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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
DEALS IN 32D-ST. A FEATURE.
ALFRED M RAU SELLS PLOT IN TH4T STREET WHICH
HE RECENTLY BOUGHT.
Realty Company Bugs Factory Building Il" the Se0"fe""sy00
and Nea-Ha,en Said To Be ActiUe There.

and 15th-st on a plot owned by the estate Of E.
TTofs,,sr for Jordan L. Mott, as lessee 1t is TO
have a frontage ct 59 feet in the avenue and n0l2
60. ir the street 1t will have a FACADE OF brick,
NTH trimmings of Indiana limestone. The cost is
Estimated at $4,000 by the architects. J. b Shook
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
ro IMPRoNE 6TH.AVE. PLoT.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supeclntcna-
an, tIonner for an eleven story commercial build
inc 10 be built at the northwest corner of shave
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
JOHN HANCOCK.
Born in Braintree. Massachusetts,,
January 18th. 12h.. 13m 1887


excel in diplomacy and have far reaching ideas.
ermined and i've much on exteTnas and vain show
diseases indigestion and melancholia.-The sun in
the second house On. c. in good aspect with Jup-
ter in the radix free from unbenign rediations OF
and cuiet life for over decades-the native will
then journey on the sea The Lord of the 18th in a
fixed sign at about age 2S gives wealth by means
Of the father or aged person and the reyoutonaii i
In the radix gives at this time honour and worldly
esteem of Dositon.-And further at this time he
rays of saturn.-And further the native at this
period Is subject 70 danger OF death or disease
Of the means.-But the part of fortune falls in
nuences a1erting the the danger aitogether After
10 decades Of life in which the native who hath
still greater honour and preferment. the geniture
sho|eth sickness sun to15qTeth me SuD1eG[ ana
his best friendsAbout the age OF 50 the native will
The moon falling in the same hyleg in the radical @
figure Of birth gives violent conflguration OF the
access to dignitys-operates At this time to affect
the natives life from which he win die, imPi2at-
London. 176o
Thomas Whitaker has become the publisher
Of THE Girls Friendly Magazine" the organ Of
the Girls Friendly Society. and proposes TO
make the publication of general interest to all
young church women. A new serial by Barbara
Yechton is running through the magazine.
Inc aQulIeTdLOn OF Ioou pIouuClS anu lHe
damages therefrom have been widely dis
cussed in the public press that It is somewhat
startling 10 learn that two gentlemen of scien-
tifc aGd literary attanments. DR.. r. G. Eccles.
dean cf the Brooklyn College Of Pharmacy, and
Z. w Duckwall, have written a book on Food
Personalities" in which they hold that the use
of such chemical additions Is under certain con-
ditons advantageous. not only TO the food, but
10 those who eat it. The volume is published by
the D. Van Nostrand Company.
Slightly in advance Of the date Of the cente-
nary OF the birth Of James Martineau, which oc-
ours next Friday April 81. but commemorative
Of it. the American Unitarian Publication Society
has issued volume Of selections from his relig-
ious and devotional writings entitled Tides OF
the Spirit" edited by the Rev. Albert Lazenby
OF Chicago. The book is in the nature Of man
ual Of devout thought and rational pety, avoid
ing the more speculative and controversial por-
! tiOns OF this authors works
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
ANOTHER 4TH-AVE. DEAL.

Charles Hibson has sold for Grayson Martin No
4s7 4th-ave Ave story building. on los ZolOASVN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

% F.5n: Newman SoS5 to julius s kii'sa AS:1a' 100
S s. NIsa0s' Fssiy Company sE
moTtsage SI2GS9 cSsacr wilicit st. SO1loO: IsTssa
r MonShan to David Kdansky and another 100
Al 5mortsase SspC4 = II Of 1GIths 25E1l2 Msys:
Goldberg ct a. 10 Martin Law. ..e......-..: 100
m9rtgags s. ~ 600, D. 40. west 75x08 IL;
Jenpoie ct al to Joshua Silverstein' "or's1so 100
s2s.ooO :: corner 'ioist-st 2I.Gzoei IL
1ohn McNfee to Israel Lebowitz and another 100
moTtsage $1,000 satSsr isit6st 100 irIes: wnl
lam Oppenheim to Simon Uhi'eder 'l'o' anu 4.' 100
T Darker ~ ~ to Hermann Printz ct al moF'sase 100
$4,000 a. IVES, isxioos: Robert MaeEl ,oo
rath to iAier Ranken; mortgage. d.s sISV 95aso
louisa @Ih weinbeTg to Mary Meek mor'sase 100
Perryst No 90 5 = llxgSi ss SSSi.e1 SoS Nominal
sO.R No sl9 East 1o'H0so Teresa 72S o.
to Mary No MeCSaaia Ia4 $ % 1C1 irregular: Will
am znsser $50 Realty Company to Richard ,oo
Winfield ID ics West 2rxiOO5: Eugene schleip
another to Alfred II AcEers 1
i50 james J kennedy to Charles Garfield 100
TqrFaES So 5s East 251ao to Oo
p, sarah H RTakG%sf q ESs 2sIs Rs Herman
another to Aaron Rossn9eTF @ IL :; of is4thst Eli
xiCo: Louis schlaefer to otto Nal'; mort 100
g;asse 5000 aoo r. " Of st nicholas 25x
90 II: NJ zeitier Cobwin Gahren Construction soo
CGmp2ny ~ : 74i It Of i40th-st 25x1Oo;
Mortz sondheTg sn9 eng ooo S'o'"e '- .....~.- 100
5tb-av No Gas e s. 81 6x1OO: William d Sloane 90
,s9b1t G I@ No 10 East 251io0 IL Jacoba
Never BIurnherg and another; unortEage SZ2.tO lOO
C1av-ave " $40 n n OF 174th-st. 1OOXlH1 VIII
lam A Hard William c Bergen; mortgage ,oo
113tbst No AZ East 2OxlOO IL Julia Singer to
Eugene Gottlieb: mortgage. $4,000 - = ->oir'l@i
Jerone- ave s So 70 OF 1T2d-st 61-txslH:
Adelaide Brady another TO Edward ,oo
Roeser mortgage. $4,000 -0
V-ebster-ave n W corner 197th-st. % 2xl269;
Catherine = Mahon ct Al to Harry Jackson ,no
10 mart. mortgage. $11. .542 iO'
1f4th-st No 10 East 25x1OO III; Harris SchapIO 100
to Aaron Jacobs; mortgage S2%0OO
c9J 81 n 10 II g OF 11th-ave 5OxiOC5 VIII
lam McGOvern to Albert r Suhdeh@ui' 'lO10 100
gage, 10000 vyv,ytsc6
11ath-st No 30 West 17.6XiGO H. Henry WaI5ch 1OO
to Teopold FrefberEer ct al: mortgage. S4<uOO..
oothst 40 14 West 2S exloS s i oP peter kramer 100
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
Country Property To Let.

FTNO LET.-At Elzabethtown. Essex County Nev-YOrz
Il IN lower Adirondacks miles from WestpOrt on
Lake Champlain large. well furnished house situated
edge OF charming golf links electric light good water
supply and all sanitary improvements icehouse hed sta
tiOn At Westport on Delaware and Hudson r. r nine
hours from New-Ho Rent, 5000 Apply by letter 10
]. L. JOHNSON. 1.91T Park Row Building
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

vVysNTFD-To buy two family house near Il or
M s,fV-aN full particulars and Price.
s+tress a /. E. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

(NHOICE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE INVEST
Fulton St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

Continued on sixteenth page.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

NOR SALE-A Colonial residence. IN perfect
IL dition located at Bolton. Corn This house vas
built a fo- occupancy. and is
desirable for residence. The property
beautifully located. and commands view of the Will
and Connecticut valleys Price 5000 which =
very much less than house build J. z.
KNAPP, No 1 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
Country Property for Sale.

Jesse Palmer Homestead and farm 90 and other
OF 4 LaFchTlonr
and II acres residential and other land in NevFochele
woodland and acreage Description n notice o.
sale IN Rochelle New FRA. Inquire BENONI Plat.
White Plains, y Y DE WITT H LYON Refereo. Fort
Chester. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

business LOTS.-At station: residential SIS
ID upwards; monthly payments; beautiful location;
sroreS trolley. school Churches. macadamized roads:
guaranteed title: &C. KLEIN 1lS lOth-ave. Par
ticuars write.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
Robin Kills An Adder.

In vigorous battle between
a robin and an adder fourteen
inches long. the bird killed the
snake Tue fight took place IN
the garden Of George S. Jones,
in Leominster, Mass, and was
seen by John A. Hannis and
others, who were attracted to
the scerce by the calls Of the
birds which had collected in
the trees to urge on their
pIucky mate.
The robin had a nest of little
q s. in an apple tree near the
.gai zen. When the snake wrig-
elcd across the field toward the
ard swooped down and attack
Ell j. vigorously with claws and
hri aiming its attacks at the
head of the adder, which spat
and Kissed, but was soon put
ont nl tie battle. Not however
ON the first round, as it gradu-
lily came to after the robin had
left il aud began to move. The
bird discovered the motion and
tiAw again at the snake, not
leaving it until it was dead
Boston Globe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

Hon. W. W. Rucker, Con-
gresham from the End District
was in Norborne, Tuesday after.
noon and night, shaking hands
with his constituents. Judge
Rucker will again be a candi-
date for Congress, and so far
as known will have no oppo-
sition. In fact when we take
into consideration the good he
has accomplished for this dis
trict, it looks like political
suicide for the man who would
dare oppose him. 1t is no over
estimating his strength in this
county when we say that at
least 80 per cent of the Demo.
Gratis favor his return to the
National Congress. And our
information of the conditions
prevailing at this time ia the
large democratic counties in
the district, leads US to believe
that he is at least 5000 votes
| stronger than any man in the
district, --Norborne Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
Time to Gather Seed Corn,

j. M. Trigg of the Iowa State
Democrat says: 1--WE give a
constant reminder in these notes
up to the middle of October to
the effect that the seed corn for
next year should be gathered,
hung up and curing before that
date. 1t is a good thing to test
the seed corn, but it is a sure
thing to pick the corn by that
time and dry it properly, when
every kernel will germl n ate
next spring.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

The Monroe City Public
School Board met and accepted
The resignation Of Miss Allie
Wine, who has accepted a posi-
tion at Milford, Texas. 1t was
decided not to employ another
teacher, hut to combine grades
one and two. The salary of the
primary teacher was increased
SO per mouth and the salary
of each of the high school
teachers was increased S. per
month.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
Ship ll9 Years Old.

Speaking of the life of ships
the other day, George F..
Sproule, secretary of the board
OF port wardens, said about the
Oldest vessel he knows of is the
True Love, which. if she is
afloat today is 149 years old.
The True Love was built in
this city in 1864 and though she
was only nlnety-six feet eight
inches long and twentv.six
feet beam, she was the largest
ship that had been in these
waters up to that time. She
sailed from this port in 1865 and
did not return until 1873, when
she was 100 years old. She
came in with a load of cryolite
from Ivigtut, Greenland. Then
she sailed again and was no
lInger heard of until discover
ed IN 1899 in the Thames river.
England, where, shorn of her
glory she was and possibl v
still is dong service as a Goa !
barge.
There was proposal among
shipping men here to purchase
her and bring her over as a relic
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
AdiOs Amor.

Her smile is of rouge and of tai
cum,
Her hair has been bleached
pale pink,
Her eyebrows are arched with
some matches,
Her eyelashes darkened with
ink;
Her teeth were obtained from a
dentist,
Her pompadour's made on a
rat,
And likely she takes off her
tresses
Whenever she takes off her
hat.
Chorus
Adois, adois, ad ois, coquette
Adds, par sempre amor
Oh, woman, so false and so
tickle,
Oh, woman of powder and
paint,
Of pads and of lotions and
gewgaws.
Your beauty / swear has a
t int;
I long for a natural woman,
" Of lreckles ana ringlets and
tau,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
AS tonic Peptonized Port is
fine. For. sale at Spaldiug's,
Brother Dickey'S Philosophy.

Winter comm on now, en-
Charity is gittin' ready ter kiver
a multitude err sinners.
Satan goes ter church des ez
regular ez de bell rings. He
wants ter git 'quainted wild
some er de whitwashed brother
in SOS he'll know 'um hereaf-
ter.
. d. mosquito tackles de just
en- de onjust, en- l never has
found out what use he is tel
de worl, 'cept ter MAKE a sinner
swear, in de middle er de night,
'twel he got ter git en- say his
prayers over agin.
1t amt hard ter. locate wis
dom, kaze de man what got,i
amt wise enough ter keep i
ter hisselt.
Remember, dat de higher 70,
climb, de mo- you is in view, e
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
Telephone Officers.

The stockholders of tn, Farm
ers & Merchants Telephone o.,
met Saturday at the DEMOCRAT
office and electe d the following
Board of Directors: w. H.
Elliott, F. E. Orr, Geo. W. Too
lev, H, D. Truesdale, j. A.
Yates, L. o. Wilson, James
Smith, DR.. ]. H. Bell, j. H.
Gentry, VIM. Hamilton and
John Kendrick.
After the election the Direc-
tors met aud organized as fol-
lows j. A. Yates, President;
W. H. Elliott, Vice President;
F. E. Orr, Secretary; Ebert
Yates, Treasurer; DR.. J. II.
Bell, Geo. W. Tooley and L. o.
Wilson, Executive Committee.
W. H. Elliott has been elected
Manager
This company is doing a good
business and is giving the PEG,
pie good service.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

Considerable ice Thursday
morning.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The way to give your daugh.
ter a good time is with someone
else.
Either girl a wonders if a
man is in earnest or if she is
herself
If a man oversleeps aud
misses a train that has an acct
dent he credits it to his good
judgment.
A man can lose $50 at the
races without suffering, but he
has to vince when he drops a
quarter in the collection plate.
New York Press.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

beso YOU turns a somerset you
mus be- sho' you gwine ter land
on yo' feet Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

of bygone days aud honest
workmanship, but it never
came to anything -Phi]adel-
phia Record.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

An old-fash ioned, sweet little
woman,
For that's what appeals to a
man.
Chicago Chronicle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-10-19

Mrs. James S. Kelley, of Pal
myra, spent part of the week
with her son. P. e. Kelley, in
this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
woRsE EVERY YEAR.
elenty Of Guthrie People Have the Same
Experience.

Don't neglect M achieg back
u VIII i,st worse every y,ar.
Paekachr b. really kidney ache.
10 cure thc buck sou must cure The
iilncys
II sou don ot,cr k.daey ms foilow
Urinary iroables, dnbetss Brishfs dis
s.,~e
a Gathris citizen tells yon ROW the
cure is easr
"A. g. mehl who recently nyed "a Gli
Flrsf street writes.
when . man fas cxhaustel All hts
Inowlodee ~ stand rd REMEDIES and med
icines ehru be- has tried everything
which his friends rfconunended- and stiil
ais back aches ara when this ias been
roing on fu use or SIX years. % Is no
wonder he becomes emnusiastie about
De means he IA last employs % get re-
iief. went 10 N Wanaces drug
store tor Doans Kidney PILLS rne freat-
Ileut cured me and cured not only "a lame
snd aching back hui 700 frequent acfiot
Of tbe kidney sscrefi1ua no say that Z
an pleased 90 endorss Ioaus KINNEY
PITS fesblg expresses uiy opinion q iae
remedy
For sale by aii aeaiers Price. 90 ceets
Fosf ~ Mngun 60. Bu1aiol p. sole
aeeHts for fne tliied states
Remerber fnc same noans-aud teke
rc otuer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

river; thence in nortnwesteiiy ditec-
tion following he course OF sai0 river 20
The northwost corn OF KioWa county
During tie continuance OF this line no
person OF corporation shall ho permitted
10 drive, icaa move, drift. ship on Trans
prrt cattle from any ter'orl south. cast.
on west OF lhis lipe 10 po'nts above lh
same. unless they have heon msperted
aud found free from ticks fever. % fec
ZION and a ocrrn nWu vNtn Oy au Ia
spcetor Of the coumissiou.
The order of june 30. l9ci establish
iug special anapntlne line on the
township line between 10 and - north
, in Caddo county, % revoked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
y " .@.a a preacher. :

lemes y Thicker see ea. Of cash'on'
ma RsAe Wells. aee a. ot hea'ns'
were essntsd v'edding permit inns
aarnng The prospective groom was
gablderauly woned when he appear
IA az the probate Judges office % se-
s ~ esss n cant find a
oteacber 81 conhded to me e'e'h
-relephonea 10 oklahoma ciis for my
minister "a cashlon but he failed e
arrive % the train and ! am q 4 -
10 know what % o. Cant ma
lGnihrle pastor al home it Was sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

is backed hy our reputation o. handing
goods Of quality aud merit our .rads
increases az our harness heoories known
We want your trade We win merit your
confidence after a trial order
Carringe aud Duuple Buggy Hafnes'
$500 10 $500
Single Buggy Harness SHAPED
breast collars, from 5000 up
Large stock of Collars Saddles. etc
We also repair harness
'implement, Vehicle a Harness Corner
g. S. LYON.
2o-2s North Division ST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

Hfter hearty meal a dose Of Iodol
Dyspepsia cure win prevent on attack
of Indigestion, Kodol is th~.ougn o.
geslant ana O suarauteed cure Tor IN
digestion Dyspepsia, Gas on the stom-
ach. Coax Heart. Sour RisinEs BAD
Breath and al stomach troubles. sold
by G. X Reufro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
NOTICE


1he uabHc ell,uaIupeM to tc given
by 10, O. a R he vs. 2 a. ana 'nt
lhaies of the Grand AifN awirie'' ny
ti2e sors of Nrerlr- Nid u- sptnirh D
War veterans on Frlday m ht sep
D. h1s been postponed to or g. Pin.
ther notice viii be- given The regular
post meetnf wil be- h,id si the bail
Friday nighf at eisht oc.oeR. An nem-
bcis are urged 10 boz pr ssent.
d TAFT posi- Comma1der
~. j.. MOCK Adilt ,ni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
Soothing and coouns.

The salve that heals without scar IS De-
Wits witch Hazel saive. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. II draws out
Inflammation soothes. cools ana heals AZ
cuts, buiua and bruises sure cure
for piles and skin diseasea DeW!us
Is the only genuine witch Hazel saive
Beware of countcfeits, they are dam
gefous Sold By e Il. Renfrn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
4And She Kissed Him"

49, - .nr.,.--.'-
Oklahoma newspapers avow that
this happened lately at Blackwell A
dainty stranger waited into the dining
room OF the Main hotel and as the chair
was held back for him. pulled bis
handkerchief ana busted il carefully
Pulling up his trousers he seated him
SELF. wiped his knife, fork and spoon
with napkin, worried few crumbs
off the tablecloth and heayed a sigh
1f relief without hesitation the pretty
waitress stepped forward TO take his
order and as she did so she deftly
wiped the strangers mouth which had
been drawn into a pucker Of dissatis
faction at the imaginary untidiness
abouudiug. and planted the sweetest
kind of a kiss thereon that was heard
plainly 80 an parts OF the room. The
action Of the girl was SO cutely and
quickly done that it's significance dit
not break on the minds Of HE guests
al the table for a moment and when 8
did the dainty visitors face was deeI
red and the girl as composed as {
queen of victory The dainty stranger
when he recovered his composure. OF
dered meekfy. ate hurr,eily and lef
the hotel quickly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

The Dance Of The Reapers.
You Nymphs, called Naads Of the Nan-
werlng brooks.
With youf sadged crowns. ana ,vcr-hup'
less looks
Leave your crisp cnannds, and on this
green land
Answer your summons, Juno does com-
name.
Come, temperate pymprs, and heir 20
celebrate
a contract Of true 10 'e, be nor too late
You suubunt slcklemn Of August
weary,
Come hithei from the :mrow and Doc
merry
Maze holiday. Your rye straw hats pur
and these fresh nymrhs encounter every
one
IN comtry footing
From "rhe Ttmr e,t shake - re.
Mrs } g. Bickner ard ihree charm
me children went 20 perry rucsdav
evening for few days visit with
friends.
Ails funton n Cmik cnrnod ycster
day frlm In v-cpee. Eans,s, whore she
has been visiuug her moih,r-ir-hiw Mr.
cara clark
Mr. ana Mrs j. w Brown aud sol
clifford went to Nulnail Tuesday even
ina. ga sreud t,vo t,t- .hr,r ,!ntg vi-Uinl
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pleasantly Effective.

Never In the way, no trouble TO carry
easy TO take. pleasant and never failing
in results are DeWitts lltue Eary Ris-
ers. These famous n,ue pills are a
certain guarantee against headache, Lii-
lousness torpid isver and an Of the his
resulting from constipation They tonic
and strengthen the liver Cure Jaundice
Sold by @. r. Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
aAllaoAo eAAergaeo.
Tulsa. TurnervH a Texas One Of the
Latest planned.

charter was issued 20 the TULSA,
Tumtivile & Texas ml.oad, viih g
Sss0o.o00 capital stock 90 buiid . nilr
l75 miles in length The Incorporation
are Fred p Turner " N sayre. s.
uHsha Phillip r. Hopkins. aii Of N1s-
kogee, Joseph W McNeA ana Winam
~ spurlock. OF Guthrie
Charters were also .ssued ss follows.
The Bank Of Taiosa With eiptai
stock 81 lDooo and Dr. following dsec-
ios w - Ablirs , d. Aufrobus aad
rsl NJ Wliey
The FORMERS Gin ana Mil company p
sofebo Nigi ctpiui efoes ~ 5000
rhs directors are r. Mcdonald. Cloud
Chief John geis. Komaiff. a. Nhoics
Gotebo H J.. Ceis @ W. Hooper q
R Cook and r + H4rls aH 81 Komdty
". q Bear lfQ q notarl-i afpiioiileH
lor Blaine county
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eested to the elderly groom tnA' 'p'
stranr stood ready and Viii ~ a.
times 70 perform that service :
10 said. sally shakins h's head
body but an ordained minister q
gospel can marry as" Then ne ?
IA the license aed walked ont q
court room with a deiec'fd loo4
his coantenauce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30
Personal
Mention.

81 4AGFtAtOfAe
T,sscsssa-bssessseBeeee8saesS
Frank Ions is in the city from Padea
r.. b. Eiklor. Of cuchion ls in the city
William sicklcs. Of stroud, ls in town
today.
w. W. Bgown Of rulsa is here today
oh business
Frank Burford reterned from wicnna
this morning.
x. Allen came up nom o,.iatoma ci,y
this moming
w. B. Jackson is here from elwhuska
today on business.
F. C. Houghton went to Coylc this
morning on business
W. J. Judkin, Of Woodward, is in the
city today on business
r. r. Turner OF MuskoFee' is ter
ri'"il'l guest i' me Royal today
Mrs. NJ. r Fruin and Mrs Purcell were
Ia the city from C9ylc this morning
MISSES tonV Price ana Siaude ol''it
"eht 20 Fie2s''nt valley THIS monins
4 f. o. Lutz returned Yesterday 'voums
from . business "Trip go OklHhouu City.
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ui 'Ut 0'S ''''7 '''''@ i'O'"
i''''''' e"'.
/ MIS- Anna Atutirt Of F1s Ndas ttc-
nuc, went To- Goid ths momins TO spaua
/ week or en DAYS visiting Nus NiU-
sot
MISS cora f,ues afflN'" m me ti'f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-30

Tho folowns our Of town visitors reg
isterod - the Carnegie library today
Miss Tillio Westcrock. 81 Louis
Mrs. a. A. kowick. ST. Louis
Mrs a. Justus ST. Louis
w -. hitchcock. Mansfield ohio
Ar and Mrs Clathor. Otinh lma city
Miss Margaret CASTLE Boston
Mrs. H - Circuit oklahoma city.
Alice r. Minis. Wordsworth. ohio.
Mrs 5 g. Farsworth Arkansas civ
Miss Elsio Roct. uk'a1ooH cts
Mr.. and Mrs prllp N'ts.s, Oklahoma
CITY. ... .,,
Clarence Ehalos. Wiuhrli.