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New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PnRr

London. July 11-Arrived steamer Consleo ;Rr, vot.
New-YoTk HUI ''' "-'Sou
Bristol July 1i--ArriYed, steamer Ieraev cit, n
FTankland. New-Iork ''' 'S''
Brow Head. July H. 4c5 .. nl-Passed staar,ar o.,
lEr Cameron. New-York for Queenstown and Iivero
Scy. July II. 40 m-Passed steamer Pretorta c.,
schrotter' Sew-fotk FOR Dover and Hamburg '
Antwerp. July IL, m-NFriyed steamer ICELAND M
Brocmhesd ork via Dover 4 'H'l
TuE, a
Ncw-Nork via Malta ''N"
Palermo, July S-Saied NapoIitan Prince
Eagleton ttTom NapiCsl. New-York 'f'
BarpAGos. july SSailcd. steamer Qlrl cou.h
tfron Para. Nsw-YSEk- go ~-SA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
III S. ENGINEER OFFICE. s15 WITHER.

spoon Building. Philadelphia. Pa. June 1s 1e05-
Sealed proposals. duplicate invited for dredging
in Delaware River. between Films Point and south
line of Pennsylvania in sections No. g. subsection A
and b. No. 4 subsection a and B. and No 5. sub
A Separate proposals invited for
localities with
changing Of the bulkhead near
Edgemoor Del. and construction revetment along
ietty upper side Of Chrstiana River Proposals
will be received this Office until IL noon Monday
July Il. 1905 and then publicly opened. Information
furnished application. J. c. SANFORD. Major,
Ergr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, July 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day as follows:
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED AT TIL

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment. Washington. C., until 10 O'CLOCK A: NJ.
July 25, and publicly opened Immediately there
after furnish at the yards etc. Portsmouth
n. H, Boston. Mass, Newport. X. l. New York. N Y.
League Island. Pa Washington. d. C. and Norfolk
specified, quantity OF naval supplies fol-
lows: Schedule 81: Cable electrical supplies. yellow
pine ties frogs and switches cakng lead. cast-iron
pipe and specials hydrants reconstruCtng coaling
plant, dredgng-ScheduIe 49, Ventilating sets, khaki
and twlne tools, bellows leather, musical
struments tachometers whistle operators. trimming
coa-Schedule 81: Knife switches hardware.
gauges Schedule 35: Wrenches files, locks hard
ware mirrors. rod sheet brass copper tai
low.-Schedule Sc: Travelling hoist.-Schedule
Gable Portland cement grommets. files, hardware.
mahogany. white and yellow pine, spruce alcohol
timed roast beef beans sirup salt soap
backing ice. shipping cans Applications proposals
should designate the schedules desired by
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application TO
the navy Office New York. n. Y. TO the Bureau
H T. B. HARRIS, Paymaster General U. S N. 6-29-O5
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
WEST POINI, \. Y, July 10, 1905

Sealed proposals, in tripicate will here
O'Clock. August s. Of
surface drainage and per
drawings and sHecihl atons file in this Office
s light any or all pro
posas any thereof. Forms and specifications
application Address Quartermaster. U. S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

4 RM1 BUILDINII, NEW YORK CITY, july
6. 1905--Sealed proposals IN duplicate will
ceived here until IL o'clock a m July 10 1905 for
directions between New York City San Juan and
Arroyo. Porto Rico. from July l. 1905 until
1906. Information and blanks upon application.
Major G. 5. BINGHAM. Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
4:39 Sunset 7:3O Moon 119 Moons age IL
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook Island 3:53 He'll Gaze 5.46
p M-Sandy Hook 4:O0 Gov. Island 434 He'll Gate 6:37
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

Owing TO false economy, ignorance or. fraud,
many asphalt pavements fail to render the ser
vice expected OF them. Premature disintegration
occurs So frequently that the idea of using
asphalt at all is often regarded with suspicion,
not 10 say positive distavor. Nevertheless a
few experts insist that it is much the best ma
terial TO use, though they careful TO qualify
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

Surplus as regards policy holders S1O 7O6 on IA
DIRECTORS:
nenry f. N0yes Cord
:" DAS' AuGen u warner,
49, pumonl 0larke John Fagler
Eloriage IT, SNOW B Woert Emanuel A corra
H. Hartf John
ELBRIDGE President 8,
--nrrnn~a - A 'oerrident AREUNAH NJ BURTIs
DooMhLI' ufreAdent WILLIAM H.
~ a. hopLom Asst Secretary HENRY FERRIS Axts Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
II the kentucky Fighter Beats
Jack Root At Reno
Nevada,
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT,
Chances Are he VIII Seek 10 Match
Hin With Winner Of Barry
Schreek Contest

local rmg followers have been wonder
Inn what kept Alec Grogealns so long
away from Srll l1kp II H known that
ho lclD e0O luu.HrD a l"w days ago.
lond.d lor lh.t r.W 60 take charge of
Bnug
A. Lur0un y,'Dcduy afternoon "a wiz.
one stated IA tine "NpWs that The ruuson
Gjegpum Wos uul here le that ho N
working 90 truru m, signature of Mar.
vim Hart and jack Root ~ d srt ol mtl'
DIDt 10 huA before hp club no Frisco with
iht winner NJ lhu BARR SphI,l match
hero next Monday night
Dispatches state mat jlm jrnl,. me
l'lllt0 champion VIII r'lurr lhD big
light ul Reno uu M, Fourth ana VIII
lhuu nrptuw the ,NumI Iuushp ulIO uu
ihr Nluupi HI,WuluH g. boxing fur %
good card Tor hW club. and he can guv
mono 4Iwl lhHu lo match ~ NInn,l
WIN the winner Of loNi Monday illl
for the hrlNNWolghl rhumUi unshlu crown
ltH dollars iu douphruis that lu VIII
pu' Mike Funcyk lu aRrOu lu go lp Tho
gutHt should Mlkr WIN Ol course. 10
Nlko NJ hDatuM and tomr of the Niso
ndn orcaruW management Viii Dee
tho mon wanted
4 MWr crowd went lo Lagoon y,sipra
day afternoon tu y'r Barry work ANA
lhry were ,upltDd al lir HlHo ul lho
mnn ana lhn amount of work Ne dil For
DO minutes ht punched lhu hp, wlr.tlch,
boxed dld shadow and humb h,ll work
and fAppd tnu runp Not fur AN IN,
Hunt ga hn 'lup work until "Ucl Sam.
N.Y. MD'IWtir flld enough lury has
u terribly Ions roach ana looks larger
Than schrprt We mld no dd not llkp
tu box while unlUmR I'm hghicr and
not d boyer hr nld. lNuN hOy,s with
"Rud' .lDnhuH ana luuo 'rghtInu
get match for llyAud WIN Young 'Co.
belt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
YALE TEAM WON,
pcfeo,ed Harvard Yesterday ny u Seots
Of seven 90 Two,

New lloyn, june q, aly d,ionlug
Harvard, Zoo % today Val. won lls
Nlu intercollegiate chumplunthp since
lNN. 10 The great dplEh ol % commence
mont lmuup uf lsum persons Tho eumn
dives Vale clear dulm 10 the tllr,
thu local colIuglaus having hpuiun ull
her eastern rivals Including Princeton,
which Harvard defeated IN lhclr own
gamo Tho crowd was one ~ the largest
That ever attended COMMENCEMENT pumo
here and the outhuFlUsm was Intense,
Picturesque uN are these particular
gumos ON Vale Mold none bias over been
more u than That of today! Reunion
classes were present IN striking Hulh,
The class Of lHp IN Highland costume,
was led hy two piporH m McIrogor
plids, who frequently danced lllghmd
llWW uu the prunNWArd. The Dalo
rlpHng section wa uu the west slur,
while mlrsl2cd harvard contingent
kupl Up thu enthusiasm ou the east
aldo
Indications I'm ING INST inning Woo
lhnl me game voHll hc luo.ny played,
hu both lpums soon Settled down hob ,N.
r..'cW bull and gnyr their pitchers X cd
support
R..ro R,II,E.
lUml ,u,u....uulooOooloO.3
Val, a...sl..l...t......u 10 uS sjOu '"I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
LIFE SAVED BY sWAMp.RooT
The Wonderful Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy,
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE ~
MAIL

swamp. Root discovered 10y tho cnl.
nont Kidney and bladder specialist
promptly rurua Kidney llyor bladder
and uric acid uoublof
some of the carly symptoms " Noah
Kidneys are pain ur dull acne ~ mo
hack lh'umntluW dlR3'ncW headache,
nervousness cliulrh nt The bladder
HtuNtl or rpoulh hlo1tlng ealIow conn
ploXlon puny on dark circles under thp
r}os suppression NJ urine ~ compelled
~ pusF water ourl duy and night
The mild uud extraordinary eject Of
The World.limoua Kidney remedy nr
l\llmplN swamp. liull, Va soon rclllHcu,
II stands the highest for lls WONDERFUL
cures NJ th' WOW distressing rusot II
}ou need a mcdl Inc sou should nave
the best
SNamp.koot n not recommended for
everything but # You have Kidney Nv.
en- bladder on uric acid trouble you Nlll
liud II Just the remedy You Mood
Suld hy druggists n nfyscont ana
ono.dom sizes You may nave u Hnlns
nIu bottle of Dr kilmurH swamp Root
and pamphlet that tells IN about IT,
including many Of the h0u.nndN NJ lot.
iurH received from sufferers cured, both
sent io" by NATL Mrilo Dr Nllmor
Goa limghlmtuu \, y ana please
hD sure tu mention that Soh read ms
generous onor m the Sail Lake tilN
DWly bDuct NoVN Don't make amy
mistake hul r,mcmhcr the name,
swamp, Root Dr. Kllmcrg swamp
Root und the addrosa Binghimlon y,
" ON every bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
THE SOUR SAILOR

captain Frederick miller the plosl'
dent Of the RouRh Ridcrs association
,puu plklug m Santa Fc U bout the urrO'
pnn,e Of gon captain whom he Knew
'ou M Impossible for passenger cant,
Million .ald, go set q civll answer oui
ol mia man. Aak him me NmpI'Nl 'llu
polltru uuestIou, and with a gWn I'M
pcrtnpncc he turns his back on you
and NIlke away
CAPT Mullor smiled .
w'ut % n,nd ~ mine" he full once
poi the better OF the sour Fellow W dee
llphDIul way A..
uTho captain WAS standing near lno
bow of the boat examining throuSh ms
glasses u passing snip.
'",Whnt ship IL thul2' said nay trloud.
wrhr rppWm frowonod NJ HIM
600 All, tho cook ho pnld,
ooh. / bog pardon Hald my friend,
4 thought yon were the COOK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

Pennsylvania Lines excursion IN A..
bury Park juno 9olh 3Olh, July mt,
2nd, via Washington. Baltimore phlln.
dolphlt, Now York with Nop.uNcrN.
account National Educational Asso.
ciallob Christian Endo,Nor cNrWa
slons 10 Baltimore lulN End. 3rd and
ith Free booklets describing through
special trains ana regular through
uHln service VII be sont upon request
Address Geo, =, llull y. Aglu bower,
on j, NJ Cheshrough, iicnrnl Pas.
peuRor Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

iOu NN,omDH DIuh win lulNo ~
about ten days or Two Nonhs fW san
lINu NhuD lhuN swim vide 300 lhu rt.
Chat uU held 600 the hupDr traces AZ l0a'
rUA twice each Nrrh
iN.y luol, p lm.k rIdnp and when lhc'
become uuUu. TONED iu salrol lldWg lhDN
Wu expected lp carry u0 hunuw pnl DOB.
r.lDulDllN ,omo good cash purarF.
Iho SWt Lake track 10 one ol The most
voted IN the country ana attracts rdrp
Tnr HDuHuu opens I'M u fcW WoDM unI
VIII Iuu for siA mouths two duyf Of each
Wuok being devoted IA lncoH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

Lohgh Valley Railroad prnch,ml
route to New York phlladopun and
Atlantic Coast Resorts rive ihroupl
trains dOiN Dining cars la carte
Connects nt BuNalo and Niagara rnup
with an trains for the W,u.
For time tables and descriptive mat.
ter, address George Eadc. Ir NpUuDn
Passenger Agent 2ls South CLARK STA
chicago, M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
Overland Rnrk Races,

Denver Colo Juno overland Io'
Infl uDc gl' plp, rlorudna Won
lH. YOUNG HpcuHd l(lowl mira Tine .'
guioud race. s.w uul.Raurmpuou won
uulo n second, ioyslud lhrd, Time
g'Il.
Inm race. TOM uuunW RHYME lON
won Juu II second NrNt llWllul lllrl
lWoail,l Ouyh record
Tuuth lucr mile. puu uly.r Noh
Nodr,Vo0d fovond lr.ll I'm thlld
FIuh nru Ms mlong David Bo'anl
won. sun Rose second Lansing II mlh
Time. ll3l..
SIAh race, I'VE and our'lall mn .nFh .
pluDmN flyNu won jack Adams ruroNb
Dr Tom thIru limo iQo4
seventh race. i've ana onc'hull luls
nnp BUlu Mason won lstHrc SECOND,
Midway lhrd IImo"l'Ng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

Portland on juno G.-Au otherwise
superb game Wls badly murrod today by
u humber of ,lusu decisions, 10 ono Of
these captain Murrcodio Of llo local
porflnr oJdupd him M the grounds The
loas of Murrordio IN right HELD later
proved portlWdH undoing when IN the
eighth the bad ncldng OF that position
enabled Tacoma ~ score the winning run
The foutWo If the game was the pitch.
lug " toiholt who struck ont Truck
EHan Tocomn's FhorlslUp four times,
tlght " the twelve balls being swung at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
HAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS'

Tho hrpost assortment and tho now
ost STYLES and color dflgns on Tho mar
k't Popular prices
DESERET NEWS BOOk STORE,
6 Main ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

Washington June 2i- Philadelphia To.
baltic between Patton ana Plank \
ihroc.haggor and nm error In the fourth
inning sColod the only rum " The game,
Miss Alice Roosevelt was nm interested
spectator Attendance, 3lW.
Scores II, y,
Washington rt'p,pr,,tuup''''nu y '
IhllldclnNli ,p,rt,r,t,.,'p'Hf.rfI y
BauoricF-llcydon ana killedg, Plank
and Schrvck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

Chicago juno 2.-Chi,ugp defeated g.
Louis to-day ~ Louis huuch,d tlulr Mts
IN the ninth aud with ug aid NJ u
costly error by sullivan lIod The score.
4 busy ON balls and Il single, followed 10y
Van X1udtH error gave chicago thH
game Attendance lyn
Score, II II, u,
thlyuHu tHH'r'uutltp'NN...lft. D =
81 lou" HfHrHHtt'iNfrHNfif,HNI.. f.fie d
nauuloseOwon and sullivan, dlOdc
aud weaver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

naan. -wluc ana nromonaoi Wins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

NJ ' Columbus columbus T. mdno,po.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Al RouonrBoUon,Now YORK gumc
poatponud RAIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

~ Louis juno a. pptsuurr had little
difnullv IN taking both Wmos of re- don.
hlu.hrldur today hN aJuInH uf I in ? and
pio Z. H. Louis was nollroahly Wolk at
snoopy I'm inc sccoud game the visitor,
held n batting matinee. every man un
the team accounting at lcDst one hll Ar
tendance. iNn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
NEW RIDERS COMING.
carter ana Mekcryic Are On lheir way
Hers from Reno,

The Reno 0u2Dtir saAW
Mckenzie and Carton two M lhe
fprodoW flyers uU the racing team NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

phludolphln Juno q asplrkN pitching
was too muyh fur lrooklNu today ana
lnc visitors were shut Out Attendance,
aNN.
Score! u, H. T.
bluokNu u,1u,'''tsfis,,''H.'fta y y
lhlludolhplu u.sttHu.fi.t..'.,p.' ~ u
lauuos james and lNu'T Sparks,
Doom and klnuu.
Umpire bmsllo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

koofo was a iitto wild ut times, but 49,
ID rulo Kept hits well scattered
eeorei r. II, ".
nNNvOd. '"HNHrfrf|H'HHttHn.. u
Iulllhld NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I !
llnlloilcs~t orbcll and Moloaui Hoofo
and Graham
Umpire nClrino
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28

4 IolcduwIllHl game Toledo. b l.ouls.
M,,r \ second gtnc Toledo 4, lou..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

WUukoo, o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09
anti SALOON LEAGUEUS
will Hold Two Days Session
in Guthrie. Beginning
Tomorrow.

Two days sssion of the terri orial Of
sanitation % the Ant,-saloon League
win be bio n the city this week. al tho
Itst Methodist church corner OF Noble
avenue and Broad street Routine bust
ness will b. transacted. but the princl.
pal subject to De considered az tho sos
sion viii be prohibition for tho new
state Many visitors Of nromincnco frori
over The two territories win ec prosept
ard deliver addresses.
Tucsdav morninP Rcv Marion porter
NJ ~ Reno win deliver the oponme adj
dress IN the Afternoon. at two thirty
O'Clock Rev. y NJ swectc. Of Muskogce
secretary Of the Indian Territory con-
vention for prohibition statehood. wn
speak ON the subject "rhe Attitude OF
Congrcss Toward the New SITE"
Mrs Abbie B Iniermaun Of Cushing
president Of the Territorial w G. r. L.
will speak Wednesday a. two o'clook in
the afternoon.
'rho Constittion for the New state.
viii be the subject OF the address to be
delivered by Rev = l.. thrown vedncs-
lay evening
Hon. a. 5. McKenran. of south Nc
Alester, ! r. is also on tho p,chrain for
an address. Ills subject Nn bc, "pto-
hinltoa and Indian Territory"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09

LET not Thy Left Hand Know what Thy
Right Hand poeth, Especially When
the Left is a ait Cranky.

Some Of the mosl lovable ana hes
people n the world are cranky ana q
leetleH nard 20 manage. particular,
when YOU want 20 10 them good. Thor
d is that Iuslihcallc ard righteous att.
'uness may b. resorted TO. As Er 90.
stance in tho following case gwen by q
devoted wife and motoer. in lowe.
rhis spring ny laughtcr. Who l. =
teacher. became COZ vinced tt.t coGcc
WAS doing her hafur 8s IL caused d.s,res.
and belohlEg after c.ting She fet .nai
sne needed warm drink in the morning
nut disliHed hot water or milk. Thea
our daily Use ~ Grape Nuts src.cst.d
Postum.
For some time m, hp.Lphd wro hrs
been user Of coffee from his 20 ttb. had
been more Han usually troubled wits
sleepi'ss"ess and erv'n'n"ss oud fclt
that Posium . ight ne helpful 90 him
che question was. how 10 persuade tnets
10 leave on drinking coffee ana tiv rosi
um, asa ust which they had repeatedly
expressed prejudice. resolved 10 try
an experiment and made the test
Without acquainting them with the
faet J made Postum ae sording 30 direct
ions but added teaspoCnfl of good
coffee poured b out with some niis-
sivings, but was delighted "a see ;hat "a
one could ten from its apacanmce iha;
y was not rich, strong conre ITS use was
continues for wees with the oiTee
addition, then ihat WAS gr1duapy viii
drawn. until only the pure Psum re-
ma'nci. and spll the c'auge had not
been detected
go thiaIs ~e.e very noticeable. how
erer that my daughter had begun 10
inpidly improve In health. her l,spcpsis
'eft. and my husband was enjoy ns swcer
sleep.
When ! venfured 10 tell thel. what I
bad done. he aaked for a return 10 ne
'odee. ard ! gladly y ade 90 foi Inn bu'
'ue day satisfied him. the Old leepless.
iess came back ard De 'eld me- fe Ikcd
he Postum better. So We have used /
4 ever since 10 the benefit Of fhe whole /
amils Name given ~ pcstrm Co /
a4tsle Greek siioh.
Look n sch package for .he fa'noss
tfie book rrhe Road 70 Wellsiileg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09

Ne Cured HimssR o. seriovs stor,ssh
rreubles. By oettiae oowe 70 Fast
Principles.

4 man Of large ansirs IN orc of on
promincat eastern cities by to- ei,se a..
t"ntlon 70 business. TOO little exorcis
and TOO many club dinners nnany herai
e nHy natures tax. levied In the forr
o. chronic stomach trouble. the fsiur,
Of his digestion brought ab, vt a nervous
irritabhliy making IL impossibls 10 appi,
hio'seif 20 his daily busipess anc finally
dcranglne the Kidneys ana heart
Ia his cWn words be says u consultel
one physician afiet another aud each
one scemod 70 understand my cas-. brt
an the same th,y each fancC TO hriar
about the re'uf7 n my former dire,.tiou
appetite and visor For Two years wcnt
I from pillar 20 post. rson, one sani,nrh IN
to another ] gave up smoking. qul.
coffee ard even rcnounccc my daily
| glass o. Two Of bcUr withou, any marked
/ Improvement
Friends had often advised me to try
a we'll known proprietary medicine
Strprt's Dyspc 'sia tablets and / hud
often persucd the newspaper advertise
meuts OF ihc remedy but never took any
stock in advertised medicines n:r could
believe hf,v-cont patent medicine
would touch my case.
TO make lopp o., short J f.ally
bought couple OF pa ekagcs al 'hc near-
csi dug store and took two or three
tablets after each mcii ard ic,asioaally
a tai iet hetwron mcals. when J felt auv
feeling OF nausea or discomfort.
~ wua surprised at the end ~ tho FIRST
week to note "a marked improvement ir
my appetite and general health ana be
fore the two packasts were soae was
certain that stuor's Dyspepsia Tablets
was going TO cure completely and they
did not Iisaptoint me- can cat a,d
sleep and enjoy my conoe ana cigar aud
no one would suppose ! h.nN ever knowr
The horrors OF jyspei.sia
out OF friendly curiosity wrote to
the proprietors Of tho remedy asking for
Information as TO what the tablets con-
tanned and they replied thot ,hc prihci
pal ingredients were asci tic eapsin ,rov.
ernment tesD malt diasiase and othet
naturcl digcstiyes which digest food
regardless Of the condition of the stora-
ach"
The root OF the rsater II tbis The Iii
gostivc clements contained n Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets win digest Tie food
give the overSorkrd stcmach "a chnnce
to recups rate and the nerves and whole
system to receive the nourshmcnt which
can only come from food Snmuants
and nerve tonics never give reai strength
they give fictitious strength, invarlablv
followed by reaction. ENery dr,n o.
blood, every nerve ard tissue Is mnnu-
featured from our daily food. ard IT you
can insure its prompt action and CONE
plete digt stion by the regular use OF SO
good and wholesome a remedy as stulrt's
Dyspepsia 1ilble(. you win have no
need of nerve tonics and sansnriums.
Although stumts Dyspepsia 1shlets
have been in the ma rkst only few
years. probably every ucg,st IN tse
united States, Canada ard Great BRIT
ain now sells them and considers them
the most "orular ana Successful OF any
preparation for stomach trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09
GLOBE sieAra

An elderly person is mighty poor
judge OF circus.
We have quit exRe~dng anything
funny from circus clowns.
We have often wondered II doctors
use fork when they cut people up.
We don't know why they are called
see-more waists: There isn't any
more 10 see.
We don't blame the children: We
have done worse than kick aud scream
70 have our way.
What has become OF the old fash.
icned farmer who wore leather
"stall" on his sore hugerY
Il is a suspicion in every mans
mind that his family never gets hair
the fruit his wife puts up.
The nrecTaekers don't cost much for
celebrating the glorious freedom. but
the doctors afterwaFd swell the bul.
Sometimes hostess has this kind
OF misfortune; Her guests have such
good time they don't want 70 20
home
Perhaps we are not 20 Old aud tough
after all; the chiggers seem to take
after Us as u we were = sixteeh-yeas
old GIRL
Re careful what you say 10 some
people. N. Bon second thought We
have decidea not 70 use that word
rsQme." "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09

hi'sS who war among the hrsi deputy
| United States narshsls thut ever served
10 ihe territory kress WIS present when
me trouble among the men bogan but
adNices received indicate that he did no.
participate IN the scrap 4 man named
Mccreisht yaic 10 be- the father OF
Professor McCreight formerly mem-
be- Of the faculty Of the Logap County
High school. was alsc conccu Cd n the
shooting anray
Young George Burlington is now ia e.
hospital az Camp Florence. under the
care Of e sNilliul and competent surgeon
ana b. expected 70 recover ron, his
wound
The trouble aose among the men over
who should have possessiog OF the ditch
and occurred o. fhe lhhreon,b Of Sep
temb.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-09
SCRAPPED OVER A DITCH
Former Logan County Peo-
pie involved in Shooting
Affray in Colorado.

'fhc news reached the city today u
the probably futai Injuries received by
Oglahoma people in "a general hght NJ q
mining camp on Red Creek Colorado.
known as mig Ditch" George Euf-
hngton. the eighteen-yo old son OF H.
]. Burlington, formerly one Of the larV-
est cottor groeeis in the territory living
near Ccyle was shct through the left
side With a Winchester shot gun. by a
man named Fugatc. son-in-lay, OF j..
G.. Reed Il farmer living haf a mile
west Of Coyle. J; Is said that the gun
used by Fugato when he shot young Bu'-
fington was the properly OF Frinf