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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

These are hard times and prices
count. II you hrye never tried Lille
& Co. for what you want in the drug
or book line. just give them one trial
and our word for Il you will be more
than pleased.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
EIhl. RATiTY r0NICmw.

1he AIcNlI., O!l. VII ia,r e p,mur
straiior Quo Coid nnj iC-n Iuffa
l're o-igirll M1'Ii-lay ,lab &C d'all.
-nNitla nc ,i,ize,s .. 1rsh lie ptr
'cioaie IN 80 .a.ils.dc o - ncri
nssior g. 4cisinl2v -lc ioru. %
ori,ro- Ieora..
3'oca-.ioa yil OIL - Mrr 4a.
nor,h o. ia. isc: .hci -oa.a l.. lie
l-ilow'ng oeGa-i
2hia. n1rshal tlG s'C-s.
Ni.s Reginen.cl b, I'd.
prNsiient and ,ac... Ncfiul,g
l'ul Ia carriages
Jriyinal Mei.irl-c 500 'th to cite.
E..L srl'.s0Hr. lcils
Spe sers i IsEss
Clf .o'die
A,iz9. IL err iaA
..o I 'tt-c
l!ar o. .'c.riso1 .c 'iu, lc-th Il.
NsyolanL, H-s' D road sor 10 --
lahoma, yes, go 'e-a uel.ye.o.
an .-E;ls -uklLs par. orc 500 J..
-t q bJe v, .5ovl 1rco.
. R. ~ -E.. ~.
SO. tcc ~. see'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Those who wish their eyes scientifi-
cally examined and have glasses prop
ely G.lcd, should 40. ftil to consult
DIR. IEnatz Mage. ~ his ohIce over
Beehive, oklahoma ave. 2 - q. l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
The u. S. Cow Reports
SHOW P0y;4i Baking Powder
superior Ia aH others,

re chcr' ccglsJer.---Le5t found
PrinteG-5ould in nGnillG aud cloth
.eF >aleat-Aioyie'E looh sIorG Wle
law says lheso 20 lister, are requiEa0
to be useG by teAclor, in al public
school- Apg-Cer rg Superintendent
Cauer1H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Nir'Ns'- 1lnr;r- Mnt..
jr. .ouIs, &c, Juno G-I. * jha
Elr1.-l piHioa ha4a ulrt Norton
Will 90 lcninr .1l --r vi:1 ol,sid.r.
despi.1 he Ji.,e' of.csiiou os IN.
anti .lusy mer and gor.iou G. .h0
Ohio d9lpG 'c- 4rrk 4Lalru husu'I
yot decided '.u. Ttsiyi-- .c wiz
take. 70 T. on lolrc1C 40 icra'. or
i'orlk2r is q place Morton a. ucIiira-
tior To- i3e presidonL
~ lo.e hour last night Miller, ...
rfsi-Pllts loader, said: "114. Morton
e,cP a9g. 3 "65iSffigged ON 10 vice Pre- i
81. 4 Dent1n nov, ld lr.
-lr IT 70. srccee,,in .,is -la.s we
'.-'- s-CS--- o-pight 2c or O. 30
'c - D rtinll, and a4ll.' al 5.
li--iI w. win no. give c.. .GL~.s,
~ ~ lar- ne 'lp.s meu berto.,." 4"
~ .l- iryy headquarters i. wns
I3trr2s RIO his vote was 3lrime, r
rJsolI3ly .sl9dseo Or -. Mor,on
-or "ic) 'rlsiGely h9 IS bea.e1 in
.hD race 20 Prl1.d1lG 4lr lrm,, 20;
Cal'fCr. l., 10; 1onrec,icu-, -; i1o--
I'D 2; Geo si., 6; 'uil1ie 30; indian.
90; ow 26; '-ntueky, c; Houisirna,
ci 80 l. l, u; ie. iLnn, ]; a.innesott,
90. Sic issi ri, y; = issou /, 10; Nov
Gaupshi.1, >; ~" York, So; North
EroliLn, 8. MO, 20; II gou, Pru-
c"l~LLiL, 50; 'l-ts, J.; Vermont i;
Firgini,. .; .|"s ing ~, .; Arizon5
3; Eew -..icC, .; ~llanCIl,, O; las'.a,
Mr.ylacL, lG. ''ct'l, -.
Irr'- 'rrl lu ~e.Ls1- t. express
1.eie-ercs .of s''cc pre- ident, bu i. is
lnGe, toCi tho. a. win cast .is rote
% Cbr.,. 'r..0 wus strnw tal-
40 hoy ;rorlC r.. Mckinley he1d-
Iuart1 o tee president lis. nigh.
IS ollow obart, $50; Morton, 800;
E,rus, zoo, the rest aeiIg divided be-
tween DIlkley )f Tonnec.ic md
Brown Of Rios ~lalf 1t was
cl imeG thu Evans vo.e would go %
Hobart in he event o. Now No.i- =
mpting % ,tampede Cor Mortoa,
and that ,hH hobart vote would so To
Evans in tie oven- of Morton's vote
exceeding that NJ Hobart. Evans
served in Congress with Mckinley
and was assistant pos "A ster general
under Harrison, and Is very riendly
with the candidates Bug II is gen
orally believed that Mr.. liaAnn's favor
ii is Hobart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

GCyhI "' ~. ...,..,.i....
'-e - nsMlirh. ~Hr CNI. '.r
{ Gu tfc Ehco 1ilG cou l.. in
rive prompt li,. ,lL is SD 4
pie sans " hare solL T. o. seer
,e4- nd i.his ncve- -ciled q -i~1
ne / ost perfect sail'oC-ioH. 4. ~.
Rich .rds, Duqr.sDe, 't Sd" b.. --a.
ton',n Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

OF the l9,Os4 $50 acres OF land con
tained in Scotland, not quite 1 1900, 900
are in a state of cultivation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

A yery plepsaut oeil vas irln "
the Juniors o. he icJ.t ,lurct
Noanesd ! evening".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
Mllere

Southern Oregor's climate Is s}l2 a.
ally admitted to be co duci~e q -. O.
gevity. and this W strongly slbs an
tiated the other day whel a trio c'
Ashland men, n younges sixty
eirht years OF age. devoted a ll.ue
rpare time to calc latr.g tie number
OF men, in Ashland alone, Of that a-e
ans Cver They asily counted up 20
.ull c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

UJu'L flil so try ths Gold Medal
N-rr 'lado Dy WASH burn Crasby Co.,
o. Sinne polis The fnest in ;he
y lite Svs -5s. TOOK he medals A.
the Norld' Fair, tAo Centennial and
the So .'ms ENpoNtiou. Tie We'll
como = &C y is solo agent 1utf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Vols. 4, and 3 Oklahoma Sugrnuie
C9nr. Heporss 1cr sale, price reduced
N $3.50 per volume or $1,000 for
complete 4e& also limited number
o! Statute oa iSe0 and 1893, and Ses-
sion laws ai $50 .or sale.
EDeAR ". IoNta=,
Territorial I.iirar'au
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
sAy GET THROUGH,
L'lnu8 OF tLe Leaders Call fof
siond To-DaF,

sion8 To-Day.
ST Louis, June is. The con ention
will be brought to close tonight IL
the plans Of the leaders be carried
out The program contemplo tes re-
ports rom various committees at the
morning session. Then recess viii
be taken until . o'clock The report
from the committee on resolutions,
which includes the financial plank,
will be acted upon. Then the nomi-
nation Of President viii be proceeded
with and after that the Vice Presi-
dent Possibly this will result in a
late night session, hut no one is ex-
peeting a repetition OF the long ses-
sion OF the last Democratic convention
in Chicago, when President Cleveland
was nominated at dawn after an all
night session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Mr. Or. Topples goes to Winfield to.
day to attend the assembly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

The laaies cirela n r. b. al. t..
viii nee. ~ &aSoui1 hnu Sa.u.Lay
atle noon ay3 O'cloc'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Airs. J Bake, o. 'yes' Guthrie, ~
buried yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Mrs. y. ~. Cirter is attending The
Chautarqua Ass1mbly ~ Ottawa,
Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

See The SuJu bur" D.. II. ~..r-
vile Smith ir Truth C.. orro~ N
trains and new. r~C5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Ned Cheadle InC hon SON su
louis last ni5f' utterly @issrs.cc In
icing ol1e1ad eUCId -lres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Have you noticed hOw Tho people are
carrying OF that 0all papcr from Iii.
lies drug stocc? Those WHOLESALE
Nriccs with the discount rddcd catch
the ucoulr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

L. 5. cunninsh h u his ret, rned
from st Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

A law ocIal Vl'l 81 ~ e. .ni
egenin- It no Sw1n esii9rc,, -c..n.
"a sixth aIC Logan, '"ee. 1r..ri-, 10
Mhi'h Il $50 y-Uiall' iH~i e6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
CirY IN DRIHF.

Person I Points eud Matters TrsnsiiirIn
In and Abou the CitT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

a womln never rAaiiy suou- tLe
meaning Of Happiness adG content va
til she is the motAer ~ healthy,
happy child. The heal.h q he c4ill
depends on the health o. tl2 r1other,
both before and after birth. @ost all
of woman's weakness, and pastieular-
}r tAc Veal;nes, That ost strongly in
AaAu".- tra heal Is of GhilC-.1. cones
RON Gro e. us enCut disc e 5i
"a licilci. .nil'1- crsaus. ~.
Pi-rc.'s ra~ori,e PIE c-i .ior riil .ul
.HoullAs .. .ail nnsur4 -s -Aorlo ua
Hl.aa rogularl" - ,~ery r1mnr irr.
Ing - ~ Ire yeioL 81 ges.ai io- %
givoj -'r1lSta o III ,hs organ t-
volva1, less1l 80 fui q 1hildnir.4
and insuro5 IN rerllh SOL. mother
an1 child.
SeId - ona.cvH- s-nlaps -o aorer
cosg o. railing Daly, ard roc1'vc 400
aoNy @. Dr. P'creN's Me+lcnl adviser.
address, Worlds Dl=gensWr MeGlra'
q Association, EuI,.lC, i. T..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

We are closing out our stock of bicy-
cles, and will positively sell them al
cost for the next thirty days. ).
Lyon, cor. Division and oklahoma
avenue 10 taO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Druggist spring is mere and SUM
ner is coming. Give your advertising z
natter 20 Smith the bill distributor.
cave orders at the Rush. or address
hos eco Guthrie. 16tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

J",l-~ j1cr'- i crit 1a.- -. "a
..l. n1n , S. --l.-. I.. 10
u j. % roIn ~, y. al- 'al.y;
although an no hane b.agginy
ir' as good fellow IS you Could Ind
anywhere will also Say .na!o l.
plenty OF CATS tn II worlt N9 elad 10
h We M, IN. siva sou rs 4 st
CT lce." Nor ou- ,rt' a.-cis J203f b
ee s'll -a. .hesi.i .os - 5.a-2g
;oorrs no nearc- n's ,c~ III a
t.lc2h llro'- "hc 1-al .- .aua
#t.- e..i..lca 3adn..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Honest Barbeg-Mr. Henpeek you
know / never bother my customers
about any hair restorative aud such
-hings, but / must say to you in all
candor that your hair is disappearing
dreadfully
Mr. Henpeck, sadly-Fever mind my
friend nothing can stop my hair from
coming out but Death, Divorce or
Danderine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

linve you seer he 90 Columbia ?
The pleasure you eel in riding a
heel hat you know is The best that
ltn be made is worth more than the
price you pay extra tcr your purchase.
T.. b. Lille 2 Co. have secured tho
agency fo the Colum yia Bike aud
have them on exhibition at their store.
/! you ant TO see the best wheel tn I
can tC made, call around.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

J. +. you aanS a whlol for your 10y or
girl that will storo wear and use, got
I he Hartford $50 whc7} l.. b Lille S
Co, sole ageuJs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Try "L'iiie's" piilsfor human ills
Of rtery name aud features
Give them a test. you'll like them be-i,
Trer arc friend Ia nature.
s., Il GG4 hrm gutd 20 clean'e he
DlcCl
4ul 90 unuu The liver:
b! aIue CLINE. taken in time
They'll sure prevent The fever
one dose will prove Jhat bils must
move;
For this they've long been noted,
When you have ills take Lilies Pills,
They're small and sugar coated
Sold only by
!, D. LILLE & Co,
Drug, Bool. a1d News Dep0t,
Victor Block.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Fer Salo-MoIc! 3c, Colunt'a b;ey.
sic, ul-HoSy new, sea Chi-. l. Wen,
rer Ferry, o. g. l7ni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19
M'K!NlEY THE MAN.



overthrow the victorious moss, o1 atc-
kinley and made no attempt TO EN-.
phasize their discontinue bv demand
ing a roll call on its fual adoption.
silver Men hoa rears
While the conven ion was proceed
ing with its work, dramatic scene
was being enacted in the commit G
on resolutions. The group of \. ester!
I've en-, heade, by S4L tor Teller
Of Color 10, announced to hir jl-
leagues when the gold plank III tho
platform was adopted upon vote )f
70 % TO- they had reached the parti lr
o he wtys, ard thtt not ing ~
"'i.r b. them int to withdr.
from the coI. tion. '.Atr thought
that there woul1 be iolent ecrimin-
ations and wild wo DIS Of denuuciition
when the final anr ouncement the
break came, but i4ste a 4. wa, tie
parting OF old friends in soi o,., no!
in anger The silver meu -clt them
selves swept IN by an irrlsist de
gale, and Viii oro .estatious Cl rogray
t,y as & '3 die. Speeches were made
~ ~-nttor loller WAl loir,d the ,e-
publican party at its conception. ~ no
Nus an ardent supporter OF Lincoln.
NJ who for twenty years has repro.
seLved his S.a5c in he SEN te oil the
JriteC Surt1s as S0ublici " save
o. -ot~ y3a-s S ga nc ca Jiuey o. Posi-.
cer. cyes; Sele-o' n ois, he Lead.
core, ..7lwrr sou lg s1layo- ron
-LHho, whose the. WIG Iomi1, I'd
or zNcr fD~.' d -yPtl D llIDis J~
a >r'.Atu ircolu; roulg GcnLtot
e L-c' Gttt vIocl q fa. .,.
p s3iC >, o. ia b At0 rioa 3arrHh, and
teD~e5e sctir- .'rrtuil, he young
NJ viz )roI1 corG G.pa3mn rom Mon
Iii ..2~lrC1, "a :. liior4ia; Mott. of
Eor J. "a oli-L, .hl Jon OF Dr. Mott.
Sh2 socr2ocrv o he silv1r party. and
-2lebates iICrs iI1w TeNico, Arizona
1e lAlrhoH", hed ~)ocr wish them
n c5.priy.le raG .hev, .ol. md
reochec, L,, -iG .cy a1-o .H2- sh1ir
)urDos9 w'4HG",. "he 32e ,ra5
~ o., .oeilg ~. "h- gclG -1.r
il ae cc1.1iste Woo lll1e H. com
rtGs'o.- r-t yhc.c .r41 hOtjC Cry W .a
.ho CIR 'rhil- G1nCto. Nsll-s 51-'-r.
SC. .a.or sL0cis, Saac,o- q 'o --5
clog &c a c.. Orcke down e. !-,-l~
'-. rers i;k3 shiltrer
-,aal.. I,u~ Eor.y
sJ--.5e .odsl, "ho ~cpn.a, y-cl,g
"o-d- =. .3ldes yr-pn my ~ u .hs
c~osic .se 5ot y'1aV personal bs-
rearnmou- lie -iogi4ei sDnyyc-
Teller 7ni h's ;o'i4rguas, b.. ',..
elared firmly has 5to Representatives
o. his party could not faliui On ..sat
account on the money question.
When the platform is presented to
he convention, there will be no dis
nos'tio' TO cat off the boilers. They
arc aonC I'd aud respected n N, whose
S3'ri-1s 70 16usn OF tio party have
peoH lc'g NJ s'yht-l, nnt 1!ey viii
10 ,i'or 'nDl0 .ir1 ,c ID. - heir
riJ1' Dr.-es.. ~-.c.o tlsr axe lloir
ao opf 'tlr- 'r-N III pye.y '''.. wlicl
10y nr'- - i-rE u5en al'iod. i,
"a. lrc -",l hra .r'a 'rin De poy
cpl" 90 ..'e yil'e -e., 10 l-us, IT. o
IN c.ic1G-. DC. 39re a. LOG
cor 't's is W =. 10 1l.s-r1e VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Frr Etnt.
lWsni>hod .ooms, with or withoul
uonid, % Nls Nnwtou'- 405 East
-rison
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Wautld-Iira prooi saio with bury.
ier chns. mad .ino lce'.. address HoE-
ma., CGOrle4 e GcHhiiD Sac aud Fcx
A"arer l'- 9if
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Nle oci7l : he l.ti-- lh9 C..l.
IL c'u.cn %. III 90 iderc- D.. I'd
Sc'AJl 'odr Glcy l'a ia. a.s
,1e~ess. Al A.celllc. rtosm..- ue
car-ic' or al .,ioicur o.ro -hu..,I
slc~oI to llrg1 r.G-,e gr-1.4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

DO uo- wear impermaDle nd tiSAt-
f.dng hit that obstruct The hlocl'
vessels o. the scalp Us0 Nalp lair
l,eIe e. occa siCn.lly, and you i'll
not Je bald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Outsiders having advertising to 10
Perry or GuJhrie please Hrilu smith
the bill dislriyu,or. hos GOO. Guthrie
Okla. 1Gtf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

Grand celebration. uly 4, at Sturgis'
grove on the south west cnrner of see
uou SS. township is rsuge t~o west
Beef end mutton bar ecue aud free
for all dinner Every ybody invited A
cool grove and pleasant place TO spend
thr giorious sth liu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

.o4t- Hetw2ol he Capitol A.. .iolal
bank and Seward fve doll.r bill.
hinder viii bo r9WocGgd VitA orc o.
.ie bills md no questions askcd uy %.
,u.r.ug snuo DO S. Ei&, Guthrie, TX.
r9Horel-5%usaG,sq lslow tho -:
Cr'sJ o. wh9.cUb boz. .c q. Mis- Je sle
llIley chom pion ho.s3 lady ride d
the es.. It would - T. ne, aivIn-
exc 20 1or-aspoud nth me, h cham
)ion horse .rrirer &. .he orld Prof..
y. Y.i@"1ol- TO Nnhe street Hl0va-
lmd, r j 50. l7i6
lille ,a Z. . making roo, ioz b
De-utiiul liz. o. 1ov papers Their
cl1nra Ic9 lie will lest bat a short
tine lonr4-. Better axe advan age
o.. .he-e slaughtered pric S, Many
pA,ye-n It 'e1r tlnn wholesale pric,.
Nia Itislmau ~ veyard dis
ooy1l4 .ouibston1 with eight d's in
cribed' "Ph 1o, Re 'ir'' is the M
ne "a NV th .2'
second .rishman; Oh, liaIs riey.
Dotter D. David, slave,soI, Dead,
Damned I'D nelvered."
Firs. irishmcu-"Mr. Mickey, you
hev but siven DIS, I'D there I've eight
on the stone"
Sc 'ond Irishman; we'll ye blag-
,rd, the other d Iy' is Tor Danderine. "
he tnem ber- OF the Free Re-
publican Club NEE. ~ Second and
rerkins streets every Tuesdty night
gt7;3C &C. II. Tandy, Presidents A. J.
Marsaali, Secretary
Tor hrst-class Tbper hanging call o.
4. Chrison, III north First street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

For the national convention Young
Peoples Societies Of Chrstian En-
deavor, Washington, d G.. July to
10, 1896. he Santa Fe route will sell
excursion tickets at one fare for the
ruuud trip. Tickets on sale July ?, 3,
4 and 8, with fual return limit Of
July ls. 1890. tickets to be limited %
continuous passage in each direction.
An extension Of return limit until
July 81 'rill be granted by deposiung
Il, let ith ,irt agent al Washington
on or brfore b y. IN, Iuly l., %. -.
r e. Deianer. Ageut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-19

.coI's i'l'slro as. o Ike, easy
o oT rate. orTe Indigestion, bilious
as. ohc
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.ne,lnol.. ami r.YegIa.ser.

Tor .lrsL-class rape hanging call o
L. Chrison, III north First street
The morning times., 1896-12-27
Mckinley Hobart Club Concert.

The Nick inley and Hobart Uniformed
Club headquarters at No. 9o2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest is making preparations
for grand concert and entertainment to
be given at Masonic Temple on Tuesday,
December %. Hon. John W. Douglas. ex-
Commissioner of the District, will pre-
side Invitations have been extended to
all the representative citizens of the Dis
trict, and over a thousand tickets have
been sold. Among the prominent talent
which has volunteered its services are
the following well-known artists: Will
liam H. Conley, James H. Cathell. A. NJ
Forester the Ommiad Quartet. the Madrids.
Maitland Wright, Prof. Emil l.. Scharff's
juvenile orchestra, Mr.. Rebstock, Prof.
Waldecker, Prof. Arnold w. MeyerTeeg
william H. Scholz, Fritz Isemann, Ed
f nickel, Alvin Quintcr, Miss Ella B.
Gleeson, Miss Lyons, Miss Nellouise Ste
vens and Miss Bessie Emery.
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AmuIets the Rage.

Amulets arc the ragein Paris this season,
hat as they take the form of n pretty gem,
il is an open question whether the fashion
il due to growing tendency to superstition
or To- an inhere love of iewelry. The value
OF the charm lies III the choice OF the stone;
and here aStrolo.y comes into play; the color
OF the eyes must also be taken into consid-
ertaion. The gems which are supposed to
have the most powerful cabaliStic properties
are the opal the amethyst theturquoiSe and
the topaz once chosen and adopted. the
charm must never be laid aside. Certain
iniunCtionS also entail the necessity Ofwear-
ing it so that IL will be concealed from
view-a rule which is probably only rarely
carried out.-LOntDn Correspondent
The morning times., 1896-12-27

The Spanish legation is probably the
most conspicuous diplomatic home at pres
eut and is also located in the most eXclu-
sive part of Connecticut avenue. This
property has not been purchased by the
government but has recently been leased
by Minister Dupuy de LONE. The salaries
OF all secretaries and attaches OF the lega
ton have recently been reduced but not
decreased in numbers, and Spain is sup
porting the largest legation in the United
States with the exception of China.
Nine. Dupuy de LONE is a most distin
guished looking woman. Having lived at
court most OF her life and being a woman
of strong character ana great fascination,
she is u great social power and has used
her Influence to a most appreciahle extent
i'll order to win sympathy and help for
her country.
The first handsome dinner OF the season
was given by the Minister and Nine. Dupuy
de LONE i'll honor OF the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Olney just before the opening OF
Congress. Every week since then a dis
tinguishrd company has been entertained,
including the entire Cabinet, most OF the
representatives. of the foreign governments,
prominent members of the Senate and
several of the millionaire private citizens
OF Washington.
The de Lomes spent the summer at LenoX,
where Madame was social queen in the
notably distinguished colony that always
summers there.
The morning times., 1896-12-27
WaShingtonians in New York.
SpecidL to the Times

New York, Dec. 26.-Manhattan, G. 0.
Truesdeli and wife; Metropole, C. Baker,
]. H. Buckenstein; Marlboro, n. WE'LL:
Grand, F. B. GeSsner, K. L. O'Brien; Union
Square. DIR. n. A. GibSton; Astor, G.
Macdonald; Park Avenue, Miss E Kinney
Albert, L. ID. Landol; Windsor, Mrs. l.
Sessions. Mrs. L. II. Frost; Imperial, j..
A. Penny: st. Cloud, F. ]. O'Neil, J. II .
Rice, U. s. A.; Barrett, A. Kurtsch, A
Elliott. Army arrivals, R. T. Lopez. C.
T. Strong
The morning times., 1896-12-27
OPPOSES SUNDAY MEETINGS.
Why New York Judge Refused Char
ter to Hebrew Organization

New York, Dec. 26.-Judge Pryor in
the supreme court today denied the apph-
cation OF the Agudath Hakemloth, a He
brew organization OF New York, for
certificate OF Incorporation In refusing
the certificate Justice Pryor says:
In the certificate submitted 10 me
observe that the annual meeting n the
proposed corporation is appointed 10 be
held on each and every second Sunday
OF January OF each and every year 1t Is
not u religious corporation, and its annual
meetings are for the performance Of pre-
cisely such secular business as is trans
acted by other civil corporations
The question is not whether such meet
ings are illegal, but whether they should
be approved. The act intended is an ag
gFession upon the Christian sabbath, and
the law which scrupulously protects them
in their Obseryances Of their creed gives
them no license to affrOnt The reIi Sious
susceptibilties OF Others
The morning times., 1896-12-27
HIS REMARkABLE MEMORY.
Col. Fellows Power of Retention a
Marked characteristic.

The power ofenduranee, both phySicaland
mental. was one OF the marked character
i~tiCS of John K. Fellows The sensation OF
wearineSS. even after he developed the mai
ady W hiCh finally ended his life. was asenSa-
ton practically unknown to him, a. IL is
known 10 the ordinary man. He could
travel for dFyS and nights with little or no
sleep. and retain his bodily vigOr without
the slightest apparent diminutlon.
Colonel FellOwS possessed n memory that
can only be described as phenomenal In
the most involved and intricate mass of evi-
dence. aboundipg in citations from authOri-
ties and fHleel with profound legal problems,
he took no notes. bat depended entirely upon
his pow er Of absorption TO review the testi-
mOny ~eTiatim " hen the time came and this
he did with che most marvellous accuracy.
His memory for quotations and their authors
was equally wonderful Scott was his favor
iteandthere " a>S scarcely anythingin Scott's
poetical works that he could not recite off
hand and continue for hours at time. One
of his favnrite subjects. when called upon
for a recitation was the Lady OF the Lake
and "Marmon." Each OF these poems had
been committed To memory on two or three
readings