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where they had so often smoked and
talked and exchanged condolences
Then Henry said:
Howard, this thing is killing YOU
"How did you know it?" Howard
asked, quickly looking up at his
brother.
81 knew Fletcher would give you
the facts" replied Henry without no
ticing the question. II saw what was
on your mind the moment 1 arrived"
"You are right in assuming that it is
killing. me. To think that you who have
borne the burden for me all these years
and must always bear it should have
such a brother"
what do you mean, Howard?'
Il mean that am dog. You know
it as we'll as 1. But what could 1 do:
We have been thrown together con-
stantly ever since you and Belle went
away. 1 thought loved Belle. Now !
know love Della. 1 have robbed you
of her."
Henry went to his brother and threw
his arms around his neck. eff you
don't know it already" he said, "I'll
tell you that I've robbed you Of Belle
Howard looked at his brother In q
dazed fashion while he gathered his
faculties, then exclaimed:
"Great heavens! Suppose either Of
Us had proved faithful!''
MABEL VANWAGENEN.
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yesterday afternoon. Martin O'Neil,
had been looking for work and could
not find anything to do in his line.
Tom Cady. had tramped w0arily all
day in search of employment, ana met
with only heartless no from every
one whom he approached james p
Brady of Oskaloosa, Iowa, had had
nothing to eat, but apparently plenty
to drink for twenty-four hours, and
Tom Boyle's was the saddest case
of all. Tom is chronically AFFLICTED
with perpetual tired feeling. W.
Rank, substantially corroborated the
story told by mis- pals. ten days, =
said Judge olsmith. sternly. "The city
will give you employment. Jailer
Cease is needing men badly on his
rock pile" It was learned by the 20
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Two Charters Issued.

The following charters were issued
this morling from the territorial sec
retary's Office: Cornucopia Coloniza
ton company of Guthrie capital stock
100000. The directors are: f. C.
Robertson. S. H. Jackson of Houston
Texas. al;d G. " Pattison of Guthrie
Plain View church of Arbor. okla. The
trustees are: J. p. Hill. ]. f. Tubb
w. r Bradley, T. c. Ray and w w
Dillingham;. all of Arbor, Okla
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WOMEN WHO SUFFER
HAVE HEoLEcrEo TO rRV DR.
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
THE one Remedy Particularly suited for
The Most Common Feminine Ills

The Most Common Feminine Ills.
To women who suffer Or Wmnns
Pink Pulls are worth their weight in
soie Al special periods woman needs
medicine 10 regulate her blood supply or
her life would be round OF pain and
suffering. Or williams Pink pills ase
absolutely the finest medicine that ever
Il woman took They actually make rev
blood They are good for men too--out
they are good IN o special way FOR wo-
men
1T was three years ago last sprine
that my health failed mo-" says Mrs.
Arthur Conltlln Of NO. Coldwster
street. Battle Creek. Mich. Il suffered
from leucorrhota and other troubles
that. presume Wvrc caused by the
weakness It produced. had sinking
spells. nervous headaches, was weak and
exhausted all the time and looked Ike a
walking skeleton.
MY back and limbs would ache almost
continually and there were days when
was absolutely helpless from sick
hcadachc. 1 tried one doctor after an
other but cannot say that they helped
NV NA AAAa NY hHAA MtH oidhEtnl ttll
was troubled some with constipation.
"One day a physician who has now
retired from practice, met my husband
on the street and INQUIRED about my
health He advised my husband TO get
some OF Dr. williams Pink pills for
me. said they were good medicine.
better for my trouble than he could put
up. 7 took six boxes and was entirely
cured. As soon as the leucorrhoea was
cured the headaches and other pains
stopped. II am entirely well now but I
intend to continue to use Dr Williams
Pink pills as "a spring tonic.
Mrs. ConlSlm permits the publication
Of her statement Ia the hope and belief
that It will help suffering women to
find the remedy that win cure them
And she Is ght Dr. Williams Pink
pills are the greatest cure there is for
the common ailments OF men and women
for the weakness and backachcs of
Anaemia. the heiyiness and distress Of
indigestion. the pains and aches OF Rhcu-
matism, Sciatica and Neuralgia; the
misery of Spinal Weakness and the III
health that follows any disturbance OF
regularity in the blood-suppiy All these
ailments are caused BY bad blood, and
Dr Williams Pink Pins actually make
new blood They don't act ON the bow
els They don't bother with mere synlp
Tins They strike straight at the COM
mon root Of disease. But of course. you
must get the genuine pills Substitutes
and limitations never cured anybody. The
genuine ~. Williams Pink Pills are
sold by all druggists. or by the Dr. viii
linms Medicine Co. Schenectady. ~ Y
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ossoaNs pITreo AoAlNsr JeRoMs
oHy Associaled F-ess ;

New York, oct l3-lamcs W Osborne
formerly an assistant district attorney
under District Attorney Wm T. jerome,
Was nominated fcr district attorney fol
Kew York county by The democratic con-
Yrntion held IN Tammany ham. Air os-
.bornc accepted and win be one Of the
opponents OF Mr. Jerome. who IS making
an independent campaign for rc-election
Other nominations made by the demo-
cratic county convention included:
For Justices Of the supreme court
Henry l.. Gldorslecve. George a. inga
ham. and Jos. f. Newburgor
For shcrln Nicholas i. Hayes.
Afr Osborne has been prominently
mrnaioncd along with two on cree
other attorneys as tho possible opponeni
~ Mr Jerome on the democratic coun-
IS ticket Iic acted as prosecutor m th'
Aloluctux and Patrick murder trials.
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NEW GAME Law.
No sunday Hunting-season Does Mo-
open Urtil Monday

For the benefit OF the ulmrods who
are prcparng for a quail hunt nest sun
day we elite them 20 the following;
The game law of this TERRITORY reads
IN shall Doe unlawful 90 shoot quun be-
tween the afteon;h of October and the
hrst 6ty of February of the following
yeu. The hfleenth of this month fans
on sunday and the aw docs not go into
effect unln tho 10Th srcause "a person
shoouos qual on thc 18TH wouldn't be-
shooiing quaH between the 18Th day
Of October ANA tho ist dty or February
If the following year
$50 tike wum.ug for il thc nme war
den cucocs sou he may make you wish
son bad nryer heard Of quail Both
chief Justice Buriord and Attorney Gen-
erd simons have held u1, the quail soa-
SON docs not oron uud Monday
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LEAGUE OFFICERS.
List Of onieaIs Named by Anti saloor
Convention.

The following is the complete list OF
officers elected by the Anti-saloon league
conventions
Rev J. NJ Moore Oklahoma city, prcs-
dent; j. S. I.nlard, Oklahoma City. treas
uror. Rcv. Marion Porter. II Reno, sec
rctaly. j. j. Thompson. oklahoma City.
superintendent Trustees: H. w. Keller
spoacer; }. NJ. Monroe. r. II. Harper, J.
s. Iillard. J. J. Thompson, J. l.. Brown,
IA T.. Swan. A. a. Porter $. A. smith,
Oklahoma city; Marion Porter. IN Reno
p. C. Rankin. Guthrie; p. =. Hnlernan'
Cushingi Mrs l. "a. Stafford. Marshall;
Coo l.. HALE Enid and J. e s'rcch-
Kingfisher.
The bnowhg comnlttcca were ap-
polluted:
Resolutions j. NJ strong. }. a. Ma
plies, Rev J. +. Disch. Rev. Strcch. Mrs,
Corr, Hmmmett aud Mrs. 1. n. stafford
Permanent organization-F. H. Greg
ory a. Sawyer and p. z. Tniicrnan.
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The citizenship pardon. recently grant
ed by Gov. Ferguson to Virgil II. Al
bright. OF Payne county, released an
agen prisoner from the penitentiary.
This pardon gives him q few days OF the
original sentence for good behavios.
Time and time again friends and attor-
neys representing Albright, have inn
portuned the governor for a pardon, and
even the warden Of the pcnitentiary rec
commended pardon in August. 1904 be-
cause OF the extreme age OF the prisoner
but Gov Ferguson remained firm and
alowd Albright 20 serve his time.
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Telegram this morning from Chief John
Gates. stating that no had arrived
without Incident at saa Antonio with
his prisoner. He is expected to arrive
In Guthrie this afternoon on the Eve
o'clock north bound Santa Fe train.
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING GABLE.
gghett unchanged % ss highcr
Corn Is higher.
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They VIII Pound Books

II was a distressed looking crowd Of
FIVE weary Willies. who appeared at
the five o'clock session of police court,
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lice that the FIVE men had camp
established south of town and had
been begging about the city, in lieu OF
searching for honest employment.
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Lodge Directory

Go. A. First RECT. okla. " O. Meets
every Wednesday night at 7;sc IN Arm
ary h..ii. i09 West Harrison 1--WE
G. - DuNNfcA. Captain
GEO J.. MOCicABEfs. orderly Sergeant.
Guthrie Commabdofy No Knights
TemEiar. Meets every Wednesday, cv-u-
ing AZ 100 at their Asylum In the Ma
sonic Temple. Visiting Sir Hpishts al
ways welcome.
Guthrie Lodge No acc T. j. 0. =
Meets sAe seeond and fourth ruesdas
7lebts oi each month in Elh han.
II. ". PENTEcOsSs E. r.
, FCucAnT. sscretary.
Naor1i RebeeNah Lodge No. ?. J. Q. o.
=. Meets FIRST and ttifd TUESDAY nights
Eof every month in oda F,5iows han.
LUCY, iIERwlG. Noble 6ranA
MAGGIE MILAN. Secretary.
Cklahoh1a tnoampn'eRt Ma. }. I. - q.
f. Meets every Wednesday night at
7;9o o'clock. at Odd Fellows han
+ A. MEyErTE. C. p.
p. k. ABBOTT. Scribe.
+. A. A.. Guthrie ComcB No. Sis,
Fratornal Aid association Meets every
wednesday night in Odd Fellows haa.
corner Harrison and Broad visiting
members always welcome.
Guthrie Chapter No. 2. Order OF this
Eastern star. Meets in the Masonic
Temple every second and sourth Friday
evenings in each month
HORTENsE DoYR. W. NJ
AL. HIxoN. w. p.
=. NJ. L. RAY. Secretary.
Gunre Camp No. Csc
"A Modern Woodmen OF Ameri
e.F@a ca, meets every Tuesday ev-
At9tNl{<S=, ening In l. O. o. Il hail,
WtyS&tK corner OF Harrison and BroaE
&HHSK Visiting Nelghbors cordially
- welcome.
d. M. TIBBETTs. Consul.
J. f. BREWER. Clerk
=. = =. =. :. !" !: !. :: ! !: ! : ! ! !. ! !. !
Knights and ladies OF
~f$E$M security meet lst ana 81
A, AAaM Wednesday Of each month
~ - ~ Masonic Hall. l19 a.
N.-/A )lSla. Ave. Visiting meD.-
~ oers always welcome. W
Da,. ems. President; J. NJ Ander-
son. Financial Secretary; 7. =. Corska-
don. Corresponding Secretary.
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Guthrie Chapter ", No. 6. r. A. NJ.
Meets the first and third Friday nights In
each month at A. F. & A. NJ hall VISIT
ing companions always welcome.
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COS a.krNIENT REPORT
sprne viia.t 80. month ago today ST..
re-u 81 month ueo today sg5.
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Guthrie Commandary KnIgh,s Temp
lar. Meets second and fourtt Monday
q shts in each month at their asylum in
a. f. & 4. NJ. hall Visiting Sir Knights
always welcome.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unohaneed to y higher.
Corn unchanged.
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FRANK r. sARBER. sachem.
II. c. BARNEY, CHEW OF Records
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OiSl0homan F. - Liiic. OF Guthrie.
and E. T.. Howerdobler OF Perry secre-
tary and TREASURER, respectively. Of the
territorial board Of pharmacy were in
homes from being in attendance az the
quarterly meeting Of the board held in
Aiiadarko. The next meeting Of the
board viii be hold in Guthrie IN Jonu-
airy.
Editor John Golobie Of the State Reg
ister at Guthrie, WIS in the city yes
tcrday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Newman OF Guth-
iic. spent yesterday IN the city.
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
wheat unchanged TO z higher
Corn unchanged.
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Guthrie Lodge No. 2. X. OF p. Meets
every Friday night in Masonic hall. ~
East OlSahona ayen, G.
G. f. DtNNICA. c. c.
L. S. PAGE. X. OF r. & s.
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l. o. r. NJ Meets every Tuesday night
in X. OF p. hall Visiting chiefs always
welcome
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Woodmen Of the World, Guthrie camr
No. 3, Meets every Tuesday at 1890 p
M, in the woodmen hall over Speness
hardware store. Visiting woodmeu
welcome.
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MM coNNELLr. Con. Com.
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Enid Eagle. Mrs. isancs left Enid this
Afternoon over the ID. T.. & c.. for Gutb-
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Gates Returns This Evening,
The police h@dqumtcrs received 3
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Guthrie Lodge No. 3. I. o. o. f.. .aeets
every Monday night nj 7.so clock az
odd Fellows han. corner HARRISON and
Broad
/. l.. BILLINGS. Noble Grand.
II l.. sTROUcJI SECRETARY.
noufrow Division No. 3. Uniform Rank.
*. Of r. Meets second and fourth Fri-
day nights a. Masonic hall. lis East ON
lahoma avenue.
@. E. DUNNlcA. Captain.
". 7. WARREN Recorder
iiar,rpnft Post No 3. C. A. n, meets
on FIRST ana thrd Friday in each month
at 7,so ,. m. in Odd Fellows nan
J. H. TAFT Pos Con.
N. Z. MOCK, Ao3uiant
Guthrie lodgc No. :. =. a. y. w.
IMcots every Thursday night in the now
Masonic bali on Eust Oislahosaa. visit
ms brothers welcome.
e. II. RUTHvAN. NJ. W.
w. J. LEATHERMAN. Recorder.
Canton Guthrie No. 3, Patriarch's Mill
tant., I. o. O. f. Regular assembly every
second and fourth Tuesday night in each
month in Odd Fellows han. visiting
Chevaiicrs welcome
p. X. ABBOTT. com'dt.
W. J. BARNHAR1' Clerk.
woodmen Of the World, Guthrie Camr
No. 3. Meets every Tuesday az 7.e0 u.
M in the Woodmen hall over Spencey
hardware store Visiting woodmen
welcome.
MM coNNELLY. Con. Com.
l. o. r. NJ Meets every Tuosday night
in X. OF p. hall Visiting chiefs always
welcome.
FRANK r. sARBER. sachem.
H. c. BARNEY, Chiew OF Records
Guthrie Lodge No 2. X OF F. Meets
every Friday night in Masonic hall, iiy
East Oklahoma ayen,e.
G. f. DUNNICA. c. c.
L. S. PAGE X. Of r. & s.
Guthrie Chapter ", No. G. r. A. NJ.
Meets the first and third Friday nights In
each month at A. F. & A. NJ hall visit
ing companions always welcome.
Guthrie Commandary Knlgh,s Temp
lar. Meets second and fourtr Monday
4 shts in each month at their asylum In
a. f. & 4. NJ. hall. Visiting Sir Knights
always welcome.
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Fl Reno Democrat. Or Clark Of
Guthrie. was in the city this morning.
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Perry Republican,: County Attorney
II. H. Mcclure was in town Monday
jack willis made a business trip to
Guthrie Monday
Judge Scott went to Guthrie on legal
business
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o O o o o o o @ @ @ Q o O Q Q o
o TooAYs MARKETS. o
o q
0 Q 90 90 0 o 90 O o Q
speeiaI to Daily Leader
KANSAS CITY CASH.
wiJEAT

WHEAT.
no. hard 7saSIAc; No. hard 7Sd
NC: No. hard 7a@7se; No. : red 9Oc
80 red s7gssc
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Q Q o O Q Q DO o Q o o Q 90 o
OUT or TOWN PERSONAL,
. oooOOoOOooooeooO o o Q 90 o o o c o o Q {.

Kingasher Star: l.. y. Homshcr. Of
Guthrie, was visitor in the city today.
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COIN

no white Efl4cl No. . white sic.
so mixed iSisNishe: No. mixed iSc
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Lawton Democrat; Deputy e. $ Mar
shall John Alternately loft for Guthrie this
morning, taking with him his little
daughter who is a mute. She viii be
placed in an institution Of learning for
mutes at Guthrie.
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F. A. A.. Guthrie Co,mcB No. 5is.
Fratorial Aid association. Meets every
Wednesday night in Odd Fellows has
corner Iarrison and Broad Visiting
members always welcome.
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LIvzs1ock.
HOGS

Chicago-ib 900, steady
nansas City 5000, steady.
omaha--5.0Oo, steady.
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Naomi Reeechah Lodge No. ?, T. Q. o.
=. Meets hrst and thifd Tuesday nights
Eof every month in Odd F,liouss' han.
LUCY, lERwlG. Noble 6rana
MAGGIE MILAN. Secretary.
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Oklahoma Euoampnent Ma. }. I. - q.
f. Meets every Wednesday night at
1870 o'clock. at Odd Fellows hall
+ A. RIEYErTr. c. p.
p. K. ABBOTT. Scribe
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KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Wheat ist.
Com a.
Oats n.
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Chicago "a 900. STEADY.
Kansas city-3.000, steady
Omaha l.500 steady.
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Canton Guthrie No. 3, Patriarch's Mill
tant., I. o. o. f. Regular assembly cvery
second and fourth Tuesday night in each
month in Odd Fellows hall Visiting
Chevaiicrs welcome.
+. X. ABBOTT. Com'dt.
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Guthrie lodgc Vo. ,, g. o. ~ W.
Mcc,s every Thursday night 10 the nov
Masonic haii. on East Olslahosaa. visit
ing brothers welcome.
B. H. RUTHvAN. NJ W.
w. J. LEATHERMAN. Recorder.
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Guthrie Lodge No. acc T. y. Q. =
Meets tAo secord and fourth ruesdaa
alghis of each month In Elb hail.
H. ". pESTECOs5'. E. y.
- FOuCAnr. Secretary.
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nonfrow Division No. 3. Uniform Rank.
*. Of T.. Meets second and fourth Fri-
day nights az Masonic hall. lis East on
lahoma avenue.
q T.. DUNHlCA. Captain.
". 7. WARRES, Recorder.
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w J. BARNHART. clerk.
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cHcAao rsTIMATEs roMoRRow
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iiarirunft Post 40. 3. G. A. r.. Meets
on FIRST ana thrd Friday in eaeh month
at 1880 ?. m. IN ODD Fellows han
:, II. TAFT Pos Com
N. T. MOCK, Ao5utant
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Guthrie Lodge no. :. 7. o. o. f.. ,aeets
every Monday NIGHT at 7.so CLOCK at
odd Fellows hai corner Harrison and
Broad
, 1905-02-03
Why shcc Laces Come United.

why is it that a lldy's shoe be-
comes united so much more frequent.
ly and apparently easier than a
man's?' repeated J. V. | add. the shoe
salesman, after me. Well, | don't
suppose | would be in any letter po-
sition to answer a question than any
Il else had it not been for the fact
that a few days ago a couple of la
dies, customers of my place. were dis
cussing that very point. and their de-
auctions appear to solve the riddle
perfectly.
1T is not that a woman's shoe laces
will not tie in as firm a knot as any
others; the reason for the frequent
~annoyances to which women are sub.
jected is apart from that. In the case
of high shoes he trouble is altogether
in their height. The shoe laces fur.
tier up on the leg than a mans, usu-
ally fits more snugly, and, therefore,
encounters a greater strain on the
knot when a woman is walking. The
result is that it becomes loosened
within a very short time, whereas a
mar may walk all day without the
laces of his shoe becoming united.
Where low shoes are worn, the skirts
Tapping around the ankle do the work
of %loosening the knot.'-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
, 1905-02-03
MR.. ERICKSON ILL AT
HOME IN SHENANDOAH.

Ed Palmquist of All Eighth street
this morning received a letter from his
wife. who is at the bedside of her
father, Mr.. Erickson, at Shenandoah,
Ia. saying that the physicians held out
very little hope for the recovery of the
old gentleman, who has heart trouble,
and who is kept alive with drugs. Mrs.
PalmQuist went from Denver, Mr..
Palmquist intending to follow from
here in a day or two. but his young
son, Norman, is i'll with a severe cold
and Mr.. Palmquist cannot go at pres
ent. His brother, Charles Spar, left
on the afternoon train for Shenandoah.
The babe was quite sick last evening.
requiring the attendance of a physi-
clan, but is better today.
, 1905-02-03
GROUP OF SUN SPOTS
DISCOVERED AT NOON.

Mr.. Charles Bellamy, the engineer,
at noon today. using his transit instru-
ment. discovered a group of eighteen
tral spot in the sun mentioned in the
dispatches in this paper yesterday aft
ernoon. which are very plainly seen
under the glass. growing more clear
each hour. He also finds a large spot
visible in the upper right quarter of
the sun. which is also growing larger
and more noticeable as the sun travels
westward. The central spots are in a
circle around the larger, varying in
size and degree of darkness.
, 1905-02-03

George A.. Campbell furnishes us
with the following taken from a letter
written by William Myers, the Chey-
enne merchant, to the New York Life
Insurance company, concerning a pol
icy which recently matured:
The settlements are very satisfac-
tory to me, and my entire dealings with
your company have been such that l
will always be glad to recommend it
to my friends.
This is the second policy l have
had mature with your company. l
find the cash value offered me on this
policy is 1921 more than the estimate
made by the company when 1 took 1t
fifteen years ago. Very truly yours.
WILLIAM MYERS"