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New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
KNEw rs owN TERRAPIN.

1-Tjdewater Virginia said Z. L. White. OF Ian
easier. Va. a. the Ghoreham last night. is the
most delightful and wonderful country in the world
Everything that heart wish the appetite
fancy IS produced from the fertile fields and the
great rivers that traverse them their way 10 the
bay Nothing SUPPRESSED her oysters, her hsh'
her ducks her Giamondback terrapin.
The terrapin farming" ne continued, is q re-
.nsrksble business and very lucrative. But IL re-
Cures large outlay Of capital and a great deal OF
Ebor Each owner OF farm-as the little water
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

field of the Far North it probably carried with IL
fliprt was useless a stretch of open sea torhllIg
q barrier over which the bird qld nor qate +be
tar,1n+ flight Like q sensible Owl, IL heId 10 me
refuge in sight hoping for better one py ana @ ~;
TET6eu +he Forest Castle appeared on tI,e
fbs bird made it's last Dash for NE II W. We
nrobabIv half-starved and Ill prepared TOT ri SUI
= long chase-a stern chase. too for TIE VesSSeAI
veil 70 the south was also plying steadily IN ina I
di-ection However, the race was won ny Ii-e o"1'
-fPhiladeiphia Press
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

New-Haven, May 16 (SpeciaD.-Next Saturday the
annual Yale-Harvard dual track athletic meet will
be held at Yale Field. and on that occasion one
of the closest and most interesting meetings be-
+ureen the two universities in this branch OF col
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
YAE-HARVARD DUAL TRACK ATHLETIC MEET
FORECAST OF PROBABLE RESULT OF SOME OF THE
CONTESTS NEXT SATURDAY, At NEW -HAVEN

Iege sport will take place. It will he the more
interesting because on each team this year are
more than the usual number of newcomers whose
reputation is yet TO be made and who may make
or mar the meet for their university. In at least
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-02-27
G 6 iper peripunb t.
Oenncr. Gol.. Dc. iSebr.

Ser 9oIi3iit Sobn 3itdie iiber.
rdI9te elmer 3dubcr, als berIelbe friib
am Morgen in Der Nixbibaft bon
Sans OlIen, nabe Dem platte Hiper
Bottoms, ieinen .Gefbdften" nod
ge6en noIIte. 2tls Der .&erl ben polis
aiiten iab, feuerte er Iofort unb jnste
i6m cine &ugel in ben 6als, iporauf er
bic 5Iu6t ergriff. Gs 1T 3peiFclbdft,
OBJ Der @.rpunoete nit bem 2e6en bas
bpnfommt.
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r iir aealer.

Snbiondpolis, Snb., %. Sebr.
on Der eeitrigen SiBung oes ames
rifduiI6en &egeltongreiIss tpuroe Sic
pelano ols bic nd6fe &onoentionss
Itaot duserIeben. 9reibunbert Dee
odten unb &eoler tpdren anfpefenb uno
ais cine 9(bIttmmung iiber bic nG4fte
sseItItaot porgenommen tuurbe, tpurben
225 Stimmen abge9e6en. 6ierbon
entfielen ouf gleoelonb 81, auf Wtii
ipautee Sc unb duf Qouisbille 40. 3ie
Srdac Der nGditen 5eititdot puroe uns
ter 9tufbebung her Gei6dftsregeln auf
sntrao BON WdDor Roie Dcn Wlilipdus
tee porqenommen, ipel6sr feline Stdot
in einer fiinf3sbn Ulinuten bduernten
Reoe in 8oribldg brddte. Sbm fo.gs
ten 3bomas R. @orbon fir 2ouispille
unb g. +. Sdpbsr fir Glspeldno.
llnterItiibt purOsn bic Rebner bon ".
6. NnIon BON Wilnduiee, g. See Sus
ter BON 2ouisbifle unb R. Batter Don
Glepelonb. Wun bate niht ertportet,
bab bic Quspobl Der ndtiten Neititaot
bor Tonneritdg erfolgsn tuiirbs, uno
biele Der 0elegatsn iDdren baber nidt
ouf bic @rlsbigung ber Jrdge Dorbes
reitet. Snbiarapotis nubm sinen neus
trdlen Stunopuntt Elm unb Dertbeille
feline sp0it Stimmen sIeidmdbig ans
Ter bic brei Stdbte. Gbicagos Stimmcn
fparen spii9en WiIpuutee unb Gle
belonb estbsilt. Die glsDeIonber Dele
eaten ertIdrten, bag iis $4,000 in pri,s
fen odrontiren pirbtn. Gs fpurbe De-
i6lofTen, bag bic ass,ltugeIn .ipGss
fpidt DON 16a pfuHo bdtsn follen.
Dos Ospi6t oer aegeln lou fpenles
items brsi pfunb unb StDei un5sn be-
trGgen.
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Spdnien.
8iqo, 26. ssebr.

gnlGBli6 Der bieligen aarnepals
6eier CAB es einen blutigen .3uidms
menitob 8tpiIhen publitum unb pos
li5ei. Gs tpurbe Wlilitdr gu Silfe ses
fanbt, pelches uuf bic Menge feucrt.
Ieiultat: 2 9obte unb a @erpunz
betei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-02-27

men. Ste 6orjdbrigen Ed6dllerie=
llebungen 9roben Stils tperben nod
eIanSpoller tpieoer6olt iperben, bd Der
Saiier angeblih entI6loFen lit, bas
8olt BON Der Rotbpenbiateit Der 8erz
nebrung Der &apallerie au iiberseuz
gen. @benio, lpie benz /. 9lrmeeforps
bat Der &uiier iebt aud bem II. &orps
elm Sapital ppn $4,000 Mdrf ii6erfpiez
len, oos pom 8enerdlfpmmdnop pers
naltet tperben ION unb befIen 3inien
namentli6 fir dItere SffiSiere perz
penoet tperOen foller.
Berlin, &c. Sebr.
Der Sunb 5ur 8etGmpfung beg
9uellz llntpeIens, beHen @oriibenber be,
,sSiirit Su 2Dpenftein iit, Iu6t Ieinen
@influB duf ale grDBeren Stdbte BEG
beuti6en &eihes aus5ubreiten unb III
eerenlpGrtig babel, eine Geibe BON
3tpeiopereinen in's 2eben su rufen
Sin FOLDER lit foeben aud IN Berlin
1elbf, uno 5ndr nit hem @rdfen bon
8ernstorf aIs 9rditbenten, eebilbei
fpprben.
2onoon 26 ,Sebr.
Der BrGiibent Der St.2ruiier @elt.
ausiteIung, ausiteIIung, Serr Srancis
nuroe nit benz 8ptf9after Gboate ppr
benz &Dnioe in pripataubiena empfdn.
gen. Der aDnis seiste ii6 Serrr
Srancis gegeniiber iebr bulbrsit uni
betunoete lebbaftes SntereFe fir BIZ
Iusitelung. @r peripra9, ieiner
@influb geItenb gu MAIDEN, bab @rpB.
britannien In ct. Qpuis elm. piirbig,
@ertretuns finbe. Die Grnennung bel
tDnisli6en @eltausitelunestommiIi
iion biirfte bereits in ben nG9fsn Sa'
gen erfolgen.
Srdnfrei6.
Stem gorf, &c. Sebr.
9lus superldiiiger Quslle perldutet,
bab bic leitenben 8eamten Der pana>
matanalgeIeai9aft teinen @inpanb
eegen 3fpei BON bem @eneralantpalt
&npr pprgei6lugene 9lenberungen i'm
8ertraee gu erbeben baben. @s beibt,
bob Serr &nor bic 8ebineungen ltellte,
bab Der 9bi9luB bes @ertraees por
bem 4. MGrS gu erfolsen babe, unb
baB oaS Document gu ieiner Redtsz
silti9teit bic 3uitimmrng hes Senats
baben miiiIe. Wel9e StelIung bic @ez
feni6aft einnebmen pirb, fpenn Der
8ertrag Biz gum a. MGr5 nod niht
ratifi5irt lit, ldBt ii9 nod nidt iagen.
Iaris, 26. Sebr.
Die 8dronefe be Spntenillart, eine
Sonte Der !Seraosin bon Marlborouab
unb cine Shpeitsr ber syrou OIiper
8. 9. Belmont, 1T bon ibrem @atten
eei6ieben unb BON benz @ericbte anaez
ipieien iporben, pieber ibrsn MGb6ens
namen Wiimi Smith an5unebmen.
Der Baron be 6ontenillort unb Der
@raf Sibiames tpurben bur9 ibr9optz
abenteuer gelegentli9 Der SiiItenfore
fdung nu6 Der &ataitropbe bon Marz
Unique in peiteren &reiien betannt.
Seem Dorf, 26. 6ebr.
Die 6ieiige poli3ei bat ben ansebli>
rhen andr9iiten perbaftet, Der, ipie es
beibt, elmer Der Sele9den gu benz in
Parts db3ubaltenben internationdlen
QnardiitencongreB 1T. Der Mann
nennt Tid Srunt Serbel. Gr beitreitet,
bub er Elm 0elegut gu bem genannten
gon9reb 1T, ertldrt ober, bier MGnner
gu tennen, Die ais 9elegaten beItimmt
iinb. 9eren Namen gu nennen tpeis
oert er Ii6.
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g Ii fritd.
2onoon, 26. GSebr.

~VTIUUIII -V OWL
Der &olonialminiiter Chamberlain
trat feline RiidreiTe na6 @nglanb an
Der 9orreIponbent Der .Mornino
9oTt" in &dpitabt melbet, baB bas
Gefi6l Der Siderbeit in Der &aptolo.
ME CUR 3eit erOBer isi, aIs es felt bem
SameIonsGinfdIle je sepeien 1T.
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(sblntiger streit- -&onflitt
KlN5 lit @ef &irginieu,

9ie 6errid5ait Der Grippe. Sic gd)lmBtase int Gpms
greR. 2lmerifaniide Mitrumpmem mmb Die
Spnmenfprid)mmg Garmegie's gdlpB im
gdpttlanS ais YrpseBpbjeft. Sic Gintpams
Dernna. Sim mpoerner Slaubart.
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Stabbs, Ssnnie Tonners unb 9annah
@obbaro. Sin Sntel Der 2esteren
iebte Die polisei bapon in &enntniB,
oaB bic 2ebtere i'm DECEMBER oes pers
flpfenen Sabres perIdpanb.
Sc fteIte iib beraus, baB Srau
9nupp Nr. 8 am 81. DECEMBER 5ulebt
seisben tpurbe. glm fplgenben Sage
llb &napp cine srobe aiite auf einen
Wa9en uno fubr bapon. @eiters gtadl,
fori6ungen ersaben, bab man por
mebreren Sabren bic 2ei6e Der 6rau
&napp glr. 2 aus bem &dnal in Sa=
milton fif6te. 8napp puroe einem
8erbOr untersoaen, fonnte aber ipeoer
iiber bas @erT6pinoen ieiner erIten
nod feiner britten Sruu 5ufriepena
ftellenbe 9lusfunft eeben. @r lpar be-
reits a6t Sabre i'm 3udtbauie.
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us Ser 9uubes bnuptit q Of.
gDafhindton. 25. sSebr.

y " y " u y ~ " " " y l u " ".
Waibineton, 25. Sebr.
Gle oemofrotii6en Seuntoren ba.
ben eiuen Caucus abgebalten ino be,
idloiien, ben @orid)lag Der 9tepubIi-
foner, Die III 6roge itebenoen Serri.
torien oIS 5pei Stoaten 5u5ulalleu,
81 bef6mpfen.
Der Comptroller Of TIE gurrencp
bat gu @uniten Der @lGubieer foIaenz
Der banferotter Nationalbanten Sipis
henoen ertldrt:
0reiBis prpsent, Gufala giationot
Sant BON gufula, 4la.; 10 Yro5ent,
Gitp Nattpnal 8ant BON Buffalo, q.
g.; 35 Yrp5ent, GrIte Ndtionol 8dnt
bon Belmont, 81; 9 prosent, Grife
National Sant BON Carthage, q. 9.
Ger @olqen.
StrpuOsburg, 9a., 25. Sebr.
CHARLES @retbcr, ipeIfer I'M Scp.
tember 1901 Den &onitabler Struil
ermoroete. mliroe bier gebdnot.
Strltnf pollte @rether pegen HoitbcS
perboften, ais oieier i'm rieoerihoB.
Seit Ieiner 8eiongennabme bat 8re.
tber sfpeimoI oie Sltht ergriffen ilno
ser Sheriff meIder i'm beltte bGngie,
Itebt imter Ser glnfloge. ibm brbiilf.
lid getpeien 81 lein.
8etraut.
yeortb platte, gtebr., 25. 5ebr.
SRI. Iina Gohp, 5p6ter Res Sber>
iten William s. Gpbp = betannt als
vguffalp Bin" - nurbe bier nit benz
2eutnant Clarence 9lrmitron9 Scott
ppm IL. Gapallerie Hesiment, bas in
Sort Glarf, Seras, Iiegt, ebelicb pers
bunben. Die Srauungs Gerempnie
mar cine impoIante, unb es pobnten
ibr piele electromagnetic Perfpnen aus
alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes bel.
Ne t te 8 II It a be.
&antafee, Sl., 25. 5ebr.
0ds bieiige itaatlide Srren @inl
nit Ieinen 2300 SnIaiien mar geitern
fdit tpdbrenb oes gan5en Sages pbne
Elm pfuno &pble! Die Gbica9o'er
sStrma, lpel6e ben Gpntrdft aur 2ies
feruno Der &oble fir bieie 9lnitalt bat,
bebauptct, nur bic llnfdbigfeit Der Gis
ienbabnen, &oblen gu befDrbern, lei
barQr i9ulb. gu ipGter Stunbe traf
enbli6 &pble rim. Die Gnitalt brau4t
tdali9 100 Spnnen.
8ranbpunoen.
glep gorf, 25. Sebr,
Ourh oas Imitiiraen einer 2ampe
entitonb su friiber @5tunbs aauf fem
oberen Stot bes breiltodigen Senes
mentbauies No. 563 1. glpe. Elm sseuer,
Bel oem bic 13idbrige 2ia5ie 2enor am
qanaen &Drper i9tpere 8ranbipuhben
bappntrue, 10 bab an ibrem gluffom>
men oesfpeifelt ptrb, tpdbrenb me6rere
anoere Yerionen nit leibtelen 9rdnbs
nunben bappnfamen.
8lutiger & am pr.
2eieur, Minn., 26. 5ebr.
Der Ginbre6sr 0illiam &atliff, elm
junger Meni9 bon % Sabren, itattete
benz 6armer Qetpis 8aGman einen Be
iu9 db unb perlangte GelO. 8dllman
CAB ibm $40, iporauf Ratliff, Der bas
nit ni6t 5ufrieben mar. 5tpeimal duf
ibn fcuerte unb i'm i6per peripunbete.
9aruuf ergriff 8aaman cine art,
i6lug ben S9urten gu 8oDsn uno
feKelte ibn nit 9ilfe IeiGer 5rau.
&atliff befinbet ii4 i'm gefdnsniB,
bo9 gaGman pirb fciner 8erpuns
bung erliegen.
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& a ma b a.
9oronto, 26. sye6r.

9lus 2onoon ipirb teleordpbiIcb aes
melbet, Dab Cir Sobn 2tnbsriOn bonn
MiniIterium oes 2lusndrtieen bic Gre
fldrung abgegeben babe, es ndren Big
iebt peber 8ori9lGge be3iigli6 Der 3n.
iammcaiebuug Der Commit
fion eingelaufen nod Elm Ginpanb ges
oen bic domination Der Serrsn gtoot
Qoboe unb 5urner erboben porben.
Der aDnig but bic Ratifitation BEG
8ertrades unter5eidnet. duf 9runb
beiTen bas Sribunal ernannt pirb. 8i,
ratifi3irte llrtunoe mub bern BrdIi.
benton Rooiebslt our4 BEN britiIden
gotI6after Ser6srt iibcrrei6t perben
ebe bic engliI6en MitgIieoer ees Sri.
6undls erndnnt tperben t0nnen.
poftraube.
peru, Snb., 25. 5ebr.
15iinf i9per betraSfnrte unp mas
tirte gGuber fprengten in ben pois
Gmtern bon Merico unb 3enper Die
@eloI6rGnte unb bemd6tigten ii9 res
Snbalts. sic ipurben BON BEN Be
fpobnern beobdftet, aber ni6t perfolst.
gtt6iIon, &ds., 25. 5ebr.
Der @elbI9rdnt Der Gait at6iion
goItoffice tpurbe BON @inbredern nit
9pnamit geiprengt. SnfoIse Der
Grplofon entitdno Geuer i'm Gebdube
unb idmmtIi9e poitia6en iuuroen Sers
fort. Die Ginbreher mubtsn pbne
geute bic Jluht ersreifen.
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Bolton, MlafI., 25. isebr.

Gine bielige 3situng >6eritbtet, baB
Die 2ebersrobbanblung BON 6. M0n9
e Cons in Observation-Disclosures
1T. Die 5irma lit nit 81, 100000 fas
pitaliIirt. Die Decentralization iols
len cine Miaion betragen. Die 5irma
bat, Der 3eitung 5ufolge, ibre Glduz
bigger nm 8erldngerung Der Sab
lunosfriiten oebeter.
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Streiter un b WlarI6Ille.

= tIEtttr u Il D IT q 7 q z.
@barleltou, gS. 8a., 26. Sebr.
3ipii6en etipa $50 Itreifenben Sob
lengrGbern uno 100 8unbesmarI9Gls
len entipann ii9 in Haleigb @ountp
Elm &f, bu Die &oblensrdber es
ni9t sueeben pollten, bab bic 8unz
besbeanten Ginbaltsbefeble iiberreiAs
ten. 8pn beiben Seiten ipurbe sez
fhoiien, a9t 9rubenarbeiter tpurben
setDbte. unb stpoif perpunbet. 8on
ben 8unbesmari9G0en tpurbe einSars
bigger getobtet uno brei ipurbcn ber.
tpunoet.
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g anfiers perb a ftet.

NIgUHtg Putl, II. 81 70. UeDr.
Der Yrdiibent 3pining unb Der
S6abmeiiter Cornell BON Der bante=
rotten Monmputb Sruit Gompanp
finb perbaftet porbsn. sic tperDen be-
icbuloigt, rie 9tuspeiIe Der 8ant ges
fGlI6t gu bdben. Sie tpurben unter
$4,000 reip. $4,000 giirgI6oft seiteat.
@pm sselbe Der 4rbeit.
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gueuit ShuIt uno feline 5rau be.
iuften geItern IbenO einen WtnSfen.
boQ uno lieBen lire beiben iiin9iteri
&in0er i'm Sitter bon s Wonoten ln0
2 Sobren inter Der 9lufiidt elmer dts
teren Sodter 5uriif lin 0titter'
noht fam Elm ,5euer 5um 9lusbruh
uno Die beioen fIeinen &inOer purhen
bonn Hauh eritidt.
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Der grobs Giiterba ,nbof Der at9is
ion, 5Opeta &c Santl Jesgdbn. an
"A. uno SidOrp Strab., brannts nebit
90 0it.rpogen nisber. Dlon ffdBt
ben S9oben auf msbr aIs 100000.
giels Der Giiiertposeu pdrsn nit Waos
ren belaben.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-31
ArapahO
And Custer County
Enjoying Uhprece-
dented Prosperity
5orrespondenee % DaI.y Leader.

Correspondence to Daily Leader.
Arapaho, okla, oct. 31.--Arapaho,
the county seat Of Custer county, is
pre-eminently the peer of western
Oklahoma towns; more cotton has
been brought here anA better prices
paid for same than at any point in
this part of Oklahoma; the wheat
corn oats and alfalfa crop has been
exceptionally good this year, and
these conditions exist, notwithstanl-
ing the fact that western Oklahoma
has been advertised TO the world as
the "semiarid district"
Monday il0 wagon loads of fat hogs
were marketed in Arapaho; Thursday
s cars OF hogs were shipped from this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-31
MENTAL TENSION. sszss
Hard 20 Realize the DihicuIty of
Keeping Natural Pose.

Hard 20 Realize the DinicuIty of
Keeping "a Natural Pose.
We never know how active our Inn
aginations can be till we let them out
or till they get the better of us for
some reason. A major in the army
recently admitted that when he went
into action for the first time he was so
scared that he did not know which
way was north but he had an over
whelming desire to reach it, wherever
1t was Yet, after six or eight battles
and after being wounded a couple Of
times, he regarded battles very much
as people hereabout regard the evening
fight at the Manhattan end of the
bridge, says the Brooklyn Eagle.
Cases Of wanting to run when bullets
fly are by no means difficult to find.
But a young soldier in Brooklyn con-
fesses 10 a more queer experience. His
regiment was I'm camp and had been
ordered out for dress parade, as usual
When lined up for inspection, every
man as stif as a ramrod and not a
white glove moving, this young man.
q lieutenant, began TO ask himself:
Suppose l should slip, or anything, to
break the quiet? Suppose | should
fall?' The idea OF falling kept grow
Ing in bis mind till before the inspec-
tion was over and the regiment was
allowed to use its feet once more he
could hardly keep on his legs and was
in a great sweat of agony from the
dread Of tumbllng over and making an
exhibition of himself.
People who have never tried il do not
realize how hard It IS to stand abso-
lutely still and yet appear interested
and at ease. Artists models succeed
at it. especially those in Italy, and will
hold a pose not too difficult fer an hour.
Actors when they group about the man
In the center of the stage, who is en-
joymg all the limellght--and how they
hate them for it-are required to keep
still, so as not to distract attention from
the great mans sayings and motions
and because they must group in such a
way as tc form picture and keep II
till it can be realized by the eyes In
front. But this enforced statuesque
noss is hard on the supes. They are
not used to 1t, When they are put IN
der the strain, and when as Roman
warriors they must stand at the back
without winking while Brutus or Vir
ginius or some other penderous person
unbosoms hjMself respecting love o.
politics, they are IN a small torture
One such last season who could no lon
ger abide it to listen to the soliloquy by
the bead man pitched over on his face
and had to be luggod out by the arms
TO the spelling Of he scene.
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point to the Fort Worth packing
houses. Arapaho pays better prices
for nogs, cattle, cotton and farm pro-
dues than any other town along the
Choetaw and Frisco roads. The cotton
gins are working day AM night; cot
ton brings S925 the hundred in lint
and s3,15 in the seen. and as result
of these exceptionally good prices over
1900 bales of cotton have been mar
keted at this point this season.
Custer county, as a whole. is pros,
perous it is also Democratic and prac.
tically unanimous for Hearst for
president
Custer county also has candidate
for congress, w d. Cardwell has an
nounced for the race and will carry
the support of not only his own coun.
ty, but also the majority of the west
and southwest counties Judge Card
well stumpel the territory last year
for Hon VIM Cross and did most eff
tectiVe work, Along this llue ana IN
this connection the friends Of Hon.
E. w Wilcox are strongly ulsi1g him
TO make the race for the legislature.
Judge Wilcox has been county attor-
ney Of Custer county for two terms
and is very popular with all classes OF
voters; he Is a rock ribbed Missouri
Democrat of the Jeffersonian type and
will. if he consents to make the race,
upt up fight that will be mighty hard
for the opposition 10 overcome.
Arapaho business interests are
fiourishing. the town is enjoying a
healthy growth and in fact the con
ditions in this short grass distric, are
conducive to both peace. health and
contentment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-31

(First published in the Daily Leader
October n. l903)
Application fer Liquor license.
Territory OF Oklahoma. County Of
Logan. IS.
Notice is hereby given that
c. w Casey and c NJ Casey
have this day filed in the office Of the
County Clerk. in Gnd for said County
OF Logan. their petition asking that a
license be granted them 70 sell a re.
tail malt sDlrituoua and ylnoua
liquors upon
southoas Y section 3l-i5-4 Spring
Creek township Of Town L0ckridge
in said County and Territory
II no protest be fled on or before
November 9, 1909
their petition viii be granted and
license issued.
Witness nay hand and the seal Of
said County hereto affixed this
goth day Of October, 1905
(sEAL.)
N. J. c. Johnson,
County Clerk
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A very pretty home wedding was
solemn'zed at the home Of the bride,
four miles east of Ponca City, on
Wednesday evening, October 2l. at
1880 O'clock The contracting parties
were MT Charles D. Edwards of Le-
banon Mo, and Miss Hattie Doughty
of Ponca City, the Rev. Scott Ander-
son Of Oklahoma City, officiating
Samuel w Castleberry and Miss
zellie L. Cummins, both of olive. l.
T.. were married by Judge Cordell OF
Chandler, at his Office Wednesday
morning
Mr. Omar Hulse and Miss Della NJ
Hartough, both of FL Reno, We're mar
ried yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock
by Judge Frame They will live in
El Reno
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WHY NOT RENT A SAFETY pa
POST BOX IN A MODEM STEEL
AND FEEL THAT FOUR
ARE sEcuREs FROM
q TO So PER YEAR PAYS FOR ONE.
ACCORDING TO s:zE. SEE THG
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK ABOUT
1T.
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Sixty
Thousand Men VIII
Go Out On a
Strike
CBy Associated Press)

New York, Oct. 31.-General Organ
izer Eichelbsrger of the Amalgamated
Worlmen's union of North America,
asserts that sixty thousand out OF the
seventy-eight thousand members a
the union viii. in all probability, go
on strike in sympathy with the two
thousand sausage makers and can
nefs who have quit in the packing
houses in Chicago for increase in
wages of twenty-five cents a day
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nnhien 60 80 sen.lcl..

Babies never get seasiek. have
carried thousands Of them in my time,
said an American line steward. accord
ing to the Philadelphia Record, "and
IN rough weather l have seen their fa-
thers, mothers, brothers and sisters
keel over like soldiers before cannon
ball; but not so with the babies
Whether it be rough or smooth at
sea, baby Is always an excellent
sailor-rosy, jolly and with the appe-
tite OF a horse. DO you know the ex-
PLANTATION Of this singular fact? 1t IS
as simple as the fact Is strange Ba-
bies don't get seasick because they are
accustomed 70 the rocking OF the era
die. That movement Is much Ike the
rocking OF a ship. A baby aboard ship,
therefore, Ia merely baby ia an un-
usually big cradle, and there Is nothing
odd to him about the rocking. for Y Is
what he has been accustomed q
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First published in the Daily Leader

First published in the Daily Leader
October 81 1903)
Duplication for Liquor License
Territory Of Oklahoma County of Lo
gan. IS.
Notice is hereby given that
George Byers
has this day fined in the office Of the
County Clerk, in and for said County.
his petition, asking that q license be
cranted him to sell at retail, malt,
spurious and vinous liquors on
Lots is and 10. in block S.. Fifth
ward in city Of Guthrie, in said coun.
ty and territory
If no protest be filed on or before
November l2th, 1905.
his petition will be. granted and
license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said County hereto affixed this
Both day Of Oc ober. 1903
N. J. c. Johnson,
County Clerk
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Try . bottle o. Maynower. Missouri's
Best bottled beer, is absolutely pure.
has delightful nayor. For sale u
wllliAEa Rarrlassrs.