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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-02
THE BADGER STATE.
NEWS OF THE WEEK CoNcISELy
CONDENSED.
Gas Well on Jones' Island-Tida1 Wave
on Superior Neenah Will Have No
More High scLon FootbaIl-ken-
o.ha Runaway Returns.

A natural gas wen was discovered on
Jones Island, Milwaukee,. with flow
enough to supply the whole island with
light and have some fuel for the ianu-
featuring establishments. 1t was found
on the premises of Carl Fischer, a fisher
man. The water supply of the Jones ISL
anders is secured by sinking two-inch
pipes about eighty feet. Fischer's well
had become dirty and while workmen
were repairing it boiling water suddenly
gushed forth, followed by clouds OF
steam. The latter had such an odor that
the presence Of gas was suspected. A
match was touched to the column and a
tower Of flame leaped up with a report
like that Of a gun 1t burned for several
hours. In trying to shut it off the pipe
was disconnected and boiling water IS
sued from the well. Connection will be
made again.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-02
Consumption

Consumption.
Its prevention and cure Q speciality al
dowHnL's MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Issrl
rurH. La Crosse. Wis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24

sKAGfr RIVER ROUTE steasasrs shA-
sft t1a1Aax. nd Irene.

SKAGfT RIVER ROUTE AteAsssrs SIM
Git oueen and Irene.
Monthly Time cArd-fseaves seattle
April / at Ii a. n. April at midnighs,
April AZ a. m. April 5 At - m. April
II al a. m. April rs At 10 a. a.. April
Is az II .. m. April u at midnight. Apsii
. ate a m. April = 1T u n, April
Ys.sa. n; April Z :. 2 3: "a: April =
a, p m. April ~ g. N.
Aprii = !, :; - AN Nh !. e e
.. m, Aprii Is ct .. m. April - g
! 1 m. .Arra 2 q . =. m. ~, q y
p. m, April - a. . .. m. Calling e nd-
monds. fuialfp. stanwocA. vtr. 6k.4it
CITY Mount vernon. Avon. oe1sov WeoiIey.
Lyman and HAMILTON. ateamer 5kA3tt
queen. making trt-wesaiy trtps 70 Hosns
Vernon. connecting with STEAMER ireno
fer ap river points; steamer Irene: mAnns
meeting with steamer Skaxit oussn. ~
Mount Vernon.
ror passenger and freight ratex apply At
cry Dock W r. 0fikeson, GenerM Nan
aSer. Str Skagit Queen. q. NSL0nsesu.
Master, Str Irene, &. z 1SASHesAs ASS
ter. Telephone. Main ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24
Composition.

We are now prepared to do composttion
for the trade (any measafe5 La Nonpayeii.
Minion. Brewer and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address Post.
Inseilie encer. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24
Or N.
and CreScn Snort Line.

AoWtsf HsTtss-->&SastlIsf Rot I r.
e~aiks 10 az points Gssg asal soslAeasI.
VIA Portland saiS Ike ( rs aEzG lssnyNF
ruin ? palace s.@epeTa GaAo.sSsre2 le2f-
81 ssVcEss- and free rss>tls2sEAk eaalg caF.
sssAE' agSt. kaEts<sh HxAl Far Ecksts -
81 2 - aax a0iHts Ia tSe United states
SAaziA &c Europe. ca Oh 90 address 4
E ksas. Gsnxra4 Aseat t-s First asea4ae.
s<AsNs W. Ii. Hur3eat. u J.. A.. Port
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24
PUGET SOUND Il ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City Of Kingston, between n
coma, Wash, and Victoria, B. c.
SWAN fSvs NJ Tacoma ifia Ar 4.isasA
le.3oamiI.vf A SEATTLE 81 Ar tatsefn
i.3opmlLvi 72Pt. Townseudi =. Ar 10 4spu
t:t5pm ArEiie Victoria N Lv! S:s0pn
sDaily except Sundays.
This steamer furnishes hrsf class sc-
commcdations. carrying both freight ana
passengers and leaves from yssIsr wharf,
Seattle for Victoria. az 1p~4 g. IA. &n4
tor Tacoma at asiS a. m-
Tor rates. tickets, etc, inquire o.
W. ALLEN,
Agent, Yesler Wharf. Seattle
Z 4 NADEAU.
General Agent y. p. hy-. seattle.
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6EATTLE & EVERETT NAvlGAT1O1e
COMPANY.

DAILY BOATS TO PORT TCyvASESO
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City DOH
oundays, Tuesday and Tnnrsdays a. -
midnight for Port Townsend Pert Wiz
lhnM Dungenesx. PORT AnSeses. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysas. ckiiiam ana
Eeah bay. Returning leasea FoEss AnEe.
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sathrdas4
a. a. m leaves Port Townsend AZ 10 d
m; arrives In Seattle a. 2:p p. m steam.
<r Garland leaves City dock AondayA
for Port Townsend, Port Williams. Dunes-
ssess. Port Angees and Victoria ka-
turning leaves Port Angeles ~ a. IA. CD
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays ..
Leaves Port Townsend al II q In.. arrives
IN Seattle at ? 80 p. m
Telephone Main SIS.
7 CAPT J. r. THOMPSON. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24

i-UAr ORCHARD AMI fA9kr MASH.
I$GTON ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves foot 81 Washington street daily AZ
400 3. ~, Sunday $50 p. ND for Pleasant
Beach fHes' Blska,.y3 Ervrnsrspa ". s.
Drydack. Charleston Sadues' Traeyton.
Chico and SIIyegdsie. Returning seavss
Ssiserdase at 6s4s a. IA, arrives Seattle 10
a. m. Leaves Sidney Saturday nights at
soc y. u. arrives Seattle $50 D. M Tese-
rshona Maine rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle Wash.
Caui,al ......... ..........-... -.... &ia1 90
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Farth $4,000. -.....s.s-- President
Arthur A denny 4~--.---.-- Ice PRESIDENT
John Leary ......S Second Vice President
James r. Hayden, Manager, Cash'T. Sec'y
Jos r Gresnaeaf. Assistant Cashier
Ssrnaund Sehwa bacher John Collins.
T. g. Neufelder, r. i. Biodgett
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24

yLy ON THE FIYB0s
0EATTLE TO TACOMA
0ne round trips daily. except sunday.
n one hour and twenty five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily srsps. e-EaconA
route. - follows,
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 1
ZINE CARD.
Leave SeAttle-I.S. HIS - m. 1:4S. S.ls
=. IA.
Leavs TAcoma-s:se q m.; 1 IN. . n.
SUNDAYS
Leave 6estfle-7:ao a. IA, u m. &. p m
Leave Tacoma--s.O q IN. IN. I'D n n.
Landing At Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rioa street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and 6sAto oe
Washington. 1~sS
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sEATT1.E-PoRT GAaBf4E1T0wNgEND
ROUTE


u
Leaves City Dock daily At - q m. exs
ceps Sunday. feT Pert Aadsssn. Kingston.
Port GamEse, Pert Ludlow saa Port
Tpwnsessd Returning reaches Seattle at
. q IN. daily Sunday leases for Port
Townsend direct nj a. a., returning,
lesv~s Port To~xiscnd for 6watfse direct
n p RI. Telephone. Asan q. LILY. 10
Rarafx q Co. agersfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-24
The EVERETT
E MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only route TO tae popular and active
mining districts OF Gold Basin, Gordon
Creek. Martin Creek. Siiverton. Deer
Creek Goat Lake and Monte CrssSoL
The scenic route toy tourAsta fishing and
camping parties
For rates and other information address
neareR local agent. or
Gen. Fri q Pass. Ag;.. Everett Wash.
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clustveiys
Deposits received from 81 10 S0s0
Interest allowed per afsrums Eix per
cert, ea time deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November Loans made en- real estate or
approved eoIiaterais only.
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STEAMER DISCOVERY.

yoY Port Tuwnsen1 Anacortes FasrAavea.
wha.ccgn. Friday Harbor and Rochs Har.
Dor
Leaves Yesser dock sundays. wednes-
days and Frsdsvs n g. m.
J NJ y ATKINSON. Manager
Office u and IL Boston Block Tesephons
Main fs9.
STEAMER GEORGE =. STARR. fr
Arxsnrtss EaafxANsf Naaseggs. and
Blaine s~ases Central Suck. Seattle. AZ
! q. "a Monday. Ns5se seay ard Friday.
Returning leaves Hnatcom al o. m
Tuesday Taursaay ana natnrdaf Leaves
Seattle for Tacoma al .. IN. Wednesday
kAgR v HIpkG ISLAND POINTS AND
IA t5s3& = f-A~sseasEaex FaFnavsa leaves
Central dock. Seattle. daily ~ 10 p. n.
except Saturday. kss,sraassK raves La
Couxss~ 81 q III eslly. except sunday,
touching AZ E&fulonds- Clinton, frs~sss
Point, Langley, CoapesiIie- Ian De FucA.
Conner Trading aa9 Transportation Com
pAny. owners- Telephone. MAN al
HOOD CANA. ROUTE
gsNEfr ESffsN STEAMER IA95E.
f<a.9s fszlArassh dock foak 81 Washington
street 7ss@@says Thursdays and ssssarslay -
GAushaa. saz1n~ek, Ersnncs. HoaAy. Desss-
80. i4tiwasp Fails, Bo&sesport and Union
City Returns ss alternate days.
d TAuTTAAS. MazAge-.
Teses1hnrse Main -
wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY.
Leaves ssIS Lsccx. iSss VI AAsn street
H. for AnAe0Tsex. FasrhAxen aud What
eorn- Returning leaves Ws2tao3 Saa-
DAY. "wednesday and FRIDAY ~ . . n
Fars frem seattle. 81
". ). ELLA Traae MAassss.
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CARRYING q. s. Mall.
On Port Orchard and Port waAhington
route. leaves City dock 2 20 q m. caIlinR
NJ Sourh Beach. Burehe,s. Brick Yard
Br~merten, z. s. Navy Yard Hsdnsy.
Charleston. Tracy.orl. Chico anver1aSe.
p m strives Seattle AZ n N. z &. noh.
snson. Master LS'fy, Boeardus = Ca.
Agents. Telephone Main a.
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AL-kl
May 8, as 9 \. n.

For Victoria, Mary Island. Kescn-
han, Wrzngei. Douglas Island.
Sum Dunn. Juneau. SkAxway. pyea
with Pacific Steam Whaling Co. .
steamers for other points in Alas
Ia See ad. below.
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PORT TOWNSEND. San Juan I'LL
ANDS AND wHAr-OM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying tinted sscs~s snaii. iesvss 6sfy
dock foos of Main street. Sunday. tuesday
and Tnurpsas NJ IL o'clock mianight, fnf
Port TgwBs~<sd San Juan ssiaRds and New
WhxseuE1 Returning. ieeyM New What.
com Tsiexday Thursday and Saturday ~
a. m J. X TsomSssa. usan&SsS -ownef.
Lily fsowara1 Gu Agents. Cay 0ock
Telephone Main 81
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OLDEST LINE RUNNING.
Our steamers are strictly first
class. Table unsurpassed Most ex-
pertenred. competent commanders
and pilots running 20 Alaska.
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SAFE pesssas ya2.t Boxes Tor Rect
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Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily. exc
cere gundAys IT I d n Rstnsnang. ars
r1vee Seattle { p. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06
~~=rsRAsoE HArrLE ~ o..

tsrNau b. waged Win Uncessins Nigor
in Esery Couniy.
rns temperance war is on. Polite.
asa@e worried. They are afraid she
tlmay assume such proper
suunna that they will be forced % stand
.ausnna he counted and they are not a.
nwsepared 10 go on record on the
.rnlAssttion question. They assume
-eaANhe temperance bubble will soon
tumDA. hut their anxiety 10, neverthe.
saua, evident.
uAas now announced that the anti.
l1Aoea league Of Oklahoma will soOn
sssmae weekly paper atOklahoma City
ientns tAe official mouthpiece OF the or.
Sgznnaei0h and the advocate OF 1.-THE
srnuAs- ia the territory. II. r.. Swan,
sss~~teTlal organizer IL 70 be editor.
0s~s 1han one OF the weekly newspA
ena~ef Oklahoma now run Law aud
a.sfov- columns, printing eontribu-
ssuno furnished by Mr.. Swan and other
'u@tsFa ia the League. The crusade
iautas strict enforcement OF the pre-
aaSuoaaioon ordinances in various cit
srss alsO being urged with great viz
aw Tor come tune Jake Admire, In
aae nrce Press, hiss been making u an
synmaostablc for law breakers in King
-ahsr. aud a number Of othcr scribes
ss siding the ministers and officials
~ uspilar work la other localities
Ntn Peters sounds a note Of warning
sn tae last Issue Of the pawnec County
vararfer. lie declares that the law re
Ess~hng the approved OF petitions for
nnlRos licenses is totally disrcgarded
elnttt town of kaleton and adds that
tilns there is not a saloon la the city
@Apbwnee cut what has been licensed
"a plain violBtiou Of the law"
OFganiyera 0f the territorial league
lnaoasekinR 20 strengthen tho mem
s-srAip. aud IL Is understood that a
anEucerted attack on the gambling
tsuaaseah In Oklahoma 81 90 he made
bsssee long. This 10 90 te done before
snweeearing of prohibitory liquor
sHnr - actually attempted. While the
eAuTch societies OF all denominations
'ennsrssA Ia oklahoma there 10 scarcely
nerty Ov town In the territory which
~ wthout open gambling houses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06

Kansas ciiy Nov. s-Firc VII ch brlae
out shortly after midnight this Sunday
morning has destroyed the depsrtment
store of the Jones Dry Goods oomuanv
which occupied slx-story bsndine az
sixth nid Mnn Tho Toe. g. a. least
Se1oooo
The Humboldt building. a 4.e STORY
structure acru.s Sixth street. ana occ,i.
p.ed BY Mmrich house f1r1 ahing CON
pany. was sirtlrk by thc falling wall. Of
the Jones building ami opuspsei rybe
damage to this building ana .t. cousents
estimated 1t $500
Several other buIldmgs nearby 1n Msn
street were badly ecor-hsi
Sparks from Che Jones bu.lns blow,
eastward carried tte Ore to enc r,,sr paria
of to Walnut and clifton otois. on wal
rut stunct Dot of which buldinrs were
badly damaged in tho GEAR
The nrc also sprcsd 90 inc Old ~
James hotol. on Walnut straet and st i.m
l m the building sc,'mcl d,1med
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06

London. NoN. a special from wash-
ingion osserts that the American state
department re-entiy asked France. Ger
many and Russia 10 sive written assur-
ances regarding the preservation of tho
open doors in China. being dissatisf,.s
with more oral assurances. and rejecting
proposal thaf the United States should
ecize = port and estoH gh "a er,hore OF tn
nucnce over China
lf these assurfu,es are decHu.d. aa,1.
the dispafch the Un.tei states will ln-
asst upon China obssrving tfe strict iet.
tor OF the treaty gtlng the United
States cau. righit attn other power. On
China
The naIy Chronicle eommerrne odi.
torially upon "tna new departure m
American pD.cY uh.er UIu be fHIy an.
proved in EnFard. duates upon ia "im-
mcnac Importance and suEgssta that 90
may anoc. the International roliiirs of
Europe a F'ry eua-l degrees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06

have been slyu'y dot'nitg Typhoid War
decreasing and tne death rate had also
decreased
Toe rush TO Cope Nome continues from
min ng camps an aong the Yukon AZ
Circle city only ,5 people romaln out az
H' hag'e city has losi ~ of 80 poru'a
uon Of iso ari Rampant CitS has only
q" oi iH sormor population of i.so0 re-
maining 1he cape has now population
numbering Thousands and supports many
sforos. dance hpuses saloons etc. The
counsel cave ihai as 90 thc richr.ss of
ue counirl there can Dee no douti. and
rcffrs specially to the so-Callod ruby
a'uai wh.rh haa hoen tr1ced along tho
fhorc to porf Carror iu mues west of
Hnnr Nome Tha crefks tatk 90 fHe cape
ere ALSO lmprov nr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06
Eh-.ss ,he outhric Faii Carni,ai by th.
Press.


Eh-.ss ,he outhric Faii Carni,ai by th.
Press.
.sCthric has not given up the street
.aar ale' She will have another next
ynrr about August Wichita Eaglc.
9,,s most applause az the Guthrie
alpgav parade was given a small boy
el,Nzg a highly decorated Jersey COW
Wichita Eagle.
1hs carnival Of Guthrie has had a
usaa season OF it. still the water went
en-, ,1lfo making Of wheat which b. nne.
-1@agston Herald
~ osssing boquets 90 Guthrie the
n1iahoma City papers are trying &C.
rs.xl that their town did not pay the
urasahcr bureau 90 Kiln the Guthrie
,unuslival kansas City Journal
Last week the Gutnrie carnival sui
asae.i from the rain and this week she
&ea got a cool breath from the north
taFs che promoters are sanguine and
erin Aave bigger carnival next year
-RnTkius Journal,
6lzahrie rs starting early 10 que6 r
aaNavwNather for next season. It's car
~aeaA eOmmittee, not content with the
esus2asion u has already wrought Ia
ssmnther olreles. makes It's deh and
enBeNtens % try agala next year 49,
ppuurH Enterpriae- Times.
me carnival was a little damp. the
9ar,s ID like the Guide. don't like for
saanegro 90 be discriminAted against
Taax9kl ahomA Street T. II had ne
esrNon its committee. snd the Lord
lsnsr th0m good weAl -rr. God don't
Nsua ug'ly --0uthre ('vtde
n.An a.. Holt, OF the school land de.
lnnnaneat. won nrst prize for horse
ss1a Oy man Ia the Guthrie carnival
wssns.s Miss Ethel Orner. sister 90
ohs ndIutAnt general, won fret lady .
unnuumtcd prize. Mrs. n n Greer drsl
Sc apsoepatAkea, Mrs y .. Moore
e1rse M three or more horsos; Miss Dor
aely Flynn. drst in two horses abreast,
MlxM " H. Lucas. hmt ia one horse
rursiage. Kansas City Journal.
Tns ignorant breaks of the Capital
.snish cannot be charged 60 the limo
smus. furnish food for laughter. The
wsasnaaa City Star takes IL OF this way
'-'Ensre were some surprising features
~. aRSe Guthrie hower parade, accord
ansr 10 the Guthrie Capital. .Or In
aAumme there was 4 trap decorated
splaah ealacombs elegantly interviewer
uusmad traps" In another instance
sela ladies, tandem, horses and har
.naa were all decorated with white
,auies." AZ the queens ball the "lad
fnsF wardrobes were elegant and cost
~. Vhe yentlemen we're attlred in
snch ballroom suits"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06
PURCELL WOMAN LEAVES Hts.
BAND AND Babe

Purcell 7 q Noy. f-lsqeciaD The
Ciuzen of this city SAYS.
'>omeame between 30 p'cioek Friday
niEht and O'Clock saturday morning
mns Abbse wilkins. wife VI j. u. VII.
hn8 stole silently from her bed and
departed Tor parts unknown
Mr. Nilic.ns stated 90 "a CITIZEN mas,
That ne ana hLs wife rrtlred 90 bed a.
usual F-lnay evening and sometime
during the night ae was awakened By
inn babe cr3lng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06

satisfaction W the British patriotism
and aioiclsm as cvlience1 by che rc-
repton " ne news of the fadyamlth
disaster The pubiic uttersnces of pub
ilc men fully Justify this feeling and
the same can De- said of tle majority
20 the more serious puhn3ho-i cosn-
menis hut beneath tt.s splendid stoic.
ism there has prevailed ln all cis..ses
a feeling Of intense chagr.n ana arna1e.
meut. such as has not stirred grest
Britain in suiury and f Ina. fre.
quently been coupled with the hitternst
abuse of General white tho mar Geld
responsible Tor the unparalleled egr.
render ~ such o. British force Cd ssich
nn enemy The only rcie.uins feature
~ the weck's operations. In the ,p.rIon
10 The majority. is the wort of the nav
ai brigade
The difhcuIiies which must have bs-en
encountered in gcttinr the e,ins ,,.,
the country and eVcn when a. LADY.
nmith 500 getting rhem properly no,,nt
ed, can we'll b. imagined. while che ve.
sourcoa employei can he guaged by tbe
fuct that the carriages wen. c,on,,,r,,,,
Cd at "a whc,'lnEhts yari at Duri,,B bv
naval artihccus. Thes.. guns. from tbe
British vruiscr Powerful have ss.Oo "a,
INITIAL velocity. while chat of the army
pie't's az l'a'i3ggmth is oniy 1900. and
pi nearly two miles isss range
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06
LEAVES The POST
aAMny uOdkin Forced 20 Retire
~ Account OF lll Health

auiypa- McRac League
,ass York. Nov g The Evcning Post
1sAaa the following editorial az.
rn,stCr menl.
IN rcepOuee 90 numerous Inquiries
rprseEret 90 announce that NJ y. T..
fs'asRan has served his active connection
rsth hhc Evening Post 10 was bis in
.sstaCn 90 do 80 10 any case on Jan, !
nv-ra bat the step has been fastened
ips .sopairod health
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New Gold Finds

Wlsl Eton. NOV t-in a report lo the
state department Coun-s- C1ok A. Daw
son. dated September n last says that
the sold shipments for che aoas.on agf,rc-
gated t9eT.Tr Prices OF living ae a.ya
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06

Myes that are weak should be pro-
l1ahad with spectacles properly fitted
Laie Will DO the work aud guarantee
lagisfartieu
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London. Nov. b--'Ihe evacuation %
Colonso is undoaibt eily a most serious
matter for the British IA Nahai as t
not only tcstines 90 che c1mpleto ir-
vcstmcnt of Iadysmth by the no,rs
bat makes the relief ~ GcnerG Sir
Gcorre stewart white an extremely
dlfhcult operation.
Colrnso Is thc point where tne raii-
way from adysuith crosses the TuEe-
i,t river which A. now IN Hood The
town itself is ~ small importance Il
ls dominated by vlc hills on the north
side ~ the river and 80 Nas unten,Ne
il the Boers have advancci. ta they
r.-sm 10 nave done. Mor>oyer oniy "A
small naval and ooiOnid lorce Was sta
ioned az ColensO. The aeri0ussaeas ot
the evacuation lies an me nirt ttlat
Conmandant General 1oubert can
eelgc this T,lgeia bridge and. ~ he has
sufficient troops. can deia11h a norce
and send II southwark ra Potermar-
itaburw and in any caRe, b. destroying
the brldN, and railway car prevent any
uclof reaching General White fpr syme
time
MnAr mon opumisunily predict
ths,t General Joubcrt pSu withdraw
from Immediately Sir Rs,dveri Butler 4
force enters the orange Free state hut
the latter cannot be FAR on ms way for
s., least thrive on four weeks and even
r--l General Joubert may not ieclde
hterccpt the NlSnsh on thc cree
siato'a open belt, which NVuid agit the
British admirably but he may watt un.
tH ths last mOmcut aud then pro3eel
ny train back @ Froi 1glo and take ur
strong defensive POSITIONS ga ere range
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-06
noER NURSES on NOBLE wr,sroY
BENT

Berlin Nov, t-Emporor william today
reccivcd az ro,atim depu,atiou of s,r
tors and nurses VINO are going te Trans
wal
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-08-01
Manners Should BE Taught.

Newspaperdom calls attention to
the fact that the editor Of a Charles
ton paper recently enjoyed a unique
1t came in the form Of
a note of thanks from a College pres.
ibeut to the paper for the full aud
satisfactory manner in which the com.
menCement exercises had been writ.
ten up. Newspaperdom rightly saws
in commenting on the occurrence
that it is the most common thing for
institutions and individuals to receive
writeups Of a complimentary nature.
not only highly gratifying to those
who receive them but also often Of
big money value to the recipients
and yet the newspaper people never
receive so much as thank YOU"
from the recipients of the favors
All Of which goes to show that there
Us great need for manners 60 be taught
in all schools, from the primary room
in the public schools to the uuiversi.
ty.-Ex.