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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07

o6rdova, ha salido del hospital Trieochs don.
de se hs'lRha en eAlidAd de prsso, hsndo uno 40
ds los hsridos IL nochs de los suessos del 20
de- o .subre
a sslido en- Iibsriad dsspu6s dc eurado.
LIS fslicitRmos.
Muy pronto comsnsarEn Las obsas. dc rs-
eonstrueci6n DEF sdiHefo qusmRdoa en- 10 playa
de Santuree en- Ia noche del s8bados ds euyo
sueeso dimos cuenta nusstros lsstores.
Don Simeon Martin ds' Bio. torrsro del
faro de CAbo Raio, Ia aldo sraslAdadela D faro
do Il Mons.
Han smbarcado para los Estados q aidoi.
M de tomar uarts On 10 Oonvsnsioa onrsre
Eugsnio SAnehsS.
D,n Jo.e Romagusraa NOS parsicipe qua
ha Ahisrto nm estab1seimianto msrsanhl qua
g'rark en- Ponce bato su solo nombrs.
DR.. PAgani sallerup, Meiiso- oirniano do
10 F4eultAd de Paris Externo dc los Hosplsa-
les de aauella eiudad, Miambro. de !a Sscisoao
de AntropoIogia de 10 mismas de IL de Alne-
ralegIa de Ffsncta, co eonBufta alberta On
esta Republics,
Csrtincs: Hsbsr usado durante So prkc
tiea medieA la E nulsi6n de Seott, dsscsiss os
htRAdo de bAcalao CON hipofoshaos de Gal o.
soaas afampre CON los mas sAtisfaceoriOsr rssnt
tAdos an todos AqueIlos easos en- qua Ii eera
psutisa aconseia sl uso ds aqusllas sussancias:
DIR. Pdgont Slttcrmp.
Sto. D1mingo, B. D ssptismbre, 1894
Para @uHmF um ResFPH@G@
en- IN dia tome las PASTILLAS I4AXAN-
9ES DIE BROMQ-QUININA. Ell botieario
10 devolVera 81 diner0 si no 80 cura. La nKmA
de .. w. GROVE 50 halIs sa eads cajita.
LEONOIO BARRElR0 ~
oiruiano dentists ORA. -
GO sus seEvicios al p6bIi. 50 81
c 60. oalls de DC Raiz sai Bslvs. Il, u
wJo.eG. del Vale (Eortalssa 71.)-OH-
siHas para In gsstt6n do asuntos administrati.
vos 81 todog los centres o0sialas.
AMERICO MARIN Ofrecs nuevsmsnts.
sI r6bieo ga AGENC1A DE NEGOcIOS 7
COMISIONES.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
!ogan este!
II GRAN EstabIecimiento de CALZAD0 |
INecesitais calzado de cualquier clase
que 81 sea?
Venid Gsta, vuestra casa.
Pues 10 hay fresco, de todas clases, pre-
clos y condolences. y de todos los gustos.
ToMAD La DIRECTION
ANTONIO MA88OT
fS -CRUz-fs.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07

ala pFsnna pusrtoFrlqusHA dshs mostrArGe
dIgna de Puerto RleoS.
IA que no altman usisdss de quisn IS sss
fraser
IQas han de Atlnarl
In autRmpR NADIA menos que oil GAguila dc
Puerto RicoS en- editorial de aver.
EDesja aquf como Rnillo Al dsdo Ell como
edo Rsfrku GHaRto sl diGbio de cArne, Sc
meti6 pEsdisRdoK.S
Cnnsado oil aAguiluehoS dc aRotar diAriA-
mente sl voeAbulArio 10 los insult0S, la tene-
moa ahoFA reeomendSndo sensAteE eulturA
Ia pransa del pafsi psro IS de tsmsrss que no
% RpFssurs 6d2rnos sI s1emplo por aquallo de
que al que mAl&s mafAs hA aards nHneA las
Il ida.
ApRoximRba sl psriodo dc In luehA electoral
los Tossros Eepublicanos, en- eompateneiA nadA
IAudAblst fusFon sxtrsmAndo In notA Virulenha
y RgreaivA.
Dsspues de haberss dsspaehado su gusto,
euAndu - NO snensntra mks iDjurias que
lamar, eBR pFanBR amArillR, con esernpu
tErdfoS, cas- en- lG CusntR de que slas fraSes
grussaS han pssRdo 20 dc moda de tempo
no ipapKaaion1n.O
Hay santa sinceridad en- esas pRiabrss,
como an los eaeareadoB prop6siaos Dc Mr..
Hunt de que i9a sleccioneH sa verincaTfsn con
extrietR impRrciaIidad.
C9Fo sa que terminals IL lueha, "a no ne
essItAn los paRi6dicos AaveFsarios eehAr 10 ss'
eandalosR, como 30 diea VulgArmsnte, puss ~
la schAron do Sobra, contribuyendo CON Gu
lsnguA1s procGg dsssnvuslto eneonAr las
pasionas y q RvivRF los rsneoFes.
ETs lsnguRis intemperAuts ha ssrvido de
astfmulo dc acicate n los tufbulentos para
lAnTarsa todo g6nsro do pToaERS ealsjsrAH.
hAeisndo de Puerto Rico, que dsbisra ser an
pafS libre, una psrodiA grotssca de Hsynl
donde las eontlsndGs po.fIicas SO rssuslven
blEo Iimpio obtiene l& victoria oil mas RudA&
q al maB efnico.
TSrds llegs GEl AguiIa de Puerto RieoS
para recon- sndaP lA pax oil ordsn.
GEcm6s-dies-est6n los gritoH los alaR-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
"A DNESTRO = SINIESTR0
spsmas sa.kn las protsssas Ias ameOa.

GDsmRs estkn las ProtsstAs las AmeuA-
eDsmks estkn 10 ira Ell corRjss
Tan saIudabIas Advertsncf&a tan plAusi.
bles ecnseios, debf6 dirigirios ell Organilio re-
pnblieano los suyos, cuando srAn neeasaTios.
I'm 10 sVItar sl bochoFnoso espeotaculo que
ss nos Ia cfrscido por las turhas de CaFsy, Ia
CldFa, GuAyama, HamAeao, San Lorsnzo,
AguAa buenag v PatiIlAs.
A habsrlo hoeho aSf, ass triunf1 Illegal del
p2Ftido AdYsraArio, n 10 m6nos no eatsTia
maneh&do CON sapgre.
Ago de ssto que dseimos debs paIpitar
an Ia concisHeiA de loa hombres de &El Agui
lA.S
Tanto eS Atf, qua In palabra evfstimAS bsjs
los punsos ds su puma, en- YES de Is pAlAbra
victoria.
Prdsbalo sI parrAnIlo que sigus, qus trans
cribimos fategro:
GL7s que obtuvisron Ia Victims, 6 trabaiar
para eorrespondsr 6 10 eonh&nsa que en- slios
depositAra sI pAis.~
ST; & tr&bsiar.
ESQ On 10 que hAcs fRlta.
Hay, pusB, que liceneiar & las. turbas, dss-
pu6I de darlea lAs grseIAs por Sus servicioE.
= por las vfctimas que han hscho.
En- cuAnto que el partidO Fspublicano
hayR obtenfdo In conhanxR dsl pafs, data mu-
cho de ser una verdad.
Los n6meros prusban, de mansra eatsg6-
ricA slocusnts, que 10 mayoria del pAis 90
Maresd 6 los amsn1s, & lea violsneIas v 6
las coAceiones sa Ia f&Issado sac trfunfo irri.
aorio qua no pnsds satiafAcsr los rspnblica-
nos hoDrAdos.
Dstodos modos, busno 90 que sEI Aguilas
tFAts de zanzibar de Actitud de proeedimien.
tos, eonvsncido, por trists y dolorosa expe-
Yisnela. de que Sno ss politca 10 que romps
les vfnculos sociRles lIsva 10 discordiR 6 los
pusbos,S
Psro "a vaF&n ustedss como no go ainEta
& tan gensFosos principles en- ell tsrTsno de ID
prkctiea.
Y si no nj tismpol
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
UNA TRAMA BURDA
RepubllOanos que prOtestan
Or. DIrsclor do La DEMooRAcrA.

SRs DlFscloF ue LA DEMOCRACIA,
BshlF:
Al llsgar aver de GuayAmA NOS sorprsndi6
B0bRemAnara hAllRr cuAtro pareiAa de To- poll
ef&, que ApostAdGa CON carAbinAs On laa afue-
EAs de sStA pobIecl6n, aguSrdabSn nusssrA lie.
gads. Al inquirir lA eausa que motivAbA &que g.
lie dstsKmin Aei6n, So nos diio que ell sRrg snto
Reyes hGbfA FeeibldO un taIagrama de CaVey,
Buserito por Nun MAymf en- al cuAl mGnifss-
bAba qus, Ia IlsgAd de los jueess rspub blieR-
nos eSta, serfsn &tAc4dos por los fsdarales.
Como bal aseveraei6n solo pudo conesbira
una eAbSSa nsuF6tleS, nosotroS hAesmoa sons
bar qua tgnoFAbAEnoa sl citAdo teegFGm&, d q
BAbsPio, no hubisrGmos eonsentido nj AutorixA.
do same ante fAlsedad, Poi 10 tGnto, pEotsstA-
mos no NOS h&eemos solidArios de Ia pianeha
qua solo al aeror MnfioR Maymi coFresponda,
quien Bi tenf& mfado, no dabt6 aAliR de Oapu&s,
,. de hGcerloi hR dsbtdo quedarss en- GlsyAma,
Rntsa qqs vsnir Oon tslsgeGmAS AIArmantss
lntnstihcados
oGguAS, NovismbFs Do / 902.
Manuel Escoda, Rafael MuRoz Garcia.
JueesS RspublieanoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
NOt1o1aS
. u UUuLdIeZa
SseretarIO.

L1s aargsntos de la p1licfA vllIarini To-
Frsa Roman astan suspausos poT ell gobsFnAdoF
poF dsnnncia contra ellos satAbIscidR aobKa
Rbusos en- las aIeecionea.
Tsmbien hA sido suspsndldo oil cAbo FJnt
de HoFmigusros.
Hoy 90 nos dice gas hA msi1rRdo uota 5ls-
msnte nusstrc disting aldo amigo coErsIigio.
mario don Landelino Aponts, qutsn guardaha
eAma dssds hscs vRrios diAs.
Lo eslsbFRmos.
Han fsIleeido an San Juan, Fsrmina Nal.
donado. Gala MaysF, VietoriAno oAEmona
Emilio g axmkn.
fssstFo eoTrsllgl0aaEie don Nspo naesRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
BNMObeyNb

Este fAmoHo hinopsISRdor, qua tan favorGA
bic AeogldA ha obtSnido On San Juan en-
Afseibo Sc presantark sst4 nochs poP primsrG
yes anita ell p6bIico osgu d.
El pFogEAma RB variAdfSimo y atFaysnts.
FigurRn sn 81 curioBos exp srimentos de tsls
paBis y Si fsn6meno de In muerAs ApaTents en-
que boma p2Ets Ia stforA Eiith
Los precios soni ButRea entFRdR ST.
EntrAds general so eentAvoB.-Iism para nj :
hJs 30 esntAvoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
Bufete de abogados

Los stnoreI don Juan HsrnAndaS Lopa1 "
don Rafael Lopss LSpdH6n nos pArtleipSp, an
atsntA ei&eulAr, qus han alberto en San Juan
ma odeIna notATiRl nAjo sn direcci6n 3 lrs PEG.
si6n y huxiIi&doE poP oil oHcIAI pFotocoIista, Sc
nor don Victor BnEset MalfagrsF.
La dessamos pr6spsFoS nFgoeios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
Ed1CtO
OORTADlLLO.

DON jose Gabriel G0nE&lsx y Fdentss, Sssrs-
crStario del Tribunal de JdsticiA dc eBta
Ciudad "a partido,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
Suicide en- Cabo-Roio

M CRbo-Rojo ha puesto I'm sus dias don
Eduardo Oolberg PAh6n. dfsparGndo5a IN tlro
DC revolver, cAuBAndos0 lR musrte fnStant6neA.
manaA.
Eduardo oolbsrg era hsrmano do don Pa
dFo, don Rodolto, don Lupercio don Rogsiio
oolbe-g, todos sntuSiastRS fSdsEAlss de aqusIIn
loeAlfdAd.
BI dc dapIoEAFss To DESC arAeiA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
PARA GUAYAMA

sERtR mAiisna tuVimos el gusto de aaiudAr
on sSAS rsdAceion R nuaatFo qusri1o amigo v
eoFFeligionGFlo don Tnlio LAPFinsgA, deIsgaAo
. 10 CGmArR, elseto por oil DistEito de AFseIbo.
RsilsFAm0slo sl testimonio de nusstra con.
hidsgAci6n afsctuosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
H e ri d o s

I'm e motin pFovocaio por las tuFbAs re-
publicanas de BtFEos an BIFranquitAs, &dsm&s
del 1uas 6s sleeci6n, rspubieAno, muaFto, hu'
bo dos herid0s: don Pedro Arroyo, dal0gado n
In CGmars don FfAnelsco RtvRs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07
Suicide dc un general
EN- ESPANA

Ds Madrid tsIsgraffAn d&ndo cusnta de
hAbeFse suieidRdo en- RqusIlR Onrts, eI gsnsrAl
daI sigEeito sspsnoI Sc ior TorAl.
nate fu6 quisn ma nd6, duFanss 10 RnerEa
aon lOa E0bRdos pnldcss I'm plAsa 0e sSnhsRo
A. pRhA " I'm yIRdh Los ReFh RmsHeAhes'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07

Para @uH@R IN ResfPa@6@
en- IN dia tome laa PASTILLAS T4AXAN-
IES DE BROMO-QUININA. III botiearto
10 devolvera 81 dinaro si no 80 cura. La nrmA
de .. w. GROVE 50 halls sa eAds cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-07

VENTA DE. BUEYES.-sSA vendsu sssfs
yuntas buansa para Arado dc 86 IS "a nor
yunaA. I4tarmarG don Francisco VAlsra.
CaguRs
a TODOS.-La AGENOIA COLONIAL.
ApaEtsdo 422, Oheink Allan 20, San JaanP r.
Sc h&es cargo do tod0 sneaERo, comisl6n, IN
foTms, eonsignaci6n, compra vanta, smbarons
6, d La snse1an Ud. 81 10 daseA eseri-
bir "a la m4qnina De sscrihir sJewAtt una
tntR. u,
EN LOSsHERM0S0s paaaos de maloiflla
= ysrha do gutnes de- lR haeisnda eSan lido
fos da Patillass Do tomA ganado . cuIdod,
pRrtir uailidadas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
The Last Heard Of It.

MY little boy took the Group one
night and soon grew so bad you could
hear him breathe all over the house, "
says f. d. Reynolds, Mansfield, o.
1--WE feared he would die. but fcw
doses of One Minute Cough Cure
quickly relieved him and he went to
sleep. That's the last we heard OF the
Group. Now isn't a cough cure like
that valuable2" One Minute Cough
Cure is absolutely safe and acts inn
mediately. For coughs, colds Group,
grip, bronchitis and all other throat
and lung troubles it is a certain cure.
Very pleasant to take. The little
ones like it.
J. ~ Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
RURAL MAIL ROUTES.
Application For Carrier Positions Must
Be Filled Soon.

Postmaster Mccoy requests resi-
dents along the two new rural mail
routes which are to be established, TO
apply at the postoffice for the posi-
tion Of rural carriers The routes will
be established. one south and one
southwest of the city. The time is lin
tied for applicants to apply and up to
date very few applications have been
received. Mr Mccoy says the civil
service examination which the appli-
cants VIII have to take Will be very
easy.
Those persons desiring to take the
examination must file their applica-
tion with Postmaster Mccoy within
the next tea days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
REoUIsITIoNs ISSUED.
Criminals Arrested in Outside Juris-
dictiong Wanted in Oklahoma.

Governor Ferguson issued a requisi-
ton today for the outlaw gang with
whom the Pottawatomie officers had
bloody battle last Friday in the In
dian territory.
The requisition is made for Walter
Swofford John Doe, William Watson
and Richard Roe The charge against
the men is horse stealing, but it Is
practically certain that they will be
held for the murder of Sheriff Frank
Smith and his deputy, which occurred
near Anadarko recently
The governor also issued a requlsi.
tiCn on the Indian territory Officials
for James Warrenburg who is wanted
in Lincoln county on the charge of
murder Warrenburg is under arrest
at Ardmore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
LIST Of Cottage Meetings.

The following cottage meetings will
be held Tuesday evening, Feb. %. 1902:
Mr.. and Mrs. Trout, 14O1 w Noble.
Rev r. T. Mansfield leader Mr..
Walker Field
Mrs. Miller North First street, the
Rev. w. c. Miles, leader Mr. j. c.
Templeton.
Dr. and Mrs Rucks. 324 East Lo
gan, the Rev H. E. Swan, leader Mr.
VIM. McKeand
Mrs. Patterson, 4lG East Harrison
the Rev J. T. Ogle, leader DR.. G A
Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs Snyder, South First
street. the Rev. 1. c. Rankin leader
Mr.. NJ. l. Armantrout
Mrs. Griffith, COS East Cleveland,
Mrs w NJ jenkins, reader MRS
Griffith
Mr. and MS Fife, Capitol Hill, Mr..
J. H. Bennett, leader VIM. Blincoe.
Mr. and Mrs Hill. 62S East Mansur
the Rev. J. H. Fazel, leader. Mr. Hill.
Beginning with Wednesday evening
there will be union prayer meetings in
the First Presbyterian church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24

their intention Of going ia the Santa
Fe are:
Mrs / r. Priddy Wichita
Mrs. A. II Thompson, Topeka.
Mrs Noble Prentis. Kansas city. Mo.
Mrs G J. Barker, Lawrence.
Mrs T. y. Kellogg Emporia
Ms r A. Murdock Wichita.
Mrs w Y Morgan Hutchinson.
Mrs A. l.. Forsha. Hutchinson.
Mrs s. r. Peters, Newton
Mrs CASTOR Boyd, Newton
Mrs o. b. Hildreth, Newton.
Mrs H. Whiteside. Hutchinson.
Mrs. r. II. Morehouse. Council Grove.
Mrs L. NJ. c. Root, Council Grove.
Mrs Il NJ. Kilby Council Grove
Mrs. j NJ. Miller. Council Grove
Mrs. S. p Grisham Cottonwood
Falls.
Mrs. NJ u. Morgan, Cottonwood
Falls
Mrs II. G Toler. Wichita.
Mrs j w. Spindler Winfield
Mrs Frank Dale, Guthrie. Okla
Mrs S Douglass, oklahoma City,
Okla.
Mrs II A Miller El Dorado
Mrs f. Dumont Smith, Kinsley
Mrs S G Kinney, Newton
Mrs Cora G Lewis, Kinsley
Mrs. j. r Henick. Wellington
Mrs Jas j Houston, Guthrie Okla.
Mrs. George Kinsley Paola.
Mrs. Jno r. Little, Olathe
Mrs. Horace G. Smith, Ottawa
Miss Julia Walsh, ottawa
Mrs. E. L. Kingsbury, Arkansas City
This is only a partial list of the
ladies who have applied for accom-
MOD .tions on the Kansas Club Wo
mems Special A complete list Of the
lguests may be printed later.
W. J. Black, G p A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
Saved Her chlld,s Life.

In three weeks cur chubby little
boy was changed by Pneumonia al
most to a skeleton" writes Mrs. w.
Watkins. of Pleasant City, o. "A
terrible cough set in, that. in spite OF
a good Doctors treatment for several
weeks. grew worse every day. We
then used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, and our darling was
soon sound and well. We are sure
this grand medicine saved his life
Millions know it's the only sure cure
for Coughs. Colds. and all Lung dis
eases A. e. Gray guarantees salts
faction soc, SI.OO. Trial bottles free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
sEAv TALKS UP OKLAHOMA.
Ex.Governor Seay Gives Out Profitable
Washington interview
CWashington Post.


Ex-Governor A. j. Seay OF Oklaho
ma appointed to the gubernatorial
chair of the territory by President
Harrison aad dis appointed by Presi.
dent Cleveland al within a space of
a few short months, is stopping at the
National In fact he is at the head
Of small colony OF territorial citi-
zena who have come to Washington
on lobbying bent, but the colony is
divided into two factions FIX Cover.
nor Seay represents the double state
hood faction, while the opposition is
lined up under the leadership Of Mr..
Charles r. Barrett, who is also at the
National EX Governor Seay is en-
gagged ia the banking business in the
growing city Of Kingfsher, while M,
Barrett Is the editor of A Democratic
paper at shawnee. The former is de-
teimined that Oklahoma shall be ad
miitcd as a state, irrespective Of the
fate of Indian territory, The latter,
NAfAaiiAe ~ fhFAAtNaA hioAs. - NAhaAl9 aS
determined that the two territories
shall be admitted as one state or not
at all
We do not allow politics to inter
ferr with our friendly relationship, "
said Ex-Governor Seay, and it is
really NOD matter OF politics any
how. for there is always one thing up
on Ghich we can agree. and that Is
that We have the greatest country on
earth out there Just to show you why
r7e ought TO be admitted as state. I
waat 30 .ell you few facts. My
friend. Mr.. Barrett. will bear me out in
this We have 100000 people. 1900
miles of railroad and more building
2.Oy6 public schools S16.000.0O0 on de
posit In our banks. 200 banks Of which
40 are national; We have S200,O0O,0OO
worth of taxable property, and that
estimate doesn't touch its value. and
above all we have a population OF
which 96 per cent are American born
Only S per cent OF the people in the
territories are illiterate. All, We're a
smart set ont there some of usl You
knOw. we went in there some years
ago driving sheaftailed mu;es and one
horned oxen; we dug holes in the
ground and lived in them. but we live
iu houses now and drive to town in
good buggies We've got Kansas froz
en out on the agricultural business
because in addition to having as gooC
a wheat belt, We can raise cotton
which Kansas cant do. Just yo,
watch us grow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
A Legacy Of the Grip.

Is often a rundown system, Weak
ness, nervousness, lack Of appetite
energy and ambition, with disordered
liver and kidneys often follow an at
l.ck of this wretched disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters
the splendid tonic, blood purifier and
regulator of Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack OF Grip. II suffering, try
them. Only soc. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by A. e. Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24

The objection TO the proposed pri.
mary system is not because it will
disclose the Democratic strength to
the Republicans, as some insist, but
because of the inability of any posi-
bic human foresight to determine who
should or should not be entitled TO
vote in such primary and the absolute
impossibility to devise equitable rules
which would alike just TO the party
the candidates, and those entitled 10
participate in such a nelectio1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-24
JOHN HAYIGHORST
HELD UP FOR $IOO
Relieved Of a Roll at Dusk
on a Prominent Street

fohn II Ha,ighorst was held up by
footbad and relieved Of 800 in cash
at 8 30 o'clock Saturday evening The
robbery was an extremely bold one
and occurred on Broad street near
Cleveland
Mr. Havighorst. with his hanGs
thrust deep in his pockets and head
down was going home
Dig up. old mani cried a gruff voice
in Havys off ear LOOKING up Havy
beheld an unkonwn man who held a
45 calibre or thereabouts smoke pole
in his hands
What you want" cried Havy
Money" replied the roDber Shell
out aud be quick about It, or of goes
your headi
Havy didn't hesitate He went in
to his clothes, pulled out his wallet
containing 500 and handed it over.
Nov slip!" cried the robber. And
Havy skipped The robber fed
Thp police were notified but up to
date no clew TO the robber has been
obtained
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PASSENGER AGENT BLACK.
Addresses Letter 70 the w rcn Il
Kansas and Oklahoma
Toneka -. -. l5. -

Topeka kas Feb. TO- 1902.
The biennial convention of the gal-
eral Federation Of Womeus clubs.
will meet in Los Angeles. May ! to 8.
1902. and the Santa Fe has made a
rate from practically aI points il
Kansas and Oklahoma OF $i5 for the
round trip
As large number of Kansas and
Oklahoma cluD women aaye already
announced their intention OF using the
Santa Fe lines west bound to Los
Angeles. we have decided to schedule
a special train for their use the
equipment and appointments of which
will in every respect be similar TO the
Santa Fe's California limited In
other words. the train VIII consist Of
drawing room, sieepers, observation
sleeper. and have a dining car service
through to Los Angeles.
The Special Club Train" will be
scheduled TO leave Kansas City at 2:45
p. IN. Thursday April "a, and arrive
at Grand Canyon Saturday evening
April 26. It will leave Grand Canyon
Sunday April 27 at p. M, and ar
rive in Los Angeles Monday, April 2S
about 4 p. M Il should be noted this
arrangement will give passengers a
whole day for sightseeing at the Grand
Canyon. and will enable them to see
the canyon by sunrise and by sunset
a scene of Undesirable grandeur The
Ientire train of sleeping cars. obserya-
Ition car and dining car will be taken
direct TO the RIM of the canyon, thus
linsuring guests a comfortable nights
rest and meals at seasonable hours
during their stay.
Following we print (by permission
a list of the prominent club women Of
Kansas and Oklahoma who have al
READY advised us it is their intention
II use the Santa Fe special en.oute
Ito the Los Angeles convention. We
have no doubt the names Of many other
ladies could be added to this list had
we the time to interview them in ad-
vance Of printing this announcement,
hence it will be understood the list is
necessarily incomplete
A representative Of the passenger
department, whose familiarity with
all points Of interest Will naturally
enhance the pleasure of travel will
accompany this train to Los Angeles
and look after the comfort Of passen-
gers
All club women of Kansas and Okla
homa and their friends are invited to
join those mentioned herein on the
Santa Fes special to the Los Angeles
convention We can assure every one
/ that this particular trip will prove in.
teresting. comfortable and instructive.
Application for space on this 'speci-
al club train should be made to the
undersigned, stating whether berth.
section or drawing room is desired.
and at what point train viii be taken.
II preferred, the nearest Santa Fe sta
tion agent will make reservation, if
requested to do so.
Should it be inconvenient TO use
the special club train" on the date
mentioned we will, of course, be very
lglad to reserve accommodations on
-FOUR California limited leaving Kansas
City at S:45 a. m, daily, or on our
IOverland express leaving Kansas City
at 1900 a. m daily, if advised day
of starting, train. and space desired.
) Among the ladies VINO have signihed
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Some women consider 1t a proof of
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