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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Nnse,asn.-3 g betfanien.
3u perfaufen:

gu DerFdnfen.
QebtnOe 8dnisfeOtrn erttr RlaTe, 4Oc. uno SOC.
Dag 9funb. Ser bette 9reis tDiuo bsSablt 'ur alfs
antite MabapoupzN0beln gImertcan Gtdi9er So.1
Sir. go, 0orOzGutap%5trabe. (1tall9'IS'2&S
gtanearesged b>w afb inen-Saar Oeer Greeh'
3psi WaI3ineu IN Gins 2odz uno Setienplp'
giltQfer MQi6inenz2aDtn in Der StaDt. - ;.
z. Sbarrsr, gr. 664. g8eitsSaltimore=ofraBe
n14A
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Currn Anne's Giisnbahnz@p.

GabrpIaR trotin 3roft q. 8 It. 1902.
Sampler oerlahen Bier 9r. 10, qiobts5trabe:
Sdgli6 tausgenOmmen Sumitdg) els SormittdsS
uno BIS 3obmittops; SouHFass nm els 8ors
mittaas uuO 2 ubr Rc6mittaes mad 9eHts5slauo,
Gsntrspils, Genes uuo 3Dii6tufatiOner.
Qni6luB an rGtlapars & Gbti. GiitHbabu4 nd@
Gafon, SItorb uuO 3pIi6tntotionsH.
6ra6t piro ~sutosoen esuommen an @o5entootn
bis 6 ubr Abenps,
9slepbons: 6. { y. (st. gaun 3102. STD. (6en)
81. &. @. Sr0rtL
Cnoi27l0 misunderstanding
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

mad Nnuupolig, Rt. ROpal Station, 1850, $3.50
Born, Contamination, 800, 1000 9orm.,
u2l5, AIS, $40 Tu6m.
@bfa6rt BON COMMUNICATIVE mad Grebtrid,
H.35, !9.47 gorm., ?9.15 9orm., 1925, 430 unO
"5.35 Radm.
mad 8in6tfr, 1920 8Orm., $40, 4.3OGa5m.
Rad 6aaerstOpn, 800 9orm, AIS, 43O
Ru6mittaus.
rad GaioottsGitp unb Wt. Girp, 2ofaG, H7.35,
?9l5 goru., !l25, 4.3O, 1915 Tu6m.. $3.50,
"11.3 10 Gbeubg.
Qo6 Curtis gop, 1923 Woresng.
Ra6 qurus, Wt. RoSalsStatiOn, 1855 Ru5m.
GnuhprzEtntinu q 10 Gdhm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
COeIS pfrIifbfn auf 6ansaeratbr.

MARYLAND LOAN COMPANY
fR bi. ,uperldiFqte iE Der Stabt, unp piro ibsr
al. gejadfts obioIuts 9sribpitgenbsit btipabrt.
abr. Ssrtunoe braudsn Tibts oapOu ,u Difsu.
8enn sic Gin Sarlsbeu BON elmer GHDsrtn Cons
poanie baben, psItu mir ooHel6e fir Sic iurld ;ubs
len unD dbusn me6r Gtlo poritreden.
Rieoris.' Ysbabrsn, e~iHfiss SeDiugunssn
The Maryland Loan Company,
1e unb 100 2aDsguniIoins,
(auui16 ,SNets) G,giHotous uuo ct. 9anI=6tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
@ftuDerppue GntOeGmua.

Grex sHfniams, cine brrpprraeenre Gpe;ias
H6tu in Trausns3efeen; brafte TanIeaoen SON
ltiMnosn Grauen pus Slid Der 8siunObeit: bate
mit .insn 6t6ii6lao; in abtunobifr,ie Stunosn Diro
In i~ra.uon,l5em 6tabium QinOerune psri6affts oosr
ltine Beaablung; feine Sbusrjtn. fsine 9tfobr,
fsin, unf.rbrebunq Der 9ei9ditieuhe; a6ioIut f9sr
uup barmlos i'm Sirsau ppr per Bot 81. 6 0 ms
fprtabeItts- pripatts 9tim Fhr
gebifbttt GranteHpfltgtri nntn; drjt.ibe
e,banpiuno, ions eetpiiui9t; 2~5=idbries Grfab-une.
6prebtunStn Don 10 bis s. eonutass BON Q bis s
Ratbtrttsilunq GRATIS.
Trau y. BiHfams,
Gr. s45. RsrospoDdrosStrsbs, BaItlusrs
fToes2o IKE .1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Su p%erEaufen:

seus ueuen oreif0digtu tcrraiFrten NObnbduier
NIT eleoauter 1sronte uuo alien muoerncn Stqusmz
lidfeiten, an g8eitieite Der 9OltonzAptnue, laOlt6
ppn 98bitelofs Strabe, nit AusF4t iiber r0rulos
6ia.9art. uuo StaOt. SrunD5insirsi ODER nit
@runp3ins. 3doli6 %se0tiHet. 2Dpmas "
Bonn D, Central 5ruit Co." 2tgiH9tons II. eouFlE
lano=Strabc. { Npz01"'9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Inter leidltcn SeSimsunsen u. biaia

40, NorO=&rpaoipaD,
17l9, WttGUlob=Strab
1908, CftzYrattzStrubc
@runoeigentbum I'M Algemeintn.
Baltimore Yufncb 9ireau, Wtouritc 3aupbeluer,
@en. z8ei6ditsiHbrer, 9 Glur, equitable SutlOlns
(Sttlj, lWtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
GrfilIung.
Der Su bic WGlber fdrbit,

Ser 9u bic 8dlber fdrbit,
Sonniger, mitber 6erbit,
S90ner, ols 3ofen bliib'n,
Ointt mir 9ein ianftes 8li6'n.
Himmerme6r Sturm unb 9rang,
R~immerme6r Sebnfw9tsftong,
Qeife nur atbmeit 9u
Siefer @rfiiqung Stub. +.
(6er0inano BON Saar.)
Sat @iner bes 2e6ens Gnoe errei6t,
On fagt man,: Die GrOe lei inn lei9t.
SD meine, es 6Gtte befer'n Sim,
Saqte man ous bet'm 2ebensar6es
ginr.
Was mir Beginner, men BON 4Qen
@obI interefirt bds no6?- Sc MIN,
Gs pirb Sebem infer Sbun gefaqen,
Dem mir mas gu 9efaaen tbun.
mpnf It. - patient: 09err
9ottor, es pGre gan3 Dergebli4, tpenn
sic mir bas Srinten berbOten! -
bin farat6ar bergeBlial]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Wrunoeisentbum 3t Derfanten.
Eoref>Yarf.

grd6tiq. gruuOtiids unO Cottages uAter lsi6ttn
gspinaunaen ,u psrtauien. Cottages auf Ss1ttuune
otbaut. 8 oale & 3 o II, 4genttn, llOl Union
Srut 0ull9ina. lApt!!zV,l. wi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
GsIS nsrItebeu duf wnbeIr

HasIeben nnf WDbefu uto anoerG
ei6srbtit.n fir 6 9r~O,eut-osuau mad b.m usu.E
Gtitb; %priontirI.
Ridbter, Hr. 2IO, SfseerinstonsStr.
Simmer STR. 4, .ganicntsSuifoino.'
Sn Ger Office mirc Seutfb scfprOGeu.
Cgloi2O, ia)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

8rGnbe. = Our9 einen Nlarm
bonn &aften CIR. 1876 fpurbe Die 5euerz
pe6r geitern 4beno I'm !8 ubr nab
benz union : ODD gerufen, ND auf
unbefdnnte @eife 3mei 8aasn8dumz
noGe Der Baltimore Waite 60" in
granD geratben naren. Der S4aoen
betrug $50.
5tarb i'm 6pfpital.- pc
ter 6oItipar, 4pel6er am 5reitd9s@
N6eno an 8orO Der Qoun6 nWfiae
mus" an Der Commercial : 8erfte
~erfranfte uno in Der Nmbulan3 bes
Ditli4en 9iftrittes no6 benz ~5tuotz
6o1pttal" gebra9t nurbe, itarb bort
gsitern. @r bate ~Offenbdr einen
@9lagunfaq erlitten.
*** Ser vuntel 8rGitgz8ereen"
perdnftaltet am 9ienitug, ben 4. gtoz
pember, in Der r9ermdnia@QRdnnerz
9or@6aue" feinen groBen Sabres6an.
Ser 8ernaltungsratb Fat bereits jeBt
ale 8orbereitungen fir bas Seft poaz
enbet unb Elm genuBrei6er &benb ftebt
alien So ten in 4usii9t. 8ie iibli4,
1T Elm grpBes 5eftefIen nit benz Ban
berbunben, fir pel4es Die Sidets i'm
8orous gel0ft tperben miifen.
sSu beS WalncB tieffcn 0riinbcn.
Manaffus, 8u., 1. Noo. =
9rGiibent Roofepelt bat Die Sorgen
feines Qmtes in Waibington 3uriidz
eelafen unb lit bier eingetroffen, um
bas eble @atbperf gu iiben. SIN
Sugban3ug aus &bati unb 2eber9az
maiden, ber6iqt DON etnem lan9en
i9peren lleber5ie6sr, auf benz 8Opfe
ben getpObnten f4pur5en S4luppbut,
10 fam 2ebbp, Der Sdger, bier an.
Sin 0iener rei4te INN bei'm 4usitetz
gen bic bOppeIIGufi9e Sltnte, unO nit
einem &ennerblid gen 9immel be-
mertte Rooiebelt gu ieinem SugOgez
fdbrten, 8riegsIefretdr Root, Der eli
men Sagban5ug aus Segeltu4 nebt
lleber5ieber unb 9olfmiiBe trug, bds
Wetter lei benz 0aibmanne giinftig,
Sn i6rem @efolge befanOen ii4 @enez
ralz4r5t Rirep, priDutiefretdr Gortelz
por unb S4eriff 2ea4man bonPrince
WtGiam's Gountp, Elm einbeimii der
RimrOO, Der Die SagOgeIeGi4uft mad
ben WalDesgriinben %leitete, mo bic
pilben 3~rutbiibner ntiten fOuen. I'M
ter bes S9eriffs 5iibrung ging es 8uz
nG9it cine 8iertelmeile be19perli9
iiber 8u6nidpelen na4 benz Plabe,
mo etntge 8agen fir Die SGger bereit
itanoen. &~ooIepelt mar in ieinem
Clement unb in better Stimmung. gu
Ieinem 8egleiter Root bemertte er
launig: r1eber 8abnI6pelen lei er
i6on Dfters mari9irt." 0i 0ienerz
idaft fi6rte r2unfd" unO Minerul.
pufer O. nit. Sn fdne1er 6abrt
tparen Die ettpa bier Meilen entfernz
ten Sdgbgriinoe bdlo erret6t.
0as Sagorepier beite9t aus einem
feinen @albgebiet BON 1900 Nder
umfung unb lit @igent6um bes Rez
prGfentanten Sobn 5. Rirep, zines
8tu0ers beg General Nr3tes Siren.
BrGiibent Hppi epelt nobm auf Dem
Sagbausfluge AUDI Die 8%elegen9eit
nabr, Die nabe liegenben S4la4tfelz
Der BON 8uq Stun gu beii4tigen. 9us
n6enrp 9ouie," peldes i'm WSittelz
punfte be5 Serrains liegt, iiber pelz
DIES ii9 Die erfte S4la4t BON Bun
Hun eritredte, paro Der SammelplaB
Der 3uridte6renoen SGger. I'm 81
11br fu9r bic gdn5e SagogsieQf4aft
ouf einem S~pe3ial5u9e mad 8ran0p,
3d., 90 Meilen fiibli6 bon bier, mo
tie big gum Montug Morgen BEL @erz
panbten beS @enerdl : Qr3tes HireD
gu 9aft bsrpeilen pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Sstlangt in M%QaemeIneil.
0eutI9es Arbeits : Ha4peIIungss
Suredu,

Rr. PIG, sfo: S6arps StraBe. unter Osr guffi4t Der
,Seuti6eu @titGiouft.- Sieishtgen, tpsI1e osuta
i6s SuuOipertrr. grbeitcr une Sieaithoten ~ be-
idaftiQeu nHnj5en, molten f5 peri6ni:1 ooer IN
f%ranfirtcn RrIefen an ben aeenten Der @eiell3aft'
Sopauu .. Weptrs Er. 2l9, .Slo=Sbarp'
6trubs, psnoen, ipelber unentgsltlid Gustnntt era
sLsiIsu mirn tSqnSS, I1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

3lpe: feline gaupIase OIL Der alien Grsotrtds uno
NoQiuozRolO, 6 unD Z Gdsr; icruer cine Garm
BON 100 Qldsrn, tbs;ls nit urtpaIo, an 9iantus
taufsNiper, @IOucs terz@ountp pa. oor gsgsn
@rurpeiaentbum in Der 6taot uRjutuuihen. Is.
8. Yafmer & s o., II, Of=2ombaro=6trabs.
(Suli29-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

Srunpitiid 30 bel 40, angsuebme gta9bari6ait,
$500, 8runOjins $50.
,3pci Saupldse an 2tuQuitu Ape., $50 pro Gub.
giniQe Bargains in ib0nen 9Sobnbduiern.
s. y. y 4 nj a II, Nr. Gl2, SGp=Sull0lhg.
Cuui9lS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

81 gte an Der pgBetlibsn MarsIdnOsr gabn,'
uobe g8 c mlnfs r, btbaut.
80 Ndts in altim0rts 6 o Il n tp, q
Nsilen uon bet StaOtgrsn3e.'
Serner ieiue aan9is in Tt. @aibingtOa
uuO Gutouspile.
SQrrp 8. @eetftr,
Crnr26 Il. 5&5l 900 uuiun 6ruit 9uilOiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
9arlebem aat OrunOeisentbnm.

Sarleber ppn $500 bis $4,000
oui @runoeiqentbum in Der 6tabt uno benz 2anbt;
~uicorise 3iugrotsn. ). N. Ssrrp & Son,
Cir. 225. ct. 9dul=StraBi. (Oftl9, 6lite)
Sarlebem ani MObel It. I. to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Steaengeln6e

6teGGtgeiud'
Gint eeiebtc 6rau piiuitt STEELE as @ausbalttz
rim. Na65ufraQtu i'll Nr. 1915, NpuO@Ntount7,
uohs 9~uter=StrdBe. tdO0-St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Merate mo MpOtbefen.

spcsialiit in @crnia Sriitbc).
CTR. gem, Is. Tlpml al, SUS 9tortbSgpe.p Neit=
2urtauaunpen: 9 bis L ubr Nittass taus9enoms
men 6ouutogs) UNI 8 bis 3 ubr Ra6mittass tdg=
LID. Ram f9 aui Dieis sunsrldipg: 9trlOnen b=
aiehen, bic furirt poroen hnp. SulI26roVtt9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
pJfuDal 8lue'"2inie

nab philadelphia uuS stew=g0rf.
CsfIib. abf. b. GamOtn. abf. D. Ot.@.
n fpoooou ....... . 3.5l BORN. 3.55 @.
Sram, Rm. & Diner . 7.55 Born. u " 300 g.. G
Buffet 9urlOr ...... ! 9.l9 8ornt. 1924 q.
Barrier, Diner ..... ? 9.52 Born. 9.57 Q. 6
TorInr, Iiusr ...... 1850 gorm. q 1854 g.
gorlor, Siuer ...... . lit Ra6m. q = 1.2 q.
.Rppo[ Qimtteb," ~ausi6licBli9 9ulmaR : Dug,
guff,t Smofr, Qurlor, Cbisruation, Speiicz unD
Gnfe.g8ooooug -. $40 Qa6m. 9 : 3.53 q.
9urlor, Diner $500. > 500 abos. Cos u. 8
, Goa6ts mad 9biIub. . 900 9bos. 9.05 q. q
S6luipaQoong e.. e. 1928 Sorm. ~l24 V.
QofalsS 6lafpaoqou mad 8eps9orf fertig Ium
@,brau5 in Wt. Republication nm 1000 absnOs.
~, mad atlcnticsGitp an Bo9eHtugeH; q, ua9
GtlanticzGitp td0li6.
anc Sigs balteH in WiImtHgtoH' 6, bdlt IN
Gbster an.
Qbf. b. Gambler. 4bf. D. ut. q.
pbiln. Qffom. . 1905 Borm. +8.10 8orm.
Nbila. Grprtb ..... *2.30 Ra6m. 1885 8u8m.
Rbila. Grprss ..... Ass Ru6m. 800 8a6m.
Gbsroseu 4tiom. .. 1925 Ra6m. 1880 Ra9m.
9btlo. affom. 80. 1850 abOs. B15 abOs.
gtastsgHrsaus EorOD.fs@dt Gulotrts uuO Sals
timoresStr., Rr. Dol, 5HOs8roaoipup, MT. Ropdfs
GtutisH optr Gamosu=St utiOH.
.. O.. gl G~rttu, Mgr. 9dH. Sraffic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

8eoen Iet1te coinguneen =
Npbnbdultr in aleu StaOttbeIlen. So9n v.
ID in D, 32 JIOsIto<SnI!oIn9. CAtio'Iu"]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Gu p%srfnufen ,


gtG1tQ - 17-3l unD 40 gder; elm neues
Saus auf eintm; biniQ, psnn Oieie @o4e nod
~ptrtauit. 81 %crirugtH bel SaRnon, 3psltfF
TSlur, r6alpcrtdSebauOe." (Atz4'IU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

T,tc Don better Gunlitdt 6lciOs6untlettc
uno Eta3le Saun CUTTINGS in grocer Nusipabl
Uou WtODcn. nur quite 9GaureH in Der Qartit;
~rs9uldrs Toe. big 15t. SOrte. Sum ga S3
b~rjfrcittsScrtauf nur ................ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

Tap NtImar uHS 9duptlopll0en pll0eHllegennsn
9unttsR on Der Selapars 9iOifpH, 625, 900
8orms., 2.50 our6gsbsnOr Sua), unO 5.07 Ru3s
mtttaes an WobentaesH. Rad SBsOming uuo
jtpiibsnlisgsnbeu StatiOnsn Rur nm 1.l8 9ta5s
mittaas an mphsuto1ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
Gin 100000 Q)m05 Re le=OpIer

@ ratm ben em Der guusmbHG u guf bon RhNnhH@fn@ ole @dmmt fohmh6t Ser Snha mb
G%tPmH rMtd Sd Dt mr am mas prbs lest rnhm -mO hh ms nod pmr Dor mrn &dhN"h1M IN @m
&n ammh- s @m MID mh& pn tp nit nm3 uHmnN n mas eht mm u - n init Om @@@m @ g
6m p6 Hmn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

Mis- Kate Cassidy is spending the
week at Chandler and Tecumseh the
guest Of friends.
e p Young was in Oklahoma City
yesterday on a bsuiness trip
Or A. G. Childers of Mulhan. is in
the city today
J NJ Brandt of Enid is a guest at
the Accor today
Secretary u. r. Beemblossom has
returned from "A trip TO Chickasha
Oh Inspector Len Enochs will leave
Monday on tour of inspection
throughout The territory
r. II Hahn has returned from a
t.ip to Pawnee
f. S. Savage, advertising agent OF
the Santa Fe, is in the city.
} d. Dickerson. police Judge at s.
Louis who has been visiting his son,
r. r. Dickerson. left today for his
home
Miss Drew of Chicago. is visiting
with Mrs j b Green
BE sure TO read Wo-tham & Sons
ad in his issue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

Colonel AZ A. Murdock. editor OF
ehe wtchttkl Eagle, accompaq@ by
Mrs MnrdoclS, came down from Wich
TIA last night aud Will remain over
SUNDAY with their son, Marcel'us Muir
giock and wife They ara soW,lng
AT the Royal -
q -. Wood Of Hennseey is yis
Stor IN the city.
C. N. Parout Of Lawson is. a guest
AT the isiks.
Deputy Marshal HainoS or Pawnec.
is in the city
sheriff Sharper Of Pawnee county
As in he city 1g
Judge A. c. c. Bierer. general at
forneY toe the Bes line, returned to
we city last evening from an inaiec
zion trip over the Bes line. He was
accompanied by Vice PRESIDENT Sim
ule OF the Bes line Construction com
stiny. who will spend SUNDAY with
Nudge Bierer in Guthrie
X G.. r. a odboll. ex-senator from
Kay oaunty. is in the city. In the in
aerests q the free mail delivery in
mat county
Vernon Whiting mas retu1ied to his
home in Enid
nr Delos Walker Of Oklahoma City,
was Ia the city short time today
&, W Olmstead. president OF me
te,ri'nrlal organization Of school land
iessess. is in the city comforting with
secondary J J. Houston.
CRas. n Clarke, editor Of the Glen
zoe Mirror. Is in the city accom-
panied by his wife and baby daughter
Mr. Clarke is enroute "a Kansas City
and Omaha where he viii buy sup
plies for his Rewsy paper
Colonel Roy Hoffman 81 Chandler
is in the city,
Ms r. c. Scott OF Peoria H.. Is
guest al the Royal
Geo Flndiay Of Topeka is a bust
ness visitor IN the city
>. l.. Regan OF wRukomis is in th'
ciiy today
"A Atchison OF Baiayia.-N. ".
"A guest at the Royal today
w 4. Alexander. secretary OF IN
Democratic territorial committee. Il
in ha city Mr Alexander has beer
con trio 70 Chicago and Kansas Guy
" r. Patton Of Topeka, arrived h
she city tOdar
wm. Blake and r A. Eaion o.
Arkansas City. were in the city today
fha Eiks hotel Is enjoying larg'
patronage since the opouIng OF th'
aiew ambition.
---- 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
Guthrie People Receiving the Full
Benefit

Guthrie People Receiving the Full
Benefit.
There have been many cases like
the following in Guthrie. Everyone
relates The experience Of people we
know These plain straightforward
statements viii do much toward re-
lieving the suffering of thousands.
Such testimony will be read with in.
terest by many people.
Mr. II. c. Diehl OF Gil So First
street says When a man has ex-
hausted all his knowledge OF standard
remedies and medicine, when he has
tried everything which his friends
recommended and still hin back aches,
andwh en- this has been going on for
Eve or six years It Is so wonder ne
becomes enthusiastic alb yut the means
he at last employs 10 get relief /
went to j. n. Wallact's drug store
for Doan's Kidney Pill1 The treat
ment cured me and cured not only a
lame and aching back but too ne
Quent action OF the kidney secretions.
10 say that / am pleased 10 endorse
Doans Kidney Pills feebly expresses
my opinion Of the remsdy."
For sale by ali dealers Price, 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, n.
s. sole AGENTS for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13
Grand stand For sale.

The grand stand on rair groundsNs
on right Of way OF Katy r. r., so must
be removed. We must sell the lumber
in this buillias See Gray & Hous-
ION, quick. 10, SO. Division ST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

Lenox Soap meets every require
ment in the kitchen; a pure tallOw.
and cleanly made soap, it leaves no
bad odors in the clothes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13
HONOLULU CABLE.
(By Associated Press. }

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 1S,-The
steamer silvertown, with the Homo
lulu cable on board, left the harbor
this morning and the work of making
shore connections began at II o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

Note sale of eouehes at Pattersons'
Furniture CO. for December.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

The scarcity OF houses for rental
purposes still continues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

Nearly every train brings home
seekers into Guthrie
Oklahoma holly and mistletoe are
on the market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

The sChoOi land board held a meet
ing N the office R G8yerho.. Fergu
son today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-13

REMEMBER If on getting home with any purchase
made at our store YOU are not satisfied you can
turn the goods to us WE'LL GIVE YOUR MONEY
BACK
North Park union., 1902-03-21
Worlds Greatest Monarch.
San Bas Indians an Exalted op,nsou Of Their Ruler

The Mormon explorers reference
to the San Bias Indians. in an inter-
view printed in local paper. was of
great interest to me-" said 4 we'll
known physician Of Galveston, Texas.
Il happened to have some knowledge
OF the curious people myself. Just
after left college l took trip to
South America for the purpose of
studying fevers. and l had several en-
counters with the San Bias. There
are no more curious people in the
world than these presumptive, self
sufhcient, stubborn Indians During
sojourn of several months In the
vicinity OF their reservation was able
to converse with only one Of their
number. He was an old fellow who
had made several trips to New York
on = steamship and who had picked
up q little English In his wanderinEs.
He assured me that the king of the
San Blas-that Is the title given to
their ruler-was the greatest monarch
that ever sat upon a throne.
From the general run Of his talk
! saw that the San Bias looked upon
the rest of the world with pity and
North Park union., 1902-03-21
.seteiS5i iaS
Total for nine counties. .


much
railroad while
Trinidad Pueblo Colorado Springs
and is
fact it would appear
in
of
cite OF and Denver
and two terri
torie s
counties in Colo.
RADIO s
North Park union., 1902-03-21

uman beings, and spared the woman
st to them in the arena 1t is astonish.
y how little sympathy women have
women. In the home the mistress
es the maid with the signs of suffering
lie recognizes so we'll, but she does not
phten the sick girls load by touch of
er finger. In the store the forewoman
ees the pallor and exhaustion which
ark womanly weakness, but allows
othing for them. 1t is work or quit.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
lakes weak women strong and sick
romen we'll, by curing the womanly
diseases which undermine the health
nd sap the strength. uFavorite Pre-
eription" establishes regularity, dries
(eakening drains, heals inflammation
nd liberation, and cures female weak
Sess.
rwhen first commenced using Or. Pierce's
edicincs,r writes Mrs. George A. Strong OF
ausevoort, Saratoga Co, N. Y. ri was suffer
pg from female weakness, n dsagreeaOle drain,
Earring down pains, weak and tired feeling all
be time. dragged around in that way for
No years. then i began taking your medicine.
kfer taking the FIRST bottle ! began to feel
6etter. took four bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favor
overy,' one vial of the Pleasant Pellets also
Ised one bottle of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Tow feel like new person. / can't thank you
Enough for your kind advice and the good your
Apedicine has done me"
uFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong, sick women we'll. Ac-
tept no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
4 most desirable laxative for delicate
women.
North Park union., 1902-03-21
LIQUOR AND coRks IN RUSSIA.
dovsrnmsnt Has Monopoly on Ma.afac-
ture of Both.

dovsrnmsnt Has Monopoly on Ma.ufac-
turs of Both.
Since the Russian government has
taken the control OF the liquor traffic
in that country the excise department
of the ministry OF finance, which has
charge OF the state alcohol monopoly,
has been having trouble with the man
ufacturers Of corks. The latter at
tempted to form a trust against the
government in order to compel it to
accept exorbitant prices. The attempt
failed, and the government determined.
in order to avoid similar occurrences.
10 open a cork factory of Its own. The
results afforded by tests made on a
small scale and under unfavorable cir
cumstances have proved satisfactory.
The yearly consumption Of the Russian
excise department is about six billion
of corks. Thus 1t did not take the Rus
sian government many days to knock
out cork trust, and now that govern
ment has a monopoly on corks. AS
some OF the largest cork factories in
the world are In the United States, and
North Park union., 1902-03-21

Mrs. Francis Podmore. President w. G.
T. u, Saranac Lake, New York, Owes
Her Health to Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege
table Compound Read Her Letter.
Mrs PxkHAM For several years after my last cha
felt peculiar weakness such had experienced
before with the ovarcs and frequent headaches
the doctors medicines and found money than
friend who had been cured through the Of Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advised me try it. did
your Sanawe Wash, and must say experienced
such relief before Within six weeks like another
felt young and strong and happy ONCE moro.
Ths several years ago. but Lydia T. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound my only medicine feel bad or tired few
doses brings instant rclicf.'-MRs FRANCIS Pop,soRE.
$1,000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER Is NOT GENUINE.
troubled with irregular suppressed painful
menstration weaknesa u.scn ci ihe
boans atuence general debility and nervous R,G
e1cabity irriabity sspe'%,ness % mssrncno @
they should remember there tried and true remedy Lydia 3
troubao
any other medicine for need the best
North Park union., 1902-03-21

couple ~ .ysnrs :axe she Uuion Ta-
RailroAd Company offered prizes
1.-The best articles On the subject.
n the Farm and Ranch Products OF
Irado BE Doubled, and III 80, What
bld BE the Eject Upon the Busi-
I OF Denver? The three best .arti-
are published in pamphlet form.
a copy and some account of what
have done In the vicinity of Ro-
in the sunny San Luis Wiley, in
|way Of q practical demonstration
kbis subject, write to Zeph. Chas.
1Oo Boston building, Denver.
brado,