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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
MorloN MEANs MONEY.

A very interesting notice has been
recently posted in all the offices and
shops os the Frisco railroad It
strikes right at he root OF American
progress and supremacy. With two
bold sentences Americas secret Is
disclosed.
The notice reads:
@Motion means money. Standing
around doe not earn us a cent. Yours
truly, B. L. winchell. vice president
and general manager"
The great railroad manager has,
with his accustomed directness. said
about ali he could have said had he
written a volume on American indus
trial progress and certainly ret out
something at once more readable,
more foreible aad more easily remem-
bered
His statement is true for the en-
ployes Of a railroad and equally true
for employees everywhere.
The rule IS not confined to sm-
pioyes but extends as wen to general
managers and owners and TO every
man working fog. himself
This at one dash cuts away the
limitations oha the amount OF work
that zach indiSidual may accomplish
as set up by many Of the labor unions
Of the old world and clears the road
10 American supremacy in the mar
kets Of the world
These words fittinslg express the
acme Of the present commercial age
OF the world and set Il out in strong
contrast with the dark ages when men
deemed e their duty TO shut them
selves mp in cloisters and cells and, in
mis- aiken idea OF devotion. stand
moiionless until their ioirts and mus
cles became se'.
Motion means mopcy Money means
power in this day and generation
once birth or kingly estate or official
station carried with them that power
hut today money represents that pow
er and particularly so in America.
The second sentence in the notice
merely puts the reverse side OF the
same proposition. Standing around
does not earn us a cent That is what
the drone in the beehive does and he
pays the penalty by being thrown out
That ie exactly ths fate Of the mar
who imlia es his example
Perhaps the notice IS one the eli
zens OF our own eisy can apply. In
fact It "a the one that has bsen ap
piled so vigorously for the last year
Rad its continued application Will
secure the mea-ure Of success that +
so confidently expected by all th'
people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
sEveRiDoE DOES NOT

FAVOR sTATEhcoD.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. 22-The Wis
iting senators were especially aston
ished at the facility with which the
Spanish interpreters translated the
words Of the speakers. Senator Burn
ham said: TN my state, New Hamp
shire, we have in the northern portion
many French Canadians and it Is fire.
quently necessary in our courts to
have an interpreter for them. Their
testimony is Interpreted but that is as
far as It goes and the arguments TO
the jury are only in English. II is a
little hard for US to grasp how an in.
terpreter can follow along Just a few
words behind the speaker, how two
speeches can be made at the same
time and yet be followed. Back in
New Hampshire an attorney is ex-
pected to get excited. How do you
arrange that here2"
When told that the Interpreter got
excited, too. and frequently made a
better speech than the attorney the
cenator laughed heartily and said he
would like to see it.
Senator Beveridge was noncommi.
tai, but those close to him are con
vinced that his antis- satehood views
have not changed, and that II anything
he is more determined than ever to
fight the admission Of New Mexico to
statehood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
BOTH SIDES


At the offices of the United States
Express company Il is said the loss
to the company win not exceed 81 900
and consists of four packages valued
at $50 each, a $50 package originating
at Rock Island; one package, the val
ue Of which can not be accurately de
termined and quantity of Rock Island
railway tickets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
HAS NEW MEXICO
BEATEN HERSELF

(Wichita Beacon)
The only argums Mt against s'ate-
hood for New Mexico is the one the
people there thought convincing.
They laid ide politics and reelected
The Republican delegate almost unan-
imously.
While f. IS true that politics Is a
game OF irategy and its ethics a.e
decidedly weak. there is some doubt
Of the proprlety Of selling ones vote
oven for patriotic purpose
Thee is no doubt hat the New
Mexico citizens were led 10 believe
what Oklahoma Republicans sovght
10 impress upon he voters and mat Is
that ,he United states senate com
pri-ov = sci r t'T r9-l7f5ie. narrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

II is announced that coffee is now
cheaper than was ever before known
in the hi-tory OF the world Send your
boarding house keeper a marked copy
Of this. Perhaps it has been so 'ong
since she priced real coffee that she
doesn't know bout il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

Mrs Molineux fails to see the heroic
side Of Molineux even II the jury did
find him to be almost a mattyr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

An Indiana man is suing his wife for
divorce on account Of the pies she
makes. You have. doubtless. seen
pies that could disrupt family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

The Capital National bank has IS
sued some neat pamphlets desc ipiive
OF The Little Savings Bankr Presi
dent Bllingsiey 5 pushing ihe cav
ings department Or she Capiol National
with great success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
Metallic
Printed
MOhairS...
We ar, showing this new
Fabric in a choice line of styles.

They come in Red, Green.
Purple and White Metal figures
that don't rub off-on black
Mohair grounds. They are
prettier than printed velvets,
and less than half the price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
sAruRpAY. NovnMREa 2. lsOg.
Good evening, senator's

How do you like us Senators Bever-
idge, Dillingham; Burnham and Heit-
field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22
High-ClaSS Vaudeville.
Everything New and Up to-date
Fifteen First-class Artists
The Great Gillen
Trio Jusslins Act.

OF this Act Arthur Godkiu,
proprietor Trocadero Theatre,
Beaumont, says; II have seen
great many acts. but / must
say thai the Gillen Trio are the
creates. thai have ever tseen,
the Dady alone is a feature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

A royal lover Is OF all lovers most
miserable when the king forblds her
marriage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-22

The Standard theater opens don
day night
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
0rObber;Ogtbunt Sabeu.

&arlsrube. @riter Gtaatsanz
malt @ageur pirb Gnbe Oftober b. s.
na4 5rciburg perleBt tpcrpen.
SIN Gotb6ausiGale fanb bur6 ben
Sberregierun9srat9 50brenba4 bic
llebergabe pon @Dren5ei9en an Mitz
gl;ebcr u%niercr 5euerpebr ftatt: Gs
crbielten bas Gbrensct4cn fir 25jGbz
riqe OienTf5eit; @eorg @reuli9.
S9neibermeiiter; Sran5 8iffel, 8orbz
tpaarenfdbritdnt; @aietun Sattler.
Snftrumenlenmn9er; Safob Spibfaz
Sen, WaqnermeiItcr; Sarl Wanfmiilz
Ter, Saubma9crmcifter. Bon Der s.
aompagnie &arlsru6e : Miiblburg:
syran3 SGser, 5Grbermeiiter; Ybilipp
Sod, Sa6rifarbeiter. sir ~40jG6rige
9ienit5eit: Bil6clm 9rdf. S4u6maz
6ermeifter; Gbriitop6 Grimm, PriDaz
tier; @ilbelm 2autermil6, 9Ofliefe>
rant. 9pn Der s. 8ompognie &arls=
rubez Miblburg: Qnbreas &0gel.
2anbpirtb; Wilbelm MeBger, Jabrit>
arbeiter; &arl 9artmann, &ir4enoie@
ner. 0pn Der Seuertpebr Der Ma16tz
nenbaus@ 4b. SGuerle, Mez
Ganifer.
Suuptlc6rer SBler, Der 8egriinber
bes 8aotI9en 8ittpenz uno
@aifenftifts, benz or bon Der Grim
buno an bis gu feinem 2%ebensenbe als
Director poritanb, tit i'm Otter BON
fa1t 80 sSabren geftorben. ueber IS
Sabre pirfte er ais 9auptlebrer an
Der 6icfioen eripeitertcn 8olfsf9ule.
Miin3z SO rfmeifter Bittmann tel7
crte Die iilberne 9o95eit.
8onturs meloeten an: 8duunter7
ne9mer Rubplpb 8eed6, &ubolfitraBe
10, unb &aufmann 6erm. 8of9ert.
2liienitrabe rs.
Sas 2unbeeri6t b~erurt6eilte ben
dder Sohann S6par5 aus &leinz
seinba6 tpegen 9iebitabls su 4 Mona=
icu, Die @iglcrin 2uiIe Ru6 aus
Mannbeim pegen S%iebftabls gu 9 Moz
natcn @efGngnib, ben SagelDbncr 9az
bib Sod aus 9asla9Iimonspalb fpez
QeH OIepfluulS uHD Den SqqelDbner
8idel aus Pfor5beim fpegen 8etrues
gu ie i Sa6ren 3u6tbuus.
4beIsbeim. unfere @emeinbe
perlie6 Dem Sberamtmann Or. MaDs
bas acknowledgement.
MlIensbu9. SIN &atbbausIaale
erfolqte bic feierli9e neberrei9uno
Der Gbrensei9en fir ~25jGbrige Oienit.
aeit an apei Mitslieber Der freinini.
oen Seuerfpebr: 8atbf9reiber Bad.
mann unb &onrab 8arrer, bur9 Sch
Electromagnetic Or. 8roos bon Som.
ffana. Mit einem Sod auf ben @roBs
heraog 11loB Der Heoner ben feierli.
den att. @tuorauf Der @Ortras Der San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26

iibli9e Sabresfeier db. So nurbe be
oiefem NnlaB cine neue &dpeae mi
PlaB fir 800 3ub0rer eingepeibt.
Qualification. Sn Der 6abri'
4msler, Cation unb So6n plaBte Del
aefel zines 8enainmotors. Oret Mdnr
tpurben perleBt, popon elmer f9ner
5dbrit= unb @obngebdube limb erbeba
li9 bef9Gbigt nprben.
Sufers. 8eim @ntluben cine;
@rntepdgens fisl in Der S9eune bes
8eiiBers S9neuplD Die % Sabre alt
q. 90. Safer 10 uneliidlt9 bonn SOL.
ler1 in Die Senne, DAB fie fi9 i4pe'
berleBte.
9 b e m. @ifar &obb bierIel6i
tpurbe gum gfarrer BON 80Iingen er.
nannt.
3Hri@ Of. 6ier ffur6 nube8u 70.
iG6rig elmer Der eriten Meteorologer
Ger 9egentpart, Profefor 9einri4 Der
Mtlb.
4ppreteur Matbis tpurbe nit fei1el
Srdu unb brei Sinbern, pergiftet burd
&oblenorpbeas aufgefunben. gs "iiegt
Selbfmprb ppr. Sin 5uriidgelafencG
.3ettel nennt als Motip Nahrundsipr-
gen.
Der frii6ere beutI9e &pniuI 6ierz
felbft, Hubolf S9Duer, lit i'm Bitter por
76 Sabren geitorben.
ur5a d. Die 8e60rben bes Sc
5irts unb Der @emetnbe guben 8unbesz
ri4ter uriprung Elm AbI4tebs6antett.
Treie StGOte.
8 amburg. Ser &aifer bat in
nerbalb bes 8etriebs Der 6amburgz
Mmerita=9inie POT @6inabentmiin8en
aug Sta6l perlie6en. Die Sentmiin5e
tpurbe an GENERALIZATION 8a1in, 9iz
rettor Or. @der, itelb. Director 8Iuz
mentbdl, al 8eamte Der 9umburg@
QmeritaS2inte pel9e an Der 0errt9z
tung Der Sransportf4iffe, Der 4usz
fiibrung unb l1e6erpa9ung Der Srunsz
porte Defenders betbeiligt iparen, an
8orarbetter unb Sanbperfer, Die fiG
Bel ben neutrality-suspicious. ausge>
5ei4net babert, an &%apttGne, Sffi3iere,
Muf9tniiten unteroffi3iere uni
M}dnnf4aften Der 9amburger Srans=
pOrtf9iffe berlieben.
Dem &onfuI @eber, a. B. 4lfter So.
tpurben pdbrenb ietner &etfe Don fets
nempribatlefretdr 8pt6 aus Dem @eloz
f9rant 1000 Mart baar, 500 N1ari
frembe Miin3en, 500 Murt ausldnbiz
f9e Miin5en, Wertbia6en unb GIT
Stid Wertbpaptere, barunter 9am=
burgif9e YrdmienIooie, 2iibeder PrG=
mienanleibe, Oiterrei4f4e, &antor
Sreiburgif9e, 8raun14peiger Prd=
mienIooie geitoblen. Del 9teb ROtR,
1869 in ungarn ge6oren, 1T nit Srau
unb Sinh flii9tig. Sin She'll Der ges
fto6lenen unb bermiBten @ertbpupiere
lpurDe Bel elmer BEL Hpt6 bprgenommes
men 9ausfu9ung Derftedt borgefunben,
Muf bic @rgreiFung bes 8ot6 1T eine
8elobnung BON 1000 Nfart dusgez
IeBt porDen.
Oils 2ei9e aufgefunben tpuroe Der
felt Ginger 3eit bermiBte 5iG3rigc
8ultber Quoit aug Der 8antsfraBe.
M2an 3og ben &naben tobt aus Der
Glbe betm Staotoet6.
9as am MI iterbamm belegene Safe
be r@urope 1T fir 100000 M}art an
ben bis6erigen Snbuber beg 9otel bu
Norn in 9annoper, &ubplf Miiaer,
bertauft porDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
HrtnBen.
BrDD. 8runbenburg 9.

Botsbam. On Stsqe Oes D~eritorz
6enen S6eriten Oon 3iegler 1T Der 0tae
ior unD 8ataiQon5 : &pmmanOeur IN
Gliia6et6 : 8egiment oon &rnim gum
8ommarbeur Der bieIigen &riegsl4r,s
etnannt tpDroen.
8u96GnDler Gmil Dob fte1te Ielae
3c6Iungen Elm.
8riB. @~mtsporTe6er &egltng bier
iel6t, Der ii4 tiir3li4 i'm 9tS3iplinar:
rerfu6ren gegen bic 8ei6ulOigung, bel
elmer amtlihen 6anblung peri0nltfe
Sntere1en na6rgenommen gu BADEN,
az perantpprten bate, aber freigeipro>
den tpurOe, bat einen S4luganfaQ Ell
litten. Seine 8ertretung bat Der Setcz
n1mierut6 Spdt6 iibernOmmen.
Gburtottenburg. Der frii5ers
S6er : 8i~bIiot6efar Der 8tbliOtbet gil
DRESDEN, Der ieBt bier i'm RubeItdno lea
bcnbe @e6eime 9ofrutb PrOfefor Or.
8Drtemann, feierte ieinen 80. 8e6urt5s
tag.
Sum 6enIter 6indusgeitiir3t iino I'M
9oUIe G8iaertraBe "a 3tpei &inOer
hes &artoffeltut14er8 8latpe, unO 3par
Elm 3 Sabre alter &nabe unO Elm 9Sahre
altes MGbden. 8eiDe tpurDen erbe6ii&
perlebt.
S6r 9oIbenes G6eiubiI6um f~eterten
bic Rentier 90. 8aiuen'i6en @beIeute.
5riebrt6gberg. Der 8ernal-
ter bes Gf6auie8 8lument6alItruBe 1O
6ierIeIbIt, 8lempnermeifter 8. S6iu5,
6esing iein 25id6riges Mtetber : Suz
bilGum.
Sriebrt456agen. Or. mep.
Mdr Sacob1 fonnte auf cine 25id6rt5c
Gr3tli6e Sbdtigteit in unierem Orts
3uriid6li6en.
8 ii II. @ein 25jG9riges0 ieaIt=
jrbilaum beging Der PoitbOte 5rlB
SGpfner.
6uIenfe. Dem Regiftrator q. D.
aan3leirutb &arl 0ietri9, bisber BEL
Der 2unbesaufnu6me, lit Der &rouen=
Slben bierter &lafe DerIte6en tporosa.
&emntb. Mit einem @eIpdnn
rerI6nuno Der 81 Sabre alte &utIfer
@ilElm 8enB, Der Bel benz 9uts6eitger
9ittmar bierieI6it b~eOienitet mar.
3Ietn @Iientde. O6erinz
Ipettor Otto Sitter er6ielt ben &rOHer=
Srben britter &lafe.
&Dpenid. Nppreteur 9ufur
S6iem bierIel6It feierte bas 25id9rige
SubiiGum Ieiner S6dtigteit lei cer
6irma %. Spinbler.
&ott6us. GigarrenfI6ritant9er=
mann Martin unO 8uufmann SutIus
grDmann BADEN &onfurs anSemelott.
Qi8tenberg. 2otomotiOfubrer
Grill 9abrtsI bier begtng nit ieiner
G6efrau Marie, ge6. S9miotsOorff, ca5
Set Der f%tl6ernen 9O43eit uno an oent=
Ielben Sage Ieinen SO. @e6ur!5tag. 8az
briel lit 8eteran Der 6elO3use bon 1866
un0 lS7OIl.
QudenpuIDe. Die 81 Sa6re aita
Sr9ter &lurd bes Nrbsiters See5aus
bon bier Iebnte ii9 beim S9aufeln et>
t>as 6inaus unb tpurbe BON Der St1nJe
e.rer Ne6eni9autel, bic it9 nu4 Der
entgegengeIeBten &i9tung bstpegts, dm
Gopfe getroffen. 0as &ino lit jebt an
ben Solsen Der @~erIeBungen geitor6en.
2ii6ben. Oas bieIige 3. Sdgtrs
fataiIon feierte iein 7~5id6rigss 9urnis
TpnsiubiIGum. Nfit biefer rentpirbiz
Gen 5eier mar Sabnentpeibe be3 9ereins
efemaIiqer 2ibbener SGgsr in Berlin
b.1fniipft.
NeuzM dnf9nop. &Isiagruno<
ttIiBer Oornfelb BON bier :puroe in Dem
bieIigen Strpmgrabsn dufgefanb:n.
8opf uno @eIi9t naren 5urA Neilerz
itihe OerGeBt. @s f4eint Elm 9erbreden
por3uliegen.
puntop. @6u6ma9ermsiIter s.
2obmdnn beging nit Ieiner G9efrau
5enriette, geb. Seibel, be Geter Oes
Ritblidss auf Is Sabre g!idii4'r
Gh.
Rirborf. aentier Sizes fonnte
bds Subildum ieiner 25iG9rigen Witt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-26
S0uigrei6 @iirttemberg.

Stuttgart. Sin perbienifpous3
Mlitglieb u~nierer 9oftapeGe, Der 8io=
limit Sammermufitus Men3el Mbert,
lit mad 30idbrigem Wirten in bieIcm
Sunitt0rper aus Demielben geI6ieDen
unD pirb ii9 fortan ausi9lieBli6 Der
9flege bes Muiifunterri9t5 in ~unierer
StdDt nionen.
Regierungsratb Rubolf Shlebner i'll
i'm 4lter bon 46 Sabren 9eitor6en. Der
8erepigte mar friiber Sberamtmunn
in @Blingen unb aulebt 8~oriiBenOer
bes S6iebsgeri9ts l fir @rbeiterberz
ii6erung.
Die erfte Stabtpfarrertsle an Der
bieiigen Sobannestir6e purbe Dem
5"peiten Stabtpfarrer on biefer Stride,
S~tabtpfarrer pltenin9er, ubertragen.
@ermibt tpirb felt einigen Sagen Der
|@aittpirtb bes 9oteIs Sble, 8urtbarbt.
iiber befIen 8erm0gen bas &Dntursperz
fabren eingeleitet tporben lit. 9duiers
ipefulationen foGIen Die lrfa4e DEG
8pnfuries iein.
Weeen Oiebitables nerurtbeilte Die
bieiige Struffammer ben Is Sabre az
ten Gipierlebrling Wilbelm Mut6es
aus SuBlinsen gu 8 Monaten. pegen
8etruges Die 81 Sabre alte, 9eI9iebene
SagelDbnersfrau So6annd 6olmer
aus Siegel6oufen gu 10 Mogdten unf
tpegen 9iebftabls unb 8etrugs ben 45
Sabre alien lebigen SaselObner Sari
Maper aus 9emmingen 81 1 Sa9r 6
Monaten 8efdngniB.
Nsperg. Sn Der bieiigen 2ebmz
qrube tpurbe Der 10 Sabre dlte So6r
6ermann bes Mesgermeiters Sailtr
bier BON elmer einitiirSenben Bano berz
|fdiittet unb getDbtet.
8ierinaen. Ser e9emalige &ais
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08
To Save Postage.

II seems hardly creditable that business
circulars Of firms in h United States
should be sent England to be mailed here
TO addresses in the United States for the
purpose of saving postage, vet this Is the
actual fact, according TO The Herald cores
pendent at London. This curious state
OF affairs is said TO have been revealed at
Liverpool by the treasury instructions TO
the customs officers located there.
These officers have been ordered TO
seize large consignments of circulars sent
by business men in the United States to
their Liverpool agents.
These firms receive circulars in bulk.
which are then addressed, have a half
penny stamp put 1pone each and are drop
ped into the Liverpool postofice, TO be
carried back 20 America in the mails. The
postage rate under the Laws of Great
Britain for such circulars is a h~aIf-penny
Tor two ounces 10 all countries in the
postal union. but In the United States the
postage is ? cents, equivalent to one
penny
II is therefore obvious hat business
firms who send cat thousands Of circulars
each week ssze money by shipping them
In bulk at q low rate OF freight TO Liver.
pool aud then having them sent back TO
the United States.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08
Cummings is e

Corgressman Amos J. Cummings, OF
New Yexk. died AT I8.S O'Clock y IA May
II at the Church home aud i~niruzary in
Baltimore.
Congressman Cummings went TO BaIti-
more early in Aprilto undergo treatment
for kidney trOuble- PTeurisy developed a
week after an operation for his primary
a~ilrnenf and since April ~ Mr.. Cummings
had been suffering frozu pneumonia. from
which his death tonight resulted.
The c1HgreSsrnan's wife and his cousin
Charles II Cummings. were at his bed
side whe death came
AEos J. Cummings was born ar Coax
ling. n. Y. May Is. Iszl. He entered his
fathers printing Office at re age Of II and
worked az the case until ne entered the
army az the optSr.ak ct the Civil War. He
served IS sergeaE sssjax Of the Twenty
sixth New Jersey regiment during the
great conflict
Nj Cummings az the ci1Se Of the war.
went 20 work on the New Yark Tribuae as
q vriuter. The big strike sci him adnft
and he became the editor Of THE yonker<
Statesman Later he returned 10 New
York and occupied an editorial position On
the Weekly Tribune. where he remained
until be went TO the Sum
Thruugh the Columns az the sun Mr..
Cummings became = great pO~er. He
developed rzpsdIy and soon had the rrpa.
tzsiou Of being one of the n1ost f~0rrefal
writer's and perhaps the atze$t descriptive
writer in America.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08
Women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-thst Is
the order Of a woman's preferences.
Jewels form 3 magnet Of mighty power
20 the average woman. Even that great
ess Of all jewels, health, Is often ruined
in the strenuous efforts to make or save
the money 10 purchase them III q
Oms viii risk her health { get q COW
etsd gem, then let her fortify herself
against :he insiduOus consequences OF
coughs colds and bronchial affections by
the regular use Of Dr. BOschee's German
Syrup. II viii promptly arrest con-
sumption in lis early stages and heal
The affected Lungs and bronchial tubes
and drive the dread disease from the
system. IL Is not cure-all. bat il Is q
certain cure for coughs, colds and all
bronchial troubles. You can get DR.. q.
g. Green's reliable remedies at Irwin's
Pharmacy. Get Green's special almanac.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08

Number one of volume one Of the
Ber:hDld, On d. Tribune, published
By F. W. Pitsor, formerly Of Web
ster and a son Of j. F. Pitsor Of this
city, and W. j. Heaser, reached our
desk this week. 1t is a bright
nexsy, well edited and well printed
shees and should receive a good pat
Tonzgc In its home town.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08

The report of the wornen's hives
tigating beard on the record Of Elk
Superintendent Tompkins of the
reform school would seem TO make
criminal prosecution of that person
absolutely necessary. The board
reports that his conduct in many
instances was 50 vile that a printed
report would not be allowed to pass
through the mails.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08
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n deaexnte c~cnvenx3cn ok xke sepue&D
cans Of the state of 6ouxh DAkOeA y
hereby called 10 rsse< In ths cA1 a
Sioux Falls On Wednesday. The an dAy
uf June, l901 ~ 3 O'Clock . IN mne
urch as the legislature n ~ hs& 80
sSon u-naniEsO1sty ad0p&sd . mszOEana
10 congress fagcrfng an ~arSsndnEax %
che federal ccRsEtxnf3on % rxSsa8e for
the slectSon Of Tnxksd States sannknE8
Or . dsrscS rode CO the ps0pAs. and IN
obedience 20 what is believed 20 Be tns
sentiment u the republican VOTERS 81
SOurn Dakuxn. IL In r~ecoxnr7e06ed rfat
the -c0nyert30n e7dCrBs o candidate sor
United States seT.aarr 60 be elected BY
tss legislative assembly Of 1SA Tns
ecnvenrsca VIII nominate candidates
for the varsous state oescss 90 be Msed
at the elecrxcn 70 be kssd N November
foxkUwznE. and transact s2ch o<asr ous
insss Is nxy be property cu0sadsrsd
The oescsrs % BE terminated ara a
follows.
Two exndfcstes fw congress-
A candidate for gcvsran~-
A candidate for 3sxre1ant g~Overncr.
A candidate o secretary OF sssxa
A candidate for state treasures.
A C&l111&1S LR sL1AE &01A1LE
A candidate for superintendent o.
pubic i~nscrUcftCA
A candidate for commissioner OF
school end public AncA
A candidate for attorney ge<sral
A candidate for railroad coxnrnkSskcn+
G..
The state COMMITTEES Inns recon-
nended that no Prcxaes BE all0ssd IN
The state ccnvenfa0G and that tbs dele
gates and a~lternares present cast The
fun vote for each county. Tie ratio
az re2reseutatson VIII be D follows
One delegate 81 large from each coU7
", ard one additional de3egz&e for
eacA fifty votes. or major traction
thereof. cast for Hon- Charles n Her
reid republican candidate for govern
or AZ the elsc1iOn u 1900 The repre-
s-entarson 90 which the several ccun-
ties win be entitled 60 under this caA
10 as follows:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08

The Spirit Of Dakota suggests the
following ticket for the pops. Our
only suggestion IS tn at John Pussy
be made chairman Of the central
enmmittee: To bring the issues
s4ua-ely before the vpsers, the dem
ocaass should nominate PAttigrew
for senator, Thompkins for governor,
LaFosletse for lieutenant governor,
KipPt OE secretary Of state and Dow
dell for auditor. The platform
should b ba0ty and beauty,r and
ihe campaign slogan, down with
The aay4
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-05-08
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WcLEkEIs - H. M&-
The city council met in the fre1aAas
hall. nc its regular meeting. Mn0ktsy
evening, May 5, lsr2-
Mayor, H. w. Small called the meet
ing 20 crler. Roll cali found the fo-
lowing members present:
+. W. Small, mayor. and aldermen
John Williams, Paul Gruhy. Charles
Hawkinson. James G. Rathh1n, C. n
Comptonand VIM Magnus-
John Williams was elected president
and Paul Grady, vice-peldent Of The
council
The minutes Of the peviCus meeting
were read and approved
The ymayor made the following ap-
-poinfrnents, for the ensuing rear, which
were approved By the council:
Carl Malmberg, auditor.
Frank Sears, city attorney.
C. s Denny, chief Of police
J. r. Pdcuck, street commissions.
Jcsephus Alley, city engineer.
Z. B. Long, fire warden
A Block, poundmaster-
Reporter and Farmer, official paper
II. L. wherland, superintendent O
w~aterworks-
The following hills were presented
and audited by the finance committee
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