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wireless telegraph win he treated ai
spies and shot.
rouse wANrs INFORMATION.
Regarding irrigation Plans In Arizona
and California.
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington, o. c. April i6.-The
house committee ON irrigation Of arid
lands agreed 10 resolution calling on
TIE secretary Of interior TO make an
Investigation as to how much water
may be taken from the Colorado river
for irrigation Of lands in Arizona and
California. how much land can be lrri-
gated and what legislation Is neces-
sary for The project. both unier pri-
vate and government enterprise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

J. R. SeQu.eche. a funblood Chero
kee, has organized a company which
VIII publish a book in The Cherokee
language, using the Cherokee charac
ters. The book win be a history OF
the Cherokee nation. lis objects Will
be the perpetuity Of the Cherokee al
phabe The book viii contain the pic
lures Of all Cherokee chiefs since the
day OF John Ross. In order TO accom-
plish this work new matrices must be
made by the type foundrics To make
models for these tko tyne in the onice
Of the Cherokee Advocate. the Chero-
kee paper publ shed in Tahlequah
will viii be sent to the foundrles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16
Good spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is the
|liver-and all the fine spirits ever made
in the Blue Grass State could not rem
edy a bad liver or the hundred and
one i'll effects it produces. You can't
have good spirits and bad liser at
the same time. Your liver mus be in
fine condition II you would fesl bouy-
ant, happy and hopeful, bright Of
eye, light Of step, vigorous and sue
cessful In your pursuits You can put
your liver in fine condition by using
Green's August Flower-the greatest
Of all medicines for the liver and
stomach and certain cure for dys-
pepsia or indiges' ion. It has been a
favorite household remedy for over
thirty-fve years. August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active
and thus insure you liberal supply
OF good spirits" Trial size. 25c;
regular bottles, 75c. At all druggists.
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OELAwARss wANr RsAeARINe.
Ask United States Supreme Court to
Give Them Another Chance.

Washington, o. c., April 15.-The
Delaware Indians residing in the
Cherokee nation in Indian territory to-
day. through their attorneys. filed in
the United States supreme court a
petition for a rehearing in their case
against the Cherokee Indians, involv.
ing their claims 10 land They base
the petition upon the ground that the
courts opinion OF February %, last. is
yarously construed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16
ExoAANee oF sYMpArHY.
President condoles With Russian.
over MakaroH's Death.
CBy Associated Press.)

Washington, q. c., April l6.-Count
Cassini, the Russian ambassador. hav-
ing formally expressed 10 the presi.
dent the cotdolence Of his government
upon the accident sustained by the
Missouri. the president In turn per
sonally expressed his deepest sym
pathy for the loss sustained by Rus
sia IN the death Of Admiral Makaroff
and the sinking OF the Petropavlovsk.
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&C Leeture sundaY Afternoon.

Citizens Of Guthrie viii be pleased
20 learn that the Rev. DR.. Smiley VII
again deliver free lecture at the
opera house Sunday afternoon at
2;3a o'clock, under the auspices OF
the Eagles. DR.. Smiley is a mos. en-
ter,aining and convincing lecturer and
those who fail 10 bear him Sunday viii
miss an Intellectual treat.
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OPENING DAY or THE WILD
WEST FOR THE sEAsoK
After wintering In This City the
6Vekskln Bill Attraction starts
en- Tour.

The streets along the line OF IA
Bucksk.a Bits historic wild we
parade tbs morning were packed wi d
thousands of persons not only res
I dents OF iae city, but hundreds Of ex-
cursionists from the surrounding
towns and from the country. The pa
gean was a few minutes late in leav-
ing the show grounds, ewing to the
threatening weather. but the immense
crowd took the delay patiently and
passed the interval in good nauled
visiting. The parade was complete in
detail and equipment. and proved a
splendid advertisement for the after
noon show. "Buckskin Bill" the re.
nowned scout, sitting on his his oric
buckskn horse, led the cavaicade and
with his immense retinue gave the
people a genuine Wild west parade,
which will long be remembered.
The outside free exhibition just be.
fore the big show opening was vii.
messed BY crowd which jammed the
capacious show lots, and stretched
away into the street adjoining. The
high dire under ordinary conditions
( IS perilous exhibition. but as given
today was certainly a marvellous d's.
play e nerve as well as athletic
skill The universal verdict Of the
Thousands who saw It was that the
free feature was wcrth seeing. The
show opened promptly ime, 2
o'clock, and for half hour the ticket
takers were worked TO the limit IN ad.
hitting the surging crowd Inside a
corp OF courteous ushers quickly sea =
ell the spectators. and when the gong
sounded fo- the grand entree the
great arena WIS the center Of sea
cf expectan. faces.
One of the leading attractions with
the Buckskin Bill wild west show
which appeared here this afternoon, is
.D V. Tanilinger and his wife, the
famous Trap shooters. Mr. Tantling
er is one Of the crack shooters OF this
country, and his reputation extends
from coast TO coast
He uses the Winchester rifle alto
gether and shoots from both horse and
bicycle while in motion He is said
to be the only man in She world who
does rife shoe ing from a bicycle
while in motion.
This is Mr. Tantlingers third visit
to Fort Worth. His first visit here
several years ago was with this same
show he again visiting Fort Worth a
year ago with the Frank James and
Cole Younger show. With Mr. Tant-
linger is his wife. who is as adept with
the gun as is her husband Both have
been made recipients of a number CT
handsome guns from manufacturing
companies in recognition of their
ability as marksmen
In his exhibition in shooting from
running horse Mr. Tantllnger EN-
ploys an indian. who gsllops ahead
and throws mp the little rosin balls
which are broken as fast as can be
thrown by the Ind an.-Fort Worth
Telegram, April 7, 1904.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

Kay county VIII have twenty-three
delegates o the Democratic teT'tor.
ial convention. 70 be held at Anadarko
on June !. This delegation win 90 IN
strpcted for William Bucholtz for del.
egate TO he Democratic ma ional con.
vent.on.
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DIED OF 5RioHT's DISEASE.
(By Associated Press.l

Atehison, kas., April 16.-Clif on b
Holbert well known attorney, died
here OF Bright's disease. aged SS. De
ceased was the private secretary OF
Albert H Horton. when he was CHIEF
justice Of the Kansas supreme cour
Mr. Holbert served two years as city
attorney of Atchison.
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Nothing Equal to chamberIain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

~'N ~'~'' R~hNNJs
I'VE have used Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
our family for years" says Mrs. J. B.
Cooke, Of Netherlands, Texas 1--WE
have given II to all OF our children.
We have used other medicines for the
same purpose, but have never found
anything TO equal Chamberlains II
you will use II as directed It will al
ways cure" For sale by ]. N. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

The Mirsouri, kansas Texas put
a corps Of engineers IN the field yes.
terlay &c survey line from Oklsho
ma city, IA sopihwesterly direction
TO the Red rysr, across the s. Louis
a San Frtncisco and A'chlson. To-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

a lone grave in Day couaty found
BY J. A Ffer Of Rome. was marked
by stone on which was the inscrip.
iien. 'Assen Machey Killed by In
dians February ~. 1874" Beneath
the stone Flfer found skele on,
which he rehuried
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beaver county boys near Kenton

Beaver county boys near Kenton
dig their marbles from the grounl.
and in unlineted quantities. They
are Of sandstone and vary in size
from a pea 20 a walnut. and are per.
fec ly smooth and round They are
foaad IN greatest abundance at Marble
hill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16
TREAcHERoUs FILIPlNos.
(By Associated Press1

Manila, April J6.-Captain David P.
Wheeler and Corporal Percy Hsyvelt,
Twenty-second infantry. while recon
noi'ering along Tararca river, were
stabbed by natives. Wheeler is dead
and Heyvelt is fatally wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

peka & Santa Fe lines At the Red
ryer Tho new line viii connect with
the Wichita Valley railroad. now IN
course Of cons ruct on. and which IS
thought 10 be Katy project
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9 a - II q RIA
'';;.'" q &c -.1;;3s5z7:zas... ). 4; 3 = =. '''''

You are invited TO BE- present al the
wedding Of Dan Mal2ney and the
charming Widow Clancy az The opera
house mex. Sunday night
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PERMISSION TO sell

Washington, D. c., April 16.-The
house today passed a bill permitting
the Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma
railroad to sell its franchise and prop.
critics to the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

The Knights and Ladies Of Security
win hold a conven'ion at Newkirk on
April %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-16

OUR OuARA NEE lake a large bottle OF
Botanic Blood Bslmt 10 Jas directed on lahel
and when the right quantity Is taken cure Is
certain. sure and lasting u net cured your mOney
vii nromali b. rslnnde9 etnoh srQumeni
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city Property For Trade.

have all kinds of city property to
trade for farms.
r. A. oaffney,
Business College,
Guthrie. Okla.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Dap gIHIer QetIleW WDrI eth U(QIlrl
ftebt, grnft. Sd babe gertrauen 81
Dir eebabt, bas lit bas Bette, mas elm
Menf6 benz anberen eeben fann."
SD babe bein 8ertrauen niemals
setduf9t."
bod, bas hait bu. Dein @anfels
muth, beine unluit, bic marine Sfens
ede 8u Derlafen, beine 8equemli9feit,
bein 9e6enlahen, an bas BOT neine
3neifel eetpedt. l1nb iiebit bu, ia,
bas peibt bu iibrigens pbnebin: i9 gez
bore ni9t 5u ben 5rauen, Die, tpenn lie
lieben, bic 5orberunsen tbrer eigenen
YeriDnli9feit aufgeben. Meine Sc
sanfen miifen i6 frei entipideln, unb
barum tbut es mir boppeIt leib, baB
i9 Dir Hi9t f6on friiber sefast babe,
Dab bic 3iinftlerin In mir auf biefe
Meife untergebt. User f9affen ion,
brau6t &ube, unb Sur9 flint ldnge
Sabre babe ih faum eiren Sag gehabt,
an Dem Der @ebanfe an bic 3ufunfi
mid ni9t bef9dftigt unb g~edngitiet
9at.
nSfft bas meine S9ulb9 Dn tpeiBf,
baB i6 mid an1 sefebnt habe2A
nSSa, aber gang sebdmpft, elm Meib
feknt ii6 onbers."
..l1nb mas Derlansit bu iebt bon
mir2-
.Gine beiftmmte gntfdeibuna."
.@bith!!" = er mar febr NaB, tnb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
melan6oHe.

@on II. 6. 8oerner.

8on Il. G.. 8oerner.
gStrltt Die @cst benz 2ens e~ntgegeniSebt,
Allterm Sdnee nid]t litebr 1dldft lt11o bod
nidt redt lebt,
StrlaebIHt bon Der nc~belraud)ellben 2uft,
Sen1 tDimmeInoen, fGlten, feu6tgrn1e1
Suft,
Son 9fceen utb Gt1rm. Sic Ifreifig tpe<
ben -
Dann loIen elm g6eitbilb bes @Iiides
er1teben
Sie Renid6en, Inn bns lie fid I6tpineen
inn San5,
Sm ldrttenoe11, liilterueu Wtuntr1e1~
fdan3.
Nunbenoli6 Ioden lno laben gum Sefe
Sic9tfngeln bor off'nen Bortalen Die
@Gite.
9as iie6t, Die bort panbelt IN 9iilterfeit,
Ntelatdplia inn ACKNOWLEDGMENT
&lefo,
limb iie iebnt fi6, Die Dumpf ertarrte
8ruit
gu tpdrmen. unb iei's an Ser SaI6iugsz
luIt.
@eeiiber, nit bebutfumem Sritte,
Dto6 ein tpeni9 6allberno. lenft tie Die
S6ritte,
Btrft einen gIid IN bes 5aales SeIe =
Sebt itpl5 oas Saupt un0 berldBt bic
sic febrt 5uriif gum einiarnen Saufe,
$50 ibrer BART Die f6fpetgerbe &lnuIe,
Imp SrieDen uno 8a5rbeit tpeilen 81
@a1t,
Gin Der b6usliden Slantme bas Srugbilb
berblabt,
9ns Aler @u9en f6illernb bet60rt.
Stun rubt 1ie %be1onnen, tpeItunae1t0rt,
Sas 9aupt m ben 9dnben ieuf5et 1ie
Ieife
1rnb ienft fi9 ms Ser5 tn bebarrIi6er
@eiie
Sic erniten @ebanfen, bab es tie 6ege
Gte Die @rbe 0as Snntforn unb trG1t>
n1etto pfleee.
Sic tpeiB es ia tpo6l: rein ii9 bebiite,
User e%initens mill pran9en in &raft nrS
Bliitbe.
60 beri6lieBt tie bes 2ebens beiIi9e
SiIIe
SIN ii6 ielbf, in Die fromme, Die feui6e
StilIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

-DieMeratin. rgaein, Srdu.
lein Opttor. bab i9 gerabe btefes 2eiz
BEN baben ion, fam t9 mir ni9t beuz
fen" limb bp9 TT es 70, Srau
&dtbin, i9 permag meine 9iagnDfe
nt9t gu dnbern; iibrtgena lit bic
&rdnfheit Qdna MODERN"
= Der tInge WalDL. Zen
fen Sic fi9, meme Serren, fomme i9
ba fir5li9 einmal etipas iiber bic 3eit
na9 6uufe, unb meine Srau, aufge>
regt, tpte tie lit, greift glei9 gum duz
Berfen, 10 baB man bas 8ldtf9en in
Der san5en Na9burfdaft bort. Sd
meine, i9 muB in Die Grbe finten bor
@9am iiber bic 8lamage, aber mas
tbut ba plDBli9 mein Walbl9 SGngt
an idmnerlt4 gu beulen, bamtt bic
Qeute meinen, er frieQe bic Priigel."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

1etne gutI1ut1t9en, Dld1ef1 Wugen Des
gegneten angitpou ben ibren. SD
bin in leBter 3eit ge3tpunger eefpefen,
einiges mit5umaden, bic anberen Qeb@
rer baben einen Club gegriinbet unb
10 - 10 babe ib einige @1ulben gez
ma9t, nidt grpBe, aber bod 49,. t4
ba6te es mir ME anbers, ais bab on
bod tparten tpiirbeit."
sic purbe flamme1rb rDt6.
SD babe LANCE gerlug gefpartet."
u@bit6, 9eliebte, in fann ni9t pbne
bid leben." @r ppute tie umarmen,
aber tie ent5og fid i6m, ni9t mebr befz
tig, ni9t 5prnig, ipnbern ftin, 10 tpte
man fi9 BON einem 1dDnen Sraum
loslDF. ngbith 2iebfte, babe Schulz
NIT mir, berlaB mid nt9t! Was iou
Oa aus mir perben?"
sic antspprtete ni9t, Tie ba9te an
Die eriten li9ten Sabre, tie perfu9te
nod einmal. ben @rnit bon mGnnlt=
der @tdrfe, &Ibnbett nnD 3drtli9tett
81 feben, ben tie init Der fparmen sSnz
rigfeit ibrer Ratur geliebt bate, aber
Die li9ten @ebanten glitten ppn tbr
ab, unb fe ftarrte tpieber in Die troit>
lofe, f9pere Sunfef6eit.
.Was fon aus mir tperben2" bDrte
tie nod eiamal feline tiefe, ~flangboqe
Stimme. limb plDBli9 fam i6r Der
@eoante, ab Der S4mer5 bteflei9t fetz
1er Seele pieber Spannfraft geber
tor1nte.
n3ufammen eeben mir uuf biefe
Weiie nur beibs unter," 1agte tie felt.
rDant fir alIes, mas eepeien 1T,
@rnft, unb LAB uns 1eben, uns babpr
gu retten, unter &uinen begraben 5u
tperben."
nDu liebft mid nidt mebr." REF er
aus.
Sic bate ben Sting BON ibrem Sim
ger ge5Ogen, nun bielt fe i'm in bic
2uft unb fab i'm tpe6mitbig an.
p9laubft bu, baB 2iebe iterben
tnnn2"
rNber Damn = ba,n, @bit6 ....A
.@ie tann ni9t iterben, aber lie
fam lanbesflii9tig tperben. Oas lit
Bite netne getporoen. Sn freiDtQige
gerbannune eebt Tie" = fie reidte
Tim ben Hing ftin, befnabe ~liebtofenb,
nuno niemals finbet tie me6r 9eim
unb 6erb."
rNber tpenn tn einen Nuspeg finz
ben fanr, @bitb2"
Sic f9ittelte BEN Ropf.
nIein, netn, ME mebr in basfelbe
5uriid. Ou gleiteit nieber in beine
9epobnbeiten 1inein, unb i9, bu, t9
babe bO9 Gliigel, bas 1T metn StoG5.
d9, 6atten fe bod un5 beibe tragen
tOnnen, 2tebfter!"
9aItfs f6lang lie ben Nrm I'm fetz
men gals unb fiiBte i'm - lefben=
f9dftli6, lange. Damn erbob iie it9.
gr blieb fiBen, pie 9ebrp9en an &Drz
per unb Seele.
81 nGbith, baB bu bas fannff = bab
bu bas fannit. -" ma bds lebte, mas
Tie In perspeifelter &lage Erte, als fe
tn i9eer sepobnten, aufre9ten 5alz
tuns NIT etltgen @9ritten DON bannen
stng, glet9fam in Mngft, BON elmer
Ma6t 5uriideehalten gu tperben, Die
ftdrfer tpar als ibr Mtae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Die @nttlebrer= Contention.
Oliper @inarb 4ierce fir 9raftbent
rominirt.

9as Examinations =@Dmite Der Sn=
biana Wuitlehrer= 8ereini9ung, nel4e
CUR s3eit in Sort Wapne hire z. idbr=
li9e 3uiammentunft ubbdlt, bat fol-
eenbss Sifet aufgefelt: Brdfbent,
Oliber Wilarb Bierce, Snoianapolis;
8ice. prdfibent, 5. 6. 8er9an, Sa=
fapette; 8orfiber bes grecutib=@ omites,
Samilton Nusbaum, Warion; 8or-
fiser bes grDgramm=@cmites ". @r=
nefinoft Snbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
@aifeter=g omferen3.

Die 9elegaten our Waifeier.@Onfe.
rem; balten beute Nbenb UNI 8 l1br in
Der Columbia Saae cine GiBung al.
9a mi9iige 8erbanblungen b~Orliesen,
70 finb bic Selegateu erfu6t, ii6 bol=
3dblig einsufinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Gum internattonalem Rreistnr:
men tn II. Souls.

Surnlebrer 8 6. Rutber
bonn unabhdn9igen Surnberein 1T nit
ieinem 3psiten Surnuart W. Soepb
8arrn mad ct. 2ouis gereiF. Ser
2ebtere tpirb acttb on benz interna.
tionalen Breisturnen tbeilnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
&itpnbahu =Tabrplan.
GIepeIano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonts RaiIspay.
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ct. Bouts Dtbtfton.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-09-22
BOWSer Cuts Grass
With the Aid of New Mower He Trims the Lawn In His
Yard, but a Series of Mishaps Causes Police
Interference For Fear of a Riot.

dren. but even the youngest of human
nature rejoices when lawn mower is
made to suffer. The noise also stopped
a man who was passing, and he leaned
over the fence and sagaciously said:
cut your brickbats with an ak, my
friend. You will find it easier and
cheaper
Mrs. Bowser's heart stopped still,
and the cat forgot to breathe. Both eX-
pected the man to be slaughtered in
cold blood, but Mr.. BOwser only gave
him a plying look and waved him to
pass on. The brickbat was picked out
Of the grass and tossed into the street
and then steam was turned on and the
mower started again. To the amaze
ment of the children and other onlook-
ers it cut grass. The green blades few
into the air and lowered over the ma
chine, and the scent of new mown hay
became apparent clear down to the cor
spoken on every hand, when there was
another sudden stOppage. 1t was so
unlocked for that Mr.. Bowser's heels
left the ground, and for an instant he
seemed about to take header. There
was general groan of disappointment
as he saved himself, and the old
clothespin he picked from between the
blades was looked upon as no real
friend of that crowd. Another pedes-
trian felt called upon to stop and say
something. He was an old man and
full of wisdom. He was also deaf, and
he shouted so that he could be heard
forty rods away.
IF you knew beans from broom
sticks you'd use a rake on that grass