davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07

nile,llllklla, gdybywlledlal
foddam ~ Jana;;5alez=zan
IA 6w. Bartlomieia ME bede
mial ola tego dobrze rob-,
IS nina kark wlazi ] grozi, ]
dotrzyma, 20 jak ME
zap}ace "a pietna5cie dni, to
mi zabierze wszystk'o, GO
imam, j pu5ci na mr6z v g.
Idnej koszuli.
- Coz tn zrobicf7 zappyy-
tala iona.
So Alboz ia wiems Cd
powiedzial Euczkowsh.
= Czy ME moznaby gdzie
:pozyczyc, chocby M wie1ki.
W Co. #lsE ~ S4$EtH
procent?? - m6wila Magdale-
ma. - Jakby6 byl zabieglej-
sly j choial postarac sic, to-
by6 mozs j znalazt. Siedzac
to j my6lac, mic ME wymy-
6lisz.
- Przesta6ze 2 temi bab-
skiemi radami = krzyknal
maj zniecierpliwiony.
|Gdzie p6jde? do kogo sic u
dami gdzie bede szukal takie-
go glupca, CODY mi dal ma
COLE sfowo? Chyba cheese,
zsbym gdzie ma trakcie "a
siadf 2 palka j %pierwszego,
co jechac bedzie, napadl j
|obdarf, Innego 6rodka niema,
i ia czuje JUL stryczek ma
szyli.
Cicho! cicho! uspok6j
sic, DO ktos stanal pred kar-
czma = rzek}a Ma5dalena.
= A tax, taxi stana} pred
karczma i wypije w6dki "a
try grosze - m6wii Kuczko-
wski 2 gorzkim nsmiechem.
A tn ME zajedzie, zeby
zanocowac, cokolwiek dac "a
rcbic. Zeby to pioruny zatrza-
sly take rzemioslo i take
|zycie, kt6re uz zbrzydlo.
(Giag dalszy nastapi.) "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07
Wielh CLEAR.

Jedyna : najwiekszych oplat ludzi
BIZ dnich klasy pracujacej, sc Gig
gle rachunki doktorskie. To spowo.
dowa}o nedze Y wielu familiach.
Dls takich xnajjomo66 odpowiednie.
60 lekarstwa domowego, ma wielkq
warto6d. Oprdcs tego many tysia-
ce familii, mleszRajacych tax dale
10 cd doktor6w j aptek, ze otrzy~
manic natychmlastowej pomocy les
karskiej jest niemozliwem. Jak vie.
lu zn6w jest takich, kt6rzy maja
wszystko pod rek4s, . mimo to op}a-
kuja strate swego malzehstwa, kt6-
rego zycle mogfoby bye ocalone,
gdyby sic byli postarall 0 pomoc
lekarska! Te wypadh sc zawsze
smutnem1 przygnebiajacemi Ola
tych, kttrzy tego ME uezynili. To
Z pewno6cia jest dobra nauka ola
wielu, ale Go trzeba czyniicc?:" "a
pyta jeden.
Najpierw trzeba uwazat ma stan
swego zdrowia. Doswiadozen1e ME
jednokrotnie przekona}o mas, ze
ldzieki uwadze zwyk}ego naszeggo
rozsadku / baczenin wszelkich niez-
nosnych iniebezpiecznych chor6b.
Zwazajcie ma sw6j og6lDy stan
zdrowia. Jezeli wstajac rano ozujje-
ole sic o~ciezalymi, znuzonymi o
spalymi, jezeli macie nieznosny,
gorzki smak " ustach, jezeli wasz
i jszyk jesc oblozonY flegmaa, ME "a
niedbujcie tych objaW6W. Cos wan
ME dopisuje. Me jeste6cie zdrowi.
Znl,sajjdtziecie sic na prostej drodze
do ohoroby. Uwazajcse! Wasz sy-
stem potrzebuje opieki. Rozpooz.
nijoie natJchmiast. lec.enie J po.
moo3 ORA Piiotra Gomo1o. Butelka
tego lekarstwa kosstuje snac.niiel
SIs&TIS%T&3SSG5 2% @&ASA&sGH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07
Okropn||a||' =!
.zbrodn!ial


. uhrndnia
Gag daisy
- PosIaIam Is % OWES
j bu1ki=do miasteczka; 8. Cd
nowiedziala iona.
IA %? krzyknal
MAJ. mogla6 ole przecie
domy6lee, Is wien, czego y
domu niema "a ostatni
qrosz kupie. zeby pioruny
zastrzasly to babskie rzadyl
Zawsze chceaz mie6 wiecai
rozumu odemnie. Daj mi
kieliszek w6dki bonn pre-
ziabl.
No, no, ME halasuino
tax. DO niema czego. - odpo-
wiedziala iona tonem moe
nym i pewnym, q idac do
szafkii podaiac mezoWi w6d-
lie; doda}a: - Me spadnie ci
korona z glowy, gdy p6idziesz
sami konia wyprzezesz. Prey
ssli6my do tego, ze ia sauna
pomyie wynosze, choc ME
do tego sic urodzi}am, to i ty
uslugui sobie sam, kiedy6
siebie i mnie do takiei biedy
przyprowadzi}. Kto Gle VIE
dial, 10 masz "a co kupic O.
VISA i 10 bedziesz Q tenn pa
metal. Mic 8 iednem zapo-
mnia}eS j nie zrobi1e6 0 czem
trxeha hv}o pamietac ! co
trzeba by}o zrobit. To i to-
! mv6la}am, ze v tym klo-
,oo;. - kt6rvm no;acha}a6
zanononisz takze.
Przesta6 iuz do licha,
r0oL1 NOS nod kt6rvm
w;ao6 o}oa :; a;1a mor.lna 10
nv m;.la n1zawape. = Roz-
+arkota}a6 sic. lax ko}owro-
tex. >, mnie teraz ME do.
.nrzeczek. k;edym elodny !
= ntrapieniu. : kt6reqo dia.
hi w;odza iak wide.
Vice n;c mia wzk6ra}e6.
;al zavaza9- zanvta}a Mag
dalena.
.1azc m6w;. da; ~; GO.
-- L-.uL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07

.Zniecisrpliivilo.'qna .ttuppnela i
gs dodala:: COZ m6Wn zgga.:
fdajze, 30 mnis taxa niecier--
Ipliwo6c biorze, H..
q 60! przerWal maj,
hadac lyzke ob'ceierajac Va:
sy.
Ze mi sic chce przeklat
to godzine, " kt6rej "a ciebie
|poszlam odpowiedziala
Magdalena choc ojciec j
matka m6wii mi: ME idz, DO
on Gle do nedzy przyprowa-
.dzi, 9 my Gle ME wyratuje-
my.
tax sic stale, jak powie-
dzieli. Teraz przedemna tylko
torba j XII, i mic. swiecej.
- A wiesz dlaczego? 81.
rzekl maj wstajac, oto dlate-
-%E@# 49, L@,aga Z5.re ESa 49, , /.
go, re rodz;ce twoi ME byli
takimi rodzicami, jak trzoba;
re i'm sic uroilo wydac ciebie
tax, zeby6 siedzia}a 2 zalozo-
nemi rekami; ze bieiny czlo-
wick, kt6rego chcia}as, wy
dawa1 i'm sic ME bozem stwo-
rzeniem j powiedzieli sobie:
|jak sic uprze j pojdzie, to jej
znac ME chcemy j ME pora-
tujemy nigdy. Tvs zrobila
pc swojemu, a oni robili tax
ze, jak powiedzieli, j wyparli
sic wlasnego dziecka. A choc
widzieli, ze ia sic staram jak
moge, ably do czego5 przyj6c
il mice kawalek chleba, choc
widzieli, 10 mi sic ME udaje,
ze kiedym zadzierzawil kolo-
ME, to mi sic ME obrodzilo i
bydlo wyzdychalo; ze kie-
|dym wzia} propinacye " mia
steczku to j miasteczko jimmie
|ogie6 z~niszozyl, jednak ME
%poratowali mnie Wtenczas,
kiedy jeszcze mogli j kiedy
trzeba bylo poratowac, i nc
20 cieszyli sic, zef ty przy-
|chodzi}a do nedzy, kt6ra
przepowiadali. "a to tel Pan
Bog ich skaral: przyszla j ma
Mich choroba i taxi sam POI
lar, j pomarli " biedzie, do
kt6rej byliby pewnie ME
przyszli, gdydy sic byli po-
dzielili mieniem SVEN z toba,
j podah mi reke wtedy, kie-
dym m6gl j siebie ratowac j
ich upadajace gospodarstwo
podtrzymac. Przeklinaj vice
sobie kogo cheese, ale ME
mnie j ME te godzine, W kt6-
rel "a mnie poszla6.
-. Cicho badz j ME gadaj
o tenn, ~odpowiedziala Magda-
lena podnoszac glove. - Go
= wozu spadlo, to przepadlo;
. kto stoi pred Bogiem, to
mech sic jul tam sam rachu-
je, jak vie, . my 60 Mo 81
dzmy. Powiedz lepiej, co ci
szwagier m6wil.
"A coz? rzekl maj
m6wil, re 6wiety Jan ME da-
ie nikomu pieniedy, kto ich
ME umie zarobic, albo wyko-
pac.
Selma! .mruknela
4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07

~ Ia CO SELMA? odpoWie--
dial Iuczkowski, ze mi po-
hogl wtenczas, kied5ym przy:-
szedl do niego bosy L dziura-
al. Y kabacie, Wypalonlleelm1lli
przez pozar? ze mi dal diva
1tysilace sGzeStset z'lltotych "a
Isaplacenie q caly rok 2 e
karczme na zagospodaro-
wanieell
- C(,zy to dla niego wiesllkltaa
rl ,De sesby ieszcz'e p6r s'lIl'l
Saczekal mn6Wila Magdale-
n ~
~
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24

Mr.. Bridges testified that he
saw the boys pass his house that
night, and remembered them COM
ing back; said it was a bright
moonlight night.
Miss Satterwhite was next
placed on the stand, and was ask
ed about the statement she made
to Judge Watts and County At
torney Harris. Miss Pryor was
called and asked about the same
conversation.
Judge Watts was next placed
on stand. He testified to having
been in the room with Harris at
the time the statement of girls
was made.
Ernest Cook testified to having
seen Burton the night of the al
legged crime, and having seen him
with a box of candy.
Court here adjourned until Sat
urday morning.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

Special to Palestine Herald:
Athens, Texas, Sept. 24.-The
court opened at l o'clock, and the
examination of witnesses contin-
ued.
Mr.. w. NJ. Broyles was the
first witness on the stand. Cues
tons were propounded to him
concerning the locality of the al
legged crime; the character of soil:
the lay of the land surrounding
the spot. He explained the con-
dition of the city of Palestine con-
corning lights, and estimated the
number of lights there were on
the route between the Rip Cook
bridge and the place where the
the crime was supposed to have
taken place.
Mr.. Morris was next placed on
the stand. He testified as to hav-
ing been out to the place and to
the conditions surrounding.
Mrs. Parkhill was the next wit
ness. She testified to havip9 pad
a conversation withthe TIVE yoS
ladies after the alleged crime. Mr..
Parkhill followed, and his testi-
mony was the same.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24
BURTON
TESTIFIES.

Arguments Will Be Made in Case
Monday.
Special to Palestine Herald:
Athens, Texas, Sept. 24.-The
court opened at $3.50 this morning.
The witnesses examined were Mrs.
Stafford, Warren Lattimer, Mr..
Burton, Jos. Briggs, Mr.. Nc
Donough and Pickens Burton, the
defendant. The examination of
witnesses will end this evening or
early Monday morning, and the
case will probably go to the jury
Tuesday morning.
Several witnesses for state were
excused today.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24
ELLA sATTERwHITE CROSSED BY
DEFENDANT.

ELLA sATTERwHITE CROSSED BY
DEFENDANT.
Nobody was present at time told
my sister-in-law about the trouble.
The next person told was Mrs. Pryor,
Elias mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong
brought up the subject. The next
person talked to about it was Judge
Harris; it was at my home. Constable
Perry was present; it was or O'Clock
Saturday; Judge Harris, Mr.. Perry,
sister-i law, brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong were present; 1 can't sayahow
long it was; l mentioned it only to
Judge Harris after that; it was the day
we went to the court house; went in
a cab; Mcdonald and brother went
with me; don't remember the day it
was; we were in Judge Harris, office;
Judge Harris and Judge Watts we're
present; it was Mr.. Strong and not
brother that went with me; can't say
how long we talked-might have been
twenty minutes, might have been
more. spoke next to Mr.. West; was
at my house; brother and sister were
present; believe it was Thursday.
saw Mr.. .Dashiells at Mr.. Strong's same
s.. -a..d- lrs- ssr5ng7, Ella,ny--
SEN and Mr.. Dashiells were present;
next saw Mr.. Dashiells; don't know
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24

CONTINUED ON PAGE 6.)
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-24

sen and Mr.. Dashiells were present;
next saw Mr.. Dashiells; don't know
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
suslnEss MEN ARg FoR PARKER.
(FroP, the. Brooklyn Daily Eagle

the Brooklyn Daily EaRle)
distinguished
confidence the
mplsn as follows
decided
,ha Judge Parker is
him 20 the presidency
naturally under observation
in incidental
W my
White House have regarded President Rooe
,et as perhaps the
equally that these interests thoroughly
decidedly conservative tendencies
mind the financial interests Of the
nothing whch would nduy dis
tub this
renters that with Judge
white House Republican
uen position with
president
either house
support
distinctions
t the thing
president all the his
the legislative judicial
rhis think Why
prefer
certainly Republican
control perhaps
remain Republican
behind
he
Democratic
inclined Republican president but who nvs
disposions
financial interests win undoubtedly labor earnestly foF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
A KANSAS Rep9ellcAN.
Says He Woulr yste Against bigger
isn Were He Here.

The following conversation was
heard on ;he street yesterday between
a prominent business man Of Guthrie
and man from, Kansas
u think that ! shall wsit until after
election TO buy property. My homo in
Kansas is good enough for me. but
would like to move to Oklahoma. How
ever / understand hat there are
many negroes IN Office here and that
there is ring formed to appoint ne
gro deputies in offices. ! believe it
would be n poof investment to buy
property IN such town and shall
wait"
Yes you are right own a good
business location in Guthrie and
would like TO sell IT, But I can't now
The NEGROES are running Guthrie"
'Well' said the Kansan," ] am a
Republican and VIII 10 IN the old sun
hower state to vote for Hoch and
Roosevelt but If I were here I would
dead sure vote the wnrte mans ucket7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
NO TINE TO LOSE.
e. Reno Eiks viii Have to Hurry II
sA They Get the Building.

EtsReao, Okla, Nov. 2.-otto Shut
tee returned fropi St Louis last night.
Mr. shuttee says that the Oklahoma
building at the Worlds fair will te
sold this week and that nc hopes the
El Reno Eiks will buy II
Il can be bought at a price which IS
almost equivalent TO finding IT, The
building is,a two story structure,
70x72 feet in size, and it would make
an elegant home for the Elks of this
city. But prompt action viii I've need
ed, as the Elks Of tWc or three other
cities of Oklahoma are fgurlns on its
purchase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
GRAFT IN RUSSIA.

According 70 an accounts that come
from The Inside graft is one Of tho
creates, obstacles with which Russia
has had 20 contend in meeting the DC
mands of her war with Japan How
many lies nave been sacrificed
through the dishqNesty OF hieh ofri-
cials 90 whom was entrusted the
preparation of he war branches Of
the Russian government is heyond
computation II is notorious that the
terrible condition OF the Port Arthur
fee. was traceable directly to diver
sion sf funds designed f1r the equip
ment and supply Of that branch Of The
service. while the pictures which reli-
able correspondents with the Russian
army have drawn OF the inadeluacy
of tne hospital service and OF the med
ical corps have staggered belief
A ST. PetersbOrs cable 20 the New
York Sun shows how official graft
reTmeates every department q Rus
sian ohiciadcnl q the detriment Of
;he men a, the froat This ;c'Is that
recently G ari Duke Serge. governor
Of MoscCw, summoned w. Morozoti.
fhe greatest oprl3yer Of labor in Rus.
sia. 20 ais palace ani told him he
must subscribe more TO the army and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

other war iequ'ren ents NJ Morozofi
replied that il he did 80 contribute he
must have representatives, on the ad-
ministrative board to insure HAT all
the contributions we-e lppllcd To pa
triotic purposes With a fine show
Of wrath, the srana duke demanded
to know what he meant Tho manu-
faoturor relrel that he had given p
million rouhles worth Of bis cloth for
The NanchuIim army at the com.
menccment u the war. and since then
ne had seen TIC same cloth beng sold
in the Mos'o.y shops.
There was an aLgry demand from
his higb and niehuness for an apol-
ogy. lud threat that unless te gave
it NJ Moroloff wouli ct once l'c given
his passports and compelled to quit
Russia. As TO such apology was
forlhcomins the passports we're sent.
Before leaving the manufacturer gave
orders mat all his factories should be
shut down, tlms throwing $4,000 per.
sons out Of employment.
Of corrse. in the chaotic conditions
now prevailing IN Russia the shutting
down Of these mnnense Interests
would be highly dangerous. her ce the
higher authorities at ST. Petersburg
took hand AMI NJ. Morozoff remains
in Moscow
Temporarily at least For in a gov
erEment ruled iy .he grand duoal
class it is not conceivable that he viii
be gi'en auy peace since ne has man
ifested DISCO sition to oppose the
grand ducai perquisite. graft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
A con,oIiment From Haniord.

Kansas City Times
Charles 1anford. the actor who APP
peared in Don Caesar de BaIan, be
fore the ladies Of the Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Federation Of Wo-
mems Cubs at Guthrie. said privately
after the performance that from pit to
gallery he hal never seen a finer audi
cnce, Ealdsorner women nor finer
gowns. Every man in Oklahoma viii
ind0rse Mr. liaufcr1's statement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
Jupae pARkeR sHoULp coME wesr.


Cubeon Editor The Advertiser peavan H. in Brooklyn
Illinois fairly good all things
he quaenR
get together as viii win both
the state be able
much enthusiasm tell tho
fact that politics rather OF the poll
can things the interests OF certain
factions of party traditions and preoedents
present Of which the Republicans 'a much should
discussed in this and revealed in its uu
eh We shoid lffe thousands unemployed
couy have skes and how the in
with tho increase n the prices OF all the nece
siies o
is my judgment India
naus Louis Chicago other cities
not primarily the chance him
ard get acquainted all right
With those Of the nc is
beyond published tina; he the Democratic candidate for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
rHe REPuelloAN PosITIoN
ON STATEHOOD

Headquarters Itepublican Territory
Committee. Guthrie, July 8, 1903.-We
lesire to repeat that the Republicans
Of Oklahoma arc absolutely united ir
favor Of statehood for Oklahoma, and
against the Democratic scheme Of SIN
gle statehood They adhere to The plat
form upon whi3h they elected their
present delegate. and protest against
being refused admission until ,he I'M
certain .ime when the affairs Of the
indian territory viii warrant a ccndt
lion Of statehoC1 there From tie
Address Iesue by the Republican Ter
ritorial Committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
TERRITORY COTTON.
Movement Heaviest In Years-Half is
Picked.

hrdmore, !. T., Nov. 2.-All railroad
lines in Iniian territory have concen.
trated a big amount of cotton and the
movement the past week has been the
heaviest for years. II is reported that
about 50 per cent Of the crop has been
marketed 10 late throughout the terri.
tory The late crop is being material
ly improved by hot dry weather and
the output will be the largest in the
history Of the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
Mothers Praise II.

Mothers every where praise One
Minute Cough Cnre for the sufferiugs
It has relieved aud the lives Of thei.-
little ones It has saved A certain
cure for coughs. Group and whooping
cough A. /. SpalIord Postmaster. of
Chester, Mich says: Our little girl
was unconscious from strangulation
during a sudden aud terrible attack Of
Group one Minute Cough Cure quick
ly relieved and cured her and can
not praise il too highly" One Minute
Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes
breathing easy. cuts out phlegm
draws cut inflammation. and removes
every cause Of cough and strain on
lungs Sold by J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
ASKS FOR HIS RELEASE.
Lewis ,arber Rebels ct Being Kept in
the County Jail.

El Reno, OKLA, Nov "A few days
ago Amos Daniels was deputized b.
Sheriff Ozriun to arrest Lewis Barber,
colored. on charge Of rape The ar
Iest was made in Chickasha and Barb
er was brought to jai; in this county.
This morning he was taken to King
fisher. under writ of habeas corpus.
He claims that Daniels had no juris-
diction in the Chickasha nation, and
he asks his release on those grounds.
Good yin 8 Reed are his attorneys, and
AIR Reid is in Chickasha today attend
ing to the case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

Dun and H,aistreet report business
better than a. any corresponding sea
son of The year for years past The
country evidently feels confident that
il is TO have safe and sane" and
economiea, Democratic administration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

Official reports from the seat Of Was
in the Far East 60 to confirm the
theory that rain follows a heavy can
nonade Unfortunately for the drought
cursed Omitted States. this d,es not
apply TO the bis guns on the political
stump this fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
Notice. Union Men.

This lie to notify all union men and
others interested I'm unionism that q
meeting will be held In Hlrzel hall,
November ?. 1904. at 8 p. m, at which
SOME Important business, viii b., trans
acted. Everybody come!
Signed.
Frank Reed, =. l.. Woodruff,
Secretary. President.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

Dt. Wiley. " athe department Of
agriculture. says the bulk Of the
whisky consumed n America has
prune juice as its base Hereafter we
shall understand the literal signihcsn"e
Of the hitherto vagdo expression. full
OF pfune Juice"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02
UNION DEPOT
At South MeAlester Was Destroyed BY
Fire.
Secretary,

South MeAlester. 1. r, Nov 2--The
plans for 'ho new Katy and Choctaw
depot, which were received here late
yesterday afternoon, call for one Of
the handso'nest structures in the Ter
ritory. which Wit cost between S35.
800 and SD 600 The Katy viii ouen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

believing the safer
position barm thar hundreds
O
course
va I
like the feeling of
hopeful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-02

Perhaps, after the presidential
election" il will lot be found neces.
saw for Ser tary Taft To journey to
Panama United States marines may
10. for the Faaamans to tell their
troubles 20
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Rcjestye1sky does pot give promise
Of proving a very formidable obstacle
TO Admiral Togo's naval plans He is
much more art TO commit suicide with
his raw nest.
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Tne pro lem play will he discon-
tinue0 BECAUSE it doesn't pay Let US
hope that his VIII have a like erect
on the problem novel.
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+ the Remhicans have such a cinch
as their electoral college forecasters
would have the country believe. it's n
shame to taac the money even if it is
trust money.
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prominent Republican the Inian
coach
genonan Guthrie him what Of
business point for investments finished hi
turning; in
where Office holders employ white
girls tie driver that he
story nearly the words d the
gentleman illustrates Nha people abroad think Of
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blus for the ereotion Of this fine struc-
mre Nov. 10 NJ St. Louis, and it is ex-
pected il win be completed the lat
ter part Of March
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Disastrous VIZ, chs.

Carlessness is responsible for many
a railway wreck an dthe same causes
are making human wrecks OF sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles But
since the ndyent of DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Coughs
and colds even The worst cases can
be cured and hopeless resignation Is
no longer Necessary Mrs Los Cragg
Of Dorchester. Mass, Is one Of maay
whose life was saved by Dr. Kings
New Discovery This great remedy
IS guaranteed for all Throat ard Lung
diseases b. al druggists Pfice jOc,
and 81 90 Trial bottles free
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rhe shat when The people o logan county
demanded Logan saw tns
exceeding dozen white men Known as
the Guthrie Republican It's black brigade already coached
do their bidding the Republican party
COUNTY wiz and out when th votes are counted
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judges ard clerks the ont
.yne precincts ballot box
Notably and vista the
outlying the been set
dirty Wherever This dirty work
attempted clerks promptly have
the offender prosecuted pertenary
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whole directed making the
elected he viii get them free homes Bird knows this
the the
declaration OF Repubcanism Ron
fodder and while
Ike those other portions OF
territory hemhat las settled the
homes and Dennis knows
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Harry's hack line deserves you
patronage Call9 promptly answered
Oklahoma Ave. Stables, Grissom I
Smith. Phone 70
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Bet those Russian sanors win posi-.
lively locate the Ions los; sea serpent
before they reaoh the Nuez canal.