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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
The First.

The Kansas and Texas company is
the first stock company in the field to
declare a dividend. The directors of
that company met Saturday evening
and declared a dividend of one per
cent. They say they will do this
every month. They now have 80 wells
and only small part of their terri
tory developed. They have just be-
gun pumping.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
Wedding.

Orval Geer and Lulu Taylor were
married at the Christian parsonage in
Erie by Rev. ]. D. Forsythe, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. "a, 1902. Sam Tay-
lor acted as bride groom and Laura
Jones as bridesmaid. After the cere-
mony they returned to Shaw where
they received bountiful supper pre-
pared by Mrs. Chas. Fanatia. Only
near relatives were present. Their
many friends congratulate them.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

, Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food,
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT a. BOVINE, Chemists,
Oo-4l5 Pearl Street, New York.
6Oc. and Sl.OO; all druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
Not Scared.

Notwithstanding the efforts Of some
of our competitors TO do US dirt, we
are still running barber shop 10 the
basement of the Citizens State bank,
where we are glad TO meet all our old
customers and as many new ones as
care TO call. We run our business in
our own way aud always strive to give
our customers the best service and
guarantee satisfaction.
]. w. MCCULLOUGH.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26

Grrtrliur Mater In home for holidays.
Olive VanSandt and Leila Light ere
home.
Mrs. Ada Mater Walker is Chris.
masing with mama.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Isett spent Christ
mus IN Independence.
Capt. Smith Is keeping books ard
cash in Refers store.
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Lyen took din
n r W RI Mother Lyen.
,lrs. Hudgkinson and son came tn
Jianuie Tor Christmas.
A. r R'nckmrn will take trlr
trrnuvh o. l3homa in the near future.
VI. and Mrs. 2 q France of T. H.
nr ,heir Chris mas dinner in Chs
=. >LomaX and brother are
tipg tpir Uhrstmas at Indepeu-
deuce.
Miss Agoes LaNham will give hem
sit concert for the library on New
Yeat'i eve.
Ja>. Lyhch aud family came dowL
trum OTTAWA and ale Christnrs dinner
with Ge .1oleman
Butch & HuSuaw have one Of In
iuest liues OF holiday goods eve
brought TO the city
Ask your grocer for Cream OF tn,
Wheat -four. Aud don't be put on
VITA an Interior grade.
Elder Cbambers drove up from Earl
ton, WedDey day. He says the roads
are improving very rapidly.
For SALE 20 mead of high grade
and registered bulls
FRED j. FOETIsCH.
Mr.. and Mis-. B.ll Cox are speuding
the holidays ia Chanute. Bill say S
Chanute does rot look natural ahy
more.
Mr.. Sailors, father Of Abe and Tom,
came up from Oklahoma and passed
through Chanute. Christmas day on
his way down to Erie.
The beautiful window display al
Koch Bros is very attractive. Thelr
elegant display of furniture Is al
tracing many customers.
Earnest Hutchinson and Dot Kim
mey were married ia Girard, Wednes
day. II is we'll. They have been
nothing but old folks for year or so,
| Col OMEN struck another good gas
well, this time on The John Baird
land, east of the river. The Colonel
seems To be great on gas, but little
slow on oil
1t has been freely talked for several
days that the old Freeman corner,
where Mlller's furniture store is To-
Gated, had been sold aud that a new
building would be erected thereon
This report seems to be wrong.
The school board did a most right.
eous act at their called meeting, Mon
day night. They raised the salaries Of
Mr.. Pinnet and Mr.. Crabb TO $50. Thai
was proper. They should have raised
their wages or kicked them out II
those men can't earn $50 per month
they ought to be fired. We think they
earn itand $l0another on top. The
board also raised Miss Coppock TO $40
This should not have been necessary
She should have been receiving almost
that salary for the last two years. BY
the way, while we are on that subject
we want to say right here that that
Chanute girl. Mae Coppock, has devel
oped into wonderfully fine primary
teacher. She has the natural tact
and to this has added normal train -
ing and several years experience.
Before we are aware Of 1t some wide
awake school board will slip in here
and offer her $50 per month.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
IYN ME- AbORt People
lkOl 1 l. and Things
xyrv - In ChaHnfe
MI. w = and Vicinity
+. N. Dawdy is sick,

+. N. Dawdv Is sick,
Henry Ruff is home for the hoinays
Mayor Roe has bnento Kaosas ''tv
Ada Gates is home for Chri-tmn-.
JSbu Jones has been down to BartI~-
Vile.
Wesley Stanfeld is home from
/ Manhattan.
IN Mary Kline Of Ottawa is IL Channte
Il ,her Christmas.
81. McCord W., n tihannte, Fne'
day, talking OF ''aea-
Mrs. Bessie T,,It s sre'ding the
holidays with her parents.
Pink Burria stu I'd with his brot her
in Chanute, Monday night
II YOU want fine surrey or buggy,
60 to Heminger ana MontagLe',.
Amyx, the oil sCock nan, has gone
to Missouri TO visit his mamma
N Euchre counters, sore cards Of the
latest styles at Burcn 81 Hoshaw'S.
Charley SGartup has bought the
Mont Mitchell residence in the first
ward.
For picture book or game Of any
kind for the little ones, see B0schert
g. Williams.
Hon. H. P. Farrelly went to Topeka,
AZ q Hmm hlc mn
heard that election is over?
WANTED-I want you TO list your
rental property, houses to rent, va
cant lots and farm for sale with me-
at once. Inquiries every daY.-Chas.
T. Beatty.
J. N. Ellis of Big Greek braved
the mud last Monday to come to Cha
mute. ME- looked on the cheerful
side of the question aud said he had
seen it worse.
You are invited to examine the line
of Christmas goods at Burch u HO
shaw's. No trouble TO show goods.
Be sure that you see what they have
before you purchase els, where.
Calvin Sager, rural mail carrier out
of carlton, carried off some ones girl.
These carriers win bear watching. Mr..
Sager and Miss Carrie Adams came up
from carlton, last Sunday and were
married by Judge Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Holt OF Colorado
Springs, and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T..
Stevens OF Pueblo are visiting in the
city. These ladies will be recognized
as daughters of Tom Michel. Mrs.
Volt is Roxie. the sweet singer who
Aaarmed Us for several years by her
Md music.
VIM. Hanson, west of town, in the
edge OF Wilson county, has made
contract to furnish gas to glass fac
tory. If he drills the wells himself
they pay him &c per mile for the gas
and contract to take million feet per
day the first year and double that the
second. Theo Schmutz has ntract-
ed to drill we'll on the Hanson land
and has ordered his new drill shipped
to Villas. We no e they VIII get a
big gas well he first pop and do not
think there IL much doubt about it,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
Yuu ynrr What Ycu Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
il is simply Iron and Quinine In a
tasteless form. No cure-no pay. SOC.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-12-26
Grain Speculation.

Those who might be interested
should send for "Sullivan's Red Let
ters". famous for the accuracy OF their
predictions as to the course OF the
market-Free. f. V.ROwLASD 4 Co,
Brokers, Chicago.
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nnb gnit=CfFre= abenue.
gsrmiidlte teIearapbiide scpei6sn.

Gsrmiidte teIrarapbiidle Scpei6eu.
- 9enrb Soblbaafe, Elm 2lngeitelle
ter Der 8unbesmiinae in gtenzSrz
leans, bat SelbitmorO 6egdngen.
- GapitGn 6. 9. Cooper pom
Sransportbampfer n8earnep" lit in
DuIbtngton, .. g., Dem SDp3us err
legen.
= 8unbeszSenator gamma 1T nit
feiner Sp9ter, Sri. 8utb gamma, i'm
cataract 9oufe" in giagara16alI5
abgeitiegen.
Sn Olb @peet Springs BEL
9i9mpnb, 8a., Iinb an so 9ptetgdfte
infolge bes 9enuHes bon Wtil9 aus
MetalIgefdBen f4per erfrantt.
= Sn Servings, Ga, lit elm neuer
9etroleuuA9uf6er entbedt tporben.
0erielbe tit $50 SUB bod unb bat ben
gfamen rSeppooD go. 2" er6alten.
= Sn Waltbam, MaF., bat Or
THUR @aDes auf 2l6bie 8reen, Elm 3D.
TONER OienitmGb9en, bas eine 2ie6esz
tperbungen 5uriidgepiei len bate, gez
f9oFer urb bemielben 5pei Wunben
betgebra4t. Damn eri4OB er fi9
ielbf.
- Sin prpnrinerter Sarmer BON
6ump6repszGountb, Senn., purbe i'm
S9IaFe BON Ieiner 5rau nit elmer
S9rotflinte erf6oifen; Der S9uB rib
ben gansen oberen She'll bes &opFss
meg. Die 5rau, ipeI9e ibr 8erbre9sn
eingefanben bat, f9pebt in 9efu6r,
eelDn9t 5u tperben.
= Sn GatOn, Colorado, ipurben eiz
nem 4rbeiter in elmer 3uderfabrif,
Serrp grtmmins, BON Orts6iirgern
ein9unbert geitf9enbiebe auf ben
nadten Riiden appli3irt, neil er einen
berbrs9erti4en @ngriff uuf eine Srau
9ema9t bate. Gr tpurbe bann gefe=
bert unb setbeert unb uus bem Srt
pertrieben, NIT Der 8erpurnung, er
tperbe gebdngt tperben, tpenn er fi9
pieber bltden lafe.
= 9luf Der rMifouri, &anias unb
Seras 8abn" bat bet GhiIt, Snbtas
ner Serritorium, Elm unbefannter.
pahniinnig setpor0ener pafagier erit
ben pafIagier .. Mc0OnuGb burd ei>
men S9uB DeriDunbet unb ii4 bann
Iel6it Dur9 eineu S9uB in ben S4ds
bel entleibt.
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0RoFier6nIen bel Gahe 0ob.

Cape 81 ,, Us, "a. Auguit.
- Stint DaFer6oien purben beute
@ormittag 3pi74en II unO II l13r,
flint N}eilen BON Der &HIte, auf benz
W2eere beo6a6tet. Sic naren bic
Sgolge 3peier @spitter, pel6e in bieIer
gegenO 3uIammentrafen unO einen
8irbeliturm biIOeten. Gine bOppelte
@afer6oIe, peI6e aus 3Dei SduIen
befanO, anftatt aus nur elmer, pie Die
anoeren flint, erf4ien in fiiO0TtIi4er
Ri6tung. 2tGe 8aOegGIte berlieBen
bas @oTer unb 0iele flii6teten aus
Qngit DOR Dem PbGnomen bon benz
StrnnOe.
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MarDIanDer Staats- AurmakS6n
Gcfe Garrpntpnz une 2dfapettes Mpenue.

Galtimore, 0tD. ben l3. auguf 1909.
Die 6erbftsS S,ifion btgiunt am Sientag osu 9.
Eept.mbtr 1902. R.ut sbiltr mifeH am g. Sep=
tember regiitrrt usrbtn. 9riiungtn fir Iufnabms
unO 9tforosruue am g., TO-, H., r. unD l3. 6epz
tem6sr 0it Gormiruug Der Rlafen, opis ttgelz
mdbiat GecitatiOn.n uBO gorlsiungen beginner am
Npnto1, Den Is. September.
S6ultr luerDtn nibt in bic mttEsren alaHen
ouiotEpmuen, bepor oieie.bsu bic sriOrOerten 9rii=
fuuoen on oen Obtn esnanntsu 3agsn suirieOens
feQeno bstanDsR baben.
Glemeutarz unc ataeemtfcbts 1epdrtement.
Si. Gtsmsntars uHO atdosmi5en Stpartemtnts
Gro fir BEN unttrridt uno ole 6tranbilDun9 BON
Sd)iiltrn i'm Qltsr BON bis 16 aabren, iopi. iiir
bic 9orb.reitune gum Gintritt in 0ds ROrmdzStz
partemtnt oor;ieFid ousotfattst.
Stt reeuIdren 2tbrsr tpsroen BON ben 9rofeHor,H
Ses Rormal= =Sspartemtnts in 9bpff, Gbeme, Gos
tanif Ndturtunoe uno in orosren uHttrribtsz
GdGtrn unts fiist. /. mad @srfisunu Oes 9rinsiz
pals Der stauts zytormaIibule.
Die 6erbfestfoH beennt am ID n az, Gtn
Is. Stpttmber.
gBseen nd6err 4ustunTt unO aataIOos nsnbs
maH fa On
g. 9. prettpman,
NarpIdHo:r 6taats= =RormaIi9uls,
CD5-39 Baltimore, Utb.
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9as feinbIide 0eIfnaber oefabrrt.


9RodpOrt, N}oiI,, "a. 2luguit.-
G8 lit 0em petben @eI4paOer unter
benz Commodore 9tG5burp pGbrenO
Der IeBten NaQt nt4t gelun9en, Die
8lOtaOe be5 @ertbeioigung5 : 9es
f6paoers unter benz Qlomiral 9igz
ginIon gu bur66re6en, unO e5 tDurbe
um $40 beute fri6 nabe Y&iierp So
Lamb, auf Der 606e BON W}ondeiter,
Moi7, getapert. 9ig8inIOn'8 S6Ia4ts
i4iffe umrtngten ben 5einO unO bas
l1e6ergeipi4t in Der @efedtstdrte entz
i6ieb bic 6rage, Oa tetn t6eoretii4er
&f auf Dem Programm itano.
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Sic miro Gus Oen
Der meOt6tntGc6en
lOt0enGc6oft 6o=
60nNteN, 6efen
ltnO retnfen StOf=
fen 6erQe(teNt .

9ie PrOnlinenteiten 9ter3te Oies
ie8 SanOes berur0nen OGenm's
s@'uefe1 SEIZE fiir Sante
frant9eiten n'1O 6eri8ten ii6er
ans8e3ei&nete S}einltate I6er oes
rsn Ge6ran&. Seria9t fte rnb
ii6er3en8t Gnd iel6R. sei0
fI6er, Die re8te 3n erbalten.
gieBntt teine anOere.
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Gs farb am 5onntae gbeno nm ubr in Der
gBobnunq ibres S6ptseeriobnes, 6rn. 99ilbsim
stunt Rr 1913, oanOuerz zStrube, 5rdu Wtargaz
retbs R6Oer I'M altsr bon 70 Sabren urio Z Nonds
ten Sie 3e;t Der 9esroieuns miro ipater un9'@
,giut. E30
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Baltimore Sbip 8abn SIllctin

S1O.OO-Spn Baltimore nacb Hiasara fsaAs
unp ,urnd, Samftag. ben 80. ausuit. Si=
lete fir 10 Sage eiiltig. Spe3iGlSug BON
OurblaufenOtn GOabts uuO QulmanzS 9afz
ggaqgOns ptrlafen ben Gamoeuz9abnbof um
llbr abenDs, ben Mount 8opai%BabnbOf
um COS llbr abenOs. Rur $1OO m b r
mad 5oronto uHD jurId. un=
terbrecbung Der 5a6rt 1T erlaubt auf DER
Ridia6rt in 9ufido, 3o6eiter, Gcncua,
9urpette uuo MapbzGbunt. 2Ibfe6er pOR
3obrttr nab Sbouiauo 55lanbs unO ,uriid
nur SO. so. (26-0
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mnrnl6nber Gdlule fir Saube.

Scr 35 Rurius Der Warpldnber e6uls fir Guu=
be beoinnt am H. September Sieies 1T einf
eonfsifenslofs S6uls fir taubs ainbtr unb iun9e
0eute, unb iol9s oersn Gtb6r 10 mangsIbaft 1T,
Sab ibr sefu5 Der 6fftntIi6erS6ulsn ausesi6lpfsn
1T. 9H6tigt 2sbrsr fir &soens uno 9ippsnz9s'
ien Btf6fig uHo uHterrl d
fret fir Wtdrpldnor S6iilr. @titnbsits Gage.
g8sosn @utnabme obsr @ustuuft tptnos man F9
on Gbas 80. 6 p, 9rin,ipal, 5rtosrid, IRb.
(Gus11, Wo, 81. .1WH
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9roGfalltatton.
staat Marplano,
Gs.oe.,4;o fpts1c44f


Oa burA eine am %. Stunt 1894
genebmigte 2fte bes @ongrehes bet
@ereinigten @taaten perfii9t nirb,
oaB Der erite Mpntag i'm september
eines ieben Sabres, pel4er dls Der
grbeitertag gefeiert piro, uno ais
Ipl6er befannt lit, hiermit gu etnem
geieBIi9en al1gemetnen 5eiertdge gu
alien 3peden in beriel6en Dirt nno
@etIe, pie 0ei6na9ten, Der er1te
Sanuar, Der 5peidnO5pan5igite St.
bruar, Der breiBigIte Mai uno Ger
pierte Sult Ourd @eIeB gu allgenetz
nen 5eiertagen gemo4t pprben itno,
er6oben tptrb, uno
ba es fir rat6iam era9tet tptro,
baB Die Qlufmertf famtett Der ginppb=
ner bieIeg Gtaates auf beiagten
GongreBerlaB in aller 6orm gelenft
iperDe,
erflGre i9, oSo6n @aGter Smith,
@ouberneur bon Mdrplanb, unD pro-
flamire in 8emdBbett Der mir bur4
ben 9. QbI9nitt bes Is. Nrtitels oes
Gpoer aQgeneiner Staatsgeiebe W&az
rpIanb's psrliebenen 8efugniB, baB
Montag, Der erit Sag Des Septemz
Der 1902, Elm aGs Qlrbeiterz6eiertag
gu be5ei6nenber unb betunnter geIeBz
Ii4er Seiertog iit, un0 i4 empfehle,
baB berIel6e als fpl6er bur4 cine
aqgemeine Gtnite0ung' Der 8ei4Gfts
6egangen perbe.
90 urfunbli4 9eFen
aos babe i9 bierunter
6rosGsscI netne 11nterffrtft Qez
TarDInns. feBt unb bas @rOBz
90 iiegeI MarpGanb'5
beigefiigt in Der Gtubt Qlnnupolis
am a4t3ebnten Sage Oes 4uguit
1902.
sSnbn Malter Smith,
Sir ben 9ouperneur:
WilireD Satrman,
(230 StaatsiefretGr.
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brtOer16aft nit ben fron30IH4eH
&omeraoen. lleber6aupt iit Die OSez
banItimmung" in ben leBten Sa6ren
INNER me6r a6banoen 9etOmmen -
70 tla9en biele 8Idtter.
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Ger Mrpphst

Gilt i6GsbH3 bod ctiDas in itn,m 9attrldHot
Is tpmmt uur 0lrani an OaB sr oas Rl6tise
peisi0gt unb ieintr Sebtrgube oamit @nsrttunuHg
sr3pinqt. Sin 9siipid oaiur litiert Der beribmte
Or. Silsbee, Der Dor mebrsreH Sabr3e6Hten Das
bsiauute 6GmorrbuiO;uz 6etlmitttl v4uaieij5- Ts
fano uHo Damal5 elsib iagts, oub nit oeier arjs
Hei ie0er SAL oou sNdmorrbOiOtn esbslt DerOsH
piir0e Sapge Sabre Der ltstsn 8:rgangenbst ba=
ben oas itol3s 9Sort Sr. Sl5btgs gusbtisrti9t.
Qrobtu BON Z. Reutinter & Co., Soy 1916 @sps
Nprf fnftenfrei nerinnnt llJln Wli. ". 5&QRl
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- Der Ser. Stauten 8otT9after
9eOrge Bon 8. M9sr in StaIien, peIa
der in Bolton, N}aiI, in einem qrts
pat=9OIpital barnieOer liegt, befinbet
fi4 ieBt auF oem 8ege Der 8eTerung.
= Ginbre6er 6a6en Die PDitGmter
bon QOair0ile, &1., unO Qarpeu,
SSynb., gepliinbert unO aQes bOr6anz
bene @eI0, foipie fir $500 8riefmarz
fen mitgenpmmen.
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ErhEnfinn rrnn Qrhenaherfnif-


u E rtcO Wto. q. Nn9ult =
0ur6 grploiion bes 0ampffai7els ber
2ofomotiDe zines 3uges Der rGbicugo
&c 2lltonS8a6n," II M}siIen DfLt3
DON bier, blieb Der 8remTer 6urrp 6.
MQrfpeQ aus Sluter, M}o., auf Der
Gteae to0t, unb SO. 8. 6teDenTon, Elm
6ei3er, fopie 8, s. S6atlenberg,
8eioe e6enfaus aus Slater, unb s.
8. W1cMa6on erlitten t00tli4e @era
leBungen. 80. .. 4age aus Slater
1T f8mer36aFt berleBt. Ollie biefe
MGnner 6efanOn ii4 ouf Der 2OtOs
motipe, oLg Der &efeL barit.
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g. TIA ber' 8
~ GnrtOe[3Sd1ttfe.

Orr. 225, CffsSalt!moreTStr.,S Baltimore.
grtinoIiber untsrri6t in et.noOrapbis. Fppea
priting 9u6baIteu, S6DnibreibsH, aritbmtttf,
GneIii9 u. (. M.
8ebingunssn: So pro Waonut; 3
Monate $22; 6 Wtonate $40; II Wfoz
nate $65; Ibenbf4ule, 6 Maonute SIS.
Ollie Bidder unb Experimentation
fret. Gtelungen garantirt.
s5Hlsr auf 6t;ptnoien gsgen 3abIung bon s6.5
BRO Wonat abenDi3ule nab osm erfttn Wonat
$3.50 pro TRonat, peuu mOHdtIib bt5ablt. Grfabz
rene Gs6rss anbibiousqtr unterritt rs moDrne
Sppe4priters 943 S6ilsr i'm leBten Sabrt. r@ois
Ieqe Boarding &oaq" Iisfert GOf uHD 2Oeis su nsz
priu.n 9reii.n Cages uuO absuozRurius isbt srs
5ffnst. Rsu. e6ater tdgi4 enlightenment IL.
SSnbr.
l1ngetp0bnli9e @elegenbeit fir ftrebz
fame S9iiler gum raf9en 8orpdrtsz
fommen.
Ratalogs bsrtang. man i4ritIi6, minbl;b oOer
p.r Sespbon. f2N-I&5bl
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gft. ct. SpiepbS=GDllea.

WEK. SL4 NyUTEWWG-VUUVBs
Stubiensssurius: R!affii6sr. pF.ni4aftIidb.r unb
faufmdnni5er r1nt.rridt; grlnOIbsr unttrri6t in
Der ptutihtn 5prabe. - 9tbineuugtn: s9odrpsrs'
bro eeIfon BON iinf Rouat,n $115. 6tubitn
b.aiunen am 8 ieaf fae, ben g. September 1902,
Tlau aprsiirt:
Brueer Spfepb. Dtrettor.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-30
Tin. In Sc. Peter.hnrr.

Speaking OF high prices, Henry Nor
mans book on RUSSIA throws some in
teresting light on what 1t incidentally
costs to visit *. Petersburg. To begin
with. he tells us every house and hotel
there contains swarm OF servants.
and each one expects a tip. The man
who takes your coat and hat at pri-
vate house thinks 10 cents little enough,
and II you give dollar or two TO the
attendant who performs the same mod
est service at an official residence he is
only satisfied. The tips Of a wealthy
Russian to a waiter at good restau-
rant are something enormous. A de-
cent room In first class hotel costs
about 81 day, and a closed carriage to
take you TO dinner ten minutes drive
away, costs So. A few sheets of note
paper in your hotel costs you shilling
and the cheapest kind of a bath ST. St.
Petersburg is far and away the most
expensive city i'm the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-30

The quagga. the bali cousin to the
wild ass, has vanished from Africa
and only exists as imperfect specimens
In the European museums
The quagga exists as name still In
South Africa. fog the name has been
wrongly applied to Burchell's zebra.
but the true quagga. which took It's
name from its cry "quacha," has been
extinct since 1872 when the last OF
his or, rather. OF her race, for this
quagga was a female died in the Lon
don geological society's menagerie.
It's extinction In South Africa was
due solely to the zeal with which the
Dutch farmers hunted II for It's hide.
and 1t is a saddening reflection that
thousands Of Kafiirs used to be fed on
II by their Boer masters.
The idiotic wastefulness OF thus ex-
terminating a species becomes the
more marked I'm view OF the fact that
the qIagga. which was midway be
tween zebra and a wild ass. could
be broken to harness and was the
bravest as well as the hardest OF ami.
mails. Some Boer farmers used to
keep tame quaggas on their farms to
Craze with horses in order to protect
them from beasts OF prey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-30

Territorial charters were issu d to-
day to the following corporations:
The First Congregational church Of
Gage with the following trustees:
1. II. siddens. Fulton Gallagher and
G. II Holmes, all of Gage
The German Evangelical Luthern
Redeemers church. Of El Reno. The
trustees elected ar as follows;
Frederick Won Tangelin, Louis Hof-
man. William Burmeir, Peter Loren
zen and Max Bonitz all of lei Reno.
The Binger Congregational church
of Binger, Caddo county The t~us
tees elected are as follows: F. NJ
Fulkerson. John w Shenhurst and
J. T. Conner, all Of Binger.
The Bank of Woolsey. Garfield
county. with a capital stock OF $4,000
The incorporators are: S. T. Goi'ry
C. w. Goltry and w NJ. Goltry, all OF
Enid.
Notarial commissions were issued
to the following
Chas. w. Leman Of Hobart Kiowa
county.
/ NJ. L. Irons of Geary. Blaine county
d. e Jenner of Tecumseh, Potta.
watomie county
Frank Rose of Geary, Blaine county
]. NJ. Burton of Norman. Cleveland
county
j. E. Winams of Okeene, BLAINE
county
/ J. r. De Busk Of Retrop. Washit'
county.