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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Splendid 2-story house; large lot 11th avenue. south; corner. 6-room 2-story; 18th street, between 9th and 10th avenue, south. s rooms, modern, 2-story residence near Quinlin avenue; bath up and down stairs Groom cottage and 3-room basement; !; near Norwood Place; very cheap. Corner, near 7th avenue and 23d street. bargain.
 ing 27th street; see this. rooms; nice cottage; 18th street, south. We have fine list of residence property for sale; also nice truck lands 5, 10, 20 and 40-acre tracts; cheap. For Rent-Four 10-room brick houses in West End and cottages close in. w. B. GRANT REAL ESTATE CO,
 2O2S1s First Ave. 9-12-14-1 4-17-19-21-2 10-1
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NOTICE.

Bids will be received in the office of the Chief of Pc. lice for furnishing winter uniforms to the Birmingham Police Departmenton Friday l2 o'clock, noon, September the 18th, 1905. Specified. tions can be obtained at the office of the chief of police.
 WILLIAM F. WEIR.
 Chief of Police.
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sao.25 Philadelphia, Pa., and Return.

Via Central of Georgia railway through Savannah and M. & M T. Co.,. account of Patriarchs Militant and Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. O. O. F. Tickets on sale for steamers sailing September 1s and Is. final return limit Setember 30, with privilege of extension until October B. 1905.
 For further information phones 976
 GEORGE. E. JORDAN, 9-S-9-11-12-13-14 T. F. A
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Quick Delivery Lumber
 Prices an d quotations guaranteed. We solicit your business. Both phones GAS. Fifth avenue and 35-36rh Sts. A. J. Krebs Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-12
$4250.

Only $500 cash, balance $50 per quarter, per cent interest. One S-room, 2-story brick dwelling with two halls two porches five neat plain mantels and two cabinet mantels to be selected by buyer; two bath rooms; wired for electric lights throughout: gas on both floors and sewer connections. lot is SO feet front on one of the most prominent streets and car lines of the city and only five blocks from en- trance to new union depot
 w. E. SORSBY, Real Estate Agent. 2113 3rd ave Opposite Court House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-12
FOR RENT OCTOBER 1.

FOR RENT OCTOBER 1. rooms, 12H N. 18th st. modern. rooms TIT N. 9th ave-; bath. rooms, TIT N. 23rd st; free heat. rooms, 1217 N. 18th st.; modern. rooms, TIP N 23rd st; cottage. rooms, 1205 N. 18th st; modern. rooms, 25O0 4th ave-, cottage. rooms. 1905 s. 12th st.; modern. rooms, 1900 3rd ave. rooms 1121 N. Fist st.; gas, bath. rooms 1123 N Fist st.; modern. rooms 1503 Sth ave, N; bath. rooms, 920 N. 24th st; bath. Three rooms each 3rd ave. bet. &9 st. rooms. 1918 St, Charles st; fee. heat. rooms 5l4 N 23rd st; modern. 8 rooms, 1929 N. Sth ave; new, modern. rooms, 17O9 7th ave. N; modern. 10 rooms, 715 18th st., N; modern. rooms, 725 S. 30th st.; modern. rooms, 29l5 Ave. H; modern. rooms, 3017 Ave. H; new, modern. rooms, 2100 Ave. H; modern rooms 21O2 Ave. H; new. modern. 10 rooms, 100S 14th st., s.; furnished.
 M'cONNELL & CARTWRIGHT.
 Phones 46 22O North 21st St.
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FOR RENT-North Side. 3 rooms, S20 Sd ave-, modern. rooms, 1903 Ina st., new. rooms, 720 22d st. rooms, 1903 21st st.. new. rooms, 5l4 22d st. rooms, n5 22d st. rooms, 1130 17th st. rooms, 2412 12th ave. rooms, 615 22d st. rooms, 1221 18th st 10 rooms, 323 23d st., will repair.
 FOR RENT-Southside. rooms, 615 30th st. rooms, 602 32d st. rooms, eos Eth st. rooms, 1611 18th ave. rooms, 1517 Avenue l. rooms, 904 14th st. rooms, S25 Fist st. rooms, 1231 18th st. rooms, 912 St. Charles st., new. 3 rooms, SIS 18th st. rooms, 901 18th st. 10 rooms, HOO 11th ave.
 Call at office and see complete list MESSER-MOOKE INSURANCE AMI
 REAL ESTATE COMPANY, Phones S19. 222-24 N. Fist St
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NORTH BIRMINGHAM.

Twenty-first Avenue, 13 lots for 5000; two blocks Birming- ham Corporate limits; one block N Bir- mingham limits. Other similar bargains
 A, c. JACKSON. / Fist Avenue. North Birmingham. Bell phone 20 Peoples phone S4
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STORE FOR RENT-Handsome three- story building, 21s N. 2oth street. just
 being completed; everything modern;
 elevator. plateglass front 1000 square feet floor space; located in center retail district Apply to J. R. Adams. POPS 1st avenue. 7-30-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-12

 DWELLINGS FOR RENT-Southside. 2120 Highland ave, 9 rooms, modern, $50. 1925 11th ave, ' rooms, modern S32 1907 Ave. B. ' rooms, modern, $3o G0l 2Sd st., rooms, modern, S22. .50 S07 23d st. rooms, $15.
 NORTHSIDE. 1928 N. goth st., rooms $20. 1912 18th ave, rooms, Sl5 1916 18th ave, 3 rooms, s15. Copeland st., rooms, $12.50. Copeland st., rooms, S14 North Haven, rooms, S10.
 WOODLAWN IF S. 63d st., rooms. s12. 50. 119 S. 6Sd st., rooms. s12.50. 231 52d st., 5 rooms, S11 50. 225 52d st., 5 rooms, S11. 50.
 STORES AND ROOMS-Northsde. 1919 4th ave, store room, bargain. 19l91s 4th ave. 11-rooms, upstairs, s3s. 2ll7 2d ave, 12 rooms, $40.
 SOUTHSIDE. 102 s. 18th st., new S-room fiat, cheap. los S. 18th st, new Groom fiat, cheap new stores 18th st. and Ave. A. cheap.
 A. R. DEARBORN 6 CO.,, Both phones 1102. 1921 1st. Avenue.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL FOR RENT-Thir- ty-six or sixty-siX rooms, as may be preferred. Rooms new and handsome.
 Location central. J. R. Adams. POPS 1st avenue 9-2-tf
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MONEY TO LEND.

$2000-2-story, 10-room residence in good condition; two blocks of car line; North Highlands; this house aione cost SSVoo to build it: one-half cash, balance req sonable B. F. Eborn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-26
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.

The greatest grandest and magnificent line dazzling goods
loneliness shown the State We to do the g1eae
goods business known Newbe And why shouldn't
With all the newest dress stuff all the handsoest trimmings
etc., at prices never known BEFORE Don't think Of buying your
dress before seeing line M the greatest your
town. Read and wonder Come and see!
50 pieces Of Mohar 40 cents value % cents
so pieces Merose 40 cents value, "a cents
pieces English Broadco snk spongeda CENTS
English Boadco shrunk and spongda
Black Boadh shunk and sponged 90 value "a cents
50 pieces 54 inch Tangana Sutng worth yard cents
50 pieces French Sng 81 inches wide ward CENTS
SO pieces 81 inch Moha IS value week. 48 cents
50 pieces Plaid Silk The makes cheaper than Others
pieces 80 inch Taeta $l25 yard week. 95 cents
pieces 50 inch Peaude Soe LIS yard this week. cents
pieces SO inch aeta worth Sll5 yard week. cents
pieces SO inch eaudeSoe worth is yard week. 7o cents
ceases Dark Percale Scents yard worth 8 3 cents.
cases Dark Percale0 l3 cent yard worth 10 cents
2cases Calico the best yard worth l-3 cents
cases Dark Outings cents yard, worth 1-3 cents
cases Shirt Length Outings yard woh8 l3 CENTS
2 cases Of Bed Ticking from to 10 yard.
4 cases Ladies Underwear l9 cents garment
. cases Cotton Flannel IS cents yard
| case lO-4 Sheeting l9 cents yard
l case Fall Style al. Cingham 9 cents
Z cases all Wool Blankets S295 pair.
Z cases Cotton Blankets 29 cents each
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-26
IT'S Shoes for Every Foot.

greatest shoe department Dixie Shoes every good
Edwin Cpp Harmon Sons Burt Packard Fine shoes for
the good. everyday kind Solid cowhde be
Then the ladies' fine Shoes Queen quality leads them ALL New
styles opened and beauties Try Zeie Bros They surely
please thousands plain everyday shoes made the
going cheaper Bring your winter
shoeng
Has Shirts underwearand gents furnishings packed with
the Don't buy dollars worth before you hne
10 bales 40 inch Heavy Homespun cheap
5baes Drill Heavy Honespn cheap.
bales Sea Island price this week.
cases Molohon Mill Bleach yards to the ST. 90.
1000 Mennens Tacum Powder for Is cents
1000 Ladies Purses with handles 10 cents each
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-26
Clothing Talk

Ts buy your fall and winter suit Here's where show
you brand upodatenes than all the clothing New
berry combined and the best that money buy Strauss Bo Fetch
heimer & Fischie, Snelngberg and Mrs. Jane Hopkins
everybody We want you and
greatest $1,000 young
dressers.
All boys Mrs. Jane Hopkins homemade They
s quality and durability Dress the boys for school
Mrs. Jane Hopkins clothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
LILIES or HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

IN recent Interview with Mrs Lily
Aangtry, she very wisely said
The fact that believe in the superior
force oi mind over matter does not blind
me TO the truth that the foundation Of every
successful life Is good health. that the kew
stone = pbysicsi beauty is perfect physical
health
"A sick woman cannot be a beautiful
Yoman, nor can she he anything hut what
We English call poor.spirited woman.
To great extent a woman's beauty IL
measured by her vitality-by lhei health
Work, Sunshine, Exercise, Water aud
Soap. Plain. Nourishing Food. Lots ,,f
Flesh All, and Happy Contented Spirit
there, yuu saw honest and tFue -
my working rule r., youth, youthful spirits
and youthful iunks
One great setiei of youth and beauty for
the young woman OF the mother is the
proper understanding of her wemauly svs
tenn and we'll being Every woman. young
cf old should kH01u hersei( and her phys.
zeal makeup A good way TO arrive al this
knowledge is 10 get good doctor hook
such Tot instance as The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" by V Pierce.
NJ D. which can readily be procured hv
sending twenty one cents ia one cent
stamps for paper bound volume OF thirty
Dne cents (or cloth bound COPY and al.
dressing Or r. V. Pierce, Buffalo n "
"Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription can always
Be relied upon to cure when everything Else
nils." writes Mrs Dr. Nielsen of 4f0s Langley
Avenue, Chicago Ilis 1T Is "a certain cure fir
female troubles diseases IN their worst fornis
J suffered for rIarS with liberation intense
pairs and dreadful backache which omitted
me iof my work Finally gfew 50 ~ had in
keep TO my bed In this extremity used v.
vorite Prescription for three months and then
was we'll only those who have passed
thrtugh such siege uf sickness as I have ,eiii
understand how much value Dt piefce's 70
vorite Prescription
Dr Pierce offers $500 reward Tor any case
OF Leucouhea. Female Weakness, Ptolap.
sus, OF Falling of Womb which be cannot
cure All be asks IS a fair and reasonable
trial OF his means OF cure No substitute
foI Fsvorite Prescription Offers so much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

Indian looks with suspicion ppon neeo-
table pager but YOU can icase ID for
from % cents to $3.50 an acre for long
term of years The FIRST wear from pralric
land cotton crop can bc produced that
viii bring a half bale OF cotton AN acre
whtch is worth IN the market $50 "a
bale. 80 YOU can figure ont for yourself
wiNt the farmers car make
Fruit grows I'm abundance bcre. last
Sunday evening ! had the pleasure ~
staNlnE "A short time with the family oil
q. A. EIicNon Of Guthrie. fonncrls or
Wt.lmar Air. Ericyun came TO Gufhrle
last November ana IS having "a lucrative
law practice. He has one lot on which
are several fruit trees. Tie has already
sold torty-oight Quarts of chcries fron
two trees while peaches apricots and
apples are already ripe aad which they
are using every day, Al kinds OF ber-
rics grow here and the grape vines ore
loaded with grapes which VIII soon be-
ripe. One lot in the city viii grow enough
frult for "a whole family and then Some
10 spare FOR the market Roses N i.o
grow 10 abundance and Il might be called
the land Of roses
After dinner we Witnessed the per-
formancc and what q great performance
It was. Fully siHiy thousand people
Witnessed o. People same as far as from
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio go sec 81. Tho
Jam was so great that "a section Of the
seals came down and thirteen people
were injured, six of them serious The
distant around the arena was about "a
R1ile Six bands furnished the music
one Of which was "a ladies' band $50
COWBOYS and soc Indians took part in the
parade. The program WIS about tbc
same as mentioned ~ my first letter.
Probably the most wonderful psrfurman-
Ce WIS that OF the negro Picket who
jumped fvop running horse onto the
back of steer, caught th, stUti by ;he
nose Will his teth and gudupny forced
MIN over baCkward on the ground where
he laid helpless he lid this twice -ihc
ropng contest by the cowboys was al
20 thrilling sight Tie ouicWest fme
made by cowboy n roping and thrDw-
ing steer WIS thlrty-two seconds The
record / believe is twenty two. seconds
All the cowboys had bad luck with their
steers. The hroncho busting WAS also
a wonderful sight
Leaving Bliss We rtumed to Guihrie
and were ugain given The glad hanG by
her citizens The little city III Guthrie
has certainly done wen for us in enter
taii Ing "a crowd OF 1000 people for ,cn
days Every editor has a warm spot in
his heart for this hospitahle little city
We shall probably say move tbout &C.
when We &c, home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
MlNNEsorA

Ditchheld (Afinn9 independent: Dur
ing the recent visit OF yc editor in ok
lahoma he was privilege ~ wimesf
unique entertainment prepared i'm h NJ
or Of the National Editorial association.
IL took place on the famous Miller
ranch, or l01 ranch, in the Ponca In
dian reservation in the northern part Of
Oklahoma. This ranch Is run by the
three Miller brothers. who raise grain
and cattle. They hold under lease from
the Ponca Indians a hundred thousand
acres of land, or about rcur townships
which is partly farmed end partly used
for cattle pasture The brothers are
good business men, and carry on their
vast enterprise IN systematic manner
and make It pay They are famous for
tAeh oRsn lsaDded Hospitality. ana are
prncef$cf GOOD feilsWs when 81 bo-
eaB1e lR1own thar abe eiiissrs Wese o.
vistt Guthrie the A1llers begin TO nlsn
Tor an entertainment for them.
They finally decided on great gather
ing at their ranch with a buffalo chase
races. roping and cowboy contests and
indian sports. out on the open prairie.
without house IN sight. "a great
amphitheater had been built About
% acres OF land had been enclosed by a
high woven wire fence and just outside
Of this. oncircling il on on sides. rose a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

NOTICE Having recently come 20
your city with the intention pf making
my home here have decided 20 DE-
vote such portion Of my time as 1 cau
spare 20 ihe cleaning ana general repair
ing OF typewriters. at which / nave had
considerable eXrerlence. Parties having
any Work Of this kind viii 30 wen TO
can upon or address ne 90 room g. SPUR
lock Building Prices reasonable and
satisfaction glar,ateed. sMicifinE "a
share of your future patronage ! an.
Respectfully yous
SAMUEL CluDEH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature saass 5ss Of I1HzZ1Mr
Case Calling for Attention Of Society for
Cruelty 70 Animals.

One wonders what has become Of tho
proposed humane society mgauizat'or
witch WIS lgltatcd. soy ral mmths ago.
such society Is badly needed I'm Gu,h-
rie Yesterday tied iu the heat on rho
street ip front OF s'lo,n m ho down
Town district siooC team o. HORSES
They were old nnd battered hulRs of sul
mlls pathetic IN their l1cly of life aid Ia
The manner in which thcir poor cd bones
showed through The co"crne Of s.ln.
The flies huGzcd about them. getting nta
their iyes ard ears. on the shoulder Of
the poorer OF tre tvo srcat Jaw suvc
The heavy collar rubbed II whenever the
horse moved his neck and the hIns fot-
tied upo,i 10. cllsing the poor animal 20
finch. The owner Of the horses was in
the saloon. Zone day in the last week
he drove those some horsce 20 that ne
saloon. II WAS midnight when ne carra
out 50 drunk hat he could scarcely
Chamber into the wagon. lie united the
patient horses and turned tho wagon IN
tie direc lion os homS He mad a black
snake whIi' aud N his drunken bruitisn-
ness he bi-ssiit % keavly doNn On 'Ec
fonT aiinals. irving them into "a ioS
trot. an he dad not 20 homo. Instead.
ne drove around The block ana rack to
the same saloon, where he again laft
the team while he went within. " hen
the reporter started nome the horses
wcie sim siandine az the saloon q or
rhev had NOT bad drink Of water ~ q
moutnful Of food since noon at least ct
The day bef re- II there Ncre iry me
among the city o"icnls with authority
20 take up the matter the ,wse ~ tios,
W dunb craturcs would be headed
before that person. As II ls the horses
sun her ara one IS powcrless go Interfere.
The humane society should boz roouun-
lied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

tier OF seats like those IN a circus tent
rising to about ten feet in heighth These
were for the spectators from which TO
view The arena sigtifs. This grand staud
was over mile long The special cd
hsrial train reached t6e phcc about Z
o'clsch an she day OF the entertainment.
AID ne editors were received In great
style by the host. We were first escort
d 10 an immense tent ana served a
buffalo dinner. in which buffalo meat
and an sorts OF eetables were abundant
" provided
Dinner over ana We tx seats In the
amphitheatre 70 see the program of
events scheduled.
First came the opening parade. led by
the three Miller brothers mounted on
horses The parade Included several
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
SPECIAL RATES

The Santa Fe have reduce, rates 70
many points, We can only publish a
few. but any one contemplating a trip.
quotations won be gladly made.
summer tourist. sold Juns lst 70
Sept. 80. good 20 return untn Oct 81
Chicago ssis5. Denver i2l.s0. 81. Louis
$50 colorSso Springs and Pueblo
fl9.l5. Salt Lake City fsa60. Glen
weod Springs gsLlo ST. Paul SO 05
Mlwaukee tsl65 El Paso 1880 and
many others
Denver. @. a. r.. encampment NAso.
sold August20 10 Sept 4. Nay be ex-
tended FOR return 10 Oocober 2
Denver Fraternal order OF Eagles.
i2iio. sold August ~ and "a. may be
extended Tor return 70 September 25
r. ,. BEST Agt
J. r WOOD. T. +. A.. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27
Thrse COO snd Jast Rea.or..

There are three reasons why mothers
prefer One Minute Cough Cure FIRST,
II Is absolutely harmless; Second. It
tastes good -children love a.; Third II
cures Coughs, Group and Whovping
Cough when other remedies Ian Sold
by c. r. Renfr0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

spfingfgd ,Mo) Republican: ahe
late convention of journalists adjourned
Friday but the big editorial junket has
Just started We have bid Guthrie ard
her wonderful and hospftable people
goodbye but there remains rcw words
10 be said Of them. They. liife nearly
All western people, invite people OF
character to come and invest their for
turcs ana become citizens They do this
by acr rather than words. Their hes
pitality mas been something wonderful
as so far no city Of its sizc has hereto
fore attempted 10 entertain the National
Editorial association. The net results OF
this convention are to give the people
of pur country through the press a
splendid impression Of the lands. peo-
pies. resources and civilization Of these
two territories and TO foment a sentiment
that Will not brook longer the delay of
statehood. As strong resolutions as
were ever pesned were adopted by the
convention and sent cut by the Assotia-
I'd Press. that Is the first OF them. and
supplementary resolutions are being
passed. by the touring delegates as they
60 over this marvellous country. which
Ike the famous Promised land" Of the
israelites is flowing II not with milk
and honey then with oil and gas and
giowirg rich under "a most favorable
climate and with the most productive
OF soils. -Ae press Is being educated
AID that great ann OF our civilization
will educate the people OF the whole
country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

n anything went amiss ar the Office
today which went "a. may remedy
and you hastsned 10 nx up ihe want ad
-'sl may sisy worrying ab0ul ihe nat-
Ter.
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LewiS&Clark
EXPOSITION

Portland, cre- June to Oct. IS
Tickets sold on following days onJx
Nav % "a and Is June 13. "a. ~
~, rs and 90. July c, 7. g. IL ~, IL,
25. 26 and 81; August IS. l6 H. o.
30 ana 81; September -. 10 IA. 1L
a. 2Sand 2a Final limits 90 days.
stopovers allowed west Of and incud
ing Colorado common points.
Fare sqs.1O.
Fare through California s6o.to.
+. j. BEST, Agt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

Those Concord Jelly grapes at High
land fruit farm-come quick II sou want
them. j. q. 5amison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

shelblna tMo.) Journal. We have been
royalty entertained IN Guthrie Every
business hol Sc and most OF the resi-
deaces are decOra ted with fiags bunting
aDu streamers. Conspicuous on most Of
the banners are the words oklahoma
The next star on the nag" ard one busi-
ness house displays Chis aign Welcome
y. IS A., Statehood sure or III stop ny
paper And statehood Is on every
onos tongue. Everyone talks II. Fhey
may start on other subjects bu. they get
round TO statehod before they have talk
- five minutes Aeo they should be ad-
mitted 20 tho uniOa. The two terri
tories, oklahoma aud Indian, nave a
population of O million and half They
are progressive. self reliant and erer-
getic. They are ready 70 eli govern
mont and b IA 3D. 20 Keep il 50 long
from them. Mr. Burlingauie. who was
once superintendent Of schools IN Shelby
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

From Geo Morton. c. p. A.. NJ X &
r Ry.; Allow me to thank you and The
Leader FOR favens. The people OF Okla
hOma certainly did use their opportunity
wisely on this n h. A. occasion"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-27

county. Is adiutanf general ~ this toiri- /
tory He pfucticed law az She.hyville |
In tho early seventies Ills wife and
ono daughter, Miss Daisy. we believe. ]
live with him here and one son Is a Bap-
tist minister IN Chicago Mr. Jamison
who was adjacent general OF Missoari |
under Governor Marinaduke. lives on a
farm JUST east Of Gcthrie. Missourians
are 70 be found everywhere In the terri |
tory.
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N. E. A.
Z = Z Z =
mlsslsslppt

Kempcr Herald Of scoba. Miss. ok
d by far the best in the line Of enter
taiament the National Editorial aasocia =
tion has ever yet received. Hospitality
without limit bcstors ed on us bv the
bravest men and most beautiful ladies'
that Is has ever been our pleasure to be-
entertincd by. has been laViened uron
us and causes us to rejoice that our
field
An editor Is something like Zulu
belle, without much on er IN her own
country; but when abroad the best they
have Is always given the quill-pushers.
At all places IN Oklahoma territory
one IS confronted with flags and hunt
ing-crying tor admission to statehood.
They ought 60 have IT.: they need L.,
and IN traversing over their miles OF
well cultivated farms, their numerous
prosperous and growing cities. one is
reminded more OF the old states Of Tli-
nois Iowa and Missouri than new ter
fitofy that has no voice in tho govern
ment and no recognition save that Of
territory. They are entertainers IN the
highest degree, and make "A fellow think
who might be almost unknown ia his
own state. what IL the folks at home
could see US now?
Nicksburg Post. And especial
thanks are due from the delegates TO Mr.
and Mrs. Frazier, DR. Morse, Mr.. Shlnn,
Mr. LHtz, Miss Oiiphant, Mr.. Chas. Ad-
Ter. Mr Cotteral Mr.. Houston and Mrs.
Garter for delighuul attentions.