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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-24
More Base Ball.

The game next Sunday at Santa Fe
will be between the Antonito team,
which stands at the head of the col
umn of the San Luis Valley league in
Colorado. and the Santa Fe Centrals,
champions of New Mexico. The valley
press is already shouting how badly
Santa Fe will be beaten. but they must
get out of the woods before they do
much of it. If they don't believe it
now, they will when they see Charley
Rhodes right arm moving and dealing
out the sphere with the different kinds
of question marks he carries hidden
in the muscles of that most powerful
wing. Yet the home boys must bear in
mind that they will not have such a
picnic as they usually have when they
play the Albuquerque Browns. They
must be out and practice from 10Y un-
til the game is called at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Thos. j. Helm. the popular Denver
& Rio Grande agent, is arranging for
an excursion on that date from Anton
ito and he will surely succeed. There
will be a large crowd from the San
Luis valley accompanying the Antonito
team to their Waterloo. Mr.. Helm
states that an excursion will be given
from this end also when Santa Fe re-
turns the game.-New Mexican.
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american LEAGUE.

At Detroit
Detroit ........ ........ .......... 20
Chicago .......... ........ .......S
Batteries: Sewer and Mcclure; Grit
fifth and Sullivan.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
Timber Land, Act yuus >, is5s.4No.ie. for rui.
t1.itsF MitssFen

DufAnsp. Colorado, SsSt.nbsr !. III
vIsS MStiSs aSs L hsrtey siysH tsst q ee.plas
timber hhds IL ths st.fSs. 81 dsiisorai., M S 70 Or
saasd g ii 4: anS pSsiis TsS
August I, l0eH
! p,3 ,GesorSs Robsrtsou, Of Duialse, counsy Of Il
'puss;hasc as;a 4, e the Of ~ { snd v ~ a. ~
And .fn Offer proof q show ,hst q T. tie il > la
sSnS ssSSnS1t !. more valuable foE Is ttsr or :tele
his claim. @ said land bsfnre tHS kSristsr q
Seosiyer Of this ol9os at parahso, C6lcrsds, q
i,1H{ssdsS ns .as 18th d.y Of AoysR6Sr, n. ~,
Asfsria1d, Al q Dolores fCsicrsdo -
.sh9Se edescfibed lands srs reouestsd n NJ thsis
S5ssfEs ss tn this Office on o. EsicfS said 18th "
Fifstpub. ssp Il; l.st Nv ID II, "
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
Timber Land, Act June 5, lp7s.-Notice for Pub
Iication.
-. United Htates Land Office

Durango, Colorado, septembsr 10, 1907
-isS Notice e. Is hereby given that in conipliance
JUNG 3, Is1s, sntitlsd An act foi tho ials Of
gon, Nevada, and Washineton Territory" as e1.
August I, 1884,
George 3. Nay, Of Dolores, county 81 Monte.
.pn,a, M State q colorado, has this day nled IN
purchase Of tho sw ! Of ~ 4 Of sec IS Ii tp 20 n
.gMw, n P n and v 3 and % Of nv Of sec
And will oher proof 70 show that the land
sought 10 more valuable for its timber pr stone
hie claim to said land before Z. J. Scharnhorst
Judge Of tho county court Of Montezima Coun.
ty, Colo, at his office at Cortez, Colo on Mon-
day, the lat day Of December, l9oe.
He names a. Witnesses: Adam Levy, Frank
g. Pease, Joseph butcher and William N. May,
all Of Dolores, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abovs-described1 lands are requested to ale thsir
claims In this Office on or before said ist day
IL. q. PnaxtNs, Register.
Fitst pub sept ss last nov Is
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
TiMbsr Esaa, Act Mas !, ls7a.-Notfe. n, ~.
= ucAti4n.
United eta tys Lana O8cn

Durango, Colorado, Septcm6st n. ~
~isS iNStaS. sS: n,y !: hs.yy sivsp that /. .ydssss
June :, lS1s, entitled AAn at Tor ytks ssis Os
tsnasd = slI ths Public Land statss - sss si 81
Jcseph Dutchsr, Of Dolorss county q Mint,
~ scnae, ststsof Colorado, has thif ~ I'D o
p1fohs1 o. t6s : zof ~ 4 and ~ ~ w ~ ~
:: 4S = 1 Fl section IS IA tcwnskip % =, fsass
Ard VII o6sr pfoos ~ show .sAas NJ M
scu1ht = mcgs ysiuah lor 7n tfnSss a -
than foe e4ricu!tufAl partosG1, eNo e - eS33nS
his clsiH g sald land Pefors q = SshsfnS Sc{sj
yudke os ths county court Of Nontesunis Con-.
Adsh niss:s ns: Z a,ss s1ss';;s I. M q f...s
ThcSa:. AZ x 6slssss, Seio! 'aa M ~ s'fsn A
,At and ~ lpH1Cas elainlng idSestefs ~
/. O. =: - = 3 s:ss;s "a 8: sa ae1s g
IA, e. ,sss J. 4, ;ss sr.z1sh,' s.si.....
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
Timber Land, Act June ., ls7s.-N6ties for Pub.
hcatfon.
a.. United Statss Land Of1es

~, United States Land Office,
Notice y hereby given that in sSapiis4s.
With the 2soyisions of the act Of Consreslof
timber lands IN tha States Of CaltfSrni1, Orc.
ssndea % ~ he Pubic Esnd st.sss by ses s .a q
August 1, 1880,
Frank q. Psass, o9 Dolores, county or Monte.
mimi, Stats Of colorado, has this day He'd in
this Office his sworn statement No. eds, {or the
purchase Of thu n &of pe I and no Of NV 1 and
~ q ps e section : in township 80 fanss
And viil oissr proof to show thu. th, land
sought is mora valuable for It's timber OF stone
his claim o said land. bsfofs 3. ]. scharnSorst
yudFs !. % Of ths 4 county court Of Aonte1uma Coun.
day, the lat day Of DecsmbSr 1902
AZ: r.: namss 1 Z. witnsesee; Joseph Dutcher.
Thonha, Ill iof Dolores, Colo,
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the
ahove-describod lands ats requeeted to ale their
c!atnas y this Office On or before said ist day
,..s.. III ~ -. y, +. c. gxixtss, Register.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
Timber Land, Xst Jans ;, ls7s-Notic. for Pub.
Ncation, !.
fiH. United 6tatha Land O6fcs.

:. Durango, Colorado, Septembef 10, 1poe.
Notice 10 hereby given. that In compliance
With the provisions Of the act of Congress Of
June 1875, entitled AN act for tho sale Of
timber lands In this States Of California, Ore
gvn, NsyAdas and Washinlton .Tsfritory," q q.
tended 70 Az the Public Land States BY act Of,
Adam Levy, Of Dolores, county Of Aontssnma, !:
ss;sts n; Of ha, this DAY alcd ia this office
W + = of section 49, in township Sh, range Il
.e ysSebls or e .ssr sSs :. .sess
shsn f9i asrieuls1ral purpose, and 70 establish
Jusds of IL cous cuss ccaD
eIo "a a q. a., 1atis z. Golo o. rassr
Seserh Datehtt George B. Nay and ByrnM 4.
1h2Cm.a. 2n ~ r Dolotss, CSlo., I.
Il ssS se Isnes Il s E r 4 WI
r,,,. NJ s.s M ss; 9; ss,s..ias, ], asssssf.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
NoTIcA

An PERSONS knowing themselves To-
~ In debt t6 me afs requested 10 call
Ind ssatis On or bifbfe Novsmbsf Il!
isoR. .ED AEooss. u
The Dolores star., 1902-11-14
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Treasurer's Office
Montezuma County
STATE OF COLORADO.

Public notice hereby given that WILL according
offer public Office Of
and State of Colorado the first
1902 and succeeding days. at the hour
o'clock A. M of said following
said county which the 1885,
1897 189s 1885, 1900 1901 paid
penalties, to-vvt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-26

CUSTOMS
DEFEATED.
Male Ilimas Win
Good Game
of Ball.

There IL never n team 50 good but
that one a trifie better does not hap
pen along and take Il into camp. This
rule Is Interchangeable and knows no ex-
ception. II worked like n charm on
Saturday in the case OF the Custom
House and Male lima baseball mines
and az the conclusion OF the ninth In
ming the Smuggiers for the first time
in their career knew defeat and the
Zebras bumped themselves with de-
light.
II was a good game as OpIe Read
v ould have said from ''Kiver to kiver"
and when in the eighth inning the score
vas tied excitement among the half
hundred spectators present knew no
bounds.
The teams and positions were as fol-
lows:
Male Ilima-Kiley. c: Mana. 2b: Da-
Wis ID: Jones. -. Bush. RI: Luahiwa.
n: Akau. 5b: Clarke. p: Taylor. cf.
Custom House-Moore. IS: Novel;. %:
German. c: Elston. 3b: scanlon. ib:
Tucker. p; Bowers. CT; kiwa- RI:
Gay. r.
At the end OF the seventh the score
was Males 8. Customs 4. In the eighth.
however. Bowers. Gay. Moore and
Novel; got home and tied the score.
The concluding innings were chOck
fun % incident and the crowd was on
tip-tOes all the time. The fZebras bat
ted FIRST and Kiwa. by an error. let
Bush get TO the FIRST station Luahiwa
did nof make n very long visit and
Erush graduated TO second Akau and
Clark made base hits and Bush got
hcrne on an error By right field Moore
allowed a hit OF Tayior's 90 escape him
and kliey brought Akau and Clarke in
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HIGH SCHOOL
WAS VICTORIOUS

The athletic contest at Kapiolani Park
on Saturday between the High School and
Punahou Preparatory School. resulted In
a win for the former by the score OF a %
10 a. III points.
Summary:
one mile run-Kerr P). Mott III. 81.
Alvarez OH. 50. Time. min. 8 Is secs
Pole Vauit-Lemon P). Desha and En-
Height feet 10 In.
Fifty yards dash-First heat tie between
Lucas on. Sd anu Ho Sin UJ. Wilcox
third Time. secs Second heat FOR
place. Ho Sin first. Lucas second Time
Is seconds
Two hundred and twenty yards dash
Lucas OH- 50. wilcox OPJ. Kai Ting (H.
50 Time. - IS secs.
Running high Jump-Dcsha dI. 50. no
sin a.. Ak Ctf. 81. Lemon. (PD. Center
Oh. 50. tie for third. Height fect 10
inches.
Eight hundred. eighty yards dash-oiiver
P1. McCorriston OH. Sd. Schnaek OP)
Time. min. q i-s secs
shot put-sSi OH. So. Tai Chan CP).
pesha 81. 50 Distance. - feet . inches
One hundred yards dash-Lucas I'll. 50
Ho sin C'). Kai Ting Oh So Time. II
secs.
Running broad jump-Ho Sin G.). VII
cox dl. In bet Oi. 81 Distance. II feet
= inchss-
-Four hundred and forty yards DISH
DeNNa 81. So. McCorristou di. 50. Vita
TO or So Time. min. q - secs.
Standing broad 5ump-ASi III 81.
Clark. CT. 50. Ho SIN G'J Distance.
feet n inches
Relay rsee-Hish School. Time min
Is sees.
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on Smiths jaw; then there was a mix
up and n clinch. in which the referees
caution for clean breakaway was disre-
garded. Smith waited for an opening
and landed strong on Browns wind. fol-
lowing with a stiff punch on the nose.
In the second ronnd Smith forced the
fight and landed straight left on
Browns neck. dropping him to his knees.
He got up and landed couple OF times
on Smiths booy. and then clinched and
more in-fightins followed. In the break
away Smith landed again on Browns jaw.
knocking him down. He got up before
time was called and Smith swung his
left SO that Brown was there To receive
IL on the Jaw. He turned over once and
then the referee bel gan to count. II is a
question whether or not he reached ten,
as Smith was counting at the same time
and more rapidly. Brown started to get
up and Smith punched him. Some who
saw il say that Browns hands and knees
were of the ground. but others say he
was yet down. There was cry OF foul.
and for several minutes it was as if pam
demonium had been let loose. Referee
Jones gave. the decision TO Brown on his
claim of foul.
Notwithstanding it's abrupt termination.
the Hilo sports were we'll pleased with the
and much impressed with
the showing Smith made against their
man.
Denver Ed Smith writes to a friend
that he did not foul Brown and that he
was robbed of the decision. He Will not
return here for a week as he is giving
a series of sparring exhibitions on Hawaii
In his fight at Hilo Referee Jones declar-
ed all bets off.
Smith has agreed to meet Brown sec
ond time. in Honolulu. under the same
conditions which governed their first
battle He is now after Billy Woods
scalp and is anxious to box him early in
June.
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LADIES DOUBLES
COMMENCE TODAY

The annual tennis tournament of the
Hawaiian Tennis Association will conclude
this week with the playing of the ladies'
doubles and mixed doubles The following
matches in the former class will be play
ed today on the Beretania courts:
At 4 D. m-Mrs. S. G. Wilder and Mrs
a NJ. Brown VS. Mrs r. lvers and MISS
y. Adams.
AIS p. m.-Mrs. NJ Gum and Miss
Kitchen vs. Miss l.. Ward and Miss Z.
Horner.
The entries for the mixed doubles close
at Pearson < Potter's store at D. m.
today and the first games will be played
of on "Wednesday
Today's matches promise TO be very IN
teresting as the players are very evenly
paired OF.
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DENVER ED SAYS
HE DID NOT FOUL

The Hno Herald gives the following ae-
count Of the glove contest between Den
vc-'' ri Smith and L d. Brown. the
''Kaiwiki Giant:
In the first round the men spared cau-
tiousiy. Brown forcing and landing twice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-26

lulu Park on July and 5, and 5000 in
purses is offered. Manager C. S. McKen-
zie announces the following excellent
program:
FOURTH OF JULY.
l. Half-mile dash: purse SIPS. S25 OF
purse second money.
. Trotting and pacing. 2:3S class; $50
purse. SIS OF purse second money.
3. One mile dash, Hilo track cup and
800
{. one mile dash. Hno Mercantile cup
and 500.
S. Trotting and pacing. 2:ls class;
Holmes cup and $50.
s Three-fourths mile dash; s125; So
OF purse second money.
Z One-half mile japanese owned horses;
80. IS OF purse second money.
S. one mile gentleman's driving race.
owner to drive: 2:35 class; purse 500. SIS
of purse second money.
8. Five-eighths mile dash. 500, SIS of
purse second money.
10. japanese race; SIS; s. second money.
JULY 9TH.
l. Half-miIe dash. purse sIoo. s25 of
purse second money.
? Half-mile exhibition race for ladies.
Purse OF so TO most graceful equestri-
cnne: $40 TO second: s. TO third.
3 Trotting and pacing, best out OF
;. go class; SIS. IS OF purse second
money
4 Five-eighths mile dash; 500. SIS of
purse second money.
S. one-mile dash; si25. SIS Of purse sec
ond money.
6 Half-mile dash. Japanese owned
horses: so. $40 Of purse second money
3 Three-fourths mile dash; si25. So Of
purse second money.
md oua-fourth mile dash. SO.
IS OF purse second money.
10 Consolation race. 500. IS second
money.
Conditions: Ten per cent to enter: en-
tries close p. IN. Tuesday. July l. ut
Volcano Stables office: scratches close at
70 n. m. "Wednesday. July ?
Racing will start II l o'clock sharp each
day.
The 5. :. Kinau will be held over until
Sunday. July & In order that visitors from
Honolulu may return the day after the
races are over.
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lett. CT: J. WilIiams. p; Louis. ri: JOY,
5b.: cunha. c.: Leslie. ID; Thompson. %. {:
III. Williams. I. Z.
Manila-weisz. 3b: Pruitt. 2b.: Gels
bach. III: Tansill. SIS: Dawson. CT: Di-
EN-. C.: Hunt. p: McGovern. r.f.; White.
IL.
The blue jackets showed n lack OF prac-
tice which handicapped them greatly.
Their team possesses several very good
individual players and playing together for
n time would make them a Formidable
nine.
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4. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea b..
three doors above Masonic Temple
Honolulu; office hours. am 70 Pm.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ARCHITECTS.

& PAGE, Architects an
Ruilders-Ofiice. I'd floor. Elite bulls
ing. Hotel street; sketches ana eot
rect estimates furnished at short ne
tice: Tel. 22s. P. o. box as.
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ALBERT B. CLARK. D.D.S.-Bereta-
MIA and Miller; office hours. . to 4.
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DR.. T. MITAMURA.-Of1ce. 1853 Nuu-
anu St: Tel White 152; office hours,
to 10 a. M. and to p. m. except
Sundays.
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DIR. A. C. WALL. DIR. o. q. WASL.-
Office hours, a. m. to p. M i<o''
bldg, Fort ST.; Tel. 434.
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Or. GEO. H. HUDDY.-McIntyre Bldg
rooms / and Q; 8 a. m. to p. No.
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DIR. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and Sur
geon; office, Beretania, between Fort
and Nuuanu streets: Office hours. to
IL a. m, to s p. m; Tel. III White.
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CONTRACTORS.
DENTISTS.

DIR. n. BICKNELL.-McInty blde.s
rooms Q and IA; office hours, to T.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL.

with a two-base hit. Mana kept the
good work going and by n three-base
hit landed Taylor and Kiley where the
bascmen cease from troubling. The In
ming was productive OF six runs and
gave the Males n substantial lead
The Smuggiers made a gallant effort
To- pull the game out OF the fire and
succeeded in tailying four runs. going
of the field defeated with the score
standing IL to Il.
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ELECTRICAL ENGIN EERS.
las G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mechanic
al and Consulting Engineer; ONCE
rooms IL and IL, Progress block
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THAYER & HEMENwAY.-Office sos
Stangenwald building; Telephone sss
Main.
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,ATTON. NELL & CO.. LTD--Lngi-
neers, Electricians and BoiiermaHers'
Honolulu.
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E. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civil and
Electrical Engineer. Office. Roem -
Spreckels block. Residence. ISIS VII
der Ave Telephone, Main 1ss
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BROKERS.
CHIRoPODIsT.

u. NJ. THOMSON.-Expert Chirepodist
No. IL Garden Lane, between Union
and Beretania streets.
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UNDERWRITERS, EnBALnERs.
TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING CO.
3S3 Beretania ST.; Phone Blue ssl
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Three base hits-Mana. NOVEL;
Two base hits-Kiiey. Davis. German.
ERton. Kiwa.
Sacrifice hits-Elston. Kiwa-
Stolen bases-Kiiey, Jones. Clark. Moore.
Novel; ,. German. Bowers 3.
Struck out-By Tucker 2: by kiwa 8;
By Clark =
Bases on balls-By Tucker 3. by Kiwa /.
by Clarke s.
Wild pitch-Clark 1.
After the ABOVE game the Honolulus and
Maniias played. the former winning as
they liked by the score OF IL to o.
L.. a
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MUSICIANS

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love bldg.
will hold summer term during July
and August.
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ATTORNEYS.

FRED W. LVERTON.-Roons W.
S0A Stangenwald block; Tel. Main sss-
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PHYSICIANS.

DR.. w. HOFFMANN.-Bereta ST.,
opposite Hawaiian Hotel. Hours. TO
ii a. m; 1 to 8, and to p. m.
Phone White 4S1-
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JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Soc. Z. -:
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer: svs
Judd bldg, Honolulu; p. o. box !ss.
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NOTICE.

PERSONS needing, or knowing of those
who do need, protection from physl-
cal or moral injury, which they are
not able to obtain for themselves.
may consult the Legal Protection
Committee OF the Anti-Saloon
League. Mcintyre building w. III.
RICE, Supt. slso
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A SWELL
PROGRAM
HiIo Offers Lavish
Purses for
Races.

Hilo will have two days racing ut Hoo
lulu Park on July and 5. and 5000 in
purses is offered. Manager G. s. McKen-
zie announces the following excellent
program:
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EN0RAVERS.
INSURANCE.

HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
co. OF NEW YORK.
c ROSE Agent. Honolulu.
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER.-Sur
or and Engineer. 4os Judd bldg; r.
o. box 732.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-09
Extraordinary
Values in Boys
Suits at 07C.

Think of that for price for Boys Suits of this quality It's
sensational Never have had opportunity like These
the suits have been selling all 6o o5
$225. There about Of them left too many for
this time of yeahence this great sacrifice These
made the popular double breasted piece style and there
size to TIT boys Of age They made
variety patterns fancy Just the materials
like, and handsome you None
these will be sold dealers and will be
become dissatisfied with your purchase take the
suit back and refund There than
enough OF these suits to last but few days this therefore
promise that this sale will TUESDAY, YOU
want suit worth $r69 $L95, $2a5
choice only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-12

Gray's Drug Store, l2O E. Okla. ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-12
FOR GOVERNMENT JOBS.

The civil service commission sn
nounces that examinations will be held
in the city Of Guthrie, Okla, for the
following positions;
Chief engineer (coast and geodetic
survey, March 25 and 2S, 1902
Interpreter (Arabic, Turkish and
Armenian, March 20, 1902
Computer (bureau OF forestry.
March 25. 1902.
Assistant (piece work computer)r
March 25 and 26, 1902.
Necessary information concerning
the above examinations can De obtain
ed by making application In person or
by letter to the undersigned.
B. =. Perkins,
Secretary.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice: The public and all creditors
of the firm of O,Neai & Green, doing
buAhless in Guthrie as a retail grocery.
are hereby notified that said Arm is
thiS day mutually dissolved, and the
business win in the future be contin-
ued personally by J. l.. oNeal. Said
J. L. O'Neal assumes all partnership
debts Of said firm existing up TO date
of its dissolution. s.7-1e
J. L. o'Keal.
w. M, Green.
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senator Money has introduced a
iii authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to acquire by purchase or
condemnation, a site upon which TO
erect a building. with vaults, heating.
ventilation and elSvators in city in
Oklahoma. to cost blank dollars. Pro
posals for sale Of site to be made by
in one or more news
papers OF the largest circulation, for
twenty days. and transmitted to the
secretary The commission is to re-
port all sites and is to receive per
diem Of six dollars and travelling ex-
penses. An open space Of forty feet
on each side 0. the building is asked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-12

oppose the monarchical system and
the distinctions Of caste But to them
Prince Henry stood for the Father.
land for Germany for the kindred
blood across the sea. They welcomed
him in this spirit, and their welcom
ing was OF the heartiest.
The Socialists Of the Reichstag are
IN informed in charging the Ameri.
cans truckle TO royalty. The peo-
pie Of this country we're polite to
Henry because he is a representative
German, a likable fellow he was
their guest and they are instinctively
a courteous people. They are even
kinder to a poor German emigrant
seeking a haven Of refuge. They give
him chance In life; they help him
to earn living aud get home; they
mako sovereign Of him, free
American citizen, almost before he
has learned to speak the current
language.