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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Gn gicgrr til WiiOOa9 oct
Sopioc Sons.

50 belle Qanoet tom / Oprer, i0rs
lig De ariitotratiIte SpoItater, Der
dlorig tan glemme, at oeres forte
6usoDr, Regeren, 6leo Dem mep @olb
frdtaget og gjort til frie Wlano ct
frit 9ano. politiii og moralft 6enz
ienoe oeres gi9e.
GGlien par rigtignot ben bSitanlete
begabebe gooter WaIbington, 9eItDs
reren for ben iterite beiere Stole for
Regere Der 9anbet. og ben Wanb, Der
/ f9rlig Grao bar biet fit qip til lin
aaces danoelige Opgang. Men ban
er 10 MI en9ang tort, og t9nte fig,
qanbets Yreiioent title iig pua lige
JOB meb en- ReprGIeHtant at ben for
agieoe Raee er for meget for be frie
2tmeritanere.
U}empbis. 5snn.. Ott. 18. 49,
grqiibent RooIepelts SnobboelIe aT
gooier :. DaIbington til oet bpibe
6us er bet altopIluaenoe Samtale=
emne Der. Gn Total Qlpis bar inter
piepet ct initial polititere, 6lanot
bpilte flere leoenoe Repu6litanere,
JON aae ipnes at pGre enige ON, at
ben npe pr9iioent bar be9aaet fit fsrs
ite 5eil9reb.
2otale 2lpiier inbebOlber ldnge 3e=
oattionsartitler. boori Yr9fbentens
0anbling pad BET itrengeIte dngribes.
o5be Scimitdr" flyer:
Den melt misunderstanding
6anbling, en- gorger I be doreneoe
Stater nogen Sinoe gioroe fig itDlbig
i. bleb begaaet at PraiiOenten, od ban
inObeO en- Re9er til 9liobag bet bbib.
6us."
Commercial appeal" flyer:
,,Det poabbiler nu be bbibe 0emos
trater Spben. iom bar mootaget lIos
nabnelier af prGiioent Rooiebelt, at
fraiige iig fine Gmbeoer. De fan life
bare betenot af al beuptte fig af nogen
llbmarfelie fra bans 9aano Der
er oiielig ingen 2Gre forbunoet meo be
9aber, ban giOer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

te en- alOeles uforuOIet 6inbring / ben
mooige CHARLES. 6iitorien fortGlIes
iaalebes:
Sad mart 3oget bar itanofet, be-
faleOe Reperne Sngenisren og 5prbez
Oeren at leie Gfspresoognen fra bet
sorige 9og.
8gren til GfspresOognen bleb bers
paa IprGngt meo ODndmit. 9dnolts
terne tommanbereoe Charles uo; men
Ter par bet at beres 9eregninger ilo9
fell.
oaom ub, eller oi bill fprange big
og bele StaoIen 9uften!" raabtes
Der.
Sparet, De fit, bar life bperfen
milot eler fpieligt, og De begpnbte at
dffpre Stub paa Stub ino 8ognen,
oog uOen at ramme Charles, iom
imiolertio 6eQer lite bar lebig, ibet
ban uafbruot brugte FIN 3eooloer mob
9anOitterne, Der al iSrpgt for De Inn
mare Stuo iom Gbarles affpreoe
alle Retninger, life turoe nerme ii9
Snogdngen.
Wlen nu bleb be tratte df at lege
Stiul lGngere og brugte bet Iibite
Miobel. De antrnote en- 9nnamits
gombe og taItebe ben inb 1 Gtspresz
pognen; men burtig iom 9pnet ereb
Charles ben frpgtelige GenitanO og
ilpngeoe oen til6age for 5gbberne af
Reberne, Der bib 6aIt gioroe Re=
tr9te og meb geo og n9ppe rebbebe
9ibet beo @fsploionen Der paafulgte
/ npite Setuno.
Gnonu opgaD be bog life planen.
oa tbang 5nrbeberen til at gaa fordn
iom 8Gtte FOR Dem ino Gtsprespogs
nen; men Charles fprebe oben oper
oennes 6oOeo o9 boIOt Dem til6age.
I'll iioIt maatte be opgioe GorIsget og
nsieoes meb at tage qoitiatten, Der
inoebolot De regiitrereoe 9rere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Gn Wiano muo to Yanoittcr.

eugene, Oregon. Oh. %. - 30
EogrsOere itanbIeoe SperlanosGtss
prestoeet I W2prges tiblig omtrent Is
Ulil fra eugene, og Oiloe uoen 3pipl
babe sjOrt rigt gptte, bpis bet life
bupbe OGret for cen Manbs Mob os
SnarradOigbeb.
9enne Mnnb bar Gtspresbub 6.
Charles, Der til 3robs for en- Reen
af augler og en- 0pnamits8om
Der, ollsrebe ant9nbt, trueoe meb bpert
gieblit at .,bl9Ie BAN og bet forsnz
Ifebe 8btte til @tomer. bog forblep
paa fin poit.
Reoernes plan bar lbttebes til
Gulbtommenbeb, inbtil Rsberne msbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Sucr Niagara / cn 2onOc.

Sg 6enne Sang er bet en- so adrig
abinoe, Ulrs. 2lnnie 3aplor, Der bar
uofprt 8opeitpttet, Der lite bar FIN
qige unbta9en 6lanOt 5olf, Der baooe
til !6eniigt at begaa Selpmoro.
6un iIap imiolertio oper og bet uten
iaa meget Iom et brGftet Ben, fun et
Saar Sooeoet og benbes Rerpeipitem
/ en- liot rDitet 3ilItano. oa bun blep
ballet op paa Den anOen Sibe.
Utrs. SdDlors 3ur bar en- Wlil
lang gennem De tandoiite Stremfdlb.
Tor bun naaeoe Str9nten beo ben
nebitprtenbe 9anbmGngoe. 6enoes
3enoe. Der par Iaa IoIio. Iom en-
5snoe tan ldpes, bleo ilbnget og
tumlet og taitet omtring lom en- SSjer
/ De iDoenoe. ipirrenoe Yanoe, men Dog
uoen at TONNE farlig gererin9 meo
&lipperne. 8a ben tom inb / roligere
Yasiager, iejleoe ben majeItGtiIt al
Steo / en- n9iten lobret Sitting meb
0alpeelen unoer Ydno. 8a ben nprs
meoe fig 6aloet foranbreoe ben Stils
ling til en- gintel af 45 8raoer, og
gioroe ben bratte Nebitigning af 158
5ob iua pant, Iom en- 5snoe operbos
peoet fan 9ere bet. 3il gunben bar
fRitet en- Nlmbolt, Der holot 5gnnen
/ ben rigtige Sitting; tbi baobs ben
oreiet fig, iad apinben bar tommen
neo paa Sopeoet. oiloe bun bare tnGtz
tet 6ulIen o9 tnuit fit 6opeb.
Gfter ben farlige Rebitigning git
BET NOT iaa jGpnt. Oct bele tog 18
Minutter.
0a Gonen bar fommen iii fla ielp
igen, tutteoe bun Sub, at bun enonu
bar / 2iDe, FAINT loOebe, at bun bilbe
alorig gsre bet mere, bun bapoe tun
inolaot Jig paa 9ooeitpttet af penge=
beniDn. 9un flyer, bun bab belle Ii
ben unotugen nogle fua 9jeblitte eff
ter Neoitigningen, bppr bun baOoe
tdbt 9ebibitbeoen.
3enoen bar inbpenoig uopolItret
for at tuge af mob Stebene, % bun
III 3uft gennem en- 2uftfIange, inbz
lat | 8enoens sberite Gnbe.
Wlrs. Saplor er en- ,,S9ooltea6er" i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Sar ltaact G6pcrnc.

aonitantinopel, Ott. 25. - Der
er M oannet 5orbinoelie fra 8pen
glelnif / Propinien Salonici, meo be
Rppere, Iom bOrtforte Drills Stone og
U}me. 9iilfa.
0'brr. peete og Gbbb bar Dag
bait en- lang apnference angudenoe
De fOrIfeai9e Spprgsmaal Stone
4fGren, grunoet paa be fra W}elnif
mootugne llnoerretninger.
aonOon, DIT 26. oMorning
2eaoer" bar ct Telegram fra Sofia
lpoenoe paa, at ale llnberbanolinger
mellem be bulgarIte Mpnbig6eOer og
RDperne er blebne afbrubte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
G5OlgOB uil bapc eli YrGit.

9tuburn, q. 9, OH. %. - Mors
oeren 2eon 63ol9oi3, Der fal bg /
naite llge, be9pnber at begribe, at ban
oirtelig fun bar nogle faa Dage til
bage at lebe /. 0an bar bebt ON at
fda 9eIeg af en- Yreit, og Gftermibz
bags baOoe ban geigg af en- polit
gr9it fra ben romerfztatolIfe 9irte,
e3ol9oi3 fortalte bl. a., boorleoes
ban iom Barn bar blepen oebt / ben
romerif tato1Ife airfe / Detroit. Ulen
ienere baDoe ban tabt al 5ro pda oens
QGroomme. YrGIten isgte at opers
tale bam til at opgiDe tine anartiitif,e
Soeer og benbe tilbage til 9irfens
Ste0 iom en- angrenbe Sen. 9ertil
ibareOe 63olgoi], at ban biloe tGnte
ooer bet, men mente, Der itte par flor
Sanoipnlia6eo for, at ban oiloe for
andre fine Sheer.
Oct bemaries Iioen, at qrGIten
6dpoe giDet fom i'm Wening ON 6ors
6rpoere, at ban par fuIoitanoig ufors
beoerlig % biemfaIben til 5orta6elfe.
RGite 9irsOag MOrgen fal 2lnars
tiiten G3Olqol3 bpoe for fin llgerrinq
/ Buffalo. ioet ban ST. 7 ON Worqe.
nen ital orGbes oeb @leftrititet. Sun
De omtdlte 26 gerIoner faar QoD til
at oberbGre Gtsetutionen, og enhutr
al Dem ital pr9Ientere 2logangsfort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
&OllanOif SODcOtt.

2tnttperpen, DIT. "a, - 0e 6o1anbz
Ife 0otarbeibere Iom bar negtet life
at pilOe lube og Iosie engelite Stibe
ForenO 8oerfrigen er iluttet, bar ienot
0elegater til grbsIel, @6ent, OItenbe,
FAINT ulle frantic og ameritanIte 9aps
ne, for ON muli9t at fire en- internoz
tional 9opcott af ale engelfte Stibe.
2tmiteroam. Ott. "a. = Sanbels-
tammeret bar eenitemmigt gtDet i'm
2lnertenOelie til ben goDcott, Iom be
bolldnolte 0otarbejbere bar be1luttet
at eoe ober for ale engellfe Sti6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Spanicn Og SlnarfiSmcu.

Barcelona. 0tt. %. = Ser ffol
pare goo 2tnartiitiorbbunb / Spani=
en-. S 6Dert 6alO ertlerer fremra=
genOe gnartiTtleOere Der, at be gem
nem Oeres llobalg De forftellige gbz
er bar faaet organiieret 8 Ulinioner
4rbejOere, Iaa at Oisie fun 0ente paa
ct gibet Signal for at tage Del ben
af tpite 2tr6ejoere foreiloaebe @ene=
ralItrejte oper belle Sorben.
gaabe anartiItiite og eoropeiIte 2trz
6eioertomiteer bar biliget bernie Plan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Icsncm til Wliis Stuncs 6jalf.

aonitantinopsl, Ott. %. - Den
folbe Rsgn, Der MI | flere Dage er fuls
ben paa 8iergene, bpor Wiis Stone
bolbes fangen, menes at bare Stanb
til at forman ReDerne til at ublebere
bsnbe burtigit muligt, ba giargene
Regntioen, enbog for Repere, er ct
naiten umuligt OpbolOsiteb.
stonitdntinopel, Stt. d. - @n ies
mere Webbslelie lnber pao, at man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
&nslamo % aina.

2onOon, Ott. "a. = .Stanbarb"
gengiper 9obebpuntterne | en- nb
3rattat, iom ital bore afiluttet mel
lem &uslano o9 aina ON ManI9uz
riet. &usldno gaar inb paa at gens
inbi9tte bet fineiiite Stbre / be manz
duiife propinfer, iom aaslanb nu
bolber beIut. ,4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
De tlli iinoe Gino.

9renq ftjdulen. 6arbonb0z
le, ST., Stt. "a. - Charlie Yut6eti,
iom bar otte 2tar 81. Og fra Wlurpbpsz
boro, bIeb At en- utenot qanoitrbger
bortfsrt ira fit 6jem. @runben iii
9ortfsreliea fenoes life, ba 8renaeu5
5orGIore er fattige. 0rengen og bans
9ortferer fangeoes tent @aar mar
9erter, Wio.. % t:gge oil blipe lenot
tilbage Wlorgen.
Sorgen SfpGb 5aberen8
9eb. Decatur, 81, 0ft. "A. -
Sobn 8. So6nIton, neotrhtt oper in
IA Wudneoer gamle 0atter5 0po, lit
/ Ulorges o9 tebte iig en- Gepolpe; "a
Pdtroner. 5emten Minutter Ienere
git ban ben til garnets @rab, Iteb fig
gennem 9iernen, og falbt b9cro, ooer
8raptn. 6an ogoe 9l. 1 | Sfttyz
mibbags. SelDmoroeren5 9rooer
beooer 9barles :. Sobni!on og er en-
oelbetenot 6orretnin9snaao.
6ru WlcainGeD 10. Saa
S}ranciseo, Gal. Ott. "a. - Der er
maaite efterlaot en- itgrre 5notGJt for
5ru Mcainleb. enb Der oat uotrgtt /
Mcainlebs 3eiiamente. Sum ejer
nemIig en- Mine / Glp, 4ep, og Der
iiges, at Snbtpgterns bil bli9e ioa
beie iom $100 pr. 3On (5rt5. 9i5ie
gliner bill bliOe en- go0 5noiagt for
benoe paa benoes ga!1e Gage.
Pigeripifer oM atb 9atIs".
2lppleton, Mis., Ot. "a. - Nlanot
be tpinoeIige Gleper pda 9atprence
llniberiitet bleb Der fotleben opodge:,
at De brugte at inOdanbe 2ugten, ia,
enoogIaa ipile ,,Matb 9aas". Sffe
minbre eno 30 df be tbinbelige Gleper
ere benfdlone til benne ltbgge @ans.
De begbnote meo at inbaanbe 2ugten,
ienere meo at ipiie.
0umerne adtbarine og Mab @eurtts
fra Marinette, 6enbolOsbis 18 o9 20
Qar, betenote, at be baooe begbnbt
benne itbgge 8ane pau llniperiitetet.
M a ftinftrejte Soma.
Qelpein, Sa., Stt. "a. - Der er $50
MaitiniIter og aebelIOenOe, fom bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Set cOlnmbianlfe GprOr.

Colon, Columbia, Stt. %. - Rez
geringen betenotger nu, at 9enerdI
@utierreS bar punbet en- afgerenbe
Seir oper Oprsrerne peb 2tmbauema,
peit for gagota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

9i, Surpen, finber, at ben bebens
gangne osoe df SiertelummelIe, fors
aariaget peb, at ban life tos Roctp
Mountuin 3e, tilberebt af MabiIon
WeOicine So. 35 Gents. Sperg
4poteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

bar lat fig 5orbinOelie meb aeperne,
og at ct Indrligt ReIultat ian Dentes
al De paabegpnote llnoerbanblinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

9en lure Spte. - Buffalo,
Ott. "a. - Gu tommer Den fure Sbie
opsnpaa lloitiqingens Ipoc alpe. I'm
oerbalIancen iiges nemlig at bile an
orage 4 Wlilioner Dollars. 2(f BEN
ne Sum er ben enc MiIlion 9autioner,
oDer 2 0}iQioner 2lttier o9 le6enoe
89lo en- M}iaion. De fle1e gbgning8z
entreprenerer bar enooa fun faaet ubz
betalt 20 p6t. af Oeres 9ilgoOeba=
benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26


56icago @reat Neiterns 8artiteber
Qellpein. De forlangte at en- df 60
.omotiobartiteoernes 5ormanb Itulbe
lfIfeOiges, De mener at ban er uretfars
Dig.
st @u1bfunb / clifton
Minen. Cripple Greef, Sol, Oft.
"a. - Oct rigeite @ulofunO / Der
ben bar man nu funbet Glfton W}is
zen. 200 SOB fra 9ooebitatten Itpbz
te 8rubearbej0erne paa ct fort &ras
ter, iom bar ct umaabeligt 0mfdng,
og fom piit gemmer itore 8igoomme.
Der bill Iittert blipe @l9be nadr @ulz
BET fan tomme til at gtimre 9ags=
MET, Oa bette er at ben e9te Slags.
3or nogen 5ib IiDen bleo @ruben
fDlot meb 8anb, ba Sgen blep temt,
men oeb 9ialp af Bumper bringes MI
8anbet op, iaa man ian faa at ie
5oilte Ri9oomme man er itgDt paa.
9an peje0e 493 9unb.
Bethlehem, 9a., Ott. "a. - 9enns
iDlOanias iopreite U}anb er Dgb, 70
2lar gammel. 6ans 9egt bar Iom
iagt 493 4un0; ban par 5aber til
7 9grn, bpordI II enbnu er / 2ipe.
De 8 df bans Spinner ubmprter ia
peo 6Der at peje 300 puno; man tan
iige bet De 2lrD efter 5aoeren fit."
YrGriebron0i 0. 0ufotd.
Sarge, q. D, Oft. "a. = $ ben noroz
lige Del al 0arO Gountp raIar en-
oqloi9 9r9rie6ranb. Sfaben er al
lereoe anilaaet til fIere tuiinOe 0oG.
@rano Sorts, q. g2at., Oh. %. -
granOen / 6tatsns peItlige Ggne fal
BABE anrettet u61re goel9ggelier;
mango 5armere bar miitet baaoe 6us
og 6jem, &rsaturer og ben inbaDleo(
Sab.
5 Naro 6ount1 bar 800 0b=
6bggere miitet alt % man frbgter for,
at Der ogIaa er gaaet U}enneifelip
tabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

,Duniteren" fan faas af nne Sole
oere fra III af til lite Saaudr 1903
Ior Sl.oo' .,.a4sa.ys,. t.-a..-,a..Al-s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

5tl @u1bmarterne. Que6z
10, Sal, 0tt. "a. - s ben fDoDeIts
lige Del at @ountpet Der er Der en- Def
5oltepanoring uO til De nbopbageoe
8uIomarter. Ser ftal bare funoet
rig Grts, iom bar gioet $1,000 pr.
5on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

5il 5itipptnerne. 6aDana,
0tt. "a. = Den for fine 5ortieneIter
i airteejenbomssS Sporgsmaalet paa
8uba betenote 8iitOp Sbaretti er af
Baoen bIeoen uonapnt til Iarlig pa
oelig 0elegdt for 5ilippinerne. 6ans
oeIenligIte 0pgdDe bliper o9Iaa Der at
faa oronet bet paniteli9e &irteejenz
oomssSpergsm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

M aftinftrejte Soma.
Qelpein, Sa., Stt. "a. - Der er $50
MaftiniIter og aebeliOenoe, fom BAR
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Chootaw, Oklahoma a cuIf.
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Weatherford.
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southeast and northeast
G. II. Lee, General Passenger Agent.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
RECIPROCITY TREATIES.
president Roosevelt viii Follow out
Mckinley's Policy.
fBy Associated Press.l

Washington, D. c., oct iS.-lt is
understood that President Roosevelt,
following not the policy Of the late
president will urge the ratification OF
the reciprocity treaties with France
and the West Indian and South Ameri
can countries which failed OF ratifca-
ton last year in the senate John o.
Kasson Of Iowa, who practically has
charge Of the negotiation Of these
treaties. had conference with the
president today upon the subject.
He says ala treaties have been re.
newed excep that with Trinidad
witch that island declined to renew
upon the advice OF Great Britain. The
failure to renew this treaty is regard.
ed by Kasson as unfortunate, because
OF It's bearing upon the South Ameri'
can trade.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
DR.. !. F. MAHAFFAY,

osTEoPATH.
Graduate of American School of
osteopathy, at Kirksville, Mo-, under
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office, room s, Dewey building; res.
idence, S24 North Division. Calls to
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
MUSIC.

Mr. Mark Everette Wright, director
OF Guthrie conservatory of music, will
receive pupils in voice culture, piano
and organ theory and harmony, at
studio, Room IA Biningsley block.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
What's Your Face WORTH

Sometimes a fortune. but never, Il
you have a sallow complexion, a jaun'
diced look, moth patches and biotches
on the sldn.-all signs of Live'
Trouble. But DR.. Kings New Life
pills give Clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks
Rich Complexion. Only 25c at A. e
Gray's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
KANSAS REQ MEN.
Meet il Great Council and Elect
oHicers.
IBy Associated Press.l

DT I0"0VI"I-N T 7777-'I
Pittsburg, Kas. Oct iS.-The great
council Of the Improved Order Red
Men Of Kansas. elected Jacob HUM
OF Leavenworth. great senior saga
more: c. A. Wolf OF Atchison, great
chief OF records. The degree Of Po
cahontas elected Addie Shannon Of
Hutchinson, great prophecies; Min
ME Heis Of eLavenworth. great keep
er Of wampum. Next years meeting
viii be held at Fort Scott
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18

It's a mistake to imagine that itch
ing piles can't be cured; a mistake to
suffer a day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AT any drug
store. so cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
DIAMONDS MISSING.

Belief that Former Servant Girl Mis-.
laid the Jewels.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-In house
cleaning Mrs A. c. wurmser discover
ed that tin box containing diamonds
and other jewelry worth $3.50 was
missing. she beIieveds former ser
want girl who recently left for Usage
City. Kas., to marry minister. prob
ably mislaid the box. No suspicion
attached to her, she says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18
The Laughlin
Fountain Pen

We have made special arrange.
ments with the manufacturers
whereby we can furnish you a
first class fountain pen at about
one halt of the regular price.
Compare these prices:
A good $3.50 pen for S1.00
A good $500 pen for S1.25
A good 81. 80 pen for 81. 80
A good $500 pen for $500
Special prices in quantities.
We cannc- guarantee tn, sc
prices to last long, SO you had
better be quick.
Leader Printing Co,
Guthrie. oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-18

tFirst published in Daily Leader
Oct. s, 1901)
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that Walter
J. Priess has this day fled his petit
ton to sell at retail spirituous, yinous
and malt liquors in lot -. block 80.
Fourth ward Of Guthrie, Logan coun-
", Oklahoma, and that, unless o5jec-
tion be filed on or before the Esd DIR
OF October A. D., 1901, said petition
viii be granted.
Guthrie. Okla, Oct 7, 1901.
). B. Dobson. County Clerk.
BY F. s. Pulliam. Deputy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-21

to buy cattle. We asked him why
he didn't buy in Bear Lake? ~ on
haven't anything there that will do
for beef. We need and buy only
the best" Then we learned that he
was paying four cents and better
for fat steers, and he used a couple
of carloads a month; he used two
cars of hogs month and one car OF
sheep, and three barrels Of poultry
week, and bushels of eggs, etc.
When we insisted that Bear lake
produced all Of these, he replied:
eyes,. they may, but | can't. find
them there"
Here is an eye-opener for our
farmers. At four cents it doesn't
take such an extra big steer to bring
$50, and that right at. your own
home. He said he paid proportion
ate prices for hogs, sheep, poultry
and everything else. Surely if
Ogden farmers can sell stock. at
these prices our farmers ought, and
thus keep all this money right in
Bear Lake.
This one man alone spends $25, 900
annually to supply his meat markets,
and the combined coal camps must
expend four times that much, to say
nothing of hay, horses and other
products. This amount scattered
throughout Bear Lake would mean
prosperity for everyone and sur
plus of money to do business with.
AL we need to get 1t is to raise good
stock, not scrubs, and to put it In
prime condition for market. This
coal camp market belongs to Bear
Lake and we can have it for al
time by catering to its needs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-06-21
Montp elier, Idaho, June p, 1901.
TO-DAY. As TITS.

Whats this old world coming to,
anyway? One hears nothing but
seeking the almighty dollar. The
idea Of living for anything else, ex-
eept to accumulate the filthy lncre,
is passed. Business men don't go
out into the hills for little recrea-
ton because they might lose few
scads ofsilver. Employees don't lay
off for a rest for fear the pay check
won't be as large as it might. The
wife don't take pleasure trip. be-
cause she "can't Afford to hire some
one to keep house for her, and SO on
through the list.
/ The rich keep digging to acquire
more money and consequent power,
and the poor keep digging because
they have to, to keep from starv-
ing. The time for genuine pleasure,
rest and happiness on a wholesome
basis, belongs to the past, and this
modern civilization is the cause of
it all. The Indian who, couple OF
hundred. years ago, spent his life in
these grand old mountains and val
F1eys, with nothing to worry him
and nothing to do but enjoy the
beauties of nature, lived in para
disc compared to nine-tenths Of
those who exist to-day. surrounded
by every contrivance science, inven
ton and labor can procure. NJ
wonder those old aborgine settlers
hated to dieS no wonder these
modern whites, generally, welcome
the end of the struggle.
Such an existence is indeed a bur
den to.the white man, for they alon
| seem to suffer from it.