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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

In his address % the board Of trade.
on again assuming the Office OF presi-
dent. Col. George q. Briggs embodiss
sous facts which all citizens. especially
tho-s - pessnistio turn Of mind. viii
SO well 10 '-rrad. lsarn add insardIy di-
esst' a. the prayer book puts tia
Grand Rapids may veil be proul o, the
sh0sing mads by ia financial and NOR
eastils Institutions during the panic II
tins year. Bot one failure % any mo-
n,snt las marked that period, while
fFom many other cities was coming daily
REPORTS ~ banks suspsnding and com
mercial houses forced 10 the wall Tho
heard q trade has IA = guirt why baen
&c important factor IN hoiding Grsnd
Rapids up 70 Its high eonmsrriaI
STANDARD Wisely IL has checked ANY
manufactured boom. ard whsle aiding
10 TIE establishment % meritorins "a.
tsrprisos II has DOT foistsd upos the
conrsouity a boz Of card houses which
w0el3 aot have outiivei The ate ensa.
elsl storm. Coiosei Briggs. ~ prssi.
dsnt a the board. has done rssch u
shape TIE policy q the Organization
snd richly ueritsd rs.cleotiun % the
efics b. Ia. a. shly eIied. although he
as 10th - c1ntinae % carry the bur.
dsns II the place IL 10 csss q TIE
rixht mas IA the right place One %
tbe Recommendation made i hat Steps
- tsien - reform aunicfpal rastho.fs
- joinr business. II tbs men rho eco
ssitnts re assnhsrship q ne hoard q
trade I'll ieui their united sssrrless 81
th- nSsemsnt som-,hing viii bs &C.
complieh~d. but b Do =, night pos~ihly
Inject he iaharmaaiou. si.m.nf q; p,ll.
tirs lats The erg<niz.tisa II ssaid ~
. Tvod ~ors, but sesid hass ~ bs
ksud.ed - . matter q esl.l bus dee.
sstireiy divorced frem parti.4nshlp. ~
The vssfaine~~ q the bnsrd - trssss
mizhf h ssrisa-ly crippled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

That John y. Hopkins. the democrat
czndid&;s. was yesterday elected mayor
q Chicago vip cause little astoniah-
ment None outside Of that town viii
be surprised unless it be the overcon-
fisient rspablieans Eho. since the
Novsmbss elections. have been dreaming
that in ths future they were 10 own the
earth The very small plurality BY
which tks election was settled 10 = de-
cidsa victory Ger republicans The total
registered rate % Chicago is about 81
ooc. OF this the two candidates polled
2.fe1e very fnll vote for a special
election. The people there have taken
great interest The contest was earn
sss. even bitter. The republican press
os the city charged general corruption
and specified stuffed pay rolls at tho
hands u the Carter Harrison admins
trsticn. The democrats appealed 10
patty pride and prejudics and begged
voters g. not condemn the admiristra-
tion At washington By the elec-
tion of a republican mayor Ia Chi
rago. Thar logic vas somewhat
far.fetchod. but their appeal was sue
ces~fal The majority. however. is I'D
reduced that The successful candidate
must fssl terribly chagrinsd and the sd-
rsinistFation viii read tho news with
little satisfaction. Chicago. like all
largo cities. L. naturally democrat
town. Ia April last Carter Harrison
was excited By q plurality which ex-
essdsd 1900 One year ago Cleveland
had 32.E0 more votes than Harrisoc OF
total vote ~ 1900 The result is not
What IL would have been could republi-
cana have bad IL made 10 their order.
yet Il Is ono over which the party may
feel elated. a. 4 democrat majority 81
I0.oco bad been expected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

President Cleveland has at last found
a man TO his own liking for the post Of
ambassador 10 Italy. left vacant by the
Van Allen incident He has gone out
side tho old line supporters OF his party
TO til this important place aud has. as
in choosing his secretary OF state.
pitched upon mugwump. Personal
piqus at the Hon James q. Blaine.
caused Wayne McVeagh. who had been
greatly honored by the republican party.
to bolt his party in 1884 and support
Mr.. Cleveland. and now the country is
treated to the spectacle OF his treechery
being rewarded by Fat Office at public
expense. Mr. Cleveland evidently seems
determined in thb latest appointment
to administer . snub TO those members
Of his party who objected to Mr.. Van
Allen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

A DISPATCH from Fort Plain. y. Y.
announces thst the Grand Trunk Rail-
way company has settled With the Smith
family for injuries received at Battle
Creek for $4,000. The sum seems very
large and an adjustment on q similar
basis with all the survivors and relatives
"a the killed In that accident would Ger.
tainly materially reduce the surplus OF
the corporation The fact that three Of
the family have not yet been moved
would indicate that the injuries rscsived
we're very serious and the case for dam
ages was al exceedingly strong one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

THE action OF Judge Judkins in his
conduct Of the Mckee case has been
prompt concise and dignifed. His
prompt and decisive rulings are worthy
Of commsndatiou and emulation IL
al judges would rule with equal decis-
ion and slacrity much unfit and imma-
terial testimony would not be inflicted
upon the jury and the public and the
ends OF justice hastened and not delayed
thereby. A great deal IL superficial ar
gnmsnt would be avoided and much un-
necessary cost to county and state
saved. IL would 10 well IL more OF the
judges OF the state were made OF the
same material a. Judge JudkinA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

sat,llL The circular seems - Indicate
: v<sy dstsrmissd s1ort On ths pzrt q
TIE Rousa ki<rsschy - secure diva
ION u ths pnbiic sehooi funds II tbs
szats fu< their psroekisl schooi& 1hs
sdorts a these p>roehi>lists has soas %
tAs sztent Il hzsisz prepared ball hat
u 70 provide for TIE division q ths
ssh,si funds sai which vii Be pre-
ssatsd 10 Ne isxislatusss a Maryland
snd New fosk II their asssubling ths
eoHlinz January. Phs bill uas pub
Hshsd a Nes York weekly paper de-
votsd 10 catholic matters Nossnber ID
hsss. According % . dispateh publishsd
Ia Tan HksAID yesterday ths protestant
ministers Of that city had the matter
under dis;uszioa ~ their ooufsssncs
nesting Monday. From the 70
part received il y appsrsat that
the lovers % the enc great
American institution. In Baltimore a.
lsask are sery much opposed 70 the di-
version ef Pablo funds Tor the support
q secfariAn school2 Our tree school
ystem y ths bulwsrk Of American IN
stitutioa< II Il the greatest agency for
fitting tia youth and citizen tor dis-
charging the duties Il fresnsn In re.
publican form q government The state
Always has and should eontinue 10 main
tain the direction % thcss schools with
out ecclesiastical intcrference OF infiu-
snce from any sourcs. Democracy
necessisatss the public school Its
function 10 peculizr; Il Il particularly
elective ia Amsricanizing the children
of immigranfa Ii assimilates the
heterogeneous masses that come 10 ua
and in most Instances renders thena
homogeneous In our generation Any
general movement in favor Of psrochiAl
schools would tend toward ssctionalisu,.
sectarianism and the creation Of preju-
dice. the tendency OF which would be TO
weaken popular government The object
OF the public school is 10 make good
citizens. while the principal purpose of
the parochiai schools seems to be To
make sectarianz Broad Americanism
aud not narrow sectionalism Is Of para
mount importance in free government.
Our public school system must remain
free from ssctarian influence and in its
conduct the state must not be interfered
with II Is a peculiarly American insti-
tuition aud any division OF the school
funds would be un-Americsn and cannot
be countensnced.- This fact might az
well be understood. first as last.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Michigan ranks first in the production
OF copper. salt. lumber. high grade iron,
and third Ia tho production Of wool
AL these new free trade tariff tinkers
try 10 kill OF In the interests OF Cana.
dian producers Michigm gave men
and money 10 defend the union and has
pain taxes "a support Il since. Canada
did mono OF there things but offered
ssylnm ~ confederate plotfsrk Now
the congressman FROM those states then
in febeliioa cripple Michigan 90 help
Canada. Whatever the democrats 90
other states may think, those 81 Michi-
ean Who sustain such q policy have lit.
tie cause % be proud IL their party
Muskegon ChronicIe
Democratic congressmen are between
the devil aud the deep rea. They sre
uneasy IA view ~ the widespread and
emphatic protests from their constitu.
nnis against thu passage of the Wllsoa
bsbi. aud u they yield 90 these protests
a 10 confession that the tariu policy
Il tbs party 10 = failure. --Saginas
Courier itetaid
Eaglsnd kindly Issues notice that shs
does not ssat Hawaii AZ h paftica.
larry foFtunsta that the eupiditY 20
Great iIfitAin aces nat estead g. The
islands. toe it 10 universally nntisfstoe.i
ia THE eoaatgy that shs ceald not have
thea 4 abe waited them ever 80 much.
-lstfslt free Ise~.
II ia sesAi thiag that the state 20
napsfiot l. sset reality thss yesE We're
IL aot fos The gFssssfsp - the loser
psaisssla sni their lssaatifal sseastieas.
he state ~ haresiaf weela Ret he "a
u a. ali = hansstl4ss fFsbass
fha iieaeesssio Cleveland Flssa
fssaisg says The Niiss.a iali q liisei-
ssl, Psftiai, false 10 seaal,sala pFiacIpies.
asd - kneEIeas f.sght sgaia Iiaf.
Sea fas AeAlsisg iletFsst EFssias
AssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
STOLE ms swEETHEARE
\ sGsxso~n Held Up . casch and Ksd-
nsued = Girl.

DunAxoo. Mex, Dee. los--Ths project
Of the district Of ConcordiR and . party
Of rural guards are in close pursuit Of
the Msxicsns Who kidnapped Miss Char
lofts Newman. pretty American girl. .
few days ego.
Miss Newman lived at Mssatlan with
hsr mother. She Was or her way BY
stage TO Maxatlan when tho driver
reigned up at call from the roadside.
where four men on horseback sat point
ing revolvers af his head.
While one man held . gun on the
driver end attended to the horses
another stepped 10 the snd OF the coach
and courteously requested the young
lady TO come out
The frightened. girl recognized the
larger man ss Jose Valdez. rejected
lover. She begged the passengers 70
save her. Valdez warned them TO do
nothing. and a. they had no firearms
they dared not protest
After vainly urging Mics Newman 10
alight Valdez and companion laid hold
OF her and carried her 10 the borses-
They placed her upon ono, tied her 10
the saddle and led the horse towards the
mOuutaiuRA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Bsltinaf>. Md. - Iust go rs sssns
e ssrT hsst>d dl~ss->is. - shs pse
Ne ssf p.rpshiAl sshssi syssssss me
ds>eu-<ion ~ pf~apststsd - 90 sfs
uaiestlca - elssafsr tkat hss t-.~s
<ivea ext~nsis. di-sibaflsa, sns - SAID
- bsss sasastsd frusa CsniAlssi Go.
les sd - haze Ne ssprsszi q Asn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

CsIcsso rnbbars have once more hsld
up faro bank II robberiss mu, take
place. sarh victims seem about the ones
which viI rec-ivs the least sympathy
frsn oussidera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

The eai, authentic woridis fair pho
taxrafhs sss - be hsss1ed IN Gfssd
Rspssis ~ Tvs ilsssan fsrt enc sifl
G. 60 ssie thta saofnsns The pfsce y
I'D esats sod q itsssfn eeafos Zoe each
l@Ft iie net eenla-e this 18th eeF
Holiday hoossnis Picture efef. fhsre
are Tee Il these ksssi<psss pietaf-s
lett tut they sf~ xeing fast Thsy ssske
hssslsssaas ,sEsssass Ps~~sats sad es>l
bat lsgliA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

THs senate had better confirm the
domination a Mcvsagh. ClevsIand has
dropped from Van Alen 70 Mcvssgh
snd no one knows where he mlzkt drop
II he had 70 make another choica
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

War should The entire Usitsi States
10 taxsd one uillion % dollars b. sftsr.
mlaafs few Ras-isn thistles Ia ia
kos.f let every land. holder do bic own
extsrmiaatleR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

wu.sos has finally laid Clsvcland's
tariff bill before the COMMITTEES on ways
and mean,l This committee was sup
roeed to have the drafting Of the bin.
bat Grover kindly relieved them Of the
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
Christmas
Furnishing Goods.

They're the creamics ensemble Of
Ia Grand Rapids. All fhe a
able things prices are
wheat ats quarter a busheL
See the Handsome Line Of Smoking Jackets
Gloves all Styles white Laundred Shirta
Silk Suspenders Neckwear. every Style n vogue
SILK Handkerchief Great Line Of Umbrellas.
Collars and Cuffs. Linen Handkerchief
SILK Scarx Chldrens Furnishings
Elegant Hosiery Fine Umbrellas
Travelling Bags Hats, Caps Night Robes.
And many other requisites a a happiness.
While you're looking treat yourself to OF
made fashionable $10 81. or
SIS They're world beaters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
Drowned While skatins.

HALIFAX. Dec. l9.--Mary Doyle. aged
Is, her brother James aged -. John.
aged IL, and Charles Neal. aged l6. chill.
dren from the industrial school. were
drowned this evening while skating on
Chocolate lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
WEATHER. BULLETIN

wAsuxarox. Dee. la--For lower
Nichixan: GENERALLY fair. warmer
Wednesday night. northwest winds be-
comiDg variable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

sTr1G Frank Lsslsr i lss<inx foe
jsb. Grand Rspids ps~tosic. re'nalas
70 b riveu out Ftank ~oaid rrotsbsy
taks that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

oko.Fsns democrats slil not snisy the
rsasstiaa % heias taFnsd ao~n eaes
s0F- "a favor - wsys@ Mafsssh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

LONDON. Dec. ia furious gale Il
prevailing the Irish sea and St Geoego's
channel. Many vessels have sought
refuge in the harborA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

The firm - Clsssisn.i a 0fsshsa h.s
taken Ia . go psrtsss. MassanR Ne
ysazn eli go p..ss - &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

Jess n fssn's splai.ss - tie -.
pslas.sst - ws5ss Aafsssh sssld -
u istsfsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

wssss ~ VASES has a izzt Lsea
sisss k< thirty Bissss 4 ssissa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20
WHAT DO YOU WANT
FOR CHRISTMAS?

No other house here furnishes
60 rich . fieid for suitable pre-
sentation goods- Our prices
would be a revelation 90 mer-
chants who are urgiag upon
you their long ago purchases
with out Of date prioc&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-20

ilsFseaeatiag tbs psgcsntiia. msnu
featuring sbd commercial Interests ~
the city. thls efgaaix4tish - the Fauisef
messlam a. voice TIE ssnfllaeata n each
Interests apsss al paislis gussissas.
whether maniaPal. siais 90 hAtiaaal
As EAs dissasalsa q asss4ed fsfasms ~
aaf assislpsi s0safemsRt - especially
sifhia ass ff1fes sfhsse - action, ! -
enmaasn1 thai "a 4ssssssa "a ssslslas
saf eitf shsftes - tsksa uP hy ths
soal aaittss Ga sasHseipai s4zsssI - sssaes
that ste sssfd asy - "a resiiiaa 81 AL
tie sitg sathesllits ia ssessiaz aEg
nesstsi sefisi1a - sassislaseafs 90 ths
saSi sssslssa a ne isslsisisfs Tie -
seat FsttF FasAisfiass sh4es asPsssa
IS slsisfHlsa "a bss ssst - liza s.1aaess,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-09
iALA SEGOYIANA!

Ell duen0 de este antique acredtado establecimients
plaza de Alfonso XII numero 49, pone conocimient0
del pdbco en- general particular de parroquianos
haber hecho graodas reformas ell local que ocups-
Cuena espacosos comedores undergraduates para
pessonas ds gusto serydumbre c0cineros excelentes
Hay en- Ia casa un artdo de tabacos speores de todas
las VtolasHace pocos dias ola Puerta de Terra
ceca de ia plaza de toros figuients daogoChico de
donde fumas tan 6uenos purosf-To9si que preguntat
De La Sgo0i los meiorss de Ia api a. En
de tabacos naa entiende ell busis 81 amigo Psuli
no.. No oGyiIar Ia arecc.6a: PGsG de Alfonso 1H Is
wsrp e: ~ h-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-09

sempre las acredadas harnas de la Hecker Jones
dad esta reconocda por dos los panaderos de Puerco
Compan1a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
TO FOIL THE R0BBER.
THE WELLS-FARGO EXPRESS
COMPANY'S MOVE.
Placing Dynamitc-Proof Safes In all
Express Cars-At Glaciers
Reward.

Since the recent epidemic of train
robbers in the East and West the
Nells-Fargo express company is TAX
ing precautions u foil the festive
train robber. In order to keep sacred
the large amounts Of cash entrusted to
its care the company is providing bur
glar proof safes for all express cars.
These safes are of new pattern and
are warranted to be absolu vely dyna-
mite proof Tn company began lup-
plying cars on the man lines with
these safes months ago, and in a J.
dition to this precaution, an armed
guard accompanies every one of the
express cars while passing through
the two territories.
Trainmen are also voluntarily arm
ing themselves, and the capture of the
train robbers at st. Joseph Sunday has
given courage to trainmen VINO be-
heve that IL they show fight the rob-
bers will find less pleasure in train
robbing. The Wells Fargo company
recently rewarded with $3.50, AL Gla-
tor, Tor the capture of train robber
and Mr. Andrews, the manager, de
clares IL trainmen know they will be
rewarded for their efforts they will not
stand with their hands in mid air
while their trains are plundered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
z. q. Lille 3 GO. DRUG. eooK&MEMs pERoI. euI

upon the map in the land Office and
see how close they are to Woodward.
| might go on and recite many more
inducements to bring people here but
Cor lear the county will be, as | hear
it is in the eastern part, ovcrcrowded;
but mark you that Woodward will be
the town or city Of the old Cherokee
strip; within short time it Will out
strip Perry, Enid or any other doomed,
or might sav, overboomed towns on
the eastern portion of the new okla
homa.
What will be the results when the
Beaver land Office is consolidated and
moved to Woodward, for which there
is already authority and orders, which
will bring with it about 1000 claims
to be proved up, and in addition the
two counties "D' and "lE' to 1e added
to the Woodward Office to prevent the
people from going about 100 miles to
Kingfsher instead of only about six
teen to forty miles to here-and if
mistake not it will be but Il short time
when the Alva Office will be also con-
solidated with this Office and district.
In conclusion, | will not ask anyone
to take what say, but invite investi-
cation and honest opinions after care
full inspection and inquiry of those
who have been here for years. c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
CHE FLY CHAFF,

did Smiggs marry his wife for her
money! NO, it was for her fathers "
Professor in Mathematics XX-Do
you understand the theory of limits.
Mr. Butch? Mr. Butch-No, sir; /
never play poker
"Mggs is a lucky old chap isn't
/ hep "In what way?' Hes color
/ blind "What advantage is that?'
'He can't tell when he's blue"
Stranger, addressing an old brick.
layer - Uncle, who's building this
house? "Mr llirschbug, he build ed
house, but Queen Anne she drawed de
pan
u came here this evening a total
stranger, - muttcred the actor, retreat.
ing hastily behind the curtain as the
fusilade began, but | seem to be get
ting the lay of the land already"
Tommy when they send let
ters to the dead letter Office what is il
that kills them? Mr.. Figg They
are stamped to death, | guess. Run
along and play with your ball and
don't bother me.
Tailor, meeting friend on the street
/ thought you said you'd mail me that
- bill that you owe me? Creditor-I
did mean to, but whom | went so the
postofficc TO mail it, | found that pla-
card on the walls, Post no bills"
lIusband-Do you know that every
time woman gets angry she adds a
new wrinkle to her face? Wife-No.
! did not; but if it is so presume it is
wise provision of nature to let the
world know what sort of husband
the woman has.
Mamma and l." said Priscilla one
day, "are taking medicine. We each
have bottle, and mamma has tied
string around the neck Of hers so as
to tell it, she says. | suppose I'll
have to tie string around mine, too,
so as to tell it from hers
Mrs. Figg on earth did YOU
get new lawn mower for? Isn't the
old one good enough for all work we
have to do? Mr.. Figg-Nes it is good
enough, but you must bear in nina
that we can get twice the amount of
work out of Tommy with new ma
chine that we could with an old one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
ALOST BOY.

Information Wanted OF Memphis Lad
who Was Probably In the Rice.
The following communication was
received by Marshal Nix Any infor-
nation as To the whereabouts of the
missing party should be promptly
furnished Mr. Nix:
Marshal Nix, Guthrie, Ok:
Dear sir; ! write to beg OF you to
ascertain and let me know at once who
Harvey Matthews was, reported
killed, by riding over n bluff in the
rush to the Cherokee strip. have a
young son of that name, not yet Il.
who has been away from home for
some time. When last heard from he
was in Texas, and seemed to be taking
care of himself very well for boy of
that age. We fear he may have been
in on this wild, crazy ride. If this
was our son we desire to secure and
bring home his remains for christian
burial We have not heard from our
boy and the name Mathews may bc
for Mathes. If you hear any
thing definite please wire me at once
Yours very truly,
j. HARVEY MATHEWS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03

We are in receipt Of the third mum
ber Of this very interesting publca-
tion. IL is conceded that in no other
form will the great Columbian Expo
sition be so fttingly portrayed for
present use and permanent preserva-
,ion, as in The Book or THE FAIR, a
work of LOCO imperial folio pages,
l2Xlo inches, printed on the finest en-
ameled paper and now being pub
lished in 25 parts of 40 pages each, at
sl.0o part The work presents all
the features of the fair and the mar
yelous contents of all the great build
ings. The pages are filed with scenes
of beauty and utility such as the fern
mountain under the great dome, the
room in King Ludwig's palace, the
Electric Tower Of Light the pictur,
esque Street in Cairo. the Queen of
England's tapestry the French Pa
vilion, the Dehomany Village. the
Battle ship and ten thousand more.
The booL Is Tor al time and should be
IN every household
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
WILL PROVE UP THE TOWN.

The Perry Townsite Board Meets To-day to
begin Operations.
Thc townsite board Of Perry will APP
pear before the register and receiver
today to prove up the townsitc.
There are several well known gentle
men put down as witnesses, among
them being Hon. Harry Cotton, of near
Guthrie. The application, if granted
10y the register, together with the cv-
idcnce, vill be sen' to the commits
sioncr of the general land Office at
Washington, who will issue patent to
the townsite board at once. Then the
board Will give notice and applications
tor deeds for town lots will be re-
ceived for thirty days, after which
deeds will be made.
The quarters for the townsite board
will soon be completed and the board
will move in 10y Monday next