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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
bic NorOnncQ cnfraac.

Sn Der curopoiiden Ereiic miro
nod INNER beballptet, poB bel Der
3iliommenfunit oes G5oren unb OeS
aoni9s Gbmoro bon Den WiniItcrn
Ssuolsfi unb @rcp oud) Die Iarba-
n~eueniroge bciproten moroen lei,
nit Dem GrgebniB, boB Gnglono lei
lie iriibcr obIebnenOe Soltung niht
ipeiter alfreht erbalten meroe. 1ie
Iurffobrt olrd) Die SaroaneQen lit
nGmIid) arf 9etreiben Gnglono's al.
len ariegsihiiien uerboten. Hdd) benz
-fiir Hublano ungliidlid) perlouienen
arimtriegc eriolate Die SdlieBung
Der Guroonellen. Gin Shlag ge9en
RuBlolb, peIIen Mftionsireibcit oo.
onrd) ein9eidrGnft murbc, uno bon
Der Wtitmirtung oil Der Wittelmeers
Eolitit mor HllBlnnb oltsgei6loIien.
Miiroe HuBlano Die Illrhfabrt ieiner
&riegsihiite Durd Die Taroonellen
geltottct, 10 mdre es IN Der Gage, nit
ieiner Shmor5en Weer. Slotte ans
ben I~orOonellen berpor5ubrefen uno
iid) uud) elmer etmoigen m%nglildlideu
Seeld)lodt mieoer binter Die Taron.
nclen IN iid)eren Shut 5llriid5u5ic'
ben, bu oen onberen Mdften Die
Turbfobrt ollrd Die Iaronnellen
nod) mie Dor perboten mare. 9iele SIS.
Jung Scr Surbunellenfruge lit nllo
bon porn berein ansgeidloiicn, nm 10
mebr, als cine senoerlng Der Sro9e
MIR inter 3uitimmlng after WGdte
moglid it, Die bel Dem 3uitanoefom,
men beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bethel.
ligt iporcn. 0or alien Ginger fommt
es barullf on, meld)e Stellnng Die
Siirtci 81 Der Irage einnebmen miro,
ba i'm Sale Der ireien 3lrdJfobrt
bod mobl ale 9eieitigungen an ben
Ior0anelen wie am 9osporus beicis
tigt neroen miibten. Nie Iiirfei, be
ipnOerS inter Dem nellen Gegime,
piiroe iid) idJluerlih no5u pcritebcn,
Oieie mihtige WeeresitroBe in ibrem
Gei6saebiet u~nbebcligt 5u loiien
mo iogar GonItontinopel benz Seuer
elmer feinolifen Slotte ais5uieben.
Set Ser Sperrung Der Gorooncllen
iinO ii6rigens nod 5lpei iel~bititGnOige
llfer.S toaten om S6por5en Meere
cntitonoen, HumGnien uno Bulge.
rien. Ieren Sntereiien miiBten bel
Neurcgelung Ser 3orooielen-
Gurdfobrt bod alld gclpobrt mer-
ben. Die OarOoneqenfrage lit Elm
ibpicriges unb langipieriges Gro
STEM, oeiicn 2Diung &ublono belon'
berS om Scr5en liegt. Gle 9e5iebnn'
gen slpiid)en MuBlono unp England
linh our Belt ireunblidcr. olS lett bic
len Sobrcu. Nber Duiihen oicien
Wdd)ten allein fam bos Yroblcnn
nidt geloit iperben. limo Oh Die iibri-
gen Wdd)te, srmoI bie Siirfei, elmer
Nenberlng Der gegeniuGrtigcn Ser
bdltniiie 5litimmet miiroe, lit Iebr
irnalid). gelier it's, ipenn MuBluno
Die 3aroouelleniroae sur 3eit ni6t
altfrollt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
fir biieutlidbe eidcrBeit-Yautcn.
Cub epartement hes 0cbduoe. SuIpetturss
SiireauS, NfntbbuuS.

ValftW . c, 1. september l0Oo.
slneebote peroen ent9egen 0enonlInen ben
ber 9nntraft.Seb5rbe Der Stabt Baltimore fir
ben l1mbau Ino Die Sseparatur Der 9robftraben'
W,ariibale uno Sblppen fit ben Wtapcr mo
Staotrntb bon Baltimore.
Mnseboie Aniiiieu i'll OerIiegeIteu Gpuoerien,
~aoreiiirt all ben Bpuro oi gfp1ros" ieln i1o
Die guiidriit "Irpppfdls ior @Sorf an Grnb
Street WarIet" trageI urio bel Srr. !. Setpell
1bomas.. Observation-Disclosures, IN beiiem 9iireau I'M
Natbbauie nm ODER Dor II ubr Sornliffa9s
am Is. Geptenber 1909 einaereibt tperoen.
Seoem ~gln9ebot NUT Elm an ben Wiabcr. lno
StnbtratD bon Baltimore .5ablbarer certifi5irter.
ani cine Clearing Souie"s9unf ge5ogener ebed
bes 9ieters fir filnibrnbert ($5U0) Collars
Ser erioIgrei6e 9ieter rnlib giirsi6ait itcI.
len iinb Ole. Soridriiien peg stabtsGbarterS
3eidnuinect mo Spe5itifntioneu i6nren CIT
ODER nod BEN 2. September 1909 i'm SlrraiI
oes @ebduoe. Snipefiprs befi6tigt Weroert,
Sic 9ebbrhe behalf lid, oas Hebt Dor, ir9eao
Elm ODER uQc Iugebute 3u perlper1eu.
eb,uarb 2. Gretpn,
4ebduoesS nipeftor.
S%enebnl;gi:
Geo. y. Numien,
.ia0pr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
8enebm.gi
(eept2, s40.7,so1o11.1O
Srpartcmcnt fir Diicntlide Verbeiernpgen.
cub cpartcment ocs Stabt. Jmsenirurc.

Nalttmore 20. Ni9ult 1909.
snparSs, gare Of s. ae,pea Ibomas," aorti;
iirt. merbeli i'm 8iireau oes Observation-Disclosures
Nattbaus, Baltimore. bis Wiitt,pcdl, II lbr
Sormiitu9S, am 8. September 1909, ehtgegen
9eliommeii sur Iipeuirltna.- 9tnnoiieinbai mo
Yflaiterrng Der S8olfesStrdbe. BON Der gtoro'
leite Der .MunliulentsS trabe bis 5ur Siio1cite
Der SefferipusStrube, init GuBdcpbaIt,. Ispbalis
9lJden. Bitllitbic, oitrifi6irien Yilaiteriteintn
poer Soljblbden.
SpeSiiitationen nnb gtrgcbuiSz Sormllare i.np
uuf Yerlnl9en in oieicin BiireuI erbdiilif.
Ole Gontr1fthSeb1roe bebllt lit has Rebi
cor. irGero Elm ODER ale Naaebote 6iiriid6is
Deiicn.
CLEARING Soufe" s8anf, aui Srbre hes NiahorS
llIo Stnotrntls bon Baltimore ae5caen. 5i hem
in Den Spe5iiiiationen aenannien Se.ra9e, mus
ieoem slrigebot beiaefiiat lcin.
4. E. Senoan,
StnotsS lgcnieur
Beb. u. gumieu,
YrdiioeIit Der GoutruftsQeb1roe.
Wu926, 27, rs, 80, 81, Septl ,2.3,4,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
Iepartement fir DffentlidIe Santen.
Cub cpu rtrmcnt oeS Staotss SMgcuicurs.
Salt III o re, ben 10. NiiaIitt 1909.
Mn Nile, bic eS unafbt!

IuTTT 1T o I z, pPH 10. WIHHTI IBUU.
Mn MIG. bic es angett!
Stermit piro in llebereinitimTiiu9 nit ben
Ibfhuitten SO y uno So Y beS CHARTERS Der
Stnot Baltimore befannt ~aegeben, baf i1 mad
benz 20. September 1909 %be9innen tperoe, @urs
reitsStrube. bon Der gS%eitieite Der SpluurbaS Ctr.
bis sur Niiieiie Der @~utuiusStraBe. nit mpoers
nem bacterial su ~pfIuitern mo nen 81 pila'
fern.
@Qe Terfoiien uno Gorporuiipnen peroen
besbaIb hermit aufgeiorocrt, GrIuubuibi6einc
iiir uIc Nrbeiten AT e~rlaracn itilo o~ifielbel; Dor
benz %. Sepiember 1909 beenbiaer. bic IN
iraene. elmer gseile pie @niararuna, oeer oic
cineS IbeiIes ~berieIben notbiuenoia mudlerl,
wenn oieie sepfInftert poer men aepfIaftert 1T.
y. Z. Tcnban,.
(gust3. 2O,27: Gept3) etaSis Snsenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
@ermiidte Mnseisen.
Euc,ial=Wpti,

9ie atss2ciidcnbetntt er.9 ebDrbe pcn Wta.
rDiano miro ibre balbidbrlibe Sieun9 Nebuia
Eriirune uller slpplifunten bon 10 lbr MiorgciiS
an am Eienftag, ben IL. Ettpbcr 1909, IN ibt
rem Siirenr, 4r. 733, Gaiucrt.S uiloiHa, Nalti.
more, No, balten. Npp!ifniions= SormuIare
iilr oieie Vriifun9 iueroen aui gSerldn9er, oaS
bel BEN Scfretir oiefer Sebbrbe am uoer ppr
Sem l.. Sftober 1909 seitent peroeit mus, &c.
%lieiert.
I'm Nuitrone ser %ep6roe
9eurge u. Mptucn,
Yrdfioent.f
8. $. Spusmau. ima.,
(25t,5,GG, 70) SefreiGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
umsnss-g

Nemnmenten, 0ratteineu aaS etatxeW.
Sa mir odS QagerbalS Wr. 223, 9sorb.
rhrrlee1esfrnse hescden bdten. iuerbe,t lrir eGS
>,sr. u etiaHt, 81 aiSirtulii6 Hteorts
aen 8reifen berianten.
8. 3ilSartner & SsHs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
SMliana Mp4.

GS ftnrb am 3. September 1909 In ibrer
Muf. %stborene Miter, im slIter bon is Sabren
mo @ Munnten. ocIiebte @uitin oes peritorbes
nen M,1t6iaS Ron. Sie 0eeroi9ung fineet
WittpodI, ben 8. Septemtber, Mipr9ens 0 llbr,
bonn Iraierbuuie aus nab Der ct. Sofobuss
Aird,e. no nm $40 eine 9leauiemsWteiie fiir itr
SeeIeDbeil 9cbnIicu miro, uno oann auf bern
p9i. 9rl1fcrsS rieobofe" ftnit. gitie. fetne
9Iiiinen! (2i9-5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
Ecpartement ihr GrSiebnns.
Siireau Der yeboroe Der Sdlul.D pinrttiarc
DIFF Mdbiiprs mn Idtourfte. Nueuue.

~ 8nlti moro. 1. September 1909.
et raj 'r llno 9aaia1ette s aUgnW", wir S' am Somner.
itag, ben o. September 1909, Moreens 8 tbr,
eire Rriifuns bon Gaabioatem fir Treiteilcm
int ct. MAINS Maohlen.s elRinar eebaIter iper'
ben. 49,
Sc cine % @nIan5 bonn eriten. %5ipeiter uno
Sritten 9eeislltipfSliIrif
5ubm y. Sauhe. eefretir.
fp45 5) ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
GcrSinanb Mculucr.

Gs itarb an 5. september 1909 IerbinanS
Ms"'Os'' ae''e0ter Satls WI 6ra"'eS ae"~er'
Sic Geerhianne iinbet am Mittpod,, Mors
aen3 40 llbr, bon ieiner @obnlne, VT. 3t2.
Varf.MUfnuc, aus nab Der ct. NIpbprfue,
airbe liatt. no nm . llbr ciu NeeniemsSpbs
amt %ceIebrirt miro. 9eifebuhg p%rioatin,.
f0lQ-,tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
Qorraine.

MatefiI&. - Hariartie. - 4rietiM.
9SeitIiG bon 99olbrpof cine uio cine babe
MeiIe. Miount SoupssSaagpnS uno 9nrraines
NdeAOiiS oireit biz aim &ingang. 8eibe Zee
Iep6One. GtabtsBiireau i'm Srttfen Jlur 6eS
: linton TruIt"'0cbdubeS, Charles. wnS natette.
ctrake. W,dil. 1S.1&&l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
Uefanntmadungen
gareau oes etaSt.@someters

3. NVVItNTUVI IUVV'
Ser Staot.@eometer miro am WitIipoa, Den
10. september 1909, 10 llbr SornlittaGs. an
Srt uno SteIe eribeinen uno oas Alioanll oer
WtpiiinlerfsS fraBe, 5tpifd,en Safeppoos mo
8enpoobsgoenite. eiabIiren.
Naletgb e. TbDntas,
(251) y Staolf@eon,eter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
MbcuS.

YprIefunaeu 7 bis o sbenbs. Baltimore
linineriiidt Suriftsn.SGnIei. 3parSie!feS Ge'
iruHsne SrInmne, Gefretdr. ia Sertdtsaes
biuoe. (sultzl.zUtxs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08

,4siapp. "5eoern aui 8eitenuna Geiertiat,
bon 81 an. S1rbelt. He!li9en, &raniein in al
len Nrd1d,en; Siite gereinigt, aefdrbt rlo reil
aeformt. Tauioipn, Tr.210, Ncit.Serinaton.S Str,
jtpciteS Stodperf. CSeptS. tMit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
QcnSpn-Narf .gemetern.

yRrean: Wr.' ct. Wst.e aratsga.etsaks, nnb
NnnrkGinoaag: 1reeert6.sebab.
@eard6nibpIdbe bon $2h an inter heftdnbieer
Mnffiht; SGuittbIlit.et 0etpinoe. Y'aiiaen etc.
lper0en i'm IreibbGuS AM paupts@ing0Ig ~
tnnSen. Infer @peIlt miro, ,peni sepiinlIt
Durfptedbeu, (99-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08

Madmittass-S our nad Claiborne.
Siebeu etunben Der s'nbe unb grbolune aui
benz sDatfer. girgen6ipo lam man 10 f1ble.
csn;sSsn ''''''"'s SUI w. ''"s" o"''"
Soaieine aQabIseiten auf BEN Sampfer fer.
Dampfer tdbrt ab tdsIi& (auseen. Sonntaes)
IN, 2.3O Ndtmitaas. 8adicbr mad Baltimore
10 ubr NbeioS.
1tnmbjatrt Hny Soc.
Hier 4. 2tett.etra6e.
D. =. uub u. Babn'0o.
-(Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
u. &anitid),

Rstb.H sppIetsn.e traRe.
Tentidjc Bidder mno Scitidriften.
Sneenof6ritten, Wldrden unb Gr3dbluneen,
2Iafitfer. 0eoi9te. gtpm6ne etc (Sept9.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
Nm bic Tumcn.

Sun9e Hamen. peIhe. mooerne Ghneioeriu,It
5i ~erIerneii ipiinitcr. folten midi i'm Sioeitel
iiur bel Sri. W. 6ubers, Nr. 302, Hef'eara.
por5uipreten, ibren Naineil ais
3p9liig eintruacn, lno ie lernen Die STUNT
bnlten nuberoem ariinoliben llnterridt i'm
3uidneiben. Sebr liberdIe 9ebin9unSen. =
Sri. VI. SuDcrs, Tr. BOP, &cit. Snrnto1a' Ctr.
lSeNfp-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
WarsIano s%anbitnmmen-S djnIe.

Oas sueiunSoicrSifte Geinefter Der W,arh.
Ianb 9aubitnmmfu.s daule beDinnt am is. Sep'
iember. ytiht iefieriauifh. Sir aIe ipeifcn
1aiibiiumnien uno aih fit Die. beren !yet6r
Ii6en SduIen an ermbeli6en. Gpredcn inb
9ipperIeien nuBer ben Sidern Der 1ifenili6en
GhuIen gelebrt. 9epartemcrt fir 3anoferiig..
ihr eeipobner WarbIanb's irei. 8m meInen bel
GbaS. ~. Gin, Vrinsipal, Urebertd, Was. ~
(Iuu1t-Nue2S ,WioSo,Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
IeriammlnnsS eMnseiaen.

uEamen.yercin Der NGsemciuem 1eutihen
WreijenBeimatb."
Seriammluna mprsen, NpnneritaG, NahTllfs
tag, Den o. September, in Der sluitalt.
2uuiic Hpidleu,.
(25D Sefreiirin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08
He&tsanniIts

q. & y. 81. Raul 1898.
&uprune MdrbIdn6 8Q2.
3arl u. ~. Gaplt,
Se@tsantuaIt.
Rtutmss 126-12S, 2ap Oxtfbtao. A. [
gr. 22f, gourtIanbr StraBe.
raftistrt In auen GeriGten beS GtaateS
WcdrDIdnb.
VadIab 8 sgnaeIeasnbeitcn, 1eitamente unb mr.
IuI,oen lIer Nrt. geIeft!ontn, 9anb. nHA
&duier'reberiro guneeu prompt unb
rtmtie beforet.
Qslo ~ le:Hef ant &AVetAelen.
cGEier nat Urnubitnten seIartt.
(200--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-08

u adj cinem Musmeiie bcS
Sd)osamts : Gepartemcnts belief iid)
Der @eloporratb in ben Ser. Staaten
am /. September 34O6 MiQioncn
Collars. Gnpon ipareit I'M Sd)ot.
annte etlpaS iiber 1894 MiIIionen
8olo, nabe5n as Willionen Collars
Colo . Gertiiifate nn6 A Wiaionen
Silher Golars, 9L. Miaionen Col
lars Silberiheine. fir 25A Milio.
nen Dollars tleinere Silbermiinsen,
runb { Niuionen Ser. Stoaten . SEQ.
ten mno rilno q Wiuionen G~otional.
banf . Noten; 5niamnen fir all.
ndberno $40 Miaionen Collars. Sn
Girfmlation iparen an l.. Septembcr
3,U6,24,0O0 Collars; oopcr mabesl,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

+. e. Smith of Perry Okla, has
been appointed stenographer in the
land Office at Minot y. D., and II
NJ. Vance, Of Craig county, Oklaho
ma. land law clerk in the land Office
service. 4W
William T Sims is appointed post
master at Celestne Pittsburg, Okla.
hcma, vice A J Turner resigned.
and Levi NJ Points at Reeding, King.
fisher COUNT. oklahoma, vice j. d.
Steel resigned
The National Bank of Commerce
.cf Kansas City has been approved as
reserve agent for the State National
bank Of Tcxarkana. Ark, and the In
tcretaic National bank of Kansas
City, Kas., for the First National
bank Of Chlllicothe, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The $4,000 residence Of Ms NJ. G.
Tart on East Warner avenue is near.
ng completion
The Hill Construction company Will
Cmmence Monday o lay asphalt paw
ing around Capitol square.
The case of j. NJ. Dggs VS.. j r.
Elliott was appealed to the supreme
court today from the district court Of
Pitisburg county.
Dedication of he new buildings Of
he LangstOn colored university will
AXE place August 26. Governor
Haskell, State Treasurer Menefee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
Sherriff's Dead Shot Eye
Water

Cures any case Of ordinan in
famed eyes or granulated lids in
less time than any other known med
icinc. We dciy all! This Eye Wa
ter will positively remove scum from
The eyes, stop the growth of cataract
and thereby save surgeons knife and
doctors bills Will cure headache in
fifteen minutes through the eyes.
Mailed on receipt of price, Sl.0J
per bottle. Prepared By w. E. Sher.
riff. Guihrie Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
CONVICTED F0RGER APPEALS SECOND DISASTROUS FIRE

P. F Tyler the negro politician
81 Blaine county. Who was convicted
in April cf forgery in connection with
land deal aud sentenced Co three
years In The penneruary toda APP
pealed 10 the criminal court of ap-
peals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
cImMARoN - -FNc.EsLnNs

CI@MARoN PAX EXCURSIONS
are now N the uctor k.st. Ccmmcae-
ing al p. M. leaves the Noble avs
nue bridge every hour until g. m.
then L leaves every thirty ~ 1utcs
Bathing tents and bathing suits q
take PLUNGE lr the salty Gimme
ron Dancing plstform, tables f5-
ptcnics. coed FISHING. Special mcru-
ing trips by applying at Beiman's
Tent and Awning COMPANY.
Extension Roller Skates. fust the
thing for asphalt pavement St5o a
pair al Oismths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Ms J IS ud Miss Lille Lowell
ae iH D. eiN ta.ay from Lowell
g + Slatk n0 as. ia t.e gov
tu. .l.ce. auj safe thi mo,n-
mg nH o-yacalton rp to p3'a~
Miss Eageaa Wilmeiius .ci, this
morning i0r ! few days ,ist with
rlcnas il OH homa City
Miss Mandy Poufl. who has been
Visiting Mrs Mary Frey. of this city.
las returned IS her home in Coffey
willie, Kansas
Mrs Cross returned to her home
iu Aluihal this morning after a few
avs visit In the capital city with
ela,INes. SIZE was accompanied
home 0y Ecr daughters. Mrs r. V.
>mirl ma Mrs 0rle Green and Mrs.
II L. Smith. Of Kansas City.
Mias Mary Brown. of Mulhar is
the CUES, 0f her sister Mrs. Wayne
dN AhliNf fNNA VI tNt tllA
Mr. ana Airs. Vs. j. Dwinncll are
entertaining Miss Louise Dwinnell
Of ATulhar
Mrs J r lluggins left this morn
ing fot Illinois TO spend several
weeks with relatives .,
Social Meeting
one OF the outof-town events Of
The week was the social meeting of
the Prairie Grove farmers union held
al The hnmo of Mr. and Mrs. S. r.
/ Bates southeast of the city A most
| enjoy bile day was spent by all Mrs.
/ Bates wa, assisted in entertaining by
1.-THE lady members of he union. and
VERY bom eous refreshments were
served Those present were: Mr. and
I Mrs. Clcary, MI and Mrs Purdum.
Mr. ami Mrs Alac Adams, Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Bilinghurst Mrs Martha
McNlmes, Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Bones.
Mrs Marthf Van PeH, Mrs Tony
Francis Ms Partridge. Misses Mathis
| Roberta Adams, Sarah Pickering. Fer
Oh Zones Tereasa Purdum: Messrs
George Cleary Harold Purdum, Nor
man Bones, Newton Case.
Miss Frances Kelley is visiting with
friends in Oklahoma city.
Mrs George Swartz has returned
from a several weeks visit In Denver
Mrs Mary Couch, county school su-
pcrntcndent Of Oklahoma county Is
here visiting the Logan county teach
ors' institute.
Mics Gaffney lef last night for Seat
tle, Washington, to attend the Alaska
Yukon exposition
A marriage license was issued by
Judge Strang this afternoon TO o.
G. William. aged %. of Crescent. and
Alma Walker, aged %, of Guthrie.
Misses Anna and Clare Reyser leave
fhis evening for Denver to spend the
lem7 'nder Of the summer
] Everyone would be benefited by
| taking FoleYs 0rino Laxative for
stomach and liver trouble and habitu-
! II constipation, II sweetens the
stomach and breath, gently stimu-
lates the liver and regulates the bow
els and Is much superior to pills ald
ordinary layatlyes Why not try
Foley's Orino Laxative today? c. X.
RcnfrO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
& A a NOTICE.

There win be a called meeting of
the Fraterna Aid Association at
their hall. on Saturday night. July r.
for the purpose of Initiating eandI-
dates.
w. II. CHANDLER. President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

@ @ o O O @ @ n C O @ ooooo @ :

The Beard Of Prison Control has
turned over the auditing of all Of tho
old prison claims to the Beard OF Az
fairs and uron the audit Of Secretary
llar ow, most OF the old claims were
ordered paid. A few were aeld back
to determine from what fund they
should be paid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL


fCm a visit to his aged mother. who
lives i'm Kansas and who has been
quite ill Mrs Quier is 90 years old
Her husband died seas ago at the
same age.
W. NJ Wren has gone to New
Mexico TO purchase 10000 head OF
leep to be fed at the 10l ranch
lie will also purchase about 1000
sheep for farmers in this locality.
j T. Sharp is here from Purcell
On business connected with Oklaho
ma Central railroad labor claims.
J. f. Pickard is in Tulsa today
on legal business.
The Guthrie Lincoln and Jefferson
NV club will meet tonight IN the dis
trict court room al $ o'clock.
Attorney NJ. II. jefferson of Cres
cent. is in this city on business with
the county court.
William Z. Baker has returned
from a business trip 10 Lowell
County Superintendent Neil Hum
phIey was in Shiloh this morning.
John March is in Oklahoma City to
day
Rcss Henry, of Topeka is spending
his vacation in this city.
Floyd Calvert and Harry Carlin
Who were among the Guthrie young
men who attended the National Elks
gathering at Los Angeles, are eX
pccted home Tuesday.
Rev A. b. Ray cf Oklahoma City
is a Guthrie visitor.
Col A. c. Scroggs, acting presl
dent of Kingfsher college, is Guth
RE visitor.
B e. hartman of Oklahoma Cit.
is a Guthrie visitor.
Oscar Halscll of Oklahoma City
passed through the city last night eI
lou,e to Chicago.
/ +. Page, president of the Langs
ton university, is in the city.
Sam Coleman is in ionca City.
b Bateman returned this moruinl
from trip to Perry.
Rev Noah 3 Wickham, supern
tendent of tle Oklahoma Chldren's
Home society, is Guthrie visitor.
Bud" Smith of the local Santa
Fe ticket Office, Aas been transferred
to Enid
r B Lille and Jake Douglas
We're among the Guthrie people ir
Oklahoma CITY Thursday.
J NJ Brooks left last night fol
Wichita
z NJ Chilcott is in Enid.
Clifford Jackson. general solicitor
for the Katy road in Oklahoma
returned to Muskogee last evening.
Grant Norris of Crescent is in the
city
W. A Mexican is in Wichita.
Jim" Hinton returned last even
ing from a trip 10 Oklahoma City.
Eugene Kerr, of the Muskogec
Timcs-Democrat, was in the city to
day,
Clark Field returned this morning
from a state trip.
Senator j Elmer Thomas. of Law.
ton is in the city.
Roy Oaks has returned from a triI
to Sulphur.
c. r. Hunter came up from Okla
bona Cit on the morning train.
DR., Leslie j Allen of Oklahoma
CITY is here comforting with state
officials.
\. f, Wallace has returned from Ok
iahoma City on a business trip
Ralph lindw9ll has returned from a
trip to New Orleans.
w H. Beatty of C3shion was in the
ciy today on business
Mavor y. II. Clark of Tonkawa pass
cd through the city today enroutc
home after spending a few days at
Camp Canton at Chandler, with the
National Guard
A. L. Housen. of Coweta formerly
a resident of this county, has sold
his farm in Lawrie township. and is
here closing mp the deal Mr. Hous-
en- was one of the framers of the
Oklahoma constitution
7 l.. Jernigan of Antelope town.
ship was here on business today.
j. p, Rhodes of Iron Mound town
ship was here today on business.
Dan * Christ of Mulhall township
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Old time Wheeling siogres at OF
smiths, for Sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

bruised check the unfortunate is no
worse for his experience
Nern Olsmith has received no'ica
of his appointment as scecnd lieut.
encnt in the United States army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Automobiles for rent, phone 20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

CasAc'i Cub Cigars are 4 periec
e90wer smoke mild sweet and frs
gr1rt three sizes. i0c and 3 for 25c
find them at Olsmth's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Automobiles for rent. phone 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

j. T. Sharp is here from Purcell
an business connected with Oklaho
ma Central railroad labor claims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

". NJ. Wren has gone TO New
Mexico TO purchase 10000 head OF
aeep to be fed at the 10l ranch
lie Will also purchase about 1000
sheep for farmers in this locality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

J.. f. Pickard is in Tulsa today
on legal business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-23

Mrs Cross rcurncd to her home
n Nuihau this morning after a few
avs yisit In the capital city with
elatNe SIZE was accompanied
home by Ecr daughters. Mrs. r. v
Smifl nd Mrs 0rle Green and Mrs
IT, l.. smith Of knsas City
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-06-17
Retreat FOR Ladies'.

The Retreat at ST. Mary's Aca-
denny for Ladies has been arranged
to begin Sunday evening. June 20
and will be conducted by Rev. Faith
or Brosnan, one OF the most eloquent
preachers OF the Jesuit order. The
Convent is prepared to accommo-
date any number that may attend.
However, those who do not wish TO
board at the Academy can easily fol-
low the exercise, which are arran-
ged to suit the convenience OF all.
Mass at 6 80 A. NJ in the Convent
chapel; at and 8 o'clock In st.
Aloysius Church for those who pre-
fer to coma in the morning and re-
turn home 10 the evening The
first morning exercise will be at 9
O'CLOCK; the last in the evening. at
O'Clock.
Sister Innocentia. Superioress,
should know at once the names,ol
all who intend to come, especially Of
those who will board at the AGA
DENY.