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Ell sefior Marchan en- HatiIIO.

Nueatro amigo y corresponsaI don P.
Marchan, que ha estado por Hatillo i'm
par de dias. ha tenido OCCASION de Visitar
aquellos campos y nos dice 81 peBar inmen-
SO que Sc siente por alk con la perdida del
prestigioso senior don Jose r. Milan,
hombre de iniciativas amigo consecuente
y patriota de energfa.
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Ell C0LERA
EN MADRID.
CaIOgIama via Curacao.

Con esos tftuloB publica, en- su edici6n
del 2 de Los corrientes, ''El Constitucio.
nal" de Caracas, que tienq extenso ervicio
cablegrafico Ia aiguiente noticia con toda
oportunidad trasmitida tambien & ssLa
Correap apondencia por 50 active corregpon-
sal en- New York:
Madrid, 2 de Agosto. So han presen-
tado aquf varios casos de e6leTa. AtribG.
yese tan funesta aparici6n Z Ia mala
calidad del aqua. Z
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], I. SILVA BANKING &
COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
CONVOCATORIA 4 JUNTA GENERAL.

De acuerdo con 10 dlspuesto en- ell artfcu-
10 IS de los Estatutos de esta Sociedad, Sc
c0nvoca a los accionistas de Ia Inisma, pa
Ta la Junta General ordinaria, que tendra
efeeto el jueves 30 del corrien,e, a las dos
de la tarde, en- Ia oficina central de Ia So
ciedad, Gale de la Tanca esquina q Fe-
tuan.
los accionistas que 10 sol citen, eI certifica-
do de su inscription para los efectos de su
asistenc Ia Junta. San Juan, p. r.. I5
de Agosto de 19O6.--J. 4. Silva Banking e.
Commercial Company.-Fr Schombnrg'
Director. eva
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. -ssalidas de Bayamon y Capi.
81 acknowledgements.
Dias adorable - n aflana s, 7.O5, 3 30
9.45 11.00. Taffle 1915, I.45t 8.l5. ABS, 5.45
Dias festiv6s.- Mariana 6, 7.O5, $50. s.45
y 11.OO Tarde 1915, I.8O, 2.8O, 800, 4.8O
545 y $50.
Billete baratos para dl1as festivos. De
CatafiO q Bayam6n, ida vuelta IL eIaso
S0-25 Y O ase SO-16. De Bayam6n Cstafio
ida y vue 70 II class S0-15, 2a cIass SOLO.
Billete Crdinari0 do Capital Catafio on
g. cIase y centavos.
Bayan6n, 19 de septiembrO de 1903. Ra-
nafrI VaIdaa
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaie de primera clase; ca
Ba situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes elevados- que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias 8 los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
Dirijirse 4 M. LUzUNARIs.
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
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Local Notice TO Mariners.
oRTO RI g To-.
VlEQOEs PASSAGE.

Notice is hereby given that the Chin
choro Schoal Buoy No. 2, red, 3rd-clasa
nun, marking the southern edge Of Chin.
chore Shoals, off the northern coast Of Vie.
ques Island, has been reported adrift.
The buoy will be replaced on its proper
station at the earliest practicable date, of
Wich due notice will be given. BY order of
the Light House Board. "A. N. WOOD,
Captain, y. s. ~, Asst to the, Iuspr. 3rd
Dist, Service Of Porto Rico
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ACUERDOS MPOR
tanias De Ia JlInia
Central De Ia Union
ST.. Director de 'Ia Correspondence
Diatinguido compatriota:
For disposition do "a Junta Central, le
remito los acperdos adjuntos supIicandole
50 publicaof6n
De listed afectuosamente,
Pedro de Elzaburu,
Seeretario.

3kCSEkSbtsEACs IA
La Junta Central despu6s de OR & los
ssdoTes Annexy y Mufoz dar cuenta de Bu
trabajo en- Utuado, porlunanimidad adop-
to el acuerdo que sigue:
s'Por q hecho de romper Ia discipline,
negandoHe & aceptar les candidaturas mu.
nicipaIes que vatara una convention Ipgf-
TINA constituida:
Por el hecho de presentar quinientas
frmas para que Sc constituya en- Utuado
una agrupaci6n opuesta las autoridades
genuinas del partido.
Por 81 hecho de desobedecer & todas las
indicaciones y promover I'm cisma en- Ell
seno de la Union, con el prop6sito de deg-
moralizarla y perturbarla.
Ia Junta Central resueIve:
Quedan fuera de Ia ssUni6nede Puerto
Rico, los sefiores
ID. Manuel Bel6n Perez
D. Angel Espada.
D. Jesus Ma. Torres
D. Jose Espada.
D. Manuel Jordan.
d. Noises Jordan
D. America BlascO
D. Arturo QuinOnes
D. Esteban Gomez
d. Jose Ramon Sanchez.
Estos senores, los que le sigan en- su
movimiento antipatri6tico, serdn conside-
RADIOS por los unionistas como adversarios
suyos y combatidos sin reserva en- Bus pro-
pandas disociadorag.
La Junta Central, en- uso de Ia autori-
dad de que Ia invisti6 la asambIea consti-
tuYente de 1904, para seguridad de la
Union de Puerto Rico |, que debe mante.
nerse compacta cueste 10 que cueste, de-
clara:
Que son obligatorias para los unio-
nistas las candldaturas denignadas en- las
Conveneiones municipales y generates por
Pluralidad de sufragioB.
Que el partido rechaza condena
cualquier tentatiVa de disgregar sus ele-
mentos, presentando candinaturas por pc
tici6n al gobierno de la isla.
Que no se reconocen grupos organiza
dos con los nomhres de IgqetierdG unio1sis-
ia, U3Sionista popular, Derecho atniOnistd,
cualquier otra denomination.
Cue los que intenten formar esos CRU
pos los former, 8 los alienten 8 estimu-
len, estdn, spso facto, fuera de Ia .'Uni6n
de Puerto Rico" son sus adveraariog
Para mantener estos acuerdos solemnes,
Ia Junta Central apela 4 Ia rectitud, 4 los
aentimientes de honor, 4 la lealtad al
patriotismo de todos los correligionarios,
de un extreme otro de IA isla.
Que Sc publiquen dichos acuerdoa, por
tres veces en- los peri6dicos de la UNION
J en- sus columnas editoriales'
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IMnIclnnR GENERAL

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs-El jarabe eamante d
Sonora Winscw debe sempre que los nnos esan
Al pequeho paciene, produce seo natural tanqulo
aiva el dol1r ei angelic desperta muy vivo aegre
sneias, avia dolores hace ees Las funcones del
est6mago Tegua los lntestinos. Is e mejor Temedio
conoeido paEa a darea va provenga esa de Ia den5n
de- sualquera ota Tegase mucho cnidado ped
Jarabe Calmante de y Seiora Wnslow Is e rnejo7
de fodos
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R E U n ! 0 NJ.

Sc llev6 efecto anoche una gran reu-
ni6n, en- que despu6s de acaloradas discu.
stones en- Ia que tomaron la palabra Variog
de los mas prominentes, reunidos
Pudieron llegar al fin IN acuerdo y Sc
aprob6 por unanimidad sostener ante todo
y en- todas ocasiones y terrenos, que es
cierto y verdad que es Ia meioF, mas soil.
da y de una perfection sin igual, la ma.
quina de coser .The Arrivf, que Sc ven
de q plazos de nm peso semaral.
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agradecidos.
Habitantes de Ia ciudad del Sud: old
mi sdpliea y 20 dejeis de preatar yuestro
concurso tan meTitoIia obra.
B.G.D.
San Juan Agosto 1906.
En- esta imprenta se vende papeI de Pc
Ti6dico vieio & 50 90 ouintal.
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Deparlamento del interior.

OfcSna del Superintendent de O6ra8
Pt6licas.
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ana isabelle but tickets ene 70 IN the coach and will be
h
aumoy entire oamgy aabea Los bs dsrecho un sento e
N La oaTume
n
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VERTA De UNA CASA 7 VARlOS SQUARES.

una casa de MADEIRA de reciente construc-
ci0n en- un precio m6dico. Tambien Be
venden solares. Informaran en- Ia casa i'm
dicada en- las Oficinas de los sefores Fin
lay B os., Julio Molina. Bows
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INERIGlN RlIlROll COMPANY OF PORIO RICO

Schedule after Febero To- of 1906 Between
Carolina, Areci0o Isabella, Aguadla MAYA
and Ponce
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AnunCiO de Suhasta.

NEW-YORK. CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-06

of his hire reads to the fruits Of III.
toll ana the enjoyment Of the samc
the mother giorlously yielding up her
soldier or sailor boy. rcais DE mesmEe
OF Consolation Ia the tnan1s Of The re-
public they died 20 save"
The birthday Of our flagi Ions and cv-
er may the nation observe this ann,ycr-
sary with fitting tribe OF remembrance
and the renewal 81 Dur selcglanco TO thp
cause Tor which & stands throughout
The world
IN witness whereof have hcreunto
set ms hand and caused tie seni Of tho
Territory OK oklahoma 90 be affixed
Done az the city Of Guthrie this Rfth
day OF June in the year Of our lord one
thousand nine hundred and Dix. and ~
the Independence OF the United states
tho ono hundred and thirtieth.
FRANK FRANTz. Governor
BY the Governor.
CHARLES II. FILsON.- ss
Secretary OF the Territ ~
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iETEEEgEEIKHw
noIes. Earauhar.on MusIonIs.

The one topic OF conversation and the
event OF the week in society was the
musicale given this morning by Mes
danes J. J. Boles and A. o. Farauhar-
son. at the spacious home OF Mrs. Far
quharson on East Harrison. All society
was there In It's gsyest attire and the
scene was n brilliant one. The reception
hall and parlors were fragrant with the
perfume from bouquets OF roses and
scarlet nasturtiums placed IN greatest
profusion about the cool rooms. Airy fes-
toons Of mist fern and trailing smilax
were also used TO complete the decorative
scheme. A dainty luncheon was served
at noon More than two hundred mvi-
tatons had been issued for the affair.
and very few regrets being received. the
gathering was notable one. nearly
everybody Of social importance being ip
attendance. Miss Lillian Boes, at the
earnest solicitation OF friends. kindly
consented 20 give an extra piano num-
Der. II had been the intention OF the
hostesses 10 have her in number or
two, but Miss Boles is suffering from an
attack Of nervous prostrntion and only
played at the especial urgent request OF
the guests rho program follows:
Quartet. Annie Laurie - Mesdamcs
Thompson, Boles. cotteral and Miss
Goodrich; Miss Boles accompanlst.
Vocal solo, selected. Miss Carolyn
Williams.
Harp solo. "cantalena Mrs c. a.
Cunningham.
Vocal solo, selected. Mrs. John Cot
teral.
piano. 'rhe Two skyiarka. MISS
Anna Froggatte.
Vocal solo, +rhe Dying Flower Mrs
r. w. Ramsay
Quartet. Cradle Song. buck.
Vocal solo, selected Miss Carolyn
Williams.
Harp solo. Home. Sweet Home 80
Mrs. c. A. Cunningham.
Vocal solo, selectcd-Mlss Mdude Good
rich.
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0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0
Q FLAG DAY PROCLAMATION. o
0 0 0 o o 0 o 0 o O 0 o 0 Q o Q

The one hundrcdth and twenty y-ninth
anniversary of tie birth of tho American
Rag viii occur June 18th. 1906 In View
OF this fact and in accordance with the
growing custom Of generally well nigh.
national. Observance. hereby cell upon
the people Of Oklahoma 70 turn their
minds on this anniversary day 10 those
great principles which haze become the
acknowledged sum and Substance of our
high civilization.
Especially do I recommend the recoi-
lection and FecOunting. By old and young
alike Of those deeds Of self sacrifice aud
her0ism performed BY our revolutionary
forbears in establishing freedom and a
~ home FOR freedoms ofspring--the free
Institutions nov our secdre possession
pride Of the nations advancing citlzen-
ship. the envy OF the world.
The flag Of the United States means
everything 70 us as nation. la tine
shining folds Of the stars and Stripes
the humblest citizen Of the land reads
the story Of his priceless heritage. ths
oppressed Of every country roads the
story of ns refuge. the aDorer vorsh,
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Sslls Catherine Bur

President. Mrs. Sara s. Piatt Decker.
1860 sherman Ave. Denver. Colorado.
First Vice President. Mrs. Philip N
Moore. s125 LaFafette Ave. ST. Louis
Missouri.
Second Vice President. Mrs. May Al
den Ward. 2s1 Dartmouth St., Boston.
Massachusetts.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. John Dick
inson sherman. ie14 Lake Ave, Chicago
Illinois.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Louisa
q Poppenheim. 81 Meeting ST.. Charles
ton, South CAROLINA.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker,
2eo6 whitis Ave. Austin, Texas.
Auditor, Dr. Sarah II. Kendall The
Arcade. Seattle. Washington.
PROSPECTUS.
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Mesdames ]. j. Boles and A. O. Far
quharson entertain guests a morning mus
sicale at Faruuharson residence on East
Harrison avenue
Cantata Moon Queen" will be given IN
evening az Logan county high school au-
ditorium under auspices OF city fedora
ton
Missionary tea in afternoon at resi-
dence of AIRS. II. Il. Asp. given under
auspices Of Trinity guild Episcopal
church.
EllSs dance in evening at Electric park
pavilion.
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on East Harrison avenue. Friday aftsr-
noon. the East Guthrie w. G. T. L. will
hold special flower mission day SER
vice. TO begin PROMPTLY at ? p. m. The
service will be IN charge Of Mrs Maine
and Mrs ROWS. At $3.50 p. M. Mrs.
Jenkins, superintendent OF Jail and pris-
on work, viii conduct services nt the
federal jail. An invitation Is extended TO
oll ladies interested IN this work 20 be
present at the services at Mrs. Burrows.
An interesting program viii be given.
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PERSONAL
NJ MENTION

w II. chappen is on the sick list.
John Bradley, Jr, of Kinghsher. is in
the city. A.4 asiza1azEI
#. D. Williamson is here from Musko-
gee, I. T.
Fred Rhodes has returned from OKLA
homa City.
Presiaent D. R. Boyd is here today
from Norman.
Professor R. O. Cain went to Enid yes
terday afternoon.
f. E. Blake. of El Reno. is attending
court this week.
}. W. Hartman was an Oklahoma city
visitor yesterday.
Charlie Hunter returned to Oklahoma
city this morning.
Attorney S. II. Harris, Of Perry, is at
tending supreme court.
j. q. A. Robertson is here from chand-
Ter attending supreme court
United states Attorney J. w. scothorn
went to Arapaho this morning.
Judge Leslie p. Ross IS here today
from Lawton. attending supreme court.
II. j. sturgis, OF Enid, is among the
lawyers attending supreme court here.
A. H. Denham. rough rider and meat
Inspector for Oklahoma City, is here to-
day
VIII Genier is preparing 10 spend sew
eral months Sightseeing in Colorado this
summer
Former Associate Justice James X
Beauchamp is here from Enid attendine
supreme court.
Judge Wilson. probate Judge Of Woods
county - ~ 4hAtliN ANAn Mf'Nf tNthNs+N
ing supreme court.
State Deputy A. Morris. Of the M W
A. returned this morning from Hobart
where he instituted a camp.
The new residence OF Mr. and Mrs. ]
s. shearer, corner OF First street ans
Noble avenue. is nearing completion.
M. p. Walsh bias returned from Aua
dalao. where he attended the wedding o
HIS daughter. Miss Jessie, 70 Leon p
Gilbert
Judge A. NJ. Mackey. Of Pond Creek
was IN the city yesterday afternoon look
ing sitter the interests Of his clients II
supreme court.
Contractor p. X. Abbott has eharg
Of the laying Of three blocks Of sewer d
the alley between Broad street and Ma
pie avenue.
Sewkirk Il 70 have a N. w. A. io
rollins 10 connecsion with tss Fourth Q
July celebration. The Guthrie Forester
wa cempste n ihe arm.
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II tones and vitalizes the entire sys-
tenn and makes life worth living no mat
ter what your station. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Is the greatest preventa-
tive known for all diseases. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets C. \. Renfro.
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There's httle room in this great world
Of ours for the Fat Women" She's a
hindmace 10 herself IN street cars. flats,
elevators; but what can she 90. poor
thing take Hollisters Rocky Mountain
Tea 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. G. r.
Renfro.
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The West Guthrie W. c. T. u. met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. stur-
geon. at 1919 West Cleveland avenue.
and after short business session. held
special service IN memory OF Miss
Jennie Cassidy, superintendent OF the
flower mission department Mrs c. w.
BAN vice president. presided, and the
program was in charge or Mrs. Franz
Moses, local superintendent OF the flow
er mission department. After the pro-
gram the order distributed flowers az the
deaf and dumb school, the city hospital
and the federal aad county jaiis and
gave each prisoner little booklet con
tanning seriptural quotations. The pro-
gram was as follows;
Song. fiTNTfWWfk MN ~
Responsive reading,
Reading Frances willard aud the
Lamplighters. Mrs O. w Bali
song-"Gently. Lord, on Lead Us"
The story OF Miss Jennie Cassidy
! life.---Mrs. Frank Moses.
Reading, Increase the Common JOY"
Mrs. c. c. Brannon.
Song There's a Wilderness in Gods
Mercy"
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Nicholas Lora and Antonio Mandosa
were brought in last night from Law
ton by Deputy Marshal walker They
are charged with disposing
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S. c. Timmons, who has been attend
ing the Country Editors Press associa-
tion here. returned to his home at In
gersol today. IL edits the Review" at
that place.
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Hurrah for Billie Packer. the buggy
and implement man. Guthrie. Okla.
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Otto Hanson. the intrepid and inde-
fatigable controller OF Fifth ward poll
tics and policies during the old days.
is celebrating his 44th birthday.
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The department of justice has as yet
taken no action on the federal jailor-
ship. Whether Charles Carpenter or l..
d. Fossett is jailor is to be determined.
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rhursdaY.

Fourth annual commencement OF Ross
Conservatory OF Music viii be held in
evening at Brooks theatre.
Young people dance In evening at
Electric park. Adler's orchestra viii
play.
400 Whit club entertained In even-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles seely.
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A. Bankr. operator at the Postal Tele-
graph company's office, who has been
seriously iI was taken to his home in
Wichita last evening by his mother, who
came for him.
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oErTLEMAN's $1,000 MUM
BEER AT SAME OLD MOSES.
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oETTLEMAN's $1,000 EMIUM
eEER AT SOME OLD MOSES.
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Commencement.

June !, at Brooks Theatre
Ross Conservatory assisted by
200 public school children.
Other drills in costumes, piano
numbers aud recit2tions, Ad-
mission 25 cents,
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uNoEawgAR AZ pErEasen,s.

Who sells those nice buggies7 Why
W. y Packer corner oklahoma an'
Broad street
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Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. q. Scott, ntill'
water.
First vice presldsnt--Nfrs. Riddle
Chichasha.
Second vice president--Afrs. Ledbet.
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary--Mrs. p. r. King
Hewkirk.
Corresponding sesretsry-Mrs. Ray
saltwater
Treasurer-Miss Maude DeCOu. Aiva
Auditor. AIRS. y. M. Clark. Pawnee.
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tics and policies during the old days.
is celebrating his 44th birthday.
The department of justice has as yet
taken no action on the federal jailor-
ship. Whether Charles Carpenter or l..
d. FOssett is jailor IS to be determined.
5. 9. Timmons, who has been attend
ing the Country Editors Press associa-
tion here. returned to his home at In
gersol today. II edits the Review at
that place.
A. Banks operator at the Postal Tele-
graph company's office. who has been
seriously il was taken to his home ip
Wichita last evening by his mother, who
came for him.
orvlle Frantz left this morning for
Wichita, where he delivers an address
this afternoon at the dedicatory service
,, for the new $4,000 boys dormitory at
FaisfDeJAt college.
Sidney Clute. for years city clerk OF
El Reno, is IN Guthrie today, renewing
old acquaintances sid" is an old
| Gdthrie boy and a printer. In the early
days he was typeseter on the Daily
Leader.
Fred Hurst and family. OF Guthrie.
visited over Sunday with the family Of
John A. Kane. Mr.. Hurst returned to
Guthrie this morning Mrs. Hurst and
baby wiz remain here for day or two
FL Reno Democrat
Ed Virgins, receiver Of the Woodward
land office. is in Washington asking re-
appointment. Senator Charles Alexan-
der, who IS in the city wants Virgins
place, and Postmaster George Brophy, Of
Woodward, is ALSO here. plugging for
Alexander.
c. L. Wilson, editor OF the Cherokee
Woods county, Messenger, was in the
city last evening and paid the Leader a
pleasant call. NJ olson is a dyed-in-
the-woo demOc I'd says Woods coun-
~ Will roll uD handsome democratic
majority al the next election.
John s. Allen, OF the Norman Voice.
was in the city today. en- route to Mon
treal, Canada, where he goes as a dele-
gate from the grand lodge a. Q. IT, W..
OF Oaiahoma. 10 the supreme lodge.
which meets next week IN Montreal lie
~il be joined by Ben clardy Of Shaw
nee and Sam Johnson Of Okmulgee
J. W. CLARK. democratic candidate for
county attorney Of Canadian county. is
here attending supreme court Mr. Clark
is one Of the sock-ribbed democratic
leaders OF Canadian county and viii win
for county attorney IN "a walk Il is pre-
dicted by knowing ones Ia Canadian that
Clark will lead the ticxet this fail. lie
says III Reno and Canadian county are
enjoying an unprecedented run OF pros
/ perity and that the city is making a
marvellous growth.
Sam Emvis. Of Perry is IN the city,
Mr.. Harris steadfasty refuses 10 maze
the arrangements for the joint debate
between Mcclure and Flynn. lie es-
chews joint propositions Of an kinds.
p. W. cress. Of the law firm Of Doyle
q cress, Of Perry, Is attending supreme
, court here.
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In beauty town there dwelt a lass,
Hec face wRs fair 70 see.
The secret Of her beauty lay,
IL Rocky mountain Tea.
g X. Re9fEo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-06

Friday.
Miss Hagar's piano pupils give recital
In the evening.
Mrs. A. c. Hixon entertains the Entire
Nous club in the afternoon.
The piano pupils OF Miss Hagar give
a recital Friday evening.
Miss Faye Baxter has gone to Excelsior
Springs, Mo- to spend the summer.
The 400" Whist club plays Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles seely.
Friday afternon Of this week Mrs. A.
q. Hixon WIN entertain the Entre Nous
club:
Miss Carrie Matthews. charming
young lady from Shawnee, is Miss Ha !
e2r's guest today. x
Mrs. Doolittle. OF strong city. Kas..
is visiting hr parents Col and Mrs. T..
S. Jones. this week.
Miss Arlie Kenworthy arrived In the
city this afternoon from Normal and Will
be week end guest OF Miss Faye Girls
sell.
Mrs. James Hepburn and son, James.
Jr.. left this morning for Illinois. TO
spend the summer with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. II. G. Olds and daughter Cor
nelia returned Tuesday evening from
Orlando where they attended the 72nd
birthday celebration Of Mrs. Olds' moth
er, Mrs. Hiram Tubbs.
Next week. probably Thursday even
ening Guthrie Camp No. 6SS7. NJ. W. A..
will give dance at Electric park. Ad-
ler's orchestra viii play. At 10 y. m, ths
Forester team VII give an exhibition
drfl.
The East Guthrie W c. r. T.. silver
medal contest 10 have been held nexi
Tuesday evening. June l2. has been post.
poned until the 18th because Of the com.
meneement exercises OF Mrs. Ardery''
school for girls on that evening.