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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

A medical man has discovered that
eeithsr iH yauth aor 0ld age 10 a man
litsiy % make ths biggest fooi of tiin.
ssig Esusmo youth usually 10 cou.
siiered uot 10 have arrived at ,hs dis.
ulty ~ years % discretion yet bOiat.
b pfoFrrb would have as beileys that
there h 40 toal hko un Oid t0ul" This
medical obsorfsF has bfoaChed tae the
ory that thers u au fabefratiOn period
" middle nfe betsesu the agrs ~ Do
ahd 90 "if' he saya. "a carsfui "a.
aaluaiion tss made of the pnoyvutibio
disasters 90 TIE iaat 30 yeafs and of
ibs agea % those Who wefe heid re
spuaslblu by the tordic, Of Riahhind
fDf such hmontahio lsaues. there viii
bu found a strange Cuiucideucs la ths
raHEo % ihulr agea"
Here is sn Interesting Aui practically
lneA hauatlLis heh Zoe utoetlaatilu
Politicians ~ h0 afe agtn the govern
ment' may traoo lhs hlundou of au
administration a. the biaistef lhnuenue
% some boss who wac pasaiug Through
ths fatai pFriod at the tlme. and re
gfettabie Incidents 0f uii tinds. IN
Wat vi puaee, MAJ bs taopd tu theil
tTue 0rHin. in time nU doubt We
shalt appreciate the npcsssiiy 20 70
gulring all pubilC mog Du entering the
fatal psriod. "a take q ave years holi
day and ~ rosumo WORK ppiy whou
they have passed the age uf al,e0ati tiou
hew York Pfeha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22
IasLI.a r.llss Ia.,iss

A uinlng dispute bslwseu hurd
aud nn Armeulau 0n street lu Goa
stantlnoplo the other day ied 30 ai
amusing INSTANCE uf lgslics us Il 10 do.
pensed W. ,he iurtlsl police
A tobacco boa was found On the pave.
mvut as alleged. by a hum An AZ.
muulau plaimed the boa Rs his OWg.
Aolihvr would give iu. aud ,he disputo
waAed warm tfom words thry wefe
aear cumiug 10 bloWa whoa a police.
uau ramg vp. bat he.cuuld uut decide
thu auostlpu uf uW Wuefpbip
AZ lust ihs Armenian spggeslod that
the policeman ask What Was ip ,hu boa
Tobacco aud cigarette papoG" aali
the kufd prumptiy
The boz contains nuthiuB ppt 40
plnalefs SAID the Armeniau amliiug.
The unigur Opsued lpo hun and nud.
lEg thn A1nvniaa vas right auttled tk0
dhpup by gyiag him ihu boa.
"lhu Arhonian 10 thv uNuor 90 thu
boA" Lv sad. The huid 10 a Has
Here be- s,nole the kufd oNsI ths
head Allah bo praised l'ur ml ttuut
biu iu du,idius 1hia complicated auaif
1 Wli keep lbv lu plaatrus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

lf Wa4 nlaA,aNl aa uae1srlns
tset uns A ~ 4utg % fepn - sA
NhsUiA heIst
ehsi a aaniadf ssttf o. sora
Pani 81 ~ aal ~ ln hsd wita faf'aeeiY
hsatina hesft
we ssai fosi opsa ihis aeHr
Nefsf#
HThaa iake ~ eoaasaaanrts
Fhs naa snfaaa aui ~ Dad aad aaf.
naflY drpseel hlmaalf nn face vas
laie and hh nanis uHulkai huf hs
taai be- nps eiiH . deiafmhlaiiaa %
san bls Nft dearly ua taard faet
rieps uoyiuE .a iaa bak anl hsaseniiY
his iaaf aas hNfsl uom iis ;-asss and
fasea msu harsi inia iha f0ote IheY
hand tnl sIaa1lna aith q feFuiFsr m
sarh aaud as1 ths nEht "a baitis Ia his
tfsa
atan maY hsha Ins.a he aaid ia a iea.
isnas yaica 'pai ia af Yuu viii s1 iuts
co. oiher aaIA before uir"
ua sati anItbina aheat hapE'ua u
ialu'fad q fuloe.
.nst fuu hafe Colae iaf tbat rueiFa
ytan esa N ths town 1 tli'ei four
men Nou have FteaEalted ma and
have cone fuf ftFenss'
.hut muCh airaaEar We dant EuQW
auIthina sh8Ht tht fouF men and d0nE
sent ta faa i've ia Misaoafi dau.t
Fuuf
- doe
well uhas We Wauied % ask YES
ahsthuf uhise gf o. tiai beat q auaigat
in fauf state
-Ihef 90 uot"
fthtn hats aii aud 700 can o. back
10 pear anoose sum 10 have diatufl.
% Yuu. hut es had dlsputr snl
sauted t0 agtio o. tt-.-Nrw kefs aua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

nuai Harvest Festival
The 5Alsstioa Afny has not a. the
saelsHt nebFews he three Fssuvslsi
but hes two special atssloas through.
Qua the year, ona bnpen ~ ths Week
0i lFayeF snd nslf nopiai. whsn ihC
fands arc divided bstWsen tho bome
work and che needs VI some foreign
misplea country. indla oohinR la iof
ita share % the proceeds Ia she last
great effort but abe Harvest lsativai
II purely toe the work ~ homs. sbd 10
10 successfully planued asd asalstra
[ ~ che iTiends of the n,pVsmfnt thsi
thousands Of dollars sire aisud lb
1893 The army eapeula 10 far Aarpass
lboae nguree this present year Al
ihough " bee been sandinE regular
Tenittanees % tho famlns stricken
distriota Of iudia up te ths present
tine, ~ la not expected that these ron.
tubuti0os will la anY interfere With
be large plAn 10 gather fuGds ior ths
home work.
I Either money OF articles that eaa hs
cold or used Ia agy way are acosptabls
90 tho local officers, who vi haVe =
ap~0iAl Auotioa ~ whiph ell the sAls
Able matsriRl will DO dlspOaed Of
~hethor Tor tho table of tao home
groceries, olothlug. iurni,ufc, or sny
thing else thst eAn ba sKchanHed To-
mon
some very interesting aeenas have
occurred 'wben ffiends 81 the afmy
have brought la their due poultry a
we'll fed plg, or some Apeo,ai sampiss
of countiy produces With which tho
plattorm has been often mAdo not
only inls'e,ung, bpl often decidedly
aTtlstlc
The we'll known work oi the people
among the ohuTohioas crowds has 90
oured Zoe them mAny friends ifoia eli
ranks of iifu, leading atatehmon aud
I phiiaHthrupis eontr,butlDg thsi'
spec al wofds VI pfaise And uonmen
dAtiou tn thesa hsif denYihg toiirtt
among the d eeh sheep nruukafds
aod outcasta of every nAtafe hay,
oeen among the mguy uOphiss 81.
over tho land and no caao seems tuO
hara pr hopulesa 90 obiitt thtir ID mpa
thy and rhort "a redeem
Whatever may be- daHe i0T tho l0gal
odoers this ,ear will bs biKhiY appfg
cisted by tbcW, Aad viii eoatdbule a.
ashiat ytry truly in ths samethiut
that he Will not 'nesor fofgst bat
never reRrrt
The dat,s ct the Festival are sept
80 lu Ogt a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

nAL X0aTuN FNKta aBPr H
Nl an ioaaf alafliai se saa stti
NAHa aea go slyu gogefnmeat ieos
tHnfNs ~ aNaiGe
xAe eainsas o. aaauan tns u,rssia
taa 1tHn saafts1 fhe oenfIseidfs am
NMAh ~ eaAI4ina ran1ps ~ ne haaeh
ans c'inuaeqt esft MondaF moFaiaE
$50 Hs afof "a iahaefp a. Npa psr
a.
AilaiRat Qrnsrai seuuy of ha
Nst4o Y.lepiesF suaFd has psaoea hif
FfNInNin ~ miila % tha services of
tta f|'F and thqF efn fenialn hafa far
Neaf4 ana paifo uofk go saloons am
- NHImliifd NJ opfn Itera Viii baana
ANNttNfmsnt 80 men tg Nnfh au1
thtl4 y pitaif " asfk. usih fof ms
faNalrs and iapafsu
AZ fpgsns inspeciar of che gal
rtNion hpaf1 "a undereFtera. b. foot
lnH np w iosera iie has naishrd
lhs asfrief saai af Teaniy .hnh street.
AL 4ats thst althio ths terfnofy ~
ttai a'stliCs fhai leo haucs.a atrs
44tllNfsf. his diaEram shows tta4
N4p Ne ~ saFep hl1cka " the district
tIln9 ainna fhq p0u ~ Mtsiro ana
N4ss ~ FpftY .neCoud street Was shora
f'eef "a buiidlngs West Df Fafty se0
nna gifaei ihe settlement ID sparse.
ena ne4rig pvefythinH but q few build.
taEs iqF bach from ths ruif Waa Do
npllshet hF foaens viii continue bis
letpeniion unfii q complete survey of
~ pfppefif iqsa has been made
Mrs 1nessy. f,re president of the
MS tfoss speiety VIII leave for wash
ta8ion sunday Hirht ana explain 90
~ people exactly what 10 aesdod ln
ualyseipa Her Idea Ia that meet
inK4 Should b. held throughout ths
Nns'ea States and the needs "a uaives-
tna therouHhly sKaminsd
rhe 0aivesiun Ray bridso VAS CON,
pleied ~ ihrge ociock thia morning
and lhe ertt train On the aann Fe-
a. aTfiva since september d pulled ga
20 the union station at 6.ab o'Aook
Null pannenGer train ssrylce has beon
FeSumed by al the lines enterinE tie
rlly via Nlrsinla Point apd tbe ferry
slll nDi be in operation for several
days The ave lines witch cross tha
Hay bridge operate thirty passenger
trains daily and they have aa enor.
mpus quantity VI frelglh 90 come in
and ~ out,
The usual work of sanitation. carinE
fpr the sick and dlspoHins ~ the doed
bodias was continued today i.arEo
nmountH ~ saFbass are belns hauled
ffoin tha city and burned ana disinfvct-
aptn dintrlbulsd. The sanitary Oondi-
iion % the city continues to improve
ana Dr, Wilkinson, city health ofr'oer,
says that al danger from an outbreak
~ dlaeaka ~ now passed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22


Two disiiact tag-=4l== ~ faFlafa are
manufactured la uussia ths srauuiai
81 aad ths pressed feguia The Eranu.
lated form ls obiained ay paHalns tho
nah foes under pressure ihfVugh q nue
msahed Sieve The small egga paas ia.
tact. but thg envelopes ars fetainsd in
the siegr. 10 thess puru shit h addea
Ia she proportion ~ uWe tweatiuth W
one fouieth a 10 ultimately mixed
With ibe eHgs ~ means o. q tiud %
wooden spu0n The eaFiare is thea
roady Toe eopsumptiOu a ia packed
Ia round metallic hotsa of one and a
half 90 ave pounds aud eutelDpsd iu
parrhment fof transportation. Tue
psessed Cayiate kssps bettsf lhau tha
granulatod form
30 obialu Ia ihe frssh ga Ware IL trsat
"a " Nlth a noiutigh uf sait at - degrees
Mume until ths eHEs acquire csr-
iain degree of hArduesS. thia opsfa.
lion rpaplfua g1nsidrfahie akill and ca
psdenop IL allowed ~ stay ln the ~.
iulion too ,ong. che 'aviaro viii by too
sailJ aud " uot ions suoush ,he sgga
caunot be preserved The easiare 10
shea put iuio small sacLs, which are
preassd undof a scfow pFsss 20 dnye
out the eAeesa uf salt "a 10 packed Va
barrels containing up 20 i.OUo pounds
% left la the original SACKS Which
measure = by ~ inehes THE average
eAport of pfussed oatiare fur the three
years isD0 10 ispa has bsen mofy ,han
A.Vo1 tons. repgeseuilpg value of a.
100000 boieutihe Ameucan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

qasal ~ tae titAs Nsh Il ~
saa.e Respects itt haest % ~ sa'iaal
hIpNtM Nee - t0a masi els naHte
isa eai 1TaNnaa its utai eeqflslAi
lta mesl aiarfi8. iie masi tFlsefiIiftl
sai lIs N.aai affoEtfas ~ nfI94 efet
lafaa ~ auiiuat efaeri msa. klAs
e. lha Nsfa aske III tll|ag Ful nna
hairs ta ttss ite Nia Ia apaihsf faf
rnfpetes ~ srInsh afniif a has
tnaaga. raaslienea HnaHa tul fhe N
diaffimluats EassslIo RI taftNseieaa
tlltima ty afaed $50 ofEauiaei lacsf
lesi faf pasume % taFpad tnafaltef
laarnn Nha bauan sufi ~ |a a. plsiF
ts.vrifa ~ aniufais fhai piUsgea ~ aufh
sg1a af atretff Nfga fiIfra aa4
fenas az asl sf' ,4s oslreafHn.
80 anluiai atrepf man hatiinalif
seaks eeaith pangl aat uf au lnsaue
imuuiEa ia aceuwuiait. and n9 anImai
except man. giaata atef srgumuiafioua
that ars 40 ho p9asluis usa o. him that
ars ga mlu an1 an abomIHat'on aal
ln ahnsa arluisitlnn ha haa .umnlfiai
irfeuarahia rumes ppan nihra thsrs
aro no miiuaualfra 3D. pfufrfainnal iH
aai.sed ufsiana klepionauiaUs auuu8
ihs birds sud quadrupHds ha aHimai
eKoept man rpentia ao iarse uart nf
hia gnefgiea striving o. aupHfipritt
not SUPERIORITY iu uaefuluess hut that
Superiority uhHh lans.sis lH aimplF
seitlna ou ils beads oi eue fellows l1
ereW and u8 auimai practices ruiu.
mun. ordiuafJ morality io ihe beings ~
lbe aofid be- watch b. utes so utii
compared aiiu the auiouut he preacbss
M % man iiumaae uHtieW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

A scotch highland muistpf uas 1syy
fuui qf pamm.ullps pu tacA tvrss IA
hp leal 10 uUt uu rpailus ,As prlpepl
walls ulrlumapauI hv kNid "NeNs
all setu lat ml hlviurpn Nalhlu8 ua
lbs tup of q WHll ro,vptd ut ulukeu
bottles aud bite 0t EIass SOC hu1 Il,
illts e0 ut aua thrn uilApJ ut RNl buu
slowly uud carefully li puls lt du.u ,v
ktep yla4f of lnf ahau llls ul -Ibsa
Aud sa my urglurpu iu tuis Nali0 "
snafHs aud pitfalls W. slould ue ihe
lhe cas- ou lne nali Ne should Wals
gFlum8pfctl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22


ftr. 10 a W1e seIti0uioHt OF sew
Iampshus p,upiu lu kioNa eouuGl
Colo Awuus utleg things ,huJ bDusu1
With lbtm ,hs Sew Hampshire afer
aioa go uslus auy molF words ,u con.
,ersAliuH iuuu afe absolutely urpea.
sary. iNu ot ibrn, mtt uu iue gnll le.
gently aud ululspi iu hs tolloeiug
dialogue
'Muum al
"NUulu IUsb
"Nhatl luu sNs Ioaf hose, tor
butHf
"iurpsutlug
"Aiuulu'
"Aiptuin
a t,s duSs laif, lls weu mei asaiu.
apd tplps tbu WM hala iuek stony
Wes iplt in wishb feW Hpulsi
'Aefulu nl"
"Npuin lushW
"Nhatd 3pp aa4 ypu sa'g ioug bafss
Cos putsr
lufpegiluN
"hlies mnle.H
'Miue ipn.'
"NouiuW
"MormnW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

TIE Farm 1oafssl h she builsd
doaa. ne ths ua.l % tha hrad pspsf
sat to dt tha iaFmar cad silisaef ahs
huoa ehata What tha Farm louru.
al fof asaFly ysars lrsmeindaf ~ ~.
o0 aud all "a lf0l la09. itQi aad ieetl
sad ihs weekly Leader una gess. eill
b8tn b ssnt to rEarT aeg subaafl erl
ID our paper Aad ts ever old aabsgflb
6r Nhn paws 500 Walh ught W tl
tla rsptala's otlaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

its.ss lH IA s'tq.s
NsiIsNstt A NAa
htHisl
Hif siostaa & thaI n
Faa4 NUaafeas "a antfs.f
tinafr fs4alan ~ alus a.
sfa IaaaNafaita kul fsaa
UFnA Al imMftIafs ataIa
failon aft tts aatmaa Naf
ges NIsh a. estahiIsk .
We iaFm ~ aosagnmsnt
ia taa FhiBpplnt hlaaaa
laat s1 90 afa uaa atlah
NahiHG q stable HaFarn
maai III ths lalaaf ~ Nnhal
aaeaa1 to ave fatepeaA
fnca a. ne NlIiplnfs less
A. 90 hsFa pfouisaa ta
give iHdafFutanna a. tts
iahansI thift ta Ufutanl
tte Nillgiaas ifam uaisiia
iutafielenno Hhlla thef
w@k Qat thsir auu dastl
49, iaat a. - hass pro
taetgd tha Napubnea ef
lnatfal and suath Amffl
90 and ere ~ she Moafaa
aoetTips pledgre 90 pfs
fnAt Cahn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

nss bssn falsiY faluei tf tsma rguir
a. dog snd fsotta Aad after aii
thffea uiafr tfuih than fa0iff ln tha
drN1Itinu lfn fseam sua CaEr nIsF
laiislt tha rsiail. nui lhff ~ ~ fIo5a
satiglYluE ih me aolnafh shifh ffsIalts
ihst ilasA ~ nalflfiuaa hraI sad ui0s
alirraad D. careless ustIna auufru
pave ihs atg a. aiomach Htfuatir. p
and ns kiudfad hissliea
~ i1aItaH l.nlirn Mfdirai nafoFs
~ a u1nHirutly aauimande1 81 =
Cafr o. diseases ~ ihg stuniigh aud
uihcr lIaans ~ iiNasliun and nufritian
~ ludnF disssart ehleh pfefsni ihe
asainliatiou ID iao.l D anablts ihr body
20 b. bnili w and siftnsihoued in ne
only aaY knuen a. ualuIr b. iutsi
digtaigd snd asaimilatrd
~ tesiys ieas meaihs saasfsd asiaii
missIr afHos nn NaIN laisaiF u Nsa
AalFa ttafHfla Na Sc - iaaaus eflaHi Ha
rftts a. peiH taai ! fHdHffd hflfa 1 laia.
Asaisa iahAk ~ fsits iHsdiinf. aaa
80 fhif g. az sqyihipE Il sn Nas4 qH "a
tai 1i ~ Hrad Hafi - 4 ssfiaf4 ! eas'i kai
~ aHh sN that ! e.aid a. q NNiii1 tafn Ia
tfa 80 HeH aafr aeina faai flailifu Mel
eel fiiatufffr HuI NaaufNH wee iiftfln d
fsn tai e niilt ~ sliaoii aulthlHg ! saHi aaA
oaH An h,tief thaa hats bssa 81 Fean
Dr rlesota Pisssapt prilsla cure
ack hsadaghs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Mn iaihaps pushaud Nas wadlpg
Au advertisement which asserted ilai
'ihe mgil u aules Gas lrltsiaphtr "a
qulekeF. bui lke telephone % lgichesl
aua you dqpl base " uat iql sn ap-
awefN
Az ~ fsneeie9 lp pne pgltlgusag
lhal fealads me slrppsb ul Ars. lalk
~ aaltiAore AuleuQan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

TAHLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
NkNT "a not . panseea hnt 10 recon
mended foF blind, bleeding oT protrud
ing pilss, e"d II will cure The mfs Oh
situate eAees Price 90 eept. in bottles
Tuhes ~ cents Wheeler a hon aud
y. y. LlIIIa a 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

The Sous and Daughters of Justice
she Oniy equitable life,a ,ainsuraGce o.
der, OrRanizeTs SAated for territory
aatssdS IT Hathrie. Call On q Webb
,hertfem, Hotel Royal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

seeus cad slaud ueag lQpl4a, IA
Az distributing tracts uands dnq N
eaaby, Wa siaaoe4 AZ n pHnAs \ hasa
ana sayN palliely. Hfhauk fau ladl
Qua l',a ! aAllled maa ladi asft
ansly itaka "A lba pgs RRa lfsa|na
HAp|ap nlln mer ARgiiV'llS agpAsle n
tne afsaf awu4elagm aGeaple fefH
N1Wfals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

Ah, iANl
AsslggaaF ~ hgsbaaa pseialmpi
HfafAenF a. eUll
AAis efeRleg w bas lusg tAtkaiAs'l
fiipet mpuF AZ ulg ltis eka,upelgg
up0 buANlatlns " NJ aiafglaa 4
eneA 4 glel ~ maa Nllk ~ soNl
aQan y 49, ansl pfsglblllsls neigoli
lppps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22
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supeFiof ~ Ill other pspsft "a prnt.
m0f6 real nsws, n.ofs good elaas
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WitNlte. hauss4 uptuhHf a.
tla' hpF tho tNoge oG4aslna Na III,
sqll llskesa N Wlehlte AZ eala NJ ~
i4la ipF leuud lfln tiekeia a. aall
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fslnrn uNtahsfA tonllnnaaa ~ y. Z.
"a aaah tlfml|4n Nall .ss4 Il,
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Live Stock Inspector. (Of
ncial organ ut Okiahoma
Live Stock Association sl 90
New York Weekly Tribune 1 90
Oklahoma Weekly Leader 90
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slaishasd FsF tLs 4sFtlm't,s
J w depouAeu tps lalalf ~
\ tbe hsFst.,-@L lsfty 81 t4gry
\ -out ne pledges togsautHtatsboaa
I W. abe tsrritoFies "a ArIt4ua hew
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22
Every Act and
Feature New


The Animal Fire DepArlment
rhe kXeiting faces
rss lslktag rony
ihs Oply 1raia,d xrhfas
The Smallest rrainfd Elephenl|
rhs ieapiog Urryheunds
The Nc 6inly Famlly
lhe Ialking Maskeya
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-11
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE.

Edward Tousealin, aged 40; Edward
Tousealin. Jr.. aged 4; James Tousea-
lin, aged II, were burned to death in
a shanty at Roxbury, Mass.
George Haley, of Fisher, Mich, To-
Gated a bee tree. and got over 100
pounds of honey from it.
More than 800 lives were lost and
great damage done to vessels and
coast towns by the recent gale off New
foundland.
French cabinet viii call a meeting
of the chambers for Nov, G.
Trial by jury and the writ of habeas
corpus have been established in Cuba
The American Bridge company has
contracted for steel for great arsenal
for japan At kure.
Thieves boarded the electric cars in
Indiana avenue, Chicago, and attempt
ed % rpb the passengers
Marie Frecek, / year old, fell into a
tub of water at Chicago and was
drowned.
The British. forces have reoccupied
Sm.tafeld, Rouxville, Wepener. and
De Vets dorp. Orange River Colony.
CD to Saturday, Oct. 6, 3S2,235 bush
els OF the seasons peach crop OF Michi-
gan had been marketed at Grand Rap
IDS: also about 200 tons of grapes.
Female BARRIERS are quite numerous
in Austria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-11

morse. undsr SergeAnt Brothers, met
death. 1t appears that they We're sud.
denly surrounded by a strong force OF
Beers The Canadians Indignantly re-
fused TO surrender, and a nurderous
IRE was exchanged at short range
until every man in the party was rid
died with bullets, but not before each
Canadian had accounted for three
Beers
Cape Town, Oct. 11.--Cecil Rhodes
received an ovation yesterday when he
assumed the presidency of the congress
of the South African League. During
the course of his address he attributed
the South African war TO the mug
wumps," and said that but for them
Kruger would never have dared to
send an ultimatum to Great Britain.
Generally speaking Rhodes was con-
ciliatory in his remarks. He declared
that now that "krugerism has van
ished' Great Britain would establish
liberal government, (which will do ev-
erything possible to unite the interests
of South Africa with those of the EN-
pire."
He then said: "Now that the battle
is over the dispute on the origin of the
war ought to cease. The race question
must be subordinated. The league
should support three points-the SUI
premacy of the flag, equal rights, and
to show the Dutch that there is no feel
ing against them. Having won what it
is entitled to the league ought to dem
onstrate that the interests of the races
are the same. Then there will be great
hope for the. country"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-11
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF
Annie Z. Springer, of Philadelphia,
when DR.. Kings New Discovery cured
her of a hacking cough that for many
years had made life burden. She
says: AFTER all other remedies had
failed, it soon removed the pain in
my chest and l can now sleep sound
ly, something can scarcely remem-
Der doing before. / feel like sounding
it's praises throughout the universe. "
DIR. Kings New Discovery is guaran.
teed to cure all troubles of the throat,
chest or lungs. Price 80 cents and
81. Trial bottles free at Hartz &
Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-11
FIaET oYsR auoTArIoKs.
Chicago Judge Issues an Injunction in the
Noted Chicago Case.

Cn1caSe Judge Issues an Injunction In the
Noted Chicago Case.
Chicago, Oct. IA temporary in.
Junction was issued by Judge Kohlsaat
in the United States circuit court yes.
terday prohibiting OSCAR VI. Stone and
others from obtaining, selling or dis
tributing the quotations of the Chica go
Board of Trade. The complainant was
the Cleveland Telegraph company,
which has the right under its contract
with the board TO disseminate the quo
taCionS.
Judge KOhlsaat said: First, that there
there exists in the board OF trade a
right of property in the quotations un.
til they are made over TO the public;
second, that there is no such dedica-
ton to public use as will serve to de-
feat or terminate the propertyB right
third, that it was within the power OF
the board TO convey to the complain
ant the property right, and that the
complainant acquired good title by its
contract.
Granting that the right TO the quota
lions is property right. the court said
it cannot be denied that the complain
ant was greatly damaged by the broad
cast scattering of the quotations by
puruoiners, who be reason of having
to pay nothing for them could obvious
ly render the compliments right of
property valueleSS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-11
ANXIOUS TO FREE BOYD.
Woman in the Guise of n Man Calls o
Him md Is Detected.

Him and Is Detected.
Pittsburg, Oct. IA plot for the re-
lease of the notorious forger ]. c.
Boyd from the western penitentiary
was apparently nipped in the bud yes
terday. The story, as related by War
den Wright. is on the sensational or
der. During the day he says what
was supposed to be male visitor made
an urgent plea for conference with
Boyd. This was granted in the Gus
tomary presence of one of the keepers.
Their talked lasted ten minutes. and
just as the visitor was about to depart
Boyd tried to pass him note. Keeper
Sullivan detected the act, grabbed the
paper and reported the occurrence.
The warden investigated the matter
and was surprised to find that the Wis
itor, instead of being man, was a wO-
man in Il most deceptive disguise. The
contents of the captured note the
warden refused to divulge, but admits
that the information it contained re-
vealed one of the most daring and in
genius for escape he has ever heard of.
Boyd was the intended beneficiary OF
the recent tunnel operations.