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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

operaciones cor PatiIlas y Maunabo
querernos hacer las importaciones tan,
to extranjeraS como domesticas desde
Arroyo desde donde podemos distri-
buir fzcilmente nuestras ventas con
los pueblos mfsnofes.
Protestamos energicamente contra
cualquier cambio que sc quiera hacer
en- senudo de ccTrar la aduana de
Arroyo pues es en- contra de nuestros
intereses, que Sc anunciarzn, sin con-
tar los perjuicios innumerables que
nos causaria semejante atentado, que
no es mas que arruinar un distrito en-
beneficio de una empresa particular.
Sabemos que los gastos precisos de
Sostener hoy los gastos del empleado V
alquiler de la casa-aduana Sc cubren
anualmente con exceso, dejando aun
un sobrante, y no vemos por que Sc
nos ha de privar de los benefcios de
sostener la aduana alberta en- Arroyo.
ProteStamoS nuevamente del inten-
tado cambio y no dudamoS de Ia JUS
ticia del Gobierno americana que no
permita Semejante acto. FL cambio
de la aduana Aguirre aunque hay al
parecer solo implicara el tener que ir
ALI para las importaciones del extran-
jero, muy pronto llevara consigo el
que todas las importaciones, aun las
domesticas Sc hicieran en- Aguirre, Y
con cuyo motive tendrfamos que la
mentar a pesar de que es exiStente,
agravarSe mas la crisis porque atra-
viesa la clase trabajldora que hoy te-
niendo la aduana e jmportando por
todo por Arroyo vienen librsndo con
.eScaSez la Subsis tencia y en- particular
a los braceros de Patillas y Maunabo
porque la mayor distancia desde el 81
tio de la importation 81 Sc hiciera en-
Aguirre elevarfa el costo de los ar
tfculos de primera necesidad."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
Asi Sc hace
r. de balboa

El ministro de las Colonias ha pues-
to disposition de las autoridades de
Ia Reunion, para que socorran a las
victimas del ciclon, la cantida de 100
mil frances.
Mr.. Doumergue, de acuerdo con su
companero el ministro de Hacienda,
propondra en- el Consejo Ia concession
de un credito de 20 milloaes de franz
ros para reparar los desastres de Ia
Reunion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Para axistir la asamblea que ha de
celebrarse en- esta Capital para gestio-
mar la decentralization de los munich
Pios que fueron anexados, han llegado
San Juan, delegados por la poblaci6n
de Maunabo, los Sres, Delgado y Or
tiz a quienes hemos tenido especial
gusto en- sadular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
NOtiCiaS del Extreme Oriente
SOrpresas en- eI YaII
TiradOras a la campafia

De la prensa americana, llegada por
el tltlmo correo, traducimos y extrac-
tamoS las Siguientes noticias, que con-
frman algunos de nuestroS despachos
telegrahcos, y olras de orfgen oficioso
insertadas por periodicos de igual ORR
gen. que hacen en- la bolsa la campafia
de Russia y Japon.
Una de las informaciones Sc refere
a la deteneion de varios periodistas
ingleSes, a bordo del ''Harmin.
Dice asf un telegrama fechado ell ?
en- Londres:
"El vapor "Haimum, fetado por Ell
Times. de Londres para Sus CORES
ponSales de guerra, comunica por te-
legrafo sin alambre, Sistema Forrest,
desde alta mar, en- el golfo de Corea,
via Wei Hal Wei, possession inglesa en-
China, que hallandose 4 IS millas de
Puerto Arturo, en- la mafiana del s
fue detenido por un crucero ruso. que
resulto ser Ell "Bayan, arbolando in
sigma del almirante. Despues de un
examen Sc permitio al 'Haimum" Sc
guir viaje. DE este incidente Sc infie-
re que la entrada de Puerto Arturo no
habia quedado tan obstrufda como
anunciaban del Japon."
El plan economico llevado la prac-
tica por el Gobierno imperial ruso, pa
ra hacer frente a la guerra con ell ia
pom, no puede ser mas aplaudido.
Dicho gobierno Sc propone dedicar
todo ell Sobrante libre del Tesoro a
gastos de guerra, y llenar el vacfo con
extremas economics en- partidas del
presupuesto civil. Las economics Sc
ran por el pronto de $67,IS8, ,553, CO.
rrespondiendo $4,000, 900 al departa-
mento de ferrocarriles.
Las reStantes noticias, de distintos
caracter y origen, son la prueba mas
palpable de la inexactitud que Sc si-
que en- la information por los CORES
ponSales extranjeros.
Ell puerto de New Chwang esta
virtualmente cerrado el comercio. Por
equivocacion Sc hizo fuego aver con-
ira unos buques que salfan, creyendo-
SeleS en- communication con a1gpn ene-
migo, y los centine1as mataron q dos
chinoS. La entrada esta LENA de mi
mas submarines, que hacen muy peli-
grosa la navegacion.
Dicen de New Chwang, Manchuria,
que la vista del general Kurapatkin
asdicha plaza ha llenado de confanza
4 los defensores. El general ha or
denado el envfo de 10 600 reserviStas
para reforzar la guarnicion, nombra-
do gobernador de la plaza al general
Wogak. Calculase que Ell n1mero to-
tai de f1erzas ruSas en- Manchuria as
ciende 4oo, 900 hombres.
San Petersburgo, 10 lde abril.-La
sefiora Pousep, hija del coronel Ma
xiowcondurou, que pasa por ser una
de las mejores jinetas, tiradoras y es-
padachinas en- toda Russia, ha pedido
plaza de soldado ed I'm reqilniento de-
cosacos, y Ia obtuvo en- uno de tirad6-
res de caballerfa. p@rsenecc 4 Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
Mayagdez a la vista
(vARIos sucEsosJ
Abril % de 1904.

ADTH e ue 1904.
Afortunadamente, los rios, riachue-
los y quebradas nsabidas no tie1en
el microbio de la rabia.
iDios poderoso! La que Sc arma 81
tai sucede.
Muchos ciudadanos Sc han dedicado
al delicioso "sport" de las mordeduras
y unos Sc muerden a 81 mismos, como
Jose Julian Cabassa y otros muerden
los demas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Chefoo, I3 de abri1.-Dicen de Tung-
Chwo, a o5 kilometres oeste, frente 4
Puerto Arturo, que a las seis de esta
mafiana Sc oyo fuerte caf1oneo en- aque-
LA direction, y como estos dfas Sc han
visto pululando hotillas rusas y japo-
nesas por la vecindad. corren rumoreS
de que Sc estaba 1ibrando I'm gran
combate naval entire Puerto Arturo y
Tung Chow.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
N . Q FL FL
[PASA LA cuSA De AMERIcA'nl

GPARA LA CuEA De AMERIcA7 y
va Sc deshizo Ell palidO celsje
Que en- la b6veda aztil resplandecfa,
Y al expirar el bullicioso dia
Tendi6 la noche Ell negro cortinaje.
En- las dormidas ramas del bOscaje,
No entona el ruiseilor su canturfa,
Y la sombra cubriendo la alquerfa,
De cuervo colossal fnje ell plumaje.
Perezosa la brisa no apresura
Su murmurante vuelo entire las palmas,
Nj brilla un astro en- ell nocturno velo;
Y solo rasgan la tiniebla oscura
Luciernagas que cruzan como almas
Que no pudieron alcanzar ell cielol
JOSE PEREZ LosADA.
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

/ Mientras don J. c. Vicente y don ].
Macfas aceptan los puestos de primero
y segundo jefes de bomberos, respecti-
vamente, el alcalde de esta ciudad pide
a los agentes de compafifas de seguros
contra incendios una relacion de los
riesgos existentes y de la importancia
de estos
Y en- verdad que todas las precau-
clones que Sc tomen son pocas, para
obtener la tranquilidad de los vecinos,
justamente alarmados a causa de los
incendios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

M prllla IN astro en- Ell nocturn0 Velo;
Y solo rasgan la tiniebla oscura
Luciernagas que cruzan como almas
Que no pudieron alcanzar ell cielo
JOSE PEREZ LosADA
San Juan.
50
Tofo este, 81 no es una equivocacion
lamentable, es una canallada de la
peor especie.
Ese soneto no eS mfo. Yo no he
mandado ese soneto 4 LA Cuna de
America. !" El Director de esa revis-
ia no ha solicitado mi collaboration; v
yo no acostumbro colaborar gratui-
tamente en- ning1n periodico, nj de Ia
isla, nj del extrangero. ST Sc tratara de
la reproduction de una de mis- compo
siciones poeticas, que estan muy lejos
de tener ell nerito del soneto de re-
terencia, yo agradecerfa el honor de
10 production, pero, de todos modoS,
estar1a de mas el renglon que dice: pa
ra la Cuna de America" Por que
yo, como va he dicho terminantemen-
te, no he recibido ning6n encargo de
eScribir para la revista dominicana.
Mas no Sc trata de ESQ. Lo que ocurre
es que ese soEeto no es mfo; como
no es mio. me apresuro devolverselo
a SD dueflo, sea quien sea, antes de cue
salga a reclamarmelo, protestando de
que Sc haya hecho uSo de mi nombre,
tai vez, para una maquinacion infame,
sorprendiendo la buena fe del Direc-
tor de la Revista dominicana, al que
he dirigido, con fecha de hoy, la 81
guiente carta:
Sr. Don Miguel A. Garrido.
Director de la Revista
"La Cuna de America
Distinguido compafiero:
En- Ell 1ltirno n1mero de su elegante
semanario he visto publicado, con mi
firma, un trabajo literario que no es
milo. El soneto titu1ado "Noche", nj
me pertenece, nj sc de quien es, nj yo
10 he mandado 4 ese, periodico, nj a
ninguna parte.
Por 10 tanto, le sup1ico que haga
constar en- SD interesante revista esta
manifestation mia, Categorical y ter
minante, porque un escritor honrado,
como yo, no necesita, por mucho que
sea ell merito literario de la produc-
cion que nos ocupa, no necesita repito,
nj puede tolerar en- silencio, que ell
p1blico dominicano, ilustrado Y cu1to,
le admire precisamente en- una obra
que no eS Suya.
Y le suplieo tambien que haga usted
p1blico de que manera ha llegado 4
SUI Poder ese soneto, porque es possible
que ESQ me sirva para descubrir una
pista que voy siguiendo.
El original del Soneto titulado
''Noche, " con la carta que ha debido
aconpafiar esa composition, podrfa
usted enviarlos al Ateneo Puertorri-
quefio, cuya Directiva he querido in
teresar en- Ell esclarecimiento del he
|cho que dcnuncio.
listed comprendera mis- escr6pu1os,
distinguido compafero. para hacerse
cargo de 10 mucho que me interesa
|que todo esto Sc ponga en- claro.
Suyo, con IL mayor consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Puerto Arturo, 10 de abril. Nj aver
nj hoy ocurrieron las acometidas que
Sc anunciaban, suponiendose los ia
poneses el intento de sorprender la
plaza cuando la guaanicion estuviese
lcelebrando las festividades de Pascua.
Avistaronse buques japoneses, pero
retiraronse estos al apercibir las pre-
cauciones que Sc habian adoptado en-
la plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Paris, 9 de Abril.-Un diario pari-
sien publca I'm despacho de San Pc
tersburgo, diciendo que. el almirante
Makarof salio de Puerto Arturo esta
mafiana con su escuadra en- busca de
Ia japonesa, que nabfa sido sefialada y
que habiendola encontrado Sc siguio
un combate naval; pero no hay deta-
lies del resultado nj corrobarion Official
del encuentro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Cuanto polftica, hacemos la de
siempre. Unos y otros trabajamos ac-
tivamente por el triunfo.. de las
idea. Estas brillan ala arriba, en- Ia
casa del pueblo, con fulgor esplendi-
do. Fulgor que Sc refeja en- las pare
des metalicas de la GAIA municipal.
;Bahl El patriotismo. ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25

Memos NAL En- los iltimos dfas
hemos enviado los Estados Unidos
$50 cajas de naranjas dulces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30
SMART MOTHER.
Knows the Sure Way to Keep Children
Well.

Il came to learn something yalu-
able about food by watching a mother
who cares intelligently for the vel
fare of her children.
Have never known more hcalthful
and robust children than her four
When was very IN / asked her
what she fed her babies on and found
their principal food was Grape-Nuts,
their breakfast and supper every day
being almost entirely on this food.
Then the grandmother Of these child.
ren. who is a woman OF wonderful
energy and the picture of health told
me she ate Grape-Nuts and drank Pos
tum in place of coffee, so concluded
to give the food a trial. That was
about year ago.
For four months before that time |
ha been practically an invalid and |
came to learn that | must have food
that would give my body nourishment
and yet not overtax any organ; in
other words needed extremely nonr-
ishing food yet so digestible my poor
stomach could easily handle II and
grow strong. Well all this found and
moro In Grape.Nuts and just see the
grand result I am normally hungry
now for each meal and eat heartily
but never have any I'll after effects like
I used to have such as headache. Ian
guild feeling sour stomach or any form
Of indigestion or needless cases OF
the blues All of these troubles are
absolutely Unknown to me nowadays
Medicine is discarded too although I
had to resort to it for more thar
twenty years before 0egan the
Grape-Nuts diet
''Breaa. muffins, cakes. etc 90
not cat at all nowadays for Grape
Nuts takes the place Of all otner
cereals and use that twice day ac.
cording to directions,
mot only am ! stronger physically
but I can continue my office duties
louger and do better work with my
brain than before When ! get tired
out rest well aud recover more quick
ly than was possible on the old diet
In fact can not give a complete idea
OF all that Grape-Nuts has done foI
me--perfect health and normal actor
Of each organ OF my body. which had
not been the case for twenty years be
fore.
$50 have learned something
worth while hy watching that careful
mother who is bringing her childrea
up strong AMI healthy on GrapeNuts.
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich
There's a reason.
Guet the little hook THE Road 4
Wellville" in each pkg.
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elect Delegates.

The German-American Verein ut its
last regular meeting elected the fol
lowing delegates to the territorial
German-American day in Oklahoma
City, Sunday, September 4.
Henry Braun. president; Fred Hir-
eel, VIM. Ritzhaupt Henry Ritter
busch, John NJ. Schmidt, Ford ochs,
Ferdinand Ritterhusch, Chas. Stats,
A. c Onhausen, Chas. Busch G. w
Wagner VIM. Backhaus, A. Springer
VIM. Markward, Henry Wulff. Gus
Ritterbusch, August Marquart, Carl
Braun, Johann Black, Louis Kuckert
Moses WeinbereCr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30
PROGRAM.
Oklahoma Day Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, Sept. 9th.

Music Chnocco Indian school band.
Invocation.
Address of welcome, President David
r. Francis
Response for Oklahoma. Governor
r. b. Ferguson.
Vocal solo. Miss Carrie Williams,
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Address for Indian territory Hon.
Pleasant Porter principal chief Of
Creek nation.
Music. Indian band.
Parade under escort OF mounted po-
lice and JEFFERSON guards
Line Of march: West on Const.tu-
tion avenue 70 New Mexico building;
north 70 Palace OF Mines and Meta
iurgy. southwest to Texas state build.
ing: west to Terrace Of states.
Growing Of the statue OF Oklahoma
by six young ladies from Oklahoma,
two OF whom will be representative
mdian Girls
Address by Colonel Roy Hoffman OF
Chandler. Oklahoma
croNping Of the statue Of Indian TER
ritory " SIX young ladies from indian
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PERSONAL
Mention.

.s-ssi-s-E,zs- t.,.ss,..-s-ss
c. W. Ransom Of Perry, is in the
city.
Geo. Dodson is here from Oklahoma
City.
Chas Maine went to Chandler this
morning
ed vheelock is a watonga visitor
in the city.
Editor Tom B. woolsey Of Mulhall,
is N the city
J. Walker Field departed this morn
ing for Watonga.
Geo. Upton has returned from a
trip to Shawnee
II. r. Canon and wife are visiting
friends here today
Earl Radger OF Oklahoma City, was
in Guthrie this morning.
Mrs T. B. Ferguson went down to
Norman on the noon train.
A. r Rankin. a prominent Perkins
merchant. was in the city today.
Attorney Virgil NJ. Hobbs has re.
turned from trip TO Anadarko.
Mrs. J. L. Carter and daughter have
returned from a trip to the Worlds
fair
Mrs. D. T. Flynn and sons are in the
city visiting Secretary and Mrs.
Grimes.
c. E. Reilly came in yesterday from
Wichita to look after some important
business.
Mr. and ,!rs. E.. 2 Barrett have re-
turned from i>0nths visit with rel
atives in Dino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Iongacker have
moved to the Hunter property on east
Cleveland avenue.
Misses Eva and Linda Gregory have
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In the cause of pemoeraey.

G F. Ford. editor of the Yale Record
which was formerly the Yale Lance,
was in the city this morning transact
ing business with the papers. Mr..
Ford took charge OF the Yale Record
only a few weeks ago but he has been
turning the pages Of that paper into
good use for Democracy during his
brief residence in Payne county. Mr.
Ford came from Indian territory to
Oklahoma. IIo will doubtless be a
force in the coming campaign in
Payne county since he is a bard
worker and true to his principles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

Misses Giessner and Blanche Green,
neices of r. Green one OF the pro
prietors Of the Elks hotel returned to
their home in Fort Smith, Ark, this
morning after a pleasant two weeks
visit I'm Guthrie.
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c @ G c @ O @ o 0 o o q o o o o q
@ sEcRETARYs OFFICE a
9 c G Q @ o @ @ O O O 10 c g Q @

A charter was issued today to Che
Universal Gas, Oil and Mining Co.. OF
Bridgeport with the following incoe
porators: G. A. Painter. ID. karns and
c F. Dyer Of Bridgeport.
Notarial commissions were issued to
the following:
s. G. Ashbaueh Of Shawnee. Potta-
watomie county.
J. Frank Laux of Guthrie.
J. W. Capers of Guthrie.
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supreme Court.

The June term OF the supreme court
will commence tomorrow morning. Il
Is expected that an unusually large
number of opinions viii be handed
down. The contempt of court proceed
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School ponds Renlstered.

The auditor today registered bonds
Nos. | and 2, school district No. So.
Pottawatomie county, in the sum OF
5000. Also bond No. /. district No ~.
Blaine county, in the sum OF 1914
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(First published in the Daily Leader
August II. 1904J

VI nol fubAlhlcu III INC Dohy LNoNNh
August II. 1904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County,
SIS.
Notice is hereby given that
Ed Williams
has this day filed in the Office of the
County Clerk, in and for said County
his petition, asking that a license ID
granted him to sell at retail. malt
spirituous and vinous liquors on
6. w. cor. s. w. u, Sec. - Twp. 16,
r. E., Meridian. 0. T., in saIc coun-
ty and Territory.
If no protest be filed on or before
Angus 81, 1904,
his petition will be granted and license
issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of SAID
County hereto affixed this
nth day Of August 1904.
SEAL. N. J. c. johnson,
County Clerk
BY J. n Burnett, Deputy.
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can not name the rare joys, the
infinite delights that intoyicate me
since taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 20 cents. Tea or Tatlets
ASK your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

You can't expect to do away with
face blemishes in a weeks time Keep
on taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. You'll have lovely complexion.
80 cents. Tea or Tablets.
ASA your druggist
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territory. two OF whom will be repre-
sentative Indian girls.
Address by representative from In
dian territory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

The fan term Of the Logan county
high school win open September 10.
Entrance examinations Will be held
Thursday and Friday September Is
and 1f. The enrolment and assign
ment Of work for the term will take
place Friday and Saturday, September
l6 ard ~.
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Phone for CASH.

This winter you can turn on the
heat, II you use gas; no coal required
The new gas company will send man
to see you on phone call.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

WANTEI--A woman to sell our Nurs-
ing Bottle Protectors in the city.
Sells in every home. Good pay to
right party. Call room eight Gray
building over American Express Of
fee. The Nursing Bottle Protector
Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

Kingfshor Star: Mrs Thos. Farrell
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
Olive Brown, and Miss Alice Newton,
who has heen the guest OF Miss Brown,
departed this morning for Guthrie
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ings against Attorney II a. Johnson
Of Perry will also be neard during
the session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

]. W. McMican and }. c. Hollaway
Of Oklahoma CITY are in the city on
business
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Mrs. y w Brown and son Clinofd
will leave today for st Louis to at
tend the Worlds fair.
MISS Adda rctuHon has returned
from a Few months visit with reii.
tiyes in stratford. Iowa
Miss Sadie Gum of Perry. who has
been visiting Misses Nora and Lula
Miller has returned to her home.
rraTic Manacer T. L. Wolf Of the
st Louis. FL Reno aud Western. has
returned from a trip to El Reno.
Joseph McEachin, NJ. S. Cooter an I
daughter and C. E. Van elect Of Okla.
hona City, are in the city today
Mr. and Mrs. e. p. McNeal viii
leave next week for an extended visit
in Ohio with friends and relatives
L. p Terhune Of the Oklahoma and
Indian territory inspection bureau at
Oklahoma City wes in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyer and Miss
Winnie Horton expect to leavo satur-
day for a ten days visit to the Worlds
fair
Mrs Geo Fairbruther departed this
morning for Denver Colo. called there
on account Of the illness of a zrand-
child
J. o. Black has been sent out by the
Prohibitionists from this city to bill
the speakers for that party over the
territory
Frank Jaincr of Miller City. Mont
was in the city yesterday on business
He IS thinking very strongly of locat-
ing in Logan county
United States District Attorney and
Mrs Horace Speed returned last night
from a months "trip to New York via
Galveston and Havana
Frank Anderson, Industrial commits
sioner of the Frisco system, with head,
quarters in st. Louis is greeting his
many friends here today.
7, .. Kent. official photographer Of
the Oklahoma Worlds Fair commits
sion Us here from Chandler today con
ferring with Governor Ferguson.
Wichita Beacon John Siebrandt is
home from Guthrie Okla. where he
went Saturday night to institute a
new council Of the Knights of Colum-
bus.
The Misses Giesner and Blanche
Green Of Ft. Smith, Ark, who have
been visiting relatives here the past
( few weeks. returned to their home this
morning.
Mrs W r. Drake departed yester-
day for her new home in Louisville,
by. Enroute TO louisville she will
stop at St. Louis for a few days visit
to the Worlds fair
Governor and Mrs. Ferguson expect
to leave Saturday over the Frisco for
st. Louis to attend the Oklahoma Day
celebration. Governor Ferguson will
deliver an address.
Kingfshor Star: Mrs Thos. Farrell
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

Governor and Mrs. Ferguson expect
to leave Saturday over the Frisco for
st. Louis to attend the Oklahoma Day
celebration. Governor Ferguson will
deliver an address.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

Mrs W r. Drake departed yester-
day for her new home in Louisville,
by Enroute TO louisville she will
stop at ST. Louis for a few days visit
to the Worlds fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

The Misses Giesner and Blanche
Green Of Ft. Smith, Ark, who have
been visiting relatives here the past
few weeks. returned to their home This
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-30

Wichita Beacon. John Siebrandt Is
home from Guthrie OKLA, where he
went Saturday night. 10 institute a
new ccmcil of the Knights of Colum-
bus.