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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
EDITOR BROWNE
OF The Rockford Morning Star.

About seven years lgo / ceased drink
lng coffee 20 give your Postum a trial
= had suffered acutcly from various
forms Of indigestion and nay stomach
had become so disordered as 20 repe ale
lnost every sort OF substantial food. NY
general health was had. AT close inter-
walls ! woald sgae s.ro.c ,..aci- waich
confined uic e 9I vccl O. riore
Soon after ct-1tiag nom coIce to posse
um the indigestion abatod and to a
short time ceased enihcly ( have e1n-
tinued Tho daily nse of your excellent
food Coffee and assure you most cordi-
aily that 1 an indebted TO you for the
relief it has brought me.
Wishing you coaunuod success. ]
am Yours very truly
j. Stanley Browne,
Managing Editor"
of course when % mans health shows
le can stand coffee without trouble. let
hm drink a. but hos, highly organ
iaed brain-workers simply cannot.
lhc drugs nauu1 90 the coffee berry
affect the stomach and other Organs and
thence 70 che complex nervous system.
throwing it ont OF baance and producing
disorders In various parts Of the body.
Hecp up ,his daily poisoning ana serious
disease Is suue TO supcrvcne. SO when
man or woman finds that coffee is a
smooth but deadly enemy and health Is
OF any vmue IA an. there is bur one road
-cuit.
u IL easr 20 dnd out 4 coffee be- the
cause ~ ihc troubles fpr left or NJ
6sys and Postum De- used 90 It's piece and
ttc sick aad dieelsed eoldtiops begin 70
disuppear ne proof is uuansworaile.
Postum IS not good II made by shoy-
boiling 70 must be boiled fun Is mln-
utes when ,he crisp coffee favor and the
food elements are brought ou; OF tho
grains and he beverage is ready 10 full
fl It's mission Of paiatable comfort ana
renewing the cells ana nerve centers
broken down by conee.
There's a reason"
Get me little book. "rhe Road 70
WelNile,r in each pkg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
lN HONOR OF TAE BISHOP.
w. Il. coyle Gives an Elaborate Six
O'Clock Dinner.

W. II. Coyle gave an elaborate
course dinner at 6:S0 o'clock Sunday
evening at his home 72S East Springer.
The guest of honor was the Rt. Rev.
Theo Meerscheart, bishop Of the Ok
lahoma and indian territory diocese.
The bishop will leave shortly for Bel
gium, and for the thirteenth time he
win cross the ocean to pay his respects
TO the pope at Rome. The dinner was
perhaps the most interesting in point
Of cuisine and good viii given for
many seasons. The long table in the
Coyle dining room was artistically
decorated with lilies and Easter crea-
tions, while the cover favors bore the
name Of each guest and miniature
chickens "A
The menu-program bore the follow
ing. s5l
Complimentary dinner by w. H.
Coyle, at his home, to Rt. Rev. Theo.
Meerscheart, Easter evening.
The guests RI Rev. Theo. Meer-
scheart. Bishop Of Oklahoma. Rev.
Bernard Maeutsaer. John II. Burford,
Chief Justice; DR.. Jno. w. Duke,
Mayor; Frank Dale, Ex-Chief Justice;
Henry E. Asp Counselor of Santa Fe
FOR Oklahoma; Frank II. Greer. Editor
of State Capital; Leslie G. Niblack,
Editor Of Daily Leader; william
Grimes, Secretary of Oklahoma; Jas.
r. Cottingham, Vice President Logan
County Bank; Uriah c. Guss, President
Guthrie National Bank; James D..
Burke, Chairman Board of County
Commissioners; w. A. Frasier, Presi-
dent Williamson, Halsell, Frasier Gro
Gerry Company; B. w. Murphy sherin
Logan County; D. F. Smith, Director
Logan County Bank; Fred G. Van
Duyn, Proprietor Royal Hotel; William
H. Coyle. President Logan County
Bank; John w Coyle, son.
Menu.
Strawberries, au natural
Powdered Sugar.
hluG IDlulbs
Sherry.
Consumme, with Egg Balls, Celery.
BAKED Black Bass. Sauce Tartar.
French Peas, Saratoga Chips,
Rye Bread, Cucumbers.
SauteTne.
Mushrooms and Sweetbreads,
A la Newburg, in Ramikins.
Cheese and Nut Sandwiches.
Claret. ~,
Crown OF Lamb, Mint Sauce.
New Potatoes in Cream. Radishes.
Caulifower au Gratin,
in Cheese Shells.
Macedoine Of New Carrots.
Champagne
Frozen Roman Punch.
Broiled Spring Chicken.
Riced Potatoes.
Sleeps Tongue. with Asparagus Tips.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

End Came to Famous Actor
On Easter
Sunday.

OBS Associated prcss1
west Palm Beich Fla.. April 1t-
Joseph Jefferson. tho emnelt aeor
died at his home "The Reefs 1f Palm
Beach $50 s % O'Clock Yesterday Ihe enu
came after dav % uuconsciolsncss ANA
after % heroic sirpeeie Of days which
had exhausted bis vitodty At hls feata-
bed were bis wife. sons, Chltles u and
I1onk encruon bis Durse Miss 2iabol
uinghami Dr. r. b. Porter add bis
faithful old servant. Carl Keller
The end was nos a surpliso to his
family Ever siace hia bst sinking
ren which came after q rails on Thms-
day morning. anc which was foaawel
D.. an APPARENT improy @teint itiH FHp
dy the family nas been uan'ns o.
t4e end. Mr. Jefe. son ftndrion sat-
urtiay nisht grow steadily worse and ina
tmiy whl mad rcfiri. wore lninonei
lan their ncis and 9r. n,ticr e4.f c8t.
"a rhs ialiclts c'nhitn .arinuel
% grow worse ull Truman iot " acl
tne brief nsilctlns whicl rlr, fran
the hcdsicc ,or,aia,a 30 Wo.d. 81 en.
cuuagsmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
HAvsEED ce7s CURIOUS

Fditor Leader Your town seems AN
"tore Up" over -he SEPARATE school fund.
Ne~ the country ALSO has an interest
hi The subiect. and I and others would
like little Information
~ IS understood thAi II district school
board fails 70 report ;hc number Of pu-
7ils. the length 81 term. etc. 10 the
county superintendent according 10 law
fhat they are personally liable for an
expenses necessary 10 maintain the sepa-
r2te school 'n their district for that year.
HIS being 20 WY should not the oid
tcaid Of cocniy commissioners be- hell
fcr the dehcit which they knowingly ere
aiedg
The ring paper ads COATES the commits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

ELK's DANCE
The llks win give dance tonight
as thc bHii. Tho nuair is exclusive 20
the Eiks and their lads friends only
Dr and Mrs pe,Hck Of oklahoma
City spent Sunday visiting 10 the city.
Mrs j. E Robinson was in Guthrie
Thursday. Sparks Review.
rhe Country club win meet at the
hume Of Mrs C. a. sarchct on Saturday
rieht.
Airs Henry E Asp VIII give a luncheon
this evening m boncr OF AIRS. j.. Is
iircoke
1ho Ens and Their families viii give
a dance and banquet at their club roms.
pa oklahoma avenue this evening
Mrs. e. Al Barnes win entertain the
Hirh Five Club this evening at six
o cock at her residence ON Noble avenue
The ladies Of the Methodist Epi al
church win meet Wednesday afternoon
at oelock at the home OF Mrs. Hart,
oi Harrison avenue.
rho ladies Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church viii give "a reception
al the home of Airs. Hart G02 East Har-
uson. Wednesday afternoon from three
20 five o'clock All friends are invited
silver Offering win bc taken.
Chief Justice John H. Burford and wife
left this morning for saltwater where
they win attend the preliminary field
meet l'lge and Mrs. Burford viii 40
from there to Pawnee, where they win
&uend the reception OF Ngys Clark IN
houor Of Air. ard Mrs. B S. Mcclure
Mrs. A. 9. c. Bicrer win entertain
T. idny afternoon aul evening
The recention iu the afternoon viii be
for the ladies from to g. In honor Of
Alrs Samuel Rierer. of lIiawatha. Kan,
end Mrs robbc
ln the evening q musical from $3.50 to
lt.2o win be given for the entertainment
OF the ladies and gentlemen. i'm honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bierer and Mr. and
AIRS. Teboe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

sfg Cattle Case Files wi,h the Clerk
Of That Court.

1he following case has been alcd with
ihe supreme clerk
rhe Western Exchange bank OF KIM
sas city No. through c. IT, Kohlcr. city
auditor Of Kansas city. filed an appeal
IN ihe supreme court today from the 1ooi
sun OF the Woodward county district
court In favor Of The JGinlan Bros. cate
TIC company n ho settlement OF the cs-
tate Of w. c. Qulnan, who died on Oc-
tober 16, 1902. Mr. kochler was tho
trustee Of the estate and the bank held
the company MS nn asset TO ;ho extent
OF 10l42j.4c0
Quinian was one of the best known
cattlemon Of western oklahoma. md lcn
his heirs. Robert =. and Thomas W.
Qunlan. $500 head OF cattle and lease
rights ON ranch in tho valley OF the
Cimarron vnlued at N0c ei3.bl2l The el-
Ger Quinlan also held hf Insurance to the
mcdnt OF 100000.
The point Of The controversy hinges
upon the faat that Mr.. <ochlop as trus
tee, sold tho greater number OF tai
cattle 90 Kansas city cuitlcmon. ard told
uem for les figure than ile Quinlans
had been offered for them in Oslahoma.
Tho difference amounted % g5.485.27 u
is also anegod that cattle Mlucd at
SI.C5S were not accounted for by AIr.
ko,hier. and the heirs lroUpht suit and
recovered IA the iiy,rint cour. O total Of
sc,so7,c. The lpaual is taken from this
decision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

rmo college. S1,OOo,000; Southern Eduea-
tioral furd S;.12G,O00; Baptist Missionary
fund $1.cto00Oi Harvard university ST.
4aN9,000; Vaesu college 100000: Brown
university s325.0oo. Bpn Nawr college
s3ic00; Rockefeller institute for medical
research $4,000; Newton Theological
seminary $4,000. Adelphia college, $780,
COO. sHacus university 100000; smith
college 100000 y. N. c. A. brooklyn.
s'ot0oo; Wellesley college 100000, CO.
lGmbia university. Sl0OGSj; Donison coll
lcge Granville. OHIO 100000; Furman
mivorsityC Greenvinc. s. c.. 100000.
University OF Nebraska, $4,000; y H. C..
-, Washington, 10000: ndiana univer-
Sly $4,000; shuten college Springfield
Illinois, S35 pco. Blackwell university. S25,-
GOO; gifts prior to 1892 exclusive Of chi.
cdgo university s7oc0.O00; gifts 70
churches and personal charities, $1,000. p
JtG.-New York Letter.
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-.~e----~--------.~--.
Events and
Personal Notes.
r-e>.re--~--~l-.-.-


ta in Novtmh,f Of this year Tho a-
dief wish us 20 state ihat selections mas
D. made from the following ns Of va-
iieties. in the white Mrs Henry Robi-
on Ivory silver WeddInr Puritan. and
Timothy eaton in tae yellow Marion Hon
derson, Col Appleien. Harry paw and
Muor Bonnifan m The red. John
Sthrimpton Intensity and Rlnaldo. In
fhe pink. Mime. Felix Perrin Viyan Mo-
rl and Mtude Dean. Selections may also
BE made 'rom the Ostrich plumes In pink
white and yellow Tho flowers this year
viii sen Tor Eve cents apiece as they
J,I last
We are informed that the ladies' would
Dee eiad for as nmny as can do 20 70
Ilione in their or lers 10 Mrs John May
a,i or to Mis- j j. Houston and if there
re any 'n Che country. Who would ike
Some Of the plants. the ladies would bo
sue to receive their orders by mail. or
dcrc MUS, Doe m before May LIST. later
uan th1t WIN he too h,e.- Edmond En-
tciprise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
10 MInd Ne.da nIvernl.n.

Put variety iTJo your mental bin %
fare as weE as into your physical It
will pay you rich returns. No matter
II you are strong and rugged and able
to work every day In the year. your
mind needs a change. even n ycrr
body does not RusFins love of the
beautiful gave his whole life an indie
scribable charm and loftiness. 1t kept
him looking upward as well as out
ward. Il purified and exalted. while
Il held him spellbound, Put beauty
into your life II is the twin Of love.
The unicn Of the two In their highest
form would make earth paradise.
ani man. indeed only "a little lower
than the angels"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
soeksteIIer.s oTalntea Money.n

Now that Mr.. Rockefeller is in dam
scr OF being shut of from the market
for free SITS II must satisfy him 60
remember that he disposed Of S85. 800.
oCt before the ottcry against tainted
money arose. lie is known TO have
given away more than S85,0O0 600 more
than one-third Of which $4,000, 600
was given 10 the chicaeo university To
tAer institutions he has given; Rush Med
ital college Of Chicago, S6O0O00o; Bar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
Personal
Menffon.

AAeftttOfts
.,se9s,Hszezi
euihris has rtomise Of warmer
weather
shnn Hari Murphy IS aivays on the
I insl Of SOME tiw p1cakeIs
sheriff cooley Of Woodward county. is
ir ihe city on business today
Mrs Dr Brown went to Guthrie Monday
to buy Dry goods end groceries.
senator Scott was in Guthrie ycster-
Cay evehmg ior rev hours.
! Representative Candy. Of Woodward
county is here on official business.
Attorney George BucRner left this morn
ins for Knshsher on legal business
Ed y Kelly clerk of Jldee pancoasts
c3trt. is here for few lays. from Alva
j. a. Osborn. prominent Lincoln
COUNTY farmer is in she city from chand-
-s..4A
W. r. coicy. sheiin Of woodward
county, is here FOR few days on bus
ness.
! w. It. BrmHon, chaplain Of The sth
legislative assembly, is in the city from
Natonea.
Deputy sheriff "Boh" Myers returned
teday from Pawnee, where he spent sun
day visiting. A,.sk
Jerry" Pricer Kansas city Journal
correspondent, spent yesterday in Wi
c'dta on business.
Earl Keys, Of the Indian Republican.
o: Tulsa l. r.. spent Sunday visiting
his Parents in Guthrie
Chief Justice John IT, Burford returned
This morning to saltwater, where he is
holding cou II as dislric, judge.
o. a. Rrewer and ". T. wilhoit. Of
Helena Woods county, were here to-
day and last night On busines.
Mrs. Frank sarber and Mrs Leveta
Bmxton are here from Guthrie, visit
ing their parents.-Ripley Times.
william Brooks, the young Tonkawa
banker is in the city visiting his par
eits, Judge and Mrs. c. r. Brols.
Attorney y. H. Galyen a former resi-
dent Of this city who now resides at
Chandler, is visiting friends in the city.
Assistant United States Attorney John
Scothom returned today from Tecum-
sch. wnere be mas been on official bus
mess.
Ion Muxlow. court crer, and Tony
Higgins, court stcnogapher returned to-
day TO saltwater, after spending Easter
Sunday in Guthrie
WI - D. ntNtANN iell tula morning
for Perry. F~om Perry he VIII g1 to his
farm ia South Low -owuship, where he
win rusticate for few days
OFFICER Mctetridge is receiving tho
tungrutulations Of his many friends. lie
knows the rown ike a book, and besides
Mac looks good 70 the people
otto Becpmeyer OF the Daily Leader
LETT YESTERDAY afternoon for his old home
in illinois where he win spend a week
visiting with relatives and friends
Senator r. r. simons. editor Of the
Caldwell CIuns) News was IN the city
yesi erday. the guest of Percy simons. att
tmney general Mr. simons has been
state Senator from his district for sew
Grad years. He is greatly impressed 9TH
Guthrlc's growth and dcvelopmea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

sion of crime to overcome the dini.
vuuy True the ring organ has consid-
erdle precedent for ts course, because
thc late legislature and the governor
condoued crime when they paid "a def
iut. Looks good deal like anarchy
IN This. no consideration seems, as YET
10 have been taken of that new Law,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

teilNoAioH OF connecticut.
The name Connecticut is an attempt
to relieve the Indian word Qronekta.
cat of some Of its uncouthaoss. The
Indian word means long river. The
state took possession OF tho name
which the early settlers found when
they reached the mouth OF the river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
Marry No. a Man.

Who never dresses no nor cares how
he looks except when ao goes to see some
lady
Who IS vulgar srun and brutal in his
ste'ch and .apncr and whose tastes are
loH-
who thinks th1 th, wOman who gets
mu for aUsband viu be lucky beyond
fhe rest az her SEX
who hoasta 20 Dis men friends OF his
conquest anlons toe cair sex anc thinks
uat no woman cn resist him.
who is hwavs talking about what be
win do when the "old man" Is dead and
he gets control OF the property
Who does not regard marriage as %
in which there must be mu-
tud concessions, out would b. likely TO
think he owned his wife
Who thinks that comfortable home
rnc plenty 20 eat ANA wear should sat-
isfy any woman. says Success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

"A little learning may be a danger
GUS thing remarked the Observer OF
Events and Things, "but the man with
a little learning IS not nearly so dan.
gerous as the man who knows il ALL"
-Yonkers Statesman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24
LOCAL POINTS.

The Elks and their ladies win dance
tonight.
you are not helping The town by nat-
ronizing travelling booster FOR desk
t,otter.
The stumpd hardware store has been
sold 10 Day Bros, who win continue the
business. as sslst .esfsF RFM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

A $3.50 plano for sale for $50 II taken
within IN days. Inquire at Guthrie
Class and China CO., 2os EAST oklahona
avenue. t4t..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

In police couIt Isaac Finley, eolored
boy. was given ten days for stealing
candy from a shop keeper on Harrison
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Daily Leader 10 cents a week delIv-
cred every day eTeep; Sunday
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The marriage Of Marion Milton HUs-
IN to Miss Louh Mabel HUFFMAN was
sclemnized at the home Of the brides
Parents on South Main street vcdnes-
caS evening at o'clock The ccyor
mony was performed I'm the presence
Of relatives only Rev Murray Of the
a. y. church officiating.
The groom is a very popular young man
Who has been resident Of this city for
c,ei three years, working at his trade Of
harness maker with different firms. but
row with the Kay & Kaw Mercantile Co.
The bride is tho daughter of Mr.. and
abs. Daniel iuifmun, has been a resident
90 Newl1irS for several year and Is a gem
oral favorite with all who know her.
AIR. ana Mrs Huston have secured n
house and VIII 9t once go to house-keep-
Inc for themselves. This paper, with
heir many friends extend congratulation
and wish for them the best OF everything.
-Fewkirk Ex.
Both Of the above mcn toned pPhies ar
vel known in Guthrie, having number
~ friends here,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Toastmaster, II. E. ASP.
Parting Toast.
ITO those who can laugh through their
tears;
Can smile in the midst OF a sigh;
Can mingle their youth with their
years,
On the road to the sweet bye and
bye"
The substantial part Of the feast oc-
cupied several hours time and the in
tellectual flow carried the affair over
to early morning. The toasts and
responses We're enlivening and no one
enjoyed the whole affair with more
relish than the good bishop It Is
known that a petition has been pre-
sented to the bishop asking thai the
See 3 removed from Guthrie TO an
other point. Many Of the remarks Of
the guests touched upon this contem-
plated removal and the bishop who has
labored in this vineyard for many
years, was deeply impressed with the
good Will, love and admiration Of the
people. as reflected in the remarks Of
these present The health OF the rev
erend honoree was drunk with zeal and
he was wished a safe and pleasant yoy-
age and a permanent residence in the
capital city Of Oklahoma. Mr. Coyle
proved an admirable host
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Hot Rolls. BeOhamel Sauce.
Burgundy. ~
Pr.tanier Salad in Aspic Cups.
Cheese Balls. Waters.
Plstachio Ice Cream. Cakes.
Neufchatel Cheese. Toasted Biscuits.
Coffee Cigars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Those who age lovers OF flowers win be
sad TO hear that the ladies OF the Pres
bycrian church are now ready to take
grown for Edmonds fourth annual
orders for cArysanthomum plants to be-
crrysanthemum show. which is to be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Who is vulgar srun and brutal IN his
stc'ch and aapncr and whose tastes are
lUA-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Mrs Dr Brown went 70 Uuthiio Monday
to tuy dry goods end groceries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Lon Muxlow court crier, and Tony
Higgins, court stcuogupher returned to-
day TO saltwater, after spending Easter
Sunday In Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Mr.. }. D. Beadles left this mornme
for Pory. F~om Perry he win 81 to his
farm ia South Low owuship, where he
wiz rusticate FOR a few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Sonntor r. r. Simons. editor Of the
Caldwell QIans) News, was IN the city
Gesi erday. the quest % Percy simons. att
tmney general. Mr. simons has been
State senator from his district for sew
crd years. lie is greatly impressed 9TH
Guthric's gtowth and dcvelopme0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Assistant United States Attorney John
Scothon returned today from Tecum-
sch. wnere bee mas been on official bus
ncss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

SENATOR Scott was in Guthrie ycster-
day evening for a rev hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

otto Beohmeyer, OF the Daily Leader
lcft YESTERDAY afternoon. for his old home
iu illinois, whore he win spcnd week
visiting with relatives and friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

Jerry" Pricer Kansas City Journal
correspondent spent yesterday in Wi
tdta on business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-24

William Brooks the young Tonkawa
banker is i'm the city visiting his par
eits Judge and Mrs. G.. r. Broks.
The news & observer., 1905-10-13
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The Route of the Presidential Party
on Their Visit Here on Thurs
day of Fair Week.

The city is getting gay with bunt-
ing and decorations of ell sort for
fair week. The city and State build
ings will all be decorated, as Will the
Federal building, and all of the stores
in the principal part of the city.
The line of the procession escorting
the President of the United States Will
be especially gay. On his arrival at
the depot he will be met by many
committees. The carriages will pass
up Martin street to Fayetteville, thence
past he Capital, up Edenton to Blount
and to the Governors Mansion.
After breakfast there and the re-
ception following. the procession, mill
itary and fair marshals in line, with
officers and citizens in carriages,
mounted police and a great parade.
this in charge of Mr.. Sherwood Higgs,
will proceed to the fair grounds. The
route will be: Down Blount to Eden
ton down Edenton to Salisbury, down
Salisbury to Hillsboro, and oout Hills
boro to the fair grounds. There vii!
be splendid decorations on all these
streets.
At the fair grounds President
Roosevelt will first view the exhibits
at the fair and then will speak at IL
O'Clock, being introduced by Governor
Glenn. After his address he and
his party will be the guest of the North
Carolina Agricultural Society at q
luncheon in a pavilion on the grounds,
other guests being the officers of the
Society, State Fair Marshals. and dis
tinguished citizens. After the lunch
con the President and his party will
be escorted to their train waiting near
the fair grounds and take thelr de-
parture.