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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
DEATH OF MRS. PETTIGREW.
She Was Lady Who Was Well known In
This CITY,

bhtS SuN.
Many Of Scranton's best known wo-
men will with regret learn of the death
of Mrs. Elizabeth Pettigrew at her
home on kressler court, near Clinton
place, early yesterday morning. Mrs.
Pettigrew was an old woman, II years
OF age, and by reason of her own pc
culiar talents held conspicuous posi-
tion among the women of the city until
dozen or more years ago.
Game Here From Carb0ndale.
She was conspicuous. not because Of
wealth or social distinction. but be-
cause of her identity as one Of the first
professional dressmakers In the city,
and her monopoly at one period of the
cream Of dressmaking custom; and in
addition there were several episodes
in her life which makes her and her
memory interesting. Notwithstanding
her years she possessed an unusual
vigor and had several girls at work in
her establishment up to two weeks
ago. when began the illness that caused
her death.
Mrs. Pettigrew was born on Staten
Island, across the harbor from New
York city, and in her young girlhood
lived near and had. an acquaintance
with the rich CommodOr Vanderbilt
Of whom she has been wont to tell
many interesting "reminiscences.
She became Mrs. Kirk, and on the
death of her husband she married
Richard Pettigrew a widower. and
came with him from Carbondale to
Scranton twenty-five or thirty years
ago. 1t was following his death. a few
years later that Mrs. Pettigrew began
dressmaking for a living. and soon had
the citys most fashionable and cul-
tured women as customers.
This trade provided her very re-
munerative living up to twelve or fif-
teen years ago, when the demands Of
her patrons We're beyond her facilities.
and the fashionable custom left her
for the more elaborate establishments
Of New York and Philadelphia.
Still, although her living require
ments did not demand 1t, many Of her
old-time customers have up to the pres
ent time brought the palmer kinds Of
their work to their dressmaker of years
ago.
1t has been computed that Mrs. Pet
tigrew has made profits of possibly
| $50 900 since she came to Scranton, yet
she leaves almost nothing to show for
her many years of labor. This fact.
however. is to her credit. as nearly all
the money derived from her thriving
business has been freely given to meet
the wants Of needy relatives.
Vigorous and Energetic.
The old dressmaker was small in
stature, but was vigorous and ener-
getic, and. although extremely notion
al. her amiable qualities were many
and were impressed upon those who
best knew her. She was regular at
tendant at st. Luke's Episcopal church
and her funeral will probably be held
in that edifice, although the arrange
ments have not been finally completed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
KNIGHTS OF MYSTIC CHAIN.
Win Meet In State Coavsation st wukss.
BarrC Tuesday,.


Tomorrow the twenty-fifth session Of
the select castle Of the state of Penn
sylvania Of this fiourishing order will
commence its sittings at Wilkes-Barre.
Representatives from all parts Of the
state will be present, and about 500 OFF,
GERS and representatives will assemble
in COncordia hall to transact the busi-
ness of the order
A monster parade will be held at 1.30
on Tuesday, In which all Luzerne coun-
ty castles will take part. Lackawanna
castles, of which there are seven. have
decided to go down I'm q body; they are
to assemble on Lackawanna avenue at
a. m. near the Ancient Order Of
United WOdkmen hall, where Scranton
castle, No. 1877. meets, and march in q
body, headed by Bauer's band. to the
Delaware and Hudson depot and go on
special train leaving at 9.15. Es-
pecially low rates have been secured
and round trip tickets can be he'd of the
members for 55 cents. The Degree Of
Naomi will be well represented from
this section. as there are two assemblies
Of this branch here, one In Petersburg
and one I'm Hyde Park
These also are going In body, which,
together with the commandery, or
military degree. will fittingly represent
Lackawanna county.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
BOYS STEAL A WATCH,

White and ColOred Boys When Arrested
Accuse Each Other of Theft.
Ike POsner and John Hampton, Riley
Edwards colored jockey. were Jailed
Saturday night for stealing gold
watch from Abe Swartz, foreman of
Edwards livery.
The lads were shooting crap In the
barn, and later, when Swartz missed his
timepiece. he suspected them and had
them arrested. One accuses the other
so both are being held for court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS,
Who VIII Teach tho Young Idea How to
Shoot in.thc Infant Schools.


The Scranton Kindergarten associa-
tion will open its five schools on Thurs
day next. The two new schools, which
are endowed by Mrs. Frances f.. Hack
ley will be located one in the old Fellows
store, on South Main avenue, and the
other In the basement of the German
church, Archibald, the rooms being
given rent free. One of the other three
schools will be In the rooms attached
to the Linden Street Synagogue, the
second In a building opposite the
county jail. and the third In a place to
be selected later.
The following have been appointed
instructors: Miss Cowan, Miss Eliza
beth Rice. Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock,
Miss Northup, Mrs. Fowler and Miss
Rose. The principal Of the Kinder
garten Training school. Miss Catherine
II. CLARK, arrived In the city Saturday,
and Is located at 913 Mulberry street.
The training school will be opened
Sept. 16.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
MAY TAKE THE JERMYN.
Landlord White. OF tho Wyoming. Ne.
sOtinting With the Owner Of the New
Hotel.


Hotel.
1t appears at present that satisfac-
tory arrangements between John Jer-
myn and Landlord Frederick X. White.
proprietor of the Wyoming House. may
be arrived at. and that the latter will
assume the lease of the new Hotel Jer-
myn. There are others who have talked
with Mr.. Jermyn about the terms. but
1t Is probable that Mr.. White will be
the most likely tenant. He would be a
worthy host for this magnificent hotel.
A Tribune reporter was informed on
Saturday that the negotiations were
practically closed and everything set
tied but Mr. White. when approached.
would neither confirm or deny the ru-
NOR. 1T Is not rumor" said he: 1t
might be inferred from this that he
wanted to make II known that the rela-
tions between himself and Mr.. Jermyn
were more solid than rumor; but"
said he abruptly. "Mr. Jermyn Is down
at Manhattan Beach and will be away
for week yet.
Come around when he gets back and
after ! have a talk to him on business
matters. then ! may be able to tell you
something definite"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
DIR. MURPHY's FUNERAL.
II was One Of tho Largest Ever Seen In
This Civ

One Of the largest funeral corteges
ever seen In this city followed the re-
mains Of DR.. NJ. II. Murphy, Of Provi-
dence. to their last resting place dn
Dunmore Catholic cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Several societies and the
Excelsior band of Providence preceded
the hearse, which was followed by up.
wards OF 200 carriages. ~
DIR. Murphy was extremely popular,
not only at Providence. where he was
years Of his useful, busy life, but also
throughout the city and county. He
was O man Of sterling worth, whose
frank, kindly and generous nature won
q friend for him In all with whom he
became associated.
The tine dxed for the funeral was 8
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
MR.. SCRANTON wITHDRAws.
Has Ceased the National Delegate Fight
Against william COnncII.

Congressman ]. A. Scranton has
Withdrawn from his fight for the dele
gateship to the Republican national
convention. At meeting Of his
friends in Durr's hall Saturday night
Mr.. Scranton's withdrawal was an
nounced really in his own motion,
which prevailed. that no opposition be
offered to William Connell and John r.
Williams as delegates from this con-
greSsional. district.
Mr.. Scranton accompanied his motion
with statement that Mr.. Connell was
reported as having declared he would
support Mr.. Quay's wishes In the con-
vention. The motion prevailed only af-
ter considerable discussion, In which
d. w. Lowry. John H. Fellows and E.
II. House took part.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
TO THE ENCAMPMENT.
Largo Party Of Scrnntonians Leave 70
the Louisville Gathering. Yesterday.

the Louisville Gathering. Yesterday.
A delegation of Scranton veterans.
with their wives and friends, left on
the LIS Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western train yesterday morning for
the Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment at louisville. KY
Among those in the party were Com
mander c. b. Gardner. Of Griffin post
]. r. Stout and wife. Moses Morey. NJ.
Mcfarland and wife. A. ID. Williams,
+. J. Amsden and wife. C. c. Baten-
berg and wife, Archibald: l.. c. Bor-
tree. Moscow; s. A. Depew, John p.
Shaffer. George E. Shaffer. J. w. Samp-
son and wife. archibald; George Schultz
and wife, George Geary. d. w. Thomp-
son. ID. ID. Jones. William Pool, D.
KEEPER, j.. Sweetzer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
Reeve Jones'

Piano recital at the Welsh Baptist church
on Monday. evening. Sept. O. assisted by
Mrs. Joseph OBr.en and J. w. Jones'.
Tickets may be had at Guernsey Bros.
music store on Wyoming avenue and Da-
vies' drug store. North Main avenue.
Weber plano used at these recltals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
DIED.

ROCHE.-1n Scranton. Sept. Z, 1896, John
Roche. at his home on Chestnut street.
Funeral this afternoon at $50.
M'NlCHOLS.-ln Scranton, Sept. Z, 1906,
at the family residence on Fourteenth h
street, Mrs.. McNichols. Funeral Tues
day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09

The meeting Of the Lackawanna Instl.
tute of History and Sentence Will be held
at the Albright Library on Tuesday even.
Ing, Sept. 10. at 7.9o.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09

Early fall novelties In ladies' and misses
sailors and bicycle hats at Haslacher's =
Millinery, II. Langfeld, successor, S2l
Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09

The Misses Merrili's private school, si2
Jefferson avenue. will open Monday,
September i0
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I.ndiss and Gentisunen

For the latest styles and lowest prices
IN fine shoes try the Commonwealth shoe
store, Washington avenue. Es
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
CITY NOTES.
The city schools will open today

The city schools will open today.
W. J. Schubmehl has sold the Oyphant
Gazette to DIR. W. Jones and W. W. Jones,
Of Olyphant.
All articles to be sent to the Atlanta
exposition must be left at Weichel Il
Millar early this morning.
The new patrolman. D. H. Perry. will be
assigned to duty tonight. He weighs eH
pounds and Is well proportional
The hearing in the injunction case OF
the city of Scranton VS.. Bright and Love
VIII take place this morning before Judge
Gunster.
The roll call at the county jail now
numbers lH prisoners, the most that were
ut any time incarcerated since the county
was formed.
Tony Costantis. Polander. was killed
on the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern railroad near the Pawnee crossing Sat
urday while walking on the track.
There will be- meeting Of the directors
Of the Scranton Glass company held this
afternoon at o'clock TO discuss the
question OF resumine operation this year.
Edward Lammereaux. a Towanda sales
man. who Is supposed to be mentally un-
balanced. was picked up by the police Sat-
urday and Is being held for an examina-
ton.
large audience saw "The Stowaway"
produced at the Academy Of Muse Sat-
urday night. The company which pre-
sented 1t was composed Of very competent
people.
Food Inspector Thomas has forbidden
m.ikmen from purchasing milk supplied
by J. Paulman. Of Waverly, because OF
the latters habit of washing It before dis
tributing to customers.
4 New Book.
The women Of America owe Marion Har-
land q debt Of gratitude for having given
them the opportunity Of reading the best
thoughts OF the brightest minds on such
Interesting subjects as Air Food, Exercise.
Nerves, Sleep, The Art Of Dress, How to
Live Long and Well. Beauty and How TO
Obtain 1t. The book Is full OF suggestions
and no doubt will be considered an author
fty upon the subjects 'treated. Retail
price. 20 cents. Every woman in the city
u,'ll ua nf a cony Mears & Hagen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09
r. A. BEAMIsH VERY LOW.
HE Illness. IL IL Feared. VIII Prove
Eatul.

Hon. F. A. Beamish IL sinking rapid.
iy, and II ID feared by his friends and
physician. DR.. Lewis Frey, that the end
II not very far of. Yesterday after
noon DR.. Frey advised the family of the
near approach Of death and they sum.
moned . priest 20 administer the last
sacraments.
Mr.. Beamish has been suffering for
about . week with Q summer CON-
plalnt. In. me enfsebled condition II
proved to be very serious to him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09

A. yeur grocer for Monsoon Tts. II
MN SUIT you.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-09

School Books and Supplies for School
the Lackawanna- Beidleman. ~ Spruce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

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ze-s, 11,- tlelr says were 40 -. tr
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csc ssa % -ss rocg h-l Hi-1 i4-e 81
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

Tnerg mIT be r -hs distant fl.ure
scue -erls,.T a. f.s1i-rs as Ea1e' s
60 cry s--u ---2st-
Eners h rrrs sE-l to-day
Ehs ss.E t1-t I1r w11 I-a s-re- .,-
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the eee s1nz lha sclsa-is -e-.r,al
s1-,z e-.rs 1E the w-r1 rcw lE--,is
Eu -sEs-IIr --lE lLs e-lcst
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E &c Ia~sIu.-.111 eel esEa 81 5as,a-rs-
rl.s r.ssu1.-sa r1 r F1r.s's
cs e-T 11lz -,-.zllt b -1s rs GO -te
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-Es -eE All u--s l1-lrr -f1.
-~r- &C @sEser t-1u a Er-etE-
s1E1r c 11e- -11seE -ELE F--t
Eas O. 1as h.s1 .-1h st - see rhs
r-rs ~ 1t1-sac - selses GO tht
tesz 1-z -errss
Nelr1rE seer sss-sss MelE-
eEV. hgsse-la. lE15a.,.1 ar1 -Fs
rers AZ o1ce refsrrs-f tls-as-res to
q tlre3- half-f-2 a1d tztres1re l.rE-.
rei nsrr51s EFa-eE
e cure lay ID attending 90 tas
~ tl1a o the ~ho,e sgs-ez, Ghls
So --a o. cure. simple aud cl.ar .lE'
most ep0ch-mazinc ideas. was en-
boiled ia the gre ltest tlssue former
nerve-restorer and re-z-Atlr ye
Ea0wn % science-Pains's celery cum
p0and. the one great remedy tha
makes people well
Persons who complain 81 feeliul
''tired % death" aud sought a CON
peteus inFig1rator, a. sonn as thei
physicians ordered Paine's celery com
pound felt that their Tired bodies Ver
actually taxing a new start Thei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
LOVE At cREAr ALTITUDE

LADY whs Cunhs Aoaat Kaaier
Wiads - - AarryinS Her Gui4o.
Heavy Garter. the famous Mount
Halrer guide. las fallen in love under
-1Ll4Er-c zlrclms-ances. and viii Be
married by Rev. william ~ JeHries.
he arsr preac1sr Who delivered a ser
loa or top o. the mouNtaln. There Is a
2cssi 5llitg hat Carter Elu D. married
51 TOP % The mountain. the pace where
be t=i. iu lore Iast Tuesday ulzhs. with
M Thermometer Fegisrsri1z % degrees
1@.oW zero. he Is 20 marry Cora Beach
la1 school teacher, and tae belle o..
LAKE Park. a subur5 Of Tacoma, says
--e e-Deuocrzt-
Mss Beachman. accompanied by Mr..
lnt Mrs- 2. n. Groe o. EatonviIIe. -;
llt Tuesday z-ita Carter. the most
trusted 81 All the mountAin guides. 70
asceli M0lnt Rainier Az Gibraltar
rock which corTespo1ds 10 the -shoul-
ier' o., the Matterhorn. 1000 feet from
the summit Mrs Groe became ex-
-alstei- Miss Beachman declared heT
intention 20 reach the summit Al Al.
aazar-s- Carter led the Eay. hut soon
.0s- his ice az. and In sealing dI1cult
passes they were compelled 70 rely
solely on taelr aIpenstocks They uid
-l- reach tGe summit until p. N. tO1
.ats Co attempt the descent that night
Tley had left Paradise Valley. below
the su0E line, without wraps and Gals
. lemon and one sandwich each in ths
Fay 0f provisions. Carter selected 4
sheltered ice cave formed by Jets oi
steam from the crater. and there they
passed a sieepless night discussing al
sorts % topics. and before they left ths
summit. AZ a. n Wednesday. Miss
Bsschman had promised 70 marry the
guide. Tae instant they left the steam
% the ice cave their clothes We.e frozen
sin and they suffered great hartsh iBs
.n c=sceuding- A rescue party organ
Eei during the day. came 20 their re-
lief late in the Afternoon. after thsy lad
5e-a With0u, fsod over tueury-soul
llurs
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SOAETHING GOOD.

aa,irlrtrro-r4au fer ,h~ Catholic Fai,
20 rhard.y NiEht Dee 9.
Maudo.in club
Augr.s S-renaie. Miss Alice seEnelL
Fy1a.. G-Aad March. Mn. . Roca-r
Nll- gaartett- Frank Lasr " q.
sn--lsaa W F-its. Carl HaviE-
a1-sL
Cav1ut.ua % NT Fernando Favorits.
Mrs o. O. ul-aa.
FIu'e s7l5->s-3ai Air var.e-Se1or
P-fr1 Romero.
WaiunE Mss May Fltzg<-alL
THO two mladolias All guitar
Pr1ts 6oaTer aut MIhollan and ~
Carver
Voca- so-5 M-s- EanzaT
Belauat.ln. -Rams Ma1ilz r
q. Hazal-
Co-le sol- P-of E--aan1sou-
P.an-1 500, LAST Hope NJ =.
stevens
E1-ll solo. Dlsl Ta-a EloH IT. a
Sweet Lad N l15u, Mr. Georz.
Gray
Daet -Tro Merry e.r.s Mis- Ft1
gerald and M. Harau.
Ma1d1l.a ---a
Pl4no a1sonP-an.sts, Mrs P4tisrsOr
and Mrs Burke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
Hoods Sarsaparilla
IS the Only
True Blood Purifier
Hoods Pills ca, ca, ,s q .S.rs ssy ''ss 3. to ''l'


Tuo u-tls fellows struck a mine o.
aasrseneut one day last week and
r1-k4f it for all it vas worth.
Their plan vas to stand at the street
-o-rer and when a pedestrian Eot In
rlod range they called oct exciGedly.
e1tutlur TO- the victims fee
Say. T1u dropped your foOt-stepsr'
= xas e sat fuu-f0r the boys.
Prsse-tl1 an old lady approached the
rsr1er. she vas fat and looked i'm
Dortant Ths boys hugged themselves
in sheer delight. This time. 20 prOlcng
the enjoyment. they began.
say. missas. 'Scuss us, but you
dropped something
Dear ne, Whate Such nice bsys,
I'm sure And she stopped and picked
ID silver quarter lying directly before
her and sailed on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
Mr Ea,hbsus Correct. "a Error.

M Eathbass Cosrects su Error,
Editor Leader
WArEELoo. Dec In yoar issue Of
the Weekly Leader, Nov. 81. I saw
table Of the real estate assess ment Of
this county in which Springer town
ship Is pur as assessed as Sff per
acre aud e. 1alized a. 81 l1
70 not know who compiled the
table you pub.ished bat as regard
Springer township itls very erronsous
Springer was assessed a. g. U5 per
acre; the county raise ~ Is per cent q,
50 Cd per acre; territorial raise ~ g.
per cent. s. - per acre And that {.
how it stands on the books Z hope
you viii give this the same publicity
you did the other -ul obi -e,
TruiV yoars,
b w. EATHEoNE.
Assessor Sprin ger To.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
The FiF.t Thing
To Remember
lam ia business TO make money

! am in business 20 make money
But don't expect To get rich this
year or next. 1 90 on these principles.
Make mans clothes al perfectly
Give him = eloth a little better than
you tell him IL IS.
Don't put the price any higher than
IL ought 70 be.
The best part Of this plan IS that
your customer comes back every time
he wants clothes, and sends his friends
arsund, too. That is the way I hone
10 make money.
George II. Willis,
The Tailor,
los
Oklahoma
AYenne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
GUILTY As CHARGED.


End % a Noted Perjury Gaze "a FsrcT
Uther rru-ecuttaus 60 Foilru.
Special Daily Leafe-.
PEHur. @. T.. Dee. The iusF ~
the ease % the Cuised states Vs. san
Lee. eha-zed with Periusy. aftsf beirg
out all ght returned iuto ccurt this
morning with a verdiss of guilty.
This IS oue af The most uotet eases
that has ever keen tried la the Cae-o-
xee strip aHd great eredit IS tre 81
Ase staut Cnitfd States Attorney T
p McNcehau fsr the abe manner 10
wbIch be handled ths case. His clos
iur speech last nirhs sliri-sd pas
ftuu al who.heari it
Tbs = eniy the meuesrsut 1f 1
r-sai eunber cf Feria-v pro=ecutions
which the strict ATTORNEY wIl uor
take bold % and pr0secute 90 fu.sh
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R0TlS0y' 5

Christmas doll window an the story
it represents
Gene aud see the window and then
write your letter, care Ramsay Bros,
by Monday. Dec. p. Put your name
address and age AZ the bottom Of our
letter.
santa Claus has appointed Mr.. Geo
r Biliingsley. cashier Of the Capitol
National Bank, 70 De the judge 10
award prizes
Owing 10 one Of the large eastern
To houses being burned down all Of
our TOYS will not BE- ready for exhibit
autiI-th 10th, and the window may
not be complete untIl that date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05
CHRISTIAN wORkERS.


ID Sc EsaaIar snst Rissfsnary Ccafs-surr
ta Sessisn In TIE Chy
The territorial Bthle re1ii-z aE3
Nssi1narr couse.r1ce euore1ea a. The
West Jrathrie T-s-atioual ebureh
l1 tals cltg bst @v-1.rr ar1 vi1 re-
Gair .n session 1ntiI Sauday ueNt
seszio1s 5sln- hell saeh Gag aue even
lEr.
The 1se-iar is held under :he aus
piess of t1s W1rl3's Gospel Cni1a aE5
IS Ted By t1s general secretary, A z
Bsho1 of Kansas City Many Cars
ttlu workers are ai-sasy here from. oil
parts -s tae territory and more ru
lrrlr. lcdAv.
The usop-e q Guthrie sho--f t--u
11t ard lt-srd these meetings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

Land Office at Guthrie, Ok, Dee. .,
Is.l
Notice is herrby given that the follow
lu- named settler has filed % tice of his
Intention 20 make final proof in support
ni his claim, aud that said proof will 10
made before the register aud receiver of
lhr u. :. laud Office. al Guthrie. OK. on
January r. lS.G. viz:
Edward d. Thel,. FOR the ~ ar. % sec
l.. % l5 %, Of range west.
Tie names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation uf, said land viz:
Charles +. hiSenSchmidt. and Fredar-
.tN r Necsei. az Guthrie. OK. Ter: Ira
Shag Nei.ord and AIphouse Y. Shack,l-
lord uf Seward, Ok Ter
->lu A. y j. Crook. Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

= t. Simpson. manager % the tele
phone exchange in this city, was mar
red a few days aEo 20 Mss Inez Hen-
shaw. = charming young lady of Dan
willie, Ills and tue happF couple ar
rived yesterday % make this city their
home. The Leader joius its cOngrAt-
alatious with the hosts % others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

TIE 6-aeaszitas II Ggtbrie net
T1=aaag uvhi ami orElnized the
B-aeksaiths' C1ion~ uzgh tHelrs
members aud e-ects3 cEers as f5s-
lows
Pres dent, " r. BruzHe-. v.ee-Prest
iens- James Arnold secretary Wa
Bryant. treasuasr. : q. Olsen -
Committee ca bylaws. Teach Ne
nan and smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

AL members of G1thrie Lodge Nc. J..
A. q. {. 81. are requested % attend
the regular Thursday uight meeting
O&cers Cor the ensuing terra are 70 be
elected and other iupc-tzat matters
vii be discussed T. Montgomery,
Recorder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

Sundzy school Teacher-"You know
your lessons perfectly this rime, Tom
ny.
Tommy -Yes'm. Pa said he'd let
ne 70 dsaiug this afternoon II I didn't
-iss a-T % i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-05

You would be surprised % see The
meals that are served al the Hotel
Daily low- The colonel is al right
aud kuoEs how 90 make things pleas
ant f0r bis guests.