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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31

was occupied by u painting line Of soldiers
In doubis rams win liked bayonets.
Thomas Heffner, owner OF the opera
house, demanded that the members OF
the Legislature should be admitted. He
was Ignored by Lieutenant Colonel
Gray.
Speaker Trimble said: Gentlemen: We
are denied admission 10 the opera house;
we will now adjourn TO the court house"
Before they had gone 100 feet, around
the corner swung company OF soldiers
directly In their path. The Legislators
were permitted 10 look at the outside OF
the court house, while the soldiers beld
the path. General Collier had arrived.
Speaker Trimbls, advancing from the
crowd, said: "Don't shoot, general"
IL sm nos going 10 create any trouble;
] won't shoot unless | have TO-" was the
reply.
We wish 10 be admitted to the court
house, said Mr.. TrlmOle.
Both men were smiling. 1T cannot be
done, gentlemen" calmly replied the
general. Speaker Trlmble announced: I:
"fhe legislature will now adjourn so0-
ject 10 my cali"
The mlli.ary authorities have decided
that II another attempt at a meeting a.
made TO arrest all concerned IN tae
gathering.
Republican members Of the Legislature
will leave for London, pursuant 10 6oy-
ern0r rayior's Instructions Tor the legii
iature 10 meet there next Tuesday.
REPUBLICAN, STRONGHOLD.
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 3l.--rhe selec.
tion OF London as the meeting place OF
tue legislature Is significant In the fact
that IL Is right in the heart OF the
country from which hail the moun-
taineers who have from time 10 time
come down TO Frankfort. The county Is
oae OF the strongest republican counties
In the state. The democrats say thsir
lives will not be safe u day II they 20 no
into that country. None OF them viii
20. The republican members began
drawing their per diem at once and ali
OF them will leave for London on the
evening trains.
NO FEDERAL INTERFERENCE.
Washington, Jan. 81. Secretary Root
Ia authority for the statement that there
IL nothing In the situation In Kentucky
calling for federal interference.
WARRANTS FOR LEGISLATORS.
ohhs uto-otht
special from Frankfort. Ky says that
Governor Taylor IL having warrants pre-
pared for every mem0e OF the Legislature
who allied himself with the Goebelites.
charging them with conspiracy.
TRYING TO ARREST TRlMBLE.
| Frankfort, Jan. SILT Is reported thai
Governor Taylor has issued reward for
the arrest OF Seth Trimble, democratic
speaker OF the house OF representatives,
charging him with conspiracy TO over
throw the government. Trimble Is not
yet found. For the democrats the fol-
lowing statement Is issued: The
procismation Of Taylor is unwarranted
In fact and In law. There ID
no insurrection, unless the presence OF
the militia and what they are doing con-
stitules insurrection, But II insurrec
tion did exist, the governor has no power
70 adjourn the general assembly on that
account or any 0'her. except where two
houses fail to agree on adjournment.
| G0EBEL Is DYING,
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 3l.--It is not ex-
pected that Goebei Will survive the after
L I4H
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
IVES, THE FLORIST.
Palms. Ferns and Out Flowers.

Frank Harris, fer the past several
years connected with the secret service
department OF the Santa Fe railway. re-
signed his position and is now In Chi
cago. II is understood that he has &C.
oepted similar position on the Chicago
II Northwestern railway, and will here
after be stationed at Chicago.
After transacting some legal business
In Santa Fe. Judge c. N. Stsrry and his
stenographer, W. Y. Taliaferro, returned
to the city last night. They will prob.
ably 90 west on the We. Nevin special
tomorrow morning.
Attend the house furnishing and linen
sale at the Economist this week.
Wanted-Girl for general homework
Call at 6l7 west Copper avenue.
Linoleum, window shades and draper
les at r. Y. Hellweg s. Co.'S.
Hello. Centrsll Give me the Csrrillos
coal yard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
LIEUT.. SCAbNCK SHOT.
The PilipinoS Resist Attack and
Americans Suffer Loss.
Forty-Seven Deaths From Plague at
Honolulu.
Defense In Clark Investigation WIN Begin
TO Give testimony.
Ix-mIsIsIER PHELPS III.

Manila, Jan. 3l.-on Monday, Lieut..
Scnenck. with scouting party Of men
OF the Twenty infantry, ran into a
large forcs OF insurgs u 10 mountain
defle. Schenck fell at the first volley,
shot In the head. sergeant Singleton
aud three priyates we're killed aud i've
men wounded. ThA Americans then re-
treated. Afterwa d., a stronger force
WAS sent to the scene Of the hght and the
insurgents departed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
Insane Railroad omo,.i.

Hutchinson, Kss., Jan. 30.-w. A. Hsr-
vey, general freight and passenger agent
OF the Arizona II Southwestern railroad,
with headquarters ut Bisbee. Arizona, IL
In pitisbls condition. He was on his
way 10 Chicago. aud got of Santa Ne
train here. leaving his grip and overcoat
on the train. At first II was thought that
he was getting over the effects OF an
overdose OF cocaine, but his condition be.
came worse and he was locked up II In
evident now that he Is mentally unbsl-
anced. His parents. who live In Wiscon-
sin, have been notified.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
"a HOT TIME. !"
A war oorrsspondn,'s Story of battle OF
spionkop.

A War Oorrsspondnt's Story of Battle of
spionkop.
London, Jan. 3l.-A special dispatch
from frere Camp, dated Friday, January
~, $40 p. m, says;
IL have lust ridden In here, having left
General Bull-r's forces In the new pos
sessions south Of the Tugsls 10 which
they retired 10 consequence OF the re-
verse at Spionkop.
"Ths lighting. both before and after
the occupation OF the mountain was OF
desperate character. Spionkop Is q pre-.
cipitous mountain, overtopping the
whole line Of kopjes along the upper
Tugela. On the eastern side the noun
tain faces Mount Alice and Potsieter's
drift, standing at right angles 10 the
Boer central position and Lyttleton's nd
ysnced position. The southern point
descends In abrupt steps to the lower
line OF kopjes. 0n the western side, op-
posile the right outposts Of wsrrens
force. IL Is inacoessibly steep until the
point where the Dek Joins the kop TO the
main range. Then there Is gentle
slope which allows easy access TO the
summit.
THE mex was strongly held by the
Beers. who also occupied heavy spur,
parallel with the kopje, where the enemy
WAS concealed In no fewer than thirty
five rife pits. and was thus enabled to
bring TO bear upon the men q damaging
cross fire, the only possible point for q
British attack being the southern side
with virtually sheer precipices on the
left and right.
In q narrow foot path, admitting men
In single file only TO the summit, opens
into perfectly fat table land, probably
OF 800 square yards area, upon which the
Beers had hastily commenced to make q
transverse trench. Our men were able
TO occupy the further end OF this table
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31

the immediate embarkstion OF the
Fourth cavalry brigade for the Cape.
BoER LOSSES.
Pretoria, Monday, Jan, 29.-It is Of
lcislly announced that the Boer casual
ties at Spionkop we're afty.three men
killed and 100 wounded. Webster Davis,
assistant secretary at Washington, ac-
companied by United States Consul Hol-
lis and the state attorney started TO day
for the Boer head lssger, at Lsdysmith,
In the presidents saloon carriage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
Destructive Fire,

Wichita. Kas., Jan. 3l.-Fire destroyed
the business portion OF Winfield, q town
Of six thousand iIhsbitsnts, forty miles
south Of here, last night, and threatened
the city building and county jail. The
Hackney block, a three story building
erected at cost OF $l25.000, and Its en-
tire contents were burned. One hundred
people we're made homeless. The Ar.
llngtOn hotel was destroyed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
CLARA case

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Under agree
ment between the counsel OF the two
sides OF the Clark case the senate com
mtttee on elections to-day adjourned un-
Ill Friday next, w1sn the defense will
begin Its presentation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31

New York, Jan. Slowing TO stress OF
weather. heavy gales and rough seas
nearly every liner due at this port dur
ing the past few days has been or is re-
ported from twenty-four hours TO five
days late,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
Plague At Honolulu.

San Francisco. Jan 30.-Tbe steamer
Australia, seven days from Honolulu, ar
rived here to-day, AID reports that up to
the time OF her departure forty one
deaths from the plague had occurred and
there was total OF titty-two cases.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
Special Thursd ny Dinner

At Genter's dining parlors, ga W.
Gold avenue tomorrow q special dinner
will be served. All the good things In
the market will be on tho bill OF fare.
and II will be q treat for those who de-
sire to crafty the appetite. Price only
25 cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
IN. Minister Ph,lps m,

New Haven, Cohn Jan. 3l.-The con
dition OF X. J. Phelps, ex-minister TO
England, Is alarming. While his lungs
sre clearing the patti ut IL becoming very
Wenk
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
Special Notice.
Tho ladiaa hand

Free. to the ladies. handsome present
given away every afternoon at 2 p. m.
evenings at Z .. m, at Muensterman's
shoe store. During the auction sale,
shoes will be sold at your own price.
Grandest opportunity ever offered In this
town TO buy something everyone needs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
TO-mORRow's SPECIAL.

Fresh gulf redsnapper. pound. ....... 10
Fresh minee meat. pounds. -. .... 90
Fresh dressed chickens, pound ....... IL
Fresh ranch eggs, dozen ............. 20
California creamery butter, 2 pounds 40
SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31

Fresh home made mince meat. three
pounds for 20 cents. BAN JosR MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
The Horse Thieves.

Sheriff Hubbell aud his deputies have
been out after the thieves who stole the
horse and saddle from VIM Fsrr's ranch
Monday night, but have not been success.
full In running them down. A posse IL
still In pursuit. One important capture
was made In arrestlng Scotty Schooley,
who stole valuable mare at Bland late
ly. The mare was recovered and Is now
In the sheTih's hands. While hunting
for the horse thieves the sheriff aud Dep
uty Newcomer caught Mr. Schooley with
bunch OF 1853 sheep that he had pur-
loined from Francisco G. de Baca, OF Ber-
nalillo. The chances are that Schooley
was one OF the gang who operated at
farr's. No effort will be spared to cap
tnre them all.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31

VIM. Farr. proprietor Of the Fsrr's
meat market, returned last night from a
stock purchasing trip TO Colorado. He
purchased several car loads Of fat mar
keting beeves for his local market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-31
GoEBEL Is DYIN,

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 3i.-It is not ex-
pected that Goebel will survive the after.'
MAN saHsstisf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19
Leader printing Co.
Guthrie Okla.
% rovis .ASrRAso,soo SAnwAs CO.

Iops q sAh FRAsOssOO HAmwAs 90
Fake the Popular Route the Frisco Lane via Okahoma
CITY OF Wichita. 10
ST LOUIS aud all points east
KANSAS CITY aud all poiuts north aud weat
Eureka Sprngs has word vide repwauou wonderful
health apd pleasure resort the curative properties OF whOse
wstes equal the Ameneau cuauen and grand
pt tue scenery surpasses that oi Colorado.
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City al 80
Wichita at 20 p, arrives la So Louis Tue following morpn6
80 making close connection with all tor the
Passenger tran leaving 81 Louis 81 daily arrives p Ok
th0ma City the ioowug evening al o'clock and Wichita IA
$3.50 making Cpag connections Wichita aud Oklahoma
Cy with che santa re oar service unsurpassed We carry
atrst Improved heat aud chair aao Pullman
seelers bet ween So Louis Oklahoma Cy and Wichita
When purchasing ucket4 hat they read Via che
Frisco lne kut further particulars Gall or address
b IL DUNN Dis'. Pass Agt. Wichita Kas.
BRYAN SNYDER Hen Pass Agt So Louis, Mo
u F fOAkUM General Manager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

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Hta Haa Htst ~
tafa M aaa "a Ias ~ 90
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Et.r ntittasI. ..ea.l ia lta same
$500 ah iamHt faat aas tatat
s ala asas taH slItss .uaa
Ua altei lsi, asaI .s.asl ai ,as ta
9teet
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po yaa bsss tbs, t,ssa iseiiasg uo
ysa 9psl slass.sh blll,tt sna oat oi
Hnfb FencfaiiYf go yun have siuk
hsadsptef ~ you nasu alu4g'ea CROP
uQaA blotghes. aieau t0fut os other
rusplts ~ uauHtipati1nf 70 be healthy
tbo sewer ~ the body, the boeela.
mnat of trpt ia 90 active, hsA thy
copdit'un, sud nptbiag dufA Va A. sell
~ hei'rBp laxative lablrts. lbry
p'Sug clear fpay ouh,plsAtun sad .
elsaf hssi a tsb'st % teotaksu AZ
aight mahsa You iosl nns in ths aiCra
ing lhu iha packages coutAin 80
'Ablets spd che sAe paehfgps ou tab.
leis lhnepiHtu coated W } hsilsg
j. sfittsu un each psehags Lsteside
Asdlsins upWpAuy, pbiaASa, pgopfie
tor pamp'e ffss hsaau,Ler tLey
case ennsllpAti0r oold by q X.
hsnii0, uuShFlf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

cpyls Laaastupl ssRtsmbsf 20 tg,
1900 Eos ,hs above osoasloa we wili
ssil tlebets ~ uoyie gt rAts Vt fese sad
oue ihitd i0r the round tflp oa crrt
hgate piau, tiebe's pa. chased o.
t@epn hep.embeg "a Hud IA wlil be
henofrd tur rgtaln a. one third fErg
gp 81 atptembts tn. Certificates a.
bs slguea ~ iemaa 4 fage A D
Cofkllh Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

The pfus fossise aAtiaus uf thu world
afr lhu great food cuasuAiuE aatluas
,iu9d food we'll digss,ed glses strsngth
~ you eAnuut digest all thu food You
cat. 5pa used hud pYspepslA Care
IA digaata what FOu est Nuu nuud
not Diet youFsslf 10 will rvun digeat
aii elassea vi food iA bottle 10
ulhea propuratluu will du thia AZ iu.
Hsantiy relieves aad quighly Cufoa all
alu-naaL lluuhlaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

aatntHsf auaftat Rates ~ taisfaaar
aummaF tour.tt ugketa 40 usuvsf.
Colorado rpusFs aud Pueblo wiil be-
placsa 90 sale lupe lst. aud sold daily
up 90 aud ineludlug arptombsr lash.
1900. elta haAl retafu iimit of october
tiat 1900 stop utsrs atl BE- allowed
Yn Eaiug { up After reaching tha Aut
tulufai1 p4mMuu paiul The feturu
trip must bs an Absolutely eonti0uoua
passage. uoumuuDiuH uu the date "a
Artuuau ~ 1ha ipia agent
a DuHhibt AgUut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

higgle he,rg heDh Na q af Ilt
tiggle Hooks D. ail about berries e
whole eneYelopsdiA ~ tegrX llrG ball.
"a 1uwa gitsr the mapIer of fsra.
jouspal Iulls 40 vt varieties. about
planting ggDNinH, mulehing fultivst
leg pichipg apd Mafkeupg Ia give
practical poiutsrs from ths psus oi
aauraa ~ leAdiug berry grOWeTa itom
-ll p9fts ~ tbe eounUy whu have lou.
trlbuted " its eolums, IL hsk 90 ofsd
fepresestatsons Vt baTsY true % si4s
sud eolur thiuty .thfee portraits oi
pgeetleal prrFYmen, apd thlfty- ave
a, aer lllustgatlpns. baudsOmelg bound
Va elcth Tue pFlea is 80 esuts. ifrt
~ nsili Addffpa tna latliAbpfs, VII
ass AtkiuAol O.. W ,dalpl 10
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Nswkifk q. 4 asptsmbsS gt.sg.
1900 fuf abe sbayv occasion Ne viii
ssii slekslb - Nrsklfk al fats vt ous
4'd pss tbird iars faf fouad trip
iiubeta 90 haly ueptrmbaf ss sB good
~ Teturu October lst lVntibu0ns pee
sase ia ea0a dlrsetio0 "A } CofNias
AEent
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hansss cas- No uttobef l-a. lB00
fsf the above oeos aiDa 80 atil teii
ehets ta hautas litY at rate 90 onr
iafe foe raand trip Iiuksta ou aair
1eptewtsr tuth ta oet bef atn. good
% fFtufu uatobsr stn t1atlnuous pas
sage lu each dlfeetioa. Rolns paasaga
20 aantaauea Gate "a sale
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Mgtnefs ~ elllafen alt6etad "
eFagp ~ > seyeFe celia peed Eet heai-
.ste w adaialslsf GhaAboglalu's !
Qaagh hameaY n eoataiaa no opiato
peF Rkreolle "a apy fofn, gnd nay W
Git2a a. eaa Nafelly " the LAbe a. N.
~ Aaail 4ha aFaat nReaasa khal has
alleo&aA ~ paa n khe lraatmens III
elIas anA egoNp hAa Woa "a n ths ~,
NfaYnl &aA p4eiaa u haa FhoelgeA
lhlaaa naAl tfa WAifed Nisles hnA a
F(RF lafales |aaap keF Gals W q
AaAfsa
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lIleIf 900
WHFFFaf NH Hafa th
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nHat a. - ahuWh thn can
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haf atat aaah iamaad eaa
at Nos there fnfa ha
Resolved Iu sos tefF ItH
saaHf Ia t8a hap bItaaa tss
Iatiaa itlaIf fNat tha eUaatF
.naoa .asiaaef nuaft.ates nH
safe aahfeati h tte e.
rantaate af sRta aHalnat
pledge thrlnae soc Ia1IflauaiF
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.aasaalh ,nst Iatssuaauon
nF lsWptt.nt r.U na d. he
akta af 900 Huat sod fe.rs
TO lnHaa ..aHt. no fta sUH
taat 900 tsapaft.a HaF aHaa
what baa Uf.nae of 900 taal|U
maatfa aud soc maaUF tu
HHi.h t. feeaFIa hat. ..tH
SEPT aaa that ~ ahy &. fa.ea
uuua have aeasffe1 and aa
rstaIrt aad ffau aiant Uhalefa
haFe btaa ma8e aad silea "a
the baAa maI b. recovered tu
tha raHutF ton tuH uNut
hoidtf sud his sadamua
A toptg1 unanimuualy Auauat aa
ths i.aHau g1uutY ttmpefaua gel
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The above towaTd will be paid f1f
the addresu of hrs. ollie Aiddoh who
is useded iu abe as tIeiaeut ~ an %
tate Address iay a hiudmsu uau
fofd uity l1dlsaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

large bua appta, attfouuAera cay
AAssd ths sAtfsWs Asat this runmtT,
aud dpct0rs feelAre ubarly sli tte
pfottretions were iaduoed ~ disorder
ui the stomach uaed health fOiluNs
good dtgettlou kod hytpepaia
.ure diRetti wbst You eat 10 Iaa
nate ledts seattoa ug dI Ispypaia IL VIII
q1iQhi relieve asd psrMsusully ease
you.
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rsotEN Was = onsss rlAvsr.

ns-t n. Ost,aasat s.a ea-asa asa@ss
b. . utssa Nsaasss - A.s.a
in Aualria nuassfy thsre 10 a maF
ffiOas ohsaa pisysf shoea nsms aad
feaidsnou are auknOsn bat who svwfY
now aad thea sAo~a ulua3 remarkable
ahiii ia the Eame The iaat stogT uf
him la cola b. James u hyafA ~
fhiladaiphia. sho has Just rstuFnsd
irom budapest vas playina ohsss
via q flleud in a aafa sagh M ~
"a. and piaiaiy .4s my dofaat. sbea
iiuio bit oi shuvolsd Pole slth .
tlag pi cheap iowelTy atuasd la front ~
la aud onsrod hia ssrea in muai poo
suasise tn0oa 90 away ( ssid You
oan beat him answered tho pedisg
who's attention vas on the game
What dn Ioa knOw abotH itf / Aaksd
MAJ I tcli hlmf he iu4lifoi iuDkinE
a. my Oppunant certainly. crack
away came the roply la a t1uo uf ~
slran,o Take bic kaight sail Day
onlt appuintu.i Instructor 1id sn. 90
humoa hiW. thu,igh { ioat my auosh
hy Tho operation. bot much ta my
anrprlso. found that the very asxt
move save me the same lot sac play
With yuui asked the podler I mate
you Ia tho m0yes You aay and where
you ssJ. u you dn will give you 10
nonAs. I snsar,vd Take tho white
moa Male mo ua my aaooas fourth
square Ia ~ moyea u You oaa We
siartsS iu ~ friond keepins aooouat
oi the moves. and moved rapidly AT
90 al''ut doEon mOyea had the "a
vantage ~ bishop and pAwa, and
sas aAsurad I woudd defeat my asEfea
siFv little OppOnunt When he tot -
castle 80 b. an apparently careless
plaY ! wac suio uf victory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

Zoe the iuaaue Asyium aavsd tkrm
sgisss trom the s.1maeh tfou Gigh thai
dalya ipltb grs4Y by ttting nf Cald
wtltb 8 Yrup fepaia 10 is guafaatord
90 cure uyery form uf btomuch Tfuu
ole, n I'D Nv n % liliie a Ga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

psst Ivsaf,s ssii saa s,as1t ICES las Aaay.
40 4uit taualea esslig aua forever le meg
a-ta iaii oi lls nprVg au1 laut taks HlIIo.
u-e tLa WanAsF WofADE ttal makes seas a4au
sttobg Au diugela.a 81. C,ts sualaa
itel h4phiat Rud ssmpie hea AdAleaa
alFfiins Remedy 90 ctieass 0i I,sp Gssk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

moors'e fllutea sra guaranteed
ears tpg All tggna II MAlATia, Aeas,
uhIls sgd tesef, awAnR RessE Aia
left4l Fever, hliloae teFsF, JsaRalee.
hAioasaeas, ieta hFeaih sad . tlrsd,
llplleaa ieaiipg, Ikay earg hheama
A4n eaa ska laasiluae folloMine
tlqaa Fols9a pTedeeea tem Malaglal
pplaenln8. ~ QAiaiRa Nv Areenta
AqiaA pg lfan W Agl Tala aleaAfh
o. lAtth NqliFelf laaAaloaa. rslea
~ Rgl beA o. q u Moafa o. Ns
flQ NaFth Aain slgeaA M Ioals. Mp
sole N = hillls . pQ eAa WAhol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

autt tho taAe as tafmouy tbo,r fall
a'o'ai pprniug ~i Ia wrslo aud lps
atvam thuiadaI Friday and Saturday
% th's Wuvk bsiEg tne slime 49, for
tltlT latest uurUifa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

Poisonous tpadstaols rttembims
nushrseAs have laused ire4urui
dratas ,his year he tufe ~ tss tuly
che genuine observe ths htma ears
shen Iou ass iof noWits Witch Hazel
n4lFs. There ate goiauuoua counter
nts p,N la Il tle only original
With uas.l a4ite Ia n safe and
eeTtaln oute tof Fil,s gnd stiI aia
gAhts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

kop sfe cordially latted 90 attend
Yuf iAll miliinegy opsalug rhugAday
fudsy 4ua Saturday, asptem 1ef su.
"a apd 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-19

CAN hECuhap h Four Aas
pAeA bgathpf iathsf ~ Aay
of beaf felatiggs. aifiictsa
wilh IS ulAsssa N lifauhsa
aesaf W. have sars eNFq
wbleh aAn ~ 3lFea eltk W
withoaAt the see Ledge "a the
nallsAt sesA ~ Psgtleaisgt,
tnclAslRK ~ yismp address
Vf N IA aSVnaaFs a aa
eeleasp illlapls
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The hsn Rgfk tFlu Aefs los the
nllinefY aepartmeut of sue Agspd
Leaaeg haFe arrived aed erp bpty pFs-
pauag fof ths HtUs gfapd fall upen
lag Several peW pleFks haYe b0en
.Adaedtg lhelf iarte force ~ enFloysh 1
tna all ace ksFi ppsg Wsitng npQu
w VS. Aea lpsgesspg lfsde " lhis
atufe
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JOHN JONES.
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