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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
ToWbornets SprinOciic.

st inf glab fortGQer berom folaens
De: 0engang, od N9oerettsn par Gne.
beriter, og mango Rioosre lepeoe Iom
Rspere, haDoe man boerten / 5pItllro
easr anOetiteos noget oronet YpitpRisR.
Wiun pleisoe ! cisIs 5ioer I 5pitldno i;
al Slagters, inn i!reifeDe omtring for
al Tribe ao9s, @reDe mso til geIrrs
qelie. FOR Gsperriopernc par imioler.
tio ~oel5apsnoe Slagtere co oercs auRg
ct berligt Butte, % Slas.erne pleisoe
oerirr, %ianpiot bet lob iig gigre ca /
iGrlig uIitre Ggnc at reiie ON Pdttsn.
Rdar be peo Nuttstio tom til 9Dern:,
bpis Borte bar luttst. eler iii 9Gr.se
buIe. par BET heloigt Tor benz at ia Bio
Ieinitrumenter, hpormeb be Tumble cursle
Tin Qrtomit, "a Gluaternes itirgrenos
Signalborn 6lso 5iosns asb til Bolt
born.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
@pcrgrceu, SiSicton Icierpafion,
enc Gafota.

De bigtig7te Sumtaleemnsr nj ON Do,
gen er "Gree 6omes," 9oerne O. 5ilips
p~inerne. Seq tror, at nGittn dle ipmpu=
tbiierer meO be 10 iibite, men ieg er filter
paa, at ale eniter bet feyite.
Irbeioet / ben nupnrenoe aongreS Isls
ges mso Q~urodogeubeo, ca iou mart
She Gree 0omeb Bill" bltr SOB, oil Der
bli @l9oe oper bels 2sierpationen, Gl9be
for en- Del oper at Hippo al bstale $4O0;
men GIGoe bos Steritt0e.tn oper at fad
beholOe % op6hgge fine Stem; tbi ct uO.
lag puu $500 9jcr en- 'att;s, giaIobuns
ben Hnbngger inGrt bjem,ps.
Som fpr ioat, tales ocr ogida ON ii.
l~ippinerne; men bette Sdmtdiesmne ipnes
at op uD; maaTte andre felsr iig iom ier
ItdmIulo oOer at tale Oerom; tbi bet ipues
at tage Jig fit rart uo, fgrIt at 6efri e.
unoertuet pg uoarmet 5olt % Ida eitsr-
pad cipiliiere oem reO Bomber % Sra.
mater; men en- ularo 5drmsr bor formos
oentlig ingsn 5orTtano paa i~ododnt or
6cr BELT tie title.
gou &runo al ben republifdnite Seiey
pep little 8ulQ oar bel fremholpt al flere
Blade, at 5oltet bar | 6uopr al Grpdns
ion. Stal unpres pau. nuar Der sloea
@nleoning til at femme pOer Grpaniiou
alene, ON BET DiIOs oiie fig at pare Gil
feloe?
5ilitut bill isg iiJs "0etordbs qoIten"
mango Sat for megst % goot 2GisItoi
for biQig Detailing. 6drmer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
Satoma, @aibtn9ton.

gtologt frsmtommer min I~arsfontins
gent, FclIttn its mcb SIGos Isnber for
Nr'5 inttr,sIartc 9ldo.
Tacoma 9oay after raft fremob.r, bet
n 11niteIi9t MI at finos ct 'titteligt Srs
'llti', o9 Fer: 9pgnir9er sr after uuosr
2F'mcIit, Oct er uoset MT for os, ba ri
tor 3 a 5 Iar iioen nGitsn trpsoe, at
SN'n itrlot qau tiIgruroe. Ser sr inesn
Cotr'pctuIotion. % Gisroom Tan man
'a1 I'll meqct rimslige Priier. Ser bar
'3'ao oGr3t bra meo Qr6eioe i be fioIte 2
'3 War, 'ou IiOen 8Iug. bar prret bsrt.
S'a''n darlington er 10 ubetingst Ell al
Dc men ~oeIItgneos Slater / ~llnionen, bpab
f~''ourcsr augaar, iost Der dples n9ften
l-' nlult8c 3Orns pg Srugtiorter, fpecielt
F'ys B%d'bln9ton. Ser pso Spiten er
@ I'll Vler8irlo llbbre beriget meo Sob
% FI't I BET unb.ltoe. 0esuben bar Ri
N '~iorarttt Miusorift at n9iten ale
S'a9S yS,taQsr oe en- enorm Risbom pad
Ha!' Store 6~oretagenoer .r unber Sps
Killing % W}iuioner rules Der meo bdaos
/ IfHts, Stobs og Giitebsoriften, bet Bee
7osr bra Qrbsios for ben ~arbeiospiaige.
<aioma taar i'm 9oot qnoel / npe QnLGg
T. u, IN m Sernbdns pil ON life lGuge
9I''t Tacoma til fin GnoeItdtion, og ct
'Haoosligt Sa9brue biz uiciliomt blipe
-'.a9i 0'r, ba ct Gitens 9ompdni bar
l''' en- Nilion qcres 2unb, melt oms
"'0a Tacoma, 'umt iluttct 40 Idrs Som
''a'' rneo Northern Pdcific for 5runss
'oS' III E'tcn5 Murteotr. Sra Tacoma
.~''s0o's ben enc Scrn6anelaDnina fsrit
.~'4'E9nore til 2Iten eiter ben unoen,
"3a'a ialt,t Sito fra alaIta. Oct er
''o''' in'eresIant at f., bporleoes bette
.."' 'renootr. Gn al pore 2anosm9no,
%..' o'dduip, unoenotr oaiua en- bel Del
g't az 'orltl'aige Sldgs, % bsriblanot
.'r,l0No". ION n~eoIGgssS / 9G'tsr bers
u,,'P' 6I'tene tommer oeloise aasIsr
o'''' ~ ira aloItu; be peier optil $50
S'ao Or, Stptte. Seq Iou uosle iliss
a,a'o''' | hans Gunuerp, bpor be paifes,
...,o''s, 'tt8s5 cg Cannes" Iuu bet bar
s"t' 0e ,r be gooe Soll borti giten,
WV paa ben Wuuoe ian eelitatere ia
~'' 9lo''as "6uIibut." Tom pore Irutie
VIZ" Yia'r bar itegt pda COB nOrTt Ma
9'' 'r GanOsmGno / az, 9ip5iiil~
g.s,'' '9 Der cr rel ueppe uoset St,b !
S S,"',''o mere fiat MoOer Rorge enD nstop
w. 9'or SIjb&traF!en til ale geroens
.'L'3aor mere os mere / tor Stala.
'' 0'otIiomt bIiDe en- tor Snooans
,,,.a' % n0iten ale uoeu unotue,lIe BIZ
II2.S bragg IaHgere inO / ean0et, oa
e. i,,',Ho'' 3tr er moi til, at man beFuo.r
70 mere :l,gos.
Grep u. So9niou.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
gate Wias, Soipa.

Seq bar iuft mootuget ben intsrssiunte
PrGmiebos. Samilielasniug go. II, til
ligemso 8 toiorereps patrc 9iaeoer fra
YeLopitone BART, for bpilte lea tiger tus
ieno Sat. Seq er en- al BEN, iom Iets
ter itor Pris pua idaoanns Rdturitisns
beoer. Seq taIOsr gogen Os giIecsrns
goot pGro iuu meget. iom jsg bstaler for
"SecorobsB oItsn" for ct Mar. Seq mda
tilitemme, hoao mango flyer, at Ri faur
baabs meeet % COB 2asning i % meO
"0ecorahz9 oitsn" for Genterns, ri betds
Ter. Seq fer life me9st / "9oitm" fra
2ote TilS, men ben gpen gier gooe
6remitriot, ia M oil ben bel riQtio hoppe
fremoper, ou ben bar fadt en- Sernbanc
til, nemli9 GIicugo &c Rortb WeItern,
ION M er / fulo Sang. De bar bngget
en- GleOator % Stot Yarb peo ben npe
Sone / &afe Mins. 2oQan Greamerp
'tal M flpttes til Scarpiae, en- n. y.
Station pua 6. &c g. u. omtrsnt 6 Mil
n~orooeit fra GATE WliGs. 2dnoet i Dins
nebdso er tommet op bra Qris ogTaa Mi.
Gn 6urmer 5 Nfil bsit fra 2ate Wius
Iolgte i'm 5arm for no9st oosr 40 Dol
lars pr. acrc; men iau bar Der Bra Sr1s
proponents paa Den ogiaa. Der er bD9s
get for pmtrent $4,000. Sarmerne bsrs
omtring bar lagt ia til mere meo area.
turapl % Meltetjser / Den ieners Sib.
efterat ri baoOe miitet 8riiene at 9riies
InQoom Ell 10 eGer 8 8ange. Sa feOet
&prg % Ntcltetieer lpnner Jig Ogiau, fer
bet LID til.
Seq iaur MI lutte mso en- Fittig Silz
len til "9ecorabzpoiten" % ale bens
2Giere. SIe 8enoidIon.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

nOgsn beore Weoi
Gin paa SorOen enb
9sre5 pe ma for
Gatarrb. Oct our
iitterIig tursret mig.
Oct Dilos fploe q
6elt gino, hois ieJ
itulce fOrt9ae ON
alt bet goos, bet bar
giort for mig. Yss
rusna er ben beoite
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
1taien Chic. Sgsn 5oIseo.

Srauf Z 81. rep aHT1aer 90 pna, a, ran CT ben
FHincr / SirmIct 4 3. @hencl 4 60. % ertper
1rrretuiHa I : ueu fpleeo, @tdt 90 0ouuin loiH . eu'
mr. "a at uRuHr, TtrHd pil bctdle ban >nm a. hans
prtee Spuars ipr hpert eneie ytltR &c al 81 a.
tarrb, lpm life fan iureres AZ oal's 9atarrb Gu.e
SrdRt 4 GheHcn
Nseeiaei iog mig % uueeriireoet min 9Grp9rslie
eriHe ZEN 6e Tag az SeeeIrper ! eet oerrshs War
1893. II y. Wlcdlgn
tSea.l Rotartls 9ubli:us.
SaL's aatar b Cure CT for i%iopories SrnI o~tpiyier
hirette .na tipott q SpIcEet, StlatblAe Z. sfriJ
rig. ! Himcricr. ieaoCs Or ita.
" 1.Gbe en- & Go. IoisSo. >
sy Sr geS "a ~ tDcierac ior rae.
2rIeote az Gdu's oaagtt,gtler.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

SIarbeo. Seq 6etragter pesrusna al
i9rlig 8i9tisbsp for apinOer, cg anbes
ialer bet / SGroeIesbso til Dem. Seq
bar bet dttio paa nit 9adtlGorirg5z
boro."
g uoerner WcGorb's Sttz
Rloe.
Son. Mpron 8. WcGoro, Grs8ue
psrnsr / Msrico, flyer i ct 9reD ira
WaIbington, .. g., til Or. Sartman:
Wine Serrer: - Gfter en- al mine
9ennsrs aoaO begsnote' isg at BRUCE
qesrusnu for Gaturrb. Gfterat je8
bdpOe 6ru9t en- 5ldTts, beapnots jeg i!
bIiue bsore / en6oer SenIsenOe. Seq
Ieo al 6ortjslelie, Soite, !6ulisonoer
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

o. T. b., men iaa
inart iom ieg baboe
tuget 0eres Weoiciu.
~begpnote iss at 6Iiot
beore. os BET pareoe
fun tort Sio, inoen
ieg bar bel i9ien. Oct
er mig en- 5ornsielic
at unbefuls 0sre5
fortrinliQe MeDiciu
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

ma, ~iaaleoes:
Oct er mig
en- flor 5ors
nsielis at an
befdl. pesrus
ma iii Meo=
lemrer al
MIN Brptess
lion. Seq bar
funoet, at Del
er til tor
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

Der bar gioet mig eie6Iittelig 2inoring.
Yesrr=na turereos mig for ct 1emt iii.
f9loe al Gdiarrb, og leg oeo, at bet Oil
turere andre, Der fiber al bet famine
Snoe."
M a or Uf dbous 5ilfeloe,
Major 2llserOn u. Wa6ion, ~itatios
nsret / Wtucon, Ga, tiger / et greO, ban
fornplig Ienote fra NdfNngton, D. g.,
til Or. 5artmun: Seq tror life, Der .r
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

11O00 arouer sr Der M inoiamlst
! g~is5snbaru til Rptttrnss getiampslis.
0isIe psnss itdl uoitpttes / 6smerss
pramier Nr ombrugte Rottsr. Oct BIZ
Der altfda iii 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

.Jliooel MOB ga
tarrb fan ieg meo
8l9oe an5sfaIs ps
rusna. Seq Oeo, bOaO
bet Dil iige, at lioe al
oenns frpgtsIigeS pge
BON, og ieg feIsr, at
bet sr min 9ltgt at
lGgge ct goot ORR
INN fnr npn mpnirin
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

til aQe benz, Der liper at Gutarrb.
6 o mmisfioner William3
5ilfGloe.
GOuntp Commissioner Sohn Dils
Iiams, SIT Deit Secono Street, 0u
lutb, Minn., flyer / ct greO, ban npli5
ienbte til Or. 6drtman: "Som 4
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

2, %
naar man ipnss, at Stsmmen life ret
er til at itole pad, gadr al 69sbeb Dor.
os al 3rang til 5oite iorIoinbsr. Seq
betrdgtsr BET iom uouroerligt for Glue
i%piasrinoer, Sungere og ale perioner.
Der er ~afbangige al Osres Stsmms5
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

Ipp Qar, og sfterat
ieg baoos preoet man
&C UleOictnsr, blsD ieJ
al en- Ben opertalt
til at tuge 9s III No.
Rsiultatet bar OGrel
/ 6ei Grab tilfreos
Ienoe. Oct er mig en-
Wfnno ~ nnhsSrf.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
The Cause OF Mos, Bodily Ills Is catarrh.

qsniinbe er i%ammsnIat. os leg tror, al
ieg bar prsost BEN ale"
SOu. s. J. Grooter at Buffalo, y.
o.. Der / mango Mar q StoleIupcr@
intsnOsnt / Buffalo, i~triOer / ct 9r.O
oateret 16oe Ottobsr:
"oeh hnr lint az Entnrrh / Ter eIsr
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

Gu Bonnie paa II puHo ipringsr
1900 Stpiier.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

Seq bar Iiot al Gatarrb / fer eller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

CIRcUMsrASTIAL evidence is some
times the strongest sort Of evidence,
and thousands of men have been sent
to the llock or the penitentinry on
that sort of evidence The sudden
cutting of Of the official hesd of
Charles E. Macrum, consul NJ Pretoria,
and the appointment OF young Hay,
SON OF the American secretary of state,
20 succeed him, is difficult 20 exolain
upon any other theory than that con-
tanned in the charges OF the ex-consul,
viz, secret alliance had been entered
into by which the American consul
was 20 act ia tbs interest OF the
British ia other words, spy upon the
Boer government In view of this
astounding action Of Secretary Hay,
there Is the strongest Justification for
the resolution OF congress to know all
the facts In this unprecedented and
most remarksblp cSss, and there is
little wonder at the anxiety expressed
on the part OF the administration. II
Macrum's charges are sustained the
attitude OF this government cannot be
otherwise than Lumiliating 10 Ameri-
can pride.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

astounded the members OF the Ameri-
can Psychological association at Yale
recently with his incredible miracles
OF calculation, is only 19 years old He
was raised on an Indiana farm and his
first manifestations Of intelligence were
in the way OF notation. BY the
time he could talk young Grit
fith codld count up to 1900. He
counted the "buzzes7 OF a planning
mill saw up to 6,573 in one day, and
the grains OF corn he fed to the chick
ems up to 42,173 The lad did not go
to school until he was 10 years old,
and then he looked at all his studies
with a mathematical eye. Geography
he reduced to = matter of miles and
feet, and history TO questions OF days.
hours and minutes. His remarkable
faculty for numbers attracted the at
tention of Profs Lindley and Bryan Of
the Indiana State university, and 1t
was through these gentlemen that he
was introduced to the American psy-
biologists at Yale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

JOHN BULL incidentally informs the
waiting public, and especially Mr..
John Hay, that the English govern
ment will censor all kilograms and
letters, whether official or unofficial,
passing to or from the Transvaal and
to this outrage the Mckinley admins
tration will bow with becoming meek
ness. This avowal in advance Of the
bacrum Investigation is part OF the
English play to help John Hay secre-
tary of state. out OF the box in which
he has placed himself,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
Ola Hudson Rar Kscslp,s.

Hudson Bay company are receipts
which read as follows. Received per
Lapwing, Jane Goody, as per invoice,
In gooo condition" Receive per Os-
prey, Matilda Timbins Returned per
Lapwing, as not being in accordance
with description contained in invoice" "
These belong to pioneer times, when
white men who settled in new parts OF
the country We're either Obliged TO Sc
main bachelors, marry squaws or send
east for wives. trusting to the judg
ment Of the company to select them
and send them out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
coon REPUBLICAN AUrnoRIrr.

Gen. J K Hudson, editor OF the To
peka Capital, prints the following
facts regarding the trusts: THE bor-
ak trust is selling its product to the
Americans at ~ cents pound, to the
Europeans at 3]6 cents a pounds. 1t
is compelled to do this by tariff OF
cents pound The steel and wire
trust Is selling barbed wire 10 Ameri-
cans at sale per hundred pounds, to
Canadians at 1926 and to Europeans
at s., 30"
And still the Topeka Capital and it's
editor support the Republican tariff
system which makes such discrinins-
tioDs possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

DELEGATE FLYNN cannot complain
Of the support AL parties in this terri
tory are giving him In his efforts for
free homes. This lie in marked con-
trast with the action OF the Republi-
cans when Mr. Callahan was laboring
with heroic zeal for free homes when
he was ia congress, tie was throt-
tlen at every point and every obstruc-
tson that Republican ingenuity could
invent was thrown in his way. That's
history.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

That new treaty negotiated by John
Hay and the English Ambassador, by
whicn the Nicaragua Canal is to be
under the joint cont-al OF Great Britt
an and the United Sta .es, will be re-
prudiated by the American people. II
is a most cowArdly truekling to Eng
lish pretentions and is abhor, ent to
every American sentiment Of self re
spect and ought to foerver damn Mc-
Klnley and his administration II per-
mitted 10 stand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

The etiquette Of Russian dinner is
decidedly formal. When the guests
are seated. the host and hostess OF the
feast remain standing, it being their
pleasure TO attend upon the company
and TO see that the servants do their
duty. Nothing car escape their OBJ
servation; the plate of no guest re-
mains empty for a moment, nor is a
wine glass ever without contents.
French wines are mostly drunk at
Russian dinners. Madeira Is also a
favorlte. and a bottle of port is always
served to an English guest AT her
own time the hostess gives the signal.
aud all rise from the table.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
READ rms rELEaRAM

1904 dead American soldiers from
the Philippines arrive On the trans
port Hancock a. San Francisco on
Feb. 23" Another OF the many dole
ful stories Of what the Mark Hanna
Mckinley imperial policy is costing
this country. Among the list Of names
Of these dead heroes are many who
have added lustre to the American
arms, sacrihced to the monuments
folly Of an impious and unholy Greed,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
4hs Hirnss. TswsA

The highest tower in the world is
presently TO be built as one OF the great
attractions OF Buffalo during the Pan
American exposition, which is to be
held in that city in 1901. II is 20 be
l,l52 feet high. and 400 feet square at
the base, and will be much more or.
namental building than the Eiffel
tower. II will be served by no fewer
than S3 electric elevators, sixteen
Of which will run only to the first
landing. 225 feet ABOVE the level Of the
ground, The whole journey from the
bottom to the top will neeessitate four
changes OF elevators, and VIII take
about six minutes. while the elevators
will have a carrying capacity Of 10000
an hour The estimated cost Of this
tower which VIII be built OF steel, is
sS0eOO0 or about twice as much as
that Of the EiTA, tower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

Many women throughout the coun
,ry make pin money out of their
chickens. We have known women
who have clothed the entwe fami Y
with the proceeds Of the poultry yard,
and some have paid off mortgages and
others have bought their homes by
intelligent management OF their
docks. Every body interested In
chickens should get Bicycles Poultry
Book. IL is SO full Of helpful sugges-
tions and short cuts 20 success, and
aas so many years Of costly expert
'nce boiled down for It's pages that IL
s poor economy TO be without it. II
will help increase the income from
he poultry yard and has started
many an Rmeteur or misguided pro.
'easional on the right track. The
,aice ts so cents, free by mail; address
he publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co !,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.

The striking and important events
of the last year have established the
over rwhelming value of THE THRIcE-A-
WEEK WoRlD to every reader. For an
almost nominal sum IL has kept its sub
scribers informed Of the progress of I'll
our wars aud, moreover, has reported
them as promptly and fully as lift were
daily. With our interests still extend
ing throughout the world, wit b our
troops operating In the Philippines and
the great Presidential campaign, too. at
hand, it's value is further increased.
The motto of The THRICE. A. WxEK
WORLD is improvement. II strives each
year TO be better than IL was the year
before, and public confidence in Il is
shown by the fact that 10 now circulateA
more than twice as many papers every
week as any other newspaper not =
daily, published in America.
We offer this Enequaled newspaper
and THE WEEKLY LEADER together one
year for S1.15.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

THE Mckinley administration pro-
poses to suspend the constitution and
force an import and export tariff
schedule upon all articles shipped
from Puerto Rico to this country, or
from this eounsry to Puerto Rico. The
constitution prohibits the levying OF
import or export duties between the
states and territories Of this Union,
but the Republican administration in
tends to break down this wise barrier,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

GENERAL GRosvENoR said In his
speech on the Puerto Rico tariff bill,
that Its provisions were in accordance
with the presidents wishes. This
sounds little funny in the face OF the
presidents recommendation Cor the
free exchange OF goods between the
United States and Puerto Rico. II
Grosyenor is right, II is another evi-
dence that the president Oops accord
ing to the way the political wind
blows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

SPEAKINe OF the Puerto Rican tariff
bin now pending in the house, Mr..
'Iittleheld (Republican) of Maine, de-
nying the power Of congress to levy a
tariff tax upon the products Of any
state or territory under the govern
nent of tho United States, said II
oppose this bill because it is un-repub-
icAn, nn-american, unprecedented,
unwArranted and unconstitutional
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27
BQItlgeI Z CORpgII

We have just received a large ship-
ment of the celebrated Paul Jones
have have our customers call and try
are one of Old Kentucky's finest pro-
ductions. We also wish 20 say for the
benefit Of the fancy drinkers in and
around Guthrie that we will serve ov-
er our bar Paul Jones Roses at 25cts.
per drink. We are now located a. our
new stand 1O5 West Harrison avenue,
and would be glad 70 see you all.
lBARRINGER e. Co.
Phone No. 13s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

wheat and cotton when shipped across
the line into nelghboring states? II
is monstrous doctrine and means
the ultimate wiping out OF all inter
state free commerce between the
states OF the American. Union. II
means more than this, It means the
aorogation of the federal constitution
itself. Spain ceded Puerto Rico to
the United States just as Mexico ced-
ed TO her the vast territGvy on the
Pacific Slope out OF which grand states
and territories have been carved, and
there is just as much constitutional
authority for placing a schedule Of
tariff duties upon them as there is for
Puetro Rico.
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ABLE ARaUMENrs

The arguments .oi congressman Lit
tleaeld, OF Maine, and Mccall, OF
Massachusetts,, against the Puerto
R co tariff bill, are among the ablest
heard in that subject They are both
stalwart Republicans and their speech
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

DEMOCRATIC congressman Richard
son has introduced in the house res-
olution to admit all kinds of sugars,
syrnps and articles entering into the
manufacture of sugar, free from por-
to Rico. Cuba and Hawaii. 1t Is safe
10 say however, that the Republican
majority will never let It pass
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es arc commended to their brethren IN
Oklahoma, They are American citi-
zens before they are Republicans, and
they are not quite ready to see the
constitution Of their country treated
as a thing no longer Of value TO their
neonle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-27

THE gallant General Cropje after
one Of the most heroic defenses on rec
ord cRpitulated this morning.
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nkMcKINLEY, under the Articles of the
Hague peace congress, would like to
offer friendly overtures for peace in
the Boer wer, but then IL might hurt
the feelings Of grand old England, you
hnavv
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The anti.imperialists, at their recent
great meeting n Philadelphia, scored
Mckinley and his administration, and
declared that the war wGged in the
Philippines was simply murder.
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HI. arasrlnr Partnsn

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costs too much.
why. you know you win more than
you lose"
Eyes, but to keep even l would have
to win twice as much as lose. You
see. whenever l win. | have TO give
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Don't Tobacco Spit and smsls Your life Away.

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THE next fad OF the Mckinley nd
ministration will be an exterior de-
partment.E
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THE Kansas City national conven.
tion will name the next president,
whose full name will be William Jen-
nings Bryan.