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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13
Die UcrfUlgtcn Nrbcitcrfibrcr

@r. 5obn @oIib pcricBt cincm i'm
Oen gor3en 3oQ pcriolgenocn
@cbeirnpoli3iitcn cincn Sdlog.
- 3tpci on0ere 6ii6rer DER n6e=
ocrotion Of &abor" lucgen Hllbe-
Itorll1g Dcrbnftct. - S%rniotto-
ncllc @crbonohnq in }tusiidt.
PIN lebten 9onncrito9 brod)te Der
DGcutidc Gprrcipon0Cnt" mlsi6licb-
Iid Die Wittbeilung. bob @cncral-
GrQoniiotot IS. 8. 8rott bon Der
llnion ser Observation-Disclosures
uno 6r, s. &. Gifcl6cracr, Orgoni.
iotor ser federation Of 2obor, "
Gag mo No6t bon Eintcrton'idcn
GctcftiOS bcrfoIgt mcrOct, nod)oem
cS @ci0en gelungen mar, Die Qngc.
|itclItcn Der bieiiger Strobcnbo6n 5u
oranntiiren, &r. Charles @rccble,
@cIibcr 0eS .SoteI 2criu9ton," IN
Dem Sr. Hrott noGrt, Bate itd) Re.
rcitS mebrmal& iibcr Dos Scr1tm-
lun9crn Der 9etcftip5 por icinem
SptcI bcidtucrt, 0u oicieGben oltd)
on0erc @Gite, mic Srr. Erott bcld-
Itigten. Sim 6rcitoQ EIbcno 5. y.
itbrcn ST.. 6ronf Scum Elm be
fainter biciiger &%citouroteur, uno
ST.. Grott IN elmer WiIctb2futifc BON
icincm &otcl fort, mtO iolgtcn Die
EinfcrtonS oelticIbcn iofort IN cinem
qlrtomo6it. NlerOinQ@ perIicf Die
8erioIaunq rciultotlo2. ia Otc @S.
acnnp lrO Grott lire &criol0er ati
cine folihe S0brtc fithrtcn.
@eItcrr mlrbC Sr. &obn @0lIb,
ein III 9tr, 1896, @eit Erottitr., mob
member befonnter 6iihrcr Der o6c0c-
rotion" Sen oolt5en Goa pon bicIen
@cbcimpoli5titcn pcriolgt. Pm Der
Gfe BON Sonioup< utO 6opcttcitraBc
fam, iuie Sr. @olih ioat elmer Der
icGbcn, Eb. @bcotIcp bon Nr, 906,
Nor0-WoumtItrabe, ouf Srr. @oIib
3u uno ioQte: Sd m6dtc Cir cinen
TonItihIaq in'S @cIiht Qcbcn." Sr.
@oIih nerbinoerte Die N%ltSfiibrttnG
oicicr GrobunG, tn0em cr icl6it oie
&nitiotiDc crqriff urO @bcotIep ci-
rrr SdIoq periettc Gle EoIi3iiten
GcmpIcp uno @lllpcrt iaGcn oics II.
ocrGoitctcn @oIIG. 6S. Sorrp @il-
linnls bon Nr, $500, OIt-6onctteitr.,
uno Tronf S. Guc@ bon Nr. 805.
Noro GortItrobc, 5mci Grqoniioto-
rem Scr aStcomfittcr ltnior," ioben
bon n6oteI 2erinQton" mt@ Den
&orfoIl, un0 oa bicicIbcn Don ser
&erfolQrng Ger Grbcitcrfiibrcr Ourd)
Tetcttio$ acnntrib battcn, ocmonz
~1trirtcn tie init Ser Eott5iiten, uno
iplIr6cn in fSolge bciien oudJ iie NC
gen HttbeIt6rtng eir0eIoht. Sr.
Charles @rcrbIc cridien ober iofort
IN ser mittlcrcn EoIi5ciitotion uno
binterGcQte $500 9iirqidoft fir
Dos Gri6cinen bon Sues mo @il-
liams 3ltm beuti6cn @crb0r por
Midtcr 2ittig, inoem or 0lcid5citig
iiber bic @%eGdItiQltnQ ieiner SotcI-
gGitc ollrd) sic 9eteftioS Dor 9icltc-
nont GoIbfIeiih icirtem Scr3en Suit
madtc. Gcridicoene 6rcunoc be$
Srn. @oIlb modtcn iih o>tf Die Gu.
dye nod QoIi5cirihter 2ittiG, ood
fonntcn iie oerIcIben nit,t iinoeh.
Go5 GeittiGc @crb6r Scr NnQeldnI,
oigten pcripriht icniotioneu SIT tpcr.
hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13
Qufal6cridtc ans @ai6inatOu.

So0t ncbCn Sen @eIeiien.
NlS ). $. @hitmore pon ser Wor.
rtS=Jtoa0, Nnacoitio, Die @eIeiie Der
oFenniplponin 9ubu" an Ser g.. ut0
9-StraBc, S.-@., mtloua giig, iab
er Den 9eidnam zines tirta II Sabre
alien meiBen 0tanne9 neben 0em Sc
lelle llegen, Der mabriheinlif pom
etIles @t%ien6obn3ugc iiberfabren nor.
Den mar. Sr. Mbitmore benatridl.
tl1te ole Goli3ci Oe9 4. 9re5inft5 uno
IleB 0teletbe Die 2eihe nad Der DIOR.
cue brin9cn. Su ben Goi6en 0eS
An5n9ea 0ea Go0tcn mtr0e elm Brief
Don einem Qtanne aus 9ingiton ga,
aetltt0en un0 Mrs oieQeidt aus Die.
icr Guellc Die SOeutitdt 0eS Go0ten
fcItgeitelt mcr0en f6nnen.
&ebcn0ig beqra6en.
Ser Neger &ameS Major muroe
SdnlItog III elmer Son0gru6c an Der
&re15ung OcS @rant Circle uno Xii.
nois ApeuA peridiittet. Cine holbe
Stun0e ipGtcr mllroe er ais Qeide
a~l129e0rabcn mo Der Qeidnam in 0ie
Otorgue gcian0t. @Grihieoene ietner
Otitarbeiter Itonocn bei'm @inItur5
Der Mdn0e Ser 8ru6e alti fcItem 30
Den, mnren ober muHtIoS, ibm III bel.
ZEN. Die @rltbe mar nllr cirfa -
SUB tief un0 10 SUB I'M Gur6ihnitt.
Major or6eitete ALIEN in Der @rl1be,
nit ieiner Sufe ben SanO bear6ei.
tcno, ais pl0blif sic @Gn0e einltiirs.
ten uno O}aior mie cine Hatte in ser
Sale Acfanacn mltr0e. Sieben an.
ocrc Nrbetter, peIhe ouBerbolb Ser
@rnbe bcih0itigt mare1t, tbaten ibr
Woglihitca, Sen Gerihiitteten 3t ret.
ten; bod Aelnng es crit nah elmer
boIben Shunoc, oen 9eifnom auf3u-
iinoen. Coroner Neoitt lieB 0ie lin.
gIiidSitGttc pbotoqropbiren, GA er
cine itrenge ll%nteriuduung onitelen
miro.
Gos ocuti DE 8aiien.
baus.
QoS 0eiltihc 8~oiienbalS al ser
5000 Scope . Hoo0 miro, mie Br1ii-
Bent 6reO. Smbof iagt, o~orlGuiia
nid)t pcrgr0Bert merOeu. YlGne fir
ona iGbrlihe Eicnic an Nrbcitcrtag
mer0en gctroffen, ulto bate Ser 0a.
men . SiiliSperein am GonnerItag
9todmittug cine Situma, in Ser nit
QroBcm @ifer an ocu &orbereitungen
iiir OicieS Set acnr6eitet mlroe.
3met Ginbre6cr Der.
d c nd t,
@r, &enrp Ionncn 9tr. $40, 81.
StraBc, bcri6tete Somitog Ser Boli-
sci, DAB er nm w llbr Moreens
b6rtc, pie 5tuei MGnner sic Sinter'
tbiire ieincS &ouies gemaltiam SIT offs
ten ucrlldten. Gr gob 5mei 8euol.
peri6iiIie ouf Die Ginbreder al, mel
DIE Die 6llltt ergriffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13
Sta6t Baltimore.
ltntcr6altnn0s . @cgiuciicr.

slnnrp'e 1bcoter. 49, 2tcie 2&obe: rCuCcn
NJ tbC Circus
,euuipanitrahCu SHcatrr," Ntcic ISOLDE;
Abe Banner NJ Atoucb" uacr "In Der @elpnli
hes JrHtia.
.5hnIias WiauucrGur." 49, SouHtua bcu 10.
qluguit G~rturiiuu ltad tcl-linr.
,AFiuu." - SuuHtua, ben So. Aupttt. gSut'
Ter 9rLuriton per 9umptcr "NllnapoIta" nab
HUri Seppiit.
y9emimer Sricaerbunb non Baltimore" -
a%s'niqHG. Ssg r. Huau'i arose 3e0o't 'e'er
.Nmafaamatrb Nteat Guttere nuS R~utdters
geBrtmrn," ,YUtnt.tluinu UT. 30, u. Il. of ~
WtttttDodl, Den Ia. 9uInuit. AroBca g%nrbecrc mo
ptCniC I'M Surlcn Bart " 6urturos9tudn
.2dlmabrm .9Crciu uuu Baltimore" - MtorIz
tad. Den 10. gtuGuit 1905, arnBcS Gdnniiatier
@6iisfeit I'M ,IScftcuosFarf."
r9Uthetst.geuM." grflritpnen td8lt1 per
9ampter nYoutiea.
qrnf. 6. 2orfeO gBaterS, Slrtgent.
Reginn: Suuntugs ur1 h6 ubr gSuhnltttdes;
an @oteutaacn nm hs Nor @benos. u.
@iontagS ...... ,.Jiiberh6eci 5ber rSc6eraI.SiG"
EteHtidg gBaietloH.
Wtttftpo6 ..,...,... HSlWo'plu
EDHHeTlfdg Beuttou
Dtettda HollltoH.
9funrdTm fir btutr.
pTCotrnls Siils Yurt."
Widrfh Better Itpcr" ......,,. .penrp.
Snntrtirc "a @a8n Qnbra" ....... %1toffiHi
gtS ciciiiion 'U @55e @opernorS eoa j.. Go5an.
GnrHet -Euln gdIagcrudbItee.
Is. NDrfCh ISatcrS. Jun.
Euhertiirc Popular @irs" .....,.. Ncmtd,
G~elefiinn Mariana" ...,....... ,ltdIlute
Wiei6nicu ans GEO. 9lnlbtneiDn, it," Cobalt.
Sutcrme5lo vWg-1fts" ......... 0'9dre.
"Neep a Nopptna" .Guitn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13

H6cnmatismnS, 8idJt, Santfrart-
beiten etc, garantirte aur III
,@ienna Sanatarinm," Nr. 4t3, W..
Sanette4S Str. Sanatoriltm lit aitsge'
Itattet NIT alien mooernen Ipparoten.
(Suli2t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13

~ INhNN 'S'@t&i iNJNfIA A'NA 'lAP ~
ielbit nod, ieiucu Boot 5uriid nuuBtc.
81. 0ol09burn lit icit Is SobrCn bel
0cr 1errDsGo. ongciteut ltnO bat
lu06rcn0 0icicr 3cit iedS Grpodicz
men oo3 &cbcn gcrctsct, uno Dies
lUnr bus iiebcntc &ino, bo& er ocnt
nolien Clement cntriB. @citcrn mur-
&c CT BON Genen, ole Den Ncttlun9ss
aft pom I~crrpboot nit oniobcn, ill.
heln0 cmpfangen, oIa er nod Oenl
Boot 5uriidtebrte.
M adj I'M IS cfdnaniB O} d.
II 0peri6unQen Stol} 500
dcitcrn iriib 6 ll6r ser % Sabre ate
Wtollrcr George &0dCl bon Nr. 672,
Nclt 6oDctteItrobe, in icincr bcltcll
Uniform aus, nm lid Ocn aricAcrr
ocS 1, 9fcgtncnt0 sum NbmoridJ nnd
Den Mon0DcrgcfilOen an5ui6lieBcn,
mo total gCfnift bcItieg cr nm If
l(br Den @efdnqniBuogcn, nm uuf
30 Cagcn scr 6rcibcit &c6cluobl SIT
iogcn. Nlf Dem 8cge nod Der 8.
Nc6imcAt@buttc bcgcgnctc er Dem
NcAer Snne8 Woo0lcu Don Nr. 1926,
Irtl0s&iu AOcnuc, mt0, ba er an.
ldeinenO ben IbiAieO 81 itarf a..
fctcrt hattc, id)icn CT Den Nteger ais
Den p%orrildenOcn 6einD 81 bctradtcn.
Sn @rmnngelung Oca ShieBeiienS
0riif Der mnderc Butcrlal1O8pertbCi-
bigger ld)ncll nud eincm 3iegelltein,
Den CT lntcr Nufbictung ieiner 9oll.
sen aroit Sem Dcrmeintlihen @eguer
ell ben @olfopf l6leuOcrtt. 9ttf ou9
&ommcrQCbGul bc9 @ctrofieren er.
I6len a6er crit Der cigentlidc Seino
III Weitolt Ocs Goli5iltcn 9lilcr, ocnt
c2 gelun1 ben fantpflllitigcn &rieqer
81 ieinen @cionacncn 81 mohen.
2ou0nnum SObn" mad +
lcin Gri h etnen micocr. -
No6 lGngerer Belt nllr0c Sumltug
Sobn @rnbam Elm 80 &obre alter2lns
itrci6er, Der me9en ieincr piclen
SclbItnlor0pcrilldc ulttcr Dem Ho.
men .Snlt0nmun \Sobn" oll0en1ein
bcfannt lit, mic0cr cinmol I'M meItIis
hcn StotionSbolla cin1cliciert. IieS
Nal bate CT fem SolOuulm, 0ofiir
ober 81 ptcl Wbtafcp qctrlnfeu. Hid).
ter 0cadL Dem ct Oorgcfiibrt lultroe,
cntlicB i'm nit Der @ormlng, min.
0eltcns Gin Snbr lang nid)t meGr bon
@nle Mburf, &ent-Gountn lpp er gez
%1enlportig ar6eitet, 3ltriid5ltfcbrell.
9us i'm Der SbiirlMIicbcr an icinen
oloan -EaIlion %crtnlcrte, pltroc
CT cntriiltct lt10 ldgtc, cine Ncrortige
Grinnerumg oil lcinc iriibcrc 2cioens
lhoit ldaoc lcincm Character. Gem
Ntd)ter gegcniiber crtlGrtc er, er babe
b0d]lten@ 100 Vful 2aloonllm oes
trltnfeL or riibre Den Stoif uber ieit
mebreren ISobrcn niht mebr oil. on
or it'd iett altf Elm dnOcrcS 5r0pfd)en
perlcgt bobc.
Sclbi it nm or0per d. -
Nrbcit5loa ln0 an 2cben pcr,luci.
iclno pcridluftc acltcrn DER Wtoidi.
nit ~. g. @ope, # Sabre aft, in
icinem 3inmcr I'M aoitbolis bon
6rou @irainio Mcn5cr, &r. 8, 8cit,
2afopetteitroBc, Den bol6pn Snbolt
elmer Iloid1e NIT 2ouoanum. Die
Srou @abe, mclhe it'd nit oemielben
i'm 3immer bciano, pcrildte i'm bon
ieinem &orboben o%b5ubolten, bod
pcraebens. 5rou @ooe ricf INN Siilfe
unb bolte Sron Wen5er Eoli5iit 9cll
berbei Der ben 2ebcnSmiioen mad
ben1~.Stoot : Soipitol" ldaifcn lieB.
no nit Siilfe Der Magenpun1pe baIb
ole @efobr beieitiot por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13

Eaiic snr Hciie in's IislanS &c.
iorgt s. Saline, 0r. 413, Ct.Salti.
mnre-Strahe, nabe Goitum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-13
Strttcr III Scr Motif.

tlnbefoniter anobe bon 6rn. Nnt
8oIob1trn bet G6cr'S Wcrfte pom
GrtrinfungStoo gerettct. @oll'
II Gin ucrlorcrc5 arcbaret aus
Dem Wolicr boIen.
Ellis ooa Icrrp6oot Der p9rnao-
ipab-4otuit Noint 6crrp go" gcltern
Nad)mittoQ f,tr5 Dor 3 ltbr ont 6rBe
Der Solt6ertItroBe angeIegt botte, be-
rbodtcte Sr. 8iainm @ol0btrn BON
9tr. 1t9, rb+9ortcritrobc Elm Nlls
aeIteQtcr Ser 6crrp.Go., mic mcbrcre
anabcn ot Cber'& @erfte, 3tuiid)en
0rQ. mo 6oltbertitraBe, nit arebss
fona ~6citGitigt morcn. Rl0blidl ficl
sem ctnen Ser &nuben Iein 9}eb ms
8oiicr, 1uorulti ser &nobe, Der often.
bar nit Der Iiefc oeS MolierS Hidt
bcfonnt Dor, ms Moiier iprong, nm
oo8 @teB 81 botcn. Sr. @oIobrrn,
Der ole @cfnhr %erfnnnte, III meId)er
scr &llabc idlucbtc, iprong iofort
iibcr 9or0 un0 ihrunmm oltf Die
Tid)tltrg 5u, 1T mcld)cr oericlbe Der.
iGluunocn luor, 3uglcid) rtci ct Den
an llfcr bcii1olifcn &uobcn 81, cin
GIL ms Moiicr at l%uCrfcn, mas Die.
ictbcn t5otcn. NI~ Der &nobc ME,
scr an bic 0bcrflQdc fam aeIang
Is ibnL Dos SeiI SIT c%rioiien unO 10
lonGc %icit}uholtcn, bis 0r. @oloa-
burn in ieiney}6be fonr mo ibn ans
&ono brin9en fOnntc. Sr. @olo8s
burn bate feline Belt. oen 8crette.
ter, Ser etlpo 6 bis s Sabre alt mar,
rad ieincm Gomcn SIT fro9clL, 0o
0ericlbc p6uiQ crif0pit mar ltno er
ielbit nod ieiucm Boot 3uriid mulBtc.
@r. @ol02burn lit icit Is &obrcn bel
0cr 6crrD.GO. on8citeut unO bot
iu0brcno otcicr 3cit iedS Grpodics
men 0o3 &cben gcrcttct, ltno Dies
iOnr BUS iiebclttc &iu0, bo& cr Dem
noiien Clement cntriB. @citcrn mllr.
sc CT BON Tenen. Die Den Ncttun9a-
aft pom Gcrrpboot nit onia6cn, ilts
hclno cmpfangen, oils er nod Dem
Boot 5uriidtcbrtc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
FISH AT HOME ON LAND.
One Species, at Least, Capable OF r.x-
isting tor Days Out os Their
Natural Element.

AS much out OF pace as a ASA out
OF water" is a phrase that comes about
as near expressing the acme of incom-
patibility, 50 far as environment is
concerned, as man has ever beln able
to coin. Despite this fact, hoUevlr.
there are several varilties OF As which
are much more 1l home out OF their
natural element than any species o.
the human race are in vat9r
The climbing perch (Anabas scan
densl is a remarkable example found
in AsiA. This singular creature ap-
pears much lik9 other perch, but t.
endowed with an extraordinary power
of leaving failing streams. climbing
banks, and proceeding over dry land
in quest OF better filled water courses.
Hundreds of them have been seen
at a distance Of 80 or go yards from 9
pool just abandoned, and travelling,
though the ground was so rough that
this distance must have required SUM-
cient muscular exertion to take them
half a mile over level ground.
Some writer's even assert that this
fish is capable Of climbing the rough
stems of palm trees. The fishermen OF
the Ganges, who subsist largely on
climbing perch. are accustomed to
keep them in dry earthen pans for hye
or six days after catching, and they
live this strange life without discom-
fort.-Danver Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
THE COST or FAME.
Isl Louis Chronicle1


"The degenerate son Of iiiustrsous sire the
words that fell from the lips Of judge con
denim the worthless sot whose only possession the
honored he bore that stands for bravery,
chivalry daring. fame power-Longcreet
why is It many OF the soHs Of rich and famous
meu drunkards iders degenerates spendthrfs and
Bawlels? lt Is because few climb the ladder *
two eyes power, bend every energy to the
task Of rising far above the crowd ana stl time
connjant and friend OF their Was
George II. Pullmais life success? Don't You believe
that before died his heart had been with the dis
grace repeatedly his honored by those bound
to him by ties OF blood?
Only few days ago a dissolute New York youth who
the immoral side of life at q than most
men know at CO. assaed the executors Of his fathers
estate in 90 show he could not live on $500 week
In great American city the arose one morning
q monument to the memory Of a mighty who died
the very zenith of his fame giant figure in marble
stood on pedestal reared by and looked down upon
the ptful sleeping figure OF sot, his thing so
worthless that wondered why it numbered the earth
In St Louis, not long ago, the greatest the most
ingenious the the most dispicable thief ever
knew, the who robbed the widow and the orphan
and caqped climax his pooon villainy by putting
to the splendid statute which ST. the
memory his ilusirious father the entrance OF our
greatest park the shadow the bronze figure fell
the that led the small procession to the
grave
If such things be the price Of fame is it worth what
It costs?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
rAr DEMOCRATIC PARrY ANp LIE PEoPLE.


Two parties decide the questions of who shall
Republican Democratic No what party creed
which may be espoused by the voter he hope
express his convictions in that will be effective
except through the other of the dominant parties
This is said with view to causing any voter to
quit his party, It is said matter of fact that is
by every voter acquainted with conditions in
the new state The of the campaign easily
understood 1t question with the which of the
parties will his interests the interests OF
posterity.
question Importance is the initiative referen
dunn only placed in the hands OF the
people protect themselves from the OF corpora
ons that special privileges at the hands of legisla
These questions alone quite enough
every citizen the state to consider seriously
where he will his for the delegate to the eonsti
tutional convention.
There IS question to whore the Democrats party
stands questions and ltlc doubt where
the Republican party stands though may make any
declarations regarding them Democracy for the
children Of state for the future welfare
Of the posteriy It's declarations specific open.
The record OF the Republican party the initiative
enough that will accept this
for The protection Of the people. Wherever given
opportunity that party has refused adopt such
Oklahoma is record against it. The voter who
the protection that goes make better state
themselves and their children viii to the
Democratic party for help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
burning Cartridges in Fire.

"In a recent test made at the sug
gestion and expense of the various
manufacturers of cartridges" says
Amateur Work 1T was demonstrated
that cartridges can be burned in a
fire without danger to those standing
near. AS the shell OF the cartridge
is not confined. the force OF the ex-
ploding powder tears the shell open
instead OF throwing the bullet. and
these pieces OF light shell viii not
produce serious injuries. The car
tridges explode only one st time in
stead OF simultaneously, so that It is
continual popping instead OF large
explosion. in The test. hremen we're
able to work within 20 feet OF vhera
the cartridges were burning without
danger or inconvenience"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
CLEARED AWAY 4 MOUNTAIN
Immense clin Shattered Into Minuts
Fragments by Explosion Of
Kegs Of Gunpowder.

An electric spark that ran along a
wire far into The heart Of the basalt
mountain opposite Eighteen Mile Is
land on the Columbia river the other
day set free 1,400 kegs OF imprisoned
powder, and the resulting explosion
ratified windows here. two miles away.
across the river.
With a roar like a broadside from a
battleship the cliff marked for destruc-
ton crumbled as an eggsheli
crumbles In a maiis fst and fell away
from the mountainside. The precipice.
iSO feet high and SO feet back from
the river. was reduced TO a huge pile
OF broken stones, with hardly q piece
larger than a mans head
The explosion threw down about
10000 cubic yards OF rock demolish-
ing a clln with 200 feet frontage on
the river, $50 feet In height and run
ming back into the mountain 80 feet
The shot piled up rock just where Il
Is needed 70 make q grade along the
face Of mountain that rises sheer
from the fiyer -Mosier correspondence
Portland ofeeonian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
TIE EMO OF rAE woRLp

OF troubles that robhed E. II. Wolfe. Of
Bear Grove, Ia, II all usefulness. came
when he began taking Electric Bitters.
He writes: 1.-TWO years ago Kidney
trouble caused me great suffering,
which / would never have survived had l
not taken Electric Bltters. They also
cured me OF General Debility" Sure
cure for all stomach, Liver and Kidney
complaints. Blood diseases, Headache,
Dizziness and Weakness or bodily de-
cline. Price soc. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
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Tis. readers Of this paper win be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure Ia ali It's stages, and
that is Catarrh. HANS Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stltuticnal treatment HANS Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
me system, thereby destroying the foun-
dation Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing It's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in It's curative powers that
they ofer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that IL fails 10 cure. Send for list
Of testimonials.
Address +. ]. cHANEY & CO. Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constiPa-
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
TO AUGUST.
Found hoating:

Found floating;
Month of the blithsome bullsome frog,
Month Of the woodchuck in the log
Month Of the days wen known as dog;
Time when the egg aircs with the Nog
Days OF the wild nower in the bog;
Nights OF the deep and dreamless sog;
Moons when the heart goes chuk-a-ehog;
For the summer girl In the aimsy tog;
Days when the iOercury slips a cog;
And all that wondrous catalog
OF joys OF which thou aft agog
From liggerville 10 Onkapog-
Hail 10 thee ambient amorous Aug,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
BOISE CITY. IDAHO.

National isrigatin congress win be held
at Boise City September Sd 10 Sth, for
which occasion the Santa Fe o6ers the
exceptionally low round trip rate Of one
fare plus 90 cents. sto7overs viii be al
lowed az Pueblo and an points west
thereof. either going or returning. Tick
cts on sale August S0th. Slst and Sep
tember lst Final return limit thirty
days from date OF sale. This Is the
cheapest thing that will be offered TO
that part Of the country during present
season. N. n. cOCHRELL.
Agent.
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Good Haul Of Snakes.

During a picnic at Latrobe, Pa, a
woman saw two big snakes hanging
from limb Of tree. A cross-cut saw
and two axes were secured and the
tree was felled Almost gallon OF
snake eggs were found in the hollow
trunk and six large blacksnakes we're
found, three measuring siE feet each
in length, and these were brought in
bags to Latrobe. A cage is being built
and they vii. be placed on exhibition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24

David NJ Parry, the indianapolis manufacturer Of
riages declares his business protection
employees and aborers benefited by protection in Indiana
only inhnitesima percentage OF the whole popua-
ton Of the Yet Parry persists in voting Repub
lican candidates who only pat but vote
for consider any bill looking to arin reform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
aMaks HaY whIle the sun shInss.a ?

make Hay While the Sun Shines"
There is a lesson 10 the work Of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day and
he prepares for the showers which are
so liable to follow. SO It should be
with every household. Dysentery.
diarrhoea and cholera morbas may at
tack some member OF the home with.
out warning Chamberlain's Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. which
Is the best known medicine for these
diseases, should always be kept At
hand. as 'Htmediate treatment is
necessary. and delay may prove fatal
For sale BY F. b Lille 4 co,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24

sYes" admitted the drummer there
are a great many skins IN my busi-
ness."
what Is your lineg" asked the port.
" passenger.
Leather" answered the drummer,
- he lighted 3 fresh frSer coma nail
Chlcne1 Daii1 News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
I'M SELF DEFENSE

Major Hamm. eator ana manager Of
the Constitutionalist, Emmence. KY.
when he was nercely attacxet. four
years ago, by Piles. bought a box OF
Bucklen's Arnica salve. Of which he
says; IT cured me in ten days ana no
trouble since" Quickest ealer Of
Burns. Sores. Cuts and Wounds. 25c
az an druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24

Tarirs to be worrying the railroads express
companies much the fear OF revision the tariff
worries the standpatters. The general public
little about railroad express tariffs they
the Dngey tarin law except in general way that all
these Republican protective tariffs pundering them
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
tcandldste's snnouncements, $40 d
advanced

tFOR DELEGATE TO CONsTlTU-
TIoNAL CONVENTION, 2eth.
DlsTRICT)
The Leader IS authorized to an
nounce the name Of Gencrci ;. g.
Jamison. Of Guthrie township, as a
candidate for delegate to the consd-
tutional convention from the 26th
district subject to the decision Of the
Democratic primaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-24
A Good Cement

A good cement for switchboard re-
pairs, where iron has 10 be fastened
70 marble. Is said 20 consist Of 80
parts plaster paris, 10 parts iron nll-
ings. and half part Of sal-ammoniac:
Il Is mixed with vinegar 10 a nuid
paste fer use and made freshly, for
1t solidihes II allowed 20 stand.