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The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
Honor to a Former Citizen

Honor to a Former Citiz
The News takes occasion OF Supervisor
Benton Canon's vote against the tram
way twentyyear franchise steal to call
attention to an honest, fearless and in
vulnerable public official.
Since the present city government has
been inaugurated, whatever the measure
before the board Of supervisors, nobody
knowing Benton Canon has felt neces-
sity to enquire how he stood. In all
such measures there is standard by
which the votes Of honest, intelligent
citizens can be determined in advance;
and it has only been necessary to apply
that standard to know in advance how
Benton Canon would stand.
In every instance, whether the water
question, tramway franchises, the Den
yer, Boulder and Northern, the light
problem, or whatever else, Benton Canon
has voted and advocated on the side of
the people and stood by the pledges made
in the democratic platform.
Benton Canon has lived in Colorado
nigh on to forty years. He is yet in the
prime of vigorous manhood; he has pi-
oneered in many enterprises that have
helped to make Colorado great; he is a
business man OF incorruptible integrity;
and his untarnished record as member
Of Denvers board of supervisors is pre-
cisely what his whole Colorado life led
all who know him to expect. Benton
Canon is democrat of the old school-a
ness were taught.-Rocky Mountain
News Editorial
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
Consumption

IN IL inoipisns seass nay b cured. HuD-
YAM has drawn tAolsands away non ths
clutches Of the dfsAAsd disease. Many people
have bsen restored - psEisst health ~ HUD.
YAM after their sAsss were yronouncsd hope
,so ~ Tie best pAyaeianA. You can ~ suse1
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17

U yo0 wiz. u - ~
~. Rsasaesf that d.
Ays ass danSsfsas. They
sas especially - in casss
q inoipient osnsump-
~. Leok a tAsss synr
tema. 1tndy then care
fully. Ars Nsy ysars :
HAsa yss mus - care
N Ysa are within the
gPasp - osnsanptisA.
NUDYA1 viii rSlsass
Na EAlss AU DY An
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
Democratic and
Populist Conventions

The two conventions, democratic and
populist met at the city hall this after
noon.
The democratic convention had for it's
chairman j. NJ. Sampliner and the pop
ulist A. A. Miller.
Nearly the same ticket was placed in
nomination by both conventions as rep
resents the Public improvement ticket.
There was small tnrn out only TO
both conventions
Truman Ketchum, Jr., was placed in
nomination for city clerk.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
OFFICE AT THE
BRUNSWICK hHTEt
From 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Consultation Free.
Music Each Evening

The treatment is Medicine
and Skill. We sell no Pat
ent Medicines.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
DR.. Tilney successfully treats the

'r. Tilney successfully treats the
following diseases;
Big Neck, Bladder Diseases,
Bowel Complaints, Debility,
Dropsy, Stomach Troubles
Cattarlh, Heart Diseases,
Fits, Liver Diseases, Piles,
Nerve Diseases, Private Dis
Loss of Manly Vigor, all
Female Diseases, Blood
Taints, Skin Diseases, Scro>
fula, Rheumatism, Sore Legs
all Ear and Eye Diseases,
Throat and Lung Diseases,
and all kinds of Chronic Dis
eases. Small Cancer, Goitre
and Fistula, cured without
Pain.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
MARVELLOUS
CURES
MADE

In few minutes, and you
will be convinced that the
philosophers dreams are be-
ing daily reglized.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17

The Doctor Lectures
two nights as above stat
ed, but will remain two
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-17
BE CAREFUL,
I.AnIEO

OF the appearance OF your shoes.
An ill-ftting. cheap looking pair
Of shoes spoils the entire effect of
your costume. 81 SO or SO UO
will entitle you to pair Of shoes
Of the latest style in reliable foot
wear here.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

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tHt iaa tpaI ioi'af o..
fuHa mspIis la. H'asni
ia. IH.tsi Hlaiea fi .'f .i'H W ia.
.Hai a.a.a .'a H'si'0H
ius0t0Ha la ai.h H'nai p.a.
.H aa F'Iuu FaH 'th'hit.N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24


rbe aaisatt,u AFay has aot - ths
saoient hseFsas its thfss Fsstlyais,
est Ass tsa special sessions ,ihfsaah-
aat the fear cas- kaaeu 81 tha Wssa
% ffayef snd self ueaiai, Whan ths
fanda sro tlsiaod tstN ssa tha h0uaa
#ofh ana sac needs qi soae ioFoiaa
nikaica eouutrs lndia tumlaN Ia "a
great Fnort hut thu Harvest faatfgai
la pursiy tt tka eork ~ h0as. sad "a
80 augcgsafaly planned nnd aaaistaa
b tha iriaRds III she moysMsnt tkat
tboasssds oi aoliafs wefs laiaod M
l1sa fho afaY aapeota 10 fag susena.
ttoss agarea SHE praasat Ysaf Az
thouHh Ia has boaa saadius reF0iaf
Fanlttancea ~ tha iaalaa s4flakea
dlatfiats VI iadia ap ~ tha pFsasst
tlfua, IA 70 put sapertsd that theaa can
irloatleaa viii lu any iuieFiafs Nth
he large plea " sa.aus feaas ief NE
huute work
Aithuf moael of arugioa tkAt gan 10
cold of aaed Ia ahy wAY are acesptable
~ the local puieUrs Wbo vii have s
special auctioa ~ which al abe salu
apla matsriai wtil uu diapossd ~
ehothNt t0r ha table or sac haaa--
sfoosslsy, alothlug fssni,u,e os aay
thing slss that eAa o. gKshrnasd ior
iuuusy
aoDs very tatereatlag sgeuea haze
oogarraa shea itleuds ai ths arny
hAvs breaHht la thslr dee paaitgb
yell ted plR, of souae sPsosel agnplss
pi eauntfY PsQd0ga wlth Whick the
plat fofm has tssa oitee made aot
ouiy ipiui uapua bat ofiaa decidedly
srtlskls
The sell kuowu wofa of The people
amuas tbs sbaFehlgsa sfowds bas a.
gufad tat them WauY fgipads fr0in al
raaas ut life, ieadiug atAtesasA asA
phNautptuPiAia Contributing then
spee Al uofda "a srslss sod eommsa
dstiUa 90 thsaa ssli deal ipg toliefs
ampag the b ask snssp Dfunharda
apd oatsaste oi eyefY ustags have
eeua amens tHu many trophies eli
, over tby laud aud u0 eaaa aueus too
hafd uf hopglssa to eanst their sYmpA
thV ana tuuft 40 tedaqm
WtAtyYgf maY uo dose 10 ths local
lmegrs sails isar viii ho higAly Appre.
v.utoi bY Shea aWh eiil - ltfbuts a.
saslat ferY usiy m the somelbiua
ttat be will uut Ueysr lsfget' bat
'urFul ruHtu.
rue aa,,s 90 Shs tssuvi ass sapt
tt tu Nst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

tbe repeal uf tbg iouuu las be- aup
poses Go have stuppel pslts nshuas
m Aoe Nogt state tur che upn,,
sua Ha, ,sy l..s. ata.-4d ui tl4
u,tAse uf a iyal aul th. pisiau ui COS
s,rpnupus utv ap ,utvet Boa authorize
utv quau,w vui urms forward tbu
sluitajgut ul ,b, tsu.al.i law at Al
uaus U,st atVt,D tUs apoita auU
loaAtus luisad ,u ,bt papaas. .lt au,h
"a iaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

Vaflpus Chiness pfiusea aad vaf's
hass aos suusbJ 10 opeu peace nesutt
atluna. aud it ia munth since rvhin
waa tAkea but az time passss. it
sro~s moru dinlDut to neHntlate uea
tini ls planning anothec uis coup psr
baps ahs 10 alwaya up 90 sumg mio
chief aad shs ssaerally sets lhe bst
tsr uf our atatosmou lf thoy do uot
AallA nul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

liauieuant iiubsan Says that
ueesYa shalia iid noi slpA ihs span
zen asei 10 Mauiia nay bat the COM
uianders paiied the pluss out oi thgif
uoata and seuttied them Wei maj s
su,d uuoush the American admifai
uho gaa make THINGS au warm hat "a
hosuie Sect uli siuk itself secures BEL
suita that uu 0ne viii raYii at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

ihe uie,tiua ui upau wili ursalt in
opy snod thms ii viii mean that thu
man elected % ths proaldenpy wni be-
pfogidUnt d has been svyerai lsa,s
since such Naa the ease asa tho pso
pls ste iueliuel to believe auet thfgr
yoArs experimentation with che otbsr
thias that d, wuuid bs Weil tn elect 81
uf,sidynt Who will by president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

, New threa8b tratns ~ FaFtlgAd ssd
fasas suasd. "lha buFhag tog. Noftk-
sFu fe1iha hApfeaa : aNZ daily
lhfoagh ts@in igola haasss Clty anA
%. ioseps ior LlH2ela North wast
Nebraska, hleak hilla. Wya.aiae,
Apalasa WAshiag tae, taeemA, aeat.
fassl SQUAD aRd fogtlsaa, oraRoa,
Vie hllNlugA Aoutaaa tko short llus
.ea nsae aAFe. " tAs speef aarthWss
~ saaWal MautapA IA "a hoarsi to
thg Fuaet apaud Va 20 huura kan.
i#S Alssouu rlYgF. Thre.aa
aus,hea Aui ahair sAls. lhguash ta1s
lst aleapae tArpugA alaiag aaa saf-
Vlaa Ana stasderd sleaptrE Tha Il
tse maia tfaselal faAi lgom tha AL.
sauFl flfug Va tbe upflh wsat
10 20, haataa lltf Aaa "a fossNk
~ NebFaska naavaf Cnlareto. Utsh
facila eaAat and ina hnFth aast "a
psAepl also 81 she NaftL wast M0na
taha WAshiAa ssu. Qfsgan. yia Liaeala
sad hl'llass Weekly usiliolala "a
ha 90, asufaaks galagado Hsptes..
iinw kspsea pity aaA at lpsaPk tha
letaat alght lela ~ Nsbgasks. colo
fala. utsh sgi fsalae aasst
~ the tash Nhlhaea apa 81 LQsls,
sse4ug ieelaysA sslas IA tlao saA
tgaiplasat
rp She kqgth, tast tlalas dauf Il
pmaes. ~ fsgl Mlaasapalk saa tha
Laka gssl0a
II u hRiuAeA. A. W WAasleg.
ff aegl fsks Akaat
AeAsAs az MA "a Tesla. Ma
hgNAAu kllia4N
AaRsfal Aaaaga4,
Va ieeslA a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24
ausnt 90 nglia.
Irl lttua tilHue


TUu uiuue Boz slaI 81. uot. ,bo rsl
uut puap.lu .l tus uuJbu. uelp
l.al,l Ib. management uatH put
.bsa,l ls, eJ lbs lat.as imHnp $50
,u,uss aul tatr .u.s,6al Goo. ala ,pt
nwu Isht pa.a pape. tha lsalu
Is nahlas sua4 Nsbt lo. ,ha .is,,'on
ol Ned sal tD. t....aa ui uew",ia1
iu rutouaia a,. aa HHsU, sa ID ip'.a'
aul BE-. uAu.aal. 400 thAua p"AtNai
Wmlup ayI tlaaWs up ta l..mi iu
h. uua usn, alH h.ha HH .u't"
,lat ausa soue H4.a...- +" tDu-
u bn UI. un aaI ta. lAlu. la
.ua congratulated WHHIIa prosperity
..UIu uu..|..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

Hen ffaas "A nasiel BOO aut.iea %
Hrpaburau aatlhsB motement st
uklahoma roen wben hcMasiaf
loaa b shAN waiat hr pll base ba.a
m ataut si oi ths iooi thiasa of lhe
uFraeai aaF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

rua UathfIo uaIE lradtr hah
plaoed Upessltlug ma,hIus m its
.nes ana in additon pal,haasd % i1t
of uoa Ups the Leader tonnes oat
,sy mueh implo,ed m typographical
appearance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

tta sulNfsa WafH la Mealt henH
eaoh "a eh iAWNast ola stgfF alaM
sfa Al shaeA iaa lee4iAa bal
- tlHs ~ IA, aaape aui a&Aal
tht4 eRfe ACES fsitlaN4 Falalsa
~ Az stpasiSNeaa Altlsl. aaf tAAa IA
qleaAetl ~ iilseagaehF AZ .l ~
tfet Aae tA4aaa4a t4NaIa A4il ,oI.
WA aeler N4lH tAefA ala eeafas ~ &.
n iteNoat n Ria AIl1A2IE N4M nhaIa
aHAs 4' Ntll|If 3hAt sNA tAAti
lAf haIN AH eNA14 hI4s lAaa
N4 $3.50 Ia at
A ~ A
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

mfun sai nam.a aia ea.f nHfa
smnrs.ins ea.a aihel aHt lHa Har8ea
haapras ta besf tha fua,s Cit5 buDi
us b a nauea tI.el aai trt aaf
rlor aho u .nitblad m Fyan ai
manY afHfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24
S,So wosos sos ras ,sAoss


N"fHa "HHN''N'f 49,
tfuiuslt hrsIhtuli
Ihu OuJhuu ifad,, bas oveu ,yu
decidedly Improved ii bss pat iu "a
luuiYpr ma,h hius sui has husu eu
lafssi to q siA ,1lumn lsaIto tha
Leader aiaafa s,ss lutgr,stlus uvwa
ia readable ohapr "a la lniuH some
u,D,usa, sulk iu suppoit ui the taaiup
utket sue humorous sJltv iH ~ni,h
Jbg elto, ui iha iealel a Iat,olu,
ms ,bs NrpnDu.aa candidates m
buah iunA p,,uiu.pgrs ta .l.h te'd
ms ab,tnsJ it Boz ut au1 pia.u.al
beuent ol 900 thuae ut nui tual,ia
uu1 enb tl tg.p wiiI puatet ua tha
,ampalsu m ubshuwa sbpuIl taas
lbe ieslal De n furnished at uiD
,rntn 900 atsa,t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24
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E aHnH uaHH I a an
aa Ia Usa n.al as % aellapaHtsa
.aa 500 LaaIaI Has 500 lnaslat
asa MafsaaJhsial Hna.Ipe Hara'He
..I .aIaIaal u. uaneI .H tt .o'ama
.ua Ha aHUaa.aa.. ass neea Ia
IaII uuIus.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

UuAiaboma NtJ pklahumau
rbe uutpus tHadgr h s,oatN im
proved in 80 salatssl lurm so1 hAni
ssiaa ueat machine malt dress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

InHUHHH ITII IIW'1
Tue Uutbuu lealei n oue ur the
D,st papyrs ip the Two territories t
a aby edited aud is Demo ,auy t'
Jhr .ure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

uah htI a w.suHs aiiH alHu.
ue lt.tpt.aas a ,aa u#a.a ssa
a,a,a.p pa,lmea pt taa Hipu
th.l. ps haa tasa 4mpsiau.as aw
las llla uuatA He ein M tba uas,
lalsss,e 81 eaetltae pl a "a malpflA
Ha slu pe v lpia pplues m lse tsf
atsa assl uosb pslahumA GAS
Oklalamaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

ltla uesuhIus in le,slop hai fitun
aal taiB utua tl iu slth ths pasa.ns
ai tns tre nomet blll uesu r. ASS
5i authris aeenred the a1ppiion ui
chez irse homea pIank lu the Hepunu
.aa piatiufm at "a iouia Boa lasd
Glll 1f Hinnasota drafted sad Intro.
il.ei tno biil iu fuaareaa rettisree
of south dakota secufud Che psaasss
ui the bIu tbruush ths ssnais aud siil
some one rIse aud isii us shat fignn
iuut 30 Wenu Globe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24
Appearances Improved
lhausas ,itf etar'

Obs. 0uIba. tgalsro iwoppg baa
..,au uu..-i hs app.a,aa.. "i
is. pap.I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

The pisan aud Stevenson Nal.bius
flsp wests pYep fasaiai alsbt 8, b
peloeh pf.3 iiauk M ladl.u rg,uwp
ls elsdlsh aauenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

tDe tuuit,a arg uuh ,iaimius
ttuua ule.uup tba ar.k b tnel
laat aa.b "a. ueiuIg tbu m.e,ipa ut
h. auauus ,lmulttst at uulhtlD
U. muat conservative uatlmat. that
$3.50 ai tb.m ua,,l tu nabu uha NDt
,.as Dau 10000 % aaa batAl oA.
.s..l.4. .ul Jue muat aansUiue h,u aup
aau. tbaI tuusa Nuu eoud hatu
..u .u il. tuu m ,bIa laahluu altuf
... $50 u..b. t~mpal.ulu. Nkm
u.4. DlD uNabYmau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

10 he people of uhhhuma dsaife
statehood tbey should yute tuf iudse
Sea tho asst congress alii uv eun
tulleI hY ths pewo,rats fhvy wiil
uafs seod safe majority u ths neat
bouae Ibia che Wepublieaua DuaDeds
What euaii flyun du ia "a psmp,ratic
,unstrs What ild Callahan accom-
pl.ah n Hgpuhiigau Dousivshf state
makius ia political saAs md the
pauy iu puNei aimita territories Ia
atat.huud shen Ul su boins % ty
Huuuis Goo the up buldtus and
strengthening ui thvu palJ Wealth
etlud usmo,fat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

SATURDAY uisht Judge Rubou N,n
lho fusion candidate IL, euussvas
spuh. A.ls 90 "a small bat apprsr,atiyo
4uueu.. Ile laut uf uut batius a
ais tuuuut lal n tht matte, uDt be
lus properly au,eitsel ul Ga, Cam
.a,su committee Ju1su Nen save
COME iuteloatlns a,ta aui hsutya
t.auts go tht administration baud
Inns YI tn, rh,umlue auaiD tb, p,,sp
.gm zoe sultan ot aUu and hsuiibs
dawn the nas iu Alaaka naiu hia
uape.p go uls Mo r5un aud
promised 60 use h,s usat sudva'oJa to
...u.. tha location ol ,b. Proposed
at. a.uad uf murs 80 uAnll,
IuIs. keatuu apohy uusui ou Wo
lsauea OF th, lai Uraultg Entgrp,,ap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

nouhTV CAMPAIGN CoMMtTrt6
n 4. fulliam Chalrmau
4, n haylghelst secretary
~ Mcnanisla freasa5u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-24

-a;S.ss,rsssa.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
LITERARY NOTES.

With "Wolf" Thompson IN the Woods.
Ernest Seton Thompson. the artist,
naturalist and author, lie to contribute q
series OF most interesting articles to the
Ladies' Home Journal. They may be
called 40 autobiography Of the author
OF .Wild Animals l Have Known" as
they will recount his experiences and
encounters with all sorts Of voracious
animals that inhabit the American
wilds-the most interesting features Of
life filed with exploit and adventure.
The articles will be illustrated by Mr..
Thompson's own drawings Of his friends
Of forest and plain.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27

to associate with me, wondered what
might me the reason.
Opening book to seek solution OF
the mystery. the oracle responded:
When q wild bird enters a dwelling, it
portends the human occupant must 60
FORTH
81 ventured then to interrogate the
bird itself:
"If am to 60 forth, pray tell me
whittier. II to better fortune, announce
it to me; il to deeper calamity. make
known the worst and shorten my sus-
pense.'
"The bird raised its head and tapped
its wings; its mouth could not articulate
q word. but it heaved sigh and ven-
tured to interpret its meaning:
"'All things it seemed to say, are re-
volving in q whirlpool Of change. They
20 and return, but their transformations
no words can express. Good often
springs from i'll, and evil turks in the
midst Of good. Joy and sorrow meet at
the same gate; woe and veal together
DWELL"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
ACHNESE POE,S RAVEN.

The shade OF Poe. who in his day
took satisfaction in impugning plagisr-
ism to several American writere. includ-
ing Lopgfsllow, might possibly feel un-
eaey did it know that an English jour.
nal processes to find the source OF his
most famous poem in an ancient Chi
nese writer named Ksi VI, who lived
about 100 B. Z. The Chinese poem,
in which the reade: will observe that
the hongolian bril- is more voluble and
more given to philosophy than the
American. is according to the London
Outlook rs follows:
One day, when the sun was declin-
ing, q funiso few into my room, and,
perching in the corner where was
wont to sit, appeared to be quite at
home.
'This strange, uHcanDy thing coming
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
A Year Of Romance.

With lite November issue, The Cen
fury Magazine begins a Year Of Ro-
nance, during which many Of the most
famous living writer's Of fiction will con-
tribute to the magazine short stories,
novels. or novelettes. The reception
accorded The Helmet OF Navarro" be-
gun in the August number, indicates
that the proposed departure will be q
popular one, and with such names to
conjure with as Rudysrd Kipling, Mrs.
Burnett, Bret Hsrte, Lew Wallace,
Weir Mitchell, Miss Wilkins. Winston
Churchill, Howells. James, Harris,
Cable. Stockton, Page, Anstey and Ian
Maclaren-to note but these few-the
conductors of the Century are pretty
sure to met the tastes Of all lovers OF
fiction.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
VIII Bradley's Unique Commission.

VIII Bradley's Unique Commission.
Will Bradley has accepted q COM
mission from the Ladies' Home Journal
for q series of illustrations that will
attract the greatest attention. There
are to be eight Of the pictures showing
q womsn's day in her home-at break
fast, in her boudoir. on the lawn, etc.
Mr.. Bradley will gown the woman in
costumes appropriate to the different
periods of the day and to the occasions)
OF his own creation, and decorate and
furnish the house with draperies. wall
papers and furniture OF his own de-
signs. The drawings. while having q
strong pictorial interest. will have great.
er value in showing women how to
dress with artistic effect irrespective Of
the DEGREES Of fashion, and the method
by which the most artistic effects in
home fitting and furnishing can be
secured.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
Miss wilkins New Novel.

Mary E. Wilkins has just finished q
new novel. which has been secured by
the Ladies' Home Journal. The social
life Of email town is her theme. She
reveals it's romancee, its humore and its
tragedies with that charming realism
which chsracterizes the writings Of
this popular novelist.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27

DR.. LIE DUES FINALE REGULATOR" is a re-
Liable and honest remedy for tardy menstrua-
ton; Kidd Drug ompany, Elein, Ill, mailed
e. Riggs Pharmacy, Lincoln, Nebr.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27

How do you know bee great pianist?
I've talked with him.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-10-27
MY GRANDPA.


He don't scold a BIT. an can
Tell about the mostest things
Ever was, an when he brings
His ehur out by the big tree,
An takes me upon his knee
Tells about the fun he had
When he was little lad;
OF the big days work he'd done,
OF the races he has run,
OF the jumps that he has made,
OF the games that he has played,
OF the fish he caught one day,
OF the way he used to play
Town ball better than the rest,
How he allus beat the rest,
I is like to hear him tell
OF the things he does so well,
For no matter what he does,
Hes the best that ever was;
He could jis do things the best;
Gran "a allus beat the rest.
Gran'pa was the STRONGEST man
Eve, x,,s an, b-c,,
Tell lis how he used to throw
Other fellers fore thev'd know
Aovtb;oo uh.o th~v uo,,Id t,v
Rasx,;c, With him Gel ai
Onlv knowed how II WAS do,e
Mebbv I vo,,ld nav. some tu
Bot NV eran'oa. he eo,,Id do
A u,bol. lot If th;,ox tb,tvo,
Couldn't Il vo,, tr;ed vo,r h.<t.
Gran'oa he bat AFT the rest
When I o,ow n h.,m,,
ri BE- It. him aIe,,
An WHEN fellers foo, With me-
THEY'LL Be Glad to LET me b.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
BANK sWNDLERs FoILED.
Efforts to Secure Money by Bogus
Telegraph NessaEes-

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct 13.-Early this
week Harry Turner and Robert o'Gonnor,
both Of Kansas City. went to Lawson and
pretended 10 be looking for land. OCon-
nor had a letter purporting TO be from
the Lombard Investment Company. of Kan
sas City, which gave him some standing
among the business men there He went
by the name Of r. J. Ref. He called at
the Commercial Bank and told ]. 7. Hurt.
it's president, he expected to buy cattle
Early Thursday evening ]. G. Strean, Vice
President of the City National Bank of
Kansas City, received this telegram;
Santa Fe Depot, Lawson, Mo.-To City
National Bank, Kansas City: Express To-
morrow $500 currency. Answer if can set
off COMMERCIAL BANK.
Mr.. Stream wired that he would send it,
but the telegram never reached Lawson.
Instead, a telegram was delivered TO Mr..
Hurt yesterday morning, signed by Mr..
Stream, ordering the Commercial Bank TO
pay R. J. Rief $500. The telegram said
that the currency had been shipped
| Mr.. Hurt had grown suspicious and
called Mr.. Stream on the long-distanee tel
epnoue- yesterday ipofnihS- MI otiSaiA
! told him he had sent no such instructions,
and Mr.. Hurt, in return, denied that he
had ordered currency.
About noon yesterday, when Mr.. Hurt
was alone in the bank, the man who was
going by the name of Ref sauntered in
and asked If an order had been received
to pay him S5, SEQ. Just as Mr.. Hurt SEEM
ed inclined to pay the s.. 500 a constable
walked in and placed O'Connor under ar
rest.
! An hour later his partner. Harry Turner,
was placed under arrest by the same Off
Ger. Investigation developed the fact that
the two men had telegraph instrument
| located between Lawson and Excelsior
Junction. They had sent the two tele-
grams themselves and intercepted Stream S
| telegram to Hurt