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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24
Personal Mention.

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ttssssessEsssesssF sssssasE
J. Ames is back from Carthage.
y. NJ. Taylor is here from Chicago.
Q. Kline is here from Kansas City.
Judge Pugh Ia over from Woodward.
J. c. Dulsney IL down from Perry.
" c. Pickett Of 81 Louis. is in Gath.
rie.
T. A. Millspsugh IN here frGm 81
Joe.
n. stevens is over from Weather
ford
y J. Hesrn. Of So Louis, is q. the
James $. Judd. ofAtchison, is at the
Royal.
81, y. A. smith is up from oklahoma
W. Y. Douven is up from Ohiahoma
wa. JOn,s is mp from okiAhoma
City.
9. e. Isersl is in the city from ST.
y. y Owens Of Milwaukee is q. the
Royal.
ThOs. A. Hutton Ia here from New
York.
:. A. Drnnmond is over from Hen
nestey.
Mrs. haude Goodrich is back from
hulhsll.
II; r. Batterton. Of cineinnst. is at
the Royal.
Mp. J. ". Mlios, Of KiuEasAsr, is
at the Royal.
Miss Temp Harmon has returned
from Norman.
Joe BAnastsr, Of Oklahoma City IA
reg!stsred Al the Royal.
Wm. Maxwell aud ". r. Gott are
eere from Kansas City
Cook Horton. OF Pawnee, 10 visiting
the family Of Henry Harmon.
hrs. T.. @. Andrews Of Newkirk IL
tao guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Beat.
Mrs. Frank Rinebart Ia entertaining
her u0cle, J. NJ Mcclellan OF Troy,
KAS.
Elmer Solomon aud Fred w. Hunter
OF King fisher are In Guthrie to see the
sights.
n.o.e.. uo....- -. - -
saltwater last night 10 Walt during
fair week.
Col. Amos Oil Diving arrived In the
city today and will remain during
Carnival week.
Mrs II r. Glazier OF Orlando is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. Geo. n.
Dodson.
Mrs. John Horton, Of Pawnee, il tee
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and ME-.
Henry Harmon.
Evert Champion aud Arthur E. pow-
ell are down from Marshall 10 see the
grent carnival
Mrs. Harriet Clapp lof Newkirk IA
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Styles Of a2t East Logan
n. $ Marshal and Mrs.. G. n. Thomp.
son returned last night from trip
along the Enid and TonkGwA railroad |
the townsites
j. w. Wilson, manager Of the Mis- /
sour and kansaf telephone company. /
Is Ia the city looking after his inter. I
eats.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Il. L. craighead
of BLACKWELL arrived Ina Guthrie today
And wiil be the guest OF Rev. and Mrs.
w. c Miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

Special Sale all this week on 10,
Collarettes Ladies tailor made ,u,,,
and trimmed hats. our prices eannot
b beat, Grand Leader.
Spend few hours dancing at Son,
OF Hermann hall tonight
Wanted-a good girl for light hou.,
wo.k, no washing. no ironing. Cal
AZ 500 East Logan.
Hscker's "nstive vine for f.mlv
use Tor sale ~ COZ south Second street
You can't do better than TO buy you,
drugs At Lillist drug store.
Nature can only feed the fame Of
nle Win the food eaten which In a.,
eceteu: hbhblNE will reinvigornat
wesh stomaeh, and 90 improve d.
es,uon ~ 70 insure the natural bloom
Lille a. Co. aud wheeiar A Son.
See that elegant new stock Of Rlbls.
~ Lillies, tnst received.
II you want native vine" call q,
OLD heeker's' 2o7 South seeond street
Hecker's "nstive winop Tor AL. Nv
street
You can get sometl.ing to ..,hx
snort nouce. done mp Ia irst clAss
style AZ CAmPoell's, oklAhoma Ave
Rittenbusehs saloon.
Toys and Toy books for the childrep
At Lille a Cos.
Thousands Of the most stubborn and
distressing cases Of piles have beer
Sn,sa ,, ~ IAbLkk's BUCKEYE PILE
SlN in ENI IL never fails 20 cure.
rice, % cts. In bottles, tubes rs cts
A. Son. ""''o'
Go TO the Victor Bar. corner
First and Harrison avenue for
the best of drinks and royal
treatment.
Daily Leader, cents = copy.
Try Troy Laundry Phone
Vienna Bakery is headquarters for
Lowneyt chocolates aud bonbons
Try Troy Laundry for hne work
Received today-a fresh assortmept
or Lowney's chocolates and bonbcns
Vienna Bakery.
The reviewing and grand stand II
20 oe ouilt ON Harrison avenue in
front OF the Eagle Drug store.
The Giant Oaks society Is doing q
good business.
At Lillie's '"'"
To be treated right and yet
the best of fancy drinks and
high grade cigars. visit the vic.
tor corner First and Harrison
Fisgs and paper for decorations A.
Lille a Cos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24
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Faxs, Gags, st Lilies.
Masks Of ell kinds ~ Lilies.
Carnival horns AZ Llilies.
Don't forget the dance at sons ef
Hermann Hall tonight
The ball tonight at sons Of Hermann
nell promises 10 be a grand affair
Tickets 30 cents per couple.
Grsnd ball tonight az Sons Of Her.
mann hai u, Second street Excellent
musie and good time 20 all.
Special Sale all ,his week ON Fur
Collarettea, Ladies tailor made suits
and trimmed hsts, opr prices cannot
be beat, Grand Leader.
The plan Of the reserve fund Of the
Siant Oaks Ia not surpassed by any.
Dancing every night this week At
the sons Of Hermann hall, on second
street
Campbell serves meals dpring the
day and short orders At night Every.
thing hrst class. us. Harrison Ave.
For frst. class meal and come
thing 70 suit Jour appetite, 20 10
campbelps eating house, us, Hatri.
son Ave.
Tickets for the bali ~ Sons OF Her
mann Hall tonight are on saie at
Lehrerh mnsic store. The price ia
nfiy cents per couple.
Tickets for the ball 1t Sons OF Her
mann Hall tonight are on sale at
Lehreris music store. The price Ia SO
cent? per couple.
New books at Lilies and At the
Postonace hook Store. Over 1000 vol-
unss 70 select from
hn. ]. ". Daugherty glves strict
attention 10 all transient trade.
For ell fresh cuts or wounds, In
either the human subject or In ani-
mals, a. dressing, BADLARD's
SNOW LINIMENT is excellent; while
for sores on working horses, especially
u slow 20 heal. or snppuratlng. ia
healing qualities are uaeQaaled. Price
2s and 80 eta. Sold by r. n. Lille &
Co. and Wheeler A Son.
We serve the beat mer chants lunch
10 the city. Charley's other place,
TURF EXCHANGE.
Dizziness, loss Of appetite. fatulency
and nausea are all connected with
dyspepsia OF Indigestion HERBINE
will give prompt relief Price so cts.
Sold by y. d. Lille a Co and Wheeler
a Son
Eyes that are weaK should bs pro-
teetea with speotaclea properly fitted
Lille will do the work and guarantee
satiefaction.
Cut priccs on aew copyright books
The Days Work, by kippliDg. Si.05.
Richard carvel." by Winston churc
hill, sLOg.
Si.O5.
when Knighihood Was In Flower.
by Edward Csskoden, sI.O5.
The Grey Lady" by Henry s. Mer-
rimAn, sl.05.
Don't pay more ior any OF the 81 so
copyright books. We will furnish nny
OF them at above price until further
notice, u b. Lille a Co., Drugs and
Books.
For Heokers Native" call AZ drst
door north OF Empire Bakery South
Second Street.
A complete line OF school books and
school supplies ~ Lilies drug and
book store
CrayeH Portrait free
From now until October 30 will
make with every dozen cabinet photos
one ltxso crayon free with the pur-
chase Of frame. Nice frames, sl.es.
SWEARlSoEs,
Opposite Y. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24
GAME wARDRS KEIGER.

"'' hArnes ApPoints = Successor 90 Dan
Widmsr.
=, sstereAy Gov. Barnes appoiuted G
~ heiRer territorial game and ash
wAroeo, vice Dan widmer. resignsd
pr helger was chief clerk oS an.
honee OF the Fifth Legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

United states % Ihtmas Ford .a
sec i1-ts-2w.
United states 20 Ernst y W lli mar
fr ne 97.i7 iw
J Il Thompson 20 Geo n White. AZ
is ew, wd q. 500.
W n hAnam 70 Hiram \ Maiiy. iour
and 8, blk a.. hulhall, wd teso
n snd Wm Sauer 90 Robt A Gafney
lots and :, blk a., Guthrie Proper
wd g. 900.
Trustees No 10 Thomas Wolf. lo,s
~ aud IL, blk ~, Guthrie Proper
III O.s4
county treasurer To w " Prestor
lot blk 20 and lott i5-is. blk as, Car
itol Hill, tax deed s3.se.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

special sale ni this week on Fnr
Coliarettes, Ladies tailor made suits
and trimmed hats, our prices cannot be
beat Grand Leader.
q. W Wheeler, county clerk Of Wash. +.
ta eoaaty 10 Ia the city and houored
the Leader with social call. Wash.
ia county - a Democratic county Al A..
ways reliable
10 Eeal.
Two front rooms, gentlemen pre.
erred. sos North Second street ~
The Guthrie Gun eiub treated ths
Perry elab very shGbbily in promising
20 attend the Perry tournament and
thcn backing out. The Perry boys
had made All arrangements for the
.Uuthrie rlsitOrs aud they are Justly
sore over the rams disreepact oi the
local ciut. The Perry sentinel says.
THE next time the Guthrie Gun club
makes 4 date with the Perry club 20
shoot a contest the Guthrie club will
have % "fhov tbe Perry boys before
they are placed on the progrsm
Special Sale o. this week on Fur
CcllArettes, Ladies' tailor made cults
and trimmed hats our prices cannot
bo beat, Grand Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24
HOOVER >MOCKER. .

nAf''es Yesterday At the N. q church
Parsonage
Yesterday afternoon. at .he parson-
age OF The NJ. e. church, Rev. 4. N
Mcbride officiating, Elmer Hoover and
hiss Edith Smoker were uniLed IN
the holy bonds OF wedloek. Mr.. TIcover
70 40 employe OF the state nNn;,.
ONCE. He Ia energetic. capahle. Ard
has hosts OF friends. Miss Smoci az 4.
charming young lady aud a fnvorite
In society.
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You can get any kind Of fish or game
at the Joplin chop house. Open dAv
aud night TuRr EXCHANGE.
D. per cent dieeount on Tailor made
suite eapcs, Jackets fur collarettes.
cyess skirts, Al! kErnival week az Ram.
say of course.
q Carnival AL weeh IN our Cloak and
suit department % per cent OF cur
regnlAr one price AZ Ramsay's Of
course.
Take in the Flower Parade and then
the Cloak sale At Ramsay's Of course
Special Sale AL thhl week on Eur
Col arettes Ladies tailor made sults
AID trimmed hats. our prices canno,
oe eeat Grand Leader.
Mr. aud Mrs 4 A Mayette are enter
talning hne twelve pound boy which
arrived this morning. DR.. Biesh says
that - 10 a peach
Niles Sadie kauiman ef ponea Citv
will be the guest this week OF Mr.. and
Mrs Felix Adler. Mrs. Kaufman was
formerly hisa FriedlAbder aud lived
In Guthrie until few years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

- Heart as sturdy a. an oak. II the
neat ls 70 oe sturdy audthe nerves stronr
toe blood must b. rich and pure Ho0ds.
9ateANAriila makes hearts sturdy because AL
nlakes good blood, 40 gives strencth ane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

Aofios.
Special meeting Of the city council
Moaday, October 20. at p. m.
II. y, BEREEY. Mayor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-24

sdtt dtelSs'' ttliss' Pits ara HoH.lrri,a,lne mid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
Z Resumption OF Providence Lima

me New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad Company announc.s ana
their Providence Line between Roston
Providence and New York win resume
business forthe season. beginning Mon.
DAY. June -. ana that. beinning that
date. the steamboat express train. with
parlor attached. will leave Park Satiare
station, Boston al ga y. m. dailE--s-
cept Saturday. FOR Fox Point. Provi-
dence. there connecting with steamers
lily or Lowell or plymouth. due I'm New
York the following morning az :
o.cl0ck. Returning. steamers leave pier
lN North River. at $50 n. M. daily. ex-
ccpt Sandays. connecting at Fox Point
Providence the following morning with
stea mboat express train due I'm Boston
a. H:ot daily. except Mcnuays. Through
tickets are issued and baggage checked
through via this route.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
Changes Recommended.

The sum and substance of the re-
port is as follows: I'VE advise the
adoption OF all of the changes recon-
mended by the investigating commit
tee by which any expense is TO be saw
ed TO the city, although we seriously
doubt the wisdom and advsab.ity of
some of them that. with more or less
modification suggested by lessons OF
experience, we advise the adoption OF
a large portion OF their recommended
tons which do not involve additional
expense; but that we feel obliged To re-
Ject the recommendations which in
Volve the assumption OF greater finan-
cial burdens. although. under different
conditions, We should be most happy to
Follow some OF those suggestions
Economies recommended by the in
Vestigating committee: Dismissal of
teachers for individual work $54OO: dis
missal of two teachers ~ physical cul-
ture, Sl4O0; dismissal OF supervisor I'm
penmanship, $500; discontnuance of
cooking $1,000: dscontinuance OF sew
ing I'm grammar schools. $1,000: discon-
tnuance of certain courses i'm evening
high school and reduction I'm number
OF teachers, $1,000: total, $4,000. An OF
these we recommend 10 b. adopted"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
Recommendations Adopied.

Many OF the recommendations of the
investigating committee are adopted
by the report of the school committee
ana the statement is made that the
committee feel that, irrespective of the
recommendations Of the investigating
committee, the duty of carrying on the
schools In the most economical manner
consistent with good results is especi-
ally emphasized by depleted condition
or the city treasury. and that every
curtailment of expenditure possible
without serious injury TO the schools
should be made, even although we re-
gret the necessity for the retrenchment
ana hope that a time may soon come
when the schools may be treated i'm the
liberal manner which their Importance
and usefulness demand For this rea-
son, when comforting with the several
sub-commmittses as to the recommend
ations OF the investigating committee
In relation to the portions fthe work
especially under their charge, we have
also taken into consideration the ut
most limit of economy possible in the
several departments without serious in
jury 10 the best interests of the schools.
with results as hereinafter set forth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
Funds Available.

Inc finance committee OF the CITY
| touncll mas recommended and the Com
| mon council has approved OF the slIm
| OF 100000 together with the receints
| rom state taxes. etc, .,aggregating S655.
| oVo OF Soo,5OO less than is required 10
cdiIy the work OF the schools After
making all OF the economies suggested
by the investigating committe ana ali
| uhe further econcml/ chat this com
inlttee mas been able 10 discover with
out doing damage to the school sy,ster,
Mn-en- -lneX- -do-Het- feel Etarat-t-1r,- -hn
maie only In one OF three WAYS: first
Dy reducing the pay OF the teachers IN
sueh = degree as would be both gross
~ unfair TO them and woul deprive rs
OF the serv ces of those who are most
desirable; second, by curtaflinr TIA
school year six weeks from the regular
term ana thereby making n less tban
the term maintained by any city of CON
siderable size or standing in the United
States.
AS The would practically amount
moreover, TO reducing the salaries ~
the teachers. the effort would be tba
same as that OF the other expedient
The third expedient is to so cut down
ana mutlate our system as 10 make il
Oh comparatively little value and much
poorer than Is maintained I'm anV CITY
In New England, or. indeed. I'm any
American city at all approaching to
froNidenCe In size or ability we do
not believe that our citizens will pernit
either or these COprse s TO be followed
We believe that the following of either
OF thom would be highly min.
rious. not only to the schools. bur IN
the city itself and must appeal TO an
intell gent public opinion to prevent
mat mat We believe would be an unparalleled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
REORGANIZATION
| or THE SCHOOLS.
Report on Recommendations
Of The Investigators.
Some Approved and Others Opposed.
Schools May Be Closed in
May Next Year.

A special meeting OF the school com
mittee was held at o'clock last even
ing in the regular room at the Classical
high school, President Barney in the
chair and quorum present.
AS soon as the roll was called Presi-
dent Barney announced that the meet
ing had been called for the purpose %
hearing the report of the executive
committee in regard TO the recommend
ations contained in the report OF the
public school investigation committee,
together with the submission OIL GER
tain resolutions.
The printed report OF the executive
committee, together wit hthe report of
the committee on penmanship. the
committee on evening schools, the com
mittee on domestic science ana - re-
port or the superintendent, consisted of
40 closely printed pages, of which 51
were read by President Barney, the
time occupied in doing SO being one
hour and so minutes.
The report covers an immense field,
ana goes into matters in great detail.
The points taken up were all of those
which had been referred TO i'm the re-
port of the Investigating committee and
included appointments of teachers, free
text books, new expenditures kinder
gartens, additional school accommoda-
lions. primary and grammar schools.
grammar masters. teachers salaries,
supervisors, drawing. penmanship, mu-
sic, cooking and sewing, high schools.
student teachers, manual training,
evening schools. vacation schools, critic
teachers supplies ,janltors, executive
power OF the school committee and sew
eral other matters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
kindergarten Extension.

We advise limited extension of kin
dergartens involving an expenditure Of
SlVVo Tor equipment and an annual ov a..
pense Tor supplies OF $3.50. making $3.50
Ior the coming year. dud naking mo
het economy recommended by the IN /.
Vestigating committee sl275O.
AuulIoh economies recommended nv
.nis committee; Reduction I'm the force
ol srnininer SUPERVISORS. 500. reductl ion
In service increase In pav Of tho no,yt,
apD0 .nted teachers. saving FOR a.,
year 1890; dismissal Of two music
teachers Zone on half timc). siO50. dis.
mlssal of one drawing teacher. 500.
consolidation of work In sewing sddi.
nonal saving. 1900 reduction Am mum.
per ot gh school teachers. si2.5OO: con-
sohoation OF offices Of superintendent Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
All Possible Economies.

These we believe are all the econom-
les which are at OH command without
unwarrantable and dangerous interfer-
ence with the work of the schools.
The total amount OF the savings seems
small. but this is because the man
tenn or expense are inevitable II the
school work is TO be carried on in any
SATISFACTORY manner. Ii is easy To % lint
10 various Items which i'm the opin-
ION OF some can be dispensed with
while others believe them TO be OF
extreme value but the aggregate of ALI
OF these IS extremely small when taken
In comparison with the entire amount
involved. No considerable saving can
pe made unless some important depart
ment like the high schools or the even
ing schools is discontinued.
Inc original appropr alton for this
year was S5I5,OO0. together with state
taxes and other incomes amounting TO
so0,000. or total of x625. 900. This was
so grossly inadequate, and so far below
the estimates which the school com.
mlttee had submitted, that we were
obliged last fall TO recommend certain
extraordinary action with a view OF
providing for so much of the deficiency
as then seemed practicable. Among
the temporary expedients adopted was
.ne CLOSING or the evening schools. At
the request of the city council tS~ase
schools We're opened, however and an
audltlonal appropriation OF $35. 600 wa ~
made towards Their support by the city
council. The kindergartens and All
branches of special work were discon-
unued for one month with a saving
OF $4,000, and, consequence of a de.
hciency still existing OF over s27, 900. we
are Obliged to close the schools two
weeks earlier than scheduled time. thus
deprivng the teachers of per cent. of
the salaries which they otherwise
would have earned
lt thus appears that the total appres
prlations for this year were s31 900 less
than suiiicient to run the schools as
now constituted for the whole period
Ihe estimated increase in pupils for
the coming year with the service in
crease IN the pay af teachers now I'm
the schools. will make the necessary |
expenditures OF the coming year about |
S5ZoOo more than for this. or total on |
he basis OF this year, of s723 600. De |
iucting from this amount $50. 700 nos |
'lble by economies as above suggested |
caves as the amount absolutely need
"a TO conduct the schools for the com
ng year $500 300.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
Changes Not Recommended.

The investigating committee recom-
mends the following changes INVOLVING
additional expenditures; Extension II
kindergarten system TO the entire city:
cost OF installation. SlfS 900. 90; increase
In annual cost. sS9, 600 90: vacation
schools. $4,000 TO sG6Oe0.OO. dlscontin-
uance Of commercial department In
NolVing more expensive education OF
the larger portion OF students now i'm
that department. Sl5.iss.OO.
We advise that these rccommendo
uons be rejected for the present for
want OF means and the last also as
unjust and uuwise
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
THE WEATHER
FsIr Tcnghi; Fair on Sunday With Winds From
the Northwest

Washington, June 10.-Fair tonight
and Sunday; northwesterly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

Fred f. Nichols, OF No. 66 Meeting
street. reports that somebody stole his
bicycle from Market Square on the
night of June 9Th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10

Janltors and agent OF committee on
school houses, $500; total $l9 $50
Adding 10 this the net saving from
the recommendations of the investigat-
ing committee, $l2,7 the total net
saving proposed is $32, 700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
N WSLET S,

"Oh. this world is but a bubble!'
Says some pessimistic prig.
Then his lung work he will double.
Thinking that's what makes il big.
Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-10
MAY Close In Mar.

The duty OF providing the funds Ia
carry on the schools and the other
CONTINUED on Page Six)