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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
OAKWOOD "A SWIFT ONE.
Comes Within a Quarter of a SEQ.
Ond of q keOOrd

HARLEM, Ills, Aug. 17-First race,
five furlongs won, Gurglt
second, Don Caesar third. Time 1:01A
Second race, six furlongs-Ent tre won
st. Panerease second, Easie o third
Time 1855.
Third race, mile and seventy yards
lakewood won, Cicily second, Somer.
sault third. Time Az.
Fourth race, six turlongs = May
Thompson won, Geraldine second, De-
bracy third. Time 1:131S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Lillian Lee
won, GascOn second, Flattery third.
Time lila.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
-Eloroy won, Mulberry second, Cordu-
roy third. Time 1:4S15.
g Seventh race, seven furlongs -Abbess
won, Haciendy second, India third.
Time, :1515.
Entries for Today.
First race, five furlongs-Fair Deal,
Harriet II, Linette,- Esther H. Lady
Coldridge. Ida Sauers, Sweetheart,
1duma, Salie Calvert, Kitty Belle
Hinda. Woodlght, 95 each; Sue, 1Ol;
Madolina, Katie q, los.
Second race, SIX furlongs-Cold Dust
La Garcla, Blossom, 70 each; Fra Diav.
ola. Tom Griffin, Little Cripple, o.
Artie Fern, 100: Marion q. Frank Gale,
102; Rico, 104; Blue Banner, 1O5: Silver,
ado. 1O7; George Miller. 1OS; Outlook,
los: Loud0n, lis.
Third race, one mile le-Lakota, 9S;
Senator Irby, 101; Linda. 10Y; Sister
Mary, 107; Rudolph, Ill.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Fisher.
man. Morgan c, Lilly of the West,
Gallon dor, Suspense. 1O3; Chenoa, LOG;
Vincetor. 1O6; Mollie r, Ito; Rasper,
Ill; Boreas. lib
Fifth race, two miles-Billy McKeR.
zie. 50; King Charlie. 81; Southern
Lady,'92; Hasty, 81; Colonel s. 81; KIM
Mac, 100; Bessie Bisland, 1O1; Kirk.
over. Rapidan, 1O2; st. Charles, lO3;
DungarVen. Little George, los.
Sixth race, six furloags-Leonard B.
Monterey, Flash, 81; Maggie Gray, 100:
Geraldine, los; Lucky Dog, los; Gascon
ITO; Capt. Brown, 110.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Henry E.
50: Mrs. Bradshaw. Air Line, Lulu r,
May Fern, Damask, 100; Alcenor. Lu
cinda, Levena G, 1O5; Belsarius, Re-
morse, 107; Antrim, Hansel, ITO.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
Footed 1t for a Year.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. II. - Henry
Thomson, long distance walker. arrived
here today from San Francisco. having
made the trip in S21 days. He leaves
here Monday to complete the Journey to
New York,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
Seven Home Runs.

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 1.-THE Creams
administered terrible drubbing TO
Grand Rapids in today's game. 0orch-
ers did not allow the visitors hit until
the sixth inning. The Creams pum-
meled Rhines for seven home runs, Two
three-baggers and eight doubles. Score !:
R. II. z.
Detroit. .....1 0 6 1 0 2 s 2-23 % 2
GRID R'p'ds0 0 0 0 0 2 0 40 10 G
Earned runs Detroit II. Grand RAPIDS 6;
batteries, Borchers and Jantsen, Rhnes and
Spies; time, 1855 attendance. 1,s0U; umpire,
McQuaid
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
Western Minnesota Excited.

Special to the Globe.
GRANITE FALLS, Minn., Aug. H.
There was hot game of base ball this
afternoon between the amateur teams
of Marshall and Granite Falls. The
score was TO in favor of Granite.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
Phi.Iies Mako a Record.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE
PhillieS beat the record for the highest
score of the season In the game with
Louisville today. The battery work of
tile visitors was weak, and the PhiIlies
surpassed themselves in their exhibition
OF hitting. Otherwise the game was
tame. Attendance, 1850. Score:
II. II. z.
Philap phia 6 6 2 8 So 40 36 3
Louisville % 0 0 2 0 9 0 u o. 4
Earned runs Philadelphia r. Louisville g;
batteries. Carsey, Grady and Buckley, Wads-
worth. Zahner and Weaver; time. 2:O5; um-
pire, Keefe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.
indianapolis and Toledo Put Up a
Great Game.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. II. - 'roday's
game was one of the prettiest exhibi-
tions of base ball seen in this city this
season. The game abounded in bril-
liant fielding and batting. Attendance,
900. Scorer
R. H. E.
Indianapolis0 0 8 0 0 0 3-6 IL 0
Toledo 40 0 0 0 0 o. 10 2
Batteries, Pepper and Murphy. HugheY
and Mcfarland; earned runs, Indianapolis 3,
Toledo /: time. 80: umpire. PeenleS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Giants Defeat the Browns by q
Close Shave,

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Gotham's gilt
edged Giants defeated Won der Ahe's
Browns by whisker. The Browns
took lead at the start. but were over
taken in the third inning. Wards play
ing was the feature. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-18

New York. % o SO 90 10 II 10 )
St Louis IL ] 0 1 0 0 O-6 10 9
Batteries. Rusie and Farrell, Clarkson and
TWineham: earned runs, New York 3, st.
Louis =; mpire, McQuaid; time. 2:O4.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Normal begins next Monday.
Lots of Republican candidates
coming out of the woods.
Get Big Lunch for Is cents
at the Home Bakery.
-Manford Schoonover's fine
hooded mare died, Tuesday.
We expect to make pictures a
prominent feature of the AGITAToR
hereafter
FIREWORKS of all discrip-
tions at the Home Bakery.
Harry Johnson is natural
born artist. See his Fourth-of-J uly
picture this week.
Billy Buchan, the slick, slip
perry political fixer of Kansas City,
Kas., has been in town several days
scheming.
Always ask your grocer for
Home Bakery goods, and keep your
money at home, besides supporting
home industry.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28

Art Capper and wife were DOWN
from Topeka over Sunday
-Pedang Java Cofee--the best
in the market-at the Kansas City
Cash Store.
C. b. Babcock, of Lone Elm,
paid us short visit, Wednesday.
H. n. Hopkins transacted busl-
ness at Ottawa this week.
Get pound of that Baking
Powder that draws a set OF Plates,
at the Kansas City Cash Store
The fire works parade ON the
night of the 18th will be around the
square and teams should not be
hitched ON any side of the park; nor
is any one allowed in the park dur
ing the fireworks display
just received, a car OF gallon
Milk Pans for 25 cents-at the
Kansas City Cash Store.
Don't you forget that you can
buv the BEST Coal-0il aud Gasoline
for the least money from U. b.
Adams
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28
Jelly, As cents per bucket at
the Kansas City Cash Store.

Jelly, As cents per bucket at
the Kansas City Cash Store.
III. Fl. Hopkins, of Kansas
City, newhew of H. N. Hopkins, of
Garrett, was down the first of the
week, visiting his sick wife, who is
with her parents, near Glenlock.
Bucket Syrup, As cents per
bucket at the Kansas City Cash
Store.
j. R. Clark, of Sugar Valley,
paid us visit, Wednesday. His
father, Isaac Clark, of Usage county,
Mo-, and his aunt, Mrs. Susan
Owen, of Clinton county, Mo-, are
visiting him. The old gentleman is
u years of age, and Mrs. Owen is
SO years old-both as lively as
crickets.
| A Bargain in Feed of all kinds
at the Kansas City Cash Store.
"A high barb.wife has been
built around the Jail. We are IN
able to conceive why it was built
whether to keep people from break
ing into the Jail, to keep Fashing's
goats from eating the root off the
house, to keep dogs out or put dogs
in, or as thing of beauty-probab-
ly the last. We think 10 more
money should be wasted on the ol6
wart, but that Jail be built OH
some side street, and a court house
be built in the middle of the park
The $4,000 Of available county
money, together with what the
banks owe the county, would al
most build a court house. The
little leaks count up after while.
-Goblets, 80 cents per set, at
the Kansas City Cash Store.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28
Nice Water Sets for SO cents
at the Kansas City Cash Store.

Nice w alter SetS IOf oU CehlS
at the Kansas City Cash Store.
Tom Vaughn was down from
Kansas City the latter part OF last
week, visiting mis- mother
--Tumblers, 25 cents per set at
the Kansas City Cash Store.
Miss Sadie McEwen, of this
city, and E. G. Oman, of Lucas,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Acheson, at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, Wednesday. We
offer congratulations to these estI-
mable young people
A 25-cent bottle of Extract for
Is cents at the Kansas City Cash
Store.
lightning struck j. D. Stevens
house, Monday night, and tore down
a flue, scattered plastering about
the house aud slightly shocked the
inmates. A window in Peter
Barndt's house was also broken,
and some damage was done about
]. R. Baird's premises.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28
Suffrage contest.

The suffrage contest held at Glen
lock was a decided success. The
contestants all did well, and very
eagerly did the audience await the
Judges verdict. After some time,
the judges arrived at conclusion,
as Judges usually do, and the medal
was awarded Miss Virginia Henry
Miss Laura Gregg then made the
presentation in her own bright way,
and all went home feeling that they
had very enjoyable time.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28
IfGrOwn in Texas, It's Good.

The Texas coast country vies
with California in raising pears,
grapes and strawberries. The 1898
record of Ii. M. Stringfellow, Hitch
cock, Tex, who raised nearly $4,000
worth of pears from l3 acres, cali
be duplicated by you 6. T. Mich
olson, G. P. A., Topeka, Mas, will
be glad to furnish without charge
an Illustrated pamphlet telling about
Texas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28

Those having rooms 10 rent to
Normalites or who wish to take
boarders during the coming Normal,
which opens July End, will please
leave their names with the County
Supt. as early as possible
J. A. RAMSEY, Go. Supt.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-28

Plenty of Money, at Lowest
Rates, OH improved farms.
J. A. Mahurin, Greeley, kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

DO YOU reai- i 60 Lille will take
your subscription for any book or pa
re- nm F.lSrs-r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

Of r.,ruons 90 Pawnec. Payne and
Lincoln counties and adding them 90
the Indian territory. such is mol the
case The Dawes report contains no
s1cA provisions and the ru-ucrs AFFECT
ing the counties named vere created by
parties who are opposing statehood in
Anv form The action 10 the trans
Mss ssippi congress in adopting tte
statehood resolutions presented VIII
advance our cause % q great extent
These resolutions were as follows.
Resolved. That we earnestly urge
upon congress a. its coming session 10
pAss enabling acts r-ovidirr for the
admission VI Oklahoma New Mexico
and Arizona into Sic union a. states
The a. 10 issiou 90 these territories into
Statehood would greatly al ttelr ma
tsr.al prosperity add to f1e strength
81 The Hattou. and vest .n the pecp e
of SAID ter tCr.c> ile powers ot .o-a.
SELF rove.1.. eVI o. which tlrv are
Justly entiif,+
Resolved That the alarming c1udi-
r.1n ~ AEa.rs which exist .u tEc indian
territory is constant menace 60 the
nesce and safety of tAe people q sur
rounding states an Obstruction 90 iu-
te-state camutr-e. and disgrace o.
oar clviiEzt.on 4ll iruA. govern
meuts ot that territory haze sEualy
"a. -i tn observe she re.. a.re meUts u
eNl>tlu- treaties @iIE Irr uliel
~taicS. AMI to protest from robbery
ani violence the lives and property of
tIr people We DC Sieve with The
Dawes commission that tae lands o.
nss .ribes now muuopH ty the
teW. shoHi3 De- allotted ln ~-vrraIfF go
AIl the men tsrrs offhe tribes thc irih-
al governments ABOLISHED a-a the in
daans made citizens ef tGr ultei
states And we favor Inc prompt
poos .ssou bv congress Tor state or
territorial government over She q. .lot-
ted lands. complete couri Jurisdiction
aud be- unii.nc % oil of pl-' o' sald
lands uiih oklahoma iu sing e. -ai--
H.ss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

a Nurdsrer % Rs Cosfrsnted wife -
nead Bodv % Hs vtcun.

Dead Hcdv - hts Ntctim-
ToHr SvIrH. Ark nee 4--AlonE
about the m adle of last October r. X
Miller and Jim Riley were trAmPing
through the country near here one
8Ar. ii was octot-er o.. one 81 Riley
teeth began to bother him and Miller
tried o. extract it with q rode pair q
forcepS If was a. awkward job.
E lev tooth was broken and his gum
iacerated The men quArreled. The
next 6ay thev qusrreled again. aud
Miller shot Riley through the body
with pistol bal November Rilev
died
Miller wa~ not captured until after
Rlev's death
Out % this rather unique murder %
s. cntr mon g. ace mau by another con-
unrp.ace man there is Iisely 90 grow
sensational trla- li - proposed
90 t-v TIE old >sVon custom - trisl
tt ordeal
Ercr ssuce gIev's life went out his
h.lv has been lying p the Biruie
Hr.~ morEue lt was en- tslmed by
,rter Uf Coroner kellcaln. aua a =
). feet tate ~ p.rese e-vatiou Miller
suon> 90 u1th.ur 90 So lie denies the
.tu..t .uc ami there were DO eve wit
ut-~-, save Eleg it IS stated on the
Frrs hest % slihorltv thAi the prose
rutlou proposes O. suddenly bring
A. er fa1e 30 fAee with his victim ia
suurt Be- the hope of breaking D N
dow O. Aul fore ug clufe SsiDu
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~ nnrrEssIvs ano..
A Qussr Mas wbO Made 4 friend by Re
apeei for III Mother.

Naser h9n hho MADE a fr4end By Re
sPeet for Hs Mother.
Daring nv bohemian davs il occur
red that sat in sn uptown cafe with
the sort OF man whom thi. incident
viii reveal
A wildlOoking. uukempi chap
gAunt shabby. with q four DAYS
growth of beard. rushed in. looked
wildly around ana then hurried over
TO my companion aud took him aside.
As a result Of thelv conversation the
man with me turned io me and said
N a whisper.
II am going 10 ask you 20 loan me
g, but don't you do it,
Then he asked me and ] refused
the loan. and the -aunt man went
unsteadily ont
Queer duck, that sad the man a.
the table with me; always getting
into scrapes taking ont opera com
paules and leaving them stranded.
The last scrspe he got into was il
Montreal BE telrgrsphed home: u
an in jan on teehnica lily. but don't
tel moiher. That strucs me as very
fanny Don tell mother Elt he
was always a. .ll-ha. 4nc-d ass any
wSy.
Now that ,houshifulIe~s q his
mother in the yuuug mae who wanted
10 borrow : struck me a. rather de-
serving trait. and 7 left INV compzu-
iol abruptly and f"Ilowri him out 7
saw enough OF him to convince ne
that he was Dot . man 81 bus ness.
and not even an adm rahle character
However. loaned him The s. since
then be LAs been cCn>lt--Ah IN the
public view 10 MANY uVs and downs
But ne = now the Impre>arjo q .ot
ef continental stars WISH hun well
Liks Marx Twain love a man who
never shakes h.s mother. This ones
name j. Robert Gr-u-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

rEf,InINe T. uEE r. NJ AEeYIE B,
the only logical candidate Tor chap
AN af ihe aou~r at representative
Hr 5, aue u itr .radiug colorvl nel
% il- territory 4nd bids fair - occupy
a phase -a ias kinr'o-ocpe % fame
lei l.m noi lrlnurr uut sir43e l.ald g
t1rw4-l and demand ihat recogHlLsou
-ar ile e-.1--- people ihai = .asLy
al- ihen from the E@pu o.s1su pa-ty.
outside ai iWu pslfry county oa8ces
fle 1-Era politician % pk-2a1-as
have uai l'ee- beHettie- ur the great
.4u5s-lle- The oo.ared l.eop.r vl.
u 80 On 1Tp1rtUu.iv ur uot plsliug
Lsr ar-T fo- ihs place vh.rt DO IS
81. --. l-r--F .uG' fed o. tll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

-EfEI .s t~est .H iht c.1las Gul'l
-ar .f --Ll shine uu humber "a
raauiles To- lhe STRIP lusatzr a. tls p
.aat tt--n-ss concerned Recent
cHarf decisions make % p1ss5 IRE f1r
some az -tess o1uutles o. r-t uu q
cash tl4sis and save ltt luss Incurred
ay 1~pr-e-Etei u-arra1ts Eou5s can
t-s ss--- b. tie count g GOVERN. tse
.ul-l---urss Ttcse bones car r-
bella ty t1r eoantie, A85 --z6ul- r.
consumed uy a siusIug tuud TIE
c-untie> iurur no lass and save -ht
q. Ference between warrants and cash
and d. business properly. The coun-
ti-s iu the siriF should be released
fr1I tie burden, q dest as sSon as
r.l.t.U.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

TurrEA Kan Dee 4-Judge Hs-
zen ~ the shawnee comfy district
couri yesterday ls>lel a. order en-
joining nr IL A Dykes. secretary oi
tbe state board @! health the state
afllcrs and other Interested from
rNpe iuF shs luore ~ The : cup bsi-
Ance iH she -cholsra" fund. ehieh has
heeu iu dispute for several Weeks
Judge HA1en held that the-e WAS no
prospect ~ al invasion u cholera
snd o wAs noI necessary therefore 10
spend pub-ie mones in improving z
lhe sanitary condition % the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

IHI psuplc elect man 70 con gre>>
aud some other man claims the seat
MEilc the man who first geis the ,eat
IS drawing -. 01o year s.. oou or more
B, set apart Tor the contestant The
ieap.e pav the expenses and salar.c>
- lo'a thv politicians >ueh - a pru-
VISION ~ tie American congress one
~ the grrsdiest deus % t4N-eairr, To-
day on she tace of She Dallas
NrN~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05
In cArsr on srarrannn.

The question o. statehood for Okl1-
hs.mz IS not only uppernasi hut s far
reaching and great pressure Siil be
tnoaFat 90 bear on congress frou A..
paris - ihe country. % take immedi-
air action towards admitting uklaho-
Iua and ths ChicEasAN oountry 20 The
GALAXY % states on the tiues RECON-
meniri bg the naWes commissiol- Ir
TAI, oaaaection Al erroneous impres-
s-sa hss games errdenee that the
nsEes rep.srg farors the cutting N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

The greatest q all American plavs
VIII oe presented al the opera house
next Thursday night
Texas was originally presented in
New lors City four years ago. and
had q phenomenal run Of ten weeks
IL was the intention Of the managers
to pnt the piece on for only one week,
ont the drama was success ana the
engagement was extended 20 nine
weeks more
The company engaged FOR this tour
Is carefully selected one each actor
being peculiarly adapted 10 the role
ASST Enea TO him The cast includes
the gifted youg actor. Mr.. Albert Tay-
Tor who created the role Of Jim
TO vie IN the new York ur1duetion %
Texas and who has been seea ia our
city several times in support OF Robert
Dow ming, Lawrence Hauley. Hetue
Bernard Chase and Eh3e Ellsler. j,
has been said o. Mr.. Taylor that ne Is
the Youngest Cf the great actors and
greatest of the Young actors.
Another prominent person in the
cast j. Miss NauCe sutton. very De-
ute and graceful singing and dancing
soubrette- vho Is popular from Maine
o. ca lfo-ui4-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

THE hon. Tom Needles, some ume
% OklahomA. now az Nashville is not
for Gallon, his old friend. or for Col
George Davis Of the Midway riaisancc,
for senator in congress from Illinois.
He = for Tom Needles for speaker OF
the Illinois house of representatives.
There seems 90 bc 90 doubt however,
that Col BI Gufiu 81 Paw Paw is a
Davis man. And so ourhi Dan Koch.
ere Perger Of Chicago 60 bo 80 :here is
gratitude Ia him, for Col Davis be ped
carry the Twelfth ward for him. d
beauty. inrenionsneSs 90 countruauce,
crispneSs 81 locks and me.odv oi
voice are to be considered the Hon.
Nllie Mason must pin ue has been
secluded of late DE has hidden him.
self iu the groves at ttoagAt BE
vii. he trJallnc abe waves of mind
when he come, ont Nr lulom may
Welt be nervous and che Midway
rlai>an-e candidate have lyspepjis
doaam~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

XMAS CRY. No. Dec Whether
Dr Fraker ls man or 3 woman. or
Uhether DR. TrAker - alive or dead
IS 10 he legally settled 10 the ! uited
States circuit court ~ . feW DAYS. for
the celebrated life insurance. sAss
cams u irial before Judge Philip:
to-ds, The snii IS 70 collect several
life insurADcs policies taken out by
fFAker. ~bo has compile tsly GisHP-
pesred. and IS brought by Judge J. l.
Lincoln % Liberty executor O.
FrAker's estate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

uld farmer Admire ~ The King
6,hrr Free Press talhs spoai nrmo>-
racv iH this manner
il ls quite commaE i1 tde last feU
days o. hear d; predicted thai ih-
Demo- ratic parry - nov dead FOR
good. That . false prophecy. The
democratic party IS too wicked o. aie.
lu two v-ars from now ii v.i-l uavc IFS
head and tai Up a. high a. ever. and
unless the seth congress behaves with
The greatest prudence it wII be able
10 give rs lots 81 troublc We have
now lived 20 zee the Democratic party
killed. and have helped 90 kll ii-too
dead - skin dozen times bni the
DANCED thing Won't siar dead li
sometimes gets 50 FAR gone that il
smells bad but there never was
another smell half so deceptive
When lt siinss its very g1rst is Is
simply gathering %. second wind S1
thai ID can renew the battle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

TIE >eZ--N e=E.y AeWs. Galveston
1- Lz--zs Is Put--sLs1 Tuesdays aud
r-Er- LE-L -As1s contains elgnt
page -1ars k-s sr-sc-E- aepkrtDe -
- lie tE--=ra. ll= -Ec-es- the hCys
E1- t-= E-r-s. t=s--es = word % gen
era -sHs NATE II lEirE.ed. etc etc
hs l-=r t-e SEW tsElT News and
TIE a HeE-T -EALEE g Uouths f1r
: 81 @Ea1- -Ls gives yu1 tLree pa
-,srs 3 see -E .1L pEpsrs 3 year Tor q
rl--e----s-y --W pr-us Hand 10 yolr
- us.Tl pl-l1 a. u-ae-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

G-.--S n IVA - Learn
orihrls Ia. t.sl Dis petition T. the
1lstrle; euLr. ASKING tor divorce
from Mr. De1-v.ys Guthrie On The
grounds q abandonment Mrs
Guthrie a-ll be re- ne q, t.s red s. ous of
tie a 1laas % o-lds far elumls, lon-
e.. -upl lt-1 ~ Governor SsAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05

y IUsEFH- No Dec 4-lesiardsy
Atternoon 5er~ Jordan. assistant
ticket aEeut u tue chicago Great
Western. secured ~zlvsy veloci-
pede AI- veut hunting q few miles
north q 1l.s city. oa tie l.ue - the
Burlington road While he WAs re-
turning l- w4> struck ~ freight
trzlu ana instantly Ai.e6 lie caves
> wife aua fNo children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05
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lyyTEE~oN CITY. No. Dec. Jake
Rosemeyer. = Jackson comfy convict
sent up for three years for burglary,
was struck over The head with 8
heavy bucket by John A brady. q
fellow convict. And died this mora
ing. krauy WAS convicted iE Bac bar
su county " forgery and sentenced
,or eve years Both men were in
mates ~ the insane ward Of the hos
pitaL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-05
THOUGHT HE'D FOOL PEOPLE.
Ga. Bridegroom who piaa'' FroPo.

o.. Bridegroom who plda't Propose
TO 1Ne she Ihing Away.
They looked like a bridal couple r.
they boarded q Chicago train 81 q Phil
Ads phia ststion. There were half a
score of friends on the platform who
EAa come 20 say gool-hv. 4 f-w
grains q r,ce dropped from the yourg
Dsn hat hrlm A. lie entered the PAR
lor car. he carefully escorted the
far partner 20 . seat All The other
pssseuge smiled iudulgentlv and
hooked interested Then the younr
nAu extended his hand % the
ycuEg woman and saia iu verv
loud voice and with The nest
common place formally We'll NJ .s
Eisuk the train - ahcuf o. uu.. Oh
] Wish vOu very pleasant l1rrl-r.
And oOHug Lis soii hat ls hurried p
left The CAT The passengers looked
dlss Pp1lEieo, The yClLg woman .1-s-
eS nervous Ey Az tv -Ee cal 81 lre
porter an vAisr.sr-1 % LE L1s
porter nodded Ets lez1 Ell lass-- D.
LAs rear q tbs ca lie clze tax q
. Do-DeEt 1Dl "a 20 a F1ses ilLl rvEs
sudlt.s 20 eVerT-Be ll tle car 30 e
a. r-gkl man Hrs 10 c. sz11i-lE
o1D psrtUeut kvsrT nl-y .-. LED
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