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The evening world., 1894-05-09

The armor-plate investigation goes on
IN secrecy at Pittsburg and Homestead.
That's the way the frauds went on, too.
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have been wearing straw hats with bind
Ing on the rims for many seasons, but
women have not worn them. The Vesta
Tilley comes in straw Of any color, and
Is distinguished from othe sailors" by
the silk binding of the rim.
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KENTUCkY's ODD CHARACTER.

You Read The Evening World
Do You Read The Sunday World?
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Croker's great personal interests are
now on the turf. 1t Is time to put
Crokerism under 1t.
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The Yesta TilIey Hat.

likely to be popular with young ladies
this Summer. is here given. 1t is the
Vesta Tilley hat, and Miss Tilley's pleas
ant features beam beneath 1t. Men
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4 5 9 I 9 I

There were real Giants in baseball yes
terday.
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LETTERS.

t7Ms oo'vmn u open to everybody ,nho has a
eon,plotnt to make grievance to sentildte, fnor-
n,oao~ TO ofse. subject Of general tSterea to de-
cuss or a pubic servios to acknowledge, and uho
can put the idea into less han 100 pords Long
letters cannot be printed.
How Dressmake ers' Hubbies Fared.
To the Editor:
do dressmakers make good wives'' asks W.
B. know ten dressmakers and seven OF them
widows. Their husbands died very soon af-
ter marriage. One poor man died of lockjaw
after eating some of his wife's snow flake tea
biscuits. Another was called before he was
chosen through fright-his worst half had made
an oyster stew for his supper. After stewng
the oysters all day. they were still very tough.
so she added 4 bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil to the
mess, Just to ward on attention from the oys-
ters. as It were Two and a half days after his
last supper he was taking his first carriage ride
in great style. Nos. .. 4 and survived Just
hfty-two weeks on hash. corn beef and cabbage,
bakers bread and coffee. No. got a place in
a dime museum after forty days and nights Of
bread and cheese and kisses as hrst-ciass
skeleton In knee pants, and there he lived till
the dime museum man tried to marry him TO
the snake charmer, whom at the last moment
he discovered had been a dressmaker in the
country Afrlca). so the skeleton in attempting
to kick the dime museum man broke right in
half. This sad accident. Of course. ended all
thoughts OF marriage for the bony part. Dress
makers assistant No. Z died up too much
| soapsuds. This madam had by mistake got a
little common brown soap mixed with the cheese
on the plate or course. the poor man thought
she was trying to poison him. and he got so
worked up about 1t that he soon went down the
N do
discourage ". b. Experience teaches. Let him
| try his luck with the dressmaker he loves Love
works wonders. She may make him a good wife.
and II she does let lis hope that she has not found
| 4 husband who is n. G.
| pRESSMAKER,S Appp ENrIcE
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FOR Wisely AND FREE HOMES.

Great Democratic Rally! Grand Culmina-
tion of This Campaign.
The Democrats Of Logan county will
round up the campaign with an all
day demonstration on
Monday, Nov >.
The program will begin with a
grand parade in the loren DON. At l.?
o'clock p. IN. speaking will be held in
the opera house If the weather should
be unfavorable for an outdoor meet
ing.
Among the speakers who win adj
dress the people are:
lion. joseph w. Wisby,
Hon. Leslie +. Ross, ok. city,
Hon. II. S. johnson, Perry,
Hon. Il. J. Lowe, terry sec'y,
Hon. A. n. j. Crook, register
Capt c. T. Allen,
Hon. II. H. Hagan.
In the evening beginning at : o'clock
there will be monster torch light
procession, followed 10y a band con-
cert, speaking and other exercises at
the Acre
Large delegations are expected from
neighboring towns and counties
This will be the grandest political
demonstration of the campaign.
The best of music will be provided
for every feature of the days demon
strations.
Every body cordially invited TO be
present and participate. tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

n Lamon brings some serious
charges against Attorney Huston,
who, he alleges, did some queer work
in the case of A, G. Dobson, charged
with stealing Lannon's horses and
wagon. Dobson was given a hearing
in Justice Jackson's court and was
placed under Sl,50O bail Subse-
queutly Huston reduced Dobson's bail
to $3.50 and let the prisoner GO.
Lamon swears that through Hustou's
political action Dobson will not APP
pear for trial November o as his bail
consists of straw Lamou further
says that Huston did some similar
queer work in the cases OF Noel ana
Walker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

Uuihtie business Ncn Cooperating With
Nandy-Two Hundred Subscribers.


Mandy--Two Hundred Subscribers.
THE LEADrn recently gave de-
scripeion Of Mundys advertising
scheme whereby The capital city will
be benefited IN point Of money aud
population. TnE LEADER recommend
ed the scheme as a good one aud lusi-
ness men are taking hold Of the mat
ter in substantial manner Mr.
Muudy called apon large number of
local business men aud has succeeded
in obtaining over two hundred con
tracts From - 90 one hundred
thousand newspapers, periodicals, cir
culars and mag azines through Mum
dy's system will reach tho eastern
states.
Oklahoma has already seven German
papers published within it's borders.
This shows conclusivciy that the Ger
mans are here in large numbers EN.
perience has taught us that they maxi,
The best and most progressive citizens
They are universally industrious and
strictly honest, and any country s.,
greatly bettered 10y their presence.
MIR Mundy will visit in person Castle
Garden and distribute large quantitie.
OF literature setting forth the advan
tages of Guthrie aud Oklahoma. he
already has on foot a scheme to pro.
cure cabinet photograph, 3GN 3,
inches. shown all of the principa
buildings OF our city. This will bc on
exhibition at all the leading hotels or
the trip, which will prove very advau
tageous in more respects than one. i
will show conclusivelv that this por
tion OF our country is full Of enter
prise and progress Let each business
man .uhs cribe without hesitation I,
this m"r,Lorious sch eme.
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shr NNenrs nInnmers-

Miss Ellie Claymor', representing
the Levison-Blythe stationery com
pany OF ST Louis, was ia the city yes
terday. Miss Ciaymore is petite
blonde, bright, witty and versatile
She is a disciple Of
Mrs Jonness-Miller and wears bloom
ers, but she laid away this curious
female apparel yesterday. This is
my first trip in oklahoma, said she to
THE LEADER man last evening, "and
not knowing how your dealers would
size me up in the advanced styles, l
substituted the regulation female
dress in Wichita, but the pastas' are
the proper things for the ladies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

The baby carnival given last evening
10y the Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church was a glowing success in every
particular. About thirty babies were
on exhibition and some handsome
prizes were awarded. From 6 to 5
o'clock a supper was given and was
literally patronized. The supper was
followed by splendid musicll enter
tainmeut. The ladies of the Guild are
to be congratulated for their good
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01
a NEW ROAD
To connect Winfield with Keystone. In
Oklahoma.

Ia Connect Winfield with Keystone, In
Oklahoma.
"A movement is on foot to build a
r.ilroad from Winfield, Kan. south
west into the territory, passing the
towns Of Gueda Springs, Blackwell
and Pond Creek, TO connect with the
southern Kansas railway at keystone
Ok. This would make a road over 300
miles in length and crossing the best
part of the strip II will be built by
private parti,S aud possibly pass into
the hands of one of the lines that cen
ter in Winfield. A meeting of citizens
will be called in a few days and the
surveyors are expected to begin their
work at once and have the line estab.
lished by January !, 1895. The pas
senger and freight sections and the
shops will be located either in Win
field or Keystone
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POLITICAL AssAsslNs.
Circulating fals- aud a. iag Reports Nbou
SheriH oldham.

Nf'h
la order to offset the dirty record Of
their own candidate for sheriff, which
cannot be cleared, some Republican
sneaks arc stealthily trying t. rroiu-
die the Catholic voters ut the county,
twho are largely for Iunius oldham
against that gontleman's candidacy 10y
insinuating that he is member OF
the A. T.. A.. the secret oath bound
annex la the Rcpubli an party MIR.
Oldham authorizes and requests public
denial of the allegation aud the un-
qualified denunciation Of the misrr-
able cur who gave II birth from his
foul Imagination. Junius Oldham
stands upon the brood constitutional
platform which guarantees to every
citizen the right to Worship God ac-
cording TO the dictates of own con.
science, and the exercise to the fullest
the privileges OF the ballot without
let or hindrance, as everybody who
knows him well knows.
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The Semi-Weekly News, Galveston
or Dallasl is published Tuesdays and
Fridays Each Issue contains eignt
pages There are special departments
for the farmers, the ladies, the boys
and the girls, besides "A world of gem
eral news matter, illustrated, etc. etc
We offer the Semi Weekly News and
the Weekly LEADER 12 months for
81 so cash. This gives you three pa
pers a week or 1876 papers "A year for a
ridiculously low price. Hand in your
subscription at once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

i. w. johnson, Guthrie's old pic
ture frame maker, is at the office of
the o X. Picture Frame works, 107 ] .
Oklahoma avenue, aud would be
pleased TO see o.d friends and custom
ers when in need of picture frames
and first-class work 10 y It
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The school children are anticipating
a good time tonight and all should gel
out and give them merited encourage
ment
There will be varied number OF
contests, among Others: One in rapid
ct lculation, one in reading, and one in
spelling.
The entertainment was endorsed
by the school board and Professor
Mallory. Now let the public come
out
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FIRE BOYS IN CORK.
Arrangements Being Made to Give Min.
strrl show


strrl show.
The members Of the paid and volun-
tcer fire departments are arranging to
give a minstrel show within two
weeks, for the purpose OF raising
money with which to buy new hose
wagon. The move i, good one, and
will be successfully engineered by
Chief Taylor The followed have vol
uutet red their services:
Mark kessler, G. W Taylor, Walter
Carver, 4 BENTLEY, emf men; Frank
LauN vocalist; Ed Billingsley ballet
singer; Carl Ilavighorst, song; A j
Davis, banjo; Bud EggleSton Oscar
Bailey. music: MIR Parker, T. W
kuuwlton uliu artists. Remainder of
the list will be made public later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01
WAS 1T A POLITICAL MovE7
All the Members Of the Military Ban,
Placed Under Arrest

All the Members Of the Military Band
Placed Under Arrest
The twenty members OF the Otla-
homa military band were placed under
arrest by Chief of Police Baxter last
night aud cited TO appear for hearing
in police court at o'clock this morn.
ing, The musicians are charged with
committing nuisance in violation Of
the city ordinances. The military band
has been practicing in the X. OF +.
hall in the Victor block. Sometime
since members of the secret societies
which meet in the Victor block COM
planned that the footing of the wind
TANNERS disturbed their sessions. Last
night officer Baxter without warning
swooped down on the baud boys as
stated. What makes the matter look
queer is the fact that the band is en-
gagged to go to Mulhall and Orlando
Democratic rallies at $50 this morn
ing. 1t is thought that Republicans
ribbed up Baxter to make the arrest
in order to disconcert the Democrats,
but Baxter says this is not so, and
adds that the arrest was made on
orders from the RepublicaS council.
The band will go to the rallies how
ever, Republican scarfaces and plug
uglies to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The military band is all right.
1t is Guthrie organization and should
be encouraged.
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Tony Farrell, the clever singing
Irish comedian, will present Il few
scenic productions of his new Irish
comedy drama Garry Owen" at the
opera house Nov. 3. II is seldom an
organization of such merit visits this
section Of the country, but Mr. Fare |
is passing from Denver into Texas aud
has chosen Guthrie as on Of The points
to present his play. ToSy Farrell is
claimed to be one of the best singers
upon the American stage. The eu-t
ern press promo Iucc MS new play
Garry Owen" u be on OF the deeil
ed successes # the season. lie vii
bring with him all his scenery and
effects as were used at its production
in Chi,ogo and other oa,t,rn cites.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01
The GRIM REAPER.
Death Carries Away Miss Agatha Bryues,
Another Guthrie Tavoritc.

Death Carries Away Miss Agatha Brynes,
Ano,her Guthrie Tavoritc.
Miss Agatha BYrnes died very sud-
denly .tD o'clItk yesterday morning
at the home Of her sister Mrs. W. s,
O'Br en-. aftec a month's illness from
typhoid feve. The deceased was 20
year, Of age and was one Of Guthric's
most RS pc .tal and popular society
Young lad .es. Miss lIyrnes was an
estimable young lady, blessed with all
the attributes of young womauhood,
aud numbered her friends 10y the
hundreds She was engaged 10 wed
Lieutenan. Arell and the wedding
was TO take place next month. The
parents of the deceased reside in the
country east of the city. The funeral
will take place at 4 a. m. today from
the Catholic church. The following
young gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: Frank LauX, George Willis,
Jess Hunter, Ed LOTUS c. II. Brewer,
DIR. Hughes.
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n, ,Irmp,Ion or Tcrrltnlial ,ynrr,nts.


GUrumE, O. r.. oct. 2e. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that there
are fund, on hand TO redeem all war
rants registered on or before March 1,
1899 Interest ceases on all warrants
included in above call after thirty
days. NJ l.. TURNER.
1881 I'm Treas. of Oklahoma.
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Highest Of all in Leaveung PoweLatest u Govt Report
R3%:a!l! q! Rskasgi: Rsktng
ABSOLUTELY PURE

I DR.. Hughes. the leading dentist, has
moved from Beadles hloc,. 10 room No
3 over Bank of Indian Territory
Those wishing toe best dental work at
lowest prices would do well 10 see
him. 10 3Otf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct 31-Two import
ant and significant Japanese victories
are recorded by United States Minis
ter Deuby in a cable to the state de-
lartment from Pekin lie says that
the Chinese forces have have been de-
ieated al Chen Lien Cheng and have
retreated 10 Moukden; also he re-
ports that the Japanese have taken
one of the Chinese forts al Port
Arthur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

THE LEADER will take - cords OF
wood ia exchange for subscriptions to
the WEEKLY LEADERif delivered be-
fore Nov.
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A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Ed Stevens in West Guthrie
Tuesday night by the following: f. H.
Stevens, Miss Abina Stevens, Ed
Jennie Kennedy, Bruce Cannon, T..
NJ Deal, Matte Wood + c Me-
Cracken, Cora Newton, Pearl f, Jones,
f. NJ. Smith, Ruby Jones, Grandpa
Leach, Fannie Stevens, Mrs w. Il.
Cannon, Mrs. Z. II. Hants, Mr. and
Mrs. +. Dodd, Mrs, c. II. Grimth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

Teachers registers-best found
printed--bouud in MANILA and cloth
for sale at Boyle's book store The
law says these registers are required
TO be used by teachers in all public
schools Approved by superintendent
Cameron. If
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Election laws at LEADER office.

For Sale-A first class hotel, furni
ture and fixtures doing an excellent
business, for sale on easy terms. Call
ON or address q. II. Lynds, Guthrie,
Oklahoma. 10 81 If
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ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest of aH in IeaVening
strength. u. 6. Government Report,
THE CzAR's END NEAR.

Ills Respiration Is Dimcult-IIe Can
Take Litue Nourishmcnt.
81 ITrERsBUE0, oct 5i.--A oulict ctn
from Livadia, timed 10 O'clock last
night, says that during the day the
splitting OF blood by the ear con-
tiuued, lie was sometimes seized
with fits of shivering His temper-
ature was 100 degrees Fahrenheit and
his pulse 80. The pulsations were
weak Respiration is difficult lie
can take little nourishment and is
becoming very weak The oedcma
has considerably increased.
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who Compose 1t.

The following ladies' and gentlemen
compose the new musical society men
tion of which was made in yesterdays
LEADER:
Mesdames Wood, Hagan, Rich, Ram
say, Platt, Spurlock, Nix, Boles, Cot
teral, Gray, Renfrow, Smith, Patter.
son, DUNCAN and Blincoe; Misses Good
rich, Hunter, kincaid, Stevens, Paine,
Neamans; Messrs. Bosworth. Brooke.
West Leach, Spurluck, Smithson, Dun
gan, Bekemeyer Jones. Richardson,
Cattle, Paine, Cannon, Havighorst.
Lehrer, Platt, Egliston, Blineoe and
Ball.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

Judge Lawrence, Repu blican candi-
date for probate judge, and w. NJ
Eugart, Popuhst candidate for the
same office, engaged in an alteration
on Oklahoma avenue last evening.
Both were afraid TO strike, but they
disgusted 300 or 400 voters with their
foul language. Vote for Miller for
probate Judge.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking PC"'' ~
Words Fair Highest Award.
District Court.

District Court
Emma Y MeCord vs.. L. H. Buxton,
ct al; suit on contract for 500. Cum
ningham & De Bois, attorneys,
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sad Termination of the Eaithiy u4pp ne.
of Two tttcs

sad Termination of tae Iaithiy u4pp ness
of TWO Lites.
a saltwater dispatch says MR..
Bessie Maeruder the sride of Prof A..
C. Magruder of the oklahoma Agricul-
tural and Mecoani,ul college. died
here carly this morning
The circumstances attending her
death were particularly painful Early
m the present month Invitations were
issued TO friends to witness the mar
rage ceremony, To take place In ST.
Andrews Episcopal church on Oct "a,
but the bride Co be-. was soon after
stricken with that fell disease. quick
consumption, though the grav ty of
the disease was not at firs' recognized
by her phvsi, inns
it sDOu became apparent ihat she
would not recover for the ceremony as
announced. and az her request the
marriage took place while she was yet
ON her sicl, bed. She was then removed
10 the residence of her husband in
College addition, bnt al efforts 10
prolong life were of no avail, and this
morning She quietly and peacefully
pass ed 70 the great beyond, leaving
many sorrow stricken friends, She was
the daughter of w. w Duncan OF the
saltwater Milling company
No death has ever occurred in still
water attended with more pathetic
circumstances
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

Friday night, Nov. ., Dewey Hey
voed concert company Ten renowned
,.rtsts.
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Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. Enquire o. 5Of east
Noble avenue. II
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The Y. T. ) c. Il. held a pleasant
social last night at the home of Mrs.
johnson, 10 Villas avenue Refresh
ments were served and the usual pas
times engaged in.
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Go TO the Pres byterian church Fri
say night, Nov 2.
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rhe methods Of Tony Farrell, the
talented Irish comedian, who will be
seen in the title role of his new Irish
comedy drama, Garry owen" at the
NJ Kenuon November 3, are ever ar
tistic, and realizing the number Of
marked character parts, which com
pose his new play, with the instincts
of an artist, he has surrounded himself
with a specially well chosen company.
"Micky Hicky," the police spy, is a
very strong character part, and in the
hands of the veteran character actor,
William H. Cahill. IS a great imperson-
alton, being a close call upon the star
purt Of the play. Murphy O'Hea, the
author OF the piece, does justice TO the
role of Father Conway the priest
while Tony Farrell Gs Garry owen, Z"
the hero, IS, as ever host in him
self The organ used in the great
chapel scene is manipulated by Prof,
A. c. Elmer, late organist of the cathe-
dral san Francisco, Cal, who also
leads the orchestra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-01

Election laws in pamphlet form for
sale at THE LEADER Office. 81 l.
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Election laws for use bv election
boards; neatly bound, for sale at LEA
DER Office. 81 Is
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Halloween was ushered in last night
with the usual pranks of evil spirits.
Deviltnent il the shape of gate NOV
ing, sign disappearances and numerous
jags constituted the nights hilarity.
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Go to the O. X. Picture Frame works
at lu7 l-2 Oklahoma avenue. to get
your picture frames. 10 9s 1T
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: Great victory for Guthrie.

MIR. $ G. Hirschherg the treasurer Of
tne H. Iiir,chbcrg Optical Go. of New
Yorls and St Louis, Mo-, the world
renowned aud recognized eye experts,
was in the city yostcrdny. lie ha, ,s-
tablisbod an agency foe the sale of
their renowned and celebrated specta-
cles and eye glasses with our popular
iewcler, Mr. C. W. White PIG Okla
homl avenue. The Iirsch berg com
pany will in "a few weeks have one of
their eye experts here at the store Of
their agent, and will repeat his visits
TO Guthrie every few months, so that
our people eau have their eyes scien-
tifcally cXamined and advised as to
the proper glasses TO use. All exam
nations and consultations will be free
Of charge See this paper next week
for further particulars or call on their
agent, G. w. White, jeweler, 2l2 okla
homa avenue, sole agent for Guthrie,
@ II
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Reliable man to open
small office and handle my goods. Po-
sitlon permanent. Stamp and refer
ences A. +. Morris, care this paper
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The Santa Fe will put on a sw
train Sunday mornirg that will leave
here at a. IN, and get to Kansas City
az p. m. This will be a great accom-
modation TO the city.
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Call on lille & Pullen for Donald
sons pure Kentucky hand made sou
mash bourbon. I I'm
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With the death OF Miss Agatha
Eyrncs, four of Guthrie's most popular
aud talented young ladies nave
crossed the silent river within the last
ten days, as follows: Miss LOttir
Davis, Miss Bernice Hardy, Mrs Ma
pruder tpce Bessie Duncan)
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Mr. and Mrs Baker Melone enter
tanned the j. } high FIVE club last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon J. Pitts Two elegant prizes
were won and elegant luncheon was
served ~