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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
Broke Ills Skull with a Piece of Iron.

Thomas Fl. johnson. a truck driver. OF 34S
Oakland avenue. Greenpoint. quarreled yes
terday morning with three companions In the
point, One OF the men struck Johnson on the
head with, a piece Of, iron, fracturing his, skull.
he succumbed, He was taken to ST. Catha-
rine's Hospital His companions, Timothy Nc
Carly. Michael McDermott and Caspar Zacher,
were arreAted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
Private wells,s Funeral.

KINGSTON. Jan. 1.-Private Granville Wells.
who died OF typhoid fever at Honolulu while
with Company NJ, First REGIMENT. New York
State Volunteers. was buried here to-day. The
Hath Separate Company. Company NJ, the
Knights OF Pythias. and other societies at
tended. Although the temperature was near
the zero mark, fully 1000 men and women
stood in the snow In the cemetery watching
tho military aeryipnR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
rro MoSraa ZOE ! VIE nslrEs.
scoHed At Magistrate POOLE Good Advice
and WINS Punished.

When William Coleman OF 361 Cherry street
was arraigned yesterday in the Essex Market
Court charged with beating his wife. MaGis-
trate Pool said to him Coleman. you ought
to make IN your mind and 40 to church instead
of saloons. and then you would not go home
like a savage and beat your wife"
TIL church and are strangers" replied
Coleman. Il went there once too often. and
that was the last time. when l married this
woman
the Magistrate. Il was going 10 let you of.
Now | will give you two months on the Island. "
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TROLLEY CAR AND WAGON COLLIDE.
Wagon Smashed, Horse Injured, and Troll
lev Passengers shaken Up.

4 wagon driven by Frederick Stricken. a
grocer OF Eighteenth avenue. Bath Beach,
while crossing the tracks OF the Nassau Rail
road at Bath avenue and Bay Sixteenth street
Yesterday was run into by trolley car B35. The
wagon was smashed, the horse hurt, and the
fender and dashboard OF the car were broken.
The passengers were much shaken up. and
Stricken, was thrown from his wagon and
slightly hurt.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot Of Cham bers
street, as follows, and hvo minutes earlier from
West I'D street:
ONO A. M.-yestibuled Express daily for Bing.
J.Oo hamton, wsy,orly, Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford.
s).00 T.. M.-ve.lbule limited Fast mail daily:
%:O'J solid train for 0ni,agos arriye at Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
=.20 T.. M.-BnGalo and Cleveland yesubuled
Bradford 20 A. NJ. jamestown 73OO A. NJ, Youngs.
town 1927 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p. NJ. sleeperS
70 Buffalo and Cleveland, Cafe Library Car.
q. = y. M.-Daily solid train for Binghsmton.
J:l - EImira, wayerly, chicago, sleopers to Hor'
TIcKETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, 1I3, 26I, 4oI aud
ab7 BroadwHl I27 BuwcIy, 1919 East I25th st.. and
27a West 18th q; %rh9mbors and West 23d q. for
rles, New York. 33S and $40 Fulton st., nS Brosd way,
Brooklyn; l22 River st, Hoboken, and Jersey City
Station, New York Tran sfer 60, calls for and checks
baggage from hotels and rcsidencas to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
Real estate .for SaIs-Gpuutrs.

A HOME, employ ment and Independence await all
N who locate in the growing colony at Chicora. S.
c.; nice truck farms Of 10 10 40 acres each Oh easy
terms; only $3.50 down, balance your own terms;
houses built to purchasers own plans, and payable
small monthly i~nstailmentsi house to live in free
every purchaser, excellent soil, good railroad tacil'
tiles, nearby markets, purest water. good nelghbors,
and every possible advantage; no snow, ice or freez.
ing weather, but balmy and delightful the year
round. Excursions Jan. 3 and 2 at greatly reduced
rates. Write or call for further particulars.
RISLEY s., 10 Chamber st.
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asal estate Hanted.

QUICK ACTION.
! will pay cAEh for good equities in Manhattan
Real Estate. Owners only. ALBERT T, FOSTER,
room sl5, III 9th ayp corner 18th ST. . to / O'Clock.
Phone 1908 18th.
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Aipidenas and gntersst.

DETROIT CITIZENS STREET RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Coupons maturing January LIST. ls9a. from list
consolidated mortgage . per cent. ten year bonds.
due 1909. will be paid January Sd, 1900. aud after,
on presentation TO the New York Security and Trust
CoDhoanV
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RAilraaas.
Pennsylvania


.,,
bssbrossc, aud o5tl anddt stress.
landt streets is ten minutes later than that given be-
!.1S Ios rysnty; ,aEd strsgt 81 TN, noso, p..,,.
car New York TO %pit,sburg. Slcei ing Gar Pi'tsburE
BOO \. u. TENNSILVANiK LIMITED. Pullman
seryascn C%s. ''H For Sh Rais"E' C ie%S e i Toie do,
Cincinnati ln9,9nappli. l. i%nIsy,illg, 81 LIMs
For Nash,yille WA Cncinnatt. indianapolis, Gil.
StHo =. ". WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago.
10 i9ledI EXCEPT SIT SstS WTsEirp rvpprss ror
y Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
no r. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS For pi,tsburr
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
s,sa +. VI. MAIL ANT EXPRESS Pullmnn Bunet
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona. Eaat Liberty.
Pittsburg. and points West. daily except sunday.
WASHINGToN AND SOUTH.
'i car, T 4 A., Ti 2!S;o, "iS 30 B BiPD @co %Srl; sSS% 'PIiiS,nE
al Parlor and Dining Cars, t:2o qin,ng Carr. $50
n:ao, Io;5o dining carr 4. Nj, ,siso "GonSrcssionSi
Lin = all Parlor and Dining Sars.s lao Dining
s6TihTRN RIiTwAY.-ESprcss 1i;2o p. H., TAOS
ATLANTiW COAST I~lNE,-Express. ai2o A. N. and
oHEstPEGkE And OHIO RAlLwAY.At6o P. NJ.
FOR .oLp POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-1,so
AfLl n HSSt ci irIs nIa 20 So; :. Il +. Nc d", days cposbros.e.
and Gosrlandt Streets 2loP :; M Through yestis
bNltu Thin, bUIt INTlpT NdTS, hSbtnStT SObNu
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l2:bu L. NJ. week days. .
Long Branch, Asbury Park tInterlaken, Sundays,
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Tween.
ty.third Street Station, $3.50 A. NJ. 1920, 500 and
$3.50 p NJ. sundays, p;nO A. NJ. 1850 p. NJ. from
Dcsbrosses and ,ortlandt Strcetsl, p;lO A.. NJ,
12:ho. $40 and $40 4. NJ. sundays, p:45 A. M.
5:l5 p. NJ. lid rI
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. 1870. $50, $40. $50, n:2u (9:5O Penna, Linz
ited, @'Ho Dining Carr. 1880 Dining Carr. 1850
A.. NJ, l2!5O, 1850. 2:5o, $50, 4!2o. 4!2o Dining
Car, 30, lDining Carr, 5;ho Dining Carr. I:4o,
s;5nP. NJ, l2'o5 night. sunday $40, 500, s:5o.
h:2O, i:dO Limited, 1870. 1880 Dining Carr A. NJ,
1850 dining Carr. a:5o, AGO Dining Car). 4:5o
dining Carr, 800 Dining Carr, TAO. 500 p. NJ,
1908 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 4G1, a44. 1895, 1923, III, aud
26l Broadway, | Aston House. West Twenty.third
Street Station, and stations foot of Desbrosses
and Corillndt Streets; 4 Court Street, $40 Fulton
Street, ~ Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
station, Brooklyn; Station, Jersey City, The New
York Transfer Conpan will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "2751 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Cab Service. e.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General PGss'r Agent.
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5liriafnas and sntrress.

THE DENVER AND mo GBANpER n. RICO.
HE Board Of DIRECTORS has this day deolafeda
net csrnings on the Preferred Capital stock, payable
The transfer books OF the preferred stock will ,loa
A. = NJ. on Jan; 10, 1881, and reopen rspg on The morn
New York, Dec. -. lsos. Chairman q the Board.
OFFICE GGEERbBHhsE c SArlsSH SQUARE
First Mortgage Bonds o. III" ccmpsny. vii be paid,
with interest thereon. a the Mercantile Trtitt 90.
pDn " : . U.s. JAMES c. YOUNG Treasurer.
Ihass . gsSS A sosrd q Directors SsS oTrt have VS' to.dsT
declared a semi-anuual dividend of SEVEN "a PER
SpSIa 5Ess Of Of t ssdi G' Sf iEiu 'ss ate. 3D. 1922 to
The transfer books will remain closed until Janu.
w. NJ. BENNETT. Cashier.
rTHE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the city Of
- New YORK. New York Dec. 22nd. ISps' Inc
snnnsl d di7iaenG Of THREE &GNsBb oNE.HhLF PEF
CENT free of tax, payable on md latter january rd
The transfer books will close ct 8 P. NJ. this date
CHARLES H.. PATTERSON,
Coupons due January |. 1920, from the Wheeling
l. Lake Eric Railway co. Wheeling Diyision) FIRST
tation on and y Ss%i; January ), 1898, at the Central
Trust Company of New York.
MINNEAPOLIS q st. LOUIS n. II. co.
Bonds Of this Company will be paid after that date
upon presentation at the ot1ce OF the Central trust
Company. % Wall Street, New York.
F. II. DAVIS. Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE, HENDERSON 6 ST. LOUIS
RY. co.
Coupons due January LIST, 1892, Will DO paid on
and after January I'D, on presentation at the banking
offices of Messrs. Thomas K Post, II Broadway.
EDWIN NJ. POST, Secretary.
BRIDGEPORT TRACTION COMPANY.
The coupons OF the BRIDGEPORT Traction Company,
after Jan. 3. at the once OF edmond, Kerr L Co.. II
Wall st, New York City.
rTHE AMOUNT APPLICABLE for payment to the
L holders OF the coupons due January /, 1899, OF
the Express Coal Line Class b Bonds Is So on each
coupon, payable upon surrender Of the coupons at
this ONCE. THE STATE TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
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NEW YORK sun OFFICE, NEWARK. Mp.

N3 BROAD ST. ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE
ORDERS AT IL ADDRESS, WHERE THE
SANE CARR AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN
AS Al MAIN OFFICE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02

90 Murray Street. New York, Dec p. 1895,
Coupons due Jan, ], 1899, on the First Mortgage
Gold Bonds Of this company will be paid upon pres.
entation on and after that date at the office uf the
York. WILLIAM T. BAIRD Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
CLYDE LINE,
CUNARD LINE VI, re 9I HEySKR9Sh
From Pier 10. y. r.. foot Clurkson SO.
LINE.
COMPAGkIE GENEAALE TRANSATLANTLQUE.

DIRECT LINE no H~AVRE-PARIS RAN
sailing a follows at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. A.. North River, foot Morton st.
La Gascogne ....... Jan lila Normandie. .. Jan. 29
La Champagne. Jan. IA La GascoGnc. ....... Feb. !
La Bret8gnc. So. Jan. II La Cham agne. Feb. IL
first-class passage to Hayre, $40 and upward.
GenI Agency for L. =. and Can, 3 B0wlingtireen NY.
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IDAHO CRY. Dec. 24.-At Florence. Fink 4
the ihs" .ssn sre 1fTree,e9,pg,oHldd 'n pTo 1saGfsr ' Of Ba mrnS;
Hump, IN Idaho county. Assays of the ore
ran very high. Hsrnett IL Heitsman's claim IN
Also showing up well.
Anderson Il Woodburn have again started
M the Pheasant mill at Grimes Pass.
Last Tuesday the third payment was made
on nineteen claims on More Creek.
ing at Cold Springs Fiat and extending down
has" Tor many years been Known 10 ne sood'
The Texas Company Is developing a free
gold quartz mine at the head OF Charlotte
Gulch, five miles above Pioneer.
Congressman Gunn is negotiating a sale OF
d large number Of good placer claims on Boise
More Greek.
ALASKA,
SEATTLE. Dec. 26.-The l2O- STAMP mill Of
the Alaska United, which was completed on
Nov. 10. has made o successful run on ores
from the Treadwell lode. and will be actively
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-02
DOMINION M

For Old POlnt Comfort. NOTlOIh, NeWpOrt News.
Portsmouth. Piuner's Point. Richmond.
Beach, Va. and Washington, u. c. Freight
and passenger steamers sail from Pier 20. SOrth
River. every week day. except Saturday, at NJ.
Saturday at { p. NJ.
". l.. GUIiLAGDEU, Vice PRIEST. and Trathc Mgr.
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LOUISVILLE, HENDERSON s ST. LOUIS

Coupons due January LIST, 1899. will DO paid on
and after January I'D. on presentation at the banking
offices of Messrs. Thomas X post. II Broadway.
EDWIN N. POST. SRcretArY.
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Tucson, Dec. 22.-The South Bisbee Copper
Mining and Townsite Company. at their No. .,
On the corners Of the Magnet. Triangle and
John F.. Jr. claims, about one mile south OF
Bisbee. are now down 70 a depth OF 800 feet.
and at this level the Indications are good.
Mr., Holborn is the owner Of the San Juan
group Of copper mines IN the Lone Star dis
Eau Juan the 2OO.ioot level has been reached.
Gently shipped from the mine brought S1.l40.
The Reward mine: an extension Of the San
up black glance oxide and carbonate ore.
The Lone star, owned by Lindsey and An
derBon. is bonded to Peoria people. Ore At
the bottom OF a lG5-foot shaft. assays from 30
70 SO per cent. COPPER. and the ledge is about
two feet wide.
From Baboquivari gold properties. owned by
Allison Brothers and Wicks.:comes the report
that at a depth OF 100 feet free gold shows up
plainly. Allison Brothers received "a shipment
from the mine this week and the net income
from tho mine will be about $1,000 a month.
II is reported that Ellis. Irish 4 Baxter
have uncovered a large vein Of copper ore in
their Fresnal group of mines. Some OF the
assays shows over 20 per cent. copper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-16

niture within the last few weeks from
90 60 90 per cent while the heavy dry
goods dCnlcrs havc been forced Co do
the same These merchants declare
that they are poweriess 90 prevent
this nui were they 90 compla,c .hcse
trasts would make 90 impossible for
them o. buy the uppli.s necessary for
them 20 contiu3c in business one
large concern afseris that She retail
dealers and smaller jlb houses are 40.
solutely 10 tho power Of these trusts
and that they mgst fabmi, 90 the eX.
toriiou or go out ot business
The Capital. editorially, warns the
Republican party o., the impending
dsurer aud that 80 must cease lts pro.
lection 90 these trusts or the c0nse
luences viii be the Inevitable over
throw o. Tie party.
u closes this fcrarARb Protest
with this declaration
I'VE are not a'armists, bat we are
impressed with the belief that The pco
pie OF the United states are facing 90.
day o. menace 90 ,he peace o. tae couu
try as so o. aud powerful a, was slav
ery iu 1851 lu 1900 IL win bo nation
al isfuc lu that contest wc believe
that che Eepao..Ia party viii be- oz
the Side oftle people enc against tne
crim.na, .rcets TIE po uga, party
thh s,Iads As she protector aud prs
moter of the allied moueyed interests
crushing cut small competitors and
Increasing the cost a. living for the
purpose 90 maintaining as proftabi,
billions OF dollars worth of gambling
trust stocks, ought 20 and will &,
down la gnominious defeat
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~Two wunEy rEAMr,.,



NIp Ecarug Farce Comedy at Mchsa-
none eu Nostunber g4nd
Manager ners announces that uex /.
"Wednesday, November e2. will bee tuc
tx laughing night ot the theatrica
ason uf iso1-iDO0, when that MERRY.
.. oRliny comedy, Two Merry Tramps
.vli! b. prosecuted. This play has pos.
slbly made more people forget their
troubles for an evening ana created
more genuine laughter .hau any OF
the farce comedies which have been
seen Of .ate years The author claims
plot fu- thc play, but when asked 90
define Il cApl aims 10 a. be plot uron
the par ~ she comedians 20 c3nvalse
tLc audience with nughfer and while
hilhrlfy fonrtints pr yes fatal it sell.
don occurs, $50 the actors are safe in
continuing the conspiracy An unusu
ally large gad capable company OF
c1met laus, tInCerr, dancers and musi-
clans have hesn engaged Zoe this sea-
some nroiuetlon. New fougs. musical
nun rrrs. etc. wil De introduced in
quick succession during each act. aud
Is, the company ear les q lnc band aud
orchestra, nlsu splendid male quar-
tatte, 500 mu Iaai atnr.s will be
Hu.I lee--a ..eth ur al says
Jlcl ni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-16

THr financial sharks are advocating
che purchase by the government OF its
owu outstanding bonds Ia ortcr 60 get
some Of the money now locked 10 The
treasary into circulation they say
this Ia necessary 10 the preservation OF
business activity, Pour or Eve year,
pgo most Of the money new IN the ma
tlonal vaults was "in circulation, ana
the fnanciers were urging Uncle sam
20 sell bonds 10 order 20 restore conf
dencc" lisa great game. in which
the gamblers win both aomirg ana
roing.
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BN RtOtEsr

Eitfhaurt fo UeoFen Uis Cafe oyster.
ii.h and tame
A. the earnest solicitation % mum
Der ~ his old customers VIM Ritz.
haIpt has decided 90 reopen bis cafe
and restaurant. The opening win bc
Friday - this week. Mr Hit haupt
will serve snort orders strictly and his
lard,r win contain az Az times the
freshest oysters, b'ucpoints iu she'll.
New fOTas counts, thrimps. Gsh and
game Celery ard lettuce supplies
will ue received daily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-16

The Santa Re Route has Issued a
limited edition Of hAndsome six.
months' calendar, July 90 Decent Der.
comprising six color reproduction.
SAIL Inches each, 81 RurOanks cele-
orated Pueblo Indian portraits. which
were this seasons arr sensation. and
nave hitherto only been reproduced in
hrush aud Pencil. Attractivelv bound
with engraved cover representing an.
Client Aztec calcndar stone. Ohialnanlo
for ~ certs az Atchison. Topeka s.
santa fc railway local ticket ohice
Ouly few copies left. Call early.
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Weekly Leader Price SOC. AT rouR
Farm and Home, &C. FoH
Webster Dictionary Zoe. IN
Atlas Of tho World Zoe. IbHH
Total $3.50 W

TuECONPhEHENsTVE WEBSTER nlC-
IlohAkl if work of extraordinary inter-
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Etiquette " Letter MritluW iu. Use of lapI-
Gals. N, Punctuation OF Postal Gtldc
lt contains lE pages haudspmelf bound ln
Imitation leather covers, anN M especially
df ff.Furd fFr pNk kct pHr
ATLAS oF IHE WORLD and CITY Guide
AhlH iE tNr unFt cuM prfhruhiff aud val
sable nD|t ul lfs hln1 over pNuisrled and
r1ltainN 'l page hfautfui cniorcl maps
Iue maIt are not chtAu prints they are
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maps cover nutOnlF ihr world IN "A general
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INK tnt most important points 'l ihc whole
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III appears that Artie cxF Florors haye
come 90 the conclusion that the north
pole IS in the midd Of great sea.
This be-. & the case, they VIII have %
swim Cor ii or walk over The Zee ip
ropes % this dispatch irom New
York says walter Wel.msL the
Arctic explorer II G. Bridgeman,
commander oi the PeAry expedition q
1892. Professor " r. Brewer. O.; Yale,
who was a memb riof the HarF.mau
expedition Alaska thir year and
DR. I. A Coos Of the Belgian Antarctic
expedition, delivered addresses last
night a. the meeting OF the Artic club
In this city Each explorer told % his
most recent trip to the polar region
and illustrated the scenes described
with lantern slide pictures. Mr. Well
man said that Il hPA come 90 be Tbs
general opinion .go.r Arctls e..
plorers shat the ,e way q
reach the NORTH 5ir 4ss Wy q dast
from the fArthest 4. .. on tae laar
toward the pole a. the season whti
the ce was safe Explorations ha'
shown that the pole, wherever 8
might be, was in the midst % grca
sea, aud thc last 800 miles mast b
made across this sea
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Program for the Thanksgiving meet
ing Of the teachers assucial Tor and
reading circle, Thursday, Novembs ?
80. i'ao pm.
Muse.
Invocation.
Music solo by Miss Oldham.
What do with She bad boy j. I.
McDaniels.
The giggling girl--Miss Harris.
The indolent boy - c. C.Woodworth
The Indifferent pupil, Ross Dock
erty.
My troubles IN school tard.nest. .--
Miss Busch
Irregular attendance. Ira Williams
Pupils without books 90 walker
Fields.
Paper How keep good order" by
Professor g. W. stevens Discussion
- Priu. Calvert, Miss Carson, J nor
ton
TUESDAY xoRSfSe. pTc. 8.
Roll cal 81 teachers by district
Responses from Loncfeilow.
Music
Recitation Miss Edna kcklcy
Solo. Miss Blanche Hoge.
Pape- How busy the little tolk,'
Ars. Ryan discussicu by Misses Byrnc
henson and Justice.
Paper: How ! secure thc co opcru
on of the patrons" Miss Armstrong
discussion ty George Martin. 10y
Williame James Durec. Prof Long
ArrEsNOON.
Paper How ! use the district o..
brary, Ross Docserty discussion by
Walker Fields
Reading circle work.
Paper The Grading % couutry
school. Ptin. huhlman. discussion by
Miss stevens, Miss Good and Mrs..
Pinkham
FAtuBnAi, pEC. 2-FOErNonH.
DebRtc-'Should corporeal punish
ment ever be- administered in the
school room Affirmative. G. ID Jones.
r. =. Trapp ard Frank Cooper mega
tive. Bert Irmblg. Ni son Gable and
T. n Rcipe
Paper The good obtained bv a..
tending teachers reading circles, by
Miss Cora Brown
Address by Hon s y ucpsins
kTrE.NOoN.
Muse
Recitation
Music.
Reading circle work, chapters i2 Ans
shoup's History and Sci nee % Ed
ucatiou led by superintendent Camp.
bell.
The place of meeting Will te The
Cauffnf I.ffv Ru.fnnEe loIfattr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-16

Paul Gilmore, the young romantic
actor who 60 90 appear az D'Artaguan
in the "Musketcers' at the Mukenuou
opcra house November lo. rs hrm bo.
Never that the histrion.e art has kept
pace with the modern progress and
that the stage % s Hs many worthy
actors now as ln thc sl-caied "balmv
DAYS OF the dramu.
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TnE Hon. Amcs Ewing Is returning
from Ohio With IDEAS on his m.rd and
q gloom Of sadness IN ne make ap.
Amos would rather BE- moved by the
literally corssste than the frlratively
abstract.
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THE T0PEka tAPTIAEs WARNgND
AGAINST TnE TEUNrs

The Topeka Capita, the adin.uistr'.
ton organ for Kansas, has createo
CONSERVATION among Rep blica = aud
the Republican bosses Of the partT bg
warning 10 against tue trusts. 10
prints several columns ot interviews
with leading business men ~ the Kan
sns capital from hich .t Is showo
that these trusts have advanced the
pr' es OF tae Articles they coutra from
40 10 iCV per Gems i9r commodities in
tho daily use ~ tae peorie. la thete
interviews tho merchants deelar that
they see CD hope oi lower pr eca ot
these staple,, and thcg esplam that
the crease Is wholly doe 30 tho bis
trusts ani eonbi aiious among tbe
mauuiaot rcrs. bis shown that faT
nit ne dca ers have boon compelled a.
advance she price on AZ grades Of far
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The stars drop once in a while.
Our prices are dropping all the
time; millinery sale fhursday.
Friday and Saturday Of this week
Come and see how we drop prices.
The Fair.
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hNoriER sNAt.

rrrc ltoauhIp in f.e Capital Ci.' nat-
urt College
TIIE lHAuEa Wl give a $50 scholar
shin in the young man or woman
nfIngi if. lu thf Itt ent number Al paid
moAthlv subscriptions o. the Daily
leader bg necemher i0fn isDl This
aN riao oatn go all Iht ,ia-y Leader
is co Ceuts month
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SESAroR HAvESs Of Enid 10 opposed
10 statehood unlsfs be hEs the promise
OF q job. senator Havers .t queer
ash. Som ,body ought % drop him u
line