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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01
". NJ. ADAMS "coULD ARRANGE
1T SATISFACTORILY"
FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Tie writes X. n. stevens of Knoxville
Tenn, tnst He HAS . =, stem to Grind
Divorces Out of the oklahoma MIL
without the Presence of Pisintin
STEVENS Coughs Up Fifty
Dollars aud 10 sun Walt
ing for the Divorce.

There are in the possession of a
prominent lawyer OF this city certain
letters, too lengthy for publi' alton,
detailing a correspondence between
II. NJ. Adams of this city and one X.
II. Stevens of Knoxville, Tenn.
The gist Of the matter is about like
this:
Stevens wants a divorce, and as a
means thereto. a lawyer. The name
and fame, as iurist, of young Adams
came to him-probably through the
prize package methods of Eastern ad-
vertising.
stevens writes to Adams and states
his case. Adams answers, saying ne
could get the divorce Stevens says
for business methods he prefers not to
leave Knoxville, and asks IL under Ok.
lahoma laws divorce could not be
procured without his coming? Then,
Adams answers that he could arrange
it satisfactorily and get u divorce
without Stevens having to come to Ok
lahoma at all, but it would cost lit
tie more. Aud for his legal acumen
in discovering the fact that under Ok
lahoma laws the plaintiff in divorce
proceedings iced not appear except
by proxy, Candidate. r,onrrccs suggested
the modest return of slO0
1t appears Stevens promptly for
warded $50 and agteed TO put up the
balance upon the delivery Of the
goods. But there was hitch some.
where. Adams failed to send the di
vorce securely packed, at risk o'
sender, by return mail, and in thu
fact that it yet fingers in the
land where the whang-doodlt
mourneth. Neither did the $50 ger
back TO Tennessee.
For all of which Mr.. Stevens com
plains, and has placed the CORES
pondence in the hands of cei tain at
torney in this ,ity where it can be seer
| for the asking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01
GUTHRIE CHURCHES.
4 Lisf of Churches where tine Devout of
Guthrie will Worship ro-Dry.

\ Lisf or Churches where the Devout OF
Guthrie Will Worship To-day.
GERMAN ". r. SERVICES.
st. Johns congregation will have ser
ices at Judge Lawrence's court room at
IL a. m. Rev. c. Bechtold will preach
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services at
IL a. m. All friends welcome.
Women's association meets Thursday,
April 5th. at Mrs. Hrschi's, cor Springer
and Ash. at . p. m.
Friends invited To attend.
NJ. +. CHURCH SOUTH.
Villas and Broad. Preaching at II m.
and p. IN. Sunday school 10 "a. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday. evening at
1880. Strangers cordially invited.
There will be mighty interestin "
service in the evening. The preacher
will warm things up generally. The
shot is striking home and the hit dog is
bowling.
Let ali good citizens come out tonight,
and come early. REV. JAMIsON.
BARNES CHAPEL.
West side Preaching at 1880 p. m. by
the Pastor, Rev. o. p. Noble.
Everybody invited. Come. you will
meet cordial welcome.
Preaching tonight by pastor. Let ev-
erybody attend. You will be well paid
for II.
N. f. CHURCH.
Corner Noble and Broad. Rev. Frank
Z. Blakemore, pastor. Preaching at IL III
| and Z 80 p. m. Sabbath school at 10 a. m
Epworth league q p m; prayer meeting
| Thursday evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Noble and Vine. Rev. C. L. w
Dobbs, ID. d., pastor. Preaching at IL a
m and IN. Sunday school at 9:35 a N
| N - A ID.
| meeting on Thursday at 7.30 p. m.
There will be interesting and instruc-
tive services at the Baptist church today
A cordial invitation extended to all.
WEST SIDE CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev l., j. Parker, pastor. Regular ser
vices both morning and evening to-day
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m, =. +. Law
erty. superintendent. All are invited /,
attend. 8
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Division street and Noble Ave
William McPheeters, pastor. Preaching
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday schoo
at 9;45 IN. Come and bring the children
TRINITY EPISCOPAL.
Corner Broad and Noble. Firs
Sunday after Easter. Services at II a
m, and 1880 p. m. Sunday school al ~ m
Everybody welcome to these services.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
Corner Harrison and Division, Unite
States court room. Rev. Il. c. Crepiu
pastor. Preaching to-day at IL a. m.
ALI Germans are cordially invited to at
teLd.
ST. MARY's PRo-CATHEDRAL.
Corner Warner avenue and Elm street,
Rev. Felix DeGrasse, O. ;. b., pastor
First mass at a. m; high mass and ser
, mon at 10 o'clock; cateehism class at
p. M; rosary, sermon and benedictio
OF the blessed sacrament at 1880 p. m
All are cordially invited.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching at IL a. m, and 1880 p. n
Sunday school at 10 a. III. Epwort
league Gas D. m. Children's meeting ga
p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01
Ne Cherry p-or.r,, on Win. and

he Cherry property on vins and
MansnE
a large number OF men are being
given employment In the construction
Of the new Psbst Ice plant
Henry Waodle was brought TO the
city yesterday and Jailed. lie resides
IN the Seminole rountry. and is charr.
ed with dealing in the ardent
Passenger traffic on the Santa Fe Is
growing immensely.
The city is again thronged with
strangers
The nickel-iu-the-slot ma hines are
getting in their work at lively rate
in this city.
This is All Fools today. Beware ot
stove-pipe hats on the side walk and
jolly good friends, who slap you famil.
isrly on the spinal cord.
The pastors of several prominent
chur'he will! deliver discourses today
touching on political and municipal
purity.
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LOCAL MELANGE.

The county central committee OF the
Peoples party held an executive ses-
sion at their headquarters on Harrison
avenue Yesterday afternoon.
Don't fail to hear Rev. Jamison to-
night on Municipal Meanness," and
devIlment generally. Let decent men
and women rally to battle for truth
and right
man, giving the name of A. Hall,
was arrested and brought in from the
Usage country yesterday, charged with
intimidation and robbery. 1t is al
legged that he, with several Others,
has been playfully soaring and hold
ing up German settlers.
Work on the new Salm IN aiming
factory is progressing rapidly. The
plant will soon be ready to operate.
Three new business houses have just
been completed On west Noble avenue.
Rosenbleet's new merchant tailoring
quarters on Harrison avenue will be
ready for oc, upancy this week
The Easter bonnet which was con-
Weed of 'previousness" by Old Boreas
last sunday, has been granted a new
trial and will come out in flying colors
Hrd fol de rolls this beautiful Sabbath
day.
Governor Renfrow appointed the fol-
lowing notarles: j. NJ Barnett, county
ID; A v. Hoops, county N.
Saturday was balmy spring day
and the merchants enjoyed a thriving
business. The streets were thronged
With farmers The horse market took
on its old time appearance and several
"dickers" were made before the sun
dropped behind the horizon.
The Warner Avenue Congregational
church (colored) was chartered yester-
day.
See May Howard tonight
May Howard, the medium, will give
splendid entertainment at the opera
house tonight.
The store of ]. ii. Hutzel at T0l East
Oklahoma avenue, was burglarized
early yesterday morning and 2DC
pounds of meat stolen.
Judge Buckner has returned from
Newkirk.
Manley Thomas Of Sac and Fox 10 II
the city lie will furnish the heavy
timber for the psbst ice plant
NrA r. 7. Higgins has purehssst
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This city is the Mecca OF lot of
Kansas negroes. They we're brought
up in the different Kansas cities on
the Santa Fe road. They came il car
lots during the week. and now the ity
is full OF them. On every street corner,
strange negro faces are seen. They
are housed with the prominent negro
politicians and arc to be palmed off as
old residents OF Guthrie. These
negroes are the depe ndence of the Re-
publicans to carry the election. Demo
Gratis watch the polls, and convince
yourselves that every voter is legal
enc Don't allow your rights to Ie
voted away by negroes and imported
thugs Challenge every voter and
know who he is. Drive all imported
negroes out OF the city. You bona fde
honest negro voters do your duty, and
asaist In maintaining an honest ballot.
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POINTERS FROM P0NCA.
VERY INTERESTING BUDGET OF
CRISP NEWS.
New Church Bst,ainEs -Ponca Developing g
i-toA "a e. Cont e-r nvt's NV
MiIi--News Notes.
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader.
PoNCA CITY, O. L, March 80
DIR. ID. +. AIsdorf of Guthrie, VINO
owns u valuable corner on Grand ave-
nue. was here This week arranging for
the erection OF fine twO-story
building.
Mike Days bui,d at the corner
of Se, und street aud Grand avenue Is
nearly eompleI eIed, anu 10 credit to
the city.
The Catholics are erecting a fine
large church ON the northeast corner
of block llp. 1t will be forty two by
eighty feet, and will be competed by
May 18th. Father Felix De- Grasse Off
ciated at the laying of the corner
stone.
Frank Merrick, The LEADERS hust-
Ter, was in the city Friday, soliciting
our business men during the day and
dancing with their ladies at the
Bo,es Dare dancing club during the
evening. Frank says Ponca City is
all right
TT e NJ. +. church has secured the
northeast corner of block No. l02, at
the corner of Church street and Cea-
trai avenue, for church site. and will
commence work at once on fine
church building and parsonage IL Is
the best location in the city Tor a
church and will make handsome
corner.
Texas stork men are shipping thou
sands of heads ofcattle daily - Ponca,
where thev are unlut d ID aud taken TO
the O,ag ton Nearly every ship
per has h.a wagon, camp outfits and
provisions to buy and our merchants
report large trade from that source.
There will be from 25O to 900 trains
unloaded at this point during the
month of April.
Maxwell & Kogl lemen, the millers al
this city. have the machinery nearly
all in place in their new mill, which
has one hundred barrel capacity
These gentlemen are practical millers
and have purchased only the latest
improved and best machinery, ano
will make grade of -four that will be
unexcelled. They will begin work in
about ten days and will run night and
day. Preparations are being made to
erect an immense elevator adjacent tC
the mill, in which TO store some Of sh'
grain now beiIg held in the Osag'
country.
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OKLAHOMA CITY is STRAINlNC
POINT
TO SECURE A VERY RICH PRIZE.
The Result of Tuesday's Election In This
CITY May Have Great Deal to DO with
Its iermanency Here Oklshnml
city Voters Making Great stall
Towards Making the city
solid with the Admin
istration

A new danger confronts the city Of
Guthrie, which only the power of
the voters of this city can cnectually !
delay. IT Is question which involves /
the permanency OF the Guthrie land
Office. For some months past the I'd Z
-ggaainlstration has tcen oonsiderinv The
advisabiiity OF doing a way with either
the lane Office az this place or Ok'4ho- /
ma City, or consolidating The two Of
fees and placing the one in either
Guthrie or Oklahoma City. Now that
the Kiekapoo lands are soon to be
opened, Oklahoma City has been re
sorting to strategy to capture the
Kickapoo business, and also making a
stall towards consoldatIoa in favor of
Oklahoma City.
TT voters Of that city are straining
nerves in order to carry Tuesdays
election, for the Democrats, in order
to direct the eyes of the administra
tion favo~ably towards that point,
thereby en-, ouraging the removal Of
] N'N phbht iN anu OlilNC W AlII Gli1s
Now the dutv of the voters of Guth.
riI is obvious. Guthrie must be
shown up as Del. ocratic city. by
dC ing this the aduinist tration will
take favorable steps, not only as re-
CARDS the land Office, but lso the cap
ital situation. Every voter should
cast partisan prejudice aside next Tues.
day and vote the straight Democratic
ticket 1T is our salvation
The Oklahoma City papers are
spouting on the land office question,
and the following from the Press. Ga.
zette will give fair idea of where we
stand:
The Press-Gazette was today shown
a letter, the contents of which denotes
that the political situation and condi-
tions of Oklahoma are not viewed with
indifference in Washington. The let
ter is addressed to federal office hol-
der and is written by an official in one
of the departments, who requests to
be fully advised as to the political
situation and the probable results in
the coming muni,ipal elections, laying
particular stress on Guthrie. The
question naturally arises: What in.
terest can Washington officer have
in petty municipal election in which
no personal interests are involved and
in territory which he knows proba
bly, only through hearing?" In an,
swer to this, it is but natural to infer
that the administration is not inditfer
snt To the state of politics in Okla
homa The territory has been and is
now persistent appl: cant for adm s.
sion into statehood. and the quest on
of it's probable politics Is one of vita
interest 1t was the policy of the ad
ministration to commence political
conversion in the very stronghold OF
Repu canism-Guthrie-an the
method adOpted-that of naming the
e very best of federal appointments
{ from among Guthrie citizens proved
5 highly agreeable TO the favored ones.
i but whether it will have the intended
effect, will be best told in next Tues
! days elections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01

iugs Professor Mallory was made to
say there was but one school building
on the West side lie stated that there
was but one building for whites, stat
ing further that the colored children
we're amply provided for. In his state
ment the professor covers the ground
fully, truthfully and accurately. Pro
fessor Mallory is a sincere man, and
The LEADER hastens to rectify wrong
imnression
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

The Location of school Building sites
Chauged--ContrsctsL Let.
The school board met last night,
with q full attendance.
The board reconsidcred th- location
of sites for school buildings and
changed them back to the old loca-
tions
The articles of contract with Van
derberg were signed up, and the i'm.
preston prevails that the work on the
buildings will begin at once.
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IMPORTANT LAND DECISIONS.

The Case of Culver vs. McCeurtnsy Settled,
also Prouty vs.. Copdit.
The Guthrie tovnsite board yester-
day received the following decisions OF
lot cases from tho interior department.
Frank q. Prou:y VS. Lottie Condit,
involving right TO lot 2, block go
Guthrie; decision of board No. re
versed and ten days allowed for ap
peal.
James d. Culver VS. William May
Courtney, involving lot !. block 90
Kingfsher; decision of towasite boarC
No. . reversed and ten days alloweC
for an appeal.
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Mona Greer left yesterday for
her home in Winfield, Kansas, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs Frank Greer.
Miss Ida Stevenson is home from
school at Monticello seminary, at
Godfrey, for weeks visit with her
parents. Miss Loa Hoffman OF Guth-
rie. o. I, an accomplished music IAN,
accompanied her Bloomington (ll.)
Bulletin.
f L. Meek and wife will Sunday in
Seward.
Zack Mulhall and wife were down
from Mulhall yesterday.
Heck Brenner Of Vienna is in the cap
ital.
Attorney Hutseli is down from
Perry.
Attorney Charles Filson of Perry
will Sunday i'll the capital.
Marshal Kelly is congratulating
himself tha' he will be able to vo'e
Tuesday. While chasing culprits near
the Cottonwood the other day he re-
ceived royal ducking in the river and
is snivering yet
l. T. Hutchinson of Joplin, Mo has
sent circulars TO local authorities,
offering 500 for the capture and con-
viction of the parties who held him up
aud robbed him of Sl9l on the night of
March "a, 1894.
Rev Joseph Jamison will preach at
Broad and Villas, on April |, at 3 p. IN.
Eynrv hnHv hAfh xxyi,fta md aAlAraA
invited.
Mr.. Fred w. Greene, nephew of
Judge George 5. Greene, is here. lie
is travelling for u Kansas City house,
representing late device of the
nickle-in- -the-slot machine.
Joe Severns came in from the Usage
country last night with John Doe,
charged with horse stealing. The
prisoner was arraigned before Com
missioner Saunderson and gave bond
in the sum of $3.50 TO appear before
the next Newkirk court.
w. T.. ii. Searcey and Rov Hoffman
went to Perry this morning.
Hon. Henry E. Asp went to Wichits
yesterday.
| John Astell, a Pullman conductor or
the Rock Island, was In the city yes
terday the guest of friends.
Mr. 5 X Van Voorhees, is helping
Treasurer Stiles. Van is a valuabl,
man wherever you put him.
John Mau 'k of Turon. Kansas. is il
the city introducing a patent churn.
Henry Stokes of Pittsburg Pa, is il
the capital. lie is q mechanic and will
locate here.
T. &. Cranel. Topeka, and +. r
Pagg, st. Louis, are registered at tn
Royal.
Il Ryan ot Edmond is in the city
j. L. Dewitt Of st. Joe is viewing
the city.
S. T, Leavy of Norman is a visitor t
Guthrie.
+. V. Brandon of Oklahoma City
here.
!, +. Withers of Gainesville, Texas
and q. w. Stipp of Wichita are doinI
business in the hub of the territory.
Bishop Meerschaert left yesterds
for Purcell where he will hold service
today. From there he will go to Sacre
Heart mission.
DIR Furrow is on his farm in tn
strip. The doctor keeps his ear TO tn
ground to hear the potatoes grow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01

Everybody interested in art should
not fail to 20 to Mrs. Halls reception,
Monday aud Tuesday, April End and
3rd. in the University building. Mrs.
Hall teaches, art in all it's branches
Free hand drawing. .sketching from ma
ture, figure and animal painting from
life, decorating, etc. 1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01

Mrs. j. A. Williams has take n charge
of the dressmahing department in
Mrs Saunders millinery store, and
solicits the ladies to call and see styles
and get prices. Cutting and fitting
done on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed Corner Division and OK
lahomn avenue. Inn w29-d97
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SOME IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
Several Arrests Made Yesterday ON Grand
Jury Indictments.

Several Arrests Made Yesterday ON Gcand
Jury Indictments.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Painter made
several arrests yesterday on indict-
ments returned by the territorial
grand jury.
Andy Seaholm and Otto Hausen were
arrested on warrant charging them
with assaulting with intent to Kill
Charley Freeman They gave BOND
for appearance.
James Beard was pulled, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses
r. Seeley. charged with obtaining
money under false pfetenseS was
place. under arrest He gave bail.
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Ke-opened.

Ed is back in his old place "The
o X" lie cordially solicits share OF
Guthrie's patronage. The o. X. is
we'll known and SO is Ed" lie will
spare no pains in trying to please you.
Regular meals 90 cents. Lunch and
short orders at all hours. Open day
and night Beds % and so cents.
L. w. SULLIVAN,
95-tf Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01

To San Francisco and intermediate
points the Santa Fe route will sell one
way round trip tickets, limited to six
ty days for s35 80 ana one way tickets
continuous passage at rate of S20. 90.
Thisinrludes San Diego Los Angeles,
K We r,ide and all southern California
points. l. X. DELANEY. Agent
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To Whum 10 NAV concern:
Notice is hereby given that George
Strouhle has this day filed his petition
Tor license To retail liquors In Guthrie
Logan county, Oklahoma. aud that un.
less objection 20 the same as required los
law I've Nled hy the 4th day ot April. A
ID. 1884. said petition will be granted.
/. j. DolCArER. County Clerk.
Guthrie. o. +. March e2. 1894.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

ORLANDO CITY HOTEL-Rates &c
per day. n. Hunt, Proprietor, Orlando,
o. Il.
THE GUTHRIE HOTEI4-Rates g.
per day. Special attention given TO com
mercial trade. +. H. Hooker, Proprie-
tor, Newkirk, o. Il.
GRANDVIEW HOTEI4-Headquar
ters for commercial men. Table supplied
with best the market affords. LimbocheI
& Son, Proprietors, Cross, Ok.
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IuNh0m n may r0Hcrrn.
NplIcr is hrfehg pIttu ftuJ ulrt.
Estnes las ttls day filed DIS petition fof
license 60 retail liquors la Guthrie, Logan
county. Oklahoma, and that unless ob.
lection to the same as required by law bc
flied 10y the 9th day of April. A D.. 1894.
said petition will be- granted.
+. y. DOICATER, County Clerk
Guthrie. q. r.. March 2G. 1894.
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Big Time in the Fourth

The Democrats of the Fourth ward
held rousing meeting last night.
The house was jammed to the doors
with voters The speakers were Messrs.
Keaton Buckner. Herod, Horner and
others,
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Studleo for Rent.

Autographs and hand painted stud
les, with scheme of coloring Tor from
ten cents to $500 per week. Mrs
Dora " Halls studio, in University
building. 1t
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Injsstlos to MT. MAlIory.

In an interview with Professor Nal
lory a few mornings since, that gen
tlemsn was unintentionally misquoted
IN speaking of the new school build
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Wanted-First-cla tailors; coat,
vest and pants makers. Good mechan-
les only. Apply to III Harrison ave
nue. Joel Rosen bleer, Merchant Tai
lnr gQt2
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Supreme Court Reports.

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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DE- GANGS LATEST MOVE.
BURLS NEGROES IMPORTED
HERE IN DROVES.
WILL Be VOTED ON TUESDAY NEXT

Driven 20 Despe ali m, the Ringl' ad-rs OF
the Republics. Party Resort to n Hsx-
zsrdous Game Kansas Dstki.s are
Brought to the City in sqs sds-
To II. PAID SO Much q Head
to Vote the Republican
Ticket Straight.
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Twelve lessons for one dollar at the
new studio. in the University building.
Twelve lessons in free hand drawing
for one dollar. if taken before April -.
It DORA V. HALL
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Gothaner & Douglass are using the
Fisher patent ice rack in all their ice
boxes, they are the best II 81
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Wanted.

Five more girls to learn the milli-
merry trade. Apply at the Boston
Store. IL
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sixIss..na for sIoo.

Until April the 18th Mrs Dora V.
Hall will give six lessons in oil paint
ing for 500 at her studio. In the Uni
versity building. IT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-01

Madame Yates Complexion powders
and fine perfumes
7l-tf EAGLE DRUG STORE.
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laxer- ttarbe

Iower- Bsrbs shop.
Good work at all times Second
rect near Harrison avenue. ScisssIO
ssharpened II
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Prescriptions filed and guaranteed
Best and cheapest in Guthrie Accu
rscy and purity guaranteed.
7l-u EAGLE DRUG STORE.
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Wanted.

II. h. Lille & Co.'S new store is an
enterprise we'll worth the patronage
of our people. II