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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15
MIX IN COMBINES
Del .gates to Republican City
Township Convention
in the Air.
CLAIMS OF THE CANDIDATES
Contest Between Knox and Craig Over
Third Ward Both Say
They Have it.

Republican delegates will go into
| their city-township convention this
evening with such a variety of con-
iicting combines in their minds that
it is difficult for the party prophets 10
say who win comprise the slate as
inally made up.
The Knox managers claim that they
nave effected a deal involving A. z.
Nelson, the candidate for police mag
istrate in the Seventh. and Phil Miller.
chief of police. and w L Ludolph.
candidate for city attorney, the latter
Of whom won out in the Third ward
over G. A. Johnson. candidate for
nag strate. because he was feminist
he old ring. Mr.. Ludolph has been
counted on by the Craig forces to de-
liver his delegation to their candidate,
but the Knox generals say they have
gotten Billy into their camp, and have
shown him how he can land the nomi-
nation that he is after by tying to
them.
On the contrary, the Craig mana
gers still are depending on the Third
and Fourth ward delegations to stick
to the finish, expecting the Sixth to
fall in line in the event that c. J. Lar
kin requests a Withdrawal! of his name
Predict Il Break TO Larkin.
Friends of Larkin are predicting
that there will be a general break to
their man in all the delegations of the
city following the informal ballot,
questioning the influence that Knox
81, ~
delegations. Knox places in his col
umn the First, Second. Third and
Fifth, and is expecting Nelson to
throw the Seventh ward to him after
he informal ballot.
Nelson was allowed to name his own
delegation in the Seventh, but leaders
there declare that he will not be per
mitted to vote them for whom he
pleases for candidate for mayor. Knox
was in bad standing with the Sew
anth ward, it will be recalled, at the
termination of his last administration
owing to its general character,
and they say up there that they do
not so soon forget the spectacle made
IF the city at that time Nelson has been
told so report has it, that the delega-
ion will not go as a unit TO Knox, even
f Nelson should effect a deal with him
whereby he would be assured of the
police magistrate nomination. They
have warned him not to make books
with any candidate; that the Seventh
can control the situation as to the
mayOrality, and that is more important
than the office of magistrate.
\ number in the Seventh ward del
egation lean towards Larkin. and it is
their wish to hold alOof from any alli-
ance to see what the extent of the
Sixth ward candidates strength will
prove after the informal ballot. 1t is
understood that the Seventh ward will
be given the Craftsmanship of the con
vention. A. G. Anderson and Prof c.
W. FOss have been mentioned. The
convention will be called at S o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15

At Turner hall tonight the senior
class in political surgery viii witness
the attempt OF DR.. Craig to perform an
operation to relieve Frank Knox Of a
bad case of chronic mayoralitis from
which the public have been suffering
A long time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15
Attacked BY a Mob

and beaten. in a labor riot, until coy
cred with sores. a Chicago street car
conductor applied BHcklen's Arnica
Saiye. and was soon sound and we'll
4 use it in my family" writes G. J.
WEIGH. Of Tekonsha. Mich, land find
It perfect" Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only Csc at Hartz & Ullemey-
er's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15
SQUIBS ABOUT
LOCAL POLITICS

Button. button, who's-got the nomina-
ton?
In his dreams last night Westbay
| bound Nelson over to the grand jury
| for assault TO commit political chic
anery, viciously, feloniously and with
malice aforethought.
|
| Dear Doctor could not sleep after
I 8 o'clock in the morning until l tried
package of your little pink pills for
punk politicians. Now my left foot
is asleep most of the time Yours
til further orders.-Johnny Rinck.
The republican city-township con-
yention is on tonight
First ward democratic meeting to-
night at Pratt's barber shop to nomi-
nate candidates for aldermen, and Sc
Iect delegates and committeeman.
Every democrat in the First ward
should attend his ward meeting at 1880
| his evening.
For political lassitude. failing vision.
aversion for society, clammy cold feet,
and all the other ills that flesh is
heir to try DR.. Cary Craig's little pink
pills for punk politicians.
They do say in republican circles
that an aspirant for the mayoral Office
who cannot beat out Knox and his
labominable record as a municipal
chief, ought to go out of business.
J. Edward Elliott has decided to be
come an Independent candidate for
police magistrate at the forthcoming
election.
The democratic city-township con-
ventiOn assemblies at Turner hall to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
They do say that should it come to
pass that Knox is really nominated
by the republican city township con
vention tonight, the boom for McCOno-
chic two years hence will commence
bright and early tomorrow morning.
|
| Is the alternating system to be per
| petualiy maintained regardless of con
| sequences to the party-that is the
question to be determined tonight in
the choice of republican mayOral
candidate.
Let it be repeated if there ever was
Il. Of Pool
| Island should prepare to bring forward
their best candidate for mayor it ex-
| lists now.
l.. " Bourdeau today filed with the
city clerk his petition for nomination
as Independent candidate for alderman
in the Sixth ward. There were 60 sig
natures on his petition.
Phil had almost made up his mind
il was up TO him TO move-but when he
placently settled back once more in
his old arm chair.
You have heard of the statesman
who would rather be right than be
president Well. Mr.. Knox is different.
He would rather be mayor than be
right.s
The chairman of this evenings con
yention will doubtless arm himself with
fine long range bungstarter.
Phil Miller is again getting his face
in shape for a broad grin.
At Turner hall tonight the senior
class in political surgery viii witness
the attempt OF DR. Craig to perform an
operation to relieve Frank Knox Of a
bad case of chronic mayoraIitis from
which the public have been suffering
long time
The republican city convention to-
night will go on record on the question
as to which should be paramount in
the eyes Of the peopIe-politics or mt
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15
First Ward Democratic Caucus.

FIEst WaTu UencCratlc Caucus-
caucus of democratic voters of
the First ward will be held at Pratt's
barber shop at 7:30 Wednesday even
ing March IS 10 nominate two candi-
dates for aldermen, one for two years
and one for one year. to select dele
gates to the democratic city-township
convention and TO select ward COM
mitteemeu
DANIEL MKINNEY,
ROBERT BECK,
SAM DEAN.
GEORGE SIMPSON.
Democratic Ward Committee.
All the news all the time = THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-15
Always Good.

Gi1more's hams--the kind to eat,
To make the mornings meal treat;
Delicious, tender, sweet and small,
Smoked with hickory woodlands all.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
LIQUOR LICENSE REMoNsrRANcE
From Meridian Being Heard BY Board
Of County Commissioners.

The board Of county commissioners
are hearing remonstrance this after
noon against the issuance Of a liquor
lcense 70 John Reed OF Meridian. w.
IN. RiclSstrew is leading the hght
against Reed w b. Herod Is attor-
ney for the applicant and Col Tofa
Jones Is representing the remonstra-
tors. A large number OF witnesses for
both sides are here and the fight prom
ises to be a vigorously fought one
Several witnesses for the remonstrae
tors subpoenaed demanded their fees
and the same not beng forthcoming.
refused to appear
The board Of commissioners made =
ruling that each side deposit si0.o0
cash and each be required to Give a
bond Of $4,000. which was complied
with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

company between tho hours of go ana
y o. ~. on WEDNESDAY July 26 Dur
ms these hours the csrs wil BE- ateo-
iutsiy ga charge Of the nenhtrs of TO-
society and win be nm aoeordin 70 taeir
directions a number Of the young ia-
dies Of ihe sociosp have volunteered thcir
services as conductors and She patrons
Of the nnc on that night win enjoy tho
rre privilege Of paving their fares 20 tho
SURPRISING feir
Suitable reffeshmcnis viii De served
nt some point on the east end of tho
line. az which point an cars VIII sion.
II The cStremc heat continues h is sifo
go predict that nrgc number viii cin-
brace the opportunity TO enjoy coo' ride
in such dclcctahie company. csfechilly
WHEN the worthy cause to be aided BY
ihe enterprise Is recalled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
CAPITAL CITY BRIEFS
Attend church tomorrow.

Attend church tomorrow
The funeral Of Warren Bennett was
held at Emporla, Kas., yesterday after
noon.
The Epworth assembly is making
progress in its preparations for large
attendance in August from the 10th
to Gath.
All arrangements have heen made
for the Eagles clam bake at Island
park tomorrow; 81 cases Of CLANS were
received this morning.
Probate Judge J. c. strang issued q
wedding permit today to Jeh Brown,
aged p. and Josie Canada, aged 10.
both Of Ripley
The many friends OF Mrs. Hutton
will learn with regret that she haa
closed her Office here and expects 70
80 into business ct Ponce city che 6rst
OF September
xRe growth Of weeds ON Bast Okla
hona avenue, opposite the vacant lots
is, up ~ date, uncut The Seeds now
obstruct half Of tie sidewalk. Why
make Ash of one and fowl Of another,
GHthrie is a pretty city any time, but
If you want to see the town looking rs
very best take a Capitol Heights cal
and view the city from the hill about
ten o'clock at night when the lights
are In good condition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
klNpEReARrEN AND

MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL,
Mrs. Ardery has secured the services OF
Miss Ward, graduate OF the Hunting
ton. Tennessee. Normal school, who will
have charge Of the klndcrga~ten and
Manual Training department Of Mrs.
Ardery's school for Girls. the IAN term
opening September 1st
Miss Ward win conduct a class IN he
morning in West Guthrie and in The
afternoon on the East side from two
until hve. The number of pupils will be
limited TO hny. twenty-five N West
Guthrie and Twenty-Five for the Fast
side. Both schools viii be centrally To-
Gated No hoy over six years .. age VIII
be taken Children under four years viii
not be enrolled. The tuition viii be s.
per month. Miss Ward is a thoroughly
competent instructor, and is hlshly rec
commended as a kindergarten teacher
For further particulars idresa The f'-
pervisor. Mrs. Ardeys school for Girls
Guthrie. o. ].
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
scAooL fuNo AppoRTIoNMENT.
July seuvtArinual Apportionmsnt Is
Eight Cents Per Capita.

Territorial Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction l. w. Baxter has today
been making the July semi-annuai ap-
portlonment Of the common school
fund TO the ycsious counties Of the ter
ritory The ssSortioument a. Is eight
cents per capita. on an enumeration Of
2O9. $50. This with he apportionment
OF s125 per capita made IN January
makes the total animal per capita ap-
portionment st33 The apportion-
ments in 1904 were sl0s IN January
and sO.07 In July. The apportionrnent
this month was decreased a small
amount by the special apportionments
made by the legislature 10 cover err
rons IN the reports Of some Of the coun-
ty superintendehts during the year
1904. The total emount aPportioned
during 1865 is $272. 2.sl5s3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
WEED Fon HUMANE socIE1y.
streets Of Guthrie Furnish Object Les
sens Every Day.

The ladies Interested in the organiEa-
tion Of humane society are investlgat-
ing several eases reported to have oc-
CURED in the city Of poultry dealers
leaving chickens in small crowdea
coops on the sidewalk all day In the
hot SUM- without food or water, or any
protection from the heat
The act is Il most inhumap one and
# Is hoped that the men whose busi-
ness IL Is TO BUY and sell the poultry
will, at least SO far as they are able.
keep their chickens in a cool place un-
an sold The meat Of a chicken that
has stood All day buddled in a small
coop, on a hot street, IS not the most
healthfu food that can be taken INTO
the system. and persons buying the
fowls for cooking should exercise great
care IN purchasing
This morning a little incident oc.
Cured on Oklahoma avenue that might
properly have come under the juris
dictlon OF on organized humane society
A big bulky boy was driving two poor
old bony horses hitched 70 heavy.
loaded wagon and was beating them
numerically with stout club In an
effort 10 quicken their speed. Ne one
interfered and the horses went stag
gering down the street drawing their
heavy load as best they could Such
sights are by no mean suneommoB
and IL is regretted that no more inter-
est Is taken In the humane movement
by the people Of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

York women have long been noted for
The nashincss of their street costumes.
Have you taken notice OF the gl1ueg.
rarish gaudv gowns Of today2 They
flock together like so many showy. STAR
iag. vari-colorcd and dazzlipg butter
nics You never saw so many brilliant
colois before. But the hues most preva-
lent ARE hidcousN intense. The adicc-
two describing them Is loud II anyon,
viii ten me why a rcd-faccd beauty
wears red, a sallow-laced queen wears
hehotropo dark-sklHned arireess wc.irs
lilac, and aa auburn tinted Venus wear.
green. win feel much relieved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
sEcRerARYs OFFICE.
Custer County Loan Company Flies
Articles Of Incorporation.

The Custer County Loan company,
with a capital stock Of s25.OOO, today
fles articles Of Incorporation at the
territorial secreiary's Office. The dr.
Tectors are: r. V Converse. Ingersol;
G. l.. Converse, Thomas. and J L. Con
verse. OkesRe The principsi business
office will be at Thomas.
Notary commissions were issued ia
the following
J. T. Miller Of Oklahoma city. foI
Oklahoma county
Bbp NJ. Gesslel o. Carmen. for
Woods county.
L. c. Cheneworth Of Lexington, foI
Cleveland county.
C L. Lyon Of Oklahoma City for
Oklahoma county
f. F. Barbour OF FL Reno, for Can
adian county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

Mr. Walter Mills and Miss Della Treble
were married Wednesday evening at
cight O'Clock al the home Of the brides
parenta. one mile north Of Gptnrie
Rev Ventress performed the marriage
ceremony in the presenc Of only the rcl-
aeves aud intimate friends Of the cou-
Pile Mrs. Horace Reed played hendels-
sohn's wedding march before tho ccrc-
mony, and scAuborts -serenade' during
the short but beautiful wedding service.
The bride wor a pretty gown Of white
silk null. with "a whiee veil. and care
ried shower bouquet of brides roses.
An elaborate dinner WAS served at the
c,ose OF the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills are az home Ia West Guthrie "a
their friends for tho present.
Victor Smith. writing IN the New
York Press. on 'Thc Dress Of Modern
Woman on the Street." says: New
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

The following is the program OF tho
piano recital given by the Misses Eula-
lie ana Virginia Hagun, assisted by
Master Emanuel welnberger viollnist
Friday evening, July a. az the home Of
Miss jamie Hagar
Piano soo-"C "Chanson A Bolre" .Leybach
Miss Eulaiie fmmn.
Piano solo-"lnez Nocturne" .. .Bockor
Miss Virginia JaEan.
Violin-"C "Canzonnetta," Op. 81 49,. .Danbe
Emanuel weinboreer
Piano-"Ah' che la Mortc' ... Oshorne
Miss Euialie Hngan.
Piano--"valse Brillantc." or, 26i, No.
.............. ..-.....>.. splindler
Miss Virginia Hagan
Vlolln-"Ave Marie" ...s.o..,. .GudSod
f.manue. vlsnberser
tnternisslon,
'-Taronteln" Op. 50, No. a......- RelJer
Miss Euniie Haenn.
''Tanzwelse" op. 49, No 2.
........ ........ .......... Helmmd
AIiss Virginia Iiata'u.
violln--"Kuiawiak" 1890, Weiniawaski
Emanuel weinberger
Plano duct-"srmany" Mozkowsk
Misses Hagan and dagar
'The Lautefbach Maiden" .... LoeffleI
Miss Eulalie Hogan.
Consolation" ........... Mendeissohr
Miss Virginin Hagan.
Extras.
Vocal soio--"Y You're as Welcome as th'
Flowers in May"
Master Walter Be,dies
Solo "ManzanlllO" ..........-... Robyi
Miss Jeanette Beadlss.
Vocal Solo" Moonlight
Master Walter Beadles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
EAeLgs 70 80 sANrA n.
Exciting Game OF Ball Scheduled fo'
Electric Park Tomorrow.

The Eagles and sants Re ban teams
will play "a match game Of baseball 1T 4
O'Clock sunday afternoon. innieeioi ely
after the clambaSe The purse VIII be
$50 and a dozen street car books TO the
winning team. Henry Asp and Assent
Best viii be the battery for the Santa
Pc nine, and Bart Murphy win pitch and
Heinz Braun catch for the Eagles. Juige
Dale will umpire the game. and o 4.
Fesan viii serve the pop In the grand
stand. The game promises TO be cxcit-
ing II not thrilling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

Hobart News; Deputy U. S. Mrfshai
r. J. Mollnari Of Granite. was Rock
Island passenger Thv-sdav en- route 10
Guthrie with Tom A'tawy IN custody
Attaway was convicted not iof 3 ago Of
obtaining money under false preteisc
and was sentenced 10 one years inn
prisonmnt. and is now bc'n1 token TO
Lansing Molnari win take him as far
rs Guthrie where he will be turned over
20 the United states Marshal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

Those Concord jelly grapes az High
lnnd fruit farm--come quick II you want
them j. c. 1amison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

Miss Rose Chris'y Sm return this cv-
cning from Emporig, Kans- where sho
hsa beer attending school for several
-wceks Miss Chrsty viii 60 TO Weather
fond soon and take charge Of the library
,at Che Normal school in that city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

For Cuts. Burns. Old Sores Eczema.
Piles and all skin Diseases, there Is no
remedy equal to 1iawkeSe Family savc-
% cents J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

is visiting her sister Mrs T. r. Grinith.
They viii leave the FIRST week IN Ausust
accompanied BY their husbands 'or
Kaunner Rons. Cirard, Pittsburg Kan
sns city and other places They expect
TO be gone untn school commences.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

How are your idneyss Il is dangerous
to delay when The kidneys are sick. One
box Of Kidney Elites win recommend tho
nost 25 ccnts. J. n Wallace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

a 4ls foot six pier. solid steel bridge
costing $4,000. has just been completed
over the Salt Fork, ncar Tonkawa, In
Kay county few such hsilses as that
would deplete the exchequer OF the
average Oklahoma county r'er the
present road and bridge law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
AT lie cAuRcHes.

AssN-
Congregational church, corner OF Sth
and Warner
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching II a. m, topic "rhe Pure
IN Heart
Unisn service ~ the evening AZ s
O'Clock Sermon by pastor Of West Side
NJ e. church. Special music az both
services.
IRA A. HoLBRooK, Pastor.
Services at the NJ. 70 church South,
corner Of Broad street and Villas avenue
Services at II a. M, and s p. M.
Sunday SCHOOL at 10 a. m.
All viii be given cordial welcoms
and a cool seat in church
J. f. DIsCH, Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22
PERSONAL
Mention.

~
WEATHER FOR SUNDAY.
Probably lleht Showers eiambake at
Electric park.
p. A. Myers is In the city from Ecid.
j. L. zalmar, Of Marshall. is in The
city.
r. s. Livingston. OF Perry is in the
city
e. L. Zoe came in from priftwood this
morning
e. f. Auehmoody, of A.nia, IS here on
business.
II. r. Martin, Of Perry is here on
business.
T. w Cameron. of Kremlin, is here on
business.
p. J. Pritehard. eattleman Of Perry
is missing
B. F. Meyers. Of vinita, is here toda,
on business.
James Ballard, Of Fort smith. AK.
is here today.
w S. Van cIeve is in town toda,
from Kaw City
Dan Tracy OF Denison, Texas. is II
the city today.
William Kelley came up from oislaho-
ma city this morning.
Professor Buck was in Enid day Of
two this week on business.
Or. c. C. Elliott. superintendent. is th'
sole occupant Of Fort supply.
Mrs. L. W. simmons came up from
Oklahoma city yesterday afternoon.
James Broshears, OF Lawton, has sue'
c. W. Mccoy for 5000 for slander.
r. w. Bateman. wife and daughter
are in the city from Chandler today.
Mr. and Mrs C. a, McNabb went L
Oklahoma city on the afternoon train
Mrs W. d. Edwards. OF Kelleyvine
l. r., Is in the city on business today
Nh and Mrs jay jackson are In tn
city visiting their father Miltor Jackson
Archie ans Vida Bond are here visitip.
their uncle, Milton jackson and farnns
Miss Bessie Knowles has returned from
"a visit Wd;h Miss Fairy Mudget in Fuid
G. w. Lowther and family have move
into the Perkins residence, li3 East No
bie avenue.
sfrs y. b W1clShsm IS in stinwate
l.this week ins the iater5st OF tbS csh
dreh's Hdno' society.
District CLERK Joe noEris was o6ere
pseS 900 for Ills sio acre fam yesterday
Ne refused the offer.
4 Ralph Cochrano, assistant chief of po
lice at Oklahoma City, was here thi
morning on onic'al business.
Mrs. J. A. Anderso4 OF North YIN
weeks visit with her mother.
C. r. Peck. deputy United States al
torney. and wRe viii leave this evcniu
for months vacation In Vermont. tne
, home.
n. f'
Miss zella Adams left YESTERDAY on u
FL Reno & Western for Navina, whe
she win spend a few days visiting h
brother.
The probate Judge issued a marriai
license yester4ay evening to j. r. stou
aged is, and Grace WILSON, aged 49, iol
OF Mulhall.
Master RALPH and LITTLE Lsnorb Cri
nth left yesterday for Faulkner :<snsa
10 visit their grand parents, MI. ar
Mrs E. d. Laws formerly o. this cit
G. a. ryons and family have mov'
into the residence on East Noble a'el
I. ne recently occ upied by George Hard
!. AN dfamily Mr Lyons is a conduru
on the Denver, Enid & Gulf.
Z Earl r Minteer, Of Norman. has fe'
/, in the city "A few days this week, q
4 guest Of Walter Ferguson. He Is
! member Of the Kappa Alpha frateruit
and Is one Of the PROMISING students
! the university.
Mrs. Milton Kennedy Of Oklahoma "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

A very ronantio and sensational mar
riaSe took place IN the western suburb
Of the magic city % stroud last week
Youthful Rev. Frank Cooper. age abSsit
Is years. was married 10 grandmothef
NELLY Hdniilton- tla prsit Of Kay eornty.
Tho buide. who IS a5oOt 20, is the gno,h-
er Of e4e,oo ehildTen. MY. Cad hers Coon
q nrst met three isys 5efore 'aeE tlsd.
ding day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

Hobart News T. W. raxter of Guth-
rio territorial superintendent OF pJblic
instruction and aulitor. was IL me '.ty,
Tuesday. visiting the normal nstitnc.
which Is now being held ct this place,
and looking after educational interests
IN general. While In town he pad this
offict pleasant social col Mr.. saN'
ter Is very active entorprisinE. eTi-
cicni official. and is doins good work for
the schools Of tho territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

gan county cowboy, now with Pawnee
Bills show in the East. was married
recently to Miss washichlek contor-
ZIONIST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

The nerve tonic ADr men and women
who have that tired feeling. rus down
and need building up should try Map
Er-Vine. so cents. j. n. Wallace.