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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FoR SALE PICTURE STORE WITH srOCK AND
years IN existence, branch OF good laundry within;
sei2'3t: $40 9th st. NV.
FOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 cor
nsr Erocery store: good trade no reasn,ianie , It
otter refused; party has other business iN,i .th
NV sel23t'
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE GOOD WILL AND
stock Of grocery store. with or without lease. 3s
and wagon rent Is taken ont IN st"F1S. .S .SLy
cheap at that; excellent fresh meat stsnii % otler
huSiness reasons for selling location ~.
Address A l. E., star cr1ce IL
FOR SAI.E-wE ARE OFFERING TIE LUNCH
room 503 1th 81. NV AT bargain- The place is
se9rouEhy ujPpsfv esd u eor Ii,h and n sts
seI2-3t
LIVE GROCER. GOOD CHANCE. FOR SALE;
Cheap II sold al once. coffee roastsr. eiisine ahd
boiler: IN No. running order. at JOHN HOtK-
ENiEYER'S. 1Is 6th IT. n W sel2-St'
A GENTLEMAN WHO can FURNISH BEST OF
city references VII give Slop cash for Position
paving SEQ yer month. Address CONFIDENTIAL,
Star oCace. sel22t'
FOR SALE FIXT1 RES AND ALL OR PART OF
stock Of grocery and feed store doing good bust
ness; FOR cash or god notes Address Box III.
Star Office. se1l-3t'
FOR SALE MILLINERY BUSINESS WITH GOOD
trade IN good location. hi health cause OF sell
ing Address NJ J. ., Star Office se1l-3t'
I HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING GILT
edged real, estate notes. $500 Is, trust note
dated April 25. fs93. years. per cent 5. a..
trust note So dass8 i Dee r'n Is isS2 years per
cent a. S2.OJ0 III trust note dated July 6.
1898. Is months, per cent .. a. less per cent
discount for cash LEONARD ]. NATHER,
se9-St Room 81, 344 d 81.
t85 NET PROFIT WEEKLY WITH 500, IN
yestors in times like these will do well to bear
Of ROWES INFAIIIRI.E HANDICAPPINC SYS-
TEN. This is equivalent 20 years success
With 10 per cent dividend paving securities
Profits returned uniformly EACH WEEK. Safe.
conservative. practical Prospectus 1898.
planning system in detail, tahllated statistics
etc. etc. fres. c D. ROWE. T. U. BOY i27.
Brooklyn. Y sea-1m
500 WILL BUY A FINE TONED HAILET &
Davis Piano for which paid S'i25; piano
Is IN perfect condition. Call at Sll 9th 81. NV.
se9St-
A RARE OPPORTUNITY To A PROMPT CASH
buyer-The furniture business. stock and fixtures
OF the late H. J. Lsunt. 1877 14th ST. se3-3t'
wANTED-A PURCHASER FOR AN INTEREST
in a valuable Invention: big thing for little
money: will trade for land Address Box 3s
Star oH8ce. SEQ St.
wANTED-A PARTY WITH CAPITAL To JOIN
advertiser IN established business; well To-
Gated: gO0d profits. excellent chance for right
party. Address with correct name' Box .. Star
Orfce Se93t'
EXPERT STENoGRAPHIC AMI TYPEwRrrING
Manager Room 40, Corcoran bldg. StenoSraphers
furnished se53 3m
GOOD BARGAIN-A FTRSr-CLASS RTSTAU-
rant; centrally located and in thoroughfare:
viii be sold very cheap within ten DAYS Ad
dress STAR A X. Star Office aul63m'
AT RAMSAY's
Your watch cleaned for 81: watch handspring.
81. AL our work warranted for one year.
ap3-tr 1921 St NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SNlCKER'S GAP, VA
Only So miles from Washington.
Now is the time to come TO the mountains and
the MOUNTAIN HOUSE is the place.
Delightful weather. Fine black bass hshing on
the shenandoah river. only 20 minutes drive from
the hotel.
Abundance of game-pheasants, squirrels and
wild turkeys-in the mountains, and plenty Of
quail and rabbits In the valleys.
The hotel will be kept open until the last Of
October. se12-6ts
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au9-d&ds
RATcLIFFE- DARR q Co. Auc,s.

THE ENTIRE WELL-KEPT FURNITURE, HANG
INGS. CARPETS. &c, CONTAINED IN HOUSE
NO. sol THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
THIRTEENTH: IT. tR : at TEN O'CLOCK. we viii sell
lady declining housekeeping, the entire Furniture
contained therein. comprising
WALNUT, CHERRY, OAK AND OTHER Oh An
BER SETS wARDRoBEs. SPRINGS, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSFsS PILLOWS BED
STEADs, CHERRY DESK, CAMP CHAIRS
COTS TOILET WARE, LACE CURTAINS
LAMBREQU1NS, BRUSSELS HALL. STAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN REOIiS
TIES. &c, to which the attention of parties
refurnishlng is called
Terms cash.
seS-dts RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.. Aucts
81. BERNHEIMER & Co. AUCTToNEERS,
Successors to Weeks 4 Co.,
63I LOUISIANA AVE. wv
CONTENTS OF MILLINERY STORE AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY. Y SEPTEMBER THIRTEENTH
at Ten O'CLOCK AN. within saiesroorns we
VIII sell collection Of Trimmed and Cntrimned
Hats, Ribbons. Laces, Wells, Grape, &C. &c
ALSO
Three Fine Show Cases, Fine T-priyht Case
one Counter, Tables, sc. Sale rain or shine
sell-1 ii. BERNIIEIMER & co, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers, el2 4
NV.

THOMAS BOWLING CO., Auctioneers, Sl2
st. NV.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NOS 27o5
AND 2107 STREET FORMERLY GAY,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.
By virtue Of the powers contained in a certain
deed in trust, dated September 5, 1898, and re-
corded among the District of Columbia land records
we will, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TIETH. 1893. AT HALF PAST FOUR p NJ In
front Of the premises, sell the west feet Of lot
thirty mine. and the east thirty eight feet of lot
forty by the full depth of said lots Holmeads Ad-
diton to Georgetown, in square siItysi1. improved
by two frame houses
Terms of sale: One-third cash. one-t third In one
and one-third in two years. deferred payments to
bear interest ut the rate Of six per cent per annum
payable semi annually. all cash at the option of
the purchaser Deposit of $500 at the time Of sale
Terms of sale to be complied with In ten days
resale at purchasers risk and cost Conyeyanc-
ing ut purchasers cost
]. H. RAISTON, Trustee,
F. L. SIDDONS. Trustee.
se12-d&ds 1888 F street NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-LOT q, BLK. q, LANSING ST..
Brookland Price only $780, McLACHLEN
BAICHHDER cor. 10th and G sts. NV. sel25t
FOR GALE-FOR EXCHANGE, EQUITY IN A
choice lot in Columbia Heights and 81 900 or
$1,000 cash on Improved property.
se1l-St DAVID D. STONE, SO6 r st. NV.
FOR sALE-EAsT-FRONT LOT, WITH TwO
party walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
sts.; very easy TERMS q chance 10 build
home. OWNER, Is 9th Ut. Sc. seo-1ms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Roanoke st. north side) bet 18th and 18th sts.,
one OF the finest lots in the heights and adjoin-
ing $4,000 house. Will be sold below market
value THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
sef-6t 1924 r st
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FOR SALE FIXTt RES AND ALL OR PART OF
stock Of grocery and feed store doing good bust
ness; for cash good notes. Address Box Ill,
Star Office sell 81
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A GENTLEMAN WHO can FURNISH BEST OF
city references vii give SIup cash for position
paving sG0 Per month. Address CONFIDENTIAL
Star olhce. selz-Zt'
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ATCLFFE, DARR q co.

RATCLFFE, DARR CO.,
Auctioneers.
cfEC1AL SALE OF THE wELL~KNOWN YACHT
ELLA TREADwELL."
10 De sold by public auction. at Ritter's Boat
10use, 1901 OF 9th st. s.w., on SATURDAY, SEP.
TEMPER SIXTEENTH. 1t FIVE O'CLOCK
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173S I st NV, b h.
m i. 11r. is. 900
1888 II st, b h, m /.
12r ...........1 10, 900
1871 r st NV, b h.
1T IL coo
i6i Missouri ave, b h.
l3r 10. 900
1136-3s-40 and AZ f
st. u b. l2r. 10, 500
1I14 18th st, b h, m
i. Tor. r......-..1o,oOC
Store and dws 1890
21st ST. b h. Or. %, 500
1f2e I'D ST, b h. m I.
'r -.-...-.----.--S y. .Wo
25 f ST. h h. 11r. $500
2oI G So. b b. m 1.
lnr =, 900
l12S 9th ST. b h, 9r.S, 900
1921 Boundary. ( h.
In ], Sr. Sr...........7,1OO
Ss | ST, b b, m /.
IIr ............ @, 500
22lI 18th st. b h, m /.
or 8. 500
60 III ST, b b. Or. m
i .-.-......... 5, 900
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LIVE GROCER GOOD CHANCE FOR SALE.
Cleap II sold NJ once. coffee rOaster. engine and
boiler: IN No. ! running order, al JOHN HOOK
ENfEYER'S. 1Ig 9Th n sel2St'
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FOR SAIE-wE ARE OFFERING TIE LUNCH
room 5O3 7th 81. NV. At a bargain- The place Is
thoroughly equipped and IN hrst-class running
order. BANES X SIMPSON. coz. 18th and 6 sts-
seI2-3f
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real estate security. FITCH. Fnn RRoWN.
FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
st. NV. seI2-2t'
FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, HORSE, SURREY
and harness; owner is sick and must sell At once
GOULD. 42l 9th st. NV. sel2-3t'
FOR sAIE-BAY MARE; SOUND, FEARLESS
sed snS Tor sU1u s,a % No d.
Blacksmith, rear 1ll5 14th ST. NV. sel23t
FOR SALE; FINE BIG sORREI. HORSE YEARS
old: weight, about 100 pounds; extension top
bay mare years old; weight 1.3oo pounds;
ne' Mias tG Rs' 5s 9y Ssnsss s or family a9s
FOR sALE-PAIR OF VERY HANDSOME CHEST
nut sorrel mares; 16 hands high; weight, 100
NJ. CoRBIN. Hamilton. Va. sel1-2t'
coach horse; bay horse can trot in 5O bay mare
good roadster. PALACE STABLES, ia st. s.e.
FOR sALE-6 OR GOOD DRIVING AND WORK
sSfs ais ST. anp nW WARES '"i 'e' 10 and sei{st %
FOR .sAI.E-2o HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM
Paris. Ky.
coupe horses.
combination horses.
hay Wilkes horse by Wilkes; can trot mile
/ sorrel horse by Wellington; can trot a mile
In 3 minutes
bay horse: can trot a mile in 2.4o
70 be seen at JOHN SIMMONS, STABLE.
se11-2w 1910 Ohio ave. NV
FOR sALE-A HANDSOME PAIR OF IMPORTED
Spanish ponies; four sets harness; two boys
saddles. lap robes and phaeton: perfect In every
InIRss'' BIEs. An De seen al ne'A'hhhs .ssst. STA
FOR SALE CHEAP = 4-SEAT EXTENsION-TOP
sRST sn@ r T y :, god as new nGsse As
CDp 9.Ir f>tJCAp N.rS,r nav >,~--
years old perfectly sound and a good driver.
single sim Or double Inquire el7 East Capitol st.
at J. C. wINEBERGER'S COACH FACTORY.
Brightwood ave. and Rock Creek Church road;
sold for the want Of work. sc7-Gt"
FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE-2 COUPE ROCK
aways. coupelettes, Victoria park wagon. J
Brewster drag. ladies' phaetons, 3 fine traps. 8
bars 90 sets Of % ne harness. all sssies: batssias
seq 4e6 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE 20 YOUNG HORSES FROM va !;
horses, we'll matched; all cheap HUGH QI1G-
LEY's STABLE, 14O5 st. NV. au31-2w"
FOR SALE
For the next thirty days am authorized BY
their entire stock Of vehicles at factory prices
You will be surprised at the prices that I can
give you.
Telephone 22e tau1e-lm5 1880 sd st.
Traps. Buckboards. Snrreys. Rockaways. Bug.
gfes Business. MIX and Dayton Wagons on easy
terms or cash. The following Jobs at prices
named. for cash only: One open surrey. $8s;
with top $50; Jump seat carriage. Sis; bnsness
wagons. $50 up: leathertop hurgies. so5 up;
ssH,Sn $50 ss
$l2s; also coupelettes landaus and landauletts:
On Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:so to $40
Pm. We will have our building lighted to
bic those not able to call during the day to
anime our stock. The public invited.
COOK & JARBOB
ty13 s2s5 NJ st NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
"ss NEW COOK STOVES"

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers,
6l2 E ct. NV.
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Dor SALE PICTURE STORE WITH STOCK AND
tools: good customers. good business street;
ytars IN existence; branch of good laundry within
cheap for cash. Inquire
ssIZ-3f. $40 9th st. ~
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MONEY TO LOAN
In sums to suit. at lowest rites. on approved
real estate security. FITCH. Foy 4 RRowN.
fa9 14O9 q at. NV.
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THE ABOVE SALE Is P0STPoNEn UNTIL.
Thu RSDAN. SEPTEMBER FOURTEENTH, IS.aS
at same hour and place
seii-dSds RATCfIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUcrIoNEEls.
0l2 ct NV
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FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE GOOD WILL AND
stock Of grocery store. with or without lease.
and wagon. rent Is taken ont in store: very
cheap At that: excellent fresh meat stsni; otAer
business reasons for selling, location Northwest
Address A l. T., star dt1ce. II
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FOR HOUSES
SOUTHWEST.
4I9 LIST ST. { h. 5r. So, ,SI5
461 and AGO l. 81,
fh. 1 rooms. .. S,StN
4O4 and 416 5 Cap
-, { h, Or, ca. 1.SnN
456 1st st, b h. 5r. 1,SJ
Alley. a. and 9Th,
II ard |. ( h. ir. go
NORTHEAST.
1927 NJ ST. IN. 6r. 2. $50
26 G ST. III, 4r. -. 900
2O9 to 215 | ST. bh,
81 to s51 2d st. bh. ~"
Or. ........1, 500
1O23 81 ~. IN. ar. Il, 900
SOUTHEAST.
ll13-15 and 11l7 VI
81. n, 10 and 6r.s3. oHl
AIS L 81. IN. 6r 4 600
Alley. bot 6th and 7th.
q and r, hh. 3r. 1.5nG
3G5 10Th 81, fl. 5r 4. 800
1S45. l347 and 1910
X st. m. 5r. eachl, 2lo
Ala X ST. Z h. 5r. Il. 900
Z Hope ave. bh. 4r. 800
NORTHWEST.
1I2o Goth 81, b b,
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MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CBIRoP-
odist. 703 18TH ST. Nw-Tbe only im,sarrs,
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHIkOPODlST GOODS soath Of New YORK au23 -rr
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FOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF cor
grocery store. good trade; no reasonable
otter refused; party has other business lSpi .th
st. NV sel--5t-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR IE-S2. T00-2D ST. BET. n. Y. AVE AND
ST. NV; NEW; ROOMS AND BATH; ALL
CONvENIENCES; MONTHLY PAYMENTS; As
EASY AS RENT.
CHARLES W. HANDY,
seS-Rf 61n 18th sf n "
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FOR SAI.E-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES HOUSE
and lot: 2lIgxl0p; near Riggs market. l4th and
sts.; only $500. House 81. NV, rs.
5000. House on 18th 81. NV, $500; cottage
and large lot in Brpoklani. $1,000.
se1l-3 A. J. WHITAKER. 9lS st.
For SALE BARGAINS IN NORTHWEST. NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE: stories: new price reduced !:
small cash payment.
St just off CONNECTICUT AVE, IL rooms !:
stone fiont; price reduced S12,3OO.
80 22f ST. 6 and cellar; $500 to $500
cash; below price.
se.'3t JOHN o. JOHNSON & Co, GIT F ST.
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TENDER TOURISTS.
THE LONG TRIP OF TWO LITTLE
GIRLS
Travelling From Dallas. Texas, to Irontcu
Ohio-They are Tagged and
Ticketed.

ON the north-bound Santa Fe train
yesterday afternoon were two very
youthful travellers in the persons Of
Mona Hayes, aged 5, and her sister
Lille Hayes, aged T.
Both were tiny specimens Of hu man.
ity and were travelling from Dal.
las, Texas to lronton, Ohio The
of the little girls died about
month ago in Dallas, and
their father, not being able to pr. }.
erly care for them, decided to send
them to his relatives, named O'Don-
nell, in Ironton.
Both wore tags about their necks,
which gave their respective names
ages and destination. For ones so
young they were very bright and To-
quacious, and were very kindly treated
by the passengers on the train. There
is no doubt that they will reach their
destination in safety.
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a. ] Spengel So ip Chicago purchas.
ing goods.
Thomas c. Asphalt of Lus Angeles,
Cal, is ia the city looking for loca-
ton
" District court was not in session
yesterday. ON account of tho accident
90 Judge Green.
II. : Beeler came down from Perry
yesterday Beeler claims to be an
aeronaut and carries with hi.n bal
loon. lie went To Orlando about three
weeks ago to sail into the strip but
according to- hia story abandoned the
airship on account of an i'll wind.
DIR Charles Smith was able to come
down town vest erday, after being con
fined to his home for several days.
While at Orlando on the 18th inst
br Smith ofliriated as pcaccmaker be-
tween couple of angry homestead
ers During the melee one of the
combatauts managed to get the doe
tors hand i'm his mouth and did not
relax his hold until after the index fin
ger had been badly chowed. The fin.
ger becalAc swollen and gave the gen
ial physician no end of trouble. \
portion of the finger will probably go
to waste.
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Some years ago company in which
Owens was interested secured min
eral .Case on all the lands of the east
ern one-third of the Cherokee strip
Several thousand dollars were spent
in drilling holes without results eX-
cept near Willow Springs where zinc
ore was taken out. a shaft was sunk
and mining was carried on long enough
to convince the company that the ore
was not there in paying quantities.
Rich deposits of iron ore were found,
but that was valueless without good
coal near, and although the country
east of Perry was thoroughly pros
pected. no coal was discovered
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Sac and Fox Warrior: When you
talk about your cotton don't forget
that Lincoln county is going to be one
of the most productive sections for
this useful and valuable crop. Our
cotton raisers are now engaged in the
first picking and many of them claim
they will realize bale 10 the acre,
Georgia plantations, as for quality
The enthusiasm of some old planta-
tion darkies over specimens brought
to town this week is sufficient testi-
mony to its worth.
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The board of trade meeting hzzled
again last night Only the secretary
and five members were present Pres
ident Spengel is in Chicago. No action
was taken toward selecting delegate
to the Purcell statehood convention
Citizens should take an interest in the
board of trade and attend the regular
weekly meetings.
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Ovation 70 Mrs- RrnnI,e

Mrs. Brooke. wife of Bishop Brooke,
and four children arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon to reside here =
after Last evening. Mrs Brooke was
given a reception by the ladies of the
Episcopal church, and large mum Der
shook the hand of the bishop and his
wife Mrs. Blooke and children are
heartily welcomed to Guthrie.
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HOW TO FILE BY MAIL.

Information for Homesteaders That VIII
Save Trouble.
Iomesteaders wishing to file by
mail must first get line number and
attach same to the regular application,
along with a distance or disability atli-
dayit. The application can then be
mailed, and when the number is
reached, will be passed on by the office.
The land officers have been compelled
to make this ruling, so that those fiji.
ing by mail might have no advantage
over those standing in line.
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A SPLENDID BOND.
Secretary Lowe Qualities to the Amount OF
100000.

Judge Lowe yesterday sent to Wash
ington his bond as secretary OF the
territory 1t is considered the best
bond ever offered in the territory
The secretary is only required to give
a 500, 900 bond, but Judge Lowe quail
fed for more than 100000. Judge
Lowe is solid, practical business
nan and this is but sample of how
he does business.
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ACCIDENT TO JUDGE GREEN.
He Falls From Chair and Sustains Pain
full Injuries.

Judge Green met with Il painful ac-
cident yesterday morning in the dis
trict court room. lie was standing on
a chair reaching for book on a shelf,
when the chair turned, causing the
Judge to lose his balance, throwing
him violently to the floor. For
tunately no ribs were broken, but it is
feared he has sustained internal in
Juries District court was adjourned
yesterday on account of the mishap
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Lee Wisby, son of Colonel Joe, has
been made president and attorney for
the Perry abstract company He is a
chip off the old block, young lawyer
of ability and is doing good business.
His friends are urging him for city at
torney.
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is affected by some people, but the
majority want none of it, We
make it point to carry stock of
goods that are not only stylish in
the best and strictest sense of the
term, but that are neat, appropriate
and such as at all times becomes a
gentleman. Under this category
comes our large and varied stock OF
clothing, consisting of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-28

Justice Morgan entered a suit against
a man yesterday for a fifty cent dog
The man bringing 1'e suit put up 50
as q deposit
The jus tees are all busy making out
their quarterly statements To present
TO the county commissioners.
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EsTHERvILLE, Iowa. April 30 1898.

EsTHERvILLE, Iowa. April 30, 1898.
Turmord Chemical Co., Dallas, Tex
as Gentlemen:-The catarrh cure
you sent me has fixed me up all q. X.
That is the second time 1t has brought
me out all right and | will never be
without it, Can recommend 1t To any
one that is suffering from the horrible
catarrh. II. NJ MADISON.
For sale by f. b. Lille & Co
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New strip Maps.

Major Poe presented number OF
his friends with the official map oi
the strip yesterday. These maps have
just been issued by the interior de
partment aud are highly priced by al
those favored by the genial major.
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Notice.

To whom IL may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that George
Cuchaue has this day filed his petition
for license 10 retail liquors in Crescent
Ciiy.LugIn county, OK. and that unless OBJ
lection 10 the same as required by law be
filed by the lst day OF October, A. d.,
1898. said petition will be granted.
Guthrie, O. T., September %, 1898.
JoHN III. HAVIGHORsT,
County Clerk.
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Taken up by J. d. Leach residing ON
the northwest quarter of section %. town
ship r., range . ". one horse mule of a
dark bay color. white on right fore foot.
star in forehead. little dished faced, n
hands high, aged years.
Posted before w. a. Mathcrson. JUS
tice Of the peace for Lawric township, ON
september l3, 1898. Taken up ON Sep
tclnbcr ., 1898. Valued at so.
JoHS II. HAYIGHoRsT.
4ti County Clerk.
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Notice of Dissolution.

To whom IL may concern:
We the undersigned have this day dis
solved partnership by mutual consent
Harry Evans Withdrawing from the busi-
ness aud II c. Rcife continuing it. All
accounts must be settled within the next
few days to save cost
2i9tiW3 II. c. REIFEI..
HARRY Evans
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Notice.

To whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that A. V. Hiler
has this day filed his petition for license
10 retail liquors in Guthrie Logan county,
Oklahoma. and that unless objection Ia
the same as required bY law be filed by
The 5th day OF October, a. ID. 1893. said
petit on viii be granted.
JOHN H. HAYIGHORsr.
County Clerk.
Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 81, 1898.
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Bound copies of the FIRST volume Of
oklahoma Supreme Court reports can
be had upon application to Edgar
Jones, territorial librarian.
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notice Of sale Of UncIaimedIots.

Pursuant To the provisions Of Section 4
of the Act of May 4th, 1890, entitled An
Act 10 provide for toWn,itc entries ot
land in what is known as oklahoma, etc
and by virtue of an order from the secrc.
taIy of the interior, dated March 81. 1893
the undersigned trustees. will sell to the
county of Logan, territory of Oklahoma
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER II, 1893. the fol-
lowing described list of unclaimed lots
situated i'm what is known as Capital
Hin and West Guthrie toWnSitcs:
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Rev. Ned Forest preached power
"Life's Rivalries, in which he ripped
the sooner up the back in scriptural
stvlc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-28

Miss Claudio Patterson and Ugena
Kilo, both of this city, were married
last evening 10y Rev. J. NJ. Greene at
the residence of Rev. Wimberly
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DR. j. NJ kindlc of Weatherford,
Texas, says: ! recommended DIR. Thur
mond's catarrh cure ia several bad
cases Of la grippe, and found it to be
more satisfactory than anything pre-
sgr'bed, invariably giving instant re-
lief
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Boomers supplies, quinine, extract
Jamaica ginger, Lilies pills, etc. All
will be needed in the strip. Buy them
at Lilies drug store, corner Harrison
and Second street II