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BIIY WHEAT AND O R

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0N~ Cs Us LII 10
Govt. partial paralysis, dropsy. loconnotor
eases resulting from high living quickly and
Permanently removed by the new method.
NeaknesS or debility IN any form, whether IN
Han or woman, entirely eradicated from the
e9Stem oy the new treatment
consumption bronchitis. asthma. catarrh. I'M
.uIe Blood. heart disease, kidney and bladder
SIOuoie and liver complaint cuered to stay cured
y 'he Doctors wonderful remedies.
you are the victim OF any matady or SICK
.sss which you have long wanted TO get rid OF,
~ one OF DIT. Lipes's free treatments and see
are employed
IL you have aches or pains. don't feel well a:
~ "a you are respondent and Discourage.
IL OUT IL Is because you have some terriols
eTSSSse lurking In your system
10y not caH on DR. Lipes. get a free trial
usd'nlent and let him show you how quickly
~ Ut oe cured BY his new method. II makes
D. TNIersnce what your peculiar ailment may
- 4. Lipes will give you a trial treatment
.HSy free OF charge TO prove to you that he
can do as he claims.
mere are no conditions whatever. DR.. Lipes's
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- from disease in any OF its various forms.
NO one shoulc miss this grand opportunity OK
occurring tho benefits Of the doctors latest dis
cOtt'y: since 1t costs you nothing Out-of-town
iatients may write for the free trial treatment
Office.
BE s ire TO Call On or Writ.
DIR. II. O.. LIPES.
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Office Hours-9 a. m to ~ m. 1 p. M to 4
T m Sundays. . a m to IL m
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GOH Fox. Manhattan ana other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prfcee. q. ~ Gen. Agt- Phones
10. IA - Washington st. indianapolis
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FOR

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT
LAW
Choice, modern offices, single or en- suite, from
IS upward. No charge for heat, light and JAM
tor service. Complete law library for tenants
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.
1918 Z. Market st.
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q SALE-FARMS.


REAL ESTATE-Fruit. stock and grain farms
Send for catalogue. ID. H, WALKER, Paw
Paw, Mich.
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wANTED-ROoMs.

wANTED-A furnished nat; two people; best
references. Address Box sos. care the Journal.
WANTED-One large or two small furnished
rooms. with board; steam or hot water heat;
! near city deefred. Address Box 3oz. care the
Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desires nicely furnished
room. with or without board, in private fam
lily, centrally located and reasonable. Address
BOX 3o4. care the Journal
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wANTEDLsALEsMEN AND AGENTS IN Ev-
TiFiC A BURNER. CONSUMES LESS GAS
AM GIVES MORE LIGHT THAN ANY GAS
BURNER IN THE BEAUTIFUL
DESIGNS, SIMPLE CONSTRUCTION. BRIL-
Liant. STEADY 6tnsNp THE RkIcE RES Is
oUIRES No LARGE CAPITALS; WE START
YOU. WRITE US AT ONCE COR BRASS
60. 2og FULTON ST. CHICAGO.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, 4
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting OF tine Stockholders Of this
eompany. for the election OF directors and for
such other business ~ may come before the
meeting. viii be held at the onlce OF TIE CON-
rany. corner Of Third and smith sta In Cir
einnat. D.. on Wednesday. Oct =. ls1 ~
o'clock a. m. The stock transfer books VIII -
s,osed AZ the once OF Msssrs J. p. Morgan =
Co. No. q Wal ST. New York. at o.elcck p N
thursday. Oct. 8. 1907. and reopen 81 ~ oeioe8
. N Friday. Oct 81 l9ez -
Cincinnati. Sept. 81 is6
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 81; total consideration. $500. $780,
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DIED.

LIvEZEY-Mrs. Livezey. at her daughters.
Mrs. Homer Brady. $3.50 North Capitol ave-
nue.. Funeral Monday at 4 p. m.
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VITAL srAT1srICs-ocT. Is.


Rebecca Spain. sixty. zs2s Beilefontaine. bron-
chitis.
win C. Beveridge. two. 1901 North Pennsyl-
vania. bladder trouble.
AIDA Y. Clayton. thirty-eight, 1907 Broadway.
congestion OF brain.
Mabel Tuttie. nineteen. 1022 Windsor, phthisis.
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FOR

FOR S~ALE-Three carriages. one surrey. one
trap, one physicians Stanhope; made by the
Ruckeye Buggy Co., Columbus, o.; these jobs
had been taken for debt: will sell for SIS less
than cost. SHOWERS, 34 e. Market.
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS TO HONEST PEOPLE ON
THEIR OWN NOTES,
ENDORSEMENT.
r CONFIDENTIAL
YOUR EMPLOYER WILL NOT KNOW.
PAY WEEKLY OR
TIME, EASIEST AMI
LOWEST RATES OF Any COMPAN1
IN THE CITf.
If you need money for any purpose you heea
NE can help you out. No advance charge Tor
investigation. Call and let US explain; sECChl-
~ LOAN CO, 207-2o9 Indiana
Trust building. Second floor.
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STORAGE-Hoosicr Transfer and Coal Co.
house and safe movers: heavy hauling OF all
kinds. SIS s. Delaware 81 Telephone zS15
sTORAGE-The Union Transfer AND storage
Company, corner East Ohio St and Union
trseks only frst-class storage solicited. Graft
ing and packing Phones rs
sTORAGE-INDIANA sTORAGE AND TRANS
FER Co. e1.U0 square feet OF space. ire
proor electric elevators: once. SS = Washing
ton at: cheapest place In The sity. Both phones
sos LEW SHANK.
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ECOhI - SO11I
As North Pennsylvania ST.,
Opposite Postonice.
Sc. 500 will buy double two-story and attic mod.
ern dwelling. 8 rooms. bath. furnace, each side
cornet lot; in best locality. north; streets and
alley improved: plenty Trust gas. This property
is in fine condition. in hot water district, and
commands permanent tenants; pays 8 per cent
net. See US.
Business block. center of city; good building
leased to responsible parties; no expense fol
heat; janitor; rent 81. 200; pays 6 per cent. net
SIG. 600.
Very desirable lot. 100 feet front, on Meridian,
near Twenty-sixth. Make offer.
s-room dwelling: furnace, Trust gas: North
Delaware ST.; incumbrance, $2,leo. Make Offer
for equity.
Three lots and fve-room cottage on Ringgold
St. good order, near car line and public school
81, 600.
Investments of this kind; we have some special
properties to offer.
FACTORY building. furnished with engine. boiler
and woodworking machinery; Tor rent or fol
sale, See US.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As North Pennsylvania ST..
Opposite Postoffice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-23

Then my hands and legs began TO
SVEN The thongs which bound them
cut into the flesh, and the PAIN was
even worse than the biting Of the
ants. The following morning he
lossvaed the thongs. fearing probably
that the construction might Kill me.
"On wednesday night the Indians
came and held dance around me.
they made bets on the probable
time Of my death and offered up pray
ers to the Great Spirit that | would
live full moon.
Il saw the whole number White
Horse and Standing yellow, the two
who came for me, we're the leaders.
Their squaws were with them. When
they had drunk until midnight they
went away. filled with firewater and
almost unable to stand. fell asleep.
was awakened by the sound Of foot
steps near az hand. It was my friend
Wilson. who had Unexpectedly come
upon me.
Il never knew a man could stand so
much pain and live. will be aveng
ed yet upon those red devils If it takes
lifetime"
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,Nn,ANA LAeoR FEDERATION.

Evansville, Ind, Sept. 2S.-The an
nual convention Of the Indiana State
Federation of Labor. which began
three days session here today, Is
among the most largely attended gath
eringa in tie history Of the organiza-
ton. Reports of officers show the
state federation to be in prosperous
condition. a good gain in mberzhip
having been made during the last
year. Muncie and several other cities
are bidding for next years convention
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED experienced lubricating oil sales
men with established trade; Hig induce
ments to men of ability The Harbaugh
Co Cleveland, O
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The New ROYAL Muskoka Hotel

ls situated in the center Of the finest
Summer resort region in America,
known as the Muskoka Lakes, within
easy reach Of the principal cities In
Canada and the United States. Open
tor guests June 18th.
For further particulars, descriptive
natter and all information, write Geo
". vaux A. G. p. & T. A., Grand Trunk
Railway System, 1856 Adams st, Chi
cago.
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WANTED DO you va mt good claim in the
kiOwa cOuntryf You can get IL by buying
the Leaders compete list Of filings. II viii
point out to you those who nave failed to
make good ding by proper settlement on
the claims a. required by law.
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FoR sALE-MIscELLANEous

Leader ONCE
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WANTED.

WANTED-Orders tor notariai seals; price
81. 80 made in three days at Leader once
WANTED-An old Remington type.
writer that is of no use for writing.
Address IN. A. Y" Leader Office,
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raR SALE.

FOR SALE-A Good main street lot "a
strpuu; viii sell for sioO, Addres o. X.
CARRIER, ci r. Leader.
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Excessive Precipitation.
Remarks

Heavy rains occurred over the Ok
lahoma district and portions OF the
Galveston district Elsewhere show
ers were light and scattered. TEN
peratures were moderate TO high.
chas. N. Strong, Sec. Cir.
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And principal points in Texas end the South
west, This train is new throughout and Il
made up of the finest equipment, provides
with electric lights and all other moder
travelling conveniences. 1t runs via our nov
pnmplptpd
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Walter Hammock'5 towel supply
business is growing.
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WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY DE
POST BOX IN A MooERE sTEEI
VAULT AND FEEL THAT Youl
vALuAsLEs ARE SECURE? FRor
81 TO 50 PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SEE TIL
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABoU'
tr
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Red River Division.
CaTe Observation Cars

under the management of Fred. Harvey
Full information as to rates and all details 9
n trip via this new route will be cheerful
furnished, upon application, by any repre-
sentative OF the
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COTTON REGION suLLEria.

For the twenty-four hours erding
at s a. m. meridian time.
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Devery had ready off the dock when the ex-
cursionists landed
The excursion got back to the foot Of
West Twenty-ffth street shortly before 3
o'clock. The steamer Grand Republic was
coming down the river at the time and the
General Slocum was going up. 1t required
much skill the part OF all of the boat
captains TO avoid a collision with eight
boats lashed alongside, but they did their
duty in a manner that made the excursion
lists cheer.
Then the fireworks, bombs and rockets
and candles were set off from the deck OF
one Of the barges and the six bands Of
musicians played the "Star-spangled Ban
ner,' all playing together, the boats were
swung against the landing pier.
One of the deckhands, William Meyer,
fell overheard as the barges were nearing
the pier. He had a big hawser in his
hands. Samuel Berg, Of Isl Allen street,
one of the professional lifesavers with the
excursion, jumped into the river and helped
to rescue Meyer
About 5000 men were on West street near
the pier when the excursion landed. These
were the husbands and brothers.
When Devery and his guests went ashore
they were received with acclaim that could
be heard at the decorated pump at the four
corners. There the ex-chief spoke briefly,
limiting suggestively at other outings and
what not that were in store for his loyal
supporters in the Ninth If he be the Tam
many leader by virtue of duly counted
votes. Then he handed out hundreds of
25-cent pieces to the children as they
passed by him and pushed his way TO a cab,
and the great excursion was over.
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BECAUSE HE WAS TAUNTED.
J. c. McCarIin Kills a Woman, Wounds
Man and Ends own Life.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug. AT the
Salt Palace grounds early this morning j.
c. McCarlin. a well-known mining man
of this city, shot and killed Lottie Russell
dangerously wounded Max Peters and then
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head McCarlin, Miss Russell
Peters and another man whose name has
not been learned formed a party which
attended the bicycle races. 1t is said that
McCarlin had had trouble with his wife
and had been drinking. Peters and Miss
Russell are reported to have taunted him
about his domestic troubles, whereupon
he became enraged. drew a revolver and
shot Miss Russell, who bad started to run.
through the back. Peters, who attempted
to keep McCarlin from shooting the girl
was shot through the chest. McCarlin
after firing a shot at the other member of
the party placed his revolver to his right
temple and fired a bullet through his head.
He died an hour later Peters is in a pre-
carious condition. but II is thought he will
recover. Miss Russell was waitress and
recently came here from San Francisco.
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They Cannot Enter the United States
Except on Same Terms as All
Foreigners Are Admitted.
POSTAGE STAMP CONTRACT
1T Is LET TO THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
BsttIeship Oregon Almost Ready TO
Sail Again-Report on Proposed
CoaIing stations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Commissioner
General Sargent. of the immigration Bu-
reau. with the approval of Secretary Shaw,
has issued circular prohibiting the COM
ing to the United States of residents OF
Porto Rico and the Philippines. except after
the same examination as Is enforced
against other alien immigrants. The cir
cular. which is addressed ito collectors Of
customs. immigrant inspectors, Chinese in
spectors, and other officials charged with
the administration OF the immigration and
Chinese exclusion laws follows:
Under the provisiors of the acts OF Con-
gress approved on April II, 1900, and July i,
and OF the Philippine islands have been de-
clared to be citizens of those islands, re-
spectively, and as such entitled 70 the pro-
lection OF the United States. You are,
therefore, advised that the provisions Of
laws regulating immigration, including
tax, apply to the residents and natives of
Porto Rico and the Philippine islands, and
moreover, that the provisions of the laws
relating to the exclusion Of Chinese apply
to all Of such persons as are of the Chinese
race. The citizens and residents OF the said
islands, therefore. should be admitted to
the United States upon the same conditions
and subject to the same examinations as
are enforced against people from countries
over which the United States claims no
right of sovereignty whatever"
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DEUTSCHER KRIEGER BUND.


HAMILTON, o., Aug. 2-The Deutscher
Krieger Bund of North America opened its
seventeenth annual convention in this city
tonight with reception and banquet at
Indies Hall Delegates began arriving
early Saturday morning from all over the
country and a distinguished body of vet
erans Of the German army and navy was
present at the banquet to listen to the ad-
dress of welcome by Charles T. Bosch,
mayor of Hamilton, which followed the re-
ception of delegates and societies. William
Vach, Of st. Louis, Mo-, officiated as toast
master. The feature of the evening was
the address by the president, Gustav
Pietsch, of Hamilton, o.
Among the prominent delegates present
are National President Frank Erling, of st.
Paul; National Vice President John Embs,
of Pittsburg; ex-Bundes President William
Vach, of st. Louis; National Treasurer
Martin Gass, of Chicago; Rudolph Allfedt,
Cleveland; Mr.. Miller, New York; G. F.
Eoer St Louis; Harry Scherbrook, ST.
Louis; II. Reiber, Columbus; Fred Burg
grable, St Louis; John Bane, San Antonio;
Ernest Stremmel, San Antonio; julius
Franz. Dallas. Tex; William Hines ST
Louis; b. Weber, st. Louis. The fair
grounds present the appearance of a great
camp for here has been established many
hundred tents for the use of visitors who
cannot be accommodated in private houses
and hotels.
The city has been profusely decorated and
ii is estimated there are fully 5000 visitors
in the city.
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To Entertain Visiting Printers.

At the regular meeting of Typographical
Union, No l, to-day the committee having
charge of the arrangements for the enter
tainment of stopOver delegates to the gol-
den jubilee convention at Cincinnati, on
Aug. IL, will make its report and announce
the subcommittee necessary 10 carry out
the details of the reception. The members
of the union will also be given. their tickets
and badges for the event. The delegates
who are expected TO stop over come from
all parts of the West and will arrive next
Friday and Saturday morning. On Satur-
day forenoon the guests will b. shown the
interesting places Of the city. AT 2 o'clock
special cars will leave the Grand Hotel for
Broad Ripple Park, where Ian and river
amusements will be provided n the even
ing a banquet will be served ar Mayor
Charles A. Bookwalter. who is T. ember of
Typographical Union No. l, val deliver an
address A vaudeville performance and
dancing will form the night entertainment.
On the return to the city a stop will be
made at Fair Bank for a band concert. On
Sunday morning delegates from No. l will
accompany the visitors TO Cincinnati Ex-
delegates will constitute "a special reception
committee Visitors will be met at the
station and escorted TO the Grand Hotel,
the Headquarters.
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Proposed CoaIing Stations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Capt. Asa
Walker, in command of the cruiser San
Francisco. has made report to the Navy
Department upon the subject of a coaling.
station on the west coast of Africa. On
account Of our possessions on the other side
of the globe the Navy Department con-
siders the acquisition of coaling stations in
various quarters of the world essential in
the event of war with 3 tirst-claSs naval
power. Stations on the west coast of Amer
ica, prefera bly, in Peru, on the Japanese
coast and on the west coast of Africa are
especially desired For a long time a sta
tion on the coast of Liberia has been
projected. and some time ago Captain
Walker was dispatched on the San Fran
cisco to make a personal canvass of the sit
uation. His report will not be made public
as that might defeat the negotiations but
there is reason to believe that Liberia
would be glad to accommodate the United
States in the matter of a coaling station.
Liberia needs protector, and this would be
a way of winning our good will and placing
us under obligations TO her.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-03
Sewing Machine Statistics.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2.-The Census
Bureau to-day issued report on the manu-
factures Of sewing machines. showing that
the lands, buildings, machinery, tools and
implements involved in the industry aggre-
gate $40. .O72, 800, and that the products of the
sixty-ive establishments reporting for the
United States are valued at so. .129, sol. Dur
ing the past forty years the capital invested
has increased thirteen fold, number OF wage
earners over five fold. amount paid In
wages six fold. cost or materials used over
thirteen fold and the value OF products
nearly five fold. Only twenty-six of the es-
adjustments in operation show a value Of
products exceeding $100, 900. During the
past decade the capital invested in the in
dustry increased almost 10 per cent. The
total number of sewing machines for fac
tory produced in the United States dur
ing the census year was 55,227, valued at
s2,395,017. Out of the sixty-five establish
ments engaged in the sewing machine in
dustry in the United States ffty-three, or
81 per cent, are located in cities having a
population OF 10000 or over.