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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
Eight Cents Cotton.

The Cotton Plant predicted last
fall that cotton would reach
cents this season, and while it
did not come in time to benefit
many of the producers, the result
is full of meaning for the cotton
grower. The foreign consumers
under the lead of Mr.. Henry M.
Neill, Of New Orleans, steadily
discounted the reports of short
crop and an inadequate supply
to meet the necessities of the
manufacturing world, and hun.
dreds of farmers j.tened to the
constant declarati"uS of Mr.. Neill
that the crop was much larger
than the facts warranted, and
when the price began 10 decline
in November they rushed cotton
to the market and further de
pressed the price in this country
and in Europe. OF course, these
farmers felt that they were com
PEELED to sell in order to meet
their own obligations. but We
yPDtrrp ia 80. 'I.f til,r. :. T,,rI
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
Beware of 0lntments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely deranSe the whole sys.
tenn when entering IL through the mucous sur.
faces Such articles should never be used ex.
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi.
the good YOU can possibly derive from them
HALL CATARRH CURE, manufactured by +. j.
CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio, contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. actin direct.
~ upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system In buying HALLS CATARKH CURE be
sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken internal.
~, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. CHE.
NEY & co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Halls family Pills are the best
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
WE GREET YOU

With special New Year bargains. Our claims to the
lions share of your patronage are justified by our
experience and cash purchases in the markets prior
to the recent advance. Our preparations are on an
extensive scale-stocks large and assortment great
New lines to be daily added, and everything being
done to make this the IDEAL TRADING Place.
Our crowded stores will testify that efforts have
not been in vain, time thrown away The
cold snap has come, and with it our great
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
GREAT CLOTHING SNAP,

Picked up in Philadelphia at shcrif's sale at At
cents on the dollar Six hundred Suits and four
hundred pairs Pants at less than onchalf price Think
OF that! Men, If you expect to stay earth for 4
few years. buy some of these suits for you and yours
for years to come BOnar, the New York hat man.
closed out his samples of mems hats us at so
cents on the dollar 200 hats in all Our gigantic
purchases of Embrodcrics and IIandkcrchicfs-5ooo
handkcrchicfs and miles upon miles of new cmbroid-
cries at less than onc-ha pricc-await your nspcc-
ton. You will positively wonder at their chcapncss
We intend to do Il very large business by selling
cheaper than our competitors. Before the
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14

EA7
Banking & Mercantile
...COMPANY...
OPENING UP OUR
SEVEN new STORES

Which took place at Lancaster and Kershaw on Jan
uary 1st 1900 is interesting event to the people,
Our friends have deuged us with good wishes All
eyes are turned upon us. Storekeepers worried
not much because our new goods are really cheap
er than "od Stocks, but because the "dear people,
are to find it out
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14

will promptly SET right; If
excessive or irregular
write to Mrs. Pi1kl1ans,
LYNN Mass, for advice.
Evidence ahOu7dS that
Mrs. Pi1lli1asn,S advice
and medicine have for
many years been helpkng
women to be sfr0ng- No
other advice Is SO un-
Vas.yingIy accurate, no
other medicine has SE0h
a record of euro.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
Schedule No. 4

Trains Nos 81 and 80 connect at Blacksburg
with trains on the Gaffney Division.
Train No. 32 connects at Camden with tho
Charleston Division OF the Southern Railway
for all points south.
Train No. 80 leaving Camden at IL. 10 D. m. ,
going west, makes connection at Lancaster,
,. T., with the L. & c. X. r., at Catawba juno.
tion with the ). a. L., going north: at Rock
HUI with the Southern Railway, going north.
Train No. II connects 1T Blacksburg with the
Southern Railway from the south. At Marion
N; with Southern Railway going west.
SAML. HUNT, A. "TRIP
President Superintendent
:. II. LUMPkIN. G.. r. A.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14
Painful
Periods

are overcome by Lydia e.
PfnkhaEn'S Vegetable
Compound.
Fifty thousand happy
women testify to this in
grateful letters TO Mrs.
PiRakknaEn,.
MenSfruafi0n is a
severe strain on a w0-
mans vitality. IF IL rs
painful something is
wrong which
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-02-14

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
st mi gefenotifab.

Gom aft iagt loo Geoetanpen og bans Stalobrooer
@barlep fig lsoe al ct ne9et npOeligt OQ priieli3t 5enipn til
Dem felp, bsngane be i~fsmmeoe Straulet ON at itOpps
Cliber. 9e piifebs iua lppenoe Cart gsnnem ct b 1t
get al @poer og @oarDe, Os giOroe encelig - li9eiOm
eftsr ~ffiltienoe Gperenstomf = 9oloi inoe unoer en- loD o9
funnel portbp9lping. Ser fob be % pufsoe, til De
baDoe fact gejret igen, bborefter unSe 6r. 6barlep pluo=
fdia qop ct grola of 5ilfrebsbso fra fig og BRAT en- ufpr-
Tia Cater oa imeo fla no paa 3rappetrinst og pelteoe l9
at 5enrpttelie.
.0pao titter ois2" ipursie gtopetanten.
So 20 81 bo!" brdlreoe @barleD op.
r6olo aeftl" fommanosrsOe yaobetuupsn og ioa
Tia lurenoe ON. vgil OH ba's, bi ftal biDe inuppet, bin
5oioti~
.Sea Tan iHe leg tan lite Ia Der'l" ~fOrfIareoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08
A..
Gu marfelig Spaabom.

Sliosr Tom liz burtis al FIN 9eiOimslie. Men Der
bleo lille tat ct Orb mere on portrettei o9 heller lite ON
bans 9iforie eaer bans Gremtib, man inaiteos iun ut
8ins, iom tunoe %aoipreb. Gam uosn at 9sr. bim urolia.
ga ban neite Dag til 5rOtOi isen tom inc 0usbsfprer.
inoens gerelie % itrats iaa efer ben imutie DANES gil.
leoe paa Bergen, bar pOrtratiet bOrte. r3a, min 8rsna,a
iagoe SnsbetprerinoeH, iOm babe ful9t hans glii, bet
er tagst neo. 6r. grclunIOu bar bangs for, at oil baOoe
life sOot at at ie paa Bet"
so, Waoem, ies tunoe "a eoot libe al ie oei!" for:
rtreoe Glloer. (Gortiettes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-08

Zen t%ritslise 3~eliBiOns hsrlts araIt er, at ben er
Ssrsmooi9beoens, uIpitsns, aummerens, Gpaoomnens
aeli9ion, Der i9tter III 6Orbolo til ali, bpao Der naoer
pa 5lerte, 3ante o9 9s9ems. Den ~bcnbenoer ia til
Wenneiter, Der lbe. Zen iOrjettsr 3rst til Dem, Tom
babe bet beboo: ben inOspoer be f~Ortuipleos Daab.
l6Oneourt).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

okiahoras CITY 0kias Oct M nd
itor Leader am uot suaiCiently ad
yised % be- able tu giso lou amp den
nits or reliable opininn az 90 hos thlH
county viii 50 rhose ui the ualoa
oountY candidates with vhom ! have
conysfsed ou thia sublect aud VIA
haye been out campaiguius assure
uos that Men all carfy the oouAty bat
aru noe agreed ss ~ his pfobabis aa
iority hence prefer 10 leave the n,ai
ter of making estimates eu ihia oountl
tu those sho are mufe fully infurmod
on the situation a. n. Ksato1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

poald nQi espIaaa the EapsQre pa
Aania n asrlaaet ~ fbnsdelpbla.
vhea pr elnsh Nsw niseategg Fagsa
~ 10 haekmg foggb shal ga maag
Yesga haa mada heF uie balasn sac
salsi After au piker iamfilps aRa
dsgla,s lsuaa 4 s0oa lelaasfa "a paln
IN ~ catai asa 4 eaH p0p aleep naNaa
lF amelhlas eaa sesleelf gqmempfg
A.lns bsipst lgsi uta paAAlRs "a
psssaAs lhaaAhmi lAa NelFefpa ng
alhaa Nru hlafnll d rnleGa ~
pta ell n lha Nml Natl
W as M 1f M
a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

Aa experience stands lht
mosl promising Nay 20 treat an
Old settled rheumatism Is Co
SEQ pp Che general health
Whatever makes health Ia
other RESPECTS ls good tor
rheumatism
Ne don't ssy il VIII cure q
sometimes it does some1imes
4 don't
Npur chance Is better with
aootts emulsipn 81 cod llYeg
oil lhan wlsh AnYlhlks else eaw
kAnnn
liYand IS lhega nlil he 3 snYf
eure a wa make a h|a nplsq
n lha vwla R a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22
now THE Tpf 10 TuRHINa 10
BRYAN.

The eide toward hrJau aud che Na
tiuual democracy that began a mnntn
Ago ,oatnuva % sweii ilom 0ne onl
ot che country to the other aud every
day utW converts uf old ume lincom
Republicans art added 10 tha fast
swolung iiat. the latest bUiug Judge
Hombauer prosidlng iudse OF the 81
iouia court uf appeaia uue ui tae
oldest and aulest Republican lutists ~
Missouri whu. ia a thr,aDuiumu letter
n Ihe 81, Louis hopubllo of OCT TO-.
siyea hia reasons WhS ho viii nul sup.
poft Mckuioy and viii support Bryan.
Rabbi sales of che at Louis Jewish
.u5uagosuo. iiie iuns Hepubtoau and
Nhu aas chaplain uf tht Republican
national cunysntiou in leao aai aup
ported Mchlnley hat year comes apt
ia stfons letter to, bDau
a. a. Fuuniebroy "a iead,as hepuuii
oau lawyer aho stuupud SOS Mckinley
u 1890 declares tur hpau and has
takeu the stump iur hlm in iilpoia
hundreds ut les0us h,pubiirars an
uYe, tbu state ani among thrm tousva
ui uld pui1a soldiers have de'ia,ea
luf bnau aud Joined ,be hD wAt
.acnulrr uiuha
iu heuraaka tWu le4uug hepuuii
pau taul papem have baulgd do~a
in the laat iew dass tb, name of Mo
Nales aad ,au up that ut hoAp. shiis
uue ~ lhe sucasesl mid the goal
ropuust aetkiies in he same atate
bas taksu down she rupuhst 'andt
na,a iul ,ps gseaiasagl aai declared
lul hisaH and uempllapl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

F naa 0f 81 ~ tt4
s,Es aa aa4 p g
Nne 1oatg laa lan DsI " 81 1ots
q aiH ~ eat te.r taaa aahaHl
"a y aai ellh prizes ihai ~ ftmensef
iha sts mahliI ~ plyan of tao
Ytae tfo n aaf raanig hpi ga o.
vita nIfls iaat 49, aul psini ID taa
fitriion af uoa Ser ln ths lsfHHoly n
N0femhf Mf ahadef or canfl
daie ioi repfaseniaiIFs sll hs aitriei
tI nIa malpfHf uagos q r
Woo.sn fNm0ettie nnniane mf
c0mrH m he Heeoni 1infht sin
aaal hn 1UHanaHi COO taiea eo Iuf
maf believe that nur autgo iaslon
oounly uctet ali ha elected We tho
nemasraa aud rapanaia of Mobile
,uuniF siant shouldrf - ahaaldel Co..
Efyan. NeH ani nsiofm
a. VI rs1ker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22
LBAOER WANT COLUMN

kafr0IsemFuts in fhia caiamn n pff iieI
Ds.h usfruaa ~ aaFeflisemsal ieAeN
iof leas ihan eeaia
Ngass % 7. F,a,ssl PC q, ,,,i' lesi' lii a .f
CORD uaiumUlr, M
WAHTtn. lstu hutlaGn nDafs fuf tHo 0hiA
bona leader paq ieat ana Rs kaim tAnt
Ull. Aiian
WAITED nfiFht b0Y in GtpFsts ~ ~
aUlma Mtekl ieaati aul AiiaHia lNN
suluuHA Ouui pat lu fiaht pAfif
u1nt WuItF Mpmaua nitaainf aata
.lt.uiaf 'rnalfu4tlIu, lh0 ua Ntti 4ittNYttY
reAd lsf hYA lltF hpfnei a ~ ditH
.erW "a tnlraaH an
muatuuE YuuHE man fan naHf ~ 4 iupiftl
aul "a tfnaaa tNt Elaufut lhislilNNI NNrff
Itn.N uuurltthalI VIA 4ulNt faf u4lnN
uIah liaIaANs. iih an0 LNeaat 4ifeeil
FUllsNslFHl lt "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22
MOVING STAIRWAY IN sroas.
Hs~ Coutdvaaes Pst ia " . New
YORK Department House

New NputfiNaNee Fut 10 ~ ne"
York Department House
3papp McRpe rrvsa AHau.
hs~ Verk, GOT zg The uao OF the
ascalator ur musiRs stairway ip de
partment stores waa demonstrated q.
day. when the nrst ooplrlyaaco ot ita
knd Installed m store ip NvW fo'k
vas pa, ip operation The puutrl'
auce couaists pf q mo,ius chain which
oaruos tlo stopa atoupi iu o. ,uut'uu-
oua loop oub tbu 4stpud'ns patt h"
ms Visible
Thm siealintei .baiu 81 laaieteo
to tba uudel side ui the sieps aui Ia
seated directly tu au olpnsuf mDtof
it was almost lmppasiblo o. teil "hefe
tho ascending sleps bogau aud eudei
phtJ appamully emelsed 'om AN o'.
dlnary broad platlurm ana disappear
90 luio anDdhpl eKaotly glmila, a' the
600 lanaius ramapseFa sleppeh uppp
300 iuepr platform atupd atill aod h
aseoph or twn louad thomsel'fs
slaudius upon . lotei atpp tneu al
mosl bpiors ihel knus t the s,ep bad
emarset aEam utu woYlns platform
upa,alrs hom wnleh lhel aiepped 'u
,he anOnnd noof la Case I'd aplthlps
happeglng 90 mo saealstol phe depa
pamsin stationary sad bfepms en ar
linagy stairway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22
CONSTITUTION sAHs
AMeRlCAH coloNlas.

Avs hWNWNH NNNNfff~ - -
"Ihs saprems eaarI af she uuited
ssatss hss alssady decided has the
aoastitplional aasalioa inyeivsd aaa
hsld gHowafd, ssl.tiN thst "fhsfe Is
aa pawer siysU Nv she oops i.usioa "
eslabliah o. maistAiu coionles bofdsf
lag on ths ualtsd ata.sa. og ~ . dls
t.aes. 20 BE- fplsd aad governed ~ i1h
owu pleasure
"permit me 90 sugges. that ouf oP
paaents. wha, auupR tha mFmofaele
lampalgp uf lisa, 40 severely lQpk M
task lhoaa n6Aqepsts ehp had fea
tafeG ~ Qrltlelse ! eertalR Npiea 40
tlsloa II tha sapgema eoagt aise W
their ylses, stpald pgt tnemssi fes'
noW relaks ~ respqat sd teaept N
ennaluaiva che une hOnNr pa ueelaiap
III lhsl hlgl lllbunal sApfpAalS sat
la,aius ths nemaefA,le pQsil|ee = .sls
aampaigu lu loisFeueo ~ tht rps wtN
lutlonailig oi AmsfleAa eoleNla aof
eramenla ~ kstlaet AtQM aaeqen
nollssfeA ost 81 ~ ttifaaa. ~ hafla
honastt nNl ai NeN fesR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

Hsa viii asi poo Nskr-ir - gst
aeloud. 0hia. oct ii ar A. 90.
hibiack Edltog leader l,eaf HlI 3
aoilre ln foaf papf an ariioie aqpied
hsm ths 0uihfie STATE Capltai u
ahth rha Capital states fhai iha
Hnighi uomoorsfa of foiiauatomia
sad Clayoiand aouniles are in com
manlration eun oihef oauuiiaa Wah a
yies 81 putlins straisht uemocratio
candidate ga tae dold 3 asni % iuln
sith yoa iu deRauneins thia aa e he,
sna only ona ui the uiTaeu Nhieh ihs
arosnina Republicans aro grabnius a.
We afe not isnorsnt of che iaei that
putta Natonis CuuRtg ia the banner
nemocfailc coanis uf thg iauitorY ui
shlch ~ feei yefy pr1ud aud ao arr
useniaE syory effort 10 rutaiu that
honaI. Il can be- tratbmily said that
uoh Non uiil earn tbia oouptY by 200
maiouty d y true there n Demo
craiio banker la ahavuee ahp Do SOP
portins Wynn. which uniy suhstianti
atos the statement that fiyua 10 in
tafosted la the banks oi the territory
ID. B. Todd. fusion caadidats fnf Fourth
Council district a. n Wood fusion
candidate fof the Eish.h Represents
tps dlstHgt - D. Neabitt pemoctatie
candidate Goa tbo Niuth Repfeaenia.
.tlyn district aud a w Fisher nemo
cratic candidate Cos the Fiith NuuH
ga district wiil ali he elected by ma
loutiea ransing from 200 "a BOO
e, b Jaynea,
Chairman pottasatomie Nouniy iomp
cratic Central Comm.iteo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

Cara husten aprainsq wrists harb
"a eife cuts bun,a Bruises severe
Alterations and enteraai nlnrios af
any kind are pfomptlY and happily
cured by appIfiaa asiiaran enoe tint
msat Price. 90 aad go osuis. b b..
Lake a Co. aud Wheeler A son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

no mattss what aiis you, headache
90 . cancer. you Will never goa veil
untii YOur bowels aro pat tight Cas-
cArots help naturu. core you withOut q
q gdp or paiu. produce oaHY netural
tnovementr cOst you just 10 1puts "a
start getting your sslth back Gao
oarets Candy Catharl,c, tha genuine
put up la motsl boasa tycry tablet
bas a. g.. q. stamps,, on h. beware oi
limitations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

VIII 90 nsilof sqana4 tt
handis his faslaafaet leaga sA
isl aaa alHisf ihaa tse hssa
iis piaea 81 ths oofHat " o
'sma sna a5paa hss tssa lhef
oaohir fsmedsisa 20 aasanN tsls
ths ooea Hsefsn ~ hhs aaa
ssii az sstfa 'aras rsilieefassf ls
hsis any aaanutf 81 Naflhnsn
asaia. stsska Hoaala sna Nalleaa
cyeisra irssh Nsh ana eama IA
Snort hs ein asrss svsfYthlna a
,hs uss' sno aoai sppsllsias aiyle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

tvelings of safety psfyado che house
hold mat uses uuu Minuto cough Dsre
she oaiy harmless remedY thst produr.
us immraiAte rrtuit "a b. iutalllble
ior coughs ooids. efoug aud EN- thfuat
aud lang troub'ta 10 will pfefeut
DunhUmpti9u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

ln anaemia and most somopa an
meaia ghe dleasiloa 10 weak the MAX
ins % oolor hosh and strenEth out pf
iood. Il luperieo, 90 that ,ho patient
l. weak van. nergoua and dyspeptic.
qhia condition cgn ho corrected by
lahisg course % hsrhins. Price, oo
centa " d llllie a Go. aud WhUelor
4 Ban
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

Al a. agafmeol 'nrlaNna ssaalaa
e. Matf oafaphosnalia inf tna rot
~ Mt9 Hatt snd eitel nintsu
tsInaaI84s hass aata aosei np ~ ihe
na fnalal 4alro ~ a.gaiaais
honsai IS eaia ehefe ths aa
al satameaaai si ihe 0tiahoma
AalA.nal 0aara wll be asli mia eees
44a falioHmn sdaiilansi ardafa rsiai
~ - iba eaoanpmeni Aavs beaa D.
m
RsSdaeanem Kifai aeeiment
ufhhema Naiioaai 8aafd
aonEA ID q. olf IA. 1894
nmlfMwNfAL uNuEh 30
Tha plloaiag appoiutmeuta ana
aalis Is tha FlIsi resimeut % y g.
49, begaby mads 10 iake saeet AZ %
lha asis
Capiam aam b Wadsaofth oon
saas j.. h hereby appolnted ordinance
oa.rht ullh rama 81 captain
capis'n Cbaros 3 West company
M = horebg detailed a. agtine GUAR
loFmasler
llenionani Daniel Aofiun cpsn.
paat u Is heffny detailed AZ sctins
oeNml5aalI
nnafacaui Maiof Pred Hunter 10
hofqby drlallrd a. acting adiatani
q Yhs ofdaaRos onicer aoting
uuauofmahtsr and COO miaaafI viii
laparl AZ Bald q. o. pn Oetobef 40,
"a le ucloct ) ~ o. duty
~ aftol " ihe rDlonel commanding
edgar W jones, Adiutant
srECiAL oapER NO o.
A. on acc0nut oi isok oi funda q
mill b. inipoaalblg 20 aliov more than
ahlriytwa g3gi oniceu aud men in
tha piisi reglmsnt @ y g. 10 attend
khe eneampment lhia year
Thepefofe, the oompany gommand
um ano hereby ofdored 90 select
tueaiY nine l4gl of taolr moat faith
lil ana eHloiont ealiatod men 90 so to
oncampmeat a Enld q ~ ootobel
~ lo si laelualYr
Transportation orders viii he scot
a. zach eompapS ediua,auder loF thir
tyteo llei moD aua uldou wlii b'
laaucd glylna route 90 he tskan pl
each compang and timo oi smbarka
tion.
Companios het hetips received poa
equipment ihia yeas vlil receive aam'
"a the sncampment
By ofdfr oi che governor
ntn q, prnsG Adlutaut Genvrsl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

"a Wish 90 express u,y thauhs lo the
manufacturers %. Chamberlain Ouiis
Choirta and piarlhoee Remedy tst
hatug put on tho market sucb woh
defiui med,liue says W W Masain
SUI ol ntaumout Texas Iheie are
many thousands oi mothra phuse
children have been sawed frpm attacks
of dysentol aud cholera iuiautum Who
must also feoi thankful u 10 fof sale
by a. H Nuiru
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

where Anii Repuhllcan Can
dldales win Spak Nest
Week

Umafa faaash|n Faif Nan.f uia
tflf so. 81. utt lg T1o b m tetr
loaes nohaon noekanacr n'neae
noaf Greek toanship iaala aDhuai
heass mstrlsi ll oet tt 1850 b m.-
Wlahg Anen Poland HaHan aroaa.
rtss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-22

nuuns thp winter oi 1891 Mr lamea
Rosd ouo uf the loadlus Citi4eus and
mof -bauta uf CLAY iay Co. W Va
struck his LED asalnst a cake OF See in
suoh "a mRnner aa to brlise ID severely
"a became top muph Swollen and
paiuod him ao badly that he could unt
WalA wlthout tao ah uf lutghoa. iie
Waa treated us phy yslolana aian used
several hlnda ui huineut aud tuo pn I
"a halg gailons oi whiahy lg bathius it
but uolhius gave auy roligt unill ha
hesau usips Chamberlalu.s Pain balm
This brought almoat complete Suke
IA a weeks timo ani ho heliayos tha'
had ho aot used tbla gomodY hia lee
would have had l.. be amputatod faiu
Hala rs uuelualed or spraioa bruiao'
ana rheumatism For sale OBJ a. q
hpnfro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork. March l. 1900.
EENES-Receipts.. all late Wednesday, were 3 cars
or I34 head: but there on sale Feeling
rated steady. Dressed beef slow unchanged Liver
cables quoted refrigerator sac per n,
No shipments from this port o-day. To morrow the
European will carry London cattle for w A
Sherman. 1914 for Lehman Bros. and 100 for Meyer &
IuIiseman.
CALV ES- Receipts. part late Wednesday, were ass
head including % head direct and 215 calves
cleared Common to prime veals sold s59S7 rs per
100 n: tops IS; barnyard calves at S3Q$3 so city
9f.l2c per country dressed at
sa10tac; little calves at 6Sc dressed barnyard fed
calves 6G71ec.
Sales-Cieorge Dllenbuck veals. 100 average. nj
IS 100 n: "a do, Ill n. 81: NJ nj IS 80
J. H. Hume Bro: 10 vents 40 n a 81 rs; II do
J. q. Curtis veals, los H.. u 81: 81 do IO4 n
So do ~ IL. s..
II II. Hois: ~ veals. 123 10 81 %: 10 do los n,
81 TO '"' '' ~ at
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts cars or 2ss head
making, with stale stock. 10 sale. Very few
sheep In and prices strong lambs firm higher
a single deck was held Common fair sheep sold
at 81 5U4$5 80 100 III: inferior lambs at
50 I5gSS % culls at Sd; dressed mutton firm NO
pc per 10; dressed lambs higher 10Qi12c Try
dressed winter lambs firm s46fss
sales-J. II. Hume Bro: ISs State lamba 92 II
rs No at 81 81 State sheep I23 ~ So do OT NJ
a SIS so. 80 " ~
S Judd & Co. 1871 Pennsylvania lambs rs NJ at So:
12S Ohio do so n, at 81 10; bucks. III ID 81
81 II. at So 10. " ~ w.
Coilns' lot State lambs 50 To- ut IS: 10 cuIls Is