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a n CIo.

I'm buen administrators honrado v de
responsabilidad, con perfecto conocimiento
del negocio de tabaco en- hoja, SIC necesita
para ell estabIeeimiento en- Puerto Rico de
una Agencia de una gran firma de New
York dedicada q dicho neg0cio.
Debe residir ensP uerto Rico, Y estar fa-
miliaTizado con Ia industria Y manufacture
de cigarros en- La Isla.
Exfjense las mejores refereneias.
AL que Teuna tales condolences Sc le pre-
senta una excelente oportunidad Coloca-
ci0n permanente Y buen sueldo. Debe sa-
Der leer y escribir ingles.
Justifque sus eonoeimientos referen-
eias y salaries que desea.
DirIjanse las peticiones x. Y. y. Box 233
San Juan. va.
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COMMERCIAL.

Los sefiorea Novaa, del lilo y Ca, s. en
O. han tenido Ia bondad de participarnos
la constitution de ma sociedad mercantil
On comandita, que girara bajo esa raz6n
y que Sc dedicard & Ia compra y venta de
teiidos de todas classes, al poT mayor. Son
8. clos gestores de Ia Teferida casa los sefio-
res Jose Novas y Pablo del Bio y conan
ditario don Ramon 81 Portela. Exito en-
sus negocios les deEeamos
Aver ha sido suspendido el juicio d.
vii De don Antonio Ferez Sarobe con los
senores Eugui Ca, de Gurabo, para 81
din 19 del corriente.
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GaIantsrIa pdstuns, abs0!utanente In9d!ta.

Jop6 Widrewitz, an hebreo que ACADIA
de morir en- Nueva York, ordena en- su
testamento que, mas de 10 que lega su
viuda, SO aparten $4,000 fin de presen-
tdrselos q la sefiora 81 esta resuelve volver
casarse, como regalo de boda. Los 10.
ses hebreos son por regIa general abnega.
dos.
FL de Ia capa, en- el trance con la
Befiora .Putifar, y algdn otro de que hablan
los ibros de ese pueblo, habrfan procedido
como este sefior Widrewitz, que ha inven.
tado una galanterfa p6stuma, absolute.
mente inedita,
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IMP o RTANIE.

do de mandolinas desde cuatro pesos has
ia doce pesos una. Es ell instrumentO de
moda de todas las sefloritas Y jovenes de
San Juan. Atriles niqueIados en- estuche
a 1925 uno. Valses, Mazurkas, Rig do
mes Lanceros franceses va instrumental
dos para orquesta. Cualquiera de estos
bailables, puede euviarse por eorreo, en-
viando % centavos en- sellos de correo. Lii
bretas pautadas propias para bandas y or
questa desde 10 centayos hasta 20 centavos
una. Dirljanse los pedid JesIis Rem
don Almira, Allen st. 21.-BOx 2l6. San
Juan, PR. Is ", q.
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Estimada feIiCitacidn del COmpatriO.
ia Riefa Palmer.
ANANKE.
lPor tezsqrafo.

De Mayagtiez recibimos anoche 81 tele.
grama siguiente:
Maysgiez Nov. 8. 8.47. p. m.-"Co-
rrespondencia San Juan. Graudilocuente
= patri6tico artfcuIo '.Vercingetorix" Hen6
indescriptibIe entusiasmo mi alma borin-
quefia 6limpdlsame felicitar mil veces La
Correspondencia". El extaricriza nobilfsi'
mos sentimientos autor. Viva IL uni6nl
MariGao RierG Palmer.
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RsgrssO de distingui-
dos COnpatTiOtaS.
Ia ssfora Marin de Muf0z Rivera ] 81 nIiO Luis
Tsgresan De RueVa York,

En- 81 ditimo Yapor llegado 4 este puer-
TO procedenta de Nueva York, han regre-
sado San Juan, Ia distinguida dana, se-
nora "a. Marin de Munoz Rivera, eapoaa
de nuestro estimable compafero en- la prem
So don Luis Mufioz Rivera, su nilo
Luis. Fueron recibir los viajeros aus
familiares y muchas personas de 81 smis-
tad,
'tLa CorreBpondenciaa da Ia mas afec.
tuosa bienvenida 4 Ia distinguida dana y
tierno vdstago, que forman 81 felfz hogar
de an compatriota tan diskinguido.
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Al teatrO hoy
La cara De Dies POI lrnlehss ChaDi, subs
hoy aesCena,

Esta noche Sc pone on escena en- el tea.
tro de San Juan, Ia aplaudida zarzuela en-
tres actos, letra de Arniches y mdsica de-
Chap, LA cara de Dios' en- que Sc dis
tinguen las Heforas Bobe J Ramirez.
Con mas de treinta personajes cuenta 81
reparto de Ia obra 50 m6sica fu6 siempre
muy celebrada donde quiera que Sc puso
en- escena.
Muy pronto De pondra en- escena 'Ma'
Tina' que tanto gusta al pdblico de esta
ciudad; en- ella trabajara 81 tenor de Ia
Companfa stfior Richard. EI domingo un
estreno con '.La Golfemia' ,cnispeante cua-
dro c6mico en- IN acto y tres cuadros, pa
rodia de 10 Opera Behemia'' q
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ArIib0 a Guanica
Una blsna composition musical seTa sstrsnada
el die 70.

Nuestro compatriota el delicado compc-
sitor don Rafael BalseirOD Ddvila, compuso
una marcia triunfal con motive del arribo
de los americanos Gudnica en- el 1898.
Esa composition m usicaI tituIada
"Arlibo Guanica'' Sc esta ensayando 4
fin de ser estrenada 81 dia de la llfgada
de los diatinguidos espOsos Roosevelt,
San Juan.
Personals .entendidaa que han dido Ia
ameritada composition, la juzgan de yer.
dadero m6rito artfstico.
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CrueIdaA con anInaIss.

El cabo de Ia policfa insular secundino
Fuentes, denunci6 condujo ante 81 juez
de paz, Sinforoso Ayala, acusado de
maltratar cruelmente al cabaIlo que tiraba
de IN caro- que guiaba, dSndole reeios y
continuados golpae con 81 foete al enca-
britarse 81 animal, di6 contra otro caro- y
cay6, caus6ndoae eroaiones en- las rodillaa
Fu6 condenado Ayala S5 de multa y
ed defecto de- pago, ingrea6 en- Is c6rcel
municipal por diez dias
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ANTONIO GRACo

Dice Ell "Ev. Poet''. .-"Una de las
difcultades con que tropieza 81 compradcr
de caoba en- Santo Domingo es la de que
& veces tiene que esperar hasta por tres
sfios una inuudaci6n para llevar Ia cos
ia las trozas.
Otra eg que los trabajadores q cada
revuelta Sc esconden huyendo de la reclu.
ta."
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Sc afrIsnda & Vende

Una finea rdstica, compuesta de $50
cuerdas propias para siembras de cflas,
frutos memories, tabaco, chinas etc. eIc.
Tiene casa habitacion, aparatos antiques
para La elaboration de azticar exeelente
aqua potable. Esta situada q orilIas de Ia
carretera de Aguad la Isabella q 30 mi
nutos de la primera poblacion,
Para mas informes Luis n Maisonave
AQuadilEa As v. a
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"QUIERE I'D. PoNERsE GRUEsA
Y COLORADO?
Consulte con su medico pongase las
inyecciones de cacodilato.
YO LAS PONGO iSIN DOLORI
Is ADOLFO g. FORTUNE, Practicante.--
Luna 54, altos.
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Sc GOMPRAN acciones de Ia Sociedad Coo
peratiya de Ahorros y prestamos de Puerto
Rico. Dirflanse w. Bosch.
iva. Box 238 San Juan.
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PARA cURAHR UN REsFRIApo'
EN- UN DIA tome q LAXATIVE BRoMo-
QUnINA. "a botioagio Is deVolver6 q dinero 81 no
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PoI u eaTsteIa central.

Aver tarde aali6 en- autom6yiI, en- viaie
por II carretera central, 81 senior Grahame
ComiBionado del Interior.
Reparaciones ser6n hechas en- los puen-
tes que 10 hayan de menester, Cd Ia caEre-
terra de Ponce San Juan ca clio tTaha-
jan activsmenta los empleados del Depar
tamento.
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"A las cinco dc Ia tarde de hoy ae
efectuarf 81 entieEro del que fu6 Lido. don
Tito GaIIardo, falleCido anoche % santur-
ca.
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CoLEeIo C0MERClAL lE ALRAMY

Albany magnificamente situado en- ell
Hudson con superiores adelantos para la
educaci6n.
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Mccain

Hugh Mccain. aged SIXTY years died
last evening at the fanny residence at
half past two o'clock having been M
for only few days Fo~ the past five
yea-s Mccain has conducted an estab-
ilshment on South Second street ana had
enjoyed the best health unuI he sur
fored stroke Of apoplexy last Friday
while going to his place Of business. He
suffered second stroke and saturdty
apsed into uncousciousa Ass from which
he never recovered
Three daughters Mamie. Agnes and
Margaret. survive him 10 mourn the loss
Of kind. loving father
The deceased was tive Of Ireland
and came TO America when a young man
landing at Philadelphia. He came Ia
Guthrie with the opellns OF the new
country and has made his home he-e
ever since
The funeral services win be held
Wednesday afternoon at tte family resi-
dence. on South Second street conducted
by Rev X. c. Ventress pastor OF the
First Christian church The remains
win be inferred in Sumwit View ceme-
terry.
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The r1arkets.
THE COTTON MARKET.

New Orleaas Aug q Another adj
vance OF about 90 point IA market to-
day was in the nature Of and supposed
to be ever confident shorts who could
see visions Of large croo items and a
continuance of favorable crop accounts.
Georgia. the pivot by which the market
was 10 be guided. Offered no encourage
ment to bears. returns from that state
TO the New York Journal of Commerce
deuoting but little chang In condition
OF the c1o1 when compared with one
month ago the substance In the report
being 10 effect that ths best 10 be eN-
pected was the crop t. hold its own.
Alabama however was probably a ut
ue better than looked for, Che same
condition having been arrived at that
the crop was holding its own.
Were one only 70 LOOK az receipts IN
Texas the movement TO market would
appear to be colossal but the crop hap
pens 10 be late east OF the Mississippi
river and Notwithstanding the hcavy re-
ceipts al Houston. aa1 Galveston. ar
rivals at an points since last Saturday
total but l9.4oO bales aga'rst 1851 bales
last year and 20.937 baes year before
last. The squirt in the market was due
10 unfavorable crop advises from Aln-
bama ana Mississippi also from Texas
and for lint offerings Of spot cotton by
the country. the interior having the I'D
on, no sales Of cotton teing made eN-
cept az relative higher level than al
which contracts are quoted.
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Resolved To Live
Without Medicine

From correspondent at Janesviie
wis. comes an interesting account Of
uu experience Of NJ. Charles s. Brown
ll aged citizen Of Lake Mills. "a small
town ncas that place
Mr. Brown. has been ip nl health Tor
some yeara in consequence Of a Fevere
case OF cAtarrii IN tho head and stom-
och. lie had doctore, FOR many
months without succccss and shofi
time sSga announced bis intention D.
stop lndng medicines 1lfoeethe- aid
live as long az he could without them
This he dld. but finding his condition
growing steadily wo4se tccame alarm-
ed.
Ah.Ht lA .lue J.. r. Cooper. ald
his medicine c,ime f-to prominsnce
IN this portion Of the country and Mr.
Brown read Of the remarkable results
they we're accomplishing. The balance
Of ths story Is best to'9 Ia Ais own
words which are quoted part as fol-
lows II had suffered f~Cm headaches
indigestion. catarrhal deafness and
when I heard Of the wonderful work
that Cooper1 medicines were doing
for the sick ! could noi resist trying
olce more. made Inquiries and
found that the preparations could be
obtained ut local drug store and pur-
chased small quantity ot them. had
little faith ! admit aud ~ can imagine
my surprise and delight wheh after
using them about one week actually
found myself getting better Gradually
my condition improved and ! gained ia
st~engih ana flesh NJ hearing im-
proved ANA noticed ifat my head
aches were less frequent aud not so
violent Now after several weeks
treatment eat heartily sleep wen and
have nose OF my former symptoms
feel confident that I con now stick 10
my resolution to live without taking any
more medicine.
The success OF thcs preparations
Coopers New Discovery and Coopers
Quick Relief ls surpris'n9. and inquiry
az r b. Lille & Co.'S drug store where
they are sold IN Guth~ie brought forth
the Information that immense quanti-
ties Of them have been sold here ald
some -eparkable results have been re-
ported
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LEE THOMAS DISCHARGED
Officer Whom Woman I'm.
plicated in Jail Delivery
Goes Free.

Lee Thomas, the negro deputy
sheriff, who was arrested on the sworn
testimony Of lottie Alexander. that he
had passed watermelon containing
steel saws into the county jail. was re-
leased from custody this morning on
nrder Of County Attorney Mcclure.
.Jrdge Overbay yesterday continued
Thomas case until Wednesday in Or
der that more Witnesses could be Sc
cured 1t is alleged that the Alex
ander woman has repudiated her
former sworn testimony, but the
county attorney gave no reason for
his action. II is presumed, however,
that he will proceed against the
Alexander woman.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

J. W. ldham is in Py-lsins today on
business.
r. T.. Skies, returned on the noon
train from business trip to Ponca City.
J. w Oldham Is Perkins today on
IA the city visiting at the Deaf and Dumb
Institute.
H. r. sweringen and family reft on
the non train for a two weeks visit
in sulphur
Ed Dunham. Of Newark. n. J., "a vis-
iriag his brother r. NJ Dunham in the
city this week.
Judge j. r. Lowe ef the Mutual Life,
returned from m0aths vacation trip
IN New Mexico.
r. H. Dunham. j. Coleghan. and Q. r.
Durham are among the Cuth-ie people
in Oklahoma CITY today.
The delightful cool weather that Is be-
ing experienced this week. lends aa ad-
ditional charm 70 the MANY functions
being given by the social feR "a the city.
ald the ones who have remained al
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GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Arrangements Made for Tournament
on Labor Day-Yesterday's
Scores.

The Guthrie Gun club held a proc
tice shoot at targets yasterday after
noon at four O'Clock at Electric park
A tournament has been arranged for
next Monday Labor Day Targets
will be used for the morning program
and live birds during the afternoon.
There win be special event for the
White trophy between Major McGin,
ley and Harold Eisenschmidt El
Reno sportsmen atid Others from
nelghborlng cities win be IN attead-
ance. The live bird event yin be shot
Within the hail park enelosurs and a
small admission viii be charged
Anatecrs are gelcome ~ the shoot A.
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(EIrse published in The Daily I.eader
August 2S f9o6.
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
CCfNTY. IS:
Notice Is hereby given that C. n.
Douglass has this day filed In the office
Of the County Clerk, IN ana for said
County, his petitlal asi-ing that H.
cense be granted him TO sell al retail.
malt spirlhous and vincus liquors on
lots No. 2s and p, block No 55, Third
Ward Guthrie Pro2e-. IN said County
and Territory.
II no protest be hled before Sept. H..
1906 his petition viii be granted and III
cense issued
Witness my hald and tie seal Of said
County hereto AFFIXED this 2lth day OF
August. 1895 NJ T.. TRAP
tSEALl Couaty Clerk.
By CARL l.. RICE DEPUTY
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The Man Who
PAYS Twice.

WHO ANON us HAS NOT BEEN
CALLED UPC TO PAY A BILL A
SECOND TIN AND HAD TO PAY
IT BECAUSE " cOUI NOT PRO
DUcE PROOF tF THE FORMER SET
TLEAlENr1 a. T. WHO USE ACTUAL
CASH IN MA lNG PAYMENTS HAVE
THIS EXPEEi ENcE THOSE WHO
PAY by CHECK ARE SPARED THE
ANNOYANCE AND EXPENSE OF
PAYING TWICE FOR TIE SAME
THING FOR THEY A. WAYS HAVE
A POSITIVE AND UNDIsPurARf.E
RErEfpT FOR EVERY PAYMENT.
THAT RECEIPT Is THE CANCELLED
WHICH rs RETURNED TO
THE RANK DEpOsITOR AFTER THE
BANK HAS PAID THE MONEY II
CALLS FOR. THE CAREFUL. MAN
OR WOMAN. WILL HAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT.
ouR SERVICES AdE An YOUR Dis
pOsAI
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COUNTY ". c. 7. .. CONVENTION.
Temperance Workers to Hold Two
Days Session, Beginning
Tomorrow.

The eighth animal convention OF
the womans Christian Temperance
Union OF Logan county will be held in
Guthrie tomorrow and Thursday The
convention will be called to order at
$3.50 D. MI at the United Presbyterian
church by the county president. Mrs.
NJ. Emma Miller The program for
tomorrow is as follows
Conservation seryiee-Mrs Della
jenkins
Roll Call Quotations from noted
temperance workers.
we welcome You Local Presi-
cents. Mrs. E. Il Fprrow. Mrs. A. l..
Druce
I'VE Are Glad TO BE Here Mrs S.
L. Neely, Meridian; Mrs. Lizzie Reyn-
olds. Marshall; Mrs Annie cnhee,
Coyle
Appointment OF committees--'re-
dentials. Courtesies. Resolutiona.
Report of county Officers.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs Mel
iie Deselms
Report OF treasurer Mrs G. w. Bell
Reports OF superintendents
what Has Our Union Been Doing?'
BY the local presidents.
In Memoriam.
Would the Ballot IN the Hands OF
Women Tend 10 Puiify and Reform
our Government General discus
sion.
Music
Introduction Of visitors.
Preliminary report OF eredentia
committee
Medal contest 10 the evening al
First N r. church.
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Hobby Of NORWAY. New auesn.

Hobby Of Norway's New Queen
Queen Maud Of Norway has her hob
bies, like most other European royal
ties. Among the many things she has
collected at various times are miscel-
laneous ornaments and useful articles
made of ivory, of which she is a great
admirer She has also for years coll
leoted ivory tusks, the spoils of royal
sporting expeditions all over the
world, and these will doubtless be add
ed to when her brother, the prince Of
Wales, returns from his Indian tour.
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Miss Florence miller is on the sick list
Mrs. b. H. Miner Of .his city, Is m
az the city hospital
Mrs bibe Of Nashville. Is under a
physicians care al the city hos7ital
Mrs.. Hoey % saltwater. Is cenvalesc-
Ing from recent nlaoss AZ the city
hospital
sars. Pred sWartout. Of Cushing. is
cnvalesclng AZ the hospital from the ~
fects Of q recent operation.
- 80 SC sweet n Fas
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Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Oklahoma city 9. Springfield o.
rpska u, Hutchinson q
Topeka z. Hutchinson o.
Leavenworth 1s. Joplin 2.
Leayenworth 2. Joplin $.
Wichita g. Webb City
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

B9stsn 8. Cleveland g.
Washington 10. Detroit !.
New Yc~F 2. st. Louis I.
Philadelphia o. Chicago /.
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Mrs A. y swaak and daughter Miss
Anna. spent today here visiting Aliss
Amy swonk They returned to A.eri
dian on the aftcino7n tssia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York q Cincinnati g.
New York o. Cincinnati
Brool<lynSt Louis. no game rain.
Boston o. Chicago e
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COTTON FUTURES.
New orIeans cotton.
CHICAGO MARKETS.



Ch'eao. Aug 27.-The wheat nmtket
was weuk all day and IL. volume Of
trading was small Prices We're bearishl5
affected az the opening hy clear Weather
ia the spring wheat section. AN increase
Of 1850. 700 bushels in Tie amouat cf
breadstnns on ocean passage and by
liberal worlds shipmenfe During the
first few minutes Of trading there was
active selling by pit tIudcrs while ele-
vators were fair bidders OF the Decem-
her options. Later the shorts covered
and caused a steady unacrtone F~esb
encouragement was give the bea~s by
estimates OF an increase OF i3 per cent
Ia the wheat cron Of India and 20 per
cent Of Australia, comparison IN both in
stances being made with the croo Of last
year. Small primary rec 'lPts and large
increase in the visible suTply than had
been expected. offset these bearish fac
tors. The market closed easy. Clear
ances Of wheat and flour We're equal 10
s7l. 500 bushels The visible supply de-
creased S67. 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 900 bushels against H.
s72. .o00 bushels for the corresponding day
last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chs
cago reported receipts Of la2 cars against
2ls cars last week and f1a car year
ago.
Corn.
Cooler weathe- with a possibility Of
frost IN a Few low lybg districts la the
northern section OF the corn belt, im-
parted nrmaess TO the corn market.
Trading was very light a .aoc-oase Of
100000 bushels in the visible supoly sus-
stained prices somewhat The market
closed steady Local receipts were rs
cars with res ears OF contract grade.
Oats.
Trading In oats was ligit ana the mar
ket had an easie- tone The weakness
IN wheat was the chief depressing infiu-
ence, though an increase ia the visible
supply had some effect The principal
selling was by cash houses Local re-
oeipts We're 225 cars
Provisions
Liberal receipts OF live hogs CAUSED
moderate ceiling Of provisions carly In
the day the selling being chiefly Ia the
way Of liquidation OF longs There was
some weakness daring the FIRST hour
but later the marSet became steadier on
fair support from packers Al the close
September pork Was up 2i3c
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home feel that Colorado wslther at it5
best could not be more enjoyable. or
this hreczes more invieoratlne or ~
freshins than that enjoyed by Tue resi-
dents 81 Guthrie NJ mideumner quite
the moet enjoyable Of The MANY afairs
announced for the week was the ses-
sion o. the Cambridge Annex Monday
afternoon af Ms. Abclis pleasant bothe.
Mrs Abel is entertainine her mother
ana sister. Mrs NJ. J.. slmms and Miss
simms. from Wdr-ensburg. Mo. AID the
club was invited 60 meet these guests.
Al hour was soent WITT the lesson. "a
few chapters from Carl schurzs 'Re-
miniscences." and the rsI1aindc- OF The
afternoon passed informally with social
conversation and music The hostess
served delicious three course iulcheon.
the dainty menu concluding with re-
f-eshlug Ices ard sugar covered caSes.
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''snoppers neadaene" IL prevented By
reading the ads. before yor yo shoppins.
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Charles NJ. LeGann. aged l2 lied this
morning. The funeral will take place
at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon from
52l South First street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-28

John Hinkle, Of Payne is here John
never misses Republican conven-
tion, Payne county will get the
chairman of the convention" said he
when he arrived this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-28

vel as experts who win shoot at tar.
gets only
ypsfordav's score follow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-28

No. 2 mixed 2s4 2sMc.
No. 3 sirea ss

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW.
Wheat $50. grade So
Corn 55S. grade 30.
Oats 3eS. grade Sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-28

Oscar Hayes, county treasurer Of
Garfield county is here from Enid.
Hayes is a delegate and is unalter-
ably against Mcclure and the tight
wad" machine You can always tell
where Hayes lis at" He never works
under cover