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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

IA AeC Gilt
Unfurnished Rooms.
WANTED-Three unfurn.shed rooms second
hett. tIe SJe Hght housekeeping; heat. gas. and
s--e--. Slo- o-S = 81. ne myl2-Zt
-FOUR nice. unfurnished. third-foor rooms:
t, neal, gas. cooking gas. porcelain tub: nice
mousse adults; price, sI3. SIS Florida ave NV
IN SOUTH BROoKLAND, four large, un-
turhlshed rooms. light and airy. new house
20 small quiet family. Address NJ. L. q
station X II
TWO OR THREE unfurnished rooms on
second - hoor. bath on same. rent reasonable.
- -eI NV. myl2-zt
THREE nice. unfurnished. communication;
rooms, bath- sos 81 St ne. my12-2t
23c 1sT ST. SE.-Near the Capitol enT7rs
tnlrd floor. three rooms. Sl2. myl2-2t
TWO BRIGHT corner rooms, second floor
RI1yate ~ family heat. gas. and bath. 81. So
ls2S Sun 81. NV. 1t
THREE unfurnished rooms, Si5; no children;
lght housekeeDing- l402 6th St NV. It
Two ROOMS for light housekeeping. 70 let.
Inyl2-2t
housekeeping II desired; no children. Apply
- 9TH St Sc. myll-st
TWO unfurnisEed rooms. second floor. heat
gas. and bath y + ST. NV. myII-st
TWO unfurnished rooms. second floor: Ugbf
housekeeping gas and bath 1fl1 q 81. Sc
myil-3t
500 ST SE.-Two, three unfurnished
rooms; every convenience; reasonable
mylI-3t
TWO unfurnished, communicating second
hOor rooms for light housekeeping: heat and
gas. l5l2 9th 81. NV. rnyIO-as
FOR RENT-Two rooms and bath, 81 COS
18th 81. ne Ynvlo-qf
TWO unfprnished front rooms second floor.
light housekeeping moderate rent ITO5 18th
81 NV. rrv10-qr
UPPER PART OF clean house; four rooms.
nicely furnished halls; convenient TO Gov
erumcnt Printing OTi1ce and Pension once.
So. Pa @ st NV. rny7-Tt
FOR RE ENT-Four large, airy roOrns first
noor and basement. porcelain tub: hot water
heat range large yard summer rates
OWNER, 2l45 X ST. NV. Eayg-4t
TWO ROOMS on second floor: bay window:
Sl5. two on third. Sl2; near Government
Printing once. "a G St NV. rnys-5t
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman partner; small
amount OF cash; paying business. snap:
ousiness light and pleasant. Address BOX
81, Times office. myI2-st
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boy for housework: Is to
lS years Of age; references required. Address
BOX S74. Times office myl1-3t
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Wanted-SaleSmen.

WANTED-Salesman for grocery trade: thor
oughly experienced man with first-cIass ref
erences only need apply; good position Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times of7ce. rnyl0-1t
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girl FOR housework; re
erences. 929 II NV 1t
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For Sale-hiscellaneOus.

s.. SUANIiIX nM Of broken brick cheap. sos K
no
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4
Il sts- Phone East 25-R. ja2o-tf
FOR SALE-You can buy a high-Era Piano
for very little money during this sale OF
slightly used instruIll ents- Some OF the bar
gains $50 Sohraer, $50; 500 Knabe, 500:
500 Stlefc, SIS: SJO0 Weber Qfke nsw). $50,
500 GabIer. $50: 500 Hazeiton. Bros. $50:
SsO0 N0se & Sons. 500. 500 Shoninger, S2S5.
$40 Stodard, Sis $50 Chlckering. 500: and
$50 Weber Grand. 500. Sole agents for the
Sohmer, Hardrnan. Nose & sons. and ShOn-
inger Planes y. :. DeMOL4L * Co.. I23l y
st apZI-f
FOR SALE-Two carloads window screens
and doors screens 125zc up; doors. sic up
extra wide doors. carload IA stock; knock
down frames. &c wire. lac square foot;
screens made 70 order, 45c- hLEEBLATT $
18th and II SITS Ee- myl-Smo
FOR sALE-U Upright pianos at unusually low
figures u viii pay you 10 see Us before de-
Cldlng. Must sell Ian used pianos) az a
sacriHce; one Upright. Sl2o. squares as low a.
IS. CHAS- N STIEFF. 81 l4ta 81. NV
S2ss FOR SANITARY. orop-side eouches.
rockers sSc: go-carts $l-SS; parlor and bed
room suites. 81 per weck- See goods RED
MOND'S. 81 and SIS 7th st NV feI5-tf
FOR sALE-CASu REGISTERS: Nationals
and HalIxOods, - TO 70 per cent reduction
small total adders for soda fountains. etc
HALLWOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY.
sor St NV myI-u
FOR sALE-Large sectional Arctic Queen
ice box. Apply $50 Pennsylvania ave- nv.
mh7-6t
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RARE CHANCE-Stock, fixtures safe. and
-sase on building; one OF the best locations in
the city. owner wishes 70 retire. Address
BOX sSs Times Office. rnyI2-3t
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WANTED-Ss.OO0 to 700 IN business estab-
nshed ten years; safe. and good profits.
Address BOX 800. Tines Office myl2-3t
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, EOS KENT-Bright. coCI room. 81 per week
slngle $50 7Z3 Sth st NV III
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Summer Board.

A COOL. rostruI spCt Tor summer board
the wASHINGTON COLLEGE 81 and
SITS ne Opens June l. ap27- -30t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman for general
housework: must be good iaundress. 140t
9th ST. NV. II
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n - NV i-'G antique furniture cheap. Sc z
ruvI2-9.
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~ SOUTH BROOKLASD, four large un-
furnished rooms light and airy. new ho,1se-
20 small quiet family. Address NJ. l. q
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WANTED-Draftsmen, mechanical. architeC-
tural. or structural. are always in demand
at good salaries: ten young men wanted TO
ioin club TO learn drawing. at home even
ings: instruments furnished. Address BOX
SGs Times Office. Inyli-3t
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any Kial,s I,. cash. certificate: good on
I5Ox 4lz Times once -Aaaress a
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WANTED-A young girl for housework- 6
Maryland ave. ne. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06
The Mayors Reply.

Guthrie, Okla. June 80, 1906. Mr..
j. A. Goodwin, Sec, Overlook AS.
phalt Co, Ardmore. l. T. Dear Sir.
In reply to your favor Of the 9th inst,
requesting me to give you a complete
financial statement of the City of
Guthrie, mder the seal Of the proper
officials; also map of the proposed
paved district, permit me to say that
| am herewith making enclosures com
plying with the request
There is absolutely no question re-
garding the power OF the city to make
this Improvement Neither is there
any doubt concerning the valuation OF
the property in the paved district The
entire cost of payine probably would
not exceed thirty thousand dollars
The property in that district is worth
several hundred thousand
| an certainly surprised at the ac
tion OF the local banks in refusing to
handle this paper Certain it Is that
they know the intrinsic value OF
Guthrie property Moreover, they
know that Guthrie has never repudi
ated debt for one company. and th ii
her bonded Indebtedness OF two hun
dred ana ten thousand is the smallest
Of any cts in ths ,srltory
The coun,i would be very glad "a
have you submit bid on this propce
would be pleased 70 have You write
me confdontIally exactly what on
local bankers said to you regardlna
this Ntrk
II possible ! wCgld be glad to have
you call at my Office so hat we might
cd work. If not a3king too much,
take this matter up and discuss it in
all its "Details. II there is any further
Information which yol may desire
please let me know. aud will furnis
II with pleasure Yours truly,
(SigDedB J. ". DUKE, Mayor.
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rs THE MARK A PERIOD
OR is. IT A COMMA

Philadelphia. Pa. Jub o. Punctn
alton marks figure in wiz case heard
before Judge Johnson iu Media II q
certain mark IN the will h a comma
the property in question o homestead
worth sl25,0O0. remains ia the posses
sion oi Miss Ietitia Hun hrcys, who
now liyos upon H. But themari5 is
a period, then the estat, may go "a
Mrs. Grace Humphreys, econd wife
of Col Henry Hollings orth Hum
phreys
Attorneys have argued fuently both
sides, the win In question being that
Of Mrs Rebecca Humphreys, the wild
ow Of Gen Henry Atkinson Humph-
reys whose father was the naval archi-
tect VINO designed old Ironsides-
Judge Johnson has taken the case
under advlsement and viii get new
magniiylng glass 10 scrutiuize the
mark before he decides
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WHITE AND WOMAN
on FRIENDLY TERMS

New York. July G.-That Mrs. Thaw
and Stanford White were on friendly
terms upi 70 last September Is the as,
seftion made in a signed statement
given orr today by John Burns, who
was employed by White as chauffeur.
Burns says he placed his electric cab
al Mrs Thaw'9 disposal twice. once
before her marriage, the second time
about FIVE months after IL. Burns con
tinued: Il never once took White TO
his studio In Madison Square Garden
tower IN company Of a woman aud /
never saw a women enter there"
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Mr. Blood is travelling over the new
state with a view Of investing in real
estate.
c. l.. Woods. Of Woods Bros. tailoring
establishment left this morning for
Chicago to purchase fan stock Of
goods
------
J. w. oldham returned this morning
from business trip to Crescent city
He went to Oklahoma city on the noon
train.
M n. Bookor is here from Tulsa for
a few days. the guest Of friends. GU
route to Colorado 70 spend the summer
months.
Miss MAY Neal who has had charge
of the news stand at the Santa Fe Un-
ion station. has resigned. She win be
succeeded by Miss julia Brophey
Governor Frsntz and secretnry Orvnle
Frantz returned on the late train last
evening from Hobart whore the gov
ernor made a Fourth OF July address.
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ASPHALT FOR
EAST WARNER
tconiinued from page -

AOOhrhucI nun Pasc II
the mayor has received the following
letter from the Overlook Asphalt Co,
Of Ardmore, l. T..
Arimore T., July 2, 1906. Hon.
j. W Duke. Mayor, Guthrie. OKLA,
Dear Sir: Replying to your favor OF
the 30th ult permit us 20 thunk you
Tor your map and data concerning the
City Of Guthrie, and prompt a-.er tion
to olf request We hope TO be able 10
returu this favor al no great d slant
time. and assure you that these papers
Will IN all probability eonclude our
negotiations Tor the sale oi the paw
ing certificates we viii make . bid
based upon first class wori, only. and
trust that II wisi be OF such char
aeter as to warrant the city iu award
ing us further contracts ia the future.
In case we secure this one
Referring again to the matter cf the
local banks refusing TO take our Ger
tiheates, will say that we do not want
10 be in the position Of criticising
their methods. only in so far as II be
comes an effort 10 keep out competi-
ton This was the feature that we
took exception 20 When We are
again in Guthrie. which viii probably
be in few days We will 20 over that
matter with you. Our best efforts now
are directed toward establishing per
manent market for all OF the Guthrie
paper, 50 that we shall not have TO
depend rpon local banks There is no
doubt in our minds but that the paper
f. unquallhedly good and We think the
local Institutions are taking a wrong
view Of the matter In refusing H. or
course they can not carry it as as
sets Of the bank FOR an interminable
tine as the national banking laws do
cot permit this to be done.
All We ask in the paving contract of
Guthrie is fair show At the work.
We have our reputation already estab-
llsbed and we hope to maintain IL
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AT THE THEATRE.

The greatest novelty today in the linz
Of entertainments ad therefore the most
popular is the nioyig picture pcrfor.
nance. No company on The roao today
Is better equipped with tho very --latest
novelties in this line Than the . T.
Crawford company. which viii be seen az
The Electric aPrk theatre IN this city ~
Sunday night. Prices--childrel i0c. Adj
uts 20. Il has an the up to date ap-
paratus Tor giving this kind Of entar-
taiument
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PERSONAL
NJ ENTION

c, AZ .sOrensop is in Edmond today
c. F, Cow is in Perry today on bust
ness
President Page is here today from
LangstOn.
J. a. Mmiard Of Goodnight. is in the
city today.
+. ". Pyle and Fred soehl are in OK
lshoms City today
County Attorney Franz Mcclure is IN
Oklahoma city today
Attorney J. r. Mosher reformed TO
Norman tiis morning.
County Commissioner ). d. burke is
In Oklahoma City today.
Rev Harvey returaed this morning
from Douglas, Kansas,
c. {. Alexander returned this morning
Bush Bowman. returned this morning
from business trip 10 Epic
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KANSAS JUDGE UPHOLDS
TREASURER KELLEY
CBy Associatoa pros.J

opcisa Juy 6.--Judgc D1na In the dis.
trict court sustained a demurrer today
to the third count IN the case against
state Treasurer sicily. that Of tho
charge OF a six thusand dollar shortage
ON account 90 the loss OF interest OH
Oklahoma warrants sold. The judge held
that Kelly had q right to dispose Of the
Oklahoma Warrants AT any time he sitw
1if
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BRYAN VISITS PARLIAMENT.

London July 5.-wilnsm J. Bryan
was an interested visiias 20 tIe House
of Commons TINS afternoon. the guest
Of John Bufns. president OF the local
government board. who introduced Bry-
an 10 a number Of British politicians.
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wherever IT is up to us to take the con
tract.
We thank you very much for your
kindness in sending us the necessary
maps and information. and will take
pleasure in calling on you when In
the city. Very respectfully yours.
OVvERBROOK ASPHALT co,
BY J A Goodwin, Secretary.
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o'Conner. a. Rinaer

Al the rectory Of ST. Pauls' Episcopal
church Thursday evening al Oklahoma
City. Miss Anna O'conner, or this city.
and Mr. Elmer g. Ringer " Ouray.
Colorado. wera united in marriage the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Rev DR.. Davidson, rector of ST. pauls
church performing the ceremony. The
ceremony was witnessed by Miss Amandi
oConncr. organist at the church aAi
sister OF tho bride. al few particular
friends.
For number OF years the bride has
acted as assistant librarian az Carnegie
library and has many friends IN this
city. Mr.. Ringer occupies the chair OF
science at the ouray high school Mr..
and Mrs. Ringer left this morning for
Chicago where he will do post graduate
work In the university there. They viii
go TO Colorado IN September whore
they will be at come 20 their fEende
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Aonongehaia. Pa. July 6.-One man
vas killed ana fve were seriously IN
five foet high. nlne miles west of here
today.
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The following visitors registered this
morning az Carnegie lSaryi
Mr. and Mrs r. n. Jackson, Tulsa.
Miss Grace Vorbccs MeAleater
Miss Irene Turner. Oklahoma city.
Mr. and Mrs Fred septs. Kansas city.
Miss Amy Brooks. Oklahoma city.
Miss Louise Wentworth, lIdall Kan
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Arcade. Seattle, Washington.
Mrs A. n. Houston is hostess this az
ternocn 60 the Guthrie Whist club.
President } r. Campbell. OF Weather
ford, WAS the guest Thursday Of MI. and
Mrs. J. } Hndreth
Mr. and Mrs l.. =. Leach. Jr.. win
leave Saturday for montl's pleasure
trip through the western statss.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trapwen and Mrs.
William y. F'ossett are week end
guestsl OF Miss Lillian Anderson, at
kingfishcr.
Mrs Mike Cusscn ana pretty little
baby daby daughter went to Ponca city
this morning 10 spend the week end
visiting relatives and friends
Miss Elizabeth Field returned this
morning to Sulphur Springs after a
pleasant visit with her brothers. Clark
and Frank Field, aud feanilies in this
city.
Mr. ana Mrs J A. sam7soll and
daughter. Miss Jessie viii leave the
first Of next week for Manitou. Colo
RADIO. to spend the summer months IN the
mountains.
Mrs r. Yamamoto Of sulina. Kan
81. L,
lecturer who spoke here during the AS
sembly session, is the week end guest
% Rev and Mrs. w. II Hose
Mr. and Mrs q. C. Guss and family
returned iris morning from Yost lake
where they spent July Fourth picnic
Ing and fishing They brought home
with them a fine string Of fish.
Mrs Hanes prominent Maccabee
organizer who was here last week at
tending the session Of Epworth Assembly
and visiting Mrs. a j. Rittenhouse left
this morning for her home at Augusta.
Kansas.
+
Mrs. f. o. Lutz ana two attractive
children, Adelaide and Charles, left on
the afternoon train Thursday for Kan
sas where tacy will spend the summer
months visiting at various places with
relatives and friends.
Miss Edith Hattonb0wer, Of Douglas,
Kansas, is the guest this week OF Mr.
and Ml~ Allen Hartenbowcr. IN CONE
pany with Mrs Haitenbowor she win so
20 Oklahoma CITY Saturday to be the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Frank Best
for "A week
Children growing gardens under the
conditions Of the city Federation Of Wo-
mes clubs contest are asked to bring
bouquets tomorrow 20 Ramsay's store
whore prizes viii be disptrlDuted. Six
bouquets must be entered in the contest
otherwise the prizes win not be award
ed.
Miss Cornne stevens left "Wednesday
evening for Chicago whore shc will take
n five weeks post graduate course az the
conservatory Of music. Miss stevens
has resigned from the Nor,.. 'esteru
Normal school faculty aud upon her ro~
turn To Guthrie about September T.
viii omen "a music studio.
Mrs. g. NJ Barnes entertained these
| guests at one o'clock luncheon We'd
lesdag comnlimentary 70 Misses ATV
Brooks and Irene Turner OF oklahoma
I city Mr and Mrs Charles f.. Billings
! ley. Mrs. George Bnungsey Miss Lillian
Boles. Messrs Roy Winton Carl Met
I cali and Iicutenant Bart Baraes.
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Claude. son Of Mt and Mrs Charles
Magner 3l9 East Grant ayenue waa
seriously burned about the hands ANA
face Wad1es1ay by the explosion Of Toy
pistol The powder was deeply iuboddod
80 tho skin apd II was necessary for
Dr Petty the attending Rhysician to
cut into the skin 90 remove the gspiis.
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Little Thelms daughter Of Dr and
Mrs. Ralph sn,Rh. who received such
severe burns about the bead aud face
july Fourth being struck b., a bah from
% Roman candle Is conynlescing nicely.
No permacnt injury To her eyes will be
sustained ne was first feartd.
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oENsRAL FEoEkAlIoN 81 woMnN-s sLues iga...aos


TerritrisI Federation.
President--Mss a O. scott. atin-
water.
First vice presidsnt--Mrs. Riddle
Chickasha.
Second vice president--Mrs. Lsdbet-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Mrs. p r. King
Newkirk.
Corresponding sesretsry-N Mrs. nay
saltwater
Treasurer-Miss Maude DeCou. Aiva
Auditor, Mrs. II. NJ Clark Pawnee
City Federation.
President Mrs. W. A. Frasier
Vice president Mrs. Horace Speed
Recording secretary, Miss Alma Car
ton.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. william Bilncoe.
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Auditor J.. " Baxter who Is very M
az MS residence on North First street
continues TO grow worse. He Is suffer-
Ing from an attack Of malaria fever and
rheumatism. AZ times the pain Is SO IN q
tense hat it is feared paralysis NAV pe-
suit
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O 0 o O O o @ o O O o o Q G Q c
o WITH THE SUFFERERS. c
Q o o o o o O o o o 0 O q q o o {

Mrs Chraies Beukmun. OF Gushing.
who has been IN at the city hospital for
several weeks. is reported convalesrent.
The little baby boy Of Mr. aud Mira
Nlcodemus Is reported 10 be quite scri-
ously 10. The child is twin, rtc other
baby dying last week The surviving
child Is about nve months old
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MISS Corlnne stevens left "Wednesday
evening FOR Chicago whore sho viii take
"a five-wecks post graduate course az the
conservatory OF music. Miss stevens
has resigned from the NOr,.., 'estern
Normal school faculty aud upon her ro-
turn TO Guthrie about September +
viii onen a music studio.
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Children growing gardens under tho
conditions Of the city Federation Of wo-
mes clubs contest are asked to bring
bouquets tomorrow 20 Ramsay's store
whore prizes Will be dlsptriDutcd. Six
bouquets must be entered in the contest
otherwise the prizes win not be award
ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Mrs g. NJ Barnes entertained these
guests at one o'clock luncheon We'd
1esdag comnlimentary 70 Misses Aw'
Brooks ana Irene Turner OF oklahoma
city Sir and Mrs Charles f.. Billings
ley Mrs. George Bnnngsley Miss Lillian
Bol4s Messrs Roy Winton. Carl Met
cali and Licutenant Bart Baraes.
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Miss Edith Haftonb0wer, Of Douglas,
Kansas, is the guest this week Of Mr..
and Mr.. Allen Hortenbowcr. IN com-
pany with Mrs Haitenbowor she viii so
10 Oklahoma city Saturday to be the
guest OF her sister Mrs Frank Best.
FOR a week.
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John W scothorn. acfi8g United
states attorney returned today from
NevkirS where he spent Judy Fourth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Attorney General Cromwell returned
this morning from PaWhuslsa where he
gave the principal address July Fourth.
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Mr and Mrs. J A. sam7soll and
daughter. Miss Jessie viii leave the
first OF next week for Manitou Colo
RADIO, to spend the summer months IN the
mountains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Mr.. Blood is travelling over the new
state with view Of investing in real
estate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-06

Right Fielder John Dmham of inc
Guthrie bAsebali club. r7en yesterday
with his family at Welisiewn
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-04-18
Obituaries.
BENJAMIN p. HARVEY.

Whereas 1T has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove our beloved brother,
Benjamin p. Harvey, from His earthly
courts, to the heavenly courts above;
who joined Concord Presbyterian Church
September 20, 1874; was dismissed to
Hat Creek Presbyterian Church, April Z,
1872; was received again, by certificate,
July 3, 1881; was made ruling elder in
spring of 1882; and died from injuries by
his horse on March lst, 1906 He was a
few days over 70 years of age. Therefore
be it resolved:
LIST. That whilst we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of God, who doeth all
things right, we do at the same time sore
ly lament the loss, which we as u church
session have sustained by his death
End. That we record our testimony, re-
speeding the consistency of his Christian
character; the amiableness of his dispo-
sitiOn the devotedness of his affections
for wife and children; his gentlemanly
department.; and his quiet, unoficious
manner of laboring for his Master
3rd. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Central PRESBYTERIAN for
publication; that they also be spread
upon our Minutes; and that copy be
sent to his widow and children, as an ex-
preston of our heartfelt sympathy for
them in their bereavement, with the
prayer that the God of the widow and
Father of the fatherless may dwell with
them forever. By order of the Session.
j. K. HANNAH, Clerk.