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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

UNITED STATES District Attorney S
l.. Overstreet threatens the Usage In-
dians that II the sale OF liquor over
their reservation is not stopped he will
procure an order compelling the In-
dians TO attend their own schools At
most Indians regard school with the
eyes Of the tguant white boy, the dis
trict attorney thinks threat OF that
sort will produce good results in les
sening the sale Of liquor among them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

In will be difficult matter for
President Mckinley to escape from the
charge Of favoritism Ia the case Of Com
missary General Eagan a regularly
appointed court martial found him
guilty OF gross misconduct and SEN
tenced him to dismissal from the
army. Mckinley then stepped in and
eommuted the sentence, or rather
set II aside, granted him leeve OF
absence for seven years with full pay
as brigadier general, which will
amount TO sss. 900. With such exam
Piles as this no .'ondsr the subordi.
mates In the army feel and exhibit
dlsrespect fer army discipline aud
their superior officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
rHA WOKLD. DEWEY AND BRYAN

THE HOkLD, DEWEY AND BRYAN.
The New York World wants Admiral
Dewey as the Democratic candidate
for president in 1900. The World is
wasting valuable space and inviting
itself 10 many nights Of weary unrest
in its raid upon the Manila naval hero,
for the country has come to accept
what he says 10 be exactly what he
means. and he has said that no sort Of
indueement, however hatterinR, could
turn hun from his resolution not TO be
candidate for the presidency. Be
sides, tue Democracy OF the whole
country is settled in the conviction
that Col. w J. Bryan shall be the
next occupant Of the White House.
and they intend 10 put him there,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

II a man, no matter what party he
belongs TO- is honest and eincere, he
cannot avoid the conclusion that there
Is something wrong-a screw loose
somewhere-with an administration
under which more trusts were organ,
lied in the two years Of It's existence
than were organized ia all the past
years in the history Of the govern
ment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21


My wife Is up and walks about mile ever
pleasant dav. shc feels like another persoL, "
writes II Todd Hughcy' Esq OF Mount gaok-
son Marion -o Ind in a letter 10 Dr. r v.
Pierce OF Buffalo n Y. When hrst saw your
book referring to the cure oi consumption
thought would try d. Ilerees Ho,!uSn 49, ~.
cal Discovery aud 'Fnvorite prescription ss the
could do no harm Il it did no good
When try to describe the tesnHs iai 20 do
50 in words we shall never forget 70 thank
God for giving US this means oi relteL Know
" my wife had not taken Dr Pietces inedeines
she would now have been In her grave You
eau ask any one who Is afflicted thus 10 write 10
me for inore PARTICULAR
This only serves 10 show that what
ordinary physicians of merely local
and limited practice will often fail to
accomplish, may become entirely posi-
bic to a thoroughly scientific and radical
treatment, based upon a lifelong and
worldwide experience with the severest
and most obstinate forms OF so-called IN
curable diseases. DO not despair, but
write to DR.. Pierce. He will send you
the most authoritative advice in plain
sealed envelope free of charge. His
splendid thousand page illustrated Conf
mon Sense Medical Adviser will be sent
paper-bound for Fl one-cent stamps to
pay the bare cost of mailing, or IN
heavy, handsome cloth binding, for 81
stamps A whole medical library IN
one 1ooo-page volume
DR.. Pierce's Remedies are foI salt
at the Eagle Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

WhAT alarms the na-McKinley
administration is the antagonism of
the Gernan-A merican element all
over the country TO the sdmiuistra-
tion's imperial policy. They fear this
vote with fear that almost amounts
TO frenzy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

ACCORDING to statements OF military
officers who have served or are serving
in the Philippine army, IL will take
10000 men ten years to subdue the
Filipinos. Mckinley cow begins to
have some idea of the big job he has
undertaken on the Asiatic border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

THE Chickasaw Indians are not
stuck on marriages with white people.
The legislative council now in session
at Tishomingo, has passed law rails
ing the fee for marriage license from
$40 To 81 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

lr has funny, hollow sound to hear
a Democrat charge that because DEM
ocrats stand up for the honor and in
tegrity OF their party they are deputy
Republicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

ACCORDING TO Whitelaw Reid. OF the
New York Tribune, the quiet talks 4"
in the clubs and among public men ="
has had a wonderful effect in giving
the administration an insight into the
public sentiment Of the country and a
true conception Of the situation in
Ohio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

states and the federal congress. He
has grave doubts as to whether the
placing of articles controlled by the
trusts on the free list would accom-
plish the desired end and destroy the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

lF the democratic party were to
adopt all the advice 80 freely and pro-
ideally offered 1t by the Hon. Henri
Watterson there would be O room for
anything else. Mr.. watterson appears
to have u cinch on advice and a mo-
nopoly all to himself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
Irs IN XMAS.

Up in Kansas an Emporia editor an
nounces the startling fact that pros
perity" has arrived. This blood
curdling announcement and soul
cheering fact grew out'of offering a
a NANCY hog for sale. The news il
<hilarating, to say the least
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

THAT surplus in the hands Of Mark
Hama, left over from the national
campaign OF 1896, is to be available
for blocks OF FIVE" in sns campaign
now on in Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

Col. w. J. BRYAS says that il he has
political friends it is because people
believe with him in certain ideas Of
government and he with them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

Az Industrious highwaymAn releiv-
ed the Santa Fe agent at Newkirk the
other night md abstracted from the
Office drawer S3s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

MCKINLEY should restrain the Hon.
John Hay from writing any more let
ters without drst having them censor
ed By Mark Hanna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
THURSDAY. SEPT. 81, 1899
Meefing Of the Territorial DeJHocrdf.c Ce
frul f1uyuF sffee

Mesfing Of the Territorial Democrat Ten
tral Committee
By request of the executive commit
tee there will be a meeting Of the
Democratic Territorial central com
mittee of Oklahoma at Oklahoma City
on Thursday, Septembt 2ist, 1899, at
2 o'clock D. m. Questions Of interest
TO the party will be discussed. Place
OF meeting will be announced later.
JASPER SIPEs, Chairman.
FRANK STEVENS, Sec'y,
Party papers will please copy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
d@otJ SalJqboAM
lZaszs2 zs2lsl21llID

aocds rlls cure liver nlsi the DOn4rritating and
oniy eathartie 70 take with Hoods ssTsanaFiiia
hoods Sarssparilla is for sale at the
Eagle Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
The Best is
the Cheapest. 7"

Experience teaches that
oood clothes 1vear longest,
ooodfood gfveS best nutrition,
and a good medicine that
cures disease Is naturally the
best and cheapest. Hoods
SsrsaparilLa Is the best medf-
cine money can bnYs because
IT cares SVhen all Others fail.
Poor Health Had poor health for
years, pah1s h7 shoulders, back and hipS,
S1ith constant headache, nervousness and
no appetite. Used HoodTS SarSapari7la.
gained strength and can p,ork hard all
day; eat heartily and sleep 9'eH. Ifook
It because 4 helped ny husband 10 SVhon
4 GAGE strength" Mrs.. E. J. GfffeLs,
Moose LaEe. M6r1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

To be tiekled smoke the Guthyi.
Tiekler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21

hEAEDY ron THE Trust EvIL.
W. J. Bryan's remedy for the trust
vii is in eopcurrent lesislstion by tbs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

from the bad, and the latter condemned.
1T is realized that there viii be diffi-
cuities in the way OF the strict and honest
enforcement of the pure food law. 1t Will
not be questioned. imagine. that the &c,
is designed and will operate for the best
interest OF the people. and will tend 10 pro-
tect health and life. The conscientious
grocers VIII sell pure food or viii consent
TO have articles that contain foreign SUBJ
stances plainly marked. Those who try to
evade the law vii. not be entitled 10 con-
sideration."
Commissioner Mcdonald yesterday went
out and purchased a brick OF renovated
butter as the worked over product OF the
ranches is termed, and carried IL 30 his
office to scrutinize it. He is preparing for
work under the new dairy law, which goes
into effect June 10. The act provides that
vendors of butter from the Eastern ranches
that has been worked over, and is COM
monty termed process butter" shall be
sold only "a renovated butter and must
be so marked on the package. The law is
expected To drive this spurious product
from the markets. A considerable traffic
in process butter has been made possible
by the large demand fer Washington
creamery butter and the insufficient sup
ply.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

A SPLENDID PROGRAMME.


Tore of the mast successful entertain
hntr of the season from every point OF
vsw. artistic. social and financial was
tat given Monday alghs by the Young
she entertainments was for the purpose Of
ais.ng funds 10 all In rebuilding the Ss-
fed Heart church. recently destroyed by
Gre
The officers Of the evening were: presl-
Gent. 4. j.. iverw: vice presidents
y. Presenter. j. n. Agsn. q. Donworth.
]. u. Galbrai.h. II. c cheasty. j. II.
Jackson. w r. Mccarthy. ]. ". Hughes
Rev. Thomas T.. Brown. Rev Thomas F'a-
San. Rev. +. Y. Prefonfaspe, Rev. A.
Hxecfe Rev f.. Neate. Rev. Albert F.
Tsisein. Rev. Robert j. Smith. T. J. suiil-
van. Or. William Shannon. Dr. James
eaannon-
A programme ~ unusual excellence was
reaaered and the large aunfsnce was not
Slow to appreciate the clever work Of the
various ladies and gentlemen who voun-
teesed their services. Encores were fire.
queat and hearty. and stimulated by .he
Eramme did his or her very best, which
DEED
Following mn overture ny iaaeben's err
AsstTa. ]. r. Mehlroy made a hrief adj
&kss
Nhe musical ana literary nregramne
surprised the following numbers.
Prank Mcnerfnatt sang ''taat as the S,,,
weat Dawn" and SHE Was Bfea in Old
Ksatueky Edward Mclnflre rendered
The Organ Grinders serenaae' A rsssa
tssion was givea by James WlAss, Miss
hxbsHm sang a baritone soiG. Miss Adr,~
snne LANCER played several selections o,,
TIE pane and Rev isanlel Auilana i :
8 H.. delivered Il closing address
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
Many &duIt@ras~d Foods.

The iaw makes 5 distinction between ire
twa cfasers - assaisegaGed food Il pro-
v.s3es that articles IL feod Sold Ia this
state tsAt contain matter otae< thar rep
resented sstNsf hN hEan4ess sS SO 60 show
sNe acfu&l natsr~ Of fhg goods. Fer in.
stance. - vour Sreeer - IN tire hsss. az
sesEnr ysssg stAxar thai contains a perceG-
iagv 81 n3cs waite sani. II ~ his iutg %
snfaYEn Y7a e The fset 0r aais me sFae-
ties. YSkswsSo yoar coffee dealer. IRE
lax preSsgrYses ,aAs ~ ks seiginx pure cot
fee. ae has the right however. - pat
vs40ussh beans fn ~ psNSsta<f, ~ cosTxe
Re nrc-salnas ,ae fact - The Intending
pgTchsSsr
Bsshl here CaEnTlSsesarssv Mcisanaid
xt@tsa IN HE purchases tie csTeA and
aaseTyzsSe& hox many sSxas hsAns 'hers
are 10 yae eeana Then ne takes measures
- stop tie practice aGa 80 insure 80 the
haAztaai coffee 9rfmks~ = beverage thai e
rszreS
g'aaekogy. ssst& as ea&Tess. IS also sssrss
sEssIxr re sew s&w. II tAA esaaF 60 NJ
AaiAgy ssssc@e<is ia :slsseiEgs nss bees snt.
sssaSgna A@aEy q sEiSSs@e. ard TIE s1Sss.
commissioning srsss il esxS. laeTs ssa -
trouble sor the zza3 who sesiS tae hoaey.
Nj AEissnss.s viii also make vigorous op-
secgAen - the fntrazisastssss ~ mineral or
aCctsc ACIDS szsto vinegar. waseA - pre-
sss~sAssA unsnr sha nra sA@. tor tasy are
IN SssSox4S "a fs1s stomach
IL = aasa sAat ssosse ~ sae very AGA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
THE OLD WAY
of Treating Dyspepsia and undfgcs-
ton by Dieting u Dangerous
and Iseless One

We say the old way. lglit really II is A
very common ore al present time and
many dy<peptics and physicians as wei,
consider The fsYSs step 70 take In attarY,nf-
iag 20 sure indigestion Is 30 diet either by
ssleclins certain foods ard rejecting OH
ers or 10 greatly diminish tAe quantity
usually taken. liz other words tae starva-
ton plain is ~ many supposed 70 n~s the
Hrst essential
Eae almost certain failure OF the ssarya-
ton care FOR dyspepsia has been proven
sifae sn9 again. bat stlu the nannaent siys~
pepsia makes It's appearance a course Of
dieting IS AZ once advised
All this fs radically xrnnr II "a <asl-
l~h ard unscientifse 20 recommend sieslng
or starvation 80 a wsan suffering from ays-
p"sssss> because INDIGESTION NAesf staTv~r
eE-sry organ and EVERY nerve ani every
flfTw "a rae lrssv
What The 5y%ssap.ie wants Is attendant
nutrition, which maans pieutg Of good
"a soseSagae seil-epoks~5 snss and So-sa-
shing 20 assist taa wessk stomach 30 digest
T. TITS Is exactly TIE pss-Toxe Tor waich
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are asaatess
ans tAfs IS ;se rnesho5 BY which they cure
the worst cases - Dyspepsia in atae-
@orss. tAe patient eats pIsaty af gaoge-
sonse food. and Ssasrx.s Dyspepsia IA saess
digest IL ssr alfn- Ia this way the system
Is n3uyssee1 AMI tie ossSwork@4 stomach
geste-1. ts<saaGse the tablets will asgese ire
feed. whether IRE stomach WORKS Or not
one Il ties. tassess e.sa 4G*sss 3assa xrairS
% Isss 81 eEgs
Your 6r8gxts, w4ls tell yo@ taai slasrt's
Dysgs@qsta Tables - she p4ress am safest
s@<rx~sy soE stomach sroasaEes, and every
trial makes ann rSsre srsszzs. Tor this excel
gvEs PREPARATION Sssis "a - CTS .S< fall
$lxes kAsT a. AIl sxsxg stores
A ufsle sess or ssssnscA Diseases rs4aget
fires - a sSsESssaEg :. A. Ssa&xs -. Mar
snal. MICA
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case until the burial at Lake View GENE
terry Yesterday afternoon by Eonney n
Stewart.
The family lives In the center OF the block
IN an old iilanffatrd building between
Fourth and Fifth avenues and Washington
stree; ard YtsleT Nay ssn SUNDAY nisht
sha lfttte how rsaans.l down stairs 20 the
kitchen os Mira Cha Yer. who occupies the
ground eoor og the dwelling. She had N
her hand q kettle full ~ boiling water. aId
AGAINST II the child rushed Tire water
~ urssf over hls neck ana shoulders, $cald-
ing him fearsuly. Tee father trfeSi sew
sraf Chinese remedies IN Ehe caSe. ard
finally called In IAr shepard, waa tired 20
saxs. The boys iife IT Was sao late. ard he
extfr.,Ss al o'clock Monday afternoon
Ssua l.oag is stricken VITA grsss He does
not hlan,e Nfs. GIN Nst. exeHsing her %
the rvssunt thai she II partly aana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Plaintiff wishdraws Her Marriage
Certificate From Court fit~s-

The sensational damage sust - Anna
4 Reach vs. Abh5e II. brown for alleges!
alienation X sho affections of TIE plain
giff-N Husband MAS Twra5lesi ia Judge ia
.,sssss' toWrx Yesterday rtefa}ag hN TIE
xsgning 81 an order allowing Mrs. Reach
~ withdraw frosn IEH flies af tisu coHrT
her marriage csTt3s.sata whsSb Was ,gtr0~
slacssd Ia evidence as asa exhseit "a tna
gasv.
Tfge certificate - s.sfs3at hlnN SO fsRf
letter now ger Mse Geach ARA her has
band have Ser s~veFa! usaathS tss-ea 81
,nFss4 In the S.s.f Mr. Reach @s& *s&-~
t.ssNsgsli asg5 recovered xiEs@ damages.
Mrx. Hve~n sha alleged destroyer ~ Ars,
Rsassftt~ home ASS 81 wealthy wtaaN.
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ni;1t lTtts>.

fAauis Kay ava Gain tatgona swa CHI
Tse ssso are alleged IN have conducted a
sessoFE gafne 81 NJ SIS Y sshiuEtes street
NJ NJ arfes'es! last evening by Detective
&ke Powers
.siSltlNj; tHck}e. ali Kinds. saesn. AZ
sssf SH1herg'S cs;g,erv store. SIS Seca.sf.
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priced prepared foods sold By rrocers are
no more free srom aduate-Ation than the
INFERIOR brands. Cocoa, according TO the
authorities. Is often aduste~ased with mat
ter which can be made much cheaper than
the prodssrt Of the cocoa palma but which
- not nearly as nou-fshsng Candy Il often
NAKED win tale. an earthen substance 20
That thu youth who buys box Of bon
oons for his best girl In never sure tia,
ne y not paiming on bogus goods on his
Sweetheart.
Law VIII De Enforcea.
The pure food iaw goes into effect April
]. said Commissioner Mcdonald yester-
day. The dairy commission consisting 81
Prof. w J. Spilfman. professor Of sgri-
culture AZ the agricultural college; Score
tary Of State Jenkins and myself, cons,i-
fute the pure food board This is charged
with the duty of enforcing the new law
/; VIII be carried out and rfgsssFy. 100. I
say this because Il viii be nay daty 10 see
that II IL enforced. have received several
letters from the grocery dealers Of the
stale They have taken the law in the best
spirit. and appear to be anxious TO have is
provisions carried out. I have reason to
expect only assistance ard co-opera ton
from them
The professor of chemistry at the axrs-
cultural college, Prof. F'u.mer is here con-
snlting with me regarding the examination
and analysis OF the various articles Of food
which viii come under nay observation. He
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
KINGSTON WILL CARRY MAI.
II Reported 10 Has. the Port Town
send Contract.

Il Is rusiaorea that In fae near future the
steamer t$ty ~ Kingston viii AaXss ire
easiFact far carrying the Hsil frss.ra TIA
coma to port Townsend Private dis.
patches fsnns Washington are SAID ~ an
haencV tA.it tbs Northern Pacific Railway
tempang. through J. NJ Haanaferss gen
sta4 Traffic manager WAS awarded tiga eoa4
uaet fsr - sss1
Tits siil MAKE a direct rla8s reute from
: SSeana 80 Port rawnAssgasi iffSteaa Of
&hsiag th~ mail matter s8r@agh Seattle
csirsS such Of tae key cts people 80 get
"a fFntn Tacoma IL much earlier delivery
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hsse beer s~Ns-ts9 wtfA rssfHFsss tf&rss
FOR srasrts~sa ysasa Ard saasaJax seemed 80
Nsss snS 1eases I uas sase "a ~ aTaSsssd
81 tAe ssEs@. Asst essss~ss atty safer ssx-
sAs sg8ed everything ] essSsaa h~ss ~. ars9
Esifgs which s.s3 All s&s Efsfsse~sAsteSs
ye eyed ard So a sAerz stxae eerp1 an
happy "a say that z Sas sssg ssssTe ~ a. a.Si.
Josh k~sx&r. Sssssasasoaa. "a. &og sac
nv ali sealerS
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by the terms % Whites pure food law.
one OF the most important acts passed by
the last legislature. IL viii be a crime 20
sell aduIierated food or articles OF food
Injurious TO health after next Saturday.
The state dairy commissioner. w. A Nc
Donald, whose Office has been establish
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VIII give Ire much valuable aid In fact.
through the assistance OF the state chem
ist, the real nature q the manufactured
food products sold In the state will ~. Az.
termined. The good will be reeas.l All,
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RentOn
Addition
Homes
S-room house. Eighteenth avenue: s. pr
Groom house, Eiehseentn avenue. A.so.
- room house. Aadsson. near Esgatsenth;
- Oz-36e New York Blk.
scALDED TO DEATH.


The little Ssxyear-old son Of Con Long.
Chinese tailor. whose establishment Is
IL 3s fesler way, was 80 severely seasdst
on sunday evening that ne died Monday at
tegn1oa. SO quiet nave the Chinese kept
the matter. through fear OF police compi-
cations. that nothing was learned OF the
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ed in this c3sy. becomes ex~ofiicio In
spector ~ foods and IS charged with The
enforcement ~ the pure food law. Yerster-
DAY. Mr.. Mcdonald announced his inten-
ton Of r.gSdly enforcing the new Law, the
flsst of its kind 10 find place upon the
statute books Of the state.
Tho rssik brought IN your door early In
the morning by the milk mar. the butter
YOU spread over yoar toast FOR Breakfast
the cofee you drink and The candy YOU
feed 10 the Children may all contain in
gradients harmful e. health. according tn
ths tsesf authorities X is probably
fortunate csrcugnssss Gee that few peopie
realize that che things they eat aad drink
every day are halsa To contain the seeds
90 disease Net. according - the chemists
there are hGt fsw staple articles of ford
tl.At ara net assllterasei. uaf all OF them
containing harmful compounds bu. al
incorporating as pure foy~3 when as a
matter - fact tAsy have been mere or
{sxss fgszsessrs~f with
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to yukon from the mouth
nmn M urat metan
a tim Aae ex
fronts
grow r I Mammals beef
. 9 crops
m n to Ph long uf aides VI wyand viii gomrmw
ans h 4 June w whit d ncr
from a June 10 an August kn a ~ d % heroneT
steamers or a da a
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WAR AGAINST IMPURE FOOD.
Dairy Commissioner Mcdonald
Will Enforce White Law.
GOODS WILL BE ANALYZED.

state Chemist FulRer 20 Determ1ae
Contents Of Manufactured Food
PrOdscss-Many staple Articles
Said to Contain Foreign Mat
ser-New Law Goes Into Eject
April I-Greeers Feel Friendly.
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Frank RzrTs1e. 5 kA}s&FS sh5DwstE01 Z.
xs~tergs4Y ais.a sat- in the superior court
sar she recovery ~ AZ frsssTs gae nsan
Transit s>ssSspaay. HE alleges th&s ,ae
.-ssrnrsass~ - indebted e. hsn ia fAat sem
foy repairs sn&&e apSa ire steamer utopia.
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