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REILLY MAY DIE.
Lam eman Held for FracturinK His
skull with n BunRstRrter.

NEWARK, n. j., July l9-Frank Lam
deman. of 607 Eleventh street, who was
arrested few days ago for fractnring
the skull Of James Reilly with a bung
starter during fight In a saloon. was
result of Reillys injuries. Reilly Is In
very critical condition and may not
recover.
Landmarks wife was in court. and
when her husband was committed to jail
she threw her arms around his neck
and wept bitterly. She had to be parted
from her husband by a keeper, who led
Landeman back TO jail.
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Robbed While He slept.

On complaint of Garrett Cation. a hOtel-keepsr
u surf avenue, Coney Island. Michael Cavanash,
thirty-ssht years old. homeless, was arrested
this morning charged with stealing $3.50 worth OF
Nsiuables. On July Mr.. Cation dropped of 10
sleep, and when he swoke an hour later he found
that somebody had relieved him OF gold watch
worth $50. and $500 In money. The police were
notified. Suspicion fell upon Csyanagh and he
VAS arrested
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DRovER WYCK0FF MISSING.
Relatives of u Washington, \. J.,
Man Fear Foul Play.

BELNIDERE, y. j.. July l9.-Peter
Wyckon, an old drover and well-known
citizen OF Washington. has been miss
ing from home since Monday. He was
IL st seen at a bank, where he drew "A
large sum OF money to buy cattle
A diligent search has revealed no trace
OF the missing man. and his relatives fear
foul play,
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OWEN GAHAN MISSING.
Started for Hospital, and Has Not
Been Heard or.
Especial to The Evening World J

ELIZABETH, n. j., July l9.-Owen
Gahsn, fifty years old. a well-known
resident of John street, has been missing
since last Saturday. and to-day his dis
appearance was reported to the police,
He had been suffering from a sore leg
and on Saturday told his wife he was
going to the City Hospital to have II
examined. He has not been seen since.
Mrs. Gahan supposed her husband bad
stopped for few days at the hospital.
When she called there yesterday TO see
how he was getting along, she was in
formed he had not been treated there.
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Wall street Notes.

The 81. 900. 900 additional Chicago. Burlington
& quincy consolidated mortgage per cent.
bonds listed by the New York Stock Exchange
Yesterday were sold to reimburse the Company
for expenditures for construction and equipment
prior TO December, 1855
The Northern Pacific gross earnings Tor the Ora,
tWo weeks OF July. 1884, show a decrease OF
s76S ITS compared with the corresponding period
In 1898, The decrease is principally due to the
strike,
The Bank OF England rate Of discount
mains unchanged at . per cent. During the
past week the banks bullion increased IL. 900.
and reserve fes 0oO, Its proportion OF reserve
to liability, whoh was ss.sl per cent last week.
10 nov iTsT per cent
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WEAK MARKET ALL AROUND.
Cereals, Cotton and Coffee Open
with Decline.

Wheat was weak and lower again to-
day, selling down 5-Sc. here and 7-Sc.
at Chicago, September touching IS lie.
here and 50 lie. in the West. Corn
sold down 1c. at Chicago to AZ lac.
The drop here was 10 only 47c. Oats
broke again in sympathy with the rest
OF the market. and on the increasing
The cotton market was dull and weak,
August selling at SIS, three points de-
cline, The coffee market opened dull,
with prices nomnally to ~ points
lower,
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Entertained a Thief Unawares.

A stylishly dressed young man called upon
Mrs NJ. Hesley. 3s5 Clermont avenue Brooklyn.
this morning and told her that he understood she
wanted to sell her house II 1t suited him. he sad
he would buy II. Mrs. Healey conducted him
through the house and as he departed he promised
to call again. Ten minutes later Mrs. Healey
discovered that the stranger had stolen $40 in
money which she had left on a dressing case.
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Dog BIT Both His Hands.

PARK RIDGE, y, J.. July ie-Mio Reddick
a carpenter Of this village, was bitten on both
hands last week by dog owned by Julius Hilbig
The wounds were eauterized by DR.. Necr and
Reddick thought nothing further about the mat.
ter until day or two ago, when he eSperien, ed
severe soreness and Inflammation In both hands
Reddick decided to-day 10 so to New York for
treatment At The Pa1lsur Institute
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SURREY WASHED ASHORE.
Rockaway Excited Over This Queer
Piece of Flotsam.

RoCKAWAY BEACH, July ia
surrey was washed ashore by the tide
on Mprrays pier yesterday. and is now
awaiting an owner.
There 10 much speculation over the
II Is the relic of a catastrophe. while
others are OF the opinion that 1t was
cast adrift by its owner as useless.
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STRUCK BY A TROLLEY CAR.
Driver smith Uninjured, hut One of
His Horses Had to lie Killed.

A North Hudson County trolley car
struck a wagon driven by Michael
Smith. OF North Bergen. on the Pater-
son plank road, near Jersey city, at
II. 80 o'clock this morning.
The horses were knocked down and
one so badly injured that 1t had to be
shot. The wagon was smashed and
Smith was thrown out He escaped
without injury, however.
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RoCKAwAY BEACH. July 1s.-sophiel Phillips
aged ten. was taken into custody by the police
last evening. His stepmother has been looking
for the boy who ran away from home a week
ago. Sophiel refused to go with his stepmother,
claiming that he had been ill-treated at home
He asked Capt. Allen to allow him to go with
his sister. who is known as Rhods Denton This
afternoon the boy will be taken before Judge
Smith, who will decide as TO his custody
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Took False Teeth and JeweIry.

DR.. John Lamson. dentist, Of 20 Fourth
avenue. Brooklyn. went to the country on July
and failed to notify the police that his house was
vacant When he returned this morning he dis
covered that thieves had visited the premises
and stolen false teeth and jewelry valued at
800,
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3lST ST. 80 We; connecting rooms house
keeping: also front basement; gas bath, &c.
1871 ST, :}26 W. Nicely furnished large 4 small
rooms, slngly or together; housekeeping.
BID ST, 1913 W. -Handsom ely furnished large
front room; running water: light housekeep-
ing nice location.
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Piermont Man Killed by Cars.

NNACK, n. Y. July ls-Thomas Flynn
Well-known citizen Of Piermont. was picked up
dead below the spArkill station this morning
with the top " his head cut on by train
which must have struck him last night. His
brains were scattered over the track. Nobody
saw him when he was killed or until his body
was found this morning
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Killed by n Lehigh Valley Train

Michael Trsynor, twenty seyen years old, OF
52s Grand street Jersey City while walking along
the National Docks Company tracks on Conimun-
paw avenue this morning. was struck by a l-ehigh
Valley freight train and Instantly killed. His
body was removed TO Spsers Morgue
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Flats and Apartments to Les.

Eey Monday until Sep,. IS uR be Inn
WORLD s HOUSEAND HONE DAY" ~
advert, smenm d,s hnes or les undsr hts caSs.a.
cation a1pear,no IN The SUNiAi WORLD mrib.
re7tdtcd IN Tie EVENING bORLD Jor Monday
Ne, Of charge.
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Plan. Of Two Cruisers Burned.

BALTIMORE July ls,-The plate and joiner
shops OF the Columbia Iron Works and Dry
Dock Company were destroyed by Are Yesterday
Loss $50. 600: covered by insurance, The plans
OF the United States cruisers Montg0mery anu
Detroit. which were In the joiner shop. were
destroyed.
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LEXINGTON AVE. lS3 A choice Of several
rooms: large u small: very reasonable terms
LEXINGTON AVE. a,.. near 3sth st-Large. cool
rooms summer rates.
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9Th AVE, o o. between oa1 4 Gath SITS. Large
hall rooms& one for Ight housekeeping
9TH AVE, $40, near I'D st. Furnished rooms:
SuiIAllp for - a. iiD,p
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UNIVERSITY PLACE. b.-Nicc light. airy fur
nishei rooms: bath. every convenience. Cor
mans bell
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Furnished West Side.

18TH ST o.; w.-pretty itue d room nat,
So to S. Janitor,
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y,ry Kond1y MI Sep.. Is ua be 7Hk
WORLB s HOU'E AND NONE DAE" ~
',ertiSsrtn's o. ~. hines or less under his ciGssf.
cation Opp,ar,ag in hs SLNDAf WORLD wtt b.
rpcdt,d N tie EVENING HORLD for Monday
ire " Clturg,.
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furnished Rooms TO Let
West Side.

West Side.
SUFFOLK ST. 10. near Granl-Front basement
furnished for housekeeping. 50 room with
water
9Th AVE, o. o. between o31 4 oath sts Large
hall rooms Il one for iight housekeeping.
9TH AVE, $50 near I'D ST. Furnished rooms;
suitable for . or nU,c.
III AVE, 1854. between 10Th G goth ts-Lsrrs
furnished front back rooms, $50 e. 49, light
housekeeping, gas. running water. pgrlor with
piano Tor Accommodation OF tenants; quiet house
10TH ST. EOS W.-Niccly furnished front rooms
for gentlemen or light housekeeping.
nth ST, g2e W.-Eierauuy furnished ~.
parlor. extension; running water other roomc,
moderate.
l2rii ST. 81 w. 80 Desirable double h single
rooms; central: summer rates; Southerners ac-
conn! Odatel
ETH ST, 1i2 w-Room. 81 so: 9 rooms II de-
sired. gentlemen or housekeeping. Owner.
18th ST, 2ia W.--Nicely furnished large airy
hall rooms for gentlemen. summer prices: ref
crences.
bTH ST. 800 w.--Pleasant. desirable room S. 50
a week running water references.
ETH ST, lie W--Nicc.y furnished, large. airy
rooms. suitable for l or 2; summer prices.
18TH ST. 1853 M.-r.aree, cool front room, IS per
week Fish.
1IrH Sr,. "a W. = Large Il small furnished
rooms; gentlemen preferred
18TH ST, gOs w.-l.srsc front room nicely fur
nlshel for light housekeeping; all improve
mcn,s; -; private house.
lSTtI ST. 3s2 w-Furushcd rooms private
house, gentlemen: references.
18TH ST. $40 w.--rurnislled room to let; gas q
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ATLANTIC AVE, s,5-Furnlshed rooms TO rent,
with or without board.
CT ABERLAND ST SOL, near Futon-Furnshed
rooms at very moderate prices; hne, central To-
cation
HENRY ST. S3, near bridge-Largc, COM
Portable. furnished rooms complete housekeeping
or gentlemen
HIGH ST, 49, large rooms, connected, fur
niNhed for housekeeping, 50 weekly for the :.
MIDDAGH ST, 2S-LArge small pleasant rooms:
minutes bridge; tsrIus Tow. ..,.- l-. !
PINEAPPLE ST. 81, Brooklyn Heights % min-
utrs from hrdgsl-Pleaaant room, s., 80 weekly;
gentlemen only reference required.
ST JAMES PLACE, i7i-Very pleasant 4 newly
furnished rooms, Call mornings or evenings.
Hoboksn.
HI DSON 81. so, Hobokeu, y. J. -Furnis hsd
rooms, single 4 double, with board gas q IN, n;
house Furnished entirely new; sp6 mysteries
working girls. "S''eiiss
Lp for an hour
.rt. he never pro-
dn.-Toledo Blade.
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s ROOMS BATH. Sil 4 81 per month. 6
rooms a bath. SlJ & yt Ter month. ali I'm.
proVomcnts !Snitors services hat an hour 10
New York CITY Hall, Charles Hart owner 1903
ID ave. BIVOAAa
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TO RENT - Furnished house on reasonable
terms. near broadway cars and Central Park
Tor TWO months o. u year II desired, doctor re
serving Office. Apply a. A., JOG Ri ave, Asbury
Park, v j.
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S6TH ST "a W. connecting furnished roomA
convenient for light housekeeping; halt room.
3sTH ST, liO W.-Handsonrly furnished. 81 up;
pdrior moor. private bath; breakfast optional.
jSTiI ST. e05 W, near Brosdwsy-Newiy fur
nshcd. pleasant, cool rooms. with owner gentle
men only: references.
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full account of Wall street Affairs will be
found In the O'Clock Edition of The Evening
World"
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SUFFOLK ST, 10. near Grani-Front basement,
furnished for housekeeping. 50. room with
water.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One Inn, toc. PER hne; Second Tine. lie. per
Mr. third and Subsequent Times. i5c. per line.
No eItru charge Sundays
Et0y Thursday until Sept rs uR be TIE
WORLD S - HOUSE AND HONE DAE' Al
advertisements Of INC lines or les upptd ING under
he ctt' s!fcdiion in ne Thursday morning EDITION
n THE WORLD ,riH be re eote in The EVENING
WORLD for Me sumo ody free Of ctarpe
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Houses and Apa rtments to Let

one Tine. COG per Nne Second Time i'c. ne,
hNe. Third and Subse. pe1t 7fnss i5c. per tne
40 erfrd charge on Sundaps
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9th ST. 2S3 E-s cool outside rooms. bath.
neatly furnished, Improvements. IS. I!ldredse
9th ST. go E.-Fat nice furnished front
Furnished-WeH Side.
18TH ST a. W.-Pretty lt,le 3 d room fats,
50 to s.. Janitor.
Both sr aJl W, . h 1 rooms; bath; 50 6
36ru 81, NJ h 3ls w A1minSter carpets,
ro"s S"Eroa w Srneb e,ors ign, or cGs am
3sTlt 81, 2S2 W, Hand' omely furnished o
looms, bath white bedrooms; piano; $40
weekly: jan!tor.
18TH ST, gii w.-Completely furnished 4.room
single nat bath. reasonable: desirable; doctors
bell
18TH ST. ?Ss w.-H,ndsomcly furnished Fat,
rooms bath 1t flight Cons bell.
57rlI ST., 3GJ ". -. Completely furnished large
rs & small corner bAy:w'ndOw hNts;; rspminer
GOTH 81, i23 W.-ihrec fine, hight r, ons,
compl,tely furnished for housekeeping; low
losTH ST, lo1 w.-Elessntly furnished Groom
fats. only So for summer, delightfully."- cool.
janltor.
18TH ST, ~ r. Handsomely furnished ID
fiat. u large, light rooms & bath, complete for
nonsekeepne' awnings select. desirable; only
s5S Jantor.
FART OF fiat 10 small family; desirable location:
only sla per month nne opporiunity TO rlgh,
bih ave. '''''V"''S eN'"""Heo' Aoof''' ~ 90
ROOMS elegantly furnished; plano 6 linen
summer rates Mckcon Gruet. 27t ". 5sh
st, corner sth ave.
Furnished miscellaneous.
SOW HAVE several small furnished nats va
cant: A rooms. s. to s.. per week.
FIass ..oo fGrnLshed hAtn. zee W. 2ad 81,
Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
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harm oni ms man er Wait d For II G
Lord" by Meudelsshon Tho chorus
Is indeed foe one AMI no person can
afford TO miss hearing them tonight
Rev Il d. Cameron Dc livered fine
address on christian Citizenship
Men ought to prepare to be citizens Of
the right kind and to stand for truth
and righteousness Then and then
alone is our nation safe Bro Came
ron is a genial whole souled christian,
that IL does one good to meet
Mr.. Herbert Leach spo&e in a very
entertaining aud instructive manner
on Christian Endeavor Fellowship.
Herbert is bright, energetic and en- nter-
tanning
Rev. A. J. Gates, OF Perkins, spoke
on "The choice; The world or Christ,
which?' We cannot choose both, we
must select Every day choi cs
are pass'g by and If we
but choose Alright all will
be well, but II not, we must fail The
choice is offered now. win you ac-
cept IL? Choose you must-yJu soon
must choose holiness, or heaven lose.
Bro Gates is learned, logical aud
and spiritual, and is pastor of the
Congregational church at Perkins,
one of the most successful churches
ia Oklahoma. lie reports conversions
almost every sabbath
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Regular church services and Sunday
school at the several churches.
Junior Endeavor meeting, 2:3O p. IN
Grand union Evangelistic services
services at the Presbyterian church
at $3.50
Regular Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting at Gas p. IN.
Convention sermon by Dr. Francis
f. Clark nj 500
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cIrY soLe'aeIN SESSION.

IN AaJo rned ; .-ion ,i.id Last Night
Routine Euslnrss.
The city council met last night in
adjourned session The finance com.
u.ittee made its report 70 the effect
that the city hal deed to lot -. in
block 5s, Guthrie proper.
street and alley committee reported
progress.
The waterworlss committee was
instructed TO ADVERTISE for bids u
furnish 100 cords of wood for the pump
house
Waterworks committee made its
report regarding water in the resident
portion of the city
J. McWeathe. forl was awarded con.
tract for laying sidewalks at seven
teen cents, to be paid for in warrants.
T. Billing>ly failed OF confirmation
as a paid fireman
q w Bruce was appointed Il police
man.
NJ Grants bid for building Perkins
,enue bridge was accepted
Waterworks committee was in
strJcted to purchase pipe and lire
plugs to the amount of Si00
Chas. j. Fitzgerald asked for fran.
chise to build n street railway at his
own eXpense.
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RIVALS MADAME PATTI.
The Marvellous Talent of Miss ELL, n
IIeach Nnw.

The Marvellous Talent Of Miss ELL, II
IIeach Nnw.
The Chicago Inter o can says re-
garding Miss Yaw. who will be the
star attraction in this city: THE
singing of Miss Yaw is incom parably
fine. Her high notes, taken with
ease, extend beyond the range of any
soprano living or dead, aud are abso-
lutely nawless in their purity. She
possesses great dramatic force, which,
added To range of nearly four
ociavos, every note of which is at the
singers command, makes it manifest
that Miss Iaw's gifts are of no com
mon order. She has been successful
In her various appearances, and has
received the encomiums of singers Of
note and teachers of merit as well as
the press of e score of cities in Europe
and America. But the real business
OF her life las just commenced, as
now, after seven years of study, she
feels that whatever art can do for her
has ben done" At Mckelnon 5
opera house, We lnesday, June 9Th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



On frst-' lass buggy horse-well
bred. Cheap for cash. w. i. KRIS
siNGEn. 40 east Springer. mltlm
Lilies Liver Pills cure all life's BIT
ter ills. ps9 If
FoR SAIE-A good stereotyping out
it, Address this office. If
Only pure ice cream at Miiler's, Ok
ahoma avenue. ma II
Flags Flags for Decoration Day at
Il Il Lille & Co. S. m29 If
Ice cream soda at Miliers, Okla
homa avenue. ms II
Wall paper The largest stock TO
select from at + u Lille x Co. 5. Low
est prices. n29 II
Mller's new ice cream parlor, the
incest place in the city for cream, Ok
lahoma avenue. ms IL
Hammar paint Best in she market
r l. Lille * Co, sole Agents. m29u
For lirst class shave or fine hair
cut, 20 to the Hotel Royal barber shop,
llrst door west of hotel ms wi
Decorate with flags bought from
Lille q Co. m2y If
Soda water is good: at cents it is
cheap, especially that at Lille & Co. S
fountain. m20 II
Meals, 20 cents at the o. X 81 meal
ticket 50. 30 la
Try birch beer at i i Lille & Co. S.
m20 IT
Don't fail to attend the great
slaughter sale at Murray & Williams
all this week. See ad, in this paper.
m3Otf
The Royal barber shop on the north
side of Harrison avenue near Second
street. j. Il. Towers. Manager. 1lSth
The latest drinks in soda water on
draught at Lille & Co s. m29 If
Dr. Peoples, the popular dentist. lst
and Oklahoma avenue. MI II
When you desire n nice cool drink of
cool beer call at the Silver Dollar
saloon. May 10 If
The best cent cigar in the city at
Lille & Co.'S. meg If.
Go to Miller's for the only pure ice
cream, Oklahoma avenue. ma If
The Silver Dollar leads them all for
inc wet goods. Genial Franc Wyatt
will treat you right See hIm. ml0tf
You can buy goods at fifty cents on
the dollar this week at the store of
Murray & Williams. m30tf
For Sale-Remington typewriter.
Good as new. Address LEADER office.
mo lot
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
| Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
WANTED TO RENT-The finest thresh-
ing machine in Oklahoma.
Guthrie, May 90, '0l. d&wtf
Iiammocks and base balls goods at
| Lille & Co.'S. meg If
| Wanted.
First class woman cook To take full
charge of hotel kitchen. Good wages
paid. Call or address, ''CoOK,'
m23 81 Care LEADER.
For the G.. A. X. reunion tobe held
at New Ponea June and &, the Santa
Fe route will sell excursion tickets at
the rate of one and one-third fare for
I the round trip to Cross, OK. Tickets
will be sold June to s Inclusive, good
to return June 8.
l.. II. DELANEY, Agent
FoUSD-In the opera house, n
sh lw. Probably lost during the ba
on Tuesday night. Owner can have
same by paying for this notice.
The Silver Dollar arcade is the
chief liquid resort in the city. Every
hing fresh and new. Frank Wyatt,
L oprietOr ml0tf
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First Published June ,, 1894.
Notice for Public Itlon.
Land Of,ce at Guthrie, o. T., June !,

Land Ofl.ce at Guthrie, o. T., June !,
1894.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof Will he
made before the register and receiver
United States land office at Guthrie,
Oklahoma on July l3, 1891, viz:
Sc,tt ZCllh art, homestead entry
No. l012, for the q or, sec eleven I'D,
twp lifte1 II G5).n range three (3) west
he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land
William T. Brown, OF Seward, O Il; Jno
Schetrompf. Seward. O Il: VIM Stewart.
Seward, q 7; Calvin Shetrompf, Seward,
o IT
Any PERSON who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason, uu-
der the law and regulations of the in
terror department, why such proof should
not be allowed, will be given an opportu-
nifty at the above mentioned time and
place to cross examine the witnesses OF
said claimant and to offer evidence in re-
buttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. y. j. CROOK, Register.
June 3. 90
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PnrlnrAI AIn.Irnlr.

The ladies' of the Triuity Episcopal
hurch will give a parlor musicale at
the resid,nce of Bishop Brooke on
Thursday evening. June :. The fol-
owing persons will be upon the pro-
gram for the evening; Rev. DR..
Dobbs, Hon. C. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. Pat
terson, Mrs George Gray, Mrs Baker
Mrs. John Catteral, Mozart club, be-
sides others. A varied literary trea
muy be expected Light refreshments ;
will be served. The public is cordially
invited. Admittanee free. Conlribu'
lions voluntary.
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All members of the Grand Army Of
the Republic are notified that there
will be regular meeting of lIartranft
Iost on Tuesday evening, June ;, at 5
o'clock sharp. Comrades, do not miss
this meeting, us business of Importance
will come before the post
ID. PROVINCE, Commander.
NJ. l.. McCK, Aet'g AdJt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-03
asbIier With "A club.

Mr. Editor; There is n "lady' livin :
on a certain avenue who poses ms a
saint but after nightfall receives The
attention OF men. She Is confirmed
gossiper and tries in every way pos
sib'e to slarder honorable people. Is
there no way of getting at su'h peo-
Pile? INDIGNANT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-03

Mrs Albert Baker will take class
in elocution and physical culture
Those who desire to take lessons in
these sciences VIII please call at 600
Noble avenue on next Tue idaY or
Wednesday, June AM 6. Mrs. Baker
highly recommended and has made
A sp c dty of tea hing these len ieS
and has an experience of ten years as
a teacher .