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tits reported that the Small
Pox5at Winona is nothing but "pan
cake rash" The board # health
ought to determine how many pam.
cakes can be eaten by q person
without producing smallpox
symptoms. ...=. ..: .s*=ss.. ==...
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The following report Of the Board I
Audit was read: =s 81 IS 55..
~ Report o. couaty 1oard Of Audit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20
AN INTERESTING LETTER.

Everybody enjoys good letter. ana
when q is entertaining. instructive and
breezy e puts the rec pient in an agree
able frame OF mind Scores OF Rtters
milar to the subjoined are received by
Warmers Safe Cure Co.. OF Rochester. N Y
ana they respectfully request YOU to read
this. Our word for IL, you viii not re-
gret f.:
In 1881 I was told by two OF the best
physicians in Boston. Dr w and Dr
B.. that I could not expect to I've a
year; that had Brlghts Disease. AT that
time heard Of a man who was supposed
TO have been al deaths door and was stop
ping. or dying at the Commonwealth
Hotel, NOW the LanRham) ait the south
end Of oston His wife was readins TO him
came across a Warner advertisement and
got a bottle OF the Safe Cure. Her hus-
band commenced TO take the medic ne
saying nothing 20 his doctor until after
two or three weeks. His water commence
ed TO show signs Of Improvement and the
man was able TO get mp and wax about
When he found that he was raelly get
ting better. he told the doctor what he
had done and dismissed hm. continu ng
the medic'ne ard in three months this dy-
ing man was aocu ut his usual duties, those
OF an expressman and was finally cured
on the strength OF this cure ] got a bot
tie and dropped an other medic nes. My
doctors sent me 90 Kansas as a good
place TO go. out Of this jurisdiction ami
to die. They gave my wife medicine to
carry enough 20 last me until 7 should
die, and which i LETT az home I carr ed
ono dozen bottles OF Warmers Safe Cure
and went 10 a small place near Junction
City where had a cousin who is ply
siclan. ] had him examine my water ev-
cry day and after a week he found i'm
provement, and honestly Acknowledged
that I was on the road to recovery And
] did re- 'r although { took n long time
because ] was badly off and took over
one hundred bottles IN the course Of n
year and a hair or two years These
facts can be proved by anyone who knew
me then. and 7 will Willingly write to
any one who may desire to know from
me directly and give them a history OF my
case, Very truly yours.
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fall, share and share alike, on all its cit
liens everywhere, and all it's burdens.
great and small are laid equally on the
people.
THE wisest cause in It. perhaps. Is that
one which declares that all taxes shall
be uniform throughout the United States
When they are unequal the compia 'nts
will be loud and long and will eventually
rend rs. and destroy the government
DAI4ZELL ON ACQUISITION.
Mr. Dalzell OF Pennsylvania, followed
in a close legal and constitutional argu-
ment. in support OF the contention OF the
majority that the constitution did not ex-
end over our new possessions
by the treaty with SPAIN" said Mr..
Dalzell. I'VE acquired the islands con-
stituting the Ph hhpplnes and Porto Rico.
Attempting now for the first time to leg
islate for one Of these new possessions
we are told we must be governed by one
fixed unvarylng system. and that the sys-
tenn which applies TO the United States
itself"
II was an amazing proposition. involv-
ing three prominent features. free trade.
citizenship and navigation laws. 1t would
be better 10 let the islands go.
Taking up the contention that upon the
acquisition OF new territory the constitu-
tIon IS extended thereto. Mr. Daizell cited
the case OF the American Insurance COM
pany vs. Gamer. in which whlpple and
Webster argument I'm the case OF Flor da.
Mr.. Dalzel expressed his opposition TO
free trade with Porto Rico at this timo.
We mus, be generous TO Porto Rico, but
just 10 ourselves. II we must have free
trade with Porto Rico, we must with the
Philippines. The result might be the
planting OF immense areas Of sugar ami
tobacco The low wages paid would be a
menace TO labor IN this country
"1'he guarantees OF berty' he conclud-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

''Now is General Buffers great chance.
Now Is the time TO throw himself with
all his might into the task before him and
to hit hard without counting losses too.
the Beers and relieve IAdysmith this
week. Failing that, me will, at any rate
prevent them from senling reinforce
merits to the Free State.
From this comparative ease Of the OPP
crations 50 far, however. it lOVks a.
though the Natal Beers had sert REIN
forcements TO General C'ronje who may be
delaying a fight by retreating until those
reinforcernents shall have had time &C.
reach him.
In conclusion, Mr.. Wilkinson re!terates
his statement that victories are more
Important than positions. adding:
''No doubt Lord Roberts has done the
best that was possible but the essential
thing sull IL 10 destroy the BOer army.
BRILLIANT STRATEGY.
LONDON, FEB. 2O-The Standards
correspondent al Modder river, under
date Of Sunday writes as follows:
The magnhceut successes OF the g
OF campaign Of Lord Roberts must be as
scHbed in great part, after FUN cred Z
has been given for careful and brilliant
strategy to the extreme mobility of the
newly organized forces employed; but m =
mobility i.ls 10 be paid for. II involves
a great expenditure Ia horses Those Of
the Beers FOR instance, are nearly finish
ed
" we are 10 retain our advantage there
must be an unstinted drawing upon every
possible source Of supply throughout ne
empire Otherwise we shah be without
enough horses OF the suitable kind to
furnish the necessary remounts.
The infantry under Lord Roberts have
done some marvellous marching mostly
at night. The pucT ana endurance have
gone very far towards lnsurIng the Hafe-
ty and success Of the cavalry operations.
BOERs CAPTURE PROVISIONS.
LONDON. FEB. pa dispatch 90 The
Daily Mail from Lorenzo Marques, aa
Monday says.
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ed, $40 not exist alone In the constitu-
ten OF the United States. They do not
depend upon the great Instrument fo-
their strength and perpetuity They are
the indestructible heritage OF humanity"
The house, then at O'Clock took a rel.
cess until o'clock the evening session
TO be devoted 70 private pension leglsla-
tiOn.
NO QUORUM AT NIGHT
Nothing was nccompi shed at the night
session OF the house. which was To have
been devoted 20 pension legislation Mr.
Talbert, OF South aCroHnc made the
point Of no quorum and blocked proceed
ings The house remained IN session until
10 o'clock In the hope OF getting a quorum
and then adjourned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

According 10 adyiccs from Pretoria. tlss
Beers are expecting "A big battle o.
Tugela. They claim that soveU,y of the
whtshires were killed az COlesaIuR anE
that thirty wagons with forage auS pro
visions We're captured, ba no ,tInanuni-
Aon.
They thus described the ns'htine at Kim
berley:
TIE British came through Blaunbank.
attacked in two columns whne he
Beers were busly engaged with I.era
Roberts General French win 2On0 crVai-
~ and six guns succeedod IN breakue
through the Bocr lines The BOerg ala mr.
seriously oppose Gencri FroIbch'e nd.
vance but confined their efforts 10 pro-
venting tht provisions gctfEng throUga
In this they uccecdcd, capturing
heat ~ cattle 100 wagons OF provis'oIa
and 100 men.
BRITISH OCCUPY HILLS
LONDON. FEB 20.-The clheveley cor
respondent OF ,hs Daily News. telegraph
Ing yesterday says:
We now occupy all the hiIls a. mo rirlEf
OF Colenso, on this side Of ~ Tugeia. En-
cuding Hiangwane. which tho BOcrs
evacuated last night (sunday)
This capture or Hlangw0ne HIN r. of
great stragctlca importance as the hnf
commands the flank OF the Boer defens =
NJ Colenso. A successful advance am tho
recapure Of the railway nhy bc expect
ed
BULLER CAPTURES NIL
LONDON. FEB A-The Daily Man
has the following dsparcb dated Mon
Cay. from PietermaritzburR
u IS reported that Sir Bnller has cip-
tured Hgngwane hill. Large numbers sIf
Free Staters have left 20 meet Lord RolDp
ert force II Is believed rhat numllrr
OF Boers' biz guns have becn taken hocx
across the border.
CRONJEs SURROUNDED
LONDON FEB. 2O.-2:50 q. m.--The war
onleo at m.dnight announced that nOihugs
further for publication from Sauftb ar
rica
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Gen. CrOnje SurrOurd ded.

LONDON, FEB 2o--3:+5 a. MA MEM
Der OF the cabinet told ~ W Lucy to-
niBNt that the war office had received
telegram tonight announcing that General
Cronjc was pelessly surrounded
Mr. Wyn4Iam was beset by anxious
members OF the house. tut woulI only
reply that the governments news was ex-
,remely satisfactory The sole explana-
tion Of the government Withholding good
news is that confirmation ana more de-
tails are awaited
The sluatoin as disclosed by correspon-
dent over the Free state border IS tantal-
iz.uR to public expectation. The elcmen-
tary facts are that the Beers are trek
king eastward toward Bloemfoutein. with
slow moving taggage trains and that they
are pursued by Lord Kitchener. with
General Kelly-Kennys' division. General
Macdonald with the Tghlanders. made
forced march to Koo 3oosraad ford and
ON Sunday pushed twenty miles eastward
General French left Kimberley Saturday.
going east aling the Modder river. Lord
Kitchener is tryln Gtc out m rch and to
outdauk the .Boeis. thus checking their
retreat II possible. and driving them
back into the hands of Macdonald and
French
The war office message communicated
to Mr. Lacy seems 20 IN licate that Lord
Kitchener has either got ahead Of the
Beers or f. about 10 realize his plan. and
the war office waits to announce a deci-
slve result.
Meanwhile Commandant Delarey. with
the Beers from Colesburg. Is hanging on
TO the right flank of the British pursuing
columns, seeking TO delay their movement
and 80 to assist the Boer wagon trains to
escape.
Student Of topography think the Beers
win hardly risk a fight until they get into
the rough country.
A Daily Mail correspondent, who was
with the British convoy attacked by thc
Beers at Riet river ford, writes
Ultimately the British abandoned the
convoy. in order not to check the advance.
Thus 200 wagons ami SIX hundred tons OF
stores fen into the hands OF the Beers,
though O. Is doubtful n they will be abe
TO CARRY them away
General Butler has achieved "a real sue
cess seemingly ia capturing the range OF
hills south OF Tugeia. II makes more
feasible another attempt to relieve Lady
smith
The queen has sent direct message TO
Lord Roberts congratulating him and his
troops General French and Colonel Ke-
kewdch has been ecquainted with their
promotions
Dr. Leyds az Brussels. says the Free
State Troops who were beseiging Lady
smith have Withdrawn in order 10 defend
their homes. In this way he accounts for
General Buffers success against the
weakened forces lie VIII foregoe his
projected "trip 10 Rome. he says, because
OF decisive events now taking place in
the theatre OF war"
lord Roberts generalsl.p was conduct
ed with much secrecy, says a telegram
from Modder river that even the senior
officers who took the sixth division
through the parliamentarie OF the opera
tion dtd not know what they would hn-
AIRY have 10 do.
| ITAGPORTANCE OF BTTLDER's OPERA
TIONS.
LONDON. FEE. 9o.-Spencer Wilkinson
reviewing the military situation in the
Morning Post. dwels upon tho Importance
OF me operations OF Sir Redvers Butler
| and says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

From Mrs. n. g. Parker, Iandesvilio, Ala
I suffered from female tfuublea Tor nearly 70
years before commenced ~ tako Wine Of iardui.
10 has greatly helped me.
frUm Miss ldrsie Newell, Fort NH. &C.
feol like new person since I began ueing
Wine a Cardul.
Prom Mrs. A. Ooan. Natchtoohcs, La.i
Wine ~ Cardui gave me great relief whom
suffering IRON displacement ~ the womb.
Prom Mrs. Amanda E Tuitt. iOE Granview
Road, Muscatinu, iuwai
suffered death nearly every month win my
mtueifuatiun ana would sometimes nearly 20
INTO apnamh. Doctor said had nbsoess ~ tho
gyay. Have taken four lottieh VI Wine %
CaFaui and am well
From Lucreta Luooo FriaFs Point, Coahoma
Co., Mise.
wrote you last spring f0T advice Tor lady
who had been married eight years ana the doe
tors kald could never have = chiid. Since taxing
Wine Of Cardui she has hpe healthy gin,
From Ella IApscomh, Winchester Tenn.
have teen gick about four no ths y "a pain
In ny head. and other trouble, 4 fae hirthday
Almanac ard decided % tfy Wine OF Cafdui. 10
mysurpriso IL did great good from tho ttart.
our Own Home.
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Prom Mrs. August Gosse. oelwein,
Iowa:
/ have been great sufferer for
three years from painful menstrual
arrangements, but after taking enc
bottle ~ Wine Of tardui I feel / am
cured sound and we'll
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From Mrs. W. white, y Aberoon
st., cornerst. julien, Savannah, Ga.
The doctors told my sister her womb
trouble had gone on 10 long she could
never have baby, but since taking
Wine ~ Cardui she has two nne
children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

From Fnnlco
E.ker, Ganuey.
Sc
4 had dispiace-
meut oftbe womb
nnd whites, aud
when ICummrnC
ed taking Wine of
Cardui was in o.
piflful condition
Am now using my
second bottle ana
myhealthlsbrtter
in ever respect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

From Mrs. NJ. w.
Randolph ,COncor-
dia, Kan
Two Of the best
doctors in 6rand
island Ecb gave
me mp 90 die, but
got Wine Car
das and 70 helps q
ne frQm the first
dose. I avn now
iu better health
than for many
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20

From Geo. T. Nelson. Fditor MID
land Editor harrington, heDi
Ny wife was benentied BY Wine of
CaFdu tOHuoh an extent that wo now
have a httle cherub in our home.
From Mrs. "a. A. Faulkner, Halifax,
Va
have been using Wine Of tardul
ana think "a the greatest medicine on
earth Tor painful menntruaii0n,
,ua Wak. "a a. a.. r,..t... z
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From Mrs. n. Davis. Clinton Mo-
we nave gwen Wine Of Cardui a
fair test with our daughter ana ID has
done her more good than anything ne
ever tried.
From Vim. H. LogWood. Benton
Creek Va
Ny wife tried Wine Of Cardui when
she was hardly able ~ walk across the
hoor. She has used one bottle aud b
able 70 90 all Dor own WOrk.
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10 al
specially and he convince navng dealings with nm that las
Used a
Bdckd of
N Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-20
FREE VNTlL March Isl
Dr. Sugs office visited during the past week by great NUMBERS
who are avalng themselves of his Iberel offer
This opportunity will end March 1.

on untn Thursday March ist r,ma,us
for tna S,k and suffering peomo 81
Guthrie and surrounding counary ar
cted with Chronic Diseases. to avail
themselves OF Or sturEis LIBERAL oder
for free services, consultation, examiua-
ton and advice with the mcdicipo for "a
cure Furnished by HIM AZ tho aetuul
wholesale cost After March ist tho usuas
charges will be- made.
Much comment has bccn excited BY the
bcral oner which this distinguished
specialist has made for the past week 40
treat patients free. charging them mpiy
the wholesale price for the actual medi-
cine used FOR cure. lie does THIS for -
two-fold purpose First he has come tr
Guthrie to permanently locate tor the
practice OF his spec atty. and he Wishes
60 become rapidly acuua ntod with the
sick and afflicted OF this city and wrr-
rounding country. and secondly 90 prUyHt
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All Women Praise Wine of Cardui.

From Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson, Kalamazoo. Mich;
suherai FROM what was supposed 10 be tumor
Of the womb, but have taken nvo bottles Of
Wine of Cardu, ana am almost cured.
From r. g. Jeier, NJ. d., Jenkinsyiiie, SC:
| can speak Of the merits of Wine Of Cnrdui ana
III black.prauRht az have seen some Hplendid re-
suits from them.
From A N Edwards, Cooper, Delta CO., Texas:
Ny wife miscaried with her first child and went
steadily down hill. / got Wine Of Cardui and
before Abe had taken The nfst bottle she could
plck 30 lbs. OF cotton q day
Prom Mrs. l.. J. TOwleF Ontario. Ya.i
am feeling better from taking Wine of Cardul
than have felt Ia eight weeks.
VI Prom Mrs. Mary Booker, Morris Chapel, Tenn
had Neuralgia Of the Womb and would ret
cold and sun from the knees down and uonid
have % 20 % bed. Wine Of Cardui benefited
me quickly and An now perfectly well.
From w. D. nastnE, Elk.nout, Alas
one botlle ~ wine Of Cardui cured my wife
SOUND ana well, advise every woman 70 get Il
ana keep u in the house.
From Mrs. g. L. Eioholron, Elliott, Ara.
When was Riri of i0 my menstrual sickness
became suppressed Hnd had falenon 81 a mere
shadow, Wine OF Cardu put me Az right.
You Can Get WI
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IT. F. HOsMER

Newbury N IT,. sunapee Lake.
Med cal advice free. Address warmers
Safe Cure Co. Rochester. n Y Micro
seopical examination on application.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-06-22
Anderson VS.. Union.

Anderson came, saw and conquered
mon. The first two gaines played
thursuay and Friday, Anderson literally
cleared up the earth With Union, in fact
Tie game Was so one sided us to ba uu-
interesting. Thursdays game resulted
III IL 10 = Ill 1dVor OF Anderson. Union cot
her Two runs i'll the second inning and
| sne dlGd and nest of goose eggs follow
eu, While Anderson won all along through
the game scoring from one to luus
during hve innings, failing 10 score in
innings. Fridays game gave Union
little Oetter average she got i'll four
runs While Anderson piled up Ii. Every
one began to get diSgusted at this kind
of thing and the boys saw that they had
10 do something to restore confidence 50
tlley went 10 the diamond Saturday with
determination depicted OH every facc, as
II they had resolved to win or die in the
attempt, and then we saw suue ball
pay Ing. Ii was tie finest game by long
CduS that las been played on the new
ulalnond anu 1t was full of interest from
start To finish. The rooter's Splits
aroSe us Tile Union team scored ) III the
iireI inning, then followed shut outs Oh
poIh slueS, and no on, crossed the honu
piate until the 9th inning Anderson
scored ny tight squetZ Z5, she was again
lelireu With cnclc III the 7th while
Chioh scored ono, Anderson scored one
Ill The Sth and the game was called ol
account OF darkness. Score to = in
FAVOR ot Union. There were some fine
pays made on both sides, and some good
Itthning Catches Anderson has 4 Icym
oi iice gcntlemanly boys, and we hope
tley enjoyed their Stay with us. Jack
burnett, was with Anderson, and he is
a iuiu. On, why didn'C we get, burnett,
Shaw, McMakin and Crockett?