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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-18
Ell triunfO del idealiSmO

va durante el periodic algido de la
gran crisis naturalista promovida por
Zola aparecian en- la misma Francla
apartandose de la corriente domina-
dora que arrastro q Maupassant y a
HuySmans. algunos escritores de pri-
mera magnitud quienes repugnabs
aquella escapada hacia ell NAL gusto,
Nevada cabo por los herederos de los
novelistas y poetas, encarnacion de la
galanteria el refnamiento, que brl-
llaron en- la corte de Luis XIV.
Ell arte que ellos habian llevado a
las cumbres mas atlas de la elegancla
descendi6 de pronto, rapidamente, con
un brusco movimiento de depression,
cuando al1n resonaban en- Ell aire las
grandiosas armonias de la musa de
Victor Hugo, los arpegios delicados
de la lira de Musset. las noIas sen
timentales de la de Lamartine. Fue
un movimiento inesperado, que Sc We
rifico rudamente sin pasar POI. mas
grsdacion que la visible en- la obra
monumental de Balzac, 6 en- la otra.
tan corta como exquisite del gran
Flaubert.
Los que asi Sc revelaban contra la
invasion de la corriente naturalista
mas exagersda, quedaban aislados,
marcando fuertemente su pcrsonali-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-18
De Manatf
Abril, " dc r9o5.

Les cultos que vienen celebrandose
ell el iemplo catolico, estan resultando
muy solemnes. La cOucurrencia de
feles es inmensa. El venerable Pa
Dire Llauger, no descansa en- su sagra
do n1inisterlo -
Ell dia de Dolores sc acercaron la
sa agrada mesa setenta personals re
cibir la communion. La orquesta diri
glda por los competentes profesores
aefiores CALICO y Acevedo, lin coro de
nifIos de dulces voces. ayudaban 4 dar-
le mas subljmidad al aCto
De veras felicitamos 4 los organiza =
dores de tan simpAtica ceremonial.
iAdelante!
Ell teniente Schettini Sc ausentar@
en- breve Lo deploramos.
Opinamos que la alcaldfa deberia
sacar 4 remate ell alumbrado pdblico.
Est NAL servido
Ell pueblo necesita limplarse. Hay
GALES, donde abunda tantO la hierba +.
que pueden pastar algunos animales.
Prog-esan notablemente las siembras
de cana, en- la hacienda "Palanque
la estado sumamente enfermo TN
tierno nifio de nuestro estimado amigo
don Manuel Padln.
Sc dice que sera nombrado Juez de
Paz, el seflor don Juan Ramos Velez.
COrresDOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-18
Retreta SaCra

FL maestro Verar, director de la ia.
mosa banda de la policia insular esta
combinando una retreta sscra que ZEN
dra lugar EN- una de estas noches de
semana de passion.
N1meros escogita dos de mtisica re-
ligiosa, compondran ell programa de la
retreta sacra. Seguramente sera un
nuevo exito de la banda, poniendo en-
pi actica esa costumbre. introducida
va en- muchas ciudades de Europa y
America.
Probablemente Ell acto Sc prolonga-
ra hasta las diez y media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-18

ioesa'o l. gne dcscAhs = sancscs
frarcs a a. h. oCupaoan &C. kgspe
Ca nso Msrtuccy@ ana uo - ;ir licr
loS srxnCcsss. Y quien lsc b. qss
>siar.. Tel i.-Iiodo cSisico sasciade al
es;os sias'
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
OF LOCAL TNTERE S T

ENDED FATALLY-Mrs. Rose Blewett. who was shot by her hus- band in Bisbee last week just before he blew out his own brains. died Of her injuries and was buried on Fri day.
 A RUNAWAY-Late yesterday af- ternoon q buggy and two horses. with- out driver, ran wes- on Washington street to Second avenue. then turned north and got out 7 Of town so fast nobody seemed to know what became of the aggregation.
 SUSPECTS AT UcSON-Deputy Sheriff E. $. McCUne Of Pima county has arrested two Mexicans at Red Rock suspected of being the men who murdered Sam Plmkett and r. r.. Kennedy at Livingstone ou the 12th. Shelin ShanIey of Globe has. been notified to send some one to identify them.
 4 CLOSE CALL-During the "1'uc- son rain" yesterday afternoon q large dead ash tree that stood near the Joe Holland property was blown over and narrowly missed falling on the house which is an ancient structure and not built for the purpose of resisting such assaults. No harm was done but there might have been.
 THE TIGER MIX-UP-Tne latest reports concerning the Tiger mine trouble in Mexico are that the Kan sas City company has made through it's representatives formal demand on the Graham company for the posses sion of the property and of course has been refused: The old Fl Tigre com pany also paid the annual taxes the other day at Moctezuma. Presumably the next act will be the courts.
 GONE TO DAChnEN NE-Far,aS AIcNaughton jr.. has severed his con
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
CAVE CREEK WEDDING
A Real Affair in Which the Bride
 was not Phantom.

Cave Creek. Ariz.. July 22.-(Special Correspondence of The RepublicanO- Though there have been phantom weddings announced here before. the hrst real sure enough wedding ever | celebrated in Cave Creek occurred on the goth. when Thomas l.. Mercer and Miss Lucia Linville were joined in wedlock, Judge Edward F. Mccormick being the officiating officer.
 The wedding was a quiet and rnos- tentatious family affair. The only per sons present beside the family were his reverence.' Moses Houck and Miss Mary Decia Houck the latter as attendant to the bride
 MT Mercer is best known to the cat tlemen of Maricopa county, his herds and those of the Cavaness brothers and those. of Ferris and Harrington ranging in the same general region on the Verde above Fort Mcdowell. His sue cessfuI management of the cattle bus mess during the bad years for the s5Oci1men proves him a capable ranch man and good business man. He has been a friend of the Linville family for many years, and his present closer re- Iationship is not the result of a feeting romance. but the natural result of his usual most excellent judgment and
 
 most accomplished daughters.
 The bride is a daughter of Mir and Mrs. William T. LinYilIe, a grand daughter of that grand old couple, DLr. and Mrs. A. J. Linville. and a relative of the Linville and other families Of Phoenix. She is one of a small coterie of exceedingly wiusome girls Of whom Cave Creek is justly proud. The best man was Hiram Linville. Jr.. and the bridesmaid, as mentioned above. was Miss Mary D. Houc1. daughter of MT. and AIIs. James D. Houck and a for mer student of the Normal. where she was deservedly popular.
 The gowns of the bride and brides maid were of white silk organdie. and were handsomely trimmed. IL is a pity that this first wedding of the Cave Creek settlement cannot be more eIaD- orately described. for it was an inci- dent of more than passing importance in these parts. Though the occasion was one of happiness for all. for the grandparents it was one of the great sOlemnity as the bride was the joy and pet of their old age.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24

nection as bcolzleeper with the firm of Goldman & Co., and left last night for Pasadena which will be his home hereafter. His family is now there as well as that of his parents SD it is very much like going home. He has no grudge against Arizona but has se- cured what seems to him to be a better business opportunity nearer home.
 TOGGED UP AT PRESCOTT-The Republican q few days ago mentioned the departure of Henry Langston for Williams and his pained feelings when it occurred, to him that he had forgot ten his pants. Commenting on this in- cident the Williams News volunteers the information that the judge was cOnventionally attired when he reach ed that town and suggests that he may have borrowed a pair in Prescott where he first struck the cooler aI,i- titudes.
 HELD FOR MURDER.-A few days ago Abdallah Hamon. a Syrian. was found dead in his homo in Tucson where he resided with his daughter Amfa, of youthful age. The theory first exploited was that of suicide but it gradually gave way to a belief that the man was murdered by Mariana Gonzales, young Mexican. who was paying attentions To the girl against the old mans wishes. The Mexican and the girl were both arrested and at the conclusion of their examina- tions the girl was held without bond and Gonzales was held in default of q $5.00O bond
 ARiZoNIANs ON THE. COAST The following residents of the territory and the southwest were recently reg S+ af ha geles: W ?. Nichols and wife. J. NJ Farney and family, T. A. SpauIding and Eugene Fox of Phoenix; F. B. Williams, Prescott; L. J. F. Jaeger. F. w. Rogers and :. ". Purcell. Albert Steinfeld and son, Tucson; E. A. Tov- Tea. Bisbee; T. M. Gee ana wife. Tomb stone; F. M. Chandler, Chloride: Mrs Annie F.. Rogers, Tucson: C. l.. Hall Mesa; J. J. IT. Stein and John Brick EI Paso Tex; V. D. LoUsley and F. F. Sturges. Albuquerque, N M.
 A MEAN MAN-Alone on the bridge at Five Points, Think of it. i trust ing maiden who kept her tryst while her wayward lover was too lazy to walk a few blocks to meet her. so he went home and went to bed. Nobody would have known anything about it only for her little brother. who felt that
 
 and was mad about it. So he began making inquiry concerning Mr. Blank. He asked a friend of his if he knew him. and learning that ne did. he i'm parted the information that Mir Blank was a liar In explanation, he said that MT. Blank had promised to meet his sister at the Five Points bridge, and she waited swo hours for him and he did not come.
 CALIFORNIA TES-Seventeen acres of date palms planted at Mecca. on the desert. last year are bearing for the first time. says a Redlands pa per. The crop consists of only thirty dates. but these demonstrate in measure the success of the expert ment. The government farm is in charge of B. c. Johnson, and the young palms were obtained from Egypt. Algeria and the Persian Gulf The palms begin to bear in quantity when they are from three to six years old. Mecca produced a considerable quantity Of early figs this season,
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24

which sold readily for twenty cents a pound. The figs are from stock pro pagated for years at iFsh Spinrgs, on the desert, by Fig Tree John'' d well known Indian character. The figs are larger than any grown elsewhere in the state and resemble the purple mis- sion fig
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
ARE YOU WISE?

Heres where you vin-Lisrea- v-- have cut prices on everything tor tr- summer months Residents and sl---- ors alike should avail them-eIs-s a- the opportunity Come over and la..@ for yourself. This ls uot fairy ra-.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
For the merchant-Santa Fe.

WAETED-First class farm hand. dog. ducks and 500 dog. fresh eggs. Hoghe's hamburger chop house.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24

THE cURIO-Oid Mission Bal.al-l.
 Cor. Jefferson St and End Ave
Arizona republican., 1905-07-24
See Mokee's flour price today.

Just cast your bread upon The water; it will show How many folks there are Out for the dough.
 Chicago News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
BOON TO COTTON RAISERS
Guthrie Company Will Store
the Product and Advance
None Y.

A charter wJs granted at the terri
torlal secretaps Office today TO the
Southern Warehouse and Storage COM
iany with capital stock OF S30O,0oo.
The headquarters OF rhe company win
Doc IN Guthrie, u. r. Smith and W ~
Coyle being heavy stockholders mi the
concern.
Mr Smith stated today that the prin'
cipal object Of the company would be
20 store cotton Tor the farmers when
they did not wish 20 sell and 20 advance
money 90 them og the cotton
There IS no doubt that the project viii
be- "a successful one and n win serve as
"a great accommodation 20 the farmers
who otherwise would not get their prizes
Tor cotton
The outside incorporators Of tho
scheme are b. C. West Of Memphis l..
* Taylor and Frank a Lucas OF Padu-
cha. Ky
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
PESTIFEROuS BANDITS
Make it Difficult for tbs Rus.
O slams to Keep the Rail
road Open.

Harbln April 2o.--Therc was deter
mined attempt on the night Of April Is
to cut the iaiiroaG between Hardin and
vladlvostok Formidable body Of Chi
nese bandits making an attack near the
station OF imyanpo. one hundred miles
cast of Hardin. After O. desperate fight
which lasted several hours the bandits
wcre driven oc and dispersed.
Many smaller companies CO Chinese
bandits are rowing in the rear Of the
Russian army out disappear whom pur-
sued It Is thought probable that they
are Manchurians who scatter to their
villages when thy find themselves in dam
GET
There are v1rious reports of wide
turning movements at sitsihar or east
ward Of that point but as yet these ru-
more are apparently unfounded. The
vigor Of the skirmishes taking place on
the east flank OF the Russian army how
ever. seams 10 indicate chat the Japan
ESQ Ire planning 20 thrust northeastward
ard iat4rpose force between Harbin
and VlldivostoK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
NJ, K. & T.

From March 1st to May 18th ths
Katy viii sell one way colonist tex.
cts to the northwest: Billings, Mont,
and intermitodiate points, S24.45,
Hinsdale. Mont. $3145; Livingston.
Logan and Gardiner $500; Helena.
Butte and intermediate, $500; spo
lne, Ellemberg and intermediate, s27-
50; Portland and sacoma, $50 90.
California.
Also during some dates will sell tO
nearly all California points at $500
Lewis & clarks Exposition
Portland June lst to October 18th
special days only $4910.
Information in regard to these and
many other cheerfuily given.
y. J. BEST. Agt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
OKLAHOMA PRESS MEETING.

The entertainment OF the National Ed
itcriM association TO be held Ia Guthrie
june z, s and 9. viii be under the aus
rices OF the oklahoma Press associa7
tom A banquet at Guthrie three days
ttir Of the n. F.. A. throughout the
territory, and buffalo hunt at the i0i
ranch viii he features of the entertain
ment. They viii then aeport for Port
laud Ore Each member Of the Okla
homa Press association viii be given
membership badge. and only members
Of the ASSOCIATION viii be granted priv
iicges in tbc entertainment. IL Is nec-
cssary that the secretary have a list ut
an early date DO not delay sending IN
voui name Tho annual meeting Of tha
Oklahoma Press association win be held
IN Oklahoma city. April "a and 25.
oMER X Benedict,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Hobart. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
LAST DAY OF REUNION
Close Three Days Session
Tonight With Maundy-
Thursday Feast.

The Maunday- Thursday feast the prin-
cipd event OF the present Scottish Rite
reunion, wdl be given tonight at the
corner of Vine street and Cleveland ave-
nue. in the building used as a skating
rnk A feast mt for a king" has been
prepared and the service will be OF the
best. Rev J. r. Ogle having charge
of H. An elaborate and appropriate pro-
gram has ben arranged. and with Har-
Tcr s. Cunningham as POSTMASTER the
affair promises to be entertaining as
Well as impressive This feast is given
annually ia the Masonic order on Thurs
day night preceding Easter and is one
Of the grand occasions Of the great
rody
The program as arranged follows
"Are We All Metz. Harper Samuel
Cunningham thirty-thrd $. G. l. G,
POSTMASTER
"rhe Government OF the Country.
Milton c. CARRIER thirty-second, Enid.
"Tho Supreme Council" Edwin De-
Barr. thirty third, Norman.
"our Beloved Grand Commander.
| 'vnllam Lemuel Eagleton, thirty-second
/ X. c. c. r.. Pdwnee
"Okl,homa Consistory." James Har-
yey Antrobus. thiIiy-third, Cleo
"rhe Grand Lodge Of oklahoma
v oodsou f. NorveH thirty-seeond, Tul-
sa, l. r.
ITO the Memory Of our Departed Breth-
rem" John Clarence Hughes. thirty-sec
uid, x c. G. H., Oklahoma City.
"Our Visitors" Frank Hilton Greer
thirty-second. Guthrie.
Response. Abraham Z. Thomas, thirty
second South McAlester. l. n.
class of 1905. Samuel n. Harris
thirty-second, Perry.
Response William Tecumseh Sldel
thirty-second, Bartles1ille. l. H.
Albert Pike" drink with silent rev
erence
The thirtieth degree was put on thi
morning at the temple. and the thirty
fist ana thirty-second were put on thi
afternoon. completing the conferring O
degrees.
large number of Masons from a
rarts of the territory are in the cit
ard more win come today 10 attend IN
Maunday- Thursday feats this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
from a Baseball Standpoint


on slow dla,rond at Island park
yesterday ihe Guthrie team showed
I1tisbure un with ssore Of 40 toA The
Feature OF ihe eims was the heavy bat-
Tins Of the locals Downs nulrymple
nnd Graves getting the nmenght thrown
GA them by homo run each.
lu ihe hfih ard the gucky eight" the
Guihrie boys made eace track out of
thr di1mond. scoring three and four, re-
ffectivty la these innings.
Forrt ster and Brown did the heavy
heavy In tho first five acts when
thcy were relieved by womack and
Cuiser This was done In order to work
ont the batteries
Womack struck out five men. while
riusbms's star pitcher. stinson. com
PEELED eight men u lny down the timber.
stinsou Vus wild. however allowing hre
r.en 20 stroll TO FIRST. while womack
permitted none To- walk Forester al
irwed three to make It TO first. but fast
work hy the locals .pped hits by
ihc visitors killed the visitors on bases
Although the diamond was To slow
tc make a wildly exciting game. IL was
good exhibition OF baseball
The Guthrie tys win repeat the dose
this afternoon The Pittsburs team will
ioavc this AFTERNOON for trip through
.te territory
score RHE
piusburs ......O1G0o o.
Guthrie .....O2103 500 O--10 s 6
sumary-stolen bases. Graves. ];
Towns. 1. Barry Jones, L. Collins, l.
Goes. .. slidmore. l. Two-hdse hits.
Goes D. hoffman !. Thrce-base hits.
Jones l. Home runs Dalrymple'
Graves. Downs Struck out: BY For
rester none; Womack, 8; Stinson, s.
Rases on Balls on stinson. s; on For
fcs;er. 3; on womack. none.
Attendance. 200 Umpire. Werner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

Girl company now playing at the Chest
nut Street theatre. He was infatuated
with her. This morning she left the
company and Joined the simple Simon
compouy which is rehearsing at the
Park theatre. In the midst Of re-
hearsal az 10 O'Clock sneedes appeared
and asked the manager for position
lie was refused. and then tried to per-
slade the girl to go with him. She re-
fused
At the hospital the chorus girl saiC
hes real name is Bessie Davis but thai
her stage name is Bessie shotwen. Hei
home she give as Hebron. suburb o
Lincoln. Neb. The bullet entered hei
left breast ana may have punctured
ling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
DgArA SIZE oalErs 70 soRr.
American Bark Minerva. Swept by Dis
ease, Finally Reaches Laubsn.

San Francisco, April 1S.-with four
dead sailors and the remainder Of the
crew helpless from berl-berl and SMALL
rox the American bark Minerva drifted
into the harbor OF Lazuan, Borneo. a
few days before the transport sherman
sailed from Manila. The Sherman
brought the news here today. having
touched at ghe port The only person
who was capable Of being on deck was
the captains servant "a Filipino, who
was completely ignorant Of navigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
sUIroa SHOOTS oHoRus oIRL.
Edward snesdes Probably Fatally
WOUNDS Bessie Davis.

Philadelphla. April 90 After making
a vain attempt 20 shoot Miss BESSIE Da-
SIS. "a chorus giri at toe Park theatre
this morning Edward sneedos. an actor
cf New York was successful two hours
later IN the girls room at the Doug
be hotel he shot her and then tried TO
An HIMSELF Both were taken 90 the
Pennsylvania hospital Il la feared that
NE girl viii die
Sncedes ami Miss Davis were members
ci ihe chorus OF Edna Mays school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
AMERloAN AssosIArIoN.

AZ roledo-Toledo. 81 Kansas City s..
AT LouisyIlle-Louisville loi 81 Paul. 3.
At columbus-columbus. o; Ainneapo-
is,
Al olls-Indlcnapqlis, 3; Ml-
ngfufe@. 8.
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
Harry's hack line deserves yow
patronage. Calls promptly answered
Oklahoma Ave. Stables, Grisso- :
Smith. Phone ~.
rer This. Woman Filed Suit for Dl-
Vorce.

Topeka. Kas., April zO.--That Ericls
Anderson. her husband, made her cook
and prepare for the table piece or
iaeat cut from a dead horse, is cited by
drs. Julia Anderson as grounds for a
divorce. The horse, which belonged TO
her husband died from natural causes
and he did rot wish, she seems to think
to allow the meat to go unused.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
washInaton. 8 eost0n. 2.

Wellington
score RH.E.
Washington 0s 0011oOO Is 3 1
Hoston 2oO 90 900 o o o. s o
-Patten and <ittredge; Di-
ncen ana Farrell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
boston. :; Brooklyn. !.

BOSTON,
Morning game-
SCORE R.H.E.
Boston ........I 0O1000 s-2 o .
Erooi,lyn ....,,.O10O 10000 OIL 2 3
Batteries p Wilhelm and Needham;
'stVlclslett ana Ritter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
INDICTED MAN SUICIDES.
Administered Hypodermie Injection and
Then Opened an Artery.

Denver, Colo. Aprn 2o-Dr. l. II.
weyand committed suicide here today,
opening on artery in his leg after admin
istoring a hypodermio injection OF NOR
phine 20 lessen the pain. He was indicted
by the federal grand jury for illegal
Use OF the mails Weyand was formerly
mayor Of Belle Fourche $. ID,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN
Nsw Y0r.. q ehnadeIphIa. :.

New York, s. Phlladelphla, Z.
Philadelphia
Score R.HE.
wv York 100 OO2i2 / 0 O-6 10 o
Philadelphia 1000 $50 III 1s Q
Hatteries-Chesbro and kiienow'
Piank and Powers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20
chIeaao. 5. clneInnatI. /.

Chicago
Score RH.E.
Chicago ......l 600 80 l.
Cincinnati ....OO10 900 o--1 s o..
I'atteries-welmer ana King; Ewing
and schlei,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20


scdalia has signed western league
rltchs,, last year with Sioux City by
the name of Wesley
Catcher noueherty VINO wanted TO
$50 to Topeka this year. and finally sign
ed with oklahoma city, has been re-
leased.
On wednesday the White sox win play
Atchison at Association park on Thurs
day washbuui and the sox win cross
bats at Washbum park.
Munger Hamilton says that his men
lave not Lad 70 chance TO get busy as
set bat he thinks 8 weeks into the seas
on win make the rest Of the bunch go
come.
'Tobe or Tobias" or what ever sou
ehoose 60 can him is lined up with the
pittsburg tcam "Tobe" caught for
rnid last year and was faNorlte with
De fans.
Guthrie Is Ions on backstors Brown
Is always flvorl,e and Is playing bet
! ,cr ball this year than lass. Kiser IS
here with good reputation and ready
mit to back him Up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

Strictly Up-to-Date Vehicles. Harness
and Saddlery. Our styles comprise variety trom
which all buyers may select TO their exact liking
You may be sureof thoroughly reliable goods
when you buy our work and also be that you
get value received ia quality and workman
ship for every dollar you invest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

qhe new Missouri Valley league
shows an the elr-marks Of "sticklng"
A row is already or between Parsons
and Fort seott over ownership Of pitcher
hoy Gn. Warren CHS brother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

Leavenworth was defeated on Monday
lv the Kansas city Blues by score OF
10 90 3 Fanniug and Nelson were In the
box for the convict town and Eels for
Tho Hlooz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

George Wiser, hst year with the 81.
Joseph westers league team who wanted
"a come here. but was turned down by
the local management, has signed with
Ieaver worth. by the way. Armstrong is
playing FIRST Tor the Orioles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-20

THE Guthrie boys made their initial
appearance IN their new suits. and TO
sas the least they are as near modest
ti.d genuen.tnly looking as base ball
snit can be- They are dark maroon.
and look tine flying around the diamond
az the rate OF sixty miles an hour