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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13
Point Pleasant Telephone Co.


The past few days the Point
Pleasant Telephone Co. has CON-
nected the following places OF
business and residences to their
switchboard:
2S-S, Sam Luton, residence, Heights.
1852, DIR. U. G. Arnett, ONCE, Henderson.
1882, NJ SchwartzwalJer, residence,
Heights
1872. Henry Fry, ST., residence. Hender-
son
1913, Esaw Aiker, residence, Henderson
s., Arthur Kincade, residence.
49,, Robt. ]. NeaIe, residence.
ls2, Zumbro Bros studio.
ls3, VIM. Locke. residence
IS5, John Harrison, residence.
Isl, George RowelI. residence.
lss, A F. Kisar, residence
$50, SebreII's store, South Side.
I9i, Mrs. B. R. Stevens, residence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13
Fidneiarv Settlement.

The account of R.T Saul administrator
with the will annexed OF r L Winklebleck,
deceased, is before me for hnal settlement.
Witness my hand this Dec. 6th, 1906.
JOHN E BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason Coun-
~. WA. dec. lS-zwks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13
Free! Free.

John G. Stortz, The Jeweler
will give away December 18th, a
$25 90 toilet set.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

New Line 27x6O Administer
Rugs Special at $500
THF BoN-ToN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Old Overholt A pure Pennsyl-
vania Rye Whiskey fifteen years
old. PHOENIX BAR.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Toys from all corners of Toyland
at THE BoN-ToN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Born to Edward Taylor and wife
of Luther, Oklahoma, son, Dec.
l. A grandson to A. j. Kautz and
wife of Mason City.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

The solo numbers by Miss Tin
ker we're must happily rendered
aud enthusiastically received =
Houston TEX Daily Post.
Miss Helen Tinker impressively
sang C4ntor's ooh Fair, Oh Sweet
and Holy Trenton IN. j.
Times.
The solo by Miss Tinker was es-
pecially good.-Alma (Mioh.) Re-
cord.
At Hooff's Opera House, Thurs
day evening under the auspices of
The Four O'clock Club.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Rev. Carl Barth will preach in
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock and at West
minister at O'Clock in the after
noon.
A pretty Framed Picture will
make nice present We have
them from ESQ to $3.50
THE Bon. Ton
Big Hat Sale, every hat
marked away down.
Mrs. L, J. Williamson,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Rev. Carl Barth could not fill
his appointment at the Pleasant
Flats Presbyterian Church last
Sunday on account of sickness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

Carving Sets at FIIsoN BROS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

We are now showing an un-
usually varied and distinctive
line of the following articles:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13
CHOOSING !ZlSEII

Special inducements are offered
POINT PLEASANT and MA
SON COUNTY People to visit
my Store. Come and you shall
not be disappointed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13

new trial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-12-13
Coal Vases at FILsoN Bros.

CD. Ball, Teacher.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Island Railroad daily in the afternoon and on
Saturday afternoons another earlier train is run
in addition to the regular to Cireenport. from
which terminal the ferryboat Menantic makes the
trip to the Manhanset in ten minutes
In its history Shelter Island, known to the
Indians the island sheltered by islands, dates
back to its occupancy by Nathaniel Sylvester, who
airorded s4eiter TO persecuted QuakerS when tneg
where their teachings were regarded as hereticai.
When the Massachusetts Bay Puritans drove forth
Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick from Boston
after they had been whipped. they sought refuge
Of the Quaker faith had preached on the steps
of the Sylvester manor house. The best authority
place names IN the United States. the govern
ment Geological Survey, gives. the derivation Of
the name Shelter Island probably translation
OF the original Indian name. "Manhanset-aha-
cusha -womomuck meaning IAN island sheltered
by islands" At any rate the island affords shelter
TO large number OF persons who annually visit
it for vacation periods and find that 1t satisfies
their requirements to the fullest degree possible.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
REACHED BY THE NEW-YoRK CENTRAL

Where Health and Pleasure Meet is the attrac-
tive title of the issue of The -Four Track Series"
devoted 10 the many resorts reached by the New
York Central lines The list includes the regions of
Saratoga Niagara Falls the Thousand Islands. the
Adirondacks the Green Mountains Maine, the New
England Coast resorts, the Berkshire Hills and
Canada. All that the art OF the photographer and
tho skill OF the engraver can unite TO effect In the
way OF beautiful halftone Illustrations has been
done for the production OF this booklet The
choicest in all the Northern resort regions OF
the New-E England and Middle States and the Do
minon of Canada are depicted with a perfection of
presentation that can but charm and attract.
The descriptions of the great American play
ground in It's several regions where the seeker FOR
recuperative rest and recreattye enjoyment will
find every rogSible aliurement. rs enranc ctng
zen can forth The many 'attra ctlons of Sara
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

toga dwelt on: the delights of the camps and
forest wilds OF the AdironGacks; the boating and
sailing In the Thousand Islands; the story of the
ages told Niagara detailed IN manner
TO convince one who has never spent a vacation in
these places that life thus far has been In vain
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

and that no time must be lost in the performances
OF an untutnlled duty The seeker help IN the
solution of the vacation problem, cannot do better
than to make study or the attractions set forth In
this pleasing publication by the railroad COMPANY
whose routes lead 70 all these delightful rssoYtx
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

A little book on trout fishing, giving a
description and the location Of the streams |
and other information, will be sent free on |
receipt Of cents postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

An illustrated Summer Book, with map l
of the Catskilis and list of hotels and
boarding houses, will be sent free on re-
ceipt of cents postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Sanitarium for everybody and Paradise
Over 100000 people 90 this for the
real mountain and particularly popular
people of greater New York and vicinity on account Of its
being Of and also excellent
A ROAD
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

sF1YNx ROCK FROM WHICH THERE OF
THE ULSTER DELAWARE R R. standard offer
famous and
and There
andp a
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

train. 1.-THE Catskl Mountain Limited"
at
a train, up equipment arrive at NJ
week cay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
BOLTON ON ALEXANDER
West Side Man Gets Back
at the Herd Law
Councillor.

IL last weeks issue Of the Woodward
News. Bin Baltcn hands a eulogy to sena-
tor Alexander, as follcws
Another political idol has foncnl And
tho fragments, analysed by the micros.
ccpo Of Justice reveals a common COM
position particles Of precious metals.
Measured 10y the standards Of enlclen-
e. ard competency. the budding career
OF a to-be-distinguished statesman and
INST, resolves itself into a common poll
tYa al accident. with little or no credit for
Tho past, absolutely 70 hope for the flu
fNre.
The words of the immortal Lincoln
ecu cannot fool all the people all the
time" mark the limit 10 the ambition Of
sne present councilman from the 18th
district OF Oklahoma and with a warning
lrdd bars the pathway OF preferment to
him through tie votes Of the people for
years, 10 come If not forever.
Blinded by the glare Of his own appar-
eni popularity, swelled with the over mas
teiing consciousness OF his own import
ancc. he has played fast and loose with
promise and pledge until he has ailenated
aId esfrangod his friends and become
q cats paw for designing gmfters who
lave taken advantage OF his overwhelm-
ms egotism TO rake out chenmuts re-
CTdless OF his future welfare, politically
cr otherwise.
he spectacle OF "a young man just en-
tenng into the confines OF "a brilliant fu
tire. cut down and cast aside by those
NJ be have placed confidence in him and
hY his political associates. Us truly de-
Tiomble,
BY the f'uits sc shall know them, ="
Is no less true in modern times. than in
- O. days o. the Galilean. And as the
sound OF axe-men Of his political marty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
JOHN SAWS
more OF the New coffee, Please.

= lady hc'n The Land Of The SKY" in
y. Y., says.
This winter while ou q visit further
down South where everybody seems 10
De- "a slave % coffee. I one day found my
hostess prone on ner couch so giddy
ma OH how my head aches 'Conee !
Faid wardnziy. She supposed so. and
what else could she drink? 'What POST
hw J replied but that ls so nsir,id and
John does not ike H. He calls % dish
water ] thpdRbt OF ,he kind of Postum
the darkey cook had served. and asked
her f ] might make her cup So into
ihe kitchen 1 sven. and made Postum ass
WOE fdve IL nt home-rich. clear ana fra
nm.t after good long boiling 10 bring
cut tho navor.
brought it 10 her in one OF the dain-
u'st cups. and she drank under protest.
declaring "a might make her head worse
sue exclaimed why how nice this is
You don't wear tais IS Postum told
her the difference was only in ihe max
h,r. She had had Il before boiled only "A
few minutes and now she had 10 made
ecccrding 90 directions thlt are plain
enough on each package
In about an hours time she sat up and
"nghing a little said her head felt nearly
well and the glddiness was almost gone.
fhe next morning We had Postum
omade ighD for breakfast. We told John
D. was e now coffee We wanted him 10
uy He called Tor "a FeCond cup and the
hrat mom.ng called Tor some more on
ti.al new cofe.
quite "a while after we had been serv-
nF it regularly John spoke OF feeling 80
ruch better Hc had gotten over his
reTousness. anG only then did we dare
zen him he had been steadily using the
once despised rostum. afsNrW
Before / 'en on coffee my complexlo1
was nad and sometimes my temper worse.
The complexion has cleared up ia n most
remarkable way ] had better refer 10
tho other members Of the family Tor
tefiimonil as DO change n temper.
ieastwise We AN abandoned coffee about
twJ years ago for q affected us more llko
hpgor ana every member of nay family
showed ihe affect of it 90 nervous. tremb-
iinf sensations. occasional dizzy spells
aI q more or less liver complaint An 81
ucse symptoms hvg disappeared since
we madc ihe claugc 10 Pofiam" Name
SVEN hy Postum Co. battle cieek. Ahch.
There's "a reason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
INSIDE STORY OF LOOT
How congressman Vote d
Themselves $4,000
of Public Funds.

Special Correspondence of THE Leader
Washington. .. c.. April a-Manv
y,urs residence IN the capital OF the na-
tion and Intimate a.cuaintance with su
branches of the Government services. os
lptciany .ha- Of tine legislative end. viii
Knock the tar out os any MANS ideals
which be has formed as TO the high moral
planc ON which THINGS are conducted here
hi the interest OF the pcople. for they ARE
no done in that WY at AN fIe nlav come
here a rampant Republican or "a red hot
Democrat. bnt before he is here many
ycars he win COME dangerously nigh lo,-
i've any and AN sorts of Ties to amy ola
iunioal party whatsoever AZ friard
uf mine remarks ca TO n,e The other dav.
,-he more I see of politicians the better
Ike dogs Tor thoy at leasi possose tho
atuibutc of fidelity" while Il is true
uat thc Democrats here bovo not had
the opportunity for MANY yoare to show
on any ~ the SHORTCOMINGS and ianses
fium virtue ;hat attach to the marty d,
power. vet ann ashamed fan s,v tbst
nere are some here and sorne who win
no DE hero AGAIN. who votla ~ yt..,
tho oppor,ut.,y. he guilty Of sor,o of IA.
rotp-i thince INDUCED in NV tbe psto,it,
rarity. tho Republicans. ana tieb bc,ver
knows they are legion
This wns demonstrated an the ciosi,v
davs ot the session hist ended Tho hons.
cf representatives gave "a usef1 demon
suation of the f,ct th,t h is NOT s,ro ~,
the public TO concentrate an ita Vigilance
upar the senate end OF the c,nitol unop
the assumption tb1t tho ohio, end is mo
abode OF virtue. The pop,,iar brs,cb ~
congress distinguished itself n, N,ron I
hy an attompt at the most sh,mcloss
Iua.e of petty pnferin., recorded ,tnce tho
"h,tkpay grab t,at ended So roanv poli-
teal careers I'm 1918. The house had b,st
] c,r wreak.ng its moral INDIGNATION ,,r,r
u.ose Federal Judges who bad be,n ~.
Lp; enough TO cnarre tse ,e,,,i t,,,it
or $40 wer dav for travelling e,penses
Instead Of filing itemlzod accounts Of the
s'r actually spent Rceentirg ,ne s,n-
of $40 per dav for travelinp evnonso.
or this. among other ero,,,as A. baa
mgterted in the General Doeciencv am
prorriation bin n provisinn tbat NO i,6ge
,hodld cauect money for oxpensos d, ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

when the question OF stcrnly restrict-
inE ihe travelling exp pansea of the Judges
7as under consideration, Representative
sullivan, OF Massachusetts. the distm-
fmshed Young gortleman who was sent
whmrering to ths cloak room by William
Eannolph Hearst short time before.
az se in his pl8co and stid:
AS man from Mlssachusetts
aol proud 20 say that those judges who
81. In that judicial district took only what
they actually expended Opplaae). and /
would be ashamed of Massachusetts
judge who WIS so corrupt or so unleam-
cd ~ judicial construction as to feel that
h@ Was warranted IN taking TO himself
r'orG than DE actually expended under
Pee terms cf this statute" (Ap3huse)
: few minutes later Mr.. Sulllum voted
TO iay himself for trip to Boston. made
ir his arci chair in tho house, between
r3on Of one day and the same noon or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

hewing his record ard cutting down the
LoXious tree Of mis- broken political
pmdges is heard from the confines Of
pcwey to the limits of Woodward and
Beaver counties. there IS no sound OF
weeping but signs OF satisfaction from
the voters who have tasted the fruits
of bis blundering bull headed egousm
and faithlessness.
\ale, Alexander.
May your swift descent into the shad-
cws OF obscprity be tempered by the for
gVcncss OF an who were deceived by you
ana have lost confidence IN your honor
as "a representative Of public interests.
slow music. Dim lightsi
C1if momners viii please seal up the
cncc promising career and tenderly
consign the memory Of broken pledges TO
c'hNion!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
CITY BRIEFS.
a natarial commission was issued today
TO r. o. Renfro Of woodward

a natarial commission was issued today
to r. o. Renfro Of Woodward
2'he Logan County bank filed a suit
II the probate court today against VIII
lam Braugh,on for The recovery Of money
or note.
The board II county commissioners is
lclding IT'S regular quarterly meeting to-
DAY Claims Of county officers are being
FLED and other routine business is being
transacted
'crri,oril Secretary Grimes today is
sued the following charters. The Alore-
Lind l. o. o. r. lodge No. les. OF More
land, O. IT, The Union Canning company
Of Romulus Pottawatomie county, with
Ia $4,000 capital stock. w p. Penning-
ton, p. u. Adams. Il. Opdyke william
Victor and T.. S. Cordell are Tie incorpo-
rntors.
Daily Leader 10 cents a week deTv-
cred every day except Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

or troubles complained Of n the Presi-
coat would enforce it. But that gives
employment 70 only few men.
The Esch Townsend bin would fura-
ish places Tor AN array of hoelers ard
10 may be that the Presidents enthus-s
nsu fosf 1.,t~1 rate legislation Is part
e.; scteme 10 further intrcnch the Rep
uthcm machine in the naiional capital
1y increasing the duties OF the Inter-
STATE Commerce commission, as thev
Would be by the tsch- Townsend blll. u
would necessitatc the employment Of an
army of clerks and sdtisuciuns at cost
90 -1illions year Does this admlnisir-
tioi. want tn gDt ,nem IL, while the RE-
iu hIinns are in power So Il can add
trcn 90 the machnc? Us that the cause
% Hooserclrs strcuuousty2 The Prosi-
CENTS ar5or for uhs legislation and hls
new toy that ne stole from the Dcm-
ocrltic Leaders has cooled porcepubly how
ever. since he ascertaned that railway
ems '0yes. vuBe-eamers who manufact-
uc railway supplies. small holders of
rGroad seerritieo ana members 81 a-
Bon unions are orgtnizing 90 protest
against this EschfFownaend bin. They
arc doing so because they believe +. viii
Interfere wiih tne earnings or the rtl-
rvads ON whose prosperity their wage-
Earning capacity depends. but ] would 90
90 because believe IL is miserable
unstake lnd nor worth tAe paper 70 is
Irnted on. n they were going 90 pass
ary such legislation the HEARST hn was
ttr only BIN before congress that was
worthy OF consideration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

udee dlsmlth received q letter today
noin Ed. bis nautical son. ia says ne
is Ia the hospital for few days. but win
ston be up and doing The Guthrie san-
ors are ai Newpgr. u. J.. training school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
Personal
Mention,

q " - CIAett
rs Mention. !
sysSsess4ssssssssesessssssSs
Q, Kelly OF Enid is in the city.
u. 3. willis OF elmer, Tex. is in aum-
Charles Taylor Of vlcnita is in Guthrie
tccay.
y. 3. Martin Of Perry is in the capital
city today.
J. Il Malby Of Lawris spent sunday
iu the city.
?. F. Smith Of Perry was IN the cap
fal city today
W. r Tate OF oklahoma city is "a
visitor here today
w A. Triton Of Fairfax was in the
cip yesterday
W. g Basec OF Perry visited in the
city yeste.-Iy
David Malemoe OF Ripley arrived in the
City this morning
Theodore W. Jenson was here from OF
t,wa, Kans.. today
or w. C. Fulkerson Of Marhsal spent
the day in Guthrie
!. II. PATTERSON and w A. Cossy OF
Ecoisuk Falls O. T., are here
Mrs G. p Hunt Of Perry is IN the cap
it1 city visiting relatives and friends.
W, II. Coyle returned tcdoy from
business trip over the Eastern Oklahoma
Mrs Frank sarber returned this morn
ne from a visit in Ripley with her pa
rents.
Dr. e. C. sharpe was called to Orlando
tli'a morning to perform surgical op-
eration.
Mr. and Mrs l.. F. Loacl returned this
morning from Kansas City where they
attended grand opera.
James Gordon OF Ponca city is IN Guth-
RE today Jim" j.. becoming to be known
ffa loo D. D.. ..H.f
]. J. Cunningham Of Enid. trafnc man
oaer Of The Denver Enid and Gulf, was
M Guthrie this morning.
z. r. jayne Of Perry, who was chief
clerk OF the upper house ia the recent
icsislasure, is in Guthrie today
Mrs Davidson Of Peterboro. Ontario.
viii err'"v'i tomorrow TO be the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Len F. Leach for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w Nelin Of Crescent
were here yesterday, visiting friends.
g. d. smith Of oklahoma City was in
Guthrie over Sunday
j. N. Ijams. G. u. Burford, c. l.. Lowry
and c. w. Crabtree Of Farmer CITY. ILL.,.
are in Guthrie. They are looking for To-
cations. they Ike the capital city very
much.
Mrs o. r. Fegan. Mrs. Horace speed
an' Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ramsay re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
wAsAsH SERVICE

observation cafe cars now IN service
pn Wabash dsy trains between Kansas
cift and 81 louis. both directions and
on Wabash New York fasl mail train
No. s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03
STRANGE GRAND JURY.
Majority Of Late Jury and County At
torney Are Very Mad

Strange rumors nre afoat pertaining 10
iic actions of the territorial grand jury
v vhieh Adjourned Saturday evening with-
out reporting auy Indictments It is
kn"wu that County Attorney Frank Nc
Cuirc Is mad as hornet II is
known tha Af,Guire worked IKE
beaver hur his Efforts were vain
Twelve srand Jurors arc also hot under
me collar. They want another Jury 10
Investigate this jury. While nothing Is
drmiteiy known, it appears evident tbat
about i've jurors held out against return
lnF any indictments FOR legislative evil
elnss' 70 is reported thar ore member
.o' the territorial jury wanted 20 indict a
woman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

Local Happenings Of city and Territory
Briefly Told

wecs
Marry Moeuiy. q Hyena, win play ban
with Wichita.
washita vancr bids fair to become %
gicat frui. country
vinita win bc tho scene Of a Good Road
convention ami iA
California Oh prospectors are opcrat-
l6g near Aidmore J. r.
she editors OF Oklahoma viii meet at
chlahcma City April 2i-25
AT Billings the water works proposition
is chief among routine things.
A three story brick hotel is to be built
at Duwnt, r., at a cost Of s25.OOo.
Oklahoma City viii have a carnival
foi the benefit Of tho EpWorth university.
I'd Reese Of Oklahoma City barber,
died from eoucushon Of the brain last
week
Iawton's COMMERCIAL club Is now nand-
itrg live subjects" Healthy medicine,
indeed
Helena Is the only town OF any inn
rortance in Woods county without
saloon.
on has been struck at Agra az 1.2oo
feet Agra is only about 90 miles nom
cL thrie
N. V. Gamer Of Ron. l. r.. was shot
and instantly killed Saturday by j. l..
Newman.
u. G. Miller and H. V earle. formerly
o. Guthrie. have opened candy factory
ia Tulsa
Fred McIanleIs is tie candidate for
mayor on the Citizens ticket at Barues-
vile, l. r.
Crockett Wright. Choctaw Indian. has
tcen found guilty Of manslaughter at
An;lers, l. r..
nr. y. w Mayginncs, formerly Of stm-
water, is the Republican candidate for
mayor at Tulsa.
capron IS town OF runaways and acci-
drnts. Seventeen excitemonts happened
there last week
The navigation convention to be held
at Muskogce Wednesday promises not
20 be dry affair.
The Commercial Travellers Union at El
Reno. in conjunction with the Masons
may build an opera house
District court is in session at Cordem
Taore are rs cases on docket, four OF
lhcm United States cases.
The Canadian Valley Echo SAYS: "rherc
Is nothing to hinder Grand from having |
the best band in the territory"
The Kay county BAR association will /.
hanquet Judge and Mrs b. r. Hener |
.at Newkirk Wednesday evening.
1'ho eighteen people who went 10 Mex
ico several weeks ago from Norman have |
returned TO Tho land Of the fair Cod"
A FIVE year old child Of John Balkey
a farmer living north Of Perkins. was /
crowned last Wednesday in a mud-hole
a prosperity item IN tho Maud Mercury
.oe last week And the builders hammer
now browns the Knockers feeble noise.
Rome has confirmed Rev. Father Bern
arc Murphy Of Krcbs l. r.. as abbott Of /
'hc Sacred Heart mipistery near shaw
nee
Bones Of o skeleton whose existence |
must have antclated The Garden OF Eden |
have been unearthed near Mountain
sew.
Senator Threadgin hanquotted the min /
hters Of Oklahoma City ia honor Of o.
.party OF visiting salvation captains FRI
day evening.
TWO men were arrested M shawnee last |
s,turday on "a charge OF robbing OF L. l.. /
kmmins. Of Ardmore l. r.. wealthy /
.cWueman, Of 1880.
rhe Topeka Capital speaks Of Aiuskogee /
ns q "toWr" Lc. someone in either OF I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-03

Hear Edward EaNter Perry tonight in
his celebrated lecture recital at the
Christian church. Admission 10 cents
ana 81.