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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

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ne ooservadO que lucia no bsA a gunaS nochss pscss
ments eaa On mardo diego es oIVidsse de u
br per ella cubiera iDiGOusto tel descortea , q
aue con capn aprovsCha ak rbA propca soedad para
cambisr acuerdosl
E capAn no viene estas horas a oomedor desde
que anOch'cs hAsa les disE sp Ocupsdo On
g'nz,r o' reIevos mas en- Las de TERRA Dsbe
mos legar m'nana Colombo bisn empano hemos cruzado
e arde unto las as Mava los camarsros han quitado las
tundsn loa divans o musbes han cogado Les portadaa
los tsrcopeos as c de COmp6fa loo vsIoS nuevos
90 Les ventanas de a % de 6oras; han pusso en- H Re
de puerto.
Tomo te fsnte Pacua que devora morIsdeIa mienrM
charla 80 do Aurora Enrique ESto mlrcha Yer Ia
PSsoddera tan oamsne despreocupada del CApn mOrca
Oh loaIo arrba, lhora miImo conversan tsmhenI...
Que me mporta uue dsber nj que derteho tspRo para
mtzclar mis- enoioG extrA6os Pxt o hlce deS nuevs
ds no sSbmoS los de los oros nj los nombrss hicS
VENTS nj Il Itenca.
Sc van adsando las azls les pasNS los hambres De
ors mesa yo les be hudO es nOch radas grupO Dc Chao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
E!CUELAs De ARTEs Y OE|c|Os

Aver sstuvU rsunida On session TO-
40 sl dia Ga el Dspartamsnto do Edu-
esei6n, 10 oomisi6n nombrada pars
asordAr 81 plan ssg6a sl sual han d.
sstablscsrse las Eseuelas de Artes }
Oheios On vex do les suprimidAs e.
suslss Iudustriales. seq 10 disposi.
ci6n aprobada por lA Ultima Legiala.
surs. Dieha somisi6n 10 eomp ponen 81
ssior Comisionado do Edussci6n Mr.
Roland p. Falkner, don Ermelindo
salaxar , don Vicente Balbks.
Ssg6n nuestras notieiAs, 10 comi
sion asord6 que les discusionss '
sousrdos eonstsrGn On un record que
20 publisarA oportunamsnts, , que he
sido tomado por ssqufgrafos, para
sonosimiento general del pdbliso que
sstk psndisnts 6intsrssado grandsmen
to On M asunto de tanta importaneis
t'sseendsnsis.
Astu6 somo sesretArio dc 10 Co.
mission sl seaor Lord. Assisssn. Com
missioner dol Departamsnto.
30 tomaron aeusrdos Important,
simos. los eualss msrseerlnsla spro'
basi6n y al aplauso do todos euAntos
% intsrssan por sl prcgreso de la
sdusasi6n "a Puerto Rico aspecial
meats por 10 que 20 reAera & 10 ina
Sruoci6n artfatleA. indr atrial profe
sionsl do nusstros hijoa.
Entire satos seuerdos fgurA el dc
invitar al sanor Diraetor del Conaoli
dsdo para que asiatA 4 10 session do
hoy. que ha oomsnzado { las disx de
10 nsfans. para ofrsssrls los bensd
clos do 10 edueuoi6n que formAn sl
plan do les Eseuelss do Artss on
clos y sstablsserlas On los Asilos dc
Osridad. llsvApdo & sllcs el sontin.
gsnts do snssflAnxas que pudisran o.
tsblsesrse con los 1900 dollars vota-
dos por 10 Lsglslstura, esniidad in.
sudcisnte para atsnder & 10 ereaci6n
de lss Eieuslas de Artes y O6sios On |
San Juan. Ponss y .Maysgu =, como |
90 el dsseo y To- nnalidad que persi |
que 10 Comiai6n.
Las rsunionss eontindan mafiana |
visrnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

En- 81 cuarIsl general de 10 po
licfa % prepare una ordan genera
do trsslados.
Ell honorable gobernador Mr.
Winthrop IrAbaia sstualmsnts On o.
sepord que acsualnsnts 30 remite o
Presidents de los EstAdos Unidos.
-E.ta ms d ana sali6 On autom6vil
el coronel de 10 polieis insular Mr.
Hamill para los pusblos de Nsysgnez
Cabo Roio, Coamo y otras demarsa
clones.
-DionIoio vslazqusx , sseundi
no Cintr6p, que riAeron aver On o.
muells sgrediendose mdtuamsnts, I o
ron senter cis dos & so DIS do sArssl
eads uno.
Ell dis a2lls1y3pm 90 rsso'
gerA la eorrsspondencia que hR de-
condueir & los Estadoa Unidoa sl va
por ePhilAdslt thtss
-Tlorentlno Ramos fa6 ssntsp'
ciado hoy por Ia Corts municipal
$40 do mulia por hAbsr agrsdido aver
con un palo Enrique Glnorio.
En- TODD sl DIE do hoy continue
ron on 10 Corts Federal los sxlmenss
do abogados para sieresr snss dichaa
cortss.
->Rsnunclaron srs pusstos d.
. Eentss do inssripeionss los psHorsa
don Manuel JImsnez, don Arsenic
Torres, don Federico Schroeder, don
Joa6 Pho Aapxano. don Ermelindo
Essalsrs y DON Pedro Hernkndss.
Eel doctor We've tAmbikn sonfe
rensi6 con sl Supervisor do sleeaionea
Mr.. Lyons. La sntrsvista dur6 50
minutes.
-El honorable gobernador Mr.,
Winthrop irform6. on 10 session do ssta
tards On sl Conssio Eiseutivo, habsr'
90 nrmado sl nombramisnto do don
Dsldu Carlos ZApats. para iusx do psz
dc Cabo Roio por vaearts dc don
Ramon L. Lsyrs.
Con 10 brillants psrsisura Fsdo
ra hacs "a bensfeio on sl tsatro Mu.
nieipal, ssta nochs. la tiple Anits
Tontana. 40 aquf sl rsparto:
Prinsssa Fedora do Romapzc 4
A. Fontans; Condssa O'ga SukArs fl,
O. Visini; Fl Conds Loris YpaAc #, G.
vannutelli; De sirisx, diplomGtico
D. ", Borghsss; Dmltri. groom, =
Bsttinil In psqus ~ saboyardo, Dssi
rs, camarsro, G. Aussi, El baron Rou
vel, Cirilo, soshsro, U Carrosl, III
Doctor Boron. T. Zanou; Grstsh, OF
sisl de polieis, &. R,ggsl, Fl Doctor
Lorsek, etruiauo. Nteulks, Sergio,
paala frensros, G, BSgaoli, L. Ps.
g6'i Miguel portsro, A, vignoli; Bo.
lsslao Lauxtnsk, piani.t,, G. D. Erri.
o.; ri Doctor Muller, v. Pisani; Mar
III, camarsra. g. Lsvil Basilia, do
meitico, A. Fsrraris; Yvsp, Agents
dc polisfa, l.. F6rez; Otro AgeI 10, A.
BiAnehi.
La seforA Aida G :nxaga y los &C.
flores B BorgheIs y CirIno cAnsArGn &C.
lAutemsnts el teresr asto dc 10 6per q
del maestro Bsllini, al Puritani.s
@ Para carreras de cAballos, ven
den relic iss espeeiales 8 contadorsa de
quintos de segundos & 90. 40, $500,
$1,000 J sll.0O. ports pago, los usiio.
res +. KthrhAhn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

-Ha eAusAdo huena impression
entire 10 gente ssnsata del vecino pus'
bio de Bayam6n. el fallo dc 10 Corte
de Distrito en- sl Habeas Corpus soil
eitado { fovor dc Manuel Rivera.
Sc 10 cor csdi6 q la iuntA escL'
lar do PatillAs. nm G6dito do mil do
liars con dsstino Q 10 construction do
una salA % el sdifeio eseolar gra6ua
d, dc squsl pueblo.
LA oHsins del Sscretario do
Puerto Rico rsvco6 10 frAnq do
los hsrmAnos Georgettl que tue rfor'
mada por el attorney general Mr..
Feuille.
-Rl pr6ximo s&bado, segda noM'
elas, darGn los leaders del rscubliea
n'smo de San Juan 80 primer mltln
On el testro dc Ponce. Van reausltos,
ssgdu dicsn, & rsstsrncs fuerzas do
los 4 OBS votos do msyosfs que tenemos
hssts hoy On squslla eiudad.
Hoy fasron nrmsdos los an,isi'
pos siguisntss; sonesdisndo oil sym
tamisnso do Gssyanilla 1000 dollars;
Arroyo, 2, 900; Aguadilla, 1900; Pa.
tillas 1k0 que fusron reec men dados
por sl Comit6 do Hasienda
-Por invsstigasionss prscticadas
por 10 polisfa do Bsysm6n 90 ha ave,
riguado que los dos sadGveres Que
apArselsron skoreAdos y hsridos por
arma de fasgo en- sl bsrrio do suini
llass. son los hsrmsnos Angel y Js. III
Sierra. La policia sjgus CON aetivi'
dad el ssslsrssimisnto de este hseho
que tisns todos lcs earsctsrss de IN
erfmsn 30 han hecho varias deten.
clones.
Para msnana fu6 transfsrido el
1uieio contra sl msnor Eduardo Urru'
tic, aeussdo dc haher promovido un
sss4odalo Anteanoehs On sl teAtro mu'
nisipal.
-El Supervisor dc Elecciorss Mr.
Lyons propuso el nombrAmlspto de
Mr. Thomas r Lyons para Supervisor
iutsrino On Culsbrss.
Co. In sl Club do v. Kehrhahn &
Co.,, Is San Frsnsiss0, % vsndsn dos
rsloies do orc ssdA semana, entire 50
sosios, abonando 90 50 8 loo semanal.
La tltimA semsna obtuvo uno don
Luis Muiios Rivera, do San Juan so
clio rdmero 2
"A seis mssss dc e&resl fue sen.
tenciada hoy Ramona Hernandez que
aegdn nos rsfsrimos on otro suelto
promovi6 aver tsrde nm ess&ndalo en-
Pusrta do TERRA, sgredtsndo & IN
polisfs.
-Essa noehs habrk tension do
Dolichtnslas. prestidigitasi6n, resita'
ei6n csnto, sn m teAtro preparado
Al sfeoto On los altos do 10 casa liz dc
10 Gale dol Sol.
-Naestro sniuaiasta correljglo'
mario amigo don Jose Ortiz MArsi'
nsz, hs adquirido On vsnsa el esf6
sLa gran Paradise sitio On In calle del
Sol ndmsro liz. en- el eual trats do
introdusir grandss meioras. El stiior
Ortiz 90 un industrial laborioso Que
cSda die 'xtisnds mas Ell radio en- sus
negooios.
-Eata tards fusron aprobAdos los
nombramisntos do sgertss substitution
do inseripc 'onss, On los pueblos de
AxuAdllls. Salinas, FAiArdo, Aibc nj,
TO y SGn Juan.
tOoNti'ssi0 en- Ia pdgIma 6ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A

Acometimiento a un toicia.-Don Angel
Celestino Moraes.-La Gaceta de la Poica.-Progra-
ma de la retreta de ehoy.-Un nforme, ,-Conferenca.-
Opera <Rlgolettos s.-Func6n transferida.- -Consejo
Ejecutvo-N Nombramientos aprobados. = Misica en-
AdJuntas. .-Denuncias sentencias.-Otras noticias
de interes general.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

unique acts that has been put on the
vaudevine stage she calls it "rhe
SUMMER Boy lt has proven winner
everywhere. Miss Grayce IS remarkably
handsome aud makes friends wherever
shc geea. She also has q good voice
ana sings some new catchy souEs.
I,llsy and Morgan have burlesqus
on lhe nolo-drma that never fails to
bring down the house. 1t Is put ON In
such manner that the audience can't
hcn hut laugh. the only trouble being
Is 20 be able to quit
70. novelty Frank Cemar who fol-
lows. Is la the lead lie comes out rep
rcsonung on Irish scrub woman After
patimg the audience in lovial noed he
Goes slacl. wire act t4at s. enitcN
now This. combined with SOM tab-
loaux effects. puts me act amon2 tno
leacrs.
"a Gentleman OF Quality which D.
next pnt on by Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham.
is out OF the ordinary run OF sketches.
Il Is laughing hit aud WIS built ior
iusghiue purposes only. The gentleman
Of The team IL the originator of the
'1lond Hobo" TWO and Is an excellent
comedian.
ahe Illustrated SONGS "You'u Want
Someone 10 love You When You're
oid," ana "rhcyn An no Glad 70 SEQ
You When You Come Home" are both
new ones They have pretty trnes aud
are beautifully Illustrated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

Fortunately No FatA Was Required, fo'
she Had None.

~ had no fiim whatovcr. but on the
advice % haia. hearty od gentleman
who spuae from experience / hogan 60
writes ain ohio woman llylag IN Birber-
ton, who says she is 40. Is known TO be
fair. and admits that she is growing
plump on tho new diet
n shall not trY TO toll you how / suf-
fercd for years hom deran,sed stomach
THAI rejected almost an sorts OF food,
and issimilatcd what little was forced
upon Il only az the cost OF great dis
trcss and pain. / was treated by many
different doctors and they gave me many
different medicines. and l even spent
seven years la exile from my home,
thinking change OF scene might do me
good. You may Judge OF the sTavityi OF
my condition ~hen ! tell YOU was
sometimes compelled 10 use morphine
for weeks al 4 time
For two years ! have eaten Grape
Nuts food az least twice day and l
can now say that l have perfect health.
1 have taken no medicine "a that time
Grape Nuts has done Il all l can vat
absolutely anything ] wish. without
stomach distress. 1 am a business wom-
and ana can walk my or miles a day
and feel better COR doing 80. I have
10 nse braipa Ia nay work, and Il Is re-
markable how quick. alert and tlreless
my mental powers have boeisme" Name
given BY Postum Co. Battle Greek,
Mich
There's a reason. Read me alile book.
The Road 20 Welisille.9 Ia pkes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
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THIS DATE ~ HISTORY.

II rirft. -..-.. =,
% i4si-Battie Of Afortmers. O
o Cross. O
% 1862 Sir Edward Coke. Lord o
Q Chief Justice Of Englard, born. o
o Died Sept. 3. 1888 o
% i6si-Pope Alexander VIII, o
Q died. O
O 1757-John Phillip Kemhle. o
o famous actor, born Died Feb. 0
Q 26. 1929. O
o 17s3-France declared war Q
O against England and Holland o
o 1sO0-U. s. frigate Constella. @
Q ton defeated French frigate La O
@ Vengeance. O
O 1si1--Arthur H. Hallam born. @
. 1S16-st. Andrews society in Q
o corporated
o 1s51-Mary W Shelley, novel G
C ist, died @
@ 1s52-ohio state House at Q
10 Columbus burned. @
@ 1s53-Parliament house at Que. @
c bee destroyed by fire, O
10 Texas passed ordinance Q
O Of secession. G
@ lS67-Reform procession of g
g 10000 men In London O
@ 1S69-Bishop Doane conse- c
9 Grated at Albany 9
9 1S7O--George Peabody's body 9
Q arrived in Salem. Mass G
10 1872 Secretary Boutwell's 6
6 Syndicate" indorsed by House G
c of representatives. c
O 1S74-The women's antiliquor O
6 crusade began in the west Q
Q 1S7s-George Cruickshank, ia c
c nous English caricaturist died. c
c 1SS5-Oklahoma boomers" or Q
Q ganizing new expeditions. g
@ 1sS6-GIadstone resumed Office 9
6 with a Liberal ministry. 9
@ 1ss7--J II Reagan elected Uni 6
c ted states senator from Texas. G
@ 1sSs--Flre in Charlestown, s. c
G C., destroyed 1000 bales OF cot c
@ ton. c
@ 1ss9-U. S. Senate rejected c
/ G British extradftion treaty c
% 1890 Storm in Nebraska and c
O South Dakota. Forty degrees be- c
! q lYv- yaro q
10 1S91-Cyclone passed through c
c western Mississippi. c
C 1s92-U. s. supreme court de- c
g cided James E. Boyd legally gov c
c ernor Of Nebraska. c
20 Minister Stevens raised c
@ the United States fiag at Honolu- c
C In. c
G 1s95-Game Warden Hicks Of c
i c Wisconsin murdersd by poach- c
@ ers. c
O Combine known as the c
G Whisky Trust" formed. c
@ 19o5-charles Lockhart one c
O of the founders of Standard Oil c
@ company died at Pittsburs. C
: @ G o O @ @ G O O Q C @ Q c {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
PROGRAM
OF lnterurhan Teachers Association, at
south MoAlester February g.

Special 20 Daily Leader
south meAlester, T. T.. Feb. l. Fol-
lowing Is the program OF the Intcfurban
Teachers association at the high school
building IN South McAlester. Saturday,
Fcbnuarys, al 10 a. m.i
T. The use of formulas in teaching
United States hixory.
2. The purposes OF the recitation.
and how 10 attain them.
O. What things are you teaching
which seem 70 you to be OF little value
70 pupils; and Why DO you so consider
them3
4. Each teacher Is requested 70 pre-
pare a list Of what she considers the
most serious faults In teaching,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

One in ten or tne desirable positions
are secured without the aid 6f want ad-
vertising--but your chances are a. good
as snyone's for securing ono OF the 9TH
er nina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

II anything went amIas Sc the once
today which want ad. may remedy
M ~ru hastened to fix up the want sa.
.-.1y stop worrying about the mat
tes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
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The yellow Fever Germ

has recently been discovered. It bears
n close resemblance 20 the maloria
germ To free The system from disease
germs the most effective remedy IS DR.
Kings New Life Plus. Guaranteed 20
curc fill discusses due 10 malaria poison
and Constipation Poe at an drug stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
KNOCKOUT PRICES


300 doz. moro glasses at 60 500
lamps az iOc each. 100 beautiful salad
bowls. 25c. 100 boxes Swift a Co.'S
witch Hazel soup az Toe, Tho regular
25c a Gaze Woodbine soap for three days
cakes for dime. 80 regular $500
rings az $500. 100 patterns. elegant gold
band glassware ~ loc each; see the win
dove. Who. What. When store. Okla.
Ave. and Vine 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

You can get plain glass pitchers, largf
berry bowis and cake stands at Guth-
rie NoveJiy Racket. saturday See oui
window.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

At Trinity church. corner OF Noble
avenue and Broad street. win be oI-
served tomorrow morning Tho Feast Of
the Fertilization Holy communion will
be observed at ten O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

A healthy man Is a king In his own
right an unhealthy man IS an unhappy
slave nurdock Hood Bitters builds up
SQUAD heallh--kecps you well.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

General Jamison viii deliver an ad-
dress sunday afternoon at the memorial
service held at Trinity Episcopal church
IN memory Of General Joe Wheeler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
The New RiaIto Last

Is the most perfect swing Zoe last that's made
It's made in Gun Metal Calf Bucher Cuban heel and med
um extension sole 1t does skin peel and takes
a high polish. Price ---.- A--.-~------. S4.OO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

The city council Of Oklahoma CITY
has authorized a rigid checking up or
the eli auditors Office and all other
city departments by McGreeor Douglas.
an expert The euditor's office was in
stalled two years ago by Haskins & Sells
q Chicago, at cost Of $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
paul oIImore Tomerro~ NIaht.

A love story IN a Colonial setting.
witch shows how a dashing. intrepid
gallant. In face of great odds, wins the
woman who was meant Tor hhn since
the world began. Is what our playgoors
may expect 20 see a. the Brooks tomor-
row night. when Paul Gilmore and a
splendid company appear there In the
new spectacular comedy romance, Cap
tain nebonnaire"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
q a - To IA. \ "a.
Rsa,th. a The Kind You Haa kwayS B0agh
''s11'''' q Ix1AZzzm

es in this territory in thirty~six years.
Ho VAS "a member OF the party in 1871
which was attacked by The cheyennes
on the Cnarron, about sixty miles
northc: 5t of Guthrie. Five We're killed,
amo9g them son OF Captnil Deming.
of Mfenita. and brother of Robert Dem-
lne of zee pcming Investment company.
Thc ner were buried at Arkansas city
td "a nu1numclt cr@,ted 10 them The
hahncu N ihe rarty escaped 10 "a caa-
Won. where th. were surrounded hy the
Indians. siyty clraiDmen made dash
frnm Cldven aud saved the balance
nf mo narly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

Tho Bijou Road Show Is putting on the
best line Of vaudeville attractions that
are 20 be had throughout the entire
country. The bin which win be pre-
seated here Sunday night Is especially
good and has attracted great deal OF
attention everywhere. At wichita the
numbers were greeted with great ap-
piause and drew packed houses every
night fer week.
The program Is headed BY Wiley Ham
nlon aNd Ruih. Wiies in their latest
comedy skif. "rotly." Polly a simple
country maiden. comes 60 the city 70
meet her iiance. who Is shocked az her
1lsDlay Of a lack q city bred manners.
The comedy v Of the highest type ana
y true 10 nature.
Margaret orayey has one Of tbs most
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

Have you BacEachc? Get ii box Of
Kidneyeues-iho mos wondcum rem-
eds for an 1ldnoy troubles ANA they viii
make vou right Csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01
THE THEATRE

An aprseemuve audience Witnessed
the presentation Of "a par Of Pmks'
a. the Brooks last eygnins The pieee
Nsns entirely new Guthrie theatre
goors. but the hea.ty mara u npproYai
shown iast might bcspealss a eordid wei-
come should The production appear here
again. Messrs West Nolkes and Harry
stewart and Miss Margaret DAILY Nohe'
were the cbicf ninunkers, admirably
supported by an exceptionally wen drili-
cd chorus
Manager Brosss prtanises rs a nigla
OF scenes from grand operas Friday
night, Feb sch, given hy tbs National
arahd Opera company with remark
able cast OF principals, including such
stars as Duchess Ciertrude Dudley The
direct Mneal descend3,nt OF The original
Duchess Dudley and holder of ihe utle
today wondoriul lyric soprano. witA
voice marvellous FOR quality ana rapge
'.The fortune Tencr Il the Kind Of
beauty SHOW which Is 80 sr"A demand
at this time. Fle old-time chorus sirl
who was SO mnca ioked about hy ue
humoris's. not without some reason. has
been gradually disappearing from ths
stage. and the demand now Is for youne
womaniglnd OF progressing personal
appearance. The number OF manager.
sho have this SEASON made productions
which require the services of youne
wonsen who can sing. and are pretty a'
well. has been unusually large. hut n 3
s,tl uat the Messrs Aborn. In theh
production of "rhe Fortune Teller
have a coterie in their chorus that would
be hard TO excel either as TO g1ce
beauty or vocal accomplishmencss "rh'
Fortune Teller is 40 be seen and hears
az the Brooks Mondsty next.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat * lower.
Wheat IS lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

N the court Of Justice Ovcrbay yes
teraay afternoon at four O'Clock. John
IIorrod. charged with attempting to as
sist prisoner in the county jail ed
Campbell 20 escape. was given a hear
ing He was bound over TO the grand
jury. His bond was fixed az $500, which
he failed to give and wis looked up
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Walk Over Shoes
EOR MEN

IN THE New Spring Styles are beautiful in design
and perfect in fitting. They represent all that s
good in modern shoe making.
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LIvERPooL SECOND CABLE.

Wheat p lower.
Corn * lower.
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County Treasurer Rley s. smith. or
I.awton. lgturaei yesterday from "A short
visit 70 his faria near Manltou, whero
he had boen 10 look after the planung
OF his spriug crops. Mr smith reports
everything n tho hue town Of Mani
tou in N nourishinls condition. The
farmers ia an directions from there are
husily eamged IN breaking their land
for spriug ewing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

Duj Rlsley has accepted the captaincy
Of tho okiahoma city baseball club FOR
next seasbn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

ME cadi last evening in police court A.
II. King. Richard Burke, John Holden
ana John Doe. who were fined five and
costs apiece, which they could not pay
and were locked ~. Ohicor Vampuer
arrested The aggregation.
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Corn ri lower
Corn X lower
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Rev Nicholas pastor or Trinity Epis-
ccpal church. has extended an invitation
TO Governor Fraatz aud staff. Company
A. the Jamison Confederate camp, Rob-
crt A. Huston comp OF Spanish Ameri-
can war veterans and 1Iartranft Post.
g. A. r.. TO attend the memorial services
Tor General Wheeler. 10 he held al the
church Sunday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

Late pictures Of Father Time Indicate
that he has tom anotber large rent In
his shirt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-01

among the disappointed passengers on
the derailed Guthrie train who had 10
Inns had started 60 rcxas. hcr husband
Intending to accompany hcr as fnr as
Guthrie ana SO from there TO Fort smith.
She win lot 60 until the last Of the
week Chandler Pubhcist.
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C. A. McNabb. secretary OF the ter
rltoriai board Of agriculture, has reeeiv-
ed word from the Kansas penitentiary
board that binding twine from the prls-
on plant win DO furnished 10 Oklahoma
because OF the fact that the Oklahoma
convicts are kept in the Kansas peni-
tentlary. and a number Of them are
employed in me twine plant. Twine
was furnished 10 Oklahoma In 1905, but
was refused last year, as Il was thought
the entire output would be needed at
home. but sufficient improvements have
been made in the plant this year TO put
Oklahoma on the hst again. Announce
ment AS 10 the price win be made about
April l. Il Is certain. however, that Il
win be materially lower than the trust
pikces. II Is estimated by Secretary
BfcNabb that the concession from the
Kansas board win mean a saving OF
from SIS 200 30 $4,000 10 Oklahoma
farmers on this yesr's crcp