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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
RRIBROADS.
RAILROAD

1i1lDulZ EFFECTIVE NAY N 1854
FfIaMoNT. w. VA
$500. Daily except Sunday. 1itnoAl'
only s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
Neither Did Rockefeller.

The friends Of Congressman Long
worth were eclally glad 70 see him
contribute a dollar to the campaign
fund, because 1t furnished evidence
that ne didn't come home broKe.==-
Philadelphia Press.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
CHRISTMAS BUYERS HUSTLE
Busy 1hrongs FIJI The Big Depart
ment Stores
WEATHER MAN IS DISlGREEADLE
BUT THE HAPPY CROWDS co
GAILY THROUGH THE MUD
TO SHOP. 4

In splendor and variety of offerings,
as we'll as volume of business done,
1906 has been a banner Christmas
year in Walla Walla. Buying did not
start as early as usual this year, but
it has made up for it by its intensity
the past few days.
Yesterday and today the streets
have been tnronged with a hurrying,
purchasing. Christmas frenzied crowd
of people-old young. big and little,
some with the joy of the holly season
shining from their countenances and
others with faces frozen into a look
Of grim determination by the DON'T
know what-to-get worry.
The naughty weather man has been
responsible for crowding so much or
the Christmas buying into the last few
days before the time for the arrival
of Santa. So great has been the de-
mand for means to get there that the
traction company has come to the
rescue and tomorrow will start it's
new service as a Christmas present
to the people of Walla Walla.
The epidemic of ante-Christmas cut
price sales this year has resulted in
far larger purchase of useful Christ
mas gifts than usual, although the
crowds that have thronged the jewelry,
drug and book stores have not seemed
whit smaller than in other years.
Nothing like the splendid array of
gold, silver and cut glass affairs suit
able for Christmas gifts has ever been
offered, sold and delivered before in
Walla Walla.
And then in the semi-useful, semi
ornamental class of furniture the va
riety offered by the mammoth stores
of Wala Walla has scarcely been be-
hind the precious metal class. Every
thing from high grade pianos to DAM
ty footstools and pictures has been
bought to make happy some sister,
wife or grandmother.
And then the little folks. The dis
play in the windows seems more be-
Wildering this year than ever before.
They are of every conceivable variety
calculated to suit the juvenile mind.
Some Of the new tangled things
which were not seen last year are a
sort of combination auto and express
wagon and a fully equipped traction
service. track, trolley and ALL
Dolls of all varieties, the never-end-
ing source of delight to the little la
dies, are to be seen in the different
stores this year in their accustomed
countless number. Only 1t seems as if
the aristocratic dolls got prettier and
prettier each year and that the satin
dresses shOne more and more resplen-
dent Some of the miniture dummy
creations this year are veritable works
of art, with real, truly hats and ball
dresses with long trains.
Then there are doll houses, veritable
little palaces, fully furnished and fitted
for the little dolls of social rank.
Bonbon boxes of a costliness which
almost keeps Jack from remembering
Sally are to be seen in tempting array
in several Walla Walla windows this
year. In contrast to these are the
windows which fairly cuddle one as
they peep in with their, treasures of
solid comfort in the shape of slippers
Of all sizes and shapes, kid, alligator
and felt and trimmed with pretty fur
for mother.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
LAND SALE.

800 acres, known as the old Wallace
place, situated on the North Fork OF
the Walla Walla river about eight miles
above Milton; so acres in river bottom;
40 acres good tillable land; about %
acres in cultivation, seven acres in al
falfa; balance of 80 acres timber; 240
acres pasture land; small orchard, fair
house and barn. Price $4,000.
For particulars call at my residence
six and one half miles east of Milton.
G.. M. MCKENZIE,
Administrator.
THE SCHWABAcHER Cos store
will be open evenings from now until
Christmas.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT,

For twenty years w. L. Rawls, of
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh. He
writes: The swelling and soreness in
side my nose was fearful, till / be-
gan applying Bucklen's Arnica Salv to
the sore surface; this caused the sore
ness and swelling to disappear. never
to return again." Best saIve in exist
ence. Csc at E. L. Smalley, druggist.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21

A very pretty water pitcher and six
decorated glasses will make any table
look nice, and is also something that
is practical and useful. Many a mo-
Their would be more than delighted to
receive one. The prices are ST. rs.
$500, 1925, $2.75 and
ST. 10 per set.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
China
Cracker Jars

Something any woman would ap-
peciate. The numerous patterns here
make choosing easy. Prcies, 25c.
$50, soc. Csc. 75c and up.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21

Any one would be happy to receive
a pretty mush set for Christmas and
each morning it would recall pleasant
thoughts of the donor. A large va
riety of patterns and shapes are here
at prices from SOC up.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-21
Fancy
Shaving Mugs

Here is something for father,
nice neat shaving mug. 1t is some
thing he will use often, always with
kind membranes. Prices. 15c,
Csc, 35, 45c. csc, 75c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

ratber i'd bite Sic, iparum niat
ben Sbren9"
rMan pir6 i'm ni9t tennen."
rSie belieben gu f6erSen!"
SolIte bas Experiment nod i'm l,Bs
ten 9lusenbIide miblingen9
nSaIt, id bab's!" rief Srau BON
Wernber pl6bli9 fat iubelnb aus.
rSeBen sic ais llnterI6rift: vSm
Hamen Der brei mitperungliidtsn
Subrsdite" unb bann Sbrsn Ramsn.
90 1T bic Sude gang tlar."
Brilliant. ba9te iie, 70 tpirb bus
gutOsramnt nod feds @Orte lGnser!
limb ipieber berrf9te IdutloIe Sti1e,
bis Der 0iater bas 8Iatt benz Rentier
nit ben DOrten biHrei9te: nRun pirb
es pobl ridtig iein.~
Der Rentier iiberflos bic 3eilsn;
jebt belt er fait erf9rpdsn inne.
nSd, aber, mein perebrter Wtitperz
unsliidter, pGrum unterIdreiben Sic
nit sinem pfeubonbm9! @arum ni6t
nit Sbrem tpirtlihen ytdmen2"
sd beritebe Sic ni9t. SriB S9nsis
Der 1T mein ipirfli6er Nume. Wie
foate ia aIs srobber5oslider SbsrfOrs
iter gu etnem Nsubonbm tommen9"
yglber mein Serr," risf es ba aus
Der Sfsnsde. limb sic benn nidt
Sans @ader, Der sottbesnabete Did,
ter2 Sdtte uns Der Wirtb mitiammt
bem Sbertellner gum bsiten gebulteu9"
rDurdaus ni9t. Mein 5reunb
Sans Wader iibt ia unten beim paitor
in 6riebridrooa!" -
Der arm. Der SUB, Der Singer, bos
Pferbebein unb bic Wagena9ie iuuren
psrsebIi9 perleBt :. Sb bic iunse
Witttre bas glutpgramm nod erbalten
bat, 1T uns niht betunnt sspOrOsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
@twas bon oem eluftsrn.

sSn elmer 8erliner Plauosrei iiber
9luitsrn beibt es Ii. 81: DAP elm uitis
bsgsbrtes, DielgeprisIenes 0eldopf lue
bic gluiter ibre 6einbe bat, ma4t 'is
fir ben @erItGnoigen nIr non bObcr
an Wsrtb, ieIbft penn Der i9mGbs
iiidtise 6eino Elm beriibmter 9JOet lit.
!Solbers. Der bGnii4e Nloliere. elm
2uIiipieloidter, BON benz oeuti1e
8iibnsnoi9ter fsit SoBebue - rDie
beutiden SIsinitGbter" uip. - re4i
pisl gelerut uno benubt bubeu, !SOIa
berg. lGbt eineH ieiuer tomil9en Die
ner einmal iagen: vWenn sic nidt
msin Serr tpdren. 10 piiroe i'd iassn,
bab Sic bumm pdren, ipie cine glus
tier. -" Sir einen 8eoisniteten mag
bieIe 8emertuns Der gIuIter ia uusreia
deno iein. absr ni9t fir 0si9mudss
gleitbeten. Sin 9uub uno ell Yfero
mag tIiiger iein ais cine gluiter -.
5um @fen taussn iie aber fir eiueu
normalen 0iogen barum bod ui9t.
limb ipie bic 9luiter ben Dlasen ans
reiSt. 10 bat iie audi gu allen 3eiteI
bem Sumor reihe 9lnregun9 gsgsben.
uno Der altsn unb neusn ,S4er3e aus
Der Sdale" gibt es eine bunte Wiengs.
Sebr biibid 1T 3. .. pas Seiprddh
Spilhen elmer dugitli9en Dame, bic
ppn @rtrantungen nod 9luiterngenuB
seb0rt bate, unb ibrem 6ausarSt:
.Sagen Sic mir aufri1tis, liebsr'
0ottpr, iinb quitern geiunb?"
.Sm, en-. rduiperte ii9 Der allie
guiternfreunb ani6sinenp bebentIia,
nbsi mir bat iih bis ieBt nod feline
ipegen llnlpobIleins betlagt."
limb ben nueberduitsrnefsrn" mag
folgenber 9ialog in einem Barrier &es
ftaurant CUR 2ebre biensn:
Sat: ~asIlner. bic QluItsrn IinS
bod frii42"
Ssllner: Sans friIb, mein Serr,
gegen glbeno erit ansstDmmen ="
@ait: r@ut. Damn brinaen sic
mir Elm 0uBenO. absr rs9t i6Ons,
ausgeiudte!!~
aellnsr:: .Sebr pobl ="
@ait: limb faubsr gebfinsi!"
SelIner: .Sebr pohl -"
@ait: limb obne S9alsnIplitter!"
SeIIner: sd ipsroe es beiteIlen -"
GSait: sglliO gut! = BOruuf mar
ten Sic no4?"
9eIlner: sd polltt mir nur nodb
bic Graes erlau6sn. lpieuieI psrlsn sic
in ben auIitrr ipiiniGea."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
llner,partefe @enouue.

BON benz engliiden Profehor 9uIs
len suire ersGblt, bab er pGbrsno elmer
gortraastpur dufgsforbert purbe, in
elmer Qlnti Sdbuf 8erIdmmlurg
su fpre6en. @r mar einperitanoen
unb ipurbe BON Der eroben Mense Der
3ubDrer ber3li9 begriiBt.
Der profeFor begann feline Rebe
nit Der Gr5dbIuns einss periOnIi4en
@rIebnihes.
gr bate einmal sineH Sreuno be-
iu9t, nit bem er ii6 anseIegentli9
iiber cine neusre gntoedung Ger Wifs
ieni6aft, untsrbielt. bic beibe iutereis
iirts.
,gl6er," fubr er in Isinem 8prtroge
fort, vtpir butten bod einsn puntt. in
benz uniere 9lnii6ten auseinunoers
ainaen; mein 1reunD ndmli9 mar
Elm Observation-Disclosures RauGer, pdbz
reno ib ben 5abat in iegliGer 6orm
perabIdeute." = Sier ipurbe Der Reos
rer BON Isbbaftem 8eifdI unte>bros
den; bann iprGd sr ipsiter:
Rad benz GFen ginsen mir in isin
Stubiersimmer, no i'd mid benz grs
itiden nabs fiiblte infolse oss Ruu4es,
ben er BON Ieiner Gigorre blies. SD
ma6te ibm einorinsli6e 8Oritelluns
gen" = pieber eri6allte lebbafter
9eifuu aus etr 8eriammlung.
rSarauf ifob meiH 6reuno bas
Siit6sn Dor mid bin unO msinte
tultbIiitis: rSted Dir sine an. bas
1T bas Bette Mittel."
r0a i'd nun fab. baB i'd ibn ni9t
lnbers babon obbringen tonnte, nabm
id nit Wiberitreben eine gisarre unb
rau6te iie. 9lbsr felt isner 3eit,
meine 9omen unb 6erren, fam ni9ts
mebr in Der Welt mid ba5u perlsiten"
- bier tuu9s Der 9eifoq gum Bonner
an : Incline Na4mittasstisurre uus=
SuIafeu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

por 8ersniigsn fuiebern. Inns allen
tpGre sehplfen. Mir Iinb gu fiinft; i9
erbiete mid. auf benz 8ode Su iiben. "
nWirb gar ni9t nDtbig Iein, msin
Serr." bemertte Der bis babin Iebr einz
filbig sstpeiene 8esleiter bes 0i9ters.
nUtid ruff cine seIdGftli6e @erpfli9z
trng gu meinem Sreunbe. benz paitor
bes Dries. 3ubem femme i9 ben Sns
felsberg BON friiberen Sabren ber
griinbli6."
nIb!" ma9te lebbuft Der Rentier
unb bdtte faft binsusefiigt: .0sItO
befer, Sic bruu4en mir ia uu4 gar
ni9t."
Wian befdlob. Inn brsi llbr aufsus
bre9en. Die beiben Serren er6p6en
ii9, nm auf tbr 3immer gu seben, bic
brei 8erI6Dorenen bliebsn nod einige
Iusenblide beiiammen, bann perlies
ben audi iie. uno apar Sufriebsn Id
6elnb, ben Saal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Der GinFuB btr Tabruus aaf
ben Seint.

Die Dame. bic 70 fd0n gu tperben
ipiinI9t, als iberbaupt mOgli6 1T, |
mub auf ibrs 9idt nidt minber Riids
ii9t nebmen, uls iie binii4tli4 ihrer
GuBerenGrideinuRg Sorefult unSua
member pflest. Sm algemeinen sez
ipro6en, 0umen iinb nur gu lei9t ses
neigt gu fugsn: %, ih lam ulles
eFen!" unb ibre 8ebauptung aud raid
in bic Shat um5uieBsn. Denn bann
ibr Seint sslblid, ibre ausen matt,
ibre 5isur unbehplfen, ibr Suar
glan5lps unb biinn tperben, tpiro pobl
bic Dame alien MOsli9en bic S6ulb
seben, nur ni9t ibrer Nabrung.
Ollie bieIe llebel t0nnen ebenfogut
bur9 au pisles als bur9 au ipenig
GFen bsrporserufen iperOen, uumentz
lid ober au9 bur6 Habrune, bic teiz
nen HGbritoff entbdlt. Wlan fam
pon irsenb elmer Sadie pobl seniiseno
eFen, nm Isinen Sunger pplltommen gu
itillen, unb babel bennp9 ben &0rper
aus Mangsl an Rabruns gu 9runoe
eeben lafen. Utdn tdnn ppbl iuseu,
baB BON aller natiirli6en Nabrung
Sbit benz Srganismus am 5utrGgli4z
iten lit. Don Sbit alIsin gu leben,
ipGre inbeHen taum m0glih, bod perz
mag iein @enuB ben SOrper befer i'm
Stanoe gu balten, ais ieSe anbere
Rabrung.
Samen pflesen fir setpGbnIi9 mebr
Siibisteiten gu eiien. aIs ibrem Seint
SutrGgli9 1T; 3uder lit ippbl fir ben
Organisms nothpsnbis, bod burf
bapon nid1t supiel eenpmmen iperben.
Der Saaben bur9 all5u rei4li4en
@enuB BON glGIdereisn tpGre ni9t 10
srob, tpenn bubur4 ui9t Der appetit
gu leid)t esitillt unb perlegt tpiirbe.
Sas WlGb6en aber, bas fpGbrenb Oes
sansen Cages SiiBigteiten tnubbert,
pirb, psnn bic @tensSeit nabt, teinen
9tppetit Oeripiiren, lie ibt ni6t. unb
Der Wansel an seniisenber gtubrug
mabt ii9 in ibrer Guberen @rI4eiz
nung balb an ibrer blaFen, selbli9en
Sautforbe, an ibrem 9ltbem, an ibrem
, slan5Ipien 9luse, an ibrer gebeusten,
miiben Saltung. ippie an ibrer ners
pDfen Stimmung bemertbdr.
lin bic natiirlife @bniibung unb
ben @erbrau9 Ieiner @eipebe pieosr gu
ersGnSen, bebarf Elm Dollitdnbis ssiuns
Der S0rper einss seipifsn Nuuntums
BON Iubrung. Sin MGb6en, bds afs
leioli6 bibf9 seltsn mill, iOIlte iib
Itets psrsegenlpGrtissn, buB iie auf
ibren 90rper a9ten muB. gan5 beionz
bers aber bann, ipenn iie 10 fGDn lpera
ben mil, als bic Ratur es geitdttet.
Senn tein Weib, bas eiren tIaren
Seint, glGn5snbe Qugen unb iene perz
f0nli6e @nmut9 beiibt. bic eben nur
bic peinli9ite Sauberteit gu geben perz
mag, fam bdBlih senannt perben.
limb nit etipas Selbitbebrri4ung lit
etne iebe i'm Stanoe, iib bies an5u@
si9nen. Sic braudt nur uuf iih Su
udten, unb Iie barf niemals ibre 9et@
| benI6aft ii6er iih Serr iperoen laiien,
unb bepunoernspertbes tOrperli6es
| @ublbefinben unb cine uueri4iitters
li6e Seelenrube lperbeu ibr otsie
@elbitbebsrriduns baIo reidli9 psr@
geIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

gum 5tpsiten MaIe nebmsn!" rief lie
eIiibenb. yDas sebt uns bas ulles un9
SD mar 10 frob. oIs i6 bid fab, unb
fiiblte MIDI ppr9sr 70 f9redlif fremb.
giun lpilit bu ni6ts BON mir pifen."
@r beuste ii9 gu ihr nisOer. Sn isiz
nem @eiidt 5udte unb orbeitete es.
Sci ohne Gorge. Gleiue. Denn bu
ipiait. perOen mir CUTE Samsruoen
Iein.~
Die aammerfrau 0ffnete bic sbiir
uub fubr nit elmer eeitptterten @nts
i4ulbieung 5uriid. @enoelin i4ob
bds 8lut in bic Waugen.
nOonnerfpetter, bic ipipnirt. Su 1T
Ihon Der Spftlutid CONNIE il faut.
Sic fpirb iiberaa berumbrinsen, oaB
iie uns allein getroffen."
rSit benn bas 10 unerlaubt9"
glnna 2aura fragte nit Der ean5cn
gaipetGt ibrer iGnbli6en GrSie9ung.
@r la9ts.
vSier ipirb es 10 angeIebsn. Giner
pdbt uuf bic Sitten bes anberen, um
i'm Sriibsn fifGen gu tOnnen. Dir
tusrben i'm beiten Safe einen Riiffel
erbalten, uub man lpirb uns fortdb
f9arf uuf bic Singer ieben."
r@6er bic anbere Sofoame tOnnte
bod ertIGrsn, lpie bus 5usesuusen lit.
meinte bus Mdbden. lpeIfes aamGbz
lid besriff.
.8irb ii6 pobl bitten. Die but
it9 idon gemertt, ipie man bier am
beiten fdbrt. gtuBerbem cpmpromits
tirte iie Ii4 ielbit."
sd reiie am 6eien tpisber nud
Suuie," fugts gtnnd 2aura halb Oer'
SpeiFelt.
,gt6er mas tperben bic bort iusen9"
9luf benz Sangs orauBen h0rte ran
Teibene &lsibsr rauideu. Die giir
ipurbe fpeit ss0ffnst, unb ber' trut
eine Glters; tprpulent, Dams TART
ausssfdnittensm 8leibs. ssIoIst BON
Der blonben Sofbams.
y0as lit alfo 6rGulein BON 0ro'
b.nuu," iugte fie, ais lei Il. 5u elmer
S6auIteGune eetommen. Die beioen
batten fth tief pernsist. rSn Gtieas
I9oft bes Serru bon 2drp4e9 WobI
alte 8e5iebunsen9"
Die 8lonbe, ipelfe pieIen Sbeuters
coup gu genieBen idien, pcllte Dor
loutlpIem 2aGen Der fen.
.@s par mir cine unperbpffte
5rsube, GrGuIein bon SrObsnau bier
gu treifen, Sobsit," erpiberte @enbes
lin betpnenb. mSrGuleiu BON @Orne
bat mid, i6r nod ettpas 9eIelli9aft 81
leiiten, als CD iie bieIe lle6errai4uns
seplunt bdtte."
.Sie fennen iih BON friiber9" fraste
bic 6er3ogin Wiutter Iteif.
.Dir paren yia9barstiuoer in
Sitpreuben, So6eit," ersGblte 4und
2aura unbefangsn. Die lleber5eusuns,
etipas su @enbelins Re6tfertiguns
beitragen gu tOnnen, nu9m i6r bic
Sdeu. ,!Seute baben mir unIere alte
&amerabi6aft erneuert."
Sie SerSpgin lddelte.
rNidt 10 itiirmiid, liebes &inb.
Dir nebmsn es bier itreHser ais in
SfpreuBen. 5rduIeiu bon 8Orns"
= iie lpanbts ii9 an bieie, pelde fait
Dor ibr niebsrIant - nffeint etlpus
cisentbiimlide 9egriffe BON priOutses
TeGigteit gu begen. bic Der Rsselune be-
biirfen. 9egleiten sic MIDI, Ssrr BON
o'ro6e.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Werf db Mt

Der dnappt. Srember:
Darum 1T benn bus partsrrefenItsr
10 bi9t perbunssn; 1T Semanb franz
bel Sbnen9 SdlG9termeiItsr: Be-
tpubre, bas 1T ia bic. .Durittiid!
-8osbafter Ooppelfinn.
qelteres 5rGulein: n8ds ioa i9 benn
auf meine 8erlpbungsdnseise ieB:H.
ba lie erif beuts bindusfommt2" =
5reun6tn: .llnlieb psrfpGtst!"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11
MAYOR ROSE
GROWS FIERCE
WANTS THE STREETS OF
TUSCON TO RIOT
IN BLOOD
RATHER THAN STATEHOOD
Milwaukee Executives In.
temperate Speech.
RATHER THAN STATEHOOD

Tucson, Ark. jan ii.--An ant-state.
hood meeting. hela under the auspices
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. fen far
short Of expectations Tho opera house
with "a seating capacity Of only 500. was
but comfortably filled. there baing no
more present than were at the Joint
statehood meeting showing nearly
equal division Of sentiment 81 Tucson's
5000 porulation Mayor Rose OF NH
waukee was ths yvincipal speaker He
and Other speakers held that New Mex
icos greater population would control
III case OF single statehood. resulting tn
taking Arzona's public Institutions into
Now Mexico and levylng @ tax on Arit
zonas mines also crea ing q state so
large In area that Il would be difficult
TO govern Rose counscled resistance TO
the consummntion of the great crime
by bay0netS n necessary. oven IL the
streets OF Tucson should be made to
run in blood like Warsaw.
As no Joint statehood speakers wire
allowed to participate. the executive
committee of the Jointuro association Is
To issue challenge to an open public
discussion. to be held this week. II the
challenge is accepted. The anti-jolnt-
ures are amazed al the rapid growth
OF jointure feeling here and throughout
Arizona Eight months ago, before the
pre,,s discussion OF the issue not dozen
Arizanians openly advocated jeifture.
Nnw 1t is discussed everywhere and
there Is little doubt that thc' consttu-
ton would be adopted by large ma
jority in Arizona II the statehood bin
were enac. ed. notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

Truly miraculous seemed the recov-
cry OF Mrs Mollie Holt of this place, -
writes J. o. Il. Hooper, woodford, Tenn,
''she was so wasted by coushtlg up pus
from her lungs. Doctors declared her
end so near that her family had watched
her bedside forty-eight hours; when, at
my urgent request Or. Kings New Dis
covery was given her with the aston
Ishing result that Improvement began,
and continued until she finally com
pletely recovered. and Is healthy wom-
an today" Guaranteed cure for coughs
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SOUNDS THE
WAR TOCSIN
TAKING PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST ANOTHER
CHINESE UPRISING
A POLITICAL AWAKENING
May Shake Throne Of the
Dormant Empire.

Washington, Jan. II. Revolution Is
feared in China. and the war depare-
ments recent movements with troops In
the Philippines has been conducted with
a view TO preparing for the crisis. With
in a comparatively short time 1t is OK
pectea that American troops NAV have
to be landed in China for the protec-
tlon OF American life and property
The European governments have the
same understanding Of the situation aud
are believed to be taking similar pre-
cautions. These facts were admitted by
high officials Of the government. One
Of them sa'd. ~ is useless TO disguise
the fact any longer, and the American
people max as weil be prepared for what
is likely 10 come
Wl,at Is going on IN China. according
To the government officiai who talked on
the subject. is a general political awak-
ening Of the people the Ike Of which
has never been seen IA the dormant, en-
pire in modern times
If the crash comes, II will utterly
eclipse the rising OF the boxers IA 1900
for that was a mere insmrection which
did not extend very far. The present
movement extend aroughout the em-
plrc alD VIII --tts ihlt tht hfii0thR 'A
a secret society, but general upris-
ing OF the people against the entire po-
iftical system OF The empire. i win be
a revolution agalnst oppression, steh
as - now going on IN RUSSIA. 1t WI
be rising FOR such PURPOSES as thv
Chinese reformers have been contendng
for, whereas the boxer outbreak was
mere uprising against foreigners.
The American policy so far as It has
been developed is confined to tho pro
teeth Of American life and properly
Nothing his yet been said about the ter
rstorial integrity of China. but the pol
icy Of the United states on that subject
as developed under Secretary Hay. Is
weil understood. Either General Taskel
II. Bliss or General Frederick Funston
will lead the first American brigade into
China when THE explosion comes. Thes,
two officers have been designated to th'
command Of the two brigades which arr
being mlobilized and placed In readiness
| for the forward movement.
The president has counseicd c3refulls
with his cabinet on the matter and will
experiences Of the boxer uprising fresi
in mind. the imperative necessity for th'
most thorough preparation is well un
dcraood Naturally the Philippines vii
be our base in the preparation that mus
be undertaken. It has therefore beer
decided to put more troops in the Phil
\ ippines and to carry out the recommen
dations set fon,h elaborately in the pres
idents recent message for brigade post
with the most carefully planned aobil
ization Of large bodies of men.
Congress win be asked in the arm
bin this winter to appropriate large
amount than at any time since tn
Spanish war for the expense Of mobil
izing a large force OF two brigade posts
one TO bo called Camp Mckinley, and 10
Gated near Manila, with General Funsto
in command. the other 10 be Smown a
Camp stotsenburg, and located nea
zapsboanga, in Mindanao, with Genera
Tasker H. Bliss IN coaimand.
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sey for defending her honor in her own
homo2"
The message Is saia to have been
signed by Mrs. Sarah NJ Showers, NJ -.
az president Of tho club
Mrs. TollN Who Is q young woman.
shot an Italian who she said attempted
to attack her IA her own home. a jury
found her guilty OF murder.
Sheriff Mercer hns sent on Invitations
TO persons who have been chosen 10
witness the double hanging Of Mrs Tolla
End OF Jerry Rossa. whose execution
viii take place on the same day ps that
OF Mrs ToIla Tho sheriff slid that
Mrs Tolla appears to be IN a cheerful
mood, but that Rossn IS not 90 COM
posed as she. Mr.. Tolla rill cntertains
the hope tsat the Uailed states supreme
court VIII intervene pnd grant gay OF
execution 10 her case.