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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

CFirst Published Ia Dany leader August
2s 1900
Notice Of Application for Liuuor License.
Territory. of oklahoma. 1ogan Cpurty. ss.
Notice is hereby given that L. j..
Burns has this day filed in the ofiico Of
the County clerk. IN and for said County
OF Logan his nctition. asking that a
license be granted him to sell at retail
malt spirtuous and vinous liquors on
Lot IL. Block s2 Fourth Ward, Town Of
Marshall. IN said County ard Territory
If no protest be filed ON or before sep
tenbor Z. 1908. bis petition viii be grant
ed ana license issued
witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto affixed this 23rd day
Of August 1905
CsEAIj NJ e ~RAPP.
Courty Clerk.
BY J. l.. NIcI<EowN, Deputy
...s.......
/ tIeirst Published in Daily Leader August
%. 19O5D
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County IS.
Notice is hereby given that Lloyd
Overlees has this day filed IN the Office
of the County Clerk in and for said
County of Logan, his petition. asking
that a license be gronted him to sell az
retail. malt spirltuous and vnous IL
quors on Lot z. Block %, Four,h Ward,
Town Of Marshall, in said Comfy and
Territory.
II no protest be hled on or before sept
r. 1905, his petition viii be granted ano
license issued
Witness my hand and the seal Of saie
County hereto aqxe6 This 23rd ial
Of August 1905.
tsEAI3 NJ. p. TRAPP
County clerk
BY J. J.. McKEowN, Deputy
+ CFirst Published in Daily Leader Angus
%. 1909
Notice Of Application for Llauor License
:, Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County IS
Notice is hereby given that .. 5. Her
ber q CO., have this day flied n tn
! office Of the County Clerk, in ana 70
, said County of logan. their petition, ask
ing that "a license be granted them
sell at retail malt spirituous aud vinot
liquors on Lot 20. slock So. Fifth War;
y city of Guthrie. in said County and fel
IA rltory.
y lf no protest be dled on or before SCI
= tember s. 1905, their petition VIII
granted and license issued.
witness my hand and Die seal of sa
County hereto adixed this 25th d.
uf August, 1905.
fsEA1o NJ. H TRAP,
". County clerk.
j. L. McKECuN Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

Daily Leader 10 cents a week deliV
cred every day ezce9I Sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
statesmen WANTED.

How mu,h Of your home = USE as a
storage place? stop storing and start
selling things YOU don't need through
Leader wants.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

Is su alb sepa davg eaua
la &aa 3eIWHg su
5 i5asg miap@ 1e 8aue sraa 3GN
bsr fs8ug as'V ar tvs-
g lIa ANA -1 taqv 5UW ,e7putU
# hsu rels Fsa &;8-
ass DlaGe 8e Ru InaGh ae s4u Rars
AaaIgh 60 make ag fax.
S. IN Aa ,UaAs lass 1tr wuN aut ag
es 5GE NlH+a-a way.
3t 9iar tf e Sorrer iBlNaHs
l.aa Ius IA y2-.er ciUJ
e1e am au Algh-Gour gent Dgu 5 iawE
MR. fNgwIll#cs4N ttuE aeS
g. ee v.saV 8paeh ieglssl ,lllEyg
" Ius c9ks aas aii lie TEES
Ef Cou-s3 serS him luaagin eaWa
auve Vm1 ct nae Buuv
illi ruav Aose N3nts 3.l, d,lsvs,
Mgss l.m uO 8n mn
GS .3U ~ aoSAH3 pasle g0pS
ala Eat tat Ia sight,
t8t3 teS de Na@ ar fsE slRNvG .8ll
A 1rn caiues home Jr ai1dD
lesse Lee sherman IN GspplRcaj S
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
Woman Finda Now gossil Rentile.

4 ne'g utWf8ue reptile representing
hitherto luEu1vu form ct swimming
creature HHa heru discovered "a iip giuss-
selsus jneatuue n tIe uuUer lglaesip Vt
%huAta county Gal. tcauriinE 10 Ptor
}oin Merriam, mead pt l4ie scolagle8t
leuH}19Hrnt If rae I University at CBjiar-
ava. I3l Alilctln describing lc strange
roatup. oEuf Merriam gives .ae efpdir
flr HE discovery 1f le reptile to Hiss
g. ST. AtNauder. who. declares PROT
MERRIAM Inns 1851 anly contributed spu-
roHsiv ihr nauuHl unuUfi Br me
y1rs eH lu gpttehr1tca af thp mMinu
laasic. hul WA htQarf fi1e .tIaeaveret
ut hr tvpn aperinen furnishing lie ARG
est pYtf uf nfr Information niueeiIliui.
&c. Trun The iud Includes lilo ai.
of7pr tyrtnnta 1r tbc skull and a pai
3pu tT ,te -emUarul region. 3lsa nHrta
at uver rhHsy vaffebr1r numerous RAG
Hauta}-r gh- De HIiHriuHi elements Df
lir pento5aj 3ud ppivtr IFl'lee and
considerable portion ~ 3u ANTERIOR Limb.
t#u HH1uetHc. # all.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
SHOT srG sEAR IN A CAVE.
Experience al rhvRe Portland Hunters
an Mount Ho0d

E%ptl1ehce on IaSae PORTLAND Euuy2fS
an Mount Hood
Shooting 4'N.oaund hlack aea. IN tbs
darkness So q cave @t1o rapt IN tlte sadie
90 Mount Haod waS the experiences cast
Week at three Portland plumbers wIta
1arp re'urgled ca rhe citv wigh She peit.
F'le hrnter8 are Ffad I'LL @ehintinr
4esst.S = HAYES gad Roy 81 AlaNweil
81 was Jhree d4ys aut frm Portland tar
Tie party stumbled luau he he,es eieu.
3'l@f ta#or luuvA tlvg sasv aptt,uti Il l4lasse
7'ck an opening in Jlte biilsl,lp Il was
q Auie dhauf Is Gs.ut deep MAXWELL
4tunppl uAsdp. tite OTHERS failowing 4
candle was lt5!itad ami fgnsh b,eie Sigue
were discovered. Nffer 1olnG in IL Jsstii
tjIrv found ghaU the cave widpned aut
and pitched Forward. Hstgas WIS in tiie
lpad.
&g his time tiIe hunters we're ii dilg-s
nrss. except Gar Inc dirtering light az aae
camille Hi.lXes wHa snre az hui heard
q Hrar nevinG 3huuj. So Jhe aria n4gs-
entTttvl Wlfh fGue and trembling rhpv
bHH came all hp NaS' frum Portland 80
atuut bear but f1 staai tIuun IN JAe scnli-
dart,Ip~~ ri She ntriur nj Maunt Hound
Na~ aut Au the HFH8a1umr a9 arranged
When tle marty nnd W8ikea 'st3t hsHi
FROM the autgaure sad vet8 duNsfi lu F8ip
eal@a a. ie8Ht -tlt 0eC 1g the sanr ius
~t3at lll il1*e btstrl lte sound &c daNss
81 the uteis floor dnd .atV F4yu Eteau
ayes gHr1nH rs ftpiu lie heHr foH8ug o.
}pUt0aoh aeiUnr ta tau light EguFea
tIy-l u=t3atse fhp igp0r was 8pAlpne
mig, ma 8e mlnesHuEultas3 posvdur WHa
aAeA gsHwa WIS no guffoe9fsU& smulst
Fhers' N-ta e Aat Hsile1 naHH feam G1u
Ip3tr. amt tle mir at eaeh alun went
aruEAl ma. Haasing 43l maluu9hr nh
iiuffl a Yallev ae t1rae shuts napb lnd
awaited develUnmerta ull tie naly az
hillant tt5 fiie haar WstH sleId iialF
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

% nagni.ieepe sejan chair. wh.eh was
hat-usv8s bv aer Barenes. gela@ves antt
11slAf ssrv8nls- THE Drt,Hsslan fA.sa
s#w nfargHta E@Jm @}nsssN Sslls 0
s8FaN. rsaau assss 81 sc ars. g8Har8 f'&sa
lss' waera as srig.ea7vsea3 was wl5egsg.
e 7ea1a aer,Dg r1za erH8g ase frsaa
~ wallis a8G sgeegaS 81 wafet
se ara8t C-aN.
Naeu i}e .s~rv11ts ssgs rea wst't t.sss
r.an .ltae a. Fse aoUae tife 1sesen,a8iaz,.
3e1oa ta fr.Ga 1ur 3aU gSteva Beer iaus.
ae 9ansar Wtera 51e srgtegsa 4u4 wa3eatJ
ssp. Whore tlte usera4a a3ai,. tad sa3-
'14& glh" Wt"a ee&tsF Ehe ha Wsg aFl&e-
z,a'm and le shg nlstle Wara trsr sea7-
re tie NafnaF7 3lta rese lvas wsge
@rt5l'ped around .lou rhep U84e wet.dSlax
eeramUHT was neefariup8 aNid sels.lna
siien,a.
Ibas AN aeaaae ar'Ua3T le wl6a af
1|guSuka, an6 aey 5vaa ba8nv osunvla.r
atl -apir tags Mtsu Dkasla aad Eaig84
A. Sawyer n Moaegn Women
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

enthusiastic. vaz.a,y7i,,- MS a.,,,. ,,;,.g,.
nleaslgra INF aa az,r..,sa,ss. go. -.
a.i. far apfn .rbn 6,,-r.'.4.......l me-
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af4ftsr Inns ~. -, H5"e sle
have "a asa,,E ''' "iF1
s7.4el,fr ,.- ,..s, "N wv ..+'t-s
.r-7 +A--'' 4NA EstslHaN s.At'E .tAatNs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
INSULT To rNTERy

"a reas}T land af music
Sl0W a lt}le Nr CNA
Aa atTnn hu1n ana avaw
WAVu Eva 8UtNuC elise $50 Res
lsHe tAora anN a0t 'r1,ic3ss ap
rs Is Uemuisa uU ta tr5Mp.
Wlten tao af'san gFiudeF niarH
Bout ,Ae 'ts,od 3ld SltnRe H'tle
Slasili as sac sanE sfave
Al yhlraijH ar tige sfage
en8Sin go slHa7nHnptgg
hrau m0entn# 3ntl lWta
" SiH hal sac anreutu
Wauia earn 3gsNBu an 85tnA-~
An lp organ aiatler puu'n
Bout tliv tsoou t3it @}ngu rBln
aan si3utt Jilo wud tAas iIenm
ran aa3G was h0ll me awu
" len Ac grin js Ia mN 8 sfam
tf e u 1uiY sef atone
@at IL * cipaU hCYand endurance
h"u me lu8n eSpegts 4 ,ilMp
Ger st3ndu arre Au 1i8Niu
E"ut tIe tpaU t3id Snnnpr Time
~ iNi1inut&u atar
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
comic o. &c Halaellold.

Among tho wedding presents OF a bride
@eent5E WIS q ba0lt with typewritten
gatses bound in enameilefi cloth from
which Kitchen sInears may he removed
with Il sponge without injury ru the
cover. Fer the book is intended primar-
ilv COR kitchen use. In il are recipes Of
nh sorts and kinds which arc esteemed ia
he household Of the giver ana which
have been collected by her during her
quarter Of a century of married Iite i
feature of ne recipe part Of The book is
the notes suggesting possible variations
If various rules ami occasional changes
thar may he practicable. For instance
II milk is lacking when the recipe calls
for it or Il eggs are shorter chan the r7lie
demands a 1nr is given for the writer
way put on the dilemma and sometimes
rarse little story follows Of M IcEua
experience Anecdotes. however, arc ft'W
IN me carefully edited volume
Besides recipes Fherp are careful II
stg1Ict5Una RS 30 the removal OF stains
OF nh SORTS from different klnds OF ma
tnrials and formula for cleaning fluids
for vagIuHs uses. i page or r7v0 IS give
EN- fo home remedies ana several Dages
70 the care nj plants ar ordinary Honse
cultivation. The laSt part uf tie nook
IS devoted 20 pRra graphs difficult "a elias
sifr but all at which relate 10 household
affairs. Among these Ire Suggestions Tor
discriminating insects. packing af winter
ciotning during the summer, lists
~ things fhat shoud be done
when the house ja closed for the
summer ANA opened IN The E1il
arc The book IS IN lacr. sccohd
edition uf work uF2Un WHEN IT'S author
and agmpiler iTET went rn housekeeping
and kept faithfully as diary 10y lel
from tAar Jar fo ais
In snpqE.ug If tilp trouble fAe tirsf
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

1t has i0ng been my Idea that every
young ladies' seminar, nigh school Iia
college should have "A course of SltIdN 90
tlil5 snbletf 81 prenatal influence. 8ua
that ii shou!l ae the postgraduate
course Of every man college.
tlmc was sEuCn i Tould As5N" Jt-h
considered little SHORT af indecent rn at4l-
J.on nra1ata. .nHeute IN Eae preSoucc q
F1iHg women or r0nng men, ild tl4a
Ha5llsaes nj 7acA q lract 3r circular
would Hslve been rg-Earieli .ulunrAI-
tHt a0w c.a1 tle religions af-allzaaj .fna
@E- roislHg .8u tte subject rve fZtaE aiarH
eFaaMailv 81 saa r8e seHuaj o}.oWu-
t.lr <al8n wise course HNn atilIZAtelhn2
the fat}ers anal mothers of ,lse fut8re
eH .3lS snosg Important epic "a 81" Fli9ie
world
There nothing we cannot nope for
for culture generations once mpn auh
women arp sv8Epufd 80 realization at
WHIST Barontloei means
More ehaH q wear ggo % liseaHra ge-fi
and tInglhioei woman wrote friend Hf
aer mistartaues. Ftn husband vas AHr
dFrn III seed ana clorhe g,i HuoflgeF child
coming
"F9ow ean be glad 81 .ais eHii8- ar
feel anything hut despair 81 tile Thought
ri bringing u8Fler being MO fals TnB.
0iea sife sfsp aSseet. How can -,.re-
my 1uherH offspring prenatal influences
-or anything uHs sorrow
ar-p3 t1sa pnd 81 senr
i91ae t#e .uoF.tss.... w5tfs courage
waiaa saall eaIauet ehe raspaa- eE ae
i}J,eean f4rs-se1r6s airas-a sjaHf $685. Sc
.eE some -arr FNis1 nIeaNe@ E01 sud
'a Huafl often r68neug a ~asjs8
1858 lt1 ra reSafata-
Ser age .1ay7,.re- esoHv Eld
@ @ r ness Ha hsTfE aa-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
why Men Make

Pail NAL Gazette.
Why Men Make
BeEger Cooks Than Women.
Cooking IS undoubtedly iuo arr and
Ar ece0mglsaas, cAef IS as much of an
artist in His pa-ticular branch dl work
az a painter on a sculptor.
E1eEe Is IS much difference between
goo1 cooking and bad rs between n svui-
phguy perfolmed by Il great master On
hrstrlle tHsgrumeut ami so-ea!lel mel
-odE played by some outeof-rane burrei
organ.
There is absolutely no question as TO
who makes the better cooR-a man or q
Woman. If man dad nee excel. why
should ali the chief hotels and resfafI-
rams OF both British and continental
eities place a man AT the head az chem
culinary departments?
Women hold equally good positions in
most vocatlons as men now. bur Il female
chef. 4 woman boss, US you English
say. does not reign IN any large kitchen.
LIN the ordinary domestic duties c is
ver% aard % ind a man equdilng, much
less eXoeliIlg, w0man-it il her sphere
IN life. but cooking rises far above
mere domestic duty, 10 is, as [ have said
before fine ar. The reason that ia
cooking the palm has always been
awarded to 4 mere man. is rot far 10
seek.
1t is not because man is more epieurean
than woman. for this, though maintained
by women, is not a fact Woman il
quite rs fastidiUus over her food as the
ordinary man. and bestows as much
th0pglt over her meals as he does.
1t is simply thar man is more thorough
in his work and thoruughness il at the
root OF all good cooking, as Of everything
else.
n man is more particular over the var-
GUS little details which are necessary tn
make mp a really perfect dish.
Lake. tor example, an Lndina curry
containing 50 many little rrifiing ingreCi
ellta-aLl OF which IRE equally important
70 make Il perfect dish when finished.
The loss OF one would mean the spelling
OF tile others. AMI the complete ruin of
the favor at the curry
h man knows this and viii have them
all. &1np are 700 unimpOrtant flF his
e0nsHtera1on--a woman. on the other
hand. viii manage with what she aas GOT
1auur This ~ very nice and 0bllging af
her no loubt. but it eventually spells her
cooking. amt the dish is not a success.
One Of the chief faults III q woman
cooking is her want Of accuracy over the
smaller ltemS-f1e exact amount of f1a-
vortng, the right condiments TO each diab,
and chat IS o. Of the chief reasons why
her cuokng pales before that Of man.
siAAtt Itt4sts as ulaileS DfHIefdBlE 81 an
occasions to hers
Even III the case OF amateurs. man
IS more successful than a woman for
these reasons. ana also because he rakps
more pT'de N his work of preparing u
tempting repasr
4 great many people think that any
one can coax who happens to possess
shilling cookery book. and q few pois
AMI pans. What II fallacE! Il great
chef is born like any other great artist
Of course. he musi learn ms lEr Is theT
"a theirs. hut he has a NATURAL gift TOR
his work even before he starts it.
To Il chef his work is Joy forever.
and he invents new dishes with as much
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

SD gravef3l aad eIevar sl,t her pgrant
.oyea anr tell3r anna regarded a.r ii
.vir aIpSI nratloua reasura tlpa
AGtjtS leN H}8N sH ul0AG ht.r tIn NAe>
allowed ne rHls<a " nd 80 alWv tu aev
lu 4ur,j laot T., reach her muu.i ga,
aer snuueN a1y lei 8pr ashOle .ae ad,se.
al ouly sae most rotdet c8sslca hopbs
a0r Uer accomplishments gaey Tea Aer
~ilaN le s}TluEs or 3aHHS 3lW guitars.
And al .engtll SHE became tne HpSt edN.
e8ped tla rAe most attractive 4W a
The yea lang,iem
Cha 8ad reached Size age "a bee plac
l9od, III was her pHrpulS desire ls
clluuse Ger ter he hest Iad g3lH greatest
Gusliaud ~ rle Whole Vorld, E8r 4leg
tauasstIt t,ttt flere Wa9 NO either 4igiea
50 beautiful. So gentle So accomplished
as the3r dang!lioF, ant thaG d Woltii Ae
pity Ia give her .a jll anwur'av mate.
Every luv tile IajteF 4na morlcF tou
alitad As so vino sltuuid be tAu aus-
band
It g3.,aR tae .rea5ost boiIg ia Gle au
yprsa ia either tic sam or the muou, Tho
sun. however, is "a Ntj3e ao braahg lld
,tazliiug 80 be- near Che nnou ts mild
ef and senUer / wauid Auve alm ltt
tur dear Chu. stiid tl4e ta3horral al
.asi and tile mother 'at agreed
Accordingly thuhei. the t.tGerrlt.
lonrapvNd no fhe ahaip of tr ni04n.
Wl.tauf ans teHr he suId 20 moau 1
presume yult are stili 4 Aucl5,z..r WiA
tfu please ta&e ur hu far your hr'de
Hlr moon lanked very much surprised,
~ mt an extraordinary pnnosa n
iAts great world nobativ has ever asked
nae ia he a bridegroom ttiau6 yau far
vaur Willingness rn give me Vaur iaiglr
ter. Aui I must teoiiue thc honor taT
v0u see. thrre s tbp claud wliu Is nr
lndnnre aaauur 1iw8E7 wt Ass
.auuse
Clmhei. concluding tlutt lie eluud was
.teatoy fhun tie muuu tllpn visited r1ie
atHi}d ul}mdiatelN
"O alouL 4m aid INIT ran agr stowe
flie nuaa VIII ym ae oar i'm nr''tp
groom
Ilie cloud, aetrg a imminent 3esf
Hun. uaNiipd "Ntal ! NAV seem 1r3ftr
tlHn ajt3lpr tho vu ar g3r Uuau ft9
sometimes aFass tlclr Way afgt utH~eHi
taeir light But { hpVn st3uue enemy
lIp wind he aaeeEa nE COURSES hloNs p1t
afbpm dlr atvaE I estnuUt anlaeat SO Wnr
proposition
eviee afised ret ssh nwseveune
ana nUtaiHr dnuntea tlin FATHER Fstf naitn
HiH way fn fle wind
III won ara still living alone, q Wind,
DlpaHe marry my daughter
V'e ynd. striking his lse. #iid
'rhnuk rau. int lmhc I vnuii aJhor
not
.'Ahv in e1u refuse
"Thius a moment Every 8me I want
ta 90 an and 81, blowing tjuGhl ,hr4d.
tltprr IA tar wall
'rhcn van gtmk lie vHll CREATOR
rAau ppo ara
'Why nT COURSE 1u RESIST ans
'Nen. turu Vii mike Hlu nnl
bridegroom. Nhubei was scan ".tt
-. .ttt.,,. ~ st.su-.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
HUMOROUS ITEMS.
Ven eSge Hr,as vera,
's4ag .ts4. Fts-a ra5. , -..,.,,.s.. lf

H1tEjM-N Hl eS3z Wr,as ver4,
taet-A aan I've goa a uoelic .icenSv
Al Eas Angeles lady. a4aa a5. e0t
ting Der UAsr3 ser at ueerh lsS sic cali
Haruill nromgE0u aummicIees uext Move.
--SaH eranclsV8 Views Leg.ar
A lcpuv marshall u0nct B8t Sala
H4a 13l pasia glts Ina FUy AHE
Dom EaT atty with ne.
~ llve aue, aN gUa
Aad aVw pa t.ioN where asa
New Yark Ai.tsl,
Cnele NHhe- And cllen hey ut te
piece a. resistance.
Aunt Maria Land sase ause
laaG JEST style l8r l3n4h staa6 NeV
York sun.
Plenty of people know how "a mase a
Fortune iuok ll5e 80 cents. hur IA faak
the astHte Mrs. Chadwick Eo mike 20
eenIS look Ike 4 Eoruue SAN Francisco
News Letter
Did you bitv Your way CD rour press
eilJ posirlou az political prominence
Certainly { did. answered senator
sorghun. 'tf Ctlure Is anything Hate
ir a deitdhea1i, ~ Nv HflIngion ~tU
HIS Kick.
There WIS q Young man in rangier
Who Called 20 gAe waiter. t.auk lier'
! luSy wish ga Say
L dom lllse fhp way
H3u are nlting ne EoHm an ms Aer
Houston Post.
De Gas 4 wonder why Blkins dresses
50 shahhily His wife sells me au sim.
ply can't get him to buy new riaIhps
DE Aity~Bilklus pid me canuttputinlIy
THAT DE dresses thar why sra his vie
can't drag him around ro boring saaiai
functions BROOKLYN Lite.
"AlT automobile Inns tlte reev LATEST
improvements.
What are they
'tsee tllat itfle arrangement Thm
registers tlie nmnher of arrests ner milo
ana al the sHme gme trous ont die
amount af rhe Zine - bvelaau Leader.
Time FOR a Wig.
ti rond AaoN wlcn youea getting past
Just tale Jllis Auuch from mr.
leli folh sass Why your Aatjr tauca
tE lhHil II used 10 me-.
iilim pnu nuF SNOW faat gaa y1il .pult
rinE #apfe uiasentlie.
louaun Pest
"a ii true. said Rer. Go0aIey. fgint
Women ara mpre regular ana aey8ut az
enaianis 1t church than Ae men
Sa lieY snauld be- reDlied flip ~
age bachelor ii they have ans grafs+
ttde. The church aids ana atlrls nem
IN committing nanmonr -Fhnadpi.
nhia ledger
Dat ald 2ae about SINE he5u money
mint 81,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

fl is tsuc said Rep Go0dIey. fFiet
women ara more regular ana tlev9uf as
aenaanls 1T church ghan 1ae naen.
Sa tleY should be- eDeel fHp sass
age bachelor, III ther huve ans gfaf.-
tide The church aids ana annls them
in committing mat1moT FhilHdpi.
nAia ledger
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

There WIS . Young man i'm raugirr
Who Called 20 tae waiter. .auk higrt
iusT wish "a Say
Il don like she WAY
Gan are niiing fac tuHm an ms lipr
Houston Post
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

did you 6uy your way 90 rour press
emf positlau az noliIlc1l prominence
Certainly 4 dld, answered senator
sorghun. 'tf tlura Is anything Z hate
it's a duadhead, Washington Sjlu
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

Plenty of peapit know huw go mase a
Fortune iook lilge 50 cents. auJ Ia toak
the astHte Mrs. Chadwick so mike 20
eenIS look Ike a lartuue sam Francisco
News Letter
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

nele Nuhp AMI ctltn gloy 4,t te
piece dp resistance
Aunt Maria Land sake1 s suisse
that JEST style lar tmaa snak. >nw
York sun.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

De Cay Wonder why Blkins dresses
50 shahhlly. His wife sells me au siiu.
ply can't get nm To buy new clothes
DE Witt l5ilklns Eoid me- rontdpnunly
Ellat DE dresses thar Why sra his wife
can't drag him alound ro boring saeiai
functions. IBl00klvn Life
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25

NJ automobile hus tlie rerv ARREST
improvements
What are they
See that little arrangement That
registers rlte nnluher of arrests per mile
and at the same une trous, ont le
amount af ne tine - Ipyeiaud Lealer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-14
The Jacksonville Metropolis
an6 Its Latest Achievement.

The -Press Edition" Of the Jackson
vile Metropolis. ISSUED Saturday in
honor o. the installation OF rs magni-
fcont three-deck Goss press. consu-
tutes another milestone in the prog
ress of Florida journalism.
The press which the Metropolis has
.ust installed is not only the finest
printing machine On Florida, but it Is
one of the most perfect presses which
inventive genius has ever produced.
and the possession of such a machine
by Florida newspaper speaks vol
umes FOR the state as wen as for the
paper itself
TIE Jacksonville Metropolis IS the
moa conspicuous success in Florida
Journalism. It's growth and progress
has been almost phenomenal and its
present position of afluence. influence.
and Journalistic exoenency IS a matter
OF pride and satisfaction 10 its con.
temD0nres throughout the state.
The Journal congratulates its Jack
sourile contemporary upon its latest
and most valuable achievement, and
,aiutes st. AS a par excellent Florida
newspaper.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-14
Long Life
Liver and
Kidn0yCur8
and you will never
regret it.
For Sale by
HannahBF0s.
THE PENSACOLA
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
OPINION OF EDUCATORS AS TO
ITS WORK.

Prof Walter Miller. professor or
Greek in Tulane University. after
visiting the classical school. wrote
the following unsoliciteI opinion to q
friend and colleague:
"The Pensacola Classical school "a
doing a splendid work for the CAUSE ~
southern education. To IS establisbed
upon broad principles, &c cherisheq IN,
highest ideals Of scholarship; 10 main
tsins a high standard OF exceuenee.
and by the best modern methods ana
equipment it secures thorouehneqs oF
training comparable with that aFo-ss5
by the great fitting schools OF tta
east. To my mind the Pepsacor,
Classical School IS one OF the vs-v
best secondary schools Of the sortb -
DR.. Yenable, president OF the rrr-
versity Of North Carolina. writes. ar,
gives me pleasure to testify IN tbs
thoroughness Of the preDarsfio7 -
the students who have come from
your school to the UNIVERSITY we
should be glad to have more Of tho
same type"
DR.. Geo. Petrie. professor Of Tatr,
and History IN the Alabama Polytec5-
ric institute. writes: IL corei5er 49,
Pensacola Classical School one Of he
best fitting schools in this section Oh
the south. 7 can confidently endo-rs
the thoroughuess Of its work and fss
healthy. manly atmosphere that Der.
vades che Institution.
For further Information or cata-
logue OF the school address,
d. CLAY ARMSTRONG,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-14

Governor Hoch, of Kansas. has de-
cided to father a plan, suggested by a
cIFl war veteran now living In Lon
don. 10 erect a 1890 foot monument to
President Roosevelt az the geographi-
cal center Of the United States in
commemoration Of mis- successful ef-
forts III bringing about peace between
lapan and Russia