The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 62, Ed. 1, Tuesday, February 4, 1902 Page: 3 of 8
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YMPYTHV With .tl'..V woe s.-i-mi
oiip of the ltiRlifvt ir lii'tii.Mi at
tributes. Iot us w how tin t li
luww m-Aturcs liil.v h Miuilitr
fooling.
Monkeys are extremely sympathetic when
flip woes of other inonkejs nrc concerned
While lllng In freedom n young male of u
from n tree ami dislocated his wrist. It received tin- jmnt
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: o otuers anl one oi mem tiaeu 10 tajje ner own mkxi up to tin-
J t . -'A) limn fncilltt. im manlfnutiitft ttrtlAtl thuv nrti In iarif it-fti Mr
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JtMiniiB . i hnhoon linclly bitten by another monkey at tho sooloiiicnl
d i?rl London "The wor BUfCorcr retired to the middle of the cajrc
t iiiu-oumv mill uuiuiiip tiirr iiijurt-w iimm n);niiiBi inr i-iicbi wuhc run
4 with (in- olivet. An Araiimu luii-non then came up to him and folded
in it .mii. while makuiK a soothing found expressive of sytnntithy.
nctly n a luinuni mother would treat lior hlld under similar clrvum-
Htauccs. ThlH tit'iitiiu'iit lind h decldoilh gulcti-iK pffoot uihjii th gufferi'r.
nnd tlip way In which h laid Ins ohpek upon the bosom of hln friend wa :i
t xprosulvo us nn.thlug could he of HvuipAthy apprwlnteil."
Tho ynipnth of the 1ok for hia mafiter or mlxtress'ls -c familiar to
i He In ii)iinift8tly afllictitl Iiy our grift. &n all olio of 11. prove b.
prptpndlng to Lih-vi' In the prt"enco of u dog that loves us. lit' in also mum.
o holp uh in inn misfortune- though ".i may not always know- tne right thin-
10 do Mr. 1 1 telN iii ol u sheplx nl dog in the laie of Nkyo which we
ut with lil. iiiiisier In ;i wind r storm to Becure aome ahep. The niaHtcr 1
not return !.it tln doit npj .mil tin- next day and wn Been to carr.v off
)iieco of oat'iM il 1 nle As he (onllnueil to do thin each daj he wan t I-'--ddl.iwed
and wn loiind to he .uTyitiR the food to Ids master who v. .1
Hurled in tlio - w lint tin iuiiI'T wat dead and had apparently been de.'n
-.everal da.' r the flc plei e f hreud tln dog had brought were all fount!
untouched on the hieast of the lilelcsa shepherd
On nnotbei- iu.lon the efrm' of the dog were more successful. A sbeji
herd had taken tils thr.p-yc.n Id Imj.v with him as he went out on the
mountain aide lo look ifter his dock aud when he wanted 1 ilmli n Htth
higher hut did not wish to lire his child he told him to stay whan he was till
ho came back. Hut In 11 few minutes n thick mist covered all the mountain
and the father tried In vain to find his boy. He hunted for him till dnrk nnd
then he went home aud gntherod nil his uolghhors to help lilm. Thny buntei
all tlie next dny nnd the next nnd the next. Wlien the troubled father bad
been Bent-cuing for his child almost a week ho found out tliHt while he wn
away from home each day his dog Hrucc bad come running into the house
and snatched a piece of oatcake nnd mulled off nguin up the mountain. So
the next day tho father stopped at homo and when IJruee came and hurried
off with the cake the father followed hlui. They want a long way till thoy
cam" to a deep chasm in the rock whom there was a stream at the bottom.
The dog could hardly creep down tho sides of the rock were so steep.
Hut the father saw htm (lnnlly reach the bottom and then disappear. He
limbed dowu nffr blm and when he reached the rocky bank of the stror "
ie found a cave in the nick and there ant his boy aafo and sound oatin' tli-
ake while Hrueo stood by watching hint aud wagging his Uill. Aud tho little
Mlow said that Hnice had brought him a. cake every day.
Hut the sympathy of dogs Is not limited to their master or to human
i.iMtigH only. They sympnthlze also with other doga when In affliction ftB Dr.
lirown'a charming story of "Nipper allows. This kind hearted man was
croing along tbp atn s of Edluhurgli one day when ha felt ." tlip lu hie heel.
He turned and there was a ragged little terrier crouchfngaM nJwelhtr himself
ntcrlj ns If nsh.-; i.nrdon for what he had done. Hut li. " ''' 'net liaatood
up on his hlmi vm nnd began to beg. The doctor pmja . id turactl
to go on ids wuy when he felt the same nip once mar" io aaine
pantomtmo. only more urgent tlinn before. Thou tin if . 1 that
the dog wanted something. So ho told him to go nheiul fl-'.. to n
desertetl concliyard wliere there was another dog a poor A er
w lth five Btnrvlng puppies erylng nt Iter breast.
Nor is the sympathy of dogs limited to their own kind. A spaniel's kennel
happened to be placed ueor a fnnnyard whero there wna an unpopular cock
trnt was bullied by every ona nnd drhen uway from the food given to the
poultry. The dog was seen to leave some of his own food uueatau nnd rnrr
tho dish containing It I1U6 Ills keinrM. After the other fowls had gone ho
would bring out the dish and set it down for the cock to eat nnd stand by to
protect blm. Soon ho conxed the cock Into his kennel to eat there uuil dually
tho persecuted fowl used to take roruge wLh hlui regularly.
The cat is naturally solitary so that we might not expect her to bo us
Hyinpathctlc as the gregarious dog but even the cat shown foaling for the suf-
fering of others. A cat whoso mistress was seized with a distressing cough
became quite uneasy nnd at last jumped up on tho couch whore her lnlatrca
waa lying nnd uttered a series of sounds evidently expresalvo of pity and
finally laid her paw upon the sufferer's litis.
Oats also sympathize with other cats. One of them who did not ukuoIIj
steal was seen on one occasion to run nwny with n piece of pllfored meat
and on being followed he wns found to he currying it to n grating nnd drop-
ping It down to nnother tut who had fallen Into h deep l.cle. fate likewise
show affection and sympathy for hints. One evonlng a cat and a parrot were
left alone In n kitchen. Soon the cat was lienrd to run up st?irt and iupw at
tho cook's door. When she opened the door the cat Jumped up and seised her
apron and began to try to pull her dowu stairs. On following her down to the
kiti-hcu she found that the jmrrot had got stuck ii a large howl of dough
which had been set to rise. The bird was sinking in it rapidly and would
"oon have been smothered if puss liad not gone for help.
Even ruts treat their fellow rats with a care that m-cms prompted by
sympathy. A clergyman In Kngland says that he happened to be walking In
a meadow one evening when he saw a great number of taU evidently migrat-
ing from one place to nnother. lie stood perfectly still so that the troop
passed close to him and he was much mirprteed (o see an old blind rat led
by one of his companions. The disabled rat held one end of a small atick.
while the leader held the otlier end. lu another case n fliirgeou'a mntu on
iKMird a ship was lying awake hi hi.- IhtUi one evening when lie saw n rat
come cautiously into his room look around and then withdraw. A moment
later be returned leudlug 11 Hecoud rat by the ear and then he begnn to pick
up ults of biscuit and lay them before iils.eoniimnlon who waa nppareatly
blind.
When those crotUures have been tamed they manifest a similar euro for
human beings. A man who had a tume rat wns In the habit of reading in bod
by a lamp. One night he bad fallen asleep while reading nnd was suddenly
awakened by a sharp pain lu bis cheek. He sprang up aud found that his
bd curtain nnd the whole room were In Haines. He escaped but the house
was burned dowu. The nest moi'nlng he found boiuo tine marks on his cheek
such as rats' teeth would make. He was convinced that bin pet bad seen his
danger and saved his life by waking him.
Next to the mammals the birds display the most sympathy. Naturally
those birds that live In colonies are most ofteu found showing an interest In
each other's affairs. The rooks of Kngland are noted for their clamorous con-
cern over an aQllcted companion. One evening a colony of these birds was
sporting In the air oyer a river near the grove where they lived. By some
chance one of them happened to strike bis lieak against tho wing of nnothor
who fell distillled Into the water. Instantly n general cry of distress arose
and the birds hovered over their unfortunate companion with every oppression
of anxiety. The wounded bird struggled up into the air and perched on a
point of rock overhauglng the rivir and then the Joy of the birds became
loud nnd universal. Hut when the bird tried to fly to her neat she dropped into
the water again and was drowned und then all of the rooks moaned la
sympathy.
lilrds show their sympathy by deeds also. A swallow's nest had been so
built In n window- Miat It wn wet by the rain and the moistened clay slipped
down Into the cor ier of the window exposing the family to the full fury of
the fitcrm. The ounce of the houtc saw the mishap as..l kindly covered up the
fledgelings till tin slot in -should pass oxer. In a short time a large number of
tho swallows were gathered aliout the sKt 11 uttering round and round in
evident anxiety As soon as the lovering wot removed showing the little
ones unharmed. ;he whole group manifested the ereutest delight. ' Tbe
parents set about feeding the babies and the old birds w -nt to work bringing
clay in their bill aud huliilii-i; a mnopy over the little family and before
nightfall it was effectually sin Itered against any further storm.
Nor do the birds limit ihcii sympathy to their own narrow circle An
Kngllsh roliln was in th h tint ut ndting a bouse for crumbs wiilc'i had
Iwt'ii given hlui i-io-ti iiioi...hk during the old weather When ..ring jme.
the cold still lontiiiced . ! lie morning a uewl th-dKed starling wa: )"ii id
whUeniig In the cell.u of tl.i Iuhim- The bird seemed loo weak to fly and t"
frightened to tuK- food 'rum tin li.uuls of the kind owners of the Imii-i-Hcju
the robin came t get In- i:.-u.il ureaktant. au. 1U0 Uttliug was set down
near blot. He eyed the poor hi tic baby for a tnotaeut aud then went flying
away. Presently he returned i;li toinethlug in his mouth und hopped up to
the starling. The hungry tiat.j opeued his mouth aud the robin dropped a
worm into it and thru flew awuy again aud soon returned with more food. In
a little while the baby bad acquired so much strength und courage that he ami
the robin went away together. i
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your Liver and
Kidney ore de-
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neelect these warn-
tag symptoms but
I use
Dr.Thaohar's
LIVER AND DLOOD SYRUP
today. It tonei boilfli nr and keeps the
entire system in a li.-althvcmilitionand
and make ou si roug a o d rotmst
Tonrlniinnttitnr Ttwrlin IlTr
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explaining jotir svmptoma and recdre
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TniCIHIl BKDU1SK COiriXT C1llaaet Tfaa.
THE PIXIES.'
Elaborate Fairy Extravaganza to be
Given at Brooks' Theater Under
Auspleies of Public Sohools.
On Friday evening Feb. 7 ovr
three hundred young people will be
seen in "The Pixies" at Brooks' the-
ater. It is given under the auspices
of the public schools the profits to
be used for the school library. Daily
rehearsals are being held under the
direction of the author W. A. Mflno
of Chicago. It is a big comic opera
elaborately staged and costumed and
given with all the dash of a profes
sional production. An excellent cant
has been chosen and such enthusiasm
has already been aroused that a bril-
liant success is assured.
Women and jewels.
Jewels candy flowers man that
Is tlxj ordor of a woman's preference.
Jowels form a magnot of mighty pow-
oi to the avorogc woman. Even that
gtOutost of all jewels health Is often
mined in the stronuou offorts to
make or save the money to purchase
them. If a woman will risk hor health
to get a covetod gem then let hor
fortify herself against tho instduous
consequences of coughs cole's and
bronchial affections by the regular
use of Dr. Boachee'8 Gorman Syrup.
It will promptly arrost consumption
In Us early stages and heal the af-
fected lungs and bronchial tubes and
drive the dread disease from the sys-
tem. It Is not a euro-all but it 1b a
certain cure for coughs colds and all
bronchial troubles. You can got Dr
O. Q. Groen's rolinblo romedols at 0.
R. Honfro J. N. Wallaco Eaglo Drug
Store "Whoolor & Son.
Got Green's Special Almnnnc.
AGENTS WANTED iccal or trav-
eling agonts In Oklahoma or tho In
dlan territory can get tho boat contract
in tho way of oarnlng a livinc and also
based upon tho fact that my business
given them by anybody In tho country
will bo ploasing safe and profitable to
the buyor and also will glvo to tho
agont an honorable nnd lucrntlvo em-
ployment. Mon of good character nnd
standing (not necessary for them to
have bad any insuranco oxperlenco)
will find it for their interest to com-
municate with Henry F. Burt general
manager of tho National Life and
Trust Co. of Des Moines Iowa Rooms
13 15 and 17 Blljlngsloy bldg. Guth
rle Okla.. whero all the details will
be explained to such applicants and
if not convenient to call in person It
can be dose just as Intelligently by
mall.
REASONS WHY AN AGENT CAN DO
BETTER FOR HIMSELF REP
RESENTING THE NATIONAL 1
LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
THAN ANY OTHER EMPLOY -1
PLOYMENT. I
BECAUSE Its endowmont bonds and I
policies yield the largest possible
returns consistent with safety. '
BECAUSE It Ie Incorporated unde.
the Iowa insurance laws and de 1
posits tho cash value of all bonds
with tho auditor of the itate as j
by law required.
BECAUSE its bonds are exoinpt from
taxation and execution as by law
provided.
CECAU8E its securities aro all first
mortgages on Iowa farms. I
BECAUSE its officers and directors
are men of woll known ability and I
Integrity. j
EECAUSE all bonds are payable In '
gold at maturity.
BECAUSE tholr bonds guarantee to
return the face value of each la
ten years together with all the
aecumulatlouB from lapses in the
reserve and profit fund aad in-
terest toereot.
CAPITAL $a00.000.
Compare our capital stock wtiu the
capital stock of other large companies
All requests for iaformaMon eithei
personal or by letter will be courte
oasly anawered either Is perron or
by mall by addressing
HENRY F BURT
Rooms 13 15 nnd 17 Blllingsley Bldg..
Guthrie Oklahoma
1. 1002)
CONTEST NOTICE.
D- partrnent of the Interior United
States Iand Office.
Outhrle Ok. Feb. 1. 1901.
A suffh tent conteBt affidavit having
been filed In this office by Louisa K
Weinand. contestant against home-
stead entry No 13320 made August
2 1S99 for lots 3 and 1 and south halt
of uw V4. section 6 township IS N
range 2 W. by Mary Setck guardian
of Nicholas Weinand minor heir of
Peter Weinand deceased for the
heirs of said Peter Weinand contes
ted in which it is alleged that nil the
heirs of said Peter Weinand have
wholly abandoned said tract:
Department of the Interior.
Affiant further alleges upon her
oft in that she Is now nnd has been
well acquainted with the lots 3 and 4
and s H nw Vi sec 6 t 16 n r 3 w of
the Indian Meridian; that she was ac-
quainted with Peter Weinand In his
life time and is acquainted with Mary
Selck and Mary Selck guardian of
Nicholas Weinand and with the said
ward Nicholas Weluand; that she Is
also acquainted with Jacques Wein-
and and Nicholas Weinand the two
adult helre of Peter Weinand above
named.
Affiant further says that the said
ward Nicholas Weinand is the grand
son or Peter Weinand and Jacques
Velnand and Nicholas Weinand sen-
ior are the only children and heirs at
law of the said Peter Weinand and
that the said ward Nicholas Jacques
and Nlcholns Weinand nbove named
are the only holrs at law of Peter
Weinand decoased.
Affiant further snyfl that tho said
Mary Selck as guardian of the said
ward Nicholas Weinand the said
ward hlmsoif Jacquos Weinand nnd
Nlcholns Weinand oach and all as the
heirs of Petor Weinand or othorwlso
have and had wholly abandoned the
said tract of land and said tract (or a
period of more than six mon 'is prior
to the filing of Uie said contest afflda
vit In this cause and each and aU of
the said oarties have continued to
abandon tho said tract to as afore-
said and have not cured the said de
fault and the same continues and
that the said default and abandon-
ment did not arise by reason of ab-
sence of my of the said parties In the
employment of the government in Uie
military or naval sorvlce of tno Uni-
ted States during tho lato Spanish
war or in any war or by reason of any
service military' or nnval or other-
wlio for tho government.
Affiant further says that the said
partlos did not cause tho cultivation
or Improvement of tho said tract but
the Bamo was wholly abandonod by
all tho holrs of Petor Weinand ns
charged in the original affidavit and
rcpoatad huro.
Said parties are horoby notified to
appear respond and offer evidence
touching Bald allegation at 10 o'cloqk
a. ra. on the third day of March 1002
boforo tho roglster and roceiver at
Guthrio Ok. at the United States
land office In Guthrio. Ok.
Jones &. Horod
Attorneys for Contestant
The said contestant having in a
proper affidavit filed this first day of
February 1902. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence pergonal
service of this notice can not be made.
It Is hereby ordered and directed that
such notlco be given by due and prop-
er publication.
John J. Boles
Register.
Fred E. McKfnley
Receiver.
RIPANS
Tlie simplest remedy for
indigestion constipation
biliousness and the many
ailments arising from a din-
ordered stomach liver or
bowels is Ripans Tabules.
They have accomplished
wonders and their timely
aid removes the necessity
of Hailing for a physician
for tlie many little ills that
beset mankind. They go
straight to the- seat of the
trouble relieve tne d:tres
cleanse and cure the affect-
ed ptrts. and Kive the sys-
tem a general cleaning up.
At drisf?irtt.
The five cnt parket i rnoiiajh for an
ordinary occasion. Tee (amity but-
tle. (W ob is contain a anppiy for a
year.
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Capital $60000
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Sorptfs. $10000
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