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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

In discussing a recent imported thea
tvical venture that failed because OF
its inadequate presentation David
Henderson brought to light a remark
by the late John Stetson that was
new TO New York
1T was at the time Of the produc-
ton of The aondoliers. saiu Mr. Hen
derson. "The night before the open
ing Mr.. Stetson and / were watching
the dress rehearsal. The opera was
very pretty, but the cast was not equal
TO it. 1t was easy to see that a failure
was in store for us. Stetson sat and
scowled. Finally he leaned over to me
and said: "The name of this opera
amt "The Gondoliers."'
"'What is it?'
ats "The Gonedollars." o."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
(First published in Daily Leader, May

(First published in Daily Leader, May
-. i905.)
Notice City Warrants Called.
I win pay an Of the City Of Guthrie
warrants drawn on the city Treasurer
d registered prior to this date, up 20
and including the following registered
numbers
Salary fund, Series C, All warrants
Salary fund, Series II, Register No.
SOC
Fire and Water fund, serier G, all
warrants,
Fire and Water fund, Series Il, Regis
ter No. 276.
Street and Bridge fund, Series C. an
warrants.
street and Bridge fund, Series II,
Register Ne. IS.
Contingent supply fund, Series IT.
Register No. 3s,
Library fund, Series "A. an warrants.
Park fund Series II. an warrants
Sinking fund. Series Il, an warrants
Street Lighting fund, Series Il, Reg
lister NO. H.
Street Crossing fund, Series NJ. Reg
lister No. 2
street sprinklng Fund Series H.
Register No. q
Interest ceases on above warrants or
and after thirty days from this date.
c. r. HAVIGHORsr
May -. 1905. City Treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
The Wen to Do Brother.

Frank Yer Beck, the illustrator, has
a brother who is very successful.
business man. Among party Of Wis
itors to Mr. Yer Beck's studio. one
day recently, was a lady who met him
for the first time. In the course OF
the conversation one of the callers
made a reference to this brother.
Some friends OF mine observed
the lady, know your brother. be
lieve he is very well to do, is he
not?"
"On the contrary" replied Mr. Vel
Beck sadly, "he is YER" hard to do.
asked him to lend me SO last week
and he had the impertinence to SAL
that when l returned the five / Dor
row, last summer perhaps he woul'
think about letting me have this one.
Saturday Evening Post.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
Eroeed.d NC lnatruetIong.

The curtain had risen on the third
act. and the momentary hush that pre-
ceGed the resumption Of the perform
ance on the stage vas broken By e.
stentorian voice from the rear of the
auditorium:
els DR.. DinklespikeF in the house?"
A tall, heavily whiskered mau oc.
cupying a front seat stood up.
"If DIT. DinklesPiker is in the house,
resumed the stentorian voice, "he told
me was to come here and call him
out at 10 oclock."
Whereupon DIT Dinklespiker look
ing very red, picked up his hat ane
cane and walked down the aisle annie
to,d and e-shvei--tic annla~e0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
CAPITAL CITY BRIEFS
News of GuthrieTerselyTOld;
Street Pickups and
Items.

Tonight the Elks WIN give dance at
their han.
Horace Hixon, mayor Of Elk city is
in Guthrie visiting his brother, Al Hixon.
+. C. champlain. Of Enid was grant
cd a notarlal commission today by the
territorial secretary's Office
Two BARRIERS had a fight in front Of
the city hall last night. resulting lp .
black eye and two fines.
Hamilton. Guthrie's southpaw opens
thc game at Topeka today Ham has
chance 10 DO something now.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Oklaho-
ma city. eighty strong. spent last night
m Guthrie and lon this morning Tor
Amakogcc with their special train.
Judge George s. Green. who has been
/ very sick for some time is reported as
being somewhat Improved today all
though stn ln critical condition.
Tho case OF Green vs Taylor 20 al "a
sut for the recovery of real estate, was
/ filed 200 thc district court today boy Cot-
teral and Homor attorneys for the
pIalnun.
Guthrie had better wake up Bands
must be- furnished for the National I'd
ltorim association meeting here THE
business men must get together at once
and DO something.
colonel Frank c. Prouiy lef md.
morning wiih me special ONlanoua chs
train for Mpskosee RE win advertise
the national editorial entertainment "a
loi ranch on the trip.
Two cases were filed in the probate
court today Reed SIS. Eyary, n suit te
get possession or property On Guthrie
and the cimarron Valley bank ys
Ayers. q replevin suit
A charter was issued 20 the waiter
Band association today hy the teuitoria
seeretary The following are the meor.
poraiors B. =. Coleman, r. H Rec
ords end J.. y. selman. The eapita
stock is $1,000.
Gus Carson. or Lawrlo township was
in the city today. having business a
the county clerks once. Mr. caFaoI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

For more than half a century the
lace manufacturing hrm Of Messrs.
Thomas Adams & Co, Nottingham,
England. have insisted on all their
workpeople-who number some hun-
dreds of both sexes--attending a short
service each morning prior to com
mencing their days work. The nrm
have a large chapel under their ware.
house. with an excellent organ, while
the choir, composed Of their ewn en-
ployes. is one that would do credit 70
many isading places q worship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
ANsUAL MEETING OF OKLAHOMA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Oklahoma city, May 12.-The Okla
boma historical society win hold its am
nual meeting az its rooms I'm the city
Carnegie library building June 2, 1905
a 1880 p. m. There will be a program
including the election Of members Of
the board of directors and the transac-
tion Of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting. Also "a
program OF the reading of a number Of
historical papers-one by Hon. Dyke
Ballinger; one by Hon. Dennis Flynn;
one by Hon. Sidney Clarke; one by Miss
Edna Campbell other papers will be
read and diversified program be render
cd 20 make the meeting OF interest and
entertaining Lincoln McKnlay, Presi-
detn Lon Wharton, secretary w. 4,
Campbell. Custodian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
THE
OTHER SIDE
AMERICANS ARE LOAD
ING DOWN OUTGOING
STEAMERS
WANT TO SEE EUROPE
While the Rates 90 Steam.
ships are Very Cheap.

New York, May 1-First cabin rates
on the leading Transatlantic lines are
from S. to $40 higher than they were
last year but the demand for reserva-
tions and bookings already made in
dicate that more Americans win so
abroad this year than ever before In
some instances steamships are already
filled for sailings as late as the middle
of June. Since rates have been ad-
vanced. the general explanation of the
remarkable increase in the number OF
persons anxious to spend the summer
months abroad Is that prosperity dur
ing the past year has been general. It
has also been suggested that the
working agreement existing between
the several lines, which makes It DOS
sible for a person TO so over by one
line and return by another, on a trans
fer ticket, has appealed strongly to
the travelling, public AS was explain
ed by one manager today, the transfer
system has certainly been a boon to
those who have always been opposed
to retracing their steps on the other
side because it was necessary to take
the return steamship at one special
point When the steamship war was
on last year and rates were cut in hal
managers naturally looked for the rust
80 t-.,,.1 ,-t,g,b ,,,,~~,I n,,t tt,t.
years increase in bookings over tn,
number during the panic year" is
most convincing evidence OF the in
creased popularity Of ocean travel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
A surprlsed Messereer.

Leisurely vending his way along
South Penn square yesterday abb
sorbed in the perusal OF gaudy-backec
literature, was a boy in uniform who
tailed IN every respect with the joke
messenger boy. Several times he col
lided with pedestrians without relax
ing interest IN the thrilling narrative.
Il was not until another messenger
boy on a dead run darted past that the
leisurely Mercury issued from obliY.
ion. He turned an astoaished eye on
the speeding youngster. "Wots de mat
ter. Reddy?" re drawled Amt you
workin'?" Philadelphia Ledger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

~ Shall Not Pass This Way Again"
/ shall not pass this way again;
The thought Dr. fun of sorrow
The good ] ought 20 do to-day
i may not DO tomorrow.
II ] this moment shall withhold
The help i nj -ht De- giving
Sone soul may dlc and / shall lose
The sweetest Joy Of living.
Only the present hour is mine
] may NOS have another
In which 10 spc8k kindly Word
or help "a fallen brother;
The path Of hfe leads straight aheaQi
/ can retrlce it never,
The daily record which ] make
Win stand unchanged forever.
To cheer and comfort other souls
And make thCir pathways bfighteri
To lifl tho load from other hearts,
And NIKE their burdens lighter
This is me work we have 20 do
IL muu not ne neglected
That - improve each shining hourt
Is Of us sl expected
I shall not pass this way again;
OF then With high ondeaVOr
May j my llfe ard service give
no Him who rclgus forever.
Then Hlu the failures 0f the past
No longer bring me sadness,
/ And his approving smile VIII hh
Nv heart with SOW and cladncas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
~, Mounted Nurses.

India has a stan Of mounted army
nurses are all ladies Of good social po-
lows these ladies' Of the Indian Nurs-
ing Service thirty rupees a month for
the upkeep OF their horses. and free
conveyance Of their animals 70 and
from active service. This corps Of
muses. are an ladies Of god social po-
sitiOn. and have 10 undergo three
years training IN a general hospital
before Quaiifyln<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
LookInn After eerman nae.

The Prussian authorities are taking
steps 90 prevent the unlawful! use Of
the prefix won" The police have
been ordered TO send in lisia Of all
persons who prefix won" 70 their
names These win be CAREFUL gone
over by the heralds, and all persons
found using this highlyprized addition,
but not entitled TO do so. will be noti-
fed that unless they discontinue its
use they will be punished.
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IN
SOCIETY

Mrs F. Il Greer is reported very sick
today.
Miss Hortense Herman, Of Springfield.
Mo, Is IN the city visiting friends
Judge and Mrs james X. Beouchamp.
OF Enid. were in the city yesterday
Miss Nydia cecando. OF blackwell
spent yesterday in Guthrie calling on
friends.
Mrs Fish, Of Parkersburs. Va. arrived
in the city last night to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe n. Rhodes.
Miss Louie Thomas, who has been abb
sent from the territorial secretary's Of
flee for several days, is again on duty
Territorial Secretary and Mrs VIM.
Grimes have returned from weeks wise
Sc with relatives at Anadatko and King
fisher
Mrs Lille Knox, Of Keesauquo, Iowa,
arrived ir the capital city last night for
two months visit with her parents.
AR and Mrs j. d. Reed, 116 East
Washington.
The club which was to have been en-
tcrtained at the home OF Mrs. Charles
/ Cunningham today was notified that the
meeting had been postponed owing &c
the illness Of Mrs. f. Il. Greer.
The Acorn club met with Mrs. Kim
bali yesterday afternoon and spent yer,
enjoyable few hours Tn following pro
uam was carried cut:
Roll Call-Famors French painting an'
the artist
/ At Instinct Of the French-Mrs. Ham
ill.,
Partisan Life Of Chopin. Berliez, Ros
SIM and Cherubini-Mrs Duke.
Messionicr-Mrs. Boles.
Gerome-NIrs Allen.
Reading French Schools q
Painting '-Thackery-Mrs. RuclSs.
Wednesday afternoon the II. II. J.
club met with Miss Edith Grissell at 81
Cast Washington and had pleasaf
q time Cards were played and Miss stel
d RaymalSor won the first prize and Mr.
Charles Bmmssloy the consolation
Luncheon WIS perved in a delightf
e style The guests We're.
Mrs. Charls Bulingsley.
II Mrs. Jack Morris.
Miss Nell Kimban.
Miss Amy Brooks.
"a This evening from nve until sew
o'clock the following young women
h Guthrie win serve punch at the ci
han to the Kansas City commercial clu
Miss Edith Grissel
Miss Myrtle Black.
, Miss lone Coyle
, Miss Elizabeth McNeal.
Miss Alice Woods.
Miss Stella Raymaker.
Mrs f. b. Lucas.
Mrs Horace Speed gave receipt
at her home, 2-i North Broad, yesterd
I, afternoon and evening to 352 guests. T
80 affair was one Of the most brilliant s
cial events Of the season. the decor
tions and entertainment being OF {
J. most exquisite sort
~ The library was made a receiving pa
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Events and
Personal Notes.
r-.-@.---e.---s@

I Tor. This was decorated with Easter
lilies carnations ana smiax. Mesdamcs
| r. y. Ferguson and J. r. CottnEham
assisted Mrs. Speed in receiving
ln the parlor there was another re-
/ cciving party, consisting OF Mesdames
/ Frank Dale John r. stone o. r. Fcgan.
/ Van Voorhees, and Fasier.
In the punch room Mrs Charles Bill
Kingsley presided over the punch bowl.
assisted by Misses Kate schnen Eliza
beth McNeol and Pearl Rhodes This
room WIS also beautifully decorated with
a profuse display OF carnations and smi-
lax. 4RsE
The dining room was one Of the pret-
ticst and most artistic arrangements.
and styled after the highest form az
fYq-lor decoration Tho table was orna-
mented with a large boquet OF gladiolas
in the center The chandelier with smi-
lax and the china cabinet and sidoboard
were banked with Helen Gould roses,
which made a beautiful cHect The bay
window was hung with smnaN and bas-
kets Of roses.
I'm the dining room the flower OF Guth-
rie's young womanhood assisted They
were Misses Lena Hunter. Kate schuch
Pearl Rhodes. Myrtle Black, Elizabeth
AicNoal lone Coyle sula Lcavitt Nen
Kimbau. Edna Gray and Amy Brooks
In the afternoon light refreshments,
consisting OF ice cream, cake and cof-
fee and bon bons were served.
AT the door Misses Alice Spencer and
Ellen Green received The reception
lasted from until o'clock In the af'
teruoon and the evening reception be
gan about seven o'clock.
In the evening Mrs Speed was assist.
ed boy tiov and Mrs. r. b Ferguson
Mr.. and Mrs George G.. sohlbcrg, O
Oklahoma city. and Judge and Mrs
u James X. Beauchamp, OF Enid. TN
parlor receiving party consisted Of MI
and Mrs. W. A. Frasier, Mr.. ara Mrs
Cassius r. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Cotting
ham, Light refreshments were served
one Of the most unique features q
the reception was the enclosure Of tel
portico with Indian blankets coverin
the uoor with carpets, making an Orien
tai reception room This was very pret
4, ~, having been tastetuly decorate
IA with roses and smilax and lighted wit
~ numerous incandescent bulbs.
'' The decorations were arranged
s. John Furrow. who deserves mrah cred
n, and praise for the beautifui art exhil
III ited In the various rooms.
The whitney Mandolin club win gi'
concert at the West Guthrie NJ
church Friday evening May ~. Cor Il
benefit OF the church. The program
as follows:
en- RED, White and Blue Modley."....
OF E f. Dmab
ny Mandolin Club.
Ip' Lucky Strike March,. Franklin Fat
Mandolin Club.
pearl Of SAVOY Waltz Franklin Eat
Mandolin Club.
Vocal solo-'You're as Welcome as 1
Flowers in May"
Miss Rexioanna Deane.
Grip Of Gold Two Step ,R. ]. Hamilt
Mandolin club.
on Mandolin solo-lfalhe schottosche.
ay Mr.. Walter Whitney.
he Queen Of Roses waltzes "A. J We
o- Mandolin Club.
a. Sporty Maid March Walter Re
he Mandolin club.
Whip and spur Galop. rhos. S. All
ne Concert begins az $50.
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lmport EnnIIah sona nIras.

An attempt On larv scale to In
troduce English song b.ids into Brit
ish Columbia is at present being made.
The Victoria (B. C.) Natural History
society IS taking out a consignment Of
500 birds, consisting Of 100 pairs Of
goldfnches, 100 pairs Of laIke. and
fifty pairs OF robins.
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80 ~ srInaa Reerulta.

Capt. Samuel Hull, who has a small
cottage at Riverside. Conn, has tame
a large gray rat 70 that she is 20 Co.
Gle as a kitten, and comes at a cal
and eats out Of dish. Recently the
rat appeared with three young ones
who are becoming as tame as theiI
mother.
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Personal
Mention,


g. d. Gmnand is here from Jackson,
Tenn
John Boss Of Dustin, l. r., Is here
today
r. An,a came in from shawnee yes
terday
r. NJ. Rotterman, Of Muskogee, is in
the city.
BILLY" Osborne. the shirt salesman, IS
in the city
j. L. wyatt is here today from OK
lahoma city.
Allen HAIL Of Oklahoma City spent
the day in Guthrie.
Judge s. H. Harris Of Perry, IS IN
the city on legal matters.
William Tilghman, Of chandler was
here yesterday on business.
John j. shaw, OF Enid is IN the city
on important business matters.
e. J. Jordan came down from Perry
last night on special business
Deputy Marshal wiley Haines, Of HON.
i my is here on official business.
w W. wicker and R. C. Covey. o
Enid. were visitors in Guthrie last night
!. Mrs Frank H. Greer is reported dan
4 gerously in with acute Brights disease.
J. A. wnloughby receiver Of the Cap
4 itol Nauonal bank, is I'm Muskogee o.
a business.
The territorial school land Office con
tributed $50 this morning to the snyde
sufferers
a. L. Gmeland, who has been here fC
y the past week, left for his home
Z Wichita yesterday.
Z Charles Colcord and b F. zelgler,
& Oklahoma City were among the visito
n in Guthrie last night
4 W. D. Harrison. Of Enid, is in Il
Is city. MI Harrison was an employe
Z the lower house Of the last Legislature
4 F. c. van Duyn. proprietor Of I
"a Royal hotel is a baseball enthu5a
e Yesterday he brought up the Chart
Is during the game with Oklahoma City
The Kansas City Commercial club v
y arrive in Guthrie this evening at +
O'Clock on a special train and win be
tertained at the city han by the Gu
- RE commercial club.
George W. Mowbray, Of Tulsa, IS
"a the city today Mr. Mowbray says T
of sa is growing like a mushroom,
i'd though it has plenty Of good things
rk sustain the growth.
J. J. Cunningham, general traffic ma
ic- ager, and b. f. Dunn, assistant 20 v
IN President and General Manager Pee
IN ham. Of the Denver. Enid and C,
ng were in the city today.
as
la Bruce L. OFT and J. r. White, Of Pie
ne mont were in Guthrie last night IN
uu say that Piedmont is growing nice
l'7 but that It has small hopes Of e'
ia catching up with Guthrie
"say for me" said Amos Ewing W
was over from Pawhuska yesterd
THAT am not a candidate. receipt
or otherwise. and that / hurl back a
las insinua4ons insinuated,"
fu.
'ls p. r. Garretson Of Oklahoma City.
'ue at the nlks. Te Is here for few d
''ui IN the interests Of the Internatlo
oi Correspondence Schools Of Scranton,
CTS See his announcement elsewhere.
Engineer Maintenance Of Way c.
r Purdon, Of the Frisco system. accom-
~ MED by Division Superintendent II.
~. Clark Travelling Engineer AL Gels
Division Engineer J. d. Taylor. ana
~ f. Fountain. roadmaster at ArlIan
- City are here today in Mr.. Purds
80 private car for the purpose Of loeat
- coal chutes which che company Vlll
~ - once erect in this city.
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To morrow afternoon at 2 p. m. the
Arapahoo Indians OF El Reno viii play
the Logan County High school game
OF baseball az Island park. the proceeds
Of which are TO be given 20 the sufferers
Of the Snyder tornado.
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LEFT THEIR WORK uNooNE.

Many Authors snatohed From Useful
ness by Death.
They have in the British museum
the manuscript Of Lawrence Sterne's
ire mplete Journal TO Eliza" Byron
died in the service of Greece before
he could carry out his project OF add
inc another series of cantos to Don
Juan" and Of taking another -uu down
to Naples to study the country so as
TO write two additional cantos TO
"Childe Harold" Hawthorne's 'Dolli'
yer Romance" is a fragmentary mas
terpiece. Willde Collins was inter
rupted in the completion Of Blind
Love-" which was finished and pub
lished after his death. Helen Jack
son took the pains to write out on her
deathbed a synopsis Of the course
which she meant her novel, "Zeph'
70 follow. with the story Of how Ed
win p-ood," by Charles Dickens, was
wound up everybody is familiar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

Delegate Bird Mcclure Is In the city on
special business. He received a tele-
gram yesterday evening from Ned Sis
son OF Anadarko TO N enecr that no
people were killed by the tornado at
Snyder
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A areat opnortunltyl

on May 22nd. ] viii sell TO the hish-
est bidder for cash, the A. II. Meal
property, consisting Of four lots and cot
tage on East Noble avenue. DO not
mics this sale. r. r. CARLIN.
Administrator,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12
MnIarIa Nc. PaIe nIooa.

The Ola standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by an deal
ers for q years. Price 30 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

A marriage license was issued yoster-
day evonlns by Probate Judge suang to
Elbert g. Potter age 5l. and Laurctta
Wallace age 90. Tho couple loft today
for Purcell l. IT, whore they intend
to make their future home.
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and that u nothing happens theren bo
dead coolies Of money Ia the country.
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cyelonei

Protect your property at once With
one Of ogr new and liberal cyclone poll
cics r. r. CARLIN. Phone. 436.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

Pattern mats below cost this week al
the millinery paIlors of Morton q Per-
menter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

Pattern hats below cost this week at
the millinery panors Of Morton O. Per
mentcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

It's no trouble for ms TO 'ell you the
score if you call up by Vencedon
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The vencsdora receives tbe local scores
by Innings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

Pattern hats below cost this week at
the millinery parlors OF Morton & Per-
mcnter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

See the latest Partisan novelty Linz
gehe hats, also duck hats az the mil-
lmery parlors of Morton ana Permenisss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

See the latest Partisan novelty Linz
rorio hats. also duck hats az the mil-
linery parlors of Morton ana fermeatsF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

a number OF farmers said to report
er for the Leader today that the rain
win do much good, Wheat Is 10 first
class conuition, corn Is coming an right
and cotton isn't far behind. gihare IS a
glorious prospect for crops
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Insure against oyeIonss "
Walker.
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Insure against wind storms. W. T.
Walker.
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Mrs A. c. Pnttoe died Wednesday
and was buried today Rev wicSham
preached the funeral sermon at the Vic
tor church this morning at eleven
oclock Mrs Pattee was well known
here. She came 10 the territory in tho
early days with her husbahd from se-
dalia, kansas.