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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
Special Venire OF Forty Names
Was Issued
IN THE PERSINGER CASE
There Are Several Men Yet Needed
Defense Makes Objections
to Special Venire.

The features of the Persinger murder
the first special venire Of trial jurors and
the calling of a second venire of 40 names,
the latter being made returnable at
O'Clock this afternoon. Only 4S names
were secured out of the special venire of
IS names after 20 We're excused, as fol-
lows:
Smith, J. E. Ganke, c.. A. futile, John
Sheedy, M. O.. Triol, A. Kline, r.. f.. Ma
loney. T. V. LuXton, join Burke, A. P.
Cloutier, G. S. E.. Wissner, James Zupon,
;. n. Vein, Peter Herlin, John Schey
At the opening of the examination of
jurors, Counsel Self made a motion the
same as the day before to quash the
m Of the special venire of trial
Jurors on the ground that certain names
or taxpayers, among them the persons
named the day before, and also Marcus
DAILY, N. Donohue, Hugh Daily and DR..
y. j. Mckenzie We're omitted from the
jury list.
County Assessor George S. Miller, A..
NJ. Walker, chairman of the board Of
county commissioners, and Clerk Of the
Court Corcoran testified as to the rea-
sons for making the omissions.
County Assessor Miller testified that at
the time Marcus Days name was
"AOppOu AC was IlOl III the STATE. 0aU been
gone some time, and they did not know
whether he would ever come back.
During County Attorney Duffy's exam
ination Of jurors he said in substance
that 1t was not known whether Marcus
Days home was in Montana or New
York.
Counsel Sells motion vas overruled.
A night session was held, and when an
adjournment was taken the Jury box
contained the following persons:
n MoTNorl ~ rrv
Iurpln, X. &. Turner, Joseph Sladish, ].
r. Mascot, z. H. Colder, John F.. Sulli-
van, Lorenz Wildnen, Anaconda: B.
thompson, Deer Lodge; Eph Staffanson.
Lost Creek.
OF these five are from the original
panel, namely: B. Thompson. .Josenh
Sladish. J. F. Mascot, z. H. Colder and
Eph Staffanson.
Judge Napton granted Attorney Walsh
OF counse for the plaintiff in the case of
C!lVer Lesser against John r. Walkup,
city treasurer. 30 days in which to pre-
pare n serve a bill Of exceptions to the
ruling of the court sustaining the de-
murrer to the complaint.
Inc special venire of 40 trial Jurors
issued yesterday and made returnable in
the district court today at 2 o'clock to
complete the jury in the Persinger muir
der case. are as follows:
II. H. Logan, Jerry P. Sullivan, Rasmus
Johnson, Frank McKenna. Q staffan-
3oH' .lillanl weiss, w. n. Taylor, Gust
Dalquist, Horace Martin, c. D.. New
comb, Albert Labeau, Dan Mccarthy. NJ.
+. Tobin, Pat Trodden, r. S. Tolan, Thos.
Stees, Theodore K. Wilkinson, John
Gregory Horace Roy, w. H. Staffanson.
Joe Frankovitz, Thomas Plunkett. Fred
zimmerman, E. NJ. Covert, Roger Small.
william Waterson, George 4. King, Joe
Gangner. A. Goldquist, r. T. Templcman.
J. c. Wagner, Joseph Vein, A. Fortier.
e. J.. Taylor. John Frinke. John Reese. T.
NJ. Rockefeller, j. T.. Sherron, S. v. Mil
Ter and P. j. Sugrue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
SMALLPOX ABATING.

DR.. H. w. Stephens, county health Off
Ger, who has had the supervision Of the
smallpox situation since the first cases
We're reported, says:
"At present there are only two cases,
one being Mr.. Mcdonald, at 400 West
Fourth street, and the other the little
Perusse girl, at the corner of Park ave-
nue. and Chestnut street. Both patients
are getting along nicely. There may be
a few more cases, but if they appear they
will LAY to show up within a few days.
The the best of my opinion the dread
disease is nearly stamped out. We may
have a few more struggling cases, but I
don't expect them. You can say posi-
lively that smallpox is abating."
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
REWARD.

The undersigned win pay the sum Of
twenty-five hundred dollars ($2, SOC. 00) to
ders!gned VITA information which viii
lead to the detection and conviction Of
any person or persons or corporations.
who have heretofore or may hereafter
trespass Upon and extract n remove
ground workings beneath The surface Of
those portions of the Michael Dewitt lode
claim, which are included within injunc-
tons issued by the state or United States
courts of Montana.
BUTTE AND BOSTON CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY.
By Z. s. Batterman. Asst Supt.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
A GOOD CONCERT.

Bad weather interfered mos, severely
with a grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert at Turner hall last night. Promi-
nent among those who participated was
Miss Jennie Morgan, whose violin solos
We're most heartily received. The pro-
ramm as rendered was as follows:
Chorus-"Der Valid" Liederkranz) %.
Overture Iron Moulders' Mandolin Club
Pirate ......,,,Mr Davies
Gently Deva'' ...........,
.Messrs. Harris and Thomas
Violin Solo (selected) $50. Miss Morgan
Song-"Bandelero' Mr.. Pickell
Planoforte Solo-"The Storm (Weber)
Mart2
Chorus-"The Two Roses" diederkranz)
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
SPRANG FROM LIMES.

The shaddOck. citron. orange and lemon
are improvements OF wild lime.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24

: degre, y east 1885 feet: thence north q
oeeTees " minutes vest l.1sl feet: the, ,co
south 8 degrees weat 81 fe.S; thence south
9 degrees g minutes east 1.1si feet to
Corner No. !. the place Of ~besinnine.
contets:nS IN area Of SIS acres. ~
which an area Of os7 acres in conflict
With Sur. No. 11os Il excluded ana not
cla!med By applicant. Net area claimed.
S;4e ecres. which il In conflict with Sur:
No. 1921. and 0.o4 acres Of which il q
con1ict with Sur. Nc. 1850.
Tas location OF this mine n recorded
IA the Office Of the Recorder OF eilyeF
Bow county. on page 800 IN Book en-" a
lode locations.
The adjoining claims on the north Sur,
1919. the silver Lack Lode. Lot. No.
ass. Frank Shovlin ct q. applicants; o.
the south Sur. Nc. 1919. the Tigsr LAZY
Lode. Lot No. "a. David Burt, applicant,
n on the west Sur. No. s47a. the Kerry
Lode. Lot No. go. Michael Carroll, apple
cant.
GEORGE D.. GREENE.
- Register.
United States Claim AGENT. :
Wrist publication Nov. II. 1H1e.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

W. ". Mcdowell Of Butte, is in the city
Days saloon has move to secont
door from the bank.
The Saratoga restaurant at lie Mai,
street Is now open.
Alderman T. C. Davidson and w. r
Allen visited Butte to-day.
Northern Pacific Agent H. N. Kennedy
OF Billings, Is at the Montana.
Meyers full orchestra will play for the
Eagles at A. o. H. hall tonight.
Turkish, electric and medicated bath.
at 210A East Park. Popular prices.
MT. and Mrs. Spencer Trip, of Butte
visited friends in the city yesterday.
The finest display Of candles in the
city at Godard's, corner of Main and Com
mercial
D. r. McRea, of the Arm Of McRea 4
Co., departed last evening for the east
ern markets.
Chas. Graydon, convicted Of stealing
shoes, was sentenced to 30 days in Jail
by Judge j. M. Kennedy.
Deed Florence A. Richie and VIM.
Rays to Joseph Savflle 1-3 interest Buena
Vista Mining claim at Coloma for $500.
Hans Prause and Ben Buckner engag-
ed In a fight on Main street this morn
ing and were arrested by Officer Sulli-
var.
DR.. J. Hood Owings and DR.. c. G. Glass,
OF Deer Lodge, witnesses in the Cullinane
murder case, arrived in the city last
night.
The Ministerial union did not meet yes-
terday. A meeting will be held at the
residence of Rev. Jenkins next Tuesday
afternoon.
A burning chimney called the fire de-
partment to the residence of Mrs. O'Mara.
at 40 West Park avenue at 1880 O'Clock
last evening.
+. L.. Riley, stenographer in the office
OF prosecuting Attorney Connolly Of
Silver Bow county, is reporting the Guilt
name murder trial.
The preliminary hearing Of Paul Pro-
povlch and Geo. Periz, charged with cut
Ing Vasel Kordich, was postponed again
on yesterday until Feb. 10.
The County Assessors association NJ
will meet in Helena on Jan. 26.
and will be attended by County Assessor
Geo. s. Miller who left for there today
via Deer Lodge.
A suit was filed in the district court
to-day by Larabie Bros. & Co Of Deer
Lodge. against Peter Peters and Mrs.
M. Vitano to collect a promissory note
for $1S4.15 dated July %, 1891. Attorney
p. Scharnikow is counsel for the plain
tiff.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1finins Applicatior M ~,

Mining Application No. l.is7.
united States Land ONCE, Helena.
Montana. November 10. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that Conrad
Kohrs, whose postoftice address Is Deer
Montana. has this day 0ied an
AppAcation FOR patent notice o. which
was posted thereon on the 18th day OF
October. ssss. for 1.1s1 linear feet. the
sanie oeinE Tor 22a feet westerly and s6s
eeet In easterly direction from the point
Of discovery GA tho Illinois No. : Lode
Mining Claim: situated in Summit VAL
County. Montana. the position. course.
INC extent Of the ala mining alain., des.
!.nated by an ofic!al survey thereof, a.
Sur. No. 66ss. T. 3 n, r.. . W.. being
more particularly get forth a. follows.
to-wit: Reginning At :he southeast cor.
ner, e porphyry stonr sSx10xe inches, set
iS inches deep. marked l.5e9s for Corner
]. with mound Of earth alones!de.
from w..ich the \ section corner on the
R. v. bears son:h 81 degrees "a miaut N;:
east 1865 feet and running therce rc,th
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
THISTLE AMI
AN INTERESTING PARALLEL AND
A VALUABLE DEDUCTION
THEREFROM.

Cutting down thistles no more relieves
n land of thistles tina does securing
h scalp cure dandruff. In each case
permanent relief a only come from
Graduating permanently the cause. A
germ that plows up the scalp In search-
ing for the hair root where it saps the
vitality. causes dandruff, falling hair,
and badness. If you kill that germ,
you'll have no d%andruff. but a luxuriant
suit of hair. Newbro's Herpicide is the
only hair preparation in the world that
cures dandruff. falling hair and badness
by killing the germ. Destroy the cause.
o remove the effect"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
lied FROM HIS INJURIES.

Joseph Vosik, the unfortunate man en-
ployed at the lower works and boarding
at the Cox boarding house at Carroll.
who was run dow by a switch engine
on the converter's high line on Monday
evening, succumbed to his injuries late
yesterday afternoon. His remains were
removed to Ehret's undertaking rooms.
Coroner Hardenbrook was notified and
will hold an inquest this evening at Z
O'Clock. Very little is known by any one
in Anaconda of the deceased during his
lifetime, at least if so they have not vet
come forward, but may be present at the
inquest this evening. He is well spoken
of by his associates.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24
THISTLE DOWN CLOTH.

The down of thistles was spur by the
a%ncients to make acanthine garments.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-24

:. EAST Arrive Depart
No. l2-Anaconda to St
aul...... ........ 900 p m Q 10 am
No. list Paul to Ana
conda, daily. ........ II 40 q mIl1:5 p m
No. 84-Mixed, TO White
hall, daily, except Snn-
day; to Twin Bridges|
Tuesday Thursday andl
Saturday to Pony and|
Norris, Monday, We'd
nesday AMI Friday .... 6:15 p m SO am
WEST.
No. 1910 Portland andl
all coast points daily. -- 10 :30 q m
No. 14-From Portland
and all coast points,
daily 49,. 49,. 49,. .... GAS p m -
Standard Pullman. First-Class and
Tourist Sleeping Cars to Portland. st.
Omaha. st. Joseph and St. Louis'
without change.
". 81. MERRIMArS. q. A.. Butte.
Mont
cHAs. 8. FEE. G. P. 4 T. A.. Ct. Paul.
MINI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25
scRoF uLA. uLCEHs. CAHCEH.
SKIN TROUBLES

A. Last q Cure Tidal Treatment rrss.
10 your akln pailid. pale ur blood
thlnf Are you easily tired ui as tired
in the mOrning as whoa you went tu
bedf lh thero lose ut strength, Are
yOu all run down. Aches aud pailn lu
uonea Joints or back7 weak eyes or
Zee pa the ey,sf II au. Fuu have thy
pu, .Iu ut sotoiula iu your blood aud
tb, least si,kuosa scratch or blow
0ill lrins tl thu surface AN the huIu
nls bl uptums col this te,uuiy blood
aura iu,l ntratn bumpa 500 ualus uulls
lt,Lus lalu humuIs 1uptiuu5 a,hya
u homes iputs 3ud muscles ,auD,r
oatAub ntr % lou aIe diced ui doc
wuus Uklus patent msdiDu,a pud
ace uut gtred theu tl h Is h $50
taul. hiuu, ualml "a is made ,spe
Diaiiy tor OBSTINATE. despaeatvd blood
trulbios. aud cures the worst ,asta
after ali elise fails IS % q mabps
new rich blood aul buiids up Tue
weakened body stops all Tue aches
aud paine ana heals even ao,e slVlug
tne riph glow Vt health to the stiu
over . 900 toluLtap testimonials ut
cures of blood and shia diseaars by
using % % Is Thoroughly tested tur
3. fears
urus stores ~ Trial treatment
tree bi addressing Blood nalm Cum
panY Atlaata Ca Describe truubie
aua lrps confidential medical advice
III, in Faslg b0S 5tofa
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sual,soron aours


its Nee Line. psnysf Nsrta~ssi. We
niuin8s
Tho hurliuEtuns beaver North " ssi
Main iiue waa completed September
toth "a tape ths kaasaa CitY muinss
iluo al Alllaueo Mob a 10 ths shore
iluu uvuyer to iioleaa spokane aad
the direct line 10 che entire uppuf
Northwest
o"B % hssfs osoyss ~ suite.
Hsisaa
ouly % hours psnvsf 20 speksas.
only o. hours osnvsr - Puget
poupd
rhib vlii DO che maia Travelled ruad
ior psaseuBsra Eoius via pou,sr 10
Northua rasino points
70 Denver hesaie Colorado, utAh
raelhe Coas, Two Ereat dally trains
from Kauaaa Ci,i st loaeph Weekly
callforalA excursions. porsoaaliy oon
ductos
10 ths gas,i hsst equipped ,raias
Ca 1tl,asu aad nt i0ula
10 ne North host ttains 10 Oma
ha nt raul Minneapolis
~ . brieksr a. 4 A. szA MaA
street baaaaa City Mo
l. ~ wakslsY usni Passenger
Asuut Ht ipuls Mo
howard tiiistt uuuufai MaHasef.
nt luauph Mu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

Moorsa idutea are guaranteed
cure fuI aii folma of Malaria Akuo
Cbilla aud Fewer swamp fv,ol STA
iatiat tosvr biiious Fotor Jauudloe
huluuanvas. futid breath aud - tired
natiuaa feeling They euro Rhuuma
tiam aud tho lasaitudo folio~ius
blood poison prolaosd from Malarlal
poisoning 30 Quiulno h1 Arsenic
Arlds ur l,ou. DO not ruin atuma,h
uf toyth Euurely taateloss ruDe.
boo, pes boa ur 4" q Muure Co. No
$40 North Main street 80 Louis Mo
sold by b Is liilio a Geo. aud Wheeler
a suu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

VIII b. bsttef prepared "
handle HE restaurant trade this
fall and winter than ever hsiors.
tis plaes a ths csfnsr ei okia.
homa ana bread, hss been thsr
eughly rsmodslea o .eeemmoaats
ths "0ooa nvsrs" hs nae hea
bullt an ssira lsrss rsirlgsraser u
hold AM guantity q Northsfn
Mssts stsaks heasts aau huttsas
oystsrs fgssh hsh saa samsl 10
abort be ~lll serve everything ln
she bssi sAa mesg spas,lslna ssyis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

t.st ,.aatf nsessas be- akass
whereas rhsra Wa inua.
daeea ia the iate hsp .hlllaa
gouatY tpuvuatioa which mot
be- 0uthFie and uomlnated
tlohot tu be voted Zoe thia Tell
~ abe people vt ths caatty.
"a rasolutiuu demaudlHg 49, in.
vsstis stion of ths records 20
this cuaaty aad plsdsiaa ths
euuptf commissioners ~ ufdtf
sach iuveatiNatiuni and
WhrtuAa. 1udh resolution saa
W aurh convection DENIED
both w. tUu retolutiuna uum
mlttes aud ~ che ooatsat,an
itsslf aud
whereas, Wo believe the
people ~ this cOuaty bass che
rlght 30 b. shaeL the ouu
dillon ~ thu uouptY rrVutda.
aud vat suuh dumsad eaa
iuht Nov therefore bo IA
hsaulyei. in abe vsry lsa
guaHs q tus Roe bllsan tsaa
vtiop 10 ssif That tbe guaHty
e0un aiasluacfs numtustsd W
thia gnuyeatisa, b. The as
eoptHneo 81 said soninatiuns
,isdss thsmaslsss indiyidaailY
aud oullsotivslY, " eise "a. 90
osuae = thorough Investigation
~ e0mpetnut psfa aa tn be
nadu ~ The bDuks and records
ut iugsa uuuuty, 90 the cad
tbat che Taxpayers maY hnuw
whst has bseomu oi thu publiu
moaeys aud ths maauer ia
whiob thu records have been
hUpt, aud that " suy duiaiua
tluus have oeoarFsd sud 80
uesaiso anh ftauauieat charge
haYs bsan mada Ana aiiua
thc sana mal bu recovered ~
thu tunnty tfuw thu utiies
holder aad he bnndamru
a duptsd aasnimously Auguat "a
che LoEkp ruuuty Democratic ps
d pamuAltteo. % fulIAH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

liappIu,as dop,ola ,e,y muDI op,
the condition OF 90. tltsi and t,Iu,la
thu iiIa pi llio wat. uut uui, Wu,.
SION uu those whua. tlg,atlur a suul
tpu ,lu r,sulato luu lNt, auI bil
uuis ritb Hs,bins aui ,uiul h.altb
aud busyauOy uf aputa ru,s uu
gsuta B. IS tillls ,u. aui Wu,ai,i
a son
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Nu bayp seuu luu uau mtsut rbau
,bs faiat atfussiu iu, salatsuDa asemsd
aimusi ended ,yauslltatai sal uala
rtruus by thn uaa ui Wni,ss Cream
vsfmliuss fn.a ss eaata h
illlls a Ou. aal Nhptlat a aaa
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a,uppa hrhav fi.as Aoau
san Fsaoelseo uut ~ ftat iu
otanm,u, 1f Ga, ,u,uutuDi atmg io tbo
rbllupinos viil s.u tuS uultvd atatsa
hufomuUr a,.ulllus tu auauuu,a
mrut at army htauuuatt.,a bsrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

auaioess, aeeistg pebble tsags Nest
inss aaa AtWsepsns
Od 30 Ihe Ngchrt sluN fAtaTtAin
"a hy algs 4 N nsaalss Fsidal ,nsr
aoan
Mcs hcn hQberi hoA fualqa
uaulpge iof congressional aelessts
Hpeaka a tAe seyarsmsag sefs sf 49,
.m
Not : 0ssglal slasilpa q tsggl
saglal sna Saaelg oaleaa
paAgaAf hlshsa tbs feAs lalk,
eesge psag asiagasl alebl y Eallse
Rst
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TEDDY MonRltn-


bDrippa hDiiae ffoha ASA
Nor~ich, N. V, uet 20 Geo, tuoae
Yeit ufod aud laded tom his cam
paisn Nurk luu to-day foi GA, third
day tour ui the Empify state he Ia
~Orn aud uvpous. approaohiug init
abiilD tie says hia throat bothers
him greatly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

hlilppa ANhap rtvas AesH
Ffsukisut 81 oH "a a special
s,sslua ui ths irslaiaiule rplsi iss'
aisn, aRpf baslas repeated ,As Upo
brl iap pgl lsayipg q pp az atatais
bpiha lues snpush Ca pe ,a iplpa pupl
snpl Ihe eleDllpu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

stltlh IA tlmF astts alas sHl q
aass ~ usilsfas tsrsheuna sgfsp 40
90 bsslunlns pi eala wM saYe laa
a,aal Hatu hpuls aaa sfen asss pi
alsigpsslas aah Ragasslas oaasA
pnes ss sea ~ etata q q lilila q
"a saa wbeslsl 4 apa
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a.Hpp M.Hue riU.. Aaau
Lsndoa. net 80 Sac Imas iu a
SECOND edition p.Iula "a r,sIu dispatch
sayius tho suiii.H s,nslaI ruus bah
SLAMS DO dom.uaUus ths .uuit at a.u
sau fu aud be- a Improbable that tus
Empfssa uI Emp,foI ue able tu l,ato
theirs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

TheIe afs thouaaada oi peppie sut
tutiug untaid torture tlum pil,s ps
CAUSE of tte populaf lmpf,aaiua that
tbgi oaaapt be .u,pi tabisfs uusk
80 Pile Ointment elii care tb,m aaa
lu. patleut alii uswaia cured rutu
DO aeDta lu tot,ies lubya ls Dants
81 b lilliu a 60 and Whaalor q aun
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in order % maka roem Iof ~ ian
so''ds uiii sell Coz the assi 90 Aags
aii mea.s boz and ohllaren'a clothiaa
ID eost
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a.I.F. Ha. tl.a has.
Canton ID. uI .. Ia.
aa ..I N. Hoat aI.... no .H. H.
hH..I HHu. I1IaI ... a.. ....u
several UaIa Huot a.. aII...a me.J
UN.. aI IHuHbaiaan lHH.Uua ...UnE
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3. Y Callahan and tbes Jaflss ~ Al
aress 0utblis vsts,a
uuu . \ Callahan pf husnahei
,ouuD at the suseumeat acre at Z
o. m O,t zii at b D m. at fuiivi 4
hail
iiuu Thomas I4,bus Ut Cleveland
guuutl siii spsah .t Auihall uNt za
At b u
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apsisifs oFel fiaueyt Asfnsss thpp ~
ukiehpme AFe netn Waaustaaf sea
aatpFdag tfoAo lQ4p 81 lamf w
sea ~ lNe pse ppeka
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iH an4fMlA And Mpst Wpiafpa az
manls as aishstion a eaak tAe msi
~ q oolof sesA ssd slreenh opi 81
Iooo a lmpaliaei sp ihsl lhe 9etleal
nsak Wsa eatfpua saa AlapepllG
4tlN pQnaltloa can ~ cofpclla py
aklNA 4 epglat u isfhlns. rgles ~
~ IS llllis 4 ~ aaa Whssles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

Ifa ia.l JuH auIteI asaIu.t tb.
r.. homes maasuIs ebue CaI.atau
aaa YuI I.IeEat. tu UonEfuaaf
4ueatIon no. o.
lf H uema.rat bad dunr atai Iuu
haI done iol nsa humss and aors
upe running f1i rr election. would you
vote toe hlmf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

tiuYp and NhiidfEua ~ cheap er,l.
portloaately ThN nANNnN.
los haulsoa Ayeaaa. MogsaR agant.
rfoprloiaf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

uil you have omitted hum tho Eddy
fup, homes boa tbe kiowa and
Comsu,ho ,ountry fUf the purpose OF
hasiuk Eddy oi some other congress
man Introduce d uiil iu tho utaro. ro
ile,lus that country from tho mort
sasu lately Imposed upon it by che
t,puUli,an ,onErosh iu tho hope that
yuU misht Ov returned to future cpu
siyasrs upon another gratitude ,am
patEuf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

WW I.a f foa .I. 0.unet tH 0aH
...s ..ua.n. H IuI Uate COO apla1
.HHif ua r.saHa aHI goo uHp.uos.
a.o Iu taa .utaas afs sut
" 0.E h.F Independence sut GOO
...a.. as mI.U.I .a.. n tbr ut
p.H.. a..uIlIas tl uea,Y sHi Iaatou.
1.. (" h.te th.u nI.l lHieuDaf
9usauaa Na. H
WHI Tuu .tunIn eHI foH hat. Hlt
... ..s.HE sHa. .a.p.Ian oa R.paU
Hm .au.s HaJ auoa tar pasasss
a .'. II.i..au muIaHI.f aIt te.auss
..H U...,. I.. H.p.aII.an iuDn lu. Is
saF uHr tH u.a hom6a Beg.t
.....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-25

Alr Eddy aud the Hspubil,au load
csc iu the Territory afr urslus The ~,
puhlloans Co vote the straight R,pub
li,au u,kst this iall VIII Jou please
tell us wby your opponents. ehu bu
llo,o iu their principles should uut
vote their ticket straight too1
Question No. D.
u The hoo humoa bin VAS h,p.
il,au measure. will you please tyll ua
vhi Ia tho FifJ nuh ounsruas THE
same BIN sent to the huuas from the
sonats. aad waa dvfyatsd in the hous,
iSp Republicans sotius asaiaat A. 30
Democrats and Pupuiists yotiuA fuf ltf
ousstioa No. 10.
u you are not returned to congress
viii you work against bin giyiug
statehood 90 ukiahomst
Question No ~.
Are you atlil in favor of your state
hood bill which provides that our
sctoola shall be- open tu ali tho child
ron OF said state alikof
Question No. W.
n0 YOU believe. as M Roosevelt d0oa
that al Democrats and rupulista who
are against che administration polioi
iu tho Philippines aro tiaitura aut
torsrlaf 10 Sou believe tb,I arc. aa
hr huoseytgit does. du iuu dysil, tho
Huppuu uf tuliaa and COW tilaf %
su why hn
0usation no ti
Wui sou please .,plaIu tby reason
cor Uu sa cont ,Iuttu iu rultu RI,u.
aud q 100 .euJ .,ussu at humsf
oueston NO "a.
pu you applu,e uf the last congress
iu tuuiug husham ituhera out uo
cause ha had th.ys wives and takius
tho Sultan OF aWu m eilh lla 800