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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
Hello Across Continent.

II plans already under way are
carried out, San Francisco and other
Western points will SOC be in ,tele.
phonic connection with Boston and the
East, by the way of Salt Lake City.
The gap that now exists is between
Omaha and Denver, and when this is
closed direct connection a be made.
This information has been given out by
President George Y. Wallac e of the
Bell Company. who has just returned
from Boston. He speaks in the highest
terms of the rapid name in which
telephony is being perfected in the East.
Tribune.
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IA pitffuI.

Be pitiful unto the young. for they have
griefs to bear; -.
They are so new to pain and loss and hfes
strange fret and care.
So many things rave they to learn. hard
problems on each hand,
And banned wills and troubled fears-all
hard to understand.
Be pitiful unto the tired. So many u T
dens press
On those who In the forefront stand In
mondays toll and stress.
The aching shoulders. weary heads and
tagging footsteps plead
For kindly words and loving smiles to
help them In their need.
Be pitiful unto the sick. for in their shad-
owed rooms :.
They brood Ger many shattered plans
face f~oreboding glooms.
90 helpless are they and so weak they
need unfailing cheer
To soothe them In their loneliness
pain and haunting fear.
Be pitiful unto the old. They sit with
nerveless hands.
Apart from life's activities. and count
fast waning sands.
Their wrinkled faces, failing powers and
dimming eyes appeal
For patient kindness Of love their low
estate to feel.
Be pitiful, be pitiful. We strong and brave
Of heart,
For some time with the sick and old we,
too, may wait apart.
But now. II ye would surely win a bless
ing that endures,
Let the sweet charm and patient grace OF
kindliness be yours.
Emma A. Lente in Christian Endeavor
World.
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YOU OWE 1T TO YOUR MOTHER

To manifest an interest in whatever
interests or amuses her.
To seek her comfort and pleasure in
all things before your own.
To remember that she is still a girl at
heart 30 far as delicate little attentions
are concerned.
Never to do anything which you
think she would disapprove.
To make her a partaker, so far as
your different ages will permit. in all
your pleasures and r~ecreations.
To lift all the burdens you can from
shoulders that have grown stopped in
waiting upon. and working for you.
To study her tastes and habits. her
likes and dislikes, and cater to them as
far as possible in an unobtrusive way.
To make her frequent simple pres
ents.
To talk to her about your work, your
studies. your friends. your amusements,
the books you read, the places you visit,
for everything that concerns you is of
interest to her.
Never to intimate by word or deed
that your world and hers are different,
or that you feel in any way superior to
her.
To introduce all your young friends
to her and to enlist her ~sympathies in
youthful projects, hopes and plans, so
that she may carry her own youth into
old age.
To be on the lookout for every oc.
casion to make whatever return you
can for Ler years of sacrifice and plan
ming for your happiness and well-beiDg.
To do your best to keep her youthful
in appearance, as well as in spirit.
If she is no longer able to take her &C
customed part in the household duties
not to let her feel that she is superan'
nuated or has lost any of her Importance
as the central factor in the family.
Success.
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MINING TAX.

Notice lie hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds of the mines of Eureka County for
the quarter ending December 81, 1904, are
now due and payable TO me at my Office In Eu-
reka and the law in regard TO the same will be
strictly enforced. H. G. McTERNEY,
Assessor of Eureka County, Nevada.
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His Only Wish.

Nothing 80 touches the heart strings as
the loss of q favorite child. Anyone who
has experienced such a misfortune will SYM
pathize with Mr.. N. ]. Lewis of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: 81 am so thankful
that / have found q cure for dysentery. For
three years / have been troubled with this
disease, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to me
and has effected acure. When it comes back
one dose is all that is necessary to set me
right. / only wish l had known about this
remedy a year ago when my dear little baby,
one and a half years old, took dysentery and
died in three days. The doctors tried to
stop it but failed, and | buried my very
heart strings with my child. No household
should be without this valuable remedy"
For sale by Mrs. II. M. Schneiders & Co.
"Why did you name your horse Lie?
Seems to me that is a somewhat extra
ordinary name"
mot at all when you consider that
he is a fast horse"
Flows that 2"
because it is said that a lie can go a
mile while truth is turning the corner"
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aornst Of Virtue.

The flower Of Virtue Ia the hearts con-
tent.
And fame Il virtues fruit that she doth
bear.
And virtues vase IL fair without n fair
within. and Virtues mirror brooks no
faint.
And Virtue, by her names. Is sage and
saint
And Virtue hath a steadfast front n
clear,
And love Is Virtues constant minister.
And Virtues gift Of gifts Is pure descent.
And Virtue dwells with knowledge. and
therein
Her cherished home of rest Is real love.
And Virtues strength Is in a suffering
will.
And virtues work Is life exempt from sin.
with arm hat aid, and In the sum here
Of
An Virtue Is to render good for I'll.
Translated by d. q. Rosseth.
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Assembly Standing Committees.
Elections-Giford. Patterson, Regain, and
Ingalls,.
Corporations and Enthusiastically, Jones,
Norman, Clark of Lincoln and Gushing.
Public PrinsiDg-Triplett, Stanton and
Blake.
Ways and Means-Kenny. Anker, Brosse-
mer, Mcbride, Call and Coryell.
Claims-Woolcock. Shier, Patterson,
Craze and Ssdler.
Judiciary-Orr. Dodge. Clarke Of White
Pine, Vogt. Henderson, SMALL snd Mccain.
Military and Indian Affairs Stsunton.
Spindell. Kinney, Henderson and Williams.
Counties and County Boundsries-Anker.
Clifford, Balzar. Regan and McOourt.
Trade and Manufactures Norman. Trip.
lett. Wright, Mcmahon and SMALL.
Educstion- Wright, Smith, Woolcock.
Clarke of Lincoln and Blake.
Agriculture-Jacobson, Staunton, Kinney,
Williams and Sadler.
Internal Representations Moor.
man, Vogt. McCann and Craze.
State Observation-Disclosures Holmes,
Jacobson. Ingalls, and Henderson.
Contingent Expenses - Clark. Dodge,
Shier. Coryell and Cole.
Mines and Mining-spindsll, Jones, Bal
Ear, Cushing and McMahan.
Federal Relations - Mcbride. Anker,
Wright. MoCourt and Mccain.
| Engroasment - Hating. Woolcock and
CLARK.
acknowledgements Spindsll and In
CALLS.
Milesge-Smith. Clifford and Ingalls,.
Public Morals-Shisr, Dodge, Clifford
Blake and Gall.
State Librsry-BalsAr. Triplett, and
SMALL.
Public Lands-Jonss, Jacobsen, Mcbride
Sadler and Regan.
State Prison and Insane Asylum-vogt
Hssting and Cole.
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A Standard organ in good condition for
sale A chance for a school or church to get q
good musical instrument cheap. Sold because
owner is moving. Apply at the SENTINEL
ofica. jS.lm
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Senate Standing Committees.

Senate Standing Committees.
Election Hunter, Miller and Martin.
Corporations-Lord, Hardin and Gallsg-
her.
Printing-Graham, Dangberg and O'Kane.
Ways and Means Wilson, Brougher,
Raftice and Williams.
Judicihry-Hsrdin, Rolf, Hunter, Oddie
and Lord.
Military-Lord, Miller and Dangberg.
Agriculture = Dangberg, Raftice and
Williams.
Railroads-Rof, Campbell and Hardin.
Mines and Mining Wilson, Graham and
Thorn.
Public Lands-Hunter, Dangberg and
Williams.
Federal Relations-Raftice and Gallagher.
Engrossing Bills-Roff. Martin and Wilson
State Prison and Asylum-Raftice, Rolf
and Martin.
Milesge-Graham, Gallagher and Rsftice.
Education-Oddie, Rolf and Martin.
Claims-Brougher. Graham and Miller.
Rules-Hunter, Lord and Gallagher.
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Thomas RosseIli
The South Main Street Boot and Shoe Maker
Is now prepared to do general
REPAIR WORK ON HARNESS

Boots and Shoes, Slipper Binding. Back
Straps In Shoes, Elastic Cores, School Bags,
Etc, repaired in an up.to-dats manner A
new Singer Universal Feed Arm Machine
used for sewing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

what Land they needed tor residential
purposes. such persons hove "A prefer
oncc right 90 purchase those r,ct 90
the appraised uiue an others must
eoter the open market on the iay Of
salc and buy at the highest Md sup-
posed at this time 20 De a cash offer
The worsiugs of ghe townsitc hoard
have been more " less secret FROM the
hrsi so that notnlng definite as 20 tho
values hNed can az this time he ascer+
tained But IL IS believed that they viii
nun az something less than 5000 per
acre Such being the ease those huying
af the appraised value win get their
homes very reasonable
The right Of occupancy 10 business lots
has been selling for some months at
fi2ures from SIS to 500 per front foot.
ITakiuH this and the general stir of tho
spcaulators and Investors an criterion.
st Is believed that lots on the day Of
the sale viii bring a handsome prsce
At this time nothing dennits can be
found out regarding the probnble time
Of salc. II may come In sixty days
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SOCIETY
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nellie
Catherine
hunyon.


Mrs chailcs sceiey WIN entertain inc
knrtenspiel club to"'offcw h'tihoon'
pleasant visit in Missouri ana Illinois
MIS- c B lM is visltine h,r nrsnts
at Adam. Kansas. and viii return homo
in about three weeks
morning from an cNtcnded summcr trip
through Cauala and the northern states
Is, ,.,.,,.. .,.. - .., ..
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-,
SUNDAY n9i inins' n14lA ine Que 'oiN
al the fh7i Me'po'ls' eNufoh' Df -
lilli sans q p'aH''lnl arg lse."ent p ths
sacred solo h'st ~ M' f"'h'f 3 home
Inc me inbefs ol the hp"erih '''su'
VIII s've Vn'lon ihis evening ON 'le
lawn OF the FIRST Me'ho0iS' 'Rufeh TO '''
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(Published AZ Madrid January, 1902
Adtonts We gree; ~ great ana small
Much we extoi uiat may not I'VE
Yet 10 the neB born type Ne klNe
so care az nlli
This GEAR three centuries past by hga
More manned thnn hy lepantog nght.
This YEAR terNnnfps gave 20 ilght
His matchlcss page.
whence FIRST outrode m Inm sftal Pair
The half-craEed ifcrU and l,is bind
TO make sad laushte{ for mansinds
And whence they fare
rhroughout an Fletion still, where
chance
AWes Lies dhtnefs with its dreams.
Aines what Is with what but sec ns-s
Fact and honanee
o fcnirht of ere and Squire 0f carfhi
o chaneirs 50 e-ielil take between
The aim too Lieh thr aim TOO moan,
i ha1l your birth
Three centuries mast n euphprned spain.
And haue On Times tautheon wall
klr fiotff. tablet 90 al
Ttat mstinE gnini
--Ausun ilobson ln coinhill MaEazine.
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its passage. approsfl and publication.
Passrd this The 2lst day OF August.
1908
Approved this the 31st day OF August,
1905 }. w DUKE. Mnvor
(SfiAl-) )-+Attpstl
= sElXAS. City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05
THE THEATRE

Miss America" q bright ,ui tune.
ml little comic opera, ,aade a distinct
hit with the aud eace az the Brooks
opera house last night. its FIRST appear
ance in Guthrie While the dialogue
aigt be frightened IN places. still the
chief feaure-the singing was far
above the average aud the. pleasure
and appreciation Of the audience wes
manifested IN the many sincere en-
cores. the Violet qu meite especially,
being received g.a rapiusous favor.
Miss Enpho Abhpt DeBols ths prima
donna. pssset$a a besmiful soprano
voice. addau TO which is fne stage
appearance and natural dramatic lp-
stnci ALI of which 20 10 make the
true artist Miss Sofia Vorls IS the
possessor Of pure copttalto voice.
rich ami Velyty. which She usAs with
the ability Of the splendid songstrass
that she is Miss Grace Manning, a
dainty little Dresden figure was the
charming engenue and her vivacious
rendition ~ the part OF eKaterlna was
distinct feature Of the performance.
Miss Nanette McClan was very beau
tiful and fetching as Marina Mr. o l..
Jeanson s'thc possessor Of a rich and
pleasing vqlce and q fina appearance in
which he itzs an, adm r4ble counterpart
a his stage chum. Mr. cal Martelle.
4 Mir. n. l.. Baker as Pedro Finnegau,
an Irish-MeSsiGan was decidedly droll
and showed r Skin IN impersonation
4 Gar above the average Mr.. William
Martin also furnished entertainment
and amusement In his funny and gro
&sque character Of Sammy The
chorus. while small. wasof an unusual
order. IN that tbe girls We're all young
possessed shap6ly figures comey feat
Wes. pleasing fresh voices and were
airayed in costumes most picturesque
and pltaasg . or
SO gcneras was the satisfaction Civ
en- " last 'alsh9s pertotmance that
Manager Brooks has induced the com
fany 10 pia8 petnra date in Gnthrb
On the night Of September u wher
"yiolets" viii be produced
Che Murray Comedy company opens
q lhs nFqatss sunday night for fou
y. ~
+ The iiiha opera company present
isAliss America at Oklahoma city &C
hight
Tll&Laidsi viii publish tomorrow
fpl list Of the bookings al the Brook
opera house for the present season.
HI The lrma Opera company viii pla
b return enlargement a. the Brooks
I Sept N. prgsnntibS 'Nolet"
l 4 Miss Emma Abbott DeBolt iSe pr mi
dpnno Of the lrina Opera company.
n niece OF Governor IIerick OF Ohio
she wgs, gigpn an ovation when u
shmp9py appeared az Columbus
50 dFd 70 fear mdecn attut g
th6itr nftnlum dyecnirry liarrho.
fummrs e2Hplunt of any sof f fo
IhagHlr Fowirra Extract of Wld sirlW
brtt m ihe medicine fnest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

II you ever took DeWitts Liitle Early
Risers for nilhousness or constipation
YOU know whag pin pleasure it. These
famous little pills cleanse the liver ana
rid the system Of an bile without pro-
ducing unpleasant effects sold pyllC
r Renfro io
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- and l.mnefament.

Il don't upose many people stop
20 think thai mo formation of their
teeth Is an lna.caton OF tneir temper
ament. said dehtlst .he other day,
did you eer ee person sikh
long. narrow tee,h WHO had moi a
very neryous nigh strung iempera,
ment Did son rfer see person VIA
short broad ieetb who was not some
what phlegmatic and cheerful? of'
ten wonder when tle pretty girl opeus
her mouth 20 show ner ifory white
teeth II she rfpllzes thet -one oi as
arc sizing gp Ner flspoaitlon
II uncouac.oualy lah into the habit
of looking a tte tcoth ~ the people
I meet socially and choosing my ae-
quaintancss accordinaiy Ihai Is one
OF the REASONS shy false teeth ouaht
10 De made aEactly like the original
set They have lo ft the tenpera-
naeut az me weHrcr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

Aothcrs be- careful 3f tan healih ~
your chldreu LOCK ont FOR coughs
them ia lhne-C1e Minute copgh Cure Is
thc best remrdy Harmless auG pleas
ml Contains no upiatcs scld by G.
T. Renfio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

How are your idneys7 II is Lanscrols
10 delay when the Kidneys are sick. One
box 81 kidney -Eftes viii recommend The
neat. % cents. j y. Wallace
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JarfsaA Purvianee VS. the Ateh' ,on
n. s.a aId SANTA ne Railw ~ cos,.
pass inleaetion and dame ses ssang
-h.'-AleFf'sen N" gity OF GUmre;
''''''e' lNNt'''' ~ &c services, amount
ing 10 32.140.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

In the auditors Office this afternoon
bonds Nos. and 2. covering district
iO6. Blaine county ia the sum Of S700
were registered
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lalaaos sersos's cour,

Before a iufy today IN probate court
was tr.od q case entitled Logan Cpunly
bank VS. John Capers. the suit VAS
brought,to recoYe money due ou prom
issory note
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PerSonaf
Menffon.

ss~sfBs4s,s.fs.4,r>,~e.sssss-s-is.fes.
Juase p = cme,ts is in he city rom
Anadorko
chester Lowerst q ce,ie is here today
on business
Roe Il s. iIoi, i- ia The city from
sicsles. r.
Attorhey c Is fAm,. IS herr from OK
nhona City odhy
Judge j p pancoast IS here oOm viva
attending supreme court
Jack Ross deputy county attorney of
Woods county. is n the city
Hon ghos Doyie Of Perry. ls 81 Guth-
rie today attending supreme court
Hon. sam Massinsaie is in the lclty
from corden attending aup-eme coirt.
Judge smith, Of Cordell. wen known
+. attorney Of th4 west side. is here today.
Mrs Kingham is here from irconvnle,
Texas. visiting her daughtert Mrs VIA.
Ans y A. Roy is visiting her father. J
w. Fenler az soc East Perkins avenue
Jqdee Lowe. IL Renos plctmesqae ot-
touicy Is helr atterdhg the supreme
court.t-
Nr and MS Felix Adler have rc.wnef
from pleassrt tpiH }2 california and
w 3 Hodge. Of the ct.tfrieAind oHc'
has returned TO the ci,s afioia weeks
vacation
Henry Donneley is back from Colo
iade sprines. whcre he att.nd'i the in
te4state shoot
Mrs Roy Teal came oven from copl,
,his morning to spend the diy will
Guthrie friends.
J. L. Foster ~ + Jenkc ilermal
] Me,zler amd John Iishsmith arc in M
ciN today FROM Perry
Mrs Charles Pond has returned froml
several weeks visit 10 ColnN Springs
Iowa.. ana lu South Dakota
Miss Emma Gias and Mrs HAiumonl
ana ltlc dmhb Hlrdie we"c yisi9p
from Molhall In tine eltS today
j. a Jlrou is here from Enid rcprc
Z seotinr thc the Mutual Lfe insurne
company With hea iquirers at lcl Rene
Miss May Frcdericks returned to Al
kanais city vcste.day moraine aft'i
pleasant visit With her sister. Miss lchs
) John Raymond and Henry Lllis wen
in the city today from Edmond on bust
ness win the school anl d.paipen. Of
dcials
Miss Gtaco Williams has returned fror
Summer yacs;ion spere with her sis
ter, Mrs suits, M Darlington lnia
agency
= 9
Judges b r. Burwen Of aSlahom
4 CITY; y. + Haloer, Of Fery ava Iame
X. Beachmp or srid are hct attendin
supreme conrL
Mrs. D'dwmple snd Miss aiesns wet
n among the peolh from hos Who wen
Il TO Joplin on the excursion for the ba
games sunday.
tlN t
D r. Alarum who f1urishes among IA
sand dunes and short grass OF the West
era section Of Oklahoma Is here toda
on csai business.
, Miss llarrett Howe retuincd ycstei
day evening "a Aerlhsne, in kpasas ciu
after pleasant Visit with irionds 1t th
eity and Ripey
S ohas M. 1ha Bor voreN attorney in
n ex-senator of Greei equity is here q,
day attending 10 lcga matters hefoi
the supreme court. Ma
CHARLES Martndale. Nho has bcea
e Tor several days with an attack of N
pho mnlaria fever WAS reported soan'
what Improved hls morius
y Air ana Air.. ~ "a Wagner and chi
7. arn Of Parsons. Kas are Or ihe ei
C. the guests OF Mrs. Wagarr- 'rolber.
S Naunor on East Nibis tpeuuf
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'Now good digestion waits oa apostle
and health on both
10 b. doesn't try Burdock BLOOD Bii,ers
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tFrst Prblishcd m papy Leader Sep
tember g. ls05D
Ordinance No. 752.
An Ordinance creating the office Of Dog
Catcher and fosulatng the 'ompcasa
tion thereof
BE il Ordained by the Mayor and coun
cilmen OF The CITY OF Guthrie. o r.
section l4i Tha the Mayor shall apr
point by and wlth the consent Of the
council, some suitable person who shall
be Known and designated as "pog Catch
Per-" and whose duties shall be as dcfned
hy tho revised ordinances OF the city OF
CWthrie.g PROVIDED, that the compcnsa
lion q the dos cacher shall in no event
be charre against the Guy Of Guthrie
and provided further, that The dog catch
/ Ia. Shall retain each month as componsa-
tion from moneys collected by him 5he
. sum OF $4,000. the balance of AN mon
= ys collected 10 be turned over 10 ,the
a ,iiy Treasurer on or before me srd das
~ eaca month
sociion e. That AN ordinances ano
as af erdnauces n c7afct herewith
are hereby repealed
section g. That this ordinance shal
bake effect and De- in force from AND afte'
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In nlstriet Court.

IN platrict Court
fhs following suits have been q,
in HsEriccomrt
ne Atchlson no
- Fc Railway company
-,r an Injunction damagos ans
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Attorney Generll Smons last even.
ing rendered an op nion to the effect
that the $1,000 appropriation made by
the last legislature FOR the purpose of
making Typographical map Of Okla.
bona can be drawn upon to defray the
expenses Of making the map OF the dis
trict inundated by the Deep Fork and
other streams IN Eastern Oklahoma.
Aud tor Baxter VIII now draw war
rants on IN fund
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/. OKLAH MA
! STATE BANK
.-.--......-.......
Paid Up Capital $4,000

# you'contemplate making
a change iu your banking
connections, or t b in k Of
opening a new account, we
would be pleased 10 confer
with you in person, or by let
ter We are prepared to ex-
|tend any favors consistent
with conservative banking
.methods.
>e>S>S
Inieress raid on slime deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes FOR reAta
fslra, s.a &c 4 sllgu rsA
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Events and
Personal Notes.

fai and winter taking special NoiN n
the normal tmitins department
Mr J. y. Gfays and Mss Je1ri Ericr-
son were married sumo iv afternoon al
siN O'Clock. az tho home Of he hnlc s.
sister Miss Ls,ra Emerson. "a n North
First street by Rcv s. Vs. vcntfoss
Miss Laura Easri was rte uidcsnais
ana Mr. otto Humphrey aetea as bcs-
,aan The declmtions were bridal reses
ma white anotions AZ cr The cerot
mony nn elaborate wedding dtner was
served
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woud be false economy cheaper the of production
by using ingredients of inferior quality, because The
eing epaaton Of Groves lasteess Chill Tonic demands
tl maintenance o the highest obtainabe quality The
rkcrs every year about ten (l0) tons Of Qunine
alone, which IS die largest aiuouut used hy any manuac-
in Tie world ARID onetlrtieth t1-30l of the entire
9Ainne appy.
Drives clL hl-las.o aaa Builds Up the System
Sold by all dealers n years. Price SO cents.
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Collections Tor Month Of August Were
over $4,000.

fptN s-..+sA-s. ...t.t.. .s...a.- Nle,fti.fH
OF these collections s2H was front
transfer fees. During the north $500
was turned over 10 the territorial treas
urer $2,5S5tO expended for expenses OF
running the department ana nppmising
lands leaving a total Of sl,FcS9e on ha.ld
September ist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

The hcsnrms OF September mmks thc
commenc,ment of the autumn season OF
saiety Many who have been out 81 tho
clty for the summer win ret, fm aary
ms month Tho cominr of chill autumn
evenings win place on The social tllcndbt
many pleasant indoor functions f'at wfi
hc the more enjoyable beennse OF The
ch'nee from customary midsummer sol
cml afahs Revivng hfc 'n ne treat-
ric'd circles Indicates that summon IS sip-
ping away and thnt The BRIGHTEST nariod
of society win soon le hCre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

The amended papers in the damage
suit against the Street Railway com
pany OF Attorney c. r Buclner in
behalf Of the children of Mrs Mary
Baush. recently Killed by a street car
have been filed in the district court.
Buckner asks $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-05

Judge j p pancoast Is here tSm viva
attending supreme court,