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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

The interest here in the next Dem
ccrauc presidential candidate doe.
not aha.e in he least The strides be-.
ing made b the Hon. William Randolph
Hearst Is almost the sole topic of con.
yersatlon wherever politicians do con.
eregate Almos. every day bring
news Of his capture of some more del.
egates or Of some man OF prominence
IN the par y councils coming out for
him. The Parker men are thoroughly
demOralized and his band wagon here
is nearly ready to hang out a sign
standing room only" The old poll
tcians OF the party are dazed and do
mot know what to make of H. Hither-
70 they have always had things their
own way in fixing up conventions AMI
sending delegates.
They have just begun to realize that
the people Of the country are taking
hand in this affair and that hey are
nct ia f. They must either get out
OF the way or get run over In their
despair they are beginning 10 falk n
taxing a candidate from the south and
the names OF senator joseph W Bailey
of Texas, and the Hon John sharp
Williams Of Mississippi, the brllan
h.or leader Of the Democracy In the
house. are mentioned IN speaking Of
his natter to me the other day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

Hives are a terrible torment 10 the
iittie folks, and TO some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails Instant relief, permanent cure.
AZ any drug store. so cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30


A live bird shoot will be given to-
morrow by the Kiel gun club. Shots
from all over the territory are expect.
ed to be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

MITCHELL WILL DIRECT STRIKE.
(By Associated Press
Denver, Colo, March 35-John
Mitchell president OF the United Mine
Workers of America. win be 70 Denver
on or before April is. and 3 IS expect.
ed hat he viii take personal charge
of the rike OF the coal miners f the
state April rs marks the meeting II
the executive council of the American
Federation Of Labor in Denver This
meeting viii be attended by Samuel
Gompers and other noted leaders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

To- king into ms prayer Of petitioners
who want a route out OF Nashville,
Grant county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30
euthrIs roMel aunnIv-

Towels and aprons of all kinds fur
nished at very reasonable rates. See
me before you buy. Walter Hammock
Phone 527.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

Mightiest medicine made Scotch
Tone, at F. B Lille 4 Co.'S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30
WOULD YOU
INVEST

ESQ or more where IL is as safe as Bank ne
posits.
Where me earnings are always large and
where You can withdraw it al any time
through any bank OF express comrany
H. the United States Oh CanaCay
NOTHING ILLUSTRATES
MORE FOkCiBLN
2zz-~-azrsasa-.
ne advantage ot cooperation qs applied 20
CEREAL MuIUALS.
"lhe Modern Method of Speculation.
Ihen tae prohts paid investors. and fbe
last hat your investment can be cam
ceIte anc your money wlthorawu al
any time.
Write for Cereal Mutual Booklet, also
six months
Address
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30
Z Q c Q Q O 900 Q 90 @ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q c
File Your Wants.
9 Q c Q 0 O @ Q Q
wANTGp-MlscELLANEous.

GIN LOCATlON-Free gin site giver
in Castle Greek nation, Indian ter
ritory New town. excellent 10 ation
No gin there. Large crop assured. Cir
must be built al once Aadre.s
Smith Western Railroad 1ownsite e.
WeleetkG, /. T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

Hobart is already pic,urng 10 Itself
new water works plan ana court
house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30

A rural TOate inspector has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-30
ISBELL6 co.

7Oa Key 4 sHERMAN ST., CHlCAGOILL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

Nnnic Sbco oil GinlotbD Sugbe3,
Eruitee, @citicitc Der Eoppleton.,
nobe Baltimore StroBc, 1i.S12 bel
90, So.
@milp 5. Wioon at Sooie e. Mc,
GomoS, Oiticitc Der Hepublicon.
nobc Baltimore. StroBe, 10 bel 70,
@runo5ins $15, %llOO.
Clara Is. Eomb II. u, an Innn
@oltber, 2 @rrmOItiide, $500.
0opio %. Nclubolo II. u. an Otorp
). Sorrett, g}orOweitieitc Der Sonles.,
nobc Gorep.S troBe, 10 bel 70, @ro5.
$50, So.
2oltiie Oleiitcr at Sobn q. 0reiiel
IL. a., OIticitc Der @olie-, nobc Sli.
pcr-S trobc, 1924 bel 70, @runo5inS
$40, $3.50.
@pbroin, Nlott II. u. an Senrp
1inf, OItIcitc Scr 6remont-Nu, nabe
8oltermepcr Gucp, 1910 BET -,
$1,000.
Wotiloa @olucr5 II. u. an 9alla5
Wf. Sorriion mo Satin, Siiooitieitc
Der 2ittle WoutaomerD.S troBe, nabe
Gbino.NQen. Cos bel =, @runo5inS
1 Gent, $500.
@ltoenc 0lt0c Iltps an 3ooio z.
Moulsbp II. a., 1rtitee, mebrerc
8r,inoitiide, $3.50.
Sennic &. German Ii. u. on Gbas.
aobI un0 0ottin, Oitieite Der Yo.
turent.S traBc nabe Sairmolint -s(pe.,
1876 bei 10, @runb5ins $3S, $1,000.
6. @iaiom Sottler uno @attin at
Solpotore &. 6re Salpotore, Oitieite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
SciratbS. 9itcnScn.

Die foIgenocn SeirotbS 2icen3er
mliroen gcitern bonn Glerf oeS Cont
mon YGcos.@ cridts a~lsgeitelt:
Golporo Z. Gilet, %, ger. 751, She.
rioonltroBc, uno aoelino Granger
20. 9cioc BON @oibington 9. s.
@m. Q. 1cloucpcr, 26, Nr. 437.
OIt 2onpolcitrobc, unO Minnie NJ.
Eiofi, 81.
@lcnn u. @i0Ocl. q, mo Gpd Nc.
9oiictt. 10; gppjitant ". u. Sbrioer.
9tr. 700, Wcit Ycringtonitrobc.
Wm. Q. g8Copcr, %, 9tr. 81, YeInir.
Noenuc, uno GUu Sdott, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

StroBe, nobc Hort6 g(uenue, t3.5
bel so Sub, @runo5ins 500, $500.
StlliuS s.. &pmon, Grltitcc, an
@orbettn @crnton. , Cots, 500.
Scnrp e. &oeS(oop IL. u. an 3obt.
3. Meinefc, 9ioroieite oerlPulberrp-,
nobe SdrococritroBe, 10 bel II SUB,
@rlraO5inS $50, So.
George @SiQiom Settler un0 6roll
al Charles u. Sureid Of s, , 2otS,
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
per 9eat(6e gOrrefpOnOemt.
@ittwudj, Den Is, Mai 1904.
9Ot6ef0rOcrnne mad Ocm gnSlonOr,

GOi6ef6rOcrnng mad Dem guSlanSc.
auSlunoS : 8oit iijr ole nit Dem
81. Mai enoenoe ISOLDE ihlicbt lin
allen Salem III Dem 6oupt 8olt.
ante luie foIgt: Yodct |oit lit Of,
fen bon 9 llbr @ormitto0a bis 5 llbr
TodmittogS (auSgcnommcn Sonr-
togs); 8odet : Foit fir 0eutidlono
Id)lieBt nm II llbr @}outuQ Nlbenos.
Grams ItIont DE 8oit.
Wtittpo6 - 10 llDr NbcnoS, fir
8ranfreif, SiiO = europa, Ggyplen
uno 9ritii6 : SnbieuL per 0omp{cr
ga gretogne," pio Sabre CEoIt Iiir
onoere Gbeile Gitropo'a mlB per
Qompfcr ga 8rctagnc" ooreiiirt
lein).
Sreitog - 6 llbr Nbcuo8, iiir Git
ropo, per Gompfer v@biIoorlpbio,"
pto Ylpnlolttb uno G~bcrbolrg 4oit
iiir S6ottlono, 2ipcrpooI u1o 81.
Iono mlB per 9ompfcr oEbiloocl,
pbiu" oorciiirt icin) 7 llbr N6cnb8,
iiir europa, per 9ompicr ,Gompo,
nio," pio AllccnStomn.
Soft ii + @ ii D un0GcntraI
ImPrita a, @eitinOtcn etc.
Mittuo6 - 10 llbr g(bcn0s, fir
Cuba, per 9ompfer nNopono;" fir
Bermuda, per 0ompicr oIrinioao;"
'iir 9roiiIien, per Compiler ,@oItcrr
Erincc," pio Ternombuco, SSio 60
nciro mo SuntoS; iiir Curtis SIS.
Iono mo 81. Gomin0o, per 0ompicr
yGbcrofcc."
9pnneritog - 10 llbr a6enoS, fir
Neufunoluno, per Compiler nGoio.
limo" fir Suogllo u1O Soiti, per
0ompfcr o6lonorio."
6reitog - 1 llbr NoGmittogS, fir
Somoico, per 0ompicr bon Bolton,
Woii.; 10 llbr Ibeno8, iiir Curacao
uno &ellc5uela, per Gompfcr nNto.
rocoibo;" fir Borto &ico, per 9on:s
pier oYonce," Oio Gar Sllon; fir
2eetparo. mo @inoworo . Snielr.
9ritiib., SoaGnoiidy. mo SronS0,
lid 3 @uiono, per Compiler oGorib.
bee" fir 6ortune SSlono uno So.
moico, per 0onrpfer nSibcrio;" fiji
Gubo, per 9ompfer oWterico;" fiji
Brenooo, Erinioob. 9ritiib-, Sol.
l0noiidJ- uno 8ron50iiih Guiana
per Gumpfer nWtoroOol."
EoIt fir H%eufunolon0, oio 9for0.
SD0ncu, mo fir MiQlleIon, oio SO.
ltolt, i6IieBt bier tGglif INN 1 lin
NohnittngS; fir Glbu, pia Eompo
6lo., tGgli6 INN / llbr ytodmittog8
iiir Gotta Nico, SonOnruS utO @lto
tcntoIo, pio gten : Orleans, t0glid
I'M 8 llhr glbcnos.
Grams q ucific Gpit.
6reitug Z ltbr gbcnos, fir Gbi
nu un0 Sopor, pia Seattle.
Sonitog r. Z 1lbr gG6cnoS, fin
Ncuieelon1, a%ultrolien gtell . GoIc.
oonicn, Samoa unO &olpoii, bic
Son 6ton5iSco.
Yoit fir Die Ebilippinen . Snieln
oin Son 6ron5i@co, i6licbt bier tG0.
lid bis 5im 81. Mai 7 llbr Ibcno&.
g.. 0optcS @urftcIo,
EoItmciltcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
ghpa. Wphenheiner,s Nnne.

1884 Dit Observation-Disclosures II. Sbtos
Weine. 8eri1mmIlngslofuI r9crmanias
9oee 81; gIugcnl. glrb. sStr. lint. .8eretu
bon Sttsgnltimore" sYpilon GotcI. 8, =.
3. 81; rWetaunrb. suntUn 49,. SnIle 6u
berniieibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Sbomas s. gaEbor Company.

3empordrer 9efh ditspIIus
Rr. 220, Rei.-g ratt. etrake.
Wlr Iinb In ber Gage, Eampf. unb Baytr'
bet8una, Ionic So1ornds0 nmptrobreH. tuie trfi'
Der, bcr6uite1en. 9dmptfefelsGerfe trnroeu
Mot ouro Seuer befhdotgt. Dnnipffetfti,
Gampfmai6inen, Bumper etc. fir uHnIttfsibare
qiefering.
ri. 8ernon 1920. GonrtInrto 6A2
(San22, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Mnh. eerner,s Rrhnurnnt.

1909, YnnfsS trnbe,
ndbe Der b~itIidben Yoli3eiftntiun. 8ars
met 2uni6 BON ~ bis . ubr En6miitags.
@iebner'S uniibertreffIi6es 8ter am
Snpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
SruSnftcn-Marf

SrOSnftcn.M arft.
llntenItebenoe 9reiie bp5iebcn Iid)
muf ocn @n9ros.SonocI; fir Den
9leinbon6el mlB Elm entipred)eI6er
guiidIaa gemod)t lper0en.
6arm.8 t 90 ufte.
@ier, pro 0ubeno t614c. bis 1715c,
Butter, pro 8iuno:
Creamery Separator 20 bis %
Cream. @atb. Cream Is bis ri
Creamery Sanitation Is bis II
Sn. 9tortbneltcrn 2o0lc II bis t6
@eItern StorcsYodeo ~ bis 10
Creamery YrintS I Yfo. % bis -
Creamery YrintS Y BIO. % bis IT.
Mo, 30. unO go. YrintS 10 bis 16
creamery 9lodS, = Efuno % bis -
Hcllobirt, bette Marie 1S bis 10
Ncnouirt, bette Yrtnt5 20 bis
ScbenocS @ciliiQcI, pro Biuno:
oItc &iibucr i2I2c. bis 1876; iunac
Siibner, 5ruei YiunO unO mebt pc.
bis Doc; inter 5luei YiunO Doc. bis
30c.; 6riiGiobrsbiibner 2Sc. bis 35c.
@ntcn Toe. bis i2c. @6nic ic 40c. bis
Coo; SnubelL pro Your 20c. bis 25c.
Tr ii d) te uno q e III ii c.
&%artoifcIn, pro 9uid)el 500 bis
$1.20; meme aortoffcln, pro Sob
$3.50 bis $3.50; SiiBfortoffelt, pro
Sab 1925 bis $500; NcpfcI, pro
SoB $500 bis $3.50; Npfcliinct, pro
&iItc $500 bis $500; Sporgcl, pro
0ubcno $t,25 bis $3.50; 3ltder-
riiben, pro 9iinoel 4c. bis &C.. WeiB.
fobl pro Crate 1926 bis 1925;
Sellcrie. pro Crate 50c. bis $1.75;
@ltrten, 6loriOoer, pro 9orb $1.00
bis $t,35; bralGner 8obl, pro 8uidel
15c. bis Doc. aopfiolot, pro SolbfoB
SOC, bis 500; 3miebcln, Bermuda,
pro Grotc $1.75 bis $t.90; cgDpti-
ide, pro Sad 1926 bis $3.50; iungc
@rbien, pro &orb 500 bis $3.50;
griinc 9obnerl, pro &iite $t.25 bis
$3.50; Spinot, pro 8uidel Doc. bis
35c.; 6riibiobrS g 3miebeIll, pro 100
$1.0O bis $t.25; tomatoes, pro Gar.
rier $1.75 bis $40; @ohsbobnen,
pro Sorb $3.50 bis 1925; Grobee.
rem, pro Gilort &c. bis t2c. MnonoS,
pro Crate $500 bis $3.50.
Groceries uno 8rooiiio.
Sal5fIeii6, pro 8funb: feline Gil
gor.Gureo S6infen TIE; 0roBe
Sll9or-Gureb Sdinfen ttAc. Goli.
%forllier Sdinfcn SIG; Sugar.
Gureo 9ruititiife 9Hc.; Sltgor.
Gllrco Sdliltern sac. troden geiol.
5enc Seitenitiidc 7Mc.; trodcn aeioI.
5cne Seitenrippen 7Ac.; Speficiten
Sc; reineS ShmoI5 IN SierceS 7Hc.;
trofet gciol5ene SduItern 7Ac.;
Spcdidultcrn Sc; MeB.S dpeine.
fleii6 $t4.50 pro SoB.
Ioffinirter 3udcr, pro 8frnb:
9cuiirfe(t 5.61Hc.; puloerilirt
5,0112c.; Stonooro %grunnIirt
4.91Ac.; fem grouulirt 4.91Hc. F.;
Grpitul ", 4.91Hc Columbia VI,
4.6612c.; 0elber u, 4.05c. bis 4.40c.
@eroiteter aoffee; 6. g. g., 100
Bfb. &iiten 1115c.; 6. 8. g., 60Bf6.
ailten 11.60c.; 6. 6. g., 36 YiO.
aiiten t0.70c.; reiner SABA 32Hc. /;
bis 33c.; guterSnbo 30Iac. bis 34c. ;
reiner Woda 301a bis 3tc.; Saba
ilnO Modo, gcmiift, 90 bis 2S1ac.;
Saba, geiniift, 261a big &c. reiner
Waracoibo 231a bis 24c.; reirer 60
@ltnpro 23H bis 24c.; reiner Son.
toS 81 bis 2112c.; Sontos, genildt,
1872 bis 20c.; &io, aenniibt, 90 bis
201ac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
4it %Oerfaufen:

9peift1diee Sdufer NIT 6 3inner at Der
Strobe, 8iutibet 9uGtinoreStr nllo Suira
mulntsIbertle, q~reI5e1o 1n ButterfonsRarf.
Siefe 8duier b1ben bic ~teueften Serbeiieruits
gen, cenlentirte Seller lrtb 91fe, Winrnors3reps
Sic Srcoe.struBe 1T nit Ditrifi5irten @ndfteis
nelt 9epflGitert 9. 3. @nllagbsr. 9auiniers
nebnter, 4r. 2S0S, Snirmunnt'Aurnuc. Sie
oorbei. Q2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

30f ct. Ranl.strnee, @ilbrrt & Subufun.
Senoet bot lpelen Der gr6fteu lifte bon tpiitis
fdenstuertbeiten 8lIferu in Der Staot uno ben
Scrftdbten. Bum 8ciuobnen ODER ais 6apitaI.
nnlage. (Oini3-Suni3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Tiir Tamen.

9as Eclectic amen-S dneiberigitem
III leint AZ IerHen. foitet lebr penta. uno III
cine auto Grfpdtuib fir Gie BET Der Inferiianng
ShhIer iGr MbenSiiaiIen peroen a~fiaenommen.
Neden gleotnaungeit penoe man fn an
D. pubers, Rr. zig. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Siuf's Sutel,

1924 StsguItiinore-e trabe. - 8irtner an
Serren Sli Ocrmieibeit. - IseinIfe 8etrdnfe
NH gSeine. .@aDs&ie tps Sraiierei "sgter.
SerfnmmtIungSlpf1I nSitsGombaroftr. Srts
nerlu. gaus uno 2eiboerein". 9bef.s3eI.
1924 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

{ 202f 9anturs 9Oenlie,
/ Sduptaunriier hes ySeNensD armttioters
[ gereins," n@nrtieln : Rr. = Inherit : 8ers
{ etns." rGoIumhias0iitr. "a, 8. u.s9., ="
/ D@onrt Sort Wtc6enrD, s. Of a." @ieB'
{ ner's 9ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Steaengeiudc.
Gtcncncfmm:

StcIc9cfndl:
Gin Irhiteit, in Seutihlanb nfuoemifd &c
Sranlrei6, 9eIGicit, 9entfdlanb. Glrndnieu II.
@pDpten, Rrimu SduIs ino 8rariss Senqniile,
tubt erttfredenbc Stellung. Wlun %aorefIte: ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

1900 BIod, Acknowledgements, SItfeite, uobe
oer yloribs% sloenue; 3peiit6die; ySiueu"sSronte;
plnrIturs Seftntfe, Observation-Disclosures MOS
betfr icittte'' Sebtngnneen. stoeHt bor"1 pts
4 llbr an Crit mo Steue.
parlau e Gun,
(129-) Nr. 314, St. YuuLStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
9Ibam 0lnpp,s NcItanrnnt.

1104 Nor0sGen tral sgIncnnc.
Scr pGorooIt Snmcripibrcnoe 91us
berein BON Baltimore" oeriummcIt fi6
bier ieoen Wouta9. - Geo. 8rebm'S Bier
am 8apt nab Oeuti1er grt oireft bonn
Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
Otto @unerls OlsNanrant.

1441 NorosG enfralsg IDc., ode Oliberssir.
Sauptpuartier Der ng8iIbeIm 3eu 2oge
een ieoen Montae Nbeno. - Seiniie Sc.
trdnie. @drmer 9unfb tdeIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

Sentfhes Observation-Disclosures irran,
Rr. 2i9, Glib. z harp. strahe, unter Der Mufitbt
Der y9eltf6en @efeuf1aft". - Sieieniaen, bic
beutf6e Sanotuerier. arbeiter uno Stenitboten
5u bei6dftigen ipiinIten, ipulen ii6 pert6nIidb
ooer in franiirten Nrtefeu an ben glgenien Der
@efeHf6aft SnBann .. WieAer, Hr. 2t0, Glib
G~berpsetraRe, iuenoert, tpeIder uucntgeltIi6
Miisfrnft ertbeiLen miro (Sun2S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18
3u %berfanfen.


9rei3ebn febr frcnn6li6e 5iuelItbdiee Rbbn,
bdufer i'm 1000 @lod ber SIinersSirube, 0ftli0
bon Gu5ernesS traBe, nit bitrifi3irten 3ieaelfteis
men eeptlaiiert, cernentirte Seiteu9Gnee lno
&eler, ole mooer1en 9e1uentIi6leiten. Hdd)Sus
frnaert bel Sobn u. Sfilpp, 222, ct. 9anl.S Str.
(glpril4 iWio&So)
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@crlanst int I%qsemcincu.


Mott nHo So1ie.
Gin Sanoiucrfer, Wietnuarbeiter, nit ltetigcr
9trbeit ipiinfdt 9oaiS uno 9ef6itigrne bel eiicr
Der. sSreiie: ",sor SoarS 2t,% G SgTS ton
bteics 8lattcs. U3S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

81, II. WutTNIuHWe NNHC,
Nurboit@de 8ougbs uuo GuroliuesStraBe
S1uptannrtier oes gnpernsNtdnterburs".
R.sS.s@d Sougbs mo Garulineiir. 8ers
{ eiH"sherinmmIing icoen Sonneritag glbeno.
{ Neue Ylitglieber ipiufummcn. Bpr5iiqs
Ii6eS Bier oer acknowledgements i'm 3apf.
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gu berfnnfen:
Gine quite GorrefpOnoente "sJfoute. gtad5Is
frnaen In Rr. 707, Mulbertg. Str. Q06-)
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6. 9piat's Safe,

" UUIWI VWWNI
gIr; il2O bis l122 2aTltoro.aeenis.
Saue uro Sommeraartcn biuio 6i oers
mictbcn, 1llter 8Ine fir gluitcrnrbiter.
Setutte @etrdnIe. Sreis4ooI. 6. & -
9cIepbor - ut. BerItun 1850 o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-18

llntenIteben6e 8reiie be5iebcn fid)
muf Den @ngroS.Sonocl fir oeu
9Ieinbonoel mlB Elm cntipred)eIloer
IufibIoa gemod)t lper0er.
6urm.B t 90 ufte.
Gier, pro 0ubeno t614c. bis 1715c.
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-01-07

gazing into it's beautiful amber
depths Mr.. Lem Kornegay offered
the following toast: ''Here's to Our
wives and sweethearts. may our
~weethearts be u wives, and our
wives our sweetheaTta be-" After
appropriate t,asts by Miss Frank
English of the &. F. c., Miss Dora
Carraway Of L.. F. c., Mrs. Cohen,
Messrs. Grady and Blackley, the
parry retired to the parlor, where
the minutes flew by all too quickly.
It was with reluctance that the
happy leap year crowd said good
night.
!, Among out Of town guests present
were Misses Ida. fiankins and J. =
Raudpt, of Wilmington; Nr. Ed" ::
FDeans, Of M urfreesboro; Miss Slitut
and brother, of Faison, and Mics
Grimes, Of Bethel.%
e. NJ. 3.
MI. Olive. Jan. 4, 1904
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Washington, Jan. 4.-The South
Dakota bond suit, which is to be
argued before the Supreme Court of
the Unit: Stsstes this week. will
hardly 10 reached until Friday.
Rome, Jan 4.-There is a per-
sistent ruinor that Germany will in
terpose betwe n Japan and Russia
and proffer her gooi Offices as med
iator. There IS now an optimistic
feeling in political circles where
there was considerable alarm up to
tod ".
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Toxic, Japan, Jan. 4.-Gov. TAFT,
of the Philippine Islands, arrived
here to-day aid was officially well
coined. He will remain three days.
United States Minister GIiscom will
give h,.n a dinner and reception,
and the Emperor and Empress will
give q private audience and lunch
con. The distinguished visitor also
will be entertained at dinner hv the
!wrN fnfsdh
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JAPAN.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
One can hardly contemplate the
picture Of the empires wons ierful
progress since it's recent war with
China without being remin ded of
how much greater It would ha re been
had not Russia, the arch ,narplot,
directed Japan's subsequent efforts
and resources into the channels OF
war instead Of into the indnstrlalism
of peace. 1t was the full intention
nf the islanders to use the great In
delnnlty exacted from China for the
promotion Of Industrial enter prise.
and had 1t not been diverted to the
purpose Of composing the revenge
which has since been ranking in
every Japanese breast, the shores of
eastern Asia, instead Of being blight
ed by the Upas tree of Russian az
erosion would have witnessed a re-
viyal Of tradal energy and prosperity
such as would have reused the orient
from its sleep Of centuries.
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F. Arlington,
Dental Specialist.
GOldsbOrO, N. G,

dOIuSDOTO, N. =.
Treatment confined exclusively to
diseased gums, specially that very
prevalent and hurtful disease known
as Riggs disease, and recognized by
swoole.i, bleeding gums, loosened
teeth and fetid, breath. Treatment
is mild and of short duration, but
effective. One treatment of one sit
ting Is all that is requisite in a large
majority of eases Most extreme
Cases Of bl,r,dan pus discharge from
gums, and worst type Of tainted
breath can be checked in q limited
period, of time, and without the u&e
of internal remedies o. severe local
The sun., 1904-07-31

from overplay and excitement, and IN that
instance had been attacked with muscular
cramps. The trouble was only O tenn
porary one. and after a short rest she again
took up tournament play, and so success
fully that she won the women's champion
ship in the next two years. 1891 and 1892
Her nerves were never very strong, how
ever and but that Miss Roosevelt would
not press the matter Miss Cahill would have
been disqualified in 1901 for resting twenty
minutes after the third set.
collapse from overtraining, or an un-
due mental or physical strain, is unknown
in the history of womens golf champion
ships. A woman who has reached the
final after a successful struggle in a series
of hard matches may not play up to the
game that has won the earlier matches,
but there is no instance on record In which
she has not made brave attempt to win,
and If beaten 1t has been only from fatigue
Of body. The nervous system has not
betrayed her.
notable instance of an unexpected de-
feat to be laid to what athletic trainers call
staleness marked the final Of the women's
golf championship of 1ss9 in which Miss
Underhill, now Mrs. White, defeated Mrs.
c. F. Fox by 2 up and to play. Mrs. Fox
was then at the top Of her game and would
probably have won had the two met earlier
in the tournament. But while her opponent
had met with none but easy matches and