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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

The Regular session Of thc Acorn club
was held Thursday afternoon al thh
Carnegie library Roll cali WAS responded
10 with quotations from Shakespeare #
ru.lsterfal play. Merchant Of Neuice
Mrs Fred T.. Wenner gave "a most CONF
prchrnsivr ind able review of the play.
Mrs Il ". smith read an Interesting
paper giving "a character sketch Of Poi-
tia, The epItomc Of thc play was gen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

There viii be u meeting tonight of thr
Christian Endaavor society of the First
Presbyterian church 3t the residence of
bliss Mary Tibbet,s. SOS East Harrison
avenue. After the business session an
hour win be spent Informally with mu-
,sic a,d conversation. Tht society eN-
tends an invitation 10 10, members p
the young peoples organic, Cons of the
other churches boz the city 10 como ana
spcnd ihe evening win thcm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

United States Marchal Fossett today
appointed n. w Moore OF Alva. "a deputy
marshal. to succeed Charles y. Bickol
Of Woods county. resigned Ar Moors
began work today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

a brother Of Mr. Cassali. the butcher.
is here from Iowa. visiting. This is his
first trip TO the territory and he is thor
oughly impressed with the beauty OF the
Oklahoma autumn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

Mrs. Clara Dustin. Of summer Hin
H.. is IN the city tlR. guest Of Mrs
j. w slado Mi WIN Porter Of 81
Louis. who has bocn the guest of Dr
and MIS- slade this week went 90 Okla
homa city on the motnins uain 10 spcn'
two or three days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

shouted vehemently from three dazen
lusiy throais announced the arrival Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
GRADUATION
EXERCISES
ARE HELD

Last evening the auditorium Of the Ma
thewson Street NJ +. church was filled
TO overfowlng with the friends and fell
low students Of the graduation class at
Bryant & STATIONS Business college, and
amid -the-s~i@A- -Aai#+s- -liHser4a-aad
a generally Subdued air Of excitement.
after listening 10 able addresses a large
class Of graduates from the school re-
ceived diplomas.
The exercises commenced at 7:45 o'clock
when Mr. Frank f. Streeter rendered an
organ recital while the principal and the
faculty of the school held a reception 10
the class. orc Of the bright features OF
the evening was the manner and taste
with which the pulpit was decorated. the
prevailing feature being the American
flag number Of bouquets for those
who were 10 receive diplomas added TO
the sweetness Of the air with their per-
fumes
The address 10 the graduates was de-
livered ny Rev s. Parks Cadman, u. D..
Of Central Congresa tional church. Brook
lyn. He spoke 20 the class at some
length on the qualities that are most
needed in life 10 bring out OF each the
best for the benefit of the world
After the opening invocation was rem
dered by Rev. Asbury r. Krom. and Mrs
Frank +. Strceter had rendered a solo,
Principal Stowell then introduced Gov
crnor Utter. who delivered the chief ad-
dress Of the evening speaking In part as
follows:
GOVERNOR TTTER'S REMARKS
while book knowledge IS absolutely
essential IL H. experience that is the best
teacher | suppose every member OF this
class Is looking ahead TO that irdoter-
inmate thing called success. It's definition
T. hard. FOR it means something different
60 the different individuals. There Is one
degree I'm which We are an able TO attain
II aud that is in doing the best We can
with the opportunities offered US. There
H. one thing n man can DO fetter than
anything else and in doing that faithfully
the man meets with succcrs. one secret
~ success is the knowledge that you ve
done the best YOU can for your fellow
man. Another secret OF sUCcess re- 1HTPE-
rity u makes no difference where YOU
stand. whether ln public or private llfe.
whether dealing With large or small
things. q man or woman Who follows out
Integrity finds success
Integrity is the quality Of square man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
PAWTUXET.

The class supper of the graduates ~
the Pawtuxet grammar school was held
at the home of Grace Burlingame on Fair
street last evening and was a very en-
ioyable AFFAIR. Principal r. W. Seabury
YVES present, as were some OF the old
pupils.
There was an auction sale OF the house
on the Simeon Smith estate yesterday in
tn interests OF the settlement of the
property $3.50 being the highest bid re-
ported.
There was an interesting meeting ~ the
committee on school reunion M the home
o. Miss Hudah sheldon on Broad street
iast night The proof OF the invitation
was corrected and the partial list of tho
persons 10 be invited was csnvassed. w
Z Longfcllow presided and Walter ~
Angel was secretary.
Tho next meeting. 10 complete the lists
ard address envelopes. will he In the
church psrlors. July eth. Friday evening
Roscoe Aldrich % Fittshurg Pa is
Visiting cid friends here He is an en-
sloye Of the Westinghouse company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
FOOD lN' SERMONS.
Feed the Dominic Right and the Sermons
Are brilliant

A conscientious. hard working and emil
nently successful clergyman writes: Il
am glad 10 bear testimony 10 the pleas
ure and increased measure Of efficiency
and health that have come 10 me from
adopting Grape Nuts food as ono of my
articles Of diet
For several wears I was much dis
treSsed during the cary part of each day
by Indigestion. NV breakfast. usually
consisting of oatmeal milk and eggs
seemed 10 turn sour and failed to digest
After dinner the headache and other
symptoms following the breakfast would
wear away only 10 return. however. next
morning.
Having heard of Grape Nuts food.
finally concluded 10 give II fair trial I
quit tho use Of oatmeal and eggs and
made my breakfasts Of Grape Nuts.
cream. toast and Postum The result
was surprising in improved health and
total absence Of the distress that had
for so long a time. followed tho morning
meal My digestion became once more
satisfactory. the headaches ceased. and
the old feeling of energy returned Since
that time. four years ago | have alwavs
had Grape Nuts food on my breakfast
table.
II was delighted 10 find also that
whereas before | began To use Grape
Nuts food | was quite nervous and be-
came easily wearied I'm the worl, OF pre-
pairing sermons and I'm study marked
Improvement IN this respect resulted from
the change I'm my diet / am convinced
that Grape Nuts food produced this re-
suit and helped me 10 n sturdy condition
~ mental and physical strength
II have known ~ several persons who
were formerly troubled as I was and
who have been heirCd as I have been. hv
,t..
ornmenfation among whom may 90
mentioned tho Rev ---. now = mission
arv % China Name given by Postum
COMPANY Battle Creek Mich
Read tho littls boc~ The Road 70
Velviue' IN each pkg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
SWAST|KAS
HAD fine
PARADE

A big crowd gathered on the banks OF
the Pawtuxet river last night to enjoy
what was considered one OF the best H.
luminations and finest parades OF deco
rated canoes given under local auspices.
the arrangements having been made by
the Swastika Canoe club which occupies
the third boathouse OF the group near
Rhodes-on- the Pa awtuxet
All three OF the canoe houses were
prettily decorated with electric lights and
paper lanterns. and the balconies and
floats were filled with club members. la
dies and guests from other clubs, who
brave dthe possible storm and the buf-
fetlng winds TO see the pretty show.
II was somewhat difficult for the ca
noeists TO handle their highly decorated
craft I'm the breeze, as the awning and
superstructures on which the lanterns
were hung caught the wind and were
barrier 10 smooth progress. There were
about % boats in line including some
from the PawtuXet Canoe club. Nara
gansett Boat club and the Nonkituk Ca
noe club
But % lanterns were allowed TO boat
and two persons were required to handle
each craft.
The first prize was A copper stein and
IL went 10 Earl Roth. l. 7. Allen getting
a cup as second prize. Mrs. Samuel
Burnham's Indian canoe In which she and
her escort appeared i'm Indian garb, won
special mention from the judges and at
tracted much favorable comment
The Judges were Charles 5. Carpenter
OF the Wonkituk Canoe club. Robert H.
Nisbet and Curtis +. III OF the Nara
gansett Boat club. Light refreshments
were served and for the benefit Of those
at the Swastika club a graphophons con-
cert was given on the river. The affair
was directed by the entertainment COM
mittee, including Ratcliffe Hicks chair
man Herbert Dswley. c. D. Barrett. Ar
thur Burlingame, Hartze11 X Birch.
Charles ". Abbott Howard r. Mason, F.
Henry Petersen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
Low RATE EXCURSIONS TO PORT
LAND, OREGON.

Account Lewis and Clark Exposition
will be in effect via Wisconsin Central
Rlilway. If you intend 10 go to Port
land this year ask the ticket agent 10
trail between Chicago and st. Paul. Pull
man sleepers. free reclining chair cars
ana la Carte meals make the journey
comforta BILE and pleasant. Further in
sorma ton cheerfully given by addressing
VIM. Kelly, I. A.. go Broadway. New
York. ~. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news can be left at Goff"s res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Narragansett Fire company held a we'll
attended meeting last evening, when 80
was contributed TO the Fourth OF July
demonstration fund, and Messrs Edward
shackford, Charles Kirby. Irving Davis,
Charles Burdette and Leonard Nest were
made a committee TO act in cprmnction
with the committee from the Riverside
Social club in matters pertaining 20 Ike
event.
The Riverside Social club will meet this
evening, when the committee appointed
by Narragansett Fire company will he
present and from now until the Fourth
oi July has been properly celebrated he
two committees VIII act as one. Thp
fund now amounts 20 about $50. with
quite a number OF other we'll known citl-
zens 10 hear from.
\ musicale and supper will he held by
the young folks OF 81. Marks Episcopal
church In the parish house Thursday
evening OF this week.
Thief uneral OF Lois h. Folett win he
held az her late residence on Holly street,
tomorrow afternoon az O'Clock
Mr. Archie Duhimmer OF Arctic was
the guest OF Mr. Oliver Smith, the popu-
lar elAFA- -I-G, Johnson's drug store
yesterday.
Burnside council OF American Mechan-
les will meet this evening.
The bay Is covered with dead menhaden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
0LNEYvILLE.
Police Pleased to Turn Cell
Key ON Real Home WreCker.
Will Pay Score When Sober.
Second Band Concert.

Olneyvlle branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans New Store, ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at g. s and per cent
Hours $40 a m. .i2-2:So p. m. Telephons
SS2-t 6 Division Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Full set teeth as low as IS. gold crowns
So bridge work s5. gold filings 81 up.
other filings SOC; painless extraction
free when sets are ordered. All work
guaranteed.
Hours a. m. t~- s y. m: Saturday till
2 y. m, sunday 10 10 ?. Telephone 2l52-a
Union. Lady attendants. Examinations,
estimates and advice free
King Dental ParIors,
90 Westminster St. Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Your starring tour was a failure was
it, said the sympathetic friend.
Yes answered the soubrette "hut
! don't mind that so much. What I'm
kicking myself for is that ! had half a
dozen offers Of marriage before I started
ont and ! turned down every one Of
III, ,m'-Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE
II you have tooth flied by Or. Kings
Painless Method you will never try any
OF the old Painful ways again.

Usually a charge
Of 81 extra -ls-made
for the Natural
Gums" on the set.
but for n short
time no charge
will he made. BY
tho use OF the King
Safe System OF
Painless Dentistry
your teeth can be
extracted. n Q a
crowned. bridged or
cleaned without n
particle OF pain. no
matter how ner-
vous or sensitive
YOU NAV be. Hun
drods OF testImoni.
ais from pleased
patIepts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
MISSION SOCIETIES OF FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH BENEFICIARIES

The will OF the late Mrs Jane Slough
ton, flied in the municipal court yester-
day afternoon. conveys To the Women :
Baptist Foreign Missionary society OF the
First Baptist church and $1,000 to the
Home Missionary society Of the same
church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THs
NEWS

&c per word frst insertion. hc repeat:
iwk &c per word vks Sc per word;
swks. -. per word: imo. SC. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Automobile Goes Over Bank
and Is Badly Damaged.
Comment on School Committee
Meeting g-.OthHr Mates.

A new automobile owned by w. f.
Whitmarsh, who is prominently connected
with the New England dairy. will have 70
undergo an extensive overhaullng before
IL can be used again. Mr.. Whitmarshs
barn is located about 40 feet above the
level OF Valley street and while at work
on the machine last evening his hand
came I'm contact with Some OF it's mechan-
ism and the machine started backwards,
over the bank and fell into Valley street.
CALLED A 2o-ROUND BOUT.
The session Of the school committee held
last evening is referred 10 by quite a
number OF the wise ones" as a 20-round
bout between thr-"Goos and the Mai-on-
tents" the remaining 10 bouts TO come la
ter.
MINOR MENTION
At the meeting OF Fraternity Command
cry OF the Golden Gross, tho Noble Com
mander Annie r. j Hazard was made a
committee 10 arrange for the annual out
ing. which will be held during the month
OF July.
one man and one woman we're ar
raigned al the session OF tho Seventh dis
trct court this morning on the charge Of
being drunk. both being fined 50 and costs.
The woman had a sufficient amount Of
cash 20 pay her fine
A. the meeting OF the Watchemoket
Fire company held last evening. II was
decided 10 accept the invitation OF Me
chanics company at Warren TO be their
guest on July eth.
A large delegation from the Young Peo,
ple's society connected with the Second
Baptist church will attend the lawn party
held by the Broadway Baptist church at
Providence this evening
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04
MUERTE- evitada.

Las mas veces las enferme--
dades de los rinones terminan
iatalmente; 81 no Sc escoge Ell
remedlo adecuado. K. III, Wal
le' de Bear Grove, Iowa, pare
clio muerto. Dice:
"Hace dos amos me enferme
ae los ranones, 10 que me oca i.
slono grandes dolores, ,sufrimieu
t"s y ansledad; pelo tome los
Amargos El6ctricos, que me
curaron completamente.
Los considero tambien muy
oe'eticos para debilidad en- ge
neral, enfermedad de los neI-
'io', y que teuiendolos a la ma
no constantemente, no tleDen
rival"
Iodos los boticarios 10 ga
rantizsn.
PIeclo: 80 cts.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04

te. A Ia hora del Champsgue
icomenzaron los brindi., todoI
inspirados on la ma. alta sim
patia y cariiio, por los nusvo'
esposos. Notable fue un di.
curse que pronunci6 ell Sr
Atler, Ok. Seuador, antigua a
migo de las dos famiIias.
Los regalos de boda tu-ror
muchos y muy hermosos, pae,
pasan de $50, y alguuo. d.
ellos son de verdadero valo'
artiStiro: GA tont Seigneur,
tout honneur!D
Pasada la luna de miel, ell Sr
A. H. Bruni y su esposa. Mag
da'ena N de Bruni, segun er
tiend", iran a vivir en- su
nueva reaidencia, calle de- la
Flores, )" 12O d"nde tendl IAN
81 gnsto de cumplimsntar a
sus amigos.
Apr"posito de la oueva re j
dencla del ST.. Dn : ntonio H.
B'uni y de la Sra. M4gdaI-ns
NJ de Bruni, psrece un nido
de golondrlnas adherido a una
roca; desde cuya- ventanas st
DONNA el esplendido pauorn
ma del Ri" Grande, y que pa
rece expresamente construldo
para recordar los amores de
Romeo y Julirta; y 20. aunqu-
Sc por du.s exp riencia, que ia
fellcidad no es de este mundu,
les deseo. do todo coraz6n, fe
licidsd en- aquclla justa medids
que Ia rrovidencia destina a
l's buenO. esposos, y deseo
que Ia Proviiencia les de gu
cesores virtuosos. dignos d-l
u"mbre que llevau y del pu'
bio en- que viven.
I'm Vsrdadero Amigo
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04
La REFORMA
>MONETARIA.

La iniciativa presentada hace D
cos dias por la Secretarfa de Ha
1cienda & la Cdmara de Diputados
pidiendo Sc lie lrorrogaran las ia
cultades que tenfa concedidas par,
totalmente plantear ell nuevo sist,
ma monetaria, fu6 aprobada Dol
dicha Camara, sin sefIalar plazt
para ell uso de estas facultades: a
mismo tempo, aprob6 en- toda.
sus parties ell uso que ell Executive
habia hecho de las facultades uu,
Sc lie concedieron en- 9 de Diciem
bre del aiIo pasado, y en- el ejerci-
clio de las cuales habfa demostrade
su gran ilustraci6n y plena compt
tencia en- asuntos hacendarios. Sc
gun dice ell dictamen de la Comi-.
sion de Hacienda.
Alrmase que muy pronto conan
zaran q circular los pesos del nue.
vo cui1o, y segln leemos en- una
correspondence foranea, estas mo
nedas llevaran en- ell reverse, y en-
substitution del sol y del gorro de
la libertad, que ostentaban las an
tiguas, el busto de peril del caudi
llo insurgente On. Jose Maria Mo
relos. Con esas monedas Y con
las de q dos centavos, que por aho
IA no SC acuiiaran, para que no Sc
confundan con las antiguas de CO.
bre, quedara complete ell ,nuevo
sistema monetario. i:.
Sin embargo, su total implanta-
ci6n demorara aln algdn tempo,
pues aun es muy abundante la mo
media fraccionaria del antique Gu.
flo que a1n circula, y cada dfa apa
rece mas, que por las senales, lleva
ba muchos afios de estar guardada
6 enterrada; en- cambio, todavfa
hay algunas localidades del pals &
donde aun no han llegado las nue.
vas monedas, y otras muchas dom
de elias son rarisimas. Asi, pues,
para amortizar todas, es necesario
que transcurra alg1n tempo, ma
yor que ell previsto en- la ley de 8
de Diciembre, E indudablemente,
en- vista de esta contingencies, es
por 10 que al Ejecutiyo Sc ie han
prorrogado las facultades que te--
MIA concedidas en- ell asunto.
lei Tiempo.]
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04
Un Discourse del Prssidente
ROOSEVELT.
90

Bajo ell .ituIo de 'El discurso
del Presideute Roosevelt en- Rich.
mond," Ell Boston Liberal" dice:
"El discurso del Presidente al pue
bio meridional, respecto de sus
triunfos y sus propios problemas,
estuvo muy bien dicho; pero de
una manera inopinada, ell Primer
Magistrate vclvio su relaei6n So
bre ell futuro, y comenz6 como su
"hermano" Guil!ermo de Alcma--
MIA, q hablar de las politicas del
mundo y de nuevo volvimos q OR
hablar de la polftica de la "estaca"
y de debilidades de cobardes,y de
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04
Perdida la Ultima esperanto.

Perdida la Ultima esperanza.
Cuando los principales medl
COS dijeron que w. N. Smit-
hart, de P.kin, Ia, tenia uns
con.unci6n incurable, su Glti-
ma esperanza se desvaneci6; pc
ro ell Nuevo Descubrimieuto
del DR. King para la consun-
ci6n, toses y resfrios, 10 saco
del -epulcro. Dice: Este gran
especifico me euro completa
mente y me salv6 la vida. Des
lie antonc-s, 10 he usado po'
ma. de 10 ailo- y 10 consider
un naravilI0so remedio rsra
ia garganta y los .pulmon.s."
Remed,o estrictamente Gle.
tifico para toses. NAL de l"s pul
mes o restrlos; prevehtlv" eh
cas- De la Pulmonia. Sc ga
rautiza. Precio: 80 ct. v
$l,00 botella en- todas las bnti
cas-.
Sc dan botellas de prueba,
gratis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-11-04
Distinguish
natrinnonio.

El ldnes p,6ximo pasado, d
las 1890 q. IN. se celebr6 ell
enlace del pnndonoroso joven
d. Antonio H. Bruni, con Ia
vi'tuosisima Srita. Magdalena
Martin, hiia del finado d. Ray
mundo Martin y de la respeta
bic DANA Dr.. Tirsa G. de Mar
tin.
Desde muy temprano,- los
sagrados bronces. con III VOC
metalica, anunciabau al lueblo
el grande acontecimlento, mas
k"ico que rsro en- los anales
del matrlmnniO ed Laredo.
LA Pr Cstedra ,ie San
Agu-tin ostentaba sus ve,ti
dos de gala; los batiente- de
las puertas e-ta ban ablertos pa
ra permitir el lngreso al tenn
plo q To- nnmor0sos cnnvlds
dos
Los x~ieteutes. envueltps en-
suS e!egant-- v.-tldos, penetra
ban silenciuso, en In casa de
Dlo~, eu grnpos de dos, tres y
mas. para asistir { Ia solelnnc
ceremonial matrimonial y q la
misa caDtsda que c-)ebr6se en-
seguida.
Fl temple mayor de Laredo,
estaba literalmsDte llenO, cuan
do en- medic de up silencio re.
pulcrsl, -"y6-e. una marcha a.
c0mpaf1ada dc uu armOniOso
csnto, cuyas voces dulces y sus
yes pareciau sslir de un coro
de angeles y que bajabsn del
cielo.
lpso facto, sparecieron los
desposados en- ell 6rden siguien |
te: ell j6ven A H. Bruni y Ia
SrhoIita MagdaleDa Martin.
Ssfprita Minnie BruDi VI
Sr. Amador Garcia; SenoIits
Maria Bertsui y Senior Luis
Bruni [i6ven]; Se1orita Maria
Bruni y Sr, Eugcuio Bertani;
Srita. Minnie Martin, hernia
ma de la dssposada pucells d
honnear della despo-ada al brazo
del Sr. MarceliDo Martin, pre-.
cedidos por la nina Herliuda
Brunl, con una elegante cana.
tita de flores.
Concluida la ceremonis reli
giosa, los esposos sc"mpsilad"s
por los numerosos parientes y
convidados, dirigieronse GU be
LA armonia 4 la residencia DE-
IA Sra. Martin, madre de la
nueva esposa, d pocos pass
de la lyle, ia, donde 10.
esperabsn un oPipsro bao
luete y una mdsica exceleu