fanben, aus
nabeliesenben @rinbeu, te.ne weiteren
offeutli9en Sc tl,@feiten itatt uno murbeu
bielelben erit am Na@mittas bur@ einen
impolanten l1m3us er0ffnet. Ser &ar3e
Der Belt balber uurbe 0 benz 9alten
LANCER @eben unb berslei@en @bitant
9enommen unb ais f@ Der 3us Bel ber
@ieberantunft am Dentmal aufl0ite,
fu@te Sober mad ieinem @ei@mad bic
lberaQ in Der Stabt arran9irten Inter
baltungen auf. Die &ennbabn, no in>
tereGante Yferberennen, 8icpcle>Wett
fabrten uiw. itattianoen, iomie Der
Eurnba1e>P Bart, no elm aus S4auturs
men, Breisteseln unb @oltsipielen aler
2lrt Deficiencies Bro9romm 5ur Iusfabs
runs selanste, biloeten bic 9auptans
aiebunsspuntte. Nu@ S@muders 81
poli, no Elm @artens@ oncert urb ions
ftise 8eluiisunsen itattfanoen, e%rfreute
{@ 3ablrei@en !3uipru@s. 0iele Der
fremben @aite benueten aber audi neben>
Bel bic @elesenbeit, bic Sebens~aroisz
teiten Der @tabt in Museni@ein gu neb>
men, Treunbe uno 8etannte gu beiu@en
unb tur3e Musflise 1T bic um9ebuns Der
Staot gu MAIDEN. MuBeroroentli@ fart
beiu9te 8due IN alien bret 9aQen bil>
beten Mbenbs ben S4luB Der Teier.
Grmabnt gu werbeu ueroient es auf
ieben TaQ nod, oaB trot Der sroBen
Menl9enmense wdbrenb Der 9an3en
Teier gar teine nennensmertben @ubes
tSrunsen, bic ii@ ionit bel berartisen
Tetli@teiten an anoereu Platen baufs
! bemertbar MAIDEN, %itattfanoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
- 6. Stibe pirb beute ober r,ors
9en aus SlbsO atota Suradeebren.

- 6. Stibe wirb beute ober ,,ors
gen aus SabsOa.ota Suradeebren.
- 0rl. 9erta @ei9de perbrinst bic
Sommerferien in Prouioence. &boee
Sslano.
Gusen &Sbler uertaufte in LETTER
Wo9e sum Yreiie BON $500 Not 8 in
Ylod lo3, am iiibl. Srcaoway, an Sobn
Builders.
- Sri. @usuita 2ibnel trat lesten
Mittwo9 cine Yeiu9sreiie na9 galifors
MEN al unb wiro etwa ;wei Monate
abweieno ieiu.
= Gbos. $. Sappe. friiber beuti6er
Yebrer al uuiereu 0iientli@en S@ulen,
uerreiite leeteu Donneritas mad Stem
Dort, woielbit er lid einise @onate
a~uf3ubalten Seoentt.
- Slocum @oouep, Elm frlberer
8emobuer uon Sleepp Gpe 2ate, 1T
tarali@ in 9omarb Yate, Minn., no er
felt uusefabr brei Monoten wobnts. ses
itorben.
- 9lm letten Dienl tag Nbenb bronn>
ten in Sleepy Gpe bret Stdue, Wm.
@runomeper. George Martinta uno
Sobn 8lad sebSreno. nieber. 3wei
Pferoe. cine Stub unb uerld.eoene ans
bere @esenitdnoe, mel@e ii@ in ben
Std0en befanben, wurben ebenfaus elm
&aub Der Tlammen. Gines Der uers
brannten Pferbe mar bas g~iseutbum
uon Satob &loBner bon bier.
- s. Baaien Don bier unb u. s..
Bidle pom @oloen @ate, bic ;wei ein5i>
gen nod lebenoen 0eteranen bes eri ten
Winueiota @esiments in 8rown Goun>
tp, besoben ii@ am Dienitas in lester
Bo9e ua9 ct. Saul, nm li@ bort ben
l1eberlebenben ienes &es,ments auf oer
Tabrt mad Gettysburg jur ginweibuns
oes pom Staate Minneiota erri@teten
Monumentes anSui9lteben.
- Gin Ibenteuer, oas iebr lel4t
i@limme Tol9en batte baben fOnnen,
batten lette 8o@e 3wei Initrei6er beim
ueberieten nit einem Terrp=8o ote iiber
ben Minnel ota TluB bel Sort &ibselp
gu beiteben. Nls bieielben nit einem
@eipann auf Die Terrp fubren, rannten
bic Yferbe sesen bic 8arriere, mel4e
our@ ben StoB na@aab, mas CUR Tolse
bate, boB bic gauge Wusriitun9 pom Der
Terrp aus in bas tiefe Wai1er bes 5lui>
les itirste. Sour Der @eiitessesenmart
bes Gabrmannes mar es gu uerbanten,
baB na@ itunoenlanser barter @rbeit,
Tubrleute, pferoe, @asen uno Qaouns,
zines nod Dem anberen aufs Erodene
9ebra9t unb bic Nnitrei9er lire Heiie
fortleben tonnten.
- &eiultat oes @@eibeni@ieBens in
bsr Sdsersrube am letten Sonntas ben
4. Suli.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
6 tanbarb>S @eibe.

Was 1T mobl ansenebmer, ais mad
aetbaner Mrbeit in elmer bequemen 9dn>
gematte 3u lie9en? Die id6nite Nuspabl
6erielben in W. q. Nlwins @itp Drug
Store. (b
@urjeIsBter (Root Beer)
ieoen Gag frii@ an CAPT in @ibners
&eitaurant. ID
"Doughnuts", frii@ ieben Sag,
in Gibners BGderet. BY
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
GreurTonS=9tdetS 3ur @afeea
Cbautauqna MKeutbID

iber bic Mortbmeitern 2inie meroen pom
5. Bis eini@lieBli@ ben 90. Sult uer>
fault uno iinb Bis gum "a. Suli fir bic
&adfabrt siltis. Man menoe ii@ an
bic M9enten ber Chicago & Mortbweitern
Babn. l4-l6-lS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
NeMe Mn5et8em.


1T pom 5. Suli al, bas ieitber pon gu9en
meinem g,ebdube an Der Gde pom Minueloto=
un6 GeuteritraBe.
~ aug. &ieslius.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
NetIanat-

llnternebmenbe beuti9e Nniiebler, I'm, BET
Golonie in 8arnlnn, Minneiota, beiSutreten.
Das mabre Yorabies fir Wolferet=@ ei9dfte
unb aQ9emeine Sarmerei. Specieue 8orz
tbeiIe 1perben ben eriten IS Tamilien &C.
rpGbrt. @esen Qanbtarteu unb meiterer SIT
formation rpenbe man ii1 ut
9opemeu Glarte, 9%anbasent,
Iep1 9O3 @lobe Blbs., ct. Saul, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
Sur 8ea@tun8-

Ser l1nter;ei@nete ma@t hermit b%etannt,
bab er ale Nrten Maurerarbeit, bas Bauet
po,t @iiterl1e,1 uub @eibmai9en auf etse,1e
&e6nuu9 jbernimmt. NQe Mrbeiten ,perbeu
prompt uab se%1piienbaft aussefibrt.
&arl Tdtel.
@ermanitrabe, jmij@en 6. unb Z. Norb:
ltrabe, Seem l1lm, Min1. u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07
gu 1fttenfen

lit na9 benz /. Mn9uit bas pon' 6. 8altrui@
leitber ols Store benatte Qofal. Na9;ufra>
9em bel
b ..... Aug. &iesliu9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-07-07

81 berrcnten
1T mein on Geuternrobe, ;mii9en minneios
to- nnb @ermautraBe bele9enes Wobnbaus
NIT 6 3immern. %. 9nmmel. If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

THK Chattanooga Times thinksi
that ''the senate dare not punish
Chapman and bis principals. There
would be raised such . clsmor for the
truth as would probably result In re-
vesling 70 the public the inwsrdness
Of the deal In the senate pursuant to
which the German sugar schedule was
jammed into the Wilson bill. Az
leasS this is the way IL looks to care
full observers, and ~ there we're no
senatorial rottenness in the case the
truth would, it seems to us, have been
demanded long ago. Instead Of tell
ing Chapman aud his employees to out
with all they know the senate inves-
tigators have. taken good care TO stop
well short of the bottom facts"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19
SOMETHING ABOUT PINS.
How the Machine Makes Them ana
atIcka Them Into Paper.

How the Machine Makes Them ana
sticks Them Into Paper.
Pins have been in use from the earliest
time known TO history, but they were
originally ornaments rather than art-
cles Of utility, and It is evident that
for fastening purposes the ancienu
ordinarily used laces, buckles and 9TH
or devices. The pins that have been
found in Egyptian, Etrust n and OLD
Scandinavian tombs are made OF gold,
silver, brass. bronze and iron; many
OF them are twelve inches in length,
weigh eight or ten ounces, and have
artistically executed heads of precious
stones. metal, amber. ivory and wood.
Pins We're introduced into England In
the sixteenth century by Catharine
Howard, wife of Henry VIII. They
were at that time made OF gold. silver.
brass or ivory. and We're worn In the
hair or on the clothing as ornaments.
II Is said that Spanish pin manufac-
turers were allowed to sell them only
during the Christmas holidays, and IL
became the custom for gentlemen to
give the ladies OF the family money
with which to buy pins at Christmas
tide. From this custom the term pin
money" originated. The manufacture
OF cheap and useful pins was intro
dueed in England in the latter part OF
the sixteenth century, and Birming-
ham soon became the center OF this
industry In the United States the
manufacture was attempted in 1920,
and again In 1924. but did not amount
TO much until after the invention OF
the Howe machine IN 1882. The orig
inRl process OF manufacturing pins by
hand required no less than fourteen
wholly different operations, and was
not only tedious. but expensive. AT
the present time all the processes,
from the cutting OF the wire into pin
! lengths to the sticking OF the finished
pins into the papers. are performed by
machinery. The machine pulls in the
wire and snaps II OF at the rate OF 40
pin-lengths or blanks" per minute,
and Just as Il seizes each one OF these
blanks, little, ooncave-faced hammer
hits the end OF the blank three taps
and 'upsets" II to a head. while II
grips II In a countersunk hole between
its teeth and lays 1t sideways in q
groove; there levers and springs point
the blanks with great rapldity, and
thus finished they fall into a box that
is ever ready to receive them. Next
they are taken from the receiving boz
and polished, and two machines dis
card every defective one. Another ma
chine carefully assorts the pins auc
hands" them 10 an automaton thai
hangs them by their heads. and trans
fers them to strips OF paper and By
one movement sticks them all through
two corrugated ridges in the paper
This done. the paper Of pins is ready
for the shOpkeeper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

THOUGH the senate should relieve
the Dingley bin OF soms of its enor-
mites. says the Philadelphia Record
"the interests OF the people, to say
nothing Of considerations Of party,
demand that the Democrats shall re-
sist its passage by all proper means.
II passed, the proper settlement Of the
pressing currency issue would be
greatly endangered by the needless
complication of the tariff question
with the money question in 1895 and
1ouo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19
First published in the Daily Leader.
May 49, 1897.
Notice for Publication.

Land office at Guthrie, Ok, May Is,
1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion TO make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof win be made
before the register ard receiver at Guth-
rle, ok. on June 2l, 1897. viz:
Chaucie l.. Clark, for the or sec 9,
tp Is r2w.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Joseph +. Craig, John NJ Mcdowell,
Everett Craig, Joseph j. Haslett, all OF
Guthrie, o. T.
4132 A. N. j. CROOK, Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

A BOAT wharf once collapsed and
preeipitated a score Of people into the
water "sAve that red headei man, 4"
persistently shouted man on the
bank, and ali hands turned IN, and, 10
the death Of the others. saved the sor-
rsl-top. When asked why he was so
solicitous. the man replied: THAT
fellow owes me $50" Turkey owes
$500 OOO. 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19
1.-THE RUSH'S"
Great May Sale!
IS NOW GOING ON

And the Matchess prices have made for this Sale will
continue during the month of May We shall offer you good
merchandise prices unapproachabe by regular who
sell long time and entity Be and be here the be-
ginning of this Great May Sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

In the brewers carry out their threat
to make the consumer stand for it,
then John Most can be depended upon
10 come out good and strong against
that proposed increase in the beer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

NEW YoRKERs will probably not be-
tray much interest In the remains Of
the dead devil of Japan" recently
brought to their city from Mikado-
land. 1t takes live devil to really
q opeAl to the sympsthies Of Gotham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

Tbs Springfield Republican says
that needing larger markets we pro-
pose legislation which is helping pow
erfully to close the dominion markets
to the United States and enlarge it to
England, and which will have the
same effect, no doubt, in other direc-
tions 1t would be hard to improve
upon the folly Of such policy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

LIKE many q humber citizen, Mr.
Wsnamaker sees more things the mat
ser with the government when he is on
the outside than he could observe
when he was in the fold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19

SoAE people eau never resist an op-
portunity to do something sensational
A Chicago woman has been arrested for
being sassy 70 her servant girl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19
First published Daily Leader April
25, 1897.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. T.. April
PA, 1897
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention 70 make final proof In support
OF his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before the register and receiver, at
Guthrie, Okla, on May ~, 1897, VIZ:
Of sec twp l6r 1 9 l, NJ
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Jesse d. Henly, Charles B. McCathrin,
Thomas w. Bales, William u. Bush, all
OF IcOnium, O. It.
4l07. A. N. j. CROOK, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-05-19
First published in Daily Leader April
IS, 1897
Notice for Publication.

Land office at Guthrie, o. T., April IS,
1897
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof In support
OF his claim and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver al
Guthrie, o. T., on May 25, 1897. viz:
David IL. Mitchell, for the ny or OF sec
p Up l6r2w
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Mrs. Anna Bamister, Charles Smith,
Edward Hopkins, Elias Akers, all OF
Guthrie .. Il.
4O9s A. n. j. CROOK, Register.