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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
@itterc Notb trieb i'm.

Ger 34siGbri9e gowaro Gent itiebIt
odt 2oibe 9roo, I'M ieine Srau
unb iiinf mmiinbige ainber Dor
Benz Sungcrtobe 81 rctten. Gic
potbctiidc 8eihid)tc oes 9(nocs
iduulbigtcn.
Cine riibrenba @eitihte par cs,
oic Der 81 Sabre alte Gbmoro Gems
uon Nr. 7OS, Siio.Sono.S troBe, ae'
itcrn nit 5brGnen in Ben glugen Dem
Eoli5eirid)ter S'Neia in Der oitliben
Eoli5ciitotion ar5abltc, ols CT lid olf
Ole ACKNOWLEDGING oes GiebItobs 0
od)t 2niben @rob I'M 8ciammtmerthc
bon 81 Genta perantuorten loltc.
sd itobI oic @rooe," crf0rte
Gems, .nber ih tbot cs MIR, I'M mel
ner Srou lnb meinen flint fcinen
ainbern, Die 5u Souic SlInser lei.
Den, etiunS 5u elien bringen 81 fon-
nen. Sd babe aacs pcriuft, I'M
slrbeit 5l crbalten, bod pergebenS;
ih betteltc Inn NobrlnasmittcI, aber
Ole 2eutc luieien mid ob, ba id) &C.
Ilnlo mo friid, m,siebe; INNER fam
ih nit leeren Sanoen nah Sallic
unb mcinc Ginoer ihrieen nod)
9roo. 2ns fonntc it ifliaBlid, nid)t
loil1er nnito1ieberL 10 uer1riif i'd
MIDI ollb an oieicn 9rooen."
Gle ipcnigen 3uborer IN Dem tleie
mn @crid)ts5imnter, iotuie oic int
Gienite bort eclporoencn EpIi3eibe.
omtcn iuoren olird) oieic iflifte un0
bod) 10 trogiihe @eitidte. bie BEN
Stelnpel Der @obrbeit trug, oui's
Sieiite 9eriihrt, slllh DER ToIi5eis
ridtcr tonnte icinc 9eluegung nitt
perbergen. Sd empfinbe ehrIifes
0titleio init Sbncn, 2ens," iastc er,
vnber ais geomtcr bleibt mir nid)ts
onocres iibrig. oils Sic Dem Barihtss
%perIobrcn ST. iiberluieicn. SD iueroc
mid abcr, ioIange Sic in Sait iiuo.
perionli6 oorum befiimmern, bob
ibrer Samiic Siilfe 5utbeiI miro"
Ter anaeihuloi9te par geitern
Worgen gegen 4 llbr bonn EoIi,ilten
Wm. u. Snlptb babel ertappt NOR.
Den, iuic CT sic @rpoe ans cincm Dor
Dem 2ooen bon Mbbie 8reeu, Ser. 8.
Siiog Bombs troBe, itebel,bcn Gaiten
herultsnobnl.
Ser Gid)ter ianbtc ip1tar ben go
%ll5lltcn >IobnIon llah 2ene's @oh-
illl,g. nm iib BON Ser Rihtiafcit Der
ar9oben bcs angeiduloigten at
iiberSeiiaen. Ger YpIisiit berihtete.
bab Die Srou lno oie ainocr oeIieIz
ben, BON bcnen ons dlteite nei,i,
Sabre, bos iiingite flint Monote alt
lit, iid) tbotiGt)lid III Den armieIia.
item Serbaltnllien beianoeli. Niles,
ipns DIE Nrnt OH GBbarem i'm 6oui,
aebabt bdtte. ieien 5uei 9aibc @roo
gelpelen, Die ibr Gin mitleibiaer
9dfer nlif Credit pcrfouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03

Nus Giien y nfrcilcn.-
Sr. g. j. Bulb, WniieUucriuolter Der
.@cltlid)en MorplGnocr gabn," hot,
Der 9eitGtigmng Ourd, boS @cridt
mnterporicu. Der nStanoorh Stecl
Gar Company" Den Gontraft crthelt
iiir oic 2ieieruug bon 500 ncilcn
Sro6tpo90ons, Die bis SIM Mai
ooer SUM iertig Ieill miil'en. Ter
Greis lit $4,000 bis $90O,0OO. &or
sipei Monaten hcitclIte SEER Wlllh
ld)on 500 &oblenlpo9gona mo Ii
2cfomotipsn. Sic &obcnmoggoS lie
icrt Ole .Gonlbrio Steel Company"
iulo Die 9ofomotiuen meroen in Den
.Yalbipill locomotive @orfs" hcr9c'
itcut. %on Der .Soltb baltimore
Gar arb SolnnOrp Company" pcr0cn
Il 8abiiien iiir bic gnbn gcbnut.
Gie Netto'Ginfiinite bcS .ECnnipls
ponia.9 abn". SpitcmS fir boS &obr
1908 iparen, luie folgt: YNennIplpd'
nia.Yobn" $3S,SS4,1S2, 9egerl
$40, 205 .4s2 in 1907; 2inieu ncitlidI
bon Eittsburg uno Gric - $2,0l5,-
400; .Ehilobelpbiu, Baltimore uno
@nibington @ubn" $4t19,321,
gegen $i077,421 in 1907; ,Norolife
GcntraI.@ nbn" - S2,6G3,537, gcBen
$2.7Si,337 III 1907; r@eit.Scricp II,
Senibore 9ubn" - St,3tS,316, &c
gen 81 .3St ,S16 in 1907.
Ter Sradtraten .ariea. Der ourdl
Sic Sernbicbumg Der 6rodtrotcn
onrf Die Bottom . Maine > @nbn"
brobt. iii linabmcn0bor. Mud Die
Baltimore Sbio,." oEennipluonin,."
a4bilabelpbia . Nco6ina.-" .Ghcia.
peafeS Ohio" unh yNem. Dorf Gen.
troll. @ahn" nollcn ibrc Hntcn heruns
terieten. PIN /. Mar, miro Ser
ariea Beginner.
9 iirgerlide Nflid)tcn. -
Ger WGnnersGercin Der brntihcn
cpangelilh. luthcriihel 81. Sobolts
neg -8emeinoe an Der Weit 2ontborO,
StraBe miro nddlteu Sonntog Nad).
mittag 3 libr cine @eriammluna bal.
ten, IN Deld]er Studtsampalt albert
cas-. Smcns eiren Tortrua baltcn
miro iiber bilrQerlid1c Eilid,tcn.
Srn. Nugu't Woiede'S OGs
bmrtstag. Srn SouptQllorii9r
Der Company 9 ging es Qcitcrn bod
fer. Ger oiii5iele aulonen9icbcr.
nr. Nuauit Roiede, lpelder gum
.3eitpertreib oil Der Treoerif.. nohe
JnpettesS trabc, cine @ogcniobrif
betreibt, ~feisrte iein %. @iegcnitit.
Mnn oiaies GreiBilib wuroe %iclbltper-
ftdnbIid ouf gebiibrlihe Neiic gcici.
ert. GapitGn Sreb. q. Sinf iiber
reifte Dem 8ebnrtstogsflnb I'M pa
lilen Der Sieutcnants belt iiblid)eir
NlumienitrauB uulb ul,dl Ole 9iellic,
iinnts Charles 0obrcr uno Worit
!Gnmburger, ioipie Der Guartiermei
fter 8eorac ,Siuing bniter iiir Del
nnderen Sdmpcn o%ngeneblne llcber
roidJungcn III Hetio. SelbitperitGno
Iid5 tpuroe mnlld)es 8lns alif Dos Ter
mere Woberaeben hesaanonsnsicbers
geeert. Wdbreno bes gun5en Sogci
ipfbte niif Der 0nnoncnaieberci hn;
Stsrncntariiisr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
Scbbel's rinSiacS Atelicr.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Ntclitr in @aI
timorc, nno ous hcfinOet iih in Der
Stage 81 ebrucr Gr0t, Nr.321, Nuro
@an., nahe iSigh.Str. &inoer.Ebo
tusrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. = &sin,
Isenfen mno feline Sreppen su itcisen,
]. Sebbcl. e. Grni, WeihGftsfib,es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
Wrin, nabriait un0 aciuno,

il T%erbinolmg nit Der Strait oes Nl-
tiers mo Dem hrben Hcid)tblm Der
llnccrfdlid)thcit miro Ous ron 6rcD.
Ealicrnidunibt's. Ameritan @re!ucrp"
her1eitclltc ySplnce"- Bier Sic Si ie'
Der Belt beirieoigen. @erlangt cs.
Niitc $1,000. @raiierei 1t0l-ti2S
Silen Strobc. Gel. =. 4 g.. 81
9soill 364, no. Gnurtlono 1891.
(33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
Sbco. s. 9icncr C &c.,
217, Cit.Valtimpre. Strabc.

Gettifes ,t,o onoeres aitsldnoi'
ldcs @eIo a%etaliit uno p%crfaufi
@eloIetNlngen beiorgt uad) Geutih
lono, Seiireid,, Hublono Ii. /. III
@ed)'eI aus8citeut aui ailsI1noiih.
@anten. Grebitbriefe unD Srapelers
1hed.ns. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
Giiten 0roBortiacn Masfen,

~" Gilten groBortiacn Masfen'
bul reranltoltet Scr .Wo5art.0tans
ncrhor" am Gienitoa, bcn Is. Sc
bruor, in Sbimecf's Sale om Noro.
@roobpop. Sir ocnielben wurbci
Jon Nrral1aelncnts.G omite bic INT
faiienoIten @orberaitungen ~setrufien,
10 oab eiiteru ieben @eiuher einige
genubreife Stunben iiber Tins.
Gen ih6niten Masfen luinfsn merth.
roQe Treilc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
Sunncn.Nuis uuo slIntcroan1.
CaS Mettcr.

stir Wtarplanb lrnb Den Gi'trttt So
Iunlbiu hellte uno ulorgcn fIur, lcld)tc
tpeItlidc bis iiiDneitlihe @inoe,
Sd0n mar bos Wctter 1eltern; talt
ouerbing3 mars in Der 6riibc, aber
bon Der WittagS5eit an miIbc iiir Die
subres5eit. Die bohIte Semperotur
mar as @roo bon > bis > llbr god)s
mittaoS uno sic niebrigitc q @roo
Inn 7 llbr Morgcns.
SSst Sen onoeren @rnbcS @cttcrs
@eobadtun98 Stotionen bcS gon'
bes lpllrOcn Die folgenbeu niebrigIten
Scrnperatilrcn uer5cihnct: Galtport
Sc, TortIanb -, Bottom s, Nlbonp 4,
0tem g 0orf 16, NhilabcIpbio -, It-
Iantic Gin Is, @oibin2ton Is, Nor
folf 26, SatteraS 80, Charlotte %,
@iImington 26, Gbnrlelton 32, go
nannob 81, Sationpiac 81, Supiter
as, Sen @elt sc, sltlonta 80, Mont
apmerp 80. SEEM Orleans 3S, Sole
itinc 80, 6olpelton "A, Corpus Gbrl'
fife 81, Wemphi5 80, Cincinnati -,
TittSburg Is, Galucgp s Buffalo Is,
Iarqllettc Is, Green Ban 20,Gbico9o
26, Suliltb fl, ct. Eoill Is. Ct.
2ouis IS, annios Gitp 80, omaha 1,
gisnnord IS, @iuiiton 10. Suprc 20,
Selcna %, Solt 2nfc Sin 81, Ge1'
Der 81, Nortb Elottc -, Gobgc Gitp
o6, Nmorillo 80, SOS Nu9elcS 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
:. WclSicROnnacn

@eloienorn9en nod GeutihIonb
uno ScItrci1 . llngarn iid)cr uno
ihnea beioret. 5, 10 uno 20 Morf..
lrluie 10 un0 20 Gronen Sdeine ~
perfaufer.
Sbcu. 8. 9iruer & So,
tO Wr. 2t7. Cn-Naltimnrr-Etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03

Gonruo Gurih ouffreicm
Sub. Mr. GollruO Gnrif,. Der
ebemolige NrGiioent ser vM'ount
@crllon 9rcmina Gomponm"," mel
der lett ocnt I. Sonllar oltf Die Mn'
idnuloiQnn9 Der Steuerent5iebrna Der
@umnrs. Iegiertng gcacnilbcr IeItgc-
hoIteu nuroe, lit geitern 8eacn
$500 @iirgid)uit, Die pnn Srn. &iI-
liam 3abrenbt, &nhlenbonoler. Nr.
23G-2i7. HcrO.@arltoil.S traBe, &C.
Iteat lu!lroc, orf ireiet Sub 9elett
luorbell, pGhreno lein Sobn nod
teille NilrSiduit erIongte. lie @in-
oes Wrobgeidrporeneu bobcn Ocll
,Sall luGbreilb oct 0d,l5ell lettcll
@pfe mlteriud)t. bod baben liz nod
feline Gntief)ioutg 9~etroffcn, oa
l~rdbriHcinlid) nod, llcite 3eugen Dor.
Qcl00Cn ipCr0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
ltnterbaltunss @eemeiier.

.Nfasemie" SuIia MfarIopc In nGbc
8eooeb OF Jeaiou".
,,Musitorium" - ,S6c 92i5arb OF s..
,Sinnepis" oas munocr6arc 6dmernpboue
repropuiirt Cora lauauan. Grace @dnleroR
mn @nocrc. 9teue 9Sa1oelbtloer ieocn Iag.
,Spro's" - .Ipe Nmertcan Soed".
,,tsapetn" - Seb gurus .9dliHu @irle".
,Sunionn" - IN CID Gentli6u.
rsAptuis" - Naubeplle uno segItoelbtlner.
vWlarpIanb" ReitbS VI Stdr "sSanSe
otle uHb GRANDCHILDREN.
,,g;cp Monumental" - nGhc Ieutud0 Bellies"
in Abe SpooluiH'c 6oIibaO".
,&tetpria" 60 ginuoeotle iino GRANDCHILDREN.
,9enbponsG puierputprium" Srctida. ben
6. Sebrudr, 4 llbr Ndtmitta9S, Sritiee 1lHlf
g,ermu'iis9 o3eri heS ~NnctieI'Guarictte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-03
@un Waicn i%ibcrmannt.

Fetcr S0rall9elM llll0 letlc @attl!
ertgebcn ourd, 3uinll Dem iihe'
rem So0 Durdl @oSper0iitung. -.
Sattcn cinelt nit brenncnoen2obs
len aeiiiQten elmer III oaa Sdlofs
5in1mer geitcllt. - Nrmu III fritz
Id)cm 3ulton0c.
81 fritIlden1 3uitonbc liegt Die
Srnu bcS @ried)cn Fctcr 4arongelin
bon 9tr. 1881, YotopscoitraBe, oar.
nicocr unb Sebterer iclbit peroallft
lein Sebcn nllr Dem llmitotoc. oaB
CT init Dem aopl inter Der Settoede
SIT ihluicn pIlc9t. Gas Gebepaar be-
gub iih am Wontog Nbero gcgcn If
llbr 5u 9ctt unb bentbtc 5llr @rtuGr.
nntng oc2 3lnlmcra cine IN arn1en
Sarnilicn IN @riehenlunb 9ebrGlld).
lid)en Site gcnl0B, cincn elmer; at
itntt ocniclbGn ober, mie baS lonlt
ilbIld) lit, nit @ol6 81 tilllcn lt)ilttete
Srau aurnn9elin ]hrcnncnoe 4oblcn
in ocnlelbcn un6 Itelltc oieicn primi-
tipen mo gei1brlihen Sfen III OaS
Shlaigemud) ncben bas Sctt. Gas
Gbcpaor iflief bulb boraui cin nno
merftc lid)t, wie iid Der Houm lang.
lam nit Hohlcnprpo 6oieH %iiilltc.
@egen I llbr lpurhe aorongelin plot.
lif ourh cinen leilcu SflaB Ieiner
Satin ouigclucdt, sic lid IN bol6-
o1nmddtigcm 3uItanoe aili Dem 90.
ger pGl5tc ulo i'm babel 5ilfduig nit
Dem Nrn1c berilbrtc. 2ieienl I'm.
itanbc pcrbnnft &oron9elin un5lpci=
ielbuft lem Scben. PTS or ollfipattc,
bcripiirtc CT hcitigc aopfidmer5cnL
mo bcmerttc hic giiti9cn @oic, iuel-
DIE ben fleincn Hnlm f%iiltcll. ,S1 Der
g(biidt, ans Dem 3irn1er ST. flildlter,
~iti!rjte CT. elmer Sbnmnd)t nobc, 5t
@ooen, bate iebod) nod 10 picl aroit,
INN f~ricd1cno Die Sbiirc at crreiden.
Sll Der Slide iilutc CT Damn eil @laS
nit Woiier, I'M cS iciner Satin, mel.
dc mic lebloS orli Dem @ettc Log, III
bnS @elid,t 81 gicBcn. gr bate ic-
boh foltml Dos 3immcr betretell, ais
er nod)nlals bolb 6elulBtloS 3u 30.
Den l~tiir5tc rno ben Snbalt bes @lo.
les perihiittcte. @cpor TT nui Die
StroBc ginG, nm Sillfc5u holet rib
CT oic Tenitcr beS 3inmerS ollf, licT
bo>ln 5l Or. Otto 30. N~cinboroi mo
fchrtc nit oieicn1 bolo bnrouI 5i lei
ncr in ticicr Shnmod,t Iic9cnocn@ot
tin 5%llriicf. Gem Irst GclonN cs enc
lid, nod) itlunbcnlonQen uer9eblidcn
@crilherL Die Srou in boS @enuBt
icill 3uriid SIT rlfen. Sbr @eiinoen
lit nod fritilf; troboem bofit Or,
9ieinborbt. iGr 2cben 81, erbolten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
WONDERFUL NEEDLES
One Made From ) Hair and Another
Covered With Fine Engraving,

MnDy years baek ihe then King of
Prussia visited 4 needle manufaut1ry
IL his kingdom. He was shown q
number ~ snperilne ncr.les Thousands
Of which together Did mo-. Weleh bali
an ounce, and marYHied how saeh min
tse tbjects could BE pleree1 With an
eye, Hut be was shown meifinK
even timer, The workman whore bust.
ness Il was 70 bore the eye IN the
needles asked lDf i hair granl the mon
% CTS head. II VIII rehiiy given. and
with 4 smile. the hnfef placed il uraaf
his machine and made al e5r Ia It..
This he M-nlshed with a threadl ard
theu handed the ssgnuIaf needle 81
The asfnnlshed Ilns. Another met
curious needle was nj IN fine p9a-ess
sion Of Queon Victoria Il wis maIe
al The celebrated needle mannlau,rry
at Reiaiits. and represents thn eysuun
OF Tfa5an IA miniature Tits wfIl
knewn Human column A. ad9sHed with
numerous scenes IN sculpture. Which
|immnfaaIIzU Tlgian hnltl1 actions 1T
wir nnd ri thlH dImlutiEAee nurdie
wrich sas p~rc4naIad ~ the queen On
tof VlzIlaln Tue famous maAaI1tferY
In nf &nsbe 1891 suenea in her lle
are presented IN fallel. but IS ymalg
that II requires ] powerful llagnlIylnz
glsss % fec them clearly. This Vic.
soria needle pan. moreover. Be opened,
and contains a number Of needles II
smaller aizQ, which are als ad7fneis
wits scenes Ia fellfftonapn Spafe
Moments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
INTERESTING c
Food Kn0wIsdg. IS lhs .Trrm.

With the Rural Free Delivery 4
mails. tae farmer u as cioaely In touch
with what II going On In The world d.
his city brother,
Whist 20 eat, N order 10 Kei the hest
ont Of ones brain and body IS as In.
portrait for the mdefn farmer As the
manufacturer b~nslnegs man 0r psafes.
sIoHal worker. An MS farmer writes:
Il am q farmer and was troubled
with chronic indigestion for two years
suffered great agony and c,nld find
no permanent relief from medicines.
"A friend suggested that | colt Us.
lng ! much ssa@ehy iooaa. which are
Use principal cause Of lnIfstlnai lndl
|gestl0n began 10 use Grape-Nuts md
have continued wiih most eratlfylus
results
sGfapnsNnis InBd has built me ~
wonderfully 4 gained s lbs tho first
four weeks that | used IL Ny general
hcalth Is better than before. Wy brain
.is clear, my nerves strong
For breakfast and dinner have
lurape.Nuts with cream. d slice Of esIsn
toast. : soft b lied egk and a cup Of
Postum NJ eea0lhk' meal IS made d
GfapesNuls and cream. alone. I
This diet gives me Eu1d rest every
niHhG aud I am now we'll again
Name given y Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Mlch. Read The Road 10 Well
Vile. IN pkes. There's ! HeaAon.
Ever rsad the shove settef7 A nev
one zpp8eF, irem time e tIme. Thes
are genuine. true, and full of human
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

And aid NOT 20 TO the woman'a de-
partment for II but q the mems" said
a Young woman trlumphansly As $50
pointed TO o. nice, warm, f~ullaength
klmona, the sort Il thing they sell IN
the mems department Of the stores as
a lounglng or bath robe. Il Is just the.
sort OF gown a woman likes for com
fort, aud some very pretty designs are
shown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

pro ements maao during the past
yoaf and says Guthrie Is coming In
10 her own.
J. i, Wlnton is In Eatd.
Deputy United States Marshal Dave
Hadden Is IN Perry.
Ex-senator ]. r. Eiekam. Of pe-k.
ms was tmong the out Of own guests
At The reception ana entertainment
last evening.
Fxior Il, j, Garner, Of Goyl2 was
IN the city last evening,
!. b. Cksrles willie and George NJ.
Meem3 Of Sulphur we're among The
ont 81 town guests at the legislative
reception ind entertainment last.
evening.
Il. G Guaa has returned from 4 trip
6 shawnee
G ptain Y. A. Knipe Is here from
Perkins.
Ira sDS Mullinax, who has been So
ionFnIng at his oh home in Missouri
the past several weeks. arrived IN
Guthrie lasi nlgat TO cover The leg
lslatlve session for the Leader
Andy Payne, superintendent %
The Wells Fargo EXPRESS company,
was here lsst night watching the
erewaA 10 the hotel l0bbles.
r. >. Kennedy, travelling passenger
ageut for the Santa Fe, Is a Gut.rle
rIalIog
p q Ratr. Of Duanti II . GalhrIe
xIsIlos.
l. II Dnets Is here from Topeka
col. n. Y. Hoffman. Of Chandler. war
n the city last evening 10 attend The
reception aud entertainment.
static Pure 70 a Inspector Charles
I Botany. pf LsHten. arrived iaf night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06


be given IN the ely han Monday. Feb.
ruafy Sth. The costumes viii be fur.
nlshed hy TIE Oklahoma Costume eom
nany. The = ggram which IS now BE.
Ing arranged by the officers 81 The So.
ciety Is said 10 BE ye.y entertaining
Mesdames D A, Tllotsun. " b..
Burke and A. G. Doaley We're among
he Nowata ladies' IN attendance al the
reception and banquet last evening,
Mrs. Harvey Utterhach. Of kin9iish
err, attended tho legislative reception
ana entertainment and VIII spend the
week end With friends IN the capital
city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo y Wyslllo, OF
.Clarem, re. were among the autaai town
guests at the reception at 5rluet
alst evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton and
Miss Laura WleBu. WhD have been Ia
the city for TIE past few days. setnrn.
ed home this morning to Woud sarl,
MI and Mrs. ]. b. Mosley. OF Sui.
phur, Nere among the out Of ! VII
guests At the legislative bal and ban.
quet last evening.
Mrs. ]. N. Howe. wife OF Representa-.
tive Howe, OF Noble county, arrived
Yesterday TO attend the Legislative en-.
tertalnment last evening.
Former Representative Q. 7. Brown
and wife Of Blackwell, attended the
reception and banquet last evening.
Mrs. J. j. Houston Is visiting her son,
James Houston, IT, and family IN
Ripley.
Mrs Cash Cade. Of Shawnee WAS
among the nui Of town guests az the
receipt II and BAH last evening, She Is
.ac guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ewing
this week
A very BEAUTIFUL We ding ceremony
took place Monday afternoon "A the
home Of NJ. and Mrs. r. + Gibson
on South soyenpa street when their
laughter Miss Lena WIS united IN
marriage 10 Mr., f. W. wilkins. one
Of the popular operators 1T The Rock
Island oIleeS. both the bride anil
groom ere very highly esteemed
amone the 5oung people Of Klnsneher
ami s most Of friends Nlsh them a
long life Of prosperity. The ericiai.
ing clergyman was Rev r. s. Far.
rand. pastor Of The pre~sbytsfl0n
church -Kingnshef Midget.
Miss Minnie Templeton and Miss
Mabel Eindwnli. who wore thu sainr.
day and Supdag guests Of Ms n ".
nuttfrf. have returned 10 tlpir home
IN Guthrie, Emil Eagle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
IN AND AMONG !
LOCAL STORES


Mrs r. r. Calkins Inns returned
from Kansas aud has again accepted >
position with the p o. Lutz company,
where she has been previously EN-
ployed for four OF five years.
-
Ramsay Bros, are putting the FInlsa
Ing touches On the inventory.
The decorations at the city hall
last night were OF tho distinct creh'
tlcn Of Fufrow 3 CO. This popular
firm OF decorators has made q hit
IN such work Guthrie fses proud
Of i'm fact TINT Il has . hgral house
taat can command the admiration Of
z particular people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

HFEEEHI 70 HHIEI ITWHH
C~hiekasha. Okla, 1an. 6-The
pIaneeF reIerzone company lSafefehd
ant III tpb lamage snIls lof $3.50
the complainant being 4. q LatIng.
a cotton buyer who refused 10 pay
$40 overtime rntreea. last sfniHE,
ami since lIaI be has heen unable "a
set service over the ouI.offown lines
Re charges discrimination and sues
for refusal d service 70 I sespousIhls
person.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
1Ez17
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL


~ p. Blake. of blackwell was
al lng the out OF town guests al the
reception and banquet last evening.
Re7. i. S. Wiley. Of Tahleqlah was
N attendance at the legislature en-.
fts.1lnment lbst evening
Ira a. Hill. OF Cherokee. was among
dc out Of town guests at the recep.
tlfn ami entertainment given last
lhght.
A. u TItus ana A. T. Stout are acre
ffsm Che okee.
nsAd Parkinson. q Wagner h q
Guthrie Visitor.
G. \. Long Is here from Wewoka
attending the meeting OF the hoard OF
.raRents OF Che IT supply asylum
,ha.ra Of which he Is a memter.
Robert Dunlop returned to Mutual
u Che morning train.
Hon. Robert Ne1 who appeared IN
lAn American iiohe8 production at
She Brooks last evening waa a con-
snlclcua figure IN the lone lohny yes'
feldas
George c. Whitehnrsl left last even
Ihg for Kansas Cily on a business
mission.
Attorney II. D. Martin Is here from
Perry.
Editor Mitchell. Of the shastuck
Mentor. vas here Yesterday vlsit
ne has brother Senator .. I. Nit
elNell.
Ex.Maxuf8E ~ nkII Is here FROM
asahsas H|fs viziIiHg relatives NJ
mich delighted vita thc mans Int
WZ= ""
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

There Win bq q peeiinE 1T lbe Eqlal
Suffrage GLIB Ii The parli rs Of the lone
hotel on Friday 1t 5 o'clock All mem.
hers and frIenGx q the cause are
urged 70 be present. Mrs. Kate II.
Biggcrs, state president. IL IN tho city
and viii be present. Anna N. Bennett,
President.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
White Not Popusar.

White is moi as popular for c~rQulng
gowns AZ L has been for no many sea
sons, and there were never ~ many
beautiful colors to choose from, One
of the most artistic gowns = made this
season OF q soft material OF a faint
coral llnge. and an Their color much In
favor Is Granada blue, which mas a
silver simmer to Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Ia time 10 attend the reception and en-.
tertainment.
p. L. Bagby, OF Fairfax. is a Guthrie
visit I.
-
J. p. Jayne, Of Perry, was among
the out Of town guests at the reception
and entertainment last night.
t~-~
G unity Attorney VIM + Carts, Of
%sequoyah county, is here from Sail.
saw.
l. y. sipes, Of pauls Valley, Is q
Guthrie visitor.
Attorney c. r. Peck. Of Pawhuska
was guest Of AIR and Mfs. G. N. saf.
el Tuesday.