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FOR SALE OR RENr-uousEs.
TH0S. {. WIGGaMAn.
Real Estate Broker and AuctiOreer
9l7 F Street 81. W.
FOR NORTHEAST.

For NORTHEAST.
501 lst, b. ST. bath; 4 n s. 600
l. 81 3, h. ar lot 2Ixs8 # ..-..... ;. 500
- Jackson Alley h. and stable.--......- I 80
4l5S o, h. Or bath, a ~ i.--...-.-....-- ], 100
SOUTHEAST.
% Grant st, Anacostia, frame IT bath. n j.;
S-,v0J' price less than cost; built b. owner
FOR NORTHWEST
Iol9 9Th, store and dwelling, rented 70,
so per month s, 100
AJ5 ana il6l 10th st. store and dwell
ing prompt tenant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 200
IipJ 2lst. h. Or water and sewer - 3 800
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FOE sALE-BECYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Gcnts bicycle; good condition; 81.
Box ssG. tins Office eIS-3
FOR SALE-Iroquois bicycle. good As new. with
L.--n -lmL-cLe. ioE so. 30 alh 3 as. mlL-3
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wASTED-RCGMs.
WANTED-BoUsE SEES.

=----=--- --------
AANIED-H0ISE
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iHenrs: perhaps som B q / asz,cisrion Viii n
-
- - by S-,isA - or NuEil l. a b Or =
room io4se mo- ana I'D hi~t-eil-s coIlill l9i2
&C.
- = - .-iiea - IHi- A,l-e. 52a7a o0heE'
WIN privilege OF Il" o'-eT h"-TderS- Box 81.
/ ---------------
Fer sAIF-HOrssEs AND yF8TCTE.s
FOR sALE-l5 horses and mars used IN de-
- -, $50 1850 lo any
iL 'i>l-il>- 81 Won! mae .tcet-nl AM
mares; ~ reasonable offer refused Call zIz -
ri. NV ci--z
FOR sALi-- iiglss- CllI II RI DAOND'> FTENl-
i - 2-,'----, o-L u s. nv ms
FOR s,LF-f.estl.er-tot, surrey. IN good c.rff-
non -.2L- l5I3st'.. wool ave mis-,
FOR SALE-furniiGre wagon SIS FRIES &
HDPhGUlt Sth and - NV miss
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t'lt SAIL aesp' a0fse i'aTI.easr and buggy
horse Inc driver and 0adieT- Rear lIi- len ST.
M
. FOR ~A4E-Doa''ie seated canopy top surrey,
por.;ss F1ar.Ire or sjdre-z - Fo-t WgeT "
mIG-x
, -
SnIna = work in an harprgs. gentle. IaJ, r1n
drive 473 New York ave nv rnIf-3
-==------ ------
BUSINESS Oh ANcES-
= -
Ok L. IL fl-5,lte Of srooh h2use; iGH OF
this office eIs-5
a. S-.T.-g, I5--I.-- [-5To--+ ,5=--- -5E So
i,.,,,I-.lI ,Iorfr. .,.-t.T ~ fr,f m - -,
Ir-fTaSs ROY 5ri mis- r4tira 49,
Fo9 SsTE-C-oe,r,- a-n,po CCIT,1d T,-T,ie II,
N.ls..ge.s. good trade: viii .-l rhsau ii Did an
once AddEess BON 10, tbs Office mls-S
ron SAFE 4r75~7-r,,,- 1a.7-fr fine o=t,- .,,rs
ri hin If .,I. add Roy A.. his a.
fae ,T1s-z
IAN siTT, colI.re.TgB - 80 cI-.r,e a u
GORDON L..-ver SIS tstb 81 ugg rUIs-g
-, NEge N0II PI-SIy5S. lsPoF-E-1 Ira.
p II mis-
foR All Ni1e-y allea di ~ii,2H III Ee'Ior5
- = a. -: IN - ~ ~ -
-; FL -; WI r. - -, 81 -,
I4s5 81 me- or TO A o. TUCKER 800 Ia
.-Ls l-e -t1eL-e. NeHI11L views. "a iel5,l6.is..y
hANIED-I' buy, milk route Address BOX
~, -l-'s OBI n-i. d
vaNTED-sn ACTIVE, rra- ,y7t., about 81 050. r.,l,
for H-ft manufacturing; rare chance; ~a.zry and
c'IriHl~SieIi AadF-s- Bon 900, ms office mis-
rar s,IF vs.1v f,,rr,.r,e,l rol.f,., 49,
splendid Dgportrsni;y ier Inauguration speculation.
2ge1 lotion. zo3 . e NV. near Ayenne- mis-
FOR SAlE-Ioo shares fuil paid non-aszes=lble
"ltea 7,l.s i-eolioaic Postage Association stock
AegI'-~ BOA go lhL7 Once NILS
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NANTED-Ts1 90 twenty Eve acres land within
fifteen mile of Washington aud rSa miles ri
steam srf electric rgzl- must be cheap and .a-r
Terms give particulars. address BOX a. River
ole Nd MIS-
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FOR RENT Desirable rooms furnished or untuT
Hisied- asIth without board: second and third
vdtr bath. Ii New RIchburu 500 l2th 81 nv
MISC
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FOCND-A dead rise sIo0p-rigged slilboat near
Alexandria. GEORGE WASHINGTON, - N St
sE- els-3
ICE CREAM zoe gallon, not made in cellar.
But above ground, for sever gas abounds in eel
ars and breeds typhoid, diphtheris, etc; moral.
don't eat that kind. LACEY'S is pure and
delicious. G07 n. I. ave. Phone 2OSl.
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FOR RET-
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RE&T-Store and dwelling 18th and c ne;
storeroOm. cellar. seven rooEs and two baths;
house nicely arranged Tor two families; newly pa
Tered Throughout; excellent Opportunity Tor en-
terprising person JOHN SCRiFENER, 3l0 AZ
81 nv. mI63
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HzSCELLANEoUz.

PROF. CALDaELL-s DANCING PALACE. 90 f
~ ug-7 cias~ evenings Tues-i-E- and Fridays, prI
Eat eie=5aas given daily. miss
Will PAY YOU MORE FOR your household ef
ielts ti.ln anyone in the bu-Iuess. Address BOX
.g4. this oft5ce. MISC
500 $3.50. 500 70 loan; per cent Il. D. COR
Don. LAWYER fi5 l4th 81 EE- miss
UASCI$- Private academy. 1913 18th St na
Mss LEONARDO, P-rrgie-e )14seusc. only mem
5eE ia Washington National Association Masters
Of Dancing: IroLecf Yourself ml7-4
COATS. jackets. capes and aprons made to order:
jackets. 81 l5J5 Pa axe I'M. ml7-3
Prominent German professor. piano and vocal
lessons, 3d. pupils residence Address BOX 562
this ufzicr. mis-
VIVIAN C. HAYS. Electrician: repairing electric
bells, burglar alarms. and electric gas lighting;
drop postal Tor estimate 2IG + - ne mI1-a
MATTRESSES. all kinds made over at residence.
$50 Address Bon i8I. this Office. ml7-3
COATS, jackets. capes. and aprons made to order:
jackets. 81. 1l9s Pa ave. NV. el6-3
UPHOLSTERING carpet laying. and chair can
ing l5l5 stH st. NV; branch, u and SIS.
nv F Y NEiDFELDT MICS
ANY ORDINARY clock cleaned. SOC Watche.,
iegyelry music boxes accordingly charged: salts
faction guaranteed; Eead postal; viii cali Tor ard
deliver free 10 all parts 81 District CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1884 eth St NV
P0QKRTNDING FOR TqF EsgTTnAyc po,l-. =,
al sind pound in short notice. rragaziaes ctr
pocketboohs and all leather goods lettered in
So ~ -. II any 'iiS "diA "
DEN. Manager
FULL DRESS SUITS. q, for hire, 81 JULIUS
.LliLC, los -lh Il NV
SEWING MACHINES repaired and -arranted, 81
machines for rent by week o. month al Open
HETMEE'S NEW HOME AGENCY 5l4 9th st nv.
los, Felruar. Is near 10th and J. SIS. a vel
ears. white breast; has on collar ana tag ans
r.er= 10 the name Of Major. Liberal reward If re-
turned 10 ls3 L st. NV e3s-3
LOsT-French poodle, white; tag No. 5o7. Re
turn to 2lS Isl st sw., and receive reward cI
-.g- ". -+I- 81 81 D. .- c.+.,r,I,- -,
- ,lg,5,r.5 -. Ei5[ 1T ~
Us Tffra and rccri.,. rg.rtrF asa
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Through trains from ne South arrive Uashiaz-
cJu G.z2 am. Coz an. 7-a5 j. NJ. daily. Ip-l5
n daiIy except Monday 2-lJ pm. sad .
N. daily From Ha-is.Hharg II .S- an week
Jays and $40 pm. Gallg- From Cil-FioJlasFI-ie
IS q H. and $40 p-u- daily
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WANTED furniture q I'll kinds: see Us before
E5u Sel- We buy stocks and fixtures FRIES
d HyPWopD. Slh and x SIS. nv mls5
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FOR RENT-FoR INAUGURATION.

FOR RENT-FpR INAUGURATION.
FOR REST-FIye large windows in ueII-heated
ilr rooHs- I.ts Pa ave NV; terms moderate.
eos
FOR RENT-W indous and balcony for Inaugural
ton with heat 50 Pa ave nv mI5S
FOR sALE-TYPEVERITE
s. $40 18th St ne rnl6-2
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Is aATED-sigu painting iJ- ~ inauguration.
on cloth and other signs specially Box 5Ja
tn Office tI---
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HELP wSNTED-,tsI1

wANrED-oface boy to learn typepri5inr re-
!" t,,y[H ! L-fM M f-R % 90 i2'. st my el
MAN t,L'-tlye managers I" organize and drill
States on the iustalIment plan nISSN0Rr Pr q
CO. gzi 5th ST NV. $50 L. NJ TO . p. IN eI>5
LIZ hlJe 10y about Is years odd to make
'''''''ii Si''1H go 4 80 40
gas genera enc. Ng,se"'fA' small family 'aiI a,
W,VTFT NJ n ---.,,--.-i = 7,--i:-------
- - ~ sfIG,,, T., -, IN " on
roofners and boarderS- Address Boz ~, ttls
o--,--- e'a-
-. 'i' 60 10y 1i>o 'Al',Liel'''i "4l'tI.
t,.rf;..r '' '''
WANTED Ne-,-1,g,r rr,-s A,,,,l, p ,pTD III, Az,
I'm % IA "a ave h"- mi
WANTED Ff,.-r- -. ~ 49,. -.
-
-, ".lte drivers and go"Eed man Tor ~,
az gu pa ili'''''- IN VT J., l., -
9, nv nj
WANTED, o,I,rad HOY -, , ..r...sr, ..ora-
-G'g reieFenees- Apply n once, oil 9th 81 ne
- -
Pa ave NV III
"a -
-, - pSihJer' Steadg Job SIS per
NeeA- address BON +92, this oHice- miss
WANTED-PoSition a. card writer in drfartr,ert
store: expert. Address Bon 49, tlis Office MI
NANTED-A barber At ne ONLY J r VII
ilANS BARBER SHOP, 94$ d St Nv. sal
WANTED-Cook fr, df,i,wasbers tlree walters
store porter. two beIIbovs two sorntrvrse71
NHAtkLEFoRD'S. go + It. NV MI
WANTED Firsr-,Iass barber &c yresl-. omar.
anIee. ~ 10Th - my MIS-
room clerk. Call basement. SIS l9th st. NV. mi
si - IT,, - V EeIiiS man 70 SI Il 70 re-
DAYS. before Q m los Ni1nroo ,,,aca.rio
u ,NrrD C.,,-5.--1- - = - -.
also bay FOR erorsr Isee " - -
=, ~ Nv i'iN a''- Nv
WANTED C,,IoT-,I Ia. i, o.ro..--- H. If.
CLERK. GOOD Wsr.~ HoalI, n so ~ :, nav,
mi ~ IN 81 NV
ANTEB- for r7r;vs+e Family ,ISo mn =,
silver Uaf.trv boteI F,c,4ire Ie95 9i+i = -
nj -'''
Night ami morning AppTy It14 le-b i M
miss
~ ,Z-T7-I7 ~
- - ~ n ii-t ii'i' .-'l.o' sore /"
-, >4lti mus owl oiok.le
,lI--2 "
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ron sALE-HoUsEs.

= s5--I1sE-- II . I sA---
FOR SAFE Bay window brick; NV; present ten
ant occupied house over i've years at $50 per
month"; price If sold within fye DAYS. $50:
also baker NV i1r rent address BOX ~
this Office. mI--3
FOR SALE-S511 for nearly nov house: 1928
Kramer ST. ia perfect order, very near the cars
$500 ior ri-ee siE-r50m brIekz. OH and II H..
rsHt az 80 JOHN f. DOEOHoE & S0N, 30
East Capitol 81 mI--3
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FOR RENT-RUoMs-
FOR Rent Furnished ballroom At Il6 6 st ms

FOR RENT-RUOMs
4 - $1,000. ------>--.--.-.--
/ FOR REN1'-F Furnished ballroom Al uI6 81 nu.I
+ -----------
FOR RENT Desirable rooms furnished or untuT-
alSHeu- &Ilh OF without hoard; second and thira
+.>' r1e room n on hTsf k'ors Win pr
rnre-8 - ,s" l'i''i'u'N " ~ In 81 NV"
-.
f''R kENI or two rooms furnished or IN
---2--,-- ~ + -ol -91 ave NV MI"
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with beard ~
i-.2l tapI'ol =. NILS
. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. central go 9TH
81. nv 1nI7-3
FOR PFvr t,,rDfsboI or ,,,,f,,r,,iyf,e5 ,,c,r,5
and third faar-- hot yrarer bearfr1- near p ave
roP pr1T r--r:-,,-I - o. II
L1A.
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms: second floor: heat
ana I~' lgi"gnlShed or partly fugnished 50 per
i foR Hen INlcey furnished rooms for n2ura-
non, .''''7'ehts accommodated. II" ST nN-
E0I2 ll-1y-r $500 = -----...,
,7.-,f,- I,<tTr6t, "a ~ ~. iie va i-
''' d. az H" iiii'-'
Tsr ,,L' 70 give Dol1G Tor use .,
. ton A,r,5r,el r.. a. - -
- - =
a
.og- NOM NEAT Hgitt, isttH- gas TOT cp'hliiSI
ele2 - 49,
G"f LIN fENIo9s I'd floor; one heat gas clos
raP pI,Z-,F 80 -, - =
va,,r,o mn, - - ,,,,,,t, - - -, nam 80
. FOR kENT-Iarge and small rooms, with with
otI nod4a- 10 = 81 nv el5-f
FOR RkNT--tuT rooms, 81 week. 6I9 \ St NV
FOR RENT-Eutire 2d-foor, large pleasant
rooms and tath; un1ur- gas and heat 1925 l.Jh
St nv elg-3
Fok RENI-Io gent ieI'3an. nice furnished rooln7
Prl--Le l9n-L-L- l2SL 9Th 8 nv nlG-3
~
AMI DoAAAD'
t-,r n.y., - -. -
y : ' """' '"'Lis' 'S>I op-'u- -'5''
- ~ Hi'2--
ROOM AND BOARD for +,zo me-, e och ers
poo,r - - - .----7----,-
~ 9lh II SW mil-3
FOR RFNT-Iaras co,,forf,f,Iy 5,,r "a -aoor trr-,r
room with board Tor two. e, ,,el,Ig. - ,,+,
- -
Sd st. NV. el5-s
FOR RENT-DesiraIJs room. z,;fI, board ,srr.
boarders wanted Iol2 18th ST. nv. ml6-3
- ----------->
~
'". 80 9i-> "''r' nat OF " rooms III j 81 n~
FOR EENT-Lsrgc Fat. fitted wiki new IRON batls
new springs new Mattress for Inauguration
purposes only. accommodation for - peop.c. get
terms 80 sth ST NV MISC
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WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S- Cs3 Louisiana ave
furniture. show cases. STOCKS OF -r0esFIes. roll
top desks pianos and organs for cash. NILS
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Observation-Disclosures.

YA-TED-zIISCELL Nous
wAHrED-sisu painting l,r he fnaagrrlt.on.
on cloth and other signs "a SJcclJ. IL Box 5Ja
tEi- Office cIs-r
WANTED Furniture OF I'll kinds: see Is before
E3u SELL buy stocks and fixtures. FRIES
d HyPNopD, s1h and X SIS nv mI95
y ANTEp--A secondhand Columbia :5i.ouograrh.
records, and attachments mus 8e IN good con
d -ipE Adireas BOX 1856, titis cE=s. miss
WkNTEn-At SINCLAiR'S Css LOUISIANA ave.
Top desks pianos ana organs for cash NILS
WkNTED-One drip coffee urn i've gallon; must
De- in good condition; address q Il st. uw.
mi7-S
WANTED-A medical battery aud foot power
lathe Apply 10 OF address BAND INSTR NE&r
REPAIR SHOP, 30 "a ave Sc. ml7-3
y ASTEp-IniorIustion OF cruelty 70 animals; any
act o. neglect whereby Uujustiiabie physical pain
l. caused permitted % any living creature
pgrson4-ly, Jg telephone OF By letter. HUMANE
SOCIETY, Room =, WzTder Bldg, corner 9th
ard Z st7- eIC-7
WANTED-To buy, Old feather beds Z MARKS,
3 Myrtle s.. n.IG-s
EANTED-TO bay some furniture; shat have
you az bargain: address Bon 4ls, this Office
n3ll-l
wANTEH-Psan tickets Tor diamonds and je.--
eifv: highest cash prices paid for old gold silver
etc. J. ABRAHANS, removed 70 433 9th -
- i-' 80
WANTED- highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gcEt- ca-s-O& clothing, drop postal. III c4Il
B. TARsHES. 1873 III 81 ass. u3-Imo
WANTEE-iadies to know thar We do plating
OF all kiB-s from / cent per yarC ups Piukng
done While you Wait. OPPEAHEI4ER'S 81 9th
st. nv. m26
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., POST0FPTCE NOTICE.
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
~tIfIIig daily. and the schedule OF c0SiagS Is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For Ine Week ending February
. 1901 the last connecting closes giI be made
from kris office as follows
Transatlantic Nails.
tt ESDAY-tb) " --I5 D. H. for EUROPE. per
= st Louis. from New York Mail for
IRELAND must Ice directed Per : ;. 81.
Louis.
fcj At HOS D. N. for EUROPE. per 5. 5.
Majestic. from New York. via Queenstown
90 ~ iI-65 p. II. for BELGIUM per = :.
Ncorilaud RON New York VIA Antwerp.
Mai must De directed per :. 5. Noordland'
EDAEShAl-tcJ Al 9:15 p ~ for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY SPAIN. PORTUGAL.
tt RkEE- EGYPT GREECE BRITISH IN
DIA- and LORENZO MARQt FL, per s. s.
aqilt2ine from New York vil Havre. Mail
FOR other parts 81 Europe must be directed
Per s. $ T. Aqutdine-"
tRiDif-(bJ Al rs d. m. for FL ROPE per :.
S SeFIia. ron New York va Queenstown
fc} A. 9-J5 p ia. for DENMARK direct per
iS'snd from New York. Mail must he
directed Per s s. Island.
Ic) At II-95 p-m for NETHERLANDS d.
rect, per 8 Maasaam. from New YORK
Man I1;ISt be directed per s. s. Maa-,iain
90 81 30 D. m for ITALY. per $. y
Vera from New York. via Naples Mail
must he directed Per s. 5 Vera
90 At Il-g5 p m FOR SCOTLAND direct.
per FsTuezzis-- from New York Nail
must be- directed O. Per FjIruessia -
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TRAINS on gLUENONT RPANCFf


Leave Washington 9.Gl a n daily 4.49 p. n
weeG DAYS and b.25 p. 20 sundays Tor Blue
mont 6:25 p. N Saturday and 4:E5 .. m week
days ana Il-20 p. N. Wednesdays and Sstur-
days Only for Lee>burg. 60 p NJ week days 20
HtrndOu
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FOR sALE-sUBU RBAN.
FOR RENT-s1ABLEs.

FOR K--NT-New brick stable. behind 45l Frank
I'm 81 nv, accommodate one vehicle, two horses,
80 rnII-3
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fED-AounE ciTI % u general H0uscgyorl :
must stay At nights. 50 Philadelphia 81.
farworth. D. G. elS-2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
A0-T0.BAC sGa ss SS9 g tU foss6so Ss 81 nsBs a5ss
RALLY TO DUST TAMMANY.
Many Political Bodies United to over
throw Present City Regime.
scrInns-McRne 80 As.-n.

Scripps -McRae Press Assn.
New York, June 5.-Tnyitations
We're sent out yesterday to more -han
thirty political and commercial organ.
izations to attend the next conference
of the anti-Tammany Representatives.
which viii probably be held a week
from tomorrow AT meeting on Sat
urday Of the subcommittee named at
the recent conference a list of more
than sixty organizations was submit.
ted, all of which are believed to be
favorable to the movemen. TO over
throw the Tammany city government.
a majority Of these organizations
have siglifed their intention to CO.
operate with the conferees. who
mapped out a plan Of campaign last
week
At the next meeting permanent
organization will be formed and a
committee appointed to begin the
work Of recruiting in every assembly
district Of the FIVE boroughs in the
city. The dominant sentiment among
the leaders Of the movement favors
an early convention and the nomina-
ton Of men who will encourage the
support Of citizens of all political be-
liefs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
CALLS HERON A TRAMP.
Or. Louis Albert Banks Arraisns the
New Social Apostle.
crlpps.MeRae Press Asa'n.

scripps-McRae Press ASSN.
New York, June Sd Louis AL
bort Banks spoke Sunday in Grace
Methodist church, One Hundred and
Fourth street, Of Professor George d.
Heron and His New Social Apostle
late" He said in part:
I'm the remarkable marriage be-
tween Professor Heron and Miss
Rand the statement was made that
they simply announced that they
were comrades Professor Heron
has had one such 'comrade' before
this. Four children were the frult OF
Il. He got tired of his first com
rade and left her and his children
and his wife secured a divorce from
him on the ground Of his cruel deser
tlon. suppose If he gets tired Of this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
Poor People Can SWIM.

The fine steel, canoDied top swings
which are seen around the city, are
from the establishment of M. Collar,
now located at 1OS Harrison avenue,
two doors east Of The Leader office
A new and up-to-date stock Of furni-
ture, buggies, pianos and queensware
will he placed In this room at once
The public is invited to call and in,
spect the goods A complete line OF
carpets, mattings and rugs will also
be carried. Prices reasonable. Don't
forget the place, NJ Collar, 1OS Har
rison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be-
cause to live requires nourishment.
Food ms not nourishing until it 10 di-
gested. A disordered stomach cannot
digest food it must have assistance.
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure digest all kinds
of food without aid from the stomach,
allowing it to rest and regain its nat
ural functions, It's elements are ex-
actly the same as the natural digest
i've fluids and it simply can't help but
do you good. j. N. Wallace.
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comrade' he will do the same thing
again.
III the new apostolate' should
succeed it would bring man to the
high ideal reached by the modern
tramp. Professor George d. Heron,
so far as his theories are concerned,
is undoubtedly a well-fed well-gcoom-
ed. acute specimen of the tramp.
The world must always have %
fad and Heron may be king faddist
81 embryo Only disaster, intellect
ual social and moral can follow In
the wake Of such leadership"
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stontsvllle. Mo. MAY ;. 1900

SlouJhNlllei NO. May o. 1JVV.
Gentlemen: have been troubled
with Indigestion and Constipation for
the last two years, and have tried ev-
cry remedy known, but had never re-
ceived any relief until was handed
trial bottle of Or. csIdweTs Syrup
pepsin through our druggist, j. w
Watson, which gave me immediate re-
lief, and | afterward bought fifty
cent bottle, which | can truthfully
say has given me more relief than any
thing have ever tried.-R. 3. 5urd.
Sold by F. 3. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Illness seized a Woods county min
lister soon after he began to preach
last Sunday night, and he was forced
to leave the pulpit but that the people
might not be disappointed he called
on a brother minister wh happened to
be in church to finish his sermon. The
congregation was perfectly satisfied
with the collaboration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Enid is trying TO organize a club Of
100, each member Of which shall sub
scribe a hundred dollars to purchase
the old opera house for club rooms.
The organization will work for public
Improvement and the good Of the
town generally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

sapulpas recorder has brokel lnto
the ank Of he poets AID IN order to
encourage him the Light publishes
his verses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Receiver F. E. Mckinley Of the
United States land office laughs at
the charges made by c. B Adams in
which Adams accuses the receiver of
official misconduct. My job is
solid" said Mckinley; "silly charges
can't touch me-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Heavy rain fan washed the road bed
from ulder the ties Of the Santa Fe
track at a point near Berwyn A ne.
gro on his way to see his best girl,
found the break and notified the sec
tion boss, who barely succeeded In
Tagging a passenger train that came
into sigh just as he reached the spot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Hoop snakes are bothering the good
people Of Talinina and the man who
drinks more than the ordinary meas.
ure of FIRE water is liable to have a
hard time dodging the circular var
mints."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

j NJ Barnett, a prominent citizen Of
Emet. was killed yesterday IN 8 tUn.
away accident, his body being dsas-
ged a considerable distance and his
skull fractured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
COUSIN M'KINLEY'S GO
REACHES WASHINGTON
Secretary Hitchcock Busy
Searching the Records
for Evidence


scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Washington, D. c., June 5.-secre.
tary Hitchcock today received letter
from Charles Adams of Guthrie Okla
charging p. f. Mckinley. cousin Of
the president and receiver of the
local land office. with official mlscon.
duct. Adams claimed that he discov.
cred an irresmarity n the title TO a
valuable claim in Oklahoma and In
sttuted proceedings which resulted Il,
the cancellation Of the entry.
AS sooa as he was notified of his
cancellation he Immediately applied
to the receiver Of the Guthrie land
office r f. Mckinley. fo, home.
stead entry, which was refused HIN
upon the grounds that official aotioe
had not been received Of the cancel
lation Of the Indian patent. on May
H. seveea lays after Mr.. Adams had
made application for entry. 70 Is as
serted, a patent was issued to Belle
Dent @ friend Of the receiver. Mr..
Adams asks for an Investigation.
which will be granted by Secretary
Hitchcnck.
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twenty-five thousand dollars has
been subscribed by Tahlequah as a
bonus to secure a railroad The beau
,iful old Cherokee town OF matchless
springs will now enjoy new life and
prosperity
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Mrs MsqqIe 4oopsr ssnds a Msssaue.

Jeffersonville, Ind, May IS, 1900.
Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticello, H.
Dear Friends;--I was bothered
with Stomach Trouble and Dyspepsia
for years. Nothing helped meun I'll
tried your grand DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin and now feel like a new wo-
man. You may publish this. that all
others may learn of the great bene-
fit of your cure. Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Maggie Hooper.
Sold by F. 8. Lille & Co.
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TERRITORIAL snAP SHOTS.
Matters Of More or Less Interest &c
Leader Readers.

A. A. Kinney and N. a. Gibson resi-
dents of Muskogee have asked their
council for a street car franchise