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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
SAMPLES OF IRISH WIT.
:. Reputation for Putting People
tn Good HumOr.

Two laborers set out from Wexford
70 walk to Dublin. By the time they
reached Bray they we're very tired with
their journey, and the more so when
they were told .ney were still l2 miles
from Dublin. "Be me sowl,' said one,
after little thought, "spre, It's but six
miles apiecel Let us walk on"
During discussion at a meeting Of
the Trinity College Historical society
upon the slight consideration attached
TO life by uncivilzed nations, a speaker
mentioned the extraordinary circum-
stance that in China If a man were con-
demned to death he could easily hire a
substitute TO die for him. And the
debater went on, 81 believe many poor
fellows get their living by acting as
substitutes in that wayi"
A child went crying TO It's mother and
reported thatit had swallowed button.
"Well, well, look at that nowl" cried the
woman. "Begor, 1 suppose the next
thing you'll do is TO swallow "A button
holei" This reminds me Of the graphic
description by beggar man Of his tat
tered coat; Faith, yer homer, it's
nothin' but q parcel Of holes sewn TO
gether."
A curious peculiarity of the Irish ma
ture is the wide limits to which relation
ship is extended. do you know Pat
Meehan2" a peasant was asked "Of
course / do" was the answer. "Why.
he's a near relation Of mine He vance
proposed for my sister Kate"
A clergyman told me that he has a
parishioner who is much addicted to
drink. Meeting the man one day when,
as the people sar, che had a drop in, 3"
the priest Insisted that he should take
the pledge, for Il was the only protec-
tion against the temptations Of the pub
JIG house. You've never seen teetO-
taller drunk, Tom, " said the priest "Ah,
your riverence," replied Tom, "Pge seen
many a man drunk, but / couldn't tell
for the life o. me whether they wor
teetotalers or noti"-LondOn Spectator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
Library Announcement.

The hours OF the public library
have changed and are as follows on
all days except Monday and legal
holidays:
1880 o'clock to 600 clock D. m.
700 o'clock to 300 o'clock D. m.
Sundays, 1880 o'clock to $50 o'clock
p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21

No use in my trying to amouat to
any thing" growied an Atchison man
70 his wife you are too thin to have
your picture taken IN a low necked
dress"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21

G. W. Lynch, Winchester, Ind.
writes: q owe the life Of my boy to
Foiey's Honey and Tar. He had mem
braneous Group. and the first dose
gave him relief, We continued its
use and it soon brought him out of
danger"
j. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21


Leader Jan. 10, 1902)
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern;
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Greer county, Oklahoma territory.
will on the 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1902.
a, II a. m, receive bids for construct
ing a court house on the annual rental
plan to be paid for in ten annual In
stallments as provided for in section
p, article 8, chapter 80, page 256. 1897
session laws of Oklahoma.
s. e. Eehols,
County Clerk, Greer County.
Mangum. Ok, Jan. 10. 1902
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Ger aei1e StabtberoIb.

Srou 9ouiie &i4arbs, Die
Iiebspoae Satin bss Serrn George u.
&i9oros, lit seitern nod nur brsitasi-
ger 6rantbeit i'm A.. 9ebensjabre an
elmer Notwithstanding seitorbsn.
Sic mar Die So9ter bes in ben &ube
itano setreIenen Walers Sranf Sertis
une bate ii9 als 9ianiitin einen be-
oeutenoen &uf srporbcn. 3ur 3eit
ibres @bIebens NOR fe Yrdiibentin oes
Wtdnner3or Samenoereins, an beTien
lnternebmun9en lie ben resiten Intbeil
nabm uno BEL oeren MitsIisosrn iis an
semein beIiebt mar. 9luBer bem Cat
ten uno brei &inbern betrauern nod Der
8ater, stpei 9riiber unb eine S5meiter,
iotuie SabIreibe entfsrntsre Berpanote
ben SOB Der i'm bliibenbiten Srauen-
alter Sabinseiaiebenen. Der 10
i9per bonn Sbidial beinseiu9tsn Ta-
mile tpuroen BON allen Seiten Bepeiie
bersIidfter Sbmpatbie entseeensebra9t.
Sie geeroisuns finoet morsen Tod-
mittas nm 42 llbr oon Dem Srausr-
bauie, go. ola Horb Senate ape.. aus
itatt.
Ser vMdnnerdor@ bei9Io6 seftern
absRo, Der @eritorbensn ON @rabe
our9 eborseidnse Die Iests gbnlng su
erpeiien. Sas Mdnneraor-Quartett
wiro i'm Srauerbauie oem 69msr3e bes
0ereins &usorud perIeiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Die islOtpsr..,.@ r..,.@siiiicn.

Cine 2inoer SIlfsarmee fir bic
r6loper Riifon" wirb bemnd5ft orsa-
niiirt wsrosn. I'm Der Spite bes 2o-
mites ftebeR 6rau 9sniamin 9arriion
uno Srau artbur 9. @rouer uno bie-
i.Ibsn wsrbsn cine MnSabl aiFitentin-
men ausnablsn. In Die 2inbsr in ben
osribisoenen Stubttbeilen fommen
5000 Sammslbidien sur 9srtbeiluns
unb ieoes aino, Sos cine ioI9e erbdlt,
miro babur5 MitelieS Der rSlopsr
Ttiilion". gs iol oann mosIidIt oiele
Yennies BIZ sur lssten 8obe beg april
in ieinem Sammelfditben suiommen-
brinsen; fir bieien 3sitpunit lit bic
Giniamn,Iuug nit 'na5folsenoer ab-
re5nuns bsItimut.
Sn Der eriten 8o9e bss 0tai wiro
Elm &inoar-9lumenfeit oeranitaltet, po-
bel fur bubble uno ansemefene llnter
baltune Der 9inSsr ssiorst pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
siioieite surnuerein.
2ie 9iftiben erfrenen ben Grifeu
Spreher init elmer ,,Sarpriie
Yartp".

Die attipen bes @ibieite Surnper-
ems unternubmen seitern a6eno unter
Seitun9 ibres 9ebrers, Serrn Gurt
Sol, einsn Surnermari5, pelder li6
BON Der Siioieite Surnbolle bis na1
Der Gde Der Maiaauietts Iuenue uno
IobIe Str., ollpo ii9 bos Seim bes
9ern 5enrp @ictor, bss Griten
Sprs3ers, befinbet, binsos. Sbre ab-
ii4t nor, osnielben nit ibrem 8ein9e
gu iiberrai9en unb bieies 9elan9 ibnen
au9 in better @eiie, benn Serr @ietor
bate feline bIahs abnuns buoom, oaB sr
nit einer vSurpriie 8artp" erfreut
tuerocn iolite. @eranIofun9 Su oer-
iel6en sab iein 6eburtstas, rpelder
aleroinss i9on an lebten Sumitas
itattsefunosn batte, aber bamalS ri9t
9efeiert tperben tonnte.
Sn Der freunbIi6en 9oae bcs 0ic-
tor'i3en GtabIifements fanb Johann ell,
feubt-frobIi9sr &ommers itatt, BEL nell
dem 9err Soil in i6neibiser @eiie bas
Yrdfbium fiibr.e.
Serielbe bra9te einen Sooit auT bos
6eburtstasstinb aus, in peI9em or
Der 9Ohnung ausorud Oerlieb, bab ber-
ielbe nod Ianse fir ben @ersin
pirtsn m0ss. Sn ieiner Grpioeruna
bradte 9err 9ictor einen t,tr5en aiid-
bid iiber Die @eidi9te bes Iereins
8si einem porsiisli9sn 2un9 unb iiif.
| fisem Blrsburser 8rdu, bel Iuuniser
Reben uno frObli9en @eidnsen purbsr
bierauf einise iebr oersniiste StunSer
oerbradt. Sin ieber Sbeilnebmer on
Gommers muste ettpas Sum Better
ssben uno ieoer bsmiibte iib etpa:
0utes su leilten, Sieies lei namsnt
'fFS pom Surner 5ub bemertt. peIae.
nit elmer un9emein wobltlin9enoei
5timme eini9e Isbr entipre9enoe Siece,
In oor3iisli9er 8eiis gum ..gOrtra!
bra9te.
! Sic Mtitternabtsitunoe mar i4oi
bsransenabt, als Der &ommcrs ieil
gnoe fan6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18

Sie oiye mar cine iol6 intenliue,
baB ole 6eniter in einem 3intmer bes
@tart'I9en Sauies, in iueIdem SRI.
Starti5Iief, ipranssn uno oie Slammen
bort ibon ibren Gin5ug bieIfen, ebe iie
nod eripa9te. Sie iunse Same ent-
sins nit tnapper Jiotb benz Sdiffal,
oerbrannt gu werben. Sic erlitt
8ranomunoen or ben 5anSen.
6ranf SpauIbing unb feline Samilie
retteten ebsnfalls nit fnopper Notb ibr
2sben. slls er uno feline Srou eruad-
ten, itonb l9on elm She'll BEG Saules
in 6lammsn. Sic ipraneen aus Dem
Bette, blllten ibrs Spsi tleinen 2iRoer
in Settbeden uno bra9tea iie In oas
6ous eines Nd9bnrn. Spouloins
rannte bierauf iH's 9aus 3urid, um
Rleioer 3u boIen.
CT bate aud i9on eia 8unbel su.
Iammensepadt, als er fab, baB ibm Der
&iitpes bur9 Die Soustbiir bereits ab-
sei6nitien mar. au6 in's SaIafsim-
msr, no sr ieine Griparnife aufbe-
pabrt bate, fonnte er nibt mebr ee=
longen. @r fano ietnen Nussons
ibiieBlitb ii5er oas Dad in oas bena9-
barte 6eb6ube. Seine 8erli9eruns
par Dor elmer @o9e abselaufen uno er
bate fis ni5t pieber erneuert.
gu taulenoeu fO9en Die brennenben
Spdne in Der 9uft umber uno cine 3eit
lang bate eS ben 9lnidein, ais oh
minoeitens Elm Oubeno Don ben bena9-
barten Sdulern BON ben Tlammen er-
sriTen perScn piirOen.
Man9e BON Den oerbrannten YTeroer
uaren pertbuo[le Sraber.
Der ubsebrannte Seibitall wat fribel
Der r@Ollese .slus. Stating &ins." g'
umfasts einen Gld9enraum bon go Be
125 SuB.
Seuerpebrleute oerlest.
Sbonas s. Quinn, Capt. BON 60
go. 3, Sames Guaon BON berieIber
gompasnis uno Salfs- Gbsf Sacot
gstti Durben our9 fallenoe grette
Iei6t on ben 9dnoen osrlesi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
3nisbts pf syioefitp.

Sn Der seftrisen @eriammluns Der
lofaIen 2ose go. z Der 2nisbts OF
TibeIitp uurben mebrere neue Mitslie.
Der aufsenommen. Das mit!ben 0or-
bereitunsen fir ben ON 6. Sebruor in
Der @ermania 9alle Su oeranitaItenben
Sabresball beauftraste aOmits leste
Hie5rere Yldne Dor uno wuroe erma9-
tist, Die Seitlidteit 10 gu arransiren.
haB tie elm sIdn5enoes greisniB weroen
iuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Sonl s6idial
starf beimseiudt.


SIM SUM b. S. puroe s. @. gouns
bon To. 700 Srafe Str. 70 i5mer uer-
lest, bab er ouf INNER Elm 6rippeI
bleiben miro. @eitsrn abenb, wabrenb
er nit ieiRer 5antiIie BON ieiner @ob-
nung abneieno mar, entftanb in berieIs
ben elm 6euer, bur9 peIdes oie se-
iammte Ginri9tuns oerni6tet tpuroe.
Alles mas Der 5amiIie iibris blie5, ipa-
rem ole &Ieioer, pel5e tie ON 2eibe
batten. Ser our9 bns 6euer anse=
ridtete S9aeen beIduft ii9 ouf $500,
oemielben itett teine 9erf9eruns se-
ge niiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18

02be Seimomt", Birtbfdoft
unb 9iaaro.parlors. 1901 W}abiion
Aoe., Geo. Spade, eisentbumer. Bette
Getrdnte uno Gisarren, feiner 2un9
Heues Sci. 1885.
60 gDdbreno bss Spielens ouf
benz 9ofe Der GduIe Ro. "a (Wegob
S9uIe) itir;te Der Issertnabe gburIes
5aroawpp 10 unsIiidlia su goosn, bab
er iein lintes Bsin brad.
- 3. uno 6. W. &oppaport,
anpdIte unb Rotore fir Hedtsia@en
ieoer art. 3immer go. S19 uns 822.
Com BuiIbins, on Wlartet Ctr,
spiihen Selaware uno Yenninioania
Strabe. Teues Selcpbon 3345.
60 Die Union SruIt 60. bsab-
Ii4tist, etpa $4,000 aufsupenoen.
UNI ibre Office-8dums gu persr0Beru
uno neu ein,uri9ten.
-Yeite matte Cabinets 81 S;. gu,
wenios Gage. Seanetts, 38 6. @aib
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Sfat.ern in einem aoffbauie.


Ser 6or5i9s Gatvares uno feline
Jrau. po5nbaft 90. 729 Snbiana
ane., nuroen beuts naa Dem Seuden-
bauie bsioroert, oa he al o,n Slattern
Iitten. Sic iii9rten Elm aoitbaus uno
hatten etDa a4t Soitsdnssr, 7sl4s
idmntlib unter Quarantine seiteai
wuroen.
Die BON ben 9laitern bsiaasne Sdr-
6ise Strotbers, robnbaft Ho. III
Center Str., uuros sbeniolls nod BEN
1sfbauie, oefen Suiaiic ibr Ranr
iaOnEisit elmer @o4e 1T, seionbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Ams ben @eri&tsbOfen.
Kriminal9eribt.
Ora Srisbt fDmmst slir,sFidJ
Sabuu.

Sru Ort9gt, De,0er oes 0r0bs uno
&IeinoiebftasIs ansetlast NOR, tefannte
id beute bes lebteren 0ersebens idul=
big unb iuurse 5u 1-3 Sabren 3u1t.
baus SeruribeiIt. Sic auf @roBbieb-
itabl lautenae @ntlase purbe auf Nn.
tra9 oes Staatsanmalts nieoeree=
i9lasen. @abri9einli9 wirb bie
Sllinoiier 9eb0rbe. wenn er ieinen
Straf-sermin abseisiien bat, F9 nod
nit ibm beid6ftisen, ba er in ibrem
Staate ebenfaas psaen OiebfabIs se-
pinIdt piro.
ebarles 5u9eleb befannte ii5 oes
tbatli9en anariffs i9uIois uno wurbs
am 81 unO Soften beIfraft.
Ser 16idbrise &ap Sanbs CAB eben-
faIls Sa, geitoblen su ba6ea; er wuroe
Der &eform f9ule iibertpieien.
Gei6ieben.
Sn na5itebsnOen S9eibunsgtlasen
iparoe beute Die S9eiSuns bepillist /:
6rancis SIgber BON guloaia SIpbe;
2otti gllep BON gelion aGcp; aboie
grOwn BON 4nna 8ropn; Gola 9.
Wtamis Don Sobn Mnmis Gliiabetb
Tirt BON goDaro 6. Dirt.
Sis @roeerpeIerts per-
lieren.
Seit eini9er 3eit lit unter Der
Groeerpclerfs cine gewssuns i'm 6anse
Die SalieBuns Der Groceries ON Conn.
tase gu erstpinsen. Sa es linen au
Dem Weee Der aeitation ni9t geIane
| 9rifen lie su oem MitteI Der eeri9t
li9en Inflase. Ser erIte, Der pege,
SonntassperIebans perboftet .puro'
mno befem Sal Dor Sriebensri5te
| Sheppard seitern sur gerbanbluns se
Iangte, mar 9err @ottfrieb Grai, be
ieine 0rocerp in go. 1902 @rist
Str. bat. Sie Ibuotateniirma g. &
8. M. Rappoport bate Die Uertbei
bisun9 iibernemmen unb beantraste bi
Serufuns elmer Surp.
Sie Vertbeioisuns itiibte f9 borau
bob Der 0ertauf bon 2ebensmitieIn on
Sonntas eine 9oibpsnbisteit unb bes
balb ntbt itrafbar iei.
6err Geo &appaport bstonte in feline
@ertbeioisunssreoe, baB Die StraBen
babnseielIi9aft unb Die Giienbabne,
ibren Sstrieb am Sonntas ni9t Elm
, fteaen uno baB iie Niemanb besbaI
oerToIse, oaB in elmer sroBen Stab
tauienb Sinse notbwenbis ieien, 81
, in elmer fleinen 9emeinbe ni9t moth
menois eenannt iperben fonnen, ba
ni4t ale 2eute i'm geiise pom gis
idrantsn ieien unb 5leii4 unS Nlil'
friib erbalten fonnen, baB Der Cir
fauf ON Sonntas Worsen fur drme,
: ssute cine abioIute Iotbwenbisteit +
u. I. NJ.
Die Surp einiste ii9 innerbaIb fit
s Wfinuten auf 6reiiprs9uns.
gs iit ab5uwartsn, oh nod weite,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Yplitiihes.

Bel ben seitsrn absehalteaen rspu6Ii-
fanii6en Yrscintt-p -primirpablen bat
Die 8ootuoltsr.@llio.t Ylrtei ben Sisg
oaoonsstraeen, inoem etwa 90 Pros.
Der 9OmiteIeute fur elliot. fiRo, 10 oaE
oi. @abl GaiOtts gum Woriissr bss
republitaniiden goun;p Ronitss aIs
sefi4ert ansuiebeu lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
sssiaIiftii@e Mrbeiterpartri.

Worsen To&mittos um 8 llbr miro
6err Jrant Jorban I'M @ersinsIocale.
SO. 27i 8. 0sIawars Str., einen
0crtras ibsr bas Sbema ~Rsuo!utio--
ndrer GosioIismas1 baItsn,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
8auerlanbniBi9eine.

Soiepb S. TIad, Sasuns, binter
1902 gS. Baibinston Str. $780,
aooie u. BiIbelm, @obnbaus, gdc
Orforo unb 10. Str. $800.-T: 8.
garanap, 5rame-Saus, 1910 Wiont-
calm Str. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
Staat Ohio. s soIebo.


6rant 5. gbenep bei1port,
bab er oer 1lteite Hartner Der Sirma S..
S. Gbenep & 60. lit, wei1e 8e-
idafte in Der Stabt SoleSo, In oben-
senanntem gountp inb Staat, tbut.
uno bab beiagte Sirma bie Summe BON
einbuno'ert SoIIars fiir ieben
Sail Bon 2atarrb be3abIen miro, ber
eurb ben GebraMd BON SnII's
2atarrb- g u,r ni9t sebeilt weroen
fonn.
6rant 3. Gbenep.
~ 8sidworen Dor mir uno
Siesd unteri9rieben In nei-
t@~ ner @sgenwart am 6.
September u. 8. 'S6.
u. B. SIea on. ofsntIi9er Sfo-
tor.
SaH's Gatarrs aur mirb inner
lid senommen unb tpirtt brett nuf oas
BIut unb bic i4Ieimisen Oberfdasn
oes Ssitems. 2oft Gu3 3eusnifIe frei
sufdidsn.
S. 8. @benep& 6 o., SoIeoo, 8.
- gertauft uon allen apstbetern.
Is Gents.
9uu's JamiIisn-piIlsn iinb Die bsiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
9amenoerein beS Gocialem 9nras
bereins.

Utorsen Ta9mittas, 3 nbr, peran-
italtet Der obiss @erein in ieinen
&dumIi4teiten i'm 'Seuti9en 9oufe
eine literariid=muftaIii3e untsrbal-
tuns, eefoIst BON einem semiitbIiaeu
Raifee=&rdnsden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18

= Ser y3nreoo", III q. 9enn.
ipluon'a Str. ginbeimifbs II, cusndr-
tise 8iere. @eine u. 2itcrs,. icmie 81.
sarrsa. Jsinsr 9un5 ben san;en Sag.
Ism. Rneesel, giseatbEmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18

Bette matte Cabinets 81 81. Nnr
wenise Gage. 1snnetfs, 38 6. @aib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18
8riefiat.

SubtanapoIis, II. San. 1902.
Solsenbes III cine 2iits unbsiteubarer
Briefe:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-01-18

= @m. 9. @eiE, "Semper
Paratus" Compile &oom, Is Slo
Meribian Str. Teinite @etrdnte, bette
Gisarrsn, sei4madpollsr 2un9.
|" Ser 3immermnnn 3arrp
graso wurbe In SsSinston. aIs Ct ein
INN fremots pfero sur 5abrt nod Der
5iaoi bennste UNI oeri9iebene @esen-
itdnSe su boIen, BON benz f9euseuorbs-
nen Sbis.e aus oem @asen sei9Ieubert
uno bur9 Sufi9Idse f9tuer am 8opfe
perIest. IN feinem auifommen mirb
ssaweifslt. Ct 1T 80 Sabre alt un6
wobnt Ro. 1926 gefleTcmtaine Str.
= wismard Gafe. Sn. u. ousIdn.
biibe giere on 3upf. Smportirte 70.
pie beige 9elitatsiien itets on 5anb
s. s. Arens. 800. YearI Str.
~ Oie Snbianapolis Sos 60.
bat BON Der S. 3. alfres Mfs. 60. 26
ader 2ano, bel.sen norbIid unb mef-
LID bon Der Gabrit Der gompasnie,
auii@en benz Tall Grsef unb ben Big
Sour @eleiien, an9etauIt, um bort eins
neue @asiabrit unb einen ritfssn @as-
bsbdIter BON MiIlionsn aubisfub Sn.
bait TIA i5rabiabr su erri9ten.
The oasis., 1902-04-26

in these animals. Mrs. Armer, of Kingston, New Mexico, was the heaviest purchaser. She now has one of the largest Angora ranches in the world, and these animals will increase the good blood on the ranch.
The oasis., 1902-04-26
A Doctors Bad Plight.

"Two years ago as q result oi q severe cold lost my voice." writes Dr. NJ. l.. Scarborough, of Hebron, Ohio. "then began an obstinate cough. Every remedy known to me as a practicing physician for thirty-fve years failed, and l daily grew worse. Being urged to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds, l found quick relief, and for the last ten days l have felt better than for two years" Positively guaranteed for throat and lung troubles by all druggists; soc and S1. Trial bottles free.
The oasis., 1902-04-26
HIDES AND HORNS.

his Ash Flat and Gila river cattle, comprising thirty-nine brands, to the Chiricahua Cattle Company. Mr. Porter retains his Aravaipa ranch and cattle
 Stockman: Col H. c. Hooker, Of Sierra Bonita ranch, is the owner of 100 head of horses for which he has been offered $25,000. Col. Hooker owns the best horses Tn Arizona
 Star: B. A. Packard, the cattle king of southern Arizona, has been spending few days in Phoenix for recreation and amusement. MT. Packard reports the stock spn the ranges of Cochise county to be in splendid shape, notwithstanding the continued drouth in that secs tion.
 Tucson Post: Douglas is to have shipping yards for stock. It Is claimed that the yards will draw all the shipments from Sulphur Spring valley and Sonora, and it is esti- mated that between 25,000 and 30,000 head of cattle will be ship ped from Douglas between now and the first of July.
 Tucson Post. Cowboys have been initiating a Gila forest reserve range rider by shooting the heels from his boots, the cigarette from his mouth, and puncturlng his hat with bullet holes. But the tender foot stood pat and he is now held in high regard among the cowboys of that portion of the country.
 Tucson Post: N. c. Bernard this week sold carload of horses to an agent of the British government, who is buying them for the use of the cavalry in South Africa. The agent accepted but twenty-four horses out of two hundred, owing to the strict requirements which govern the purchase of horses for the British cavalry. The horses will be shipped to St. Louis and from there to the coast and on to South Africa.
 
 Star: William Beatie, stockman, reports that the 4-Bar ranch, seven teen miles northeast of Bisbee, has been sold by the Ryan Brothers to Montana stockman. The ranch Is one of the best equipped in the Territory. E. B. Ryan, one of the former owners, is now interested in the proposed building of large stock yards at Douglas, which will handle cattle coming up from So- nora
 Graham Bulletin: An agent of the British government has been in the valley several days, buying horses suitable for the cavalry in Africa. He will buy only hardy, medium-sized horses in good condi- tion. He left Stafford last Friday for another part of the Territory, but will return later and resume buying. It is said that the horses taken to Africa are of little value after the first or second march, and thus thousands of fresh ones are needed constantly
 Stockman; Twenty-two thousand head of Angora goats were sold at Kansas City on March 31. The highest price paid for registered does was $32.50, and the average on the 4S6 registered does was $15.SS. The general average in T T ....,.. ke
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-11-06
WILLIAM R. RANKIN DEAD.

William Robertson Rankin died on
his farm near Jasper at p. NJ. Tues
day, Nov. 4, after a lingering illness.
Mr., Rankin was born in Jasper Oct.
5, 1885, and was therefore at the time
Of his death 81 years and one month old
lacking day. Most of his life was
spent in this county, where be will be
greatly missed by large circle of warm
personal friends. lie practiced the pro-
fession Of the law for a number Of
years, but retiring devoted his time to
the development OF farming in this
being vice president af the Tennessee
Farmers Association. He leaves de-
voted wife and five children, four sons,
and one daughter. The sons are Dav-
i'd, Of Indian Territory, Chas. W. and
Turley Of Chattanooga, and Albert.
The daughter is Mrs. Mary Gladney OF
/ Louisiana.
The funeral took place to-day at II
o'clock, with Masonic honors.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-11-06
SUNNYSlDE, TENN.

This department is conducted by Mr.,
Edwin Hudson, who will receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions for the News or
renewals thereof.
The New School closes Friday after a
prosperous session of four months and
one week. Miss Mamie Webster our
faithful and efficient teacher will then
depart for her home at Sweetwater
Miss Mary Lee Gates and Lee Easter
ly took a drive to Looney's Creek Sun
day.
Miss Laura Easterly and Lizzie Hud-
son visited Houston Grayson first Of
week.
| Miss Mamie Webster and Mr.. p. R.
/, Hackworth took pleasant drive to
Dunlap Sunday.
Miss Ella Layne and Ida Pickett
4, took a pleasant horseback ride Sunday
afternoon.
! Sam Wilson passed through here with
a nice drove Of cattle one evening last
week.
Rev, +. Nj. Shirley will preach Il
New Hope, third Sunday of this month
at II a. m. if not delayed by extremely
bad weather.
Rev. Dale preached at this place last
Sunday.
Art GraysoP and Powell Bros. are in
the dog business. Anybody desiring
to trade or swap dogs would do we'll to
call and see them.
Billie Barber is hauling switch ties
10 Condra's.
! Mss Mamie Webster visited Miss
Ida Pickett last Sunday.
The writer spent Saturday in Whit
we'll.
Miss Ella Deakins in company with
some other girls attended church a
New Hope sunday,
John Moore was in this vicinity sun
day.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1902-11-06
BUBBLING SPRINGS.
Il to the News.

Special to the News.
The shcool at this place is moving "a
long nicely and has good attendance.
Lewis Vandergriff, who has been
working in Chattanooga for quite a
while, is visiting home folks this week
Miss Maud Yochem visited DR.. E. A.
Burnett Sunday.
Mr.. Hiram Ridge ami wife Of Chat
tanooga, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Martha Ridge.
Miss Sarah Hudson was all smiles
Sunday afternoon,
Graves Janeway entered school at
this place last week.
Charley Vandergrif and wife visited
his father Sunday.
Braxton Brimer and wife attended
church at New Hope Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Lockhart is visiting Mrs.
Malinda Ridge this week.
Jim Ridge and mother visited in
Whitwell Sunday.
DR.. L. L. Janeway and wife called at
Charley Ridges Thursday.
Mrs. Jane Burnett is improving.
Ask Geo. Ridge how he likes Sale
Creek and his friend Bob Nipper."
Tom Ridge called on Charley Wander
griff Sunday morning.
Miss Ada Hicks was all smiles Sun
day.
R. C. Pickett spent Saturday and Sun
day with home folks.
Ask q. J, Ridge where he left hi,
collar.
Jim Bearwick furnished Wash Pick
EFT some of his fine pumpkin seed ant
he has raised some fine specimens
Anyone desiring come of them some o
them should call on Mr.. Pickett.
Let's hear from Cricket of Sunnyside
before winter comes.
Ask Harrison Pickett what he mean
by saying "look here" Sugar