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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04

Or. 7. Bartobek zastupcem syobodns
obce New Yorku na sjezdu
volne Myslenky v Praze.
Ably uI62ala, ze nestotozhuje no 3
nesprdynym jednGnim dyanacti cleD6
syazu syobodomysluych, kten nm dtra
ty yseho americk6bo lidu svobodomysl
ntho posaIi VI do Czech sv6ho delegdta,
dra lsku, Syobodnd Obec New Yor.
ku dine ~ srpna zyolila 81 jednohlasn6
IN dolegdta ma sy6tovy kongres yolnG
Myslenky V praze ORA. r. Bartoska Y
Praze. Jak "New YorskG Listyu o.
anamuii, ysiehni fecnici, ktei pro ime.
Dovani Ora. Bartoska delegdtem mIu.
vii, shodoyali SO tom, ze dr.. Barto.
ffk, znajici dokonalc smyAenf syob.
Obee, Jest iedin6 schopen zastupoyati
nejen Svobodnou obec New Yorku,
ale yeskero svobodn6 myslitele ma w.
chode, ktcfi budou volbu tn srdeGne vi
tath syobodna Obec ncmobla pfiiati
delegatn dyandcti elena Svnzu svobodo.
myslnyeh Chicago, ponevndz die roze.
silanebo yyzvani, ktereho 80 ysak Svo.
bodn6 Obci New Yorku dosud nedo.
sta4o, Syaz pocne oxistovati teprye cd
!. fiina 1907 v t6ze schdzi povoleny
byly potfebn6 penize ma siczdove po.
platky tyto pfislusngmi pov6fuH.
eimi listinami zaslany byly dru. Bar.
toslovi. ySchod zastoupen bude drcm
Barto5kem, pokrokovy zapad red. r.
j. kralem. Kobo bude zastupovat dr.
lska nikdo nevi n t6zko NJ se dozvi.
Ceska zahradka.
Pan DR.. Ales Hrdlicka 2 Washinpto.
nu, znamy amerieky ucenec q uptimny
Czech, zaslal, .jak bylo liz sdeleno, pred
easem zddost do Prahy do Naprstkoya
domn bednn hliny Ripu, ably 81 mohl
We Washingtonu zaloziti "Geskou IA.
hradku niz by mu tato hruda pa.
mhtne hory nahradila Geskou zemi.
5tarosta okresu roudniekeho poslanec
Erwin Spider yyhovel zadosti, sdelen6
domem, dnes liz bedni.
'ka hliny Ripa jest ma cest6 do Anne.
'iky. TAX budo We Washington6 zfize.
IA teski zahradka dra. Alese Hrdli.
ky We kter6 mimo hlinu Ripu bu.
le hlina 2 Trosek, Banika, Vyiehra.
la a iinych pamdtnyeh hor, iakoy | ne
iterfeh mohyl Gechach.
Uprchl cd zeny.
Pod timto nadpisem temef kazdo |
Sdn6 doGitdme Sc v listeeh, We stare
lasti vychdzeiieieh, tom, jak muz "a.
eehay zenu ditky beze vsech pro,
ifedku, prchl do eiziny Kdo doyede
3 yaiti do postaveni opustene feny, do.
ede take sprdyne odsouditi skutek Ia
oyfeh lehkomyslnyeh, Go Senu ait.
y opustene oeekava, Rida, hlad
'ufalstyi. V posledni dobe prehl ze
ARE vlasti, zaneehav tam aenn dit
!, keleznieni atizenee Karel Kfianoy
.f, bydliei y 2iikove Prahy. 6csks
80 k tomu podotSkaii, So posle,lni
be ia tfeti sfisenee teleznisni, ma
tkoya hydliei, rodinu opusliA a yydal
~ dphraduiae eesty "a ocean
'ed nelAypem aeull prs tax expedisut 4
aeitlet ilnak na 0stFayska Jake spl :
valel pod pseasIoaymem Ceehoslay =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04
zprdvy americk6.
Krohy Il rozfosoni stavky telegrafistu.

beho nz trvani prosIyeha Ne, Ge sta
ne sc TAX ndsledkem zakroGenf dyou
nejzdmoznejsich americkych zen, pi.
Sage RusellOyd a Ilclcny Gouldov6. u
tdcht0 dy0u Zen zakroeila panf II. i.
Stokesoyd, kterd jest zenou r, ]. Sto.
kesa. Pied peti roxy bym pouzo pro.
stou toydrni d6lniei, dnes ysak je De-
nou mnohon1sobnGbo milionafe. Tato
pani, ehttjic yysetfti stay TELEGRAPH.
std, naystiyila st6ykujici telegrafistky
. poznayy jejicb postayeni, zaeind Sc
kionit k stdykujicim, Ndhledem pi
Stokcsoy6 Jest, ~ postayeni tclegra
fistek je joAt6 horsi, ncz postaveni TO.
ydrnieh ddlnic. Mno2i domniyaji 80, ze
pi Stokcsoyd pficini SO sygm vlivem
II ~. douldoyf, ktera 80 syymi bratry
pInatni yttBinu akeii Western Union
spolecnosd a II pi Russell Sagcov6, kite.
m po SVEN mnzi sdediln yelikg pocet
nkcii tclegrafnieh spoletnosti, ably
kfiydy, pdcbant M telegrafistech, by.
ly nejakym zp6sobem odtineny. j..
Mitchell, pfcdseda amcrick6 unie ha.
vifskt, pfisel nedaynych dnech do
New Yorln sdGIil, ze odcb6fe No do
Oyster Bay, aby uv6domil presdenta Q
nynfjsim postayeui stdykujicich tcle.
Rrafisth. Mitchell doufa, ze president
ucini 10, go ufinil dobe yelkt uhel-
NJ sthvky, totiz ze zbliti zamestnavate.
le 10 zamGstnnnci. Neil, komisaf pra.
c0yniho odboru dlel rovnfz minulgch
dnech oyster Bay, kdez 0 soueasntm
stavu stayky rcfcroval presidcntovi
Ocekdvd Sc, ze 20 nejdfive zaletito.
sti stdyltuJicicb ntco ntineno bade.
Kanad'ane proti Japonskym pfist6ho-
valchm.
Od lcdna tohoto roku pfislo do ka-
nady pies 1000 JnpoDei, coz 80 ka.
nadskym obyvateIdm bileho plemene
valne nelibi, Takovg naval Japoncl
je pfestoupenim smiouyy, jez uzavfena
byla mezi Japonci britickou vladou
Tento zakon doyoluje, ably .en scst set
Japoneil do roka pfistalo bfehtl ka.
nadskych. Japonci smlouvu tuto OBJ
chdzi tax, ~ nejprye stehuii Sc na ha
vajske ostroyy o odtud po krdtkem po
bytn do Kanndy, ndsledkcm cehoz via.
da anglicka prot MIN zakrociti nemd.
ze. Liga, kter1 vzala 81 "a 1eel Wy.
louciti Orientalcc Kanady, odbgvah
V teehto dnech yelke shromazdeni a na
tom usneseno bylo, ze jakmile pfipluje |
lod = iaponskymi pfistehovalci XII ka.
nadskfm bfehdm, ably ozbrojenou mo-
ci zabrdndno bylo jich vysazeni ma bfe'
by kanadske.
Professional 33 tisic mil, ably vyhnul Sc
pfist6hovaleckym zakonlm.
Peter Assyrian 2 Turocka zivou mo
ci ehtel Sc doslati do Spojen5ch StdtG.
Kdya prv} pokns SO mu nevydafil, ehtel
VI pomoci zpdsobam iin5m. Po prve
pfiplul Peter Assyrian do Bostonu
leerou, ale 6fedniei hyli oehotni ypu
stiti do zemt teto pouzc dceru ieho,
kdeito ieho zam5slel pro iakousi ehy
,u tslesnor noslntI znat Aasvrian vra. |,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04

Ostrayicky dobfe znamS, zanechav We
stare ylasG zenu q ditkami ZminGny
pan ceehoslay 0strayicky dli nyni VI
Americe n naleza Sc redakci "Ameri.
cana" Cleyolandu, o. Nejaky cas-
dIel Baltimore d tim, ze snazil Sc po.
spiniti delegata Ceskt sekce yoln6 My.
slenky dra. Bartoska, myslel, H. pro-.
slape VI cestiGku do rednkce Geringe.
royych listd
Krajan vynalezcem.
Casopis Pennsylvania Grit" pfipesl
onehdy zprdyu slibn6m vyn6Iezu kra.
jana J. Y. Chlddka, ziiiciho v Scio,
Ore. Pfinesl yyobrazeni ChIddkova no.
W yynaleaentho letaeiho stroje, ktcr6
doproyodll ndsledujicim: "Zde Jest Wy.
obrazeni nejnoy6jsiho letacfho stroje,
|yyndlez to Jana Vojty Chladka, &c.
cha, magka n yynd.ezee, jept 1ije We
scio, Oregon. TcDto Czech wal ri M
yaor pro sydj Ietaci stroj ptdsa. Pre-.
dek stroje podobd Sc 2obaku hIavd
ptaka hlavG ptdka, Kfidla jsou y alu.
minia oeas hedvdbi. Kfidla o v6.
trnt kolo fidi SO slapanim nohama 0
ocas, jonz je fizen rukou, fidi stroj iii.
doucim sm6rem. StlaGenGho vzduchu je
Ipouzivhno udrzeni balonu We vysi n k
pobonu stroie. Vzduchova Gerpadla II.
yddcno jsou pobyb nohama fiditele
balonn u zdklOpky ffdi 30 rukou. Vzdu.
cholod je TAX jednoducha, te j mize
kaady fidit. Vdzf jen 92 libcr n nese
jen 'Feditele. Konstrkce jc peynd q
zfizcni yzducbood6 stalo meme nez
automobil, Vyndlozee playbou na zkou.
sku dokdzal, se mize Sc syou lodi plou.
ii We y2duchu yysoko nebo nizko, rycb.
le nebo yolnGji libovolnym smerem
Vett yzdncholodd k doprav6 eestuii.
eich mohou byti konstruovany die toho
sameho vzoru a fizeny bn6ny byti
elektfinou, kterd mite bSti doddvana
. dstfcdni elektrarny, tim samym
zpdsobem jako je doddvapa vozhm po-
ulicnich drah, jenz by takov6 vzducho.
fode musely Sc pohybovati cestou We.
denSch dratd, stroj operovany stlaGe.
|nSm vzduchem budi velikou pozornost
Ia vynalezce snazi SO nyni yzbuditi pro
svij vyndlez zajcm kapitalist6 Chi.
cagu, ably utvofili spolecnost k v5robe
techto letacich stroll a jejich prakti-
ekeho vyuzitkovdni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04
Lod'stvo do Pacifiku.

po delsi konferenci pres. Roosevclta
9 vyp. tajemnikem ndmofniho depart.
mentu Newbcrrym, INSTRUMENTATION
Brownsonerem, jcnz jest sefom nnvi.
gaeni 1fadovny, Il misto.admirhlem X.
ID. Eyansem, veliteem atlnDtickeh0
lodstva, uciDil tajemnik Loeb Gfadni
probIdtrni, ze atlantieke lod'styo cd.
pluje do San Franciska nekdy v pro.
sinei eestn .eho ze poyede skrze Ma.
gelanskou 1zinu a ne snezskym pri.
playem Formdlni prohAseni, jez Jest
ySslcdkom konferepce, mi; 'Konferen.
&c ySp, tajemnikem Newbcrrym, mi.
sto.admirhlem Brownsonem q misto.
admirdlem Eynnscm m6ln IN 6Gcl do.
hodD0uti 80 podrobnostech We spojc.
nj y lodstyem ureenym, ably Be ode
bral do vod PacifickScb, Eskadra To
sestavati budc ~ 4estndcti biteynich
lodi o yyda Sc M cestu n6kdy pro.
sinci skrzc dHinu Magelanskou yzh6ru
k San FRANCISCAN snad take naystiyi
Puget Sound. o cestd zpdteGni nebylo
utineno jo8ta Nadine dohodnouti. F'o.
tilla nititell yydd &c na ccstu do Pa.
cifikn asi ttmze ease, 60 biteyni lodi,
ale nebnde je doproya2eti.o -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04

81 aBi nepeysimli. A TAX Petr Assy.
rian proeestovav RUNE zemc d yykonav
33 tisie mil cesty, ocitl se pfeee ko-
noGn6 ye Spojonych Statech ubyto.
val sc v North Adams, Mass.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04
Foraker eini pfiprayy.

Foraker spolkovS senator . Ohia,
pfdl by si take b5ti kandddtom pro
1fad presidentsky. v csstG stoji mu
ysak nejyice Taft, kterg je royutt z
obia. Republikansky vybor stdtu
Ohio ysak neddyno odporucil "a kan.
didata rafta o Forakeroyi vyprdvi
SO, ze noni pfitelem Rooscycltoyy poll.
tiky. minulgcb dnech mel Foraker
rec Chautanquan, o. Vysvttloval
Hepburnly Elkinsiv zAkon dota.
zoval Sc, kdo ze bude obbajcem cerno.
ehh, ktefi ma Jihu oloupeni byli sy6
obeanskh praya. v feci sve nejd6le o.
biral Sc otazkou revise celnieh zakoni
yystoupil na obranu pdvodniho Ding.
leyova zakona. Kdyz feGi sve pfi.
~el ma zeleznieni rabatovy zhkon, pro.
hlasil, 10 ysechny body Hepburnova za.
kona sestavili senate IN aeho pomoei,
ale zdkonnd pfedloha, ktera vysla ze
sn6mu poslaneckGho, byla nedokonala
Foraker prohlasil, ze otazka Gerneho
pemene je velmi palGiva. ternosskou
otazku die jeho nahledu nutno feiiti v
nejblizsi dobe, ably pozd6ii nepovstaly
2 toho ynitfni nepokoje.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-09-04
Redaktor Spravedlnosti J. j. Kral,
ma sjezd "Volne Myslenky".

Dne 90. srpna odiel Chicago redak.
tor j. j. Kral, ably sGtastniI Sc
sv6toyeho sjezdu Volnf Mysenky Y
Praze. DO Prahy pfibude dne s. zdfi,
Ma sjezdu promluvi red. Kral 0 svo.
bodomyslnem hnuti Americe po
sjezdn uspofada ceehaeh fadu pred.
nasek pomereeh amcriekeho denietva,
Jak 80 70 "Sprayedlnosti' - doyfddme,
red, J. ], Kral ie osmnact let ameri.
ckym ohtauem doble ana syobodomy'
sine hnuti amerIeke, ameriekou 1stavu
zakony, iakok pomery mezi 6eskSm
spojenFeh statd. Una
lobfe iazyky aeskS, franeouzskS, an
iek5 n6meekS, takAe hude icdnim
Ne isehopnejsleh ueivolaneisieh dele
,ata. Red kral roee 1904 "a sveto
ism kongresu syabod6ta St I.ouisu,
No.. tastupoyal ehieaaskou strai o.
syehodnou ohee a osyad'
II 50 iako aad iIas aehopnS delegat,
fe slars vhsii pavi ee.ksmu obeeep
lvn prayda o politiekem stisenl ame'
iehem, pomersch meal ameFiek Smi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17
Chinese SACRED numhsrA

Religious superstition asserts nsefI
IN Chinese architecture. and the urL
sersai sacredness OF the numerals
three and nine is shown In the Ar
rangement OF temple doors. There 10
q temple gateway 10 each Of the halls
Of the imperial palace. and the same
order of things prevails at the Ming
tombs. and the sacred person OF rns
Emperor when he was In his Peking
home could only be approached. even
by the highest officers. after three
times three prostratiops. The tenn
pie Of heaven has triple roof. a triple
marble staircase and all its mystic
symbolism points either TO taree or its
multiples
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17
Caught on The wIna

Sen. plockbura relates a story OF =
Iawyer in Kentucky who was general,
b very fortunate in winning his suits
In the lower courts OF the state and
equally unfortunate in losing them By
reason OF reVersals by the supreme
cCurt OF the commonwealth. One dag
lhe senator chanced to fnd the lawyer
IN train pulling out of Louisville. and
oI the attorneys knee was spread a
suge law volume which he appeared
% be devouring with much interest.
Well, my friend" said Mr.. Black.
qern. "donf you get time enough II
cur office 70 read law without fetch
nc law books on a iourney?" The law
er smiled contemptuously This is
.; lAgy thar I'm reading" said he. IT
volume. sab. relating 10 the de-
'lcns OF the supreme court Of ina
ele OF kentacky.
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medical supplies. In the destruction
Of the city hospitals and the GOOD
hotels there were lost practically all
of the needed surgical appliances for
relieving the distress of those who
are injured and the injured at the
present time number between one and
two orsand. There are now camped
on the oltsklrts more than 10000 peo-
pie. ana The disaster is so big that at
tlc present hour It Is impossible to
glean more than brief bulletins of
iacts Tho city OF Kingston is n
ohrrrd wreck. Every Dispatch that
has arrived here during tho last "a
b mrs simply adds to the horror of the
situation s II begins to appear as
though not only the native population
suitfrel. h1t that among the persons
vho lost their lives in the earthquake
cr' rany whites.
drunken besotted multitude Of
negroes Of whom the city is mostly
I'd u weat on &, rampage yester-
day afternoon and the small number
OF disciplined troops We're unable to
restore ordes
It is understood that the governor
mas sent message to the colonial
offices in London In which he de-
clares that there is absolutely no
reason why troops sho1ld not be hur-
ried. but also war hips to id him An
American torpedo beat destroyer
reached here early this morning. On
board of It are number of well
known American naval officers and
men. They will be landed within an
hour and inasmuch as their com
mander is man of experience. il is
very likely that they will be able to
help greatly in clearing up the situa-
tor.
As stated tho entire business section
of the city, including all hotels, have
been absolutely destroyed. The camps
tnat have been created just outside
Of the city are at the present time in
habited by men and women who all OF
tleir life have been used to tho great
est of Injuries. This morning Kings
ton faced a famine The magnificent
land locked harbor is absolutely closed
to shipping because of the fsct that
when the QIake happened the lower
straits OF rocks tnat have always been
mere or less feared and have made the
entrance a question of pilotage, was
raised up while the "side walls fell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

the old line newspaper men in the
state wanted the lob. but Jacob
sayath no. He gave It to a Mr. Cos
tello of the Oklahoma Post. Mr.. Cos
tello Is an able young newspaper man
who has been connected with the
Post for the past FIVE months IL the
capacity of managing editor.
The i4ithful and the unfaithful are
up in arms. In the foreground the
faction represented by Gov. Frantz is
indignant over Hammon's methods;
the other is the FLYNN faction still
warning to the knife and then to the
hilt, and in the background is the fac
tion represented by "B s. Mcclure,
smiling approvingly and the sages
such as Amos Ewing and Claude Bak-
er. speak in terms of endearment OF
the wisdom of the Republican Ham
mony." Jake Admire Is out Of the
newspaper business and the exact
status Of the proposition cannot be
determined.
Another proposition that is causing
much comment is the removal of
headquarters from Guthrie to Okla
homa City Local Republican leaders
notably. a. p Portwood, Jim Mabon
and George Champ are at a loss to
know why the change in decks was
made They think they have been
"coldecked."
Merrily the war goes on and the
knitting can be heard even past Ara
pohoe" and a Federal iudgeship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17
BLOODY SPOTS ON THE
REPUBLICAN,
MOON
JAKE HAMON TO BLAME
His Appointments Cause
Much FuSsing

Great dissatisfaction exists in the
Republican camp over the appoint
nfents made by Jake Harmon in the
new committee. Il SENS that the idea
.Fas rampant when the McAlester
meeting selected Harmon that he
Mas to inject great gobs of harmony
thto the party Instead he seems
10 have spread hammony' instead OF
harmony. He followed out the dicta-
tions Of the old Mcclure machine and
bounced a few hot ones on the un.
~uspcctins noodles of the old guard.
As result the elderly patrol are up
- arms with threatened mutiny in
vogue Jake has gathered for his gen
erals such leading and war statesmen
IS Claudius Baker, Amos Ewing,A. NJ.
Giessler, Bill French, Everett Purcell,
George Healey and Cal Orner
William Grimes who was the prime
mOver In the organization of the COM
fnittee new. was shelved with a berth
on the finance committee and Jacob
thinks that the alfalfa" statesman
can do the party more service ex-
fracting the shakels from the federal
appointees than he can by giving
opinions on the organization affairs
Bill got this whole show up and pre-
scented the plan of organization and
NJ least expected TO have place on
fhe committee on organization but not
fpr While Him to the pecunio get
Nng.
Eammon is still continuing his Bit
Der fight On Governor Frantz and is
determined by his manipulations and
Vaccinations to prevent the nomlna-
Hon of Frantz for governor.
In the selection of press agent.
l@mmon threw a sop to Cerebus'
when he offered Governor Ferguson
The position of press agent, advisely
Hure that the Watonga man did not
need the fifteen per week Some OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

~Gilligan will try no more OF those
hypnotic experiments OF his"
why hot?"
'1Ie was out at a little gathering at
the Toddlewicks last night and Name
Toddlewick dared him to show his
power Name said she didn't believe
he could hypnotize her father and the
old man said he COULDN'T. So Gill
gan gave the old man glass OF wa
ter and made him believe he was
drinking a stin rum punch. And the
first thing anybody knew old Toddle-
wick leaped nj the air and smashed
the gas fixture. and came down with
howl and Kicked OYER the supper
table and II took tlpiee men ane ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE
On woman's Suffrage.

Editor Leader: / am daily reader
of the Guthrie Leader and in the Jan.
14th. number | see the views of W. c.
Hughes on woman Suffrage and would
love in part to answer | can truly
say | am glad the Delegate w. c..
n ighes has a wife whom he can care
for aud protect but place the ballot in
her hand so you can truly say ours Is
a government of the people, for the
people and by the people not gov
ernment of a class, for class and by
a class. Why not woman constitute
majority of our people. They are sub
ject 10 the laws They pay taxes, they
are as intelligent, and patriotic as
men and much more conscientious.
They do not dabble in the muddy pool
of politics. Now LET the man who
represents her 90 cast a ballot for a
cause which she knows is the ruin OF
her boy-nay. her home. You have
only to open your eyes on the right,
on the left and do you sec the wife
with the home protected and loved. No,
but by the demon drink she IS tumbled
and tossed. The saloons licensed by
men dragging her loved ones with
tnelr Sllueu hdllS dOWn, uOWH 10 INC
lowest depths. Adjust industrial con
ditions. Thousands of our women are
bread-eaTners. The one thought Is
that she may earn enough from these
institutions that her little ones may
eat and not staTye. SO day after day
they toll on with the ballot will help
or tighten her burdens Yes as her
loved ones grow up through the ballot
her influence will be felt through the
ballot. her burden of fear that the evils
that surround will ruin her boy will
be torn down-the atmosphere be
made pure for the healthy growth of
the child. The saloon man says don't
let the woman vote, If You do, down
goes our business give MS the ballot
we win wipe the curse from of our
fair land let our new state stand on
solid basis A part of the political
arena of today is purity in politics,
yet It Is one of the principal elements
shut out. Thanks to the splendid
reply of w. L. Owens. God bless him
i'm his efforts in our behalf Mrs. j..
w. Ridley, Marshall Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

St. Thon as, d. w l., Jan 17-The
death list in the earthquake disaster
at Kingston, Jamaica will far exceed
tho earlier figures which were turned
ont sG "offical dispatches"
II now appears that tho quake and
subsequent disturbances destroyed
practically the entire business sec
tion of the city and Kings and Queens
streets, with those that run at right
angles. with them, are this morning
mass of ruins.
II seems unnecessary st this time
10 state that the Inhabitants are suf-
fering greatly from lack. of food and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

according tor. Fischer OF Berlin.
the most effeesiye position OF sleep
Tor obtaining intellectual rest is to
Keep the head low rnd the feet slight
~ elevated. Failing this the body
should. at airy rate. be horizontal. 50
as to irrigate the brain we'll The
habit OF sleeping with mead low ano
feet nigh is, according 20 the Doctor,
q remedy for brain troubles rad some
internal maladies. II san be adopted
gradually.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

Piles get quick relief from Dr.
Shoop's Magic Ointment Remember
it's made alone for Piles and it
works with certainty and satisfaction.
Itching, painful protuding or blind
piles disappear like magic by it's use.
Try II and see. f. b. Lille q Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

We are the young people az this coun-
try the best example and teaching that
we chance TO know. That's good ad-
vice.-Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Tea o. Tablets. 80 rents. c. n.
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

Co. received dispatch from St.
Thomas announcing the sitcation in
Kingston to he terrible and a famine
imminent. The company's steamer
has left st. Thomas for Kingston with
provisions and doctors. A dispatch
reports the safety Of Alfred Austin, OF
the colonial bank, whose fate had been
IN dolIbt
Holland Bay, Jamaica, Jan. 17.--Ad-
vice from various towns inland show
that Kingston was the only place
damaged by the earthquake.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-17

Tie who despises ~a9l thiags sell
dom grows rich; and Ne who Ignores
the small adH. seldom ever lives CON-
FoRTABIr.
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specific for pain-Dr. Thomns' Bc-
lectric oil strongest. cheapest liniment
ever devised, a household remedy in
America TO. % years.
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II you like Coffee but dare not drink
Il, try DR. Shoops Health Coffee, II
Is true that real Coffee docs disturb
the stomach. Heart aud Kidneys BUT
Dr, shoo9's Health Coffee has not a
grain OF true coffee in II, Being made
from parchcd grains. malt etc, il
forms a wholesome, food-like drink.
yet having the true flavor OF Old
Java and Mocha Coffee Made IN a
minute Call al our store for free
sample. Sold by Bank Grocery.
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MlIIIonaIres obIeet 70 HotsI.

Tue millionalres who have private
mansions IN the neighborhood Of the
ST. Regis hotel, New York, are vexed
and peevish over the fact that this
exclusive place dispenses alcoholic
beverages TO It's guests They want
It storred. they have filed RI appli.
cetioa at Albany te.Ifave the license
revoked. AEslig tho residents of the
fash.iess'1le district where the hotel
stands live John d. Rockefeller, Levi
P. Morton, Cornelius Vanderbilt, II.
Nick. Twombly Henry s, Redmond
and score Of other mlilonaires. who
opposed the erection OF q hotel SO
GEAR their homes