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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
LECTURE COURSE.
Miss Ryan Returns and Resumes the
Work of Canvassing.

over 100 eight course tickets have
been sold to the lecture course the
coming season. Miss Ryan, special
representative Of the Lyceum bureau
OF Chicago, returned yesterday and
will continue the canvass. To insure
the course, 500 tickets must be sold.
Guthrie should have this list Of high
grade entertainments the coming year
While great interest is being mani.
tested, yet 100 tickets more must be
sold
II course tickets are bought SO Will
be saved. Below Is q list OF the enter
tsinments with single admission price:
SAlisburV's Orchestra, Octo bAr, 81.
Dr. Hedley, Novemb Der, soc
Sherwood Grand Concert operstic
company, December, 75c.
Prof DeMotte January, SOC.
Hon. A. C. Scott, February, 5O:.
Katherine Ridgeway Concert COM
pany, March, 75c.
Single admission tickets all cost "a,
whereas course tickets cost but 50.
Parties desiring course tickets can
secure the same by leaving their names
at Wallace a Mueller's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
SOME MUTE EVIDENCE.
Sensational Deaf aud Dumb Damage
Suit in District Court,

The entire day was taken up IN the
district court Yesterday by the trial Of
the very interesting damage case OF
Shorih VS.. Sher n. TIE Ili tiff,
Emma Sheriff, is deaf mute Who is
att mpting TO recover dam ges in the
sum Of IS 600 from the defendants, w
f. Sheriff, prosperous merchant on
Oklahoma avenue, and his wife, for
the alleged alienation Of the affections
Of the plaintiffs husband, also a deaf
mute, and a son OF the defendants.
The evidence, which so far Is all on
behalf OF the plaintiff, shows that the
plaintiff and Watson Sheriff became
acquainted and fell In love while at.
tending a school for deaf mutes in the
city OF 81, Louis in 1889. Four chill
dren were born OF the marriage, two
Of whom are living That while liv.
ing together and out from under the
influence Of the husbands parents they
we're happy and enjoyed the felicity Of
married life, the companionship, pro-
lection and affection Of each other
AS soon, however, as the husband
came under the bAneful influence Of bis
parents he became cruel, morose and
violent In ais treatment Of plaintiff.
That, by the connivsnce and designs
Of the defendants the husband Of
plaintiff was led TO procure divorce
from her Ia ls95 and has since AbAn-
doned her. The plaintif claims that
but for the conduct OF the senior
Sheriff and his wife she would be yet
living happily with her husband and
children instead of being an outcast
The witnesses, most Of whom are
ladies living IN the neighborhood, tes-
tlfy as to the cruel treatment by the
defendants Of the plaintiff and the VIC
lent language and opprobrious epi-
thets which they used against her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

at Cross and took out the telegraph in
struments Mr. Coughlin Will rema n al
Kildare for a month duinR the vacation
OF Agent A. A. Morton. -Ponca Courier.
wanted-A good girl to do homework.
Call on Mrs. L. n. Beadles, corner Divi-
sion and Warner.
Sheriff Pierce, OF Kay county, IN
the city yeste day lie wanted TeQuis-
itlon for q man in Winfield who Is charged
with grand arceny.
Tie Cyclone has a warm show window
! ad. Appended TO a big display Of panta-
looms IS the following sign: For men
only; free consultation on the inside"
Inspector Watts will arrive from Wash
ington next week and offer the Sam
Brown electric light plant at public sale.
| Browns contract expired and was never
renewed.
Wanted-1nformRtlon as to the where
| abouis OF Clara Cary, widow OF Mr..
Carey who died in Canadian county about
| two years ago. Address w K. Allphin,
El Reno, o. II.
| Local co ton buyers yesterday made the
| first hpment OF cotton direct from Okla
bona 10 Liverpool Eng. The shipment
consisted OF 500 bales The drafts and
| bills OF lading were handled by the Capt
tai National bank.
Spencer Sanders and II. q. johnson
write rhe Leader that they will publish a
daily paper at Kinghsher during the re-
union there on the 6, Z and BUih are
old soldiers and hustlers. The Leader
| wishes them success.
Assistant Secretary w. IL. Smithson
yesterday granted perpetual charter TO
the Methodist Episcopal church at Kiel,
! KnRhsher county. The trustees are: J.
ID. Crist, ii W. Gulick, A. T. Walker, II.
E Spencer and T. II. Sheriff..
The Pennsylvania Insurance company,
through It's local agent, A. A. Humphrey
yesterday adjusted the losses on Stoves
! property on First street. Mr.. Stowe car
iied $500 insurance, which was paid
| This Is prompt work for an insurance
company.
DR.. A. Il. Tull, OF Guthrie, will have
charge Of Or. f. = Sparks dental par
lOrs during the absence OF DR.. Sparks,
who will go TO Indianapolis, Ind, on the
18th Inst TO attend the dental depart
ment OF the State university ,-Ponca
City Daily Courier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
CITY In BRIEF.

Baldwin, the artist, is rushed with
work.
The pension OF IL. c. Winchester, OF
Parkland, has been renewed.
Large crowds are attending the Adyen.
tlst meetings on Capitol Hill.
Dr. Har1ing committed suicide Tues,
day at Shawnee. Domestic troubles.
The Adventist camp grounds on Capi.
tol Hlll bear the appearance OF military
garrison.
George johnson, the warm-numbel
porter, has taken his old place at the
Hotel Royal.
Ritzhaupt has made all arrangement
20 open up short order department In
his Vienna cafe.
Mrs. IL. German, aged 20 years, wan.
dered from her home near Kingfsher anc
starved 70 death.
Frank Longs Dramatic company open,
at the Mckennon Monday night for q
weeks engagement
The Merton Commission company hA,
shipped 40 600 baskets Of peaches 10 east.
err markets this season
Harley oliver Is now on the day watch
al the MistletOe bar He is pleasant
ana courteous young man
Episcopal convocation is IN session Al
Oklahoma City. Bishop Brooke will b,
rendered a reception tonight.
Ladies will do well TO consult Mrs.
Turner regarding their fall dresses. Greai
reduction IN prices. 3ls East Harrison
The ladies Of the north division OF IN,
Christian church will meet at the church
Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Plenty oI
work,
Ladies can get their dresses made In
the latest styles cheaper than any place
In town al Mrs. Turner'S, 3is Harrison
avenue.
George johnson, Jr., was given pleas
ant birthday surprise party by his par
ents aud friends, Cake aud fee cream
wers served.
Frank Axtell writes from Kingfshel
saying he is not an outlaw aud has never
been associated with al Jennings or the
o Mslley boys.
The Central Medical society cf Okla-
hOma held N interesting session at Pond
Creek. Tuesday. DR.. Buxton, OF this
city, read paper.
Monday, Agent Joe coughlin was
checked out at Cross, and S. y Kelly was
checked IN as local agent OF the Santa Fe
system. The lineman also cut the wires
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
Nlr,orr nrleade NI.etlnr.

The tent meeting now being held by
Rev. E. j. Cromwell is success. Ten
persons have already professed conver'
sion and quite q number have been ont
for conservation. The attendance is
good and prospects for t. splendid re.
vival are bright. Christians are now
taking hold and working with the un.
converted. The meeting will continus
over Sunday and possibly longer.
Services every afternoon at o'clock
and also at 1880 in the evening. All
should attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

The defendants have offered no evil
dence as yet, but IN their opening
statement claim that the plaintiff vas
possessed OF violent temper and
abused her husband until life With her
became uneudurRble and he WAS forced
70 leave her through no fault or con-
trivance Of theirs but on account OF
her own misconduct and cruel treat
ment. The case will probably be on
trial ell day today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

II you want to laugh MS you never
laughed before, don't fail 10 20. The
most amazing manifestation OF canine
intelligence ever witnessed In your
vicinity. aud beyond doubt unequsled
on the face Of the earth. Patron zed
by the most cultured and CRITICAL peo-
pie of the nation, who attest in un-
bounded delight the astonishing per-
formance OF these dogs, Guthrie, Oct
l3 One day only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
POLITICAL POINTS.
Things Wise and Otherwise Affecting
the Issue Of Pie.

Ransom Payne Is still In Washing
ton, but is getting little satisfaction
from the president.
NJ. Golden, OF Guthrie, mas rented a
room In Washington and proposes TO
procure q slice Of pie II II takes all
winter. He is now after the Usage
agency Job and is keeping Bill Walkers
lieutensnts closely shsdowed. Golden
has disbursed nearly $1,000 in trying
to obtain political recognition.
Ex-Governor Seay has written a
thirty-page type written letter to
Attorney. General MeKenna urging the
appointment OF Grimes for marshal.
In this letter Mr. SeRy tells all about
Grimes qualities and his work as mar
shal during the Harrison regime.
The letter has been endorsed by sew
eral public men.
The Pennsylvania friends OF Attor'
ney John Stone are making another
strong effort to lodge Mr.. Stone ia
Judge Brooks shoes. Stone has an ex.
ceptionRlly heavy line of endorsements
which are now in the archives Of the
department Of justice. Mr. Stone is
now in western Oklahoma and has
ceased to make personal appeals, but
his friends hsffeve he yet stands a
good cheHce OF being United States
distrist attorney.
fAspecial from Washington says that
President Mckinley has instructed
Secretary Perkins, OF the Republican
national committee TO investigate Re-
publican trophies IN Oklahoma and re-
port at opee. The dispatch adds that,
II favorable to Barnes, Burford will be
named chief justice and orput marshal
N the report is against him Strsng.
Grimes and Hainer will be named.
Territorial office-seekers were few
and far between yesterday and the
governor enjoyed comparatively
quiet day.
Judge j. II. King, ex-receiver OF the
United States land Office at Perry, was
rendered royal farewell reception
last night by the bar OF Noble county
A splendid banquet was given at the
Merchants hotel, aud all the bright
legal lights Of Perry had kind " ords
TO say for Judge King, who is one oi
the best fellows who ever got off q
train in Oklahoma with a saddle-col
ored grip.
l. N. Cornelius, the new member oi
the townsite board, is making an
effort TO have the board removed Ia
Perry. Cornelius and the Iowa mem
Der OF the board will take their places
next week. Commissioned Evans says
Captain Taylor will be retained.
Governor Barnes will forward to the
Interior department this week his an
nuAl report Private Secretary Wenner
has been compiling statistics and hg
ures for the report several months. II
would I'LL about ten newspaper col
umns. Contrary to the usual rule
Governor Barnes will not furnish
newspapers with advance copies Of the
report, TO be released for publication
upon a certain date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
TAKES HOPKINS PLACE.
Superintendent L, w. Baxter Made a
Member OF Board OF Education.

Superintendent L. W. Baxter, Of the
city schools, was yesterday appointed
by Governor Barnes member Of the
territorial board Of education, TO 6ll
the place made vacant by the resigns'
tion of Auditor Hopkins. As superin'
tendent and ex.ofh 10 sUditor Of the
territory Mr.. Hopkins acts as a mem
Der Of the board. -
Superintendent Baxter Is worthy
educator and will fill his new position
aceey tably.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
Personal MENTION

VIII Nix is down from Perry.
II. w. Watkins, Of St. Joe, is here.
Captain jackson is up from Edmond.
T.. Barnett, Of New York, is in the city.
H. l. Parr, Of Kansas City, is in town.
II. L. Peak, OF Kansas City. Is In town.
Tom Doyle was down from Perry yes
terday
Attorney II e, Asp has returned from
Topeka.
Detective AL Hixon was in Edmond
yesterday.
II A. Busch came in from Kansas City
yesterday.
G. A. Dunn is over from McLoud on
postoiiice business.
Mrs. w. A. Bosworth, Of Wichita, Is
visiting in the city.
Dr. Emerson. of Winfield, is attending
Mrs. Horace Speed.
Chief Deputy John Hale was in Okla
homa City Yesterday.
James Hogan. Quincy, H., is spending
few days In the city.
Miss Sallle Morrison left yesterday for
Gainesville, Tex, where she will be mar
ried today 10 Mr.. Clarence Hayden.
Mrs. +. b. Lille, Mrs. A. f Grlssell
Rec or and Mrs. Nicholas and Il W
Jones ar attending the Episcopal cOnVo-
cation at Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Mothers praise Hoods SArsaparilla,
because, by It's great blood enriching
qualities, it gives rosy cheeks and Wig
orous appetites to pale and puny chill.
dran ---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Colds quickly caught are more
quickly cured by BeRR's Cherry Cough
syrup Wallace 81 Mueller and Van
derpools drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
Teachers Association

The County Teachers association
will meet at the Capital City Business
college at p, m, Saturday, Oct. 23.
The following program will be rem
dered;
]. Song ........ ..........
p Recitation .. ............. I.ottie Ogle
g. Roll cali--responses from Milton.
T. Current Events. '..-......... ..... j E. Tucker
8. How 10 Treat intermediate Read.
ing ................ ............ A G.. Dennt,
8. Teachers of Oklahoma Compared
with Those of Other States"....-...
........ ............. Mrs. Linwoot
T. Reading Circle.
2. Adjournment
II. a. AREHDs, Pres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price 95
canIg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
wynnewood Postmastsr Named.
Decial TO the Daily Leader,

WAsHINeroN. Oct 6-The president
today appointed Nelson II Normin
postmaster at Wynnewood, /. II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
no CURE A UoLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Mems Fine Natural Wool and Camel's Half
Shirts and Drawers plain finished, pearl buttons,
pure Austl allan wool. Si.rO,
Mems Unl8undeTed W tie Shirts full sized
body, double stitched, yokod. doubled back and
front. linen bosom, uiece facings, linen band,
ridiculousy cheap. 35c
Mems Fancy Madras Bosom, white body.
laundered shirts. with one pair OF cuffs TO
match made like Si.00 shirts. 49c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

popular Dahlia, Wine and Cardinal shades-theso
60 d. should never be marked fjr less than s5c,
special price soc
rking Novelties, such as rever shown be-
fore and we doubt II ever again at Is price, in
40, a. As and 46 inches vide Granite, Armures,
Canvas, Bulbs silk and Wool Chevlots. and
many different weaves splendid color assortment,
wonder al values per ward, 4gc.
Great Line at 81 90 we believe as large, If
not larger lie, Of ,ilk and wool Novelties and
aids a have ever been shown in Guthf fe-all
the new effects in the popular Roman ripe,
silk and WOol Ctys,al PLAID, z coiUrngs, 45 In.
wide variety enougr 10 suit all tastes and quai-
lilies that VIII Id freely elsewhere AT 81 .25
and 81 per yd out price sLO0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07
OuR GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE

in our exclusive clothlug store. Mems suits, the
late fall and wintei styles sing and duube-
breasted sacks Cheviots Casslmeres. Worsteds
TricntS, etc. We retail clothing for less money
than the cost OF he woolens Mems SUITS worth
$40 sl2. aad g anniversary sale price So IS.
Mem suits worth from 81 to S3-annversary sale
ptice s29S. Don't fail 10 visit our Boys clothing
depar ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

CLOAkS, CAPtS And JACKETS.
Our Cloak De ,artment occupies our entire ball
cony 1t IS inde d a department that we are proud
OF Al the new isll ideas are here We invite
your insl lection Representing the foremost Cloak
TailOrs in the CO lntry.
Ladies' Capes from csc up
Ladies' Jackets from So up.
Misses Jackets from soc up.
Misses Cloaks e m 81 ls up
Our stock Of Ck dreus' aud Infants Cloaks is
larger IN variety lower IN price higher n quality,
than seen before 10 his citv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Sheriff Pierce OF Kay county, W IN
the city yestei day lie wanted reQuls-
iton for a man in Winfield who Is charged
with grand larceny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Inspector Watts will arrive from Wash
ington next week and offer the Sam
Brown electric light plant at public sale.
Browns contract expired and was never
renewed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-07

Special at 25c-We Offer tomorrow $50 pieces
of bacs English Lizard and Brocade cloths, 3s-
inches wide, Of good substantial quality, pei
yard. Csc
At 49c-We offer so pieces Of excellent quality
Storm Serg 5, Som Cheviots and Dagonals, full
so inches vide, ali goods that will sell lat.r for
more mOney. per ya'O 49c.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
THE EVENTS
FOR TOMORROW
a Good Program Well Worth Seeing
by AstOrlnnS,

Tho athletic games 90 hr carried on Ia ihr
,lty during tho Fourth of July celebration
arr the ali abaofblna topic ot interest among
thu lovers 1T track and field events ana ~
tnrin IN "a br rungfHtulh cd nn ~" nu''''A
" hieh Arems certain tn att"nd thrsr perform
anr-s E E. Morgan, the champion hlhlound
al hlotr Ut tho coast. viii De ~ contestant ahh
tho puhlr viii have the pleasure o' seeing
Ed CLEARING the hurdles, ~ THIS gam" u" ms
nut two squalls aud ~ aur"fiptH' Hhu " /"
bpiisyrd hr viii have tho worlds record h'
fnrr long MI Morgan ls % mcmhof o' lh"
stanford University lfaoA team w Honey
tnan viii accompany Morgan, Hhd ia "hhl"'
fof tho nu,Ntd dash. lir Ia exceptionally
sond, aud the local boys will have I" FH''l
10 Lcrp away nom the speedy Nul'h"inah
man Tomorrow running events VIII 70"
we'll contested und good time IN nll tho
syrnta will certainly lee made, IA mri some
grooTda viii probably De hrosch, ia IONA
street tnr the dash Ia IN splendid condition
Muitnonnh club viii bo represented by
MrIsra, Morgan. lionrSmnn aud Al'n
rstry Ia the iuD yard dash ana lloyatd hut
dee. und ID hto,ilug IA tie lvl }afd dash
Tho A, F. & has qult' nunlhor nI 'n'N'''
aud u viii be- "a feather IN lhrlr caps I" rhp'
tutr a prize rom surh formidable fnhh'n
aud II defeated It viii not bc any Disgrace
All 81 and oh o. appear iu bc the lo'hl iH'"i
iIst la tho sptlnta. but i.rwis ahd N"as may
DO aurpriaus. and u cafruihefs should ran
Tho lool ard aud u Ia to bu hope hr Nl1l~h
viii DO hard ~ pick the winner. but Allen ls
rir.t choice aud Lewis second la uiu l0 yards
ia the hurdles Ohlcf should win aud tonu"n
should lead M the bicycle races, but Ce'll
NoNsy haa many ndmlf-rs especially la ihr
tong distance tHrc. In any ease the bicycle
race win 10 a great event and tho hnish
sh ,uild br clnsr. II Morgan ia u Eopd form
bs has proinisrd Ia run Italian, an exhibition
lua rt-r uf mile aud Ithe committee can
arf ansr That tN,nt between ihr two 'hampi-
ons The publlr will src a race worth, TIC
nAmr
Inrun Mnlchin. champion ufthr world. and
Lieut. Nelson will meet ga Nan husrh''
- uunds ~ a mounted bruad sword c"n'"s'
of :, assaults frrd Andtuws Viii frirrco anu
twu Officers fum Fort Janty viii b. The
.rc unds Ti.is event Viii be great frniur" 10
thr program. aud lho mun arc rN0ull enough
in atrhcd io mako the night very thrilling aud
exciting ffuu start tu fnish quito a mum
bcf nf Win,i1ws on Noh iiil arr Engaged iar
tho hour uf the sword contest, by people Who
aru determined to rreufu gu d Wow Thee"
mo united conloats AFv very exciting, AMI tic
aisht uf two trained and ssillt1l swufdsrnrn,
rnca sol lu nill defensive afutor. and mounted
uu tfalnrd animals. chars ms forward io meet
90 ch uthct tn the arna. VIII b. both novel
and thrilling
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
ATHLETIC NEWS

route 10 Astoria, which looked formidable
aud aggressive bat The boys on tho ilwnro
were moi 10 DO scared and went between the
Z two runners ana ~ rcd their nfsi goni A.
llwnco they boarded special rain. genef.
ously donated ~ the oiub by the u. n.
Co. On passing through ilwncn the llwnco
team, the pride ~ .llwacD. gave them hrnsty
cheers which was thoroughly appreciated by
the AstOrinns q arriving nt I,D0inls AtA.
tion The PRECEDENT NJ the company hnd his
family boarded the train nnd received an
ovation nom the players Tho no2t Et0tt ans
~ Eaheolln. whore tho team wnA received by
Messrs Hughes AMI NolrinRn, who escorted
tho players ~ ~ H. hustolry, whore mngnif
ic.ni spread was placed before the boys who
took lholr npprilira with them The nfsi
part pf Tho game proved that our boss had
lola io learn when visiting. swapping pie ipr
lee cream Hud then going three ~ four timru
fpr the pie does not show good fppibul ,hAtr.
Captain funbull of Tho stranded ship
Glunmufug, was anywhere nnd everywhere.
showing the tounrsi intorc.t ip Tao same
And mablng the tlsllu-s Wolrpmn, Mnstef
bartholomew waa the rhlrt attract,
lon IN the AAloflH clubs uniform, ana rr.
cciyod ~ The attention rom thu ladios. ~
sonn as the teams lluri up by Tai lr tupE
ne, "ral suap picture. And othrr during lhr
game captain Bartholomew Won ihr toss
and decided lp Kick with the wiUd urggs ~
the Nahcui'u team started the hnil IN mo.
tluu tu ihu len wing, bui was stopped by
Crosby who passed it down the neld only to
hr returned tn ihr Astoria goal the ntai shot
going wide Of ihr mnts. iiur shortly nilrr. a
u free Kick wac allowed thc NAhrDun team,
which resulted Ia goal, aud Nnh.
cotiahs Sreurihs nrt blood Thought they
had yictury in sight, but tnc plrs nnd the lee
cream the 4, I. had pnrtakon ~ brsuu iD
digssl aud they a0uu Eirkod u goal The
game at half time waa even IN the second
half our boys played win murr dhsh 81.
rlun, playing his usuhl game souu siut he
bail In fruht NJ Nahrullh.a goal. when ]
Young breasted and arnt u between Tho puais
ua ing lwu lot Astoria Two uipu.cn iaIrr
by pretty passing. another goal aas srp,rI
BY tie visitors ON the Kick IN the AstpfjhHs
commenced to sumbrr ani continued O." fo
~ until aroused hy the fr urrrs whistle. 1hr
game Was ovcr with ,lolury mf the visiting
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04
TaE VIII or Az OLD TIMER.

We used to have OH fashioned thing.. like
hominy aud greens,
We used 10 have just common SOUP made
out OF PORK aud beans.
But now lts bonlllon, consommc, and things
made from DO X.
Aud Pot all Ecu and Julienne, since my
daughters learned TO COOK
We used TO have piece Of beef-Just ordi-
nary meat,
Aud plcklod pigs feet, spare ribs. too, and
other things to tat:
whlls now lfs Met and ragout, the leg OF
mutton braiscd
Aud mucaroni au gRiin. and sleeps head
Hollandnised
The good old things have passed away, In
silent sad retreat
We've lots of high 'mlutin things, but moth
Ing much 20 eat
And while never Nay "a word aud always
pleasant look
You bet I've had dyspepsia since my daugh'
ter's learned 10 cook.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-04

which In ~ te Of the warmth. was stiIl damp
from the early dews.
He lay on his back on the wet grass, and
gazed straight up into the sky without NOV.
ing
Every now and then he gave vent TO a deep
sigh, but beyond that and an occasional
hoarss noise from his throat. he showed no
signs Of existence
He felt ~ terribly bored.
Most people would have thought that he
had plenty TO live for. as he was rich in
worldly goods. and with a young wife and
child there seemed every prospect OF his be-
ing able to at least get along.
Indeed, he would have liked 20 do 80 very
much, bat he was 30 very bored.
Some amateur sportsmen had mistaken
him for a bear and had sent buckshoi through
his body.
He was waiting for a surgeon.