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The Bourbon news., 1905-08-11
sunfower Philosophy.
[Atchison Kan } Globe. ]

lAtchison (Kan.) Globe.l
A burglar has his faults, but he
doesn't blab.
Women are never made vain by
women; that's mans work.
How kind people are to the man
Who is going to die!
No one is all right; but some are
nearer all right than others.
A man will always be manly when
woman remembers to be womanly.
Women do not object to work so
much as they object to the name"
of it.
The greater wealth a woman pos
sesses the more modestly she dresses
for the street.
1t is unfortunate that after man
has worked hard to get money in the
bank it is so easy to get it out.
lt is sign a sick man is getti
better when he begins to worry about
his doctor bill.
Age fills and rounds out mans
nose; but the older woman gets, the
sharper her nose becomes.
The sun shines just as hot on people
in an automobile as it does on those
in lumber wagon, but the people in
the auto try very hard not to notice
it.
TONSORIAL ARTISTS. -Evervone who
shaves should shave with us-we
shave quick, we shave clean, we
shave right. Five polite BARRIERS en-
ployed. You can always catch
turn. CANAL BROS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
Building Summary

Expansion of Los Angeles during 1904 has
been the engrossing theme of our active
citizenship This growth, exceeding cities
that boast greater populations has never
been equaed in any other metropolitan COM
munity The figures follow:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
Bank Clearinqs

AS commercial and banking center Los
Angeles stands second among all of the
cities in the Pacific coast basin west of the
Rockies, as the following bank clearings for
1901 show:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
Yearly Transfers

When 1t is remembered that so per cen
of considcra tions are merely nominal gen
orally SO. the gross amount of transfers il
the following indicates n wonderful era o
prosperity and the placing of millions o.
dollars in property:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01
FAVORABLE STATISTICAL POSITION OF GREATER LOS
ANGELES DURING 1904 INDICATIVE OF PROGRESSION

car be given m in HI D
o
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

! DURING 1904 AND COMPARISONS
i O munbp &c becomes
4
o
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

work. open eyelet work, Irish crochet
or linen lsces are used freely for
their embellishments. and they are
often - costly ~ they are beautiful
Linen etamine 10 one of the latest
varieties in shirt-waist suit style.
Seen at . recent opening was . linen
suit Of the bluet. blue shade, low
called Alice blue" with a half
length coat opsn in front and circu.
lar skirt. TIE edges OF the entire
costume including the skirt were
hand-soalloped with the same color.
and the sleeve, fronts Of skirt and
front and back of coat were embroid.
cred in heavy haDd.wofk of the same
shade.
LUCY CARTER.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

The new spring hats the women arc
70 wear looks like . "market basket"
struck by . street car.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.
LUCY CARTER.

H. O. Hoof, Chicago; NJ. A.
Dumas, Bisbee: 0. W. Hennine. St.
Louis; j. H. Jenkins, Pueblo; E
F. Rookfellow. New York; A. Koci
st. Louis; " Il. Morford. Pueblo
O. r. Troth, Denver; r. A. Ramsay
city; r. p. Ireland, Denver; ]. A
Bartlett. Denver; U. H. Queeman
Chicago; r. P. Weaver, Los Angeles
A. L. Jessup. Denver; H. E.
Parkhrust, Denver; W. q. Hatch
Chicago; G. D. Street, Denver; A.
B. Baird, Denver; NJ. l.. Rice,
Lansing; H. O. Prentice. Victor
9. W. Dollis, city; T. f. Bell,
Denver; ]. q. TrHves. San Fran
CISCO; W. M. Porter. Collbrau.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

This handsome street costume. the
illustration Of which IL supplied by
The Demorest Fashiou Co.,, 10 Of
brown shot mohAir Of beautiful
lustrous quality. with collar and cuffs
Of cream white suede cloth. edged
with brown mohair braid. The bslt
10 Of braid An the girdle OF soft,
messaline tAffeta in chameleon
effect. The skirt IL Of the popular
nine. .gorsd type. with the side plaits
arranged over each scam, and down
the center Of each gore.
Linen gowns and suits far from
showing the decline Of favor prophe.
sled on account Of the longevity Of
~ fashionble reign. linen 10 70 be the
Rass IN sovns, waisss, suits, coats
and smbroideries. The gowns are Of
Irresistible shssn II thsir --latest devsl.
opmept. Embroidsry In heavy hand
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
Nothing Else to Vote.

There were several amusing after
math stories concerning Tuesday ;,
election. One which 10 true. was re.
lated by young 5outherner. He
left his native ststs before reaching
his majority aud has managed ever
since to run into republican strong.
holds. He said he was now 80 gear,
OF age and had never voted for Il win.
ming ticket yet. He ds s,lared that
he was never going to vote again. II
had not occurred to him to change
politics and get on the winning side.
Greek Times.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
State of Ohio. City of Toledo [

LucAs SOuntys
Frauk ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of f.
j. Cheney & Co.. doing business In
the city Of Toledo. county aud state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum Of one hundred dollars for
each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
catarrh cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me aud subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day Of Dccem-
Der. 1888. A. w. GLEASON,
(seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

There 10 little satisfsction In being
elected governor Of Massachusetts.
They have an election every year and
Gov. Douglas. who has hardly secured
q grip on his seat, IL already . can
didate for rs.eleotion. And man
who advertises ~ much ~ the Massa-
chusetts governor will never have any
thing mean said ABOUT him In the
opposition newspaper.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
Rockvals Ne ~.

Roekvals. April z.
Mrs q. e. Gilfert and Mrs. Geore.
Arthur spent Wednesday in Florence.
N. Phillips 10 having . new porch
addsd 70 his home
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bat
tersou ON Monday. Marvh ~, 1905.
. girl. l1aa 81 u
Ar. AoNeohsn Of sslida WAS visit
ing Rockvale friends on Sunday.
Niss Ireae Jenkins Of Canon City
was visiting friends here last week.
John D. Jones Of Denver was In
Rookvsie Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Reese Is very i'll.
David Reese the barber he's moved
into his new shop.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
II NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Interesting LETTER Brimful Of the
Latest Styles for Women.

A millinery shop window 10 now
. curious sight. exasgerations Of all
kinda and sxqnisits srsAtions arc 20
arranged thAt almost startling con-
srasts arc the result. A Napoleon
shsps In pink sossamer straw. with
IN outline Of tiny rose buds st bsck
and frons (iutendsd for . very young
person 10 next an immense black lace
straw. with high crown. and two
gorgeous ostrich planes. Then .
large sailor hat. with crown Of the
richest colored silk and lace brim, has
for its neighbor . Jet toque with
white ostrich plume. A green straw
trimmed with white lilacs. is near .
large shape Of Milan straw. the brim
bent in three curves which are filed
In with large roses and foliage.
Ostrich plumes ware never more
Important. their graceful undulations
doing Awsy to some extent with the
absurdities OF hats. designed to be
conspicuous. Velvet is also = factor
In millinery, particularly In the
"high back effects. where it is
combined with flowers Of several
kinds. Large roses are well adapted
to shapes turning up at one side, or
farming the center Of fat crown Of
nowers. The position Of sty lish hats
In varied. Some tilt over the face,
especially the "high back" shapes
Others perch on the pompadour roll.
then again the large sailor is worn
quite fat on the head
That beautiful ACCESSORY the parAsol
now comes with renewed beauty and
variety. Myriads Of plain silk para.
soils In different styles, are suitable to
tho shirt waist suit, the novelty how
ever IL the "suit-oSse parasol." joint.
cd In the handle. which is certainly
. great convenience. Checked parssols
with lowered silk borders are in
keeping with the present rage for
checks, and one style Of elegant plain
silk parasols have cut jet bead or steel
beAo handles, some being finished
with large knob
The lingerie parasols while afford.
ing no genuine protection, are yer.
pretty, and range from those of simple
muslin edged with embroidery or
eyslet work. to the hand en- br oidered
one, with insertions of real Val lace.
Tucked and embroidered linen swell
the, category. and hand painting or
oolored embroidery on each gore or in
. wreath around the parasol, are
usually beautiful blending Of deli
cate tints. Gathered tuoks Of blue
q pink chiffon, . little more than an
inch apart. from an entire parasol,
remarkable for It's softness and beauty.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
More Books tor Library.

Ool. J. Q. Macdonald recently
wrote to Oongrsssman Brooks asking
his assistance in securing some books
from ~ 0sslssioal survey foe the
free reading room, and In response 70
the isttsr the following oommunioa-
tion has bssa reosivsd:
''Colsrsdo Springs. Apr. 8, 1905.
~. Q. MaoDouald. Esq presidents
Florence Free Reading Room Assn,
Florsuoe Colo.
my dear NJ. AaoDonad 81 have
yours Of April ash and have taEen
pleasure in commencing very highly
youi library 70 the Geological survey,
pursuant TO his letter Of March 2Sth.
and have no doubt you will get the
books desired. --..-.-... ....i
II have also requested that your
library b placed on the mailing list
Of the Department Of Arsioultare,
from which source think you will
sst even moro than you do from the
Geological survey.
''PleAss communicate this to your
board to the end that II the books do
ma ooae, will be advised. Yours
very truly, N-sS
"F. e. BROOKS
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

The way Russia keeps the Baltic
feet hanging around in the Indian
ocean. neither sending 1t to the front
nor sending 1t home, reminds,one Of
. poker player fulnblins his last dol
lar and trying 70 decide whether to
risk IL or put IL back in his pocket.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08
Notice to Taxpaysrs.

The assessor will establish values
and make assessments In Florence BE-.
tween the 9Th and 18th instant. Oaos
hosrs, Afternoons 4 70 8 O'Clock. also
Saturday evenings IN room Q. Bluut
blook, for ths parpess q beARtng seo-
plants as1 70 rsosive sehs1AIss. The
plat beok is opsn - The psblio.
v. Z. NORRIS,
Ol.oS Assessor.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

Hereafter when No discuss the WAY
We intend 10 talk familiarly about Tie
pas. It IL the hrst name We have
been able to pronounce.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

Whom sixty.two Baltimore girls
offer TO marry stranger. the success
Of the Nornen church does not seem
70 remarkable after al.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

Ro3sstvsnsky Il one Of the men who
feel thst they know exactly Whist the
yellow psTil'' means.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

The dirvctor Of the mint says 1888.
ssS, 5ss cents have been coined. And
yet you have 10 wait for change.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-08

The tobacco trust has no need to
worry. Until the bssf trust . made
to toe the mark. It may rest psrfectly
easy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25

disclosed with Intelligent prospecting these
dkos vnries from
IN many places and on all sides be the positive
Indications known mining heavy permanent
ment IN gold From viewpoint the blizzard will
most faVoraby with undoNeloped
ASSESSMENT WORK. has been
pleted every claim group conformity every
mining mining laws or
Nevada and the local laws ne district.
DISTANCE FROM WELL KNOWN PROPERTIES BIz-
zard OF mines Is situated ln direct
Is Indicated az surface by aer Of parallel dixie
pings that have course on
the Blizzard these dkes show boldly above tho
distinct IN outline The referred boldly
along rs the Red Top through
corbrtfon, Florence, January February
starslmmeron o. D.. OF the first
imporanceand the blizzard Wndcor Davenport iaio the
main backbone Of Godhed Represented hy Rnlcker.
booker and Black Cap disappearing
SURFACE sho"lngs indicate the desert the miles
Nu ine iN1"fa - Tess than half mile from the Dix
TO- which has been developed workings
down 20 depth Of 800 grade
ore have been blocked exrctlon
milling plant The only mine IN ho eastern beit
THAT has been ystemntcaly developed that
anee that properties develop into ,ouai az
important mines with Intelligent shownes
on me blizzard far excel those found In that locality Indicating
richer ore bodies than hoso o he
AssAYsrhe following assly obtained from ean
pies taken at random lodges on he ropey
without any previous knowledge of value shown.
HeMARks-in its feature the Blizzard is an ex-
c'pionaly attractive mining proposition ana out
crops are as nne looking ;hs property Is m
every accessible presents no dincut eehre ~
inng good road the round connects the eon
with me town Of Godaed Il Is dincnt matter 10 build
~ o'H 10 almost any spot on The property The
Hzzard group every worthy thorough devopnent
ana hrmy believe tat campaign of work WI,
pndoubdy place IN the list OF producers high grade ore
Of the district
T. MITCHELL
~ Consulting and Mining Engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Bargains No. I aud ? are Sold you are
too late for these, but we have some
more
Bargain No. 3. Pair or corner lots one
block from the car line. fine location,
win enhance in value very rapidly. win
loan you money TO build with; price
s3s5 CO.
Bargain No. q. A snap IN income prop
erty; northeast part Of the city; three
houses, three lots. one block Of car
line; pays - per cent OF the invests
mont, and viii grow in value all the
time. Price s26oo.Oo, with cash pay
ment of $4,000, and balance on
time
Bargain No. 5. 400 acres Of Indian lease
for rent, 175 in Cultivation, fenced;
100 acres NOW land. living water See
me about this at once II 70 uare in
terested
Bargain No. 6. If you have idle funds
it will pay you to see me at once for
money is a slippery thing, unless 1t
is ju6iciously invested, not in mine.
oil or gold brick schemes. but in alb
solute securities which viii constantly
draw interest or enhance in value.
Bargain No. 7. Wanted to trade some
real estate for a good Driving horse,
buggy and harness. For any OF these
bargains phone q and 763 or call and
SEQ J. B. Green, ia West Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
MINING ENGINEERS REPORT.

Godheld New. Sept 49, 1905
To the President and Board Of Directors Mining
Gentemen--
At examined the blizzard roup Of mines
situated four and one-ha miles ooAaeld
ing report
uh and two fractional claims the acres OF
ground These by Blizzard Eagle Nest Butcher
Bird sunny slope Sparrow Hornet Fraction Bell
LOCATION OF PRoPERrY-This group OF claims is looa ted
~ te eastern section Of the great mineral
the Goldned district Nye County Nevada This section
at the Mountain IS M present center
OF Veryconsderabe activity On the
months ths belt Of mineral has yielded
the deepest workings only 800 In an
history OF mining such record has equaIed
SOhrNCE SHoWiNo.--ln place zons
can dlstncvy hatteriug than on the
Blizzard ground No less than assures
stand boldly surface Indicating tho line Of vein
shoe the belt frequently These outcroppings an
SHOW pronounced naturalization. carrying iron.
these surface shownes took sampe.
from every outeropping All Of them gold
PpNohg concusyeH that they all enriched
metal Very fes he district pe-
sented such pronounced indications
OF hgb grade relatively the same pe
od Of eporent aid hatferng assay returns
from the Jumbo properties that are
now great mines from surface =
prospective
rlrLE-Fun clear he property is vested IN tho
blizzard Mining Company.
coNFLicTs-f am unable 10 nnd from mans ana my own
personal investigation, possibilities OF veins
showing on these claims % their territory
assuring an rights that may ncuo n
the lodges surveys have been by competent en-
and have corners ceuers
FoRmATioNThe surface formation ia prophyry ana IA
denucaly the that Of mines or
district There quartz hssures thst
crop o % boldly decided Indications thar several may
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
MUCH AID FOR MISSIONS
Episcopal Conference at
Dallas Plans to Encour-
age the Work.

Special to Tho Daily Leader
Dallas. Tex, Nov a5.--whcn the mis-
sionary department conference o. the
Eighth district Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church % America was formally
hcgua tat movement started at thp tri-
cnnial council OF the church. held ia
Boston. whereby the problems Of dornes-
nc and foreign missions are TO be handled
IN departments. was inaugurlted in this
division Of Episcopaiianism
The whole day was given over to a
discussion Of how best 20 encourage an
intereot in missions among the commu-
nlcants and foster hu Interest until g
reaches the point Of action The attend
ance was fairly good. there being nte
bishops and about nifty ciereymen pres
emit There wis also a large number Of
laymcn and women.
In the forenoon the general topic was
how to secure an adequate support OF
the churchs missions. and Dr. A. s.
Lloyd presided In the afternoon the
general topic concerned the work OF the
church IN the domestic field and what
the immediate needs are.
At night an Informal reception was
rendered the delegates at ST. Mays
college
All OF the bishops but Rev. Davis ses-
sums Of New Orleans are present az
the meeting and it is not expected thta
the Louisiana bishop viii be able to
come
II WAS stated that this district IS ex-
pccted 70 raise $500 900 for mlssions this
year. and the apportionmont Of this
amount throughout the dioceses ana
parishes viii be the principal work OF
the conference. 1t S. thought
fhe matter Of selecting a place for the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.
FoUND-Gold band ring with opal seis
Owner call at Leader Office.
CFirst Published in Daily Leader Novem-
Der 25. 1905)
Ordinance No. z64.

CFirst Published in Daily Leader Novem-
Der 25. 1905.)
Ordinance No. z64.
An Ordinance Establishing the Grade OF
East Warner from West Line OF Cap
itol Boulevard to the East Line OF
Poplar Street. in the City Of Guthrie,
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen OF the City of Guthrie. Okla
homa Territory.
Section /. That the grade line OF the
center line OF East Warner Ave. and
the sidewalk upon the north and south
sides thereof, be and the same are here
by established as follows. to-wit:
North Center South,
West line OF Capitol
Boulevard ..... 1920 1eaOo 1880
East line Capitol
Boulevard .. isi.oo Is1oo 1890
East zoo feet to
point ............. lsloo isl.oo iss-oo
East to S. Z. corner
Of Park on north
side Of Warner 1864 1904
East to west line
Of Park street. s.
side ..".-...- 1850
East 10 east line
OF Park. north
side ......,... 1927 le9.fo
East to east line Of
Park south side. 171.OO
East to west line
OF alley ....... 1870 1870 i7loo
East TO west line
OF Drexel Boul. 1910 1900 1870
East TO east line Of
Drexel Boul ~. 1850 1880 1850
East 100 feet 10 a
point ........... 1895 1890 1875
East TO west line Of
Cedar street ...-. 1850 1850 1865
East lire OF Cedar
street ..,...,..... i54.25 1926 l5425
East $50 feet to
point ......~.... 1900 1900 1900
East to west line
of cypress St. - 1900 1870 1900
East 10 east line OF
cypress St .. 1850 1870 1850
East l5O feet TO
point ......,..- 1850 ioLo 1850
East to west line OF
Poplar St. 500. 1850 1870 1850
East 10 east line OF
Poplar ST. ....... 1870 1870 1910
NNf p AZ oiuihahcea and parts or
ordinances In conflict herewith are here
by repealed.
Sec 3. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
passage, approval and publication
Passed this the 23rd day OF Novem-
ber 1908.
Approved this the 2srd day Of Novem-
ber 1905.
J. W, DUKE.
attest, Mayor
F. sEIXAs. City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
CONGRESSMAN SEES LIGHT
Lloyd, of Missouri, Aban-
dons Separate and De
clares for Joint Statehood

Washington, Nov Representative
Champ Clark and Representative James
r. Lloyd form the advance guard OF the
Missouri delegation in congress to es-
thhlish themselves al Washington forthe
winter
Mr. Lloyd has been member Of the
committee on territories OF the house ana
was prominent in the fight during .he
last congress for statehood with other
democrats he held to the position that
right and justice demanded the admls-
sion Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory
as separate states. However in tho
statehood fight Of last year and the one
OF two years ago he realized tslat the
democrats were only handful COM
pared with the republican majority and
could not swerve me determination OF
the republicans 70 unite the two terri.
tories
This winter shall be for Joint state
hood for oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory said he today. Il believe the
republicans at last have been brought
to realize that the claims OF Arizona and
New Mexico separately or jointly are not
In class with the claim OF Oklahoma
and Indian Territory. Consequently IL
looks as II the republican leaders Will
permit the consideration cf the demand
OF oklahoma and Indian Territory II
they do this there is not the shadow Of
doubt that statehood bIl viii pass
early IN the session by practically unan-
imous vote Of both houses II would be
q hopeless thing, IN my estimation. to
undertake separate statehood for Indian
territory and in view OF the solid re-
publican front against the sssarate
statehood proposition, am ia favor II
giving the two territories Joint state
hood as soon as possible"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25
VERMONT WOMAN TO
BE HANGED NEXT
MONDAY.
LITTLE HOPE FOR ESCAPE
Woman Has No Friends, Yet
is Cheerful.

Rutland, VT, Nov. 25.-with her only
hope OF seeing the dawn OF New Years
conferred on November 27. Mrs. Mary
Rogers. the Bennington nturderess,
passes the hours away In her lonely cell
Of solitary confinement at Windsor
prison, writing an occasional letter to
her mother or sisters, mending her
clothes or doing plain sewing for the
matron
only her mother and sister her attor-
ney and the prison matron are allowed
20 see her. Not another living soul can
enter her cell until the decision OF the
United States supreme court on the Pc
ttion for the writ Of hapeas corpus Is
made known. This Is expected next Mon
day. Mrs. Rogers does not know that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25

the sherins department has been ordered
to get the gallows ready FOR December
s. the day set for the execution Of the
death sentence and. although her coun-
sci have given her to understand that
the thread Of hope OF tho high court sav-
ng her life Is slim% she looks forward.
ms she has Cone twice before. to some
intervention between her and the gall
lows
The Rogers sympathizers IN Vermont
have dwindlcd rapidly since the prison
Investigation which showed very loose
morals existing. ana voice Ia her IA
vor is seldom heard. This is noticeable
especially IN her home county. Benning-
ton. Old residents who do not counte-
nance hanging would rather have the
woman put 70 death than to see the
county go through another murder trial
which would be Inevitable II the writ
be granted. II is the general opinion
in the county that jury must convict
her IN any event.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-25

10 NOT De deceived by counterfeits
Mhen you can buy Witch Hazel salve
me name Of r. c. Dewitt & Co Is on
every pox Of the genuine. Piles, in their
worst form VIII soon pass away II you
VIII apply DeWitts witch Hazel saive
night ard morning Best for Cuts.
Burns Boils. letter. Eczema. etc. Sold
by c. r. Renfro.