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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

FOR sALE-GooD CHEAP LAND
in Kansas, Aplen and Woodson coun-
ties; from SIT to $50 per acre. In oil
and gas belt. Write for what you
want to Lock Box Is, Humboldt,
Kansas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

FOR SALE = BEES IN PATENT
hives. VIM. Wagner, five miles
north of Belknap
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ri-W eekly Courier.
CHANGING AppREsa.

Subscribers wishing their address chang.
ed will please give the name of the rost
onice to which the paper has been sent as
well as the Post Office where they desire It
to be changed to-
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LOST.

SHoESTRING SHOP
ping bag, containing about 81, be-
tween Catholic cemetery and Fifth
street. Finder please leave at
Courier.
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-BY OWNER, ACRE
farm near Lake Benton, MINI. I'm
provements, $4,000; mortgage, $4,000.
Price $50 per acre. Will consider
good clean stock of merchandise not
to exceed $4,000. Ben Hansen. Lake
Benton, Mimi
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE; FINE
improved farms and wild land $40
to $50 an acre; easy terms; the
country of big red clover. Address,
Success Land Agency, Pine City
MINI.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

FOR RENT-1so ACRES OF GOOD
pasture; plenty water. Address or
apply to D. N. Beggs, Chillicothe, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

WANTED-PoSITIoN BY A FIRST
class general blacksmith welding
and forging guaranteed. An oppor-
tunlty for machine and implement
SHOP to get an Industrious workman
Address Frank Seidle, SOP Myrtle
street, Ottumwa.
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WANTED-FoUR MEN TO TRAVEL
In each state, to distribute samples
and advertise our goods. Expenses
ana salary of S21.00 per week guar
anteed. Expenses advanced. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Address with
stamp. stating age and present oc-
cupation. Reeve Co., Dept. L. D. l.,
415 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-16O-ACRE FARM, 8
miles west of Ottumwa. Fair build
ings, barn, good water. Address
Mrs. Mike Sweeney, South OF
tumwa, Iowa.
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WAN Ed.

WANTED-sCHooL TEACHER AT
school district No. 5, Green township,
Wapello county, Iowa. Eight months
contract if teacher gives satisfaction.
CAN on or address E. H. Downing.
Ottumwa, Ia, R. F. D., No. g.
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WANTED-WoMAN OR GIRL FOR
home demonstrating for all or part
OF time; in town or country. Sal
airy 25c per hour, if four or more
hours per day can be given. Ad-
dress with stamp, Joseph Alexan-
der, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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home on Burlington No. 1e this morn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

Mrs. G. F. Davis of Chillicothe re
turned to her home on Burlington No
8 this afternoon, after short bust
ness visit in this city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Graham of Lucas
returned to their home this afternoon
on Burlington No. 9, after short bust
ness visit in this city.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-oNE I'M
proved acre fruit farm; good s.
room house, east of Catholic Gene
terry. Ed Jordan.
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FOR sALE-FoR THE BEST BAR
gains In fruit and grain farms call
on Downing & Newkirk. Mattawan
Van Buren, county, Mich.
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FOR sALE-Two NO. MALE DUR
ham calves Wish to sell to some
farmer. Geo. w. Kitterman, north
east part Of city.
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FOR SALElSILvER LACED WAN
dots eggs. Pure blood $1.OO for
10 eggs. Address Sam Sparks, Abba,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE = THOROUGHBRED
Shorthorn bulls. Address Clark
Kimler. Melrose, Ia.
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Furniture Polish at Elliot's.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. March 25 1905.
io Il R 3 SOME @ Taaa m 3 S %es Ss sss Mos ho
a es be Ud 6onf be at Assed S Or e ' Msdum 9 h y a
e. e. but dull Best lot lots Of pea b Are bsS Sra fa9 s at
adn aa. sy saR IN s. 4s "a ess m es'Rs
quote BEA % & ch9oe % per 1ss 81 Ss GgSS G n 10;
Sc 779Eas2 50: do White blael; turtle
So oss S % & eS Pss sesS eotch per bush 81 C2 o
BUTrER-Recepts to-day. 2.sos pkss; There was
available close yesterday ana
hesitate pay advaesa prices quotations for
g ,aSs f @ per s "a At @ the snd Ga 90 50
gs s ay u n o M at Qualities aedpbS to f S
trade here ard there lot OF very high scoring goods
but BUYERS were unable to snd any goods pr0s
sf m e s Of siSoG the held are are about higher
York s5ss s eF eF % fGT fs aory ~Vn and
packing stock show no change in tone or price Fancy
The shipments for the week foot up about 400
goods were held renovated bought at cost 17A@is
s sosas. sass osi q1otaeion sTs' extras @ afss
Ss % sfSna 90 rss S4a5 aS do ssndr Sasc
Do thirds 20 sate dairy tubs extras 27gc; do hTsts
Imitation extras 24e DO ers m 2ia221 DO So g.
extras 22c arsts &c DO seconds 1899 do hIris
STOCK sss; &c No ns'' e. isqPiac: do 10 s. lssi7c
cTEESE-Recepts to-day, 1O77 boxes; exports the
to Whs e ,ms hs as a. 5sedsS M Is c9P
nnea pretty Gi1ssy @ 70 % ., Seaess s nDin M cur m
snort supplies compelled purchase frequently
81 the IN fair quantity. and. with
stocks steadily reducing holders firm and confident
in their views, but without further change IN prices
Advces producing sections report the back
ward quantity Of cheese be expected for
Finest white nd Cd for finest colored We quote:
State small colo-ed and white fancy. lac;
do 13Jkc; do made coiored and white choice
1se: 40 fair good 2GI2tzc; poor 103sql1t tac do
large white 13stc DO fine, 1Sd13&e;
40 made and white, choice. i2sc; do fair to
good &c: poor l0dlO4c: do light skins. small
choice IOP10Ne; do prime. sk@eisc: 60 part skins;
rrme jaSzc; DO good, s0SAc do common 10 fair. 81
al &c: full SKINS 4g5c
FStisHeceipts to-day IA 0se Advices from the
West Indicate buying track ~ relatively high
ce% supply here is large ana offerings
re ample present needs the undert0ne is firm
al unchanged prices Duck in light supply. and
more could sold than be obtained at the moment
Prices and occasional lots are being squeezed
and nearby white. fancy 1G9l95e; do choice.
80 1s1r do mixed frsts, 1Tllc: DO West
- 6rSfs IKE: 90 seconds 17c; do Kentucky 1910
TT5c do Tennessee and Southern. 1eIlI. dirties l5z
Niec. checks i3ai3bsc duck eggs, 29a83c
1-TTITS-TJRfF Eyeporatea apples held at late hg
-os INT demand Hight Not much interest IN dried
s.n.s and chops waste also rule quiet and
sar-sS We 0uots: APPLES evapcTeted. 10,
A. Choice GaSi C; prime 100 -. S. 40as5 30;
&C. -,nor - 10 good per NJ 4961zc Canadian,
et. otssfsr- 3I5a4c: State and Western, dried,
r. rT 1L GaHc: Southern, dried cut,
"a. AZ chopped per 100 IN 81 5enSl b2 and
,,1ns st6x1 10: CHERRIES per ~ l3t4lhc; HuCki4E-
1E.pt fF,S fOdfic: BLAffsBERRIES, 61aq7c; RAsP-
t,,E51irss 24G25c APRIcOTs, California. Moorpark, 2G
Isc: % Rcya iIG12o: PEACHES, California peaked ieg
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
EIRopgAn PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March e5. = Closing - WHEAT - Spot
.+aadv.F 10 California; 1Od futures steady; May.
as sHd July, 6s sd: September IS s7sd ESa GoRS0
rniiyed old as I'D: quiet; March. As S5s d.
May As ls.d PEAs-Canadian. firm at 5s I'D.
i1T-F-St. fancy winter steady az ss Sd
HOPS in London CTsacino CoesD steady at fs IS q
81 1Ss BEEF extrs. India mess, us Sd PORK
easy: prime mess, western els Sd IA MAAis-short cut
10 lie M at 42s cd. BACON hrm; Cumber-
land cut 26 10 80 39s; short ribs, 1s TO "a ~ SOS
Cd long clear mddles light rs to s4 n S6s cd long
ciaar mddles heavy 35 10 40 10, 37s Sd; short clear
backs ls TO 70. as clear bellies IA TO l6 fb 3ss
"a SfIOJID IDERS-Square. IL to Is 10. firm, 32s
LARD-Prime Western in tierces, easy SIS Cd; Amer
inaI CHEESE strong: american finest white. 5sc;
American finest colored. 56s. TALLoW-Prime city.
ateady 2Ss; Australian in London dull, 25s. TUR-
pENTiN NE-spirts firm, Ais. ROsIN-Conmon hrnl.
fs Cd PETROLEUM-Rehned quiet Cd IINsEED
OH, firm, 1ss
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET RFpoRr

CE9FFFF,-T7,a ro-o. -, Nevy-fork. March % 1915
ll4tlslIE hands but general .oVvy
; u.r.e - gItiiifs steady a partial advance of
response TO steady cahias - u
= as aziaH receipts held the gain TT1a Cose
' ltl basis No feature ,gax-elCs,a
seat 81 nut lere seemed little better Senti ~
sfealeons for big decrease In The - i IA extent on
-sfsSr f5a NaA OF much BRAZILIAN rprs,fs
- me month"; while ais
HsniLhd Tor from tbr trari sAHt
T.ier 49, eineilt, with better t,apsnortstioD
u 1I 1 Iso bags Of the totsi business conss5
rom near to late
is = de but one Of leading yau strst G 70 pe
..rsf corses1e IN the Brazilian markets tess,[
the usual he iac,i,Hs LAY
,sEece5 - b - e.orted for Friday yerp f,s ao1'. ~
s.s ;oper l'orts ana interior points Rio go
ported "a 9Tan ssi@s vas unchanged While iGayTe re-
unchansei The g., I. franc and Hamburg was
m. fsTge s % On me OASIS Of 7Izc Rio No : ''
@sS follows: 1-ieeo III the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York, March .. 1vto-
TEnvEs-Receipts cars. 90 head including ! & car
for the market trading to-day Dressed peer
active and steady 6aq9c ID NO later caDes Iol
london and Liverpool Exports to-day We're 1Sol oeeVes
co sheep 1000 quarters or peer: ~. ,, ...o,.
CAIVES-Feeling steady for veals CITY dresed Veas
ar, AZ o11S1ho per country dressed at It29
M sTT1p Nd f.AMBS-Recelpts or 2O4 head
for the market Sheep nominally steady lambs nIIl
10; yearlings at 81 Dressed
mutton steady at Q1O+5c 10 dressed lambs at 4Ag
13c. - l-- 900 I1yas+arp lambs
"a m average at IS per 100 fb yearlngs 50 ID at 90
~ 1I0ciSGRsceipts were 4S1 head: sale Feeling
nonnay steady Country dressed hogs steady at 01a9
%. n,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
SEE dividenS
BOND MARKET TRADIN

RAILROAD BONDS-Mar1ks. nrrn .rro.,i,
amounted In par value to s+sa5oo against 81 ass oo
on Friday The heaviest dealings were in the Atch-
ison general As. Brooklyn Rapid Transit As, Chit
cago' Burlington and Quincy IS. Colorado and
southern nrst Is. Northern Pacific IS. Peoria and
Eastern income 4s, st. Louis Southwestern, conso-
idated 4s, Union Pacific convertible 4s Wabash ds-
benture Bs Wabash. Pittsburg Terminal second Is
and Western Maryland 4s. American Tobacco As
and United States Steel IS were also active. z
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

Cotton Exchange Special Iyeroo cs6les-spot eotGcn
1meFca 900 receipts 1909 AmeTean 500; mid
lover Closed quis net & gncanged 20 p9t d O%sa ae 1aeh
Sid June-Juy. zTGd: July August 417d; August-sep-
her God; NoyeIIber-December 4.2ld; DecemberJanuary
fTsf.oI-R AND MEAI-To-days -four market was dull
anehanged riees Sales We're uninRSan5 M S9I1ng ie
patents. s. 5as5 60: spring esaIs S5gs4 gc' So ss 81
ois. ~ 2shey s. 7oaS4 90 BUcKMTEAT FLoIR IN
s1fS staaay SsSed: K dried s29oas brand BAG a6
ask.' ,sl 1r1 81 Ioasl r. ara
ccf5 Western spring. SO 40; STANDARD nlddlng SIC 90
ragE o. szl rea o9ss ~ a. a9ne S3iGS24 red dog
50 80 hoIniny chop $50 25@s2o 50 IN bulk s2l 20 IN
G46fNW IIisAT-seing pressure let up somewhat IN
tie wheat market today. and prices had chance 70
,I, e.ssa 70 s.edy closing at O'Clock with May
81 ,e @s pi - and septeniter There was
n2tcesale lessen.ag ~ pea i, te ad of a firm corn
nsT suleentiy inT:goFang or5 e p9nee es fran
PARTIES VITO lad been ire 1ea1iest sellers during
preceding fresh lock the situation with view 70
dsteriinE Il the preset e'el 9I o. and rerhaps
a.fu,S @ sas iAfose'e . ,he 7seater map was Con
- I5S ,,r ~ 9T ne ixer and Stationary temper
agres ae 9Esne oo;npaFea sla, @a is Snereass over
t.a. 81 te saas of 70 co bashsis IN the visible
y or soneVst naor ifsn The preceding year Worlds
s.ipgnents we're e5'inatea cbaaaa on .assage
T1verpcol ad et higher con5ineaai mares ~ Tse
Narttern Duluth 81 2oEs: No hard Manitoba
2, ns o D ahoat COEN-Bulis gave the market B.oa
9pssn sharp advance IL the
-. SirIeago afri market here, closing az
sSe,e ,sfb Nsv al July 54Tsc News had
l,ffle H. 40 With the uIfurn. most OF which could
- arsty raced buying II big commission houses ~
he yveet similar thnt of the early week Sellers haa
is..,, T,edencc aad price advanced easily Wy
1850, o. - ,be West Receipts aggregated 619no
ir1slir conrered with 3l9.ooo bushels last year The
dispatches called attea-
,se ~ 5e Itet country offerings. although chicago sz
.. sfc1dav. receipts for the week
we're liberal Jhere important e5pTt z, . eear
go "a D. .G..sls No ? wfite. G4isc. and 10 vel
i9v go :, sTos4 OATS re good Wealhfr ~
,vtS-- lrr farm offerings. and II REQUIRED a
Ffrog corn marked the oats market any DUO aiss
.,Tot closing steady cash oats
here Re.o ouoieI ~ follows: 8ixea ~ 70 - 10 u
ia n a4ft5slsc e.I,LeS WIZ
ss - 20 n ss1scc RYE uou.tnai fsAIsitss- iais.ss
fuli- Feeding quoted - fftsf - ~ ~ -
HlsifiHg ~ sGG52c { Isufaio.
NEw-V YORK. PRICES.
Wheat: Opening. High. Low; 6tose , az az
h&y --..........si II sim 81 lo% flu Als&
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March %, / p m.-COTTON-Spot quiet;
prices points lower; American middiing fair t1od
ISd GOOD ordinary ss4d: ordinary. 37Sd. The sales
of the day were 5000 bales. of which 500 were for
snecuatIon and export included 5000 bales Amer
ican Receipts. 1900 bales including S9oo Amer
ican Futures opened easier and closed quiet; Amer
lean Iniddng. q March, 41od; March and APRIL
lied; April and May, 1od; May and June 4:ISo
Jtne and July I I5d; July and August 416d: August
and september 417d: September and October. 41sd
ScfoIcr and November, 4.19d; November and Decem
her 20d; December and January, 421d; January ano
IFsE 4
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
FURTHER GAINS In STOCKS.
AC17VE LOCAL 4ND FOREIGN DEMAND FOR 1TTRAC-
TIVE ISSUES -
Bank Loans Decrease and Resve ReSentiment Val Street
Circles Buish eAa,~zay
- % ~~-~ -

London, 2kq2a. per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills. rs per cent: long bills. no
25-16 per Berlin discount rate. rs per cent
Berlin exchange London, 20 marks 4sA pfenniss.
Paris discount rate Lilo per cent Paris exchange
London. % francs, 16 centmes. .. - -
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con5ols for
money. 81 1-1s for the account, s1s; French rentes.
80 francs SEA centimes.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

to1IeN--Ihe cotton market generally easier At
1rst trading quiet
NGs active and weak under seiirg
account with closing prices showing moderate loss for
ne uay The opening quiet at prices 10
= 4eSllne of points n cables. There
a iltte feature At first and trading
ma. Aet solng somewhat saggng tendency under scat
ttIliS Aquinatoa hRsed for
eaEy receipts next week Later the market
'iive and
aH1 selling fer New-Orleans account which have
een based development spot situation or
N anticipation that the
prove more 5eartsh than generally expected
c+esea stea1y az net decline OF points
reported or $1,000 bales The week ngures spite
tie very heavy Into sight, showed a decrease
te visible supply Of American cotton and indicated
absorption from available supplies OF
3S4.08 bales. ABSORPTION continue on
fhs basis for the balance would OF
be entirely unprecedented tangs would come
% the full allotted leading bulls
l2e4e bales The into sight for the being
ssmsted at arond 2loo0o bales AGAINST about 1900
hales Tor the but
eted and the bulls consider that the should
be taken as indicative OF big demand
The Of prices the market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
New New

London, March 25 L p. m--The market for Arnert-
securities dull and heavy. Final prices fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

DOMESTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Com
mercial, 81 discount; bank. 81 premium San Fran
cisco-sight. Sc; telegraph. &c. Boston-iec dis
count chicago-Par Charleston--Buying. par:
selling 81 10 premium st. Louis-25c discount bid
aSe discount asked Mlnneapolis-Too premium,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Barney Co.. No. 25 Broadst
New-York and No. l22 South 4th-st. Philadelphia)
1st5 As1a5 Tlid
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26
Z MONEY AND. EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on CALI "a per cent
Time money was quoted at s1t9s1s per cent for
sixty TO ninety days and S5s per for four five
and six months. Commercial paper quoted at
37aG4 per cent for sixty TO ninety days sS4la per
cent for four TO six months and per cent for
others.
r. FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Market- closed quiet
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

Ma. .s. 9DS9as 4 III Il 81 lSs. slm 5, is2 iss
New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Mch. IS. Mch. %. lchsngss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11
WOMAN RUNS ENGINE
Almost Makes the Round
Trip Over the Oklahoma
Division,

\ Arkansas city IS fhe home Of the only
woman so far known WHO ever ran an
engine very nearly the round trip Of the
Oklahoma division Of The Santa r. Iail-
road. says the Railroad Bulletin. This
Is piece Of news picked up accidentally
and Is not generally known and for rea-
sons best known We withhold the name
Of he interested rarity u is uoi clisto-
mary FOR a woman 10 be ermired 70 run
engines On this division a@d untn this
writing This escapade has not Teen
brought to The aotice Of the brass collars.
The woman Co the case has a very
well known railroad man for "A husband
and has frequently acompauied him on
his run As "a result she knows consid-
eraDlc ebout radroading and IS well ac-
Quainted with the road bed The run the
heroine iu this case took out was a
freight She took The engine az the
south yards and opening 49, the throttle
she was soon pulling up the hin. which
she got over without difficulty As her
engine pulled over tho divisian she MAJ
ninulatcd the throuie IKE an old iimer.
rounding the curves smoothly and pass-
ing up ard down srades in safety
an IKE way 20 Purcell she made the
mn without hohble. taking siding al the
proper places and stopping a. an lhe
stations the orders called for WheE she
arrived a. Purcell She lefi the engine al
ihe rouudhcrse and ihen vent 10 Town
- room occupied by her huehand
where she slept sogndlr Until called y
make tss retnm rlr
HHn mayer h..d nHu tI.IuI.I..1|. 7. k| Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11

husbands ppssongcr train pass. When
her husband pulled his train into the
station at Ponca city She got OF tho
engine ard stmted to take him grip
containing some things she wished him
TO have. BEFORE she got to her destina-
tiou she happened to look toward her
engine ard to her CONSERVATION she saw
il slowly moving rlong the siding she
dropped her grip and started after the
engine on SWIFT run. which she nan-
ased tc catch az g vas leaving Tie sid
ng for the ditch. Tho woman dlI not
swear when she found out that the FIRE
man was the cause OF the runaway en-
gire, out she evidently felt like man
would In the same predicamcnt
While she was trying TO get her engin"
and the train on the siding again she
was terror stricken by the sight Of Train-
master Staikwoather, who pat IN his ar
peamnco at a very nopportune moment.
AS the woman looked out Of the cab win
dow he demanded TO know what in the
nados she was doing on thot engine and
what she meant by tying up thc entir,
Oklahoma division. The woman explain
ed what she was doing th,re and then
the ttninmastcr proceeded 10 help her
o." OF her dilemma and 10 set the trains
10 moving agaia. Finally the trains wcrC
2n running according TO orG.rs acair. and
the woman started for Arkanns city
which run she made in good time and IN
perfect safety until She struck the Ar
kansas river bridge south OF the round
horse ana then she was rudey awakened
| from "a sound slumber by her husband
shaking her and telling h,r 20 -ct up anc
get his breakfast This woman hold.
tho record ON the Oklahoma division as
p female ongineer and there is no doubt
I but that she came as near pulling The
freight the round trip ON ms division
az any other woman ever did,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11

Editor Leader Why Is it tha' ihe ON.
GERS ignore the law prohihi'ins The kili'
ing OF insecfiverous birds? The inhibi
zion D. wondatory upon the sherin his
deputies and other county officers every
one 0f whom Is sworn 10 faithfully exc
cute the isw. sea right undcr tneir eyes
these little winged songsters 90 the for
esf are shot from bugh and bianble an
round Cuthrie every sunday CON SUM
rise until sunset and What makes the
shooting ana Sining more bag larous b.
The fact ihat the young doves are not
yef Ola enough 20 leave their nests. and
when the mother bird Il shot down these
poor ntue felloNs are iefs 10 Narvc u
tbeir nests win none 70 provide food
for thcfa.
Il does seem % me thai hun aaliy, y
nothing else Wri 90 81, o6sht % appeal
10 mans mercifni nature 20 srnle tnt
lnnoccrf mother dove aAf her iHiie neet.
lnes Wouif nal lc rfl fof lre a-i'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11
The wlsh Fsther to tbe Thought.


Information reacned here last night 20
the erect ,hat negotiations are under
was looking 20 the abandonment Of Guih-
fie next year and bringing Enid in the
circuit to' cuabIe Oklahoma Ci,y 20 re-
main m the Western association yes
teriay Oklahoman
our esteemed contemporary has an--
other guess corning. t'pop no lcss a1-
horiiv ttan Manarer smith. wha made
the positive. cmphatlc, Affirmative state.
nrut this mornina Guthrie viii retain
its franchise in the Western association
and will have representative team next
year. a is rmorod oVer tf circuit
however. that deal is on soot which
contemplates the purchase ot the SPRING
field franchise ana tae cahsirr OF the
present team 10 Enid. Negotiations 70
,his end las been Be- pr9grfss 'or s,me
iime and IL successful t means hat thf
association generally @ll tenehi Yy the
transfer