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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.

"somethina New Under the SUM-"
All Doctors have tried to cure CA
TARRH by the use of powders. acid
gases, inhalers and drugs in paste
form. Their powders dry up the mu-
cuous membranes causing them to
crack open and bleed The powerful
acids used in the inhalers have entire
ly eaten away the same membranes
that their makers have aimed to cure,
while pastes and ointments can not
reach the disease. An old and ex-
perienced practitioner who has tor
many years made close study and
specially of the treatment of CA
TARRH, has at last perfected Treat
ment which when faithfully used, not
only relieves ct once, but permanent-
ly cures CATARRH, by removing the
cause, stopping the discharges, and
curing all Inflammation. It is the
onlv remedy known to Tcience that
actually reaches the afflicted parts.
This wonderful remedy is known as
"SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED
CATARRH CUBE" and is sold at the
extremely low price of One Dollar,
each package containing internal and
external medicine sufficient for a fun
months treatment and everything
necessary to its perfect use.
"sNUFFLES" IS the only perfect
CATARRH CURE ever made and is
now recognized as the only safe and
positive cure for that annoying and
disgusting disease. Ii cures all in
fammation quickly ana permanently
and is also wonderfully quick to re-
lieve HAY FEVER or COLD in the
HEAD.
CATARRH when englected often
leads to CoNsUMPTIoN-"sNUF-
FLEs's will save you if you use it at
once It is no ordinary remedy, but a
complete treatment which is positive
ly guaranteed to cure CATARRH in
any form or stage If used according
to the directions which accompany
each package. Don't delay but send
for 1t at once, and write full particu-
lars as to your condition, and you will
receive special advice from the dis
coverer of this wonderful remedy 70
garding your case without cost to you
beyond the regular price of fSNUF
FILES" the GUARANTEED CA
TARRH CURE"
Sent prepaid to any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dept. d. 44S,
EDWIN B. GILES & COMPANY. 1880
and 1882 Market Street, Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24
WANT TO TELL IT.
Many Enthusiastic Guthrie Citizens
Want to Make it Public.

Many Enthusiastic Guthrie Citizens
Want to Make 1t Public.
There is something in it.
When people want to talk about it.
Publicity of good thing is good
for the, people.
Gratitude promotes publicity.
Enthusiastic citizens are talking.
Telling neighbors; telling friends.
Removing the stumbling block Of
doubt
And so the work goes on.
Home endorsement is giving conf,
denee
Thousands are learning to appreci-
ate IT,
Here is an East Springer avenue
citizen that does
Mrs S. Maine, Of GA e. Springer
avenue, says For at least 3 years
was subject to weak spells and there
was duh aching almost continually
ia the small Of my back. 1t struck
me one night while reading an ad-
vertisement about Dosn's Kidney pills
that the might help me, SO I went TO
j. n. Wallaces drug store for a box
The miserable feeling which ! can on
ly call weakness disappeared and the
baekache stopped"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Mllburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the u. s.
Remember The -Doan's-and
take no substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24
"'rome cat T. mon the express ont !
'hould have used." sbe asswerr5l


"'rame eat Z, u'9t the express ont :
should have used," sbe aEswerrd
ei ycu ru, & ia my mouth. 4
0r1 yl lly inean.sg. Girls lilis yci
tco wei IN boa camaraie ever to b.
attracted by you en- amateur. You
the amusing and entertaining frieni
Of them all, and that is why you viii
never be the accepted lover Of any cu,
OF them" ...
IF 1 wanted a wife," / said. l neet
so no farther than this drawing-roou
to obtain one" 49,.
1t was truly, but rashly spoken a1
the irritation of the moment.
''Do you mean Ethel or Amy?" in.
I Quired Mrs Dowenstein, superciliously
This was downright insulting. Amy
Ethers sister, was a kid Of a schoo.
girl. just rising fourteen.
Ethel, Of course" / retorted.
She gave little, fncreduious lauga
you think She would not accep.
me?" l demanded. ....
'It is not matter Of thinking; }
know it," she replied, with a "supe.
rIor" cock-sureness too riling FOL
words. go.
I'VE viii see" | said. -.
'What. you will ask her? Smely il
would be ,safair on Ethel to do that
merely for the purpose of settling thk
comparatively immaterial point"
AS she is certain to refuse re-
toried. sercastically, mo harm will b,
done" -.
ITO be sure" she said Yes. That
Is quite true" -"
The woman drove me quite mad. Sc
mad, that | did ask Ethel that very
night .....
Ethel replied. "oh, Mr.. vaneson
pease--plcase don't. l like you ever
50 much as a friend but not in that
way. Oh, no. | hope you viii never
mention the subject again"
SO Ethel actually refused meme!
NHdL fDulu udNt Dttl nti ItAbpi.
Some one much have got at her, for
in her heart she must have loved me,
1T could not have been otherwise.
When I babe Mrs. Dowenstein good
night. feeling yry much incenssd and
.nsulied, the woman whispered, smil-
,ng: You need not tell me. Ethel
has refused you. as / llaew she would
There are other girls in the worls
besides Ethel" muttered.
YES" she said in low voice
many others But they are not for
you. Mr.. Naneson. Take my advice
Spare yourself and them the pam OF
needless refusals. Or. II you must Sc
lure a Wife, ask some good unattract-
i've girl who IS not likely to have other
offers. and then possibly"
Thanks for your advice" inter
rupted her. curtlv.
nIIIT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24

Are Protecting Miss Stones Abduc-
tors, Asserts Macedonian

Newspape-.
New York. oct 2s.-The Betscherna
poschta, Macedonian newspaper
published a Sofia. Bulgaria. declares
that the Turkish troops following the
brgands holding Miss Stone and Nine.
rsilka have no intention of trying to
capture the rufians. On the contrary.
the soldiers and Turkish officials pro.
vide the brigands with food 1t is as
serted The newspaper says the
brigands ere being protected under
order from the highest Turkish author
tiles for the. reason that the sultan Is
keen for revenge against the United
States for the pressure brought to
bea. by America with reference 20 IN
lemnity for Armenian massacras by
Turks The impression is created
that Miss stone viii certainly be re-
leased and at an early date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24


1 left the Ph,7sons' hoass, laughirs
% myself savagely.
Next day, which was Tuesday, ]
proposed Ito Lily Cartwright
Lily said:- ......
"Ohl Mfr. vanesou, I-please say
co more. This is quite Impossible. I
ike and esteem you as friend but
can never marry never!"
The girl must have gone mad. To
refuse me-NfE, If you please
When / reached home | surveyed
myself iuNthe glass Her refusal was
incomprehensible / simply could not
understand It. .
On the Thursday | proposed to Janet
Fairbarns. -.
Janet said:-
"ohl no, mol should like you to be
my brother, but"
Pshal Her brotherl Another girl
gone demented IT was too pitiable
for words. 49,.
On the Friday asked Nellie Dam
pier. 49,.
you surprise me and pain me, Mr..
vaneson' said Nellie. 1T can never
be. Please say no more"
said no more. Not I. If she.
chose to throw away the best chance
she was ever likely to have. that was
her loss. not mine
On the Saturday 1 asked Jessie Ray
mond to marry me. Jessie said:--
"oh, Mr.. vaneson, I-I-you have
taken me by surprise; but-but-I do
love you dearly. and--yes. / will"
So. then and there, / billed with
this sweet canary, on the same perch,
50 TO speak, and for the Hrst time in
my lise-inside the bars.
In due course we treaded the aviary
Simultaneously, she from her narrow
cage, and I from my native and con-
genial blue. -.
Mrs. Loweustein afterward wrote tc
a friend:- -.
Yes, yop are quite right. ] did en-.
ter into l7sie conspiracy with those
1--we esaaries 20 force the wild songster's
hard-or rather claw. He was pay.
ing indefinite and indscriminaee at.
ientions TO all FIVE We agreed that
these must be converted and concen-
trated into definite intentions toward
one. The only retl difficulty was tc
decide which of the five should be sht
one to win him. The girls settled II
among themselves in the most bust
ness-like way with the help of coins
and by process which the frequeHters
of bars Il am given TO understand)
5aten employ for deciding which Of the
company shah stand for drinks round.
They call it q am told Tommy
Oodd, or odd man out In this case
1t was odd girl out. and Jessie, being
eft dn hast, secured the privilege of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24
STATEHOOD BUILDERS
MUST FACE ISSUE
Ard Decide Between POlit.
iCal aud Commercial
Interests

The ri1~ie statehood convention n
ne h5lJ t Muskogee Novemb u
vgl he the supreme effort Of the two
lc=siicr7 to secure a single form Of
rsgcflmclt at the next session Of
&C gre3s. writes the CORE spondent Of
the Kansas City Star The issue viii
he sauarely divided between the po-
Itical and the commercial interests
OF the ersitories Politicians in both
territories who expect 10 seek prefer
ment under future conditions, as a
rule arr in favoe of -eparate state.
hood. Many have fortified themselves
already and DO not propose TO lose q
single advantage thai has come to
them in she uphuilling Of their per-
sonal machines. This selfish view is
bitterly opposed by men who wish
to see all avenues Of trade and in
dustry opened without restriction.
This Is especially true In Indian ter
ritory whose undeveloped .aural re-
sources are as rich as can be found
in any state in the Union. Oklahoma,
than which better agricultural sec
ton can not be found can not be
ocmpared with the Indian territory
acre by acre. The vast coal deposits
OF rhe Indian territory are practically
untouched, although for years her
mines have furnished a large per
centage OF the coal supply of the
Southwest. The field notes of ex-
perts sent out by railroad companies
to examine the interior OF Indian
territory are astonishing in the record
OF the discoveries made They show
not only vnst deposits Of coal. but de-
posits OF oil, asphaltum. manganese,
Zinc, lead. ochre granite, marble and
commercial clays. These riches lie
within reach, but conditions prohibit
their development.
Naturally, men ambitions TO make
their fortune have grown antagon-
istic TO the slow procedure of the
federal government in it's adjustment
OF the affairs Of Indian territory pre-
paratory TO making It a whi'e mans
cuontry where security can ba found
for every dollar legitimatelv Invested
aud where industry will be rewarded
according to its honesty ana wisdom.
These men do not deny that the In
dian citizen has been robbed, but they
assert that whatever has been done
for the advancement OF Indian terri
tory came from the white saan ia spite
of the Indian, and that the .ohaery OF
the Indian viii be no greater under
statehood or a form OF government
like that OF Oklahoma than it has
been in the past
TWO opinlons Even Here.
The convention at MuskCgee Will
encounter two propositions, which
viii require all the wisdom Of the
delegates to harmonize. Delegate
F'lyns OF Oklahoma. declares tnat he
is for immediate statehood for okla
homa, with such provisions as win
enable the Indian territory to be at
tached to Oklahoma whenever the In
dian territory or any portion of It IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24
WI SELL SHAMROCK.

New York, Oct. 23.-According 10
the Herald, Sir Thomas Upton has
determined TO sell Shamrock H., and
she is now on the American market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-24

Senator Ben Tillmaa at the Presby.
terrain church. oct. 2s. Tickets at
walIaces drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
Huys a Raflroad station

Wabash, Ind Jan. The Rev. G. s.
NNinans. a Baptist minister has bought
the passenger station Of the Clever Leaf
railway AZ Bnffton and wiil prevent
the company flpn erecting the new sisl-
ton, contracts for which are ready 10
LET
The Rev. Mr.. Winana had a horse
killed by train sever years ago ard
sued the Toledo, 81 Louis & Kansas
City Company for its value. He got
Judgment and the costs Mere unpaid
The ToIelo st. Louis & Western, ine
SUCCESSOR Of the old company, refused
10 pay The judgment for 200 alleging Il
was not liable. Saturday night Mr..
Winans bid in the station and grounds
when they We're sold by the sheriff He
declares he win not permit the company
Ito remove the building and is ready
with injunction papers Az he company
is firm, the city will have 10 get along
trt ION
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07

West as Sssstlaas eaSiS0f tile'
my tiesl MIR. Armour Has la
tistn for Msi.sfils rich tlla be
words wela e be said lsIH
a the street and the old ms
lsi9sr a. tfle bar IF the saloon had
So iell Instances Of the dead
lifasllsss and Willingness a help
+ lsssste which they had person
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
NEW AMERICAN OFFENSEs.
British Protest Against U Sc of Amer.

british Protest Against u Sc of Amer
lean Floursto supply Troops.
Loneon. Jan. 1.-THE lafeet grievance
of English trade against America con-
sists in the government purchasing
flour in the United States for South
Africa. writer in the Morning Post
declares this action is a fit subject for
an inquiry and that it constitutes a
most unfair handicap for English mil
lers, while the americans, who pay no
taxes. are able to dispose of interior
grades. IT appears that large quaint
ties are being purchased in America on
account of the standard brands and
shipment being better and ready all the
dock.
The champion of the English millers
snaintailss the government is wrong in
believing the American article has
these advantages. averring that the
English mills are now fitted with ma
Fchnsry superior 10 that in use in
America and tina, they are quite able
TO supply the demallsss for South Af-
l'ica: The protest however. is NOT like
III 10 Geier the government from pa
tronizing this new branch Of American
Industry.
-AHSlAtI tAiinlli oil American az
erosion calls forth a protest. 1t APP
pears That q wealthy American is negs2-
tiating e buy the famous Carshalton
Tor as elorton) gates in The old surry
village Of that name, ten miles from
London
| These are now all that remain q the
Eancient palace where the pooinsdag
Book WAS compiled They stretch 10
Feet We're desi gned by Leani, and are
supposed 70 be thu finest specimens II
1.-the worli. Tho iron work is attached
IN massive stone piers, surnnountell ljy
groups Of s.atuary
II the negotiations are succes ftll
gthey wsill be taken 10 America. tho nio,-
lroppIi;an arr circles are getting Zip Il
funH IN an sii,ieavoi. pg outoiGdings 70
retain them IN England.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
GET lNsl5g.
Your TrtendS and i.IiEors III Mar.
slialltoyvl, VIII show 3on How.

y
sliailtosvn VIII show o., How.
Iubbirg ff,- bftek Nefls elir back
ache
q lll.inaea MAY IN aArl ;ils
Back chs e.r from iils. inside FROM
the kiSneys
z Dear kidney PiSls So inside
They piis sex kislEsx
re Marsha, tesYs's Facf tina, this
8 so
Mrs W q; Palmer so summit
street. stss shsn ppatis kdlfsg
Pills came - my notice Mllilt- readtng d
{ Marshall TOXIN paper | ssls - the Nc
ride & Will Drug l'pni9aHa for box
nd mailed it 10 my father, Mr.. NJ kin
by. Ssf Jasper county, NJ issolli, a short
time aftsr leeeived a letter from him
thanking nse for ssndine the medicine
md adding that II had proved exceed
singlys valuable.
Doan's Kidney PITS for sale BY all
,ealers. Price 30 cents Foster Miiburn
ompany. Buffalo, y. v. sole agents for
he United States.
Remember The name Doan's and take
40 other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07

Eveh the British lines have begun to-
desert their own country. The Great
Eastern has just ordered a large guam
tity of rails from the United States
without giving the English makers
chance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
q M = n
TWO BIG BATTLE SHIPS.
New War Vessels Will he
fs:.f.ncsY I'm. \Srorid

\ London J 4 N. :. 1,le British ADMIRAL
sty ma s decided ia build two baJtl ships
which ;si'e iiltent!s-gl z, b tfle lArges sn
the wal'lsi. he Distinction Ui BAKING
the largest waf.ships has hitherto ast n
hela BY Italy. with the Lepant asi5. tbs
c9i;sisailinil ship, hf Italia C;rcai
Britain 4 80 l1reieetsd lapg sarshir,s.
q, hs, et ivep ilaslnsa he queen
ana the Primes sf Wales. wili bs :l.tnp
TONS setvier nan the Igal.an ships
mentioned ,eaaiing Qtie enDrfnnSi~ dis
s9iac@ille nj - s ogD tons. which = :, 100
tens hea,ier than AmeriQa's biggest
aiEtier, atil Ssel
l'he So e Il; e.S9us British vessels Will
CARRY notfiNg larger than 2-ineh guns
Their batteries will b. ci,ieiiy composed
If tfese guns ane OF 4 5-iils d and l,-illpii
suns The DISQUALIFICATION i'a .ta 9
iIil, hs.lk III ths oa5llssShsps was only
ai1 IL Id after ,n,.en sii-enss,on. Cor
since tis+@asags Tie ls9s.ll sspverai 6 II
OF 1850 tons the q admiralty iiaS been
incline Is fay pr baii esaips OF q,
disp ceIlesil &c Which tho aropus, Of
1890 tons is the best tyspe
n lasi i,s-a #slil g sis,s rpares ,he
United States ana lApftn nave All sbesfl
ne. ceaaeIlis III
cirea sssst ain lls been AZ m cst LETT b.
lmn6 Now Dc STEPS ~ taking tile
tenet ii ana I'siisee Of Walls, 70 say
mot ~ Tie Lollsipii and the Fp.nlisi-
I5ssn1s., - 81 F5speo IONS. nov NEARING
co!nii ,tio,l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
Philip d. Armour moved to Chicago,
and established his permanent home in

and established his permanent home in
isis
Established Armour Brothers Bank
/ ing company at Kansas City in 1879, and
/ placed his brotner Andrew Watson AR
rlour at the head of it.
Established great packing plant at
Kansas City in 1881
| In 1878 survived "a fierce bull run i'm
Iork, directed at him, employed $4,000
Loco in standing Off his opponents. and;
rattcd sl.500,O00 by the operation in
/ tended to squeeze him.
Armour Mission founded in 1886 upon.
100000 bequeathed fer that purpose by
Jcseph II. Armour, and further endowed.
land sustained by Philip d. Armour.
/ Armour Institute founded.
! In 1892 an effort was made by leading
4 Chicago wheat operators to corner MIR.
Armour in a gigantic Wheat deal. His.
chief danger of defeat and enormous
loss lay in the fact that his opponents
had secured all elevator space. Within
thirty days Armour had bought or built
enough elevators To store his grain and
uisappoint his rivals.
Bought 100000 worth of gold in Lon
icon on his personal account and used it
OF staNe off disaster during the days OF
4 ranic Which threatened some Chicago
n.y. (, go.
80. ! ,,s..s,,. y
nearly seven Years after he had re-
& termed from the gold fields With his first
ny. 800 80 :,
i'au's = s,'i'
..us ,t'es * wy 49, Meis ~ s'ea.ess
lasal'.ies lois
] s'iu q AM VIII . N,sM ~
:, " snS Nssael'i
az t'is J ~ ''a li'e
~ mn y Nsii.siee VIII o'ili
'sas''i'h - Vic
g slitass si'sa s'i'' ~ ..'t eae'is,a hos
1 'l'l sfa' "a otts' isss ANU ne soon ion'}l
Il ss,lss'afe,lil'S 80 mo theii' part
''sisls1p fis.1laah S3Al'fho''f' ms nrolllsf
az nae nsseo'ls eseapilsheas IN ehl-
sage al5a me fanny name ALREADY was
5 - i'9s2 slanflllls. men came tfe clps-
Aii1s lays 81 ias civil war; With pork at
SOY 5sllslf seVsa i'arrei
NNa1ns one eye gu me. fs'slai operation
isiat'slut tlehfs l.Ia z nj terspurg anasth
~ Is ! ON the ROC gro OF the west young
Armour became convinced that the w;ils
Ss5uid end sSiiy soon and the price OF
isions would take ans 4. wSfrl t,iinh biz
tss natie SURE lhai ne hleh price ~
+ l,SsiS NYts wholly stls 70 The MAR demand
;sifel the ignaralsce Of The tern 9 pefa-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
INTEREST N IH[ VAR
South African Troubles Continue
Uppermost Topic in Great
Britain.
Policy in China Depends Largely
on Developments in the
Transvaal.
England Might Grant Beers Con-
cessions to End the
Conflict.

4
in south Africa is by far tte most I'M
- - - '''s. Y q. $ : as's''
lseioh' Ter upon It's developmsnt depends
1 the policy, of several power in regard
s,;,,,,, MI. sao !,
py the Hrltsh goNernnelst that It
causes the grave ST anxiety IN Downing
stree, The sao,it,c.. az B,ttishI in -
80. & 49,, s, : \, 4,
6 S y 4 &
4 VII uiss'ounteetx pc forced upon TINS
country by rival powers. especially
/ Russia. il England s mili,ary, arm q
=, ,,.,, 81
- d $50 vi : ~ s'o'''sss'' =
/ 100 great % contemplate. Moreover y E
s is impes bic TO * pesst that tlle British
4 public, marvellous tho its pfiienre has
4 been viii tolerate an indefinite pro-s
Tonga tjon of the r,i,o,,s u. u,
war.
The governments is st;} frsa az NH.
9llic pressure of i1his n:,ti,ra ,ss.a,,s.s .ls.s
Elnaior;ty Of Enrilsi, p.st,,,t ssres 81 81 ha-
+ c,s;,s. 81 4 :, ,..se,, 81 =, h,
~, ,,.ts.
t,,,,b ,, : 2 49,,
sprsss would refrain from ps,i,,isil,fnp Il
il II ,sere ayai,a.,ls!
Th,. ins xnra.,le sac,s are t.an,,,ser ia
SIN yoj,,lnss IN mail $,s,
sf.r AMI tl,fv ars sure y, T,,.s,.. h .s,.a,
Z among unwilling beliey ers when they
& ars m ANA n5s,r,. widely ,lsea,s.,,;,
sse Tl. me ~ ia. es,y ! "a.
mi fooss ann, NY sre,,liz.s * bat ti,,
tal,a.sS = sst u.a3l he ,,,,,, n,,b ~
s.,,tr,if,, bafh 4, F,nsrts,,, ~ ,.,s,.
e, lar.-t ,,ss t,,ez. h.,,..s the,.f,,s.s ~.
IA ,1S,.1ssrs,,..a tbsir whoie so,,tb Arr.
can policy.
.rlsss,7 ,,a r..sf}v - no ~ cnn u ii s..
80. i, In, ss,.a,,.s,5e s,,f,stsn,z5.I 49,,
sSes,si,,,ss n ri,t.v 80 :, ,,5e,,,,,,isb t,ai,S
81 r,,..st ds &, AN, ~. ~. 1,bar,s
,v,, H. ~. n3s,,.. ,l,. a,,,t ..,,,,.s,s,,,ii
,lan,,l That ~
,s,,s q Z. ~ s,,l,s,.
b.,,,i n .bsr. has I.a..,, = ,,s,i,,ss,'
tis,n N ,5s,,, 49,,
81 b r,;,,1,,,.1 .T,,s,. /, S..s
s. Il ,i,s,.,,s
rtis.,n,,t ~. ,.i,,, e, rs 5f
4 ..ges,,.,.s,s.., t,,reper q ME.
/ mis- pecl,sia,. term, mas rssf 1,tsssn j,,s-
sSfilNa ana eignifiss thus FAR nothing
mose than their possiblA Willingness ,,5s
81 81 ofore irrecong. ia ,le posi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-07
PASSING OF ARMOUR.
The Wealthy Pork Packer and
Philanthropist Passes Peace
fully Away.
End Came Sunday Evening and
Had Been Expected by the
Family.
Something About His Career and
Character==Cause OF His
Death.


chicago. Jan. - PtlilitS Danfortn Ar
i,,,,1f ,,ia,, III ~ !, ,er,i,..s a,.ep,,e ,ss;-
a,
S Y y - y 9 ~ =,
tEyp Years ea sickness 4 the end of his
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