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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06
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Cattle l,2Go; unchanged
ogs, 5000; weak to Sc lower; heavy.
.G.l5@6.sO; packers, 6.1O@6 25; me-
dium, 6,l5G6. .27la lights. $3.50
6.15; yorkers 6.lOQ6. .l5; pigs. 5 90
Q6.OO.
Sleep, 1000; strong; muttons. 90
"a, 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06

It's single statehood However, any
kind Of statehood means hustling for
Guthrie. Unless we wake up, we are
dead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06

And Mrs. Gait is coming back. SO
is Sly Obeii@ader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06

Byrd Mcclure is not in accord with
his party. wnl he resign?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06
Zoner's China Store
lis East Oklahoma Avenue.
Buying
Presents

becomes a peacure when advantage is taken OF
Walk in and look around" invitation to inspect the
beautiful display of
Cut Glass
Fancy Lamps
China Sets
Fancy Goods
Brio a-brac
other gift suggestveness be found in this
The variety large enough find 1.-THE price you want
to pay in choice selection of different articles Your
moneys worth goes with the standard of values.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06
If you feel i'll and need a pill
Why not purchase the best?
OeWitt's Early Risers
Are little surprlsers.

rake one-thSy 40 the rest.
W. II Howell, Houston, Tex. writes
"a have used Lille Early Riser Pnls
IN my family for constipation, sick
headache. etc. To their use I am in
dCbted for the health Of my family.
J. " Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-06
SATURDAY. DECEMBER c, 1892.

Do we really want statehoOd7
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10
mai NIT Der ~eliibenoen Qapa=OlaIie

NAL NIT Der gliibenoen 2apazWlaiie
iiberibIttet!
Ser n%orerpdbnte anerifanil6e
&Dnlul lit 1bomas &. 8rantis bun
Mt9iean, Der idDn felt 81 Sabren
I'M 8Dnlnlarbienite Der Ser. Staaz
ten itano unb Der na9 chamber
&oniul tpar auf ben Se6eQen=Sn=
leln, auf Der Snlel Wauritius, in
Gouen uno in 8atapia. Bum &onz
Jul auf Wartintque puroe er i'm
Sabre 1900 ernannt.
Nub auf anberen Nntiuer rumDrt
es beoenfli6, 10 b%e1Dnoers auf ct.
Wincent, 100 Der 8ulfan Soufriere
In lebbafter gbdtiefeit lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10

@eaeralpuitmeiiter, gr=gunoesienaz
tor, @rzMitalieo Der 8piidenitaatz
li9en SanbelsfpmtniiliDn unb iebi<
ger Stats @iienbabnfommiiidr BON
3eras, &idter S. $. 6eagan, aus
ge1prDden, unb bieler iDllte oD6 in
leiner gieenIboft als Mitglieb bes
Sefferlon 9apis'iden &abinets ais
IutDritGt eriten STANCES in bieiem
Sale gelten oirfen.
NuBerbem feblt aud Der 9aritel=
lung 9iamans Die innere @abr=
i6einlibfeit. Sc 1T gar nibt an5u=
nebnen, baB 2i1cpln eettet9t eemez
fen fetn ipIIte, Die idwererruneenen
GDrtbeile bes blutigen Hingers 10
freieebig nieber aus5ultefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10

SIM 8unbeszS Senate bielt Der Se=
rtator Geit BON MifiDuri am Donz
rterstag cine &eoe, melbe als 8eiz
trag our @eibibte oes 8irgerfries
ges port oauernbein 8ertbe bleiben
fnirA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10
Geime 6Dtfnultq n1ebr.

gSie piele Meni6en eiebt es, pelde INNER flaeen,
obne aud MIR i'm Gntferntefen 5u abnen, mas ibnen
eieentlia feblt. giella aus sebn Yerionen fierben Ell
nes langiaunen Sooes an S6ipinolu9t ODER Nerpen=
eri6opfuns uno niiIen es gar ni6t. @arte ni6t Bis
9erstlopfen uno Slide in Der 9ruit i6 ~eingefeut ba=
ben, big ou bid matt, traut unb arbeitsunfdbig
iablt ionoern idreibe 9lei6, penn bu bies lieit, uns
i'd meroe Dir elm Bud Ienoen, oos Dir pi6tige @uf=
~fldrins uno iof6e &atbi6ldse ertbeilt, bel oeren Be-
b~er5iaune Die 6ar6e auf ben @anger, uolle @eiuno=
belt uko 6robinn i6neQ 3urtdtebren perben. Sie=
ies anBeroroentlt9 intereiante uuo lebrreide Bud,
oas bon Sung utb gIt, Mann oOer Srau 9eleien
iueroen ioqte, 1T gu besiebeu fir 25 Gents IN Brief
nlarten. Man ~aoreiiire: @tenfdIenfreuno, 1SI
6. 9(nemue. Wetu 0prf. u. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10
Weri@Smerums Der 8umbesbampthaSt

Set GINGER 3eit peroen 4lane fir Die 9erI66nez
rans Der Staot @aibinetun entporien. Sie oamit
beauitrusten aommiidre babeu piele europdii6e
Staote beiuat uno oas Teiultat ibrer ~llnteriu6une
III elmer 9teibs bon planen einoerleibt poroer. melbe
uniere 5aupttaot su Der ihoniten Staot in Der g9elt
MAIDEN tuerosn. Sci Der aisipabl elmer 6amitien.
ur5nei 1T es ieboa nibt n6tbis, in Der san5eu g8elt
berumsuiuden, Oa 9Oieters Nla9eubitters, Die be-
rubmte ameritanii6e Meoisin, os oos bette 6eil=
mittel a~nertount 1T, uelbes giotur uno 98iiieui6ait
beroor8abringen i'm stanoe iparen. gu ieinem Gres
bit bat es mebr ais finfsis Sabre Der 6eiluno ben
lolben 9eioen, uie trantbaftem RopItpeb, oeroouinas=
letoer, 9pspeple, steropiitdt un0 3eber= uno Nieren=
8eltperoen.. Sails 3br cine Mebijin fir oieIe Sci
pen bralitt' 10 nnterlaBt ni6t, Oas gitters gu pro-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10

Die oeutiben Snbuftrie= Jads
seitIbriften bei6aftiaen iid iebt nit
Der Sunobme bes exports BON
europaii6em Glen uno Stabl, pprz
siiglib aus oeutfhen, bbbmifden
uno en9lii6en 8erten, nah BEN
Ver. Staten. Sic bemerten, bah
Der Seroienit an bieiem @rport in
oeiien elm 10 unenolid fleiuer lei,
oaB er ben @rpurt BON ielbIt ertlare
uro lhn t1r ipater pieueidt abers
baupt in Srage ltellen meroe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
Invisible Tea Struiner.

The one great disadvantage of the
majority Of tea straners is that the tea
grounds caught and retained in the
screen always carry sufficient moisture
to drip on the tahlecloth, and consc-
quently a special receptacle must be
provided 10 hold the strainer when not
In use if the cloth is to be kept clean
David Chambers of San Jose. Cal. has
just designed a unique arrangement
for this purpose, which not only does
not drip the tea from the screen, but is
also invisible and needs DO further
manipulation than the simple act Of i'll
sorting it in the spout OF the teapot. 1t
tic Wire or harlille tilamentS arranged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
Well Worth the Trouble.

1t is only half rate people who ignore
cost and shrink from calculation. says
an intelligent woman who carries her
intelligence int" everything, the cor
ners Of her pantry and the depths Of
her Hollr barrel. In her opinion YOU
have 10 more right to cheat yourself
out Of tae quality and quantity of
good yollf income should yield than to
cheat Your ncighbor. The comfort Of
knowing one is fairly dealt with is
worth occasional trouble. All good
dealers respect Il customer who sees
for herself TO such matters. Too many
shops will take advantage of a careless
buyer. while they deal correctly with
one who demands her dues
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
A Pretty Place Card.

For an impromptu tea the hostess
made simple but effective place cards
as follows: Strips Of cardboard about
3 inches wide by s long were bent to
form inverted VS., and to each was at
tached piece of a toy tea set, the rib
bon used being drawn up to the top
and tied in a pretty, bow On each
card was an appropriate sentiment
from the German. as the guests had all
studied that language together. \ corn
flower was thrust through the knot of
ribbon and the effect was charming.
The menu was in keeping with the
enthusiastically Teutonic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
FITS INSIDE THE SPOUT.

to radiate from a central flexible sup
port, to which they are connected at in
tervals, so that when inserted in the
spout or nozzle they form radiating
strainers at intervals from one end to
the other \ loop is provided at the
outer end of the supporting wire, which
retains the straincr in a fixed position
and can be grasped to withdraw the
strainer when necessary. Whatever
moisture is thus caught in the strainer
drips back into the pot as soon as the
latter is righted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Bed SIchpts.


Girls daft on the question of soft
nestlise beds with dainty hangings and
plenty of pillows are now waxing ell
thusiastc over tue bed saeIet. The
woman who has a bundle of nerves
feels wonderfully refreshed after snug
CLING between sheets that give out Il
breath of vioIetS or whatever scent mi
lady may fancy. They are usually
three feet long and fifteen inches wide
ana are thrown across the bed after it
has been made. One layer Of wadding
is usually considered sufficient, al
thou@il more may be used. and the GOV
erin@ may be of satin. china silk, silk
ollne or satecn in any color you may
fancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26

Anacostia flats and their conversion
into 4 public park.
The amount of the loan to be solicit
ed has been agreed upon by twelve of
the fourteen citizens associations of
the District of Columbia. and these
bodies will cooperate i'll securing that
sum.
Give the HOmely OoeS u show
The government printing office turn
ed out senate bill No. G--,. introduced
by Mr.. Hale with its title reading. a
bill providing for the retirement Of
pretty officers and enlisted men of the
navy"
Good idea,' said Senator Tillman.
Retire all the pretty ones, and give
Bob Evans a chance
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
Nrhy We Use SNicPS.

Why we take pepper, mustard and
spices is easy to explain. They tickle
the glands OF the stomach and make
them work. Consequently they pro
duce an abundant supply of digestive
Juices. They also stir up the liver, Il
necessary function in the case of peo'
pie who live scdentary lives. The less
craving YOU have for spices, the strong
cr are your digestive organs. But as
YOU advance in years You will 90 well
to call in the aid of the spices, whether
YOU desire them or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-26
DR.. M. S. Cohen, Specialist
SUCCESSOR TO NATIONAL sPEcIALlsTs)


of the
%
Cohen graduate
Philadelphia
pit O
Stica
you andstricly confidential
2o2Ia Simon Store
OHice M. evening p.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

Gfrom the Philadelphia RacordO
 The proof of the pudding is in the digestine.
 If man wants to keep his good name he'd better not have it engraved CT his umbrella.
 The budding geaius is very acten nip red in the bud.
 The erindstonc is one stone that's never left unturned.
 lis satanic maJesty is prepared to dc b.,Siless at the old st&nd.
 It must he th spur of the moment that makes time go 30 fast.
 fIyers-"Do you belie.a there's luck in cdd numbers: :'' Sellers-''yas: If you always lock out for number one"
 Nen-"Did Jack say that my gowl wIs simply perfe-t?" i:e-ie-'.No. dear. think he said it was perfectly sim ple.''
 dCax-"Core nave drink" Joax- e. ant, I'm behind time now" Hoax That's all right. Take two CT three and then yCu'n set a lead"
 A lack of dollars IS poverty" re- marked the Simple Mug. What of it:"' inquired the Wise Guy. "Ch. noth- iEg," chuckied the Simple Mug. "O2!y lac cf rupees is wealth" Consider ye lilies well these days, For Easter dcth eatice Ya florist many plants to raise, Together with ye price
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
GLOBE SIGHTS.

From the Atchison Globe)
 How many things you pay too much fer,
 Kin and good advice: twin evils with rum and love.
 We Ecver knew a man who could chew tcbaccc decently.
 Some wcmeh seam to have made a lifelong study of that woe-begone eX- pression.
 People are so anxious to see some thing fer nothing that they will run q couple of miles to see little shed burn down.
 What tas become Of the old fash toned man who came to town wearing a soldiar oVercoat, with q buffalo lap robe in his wagon?
 An AtcEfson man has served notice that the next man h. meets who tells him to be patient in his trouble. will be flied with bird shot.
 An Atchis0l woman Is buildiH. a house, and ran into q labor trouble. She is so smooth that she fixed" it. There isn't man in town who could have cone f.
 If the girls want to be ready to take advantage of every opportunity to be- come herOinee they will never wear blue CT pink petticClts. fer only red ones have been waved in history to stop trains approaching burning bridges.
 Ii you should have occasion to scream for help. could ycu make ycIr- self heard any considerable distance? ? The writer Of this had a nightmare re- ca-tly. ard dreamed that he was baiag robbed. He screamed for help. aaf ., boy sleeIinG in the next room did ret hear him.
 A favorite jols= in cheap taeatricaIs is gay cd man who is running around after the young and pretty girls. It's Eot true to nature. Young and pr tty girls soon tire of an old lsln. They d0 not pay him any atterti0:2. and say things tha; hurt his feelings. Old mea are rarely gay: but they are usually bilious
 1 There is g man in Atchiscn named lHrcsius Hartman. He never WCrzed in any ono place mere than two mcuths in his life. but has knack of getting good positions: he makes so many premises. and looks SD well. that h. i.; always having another trial. He is the most hopeful man in the world. and i the most worthless. Those of you oho knew EIosiUs will be amused to learn i that he has been bounced again.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
QUICK WIT OF CHINESE.

During the la%Uc scare in San Fran cisco. the whole Chinese portion cf the city, containing twenty thousand pee pie, was quGr2 LtiHcd. C0rdons of po- lie and barbed wire troch&s surround ed the place. and the pCor who lived from hand to mouth had lio way to get out and earn anything. Starvation was slowly coming upon them and provis- ions every nour were rising in price, Generous Americans were sending in rice and vegetables, but the small wage earners wEo depended on their daily earnings fer their daily food were so numerous that this outside aid was Insufficient. Violence was advocated y many of the Chinese who knew that there was no plague and could see no reason for the inhuman confinement to Whic,' .ney were subjected. It was a hot day in Chinatown. which is located in a valley c-eninG to the southeast and sheltered from the bay winds. All through the smaller alleys were nun cred-ton piles of garbage accumuia tins, against the dead walls Of buildings. and reaching across the narrow streets. These were beginning to reImont and rcak in rha intense heat
 A new menace threatened the district The board Of health had forgotten ajCut arrange l1ercs for garbace re- muval W,:e,. tha place was bottled up. Tong saw his chance. lIe posted a
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(From the Chicago News.)

(From the Chicago News)
 Many a man frames his excuses il guilt.
 The last shall be frst-vhel 2 '. .5- man picks up a novel.
 Genius is the ability to g5t ether people to carry out your ideas.
 It is said that liquor improves with age but some men don't care to wait. Although times are supposed to be good. geologists report collections hard.
 Poverty has kil-cl ! its ti.3Us@ lds and wealth has slain its tens C. thousands. Ii costs the average young man a lot Of money to trct on the Cc--sa Of true love.
 It's folly to preach future r11ish- inent to the man whose :l5t,-c.'-i..-laW " boards with him.
 Many a mans succes- i 6I::a ;o his pluck. He plucks neal e,-,:ytili.3g there is in sight
 We often hear of the aWe-t sinpiic- ity of childhood. yet every 1a5tser con- siders her baby cunning.
 Anything that is mighty a2cIsh to prevail is mighty enough to set itself up as the truth anyway
 Many man can trace his ruin to his eaemieG, and many another man could doubtless trace the origin O. his down fall to his pre:ended friends.
 It is said that the ladies oi Egypt stained their cheeks with alcohol l 000 years ago. It is now used as nose tint by some men in this country.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
MESA

The funeral services over the remains of NIr. Thomas P Riggs were held in the church at Leni this morning, Tues day. ct 10 a. la. There was a large crowd in atter.lanCn tC show the last tributes Of res rect l0 one who had al most lived his life out in that settle nent. and who Vas loved and respected to an eminent degree by all classes. He was the f5jher Of eight children. four having precod-l him to the other side For years ne has been the justice of the peace in the Lehi precinct. and has dispensed justice to all parties without fear or favor. and has been an element Cf peao= iii he settlement that was commendauIe. As postmaster and merchant he served the people honestly and faithfully. and has won undyinS gratitude by the charities ha has dis pensed to those in need.
 The speakers all dwelt upon his ster- ling worth, honesty and integrity u principle. and ilVCI2i the divine bles- sing on his family, who mourn his de- parture. The Whcle community tenders its sympathy t. the bereaved family.
 The city ele, tion passed off quietly yesterday. and when the few clouds of battle that hal been generated, rolled away, it was found that the citi- zens ticket was elected entire. Those elected were the following: O. s. Stap- ley. Joseph H. Rogers. C. NJ Mullen. W. J. LeBaron and D. B Hughes in the council. George N. Fryer, city marshal, j. H. Pomercy- clerk. and Alexander. road commissioner The vote was very close between LeBa-o2 and Hughes of tie citizens ket and Phil Nets and J. c. Peterson of the independent ticket. Those elected as well as those going cut are g cd men and the affairs Of the city in either case would have i been in good h. lGs.
 1 Mir George Ma was a business visitor from the c-.itaI city this morn ing.
 w. E. Pomeiay If, fer Cochise county yesterday. to attend to soma important mini , business which calls him away.
 i Don't forget } see Saved" Wednes- day night in Nj opera house
 If troubled b. q weak C. -estion, loss of appetite. or constipation, try q few doses of Char. 3erIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every box warranted For sale by E y 6 Eulett
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

who had battled for years against the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood that the Institute has decided to distribute free trial packages to all who write. Ii is home treatment and all men who suffer with any form f sexual weakness resulting from youth ful folly, premature loss of strength and memory, weak back, varicocele, or cancellation of parts can now cure them selves at home.
 The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to act di- rect to the desired loca ton. giving strength and development just where it is needed. It cures all the ills and use of the natural functions and has been an absolute success in all cases. A request to the State Medical IuSti- tute, 1132 Elektron Building, Ft. Wayne, Ind, stating that you desire one of their free trial packages, will he compiled with promptly. The Insti- tute is desirous of reaching that great class of men who are unable to leave home to be treated, and the free sam ple will enable them to ser how easy it is to be cured of sexual weakness when the proper remedies are en- ployed. The Institute makes no re- strictions. Any man who writes will be sent a free sample. carefully scaled in plain package SO that it's recipient need have TO fear Of embarrassment or publicity. Readers are requested to write without delay.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

placard on an upper balcony of the Mon Hing office which read as fol lows:
 "Quar&I.til.e will be raised today
 Then he went to the telephone office, called up the secretary of the board or health and said: Accommodating gar bago in the streets of Chinatown threatens n start typhus fever if not removed. 'Ice Mon Hing demands re- lief for the people uf the Quarter"
 Almost as soon as the placard was out. the few stragglers on the street collected and the sidewalks which haC been airrCst deserted, filled with ex- cited Chinese. The street in front or the office was packed. Some though { it a hoax. All looked serious. If tho quarantine were not released, trouble had been started and there would he no stopping it short of bloodshed. Tong locked down upon the swayinss crowd and said There will be trouble f0r Iao If the quarantine is not raised .
 In the meantime a hasty meeting os 1he board of health had been called. The necessity of making some provfs- ion for instant removal of garbage was at once seen and within two hours at- ter the Mon E:ne had put out it's 'suess-Work" bulletin. the English evening papers were out with extras in the American part of the heads, Guar antine will be raised at four o'clock Morrison riXley in The World < Work
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
APRIL MAGAZINES.

The Smart Set" for April opens with q story by Marvin Dana. It is entitled The Ambition of the Baron." The story is improbable. but not to a rlin- ful degree: and it is well enough told to be entertaining. Prince Albert of Menace contributes an unimportant iit- tie paper on The Science of the Sea, and among the poets are Clinton Scol- lard, Richard I.a Gallienne, Edith NJ. Thomas. Bliss Carman, Samuel Min turn Peck and Albert Bigelow Paine.
 Frank Lesiie's'' fer April opens with an interesting account of the Geo.gil farming-out convict system. IL is writ ten by Benjamin F. Blackburn, and is
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

solescent and have been asked not to say hello" when answering.
 Mrs. H. H. Kingsley, president of the Womans club, spoke of the reforma- tion in telephone parlance last night. When called to the telephone she said. ." Good evening. Who is it?''
 When asked about the movement to adopt a new telephone greeting she said:
 Yes. there is such a movement on foot. and l am glad to say that it is rapidly gaining ground. The word hello is not a good word. and most Evanstorians have dropped it. l do net believe the word to be the best we can find We would not use it it we greeted a person on the street. Why can't we be as courteous when talking by telephone ?"-Chicago Inter Ocean.