The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-15
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lIcre is an item for mon who drink:
rhc saloons at Et Loals were closed
h.st sunday. and She proprietor OF the
lianters hotel bar said closing one
day cost nim $500 profit.
what does that inan do?" man
asked Hank Donnelly today. pointing
out man NE did not know. "Weil
Hank rem'el, che goes into Cai~ert's
harness shop every morning and remains
there an day. chewing tobacco and argu-
ing"
Frank Dolcater is going in for garden
inc this vear "There is one thing about
ny garden" he said fc1ay; "Tn bet it
lus more crooked rows than any garden
in town I laid r. of by sightlng;' not
N,iE "a string When things come up,
tuat garden VIII be a sight
"When ! WAS a boy ] wanted to be
down town an the time fearing / would
MISS seeing something new ANA imports
ant II I remained at home. 1 can re-
mair at hou,a now without much EFFORT;
know whlt IS going on down town,
without Eoing down 20 see: same old
tnmg Ira LonWker.
lioston Blobe. It is said 10y am eminent
economist that a woman can dress on
SIS "a year. Nothing could be more con-
sc'mg than such testimony 10 feminine
nugality at this season when little
fr1tks" costs $3.50 and imported gowns
S.5c with plenty of purchasers at these
prices. But of course. "a woman can dress
on SOS year. only she won't shine
Iunong the rest of her expensive sex
rags Of hop sacking and cow-hide boots
arc not precisely stylish, bat they viii
"drcss her. just the same.
/ = man goes without adonment why
! s he 50 mlserly2' the neighbors ask.
/ II, puts on an adornrient. How can he
tc,cr afford it2' they scream.
! An Atchlson woman who has been buy
ins hats spring and fam for forty years
says the only difference IN style she
has noticed is that one season the milli-
Iner will say 70 ner Mats are worn way
/ forward and the next season the mili-
uer VIII say: '2lats are worn way back
on the head this year"
! les pity unt wowen don't learn be-
tore instead of after marriage that hus-
bands are not very liberal with money.
/ After sou have done your best. it
Gocsn't follow that lthose who sat down
I AN iAth AfNiiN fAA'' h'Altr 10 RN lA'aAH'hAF
/ Here is d hint 10 the women: The
room which is 90 De President Roosevelts
Cen at oyster Bay is called his trophy
room
/ When n rich man does not compel his
/ children to learn 10 work. the state should
slep IN. and take them away from him.
"Of course woman can dress on Ss5
= year" woman said 90 her husband.
scoInfullyt III q man wants that sort of
Wife,
II quit smoking a month ago. writes
q man 10 this office. "a have the yeam-
h.r as bad as ever When win I get re-
hef2' Never,
after a mar has had few hard
knocks, he is impressed at funeral
nore than with anything else, by the
looks of peace on the face OF yhe dead.
There is great scandal at f. Fet-
tcrman, Wyoming The wife of an Of
tcor went wrong. and. after confessinl
il committed suicide. In note lcft 10 a
friend, the unhappy woman said: a
Ihcver had the slightest desire 10 do
wrong } did it because my husband
goaded me into 1t by evil habits ie nao
many affairs with women and / knew iti
"a man sehlom fols "a woman. This Qn-
& red me, and ] longed TO show him thai
o. too. had admirers. / write this few
hours before death. and I assert as tho
|ac'ual truth that This was repuguant %
me; I preferred being am honest woman
BW I longed TO get even That was ml
mistake. J should have been wise enough
to appreciate the important fact that
could not afford 90 become tainted
simply as "a means or getting even.
srould have been wise enough 10 under