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most expect the lips to break forth in nsresurrected ech, "Put that rose back iu t where you took it from. Victim of one of these wo- men, you have the sympathy of your felIow-mep. Cheer up, for you may outliye her.
 Tell me, reader, is there any com. fort h the house where one of these women have charge? How one longs to knock over the pile of books. How he longs to pile every sofa pillow one OF top of the other, and then to bounce up aud down ca the pile and assert meanw while that sofa pillows were made for mar. and not man for sofa pillows. How he longs to See things out of order just enough to suggest the appearance of home.
 He wants to move the chairs out of the particular relation they bear one another and to sit in one and to put his feet in the other. He would like to make things look as if they were for use. But TO, he must not. His wife is on guard. True, it is his home too He tolls for it, but he cannot take solid com fort in it. His wife, insane on neat ness, is always on picket duty and to pass the lines of order means un- happiness for him.
 A POINTER FOR WIVES.
 Call halt. Be neat, but not in- sanely so. Bear in mind that house hold goods are made for nse. Let your husband enjoy home. Life is short. too short to lose one ounce of possible happiness. Fortunate wo- men If you have aChusband who loves you. Don't lose him, His kind are rare. Don't scold him when he gets things little out of order To keep his love is of more importance than to keep the sofa pillows unwrinkled. Make cozy corner and fill 1t with happiness for both of you. After all, men are queer animals but good to have around.
 Chatlz Nox.
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AH 'SHo otoh Uha' 10 d WOuQeF III the lighting llne, call and see it burn.
 *Society&
 DACHELOR MAIDS-That we'll O known club the Bach Tor Maids will not meet this week. Miss Grace York, an efficient enter tainer and whose reputation in that line is we'll established, will receive the charming members at her West Fifth avenue home, the first Wednes- day after Easter
 z&
 l H REAT SUCCESS-The tea given O at the home of Mr. J. F. Sim mons on West Sixth avenue last Fri day evening, by the ladies of the Methodist church, was largely at tended and proved success both financially and socially. The re- treatments were served by three fair young ladies who acquitted them selves most charmingly.
 3&
 nLUFF CITY EUCHRE CLUB D Miss May Meyer. sas hostess for the Bluff City Euchre Club, delight fully entertained it's members ou last Thursday evening at the clubs quar- ters on West Second avenue. And lovely place it is in which to enter tain, with large, handsome hall and rooms, all opening into ea9h other in most convenient and delightful way. The prize winners were Miss Miriam Franklin. first; Mrs. Adolph Bluthenthal, second, and Mrs. J. L. Reinach. third. The supper, which was served by the clubs caterer, was follow ed by german, which lasted for several hours. A large crowd attended.
 1E
 CTORM PARTY-One of the most O lovely and enjoy able affairs of last weeks was the storm party giv- en at the home of Mrs. M. c. JGnes on Wes Sixth avenue on last Tues day evening. A large party of young people surprisingly stormed her | beautiful home and the surprise was most highly complimented by the well-knov,n hostess and her fair guest, Miss Lena Dews, of Camden, Charades and other games were the pleasing features with which the evening quickly passed. After the games were indulged in, refreshments were served, and the young people spent a happy hour with their charming hostess and guest before taking their leave, thanking her, as they did so, for the most delightful evening. The present were Misses Mamie Mann. Mary Gillespie, Emma Mann, Willie Smart, Owen Hogg. Della McFadden, Miss Dilts ana Miss Lena Dews; Messrs. Fl. B. Russell, W. c. Hudson, $. c. Alexander and pr. Grandy.
 MNISS FRANKLIN A HOSTESS IVA The hospitabIe home of Mrs. Goldina Franklin was thrown open to friends on last Tuesday evening, when Miss Hattie, her charming daughter, rendered the young peo- pie 8 german. The affair was com plimentary to Miss Mattie Bachrach, of Bloomington. Ill.,, and Minnve Winklein, of Memphis. Naturally. the affair being a german, dancing was the most enjoyable feature of the evening. A most elegant supper was served il. courses. The present season has furnished so far, no more eniovable affair than the reception rendered by Miss Franklin on this occasion: Those present were Miss es Matte Bachrach, Minnie Wink lein, Hennie Blum, Etta Solmson, Lila Dreyfus. Blanche Bluthenthal, Marian Franklin, Josie Strauss, Lena Friedman and Hattie Frank lin: Messrs, Ben Franklin, Harry Hanf, Ike Hanf, Harry Solmson, Joe Franklin, Win Benton, Joe c. Meyer, Reno Altheimer, Daee Franklin, Si- mon Strauss and Ike R. Miller.
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Mrs. k. v. McCracknn, of Fayette- vile, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Fox and family.
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,sSocietys

DACHELOR MAIDs-That well O known club the Bach Tor Maids will not meet this week. Miss Grace York, an efficient enter tainer and whose reputation in that line is well established, will receive the charming members at her West Fifth avenue home, the first Wednes- day after Easter.
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GREAT SUCCEsS-The tea given O at the home of Mr. J. F. Sim mons on West Sixth avenue last Fri day evening, by the ladies of the Methodist church, was largely at tended and proved success both financially and socially. The re- treatments were served by three fair young ladies who acquitted them selves most charmingly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
HARRIS CIRRUS HERE
The Nickel Plate shows Arrived EarlyA
This Morning.

The Nickel Plate shows Arrived Early
This Morning. Y
Despite the heralding of the coming
OF the big circus and the lowering
clouds, there was a large sized crowd
in town lined along the streets this
morning where the parade Of the w \
II. Harris Nickel Plate shows was
given
Considering the limitations underI
which popular priced show must op 4
crate, the parade was very satisfac-
tory one.
large den of lions led the parade.
Following it was cavalcade OF eailyi
dressed horsemen and horsewomen, y
then came other animal cages. The
mother and baby elephant carried by
the show proved an attractive feature
of the parade. There was good
band to lend noise TO the parade.
circus performance Is being givenl
at the show grounds at Island Park
this afternoon TO good sized audience
and tonight another will be given To
those who prefer an up to date one
ring performance to the bewildering'
maze of events given by the zig cir-
cuses-and they are many-the visit of
the Nickel Plate shows to Guthrie will.
prove welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
Personal Mention.


Fred Painter is in Perry
E. S. Judo is in the city from st Joe
M. Gourd is up from Oklahoma City.
w. d Fossett is ia Oklahoma City.
John H. Best is in Guthrie from Dem
yer.
S. Slime, OF Kansaa City, is here to-
day.
Ed Merten was in Edmond this after
noon.
e. H Bliss of Winfield is at the
Royal.
J. B: Tyley of Philadelphia is in
Guthrie.
George F. Macarthur is here from
Chicago.
f. Coffey, of Barnes, Kansas. is in
the city.
Deputy Marshal Hale is back from
Newark.
Frank Kincaid was down from Null
hal today.
Frank Derr is in Kansas City visit
A"B MS PdreuIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. win welch left today
for Kansas City.
Mrs. A. A. Humphrey returned yes
terday from Perry.
j. b. Besdles is in the city from his
Noole county farm.
MIR. ard Mrs. J. Wheeler left yes ten
day for Omaha to visit their son.
Mrs. b. s. MEG uire left yesterday
for Kansas City TO attend the fall fes-
tivities.
w +, Cronin, of st. Louis. arrived
in Guthrie To attend Harris Nickel
Plate show.
u. s Marshal Thompson who has
been n Enid on Official business return-
ed home today.
E. p. Young. of the Western Savings
Loan and Trust company , has returned
from Newkirk
Scott Cooper Is back from Newkirk,
where he went yesterday 10 contract
for building stone.
j. f. McNally, trainmasIer of the
Santa Fe, came N this mo rning with
the Nickel'Plate Circus.
Prof. L. W. Baxter of Ed mond was
in the city yesterday, The. professor
was formerly superintende Mt of the
Guthrie schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
GOT HIS BOY.
Zach Lyon, of Florence, Kas.. Outwitted
Mrs lyon

Zach Lyon, of Florence, Kas.. Outwitted
Mrs. Lyon.
An exciting scene took place at the
Santa Fe depot yesterday afternoon,
the principals being Zach Lyon, of
Florence, Kansas, his wife and their
3-year-old child. Mr. Lyon is re-
spectacle, hard working man, whom
the wife deserted, taking with her
their baby boy. She came to Guthrie
and was working in Reaves' vaudeville
and teaching the boy the art of dane
ing before the footlights.
Mr.. Lyon came to Guthrie and
begged his wife TO return with him,
which she refused TO do. Lyon did
not propose to be outdone, so he pre-
tended TO accept the inevitable and
went to the depot yesterday with the
intention OF returning home without
his little boy.
dis wife and child accompanied
him to saysgood bye.
As the train started for the north
Lyon seized his child with one hand
and gave his wife'a push with the
other and jumped aboard the train.
Mrs. Lyon cried and talked wild, bat
could not get much sympathy, as the
people acquainted with the case were
free in the approval Of Mr. Lyons
course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28

Kansas City Journal, July d. 1S9O-l
That the exhibition of Kline's Cinem-l
atograph at the Temple is going to be-
record breaker was fully assured byl
the performance last evening. 1t Isl
deserving and grand beyond descrip-
tion. All who saw it last night. and
the audience was large and refined
one, are loud in their praises IT.
eclipses anything in the Spectacular
line ever seen in Kansas City. The
pictures are put on with wonderful
skill and are SO full of beauty and in-,
terest as to hold the audience SPELL
bound. We regret that lack of space
makes it impossible TO give list of
the views presented and they must be
seen to be app reciated, or even be
lieved. There are cavalry charges,
flights of doves, passages of battle-1,
ships, firing of cannon, waves of thi
the ocean in fact. all moving natures
seems at last to have succu IN bed TO the
power OF the camera and become cap
tive to the genius of the Wizard of
Menlo Park. At the opera house,
Monday, October end Prices 10,
90 and 80 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
~Town Topics.v

Try Troy Laundry Phone .
Try Troy Laundry for fine work,
For up to date ine stationery, go TO
Lilies.
Everything in school stationery at
Lilies.
For Pure Drugs
Go to Lilies Drug Store,
Mrs. J. W. Daugherty gives strict
attention to all transient trade.
Hammocks at reduced prices at
Lilies.
See that elegant new stock of Bibles
at Lilies, lust received.
To be tickled smoke the Guthrie
Tickler.
The plan of the reserve fund of the
Giant Oaks is not surpassed by any.
The Giant Oaks society is doing a
good business.
Searchlight pills will keep you from
having chills. l0c bottle. Samples
free, at Lilies drug store.
Everything In the school book line
at the Eagle Drug store,
Everyone is invited to attend the
millinery opening of Mrs. M. Davis,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 26 and
q.
Go to the Hotel Daily for first class
meals and board-Mrs. Daugherty,
Prop.
If you want pure drugs, buy them
at Lilies.
You may bride the appetite, but
you can not bribe the liver to do its
work we'll. You must be honest with
it, help it along little now and then
with dose of HERBINE, Tie best
liver regulator. Price so cto. Sold by
f. B. Lille e. Co. and Wheeler & Son
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT relieves the intense itching
1t soolhes, heals and cures chronic
cases where surgeons fail. II is no
experiment; it sales increase through
its cures. Every bottle guaranteed.
Price so cts in bottles, tubes rs cts.
Sold by f. b. Lille & Co. and Wheeler
& Son.
Never Burn a Candle at both
Endsn
| Don go on drawing vitality from the blood
without doing something to replace IL
! Hoods Sarasparilla gives nerve. mental and
digestive strength by enrichlng and vitaiiz-
| ing the blood.
Hoods Pills are non.irritaung, mild
effective.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28

To the citizens Of Guthrie. Would
IT be advisable 10 change the imaT.
mary datem plane Of th city for the
sea level? The sea level is indestruct-
able and beyond the power Of man to
disturb a grade that shows its ele4
vatton above the sea level Is interest
ing TO mauy; IL conveys intellipence
and is educational, beipg she means
OF conveying knowledge.
The government OF the United
States has caused to be set in this
city several geological bench marks.
showing their elevation above the sea
level The geological bench mark
set on the southeast cornor OF the sill
of the Guthrie National Bank building
located at the north side Of Oklahoma
avenue and the west side of First
street and approximately fifteen feet
Horth Of where X. H. Smithwick set
the city bench mark June ., 1891, and
the upper service OF which mark was
hfth hundredths OF a foot below the
geological bench mark, which is
shown by figures and letters thereon
to be 9s2 feet above the sea level, and
the upper surface OF the city bench
mark was shown by ordinance of the
citv tn be one hundred and forty~thrce
amt tifth hundredths of a foot above
the assumed datem plane. Therefore.
the assumed datem plane elevation
above the sea level is s3s feet and the
elevation of the city bench mark above
the sea level was ISL so feet.
The only necessary change from the
city datem plane to the sea level is to
add S3s feet TO the elevation of all
graz 81. and substitute the sea level
for a Imaginary plane.
To u1trate the grade of the south
cubic - of Harrison avenues at a
point shere IL intersects 1st street
was established at las feet above the
datem plane. BY adding s3s feet we
haue the elevation above the sea level
li5Xs3s feet above the sea level.
WM TAYIoR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
MBRIDE PINUHED.
Son of NJ r.. Church Pastor Accused of
Horse Stealing.

Son of M. II. Church Pastor Accused of
Horse Stealing
Robt. f. Mcbride, son of the Rev.
Mcbride of thc Nj. e. church, was ar
rested last evening, charged with
stealing three horaes from Walker
Buckner. 1t is alleged that Mcbride
took the horses from a pasture In
Payne county, and selling them, had
a good time with the money. Mcbride
claims he was authorized by Buckner
TO sell the horses. Mcbride is % years
old, and was graduated from the pu bic
schools here last year He is regard
ed as being rather gay.
Nj Bride said last night that he
didn't care d. about being arrest
ed, " and only "hated it on account of
his mother and his girl" He was re-
leased on $500 bail. Rev. Mcbride has
decided to let the wayward son work
out his own salvation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
COPE THE pop
Files Suit for Divorce from His Wife-AI-
leges Desertion

Files Suit for divorce from His wife-AI-
leges Desertion.
A suit for divorce was filed in the
district clerks Office today styled AN
drew G.. Copeland, plaintiff, VS. Han
nah Copeland, defendant The plain
tiff is Rev Copeland, a satellite of the
Pop forces.
Copeland says he was married to the
defendant October Goth, 1897, and that
on the 18th of September, 1895. the
defendant, without cause or provoca.
tion on his part, did desert and aban-
don him and the home which he had
provided for her; that no children
were born to plaintiff and defendant,
Plaintiff would further show that
there are no property rights to be ad-
justed, as defendant has property and
means for her support, The plaintiff
prays for decree and to have judg-
ment against defendant for costs Of
suit and all other proper relief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
sERYIA LES MAIEsrE.

Belgrade. Sept. 27-rhe tribunal be
fore which the prisoners charged with
complication in the attempted assassl-
nation OF ex-King Milan OF Servia were
recently tried. today imposed six ad-
ditional sentences for les majestic in
connection with the trial. The sentence
ranged from three 70 eight years i'm
prisonment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28

Mrs. Paul Newman and Miss Gertie
Newman left yesterday for Kansas
city to witness the great carnivalt
festivities
Howard NJ. Casler, a former tvpo ins
this city, is here from Kansas Cjtvs
visiting friends. Mr. easier Is cons
nected with the KpnSas City World.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28

The most delicate constitution can
safely use BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. 1t is a sure and pleasant
remedy for coughs, loss of voice, and
all theoat and lung troubles. Price 25
and so cts. Sold by f. Il. Lille & Co.
and Wheeler & Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
al shoot, City blue rocks.
New Millinery.

You are respectfully invited to at
tend our millinery opening Friday and
Saturday, September 29th sEd 30th,
1899. The exhibition of millinery will
be the finest ever shown in Guthrie
Music. Afternoon and evening.
MRS. JAMES JOHNSON,
100 Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28

WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE is
perfectly harmless, and will remove
every worm: 1t is also tonic. and by
its strengthening properties will re-
store to pale cheeks the rosy hue Of
health. Price 25 cts. Sold by H. B,
Lille s. Co. and Wheeler & Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
BLUE ROCK SHOOT.

Guthrie Gun Club Met Yesterday Wells
Continues as Medal Winner
AT yesterdays shoot some good
scores were made, but Wells seems 10
be the champion of the club. Follow
ing is the official score:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
CrayontPo Free

Crayo,t Portrqu Free
From nowi until October 80 l will
make with every dozen cabipet photos
one lSx20 crayon free with' tile pur-
chase Of frame. With frames, Sl.0s.
SwEARINGEN,
Opposite Z. o.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-19
Probate Court.

In the estate of August Himze, de-
ceased, will was admitted to probate, and
his widow was named as executrix of
will. Claims to be heard before Judge
Bush.
In the estate of Charles Bacon, de-
ceased, the final account of admins .ra-
tor was rendered and he was discharged.
Sale of real estate confirmed in the mat
ter of the estate of Wells B. Fox, deed
issued.
Order made committing Charles Getch-
ell, an insane person, to the Insane Asy-
lum at Pontiac.
Final accounts allowed in the estates
of Lucinda Stevens and Charles Bacon,
deceased. Administrators discharged
Decree made assigning. the residue of
the estate in the matter of the estate of
Ella NJ Kane, deceased.
Davis @. Yerian appointed administra.
tor of the estate of Israel Yerian, de-
ceased. j. B. Harris and L. Buyae APP
praisers. Claims to be heard before
court.
Order made hearing claims in the mat
ter of the estates of William K. Warren
and Fred A. Todd, deceased.
Final accounts will be rendered by adj
ministrators of the estates of Robert
Gunderman and Joseph Guest, deceased,
on June 9Th.
Applications for the appointment of
administrators of the estates of David B.
Rudd and John Reed, deceased, to be
heard on June 9Th.
Last will and testament of Henry E..
Blackwood and of Frederick Gutekunst
deceased, filed for probate. Hearing in
the matter on June 18th.
Otis H. Obert, administrator of the es-
tate of Lucinda Stevens, deceased, has
rendered his final account and has been
discharged
KATHERINE f. KELSEY
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-19

Az ontlrnist.

81 like to see a man make the best OF
things. Thsre's Frisbie. for instance.
Thai IN never comp aims. You know
he moved about week ago don't your
"Yes. Got fine house very cheap
That's what he did. but as 1t turned
out be would have set up an awful hol-
Ter If he were constituted as most men
are. OF course, you remember how his
hearing was almost destroyed because
of the premature explosion Of a toy
cannon last Fourth of July? Well just
after his family had got comfortably
settled he fourd that newly organized
brass band was using a vacant room
near his TO practice in"
That's tough"
Yes, but Frisbes going around smil-
ing and congratulate himself on the
fact that he has lost his hearing and
is saving $40 month on his rent on ac-
count of it. l tell you I'm beginning
to believe this world is pleasant or 9TH
wise just as a person tries to look an
tt"-Chicago Daily News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-19
WITH TIE HuMORlST.

II. Peck-You remind me Of Captain
Coghlan."
Mrs. Peck-What do you mean? Who
Is he?
H. Peck-Hes a gent who talked too
much.
The neighbors are still specializing as
to whether Mr.. Peck really fell out OF
the window, as he claims, or not.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
20, Absalom!" walled Mrs. Rambo.
you've been drinking again, after all
your promises!
"Nanshy, m'dear," replied Mr.. Ram
DO. "only had one lll drinksh. Fell'r
toll me f I'd eat raw onion take whisky
off'm breath. 'Smatter 18th me is EFT
Zoo many raw onions--cant you sheer"
Chicago Tribune.
Aren't you afraid your golf club will
in5ure your bicycle business?"
mot at all; we are going TO have the
links so far out that every member will
have to ride wheel" Chicago Record.
Agent-The Barlows haven't asked for
cents worth of repairs this spring.
What do you think OF that?"
Landlord-I'm not surprised. Barlow
got horse through a trade a few
weeks ago and is so busy filling the
wants Of a tenant Of his own that he
has forgotten all about bothering U.S.
Chicago Daily News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-19
Jerry simpson Saved Money.

Jerry Simpson came out of the whrl
of Washington with profit, and is said
to have saved enough from his congress-
sional salary TO keep him in reasonable
comfort the rest Of his life. He has a
good ranch down at Medicine Lodge,
which he took up" as government land
in early times. bunch Of AGO or 500 cat
tie and various investments that cause
him to be rated at $4,000 by the COM
mercial agencies. For eight years he re-
ceived a salary and allowances amount
ing to over $500, or a total of $50, 900 in
payment for his services as a states
man. He has lived in a frugal way up.
on his mileage, his postage and private
secretary account and has had little
income from the ranch. So, having been
too sensible to fool away his money, he
is now we'll fixed and can enjoy the
usufruct.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-19
Postage to be Reducde to One &c mt.

The enormous increase in the number of
letters carried in the u s. mails makes 1t
certain that the rate of postage must event
ually be reduced to one cent an ounce.
Tee President who succeeds in getting
such ameasure through Congress will hold
high place in the esteem of the people, but
no higher than the esteem in which every
body holds Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
This medicine has an unequalled record In
reducing the sickness of mankind. 1t gets
at the starting point of the disease by acting
upon the stomach directly, helping that i'm
portant organ In its duty of digesting food.
1t makes good appetites, allays nervous
ness, stimulates the kidneys, and makes
rundown man or women feel like new
person. Try It.