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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28
SUMMER RESORTS.

ASHEVILLE, n. C.-Spend your vacation
in mountains Of Western North Caro-
lima, 2250 feet above sea level. Hunting,
fishing, driving. motoring. mountain
climbing. Illustrated booklet on request.
Board Of Trade. AsheviIle. N. c.
20may2m
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PERSONAL.

DIR. A T. BRENTON, Physician and
Surgeon, office 1000 North Palafox Dis
eases OF women a specially. Phone SGT
ana $50. 2siune1m'
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MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds OF per-
sona property on short notice Easy
terms suburban lots sold on easy pay
uen& J. z Gray Co Z W Romano
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE-Fox terrier pups Thorough
bred. Good ratters. Phone 1921 2.
M. Pooley, ALI E. Cervantes st. 27jnelwF
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Business Opportunities.

GOOD PAYING BUSINESS PROPOSE
TTON-A man with $4,000 capital, an
swer quickly. Address IS East Garden
81 20june
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FOR LADIES.

SPIRELLA CoRSETSLFrench designs of
latest styles. Have your corset made
to order. Measures and orders taken by
Mrs. w. c. Wood. rs North street,
Fensacoia- 14june1ms
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/ WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE. MilliEan. Fia.. oDno-
site the station Everything new a.
clean Special attention to commarrisl
men Rates. s1.oo per day. tanfsti
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!. N. Andrews.
IoI ~. Palafox St.

This car" said the agent, will be
Just as good twenty years from now az
II is today"
1T looks It." said Blinks. What 7
want, though. is a car thatIl be a darn
sight better today than it VIII be after
I've had it twenty years."-Harper's
Weekly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28

Bill-And you say Jack and Tom
threw dice to see which should marry
the girl?
Jtll-Yes, and Jack won.
Bill-And was he happy2
JIl-No. After the marriage he ac-
cused Tom of working loaded dice
Yonkers Statesman.
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP. UPHoLsTER. Renni.b
Furniture. Solomon Furnfture ca
Phone s71. 10 and - w. Government
tunel1tf
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HELP WANTED.
Phone s1s.

LABORERS-wANTE at once 200 or
800 men on export wfarves; steady
work for several weeks: good pay.
281une3t
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ION WANTED by registered phar-
pNSf1a,af. Best OF references. Age 40
s1se.s 'F1orida." care The Journal.
21jan1ms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28

Dr. SsARRELS and casks, all kinds.
.ss,ff9I 11..iep hone-55l. We pay cash and
go. Nc lot too large or too small.
saul 23junelms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28

AppI---.- wANTED-By highly edu-
--~rrfg0ns man. bookkeeper and ste
Pied Can furnish references. Adj
esrapnee1s care Journal 24jneiws
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cola, a. experienced stenographer
1rSnowledge OF bookkeeping. q
WA.Ncs1 sorie ssition. DESTROYS OF obtain-
vlsnent kere 1t is possible to work nm.
peTesjece = ncslre Journal 24junelws
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-s~TED-Position by competent male
N.snographer and booxkeeper durfng
vacation season. Address U. T.,
Journal astunel"'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28

Hoofers. -srsr at once. either lady
W "A Isa ssn~. and Imoneymsker; small
Sometin' qui1rg Intendencia St. Pensa-
SaplIM sQt 25june1ws
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FOR SALE.
CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.

FARM LANDS-Best grade and location,
SIS to $50 per acre. Terms Booklet
Facts About Florida" free. w. S. Reeve,
Phone 1905. 400 E. Cervantes. 14mch
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WANTED:

80 ..,hIIc 70 KNOW that we
W. ---7--75 me = p for Cement, Lime,
WA ~ EdsdaIs "a pooling Material. w
are merck e ene the Tar and Gravel
r ray TayIor - 25june
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-28

FOR SALE F1ue Boilers, 4sx2s inches;
3 R. r. Boilers, ex16; R. 7. Boiler, skis I;
r: T. Boiler, ska; Fire Box. so H P;
for stack. ssx321k; 2ox36, s. c Engine:
15x1s s. c. Engine; 15x30 s. c. Engine
1tx24 s. G. Engine: IIx1s s. 9. Engine:
sx1e g. C. Engine: SKI S. C. Engine; "a
ton Shay Locomotive, 13-ton Shay Loco
motive; 1s-ton Rod Locomotive; IS H. P.
Traction; miles 35-Ib. new T. Rails; 4
miles s6-lb Relay Rails; 9x1sxI2 Marine;
exiex14 Marine; sx10 Marine; 14x12 Ma
rtne; Pair 1zx3s Side Wheels. TWO Dry
Kilns; two Carriages IA Loggins Cars
Saw NM complete; Shafting, Pulleys;
Four Twin Engine Feeds: loo-hght Gene
rator: Edgers. planners, all second hand !;
New Atkins Saws; MCGOWAN Pumps;
Perkins, -Shingie Machines; Meanus
Motor When in need Of machinery, call
On J. s, Walter 11EaY
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FOR SALE-Two-story. s-room house
fence, best North Hill location, corner
Spring and DeSoto, lot 90 by 125, stable
and carriage house. $4,000. Alex Zelius.
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FURNISHED ROOMS with privilege of
light housekeeping. Use of phone and
bath. no West Chase st, 23may
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FOR SALE-2-story, s-room house. bath,
electric lights throughout and nice in
every way. House only months old
Low price. Also pet deer for sale. APP
ply 1907 E. Cervantes st. 25june1ws
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICE CLEAN ROOMS and board, So 80
per week Mrs. Laura Gomas, lis West
Intendencia ST. 24tune1w'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
How Grace Benson
Became Famous for
The Beauty of Her
Hands and Arms
Free prcscrl lptior That Can Be Pre-
pared as Home WITHOUT
Expense

Gr8ee EesssH taou fak fAe e
s8aas bes Is ~ Ae aaa8 aad #Fs
fa gaea l&rFeA sa if #
8sW espf5 @aiesn aa9N Ns ns*#f5gts4a
thas SIS 8Usea 43 nit a$s erf a6
hanfs 4Ha agH8s }8 a HeF& eHy
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as heaMtif Miar { AUS ga#a 9 AaNe
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ta Improve aes ressgAAi age etlfe
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naga ap Aa is Furalrs ~ ieeA. He
IL to mf A"re " A Vsa Ai
syBrs gf an 'apsy fea~sAHee i4.i Ne
also COS aapaee easfie - kalas s1n.
g4ERa t0tr s4e ~ms'fe e@ifs as &aH
sWtN fa# iw8Bnes hagsle asd QUAR-
II Is s0aEe 9f &ittN Naket tAea .l w@
water AHF nsInf ana morning aAe
gtrtHef aa fhlH prescription 5s2MF
she stu tgsnsrs ard removes 1il
H.ssefs sss8 irRs6sss san. asn naf
sasesn4 a,,a ratAsnF 4 gi ap-
s.epaEla& MafNs fassF-Az lisetnis
fsnr Waes4 8aw saslAse aFr wHH i
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a sfavtffE es1sifs III ls ahsalastsv
fsarnssss ana wils positively nng stsfnu
lase 81 9fasece growth of hair
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MENU FOR SUNDAY
Rra1 gfaNt

Rieed banana mounds with plneap.
Die Juice, fairy 0meles. hominy cakes.
fied third edition biscuits, sof
lee
Luncheon
Oyster rice cups. celery sand
viches stuffed ates. peanut safers,
tea
Dinner
Halibut scailop, potato snow, car.
fei and pea drops. lettuce wltn
dressing. eTaporated apficat custard
ie, cheese balls. coffee
fAhric0t cUstard pie Two cupfals
% strained stewed evapofated aprl.
cG.s. two tablespooAgnls Of butter
cine cap of sugar the beaten white
If one egg and the wolks Of two
baker with one crust. Frost with fle
remaining white of egg and three
poonfals u sugar Serve hos Or e0id
Mamie n. Wan X GOak Park, Illl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
o Q Q Q : GO o Q Q e 0 Q
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Q o Q 0 2 0 Q c Q 0 Q 0 0

Grant r. Haniorl formerly city
clerk ad city auditor @as 10 me city
yes eraay He e office man for the
big branch house ot ile Burroughs
adding machine company 81 OKLA
hoiaa city
MSS Bette Ratcliife. teacher IN
capital school started today ior Aer
od home IN Kentucky
MISS Byrd ". Burford started today
for Taltie where she will VISIT her
friends
H. y Hopps sent 10 Saltwater
ias. night 70 attend ne commence
meni.
Miss Neitie Anderson and Mss
Hammond are attending the agricul
taral college commencement AZ stAl
water
Miss Eva Dawes. vino is 10 grad
nate from the university al Norman
on June s, arrived today 10 spenu
Sunday @ith her sister here
Dean Harr oi Ardmore IS IN the
city
". TT Wohlmann of Mobile, Ala
Is al The lone
"A. w. shOwaliar. nj Klnghsher. is
III Ehe city
lin Hinton returned last night
from Oklahoma CITY
T. G. Elliott. of Pauls valley o
member Of the state board Of agrieul.
ture. passed through mere tact nigh
enrogte 10 saltwater to attend the
graduating exercises al the A. and
lM college
I% y < Pituck, dean or the district
agricultural schools, sas here from
Oklahoma City last evening
/ Judge WI l.. Eagleton. of pawnee,
is Guthrie visitor
+ G z. Hunter has returned iron.
Oklahoma ciff
/ Dr. l. a Belts superintendent Of
the Ne hodist hospital, Is iH En-i.
/ a Ii Nartindale returned this
morning irom a trip 70 Enid
4 " r Bushnell. vice president Of
/ the Fort Smith g. Western road. Is
here from Fort Smith
4 w r. Baker returned thls morn
i ing from trip 70 Marshall
I =. =. Parsons. OF tue Oklahoma
State bank, LEFT last night for Still
/ water to attend The commencement
exercises there Monday
4 Clarence G. Riblus0n who has beer
n0me for the past week after touring
the states IN concert returns sun
4 day 10 Chicago Mfr R0hers0ns SCI
Z vices have been secured 10 coach
"1tsA1 NDhhbAA##M III tAfAaAt WittEH ave
being organized by the Ridpath bur
eau One Of Mr. Robinsons goca
cop0slIi0ns was sang as an encore
! number by Mr B9lvor the tenor o
h The Victor Herbert Orchestra. re
I. Gently
II y Newman and Albert Barne
aie among tae local travelling mel
attending The Z G r. convention ii
Oklahoma City today
f. f. Hought0n returned thl
! hofning from trip 10 Cayle
" A Layburn Is here from Austin
ayas He reports too much rain Il
some parts Of Texas
Dean Hafr IL here from Ardmore
Elmer Smart assistant state ff
forief IL In Oklahoma cty today
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WASHINGTON
SOCIETY IN
QUANDARY
Mrs. HIGhbOTn, Sold 10 Have
Elgpst, again al AalIOnaI
Capital
sneeIaI 10 lhe nalIy I.eader

special to the Daily Leader
Washington d C May 27 My
sister Mrs Pai1p S Hchoorn. is
nov in Washington. 10 stay sith us
indefinitely and is wi.h her mother.
Nothing has been decided aDnui her
plans for the Immediate iuulre arid
a decision may not b. reached for q
long time
This vas The statement made last
evening by Henry W H0yt Jf SON
OF tne late counsellor for she state
department and bro beF ot MRS
Hicnborn
Mrs Hirkbprn, whose husband Is
d prominent lawyer and writer. mas
JUST returned 10 Washington after
an absence abroad of X months She
left Washington the same day that
Horace Wylie we'll kuown clUa
man oi this ciy disappeared
Wyiie and Family Unreconctled.
MF Wyiie first returned Dnt his
visit has not yet brought forth the
hoped fos reconciliation with hl4 wife
and three children
Mra H.ekBOrn mtay face formal
separation proceedings. throngh the
offices oil her SEE eF-lnAaw HOw Mrs
Paul Pearsali
lt was minated AK the nnyt home
that Mrs HOST has planned 10 keep
her daughter away from the actlvi-
| ties of social lfe Nith which she vas
closely Identified before her sudden
| disappearance from the capital The
period of mourning for Mr Hoyt and
/ The summers social qnleE are con
| s!dered advantageous factors I'm bring
lug Mrs iickhoFn hack at fhls time.
ana ID allow society and her own
friends 10 become accustomed 10 The
gossip ana lne events that are prom
ised
IL Was learned from an attorney
prominent Ii ghe city and D frieyal
lof AF Hilekborn tha. divorce proceed
ings would Be flied unou MS return
from Black Rock. Conn. whore he ii
spending the summer months.
| Sister Opposes Divorce.
! Reconciliation between Mrs HacH
born and her husband II regarded
Ia impossible The entire Hlckborr
family Is against Il Mrs pearsau
formerly Mrs James G Blaine Jr.
considered is Martha Ellchborn. tns
belle Of the city in 1902 Il said ID
have been responsible for the delay
| % act beiore seeking a divorce. shs
prefers some other arrangement
aaslng said 70 some 81 aeF friends
| thai tiFoFcf courts are veFg dis asts
!nl. She would prevent aef broth
RI having experiences with one. 4
eparayi0n u her idea
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sister Opposes divorce.

WillIam Wlsan, candidate ler
commissioner nf public safety IS
asking tbe support of an citizens tor
be reason that ! always was Tor
commission form ok gnyefamemg ahd
equal rights 10 al stand for ius-
ilce 70 OIL people regardless III their
circumstances III lli4. aBd believe
'an should enjoy life ana nave baD-
ny homes aithOHl being burapuAd
With exiragasant taxation ana use.
less expenses rhe paat 4naua@@
meni Of eur cily has sure been eYgasi.
i've Taxes AND Hnneces safy ~.
peiise leaves us 81 wondering hos
our citF can make good. w0.ia
say for fea ggCd sH rfpss mam
has nYs the weF re ~ our eNv
al heart ard ere A0l afnee sksy
VINO can n'fa IN ag say 30 o.. .u
ecsiFe office. lel ns haYe Yeg deaf
ana r. our city g0 so Ihr front and
a 0uf people be- nahHg instead M
dragging behind and wondering how
other eaales aaHpd hs progress 40
WNeh BETTER LEI instlce. ee0aotp
and good common busanesa sense n,
9nf motto 1 ths sll may saei n
ls good % lise Is Gn'Brle. 8heee we
afi Yaiile t0f 8nth money ana Bagor
''9n ~ any selfish perssH ieh yon
IN aAd ~ has psRn la office an3 81
good felIoN Use Yonf oan brains
eng good JUDGMENT aH8 aIl WU he
"et tla3H X8ag sappofs DaFsasa
Delpng ~ ne eom@oB people an8
"lli M0FA fof Zoe bas lnseeestss Gf
a'i peop1e regardless q airs special
interests that mas eome up. am ~
~ f2e"ie % lfe epfsine maR and al.
loaAtsta e RHRiia Also believe
iAaa re fiif saoaid own Ber owa
street faiiNags and llshriae gfem,
aNa mas all sl'l2eus sH0uid @aaFs ~
he9F benefits
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Kindergarten plenlcs we're aela
esteFday 0y the departments o. me
three white grade schools The Cen-
lral pupils were at Mineral Wells
the Capital tolls a. Highland and tne
Eanner children IA lawn On me
u est Side
Mrs. Spencer. Of Salida. Colo and
Mrs Wm Rech 0f ihe same place.
afe here for i few days They are
mother and sister OF VI 4. Spencer
and they came here for TIE county
high school graduation exercises me
SPENCER family achieved disFihf'
ten at the commencement, gradual
IH.g tN0 members 0f the 1919 class
Mrs. ri n Finch returned la :
eseBiag from trip % Oklahoma
City
W n Hinsaaw retained 70 hls
Rome in sslina, Kansas. last evening
after q several days visit ABiih Ar,
sad sirs NJ r Humphrey Oh Eas9
Noble avenue
Miss Sadie Payne returned 70 heg
Home lH C0mancAe Texas. tedaS, ~
Ter several weeks visit MigA kef
sister Mrs. Ned Holman on Eaa'
eses elaRd agenne
Mrs rn,mas Farrell returned Last
evening teois Edmond
I Mrs. Cora Flnnes frnck arrived 10
lEay fr0m Arkansas Gifg 10 spend sew
iefal weeks with her parents SIX
taad Mrs George Haas Att seq k@s'
+ las avemie
Miss Moss has returned 70 Hei
Heme In Crescent after attending ths
( Graduating exercises 81 the LoEa'
enunts hisa school
4 Miss Berie Finnegfqck. of Arkail
ssas fyftv III LISTING aeF grandparents
SIR aud sIfs George Haas, On Eas
I Villas avenue
Bliss Aima eaEsoa u la 0sian9m'
ltlfy today
Mrs Norman Al Smith agd chili
gre here from Oklahoma CITY visit
itsnA her parents. III aAd Mgs ii x
Y QHk
\ AgFs Dick gsffier ana baay nay
FesgFned from q several weeks rls
II near Arkansas Esty with relassTT4
/. Attorney M n chapnell feturnee
this morning from 0klah0ma glsy.
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mag not paFalyze a home al com.
gleteiy ~ lothers long alness.
bni Dr. kins's New Lite Pills are a
Fplenald remedy for gomen taey
gaze ne wonderful benefit Ia e0nsfl.
paiinn and femals tr1ubse. wrote
Mrs y 9 bunmn, ot l4eaHelil. Tenn.
y ailiag, irg ibeuL 2sc af aIl drug.
gixts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
SKIN SUFFERER SAYS
lF | HAD ONLY KNOWN

n had only known how qnie6lg
Eszema can he cured, SHAT long
years OF awful suffering il would have
aaved me. writes r Al win Of 25Uo
Washington ST.. San Francisco, Cal
This. after 40 years Of suffering
and after using less than one bottle
81 the Oil Of Wintergreen-Thymol p.
Z ID Prescription
Try al least 25 cent bottle SO
our certain knowledge, y. d. p. Pre-
seripllon always gives instant relief
absolute relief inside 0l ten ser
ondsl
Grays Drug Store
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GET YouR eAsaalgs

fhe f0Mims week wili aaisa ii4p
NheFfies % ths Hossehoiael FrNt
farm Some eafty ID the seR All,
o'asr ye4g aHd there SSH ae 10 ehef.
ea aa tarFe ~HHi ae Ho ffers IT,.
peettalls
FRANK HOUSEHOLDER
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Liglaerd oaylna stsrts June )

Liyiaer1 oaYinu Starts lure
DEPUTY Receiver Il. III. Selsor. of
tie defunet Capifol National hank.
announces that be win BE- ready 10
commence paving another fye per
cent dividend q the dep0sirofs hy
ne 5ta
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NotIee u peIInauent g

Notice is hereby given thar she last
half Of the taxes Tor the rear is41
@eome delinquent June f5th 1911.
ana che penalties wiii De collected a..
M THAT date Resneg tiuily. FFrd Hit
terbiseh county treasurer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Dr. Daisy Denniston has opened
Ter Office at 2lG l-e East Oklahoma
avenue for the practice Of osIeop
athy phone 1887.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
SOUTH SIDE
SITE NOT 4
CERTAINTY
6aifasy and Mccoy May Mol
Secure Land Sufficient for
BnITsf'lIy Location

AboW $50 acres OF land are lnflud.
ed N the present arrangements for
locating the Methodist Unlverslty OF
UklahoHa at me eouth side Of me
e'ty More land is being sought and
p, II likely tie tract VIII be 5Ds acres
altogether Tais VIII be taken np by
residence districts. with the excen.
ton os forty acre campus and athletic
.relds and a park
Changes maY he made. however in
the plans Waen the trustees meet
text Friday ii By that time the
promotors oi tie addition. X. A. Gan.
Ley and B. M Mccoy. 40 not guffic.
ifnIlR enlist the interest 0f the south
s!ders they may drop part OF the
tract and endeayOf 10 have part OF
ne university located on the Con.
ention hall grounds All university
i'ans have been made with the CON
! sention ball grounds ia view
"A signal Instance 0f The new ana
beral Guthrie spirit vas developed
IststefdaF A Catholic landowner IN
the university section came TO the
aid of the promoters with ten acres
of land and s2.504.
The university, whica will com
inence is scholastic work in tempor
Iaiy quarters in the city, ia Septem
/ Der sill De co-edueational There are
Isifl students IN 5oth toe Epworth and
I Fort Morfa universities. which are tC
be merged here
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MENu Foa MoNoAY

Berries, cereal and cream, Asa
cakes. whose wheat rolls toast. tea
aua coffee.
LBncheoH
Lambs tongues. thin bread and
aHtter. enlive and cheese bail salad,
feated Swedish waters. Saratoga 20
fatoes. cheFry taTtlets, tea
Dinner
Cream Of lettuce soup, stuffed
Eseagt 81 veal spinach seallopea 20
tatoes- baked indian pudding, biaeS
eoiIee. The Daily Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
OKLAHOMA RMIH NOTES

The Rock island gaUruad mas made
segeral changes In khe passenger
department 10 y1Re effect lhe fIrst
oi June Change ~ trains ana the
new service that mas been lnnslgg.
rated has brought With il a change
in is business getters ~ " Brown
has been transferred as division pas
sen9ef agent at Oklahon ana Dat
comes district p4ssengeg agent af
Philadelphia pa C H. BasccA
Smiling Charlie travelling passen-
geE agent for Oklahoma, becomes
city pasaseBsgsf aRefl A. Topeka
Chaflie " gne 0i he best known
passenger men vi me Ness ana viii
make good anywhere me ever
ready 10 accommodate Pas Th0mI-
son, district passenger aReat at At
anls G wiiI lake Air BfowH
piaae a. division passenger ageht az
Oklahoma City Nr Thompson is
Young man aDt9noa 81 railroad
matters and ela ae The business
in Oklahoma sor hlR g0aG Il ans one
can Joseph Citing dlstriel D4ssem-
aef agenf al PittsbaFs. Pa goes 20
FofE W0rlh a. travelling passenger
ageaS Mr, Giltines ne9 t0 tAe
West. bat from the Nay ~ handled
te Il !. C u speeial % i.itile Rock
'asi aeek he aill make good or here
lie 5 aiNays ready 81 accommodate
the people lss A MARKS. travelling
Dassenger agent Al For Nsfth. goes
70 Houston as district passenger
agent III II Hunt. city passeagef
agent a. Topeka, goes to Atlanta aa
assFrle passenger agent
fae train service the Rock Island
Aas pBt ali viii make sae eta+r Foals
sif ~ saa lake notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

The Dread elHb Will meet MONDAY
evening Afth Miss Donna Osborne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

NJ. I. p Smith travelling passea
seF ageas ior i0e Erie railroad. has
been assigned Oklahoma ss his iae
FiiorY Dr. smih Is c0ngeuial
yoaag man aud good mixer the
kind that Il required 70 get the aasi.
ness in the West
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

II ia reported thai Raiph Ksn.
nedx travelling passenger agent t0g
be Sania Fe has been transferred
70 Galveston as euigFant agent ne
liz or aE The bes passenger agents
the Santa re ever had il Oklahoma.
and thsngs Nil pick np in the emf.
grant Lines when Kennedy gets cn
the Job
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Young men who are up in the air" about your
oOMMER CLOTHES cant decide on just
what you want to buy--will find that visit here
will quickly dispel your indecision. We showing
all the latest models in BREEZY SUMMER SUITS,
soft cheviots homespuns tweeds cravenetted mohair
--suts made expressly to in hot weather at,
Price