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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
No chayg0 isl EglnIaall8a.
New York Dental ParlOrs
Guthrie, Okla.
PnRlls YraInIna BOX.

have started publie tFatalog
stable IN connection wlsh mg board
ing bush.ess at 10. old b. q. Smitn
sssnd. woula he pleased % eogF@
spamd With taoee who have horrss o.
raee in are iSsS eangsigu. I ssie aaa
balance uD coies.
epeciEl a,tenlioa gevea O eoArsegs.
s. ~. seainNia pFca.
asia FAeRea ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
Excelsior Club.

Regardless OF tho disagreeable
weather lAe Excelsior club had a fair
Attendance at It's meeting last Nondav
at he Carneeia library. on next Mon.
day the clpb will meet with Mrs B
Z. Miller Original valentines viii be
liven ia response 10 The roll call The
ioilowing program was given last Slon-
day;
ResDonses-Q Quotations from Bryant.
-"Thanatopsis' Club
Character 8ketch--Wm. cull,n Bry.
ant.
Reading Death o. the F,ower1-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
HMGISGMGeNtS


A SOUTHERN sPRlNeTiME ODE.
When Mother Earth wayms up ana
the grass beei-s TO grow
And The hills and the valleys reflect e
ve-dant glow
and the blue ias and tae red Lir6 3o'
gether sing lhoir lass.
with a shrill. enchanalns melody SHAT
prolonss the daya,
ssvevy 9arrar hea p5oul horse seelis
i1g WITHIN his breast
Tor ne feels ga ycuns as eIef and cau
work his very Dsst
When the sunshine in ths morning is
driving un the dew
and ihe forest IS astirrins With voices
swoet and new;
And the flowers ore performing aii The
air around
Wi,h fraerance rare ana mellow, and
wild trlls tcdound
n IS ihei. ho fumer lassie takes hold
the us.y hoe
And chants IN perfect happiness as Sic
oeans the cotton ro1.
When an Lature IS a-bloomine and the
landscape is abeam
Aud we ihrob with fresh ambition as
We wase from ~inter's dream;
And the sky is dense With echoes OF
every kind oi bird
And the blossoms. leaves and grasses
arc with gentle zcrhyrs stirred
Then the oheery farmer matron steps
out to greet the morn,
And smiles With angel sladness that
would tarn townfolk tc scorn
when Won catch The scent OF new-turn-
ed soil f;om ov'ry fed and farm.
and the bugs and bees and insects are
all beginning TO swarm;-
When the ripping brook invites you to
wade in it knee-dser,
md the wide, wide universe arouses
from its long sleep
Every farmer lad and lassie promen
AIDES about with joy,
end hes are mighty glad 10 be farn-
er girl and hoy.
When You hear tho old-time songs
again resound from hill and vale,
with a tenderness and happiness that
tel loves simple tale;
When ell haads long to so to work
with merry, laughing voices,
And when the morning breaks the
dawn and everyone fcjcices-
Tis then the farmer realizes what 1t Is
70 he
a man Of men urequalled and joyful,
strcng and FREQ
WAC,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
shakeseeare clNb.

The Shakespeare club met at the 70
irary last Tuesday afternoon. The
reading Of Eins John was finished
Historical works are being studied by
the club at present In the review OF
King John next Tues lay Mrs. o. r. Fe.
gan Will lead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

Mrs Ranldn
Current Events.
The following program viii be Civ
en- next NonGay.
8oli Car-Criginm saisaainas.
1aper-sraH eerdcnialisIa-lirs l'c.
zaleon
Character sketch
Emersca-Airs McKinley
paoer o.. &WSreDn's Essays--Mfs
stoeldnis
discussion Oh Corpensauon-C Club
Curtnt Ettnts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
EnSre Nous Club.

The Fntre Nous club was entertain
er last nieht by .irs. A. c. HiNon and
Mrs Ross at the hcme OF Mrs. Nixon.
The husbands If the members were
preseat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
a. aRMo

sod the new counties IN Western on
lAhoma. s3so al points on the Rock
Island System. including Chootsw
Division. eaa now ne reached to best
edvan age by the New T1ns.
Vas So. LsUss, gI Memo @ Weessrn
Rsllssay Co.
TraiEs leave Guthrie from Santa
Fs (U@i0a.l Station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

Mrs T. B. Ferguson has returned
from a pleasant visit Rt Oklahoma
City where she WAS the guest os ME-.
Iohn shartel. Bsrs. c. y Ames gave
a musicale at which Mrs. Ferguson was
the guest CT honor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

The Guthrie Tea ard CoRee Co. has
removed 10 2o9 East Harrison under
the management of McNulty AMI
Hartshorn with O. e. ofhausen soliei-
tor as usual.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
l.adIer pomeatlo 9eeietv

The Ladies Domestic society met
this afternoon at the Carnegie library.
Only important business matters were
attended to-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
ltchiug. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud.
ing Tiles. Your druggist will Fefund
money II PAZo OINTMENT fails to
sure you In to ~ days. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

During the last two weeks society
in Guthrie has been neglected owing
TO The severity OF the weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

See the moving pictures at the
skating rink tonight skating as usual
Admission l0c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

The aid society Of the First Metho-
dist church, will hold a food sale Sat-
urday, Feb is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11
TO lnvserroArs RAymoNo,
Inspector Fuller Of bepNnsroeat o.
Jpstioe, viii Probe Charges.

From the New York sun.
Muskegss, {. r.. Feb. IA sensa-
ucn was caused Yesterday by the ar
rival here OF Inspector Fuller cf tho
department of Justice to investigate
the charges recently fled against
Judge Raymond. presiding judge %
Indian territory court cf appeals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-11

T@kins Care and PreserV-
ms of tine Teeth.
Parents You are responsible
for the condition of your chill
dTeu's teeth. Zoo early eXtrac.
tion causes irregularity The
temporary teeth should be
taken care of until nature re-
places them with permanent
ones.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Cliffs Fall Into the Sea.

London, Jan. 15.-England has not
quite the same coast line as it had
week ago, for several landslides have
occurred between Dover and st. Mar"
garet's bay.
The largest Of these, indeed tho
largest, it is said, which has occurred
on the southwest coast for more than
half a century, took place at st. Mar
garet's Bay Monday. when an enoT'
nous slice OF the cliff. estimated by
the coast guard at about 250. 900 tons,
fell into the sea.
Every day this week there have been
further falls Of several thousand tons,
at Il time, and numerous ominous
cracks are appearing on the top OF tho
cliffs. widening almost every hour,
They involve mass of chalk csti.
mated at more than 5000 tons. Tho
South Foreland lighthouse stands just
eighty yards from the edge of the cliff
where one fall took place, and great
anxiety is felt over its safety.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Agricultural Course.

Denver, Jan 1S.-A Republican spe-
cial from Fort Collins last night says:
The second day of the short course at
the agricultural college was marked
by growing enthusiasm of those in at
tendance and a large increase in mcm-
bership. Professor Carlyle and others
of the instructing force, as we'll as
the members of the State Board cf Ag-
riculture, expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the interest
shown. For the lectures on live stock
a large tent is being used, arranged to
seat the people and give an arena for
the stock The tent seats 200 persons
and it was nearly filled.
The day was devoted entirely to lee
lures on the horse and the study OF
the breeds which were shown for OBJ
seryation. Judging of animals and plaC-
ing them in classes. The morning was
given to draft and the afternoon to
light horses.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
SUGAR FACTORY
At FORT MORGAN is ASSURED
Contracts Signed for Its Construction
Will Have 700 Tons Capacity
and Cost About 100000.

Denver, Jan. ia dispatch from
Fort Morgan. Colorado. last night
says: Contracts were signed to-day
between c. S. Morey, Charles Boett-
cher and the officers of the Fort Nor
gan Improvement Association for the
construction of a beet sugar factory
at Fort Morgan of 700 tons daily ca
pacity. A site for the factory and
lands will be bought by October l,
1905, and the factory will be ready for
the crop of 1906. The cost of the fac
tory will be about 100000.
The Morgan County Constructions
Company is financing the scheme and
the new factory will be one Of the fin
est ever built. The Havemeyers OF the
sugar trust are the principal owners
of the construction company. The I'm
provement association is composed or
Fort Morgan merchants, and all farm
ers of the irrigation district in this
county. The sugar trust offered to
build factory here providing sufii-
cient acreage of beets-3, ,500-was
pledged. These pledges were secured
by the improvement association, which
In turn pledged the beetS to the sugar
trust.
The beet contracts run for a period
IF three years, beginning with 1906.
For the first year the growers will re-
ceive $475 per ton for their product.
and s. per ton for the second and third
years. John Schoeple has been alp
pointed field superintendent for this
district and will superintend the plant
ing and harvesting of the crop and ad-
wise with the growers on all matters
pertaining to sugar beet culture.
The officers of the Fort Morgan I'm
provement Association are: President,
w. H. Chatworthy: secretary. X. M
Handy; treasurer, DR.. W. ID. Otis.
The sugar trust has made flatter-
ing offer to Il. A. Chase for his 500
acre farm on which to build the fac
tory. MIR. Chase is considering the Of
fer.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
HELPED BY CARNEGIE.
Steel King to Repay Losses Of Stud
dents by Oberin Bank Failure.

Oberlin, Ohio, Jan. 1S.-Gratifying
news was received by the students OF
Oberlin College to-day when President
King announced at chapel that all
moneys which had been lost by stu
dents through the failure Of the Citi-
zens' National Bank, which closed its
doors at the time OF the alleged Chad
wick forgeries, would be paid on pre-
sentation Of their pass books.
President King announced further
that Andrew Carnegie was the man re-
sponsible for this.
Mr.. Carnegie, President King stated,
while innocently figuring in the bank
failure, and in nowise responsible, did
not wish to see deserving students and
others suffer
Besides reimbursing the depositors,
Mr. Carnegie reimburses the Y. NJ. c.
A. to the extent of some $4,000 which
had been laid aside for a new build
ing and which was lost in the same
failure.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
ADVERTISING COLORADO.
Three Lecturers Will Soon Take the
Field in Different Sections.

Denver. Jan. 15.-Three lecturers
are to start out within the next twenty
days preaching the gospel Of Colorado.
and will make a thorough campaign OF
the country before the season Of sum
mer travel begins.
| At a meeting held recently the Colo
RADIO Real Estate Association In.
structed the directors to make con-
tracts for lectures. Yesterday they
closed three contracts. Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert McClurg, who have Travelled for
three years in the interest OF the ex-
change are to go out again. They will
travel only In the larger cities. where
they already are well known. They
open on February 1st at Kansas City
and the next stop will be at Omaha.
They will continue on East for the
next four or five months. Mr.. and
Mrs. McClurg have made a signal sue
cess with this work. as they reach Il
class of persons who usually are pretty
hard to draw into lecture .oom. Al
Washington last year Thomas Walsh
took charge of their lecture and spent
about $4,000 in making it go. but he
had the president. Admiral Dewey.
General Chaffee and hundreds OF other
distinguished men and women there to
hear OF the glories of Colorado.
Walter G. Brandenburg will start
about the same time and will take In
Nebraska and Iowa and later other
middle states. He is being booked by
Page Winslow, who has had large ex'
perience In that sort of work. He has
rewritten his lecture and has new
slides. all devoted to Colorado.
George W. Irwin, a Colorado plat
form man, formerly teacher in Cone
los county, Is to travel in Wisconsin,
Illinois and Missouri. He has devoted
much time to scientific agriculture
and will talk specially on irrigation
and kindred subjects.
Mr.. Brandenburg carries letters
from the Epworth League and will
make special appeal to the Leaguers
to come here for the great convention.
Later he will do the same sort of work
among the Grand Army men.
All the lecturers will have advance
agents and carry fine lanterns.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Grand Valley Shipments.

Denver, Jan. 14.-ln response to in
quiries made by General Passenger
Agent c. H. Speers of the Colorado
Midland railway, the Grand Junction
Chamber Of Commerce states thai the
total amount of business of the Fruit
Growers Association OF Grand juno
ton during 1904 amounted to s557,-
291.1l. and it is estimated that the
fruit growers received over 100000
in cash for their product.
In addition to this. the orchards OF
Fruita, Debeque, Palisade and Whl,e-
water shipped over s2OO,O"o worth OF
fruit, making a total Of more than
S75000O for the fruit growers OF the
Grand Valley for the past year
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Close Season for Salmon.

Ottawa. Ont. Jan. 1.-THE Domin'
ion government has been asked by
delegation representing the salmon in
dustry of British Columbia to agree to
a close season OF thirty-siX hours each.
week and of an entire close season in
1906 and 1903. so as 10 prevent the de-
pletion of the fisheries.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20
Contest Notice Served.

Denver, Jan. 14.-Governor Adams
was formally served with notice OF
the Peabody contest yesterday alter
noon by the sergeant Of the senate
The governor would not state yester-
day who his attorneys in the nearing
will be, but said that two days wouio
hardly give him time 10 go over the
} state and make up case.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-01-20

The following are among the bills
that have been introduced in the Colo
rado state Legislature:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
"The Emerson Echo

Este es el tftulo de TN perjodico que
Sc tltuIa 6rgano de la juventud esco-
lar de San Jnan. y que dirige el nifio
E. Prast y ad.ninistra otro nii1o r.
Gonzalez.
En- su primer ndmero que hemos re-
cibido hoy, correspondence al Q de
Enero dirije ell periodico de los nifioS
un sincere saludo la prensa. que
nosotros acogemos con la simpatia
profunda que nos inspiran estos actos
de cultura. con mas razon cuando par
ten de los nifios que estudian han
de ser seguramente quienes nos reem-
placen en- la du-a y penosa tarea del
periodismo.
Correspondence al saludo del cole
gnita y le deseamos con toda suerte
de prosperidades una vida larga y
fecunda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02

''sima A. aleuwa vesaai snnega
ale.
Ano nncxN VIDA nnesa. he.
hga fenSadc y . congregation de
iunsianAsacs cue inspasa q n
icfte uantcnssio pef el Nolrga.
\ q no - f,asfhl~ saacsat dcnsfe
Sc - raQnstacus moidcN &c u
ndlSUlamenie Ssnvencivn&i. i
fealsdad Que isene dcseefda
,mtentos inmndNaofcs \ surge -.
tcrana inaponscndo Snagcssuc~s
ucnic~su volnnsad
fso no c. &c ahoya la ~
30 cicmpre. i'tolomco respect
en las c,lades prelcatas ia,
'cos,umbtes v las. leyes de-
pueblo cgirci... y csa Gonduc-
Ia. anterior a lesucfito. tue
scguida pot todos los pucolos
conquisiadores. Siguieronla los
lenicioS. ia :adop,agon los roma :
nos Y los godos V los 3rabes Ell
aquellos tiempoS en- que la civi.
lizacion hacfa resplandecer la
media luna de los estandartes
morunos. como un sol.
fue la norma de. todos los
caudillos el reSpeto a los pue-
bios vencidos; V esto que hemos
tenldo que repetir nosotros en-
pleno siglo veinte para abrirle
los ojos a una Republica obliga-
da a observar profundos respe-
tos con los principles democra :
tlcos. ahora viene a ser doctrina
de un colega que sino vive en-
intimos contaCtoS con la OPT
Mon. refleja la de altos funcio-
narios que Sc conhesan ARE
pentidos, al parecer, de todo
cuanto hicieron hasta la fecha.
por suplantar y sustituir de ma
nera indelicada V brusca Una
civilization digna de todos los
respetos y arraigada hondamen-
te en- ell espiritu del pals puer-
torriqueno. que la ha defendido
con la misma sublime moons
ciencia que se'det1ende la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
Con rumbO al Sur

FL DAILY News" de Londres pu-
blico el % del pasado TN telegrama
de su ccrresponsal. en- Singapore,
pArticipandole que los cruceros auxi-
liares de la flota japoncsa, Nippon
Maru y Hong Kong Maru, entrsron en-
el estrecho de Singapore aquella ma
mana, y que despues de haber lido a
bordo del segundo de dichos barcos
obtuvo de su capit5n la declaration de
que erau los dos barcos exploradores
de la escuadra compuesta de acora-
zados, 5 cruceroS y IL torpederos en-
viaje para atacar a parte del escus
dr6n del Baltico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
Ell suicidio SyvetOn

En- el n1mero anterior nos ocupamos
con alguna extension del tragico fin
del dipdtado nacionaiista frances M.
Gabriel Syveton, seg1n y al tenor
de las noticias que iban llegando in
dicando suces;vamente sospechas de
crimen, teorias dc academies y Green
cias de suicidio, primero por cuestio-
nes ajenaS q la politica y luego por
cuestiones de famila.
Posteriormente han llegado despa-
chos, y contindan llegando, segdn los
cuales el suicidio Syveton aparece en-
vuelto en- una aureola de eScandalo dig
las que entran pocos en- libra, escan /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
En- Aguada J Rinc0n'
Domingo OrO+C0

Durante ell ano pr6xims pasado Sc
han anotado en- la Vicaria de San
Francisco de Asfs de Aguada los ST.
guientes matrimonios. nacimientos y
defunCiones:
Rinc6n-Nacimientos, 253: legiti.
mos $50 naturales 60. Defunciones,
4-Matrimonios cat6licos Al, idem
civiles, ninguno.
Aguada -Nacimientos, $40: legfti-
mos 274 y naturales IS. Fallecieron
284 Matrimonios cat6icos 95, idem
clviles 2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
POr los ninos pobres

Esta revuelta la gente infantil con
m otivo del regalo ell dia de Reyes.
Verdad es, que la distinguida Co
mission de sefioritas y los apreciables
caballeros DR.. NJ. Quevedo Baez y
conrado Asenjo, estan trabajando ac.
tivamente para que lesulte un verda-
dero suceso la fiesta infantil La bue.
ma Mimi del Vale, ha recibido unas
cuantas cajas de juguetes, y los chi.
cos van donde ella d que los inscriban
Muy bien amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02

Pes Va aeosies lmserte seaa. iin
$50 s,ssA a SCENTS, e .sss anltaaefk
1ss aamas A. yeatsfsa ssssefs see
oleasa un nAHega cessl1efslsle A.
talsailsiss ssssine eusaas. aease al asa.le
at .semf sepeas un-sei.t.sne 'asist'ite ~
aisii.oea. ~. -
i.:,s Iolaacsia esctlcntr seeSts lAs
pissat ds, pi.3gsams gue stA o. Hn
gu'to musiosi aigne' 81 to.le eieg'e
IA d.winruiaa cencatrentia estnvo
90 ol bsilc haSsa buf.s aauv avansa-
aas de = .noehe 80 Cue tccAycfa ~
's6.o insianlt 81 intcres as "a. sesis sss
ha dsiaae gfsios feessfdos cn se,es
Jos q.sc asiSicfoh.
Fut un Nailc memorable
All vtnSs nucs,!a iuvcntal se
siemrre nuesuas idealcs bclleaas qss
llcvan an lnmunsr en los oioS un cla
vel cn los labios. ali esta ban esas idea-
les mujeres que han h6chc de "a ca
rls4d an Quito. las sehoras &c LUCE
Visas, dc orbcta. de Medina. de "a
lai. de LxzunariS. De Blsadei dc Mo
reao Calderon. del Vale. Geisel lba-
ilez Y eSta ban las senorit4s de Fernan-
dcE Juncos. de Cerecedo. Jusnits del
Vale, de Sabat. de Velez Lopez. de
Calaf. de portilla. de NADIA, de I5a
nez la ideal Margarjta Padisl y la en-
cantadora Julia Vizcarrondo, ese luce
70 que aparece en- san Juan de vez en-
vez; vimos tambien la senorita Asen-
cio la de CamunaS esbelta como un
lirio, Providencia Vclez Lopez, bella
como un angel con el rostro de nScar
y las encantadoras senoritas de More
no Calderon. la gentil Elisa Calde-
ror que tiene en- ell tale ell msmo tenn
blsr de los lirios; y estaba tambien
criaturas tan bellas como las senoritas
de Orbeta, modeladas con ell igual cs-
nero que pintaba sus angeles el insig-
ne Placencia y la hermosisima Rita
Caaf como una reina; Amelia Amy
Paquitse Molina. Maria Vazquez, Flo
rencia~A.llen, Maria Aboy. Isabel Her-
nandez Haydee Marin, Carmen Casal
due, Mercedes Diaz, Rosita Rodriguez
Natal.a Zerbi, senoritas Bosch Gatell
-Latimer, Fernandez muchas otras
todas elegantemente ataviadas.
Ell cronista con una rodilla en- tie
ira pide perd6n por los omisiones CO.
metidas.
No tiene la culpa de que la belleza
lie cicgue y le impida ser exacto en- la
revista y justa en- tributar elogios a
todos todas las damas que dieron
los prestigios de sus virtudes y sus
encantos al bale de benehcencia orga
nizado por la Sociedad Protectora de
Mendigos que es ana de las institucio-
nes que honran al pals y ponen mas
alto, ALA en- 10 excelso el nom bre de
la mujer puertolriquefla.
Rn1lsSn~ ~n DSO%Cn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-02
Inauguration de la
escuela graduada

En- la tarde del sabado Sc llevo
cabo la dedication del nuevo edihcio
escuela graduada de Rio Piedras.
Los senores Post. Lord. Falkner y
Orcasitas leyeron elocuentes discursos,
siendo bastante numerosa la concu-
rrencia dicho acto.