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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11

have Refused allotment arc located.
This makes four sold aliol,lns parties
at work 70 thc Clcctaw aud ChiciSasaw
nations. two Of them mounted One
Of tlie Eold mel. has sent tn a report
That shows thal somo of tie indinus
afe staudlng The field mo. ot witt
Shot slas refusing tc let them come
on their land Tor any purposeT The
hest that can be done is 10 take a
long range view ot such placos and
MAKE The allotment trcm tte land ot
nce as tost it can I've done.
The men t ohorgc Of he Two lands
offices lDsist that ttc alcIaent work
can be couple.el by the frst OF n3N'
Iuly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11
10 FORCE ALL3TMeNrs.
Additional Flela Party io choess~ and
chiokasiw Hauens


Special 20 Dairy Leader
Muskoeee, 3 D., Jan . Saturday.
W. ~ angel. clerk IL charge % IRE
Choc,sw land al,e ot Atoka and
Fred r. siar clerk W onargl Oh the
Chiclasaw laud once ~ Iishomluso
wore srrinoaeG No lis CITY Cos con.
ference with lhe Dawes commission.
The result OF tho conference vas that
an additional held party will he sent
into Lhe mountains OK ,he Choct ~
nation for the purpose OF raking az
hitrary alloSn'slt 10 roealcltrant In-
dians. and David shelly and r. g.
liackbush, two expert fling clerks.
were transferred from the two Offices
in the Choctaw aud chlckasaw nations
To the Cherokee alins division IN the
Choctaw and chickasaw nations 10
the Cherokee aling division IN the
auxiliary land office az Muskogee.
The new aeld party which will ba
sent out from the rhoetaw land Office
viii be mountea. All the equipment
'hey viii have win be what they can
carry on horses and they viii go into
tho mountains who're IL Is practically
impossible TO travel with wagons and
.ato the yerv heart of lne Snake set
Element where most OF the indians who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11
sOooooOeO oO o o ossoeseoeooooosee o. o
File Your Wants.
soooooo
WANTED-MIscELLANEous-
HELP WANTED

MAN-TInder 50. 70 prepare gor Govt
Position. Salary $500 With promo
tion TO $500. Sine opening. Box $40.
Cedar Rapids. Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11
THREE FARMERS ARRESTED.
Charged With uyps rit'u9 safe ir
Marnsvihe, 8. rp Bank

Special to Daily Loader.
Ardmore g. IT, Jan. II AT Manns.
vile United Staios marshals placed
>. NJ ana Art.e Pendersluss and en-
Choeves, three wen tnoWl iarmerc,
under acos,. charged With Attempting
TO wreck the FIRST National hank %!
Monnsville. witll dynamite l0st Mon
day night The safe OF ,he hank was
blown open bnt the main door OF the
vault resisted tho force OF the oxplo-
sion. a large amount OF currency was
mutiiated The robbers secured only
$40 tile drawer OF the small safe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11

a sclse hat heals without a scar i-
DeWttts Witch Hazel salve 80 rom-
ely effects such sYcety reief II draws
one inflammation soo,he7 cOols ami
hca's an cuts, burns ind bruises A
sure cure Tor PILES and skin diseases.
peWitts is tho only genuine Witch
Hazel Salyo BeNSre Of ccunterfeits
they are dangerous. sold by G. T.
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11

10 CURE q GOLD IN ONE nAY.
Take Laxative promo Quinine Tai
.ela. AN druggists reeInc the money
q q lails to cure y S. Groves sig
aature i3 On each box 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11

The West Side Coal yard is the hest
place 10 leave your order for coal and
wood Give me q trial order =. d.
MARSHALL. Phone s76. Terms cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11
a Farm Iournai

That's what THE 1agth" Is. a pa
per OF Interest," t0 every man whose
livelihood comes from Mother Earth.
Farmers aud fruit growers as wali az
stock raisera and dairyemn-ail ag8
interested Sample cory IN request
Suoscripuon price, % cents nor year,
coin or stamps. Address, The aagta.
i11s Railwsy Exchange. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-11

NJ White. contractor. vlli build clo.
terms az toryy.hya cents per barrel Of
100 barrels ctpaclty and up All kinds
OF mason work. See ms az Santa &c
House. Prompt attention given
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Hosiery.

women's plain and fancy silk hose, some embroidered in floral and conventional designs in dainty colors, others in the new tapestry designs. These hose are put up in fancy boxes mak- inc a most acceptable Christmas gift. Prices range from $1'OO to SAYS pair.
 Embroidered Lisle Hose from soc to $1.5O a pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
StrOlls Through the Store.

Gloves, Neckwsar, Handkerchiefs-what words to conjure up the very spirit of the Christmas Carnival!
 To slip on gift glove is like clasping the hand of the giver. Surely gloves were spec ially devised for the very purpose of Christ mas giving. But have a care when you buy them, for nothing is more uncomfortable than poorly made or i'll fitting glove.
 It 8 rather hobby with us searching out the best skins and the best makers and our search has carried us to sunny France where we purchase direct most of the gloves sold over our counter. I eu can't go wrong here. When it comes to handkerchiefs and neck wear words fail us. We couldn't begin to describe our stock, but it will be delight to you to look it over. No one ever has too many handkerchiefs, and neckwear is always acceptable, so drop the burden of your shop ping troubles right here and fill in all those places marked, Don't know what, on your list right at this department.
 There's nothing better than stylish house. coat or a comfortable bath rebe when you're selecting a gift for father, husband or the other girls brother But-it must be made | right roomy and free and cut on right lines. | Ours are made that way, and they cost no more than the poorer, thrown-together kind. There's distinctiveness in the patterns and harmonious blending of eolors which is as restful to the eye as the garments them selves are to the tired body. One of the best is made from the Howe Sanitary Robe ! Blanket. Imitaters cannot follow us in this | line for we control the output of the mill for l New Haven. You'll be surprised to see how much of value they contain for so small a ! price,
 In the main basement there's an array of gifts fairly bewildering in their infinite vari- ! ety-useful or ornamental, costly or mex pensivs-iust as you please Cut glass for every conceivable purpose; statuettes of Carrara marble; beautiful bronzes; geaming silverware; soft toned Japanese dinner -gongs; Chinaware from France, Germany and Eng land; dainty service for the tea table and lusty steins for den and sideboard. We've secured the markets of the world for objects of art and beauty for this great basement of ours, and capricious indeed would be the taste we could not please.
 Controlling the output of potteries and glass factories, we eliminate all middlemen' 8 profits and can sell at practically the prices other dealers pay for their goods. Isn't that an item worth considering?
 Over in the East Store there's depart ment that's always busy at this time-rib- bons. There are so many ways that ribbon can be worked into useful gifts Stop and see some of the pretty things and ask how they are made.
 Down by the door are the umbrellas, stacks and stacks of them, from the made for ser. vice" kind that the youngsters carry tc school to the very heaviest silk ones with handles of precious metals.
 And then there is the muslin underwear section with piles of snowy garments of both foreign and domestic makes.
 In the upholstery department there are sofa pillows, pillow tops and typography goods of all kinds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29

The shoe mans lines have fallen in pleas ant nlaces this season, for he's right in the way Wal of the toy sections and must be seen. And he is offering some good things: too, in the way of comfort giving slippers for men and women; leggins, wool soles, etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Lace Curtains.

Renaissance Lace Curtains, made on heavy French net, rich insertions and edge--$25. co value. At $17.50 Pair.
 Irish Point Lace Curtains of beautiful designs, made on fine English net-$14.50 value. At $9.S5 Pair.
 Real Point de Arabe Lace Cur tains, plain rich edge on French net. Regular price, $9.5O. At $6.95 Pair.
 Shoes.
 A full line of Felt Shoes and Slippers for women, misses and children. From soc to $1.50 a Pair. For the Toilet Table. A new assortment of Powder Puff Jars, Tooth Powder Holders, Cold Cream Jars. At 29e each.
 Combs. Back Comb Set of good quality shell, trimmed with brilliants and giIt-our regular $1.OO set. At 59c Set.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
The Howe & StetsOn Stores.
&A Thanksgiving X


 calendar must hce his dates tn. hasn't fHe nndda through anda
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
For the Toilet Table.

A new assortment of Powder Puff Jars, Tooth Powder Holders, Cold Cream Jars. At 29c each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Table Cloths and Napkins.

Table Cloths and Napkins made of pure linen from the finest Irish Scotch and German manufacturers We are as proud of the good values as the beauty of the de- good old patterns that are popular year after year They are all here Among other designs we r are snowdrop maiden hair fern feur de B clover eaf tulip lily of the valley, chrysanthemum and moire stripe Pattern Cloths, bordered all around.
 Size 8-4x8-4~~~At $2OO BPS and $2.75 Each. 8-4x10x4At$225 $25O$2.75, $3.5O and up to SIP ca. 8-4x124At s2.75, $500 $35O S4.25, $5.5O and up to
 $500 Each
 n'a sfss EsRss ssa5 2 s and up to s375 Dozen
 S3.5O $45O and up to SIG. co Dozen. Fine Hemstitched Pure Linen Damask Napkins
 15x15 .25 and $275 Dozen. 20x20 2200x22o0~-~$3 0$ 75, $4.OO and SAYS Dozen. select line of Shamrock Brand made by John S. Brown the world famous Belfast manufacturerhs name stamped every piecea large assortment ot choice patterns SAX S-4 I Table Cloths @ 8-4 12-4 Table Cloths S4.ES.
 22-inch napkins to match~~-~ $3. % dozen Silver Bleach Hemstitched Damask Sets, coh sxe and dozen Napkins to match $329 set. Full Bleach Fine German Damask Sets, cloth and dozen 2oinch Napkins to match-coths 8x1o and 8xl2 $6.50 to 5000 set. TO and 72nch Damask by the yard heavy quality all ln en-in great variety of new designs.
 e5c, $1. .OO SIPS, $1.45 and $f.75 Yard.
 Napkins to match-an patterns). Fancy Linens such as centerpece and sdeboad scars Japanese hand-drawn work and Tenerfe wheel work ~ 18x18 from ~~~~~.-.~--...--~.~ 65c to SIPS eaCh
 24x24 from. .25 to $2.00 each 30x30 from 50 to $2.50 eaCh
 36x36 from ~~.-....~..~~~~~.~$ $2 co to $350 each
 18x27 from .O0 and $1.10 eaCh
 2ox30 at $1.25 each.
 18x45 fror~~.-~~-~~~-~~. $1 OO to 1.5O each.
 18x54 from ~~~~~-.~~~~.. $1.1O to $2.25 each
 Ox72fron .....-~.-.~~.~.... $2.0O to $2.50 each.
 China.
 English Porcelain Turkey Set, caudron blue and white 16-inch platter and 12 plates s-.~~"~~ At S0.5O Set
 18-inch platter and 12 plates" At $7. % Set
 20-inch platter and 12 plates~A ee.0O Set WaIaces Silver Plated Nut Crackers and Picks. cracker and picks in neat box, 35c Box good Carving Set makes pleasure of the carvers work We have them.
 2piece set with Hard Rubber Handes~.A $t 30 Set. 2-piece set with Stag Handles At $11 and $2 % Set 2piece set White Ceuod Handles. At$1S and $2 Set 3-piece set with Stag Handles.~~~ $3OO Set 3-piece set handles trimmed with Sterling Sl- yer From $3. 50 to $575 Set For the Thanksgiving table decorations we have large and varied assortment of Candle Shades from 9c for paper to S4.17 for Silk Shade with prism fringe. China Tea Sets.
 French Haviand Tea Sets-56 peces-rose decoration.
 At $500 Set.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Mems Bath Robes.

Bath Robes, cut full and long, from fleecy eiderdown. At $3.95
 Blanket Robes, made from the Howe Sanitary Wrapper Blanket, a large assortment of colorIngs' At $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Mems House Coats.

House Coats of plaid back, snowflake cloths, cuffs, pockets and revers plaid trimmed. At S9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-29
Mems MufflerS.

Mufflers in both square and resfer shapes, plain colors and bordered effects. 75c to $S each
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
MANY lIytS ARE
Lost IN STORM
The Number of Vessels That
Were LOSsIs Unknown.
PASSENGER nam JUMPS TRACK

The Locomotive Followed by 4 Gag
gage Car and pay Coach Len Tn,
Track on q sharp curvS-RSmark
able that othssO Were Net Killed,
Philadelphia, nec. 1.-TWO men Wer,
killed and about a dozen Others In
jured In the wreck Of the Philadelphia
express on the Central railroad Of New
Jersey last night in Pan Haven june
ton shout 100 miles north OF Philadel
pnia.
Fireman Rupert, Of Mauoh Chunk
Pennsylvania
An extra enBineer named DetrOy, rid
ing home on the locomotive.
Tue injured;
Howard A. Fuller. Philadelphia! r
A. Hndley, Philadelphia; +. E. DCLOng
Philadelphia; Thomas Goodwin, PhilA
delpnia; Samuel SCHULTZ, q clergyman
OF LAndafOrd. Pa; n. d TitlOw. South
Bethlehem; George NJ Willis. EAs
Mauch Chunk. engineer Of the express
train; Charles b. Brady, LAndsford
Pa; p o. Falkey. body confused
The baggagomaSter OF toe train EuS
tained q fracture Of two ribs.
The looOmitYe left the rails as Il
struck q sharp curve, The engine. fol
Logged by q combination baggage and
smoking car. and a day cOacn, jumped
across the nOFtAbOundk trac and then
plunged 20 feet down upon the tracks
Of the Lehigh Valley railroad. whicl
parallels the Jersey Central railroad
at this point. The coupling on the
Pullman car. the Otner car on the
traih, broke and the Pullman ran down
the track some disatncs.
TIE coaches that went over the en-
bankment we're badly wrecked. and n
is considered remarkable that none Of
tho passengers were killed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
TELLS or CHORUS oaLs DEATH
Operation Was Deemed Necessary "a
save suaanna oaarY'a Life.

Boston, Dec. 2--'TestimOny that VII
liam f Hunt had told her that when
any OF the patients died ne cut up
their bodies, was offered today by MIS-.
w. Harrison Stanford, Of Philadelphia
wlO was called by the defense In the
trial OF DR.. Percy d Mcleod, In con.
Aectlon with the death OF Susanna
Geary, the Cambridge chorus girl.
Then Mrs, Sanford declared that
Hunt, who has pleaded guilty In the
present case as accessory, was known
In Philadelphia as Dr. Roberts, and
that he had lived in Aer mothers house
for nearly year, Witness identified
a picture Of Mrs. Mary A. Dean, who
iS wanted a. the principal In the GCary
case as that OF the woman who had
posed as the wife Of Hunt In Pniladel.
phiA at a time when the latter was
known % Or. Richards.
Dr. Mcleod. the defendant, took IL
stanl In his own behalf He made a
sweeping denial OF the charges against
him, He said that on the morning OF
Sept, IL he was called to the house on
Winthrop street, Roxbury, occupied by
= woman who he said told acre later
that he was Dean, TO examine young
woman, lie told Mrs. Dean that 40
immediate operation was necessary to-
have the girls life, Complying with
the request OF Mrs Dean ne called
Dr.. Petee by telephone and secured
his assistance. The operation was per
formed on tho girl to save her life, lie
said.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
POWERS WAITING ON ENGLAND.
They expect Crest Britain to Take the
First step Against Turkey.

First step Against Turkey,
London, Dec. Awhile In Official
circles in London It Is admitted that
the powers do not expect the Hultan
to yield, as the result Of the occupa.
ton Of Mitylene. 1t was stated today
that plans for the next step had not
been definitely arranged. tie other
powers awaiting the British proposals.
The foreign office informed the As.
ISOLATED Press that the British goveGn.
ment does not know exactly the extent
Of the coercion which the other pow.
ers are willing to employ, but It is Ger.
tain that none Of the powers is willing
TO resort to actual warfare In order
to enforce the demands for the imam
cial control Of Macedonia.
This view OF the situation makes It
quite possible that demonstration by
occupation may be postponed indefn.
ltely. Tue present political situation
In tns United Kingdom naturally In.
creases the Feticence In official CT. les
here, and e. Great Britain is taking
lead. the movement of the demon.
strating feet may be delayed for some
time pending the decision OF the cabI.
net concerning its resignation or the
dissolution Of parliament.
The government has received infor.
nation from ServiR. through official
sources, that the Macedonia committee
has issued q practical untimatum that
unless the demonstration OF the pow.
ers shall be carried to a successful
issue, the revolutiOnaries are prepared
to announce that they intend to create
q situation which will be certain toI
result In . war between Turkey and
Bulgaria.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
GOVERNMENT SUES RAILROAD.
oHIeIaIs Of southern Pacific served
with NoaIoa Of Suit.

ofiIeIaIs Of southern Pacific served
Win NoaIos Of Suit.
San Francisco. Dee. 2.--The South
ern Pacific officials have been served
with notice Of suit against them by the
government In the United States cir
cult e0urt Of Portland. Ore, 10 collect
pehEitiea for theiF violation Of the safs
y appliance act passed by congress 10
1879 and subsequently amended IL
1909. Similar ulits have also beer
bSougat against ether overland roads
The act 10 question reQuldes ever
train 10 have q suRieient number ~
eaFs 20 equipped with power Of tralf
brakes
Engineer on the locomotive draWint
Sueh q train cahnot ogntrol iiS speed
without requiring bFhksmsh 10 use o.
common hand brakes for that purpose
All passenger trains are prOpsrlJ
equipped with cir bFskra. TIE s0uih
err Paeiae mas May o. its ears ell
equipped and a. q rule. viii not take s
ear IRON anOthNF rad comiag 81 d
thr0aga tFain uaieas q has ctr brakes
Tue suit in. taolniOfs. IN tie nstuFG
q q guFpTiss aaa IA pFobahly ne aYaiI
nstioh o. the tind bFOasAl % tie fessg
al oogTts o. this eoasL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

Lootoa, Dee. a--Qasaa AisHandfa b
81 years oi6 l0day aha het birth4aJ
Wss egiebEatsd VfgA zee atsai haarti
Sees throsgh9ai 90 tihsd0m lhelssinf
aFtilipy salaiez. ~ F.agihg q cauFot
heiis 60 80 AiaDiays e aagl. etc.
coagFntui1fisss fnon 81 parts p1sspf
@ q Na11gia car. Wheso tAe gzsar
eu1cF1nluaf 60 t1s etiidFpa - 80 col
iass e. tea peTpaaslly supefiufenGiHlI
90 esDcaSainGA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

Cleveland. o.. Dee. So tei6ggam %
ceived at no otflces Sf'VaS fsttbufg'
Steamship company today from TIVE
HarborS. Mich. states taas the steam
Or Wait, vita tho barge ThOmaAln TOW
has arrived safely at that port These
vessels had no, bern heard from sinos
the big storm OF Tuesday, Up to tas
present time ten vessels belonging 10
tas Plltsburg steamship line have boOa
reported ashore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

Boston. DOC. 2--Tho hOunderlng Of
the neW steel barge pulavahna end
the hoes Of four persons on board, 90
Guiding Captain Joan y. MuWey end
ais wife. was reported Aers NJ
tho tug Scranton. which had 6eek TOW
iaE tho DeiAWahnA from New Vera
The barge vent down In q heavy sea
last night about 70 miles east BY south
on Mlnoi's light TaOss lost we're
Captain Johh u. MnSsy. Mrs Aunaey
Engineer 81 tho barge ahd TIE cool
OF the barge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

WaFSaW. Dee 2--No loftsfB o. nggs
paDert ars haing delivered asFa. n
aurhoguiau have lafurmad tho tsiuEFapi
ana postal smpioyeS thar thsy WI D.
dismlrpad unltas iheT ressma uUfk
Ths siruati1a b - had n tbs Lodg
6lrtrict thai nnny f1EuiEn faeiny sHB
ors have pai6 ~ theiT nen a1f eiotes
Sheir uoFks an1 are haa4iEg Ovsr ~
b1iidlasl an4 maeIiasry - ~ cara a
C.s aathorifisa pTsoF % issvizg -
rrrnaFV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

PittsllarE. Dee. IA aEs whics
broke oct 10 the aves'oFy buiIdlns
a tte Graz Stove and Ranse onm
pany. totally Destroyed that nfuciurs
ana caused a ioas Of ab0af ttbqBgo
The buildinn % eifhqT sits. oecupaee
b Ire sinaaaE1 EaauiaetuFiag ana
Sanitary eompany. and RaaHnos sohs
vhoienaio orF gooda we're also uliEht
~ 6Amaggd GAaanas q nnBa uas
tainot q heavy toas ~ Waieg. Tae c1iS
veuiheT gTeariy haadislpsss 80 ars|
mnn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
YOUNG LAov CAUSE OF FIGHT.
Young Man obIoetSd to Her onns TO
ThsatsF with Another Ne

Young Nan Oolectea 10 heF Gon1 %
Thsatsr with Another Ne
Atlanta, Dec. 2.--'Because be nted
- escort to the theater Miss nnle
Harris. whose mother has a boarding
house ~ l64h Peters street, r. w. An.
dersOn. furniture dealer al S7s Mariet.
IA street. was shot At and cut by r. T.
Love. . horse trader. last night In .
room o. Mrs. Harris boarding house.
The AFFAIR Is IN many respects Q
counterpart Of the tragedy Wnich occur
red last Saturday night at 1876 SPIRITS
street. Wien Dr.. o. 7. Kenyon. Of Daw
son. Ca. shot and killed r. u Decker
son. DIT Kenyon escorted the board.
ing aousekeoper's daughter % the
Grand and DieksrsOn became angry
and Jealous and tried to kill the doctor
Amer ne had fred one shot a. An.
dersOn last hiEat. Love drew q knife
and cut him AGREES tie face.
Love says tlat both Anderson and
Duprese attacked him and tina, be 80
not IRE = shot until be believed that
his NE was in danger. ana he used hls
knife afteT he had been struck vita 81
Fair % brass knucks.
Love and DuPree we're arrested and
locked up ~ the police harratks. An
dorsOn was taken to the Grady bOsplt
81. where bic Wound Was dressed. Re
is paiufaliy bot not fatally cut.
Anderson could not make q state
msut last nlgat ca accOun, Of the
wound 10 his face.
Love u held on . state charrs II
shooting ~ anotler aad for stahblar.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

Norfalk. Va. Dse. S-llsafy Gsush
en-. a. enBieys - - NCFialk a.
eoutapra rnfiuny. pat en4 muEAs1ss
~ ttaa9eas Pefag q Fd.css knus
csenu TssiertaT Naainfafs Atuen
q eontariiag e. inqlg ieesB naf ~
~ rltarg VtTNei a. go
cnWg ~ - ftefh - = e1ew n1
~ ~ IN
- % e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

AinhsapoiS Mia. Dev 1.-.TFuii
No ios on ne st Isial. Minnsapoiii
aad Omaha. sFrised acre last SRA
threa eays bshiHd sohs4pls. haEias
besa Staiisd 90 the patsia braisioI
q q hliFEaFa ufth . ts8psFatlge q
efr- i,eiow aefo. ne Traits "a
3tafilJ l0a1s6 Wiih pausoassFu. ~ q,
eafs wsFo WgFm and ioo1 Vas Sent a.
saSubosn4 tFaEeisFs tIuM Ne nsaFor
ofsFtgH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
AFFAIRS IN PHILIPPINES
Congress VIII Devote Much Time 10
Naada q lalanda.

Congress VIII Devote Much Time "a
Needs Of islands.
Chicago Dec. 2.--A dinpatca 20 the
Tribune from Washington says;
After the house aas disposed OF tlC
railroad rate bill there will be- a great
deal Of attention paid to affairs IN
the Philippines Al the last ahofl
session II was found impossible't0 do
proper Justice 90 the Islands and muca
legislation which congress should have
attended was neglected. Tlcre IL pleu
~ Of time nov for careful work and
taero will be- no excuse for either
branch 81 congress n all Legislation h
given proper consideration. The tarii
on articles from the Philippines will
have TO be- modified, ~ was attempted
without success last year. Thote will
also have 10 be some changes made 10
the currency system on account Of the
decreased value Of silver. and n con
grebs II 10 q mood there will be I'D
dltiOnal legislation. possibly Of a pa
iernal character. looking toward the
providing % means by Wdieh the lm
pecuni0ua Filipino farmer my raise
money enough 20 cultivate land AnI
make q fair atari Ia TIE world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

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