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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
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tFrom Medical Magizine)
Taking bromides is very coianon
practice A multitude of nervous people
are IN the habit of goine to the drug
store and geitag some brot ldes TO take
Bromide Is taken as a st.ep medicine.
II is taken by those who drink too much
to sober up on Bromides are taken for
nervousness. for epilepsy and for a lost
Of other ailments.
but bromides are poison. The people
90 not seem 10 understand this Dr. G. c.
stockard Of Atlanta Ga. read "a iaper
bef re tha Modical association OF Georgia
last April He said among other things
During the past few years.. have seen
dozen or more cases Of brofiec poison
ing some or them resulting from lack
Of knowidge on the part Of physicians
and TO the effects Of bromdes and others
showing that the people look .ipon bro
mides as harmless remedies. rhe NUM-
Der OF cases seen by me, together with
the failure ON the part Of physicians to
recognize the condition and he real seri-
BUSINESS of IT, have LED me 20 tine eorclu-
sion thnt a paper calling the attention
Of the proissslon the sntJect would he
Of real value"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
STATE NEWS
PuttIna pomn on WelIs.

spooim to taily Lcader
muskosee, :. T., Aug 1.--urder a res
cent ruling Of cscretHry Hitctcock les-
sees OF Oh lands ia Indian Territory must
continue to drll wells regardless oil
whether they strike OIL ami as result
Of this rolling Thomas Ransdale ana as
sociates are putting Gown about twentg
Wells in the Cherokee nation The rul-
ing has created constomaticn among the
operators who are discussing Ways and
means 20 secure relief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Davis. .. r., Aug 2l--rwony-ssv
additional campers passed through here
from Texas points 10 Turner's Fans.
They an seem 40 feel that it IS safer in
the Arbuclles than IN Northern Texas.
although they say yellow fever wiz 40,
reach Texas points. 70 Is reported ,hat
more than zee peorle are camped al ihe
new resort
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
NorIcE

Parties wishing TO board and lodge
students OF the Logan County High
School or 20 furnish or rent rooms for
use OF students during the schoolyeaI
win please write me particulars so ] may
with students.
/ry family wishing the services OF a
boy or girl to work for board and iodg-
ing out OF school hours win also 9blige
me by giving address.
w 8. CALVERT Principal
Onice IN sneod building corner Of Har-
rison and First street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
pleasantly Eneetlve

Never IN the way, no trouble 20 carry,
easy TO take pleasant and never failing
IN results are DeWtrs little Early Ris-
ers THESE famous little pills are a
certain guarantee against heaoache. bill
lousness. torpid liver apd an Of the MS
resulting from constipation They ioaic
and strengthen the liver. Cure Jaundice.
Sold by C. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
Asr. Is Relief Eor Women.

II you have pains In the back. Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a
certain. pleasant herb remedy for wo-
mans Ills, try Mother Gray's Australian
Leaf. II is a safe monthly regulator. Al
Druggists or by mail soc Sample pack
age FREE. Address, The Mother Gray
Co. Leroy. n. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Then this physician goes on 20 describe
cases Of bromide poisoning eases hat
otner physicians failed 10 recognize. It
aprearsthat there are doctors who win
60 on and give bromides and actually
poison their patients without knowing
that they are poisonirg thcuL
The most prominent svnrtona OF nro-
mido poisoning, according 10 This doctor.
are. Deep and lasting sleep. drowsincss.
trembling droppmg things uom me
hands walking with AN unsteady giib
dragging OF the feet drawlns speech
thick tongue, droopins eyes, gummy lids,
foul and metallic odor of tho breath,
tongue coated with white, s!imy sub
stance. followed by a red glazed tongue.
These and many 9th sr symptoms describe
the awful condition which the doctors
are producing boy dosing heir patients
with hromldes
The point 10 which we wish to call the
attention OF ON readers Is ihc fact 'hat
il IS necessary for me doctor TO rise up
and talk in fls manner 20 the other doc
tors II certainly shows ,here must g q
good deal OF unnecessary dugging guing
on. When II becomes necessary for a
prominent physician to stand up before a
ooheeution ot doctors and describe TO
them how they are poisoning their pa
tients with bromides poisoning them
without knowing il, when It becomes
necessary for doctors 20 say these a iags
no each other Il is time the people krew
something about H.
We wish 20 put ourselves on record as
saying that bromides rarely do good. and
generally do harm In fact bromide5 al-
ways 90 harm, even In those iew eases
where they do some good Broulides 'hin
iho blood. derunge the stomach, weaken
the nervous system ana giu finally pro-
du,e condition far worse thal the con
dition for which they are taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

The doctors a'e fceponsitie Ter the fast
that thousands OF people in every state
IN the Union are taking bromides. ahe
doctors continue 20 give them bromides
until the people learn he TO go to the
drug stores and get them for themselves
The people generally regard br1mides az
harmless They take them IN unlimited
quantities Next 70 quinine we believe
that bromidees are doing more harm in
this country than any ore drug that can
be mentioned.
The doctors are ml1crg a howl about
patent medicines. We do not hcslta.e 20
say that the harm done by an me la.tent
medicines IN Chi 1tendom is but "a small
fraction of the harm that bromides are
doing We b,lieve hat amy medicine may
be used in such way as 20 become
hglmful Patent medicines as well as
regular medicines. may De esod To ,hc
harm Of me p35ient Pat by actual csm-
parison. the patent medicines are not do
ing 1.-THE OF vhe harm that the regular
meiioines used by ihe doctors ars 1nng.
Qlinine has made millions OF nervous
wrecks. Bomidos follow close behind.
We exhort our readers 20 have nothing
whatever 10 DO with bromides. no not
imagine that because they inil your ner-
yousness for few moments .hat ihey
are doing you good. They are doing you
great harm. Let them entirely alone IL
you have been accusiou cd 40 taking
ihen. quit az once. There Is no habit
worse than the bromide habit IL is far
worse then the drink habit IN iis effect
upon the human system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Good servants read the ads. They
have learned that the best places are to
be obtained Ia that way-without having
to pay commissions. Most OF the poorer
servants can't read al all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
He WANTS A WIFE
AND ADVERTIsEs
Takes the Most Direct Way In Which 70
Get Whas He Is After,


a Kansas City man Is Advertising for a
wife and those eligible young ladies Of
a5 and 40 years who have spurncd the at
tentiona Of the hckie youth who have
been over Jealous IN their attentions.
can now become candidates for matri-
mony and submit their cause TO the man
who advertises IN the newspapers, and
thus avoid an the silly nonsense OF tho
moonscruck man VINO sighs his soul
away while trying TO tell his best girl
that he loves her and would gladly quit
smoking cigarettes and forever taboo
the poker chip II he could but be her
nfe's dear lord
This man who IS thus disposed TO
hazard step SO fun Of the uncertain
ties ana conundrlms OF lie. gives his
name as George sumpter. and his age
~, hts post office Hallowen near Ga
lena. George Says his character is
without spot or blemlsh and his circam-
stances an that a woman could ask for.
even Il she be disposed TO marry a man
for money
lie Is not given 70 spending his ume
in the cleaning were fho mock bird
trDis his love notes, nor where tho
Jasmine breathes its fragrance into
The dewey night ar. hol ling IN hts FOND
embrace some fairy form, whose eyes
the icyelight oatsnines the Fun moon
glare, Tor his life has been busy enc,
and he could not spare The time. But
now that barns are fuli. and De Is able
70 sit under his own vine and ng tree.
he finds something Is wanting 20 make
hie enjoyment fun Ia these tae mature
days OF his manhood Among am the
daughters of Eve who have fun many
years rallied al the Stiffness OF oourtship
AZ conducted by the immature creatures
who Indulge in such nonsense, 70 there
not one wAo can hnd a happy home w.h
George Sumpter2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
Attorney, tor semInoIe NatIon.

Special 10 Daily Leader
South MeAlester, .. T., Aug 21-At
wewoka McKennon and Wnmott We're
elected by the Seminole council as ma
tonal attorneys for the Seminole nation
al. salary % Si.5O0 per year. There
Nas quite a contest Tor the attornoyshlp.
Mr, McKennon was formerly member
OF the Dawes commission aud resides at
this place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
clean those Gloves.

For cleaning Kid gloves. removinl
erease spots, paint. tar, etc. get bo,
Of Fogg's chemical chalk az Leader Of
nee Price 10 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21
rHos. ". HUNrEa TALKS.
Says the Department Win Never Sell
Lands According TO PBian.

Ardmoreite; ln ms opirior of rhos
W. Hunter iate candidate for goVenor
OF the chociaw ration, and one Of ne
most nfoairsnf Indians in taei country.
~ iniefior department win never he
able 70 sen the coal lands of ne CLoc-
lav nation With the present plan IA
fof Tie fectnt ATTEMPT of tne depart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Malaria Makes Pale s e<ly children.
The Old standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds
un the system. Sold by all dealers for
27 year. Price 80 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Make No common Error.
The cost Of coal is great: the cost OF
gas Is a mere bagatelle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

Daily Leader 10 cents a week denv
cred every day except sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

STATISTICS
Business Failures - U. S. - 1903
immigration TO v. s. cest OF Wars in
United States.
v. S. Army and Navy Pay Roll.
Civil War Statistics
Union and Confederate Losses In Battles
Of the Civil War
Religious Denominations Of the World
Cities in v. S. o. 2s, 200 and over
Money In Circulation in U. S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

TABLES SHOWING
Value Of Foreign Money
Distances and Fares from New York or
Chicago to Principal cities of v. S.
Wages by Week Month Ready Reek-
Cords Of Wood In Pile and Value
Value Of Coal, Hay, Straw, etc
Interest Laws and Statute Of Limitations
Interest and Builders Tables
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-21

CAUGHT
John es ~ snb b boderFr
s@enp-hv Doll fh hd9 " al p
eEo.w W
AsstO 70 John
sEEF ANoF u
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trouble, e,rOotand
branch, and no
signs of it are
ever seen again.
Those who have
been cured BY
s. S S. can feel
assured that
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-20

The Materials in the Shirts Madras Batistes Cheviot,
Popn Maapaans and Basket Cloth Pure Irish Linen Tan,
Pure white in Madras and Basket Cloth
The Make: Savoy Fauless, Stag and Inter Ocean.
.........s.. THE PRICE OF THE CHOICE. ...........
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
HOLMES GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Former Associate ststistieinn vii Face Charges fn cotton scandal

WAsfttNgTDN. Aug 21 f. & tfoimes. If. fprnaf associate statisti- -iah of fhs department 0f agriculture. indicted wHh r 4. persham and Moses Haas of New York on q eharza 3f e9nsrfrIng fr defrauf fbh govern. maht hv pfsmafHfsiF diruiEBR cotton frop reports of fbs department Of agri- 7Hiiufa. surrendered to fhp t'h.iHi states marshal f1dag 1is had aEfee1 tg give h'fusalf Hp on saturday. ahd thara was some sHfpr 1n when b" faiI"i io do s9
 Hf. Holmes appeared tefnfs Judge staaord std sata t.afd 'r siGfsn tbH amount agreed apaH Saturday before sls srriFai iu ihs a.ty ffn #aa taken so the uarshars 0ffrs hr ts attorney Wessfs. Lester and Prize who sis1 sp saased w'fh h.m ln 'Hs r0ufff1am.
 iIlzffiei Attorney Rnsfh made sH sf farf f1 have fta t8Ht made t3lfffl hu' The hTGrf wns 1pI1aai Hy Hf tssfrr and did 41f sflsFaaI No H.1fIfz f9r aH Increase Wr Reach prssenfssi aa af iaef fserHg fire failure of iIs.mes fo sf,paar Saturday. see0rdhz 10 hs agreement between himself and tif Lester. laa ehsranE tfr Lester wi'h 4atTnz afdfsi tfalfss in svadinz ezasl- .iqn of uft for fbe istfsfs arrest zsfarlsf b zff. He ala9 aaid fHfts had .afas f5 uzfif shYHIaz fts' fi4Iasa had -eaHraf sfnns0 laaf Gtscafli her Inst he -seesfiY said mine To the stafe gf waatff af5n f1r gIa co aad had large mns sf rasb in banE safety Tauifs fa nfaa ssid fhaf fts aTeHsH fharrsi fzsTrsf Ga.nsa i4 na- erfrad.tabss an5 aa araaaf stlat afi Hlsas fae's fsss'.essi a lsFzn frud
 Tr ssffg Nr f4ssfar ebHraTfHfizei sa 4r-afntsgls- ths statement that hs hsl asa.ssaf bic rufaf Co araldnz arrest ssi fflsta,i ia dafsft ali ftls psfsgr .ta- finssa af Haimas s1n-a be fel nnslsr stsaf esa. Hs said hs easnt hai at d.asFsff tines since then tean nsar fls faradi1r t<Tsfar sud e1uIf s1s-iy have aaenfai t0 aaastsr r1uutfy if bs saf aa desired Ha saal Holmes fan. ere e f.gsa-af hlassssf ou saturday vss drs tB deisy ia xrfHng isftsr Co ffaIaas
 ff wss t-o1zls asf shas Haimss vas tn wfhwrsi. \ T frgr1 Tue~day t1 satzf.ar nf iast ue~k.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
THE SUNS ECLIPSE
Astronomers to Profit by To-
 morrow's Phenomenon.
MiYDlStOvER MYSTERIOUS SECRETS
Jnymen. Witt smoked Gts.ses. win tiew spectacle From nnn, Places. Dfaoeh htmeh nast Bnndsse
 Fyes Hef0re Eclipse.

NEW YORK. Aug 2g.- Astronomers and other scientists In this city and in hll barts of this country are making eE- tensivh preparations for tie witnessing of tho eclipse of the sun. which Is scheduled 10 take place tomorrow. Tn struments are being put into place. and particularly are the astronomers tak- ina care 10 sec fhbI ail photographic apfafatus is lu perfect order
 4 great deai in q scientific way dc pends nton the findings of the astrono mefs n fslaion to the eclipse. fl is ex- peeted that tbe mysterious sp1ts on th" gun. which have been a cause hf won der to b1fh latman and scientists. rnat have thslf saefefs iaId bare. ss an eclipse affords observation which can not i1e carried on af any other lime
 The sciirae wIli begin in New York eifg at starfir eighteen minutes t9 e Teigs Wednssdfv morning ending about twenty afs minutes '1 s Gc'0rh and lsstlrz ln alt nearly two h1firs To raf q zpd tIse 8f if th1ss desiring Co gara directly at fhs sun without oeuIar Injury should place a risee of a.asR aesr match flame mff # Is well sfrdkei sad iaak through it wbsu tha eel nza ea1 fe fHHssfi at ifIsufe
 New Yafk w.H he frea'ei 70 only @ three quarter eclipse ElsenheFs it will ba t8tal A dsase shadow tath iS5 mlas vide wu Hszin af IfHlafa iay fiHn aessp aHFasz fhp Atlautie tD FyaH. 6rsf Aiz ses snd narfiIern Tu. ha f5 tba Si.a. ending Go s11iheasisrn Afabh
 Af Ts moment af rrsf eaatsrf fba rsea w.t rsasa1ls hiafs EHuis au fha Hesfs-u fu af fts sslaf dzs and Wfu fafbiIr hsFaIa pfaiEeT afsa ta one EaFnz through a enesfd Elass ThiH hsFtFsr #tt fa 6 mere pfsiasls fg fbe sfaHa. 4a fhe aa1zeI sfs8Is 5a fntweea fsa sfa sni saftn aud taa solar dlas is gradually eaten aeaF f8 q lltfi shin inl ffeaasaf H.a f1axs qf fta fraas pod nlI nsflra sasEaf afb daF sEang seaias. minute i xas af tla F1rti1 atsaFnra.i iTr1.aH
 fssasi1aiiy te HEaT utI laraats rnfI f8s saIaf asz HsrQusz a fAa s.s yer faH. d8fEEf ms1H~ rsfil H4 msy ta. #aFl atN Naaz V {. Frnxa9 faf#F af srHF at fhi nas win r5a ass as e szfnsilr is sr If=aas5ss bsz taI 1sssrz za ta. skr
 snHtsaiy. vhsa fts s1n is nlssfiT ul, sFrfnI hr ttsa hferFstE sste "a utsa fbs Iaasissafse has taEea nz q ts-1 fsaasily soraHeT hss. wla f sf ef sa af arss-s3a mri aH a r~sfiT nxIf nII ssrp f8rrh fraa e aaa. Asfranms-a NtH it fie elrr-a aa1 r .s hr far fa= ma-s snnsserf .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
and interesting feature of the specta.

and interesting feature of the specta- cle.
 Being so far from the dense shadow path. New York and the United States in general will be denied a front row view of the unfolding drama. To us the ghostly beauty of the corona will be but as a musical comedy compared to grand opera. But it will be well worth seeing
 t'p in Labrador or fin Algeria the draughtsmen detailed to sketch the CO roma must bandage their eyes for a quarter of an hour before the totallty of eclipse in order that they may be more keenly sensitive to every detail of the transposltlon. Scores of photo graphs will be taken. but even the highly sensitized plates have thus far heen incapable of recording the frail fiiaments of light that'radiate for such stupendous distances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
JAPAN'S NEW TERMS
Ready With 8 Proposal at
 Todays Conference.
II NAY REMOVE LAST OBSTACLE
Fresh rroposition to Be sdbmitied tc t,n.-inn Lntoss Expected to heA mose rutufe oppositIon toa
 ward n psHte settlement.

PORTSMOUTH, x. if. Aug 29.-i; has been authoftBtively stated tiat Baron komufa Wii offhr new pro. p1sal al todays meeting The pfnpJsi tion. which will be partly 10 tha nature Of concession ls such it ls said, that the Russians cannot refuse t0 make peace.
 The demand for indemnity will foo eliminated as such. but payment for tbe mlkados war expenses will be eH acted
 The foregoing statement was made by one sf Baron kBmuru's chief ad. ,isafs. in making thh statement hos ever. fhs envoy denied a story 10 'he effect that JapHn eoiiid Ufpr tG soil tho northern hhif Of shkhaiIn and leave ihs tflee ta an arbitration committee.
 "Ihaf mattsr." sIi1 ha "is an oll one uhlFb has been disposed of ih ron. ference. Japan has offered ta seil s1. thaHu for SfhuagHHu. and The offer has been refused While if is ffus flat shkhaItn wlii figure Ih the new offer. li is not true That tbe question Jf tho G. land Is the main one
 japan bee 8lI along understood Rus ta's aversion Co fhs payment 8f in detanify. aud haf suF8Fs in tha.r dssir" for peace gro evHrtlHE every effort Co d. awaf wifh ftla afat8cir t1 HHFarss- f1i negotiations Enron knmHfa is trr inE tb hrd come gay 'u Ka'h fenuhr. fsfisb and at tHH same time fH siF.k" from consideration au indemnity Ha such.
 Japan freis fHat shs hes gained starlanf hau1r .n har Tart1Ga Fir'9- f.es aha sha 41as uft drsi-s t1 bIm.l stt HussIl further <hr doas feel how etaf. that 4fa saanl1 tp ramunHFsfed t+ her tanHHaHr1 f.e aId stH eiIi r1' sizu q fFeatf uHraas ahn Ia paid for har i1sses There aHIif he s9ns way. hessfef. bf wEHb Euss.s s1Hd be nsds t1 Day faE tarabs stFanses wIfhaat tatsff 1E fsuanI for a1 In. aemaltt as tnfb tf 5a .a tha b1fs fh5t .Hfh fFHtHfnfzat#aa .s tsEaiEla fh7' slaf0n kumafa al tender "a naH aFer teias ff uu tla remembered fhaf ia ..an Hla nsf ass fas au .H.irlnf tF under .aat name even ltl be- aF Ersi as1asfid
 s sFnke ~ fe ssFiraa1aFs.t 5f la ~na. and saa ia sf5Ii trskinx af i' Se Hn eulfata# FH rrn H1ssfs fts etrarfunity af sstfsftInz tsr dsmsnsis uifisaHf matiuE lt sEf asF thaf tia -zar rat1 asn rent uf ffanfe ar Hf5eEaEifr
 x~fsfai fars F'rrssitnz Hpear vsit. E is rayaTtai Ess aufiari zasl. cd lsfaIf ef 1aqrn. f8 estfe a1 eis al far i-sesnEfsT nr rslnf1r smsut f9s ffta ssas. af -he ear a1d e easie tnfE Cd lsassa st,s u-es1s=a haif as Sakhaln n kgana. eavinx fisa fsieanFsfsa- prlss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
of the same to the arbitration of n mixed commission.

of the same to the arbitration of q mixed commission
 This statement was transmitted td the Russian emperor through the Amer iran ambassador at st. Petersburg and subsequently announced that the czaf's reply was partially responsive" There is reason to believe that this propos ton 5f behalf of Japan was not cieaf ts understood at st Petersburg. tri' wss supposed to Do revival Of fr effort of Japan to obtain ah ihdemhi ty under the rttise of purchase money for iba fraction of sakhalih
 The peace conference is liEhnsd to a dtihx mah kept aii7s by oxygen ad. mlnistertd ht President Hoosegslt Yet hn actual evidence cah be obtained here that ihe president has made a new appeal 10 tbe emperor of Japan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Kt,,sg h, LII, stems.

SCRANTON, Ia. Aug 2n.-The fecov. cry of the body of Rudolph Franz who was drowned ln Mountain lake while attempting to rescue two women who overturned tbe boat in which he was rowing them. discioees the fact that inc stems of water lilies had bound his hands together and had caused him Co drown. lie WIS ihe strongest swim. mer in the county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
Time ta r,ir. fr~ wrsfs.

rffiLAnELr1IA.Auz 2'' ! ], End. ef. hftg years old. a member uf the fffl of Parker 6 Buddy. mannfactur. ing jewellers. dropped dead on Chest nut street. in tho center of the city. 4 note written hf himself wns found ln hs porkst in which hc stated that it was fins for h.m to de f directed 'iiat suiy hls brother in law and sn un- dsFfaker bs permitted io see h's body
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

THfs fs to certify that al tf The EHaissfs af The KanunTfhg En- s7aaafff1 atf fansfryie efion "a. a cor tsFaslgn ora fad unsiar fha laws "f EtFtffuf Esf antl HfkHgw if.i zffi. fssara an Uff f a1fhsr rel ia take ar- kssr sasf fxtreffa af faasis. an sKfetfleflf
 saff sta#khalirrs fiiaf tla eaf +a5fa raisfrHHH af sf sTfarafiafl sHn ts ts#H a5feG <6tf hzfesu.efif a a1nnI and asna- lai4aH 70 fhn 1Ef anf Za f8Ye nf AU9asf itsss. Thn drpetaFa af aaif rsFFssaf,at as sszfntdrv frHsfaHa hsFa Hm5tEsi four 75asha fraa fEe 8fat Far ef ArGust- fzsf. far tha pesssnfaf af eiaius st sEd eFes7atitti. Hna mEa saHf ea~gs9rattnn may ra asmf @ Erfsa A FsfMeslf. after Faaf aw NaspffrT faa1.
 WILLIAM e NfsEEis
 CHARLES q EENNuETHr.
 "a. A hENwnRTfs1
 W F NMfANa
 A magxify e fhe Darpctnrs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
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HORSES AT AUcTion--r~o car ioads III of Washington Bfonchos ~ll be sold s, suction on Thursday, Angus, 5i. In tess of Hotel Arlington. Waterbury. Conn Some of these horses are halter bfoks all afs easily broken. Come and sss ths free wild west show. B.25-1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-29
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