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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
SAVED VESSEL
AND WANTS HER
ENTIRE VALUE
ConmNY wnon CLAIMS gu uAvn H,yrp rlu NN Mo AM
uOoo oAn0o rnuu rurAt prHrNuuruV Fhna a hluHn roU
Nonn rlnH wtr vmaarhH VALUATION ruuuous ruour
ur rnH SCHOONER uuuiHu A HIOuN

a lIbn for m1r0 imam nu IuM .Hu
aIlm Wm nlpd no inu ralum count
Ihla mormUn bf lnO intH.ialunl aluim
HlUf1Unu u0mmny lmIua. lnu
faboonar aud ub CARGO of uru fha
hnd nlu1td Wn.n. HH BE- HIl0fW ahe
W1H Huvnd
ono iIboIlum wIIm HH mun lhW
mn tuumfv lO NhIn M. nH Mu luy
0n nWuI0, tuUuI storm uuaa Hu
mmdouly lh1l an0 nU1 1000 l|mI lu hUl
Nv 70 W1rr NJ mfDlN ti.r WlY shore
bohi wna smashed and H1a luhl one
anahbr 1ho Hrow infI hnr aud HhD was
M lumIuaul d1nrHr NJ uu.ur 11shnd lp
pboaa ou ihn UDby anuia sHnlla uf
dIsIftm wrfe nyIuf HnOn No. KAUAI
| HRIHod hor
CAPTAIN nudu m lbo Fuim Do. great
| peia1H1I nah oHrnd 10 boat ana wanI
] =. =. =. u. -. q. =. 4.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19

WilHlilGAs q l.bu Wua nlod IN the
District court Of the united states FOR
me Territory Of1lnWail ON Inc lOlh day
Uf FUbu1fg a ~ 1906 by iNTCI-
ISLAND STEAM NAViuATtON com
pANf LIMITED, an hawaiian cor-
ppihlloni owner ~ the steamer MA
ual" For Itself ana others blbrllant,
versus NE American schooner "kn
Mo-" nor taoAlp, apparel furniture
ana machinery Cblmdnt, IN u cause
~ HnlynRe, clyll ana maritime, 10 ~.
cover ne suhi Of ti26O. uH by said libel,
frfpipnnp being hereby mnde thereto,
Viii more fully ma at lnrRe npppnr
NOW therefore lu pursuance 0f tho
M0ulilUn ana under the seal ~ tho
rDuu ~ me- directed ana delivered,
do hereby give public notice "a al
persons claiming lh0 said Schooner MA
MOI" der Tickle, apparel, furniture
ana mhphihnfy, etc., Ur IN my manner
Interested therein mat they be- hnd
appear before lho said District Court,
10 te held IN me cIty 0f Honolulu on
Monday, the gGlh 1uy ~ February, A,
y, 1900, M ten GolOot in the forenoon
~ mat day, provided the e1ine SHAH
be n day ~ Jurisdiction, otherwise on
The nest day ~ Jurisdiction thereafter,
then ma ihpfo iO lnlorp0Ha their claims
ana make their allegations M ibai bos
hblf, otherwise default ana oondomna-
lion VIII bp ordered.
Dated, lhlH nineteenth day of Fpb.
fuaty A ~ 1900
w. no. iiENDliY.
~. a Mofshnl
SMITH a LEWIS. pfootm FOR
Lbtilanl
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MURPHY MAY
JOIN HEARST


NHW Ydit remmY 'fha Post
WA Ihefa hle been m1Hl lnIh 40
InHHWW qua iie 'IlY Ilnll W. mo
h.i NJ" dnN npWl continuation
W."fHn fhWIm p MUMMY nnl WI.
NHm 70 HnuHi ~ WWuWn tho mh
r7aa w nan NrnhY WHhaa io NJ.
mum M thn hn1 ~ Inmmng. llhmsl,
~ ~ H''d "1nIH tln b.n"rnllf nnhl
WIm fW ilnnrnW limtaI fnn hali
HHpIV w uHifn.iIne hiH fmhWWH ~
HWN fr 1iHin0' In1hf7 fnWHWo ~
HufpiW ~ Ihn n.si wnmniaH -
WuWW "fn nom irlrhl w wilWH
u 1o..f1'n Nv tha SOTO Nw7omlon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19

W hpu with several of the strongest
uU1 beat WuU IA hur crew tu the kh
Mai Tho lWlurH unulnu had returned
aboard. unl hu usbud Toe hplp the
tuuW W. % Steamer worth tlhnuO. Il "a
stated uu1 M great uHN or uslng her
CAPTAIN lWhU steamed la hud gave
lhu tu Moi tow Ia safety Hubsea
uuuuJIE 0uu Hlum Increased IA yluleuue
ana continued lur several days ana hut
lw lhu uuuu the l,b Moi would have
boon ID total lusH anya the llhellhuh
The Nl Moi lH valued NJ $4,000 nud
hur puHo ul tlHib added 10 which are
ilhliu The freight EARNINGS OF her trlp
M llWululu after lhu ipsuue l,ihel-
nuts Uum tigbO II "a Marshal lluna
DIV IhIH uurnluH attached The vessel
nnd uyuWhlnH uhOurd " her. SMITH
A lpVIa Wu attorneys fur The Inter.
island Company
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
knights Of PyIhIas big Night"

THE three Is, OF =. lodges Of this city
win meet this evening at I o'clock In
Progress llall corner Fort aud liere-
tnniu streets for u Zig Night
work win be- oxompllled for class
Of NJ candidates.
Every member Of u Honolulu lodge IL
expected 10 be- present
A cordial invitation In extended 10
solournlug knights from The other ISL
unda from the mainland ana such AZ
muy be- en route aboard transports or
other vessels In the hnrbOr
FrutornallY
g. NJ WHITE,
q. g. oahu Lodge No l.
o. j. WHITEHEAD,
G. @. Mystic Lodge No, 2,
NJ, NJ. JOHNSON,
g. q, WIN. Mckinley lodge, No, 3.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
THOUSANDS Of
TONS OF SUGAR
AuH AZ rue RAILWAY WlAHr
WAHHlluuHHH AWAITING Htllp-
MHN1'

1pu Thousand loua of sugar are piled
~ M me warehouses; M the halfway
Whur Ahuul G6Ou TONS NJ this amount
are No ru lulu lhp a. a fpHn us soon
nH n ~ duHllud whether she hu sen
worthy ana ~ M proper pundlIlH ~
lnhn nuHu Ihu recent ore hbunid the
a a 'IpuU N rpapUuHlhlu fur such a
lnWn quantity NJ sugar plllnR ~ here
n lUd N pn pHupulpn llul the vessel
would w. dispatched by llla llmp for
itulllul win the llouolulu allotment
lIUuld N looked m one Time ~ n
Hllp mlHli iip delayed IN part walllnp
lur such putHI bul the nre brought
lhml ID complete pllauHo m matters
IUnd nalmd ~ he Tpsnn voting r0i
auRurI euHur has been waiting rur lhr
'ipHHnI
lln there Wlll ~ n Gupl, onslaught
un1r uu ne sugar Hl the Railway
WluU warehouses; Hliu shlp Edward
auWWl " lhllnH about 5000 tons NJ ~.
Hur lUr iIWaWafn llruhkWalpr M adj.
ANTON ~ about 1000 IONS mat have
luru ~ Ufp bplng l011pd from outside
aUUrpa
Dlp burRpulInu a n. wilder viii gel
about 700 IONS ft0m NE ltlllway wharf
nHd ihp anh0pnpih mary VI Foster HHd
llUbptl lpWpra nfu ~ Rpl phtg0es NJ
lbUU 400 lUua ripli Ihp Foster takes
WHiuiiHp siHr however
mo Hphoubpr Aloha Hllis This after.
NOON Wllli 700 iUHs NJ OHhu sugar com.
mHy pUU fpr bHllHHl she goes Ia
ttHuUuUHil Ia pUmuiuiu Upt lUHd fut
HnU Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
PINK DOMLNQS

npiUt D6uin1H N the pl1y mat wlll
~ Dftaonled M mo OubipHU ihla bvru.
Ht ny lip ilullnf roumuY n W 1H
unbniluH H1g ud lhp reputation M
iht lWlHf plnybH ~ tuUWUIrn lhW n
Wlli w.. bHi oH m HuGH aIHUp m. D'uy
" n mni0dumu M 01Wlly. ma shGuid
HuW u tfHwdHd hDHHr
hH mu0yHilm NJ M br mNda llla
Wtah 1hnfp WlIl W. % mHIupn 0U
iiHadng nfInm00H WHHUHWlDUa
lNuhd1Y uUfUtIU flHoH M uuopt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19

IN fllB ClHrtilT COUNT OF THE
i'iIFl Circuit Territory Of Hawaii
Al Chambers IN Probate
M the Matter Of the Estate Of Mamie
H. burke.
order f1r Notice Of Hearing Petition
Fur Probate Of WIN
A Document puiporlng 10 be- the
LHHi WIN ana Testament uf Mamie
Il, burke deceased having on the
IAN day NJ February, A, y. 1905.
been presented ~ said probate
court ana petition for the Pro-
bate thereof, ana FOR the Issuance Of
Letters Parliamentary 10 Robert ~.
burke having been ile1 by said Robert
W llurkp.
II ls hereby ordered, that Wednesday,
the gslh duy of February a, -. 1900 at
n U.plurh u M. NJ said day, ul the court
ll0um 0f sud court NJ Honolulu, be-
ana The sumo hereby IN appointed the
time ana place for proving said VIII
ana hearing said application,
n IA further ordered, that notice
thereof be- given by publication, In
'rhn hawaiian star, newspaper pub
llshpd IN honolulu on the 1911 day Ut
FebrlHry a, y. 1905 ana on each pub
llonlIon day of said newspaper up 10
ana Including the gth day Of Febu-
ury A - 1905
Duio1 ul Honolulu February 1911,
1000
ALEXANDER LINDSAY, a..
Second Judge First clrcuil court
a y Humphreys, attorney for petit
TONER
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stOOIE1ioIUorA'
ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING


HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
The ADJOURNED unnunl meeting Of tho
stockholders ~ the hawaiian Electric
Company, Ltd, viii be- held a. the
once Of the Company on King street,
this city. ON Saturday February gath,
1900, ~ . O'Clock y. m
'l'hr stock books are closed from this
day til March lW, 1909
W, l., HOPPER,
Secretary Hawaiian Electric co., Ltd.
Honolulu, Hawaii Fob. 18Th. 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
WIDE TRAVELS
Of A STICK


4 mHl.Uf fllph liUl tuH wobuHy
iUVhiUd liHUHHh American mulla frf u
i1HdtH liiuHin1 mIitH ~ mHtpl tDlHp
M md M bHWbtU Warrington HHd
VHt.0HH internal tuVbHIf dHtna, NJ M
liiN bbaatHH.UH M nmipNDf phHHbef
WiN VHIlIHH M hHn un another liln
M No. nHiIHHHl p1Wl0l n M dHp6t1led
HH1ny nm aver WIlli ihn WmlH M fnV.
hHi1 b0ilhDibH nam iiunmUiu IA
nt6niYN 1iH HIlpll Az uHpd M WWi
mHnlily ffbHflH 1iuHH1 bHf1fH itHy Hih
muiHd. 0nd No. t1IInnlDtH hByr n hHbIi
W bWilHH iihif uitinf HlHWDH UH n
bhfHlb thHHIilnH NJ
'fib Wlft HpbH1iH lU have bpHlH M
lHfHHf No ONi1bttl lHDl. w ID lHb n
liiH tulIhWDf W OlbgDiHHd. UhIG rInri
lhn1 N iuH bpnH hhtH lwlnh HHd iHt
iihHH un Hf uHfn times M hfhHHaHH
Illinois. HtW FWtI ftaHH. south rWU0
iIHH indiana iHiHHlHHH. missouri
unllfHuu. irhUHbHaao. i6WH. HfnlHohg
MlNiHH1U HH1 MHHhrphUHells Between
tHtii nm iiinfh N n fbIUfH M WHHiilHR
i1H WIIl d ffWfi me department HI
Washington thllHhH N vim ID frp0n
.TiiH Wtuua r1Iihri1tH ftnHH monthly
40 liBl NO. allHhH Hfp R1inf Hli No
tImH
mllHW HfH HHHy m lhbm fHluH n
Land UU uii me- Time" shld tUllwl1
tllHHluIUU NhHd whpb lhtv trl M
bbvhf1 H9rf sumo Dnh ~ iihtiy M HDl
HH M IIihU ND H1lyHnifH HHuiueh lill.
NHh huH H1UH n hundred thousand mIi"
Ht mUiN M liH bnHl INV yfHfH. n #0I
alUI M WHHlnHl0H aHHIH HU0u"
illN "a 4 uiilnH NJ duf iYdug uH
lln NWH#lW1 Wllil llftf dnyH IHIN
HHl 1Ul AGO. MHlUhHl mlliua u
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sTOuKBOOKs CLOSED.

fhp stock books of the Pioneer Mil
CO., Ltd, VIII be- closed FOR transfers
from February 2Olh 10 24th both dates
inclusive,
w. PFOTINlIA YER
Treasurer Pioneer Mil 60, Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
ANNUAL MEETING.
lluNokAA SUGAR co.

The regular annual meeting uf the
Of the llunukun Sugar CO.
win be- held at the ONCE Of lts agents.
u A Auhnorur a Ca, corner Of Mer.
rhaul nnd kaHhumunu streets, n Wed.
nesdny February gslh 1905 at 10 u, m
W. LAM,
secretary
llouululu February iOlh, 1905
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19

ifhh ihiiWH iiWH iiB1HmWa M.
H6HH tBHllifg fbabil bH No. iint M lhs
HHm6ghWtNl HHd HHbfda Ne quests aH
bbiHflHhilg M tHlHg Hii bHiHaaHtht
fWf itHDlH bIiilHf1H ffhai HHd mii
UHlhf WiililH UiWIiiH hailHH fldlNH
HlH fiigiHB fIhhhI MtiHdiHH mll
pHg iHlh HHi HHb tIii d1yH f1hH ahi
b5Wi hfb HbIi M llh iiiHlHiu HlHiiDH
HHt 'fiNNl y rHHbHHt ibf d NHf M.
bhllHlb NM liHiiH hJHHHll lllHh lHilH
M. HHi1HfH. NO iiHitiWH ilmIIHl. n
lHH hYlf llHlH ihlgH IN aiBi u. Hl
lIIlHNiNH HifltbH w iilH1i1IH M W
N M
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
ANNUAL MEETING.
pAciFlc SUGAR MILL

'fhu regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the puulnc sugar Mn
VIII be- held At The ulliuo NJ It's agents
r. A. Ephnrrpr A CO.. corner of Mcr.
chant und knnhumuuu streets, ON we'd
uosduy February 2slh 1893. at y. M
W. LANH
Secretary
llououlu February 18Th, 1906
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
urpNlyrlNu

hHlNlNrlNG
MuuUbN February no.
stWr Nvnuhou rWluu Tor kauai
uurts at ~ .W
Suur Maui A. uvmou for Hawaii
uurts at b ~, m,
Tuesday February 70
stWr Nuvuu Peterson tor MubukouH
kuNWhovlo lluuul,tu ana kuhulW cen
plusiNcsl Ut -, W
stwr ilkplikv Nuopnn Tor Molukul
MlW aud lNuu ports Nt % %. M.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
Wanted
smnrL noy wnnLca ID slnr onee.

Energetic men OF good appearance,
with references living wages paid ana
other Inducements, Apply to Burton
u, Charles, Arlolgh & Co, corner Of
Fort and Hotel,
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PASSENGERS.

.NlllNlle.
Ter stun Ntlhau February 49, from
Nluulv.l. uruvu Nv hvuuoN, Mrs NJ
H. rurpuN
r.r NuvWt February ~ from llown-
tun ports r. \ tbuWHh uud . dvyk
NLnn Lnh nrmInn- Alnr nmun-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19
Classified Advertising


4 tortoise shell vomb mounted with
two gold dragons between the rosi-
douuu OF s. o. Wilder Judd street. and
the cowor OF Nlnau ana Alapal streets,
by way ST Nuuanu ana school Llh-
urul reward for return 10 this office,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-19

irIu "a q uHlHa N dut i1dny uHH
aaN FunNl#N1 WIN lhftt dngH H'l
mHll H1 AGO. MbiUiHl sHlllwH 900
f1U1l
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tias j5B tllOlIaH slaf 10ies
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Nnw ADVERTISEMENTS.

NINe job rrlnIlug star once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
OUT.UTOPIAS Utopia
Plans to Combine Reform
ers Into Party of Unity
and Harmony.

si- Louis June % The national com
mittee Of the peoples party met ia an
aual conference here today The dele
gates represent almost every state Of the
union, The gathering will discuss the
political situation and oosslbly may en-
dorse nan for the presidential nomi-
nation. Another conference was held
today by members OF the conference pro.
Nisionai committee which Is advocating
q mammoth national convention OF an
reform forces of the ration. the object
being 10 organize "a political body OF un-
ify, harmony and strength
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suMmER RATES TO COLO
RADIO, UTAH AND WYOMING


commencirg June lst and daly there
after. W % and including sept 3Oth.
The pioneer line Of the west santa Fe)
offers you aurmer tickets 90 Denver
Colorado sprinss Pueblo Trinidad. Cleo
wood Springs salt ia6e city and ogden
al practically Que fare Cor ihe round
trip. al car,sfeg q return limit Of Octo-
ber gist Liberal stop-oyers wili be al
lowed ~ points west ~ Pueblo. both go-
ing and returning ln ruraction With
above. htlf fare tickets Hil be On saie
al pueblo Colorado springs. Denver aud
Manitou 20 400 interior Colorado points.
aiso % SANTA Fe Sew Mexico. should
you desire further Information ~ con-
necuou eith that Colorado trip. kindly
cail al of phone 10 Union station and
obiige NJ. y. COCHREI-L
Agent. Pioneer Line lsanta Fs.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
OF WORLD CHANGE
PLANS
DUE TO IDAHO MURDER
Organization Founded by
Eugene V. DebS.
lRr AssocIated Press.l

Chicago, H., June n 27-Conflicting
reasons are given for the postpone
ment OF the convention Of the Indus
trial Workers of the World, which
was to have assembled IN this city
today The organization. which was
founded by Eugene v Debs. is OF
strong sociali5tic tendencies and has
met with bitter opposition from the
American Federation of Labor and its
component bodies.
The reason given by the organt.N
ton for the postponement OF the con
vention is the uncertainty Of the out.
come of the trial of Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone, the officials OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. who
are charged with being implicated in
the murderer Of former Coy. Stemen.
berg of Idaho IN an official announce
ment to the membership relative to
the stponeHsut the Officers say
that Il the accused leaders of the
Western Federation OF Miners are ac.
quilted the convention undoubtedly
will be the most important ever held
by the working class in this country
The opponents of the Industrial Work
ers. on the other hand, declare that
this h gl-sounding declaration is all
"bosh" md that the real reason Tor
the postponement Of the convention
is that the leaders are not willing to
disclose the weakness of the organiza
tion at this critical time, as most OF
the locals have no money TO send
delegates 10 convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Territorial Federation.
President-Ars. A. @. scott, ntili-
water.
First vice presidsnt--Mrr. Riddle
Chickasha-
Second vice president-Mrs. Ledbet-
ter, Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Mrs. p. R. King
Newkirk.
Corresponding sesretzry-hrs. Ray,
saltwater.
Treasurer--1fiss Maude DeCou. Alva.
Auditor. Mrs. Z. NJ Clark. Pawnee.
city Federation.
President. Mrs w. A. Frasier.
Vice president. Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary. Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. william Bllncoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
PERSONAL
NJ MENTION

W A Floyd, is IN the city today on
business.
clark Field returned this mrnmg from
a business trip to Edmond
Dennis T. Flynn was here from Okla
homa city on legal business.
J. c. Hamilton and w a. Akin. of
Snyder. are guests in the Capital city
today.
G. C. Kneis.es has rct,Vned from Bos-
ton where he attended distinguished
Masonic gathering.
,Receiver Charles r. Cherry and son
clifford have returned from business
trip TO Ho'denvine.
Miss Elsie NJ Carter and Mrs c T.
Davis. Of FL Reno are here attending
the F:pworih Assembly.
President Bradford, Of In Epworth IN
iversity at Oklahoma city. is attanding
the chautauqua this week.
Attorney John Palmer Of Pawhuslxa
distinguished Usage Indian is her,
day the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. Hughes
sr
Rev. Turner. Of the Congr s-tioo
ohurchat Seward is here Tor feN aiv'
Wanted dining room si.ls 81 Roya
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
w HEN YOU ARe BILIOUS. |. /,

x Il
w a sign that your liver is out Of
order. and the poisonous bile
instead Of being exereted from the
body through the intestines, is taken
up In the blood. As result Of bilious.
ness, the entire system suffers. There
are gripping pains in the Abdomen,
Headaches, Dizziness. Constipation,
Pain IN the Right SIDE, and the skin
becomes salow and ysllowish rough
and itchy. Take a CALIFORNIA
PRUhE WAFER after each meal. and
In short time your liver will be per
forming its proper function, driving the
bile from the system. Use nothing but
CALIFORNIA PRUNE wAFERs-no
other medicine is necessary.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS do
the work without the slightest pain,
sripe or nausea. They produce natural
and easy movement OF the bowels, are
easy TO take, pure and healthful.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS II
taken as directed, will positive cure
the most obstinate case Of Indigestion,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, Biliousnsss,
etc, 50 as to stay esrsd. 100 Waters,
rs csnta
;. N. Wallace. Pharmacist,
asthts. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
PALMETTO STATS EDITORS.

Charleston 8 e. june 21. The annual
netting Of the south Carolina Press ASSOC
citation. which was TO havo assembled az
the Isle Of Palms today d Been deier-
red until next month programme
previously arranged wiz hc carried out
on the later dates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
Metxler- swartz

Bertha, only daughter Of ~ and Mrs.
E. "a. Metzler OF this city was united
n marriage this moramg 10 Mr. A. q.
Swartz. Of Coyle. a. the home " the
brides parents. 2l3 East Villas avenue
They left on the afternoon Santa Fe
train for a three weeks honey moon trip
TO be spent in the eastern states, and
viii be at home 10 their friends in Coyie
after july fifteenth
The bride is pretty. dark eyed young
wonfn ana has served as the efficient
heal bookkecper al the fair store fol
several months. The groom IS Santa +,
station agent az Coyle and 4 thoroughls
worthy Nfnd able yaung business mna
crowd OF t.t.sias. accompanied tht
couple 10 the station and gave them ~,
popular farewell of shower of rice and
old shoes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Chony ny--Pushing sort g. fellah that.
He has been twying 10 cultivate my So
ciety lately
Miss Knox-How thoughtful of him.
A little cuuiv8tion wouldn't hurt you a
biz. Philadelphia Ledger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

At Crescent. Monday norntng quiet
home wedding occurred m which the
contracting parties were w. y. Ashworth
Of Guthrie. and Miss Grace Hultz OF
Crescent. Mr. Ashworth Is an employe
Of the Guthrie Wall Paper Company ana
Is wen liked among his associates. The
bride has been general delivery clerk at
the Crescent postofce for IN past year.
Both have many friends who join in
wishing them a long ana happy married
life The now compile viii be at home TO
their friends az 6l5 East Villas after
July 1st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

A farmers picnic Is TO be held July %
and Is near Mangum. if viii be meet
ing Of the farmers unions Of Greer
county accompanied by their wives and
children. An elaborate program has
been prepared The Mangum band VIII
furnish tha music and senator r r.
Gore Is one Of the speakers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Constituent Doe there wasn't one m
"a dozen Of those garden seeds you sent
me that ever came up.
Congressman Great scott Ferguson
You didn't alaat them. dlAyou2 chica-
go Tribune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Hon. Jesse j. Dunn. chairman Of The
Oklahoma democrats territorial come
mite. says Oklahoma VIII cast her first
electoral vote In 1905 Ter Hon. william
J. Bryan. the next president Of the
United States,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Satan doesn't bothtx 10 go after De-
man what has made up his mind 20 get
rich wifout workin' said Uncle Eben.
He just leaves de latch string out an'
waits foh him to come ia Of bis own ac-
)ccrd. Washington Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
Ask tor AlIen,s Foo, 80

4 powder for swollen, tired. hot. smart
ing feet. sample seut FREE Also Free
sample Of TIE Foot Ease Sanitary Corn
pad. new invention Address Allen s.
Oimsted Leroy. ~ Y
FIRE WORKS At RENFso's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

AcHng a. $ Attorney scothoru this
moruins received telegram from Spec
ial Agent George Outceh dated Mas
quiz Texas. 10 the eject thnt an ohstac-
res bad been removed and that Bentley a
former agent for the Kicka3oo Indians
ih fottnwa'omie county. who bad fol-
lowed remnant Of the tribe 10 Mex
ieo "a procncs from them deeds so their
land aHotments % oklahoma WIS in
JAN Outoeii has started home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Mr. and Mrs J S. shelrer are remov-
ing this week. into their handsome new
residence. corner Of Noble avenue ana
First street The residence is two stor-
les high, containing nine spacious rooms
broad piazza extends all tho way
around with neavy granite pillars The
interior IS most artistica,ly decorated
and will be elegant7p fmnishsd All
modern convepiences are installed
throughout the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Nisifor-ifh gin in tbe next fat Is
rather AN Indifferent performer on the
piano. should say
Denize Indifferent She's positively
calions Puck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27
LOCAL POINTS.

All hotels are crowded this week
sEerin l. y. Martin Is in town from
Chandler today.
Mrs. Wilber. on East l.orau has one
Of the finest collections Of ioscs in the
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-27

Visitors who registered at Carnegie
library included.
Miss Pearl Ohnsteod Arkansas city
Harry Harper, Tulsa
Mr.. ana Mrs y. o. r orier Ponca
city
Miss Agnes Nabob Oklahoma city
Mr. aud Mrs T. r. Wright. Kalama-
roo, Mich.
Mr. ana Mrs y. r.. Conahan. Wichita.
Miss Belle Thompson Seward
Mr. and Mrs B. g Johnson Laura
Mrs Mary T.. Ilalnes, Augusta Kas.
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