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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

jules Simon. Ia ons OF his reminis
osnces of Renan. relates that at one time
be differed with his professor about The
Interpretation 10 bs given 70 . certain
pas5age IN Scripture. quoting the He.
brew text as his authority After be mad
frankly stated his objection bis superior
meditsted tor awhile and then told MIN
mildly Abbe. you will repeat In
tneelinR position. the seven peDitential
psalms before the holy sacrament Re
lsting this incident 10 Simon. the latter
inquired. And what answer did you
makei' Il answered what Is customary
in such cases to answer. / thank you,
reverend father b." And you did pen.
snoef" II did. and then proceeded again
IN my Investigations. and ever received
the same reply Bot could not pass my
whole life reading tho ponitential
psalms "
And be did not He b-gnn 60 consult.
instead II the priestly oracle, the oracle
OF his reason and Of his own conscience,
and ne became the great torchbesrer,
the biographer Of Jesus aud the apostles
from "a rational point Of view, unclouded
by supernaturalism and miracle wor-
ship, aud he wrote the "Origin Of
Christianity, and be threw the won
deTful light Of his erudition upon the
Intricate problems of oriental philologJ
and Biblical archaeology and the com
rarative history of religions and brought
sunshine into thousands OF minds where
guperstition aud unoouth cfNdulitV
reigied before. --Menorsh Monthly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
6RRAT DAY AT LANGSTON
Lanpstor UnisersHv ,eHl Be- Dedicated sa
september R9ad

Kangsf0n UntsersHv .sH Be- Dedicated ~
september R9ad
ON the 92nd inst the new university
building at Langston will be formally
dedicated The exercises will be held
% the auditorium Of the new building
and will commence at p m, Septem.
ber 22. Gov. Barnes Prot S ~ Hop.
kIns and other HotAbles viii deliver
addresses.
At o'clock In the evening a confer.
ence will assemble ia the auditorium
for the purpose OF considering the ne
gro race iu Oklahoma This confer
ence will continue la session during
greater part Of the next day, the 2grd
The following Is the progIsm for
this conference
The founding OF Langston E + Nc
CAbe. Guthrie. Discussion. K Bri.
An. Laugston.
Negro journalism In Oklahoma, s
Douglas Russell kinRtisher Discus
sion. n Perkins. Guthrie
The Negro on the Farm in OklAho.
ma, Rev w Dunjee. Choctsw Dis
eEssion, Thompson. WatOnga
LaugBtoa University, Rev l. n
Holt. Guthrie. Col r " ThJmpson
Pawnee
The Negro Ia busineas ln oklahoma
l. h. Norris, Orlsndo.
Tho Negruin literature Ia Oklahoma.
" J &. Johnson. Guthrie.
The Negro In medicine In Oklahoma
DR. A J Aston, Laugston
The Negro In the church ia Oklaho
mo, Rev + J Austin Guthrie. Die
cussion, d. j. Wallace. Langstou.
The Negro population Of Oklahoma
Z. 7. Talliafero, Perry
The Negro woman Ia Oklahoma
Mrs p. h oliver. HI Reno
The Negro in the workshop la Okla
homs, Judge T. l. Sadler, Guthrie
The Negro at the bar in oklahoma
q. w P Brown, Esq Guthrie Dis
eussion. A, L. Ayers, Eco Langston
The Negro la the school Ia Oklaho
ma Prof j W. sharp. Oklahoma
Uity
Negro emigration from Tennessee 10
Oklahoma h U Tyler. KinRfsher
Discussion, A b Dickens. WatonRa
Why the Negro should not emlgrate
from Oklshomo, 4 Emmett stewart.
Guthrie. Discussion 2. h. Tyler,
Aansses
During the discussion 1auplea Of
needle work, inventions OF various
kinda, farm produe s. stock aud
other exhibits shoWing tho possibill-
ties of the negro race, will Do die.
played
Music for tue occasion will be fur
nished by the studeuts OF the univer.
atty and the band Of Guthrie The
eitizenG Of -angAton have mAdei .
psrations aud have decided 10 furnish
lodging for no cents per night. and
board for rs cents a meal
The committee extends "a cordial la
Vaalion 70 All who are Interested la
The welfare a. the negro race 20 be
present on this significant occasion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
CITf IN BRIEF
1ys are cheap at LIllis's drug stor.

Toys are cheap at Lillie's drug store
new
Old Moses and the best whi.kies,
Ell. herfison Ave. 17.tf
See show window OF the Guthrie
Cash Store this evening sss
FoB SALE--A good miloh COW st the
Guthrie Marble Yard
Found, ladies' elk psrssol. En-
quire et the LEADbR Office
In good times smoke Old Times dime
cigar histletoe Bar, Harrison Ave. s
Beautiful plaids for childrens school
dresses al the Guthrie Cash store.
ss 2t.
Ia good times smoke Old Times dime
cigar. Mitletos Bar, Harrison Ave.
Have sou seen that elegant line OF
stationery at Lille & Co.'S cost sale
Tor ten dass only2
An elegant line Of initial letter
seals, wax. etc, iust received a. LII
lies drug store.
Sheriff Pierce came down from New.
Kirk last night with ten prisoners,
charged with larceny.
Remember the shoe sale al the
futhrie Carh Store Saturday, all low
shoes go at 50 cents. So Ct
See our hat display Saturday. Ele-
CANT trimmed hsts cheap sept. 10th
Guthrie Cash Store. IS 9t
The little girl must have a uew
school dress at once. See those beuti-
full 5 cent plads at the Guthrie Cash
Store ss2t.
Gov Barnes signed parden, today,
for Frank l.. ColleY, sentenced to Lam
sing from Perry April, 1897, for black.
mailing
+ b Lille s. Co received last week
the largest consignment of school
books ever shipped 10 the territory 10
me shipment
An elegant ilne Of new silks now
displayed 10 the show window OF the
Guthrie Cash Store IL attracting much
attention. Is u.
Secretary Jenkins, today, comnis.
stoned " McIntirs of Downs =
| nOtAry. aud chartered the EiFst Pres
bytsriAn church, Of Calumet
Mrs Welch 10 located on North End
Street, north OF Hotel Guthrie, those
having cleaning or dying TO DO viii
please remember the place 50 90
On September tenth the Guthrie
Cash store will have an exhibition OF
their entire line OF dress trimmings
Don't fail TO see this line witdlOt
Over 1000 pounds Of pen and pencil
tablets were received by + b. Lille
Co a short time age. The largest
tablet for a nickel you ever saw.
Louis Chrisen and LRfe Kennedy had
small sized scrap this morning on
Division street 10 front Of Stapleton's
building. Neither one was laid up for
repairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Masters is down from Perry,
W r. CroniD. Of st Louis, is In the
city
}. W Talliston, Of Springfield, H.,
Is IN the city
William Meeks was In from Crescent
City yesterday
w. W buchanan was down from
Perry yesterday
Miss Lottie Sanford, Of Tsrrs Hauts
Ind, IL visiting In the city
/ J n Carl returned on noon train
from the Omaha Exposition.
Assistant District Attorney y c Nc.
Guire IL attending court Ia Chandler.
Mont Palmer. OF Ramsay Bros, re
turnsd last night from two weeks
vacation.
I'D ReIreod has taken position In
she Office OF the Halsel Frazer Grocery
company
sMrs. B. ID. smoot left this afternoon
for kansas CITY 10 attend her sister,
who is quite sick
Judge J ". Scothors and Deputy
Marahal Ned Sisson left today for Nor.
man To attend court
Assistant Secretary Mann Of the
OblahomA state Fair Asaociption went
TO Cklahoma City today
Mrs Joe McKeAnd returned on noon
train TO oklahoma City, after . Walt
With Miss OF Royal Hotel.
Mrs DR.. Chaa smith aud children
returned today from an extended
visit With ralstiyes IN Missouri.
Earnest Moore returned today from
81 Paul Milan aud will Al once resume
his poaitioa As foreman Of the LKADEH
bindry
Miss Lulu strang returned last night
from Wichita, where she accompanied
Miss lone Hall, who will enter college
there
Id Loftus. formerly with the stowe
Hardware company. bat now with a
shoe nrm IA wellington, is Ia the city
Tor few days.
Bert ferrisr, the strong boy. Ia down
With fever contracted 10 Cuba lie IL
az the home OF his sister. Mrs. Bert
Ray, on West harrison
superintendent Dolan Of the santa
Re. accompanied by Master Machinist
q. Il Neubert General Foreman b
Crohsi aud Secret Service Agent O. @.
Montgomery, came from the south
todAy on a tour Of inspec ion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
MORTALITY or THE WAR
.ssam $50 soldiers KILLED ." satas ana
s.sasen I.voo and p 600 Of Dls.as.

asaa $50 soldiers KILLED ~ satas ana
ssfusen I.soo and p 600 Of Dissass
The Chicago Tribune prin statis
tee showing the numbsf Of soldiers
who have been killed 10 battle she
have died Of disease In camps during
the war win spain The Tribune
oays
While $50 oiacers apt men have
been killed so battle or died of wounds
received there have died Of disease H.
camps between zoo aud 600 volun
tsers and regulars The Tribune hat
secured the names ef 2s4 who died 10
eamp or transport, or 81 home after
eontraeting the dread malaria Al one
of the camps
There Is DO doubt about the ,214
v hose names have been secured
Neither Is there much doubt thai
there are hundreds dead whose names
could not be secured on account Of
lack OF records and the inability OF
Onwillingness OF army officers to fur.
nish lists Of the dead
The Tribune gives the following
statistics OF dead IN each camp, giving
In every instance full list OF namet
and the nature Of diseases The list
by camps Is as follows,
Camp Thomas. 1852; Santiago. s4l;
San Francisco, 7s. Camp Alger, IS;
Camp Wyeof 60. Jacksonville. 80
Tampa 5s Mama. 7ei Fernandiha,
Lakeland, Camp Meade and other MI
nor camps IN private hospitals A.
home, etc. ll5i state camps 50. trans
ports I'D hospital ships sO total
LISA
Deaths are attti buted 10 the follow
ing eRuses-Typhod fever. SIS, yellow
fever, So; dysenlery. o., meningitis
Az mAlaria, 81 pnemouis, el; causes
reported ss fever, 100. miscellaneous
silmsnts OF diagnosis not reported 5}7.
OF the regular army 9s0 are dead
MASSACHUSETTS is second with l3O. hi.
nois third, with 100, Michigan fourth
with 81 and New York ffth. with s5
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BISHOP AND MRS. BROOKE

faterfab The rris,fy Club Last Might.
Bishop and Mrs. F. X. Brooke gave
a delightful party last night at thelI
pslatial . esidence on Washington ave
TO members OF the Trinity Cluo. com
plimentary to their daughters Mlsse,
Ruth and Louise, who will return tc
Bethany Collage next week and
resnme'thei studies.
was AL enjoyable affair, like ali
entertainments given by the Bishop
and Mrs. Brooke. One Of the features
Of the evening wSs solo by Ralph
seay, The Girl left behind ns
Music by the Colored Mandolin
club waf very fne. Delicious refresh
ments were served The following
we're yfessnt
Messers and Mesdamss; Rev. A. b
Nichols, Frank smith, H. n Leonard,
F. h. Lucas Bishop Brooke.
Mesdames; +. h. Lille. Cora GriG
sell, + 5 Barde.
Misses Rutbe Brooke, Louise
Brooke, Mary Nicholas. Zoe Kimball
Mabel Painter. Adele Kesier. Lillian
Thompson Amy Brooks Bloekis Jam,
lsCn, Alice Paine, Jessie Paine, J.
Vinian Allen. Edith GrisEell, Helen
Green and Anna Sseley.
Messers Sargent Paul Foster u S.V
Carl Havighorst, Ralvh Seay, j. Stu.
art Mckay. Geo Green. De- O. 5. Petty,
Robert Peyt Ed Canhain, Roy Win
ton, Stuart Briggs and Ed Henry
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Another Fatal Accident.

New York, Sept. THE first gust OF
wind that preceded the thunder storm
az $3.50 o'clock this afternoon blew down
the heavy iron superstruction Of new
Pier 80. at the foot of West 18th street.
killlnk two men and injuring ten others.
There were 80 men at work on this su-
perstructure on the pier when II fell IN
on them.
SAMUEL PATTERSON.
JAMES LEONARD. died on the way
to the hospital.
J. MALONE
GEORGE LILLE.
ANDREW BRIBNECR. Hoboken.
right arm fractured.
CHARLES BOsTwICR. Jersey city
scalp wounds and fracture Of ribs.
OSCAR ORLANDO. Jersey city. ribs
fractured
The new pier Is 300 feet long and Is
being erected by the Wilson Steamship
company The heavy Iron beams and
glrders were up and the iron roof was
on. When the storm loomed up from
the southwest. "A tremendous blast or
wind rushed In under the superstruc-
ture aid fairly lifting II from the pier.
allowed II to drop again IN mass OF
twisted and gnarled debris. burying the
men under II.
During the lull that interviewed be-
tween the FIRST roar OF the wind and
tho sharp metallic creakings OF the
twisted and rlven iron. could be heard
pltiful cries and means OF the wound
ed. The unlnjured men made a rush
for the shore end of the pier and hud %
died together. trembling with fear IN
the large shed OF the timekeeper ), leav-
Ing their fellow workmen crying pitt
fully for help lying under the mass Of
twisted iron, all OF them too badly
treightened 70 assist in releasing the
injured men. An alarm OF fire was sent
in aud soon brought out the companies
of hremen, who went to work 70 rescua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
LATE NEWS MOTIFS
serlpps MeRas L.snn.

scripps Mekae League
The saltan Of Morocco aud Muley
Aodalla Aria are reported mortally ill
A copy Of the caars disarmamsnt
note has been received by the Pope
IL % stated that the next papal con
slatory viii not be held before March
The Plant steamer has returned 10
Key West from her frst regular trip 10
Havana. She reports the latter city
qaiet and the prices OF neeessArles
lower. The mardet ls we'll supplied,
In Galveston public sentiment now
faVors the strikers. The Houston Light
5aards left today, refusing longer 10
guard the Mallory wharfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

Territory ofsOklahoma, County OF Lo.
gan, ~. ln Probate Court. Notice Il
hereby given that on the sth day Oi Sep
tember, A. d. 1898, Kate Kennedy filed Ia
tue probate court OF Ehe'county of Logan
and Territory OF Oklahoma a petition
praying for letters OF administration 20
be Issued 10 her, Kate Kennedy upon the
estate % William III. Kennedy deceased
late Of the eOGnty of Logan and Territory
OF Oklahoma. And pursuant 20 An order
~ said probate court. Saturday. the sth
dsv OF October, A. ID 1898. al the hour OF
O'Clock IN Of said day. that being a
day of the regular September term, A ID.
1888 OF said probate court, has been ap-
pointed as the tine for hearing aid Appli-
cation, when and where any person inter
ested may cOntesL said petition by hltI 4
written opposition thereto on the z Ound
0f ineompeteney OF the applicant, or may
assert his own rights 10 the administra-
tion and praT that letters be issued 70
himself
Witness, John @, Foster. Judge OF the
pr bate court VI the county Of Logan.
and the seal Of the court am xed the stl
day OF Septem bef A ID. is0o.
J. c. FOSTER. Probate Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
PLEURlsY QUICKLY CURE

/ have suffered the most excrucisti
pains Ia the side. The Doctor said
was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm "a
me almost instant relief when eVel
thing else failed aud permanently cur
me. / took It and had some warm
and rubbed on strong.
Mrs ELIzABEra PARCELS.
Marcus Hook. Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

There Is no need OF any one suffering
with asthma If they viii use Brazilian
Balm. Mrs. s. r. Smith. SIS East Eagar
street, Baltimore, Did say9. zone bot
tie OF your Brazil Balm has done
mosS 80 relieve my little daughter OF
asthma than anything have ever tried,
aud ! have tried everything could
hear Of, and many doctors haVe treated
her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08
Pneumonia Cured.

hirs. A. Lawrence, of Beaver, p
says. Brazilian Balm brought me 9
OF a severe attack of pneumonia
splendid shape. Il is a wonderful rel
edy for coughs and lung troubles. AIS
Tor outward use, for barns, cold sor'
aud chapped hauds and face Il cur
ike nseic. Il is ingaluabls IN :
family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

4 Cold nag 10 iAs Possession. Of d., stsss.s
D.. Stevens is celebrating the arrival
OF hne boy baby Al his home. Il
arrived yesterday, and The doctor says
Il Is a Cleveland gold bug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

The malls ara collected from the
boxes.in the business portion Of tbs
city as follows:
Morning 1890. Afternoon siso p m.
and $40 p. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

10 care Constipation Forever.
I4ke CaacareIs Candy Csthartlo -. 4, -.
= 9 9 9 ~ 70 sara dfaasIsIs zen, Ia .,.,..ss
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hrs Captain II Hubbard. Of Milford.
Dsl., sayt. Brazilian Balm saved my
b0y's life. He began just like the one
Ne lost with Group. We gave him a lew
dOses he quickly dropped 10 sleep.
and MAS ~ right in the morning"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-08

Ahe tolloWlng 10 roster OF the cd "a.
eAtors who viii have charge OF the
Guthrie city schools FOR the next school
year AL are good teachers aud viii
accomplish much toward making onr
schools famous
cgRIRAL SCHOOL
Z. w Stevens, principal of High
school aud building
Miss Ettie hihes. assistant
Miea Anna r, Stevens elghth grade
Miss Minnie Eeach. seventh grade.
Miss Minnie Shepherd. fourth grade
hiss Ida w Belt, third grade
Misc Mary h Aehley, second grade
Misc Lena Osborne, hrst grade
CAPITAL SCHOOL
Mrs Julia Ryan, principal sixth
grade
hias Anna seely. sixth grade.
Mas Adele kester, fourth grade.
Miss Jennie Seaman, third grade.
Miss Eliza Oldham, second grade.
Miss ~. Lizzie Kuntz, frat grade.
hiss Marguerite Byrns, hrst grade
eANSaR SCHOOL
Miss Alma Carson, principal, afth
and sixth grades.
Misa Nettle d. Morris. fourth and
eth grades
frs. r, l.. Mitchell, third grade.
hiss Mamie Howe, second grade.
Miss Nellie ID kysar, hrsl grade.
LINcOlS SCHOOL.
5 Tucker, principal
Dortcbie stTang, assistant.
X +. West, sixth aud Eevsath grade
hilss w CuLningham, fifth aud sixth
grades.
Marie oHatt. third and fourth grade
Carrie Lsngeton, second and third
radee
Ella N Jackson. frst grade
nlaa Baker, Capitol Hill Annex.
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NOTICE

| First published In Oklahoma Leader Sep.
| tam har 1909
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HOME TEsTIMoNIALst
An Asthma Cure.

OR SALE By WALLACE x MULLFR.
The courier., 1898-11-05
FALL SHOES
Of
$3 and $3.50
ARE THE BEST
Try them.
/ WEBSTER I RODGERS
1O43 o Street.

Albert Turpin's School Of Dancing is
located at 1872 N street, it being now in
its third season. Careful instruction in
all kinds Of society dancing, the cotillion
and department. The evening class
meets Mondays. Children's class Sat
urday 30 p. m, and arrangements may
be made for private classes and private
lessons. References satisfactory to Mr..
furpin will be required Of all prospective
pupils. The academy has been newly
furnished and decorated and will be
rented to private parties, cotlllion clubs,
etc. at reasonable rates. For further
information call Or address Turpin's
Dancing Academy, 1872 N street, Lin
coin, Neb.
The courier., 1898-11-05
First Publication November 5, 4t.)
LEGAL NOTICE.

w. 8. Neale, whose first name 10 un-
known, will take notice that on the 3rd
day OF November. 1893, Milton H. Ever
EFT and Jerome o. Everett, as plaintiffs.
filed their petition in the District Court
of Lancaster county, Nebraska, against
said Neale, defendant. the object and
prayer OF which is to recover from said
Neale the sum OF $4,000 with interest
from the 10th day Of September, 1893,
for and on account OF services rendered
by said plaintiffs as physicians and sur.
geons for said Neale between the 23rd
day Of July and the 10th day OF Septem-
Der, 1898. An attachment has been is
following described property, to-wit:
Lots 8. 6, and Z, in Chase's second
subdivision Of lot 6, Of the northwest
quarter section SO, township 10, range 6
east. Lots and 6 in Barnes sub iivi-
sion OF lots 13 and IA in block 2, East
Park Addition to the city OF Lincoln.
Lot IL, block 2, East Park Addition to
the city of Lincoln. North AK feet. lot
16. Houtz and BaldwiDis Subdivision OF
q part OF the eaet one-half OF the south
west quarter OF section 10. township 10,
range east, Lancaster county. Nebras-
ka. Lot 20 OF Yates and Thompson's
Subdivision Of lot Ii Of Miller's Subdi-
vision. Lots and 6 in BaIne Subdi-
vision Of lots l3 and IA in block 2, East
Park Addition. Lot 3, block 6, East
Park Addition. Lots and 10 block 6,
Trester's Addition to the city of Lincoln.
Defendant is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 5th
day OF December, 1898.
CHAs. o. WHEDoN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The courier., 1898-11-05
AT The FUNKE.
THE HERRMANyS.


Adelaide and Leon Hermann appear
at the Funke opera house on Friday
evening. November 1lth. Leon Herr
mann will entertain his audieu ce With
the most marvellous sleight OF hand,
and mystify with the most startling illu-
sions ever seen in this city. In the art
of palming he stands alone. He was for
many years the idol Of France. His an
nual tours did not extend over an occa.
sional trip to st. Petersburg and few
Of the large cities OF Continental Europe.
His beloved France vas all sufficient for
him, and he was content with the emol-
uments showered upon him by his
countrymeD. 1t was not until Alexander
Hermann died. that he extended his
tours to this country.
The peerless Adelaide Hermann will
present several new dances. In colors,
lights and general effects a positive rev.
elation is promised.
The courier., 1898-11-05
LITERARY NOTES.
IContinued from page 81

er. The matter will be brought before
q Court Of Honor Of old generals. There
will be deal OF talk. and finally un-
meaning declarations will be exchanged.
What would have been the use Of this?
So gave it up
1t is probable that Prince Bismarck
dropped his blood thirsty plan because
he knew that Count Won Caprivi was
only the executor OF the emperor's will
The courier., 1898-11-05
MATINEE MUSICALE.

The third meeting Of the Matinee
Musicale was held on Monday afternoon.
The attendance was large and several
new members we're elected. The first
artist recital for the season wac
announced to occur on the evening
Of November 14th and will take
the place OF the regular afternoon meet
ing. Admission to the members will be
by membership ticket. The concert
will be given by vocal quartette from
the musical club Of Topeka. One Of the
ladies is fine solo singer and one q vio-
linist and an attractive program will be
presented At the conclusion OF the
business session an interesting program
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Campbells report Of the meeting
Of directors OF the General Federation
OF Musical clubs, was followed by q pap
or by Mrs. John Doane on The Dramst-
ic IN Music" The piano numbers were
given by Miss Lucy Haywood and Miss
Mary Smith, vocal by Mrs. C. E San
derson, Mrs. ID. M. Butler, Miss Iora
Holmes. Miss Pauline Maud Oakley and
Mrs. E. Lewis Baker.
The courier., 1898-11-05

Hewitt-Washington was an excep-
tional man.
Jewett-Yee, he's the only one ever
heard Of that made reputation chop
ping wood.
The courier., 1898-11-05

Minister-What! sailing boats on Sun
day? Don't you know enough te re-
member the Sabbath?
Tommy Traddle,-Naw. I'm 100 busy
rememberin' the M jaime.
The courier., 1898-11-05

The time has come to lay
in your WINTERS COAL
and wood. See Gregory,
corner Eleventh and o, be-
fore b1ying.