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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10
FAIRYIEW

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The organ recital, given by Rrof. c.
FL Macarthur. assisted by Mr.. F. H..
Smith, violinist, at the NJ. E. Church
So',thI on Friday night last, was an
affair Of n very superior order. Ev
eryhody says 1t was the best musicale
ever. held in the town. There VAS not
q dull part on the programme, Mr..
AlacA.lhuf's own compositions conl-
las in for their share of compliment
Tile Lion and the Mouse caught
thc PEOPLE, and meri,el universal
lrasse. The professor ought 10 pub.
lish this composition. It would sure.
Y be taking card amongst music
lovers. Our own Smith rendered four
selections on the violin of no mean
order. The fact is, this gentleman Is
all artist of superior talent, and, 1t il
safe 10 say, If he would give a little
attention TO his technique, lie could
draw the how with any Of them. As
II r. . o. 10 4
1t Is. he is easily superior to any Vic.
linist in this part of the State. Mr.
Kirk delighted the audience with a
reading. that showed elccutionary tai.
ent Of high order. II Itais hoEcds she
may give us other selections in the
future. Possessed of a commanding
10 -a 1 . q e . T
presence and a voice Of. fine timbrc,
she las every qualification Of tal.
enled reader. Master Paul Reid, by
a pathetic and touching song, a boys
Nea for the recovery of his father
from drink, contributed no little to
the delight of the audience. The liz.
l!c fellow. though only . years old,
possesses a very sweet, wcll.roundeN
voice. and: bids fair TO be quite ii
singer. Mr.. Macarthur lecires Ia
place the cantata of Queen Esther lie.
Tore the people, and 1t is Hoped he
VIII succeed in getting quite chorus
Of our muslc.lovins folk to pa, licipa;e
in his high class production.
The ladies Of the w, C. Z. u. vii:
sell pies, cakes, bread, ETC., at Tooth.
mans meat market on next Saturday
afternoon. Let everybody purchase
their wares. They expect 10 have
Miss Lillian n. Phelps, OF st. Gather.
he, Ontario, with them ON Monday
aisht. This lady lectures 1t the NJ.
L. Church South on Monday night.
she, is said 10 be lecturer of fine
ability. There will be no collection
taken. and nr citizens will lave ar
oppol iunity Of hearing this lady free.
Gtve:her a well filed house.
Rcv. H.W- Bromley, evar seiist. and
Bud. Robinson, singer, will commence
a l'rolracted meeting oil T!inrsday
hight at NJ. L. Church South. Rev.
Reid will hold services from Sab.
bath night until that time, and in.
yites the cooperation of all Christians
in<the work. These men are true ser.
wants OF God, are unseNsh and do.
voted. and their work has been sig.
nallyrhonored wherever they have
worked. The meetings (which they
have held In :Fairmonti testify 10 Gods
Endorsement Of Them. We eau see no
reason why one $of the greatest re.
vlvals that has ever been tl!eld In our
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.GLEANIN(5S
8cIRcUlT co,lURT.

In the case Sof$ John ~. Lehman,
trusted, VS.. Lloyd M. Jarvis sets III. ID.
cree was entered filing answer Of
Fannie r. Jarvis, igi Il
In the ease 4 Of lillian campbeH
VS. ". Y. Rine chart the efendant ~
his attorney, s Ieredlth denssir
red to the plaintiffs declarat ton me
court took time 10 consider \ Il
In the ease o. Robeft d. si3eyeile N.
Cyrus I. Boyerss & ct sals decree
was entered appolnting iii. WI,
cox, Brady Meredith; and sanassFs
Jones special cotnmisslo toners Is sp,r,s
tltion land. K u rs E
In thegease OF 4 Maggie Smith Bt65
vs.. Clarence Smith et order
was vas, entered suggest ns the death 81
the$defendant and evtving sssliiss
against widow and helrss
In the case o. illiaH Ii. airss
man VS.. Idclla Isarnes 20 ~
Judgment was emit erred SIN die sum Of
sl,465.So; Attorney q L "a. Vlncenj.
Tho case Of The ssst tate Eli. yesnsss
Davis q y on this afternoon. Atipg
ney G. NJ, Alexander III assoelab 4
with Presenting Attorney seett d!
Lowe, while Attorne iors
represents the defendant
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toSn VIII not be Ind sits time.
Reports Come ID dswide
Eleyange listics mo yenent tlSat ms saving
i the ninltitpd les and we 4 believe Gods
3lfset lime TO- tayor, Zion, Is upons is.
\ l..StS csersbo y pray and work for
great results! vi AZ II
Mrs. South G, Preston; Of Harris,
burg. Pa, Is here the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs David H. Reid, s at tho
parsonage, . Z:
Mrs: Mt. Barr is visiting relatives
at clarksburg. II ss
Master Charlie Hlckok. OF Cleye.
land, Oklahoma, who has been visit.
ing his uncle, Arson Htckok, left
Wednesday for Washington, Pa, to
visit relatives. II Il
Mrs. Charles Smith, Of the Pension
Department, Washington, D., c.. is in
the csty. st,Ss,
N. L. Amos and NJ. J. Lynch were
Fairmont visitors Thursday.
Carl Yost and Carl Hamilton at.
tended the Inauguration at Washing.
ten, D. c., Saturday, and returned
home Monday. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Metz lave re.
turned from Earnshaw where they
were visiting relatives. Il,
J. B. Gregory, DR.. R. G. Armstrong,
Il. NJ. Huffman and George Baker
were Falrmont visitors Saturday.
Airs; u. C. MacChesney is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. S. Whitescarvcr, at
Grafton.
Ed. Ryan, superintendent Of the
Boiler Works, had his hand seriously
burned by an explosion of gas Tues.
day.
Mys. j. NJ. Stewart, Of Enrlck, Pa !.
is here the guest Of her son., J, e.
Stewart. 49,.
Miss sallle E. Martin was a Fair.
mont visitor Tuesday,
w T. Barr left Thursday for a
business trip to Wheeling.
George W. Baker, JOHN Sutton
land W. u. Barr were rairmont Wis,
Eitors Monday.
chas, Robinson, Of Winchester, Viz,
sinia, was the guest of J. R. swearin.
gen and family the first of the week.
Miss Grace Martin&is visiting in
Fairmont.
.Anson Hickok was a Fairmont Wis
litor Wednesday.
! l.. NJ: Griffith of Fairmont. Is here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. ROLAND
M4tasiin.
{ Mrs. ]. N. Kirk and children are at
Morsantown! visiting Mrs. Kinks par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Dent.
r W. Potter spent s,Indayat his
home at Fairmont.
Miss Goldie Tenant, OF the Yves.
ieyan University, Buclthannon, is Wis
Ting Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, L.
remnant. ..r..g, .;,.....{.
Miss Daisy willlams%ls quite sick
With Ia grippe.
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OLDEST WHITE WOMAN
!, MaryIaaa Is Dead at the Aa=
OF 1o7.
(By Publishers Press.

BALTIMORE, Md, Mar. 1O.--Mrs.
Kelly, familiarly known as Grand
mother Kelly, the oldest white wo
man in, Maryland, died yesterday at
The age OF one hundred and seven
years. Her Oldest living son is sew.
entyit@o and her youngest daughter
sixty three. When past the century
mark, Mrs. Kelly was able to knit
without the aid of glasses. She leaves
len grandchildren and nineteen
sreat.grsndchildren. "a
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A Turkey Dinner.

R Mrs. B. F. Reed was hostess at a
turkey dinner on Tuesday evening at
her home on Barney street. he din.
ner was complete in all It's appoint.
ments and was thoroughly enjoyed.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Miller Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Wise, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Reel and Mr.. and Mrs 'rarney Reed;
OF Klngmont 1ig
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! Sorority Meeting To: d ax,.l

The Sigma Phi Alpha sorority vii!
hole its regular meeting tllis after.
noon with Miss, Mary Ward on Maple
avenue. Owing to the &Icntcn season
no entertainments are planned,
though the Friday afternoon meetings
will continue I'd be held. III sf3.t ~
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{ Kings little Spauahtc q.

The Kings Little Daughters will
hold a fair in the Kindergarten room
At at the Presbyterian parsonage ito,
morrow afternoon. Fancy and useful
articles will be on SALE Chocolate
an! cake will be- served III N 4 /
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a. E. and A. M. Banquet.

The Falrmont Lodge No. 8, A. i.
AMI a. NJ, held a special communicn.
cation last night, at which tllrce fel.
low crafts were raised 10 the sublime
degree Of Master Mason. After the
ceremonies were completed a snmp.
tous banquet was served In the ban.
4uet hall. Covers were laldffors about
fifty. n Z. 4. III. Z Y. \ 4
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'FI'lllljlj l;I;I
BY EXPLOSION cARrsHIA
STEEL q n s EARlsS
IS IN ING. =, y,

s(By Publish ers' Pressa

~
JIG HNsT0MN; March
I; Three men we're killel at thes
bril- 1 Steel companys works tllis
morning ysan exp lon nsailssrs
metal he d cad
PETER KENEGHAN, aged -
sm married leaves q vile and Sly =
" q T0s n yoSIz aged ss.
IKE PoRoRIe "a, aged g ssiis:;
Fmarrieds i
furnace hnig and the ti':iszl
were attempting TO disiodge ii ~
the explosion occurred. Before = ~
sistance arrived tie men wers an \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10

|sltunla be most efpl MOI 10 bss
EIhafsls or ohab le in isiejf as-
sessi,se emit ass nst the on sid IA
e s mi or Corr orat ions seS
Cannot atford tus make war agains
eanttalI which comes d 81;
but we mlst stand III ait, fonFs o.
the Constitution, viii h NAL taSs-
tion equal and Stunifo ias against
prince or Z peasan
! remain
~ w. ours
GEo RG u; y AKER K
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b IN II
so GETTY
81 {, ~ AZ Dinner P arty e
" following Mutation Wills lie
read with nterest BY a great imaiiy
Falrnent people 4
Mrs. John Blackshefs 4
REQUESTS the pleasure Sof, your company
Dinner ~ S. "
on the evening of Friday, aIarca the
Tenth a eight o. clock 80 - g g
In honor OF the betrotbal OF sher
daughter
Eleanor Virginia
to q Y i{S &,
Bi,,,E Mr.. Albert Calvin Free y. . gEjS
Hotel Bartlett Warrington, Viva,
Miss Blackshere has many friends
ll2Fairmont and has paid seyei al Wis:
its to the home of Judge w. S. Hay.
nlond. Mr.. Free Is a. Warrington
man and well known to many Fair.
mont people. Hell a brother Of Miss
Laura Free, a frequent visitor in this
city. \;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10
lFoo,r'.2sale.

The best located cigar and station.
cry store in the city. Stock about
$1,000. For further information call
on Charles E. Lloyd, Parks Avenue,
City. AZ Q tt5Ss s5 &
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Articles Recovered.

N Lost or stolen yaluables Of every
description traced and recovered.
Call son or address D. F. Wells, or
Everett Gattian, Fairmont. w. Va.
BELL Run Station, r. +. D. No. j. X
Quick collections, prompt settle
DEMONSTRATION Claim Agency.
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ssL LOS S, between Court
house and Sixth street watch and
charm: Finder return 10 this office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10
WANT COLUMN
s5; % d Y. Know What We Want?
Several Short" Ads at
One Cent Per Word.

Il .s..Is - - Z ~ : q u u 1
sssLoST-N1arch S, between Court
house and Sixth street, watch and
charm: Finder return 10 this office.
% fEE7y'v:AtlNNlT[ED-sewing by the day at
lSSyonrsh home. Miss Lyde West. l2l
Quincy street.
.ss2S;Nyly.,4ANH'TED-A millinery apprentice.
Address this Office. <
''3s 5B,oARDNG---And7 lodging, $3.50 per
Nancy S. Whetsell, 1G2 Parks
slavenue. Il res .5' a
S;FoR ERENT--A nice four room nat.
See H III. Lanham.
SsLosT-A black and white Beagle
hound, Return to Huffman's Meat
Market First ward.
5iS5;yIYIANTED-sewing to do; address
~, office Of West Virginian.
lSBOARDTNG-s4.50 per week. Rooms
Ito let, furnished or unfurnished.
AIRS. WIN. Dent, 1873 Water street.
sslsFI'O v; SsALE77--"Muns typewriter, al.
\ mostfnew, SIS. Box 512, Fairmont
FOR RENT---7;A- ten roomed house on
CASTOR avenue between Fifth 4. aud
4 Sixth streets. Inquire at the office of
West Virglnian.
FOR S RENT-Basement room, front.
ding on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar$ Savings Bank. !5s rs
FOR N RENT-A few choice office
rooms In the new Peoples Bank build
ling. Apply at the Peoples Bank. : !
~ FOR 2a.RENTiTA number Of hne once
rooms for rent in the Geo. N. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo. N. Jacobs. County Clerks once
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's55ylV1AlNTED-Sewing to do; address
e office Of West yirginian.
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sB39Ol:ARDING--2s4.5o per week. Rooms
Ito; let, furnished or unfinished.
AIRS. M. Dent, 1873 Water street.
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sLOST--A black and white Beagle
$hound Return to Huffman's Meat
Market First ward.
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EEIS'vN'AtNN.T![ED--7sewing by the day Z at
J$yonr home. Miss Lyde West, .lo.i
Quincy street .5
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FOR SSALE------Munson" typewriter, al.
amosttnew, s25. Box 512, Fairmont.
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g;B;loS)tAAIRFDINGt--And lodging, $3.50 per
week Nancy S. Whetsell, 1G2 Parks
avenue. Is !. 81 'i,7. q.
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SS;'SI ~ millinery apprentice.
Address this office. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10

FOR RENT-7-K number Of fne once
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo. N. Jacobs. County Clerks once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10

Fff''OR 5;R ENT-A few choice office
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build
ling. Apply at the Peoples Bank
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-10

i FOR REIMBURSEMENT room, front.
ding on Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank. q,
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FOR RENT:---A ten roomed house on
CASTOR avenue between Fifth aud
sSsixthsstreets. Inquire at the office of
West Virglnian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20

men al the balls Miss Smith feels That
sne is not wanted anywhere suddeniy
she has an Inspiration; good ser.lnt
Is adofed; she win hirc ort TO 10 gone
era hous, work She gets O. place tho
FIRST day She had never tvtn ccm1cd
her hair at home. having had "a maid
but she is great sue oss az general
housc-work" Her lst~esses treat her
'lov'iy md pay attoniop 10 h,r md
above an, she bonins 20 get proposals OF
marriage Hct dr.i one is from YOUNG
mechanic WHO is seven years hor Junior
She refuses him but feels a decided
thrill OF love over his declaration OF
love Finally che fails terribly ia ievt
with foundryman who lives al one o..
her places" Her hopsewifoiy ways
please him, and one day he leads ur tc
what she thinks viii be a proposal, hu,
he only tells her she ought 20 have 4
better place" arttels her wterc shc
can get such a placs Poor Miss Smith
is hoartbroktn. she rushes ba 'S to hcr
luxurious home and plunges into society.
Her friends md out that she has been "a
hired girl" and she makes a social bit
gets lots Of proposals ard } ever has "a
sit through dance Finally her found
ryman turns out 70 be college profess
sor, and she marries him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20
OKLAHOMA CITY BUSY
Observation-Disclosures
With Object ofEncourag.
ing Railroads.

AT the territorial secretary's office
today articles OF incorporation were
filed by the following:
The Oklahoma City Terminal associ-
alton, with a capital stock of S75O,O00.
The principal place of business is at
Oklahoma City, with the following di-
rectors: T. ID. Turner. j. H. Wheeler,
]. L. Wfkin. w. w BIerce, r. j. Ed
wards, j. M. owen, A. H. Classen, j.
II Johnston, John w. Shartel G. b.
Stone and Geo. w. sohlberg. all of Ok
lahoma City.
Farmers Gin cbompany of Frederick
The capital stock is $500. The direc
tors OF the company are: w. N. Col
lier. ]. August ellis. A. H. Prirchard
]. H. Newton, l. r. Curtis, A. P. Brown
and H. E. Fuller, all of Frederick
The Mountain View Mutual Invest
meat and Gas company, with the prin
cipal place Of business at Mountain
View with the following directors:
H. A. Lamberson. C. v, Clark. w. T
Parnell, o. Tharp. w. H. Cleveland
A. e. stinson and A. E. Kobs, all OF
Mountain View
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20


d. L. Pnrrow Of Enid, is here today
L. NJ. Poison is a Pawbuska y,sl,o, here
today
,,.u,.u i, o,.,., ,,.
,oday a '''''' " 0N''''''"" o''y Is mere
u ro.,, :, w,.,,, ~
hnsi,ess " "''0 y"
-
h,,s,ns.s S,v, 90 ~ w. - i'''S' - mere Oh
r, ,,-.,, 60, -.
town =, toaav ,''''' - '''''''0''' wy Is :"
49,
T., ~ c,,v "''''' w. "
n ~ n
p..,.,,,,a,.. 49,
"''''''' lshAis
~. y, iiao'''cN' oi NeVaoa' MO- lS
III '"S NV
a Salln-h, OF folt Smlth, Arkr Is
;" '''o 0''s
{. r. McGahan OF Ponce City is ~
town today.
Shickasha Dere To-Day
| J. l.. Smith and wife are here from
/ Enid for a day or two
! L. w simmons came up from okla
homa city this morning.
IT ~ Nto,ass ana E ,lrse, aro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20
CHANGED HUSBAND.
Wife Made Wise Change In Food.

Change n diet Is the only way 10 really
cure stomach and bowel trouble.
A woman says.
MY husband had dyspepsia when We
were married and had suffered from %
for several years. II was almost impos-
sible 10 hnd anything he could eat with
our bad results.
u had thought this was largely due 20
the use Of coffee ana persuaded him TO
discontinue II, lie did 40, and began
TO drink Postum Food Coffee. The
change did him good from the begin
ming. his digestion Improved; he suffer
"a much less from nervousness, and
when he added Grape-Nuts food 20 his
diet hs was soon entirely cured
Ny friend. Mrs. ---- ---, Of Vicks-
hurg. (ny former hcnel had be,Ome a
nervous wreck also from dyspepsia. Med
iciues had no erect neither did tu,v-
Il helr her On my hst visit home,
some months ago, persuaded her 10 use
Grape- Nuts food she Was ir despair
ana consented. She stuck 10 Il until IL
restored her 20 health 10 completely that
she 4 now The most enthusiastic friend
OF Grape Nuts that srer knew. She
] r.
comes from the package--keeps il IN her
room and eats II whenever she feels IKE
H.
Il began eating Grspe-Nnts food my,
self when my baby vas two months
old and / don't know what should
have done without Il. Ny appetite was
gone. / vas weak and nervous and af-
iorded but very little nourishment for
the child The Orape-Huts food. of
which ! soon grew very fond. speedily
set al this right again, and the baby
grew healthfal. rosy and beaafifui as
mother could wish. lie a two years old
nov and eats 0rape-Huts food himself
"A wish every tired young mother knew Of
the good that 0npe-Rutn would % her
Names given b. Pos,um CO., Battle
Creek. Mich.
There's 4 reason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20
500 CORRESPONDENTS
Will Replace County Assessor
Plan Of Gathering
Statistics.

Secretary McNsbb. OF the territorial
board ot agriculture savs iht p,sssnt
system OF securing crop reI'orta through
the county assessors 70 not satisfactory
and that 70 get .reliable iprornation II
viii ne necessary 20 establish il crop cor
respondent in each OF the 500 townships
in The territory. This has been the FRS,
year assessors have been required to Sc
eme 'rop statistics ron farincrg rhe
great majority Of farmers haze shown
oppositloa 10 give this i.'fonnation and
In many instances have refused
The reason they gave always WIS tho
information was secured only for the
benefit Of the boards OF trade and for
stock ard market spectators Il Is
more iheiy that the real reason is some
Of the farmers do not like 20 see the
correct report compared with the re-
turns they have given TO the asses-
sors.
Garfield county is an e-amiAe. be
ass, ssjrs reports fer last wear STOW
that an average yield Of wheat In Car
field county last year WAS only little
over eigft bushels per acre. Last ysar
was a hummer year tor Jarf-!d cosnty
wheat anc he 4tntctlont - a G4rdeld
comfy farmet that 'he wheat OF that
county made oriy eight lusheli per acre
would probably be- reFerted.
Secretary McNaS., has the assessors
reports 'om al 'nt 10 r. os The 'oun-
ties and VIII issue the total report foi
he territory within a few lays H'
says TIE report wn be unsa,isfaet rS
nec2uso CT the igf,rnation refused b,
the coun'ies. roday he so7plstod ne r
ly the whole list o. tho 10 copcspo ,.
ents. which he viii ask 10 make abou
four reports am ually TO hin, Va regnr'
to acreage and general crop conditions
and statistics. Tins - fge system Sec
retary CoburE Of Kar sas has adortc'
ana has worked sucoessHlly. Whel
the assessors FIRST attempted 10 get sta
tistics in Kansas no ftrmerl Opposes
IL there and some Of them DO sim, pu
The farmers Of older states have com
t5 know tho value Of correct crop s'a
tls'ics and usually viii help the secro
tary Of .gr'cuitire 20 obtain them.
81 believed accurate information ca
be secured through the corrcspandeoc
/ system. This year several counties vi
not show uP well ana win be 1urt ue
carse Of Incorrect reforms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20
AS TO THE DILLIONAIUE
DIR. GLADDEN. Talks About the
Richest Man in
History.

CBy DR. Washington GLADDEN.. moderator
Of the Congre gational church.}
II Ia a great priye on 0hi.h YOU have
set your mind--to be ihs richest man Of
history. 20 have -. income lager inan
that Of many respeetable nauonsl 20
have power over TIE earnings Of labor
vastly greater than thst poEsesssi oy
the ruler OF any free people. 20 have
hundreds Of thousands Of me1 working
every dag 10 build or your f,rtunei 20
be able 10 r0pmand the holna6e OF an
who wOrship money.
Bot there are one on Two f'dnEs lbat
tune will be mainly pltndef. No inan
start out on this career.
I he nrsf is that this Etupendoos 'or-
tune VIII Be mainly pl,ndeF. No an
ever rendered % secl-'y aeryics which
sairly entitled him 70 any socf coE.pea-
sailon; no nan ever viii Ycu NIL Sel
d. not b. giving 70 m. hundreiv %
thousands q those pho contribute %
vorr eaf.s q fai- equivalent or -vsipe
your cover AZ fs~t ~ 4 aecumpleiss'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20

Dante.
Tuscan. that vanderest IN rough tho
realms OF gloom.
with thougrtfui pose and sal, mates
tic eyes.
Stern thoughts and awful fron' thy soul
arise.
Liee Farinata. hery tomb.
Yet IN thy heag' wnat human syn,oa-
thics,
what sort compression slows, as in The
skies.
The tender stars their elouded lamps
relume,
Meihinks see thee stand with pruid
cheeks.
BY Fri Hnario in his diocese.
AS up the convent wals, r soi.len
streaks
rhc ascending sunoeams mike o4e days
decrease;
And, as he asks what there The stranger
seek,
Thy voice ,dong the c'oister whispers.
Peace
-LoNGFELLow.
Mrs. J. H. McNulty has gone to Chiea-
go for few weeks visit.
Mr. George Calvert went to Chandler
tbs morning 10 spend two or three
weeks.
Miss Nell Kimban will leave the frst
Of the week for Colorado for summer
outing trip.
Mrs. c. J. Poccard % Topeka, is in
the city, the guest II her sister Mrs.
w. II. Boasen
Mrs Frank Dale viii entertain The
members Of the Cambridge GLIB ton.or-
row afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs p. C. simons and children
lett this morning for coloraco for a
months outing.
Mrs. E. c. Naylor. uho has been in the
city for several lays. lefs wedneslay
for Augvsta, Kas.
Mrs c. a. McNabb came up from Ok
lahoma City this morning TO spend the
day with her ausbard.
Mr. Carl Rice. Of winton no. is IN
the city the guest OF his sister, Miss
May Calvert, at SIG West Mausur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-20
sorIcE ON PUBLICATION.

T. ]. Garner pIalnun. W. T. p. Arrsh,
defendant.
In the Justlce Court Of J. A. overbay,
city Of Guthrie Precinct. Logan co-an-
~, Territory OK Oklahoma.
said defendant D. b. ARIEL. viii tahe
notice that he has been sued Ia the
.taove named court upon an account ior
rent. aud money advanced ~ landlord
10 tenant IN the amognt of ifo.oo. whieh
summons vas Feturnahle on July 20.
1895. ana must answer the petition hied
chorcins On o. before tie 2oth dag of
Aueust, 1905. or said petition VIII b.
iaken a. irue eza Judgment rendered ~
rald plaintiff ~ prayed for.
n. J. GARNER
Pain