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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

.SeDer, Der Dte oeut16eH Gtntgungs@
triege nttterlebt bot, lpeiB, 0aB ftets
iAon tpeitige Sage na6 etnem 3u5amz
menitob mitAbem SSeinDe bic 3eitunoen
a1lBer Dem 8ertht iiber ben augemeiz
ntn 8erlauf Des Samples unb Der Mr=
Qabe Der Dardn bet9eili9ten Sruppenz
tGeile genaue 8erluitliiten perDfz
frntlt@ten. OieIe entbielten Die 92amen
Der 8efdllenen, iotpie Der S6nerz uno
0et2toerlpunbeten metit mod nit 9ln=
gabe Der Dirt Der 8erpunbung.
Sans 10 gei6iebt e5 au9 augenz
bltdli4 in 8e6ug auf bic &dmpfe in
G,iibtpeItafrifa, Rur Die 3uidmmenz
ltellung Der 8erluite 1ofort nab beenz
retem 8efe6t erm0gliht cine 10
i6nelle 8etanntma6ung Der 8erluitz
liiten, tpie iie in 9eutI9Ionb au9 Bel
iebr perlu1treiden 9efe6ten, BEL benen
es Sauienbe BON 5obten unb Ser
runbeten. CAB, irSst,er itattgefunben
bat. llnb nur in etnem 6eere, tpo bic
9sflt6t, bOberen Ortes 9egebene 8e=
feble unter alien llntftdnben ausaufiibz
rtn, als ettpus Selb1tper1tGnblthes
gilt, 1T bieie bur6fiibrbar.
9erabe na6 ben berluitrei6en
SGmpfen, tpel6e natursemdB bic met
ten tDrperliGen unb feeliI9en Nn=
'trengungen nit it9 brtngen, 1aBen bic
Spmpdgntez, S9paDronsz unb 8at=
terte6eis bis tief in bic Na9t btnein,
Tim bic langen 8er1uitl item ferttg 81
ltellen, bic unbebtngt am ndaite
.Forgen BEL Der nd6ft b0beren Som
lnanbofe60roe iein muBten. 8eim err
bdrmlt9en S9ein elmer Stalllaterne,
ouf Dem Eiiden zines gebidt 1tebenben
.Hannes tpurben tie 5uiammeneei6rtez
ben. ungebulDig tportete bic Srbonz
non5, um fte in gmpfang gu nebmen.
Set anDeren Seeren tptrb ipobl 10
ospt1enbaft 19nerli6 berfabren. Our
gnti4ulotgung muB man aber aud
brn3ufiigen, bab lie ni9t - tpie bos
reuti6e Foit INNER - 1tets bas
ShlaAtfelo bebauptet baben. ltngliid=
liche @efebte, lei benen bic Spbten
ano 9ernunbeten auf benz bonn sseinbe
erobertsn S6lqdtfelbe bleiben, maz
chen, ipie iet6t eln3uIeben, bic qenaue
Nngdbe ber 8erluite natiirli9 unmDgz
lt6.
Oie feiuer3eit tpG6renb bes Rrieees
1901 allfgeFellten beutI9en Ser
lIitltiten, beren genaues GrgebniB
Sbetl 5 bes 9eneralftabsnerfes ent=
fdlt, ieben uns in 9tanb, gerou an
ntiien, ipie it6 Der beutiGe @eFammf=
herluit bon 129,697 GDpfen tpGbrenb
Deg ftebenTt1natigen 8Dlterringens auz
i0lnmeniebt (getrennt mad Spbten,
asrpunbetell unb 0ermibten). Dana6
hatten mir llnter anberem 28,278
SoDte, 88,643 @ertpunbete, bic am
2eben geblteben, gum 96eil ipGter
pisDer mitgefobten baben, 1879
8ermtBte. BON ben Spbten fnb
1852 por benz Seinbe gsfaGen, H.
056 an ibren Munben geItorben unb
ionft (346) umgefpmlrlen. NuBer biez
len Dur6 duberlibe @epalt erlegenen
Wdnnern 1inb 12,255 an &ranfheiten
asitorben, fobaB Der 8erluit an Sob=
ten tpdbrenb bes 5eloouges 40533
netrug.
I 3um @erelei6 feien 5unddit beranz
geaogerl Die 3ablen, lpelhe MdtIhez
leiD, profeifor Der glifplausz General
Eabsdfabenie in PETERSBURG, iiber bic
Berlitfte in benz % Monate fbGbrens
ben ruffifdztiirfif1en Rriege 1877/78
Qibf: @efulIen III ,9O5, periDunbet 43,
386. alfo @efommtasfents
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

Gs ninmt @tnem Elm paor Mliuus
ten, ben Mbbang btnab5ugleiten unb
Elm ganSes langes 2eben i'm 8emiiben,
cen Nbbang tpieoer binaufauflimmen.
X X *
Mer uns i'm 6er3en ippbnt, iit ME uns
fern
lnb peilte er auf einem anbsren
Stern;
So9 tper i'm 9er3en feinen plab
gefunben,
8letbt fremo, ipenn er au6 eipia una
berbunben.
* Il
Die l1niberfitGt pennfnlponisus
barf iif iebt riibmen, bic 6Gupter Der
beutIhen unb omeritanifhen Station
unter einen out sebradt gu baben.
X X X
STIR Die Spfer Der Slpcumz Gata=
Itropbe ion Elm 0enfmal erri1tet tperz
ben. 2eiber iinb 9ieienigen, ipelde
ras llngliid berf9ulbeten, niht berz
llrtbeilt tporben, fonit tpGren lie nit
e.rlem quergeftreiften Oenfnal perz
ieben fporDen, fpelbes lie nibt fpbdIb
nergeffen hdtten.
X n 4
Die 2eibenfdaft rnaht oft ge{6pinb
Sen Rllgen blinb, 1
unb lDiebernm lpDbl oft senua
Den Harren Hug.
8ie germ finb mir bod sinfam ,thb
aIlein!
Doh nub Elm Meien INN uns fem,
Dem Mrs pertranen Don 3eit au 3sit:
Wir herrlidb bnh bic Gin5omteit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

hurd, dusere GsiDalt 55,291 WeoHrl.
Dieiem 8erluff tretsn birl3ll Dte Dlird1
8ranfbe;ten herbeigefiibrters EpDess
fdae BON As, ,969, fobab fin Elm e5es
icnmtperluit ergibt BON lOl, 10Y
Wtann.
sir ben bis ieBt Elm Sabr ipd1ren.
ben ruf1if1ziapanii6erl Rrtsg enfndil
oas Rpreubifche NfilitdrtpDbenblatt
cine 3uiammenitenlrng Der big snoe
Sftober 1904 eingetretenerl Berlilte.
9tefe betrugen auf rufiilder Geits:
tobt 9O71, perfpunbef 81 ,132, DermlBt
1O,151 aopfe. 9lusbriidltdb lit hin5lts
9eTiiat, baB Der grDBte 3beil Der Wers
miBten als gefaaen an5uiehen tit. Der
8efdmn1toerluft Der Rui1en fDiirbe DaS
nub betrdgen 7O,354 36pfe. 8on ben
81 ,132 8erpunberten ftnb jeDoh ais
hauernber MusfuQ an Der @efehtss
ftdrte nur 33 pom 5un6ert 8ii rebre1l,
ba Der GeIt na9 rufitf6en Nngdbert
tpniger als 3fpei Wohsn Der ld3dretbs
bebanblung bebarf. @s liegt bies ba@
ran, baB DoS 8efboB Der fletnfaltbria
Qen iapanii6en Geipebre febr hdufig
8ipor augenblidli6e Gefe6tsunfdbig@
tett, nibt aber f6tpere 8ertpunbung
berurfa6t. eoSit Der Isabelle bes Wlilt@
idripo6en6lottes iiber bie idpaniiden
@erluite befinben it6 70 Diele 5rosss
aci6en, baB nur Der @e1ammtDerlnlt
BON 38,433 &0pfen tpDbl GINGER
moBen 5utreffenb TT. Man fann btele
fdmmtlt6 ais tobt unb beriDunDet anz
nebmen. Oenn bic 3abl Der in rufifz
Ide &riegsgsfansenfdoft gerotbenen
Qn9ebDrigen Des iapuni16en 2anb@
beeres - ia9t bas Mtlitdrpoc1snblatt
-iit gu gertng, UNI Die !SDbe bes Sc
Yammtoerluites nennenspertb gu be-
etnfluifen. gu biefen bonn Wlilitdra
ppdenblatt gebra9ten 3ablen ftnb
nur nod hinaugetreten Die 8erlufte in
ten 5ablloien, fat td9lib borgefa[lea
nen 8efe6ten in Der ManbfDurei uno
in uno por 9ort Nrtbur bis au beHen
San.
8is our Ginnabme bes 2o3 Dieter
OIgels betrugen na9 iapanif6en
Gueqen Die 8erluite bes Mngreifers
biefer Seftung $4,000 Mann. Die
lebten\ \&Gmpfe tperben itferlidb biefe
@rluft3iffer auf 10000 Mann erbDbt
baben, iobaB in Der Mnnabme bon
nod runb 10000 Mann 8erluit in
her Manbfdurei felt gnbe Sftober
1904 Bis iebt sSapan etnen 9eIummtz
berluit bon runb $4,000 RDpFen err
litten bate, Der allein aus 5pbten
unb 8eripunDeten beite6en tpiiroe.
Die Ruifen baben in pprt Mrtbrr
1000 5obte unb 10000 8eripunbets
aelafIen, pdbrenb 5000 Mann Der
Ge1abung unperpunbet in @efaneenz
f6aft geristben 0ier5u ben gteinen
0erluit - tpie BEL ben eSapansrn =
in Der Manbi6uret bon 10000 Mann
aerehnet, ipiiroe einen ruI1t19en Sc
fnmmtDerluit erseben bon 1O7,354
3Opfen an Sobten unb 8ertpunbeten,
iptpte bon 5000 8efangenen.
&ontrollirbar iinb aber biefe 3abz
len bts6er feinesnegs. Sb fie IS iez
malls fein perben, barf be3peifeIt
irerDen.
InnGbernb ri6ttg f0nnen fie 1ein,
nenr man fie nit benz bur9 bic beutz
icnen 8erluitltiten i'm &riege 187O/71
9empnnenen @rgebntffe perglei9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09
st. &etersbnrg ais SSnDuftrie:
%s .. StoDt. ......

lleber Die inbui itrlellen 4nlaeeu unb
Die 3abl Der Darin bef9dftigten Or
Setter in ct. petersburg tbeilt bic
81. ST. 9reife" 5olgenbes init: ,.
petersburg 1T nur 10 tpeit sSnbuz
itrieitabt, als bas beutoutoge iebe
GroBitubt 1T, 11amentli9 cine 1ol9e,
Die am Meere Iiegt. Sbi9on na9 Der
8DItsaGblung betlGufig Elm 8iertel Der
2ebOlferrtng bon runD ], 100000 Sim
ppbnern Der inbuitrielen unb getperbz
lt6en Glaffe angeb0ren, 10 1T barunz
ter pobl Die groBe Maiie Der tlenen
Sanbnerfer, gambler unb ionIfigen
&alfleute Su perIteben. Dem etaentz
l:6en tnbuitrieQen 9roBbetriebe ge6Dz
rem $4,000 Menf6en an. petersburg
bat i'm 8an3en SOB er0bere 5abriten
nit einem @eTamnttumIab bon 172
Utiaioren Rubel. GetpiB eine aiemz
it'd mdBige 3iffer. Ser gr0Bte She'll
Der eigentlihen Snbuitrie entfGQt auf
Die gifengieBereten, Mai9inenz,
Moffenz unb 2otomotipfabrifen, auf
Sdiffsperften, WerfitGtten unb quf
Tertilfabrtfen. Sbi9on Iomit mebr
als 100000 MenT6en, pelde Der cSn=
nuitrte anseb0ren, ge3G6lt per6en,
fpmn1en fir bic 8rpBinbultrie nur
$4,000 9lrbeiter in 8etra9t."
ueber bic bielaenannten 8utilolp,z
{e)en Merfe betBt es an Ser 6nofos6sz
nen 5teQe: .2u ben Gutilon' '}hen
syabrifen qebDren gifenoieRereien 9}hs
i6eiluneen fir Ranpnell fonifioe &C.
1hiibe unb Neunitipn Qber al1d 9ouz
anitalterp fir 2pfpmpttpen unb gRnnz
cons nit e;nem ltnfob ppn r,tnh 81
mtIlipnen !fu6el unb elmer Q(rbeiterz
sabl BON 12,346 0erionen. Sic Nuz
tt(otp'fhen Qlnlasen eebDren All BEN
dltefen in PETERSBURG, benn lie Be-
ite1en f6on felt bem Sabre 1901, al1p
lonqer als bunbert Sabre. 3unad51t
an 8eoeutung ftebt bic bonn Morinez
1niniitertu,n errtchtete balttfd)e @tfenz
unh S6tffsbounerfitdtte nit 5246
Nrbettern unb einen soSabresun1Ioh
BON runb 6 Millionen Hubef. cyn
otefen sSabrifen tperben 5htffsbez
Dorfsarttfel, MaI6inen nnb Ref1slz
ftabl bergeitellt. Die g2epsft'ife
ttdtte be1cnqtttdt 5246 9lrbeiter unh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

Gs liegt pffenbar in feinsm Gez
ihdftsbetriebe, baB benz sleifdtruft
it!bft Der itrenafte GinbaltsbefsbJ ean5
Wurit lift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-09

Ibeeieben bon ieiner 8eftimmuna
als Observation-Disclosures eripeit iicb Der
&Gi1er Wtlhelm Canal audi als cine
Nunbqrube bes SStI6fanqs. Der @es
iammtfang bes leBten 1riibiabrs pirb
Guf $4,000 rWaG" peranihlagt. Der
6Grtngsfdnq lit grobartiq, auBerbem
aiebt es Strufbutt, 8raHen, 8or19,
0e6t, pliB, Rotbauger llnb 10 tpeiter.
2crtber pflegen bic Seen tpGbrenb bes
grf6einens Der groBen 6drinesz
5DtpGrme gu berlafTen unb bdlten fich
Dann neiitens i'm peitli9en Sbeile bes
Canals duf. 6enrD 9eprge ipiirbe
fiefe Nusbeute pllnearneb eSncrement"
nennen. Mas fDnnen mir ba, i'm
8ergleidb, BON unierem pananrazgaz
nal eripdrfen.
Der internatipndle Stablperbanb
1T, iDie mir aus beuti6en 8lGttern
erfeben. perfeft geiporben. Nudl Nmez
ria tit in 6albseug unb Gtablf6ienen
eher @ereiniguna beiaetreten, Der alfo
iebt GneIdnb, Nmerifa, DeutihIanb,
TranfreiA llnb 8elgien anseb0ren.
0as tpdre olfo 10 siemlid Elm Melts
Sruif.
Die 8ibfioihef bes beriibnlten 6i=
ftorifers WlDmlnfen pirb bDrnnsiihts
lid, in ben 8efiB Der beutfhen Meihsz
faupt5fabt gelanaen. Da Der preaBizi
ffe @tuat rMangels porbanbener
Mittel1 Die Bibliothef niht eriperben
fonn, ipiII bic Stabt iih su benz Mns
ilrf sntihlieBen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16

Last years little garden was tks
most satisfactory we have ever had
says a writer in the Garden Magazine
The area was little more than one
third Of an acre, which was pi5wed bv
a colored man for s225 The dead
weeds and other trash were removed
foi 81. so that when the garden was
ready for planting the total invest.
ment amounted TO S525. The ground
slightly declines from horth TO south
and faces the sun Tor good man,
hours each day.
We sold $50 worth Of products.
which gave y $40 over tic original
cost. A careful, account Of all the
products sold used, given away, or
put away for winter showed our gar.
den was worth S1l0 in cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16

"As general thing the mosquito
lives close to the ground, said a man
who takes an interest i'm Culex Ano-
phalose and others of the aggravatIug
and pesiferous tribe but il is not at
all uncommon now TO find them on the /
third, fourth and fifth floors of build /
ings, and, suppose after while the !
whining insect which has been accused I
of 50 many high crimes and misdc- /
meanors on account of the poison he
carries around with him, VIII take to
the sltyscrapers Of the giant type Mos
quitoes hover close to the ground be-
cause they cannot battle with the air
currents found in regions higher up.
Mosquitoes do not take To the wind.
But changed conditions in the city
have made 1t possible for the insect TO
get further away from the ground than
has been his custom Water and food
were the erstwhile factors in keeping
the mosquito close to mother eaIth.
There are a number o7 reasons why The
insect should get further away from
the ground now. In the INST place. ne
win experience no trouble in getting
the required amount of water, even for
/ breeding purposes, and in the second
place there is to be had an abundance
OF food They can get water and food
In the pipes which run Ep through the
buildings. No doubt. if you navo had
occasion to notice the thing, you have
found mosquitoes in the faucet when
you turned water on. They often come
out in swarms. There is another point.
| have found that mosquitoes often
thrive in great numbers. and they are
about the fattest and sleekest OF their
kind. in the well severed sections Of
the city. and where water is never per
mitted to stand in the cutters. The
statement may sound a bit curious IN
view of the accepted theories on the
subject. but moments reflection will
clear the matter up. and without any
sort of violence TO the theories of the
experts. The fact is due to openings
left in the sewers Mosquitoes live
breed and grow fat in these deus
That's why they are so thick ON som'
of the street corners where the sewer
age system has been perfected.-Nev
Orleans Times-DemocraL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
CFirst Published In Daily Leader August
2. 1905)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NO ICE " NOiN y HNC Cf'@'
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
OF Regents Of the Colored Agricultural
and Normal University win receive bids
for the erection and construction Of "a
girls dormitory ON the college campus
grounds at the city Of Langston, IN the
county of Logan and Territory Of ok
lahoma.
said bids TO Re scaled ana filed with r.
10. Tyler secretary OF the said Board Of
Regents. Of Ilingd iher oklahoma. or u.
C.. Guss. president of the said board. In
the city Of Guthrie. o. r., before the
22nd day OF August, A. j. 1906
Plans and specifications for the con-
strucuon Of said building viii he found
n the omce of E o. Tyler. the score
tary Of the said board, at Kingnsh'r.
o. r.. aforesaid. also at the office OF
In. G.. Guss. the president Of the said
board. at Guthrie. o. Ti at tie college
building at Langston. o. IT, and also
al the Office OF Mr.. u. w T.. Turbyhh'
architect, OF Oklahoma city, O. r.
/ Bids to Doe made for the construction
OF the said building On stone, also toi
/ the construction in brick according I'd
plans, estimates and specifications af
above referred 20. a certified check q
the amount Of one Hundred aud FIT,
Dollars must accompany AN bids.
a. c. GUss
President Board Regents
E O. TYLER.
Secretary. Board Regents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16

lFrst published in Leader August l6
1aO5D
NOTICE sHERlrr's SALE.
whereas. It appears from an order of
sale issued out of the District Court OF
The county of Logan and Territory of
oklahoma bearing date thc Sth day OF
August A. d. 1905. to ue directed ana
now m my hands. that on the th daN oil
july. A. d.. 1905 100 un action then
pending m said court wherein 3mauuel
Jones and Mule Jones We're plaintiffs
and Earl Clinton Holman y. Heilmtn,
l. n Readlpa aud A D. Adams. were
defendants. "a personal Judgment was
rendered On said court in -aidactiou M
favor Of l.. N Beadlcs against said
Plaintiffs Emanuel Jones and Miihr
Jones foi -the sum Of Four Hundred
rwenty- Dollars, Si25.oo) debt bear
ing interest at the rate of d. per ecut
por anuun from the date thp roi ana inf
the sum of Forty-two and FifN one hum
drcdtns Dollars C$i25W attorneys fee
and costs OF suit taxed 900 Nineteen and
Fifteen one-huudredJhs Dollars lSl9l7)
and further Judgment of foreclosure
Iaenin.t the defendants Earl clinton
Heilman. T.. j. Henman and a. D. Adams
at,t s,.,. osra .dcclarod aud add
'..,..., ..tf conn, to Doc a 6rst Mort
49,, l,,., ., tt. r,al estate therein. and
1'a.,..,... t....r1.,d
s 0.,...... u furtbrr appcar Char
r.,.... ....i,,.I .bv -aid court foo
~, '.,,,o.. .,t.t 4u order af sale issue
l5 ..., 5ir.pf,d Lao tnr sheriff
t, ,..rr. ,f foe4u eomuaudu4
g. 4....,... and saD 4li6 road c--
.,. ,,..,,...,,uf or SID much
b., necessary to atiafy
t,l.- iot.r.st attorneys fee
g,.t. of -.Iraud aH h,
- ,r. f,t.r.-, and eouitv of Do.
.,,. ..ft ri,if.tins tfna.u.l Ioun
,,,'i. .J tb. D.f.ndauts Ear
,,a,..,. ti.a,.,p T. u.iImao and A
.,I d., ..i5 propertv oil
,,.,., ,.,sra,f az in case of sales o
,,.gntio, with spprsise
f.r to conformation hy th
,.,,,,
A,1 v,hsre.. ANA commanded .n sah
lOrder of SAT, now m my hands 90 ad
I'm .,id rreo,i-a. pursuan
,,,o .r.,.. .p5 judgement of siid court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
THE GROWING SOUTHWEST


o mo other section Of the United
o States Is advancing so rapidly in
population agriculture, railroad
o construction and maritime com-
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o mileage ard Galveston stands Sec
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O value of her exports. Prom Mum
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We have lots OF Information
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
SPECIAL RATES

The Santa Fe have reduceA rates to
many points, we can only publish
few, but any one contemplating trip
quotations Won be gladly made.
Summer tourist. sold June lst to
Sept. 80, good to return until Oct. 81
Chicago sS1 .65. Denver S21-60. St. Louis
s23.65. Colorado Springs and Pueblo
sts15. Salt Lake City sSfGO. Glen
weod Springs s811o ST. Paul S26-eo
Milwaukee S3l.65. El Paso S324O and
many others.
Denver. C. A. r. encampment Si4So
sold Augusta 70 sept. T. May be ex'
tended for return to Oocober z.
F. J. BEST. Agt.
J. e. WOOD. T. P. a.. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
osrsoPATH

Not as many people pass py your hoase
In a year probably. ss read ihe want
ads. In this paper IN a day. So. which
shah il be-placard or ITO Let adyer-
tisementg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
WABASH SERVICE.

Observation cafe cars now In service
"a Wabash da~ trains between Kansas
.n, and ST. Louis both directions ana
on Wabash New York fast maD train
No. s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16

JUST CALL NE UP
When you need coal. Your oro9-
will be filled iust as quielay and salts
factory as # you had come in person
to order II, and the coal will be just
as good as ever came out Of mine
clean, dry and reliable. Have plenty
OF Howard McAlester and Cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Anthracite.
n. F. CHEADLH
The Coal Man.
rhone 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16
.wANT ADVERTISING"
WIKI "Do THINGS" FOR
COUNTRY PEOPLE As WELL
As FOR CITY PEoPLEi

A want ad. will sell your farm, sell your
horse or wagon, or team or farm I'M
plements or crop or cows or poultry or
timber or minerals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-16

LOs1--street car pass book No 26, be-
tween Harrison and Villas. on Division.
Return to Leader office
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You Make No Mistake

When you use gas in your kitchsa Il
lessons the ordeal of the dtilv meal
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o o
90 you WANT
A sltuatlon7
Help, Male or Female7
o To Sell = FSrm7
To Sell Household odsf
o Aaents7
csnvassers7
A Husband or Wifel
A BOY or olri7
A Handy Man7
o Or Anything Eise7
o
o TRY THE LEADER THREE
LINE WANT-THREE TIMES
rs CENTS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A grey-hiacls coat wooden,
nearly new. Finder can have same
by calling at this office, Identifying same
ana paying for this notice.
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A want ad. Will secure farm help. from
city or country; store help, household
help.
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Through Want Advertising you may
trade things" with people In city and
country-anythinp you have for sone-
thnu you want--one kind Of farm ma
ehinery for arotheri one kind Of live
stock for another; one kind Of farm
product for anotheri your farm Itself
For another one.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Flrst Published In Daily Leader August
8, 1905D
Notice OF Application for Liouor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma Logan county, ss'
Notice is hereby given u,at S. b..
Johnson has this day filed I'm the Office
Of the County Clerk. in and for said
County, his petition, asking that license
be granted him to sell at retail malt
spiriuous and vinous liquors ON Lot 1.
Block 25, Third Ward, Orlando, in said
County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before Au-
gust 23. 1905. his petition win be granted
nnC license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto afixed this sth day
Of August, 1905.
(SEAT0 NJ r. TRAPP.
County Clerk
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(First Published Ga Daily Leader August
T. 1905)
Notice OF Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma Logan County ss'
Notice is hereby given that c. c. Ste
phens has this day filed in the Office OF
the County Clerk, in and for said coun-
ty Of Logan, his petition, asking that
a license be granted him to sell al re-
tail. malt, spirituous and yinous hqGors
on Lot 10. Block Is. Fifth Ward, Cres-
cent, IN said County and Territory.
If no protest be filed on or before
August %. 1905, his petition will De
granted and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto affixed this 7th day
Of August, 1905.
(SEAL) NJ t. TRAIT
County Clerk
BY j. L. McKEOWN, Deputy
| with a capital OF spare change" and
Surplus Of energy" you may accom-
plish a hundred little wonders In wan
] -
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YOU MAY FIND PRIVATE BUYERS
FOR EGGS OR BUTTER OR MILK
or VEGETABLES OR ANY OF THE
PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN Or
FARM OR DAiRY-T4Us FINDING
YOUR "BEsT MARKET"
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w. 8. ella
COMMERCIAL Agent.
Guthrie. o T.
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wANTED-Young lady to take course
in advertising instructions Scholar
ship for sale at 40. Address IL. ."
Leader office.
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wANTED-oood clear cotton rags at
Leader press room.
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(Frst published in Leader August "a
1909
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-06
CONSPIRACY
IS CHARGED
INSURANCE MEN ARRESTED AT
CLINTON FOR BEING IN
COMBINATION.

Clinton, May 5.-The Clinton po-
lice, armed with warrants sworn out
by County Attorney E. L. Miller, yes
terday afternoon arrested sixteen
special Iowa fire insurance agents,
representing practically all the fire
companies operating in Iowa, on the
charge Of conspiracy. The proceed
ing was commenced under the section
of the code prohibiting the formation
of Illegal combinations to regulate the
prices Of commodities
The authorities state the agents met
in Clinton to force the local agents of
the companies in to a pool to boost
rates in this city. The agents gave
bonds of $500 each to appear this aft
ernoon. Those under arrest are:
w. w. Merritt of Ft. Dodge.
J. Marshall of Omaha.
E. S. Phelps Of Burlington.
G. R. Crossley of Des Moines.
Roger Swire of Iowa City.
Paul Hintosh Of Des Moines.
B. K. Cowles Of Minneapolis.
T. D. Carpenter of Omaha.
H. w. Wood Of Omaha.
Ralph T. Hirsh Of Des Moines.
w. F. Abbey Of Decorah.
G. D. Hirst Of Des Moines.
w. A. Hand of Des Moines.
E. G. Brooks of the Eleventh cavalry