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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
Big Loss of Lnm ber Firms.

1IEMPHIS. TENN. Nov 2..-Lumbsr
firms whose mills are located on Wolfe
River. the northern boundary OF the city,
suffered damage estimated ar more than
100000 by the overflowinS of Walfe River
during the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
schalk-Rur:er Dead.
(By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov a1.-A dispatch from
Cape Tow,,i to-day. printed in the Evening
Journal, reports that General Schalk-
Burger. the head OF the South. African
Republic since the departure OF Mr.. kru-
ger. has died of wounds received IN battle
with the British.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
SPEED TRIAL DEFERRED.
Tie Stock ton to I:eturn Here to Eepair
Breaks in li..Pump Connections

CIV Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Nov ai.-Word rsnched
the Navy Department that the torpedo
boat Stockton would rsturn TO Richmond
to repair breaks in her port air pump con-
nections. thus deferr!ns her trial trip
ABOUT ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 2i-Lo-d Roberts die
patch from Johannesburg to-day does rot
mention the death OF General Schalk-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
AT COLUMBIA.

Loss Of life Estimated at frun, Thirty
i've. tn FORTY.
fBy Associated Press)
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 2l-By tele-
phone from cosuuabia, Tenn, the follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
LarnpSon II. Sherman Dead.

tBy Associated freSs.)
DES MONIES. IOWA. Nov. 21.-Lamp-
son 2. Sherman. brother OF the late Send
tor John Sherman. of Ohio. died here this
evsning. the result OF paralysis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-22
RANGE OF rHEns,oMErEu

The range of the thermometer at The
Times office yesterday was as follows:
4. N.,5s2;:sis NJ. 1873 2. Al, "A: S P. NJ. p;
2, NJ. .; IL NJ. 20; average, T3 Ia.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
FERRY COMPANIES.


sz=.zAs5 % Walker Brothers. Nc 7 srozavayJ
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
HaM8ni8G- llNE.

-0teteat-10 ~ bttsl -aa y1Eaaa g=4a,s-s g=4a
TNIS Se,EtEN EMPRESS SERVICE TO PI-YdllLI
4t1HzD9SA. t,FFERBOURC PARIS AND HAAiBt re
DEBTfSt' HAND. Columbia 3. 10 g. NJ
\ Friedrich sept -. 10 Deursch Oct 10 10 a n
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE To PLY MOUTH.
CHEFBOJ'7G AND FfA8fBt7RG- ALSO y Y.
To CEERBGU-7Cr AND HAMBURG
.ruir@1rta, sept - Al FeiE-av'a OCT 3 . n "
Fennsy lvanla oct 6 3 PM Pretoria Or, 13 II
'Sa.ls f0r Hamburg direct
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. - R-wAY. y =
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
MASsACHU SETTS.
BERKSHIRE HILLS
TEG MAPlEWOODa

PTTTSFIELD. MASS
" III remain open through October viii
rates for that month Fine roads Scenery only
miles 70 Lsnoz the inland Newport Booklets can be
nsd or Mr.. Fred H Scoed. Metropolitan Bldg Madison
square A ". PLUMB. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
aailrOaos
PENNSYLVANIA


u
STATIONS foot of west Tuvunry-tard street ana D.
Dresses ard Cortland, Streets
ks The leaving time from DesbrosSes and
eortlaHdt Streets In 6ve minutes later thaa
thEt given below for Twenty third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
60 =; ~ "a t tsesl dAIL-LHisea % tvo Baasr Pafis
o25 q N r. = So S2seass 5ss-I g P-ls!s5nEs - ,
9.s5 a "a PEssssEI. ANA LI3IrrEI.-FuIsman Cou-
Cars gor c5as caasS t1ssns ais S2 Tsss tiaSss a4a l
LOO r. ". CFfISa(i6 AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss-
.as ae.eas Nashville fva Cincinnati and L7ufsvl-ei.
S-55 r N. 81. L0IIs ExF'F,Ess--For plsts5ar-.
55 p. IL Wlsrs.I.s E.xPETssFor e5s,a~o Pr
800 p "a PACIFIC EXFREss-For Pitts5urg ara
Rue C,1 = neoS t - 4a "a snsnansoaa Naf'sf
PrE,lt "a r. 49, ~ 5l.ASD ASD cIc,GlsNArI E-s-
WAsnISGToN AND THE sOJTH.
-, So sl5 10-i9 fDes1rosscs C0rtandt streets
GSsarsss5s, as '' ,orSss, - 5Dis SIMS sa7 @ a ' & - : 9 =
sn51 nat IN al PaF.1r azd Liaing carsl 81 -
slnda 81 - = - * 81 -5r - - ,- ? n Z 8 20 % e.. -
I ~ l''.Fs t@r. t5s sEialng Can. sz5 l. .
so tEtzRN RAILWAY. -Esgress &c. 4s5 D m II. ID
No5ts2.-k a. I ANo wEsT1E.,, raIlv-Av-Fcr NeVpais
ATL-ANIsC COAST LIS.z-EspIezs 80 a. m aHd o. >
cIizsaPEtEa 3 ONO I.AIl.yv1r--s--5 q m and ID
sEAEoAeL All; I-g,-l-z,zprs=z l-55 D H. ami t=-.o
FOB OLD Fol>T Co1EroET and NoEF0l..--7.-5 3. N.
s7f ssS-4Sss aS-74S35ss sl9 $50 = n aailg
- - ~ 1T -8ll a m and 40 wees -ss
Standard Coaches
,-At-f Maze p. Eeez-1ars
g points or New Ao-E ard Long B--rrH Raid gfr
.-Sl LWeIty- -tii-e Street Sta-.lCt f5-fl.
- SO, 10 100 and os5 p Su--lvs
80 D n fiF4r1 -esrrosses and Corf}s-Er Stee=s s8
a. --- - - so I'D . iu ard 100 ? So
GAYS. a45 a m. p. n.
FoR PEILADELFEI1
- DssaTo5sez aa4 CsrJ.znaG streets eco - ~
Erlnz- Desc. h.--s
l-- Ce--t-1r SJr-=lzs 10 - tDiz-E l155
LOO a. ~. . aa.t
STREET --1l. -I1. 3-25. 3-55 lDialaz Cal.
tLfl-lE Car. tIt--.-- ;
- p n y t7 ulzn- S-11a-s. 6IU esachaEf.
- -. 40 1S5 fl-C-.-s-L aJ5 sDfrzug la-i
-' ---a' 90 .liE-rs r,. 2 =, 3-J5 As ECiairE
s-. p -
Iigse' e1ces N= +dl. pa. 1874 III ami 2a1
.--tt-"ag- ASrar EC-se est Tv-s--v-r1z-5 =r-aar
salloa and staro1z trr n Des5r1s=es aad Csrs.ant
SlIrets CCur- street Street IS Proadwa-
5.l F-HllsStyaria A1nex staten Brooklyn station.
rs-5 tll-- Lhe New York Transfer Ccr1pauy cail
-.a- dL- c2ecS taEsa5= from hcle-s residsucss
re.epHe1e sii El-ate- r-r F=asyIva-z Rail
J. 2 II T7FTNrGN yr00r,
General Ma1a-a- Gem p7Ss.- 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
81 a N and 3-5 2 II Daily. except sunday %
Pltisdeld, SUNDAYS only a. eco a NJ
Pullman Cars al through trains
Trains illuminated Ptr-sr1
lcSe 9d-ces = ll3 ef1 40 and =It B-oadVzv .
lnoc Columbus TTes- laJc- e
l-rh = and lsS-h Stations. -
F---e1 - and - ErcsdEaT r u E-oeklyG-
Telephone 1ao sS-r Street f0r York Central ca
Service Baggage checked from h0ts9 residence by
Wss-0orf F~~ress Tor-ra-~
GEORGE r DAN-T-Ts. Cereal Passenger AEent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
LEHICH VALLEY.

araEa- r T. Ferries
A Wesr al street . Cartandt Da-l--
? Erceat SUNDAY. s. SlulaF " NJ
Is A * SuussV - p NJ. slld1g a5 ? Il >1--4g
~ a z-u-tlsv a NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
pnbllr Notifies.

SUPREME COURT, First Departmental
the Mater o. n, Application OF The Board Or
Street Opening and improvement 4 city of New
York, by Counsel the Corporation of said CITY
atye to acquiring TUE BY The Mayor, Aldermen and
tsrenents heredtaments and the east sifs
Of the City OF New Toal, bounded BY Hester. Essex
Streets East Broadway duly selected seated and
lad and for puplc park. Lude- in pursu-
1855 and OF chapter $50 ut the Laws OF 1857 -
We THE UNDERSIGNED. COMMISSIONERS Of r
innate duly appointed in The above enLted proceeding
lessees parties respectively entitled 10 or
interested IN the lands tenenentz hereditauents ana
this procsedinr and 10 all others whom may concern
Frgt-That We have completed GU estimate OF The loss
the respective parties
persons respectively Interested in the lands
Of sech estimate together with our damage ao In -s
ti1n whomsoeyer IL may
second-That all parties persons whose rights nay
affected by the said estimate and object 20
the part thereof within thirty DAYS
after the frs publication Chis notice, august 2Sth
Us. Office. Room No. ? tie Fourth Floor
Of the Staats-Zeitung Building No Tryou Row.
vded by Sect.cu 4 Chapter 800 OF 1857
that the said Commissioner viii hear parties
1900 al 1890 o'clock forenoon and upon such
subsequent days may be found necessary.
s,brema court Of t6s STATE u New work a. soecia
Term thereof. be held in Part III, N the County
Manhattan on the I1th day OF October 1900 at me
opening OF the Court thai day and that then and
thereon q motion viii made said report be
Dated Sew York. August 25th. 1900.
EMANUEL BLCMENSTIEL
ARTHUR INGRAHAM
Commissioners
JOSEPH n SCIENCE CLERK
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
BALTIMORE & ONO z. r.


Leave New York t1ot Liberty Street Soy
tV-alteHaU Te-Uli-au ----l---
-TlHny- ~-1-spr &~GaiaTs
CHICAGO '4@j .La.--g s--ee- ouLyf. -l3t p
ant s12 10 ulsEt
PITTsBJ-RG $50 9. r. Liberty street 5aiy1. 900
D. m. 70 p and sI2 - night
10 ROYAI. BIEE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, -saE- -I9o0 l1-7e-i,
- aD N tEue-t r. go p tDilerl = 3H lDlrer.
- 0v t.Royal Limited exclusively Pullman T-all,
Diner and Cafs '5du tD.-erl- '1lu p m AID 'l@l5
nizst NORFOLK FifC T. H.
5fi -rafnz are Illuminated vss-a PilLsc1 Light
0Tscas. ia n. -f1 1870 Eroa1war. > Crica
-e W u Bower y " $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
w-rfrahaW Ta--1snai Liberty BaEE1Ee checked
errna hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
Orean 5teamcrs.


G9ORTIl GEREAN LLOYD.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBJCRG SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
taller sept 81 n tTrave. Oct. Il 10 A.
81 " d Gr.0ct - 10 a II. * M. Th- Oct IS. 10 A NJ
-Lahn- Oct 9. 10 An .K W. q CT oet. %, 10 A NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN
IT der eTr..-. Oct 4 F.. de- Nov. s A II
ft~tfEFS5OtRCf. PARIS. BREMEN
cess irsnesepc. l0 N G.. ESurfiirst Oct H. 10 A IL
*AETfTE2ET2ASEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA.
Ems Oct g. > p N Alier .0ct % p N
DELRI-F.S & CO, NO . BROADWAY
Lewis r Meyer 45 South Third ST. Fhila-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'From Pier a. North River. foot of lane S.
fFroul Congress ST., Brooslyn, Take South Ferry
GERM 8N aaEn1TERgRNEA SERVICE
4NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG-AMERICAS
LLOYD. To LINE.
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GTRRAI<TAE Or --LAIIE-ttS
BY EMPRESS STEAMERS
II A.
* VIM IE.Sov. 10 10 y TVVerra Dec 7 + y
@F BsGl Nov II Il 'C-olunbia- Dec s II a u
EoE ALEXANDRIA: EGYPT. IAN. 8 = Et;8. E.
Return tickets available the ~ either ne
from NaPles Genoa Gibraltar HAMBURG Bremen Lon
don. southa -nrtOl- Paris and CherDourE-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURG AMERICAN
oeL.fSI' rs & CO. agents LINE.
Broadway. y 81 Broadway. y Z
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
CENTRAL A. 4. OF NEW JERSEY.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From 1f Rector
Through - Point Fleasa1r-1u-lD a
~. Through 70 Ocean G-cve-S-isf p SunIsvs-
Through point P.sasa---te-10 IN -l0 500 D. n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPIIIA.
50 $50 7SUG. "4.u. -IOtH. "II5 A " %.
.310. f5-a 400 T430, 900. 80 fso sa-ol.
BALTIMORE AND ~ ASI+INGTON-
$50 7s-ae @.1-0 a. Sd a 100 at-sg 800.
-5G0 200 T. u sI2-T1
0f7css: Liberty 81 Ferry South Fe--v. IIS ID 9ss
40 1900 -31+ Broadway 172 5-1 Ave 50
- Cni0H 81 Qves- -13 Eas, I255E - Is1-s
s. 2ll Columbus Ave. NsT York 4 T0Irr Scg
Fulton Brookls - Ii--a.ivay. WIliauls6Ggg N=s
Transfer Co calls Ter chscs hassaEe dest-
naJie1-
sSUuiays only
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

-
SOr rH LAlEF IBID q ESft. Nd atsltiA frs-
Elv~ L. ~t.s A NJ, .a " " taf--
zndD Desh A NJ tt VI
TicS-cs PWllgaaH afons 2s s ~ a.
f7s3 broadway. . lul1u Sguare Wc~' - toilo-s
button
Lrausfu- l ca ant clcc@ 2-aie iri acre ~
residence through .o Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

~RTST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
ss5ss1 b. clinton Gilbz-5- No vau-z--l
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

MODERN CONSTITUTION. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF RATED BY NEW YORK FIRE EXCHANGE
SANE AS WALDORF ASTORIA
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE MIDST OF THE
SHOPPING AND THEATRE DISTRICT
THE ELECTRIC CARS OF THE TWENTY-THIRD
STREET RAILWAY PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM
THE DEFOTS or THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ELkIE
RAILWAYS. AND TRANSFER To ALL POINTS ~
THE CITY
THE APARTMENTS ARE EN- SUITE. AND ARE
RENTED FURNISHED OR CRNISHED.
ESPECIAL ENDEAvOR Is MADE TO COMMEND
THE HOUSE no OUT OF TOWN PATRONS.
AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT IS MAINTAINED
N WHICH ORDERS MAY GIVEN EITHER A Ia
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE D'HOTE THE PRICES
FIXED ARE REAsONABLE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

Dealers in Investment
Securities. Purchase
bond issues OF solvent
corporations. and act as
Fiscal a n d Transfer
Agents. Execute orders
at the New York Stock
Exchange. either for
C a 5 h or on margin.
Daily market letter is
sued Correspondence
solicited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

D TERRITORIAL skEICHES'
sooosooOeooooo sooOsoooSoos

II, IL. Hendershot has secured the
contract for putting in a sewer system
at Ell Reno.
Nardin, in Kay county, is 70 have a
Touring mill with q capacity Of 100
barrels per day
The body of dead man was found
near the track OF the Choctaw railroad
Saturday near oklHhoms City. 1t was
not identified.
Since Lent is hers there is a notable
decrei Sc & he number of festive oc-
castor s, show ug favorably the relig-
ious tel deney OF our people.
The Democratic central com mnittee
OF Custer county has decided to order
q delegate convention % put its ticket
in the held. 1t also decided against
fusion,
Lightning struck the Hennessey
Touring mill and the residence OF A.
K. Brown on the Goth ult Consider
able damage was done 10 the machin-
cry Of the mill.
Manchester never has a vacant resi-
dence or business room, ana If g dozen
were 20 be erected tomorrow they
would be engaged within 4s hours, -
Manchester journal
John Epps, Anegro burglar attemp
ted to escape from the OklahomR City
Jail Saturday night, but shot from
Jailer DiXon's persuader caused him
to change his mind.
The Hennessey Democrat says Mr.
Cashion is confident he has located the
remains OF his son Roy V. Cashion, in
the Arlington national cemetery, and
can have them brought to Hennessey
at any time.
The coroner's jury in the case OF b.
Fl. Dillingham;, whose body was found
oy his son Miliard, hanging TO q raf-
ter in q wagonshed four miles north
of jefferson, returned verdict that
the deceased came TO his death by his
own act with suicidal intent.
over at Byron, on the west side, the
other night. beer bottle and q pocket
knife in whisky joint played con
spicuous roles. In which Ed Leslie and
a young man going by the name OF
" Missouri" took part. Missouri" got
bruised head and Leslie wears sew
erRl knife jabs In his anatomy. mis-
souri," skipped out and so did the
joint,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06
Anelsnl EarnlIen poreelaIn.

A sample OF Egyptian porcelain
found at Memphis was recently sub
mitted 90 M. lie Chatelier for analysis.
and the interesting fact was brought
out that Il was entirely different from
the Chinese porcelain This leads 10
the conclusion that the manufacture OF
true porcelain was known 70 tho an
cient Egyptians. To duplicate this
particular kind OF porcelain would re-
quire forty parts Of blue glass, nifty
parts OF fine sand and Eve parts OF
white clay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06
a rrotItNAri,N.
For Arbor Day Is Issued By es,erusp
Harness

For Arhor Day Is lssucd By GssefHsR
Barnes.
Governor c. M Barnes yesterday
evening announced tho following pro-
elamntion, naming Friday, March "a.
as Arbor Day;
Heaven and earth helps him " ho
plants tree,
And his work his own re ward sh n
be-,
The people Of Oklahoma are ju, ily
proud Of the beauty of the nn,nral
scenery in the territory-of the spark.
ling streams, rolling prairies ana
wooded perks and take great corn
fort and pleasure Ia the many natural
advantages Of their fou ishii q yonnw
commonwealth OF the territory.
Therefore, in acc0rd8nce wikls The
time honored custom, now obseiv, q in
mC st Of the states Of the uhion,
And while nature has be, towed
beauty and variety upon our AND.
scape. there Is much TO be done b, 0ua
citizens which will add TO the bean y
and comfort and wealth of our terri.
toy. r9r
!, G. NJ. Barnes, governor OF tbt Ter
ritcry OF Oklahoma, do hereby ptr-
claim Friday, March %, 1000, a Arfur
day. ! recommend that the ray bS
observed In the planting OF ,Srssl
shrubs and vines, in the adcrnn,ert II
public and private grounds, parks and
private grounds, parks aud ways Il IA
rendering the homes OF our peopir ard
our entire territory MORE teautifa ana
attractive.
also recommend that the rAi 10
made festal occasion 10 the s,ht.la
and education oil institutions of tho
territory. with exercises OF such a
character as will impress It's beur8ee 4,
object upen the minds of the p p5ls
and ins'il therein greater love oi he
beautiful.
In testimony whereof ! have fey mr
hand and caused the seal OF the e4,i@.
tory 10 be affixed, This. the 2Dd dsy o.
March. 1900 c. NJ. BARHFa
W M JENkiRs, 0oye NOR.
Secreterv of the Z territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06
A counter ProposltIon.

A Memphis young lady who is very
fond of her sisters little child. boy
of or years, who Is visiting her
now, was trying yesterday to get him
to let her "fix him up" 10 have his
photograph taken. She got her curl
ing tongs and was trying to coax him
to let her curl his hair But with true
boyish disgust at the idea Of having
his hair treated like a girls. he re-
fused to submit TO the process. She
insisted, however and offered him
every kind OF bribe, but in every in
stance he refused to allow her to do
what she wished. and finally. becom-
ing tired of her attempt to get him to
submit, he sat down, crossed his legs.
and looked up at her very seriously
and said; "Auntie, tell you what III
do. won't take dollar to let you
curl my hair. but I'll give you dollar
II you just go away aud let my hair
alone. Memphis Scimitar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

Professor Meade says that before
long science viii succeed ia measuring
the energy Of lightning fash. ana
also in demonstrating the nature OF
the aurora. That the aurora Is an elec-
trical phenomenon has long been rec
ognized An intimate relation seems
10 exist betweer the aurora and the
sun spots. In 1882 the astronomer az
Greenwich sent out notification OF tho
appearance OF an enormous sun spot
on November "a Of that year. For three
hours on the morning OF that day not
a wire Of the Western Union Telegraph
company could be used. and not even
the market quotations could be distrl~
buted. AZ night there was brilliant
auroral display, and all telegraph SER
vice was agai. Interrupted. Cables 70
Europe and wires te Chicago wore
alike unworkable; but some mesaaRon
were sent as far az TOO miles by cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06
rhaIr own AmmnnItIon. A

A large amount OF the small-arma
ammunition now being used by the
Beers against the English troops is OF
British manufacture. AS late as 1896
a large English cartridge firm, the pres
ident OF which Is Mr.. Arthur Chamber
lain, the colonial seeretary's brother.
supplied the Boer government with
millions OF rounds OF ammunition. This
transaction was. Of course. well known
20 the British at the time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

The stores OF fes at Windsor. oa-
borne and Balmoral are very large. AT
Windsor there is storage room 'orabout
300 tons. There the supply is obtained
from the lake beneath the north ter
race. from Frogmore, and from the
lake between Frogmore and Virginia
water. Ice is not only lavishly used
I'm the royal kitchen, but also for re-
Lucing the temperature OF her majss-
tvs apartments in hot weather. Then
II is packed In pretty wooden buckets
and stood in the fireplaces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

GurHnrr. o. T., March

Guthrie. o. T., March
Hon. r. 4. Ferguson, Watonga, o T
Dear Sir Referring TO your letter
Of March ia regard to the terms aud
eligibility to Office Of county treasurer,
dsrire TO say, frst, t1at section 1861.
article ?, chapter 2e, statutes OF 1898,
Is as follows:
No county treasurer shell hold his
office for a longer period than two
terms in csssion."
am OF the opinion 'hts a person
who has held the officevf county treas
urer for portion Of tea and then
held said Office fr iull term
following is ineligible TO another
succeeding term, Should he hold
for another succeeding term, he
would be holding the Office for long
er period than two terms, which ie By
the statute prohibited.
The constitutional provision Of the
state of Kansas is s,milar TO our stat
utory provision. The supreme court
OF that state 10 az least two opinions,
has held agsinst the eligibility OF one
seeking more than two successive
terms for that office, that Is against
the eligibility Of one to hold another
term who has held part OF a term
and full term succeeding the short
term. See Horton VS.. Watson. .23 Kas,,
300.
This view OF the law upon the sub
ject IN question was held also ia Dav-
is vs Patton, al Kas. $50.
Respectfully,
j. c. STRANG,
Attorney General.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

Bicycle Berry Book, No. OF The
Bicycle Books il all about berrieB A
whole ency yclopedla OF berry lore, boil
ed down after the manner OF Farm
Journal. Tells about varieties, about
planting, grow ing, mulcbing, cultivAt
ing, picking aud marketing. II gives
practical pointers from the pens OF
scores Of leading berry growers from
all parts Of the country who have con
tributed 10 itF columns. 10 has ColoTer
representations OF berry true 20 sizf
and color, thiuty-three portraits OF
practical berrymen, and thirty. Eve
other illustrations, handsomely bound
in cloth. The price is so cents, free
by mail address tho publishers, Will
mer Atkinson Co., PHI. Ndelpkia,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

ed by the cord have very discordant
effect. Two nails, and two vertical
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OF the print Of the tone Of the photo
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-06

Physician-"After this morning
shall not call again" Patient Toy
ously)-"Then really am out OF all
danger! Fliegende Blaeter.