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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

A36 1 n1e.gss. ZZk01YCh I'd Ne DAE5sA
AIsrtoxnych / csastbo,ooych dro-%U
Wa :.td'''D 1e"0'''s'''t '0o. .t%RAN
wem, DO Mateusz swej duszy
pasterza ME prze6laduje, ale
owszem mad swoja w1asna
osobe mi}uje. Mateusz ME
rzuca kolcami ma swojego Pa
sierra, ale %przeciwnie, szacu-
je jake dobrego dbajacego o
swoje owieczki pastoral, ma
wet nietylko co do duszy ale
nawet i co do ciala. Kolc6w
tych o kt6rych correspondent
pisze,. chce sam natworzye,
ale to jemu sic ME uda, gdyz
klamstwo }atwo da sic
ksiedzu poznac pc jego pi6-
rach t. j. pc jego korespon-
dencyi, il to jest k{amstwo.
Dalej 6w correspondent
nasmarowal, il Mateusz "a
rzuca ksiedzu, il wyklucza z,
litaniu do Matki Boskiej,>
Kr6lowo Korony Polskiej, co
Jest zn6w klamstwem; DO AMI
ksiadz mic z litanii ME wy
klucza, ami tel Mateusz takiej
.gadaniny nie paploce, jak ten
correspondent pisze. A vice
przyjacielu, rodaku pos}u-
chat dalej ia chociaz to slowa
ci pisze, jednak >%bynajmniej
sic ma ciebie ME gniewam.
Prawda, obrzuci1e6 mnie bio
tenn niewinnie, ale tel WIEN
i to, il bez wolf Bozej mic sic
STAG ME moze i trzeba to przy-
jae "a swoje grzechy. Teraz
skofczmy te move, zacznij-
my inna,aby sic dowiedziee,
co znacza to slowa Kr6lowo
korony Polskiej. - W polo
vie siedemnastego stulecia,
nasza Polska byla strasznie
nagat przez r6znych
nieprzyjaci6l, i to ze wszyst-
kich stron tax natarczywie,
il zdawa1o sic, re JUL konie-
cznie calkowicie upa6c must.
w roku 1866 1go kwietnia.
Jan Kazimierz kr6l polski,
przewidujac jeszcze gorsze
nastepstwa ma Polske przez
nieprzyjaci6}, zlozyi wsr6d
.oracej modlitwy korone j
berlo swego kr6lestwa u stop
.cudownego obrazu przeczys-
tel Bog;aairoe,dzicy, " ko6ciele
archikatedralnym we Lwowie,
or r uczyni1 Stub, il siebie i
,aly sw6j nar6d oddaje v
.odda6stwo przeczystej Boga
ten bogobojny nasz
polski monarcha, q Wiierny
Naj6w. Nary PAM
~. W glebokiej pokorze
orzed c%udownym obrazem
Bosej laskawej v
Lwowskim ko6ciele, obral
1aj6wietsza Panne "a kr6low4
patronke ola siebie i cale-
% narodu. Potem jeszcze'
nasz polski pobozny
nonarcha W g}ebokiej poko-
'ze, z skruszonem screen
,lagal Naj6w. Marya Panne,
--~-,ID -~0kL-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
HIS BUST IN GOLD.
Curious Engagement Present Dis
played by Prospective Bride.

Curious Engagement Present Dis
played by Prospective Bride.
A pretty, blond young woman
caused considerable excitement at a
dinner party given recently ~ show
ing on her engagement presnst from
Der fiance.
I'VE did not like the tlE-fashi,ned
idea OF giving rings" she calmly an
nounced. to the horror of a couple Of
sentimental girls present 80 each Of
us had a gold bust of our head and
shoulders made. which we presented
to each other Harold wears his as
a watch charm, and am wearing
mine. as you see. on the gold chain
around my neck. Would you like fe
look at IT," And the prospective
bride passed around the chiseled fea-
lures Of Harold" done in gold.
There was something Of a thrill Of
disapproval at the sight Of the bust,
and some criticism at this bold dis
play Of the features Of the lover
I've heard about wearing yoSs
heart on your sleeve said one ola
lady in a lace cap. but it's the first
time I've ever seen anyone bold
enough to wear her sweetheart
around ner neck"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
BODY IN rvs rvs ,-eAEs.
Remains Of a Norwegian Fisherman
Found on Behrlno Sea Island.

Remains Of a Norwegian Fisherman L
Found on Behrne sea Island.
Had ole Siostron's tomb Of ice Oh
an arctic island In the Behring sed
remained undisurhsd 100. 600 years. Al
The end OF that ponderous stretch u
time the face and form of ole would
have looked as natural and llfe-like al
al the moment of the nshermand
death.
Five years ago this young Nor.
wegian, Sjostron, disappeared from
Baranon station. Nobody knew what
became OF him, and finally people
ceased to wonder A few weeks ago
the bod was found con pletely i'm
bedded : The ice and F. thoroughly
preserved hat not even the slightest
Indication OF change had set In.
The barkentine City Of papeete has
arrived from Baranoff and the news
Of this remarkable discovery was
brought by her hrst mate. Knute Pet
ers0n.
Five years In the ice" said Peter
son, has not made a bit Of differences
in his appearance. when they found
him he looked as II asleep, but, sure
enough. he VAS cold IA death-eva-
more so csEn the ordinary dead man.
They suppose that he lay down on the
glacier while intoxicated and fell
asleep and that after he had frozen
to death the ice formed over him."
Strange as this story may seem. th'
incident Is not strange to those WHIT
know. the arctic iceheids. Bodies o
the mammoth have been found simi
larly imbedded in the fee.
The sailors information about th'
finding of siostrons body is meager
but IL is presumable that, instead o.
being caught and imprisoned IA th'
glacial ice, the fisherman died on ths
soft soil OF the tundra and that hi
body became covered ~ end frozeI
with it.-san Francisco Chronicle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
Wednesday Morning, May 10. 1905,

Wednesday Morning, May 10. 1905.
9:OO-Opening exercises
9:1O-"From the Coming Tower"
Chairman Chas. Brown. Carmen. Dis
cussion opened by j. NJ Monroe, Ok
lahoma City
9:40-"The Coming Campaign in Ok
lahoma; It's Possibilities; Its De
manGs" W. r. McNight Roosevelt.
Discussion opened by lsom Roberts, Of
Blackwell
iO:l0-"The Financial Problem" j..
T, Philipln, Shawnee Discussion open
ed by A. L. East, Nashville.
lO;4O-"The Problem Of Organiza-
ton. National Chairman, c. r Jones.
Chicago Discussion opened by Ed E,
Corson, Roosevelt
11:10-"Vote Making Ways and
Means" Geo. H. Gather, saltwater,
Discussion opened ~ W. e. SPOTS,
wood, Norman.
Afternoon Session.
1:30-"Getting a Hearing" d. G..
McIntire, wakita. Discussion opened
by A. II. Tanner, Kingfsher
2:Co-"Co-operation," J. j. Thomp-
son, Oklahoma City Discussion open
ed by A. H. Crawford Perry.
/ 2:30-"The Prohibition Alliance"
National Chairman c. r. Jones. Dis
cussion opened by ]. w Klinglesmith,
Norman.
3:0O-"The Problems of the Country
Chairman" s. j. Peters, Pawnee Dis
eussion opened by R. H. Harper, Oar.
lington.
3:So-"The Township Committee
man, His Work and Responsibility. "
NJ A. Cox, Lone Wolf. Discussion OPP
ened by A. Stevens, Crescent CITY.
Evening Session.
S:0O-nlustrated lecture. Wilcox
Bros.
Thursday Morning, May "A, 1905
When and how 20 nominate
a ticket" National Chairman c. r.
Jones. Discussion opened by r. A.
Barnes, Norman.
9:3O-"How to Conduct Cam
paign" G. E Rouch. Guthrie. Discus
sion opened by r. d. Shannon, King
fisher.
lO:O0-~Our Campaign Speakers. /.
F. NJ. Baker Asher Discussion open
ed by j r. Disch. Guthrie
1O;3O-"Cetting Out the Vote" Al
bert j Boles, Augusta Discussion op
enen byJohn Clingelspiel. saltwater
Watching the Count" s. NJ
Mnlard Blackwell Discussion opened
by r. C. Johnson. GARNER
Afternoon Session.
1:3O-"The Washington Movement,
c. r. Jones, Chicago
General discussion.
business session.
evening Session.
Organization Of Guthrie Pro
hibition Alliance
s;15-Illustrated lecture, Kings ant
Queens" Wilcox Brothers.
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IN aAp wAYa
Many a oUthrie Reader VIII zee
Grateful for this information.

When your back gives outi
Becomes lame. weak or aching
when urinary troubles set in.
Your Kidneys are "in a bad way
Doan's Kidney pills viii cure you
Here is local evidence to prove g.
Nick Mlrkes, blacksmith Of lien.
nesscy. Okla. writes Il had what I
lnow was a very serious case Of Kid.
ney complaint. and was In bad shape
at the tire that ! first got Doan's Kid
ney Fills. but took them regularly
and according TO directions and tie
Improvement in my case was gradual
and steady am now entirely cured
and ] certainly thank Deans Kidney
Pills for this.7
Plenty more proof Ike this from
Guthrie people. Call at J. n. Wallace's
drug store and ask What bis custom
ers report
For sale by 81 dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milbum Co. Bunalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember The name Doan's-ant
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
GRAPEVINE ias YEARS oLp.
Thls one ls In the Royal Gardens

This One ls In the Royal Gardens AZ
Windsor
While in these days widely dif
fused knowledge ia rebtlon 10 the
production Of grapes every one finds
Il dimcult TO obtain well-ripened clus-
ters from comparatively young vines.
II is interesting 90 refer to a great
vine planted 12s years ago and bear
ing crop Of some 1000 clusters or
lunches, the berries Nely developed
and as black as sloes.
This grand old vine is growing in
the Cumberland portion OF the royal
gardens at Windsor says a writer 10
the Detroit News-Tribune. and IS
known as the Cumberland LrGye
vine" II Is one OF tho descendants
Of the famous vine al Hampton Court.
which was planted 1s0 years ago. and
Il has outdistanced It's venerable an,
cestor N dimensions, IN vigor and
productiyeness Occupying a great
glass structure 100 feet long By 20
feet wide. Il spreads its luxuriant
branches over Hampton Court
The structure has roof area of
2.40O feet which Is fully onethird
greater than the area OF the roof Of
the house occupied by los ancient
parent al Hampton court For So
large a vine 900 punches. Weighing
in the aggregate 1900 pounds. are
not a heavy crop, but the grapes are
In every way ~ Cor the royal table.
while 20 overtax tho strength of So
old vine would not be wise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
TO PUSH PROHIBITION
Territorial Party Will be
Organized at Conference
i'm Guthrie.

A prohibition conference lasting
three days will convene at Guthrie to-
morrow at which Hon Charles r..
Jones. chairman Of the National Pro
hibition committee. win be present A
prohibition party for the territory viii
be organized. The program Is as fol-
lows
Tuesday Afternoon, May 9, 1905.
2:O0-M Meeting Of territorial execu-
tive committee
Evening Session.
7:45-Opening exercises
S;o0--Address Of welcome, by w A.
Humphrey Guthrie
S:l5-Response, G. p. McCreary, of
Hobart
S;3O-Address Chairman Chas r
Stokes. Kansas City. Mo
Registration Of delegates. announce
ments etc
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PLEASURE or EASTERN WOMEN.
Their Main Occupation the Diver
slons OF the Toilet.

Their Main Occupation the Diver
sions Of the Toilet.
An eastern lady OF high degree
spends an amount Of time over her
toilet that would quite astonish the
most fashionable society lady First
she has her hair dressed by her maid.
who, after amounting the long, silky
black locks with a little oil, made
from aloe wood OF cocoanut. arranges
II simply in a long, smooth piait. low
on the nape OF the neck. and decorat.
ed either with gold or jewelled orna-
ments.
Next the bath is prepared as hot as
Il can be borne. and IN this the lady
may stay as long as two OF three
hours. Soaps are not used, but. IN
stead. there are multifarious uuguents.
secret preparations OF the bathing
women, which render the skin soft
as velvet and deIicately perfumed-
Oftentimes the face is washed over
with milk, into which has been
squeezed lemon Juice.
The hair Of the oriental woman is
usually beautifully long. soft and CLOS
~, and the way they arrange II is in
variably becoming TO their soft type
Of beauty. Perfumes are much In.
dulged in. These are introduced in
the bath and permeate the garments,
but are rarely used on a handker-
chief
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Have you heard. in the heart Of winter
When the storm beats az the door
The sound Of the wet wind singing
And the fretful temper roarf
Have you heard the loose boughs creak-
ing
And the musical drip Of the rainfah.
And the singsong drone in the caves
'Tis the Music played by the storm wind
bands
While the ice-edged shade-trees clap
their handsl
Have you heard. in the heart Of winter
The sound OF a mighty shout
And a strange, strange burst Of music
In the far-away dark Without
Have you listened with pulses throbbing
To the sounds Of wondrous things
The creak Of the living branches
And the fiutter Of frightened wings2
IT'S the music played by the storm wind
bands,
And the e-clad shade-trees clap their
haudsl
Mabel e. Fletcher
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is matter of bargaining, for. though
there is a printed tariff somewhere,
the cabman cannot read It. If you
know the distance you walk along
the cab rank calling out your destina'
ton and your price-about quarter
OF what you would pay in London
and tenth of the New York de-
Inand. When you have passed the
last cab you will hear a clatter be
bind and a driver will implore you
to step in. II you do not know the
distance you ask the fare, divided the
answer by four and walk on. Cursesl
Invocations OF saints! Drivers raise
their arms to heaven in horror. Walk
calmly on and there is race to pick
you up. Nor is there ever dispute
at the end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
AppIe and MIX Diet.

In their instructive experimental
work the agricultural stations have
issued a bulletin on the food adyan-
tages OF milk and apples. not only for
children, but for grOwn-up people,
says an exchange, Though no one
would think SO from looking at nuid
glass Of milk and a solid apple, the
percentage Of solids and water in ap-
pies is almost the same, apples be
ing So per cent water and milk So
per cent. There is more sugar in
apples and more acid in milk. A diet
of both apples and milk is one Of the
most wholesome and well-balahced
The potash contents OF both are high.
They are the best food for brain, bone
and muscle nourishmeEt. and ia their
enect upon the nerves they are sooth-
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
A BIG OHIO DELEGATION
Will Attend National Edi
tOrial Association Visit
to Oklahoma.

Interest in the visit Of the Rational
Editorial Association to Oklahoma is
growing and as the time draws near
the size of the crowd to be present at
the entertainments both al Guthrie
and at the lOl ranch IS being estimat-
ed IN larger figures. The following let.
ter received Do Colonel Frank G..
prouty from William A. Ashbrook
corresponding secretary OF the Nation
al Editorial Association, is demcnstra-
rive Of what the people back east
think of the affair
Iohnstown. Ohio. May 81
Frank C. Prouty, Guthrie, Okla.
Dear Odl Man We expect to-
haze big delegation, and you can
count on every one Of the boys and
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IMPORTANCE or MENTAL REST.
In Right knowledge Of Subject ls FuIl
Measure Of Life.

IN hignt NnoWeoge OF SupJeSA - Eull
Measure Of Life.
Not more than one person in ten
knows how to take a real rest. Most
persons. II they allow the body to re-
lax, neglect to have their miros do so.
There is so much energy wasted, and
life is so short, and there is so much
real work to be donel
Il is not an easy thing to learn this
lesson OF mental relaxation, particu-
larry for the women subject to
nerves" but It must be mastered If
one is to get the full measure OF life
which is her rightful heritage.
Nor can anyone teach this art. It
must become habit. inst as awaking
at a certain hour in the morning be-
comes habit. After yor have sought
the couch crowd out all the annoying
thoughts with pleasant ones. Lull
yourself to sleep as you would a baby
Montreal Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
SMALLEST or AL REpusLlcs.
Located on Island Fsw MIIss South
Of Sardinia.

Located on Island Frw Mllss South
Of Sardinia.
TarJlara is said to be the smallest
republic In the world. II is situated
on the little island OF the same name.
some seven OF eight miles south OF
Sardinia. Tavolara is about one mile
IN diameter and inhabited at present
by ar five people-men, women and
childreA. II 1886 Kari Albert. tho
King Of Sardinia. bestowed the sm
uremacv over this little isle upon q
Barto,eoni family, and for forty-s
years King Paul l. reigned in pea
IN his domain. He died on May ~
1882, and shortly before his demise
called MI his faithful subjects to his
bedside and declared Il to be his
earnest wish that none OF his relatives
should succeed him as head Of the
government In the island. and that he
considered il for the best that the
good people OF Tavolara should gov.
ern themselves. After this last wish
no candidate Tor the vacant throne
could be fo'-nd among the family Of
the deceased. who we're used to con-
slider their Kings" wish law, and tho
little island remained ungoverned for
four years At last, in 1856. the litee
island was declared republic The
constitution gives the elective fran.
chise to both mea and women. A
president Is elected 10 serve six years.
None Of the ofncers receive any com.
pensation. ~ Montreal Herald.
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territorial secretary TO the Keith Sub
marine Ice and Beer Box company Of
Shawnee. with a capital stock OF Sl00-
GOO The inoorporators are: j. c.
Parker, j w Beazley and w NJ.
Keith
Notarial commissions We're issued TO
the following
Harry A. Armstrong Of Altus.
S. ID Barnett Of Duke
j. o. Long, Of Sayre.
Bertha J Brown. of Alva.
G.. w Holmes. Of Mutual
wv j gardiner, Of Renfrow
j, G Keen. Of Angora.
Tom J Massey, Of Lexington
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Clubs In Enqland.

Nearly one-half Of the 2.0i1 clubs
IN England are golf clubs OF the $50
social clubs In London twenty-six are
for women alone and six others admit
women The largest women's club
has 300 members.
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To opay

You are not to mourn over the DAYS
that have left you, nor 20 be troubled
about the days that may never come
but 20 do your best for the preIent
hour Henry Wade Rogers.
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While the driver Of a two-hoT II dray
was IN a coffee house in Londcn. one
evening, thieves stole al the brass
W ork on the harness and carried on
the bits and curbs as well.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
CITY BRIEFS.

Captain Knepper and his glee club
wnl entertain the national pencil push
ers
Judge A. C. c. Bierer has been out Of
the city for several days on legal busi-
ness. He win return this evening.
Frank NJ Springer, a Harrison av-
enue merchant. left today for Missoula,
Montana. where he expects TO make his
home in the future.
Electric light arches win be placed
across the bank corners by the various
bankers OF the city Tor the National
Editorial meeting here.
The committee appointed by the Guth-
rio Commercial club 10 attend 10 The
arrangements for the National Editorial
association convention here next month.
mas ordered some handsome badges fo1
the occasion.
The United Spanish War Veterans VIII
be mustered IN next Thursday evening
at the city ham The boys who COM
pose this organization win follow the
footsteps or the O. a. r. They win take
"a prominent part in the Decoration
Day services.
Burns Hegler son OF Captain B +
Hcgler, has taken "a position on the re-
portoria stan Of the Oklahoman al
Oklahoma city and LEFT 10 take up hi'
dnties yesterday Mr. Itogler has been
employed al various times on both Of
the Guthrie dailies, and Is a bright
young man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
chInere controI Musk -

Musk comes from the musk-deer.
and IS secretion Ia a pouch The
musk trade Is ln the hands Of the Chf
nese.
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OF the 720.000O0O acres Of land
making up the total area Of ArsentIna
2f000.0 900 are arabic The principle
crops are corn, wheat and fax
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Do AId WorkInamanIs cause.
1By Assooiated PreesJ

TUV A87OOIFI0l TI078-I
Boston, Mass May s-The annual
convention Of che church association
for the advancement Of the interest Of
labor opened here today al ST. Pauls
church Bishop Lawrence, Of Maesa-
chusetm addressed the meeting az the
opening The convention VIII con-
clude its business tomorrow and elect
ahIoara
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For q hundred years or more IN
! have guarded well this door.
II in times OF peace and quiet "a
or iu days OF war and riot. \
Never failing in my duty,
Whether fashion, wealth or beauty
Ruled this house or poverty "
Walked ia squalor over me.
i stood watch. and now. alone,
/ remain a wofnout stone. w
Many winters silent snow
Many summers heated glow
Came and went and iu their pride
Generations grew and died.
Saw them play, and love, and slave
Saw them go. that passed me o'ers
Go where others went before,
But forgotten and alone,
! remain wornout stone lN
Now the house Is bare Of life
No more sorrow, Joy or strife IN
Echo from each gloomy wall
For the house is doomed TO fall
Doomed 10 fall az an things must.
That are raised OF earth and DUST
Fail. as age must e'er give way
So that youth must have It's day
Have its Gay. for mine b. dune
See. I am "a broken atOnei
--E. u. IittmeRn Ia Sew York Timei
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Iandlcap OF the Deal and dumb.

A deaf and dumb person who ia
fairly expert at finger language can
speak bout forty-three words per min
ute In the same space OF time a per.
son ia possession Of his speech viii
probably speak $50 words.
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Come statisucian has discov-f5d
that the average woman carries forty
70 sixty miles Of hair on her head.
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a NorARlAL DAY

Territorial Secretary Issued Eight NO
tarlai Commissions Todayr
A charter was granted today by the
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Ways Of Russian Cab Drivers.
In Russian cities, according to an
IN slish traveller. the taking Of a cat
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Tickets on sale tomorrow al Wallace's
drug store for the Guthrie Ministries.
Wednesday night
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Ambersris Result Of Disease.
Ambergris is nothing else than the
result Of a disease IN the sperm whale
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Colonel Prouty has a receipt from j.
Irwin Steele. treasurer Of the N. f..
A., for S13175. which is the dues Of
the national delegates Of the Oklahoma
press association to the Guthrie CON
vention All the courtesies of the en-.
tire entertainment al the different
places. and at Portland as well as the
railroad transportation, will be given
to the following Oklahoma delegates.
w T. Hatfield and ladies, Of Alva
Pioneer.
j. s. Fisher, Of Carnegie Herald
E. H. Rehheld and lady Of the Har-
rison Gazette
Frank Northrup and lady Of the
Farm Journal, Of Oklahoma City.
J. c. Miller ana lady, of the Bliss
Breeze.
j. J. Burke and lady, of the Norman
Transcript.
w. L. Bradford and ladies Of the
School Journal, Oklahoma City.
e A. Nichols. of Thomas Tribune.
Harry Gilstrap ana lady OF Chandler
News.
Roy Stafford and lady, Of Oklaho-
man
Governor Ferguson and lady Of the
Watonga Republican
r. A. Echols and lady, Of the Man
gum Sun-MOnitor.
Frank G. Prouty and ladies', nation
al committeeman
NJ L. Thomas and ladies, Of Pond
/ Creek.
Ed Clark and lady. Of Jennings.
II, Shepherd and ladies Of Altus
Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08

Eon't miss the big minstrel show We'd
nesday night at Brooks theatre. rick
cts on sale az Wallac s drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08

Tickets ON sale tomorrow ~ walaces
drug store for the Grth-.e Minstscls
Wednesday night