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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Die Iutomobill6eu Der 8ferbe tit
mcbl cine Der sroBten llnannebmlifs
feiten beS neutrality-suspicious. uno
bdber audi elmer Der am meiiten in's
Sreffeu gefiibrten 8riinbe ge9en bas
ailtp. @it gutem 8iqen uno etpas
@ebnlb laBt lid aber and bier lebr
lpobl cine Selierung er5ielen. Sn
Glllmbah in 8aiern linb. nie oas
Gorreipoubeu5blatt Der @ereiniguns
Der Suht zines ihtperen I~rbeitspfers
bes IN Seutihlanb mittbeiIt, ieitens
Der Iutomobiliiten llebunsen fir
aitomobiliheue Yferbe neranitaltet
porben. in beneu bieie nit DEM Iiltos
mobil in ieinen perihieoenen grideis
nur9sfprmen bur6 aHmdbli6e Sc
ruobnune pertraut gemaft tperben.
Die praftiIben llebuugen baben bel
Der ldnolihen gep0lferung Der hinge
senb groBen Seifaa gefunoen unb iebr
quite @reebnihe ge5eist. 9as 8orz
seben Der &llmbdder Iutomo6iIiitcn
fam MIR our Ndhabmung empfoblen
peroen. gs pirb Den on fleineren
Srten unidiiiecn IutomobiIiiten tpobl
uiht i6per fallen. in dbnli6er @eiIe.
lpie es bier 9eiheben lit. iolde llebuns
gen 81 p%erunitniten. Inoerieits 5eis
gen Die III aulmba6 er5ielten @rsebs
niiie ben Pferoelenfern. bab Die ees
iiirdtete Iutomobilansit iebr pobl gu
turieren lit uub boB es uur rubiser
unb poriibtiser gerlli6e beoarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
rT@T-

= Die administration bon Soipo
bat elm neues Bulletin iiber Sdmes
reien berausge9e6en. ipeldeS an alle
Sarmer, Die parum ihreiben, portofrei
peribidt tpirb. Wiau apreIiiere:
Yrof. 6. s. Curtis 5, Dimes. Solpa,
unb perlange Bulletin yto. 90.
oils Serr s. 8. Goburn, ser
Sefretdr Der NderbaubebDrbe bon
aanlas, auf Die neIe 8ei5eniorte
aufmertIam gema6t ipurbe, Die
lnut Yreb : 8eribten allies bisber
Sagepeiene on grgiebisteit uuo 8is
oeritanbs : Sdbigteit iibertreffen ioa.
erfldrte er bas @an5e ais Mlbernbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Ser @parmanb aui Reiien.

Soilriit (5u ieiner Samilie) !:
@artet, ainoer, NIT bieier alien
8uine bat es cine beionoere gebeuz
tung, ib babe barber cine gemertune
in meinem &pti5bitd iteben; aba. ba
lit tic ia i6on; (lieit): Ser 8uine
gegeniiber befinbet iif elm fleines
@irtbsbaus, in Dem es por5iislife ses
badene Soreuen reibtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Tfliiset bic stpppelfelber im Serbite!

Sn iebr bielen 9egenpen fommt es
leioer nod 5iemlib oft Dor, oab man
Die StoppeIfeloer I'M 6erbit iibers
baupt niht pfliigt. 0as lit aber elm
anger 8etriebsfehler. beiien Solsen
lid I'M ndhiten Sabre seipib INNER
5ei9en. @enn mar Die Stpppelfeloer
i'm 9erbite pfliiet, Damn 3erfleiuert
Der 8interfroit oie SdoIen. lpbaB Tie
miirbe nerben. unb lpir baben bann
i'm Sriibiabr cine lodere uno frufts
bare Iterfrnme. Ser SroIt pers
ni6tet aber alif piel Sniettenbrut unb
bel unfrautinmen. ipenn Der Ider i'm
Serbit sepfIiist iporben lit. Sas
SfIiigen I'M 9erbite ermogli1t aber
audi Die llnterbrineung oes Staue
mites unO Der mineraliihen Ginger
CUR ridtigen Seit. Wer i'm Serbit
feline Selber pfliist. fann aber au6)
I'M Sriibiabr cher an6ulier, als elm
anberer. Der feline Selber u~nsepfliist
liesen ldbt. Sic sepflieten Geloer
trodnen bel leihter aus; Die 8Crners
fruht ntrb baber auf iolfen Selberu
audi piel friiber reif. mas fir 8egenz
Den nit rdubem 8lima pber fir
Sohenla9en bon GROCER @ihtigfeit lit.
IS reoe iih alio &einer aus. bab er
nidt Seit babe, I'M Serblte feline
Seloer 5u pflii9en. @epfliiet = lit
bdlb gebiinet, iaet elm alter Sauern>
ipru6. Su Der Sbat nimmt elm se@
piliister Sooen Die Ndbritoffe aus Ser
2uit bel leidter auf. es ntrb audi Die
fir Die Sruhtbarfeit Der Meder 10
nptbmenbige o8are" bergeifelt. Gin
! sepfliister 8ooen erbdlt Die 8runbs
femftisfeit audi bieI better als elm ni6t
9%epilister. CT troduet pobt ifueuer
ab. aber in Den unteren gooenifi6ten
bdit ii6 Die Seu6tigfeit trpsbem reht
gut. Sarmer, pfliiee oesbalb Seine
Stoppelfeloer nod i'm 9erbitel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Galfhe Nnfhanura.

8aiiierer (eines 9arten<G Concerts +:
8eoaure, Sic baben I'M eiu Yiaett =
ba lam ibre So6ter ni6t NIT bereinl
Srau: G6er ib bitt' Gle. ipesen Dem
fleinen aino braufen Sic bod nidt
mebr Wuiit 5u madenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

audi ni6tl
Iutter: 8ariim a6er bann?
Sans: 8eil bns 3abntpeb suns
8tpedlos lit, mir baben ia iopieio iest
- ~ -
Suppeliinnis.
gdbesait: 8iepiel Giel 6a6en Sic
benn bier I'M &urort?
gieltreiber: Sos lit beri6ieben, lie
mebr @dite anfommen, beito mebr
@iel Iinb ba!
Die anfrihtise Sennerin.
gersfer (5ur Sennerin): Solbe
WaiD, tpurlim bait On mir benin ni6t
geantiportet. als i6 Dir bon briiben
3ueeiau65t babe?
Sennerin: go, os 6a6t's g'iuf5et.
i6 bab eemeint, a Sub bdtt briiatl
y ~ "
Sn Der SnitrnftiDnsifnnbe.
Selbfpebel: 8arum finDet bic grnte
I'M Sommer itatt2
(@Qes idpeiet.)
Selbpebel: aerls, ieib bod, nibt 10
bumml Samit Die SelSer fir Die
sroBeu 5erbitmanOper frei tperbenl
- y ~
Snm Seiipiel.
2ebrer: Transparent nennt ma
ettpas, mo man bnrhie6en tam. @aS
lit alio transparent?
Srib: Cine 2eiter, Serr 2ebrer.
- ~ y
Ser @pmrmanb auf Meiien.
Sorriit (Su ieiner Sdmilie) !:
@artet, 8inber, NIT bieier alien
8uine bat es cine beionoere geoeuz
tung, i6 babe barber cine 9emertling
in meinem Hpti5bltd iteben; aba. Do
lit tic ia Ihon; (lieit): Ser &uine
geseniiber befinbet iif elm fleines
8irtbsbaus, in Dem es p~or5iislide ges
badene Soreaen reibt!
&E,S y
5alfhe gnidannns.
9dilierer (eines 9arteneG Concerts +:
geoaure. Sic ba6en NJ eiu Yiaett =
ba lam lire So6ter ni6t NIT bereinl
Srau: Iber ib bitt' Sie. ipesen Dem
fleinen Sinh brald]en Sic bod nidt
mebr Wuiit 5u madenl
y - x
Tbilpiopbiide Siiftelei.
8eseniiber Ser toloiialen Sabl be-
reits $obter. iinb Die seraoe 2ebenben,
matbematii6 senommen - eerabe5u
MIR ais Iusnabme 5u betraften.
~ y e
Ger Wasiitrat BON San SranciSco
bate I'M borigen Sabrbunbert Elm
@eies beroffentlitt. nah neldem
iammtli6e Srinflofale nm 10 lt6r
Hadts eei6loiien iein miiBten. 9as
lpurbe bu6itdblih befofet. Iit Dem
8lodeni6iaee II purben Die 8irtbss
baustbiren gel6loiien unb = mad
flint @inuten pieOer seoffnet.
Gebensmiirbisfeit.
Srember: 8as III benin ba auf Be,
GusIi8tss Serrolie fir elm filrfter-
lides @eordnse?
@irtb: Sa pboto9rapbieren Tie Gil
men, Der nift photographer.
~ ~ e
SartatiDn.
unteroffi5ier: @aS mar ous fiji,
cine pide 30hin, nit Der sic geIterr
Ibenb I'M Sboriue9 itunben. Neier?
Beirut: SaS mar meme Sraut
Serr llnteroifi5ier!
ltnteroffi8ier: ga. ia, Die alte gr.
fdbrun9: Die bummlten Soloater
BADEN Die = biditen 9o6innen.
= " @
Sm Sptel.
Srember: Serr Sberteuuer, ib }e6t
81 meirem Gritaunen. baB Sic nil
$50 Warf fir Sinte. Sober uni
Tapier auf Die Hedmne eeihricber
baben. SD babe bas bod Iaes gal
ni6t 9ebral6tl
Sbertelner: gtiht? baben Sic mid,
einen lan9en Iuflnb in pas gea
i6perbe6u6 9elhrie6en?
- ~ S
ttngalnnt.
8idter: 3eu9iu, lpie alt linb Sic
3eugin: Sd bin - id tperbe =
&i6ter: Nber i'd bite sic. beeilel
Sic Ii6 bod! Seoe @tinute mabt ba,
llebel id MIR nod dr9erl
" " -
inter Srennbinnen.
SRI. o.: Su bait aber eincn rel
5enben Sutl
Sri. o.: ga, er bat aber audi Sell
9etoltet,
Sri. o.: SD bate 5fpei berartis
| eitta oJs 30 uod 9HnNa tnors,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Hbilpfppbiide Shitelei.

8~eseniiber Der toloiialen 3abl be-
reits Sobter, iiuD Die serabe 2ebenben,
matbematii6 senommen = eerabe3u
MIR ais Iusnabme 5u betrdften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
itnter syrennbimnen.

SRI. g.: Su bait abcr eiueu reis
5enoen Sutl
Sri. o.: ga, er bat aber AUDI @elo
9efoltet.
Sri. o.: SD bate 5tpei berartise
Siite - ais tie nod atooe pareul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Ser Wasiitrat BON sam Sranciseo

bate I'M porigen Sabrbunbert elm
@eies perDffentliht. na6 pel6em
iammtli6e Srinflofale nm 10 lt6r
Hafts 9ei6loiien iein miiBten. Sas
lpurbe bu6itdbli6 befofgt. @it Dem
8lodeni6iaee II purben Die @irtbsz
baustbiiren gei6loiien unb - naG
flint Rinuten pieOer seoffnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
- ~ $
ungalnnt.

Ii6ter: 3eu9iu, lpie alt iinb Sic?
3euein: Sd BIN - ib perbe =
&i6ter: Nber i'd bite sic. beeilen
Sic Ii6 bodl Sepe Winute maht bas
llebel ia mn nod Gr9er!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Gebensmiirbigfeit.

SremDer: 8as III benin ba auf Der
GusIi9tssS erralie fir elm fiirtterz
lides 8eordnee?
8irtb: 9a pbotosrapbieren iie Gil
men, Der niGt photographer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Soloaten in elm Inutes @elddbter auss
brad). Ils er enbliG ieiner nnanges
braften Seiterfeit Serr g~etporben
mar, frdgte er:
~Saeen sic mai. mo ba6en Gle
benn eigentli6 Sbre Naie perloren?"
rSn beriel6en S6la6t, mo Gle
ibren &opf berloren ba6en. Serr Sc.
neral, ertpibert Der Solbat, brebte
ii6 nm unD i6ritt itol5 our Sbiir
binaIis.
- " y
ttnteridieb.
Worib: Ni9t fpabr, @aterle6en.
Sisfretion unb Sdtpei9en lit elm uno
bnsislbe2
@ater: 8ie beiBt Elm unb basielbel
S1tpeigen is Cob, Sisfretion aber
Bios gbrenia6el
Smcdlps.
Wutter: 46er Sans, ipie fdnn man
tpeaen benz bis6en 3abnpe6 ID
6eulen?
Sans: @ber bespeeen neine i'd
audi ni6tl
Mfutter: 8driim a6er bann?
Sans: @eil bns 3abnipeb san1
8tpedlos lit, mir baben ia ioipieio iesi
Serienl
- = -
SDppeliinnis.
gabesait: 8iepiel giel ba6en Si(
benn bier i'm &urort?
Gieltreiber: Sos lit beri6ieben, il
mebr @dite anfommen, Deito mebl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
OKLAHOMA 5
FINE SHOWING

Camp Perry, o., Aug. 25.-'rhe Unit
ed States navy team, the 1907 win
ner was in the lead last night at the
close OF the first days shooting in the
United States army matches. Fifty
teams of twelve men each are con-
testing for the honors and trophy.
The iumg was at POO yards, slow fire.
Today the ri0emen viii shoot at the
500 yards target. slow fire. ana 81 the
200 yard target on a skirmish run.
The Massachusetts, team. which fin
ished in second place last year, was
WAS in second place last night The
ten leaders today follow:
United States navy, LAS.
Massachusetts,, 1,442,
United States infantry, 1,425.
Pennsylvania, 1929.
United Staes cavalry, 1,419.
Wisconsin. 403.
District of Columbia, ] 1,401.
Oklahoma. 12S5.
Oregon, 1855.
Maine, / 1883.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
s0NpFRs
APPEALS 70 !.
LABOR VOTE.
ASKS ALL LABOR oRGANI-
CATIONS TO SUPPORT
BRYAN
SAYS WORKING PEOPLE
SHOULD AROUSE THEMSELVES
0unSiiNas nt Personal Bi0htS
and Human Liberty Have
Been Ignored

Labor organizations in this city and
throughout the country last night re-
ceived an appeal from Samuel Comp
ers aud the Legislative Committee OF
the American Federation of Labor.
1t reads in part:
I'VE believe that the time has now
arrived when the working people OF
our country and their friends should
arouse themselves rom inc lethar-
gy that mas surrounded them for
pears and place the responsibility
for the lack OF rightfully belongings.
"Those responsible will strain every
effort TO Degile the people because
Congress begrudgingly ps.sse1
makeshift OF Law giving Govern
ment employees engaged in hazardous
occupations some semblance OF re-
lief in case CT injury or death. This
set was fairly wTung from the six
tieth Congress In the closing hours
of the session in order saat some
labor campaign thunder might be
manufactured.
Questions of personal rizn;s, hui
man liberty. and economic righteous
ness were ignored by the dominant
party in the session of the Congress
just closed
THE time has arrived when the
Tiers of our counry SHOULD rise to the
occasion; to meet the momentous
conditions which confronts not only
them but all our people, and exercise
their full rights as workers, as men
oni as citizens OF our common coun-
try" ,r'.sn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

question about the four boards was
submitted TO the supreme court so Is
the governor submitting to the SUI
preme court now the question cf dis
putes between General West and him.
self, aud when the supreme court set
ties that question. as above stated,
no doubt General West viii discharge
his official duties and the governor
win certainly try to do the work that
Is assigned to him.
It is not question Of favoring OF
prosecuting the Standard Oil company
hat is not the question at issue at all
and nobody knows that fact better
f,an Attorney General West himself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
CLASH
PROMISED.

Special to Daily Leader.
Sapulpa, Okla, Aug 24.-Suits ag-
gregating $4,000 were filed in the
district court here by Fred S. Card
well, of Oklahoma City, special en-
forcement attorney under State Dis
pensary Agent Lozier against seven
business men Of Sapulpa. who are al
legged to have leased their property
to persons engaged in the unlawful
sale of intoxicating liquor. The suits
are based upon provision of the
Billups law and are similar to those
fled in Enid a few weeks ago. Dis
trict Clerk j. b. Summers mas re-
fused TO issue the necessary service
papers in the absence of the bond by
Cardwell, and a legal battle promis-
es to follow.
The men whose property are in
vowed are: J. r. Fuller, $151 600: j.
NJ Barker, S15f.00O, H. c. Booth,
S151 000 Harper Brothers, $53. 900:
L. c. Farham. $4,000 Burnett Bros.
500 900; George W. Ripley, $54 1000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
MUSK0GEE Threatens FRISCO

Special to Daily Leader
Muskogee, okla Aug. 2h,-TEe com
mercial club at NIuskogee has made a
demand upon the Frisco railroad for
additional train service between Mus
kogee and Fayetteville, Ark. The
Frisco mainains but one train lay
on this line which Is the direct route
TO st Louis, and the trains are pack
ed all the time. Unless more trains
are put on the commercial club will
lays complaint before the corpora
tiOn commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

DENIED By
ROCK ISLAND.
CHAIRMAN REID SAY
RU M o r. is SILLY
FABRICATION
EARNINGS INCREASE SAYS
PRESIDENT WINCHELL
Receipts Show Something Like
Four Per Gent on Pre-
ferrsd Stock

New York. Aug 25-D. G. Reid,
chairman of The Rock Island Railroad
board. when asked about a report that
a receiver had been appointed for the
road. said: III is silly fabrication
Regarding reports that he had been ac.
tive on the bear side of the stock mar
set he added 4 have moi been in the
market either on the short or the long
side. have not been interested in the
market since my return from Europe
III June II / had sold all the stocks
that ! have been credited with selling.
! would have to have been the Bank OF
England"
Mr.. Reid broadly intimated that the
recent action OF the ST ok market had
been the work of bear party.
President Winchell. of the Rock Is
land states that the earnings are now
increasing; he receipts, in fact, show
something like per cent on the pre-
ferred. stock, which IS quoted at SIS
a share. AS for the express phase of
the matter, he says that the Rock IS
land proper has always done its bnsi-
ness through the United States com
pany. and now that the Frisco's con
tract with the We.lsFargo Is soon to
expire II was only natural that the
services of the United States company
should be enlisted for the entire sys-
tenn. No loan was solicited from r..
II. Hartman, the Rock Island having
borrowed all the money IL needs some
time ago, The liquidation Of the secur-
yes was explained as coming from
-eaple who are involved on the wrong
side OF the stock market movement,
and who wish to raise moe money 10
protect their deals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
TEXAS MAN SUCCEEDS CREAGER
speelaI b Dally Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee Okla. Aug 25.-Alexan-
der Hamilton, a Texas oil man, mas
been appointed government OH in
spector for Eastern Oklahoma TO sue
ceed G. f. Creager, who resigned TO
run for Congress. He commenced
his iuties today. He IS expected 70
keep tab nevery oil and gas well
brought in on the lands OF the Five
Civilized Tribes and report to the
Indian agent whether the wells are be
ing properly cared iof, that he In
dians may not lose anything.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
EL0PENEAT's TRAGIC ENDING

Durant. OKLA. Aug. 25.--As the
elimination OF ~ elopement and the
marriage over his protest C. IL. Wat
son shot and Instantly kided his SON
in-law. Lige crabtree, at Allison, at
which place both lived. But one shot
vas fred. entering Crabtrees heart.
Both We're prominent and highly re-
spected citizens. Crabtree was un-
arme1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
WOMAN
VS..
WOMAN
V9i s------- ID
NAE HUMPHREYS ATTACKS
Kate BARNARD IN DE-
FENSE OF MURRAY

wsr APdnore, UKins august "a, 1908.
y EditOr Leadera 2 desire TO re-
ply 10 the aLlack OF Miss Kate barn-
ard upon Speaker Wm. II. Murray
made in this city IL the meeting OF
the alleged labor organization, since
observe THAI he viii refuse to re-
lly TO her, believing that while his
efusal is proper it would be equally
roper for woman who knows the
acts to make reply for him.
l state that Speaker Murray even
has more charity than Miss Barnard
viii be shown by his record as
Speaker of the House. On the day
he left JOhnsoa rCrlsy for Guthrie
or the convening Of the Legislature,
told him at Mannville that l was
opt Of employment because the tel
sohone company for wnicL was
Scrklns he'd reduced my cages On
accollt II she panic a2si. shey We're
70 ioE Tor e ia continue In its
iefgi1e lhouGn2 nc mSrs OF this
emlf,s aasil fCar dgyc laiog when
Sc glired ne 2fcr. nchria that II !
..-lr......l NV ~ fA rQ,rffrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

Drying preparations simply deveL
OF dry catarfh; they dry up the secretions,
which adhere TO the membrane aud dec0m-
pose, causing a far more serious trouble
than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid
all drying inhalants. fumes, SMOKES ~ &
snufs aud use that which cleanses, ccotaec
and heals. Ely's Cream BALM viii se'
catarrh or cold in the need easi..' aaS
pleasantly. an druggists seE the Sc cent
a.ze. Ely Brothers, IS Wa.,3l 3lslt
Nsw York
The Balm il used yiithous easn t.cec no.
isritate or canso sneezing, IL slrees,s iseif
over aa irritated and angry sarirce, rel'eyo
sag Immediately the painful determination.
Ely's yrcam Balm conteins 40 cceaip1,
mercury nor ether hasmlu eFpgp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
she LIkes Good ThInaa.

Mrs. Chas e. Smith of West Frank
lin Maine, says; II like good things
and have adopted Dr. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine
because they are good ami DO their
work without making fuss about IL.
rhese painless purifiers sold at c. r.
Renfro.s drug store. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

q suffered habitually from constipa-
tion. Doan's Regulets relieved and
the bowels. SO that they
heYe been regular ever since.-A. e.
Davis, grover, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain of burn or scaid in five
minutes; hoarseness. one hour, mus
cleache. two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc on, mon
arch over pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

Feel langHid weak. rundown Head
ache? Stomach "off'' '2-Just plain
case Of lazy liver Burdoek Blood Bit
ters tones the liver and stomach,
promites digestion, purifies the blood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25
To
BRYAN
FUND

Are you a champion Of the Bryan
cause? DO you wish to see Democ,
racy triumph in November
Then give financial aid.
Every little bit helps.
The Leader herewith agrees to give
one-half OF an yearly subscriptions.
at SA.O0 per year hy mail TO The
Bryan campaign, received from now
until October lst.
Send i'm your $500 Tor the daily
ans while aiding the Bryan cause
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City
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-17
THIEVES GET A COLLECTION
Grab Various Articles, but So Far
as Police Know Get No
Money.

Thieves stole $50 cigars, two kits Of tools.
a suitcase and a large piece Of sheet copper
from various persons Saturday. but so far
as is known by the police, no money was
secured by burglars. The cigars were taken
from Lewis H. Roblnson's store at 1923
South Tenth street and the thief was a
fudge OF good cigars, too, for he took the
best he could find. X. Lininger of 4s1S
Underwood avenue had left a suitcase, con-
tanning a number of women's silk waists,
on the rear platform of a Council Bluffs
street car Saturday afternoon, but someone
got off the car with 1t before the car left
Council Bluffs. Thu tools stolen belonged
to John Peterson of Thirty-sixth and Y
streets, South Omaha, and to r. E.. Livesey
Of ss2s Hawthorne avenue. Peterson's tools
were taken from the Labor temple, while
the others disappeared from the Patterson
block The thief who stole the large sheet
OF copper from the Great Western Type
foundry had a job to carry 1t away, as it
was rather bulky and weighed eighty-six
pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-17
ELECTRIC STOCK GOES TO COURT
Both Have Representation
S~ettlement,

BEATRICE, Neb., Nov. 1~6.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-As a result OF the suit filed in The
district court a few lays ago by Pau Hor-
bach and others, residents Of Omaha, to
ecuTe possession of certain stock held by
L. e. Watson and other parties of Beat
rice, the plant of the Beatrice electric COM
pany is now in the joint possession Of c. L.
Wilson. representing the Horbachs, and
L. E. Watson representing his own inter-
ests. The property will remain in their
charge, with w. s. Johnson as superinten-
dent until the case is tried in court.
President D. w. Morrow Of the Beatrice
Electric company and a number of the
old board Of directors. including Paul Hor-
bach, arrived here today from Omaha. A
meeting of the directors was held and a
resolution passed dispensing with the SER
vices of L. E. Watson and appointing c.
L.. Wilson of Omaha to take his place as
manager, but Mr.. Watson refused to recog-
ntxe the action OF the board or turn over
the property. Mr.. Wilson claiming ne was
the owner of 81. 900 of the 10000 stock of
the company. An agreement was finally
reached whereby Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Wat
son are to remain temporarily in charge
of the c~ompany's affairs. The Horbach
estate claims to own practically all OF the
stock OF the company, and while a majority
OF It has been in possession Of z. ]. Sui
livan, he had no authority to sell or dispose
OF It. The estate also contends that Wat
son does not own a majority OF the stock
and that his claim is made for the purpose
Of assisting Mr. Sullivan in getting the
property away from the Horbachs.