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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

n Il lust a common cold, people say,
fi,ere's no danger in that. Admitting then
statement, then there are uncommon colds,
colds which are dangerous for many
fatal sickness begins with cold. II we
could tell the common cold from the an
common we could feel quite safe. But We
can't, The uncommon variety 10 rarely
recognized until It has fastened Its hold on
the lungs, and there are symptoms OF con-
sumption.
An the 6rst symptoms the careful person,
vii heed the warning by taking a milo
laxative some vegetable pill that will not
disturb the system or cause gripping, ABOUT
aIIe best IL wDr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
n the cold starts with a cough, and u
1Deraists then some local treatment for this
Condition should be taken. A well known
,Sitefatiye extract, which has been highly
recommended by thousands Of users, 70
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This tonic compound 10 composed OF an
extract Of roots and herbs and has sooth-
AuR effect upon the mucous menibranes
aliays the irritation and at the same time
works In the proper and reasonable way,
Il the seat Of the trouble--the stagnated Of
poisoned blood.
II contains no alcohol to shrivel up the
blood eorpuscleS, but makss pure rich RED
Dr. Pierce's looo.page illustrated book,
0The Common Sense Medical Adviser ID
aent free In paper covers on receipt OF 81
One.cent stamps to pay cost Of mailing only:
Fof a stamps the cloth.b bound volume will
Be sent. 1908 pages. II was formerly solo
for $I.so per copy. Address DR.. 4 "
Pierce, Buffalo, N. y.
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settllna Morocco Dlnpute.

Paris, Sept. 22.-Dr. Rosen and M.
Revolt, the respective representatives
Of Germany and France Thursday re-
sumed negotiations on the situation
regarding Morocco. Later DR.. Rosen
had conference with Premier Rouvier
with whom he went over the points in
dispute. It is economically announc-
ed that these points relate to the po-
licing of Morocco and to Moroccan fin
ances, on which an agreement may
shortly be expected.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

Paris, Sept. 22-M. witte. after
lunchIng with President Loubet at the
Chateau Mazene. the presidents coun-
try home. returned to Paris Thursday,
Premier Rouvier will give a lunch In
his honor at the foreign ONCE Friday.
NJ. witte has abandoned his visit to
Brussels and will leave Paris satur-
day or Sunday for Berlin, where he
win remain two days on the invitation
Of Emperor William. He expects 10
rench 81 Petersburg September q.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

Rome. se.t. 22-The autumn rains
have beyun IN calabria, the scene Of
the recent earthquakes. adding new
miseries to the already long list caused
By typhoid. malaria. hunger and cold.
The aelds which until nov have been
used as camping grounds By tha
earthquake suaerers are rendered per
feet desth traps By The raina causing
fever and pnrumouia. Tbe snferinS
an over Calabria 4 lntsnse
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

St. Petersburg, Sept. pa project
or granting the Russian people, I'M
der certain limitations, the right OF
ssembly for the discussion of polit
!cal and economic questions-a reform
second in Importance only TO the con-
ocation Of the representative assem-
bly and which was elaborated by a
commission under the presidency OF
Count IgnatieR-is now practically
completed and after a final review by
he solsky commission on Saturday
will be Immediately laid before EN-
aeror Nicholas. Its PRONUNCIATION Is
confidently expected carly next week,
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Attacked the Prison at Riga.

Riga, Russia, Sept 21.-The Central
prison here was attacked early
wednesday morning by a crowd OF
about 100 persons, who scaled the
walls, cut the telephone wires and
killed two and seriously wounded
three Of the guards. The mob forced
the cells and liberated two important
political prisoners, whom they carried
on. The police and the night watch
men pursued the mob and firing en-
sued during which a policeman was
killed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
Making Plans for Palace of Peace

Making Plans for Palace of Peace
Washington, Sept. 22.-Yonkheer r.
de Marees Van Swinderen, The Neither
lands minister to the United States
has returned to his post after an abb
sence of several months In his native
country. While there he was offered
the place Of minister Of foreign affairs
in the newly formed liberal cabinet
but for personal reasons was unable to
accept the position. He states that
the plans for the building Of the Car
negie palace Of peace in The Hague
are progressing favorably.
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Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. 22.-Har-
mony prevailed at the third days SEES
sion of the national association Of life
underwriters and the threatened split
over the adoption Of the resolution
presented Tuesday by delegate ]. j.
Raleigh Of St. Louis denouncing mis-
conduct in insurance circles was avert
ed. A compromise resolution was
adopted.
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Mexico City. Sept. 22.-E1eellent re-
ports on crops are being received
from al over the republic and q very
large cotton crop 10 predicted. The
mining industry shows . particularly
bright outlook and an predictions Of
The ruin q the silver mining Industry
owing 70 the adoption Of sold stand
ard have been eonradlcted By ths
steady progre1s making IN nat lndzn-
~.
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF,
which Is Better Try An Experiment
or Profit by An Abilene Citizens
Experience

When public endorsement e made ,ny
representatiVe citizen OF Abilene tne ps.GSGGaa
Il positive. You must OelleVe " hea e,' sns,
testimony. Every backache suneIert ssesy
man woman or child with any kidney troo'
DE vili and profit in the reading
Mrs. N. Waters. nurse, residence the lAss
house on Z. N. eth g., says; When think
Of the plastes used for the pain In my
bact and Of the medicine tried the last
eIsbt YEAR,, when think Of the number Oh
times the trouble required despite Al ny
eaoFts TO check II. and when ] positively
NOV that Doan's Kidney Pills procured 2.
q Z, Northcraft 4 Cos drug store stopped
The lass attack 90 easily and 20 quietly;
hsye not he silshtsst hesitation in peolley
accomplishing the preparation 20 re-ioea \
Of AbIlsns Who are EanoJsd In any VAy Ni'n
kidnsy complaint"
For sale BY an dealers. Prizes 50
cents.
Tester. MIIburnc Co BuHSlO, N.Y.
Dol. As.ussos IN. usissd ss''''-
..-.-s., u. ..-.-Oo..''-s'a '.H' -
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DSclare convissed Murderer Sam

UeuHHFe OU"NIU
Ardmore. l. T., Sept. 22.-United
States Marshal Colbert, acting on tel
egraphic advice Of Federal Judge
Dickerson at Chickasha, impanelled q
jury to inquire into the sanity Of Ru-
fus Binyon, sentenced to be hanged
Friday for the murder of his grand
child. The jury after celebrating 50
minutes came into court with YER
dict that Binyon was sane. This
means that he will hang Friday, az
the president has refused to interfere
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Florence Afminue nutO4soni DeAenuane-
ACTION FOB DIVORCE.

Florence Armintie Hutchinson Of Seneca,
No. On Otherwise Of parts unknown, VII
take notice that she has been sued In the
District oourt OF Dickinson Ocanty, kansaa.
IN the above entitled cause, By the petition
AZ wa, HutehisOn, hled IL said court on
The ssh day OF August poS and that she 4
reuuir0d 70 ausuer said petition on or BEFORE
ne Rsfh day Of October, 1903 or said petition
viii b taken ~ true and the prayer thereof
granted, divofctng re plaintiff rom ae-
fe1danf ard decreeinf that be have the
ar and custody Of the MINOR childfen, Iva
Either, Hattie Belle and Mary MAJ hutchi-
-. docrosd 70 him By The court
TIE plaintiff alleges IN hla peilont no
eaunea of action asAinsi The defendant;
firTt abnndlnmeut for one yeali sscolo.
rru1I neEiect o. dutI. TIE plaintiff AXIS
that he Be divorced ffum The Defendant t1at
- - AZ mafrfuouy horcloioro existing
h-lwrTn the plaintiff and defendant -
fi-.siv va. - nalds k1d held for nanrht a !
fhaf he b awarded the carr, custody, con
rr1i ard oversight 81 ihe miRur chIldfln.
Iva EsIbsr, Haftie relle and Mary nhI
u u, rlrrruL WI. Hufcurror.
Ati1rney f1r plaiutlf,
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CATARRH
DISEASE

cstarrh usually begins with a col1 ~
mucous mn membranes all become innameo
and secrete a filthy, unhealthy H ~.
which is absorbed by the blood Ano ~ %,s
tributed to all parts Of the Dooy. tnc
oat;ent Il then continually hawking
md spitting, the nose is stopped up
she ears have ringing or buzzing noise
~. nc 4 throst becomes sore, and as the uri-
Ss.,thv matter more thoroughly satu-
rates the blood general feeling o. ues-
pondency takes possession OF tne sy''e'
Ih.A catarrh for about fifteen years.
80 no man could have been worse :
triad everything could hear OF pS' ~
snod raaultod. I then began =. y; p,
and couid see o little improvement Ai ~ =
the hrst bottle, and sfteT tak1 LIZ. st1
short while yes ourea Cell todav as any
aasa ana know there Is nothing on earn
SetfsY for the blood than 8. 3. 3; no"
body thinks more offs. 3; 2. MSnaaTTsso ~
Lapeer, Mich. L.
Local applications cannot cure catarrhs
because they do not reach the seat OF the
trouble. They allay the Inflammation On
and temporarily relieve the disease, put
as soon as they are left of the trouble re.
turns, The only way to cure Catarrh 10
TO treat It through theblood. S. S. s. soon
clears the blood Of all Catarrhal matter and
purQes it of all irritating poisons, checks
further progress Of the trouble and COM
pletelv cures the disease. S. S. S. keeps
PA~' fhe blood in Der.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28

van x-whst nktss p,Sshard vsas
such iost shirBf
DOH has b; Ne - mG vay
hs can sttFsri riinutiant-nSli Froe
ra 49, -
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DID Not All Send Rhodes Scholars.
London, Sept 22.-Sixty-edght new
Rhodes scholars will take up their res
licences at Oxford october "a. OF this
number the United States sends 80,
Ten states fail to send candidates.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
Weak
Hearts

Arc due 10 indigestion. Nlnety-nine Of every
eno hundred people who have heart trouble
- remember whom II was simple lndiges..
eIon. Il 10 scientific fact that oil cases Of
Aoart disease, not organic, are not enly
aTacoable 10, but arc The direct result Of Ind
Rosliou, All food taken Into the stomach
Which fails Of perfect digestion ieEmenls and
sVslisthe stomach, putting II Up against The
haart, This lntsSieEes with the aotion Of
- heart, and 10 he course Of time that
aDlIoals but vital organ becomes diseased.
NJ. b. Kanhls, 4 Nevada. o sayP bad e.eM.eA
oys,'kis IA NIaS B bad state % had heart trouble
0iIHh ItocE Kedol Dyspepsia Cure ioF aboas 'oB
Glslahs and h cured me.
Kodol Digosts WHAT You EAs
and relieves the stomach Of all nervous
elrain and the heart Of al pressure.
n.,,ias cnlv, 81 90 Slss holding az TINES ne ~
die, which sells for 500
Rsseared b. {. Q. nSWITr q Co., CHICAGO
Sold by Townsend, the Drug
gist, Cor. 3rd & Broadway.
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the bloodin per-
fectorderso that
it can eliminate
from the system,
all waste matter
that will pro-
duce Catarrh.
Nothing equals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

the departure Of c. J. Devi , for E1rcpe
9id YOU ever see anything TX, a. oi
course, there's no criminal charge,
against Mr. Dcvlin and he has a perfect
right TO 80 where he pleases 10 90
but doesn't it appear a bit pecclhr mat
his ttip should have been SO noisclcss 7''
Mr.. Devlin was sick" suggested q
friend
That's all right bot Just thlns Of
t Here's man rated at seven or
.eight times millionaire. no becomes
suddenly in one doy; the plpcrs an over
The country are filled with the story of
tho financial ctash involving sc.,raI
states and hundreds of men. that follow
ga his collapse. The affair the talk OF
has collapse The affair is the talk of
thc land 'or north auG then one nieht
Ar Deyin and his alhfd wife isave
roreka without a word b.me said about
u. thrv pass thrcueA Kansas CITY and
Chicaeo without he're seen and they
san from Ncw York without the cus-
'0map notice a wccl, or SO later
Devils attorney casu.ry sass DTS ohent
IS on ,he ocean bound tor tnc OLD home
n Treltd How ,,as 10 dove" How lid
they uaVel' rcs 'n'onc,vphle in these
DAYS when % bis mons movec,ente are
runlic property
"M- reMn bad povttfu, rlinoad
friends. Ferians ho rode n "a oiNat
carr said o., friend.
.Perhars bee dii Eycn chen how
could they manase to eet hhu TO ,hf
ear Without EVERYONE $50 town knowing
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that mosquitoes and yellow fever epidem-
les have not entirely destroyed ihe iriag-
naiion and uTlifting inbo;n character
istios OF these sons ard daughters Of
the largest state IN the uniou
Another story they are tollicg at the
slperintcudonrs Office Is that of q lin
coin county schooima'am who. haN inr
secured two third grade certificates as
many as the law allows, now wants
third. She claims that she is ontitled to
the third permit 70 teach because Of the
fact that she has recently been mar
ried and the change Of name. she thinks,
outgh 10 entitlc her to secure two more
diplomas. The superintendent t1inFs diff
forently, holding hat an addition to a
persons name by matrimony does not
give the person the right Of third
permit.
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VALUE or LEADER ADvepr,sruo.
Peoples Popular Paper Finds Readers in
Lone Star State.

Superintendent rlvtei aIl 9 rec Of
extra stenoeraphcrs ne busy answering
le OF hve hundred let'e.s from .xas
school teachers who having reed in tho
Leader abou. the shortage Of FIST ~. de
teachers in The territory. have sigoined
their Willingness 10 leave .hei' pleasant
homes In the Lone S'ar state and come
10 the Land Of the Fair Sod ana give
ihtls valuable 'crV'ces aT p"daeogiiVs to
assist with the mind training OF our
yoOng Americans who make their homes
in the territory some Of these letters
are quite amusing. tie would-be ecucl-
tors stating that they viii gladly c'fer
iheir lives as sacrifice ON The attn OF
education for ;he youth" which shows
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both in bis batting and his heid,ne.
Then. too. be- VAS hipn traiied wan.
over the 500 mark, Ike both ,lackDurn
and Howie anG tell trader shoard's ucw
policy @uisley viii play 50 'ond hose.
Roae1n tht new anatcur tiyont from
Anthony win Dee pnt at short Dunn.
Blackburn nor 1oWie have as vet so
cured new herths The latter viii prob
ably hook ON somewhere u. hurry.
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j. D Ronyan. Of Buuervne. o., laid
'he peculiar disappearance OF his pain-
ful symptoms, of Indigestion and BILL
ousncss, 90 pr Kings New Life Pills.
lie says "Thcy are a perfect remedy,
for dizzi ess, sour stomach, headache,
ounsgipausA, etc." Guaranteed at all
drug stores; price &c.
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Front porch gossip. Is there any
truth in it? who knows? But fhcy do
say that among the engagements to De-
announced shttly Is Thar Of one OF
Guthue's bachelors and "a girl who e Go
training for tho profession of nurse at
o. local hospital 10 seems TO bo The same
old story SO often told .n the ease Of "a
helpless man exposed TO the irresislable
charms % sweet Eirl 30 q nurses uni-
form; he recovered his usual health ln
other respects. after few wecks as hcr
patient but the experience lou bis
heart in am ammlng condition and De
viii probably moropolize her minisla-
tio1s professional and otherwise, here
after But that's Tho way when "a ghl
starts upon career of independence:
some uar always has 70 come slong ana
! spoil hcr plans and thc new woman clus,
gets another jolt
DOG DAYS are lwaye d1n 1he laeiest
gossip of The week about tho Young
oman. popularity supposed 90 Doe far roo
young for that sort 10 thing who suIe,z-
ied "a married woman's hand under the
, table the other night--thc naughty thing
-aud the skeptics who discourage ev-
er, hing rcu=c 10 believe thlt. rhey
say Doc started So hinesf ln order to
throw out the iapros sion that DE 81
gas yours doe-that no youi woman
would think no1ch ~ bis Squeezing hor
band io tell about t Won great repu-
tations have been hlud,d on less-es-
pecialy w'th the ai8 70 the Anvil Cho-
ru-. No doubt in l 3ear OBJ two hc t.in
he known as Dangerous Man. and
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wlehIta Downs oklahena CITY.

snecial 10 paly Leader
Wichita. Kss. Aux Yesterdays g
game was called p tb, aNth nnne 1n
account of rain. Wichita won b., "a
sensational b.u 'np rally n tnt itth.
making the Hnal score TO ,1,Ike
was replaced by Woods b. the se.oDd
nnmg after hc had civen two boeier.
single and Two walks, ,oraug in a
um. Woods was effective until th, afth.
whom two douhl.s. two singles, two er-
rois and a walk gavc totM of sis
scores McLe1r's error lied The score,
while Bankrcad's dou,is eu; Wthia
three 20 The good.
Score RH.E.
Wichita ......-,. 30. 0lo96o-- 10 3
Oklahoma city ..... 10000 2
Batteries Gehring ard OLory
Clarke Woods and seigls Umpire
Chic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Don't wait until your blood IS lmpover-
ished and you are sick and ailing but
take Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea II
viii positively drive out all impurities 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your drug
gist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

After hearty meal dose of Rodol
Dyspepsia cure win prevent IN attack
Of Indigestion Kodol is Sh,.ough d.
eestant and guaranteed cure for In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the stom-
ach. Coax Heart, Sour Risings i'.id
Broth and an Stomach troubles. sold
by g. r. Renfro.
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Leaxsnwerth 0. Joplin 2.

spocial 60 DAILY LEADER
teavenworth, Aug l9.-Lclvonworih
could not hit Morris and was shut out
hs a score OF TO o. Borh pitchers Nerc
in good form and thore was but ltuc
hitting 10y either sid, Ashley rccsi' Cd
poor support al critical Time,
Store RIM.
Jorln .,...... 90 000o1i--2 @ ,
Leav,nworth .. 0oOO00O0O-O 3
Bau9i's- Morris and NJndcrhnl. Ash-
ley and Unlch Umpire-Clmuon.
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Events and
Personal Notes.

man. and. anany n an goes wen. an
Oklahoma avenue giH aod a foim,rlv of
Guthrie OIL of-town inan Among the.
engagements is .hat of Wes,sidc
girl ana q young Guthrie businoss man
who has beon dovotee to her for a num-
ber Of years
Tho tan ono: "No. never tho, ght
she cared for him, J believe she's in
love with her husband
The short one: "whatl Really
never heard of apvtlng SO uticuious'"
I've been married nenly a y.aY. tn,
young matron testified. "and was
never disappointed la nay husband un-
Oh yesterday 1 thought De might know
those stories hintod al In the press re-
posts OF the raggart Nvorce case hut
he didn't
Miss Leila Anderson has returned from
an extended Chicago visit
Mise Susie Korr s her. nom opla.
homa Guy The guest Of Mlss Minnie
Tcmpleton
Numerous picnic ana spaud the dyr
Jorti,s are plano'd 80 De hJd tomorrow
at Island park.
sunday schooi service win b. conFrot-
cd 90 tho First Bapust church tomor-
row moming az mine fory-Gve.
Pov ara Hr- e. Nichols %. Tain
ity EpIseopa 'hwch win return uext
saturday from their vacation spent az
their Ola home. sanduslsN ohio
The dance given yesterday oven'ag at
Electric park was nos %. aracy attond-
ed as it was hoped 20 6o The mJsic
was splendid ana those who were tlere
spent very dourhtful s"0ipe Tile pio-
coeds are to Boz given 20 the basetan
association.
Korean VISITING cards som,tiuas mea-
sure foot square. rh. sayae,Eo Of la-
honey Announce .n Intended visit by
sending Do Uc3dtu board or uie pf4nef
~ irre arncaly carved when ,h-
yift is pllt tae "caId" is aturnal 20
the possssslon of iu OWNER who vlu
doubtless use 80 sor p,a,y scare. Win
thc natives Of Sum ANA 'hs yeiuue caro-
is comTo-ed ei piece of wood about
foot long decorated win punch OF
straw ard kaife
Few rers1Ds outside fhe cam gle
p~hoid have ans id,. of the souciluIo
ot Mss Carnegie for ber husbands cam-
fort ln past years the hrf of saibo
looked after 600 s1rts of miuCr blriness
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Accidents come with distressing -rc-
quency on the farm Cuta bruises. s,inEs
sprains. pr. Thomas Electric on rec
iieves the pain instantly Never safe
WiIhout n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Miss Mabel Latta, who was shot by
Officer Vampner, is rapidly improving.
The fiobert ball, however. has not been
removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

The nerve tonic for men and women
who have that tired feeling, run down
and need building up should try Man
Er-Vine. 50 cents. j. y. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

Hair the Ills that man is heir 20 come
from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters
strengthens and tones the stomach;
makes indigestion impossible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

No . hard 7Si40 Sac. No. 3 hard 80
sac. no. 3 hard 72g7sc; No 2 red SOC;
No ccd 77We0c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

No. 2 white 50H50i. No white axe
No mixed 49Ac. No. mixed ssis
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PERSONAL
Mention.

~ ~ n
IL lNeTlYfOn. y
@
~ -
v.n.,.
AZ, - neie iiom Maishau TO-
r p S.
MI. 's 10 'ne city today rom
49,
End ]" 'ne city rom
=, ~
,odsv ' ''7''o' IRON EMO mere
r , r
a., ~ a.. 'o'"' MoAi's'e' is
,,-A
,,,. '''' % "OTAosee' l7 IN 'he
Born TO n,r ana Nh. Pee. ,.,.
dar ehtor.
Milton Brown. Of Topeko IS ber. for
few days.
Joe Arnold of Pleasant valley &. i'm
the city today.
Miss Minnie Mccarthy WIS in tbs eitv
from Afulhau yesterday
Mrs NJ Crane went TO Nfuibau This
morning for e. short visit
T. 2. rrusx. of Grand RAPIDS. Nri.bl-
gan IS in the city today.
Frank Nunn came np from Ol,l4ba.ra
city on the morning train.
"a business visitor in the city
Revercrd Georc, voo,be,, iar ,.s-
9''''o. "Ii'N''i' o' NlnsnsneT
Mrs Laura ketchm is In The city
from Iowa visiting Mrs. Burton.
Warren Garlich walt 60 The country
This afternoo: To visit NTH friends.
te'noon TO srend sunday with friends.
Miss Pauline and Hazel Brown went 90
Autwino TO visit friends for "a few dnys
Eben Farley. formerly Of the Capitol
National bank. is here from K,nsas civ.
$ Bornstte r.ru,r,c, bou. ves,erl,v
homa City.
D,ct Itavos went 10 wichita v.ste,da,
evening IN -p,,d sot,rd.,, ,,d sn,,.ia,
Attorney c. b. Amcs came up from ok
lahoma city yesterday on the evening
train on legsl business.
Governor and Mrs. r. b. Ferguson and
lfiIlA0Aldi lfhNhifI f-AllDO lfkhlllfN 7
this morning from Pawnee.
manager of the Denver, Enid and Golf |
Was in the city yesterday evening
AIRS p5 oorl,i,s c,,.,r,I,,.s be
in few weeks over Ramsay's dry 20 IDS
store
g .rhomr.,n and fo,,il., have ,,,,, ,,c5 I
position as pharmacist az the CITY drug
store
Miss Elsie brand IS mere from ol,I.ho- /
ma CIV VISITING Ar ana Nt,s
a,.srna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-19

There win be union service On the
NJ p. church nwn Sunday e'eamg at
3 O'clock. Rev. Harry Onlsr Scott ID,
pastor Of tie Presbyterian church, viii
preach the sermon.