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Gussie Got Fifty Cents.

To the Editor
While playing in Springfield last week my
little daughter. Gussie Felix. was doing a song
and nne contorton act, including cart wheels
fpnaps and handsprings, in Il manner which
would do credit to a much older performer.
She Is only Ave years Of age Fifty cents was
thrown to her on the stage. and advised her
to give 1t to the Sick Babies Fund. Anything
that she is able to do to help the sick babies
she will certainly do MRS. CLAYTON
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We. we thorght every little counts and tina, the
monty would Juy some milk for the poor little
hablcs EDIT 4 ROuLSTON,
FLORENCE A. TRuM
NELLIE A REID
Eighth street, Dfooklyu
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Memory OF Marty.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please find 81 to use for the sick babies
IN MEMORY OF MARTY.
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Here is another baby life-saver. Lit
J Lillian" the child actress.
Her vaudeville entertainment at the
Uric Hall Thursday evening cleared
J. The midget Is exactly ninety mine
onths old, but she did everything her
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4 Sidewalk Fair.


TO the Editor:
Enclosed please md $40 being the proceeds
OF our FIRST fait FOR the benent Of the Sick Babies
Fund. held in front Of our residences go and
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Two Cents n Minute.

To the Editor;
Please ind incosed 70 cents which made
In thirt! nine minutes. enc boy and four sitls
We VIII try 20 do petter.
.. Craker. Il Helhorn.
G. Cohn n. Helboin.
s. Wolf, T. Sachs.
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GREATER THAN EDISON.
An Interview with the Most Won.
dcrfuI Electrician In the World.

If you want to learn about the mar
vellous possibilities in electricity. hear
what the most learned man in that
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Fined Himself.

To The Editor:
self-impised fine for losing umbrella, 25 centa
c. @. MONSALVE.
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4 Mount Vernon Fair.

| To the Editor
Please md the inrlosed money. s2s the pro-
ceeds OF fair given by little girls for the
| bensnt Of the Sick Babies Fund.
May Hendricks. Georgie Hendricks
| Ella Cavanagh, kittte Mcclellan,
Sophie Lowery l.dna Uhler,
Aggis Nolan.
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From Essie and Ruby.
To the Editor
Enclosed And 80 cents for the sick baties-25
cents from Ruby HOFFMAN. one year DID, rs
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You rcnd The Evening WOridH
DO you read the sunday World?
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+. C. Blust
22S East Seventy-sNth street on Thursday and
Friday afternoons. Trusting same will do much
good and that will be of more service to you
in the future, remain
FREDDIE G. BLuST.
LILY &. B.JST,
ALLIE LErART.
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Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will be printed Many are in type and will
appear In this column later.
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To Help Along the Cause.
To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd Sc to help along the cause.
FRIEND
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A Fair on the Block.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please Hnd s.. 60. the proceeds OF a
fair held on our block
Hattie Baer Frank Link
Mamie Wright, Johnny Link
Johnny Wright.
Eighty third street. between First and Second
avenues.
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rAF Glass N 60
One of the Interesting si-hts to u.
seen ia Old England.

One of the Interesting si-hts TO 10
seen ia Old England.
"what did yon like best in Eng
landg" asked the young woman who
wore glasses of the yoAng woman who
wore curls, as they rol' ~ in a street
car. "Was 1t not Wsstm nst r."
When | first saw that noble pile |
cannot tell you how Il thrilled me!'
"Yes Westminster IS pretty" said
the girl with the curls. selecting her
adjective feleitously. "iIut didn't
like that nearly - well as som other
things"
"The cathedral towns are charm
ing" ventured tn other. AN the
country is divine. Truly, now, did
you ever dream of so plradi,iacal re-
gion as Deven?'
Devon" repeated the other girl.
"Oh, yes! II is pretty there. But
what liked best was school Wis ted
where they tried to teach the children
to pronounce their his. Oh, il was
lovely The whole class would chant
In unison. The 'orn ot TIA, 'unter Is
card on the ILL ald then they would
follow that with 'ow Ugh e oils is
'aughty cad II was certainly the
best part of my visit to me. ! hops
you didn't miss IT,.
But the young lady with glasses said
that, unfortunately, she had not in.
cluded the coclSncy schools in her
sightseeing.
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~ touiglts adjourned session Of
ttr city onnsil the matter of grant
ihT street railway franchise to Chas
iNi rra q will be considered Foi
tht,, weeks the council has hai thi
qrestion under consideration anI IL
rn-bi,d to act intelligently. de, ,isi, e.
a. aud TO the best interests of the city.
I hat the street railway project Is b
p,i.d thing is conceded by all faiI
n need people. Mr. Fitzgerald anc
lis a-~ociaies are acting in good faith
ami tleir claims have been thoroughly
,anvasscd not only 10y the council bu,
b, representative business men. They
hould be granted the franchise asked
Tor 10y all means. A project of this
,hala ter will be the means OF bring
/ 2 capital TO Guthrie, and capital l.
what the city IL in need OF Mt press nt.
Nj. li'zgerald's proposition is very
! berHl an AZ Wear franchise vrsnts,
h IN will insuie the building OF a linz
,f street railway. as the stipulation,
contained in the franchise are su b
that he must OF necessity live up to
his clnims. or through bad faith for.
felt his franchise. The probe ;tors II
the proposed line have the moaey
ready to fulfill All PROMISES and II
proper arrangements are made. clcc
iricity will be used at the start in pro-
pelling the cars instead Of hor' o power
1nE LEADkR, ever looking to the best
interests OF the city, believes the time
is fully ripe for "a street railway and IL
urges the city solons TO a,t justly and
fitzgerald and associates librrally
This can be done by granting the
franchise asked for.
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The Popuiatiop OF the United states jail
liner. ase1 Rapidly.

AhNffA AaNH NAFt0tNe
Deputy United States Marshals +,
W. Clegg. Red LucIs, Joe Eads and
Charlie Petit aud possemen came in
last night from Pawnee with the fo
lowing irisoners:
Jim White. larceny. GO day !;
Jim Shockey, whisky selling, 80 days:
Lee Killian, whisky selling, 10 days;
sam Weaver, charged with assault
with intent to kill; viii Thomas. John
Boyles, C. =. Torrance, VIM Benjamin,
all charged with whisky selling.
Deputy Msrshals Prather, Morris
and Eilkhof came over yesterday from
III Reno with eight prisoners aud CON
mitted them to Uncle Sans boarding.
house They were John Dean. san
fenced TO 10 days for LARCENY; Mike
Williams and Paul Beaver, charged
with horse stealing; solomon Moore.
larceny of cattle; II J. Smith, passing
counterfeit money; J. w. Mcfarland.
petty larceny; George Gordon. gamb
ling with Indians; WILEY Haze, charged
with selling liquor to Indians 1hry
were al committed to await trial ex-
cept Dean
L. {. johnson was taken u New
dirk yesterday by Deputy frank kre's
FOR preliminary 10 answer 10 the
hargr of selling whisky without gov.
erumrut License lie was bound over
md brought back ami re.ommitted
las' night
Deputy Marshal $. r. Butuer ,an e
over from Euid yestcr lay with J. W.
Iiarr, charged with perjdry. aud com
nit.ed him to the federal lail.
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DEAL MURDER TRIAL.
s.v.r.I Days wni b.. C..hsumed la the
selection fH JURY.

ssvar.l Days WIZ b. C..hsumsd Ia the
selection ia JURY.
The case OF the territory nPainsr
fred lIeall, on the charge OF murder.
lcgun bt fore Judge McAuc. a: l..
Reno Mumtay. The charge against
l;eali rises from lis killing Flank
McKennon on tie streets here u ycai
80. Tie ase has aroused great in-
M. I've d at t'-Kin,sst oitthe wealth of The
OF May. 1894, tie follo@iilence OF 'h'
ordered. to.wit: 81 the J"r!
That the Dcn"cra, a,'seSeral day Th'
trial is .Npeeieu to be very sensstiona
aud the era housr is thronged viii
visi mr>. I,al. the defendant, wa
formally Of Mississippi and with hr
father hss luw ofli in WashinHto ton.
&c
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THEY CAN \ RELEASE.
FRESH ORDER FROM SCHOOL
LAND DEPARTMENT.
MAKE APpLI GTIOSS At ONCE.
Impsrtnnt Notice 10 4. rsans Desiring TO
HsIeAse school Lands In l. gan T. 'gsn.
Pam. kingfisher, Otl,homa, Cana
dian. Ctev.lpnd aud beaver
Counties.
ON e Of the Board r,r Leasing school

oni e ~ the Board for Leasing school
Lands
CUThRIE, o. r, June 10, 1891
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons holding leases of school lands In
Log n. Puire, k'niishrr, Oklahoma.
Canadian. Cleveland aud eAver couL-
ties in Oklahoma Territory, which
leases have expired, or will expire
before January lst, 1895, will be pen
mitted TO release the several tracts
upon which they now hold leases for
a term To extend from the date # cx-
piration of the lease unier which they
claim until the lst day of February,
1885. upon the following terms and
conditiois:
All persons so desiring Leases for
"a d term ia said count eS. Will be re-
quired - appear a. tue Utlice OF the
governor ot U.IlanOna Territory at
Guthrie, q. T.. on or be lore the 10Th
day of July, 1874. aud make applica-
tion to release the tract now held by
them. and * cute pr per lea-es Tor
said tracts, aud pay thriefur II reason
bbie rental To be hgre, Il upon IN no
case less than twerty i've do,IarS
tS2b. 0U) per quartr seet,un, an in no
case for less sum than that hereto
fore paid by said lc',ee
All lessees who are in arreprs will be
required u pay all OacI rent before u
new lease will bc made To them la
all cases where such persons uow
holding leases which nave expired, or
which will expire prior to January
1t, 1893, f..,l to execute leases aS pro-
v.ded in the foregoing rovisions, aud
in all "a es where the /, a>,'s have Ieen
cancelled or forfeited for any eau Z
whatever. the lands covered by said
le tses will be offered for lease tn the
h CHEST bidder for term of three
years from the lst day pf 'lanu-
afy, 1891. at not less an
tw, nty five (S25 llar, for qdurt'r
sectiou, S25 a campaigning each bid.
bids 10 be received between July iOth.
1894. and August lst. lsat Cash pay-
.nent of rental at the time Of making
lease will be preferred. Any deferred
payments must be secured by notes
due Dec 18th, 1894, with approved
personal security.
All persons - applying to release
tracts heretofore leased by them, Will
be required To state und'f oath the
nature and value OF their impruv'-
mcnts.
liy order of the board.
w. G.. RENFR1w Governor.
WM BLISCoE. Serretiry.
N 10 w3t
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r,ot A. II. Lin erlck, secretary of
the Winfield Chautauqua assembly,
las ia the city yesterday and, in cou.-
pany with j. II. Cottipgham. paid TnI
LEADER a pleasant call last night he
is working up business for the coming
session of the assembly at Winfield,
Kansas, June 1879, and says the meet
ing will be the most auspicious yet
held. tue of the feature Of this
session will be an address by Hon.
Henry Wattrr,tn. OF Louisville, Nv.
on June "a Mr.. limerick is u genia
gentleman nm an ininstri'sus ,s;ler.
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A Model OF Tine Manaer.

When Napoleon III. was ap?ro ach
ing sovereignty, lac asked a judieious
friend TO observe him carefully FOE IA
week. and To point out To him any.
thing that H. did which was not ac-
cording To the Severcst cole of the
manners OF a well-brSd man. Al the
end OF tho week there was on y one
practice which the fricn had noticed.
The emperor. after eating a boile |
egg. invariably put lbs spoon through
the plnptV shell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13

Some years ago an enormous deposit
of anthracite coal was discovered In
Canada, AMI IL was thought IL duty
was not placed upon 1t. oar IN nerS in
Pennsylvania would b. driven from
men of the Canadian anthracits an |
sent it to savant at Yale, who was
asked to give his opinion upon IL: my
opinion, after careful examination
of this coal. is that the man who sit,
upon it on the day OF Judgment Will
be the last to burn
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W. alus.
Not hog BRAINS, but good. liv,
human IiRAISs- liKAIAs that mrai
success From this on Tux LgApE'
will fnrai,h its advertisers. free
charge. linAINs. fresh rvrrv
Tnrt the te.t nlv.-'i - NV
,., L.. =, 'aFscst Ousinrs>
- sSfNn fact Yet ,oine nerehin,
pod along in that sam" Old. quiz.
way, doing a little business aud think
ing that later ON things will loosen uI
aud that they will do more business
but the business does I come Mr.
Dowell. across the street, does good
business ali the time. Why Ia IL.
That's easily explained lie sdver
tses. lie believes In adveI Il ,ing
Why should he no,?--for he owss hi,
success ia business TO the liberal use
OF printers ink.
Pete Barnun, when living. was one
OF the biggest advertisers OF his time
1t made him zig money. John wana.
maker OF today Is one OF the most
prosperous merchants In the county.
lie depends soiely on advertising foi
success. Why not be one of them,
Sprrsd the ink. DoO't be slingy with
IL. Give our advertising man your
sd aud we will do the rest.
We frrn,ah h the liRAINs and yod d,
tho business. Tell the people what
you have for them aud tell them how
,heap they can buy from you. Tell
Them q .iek in AS few words As po.si
be; chlI ge Your ad often in quoting
larpti The Ieople will lesrs l.
look for your space in the paper to see
what new
Don't forget that we furnish
BRAINS fiee
May be You will say that your
brains are as good Us ours. Perhap.
so, and may be better. but when you
have chance, examine ours-the,
are free.
When you sos our alverti,ing man
coming. don't rush up 10 him aud LAY
"No; can't advertise now; basiues l.,
dulli wait until trade pi~ks up" H..
did not come Ia to hear that. lie get
taat every day. lie came for your a.
You shoa,d give IL 10 m. lie hu,
your On, ness interests at heart AMI
u you VIII let him, will DO you go ,d
"A rdssrtising manager is a neee
sary evii--hr must live and you mus'
help him, Turn over new leAf,
spAre The uand bin ant advertise ia
g~od, i've spaprr-one that
rraeh-s ihe people--ani we will
promise tiat YOU will bs benefited b,
- ,ioing
u. our
RAINS and.
Advertise la
THE LEADKR
NJ hSuswl ri he'd
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HeI.in ,ha Mnnh.

The editor OF the Anderson Bulletin
is said to be in hiding In the swamps
near that city. Last week in writing
up an amateur theatrical entertain
nent he wrote; Miss Ethel Gray aud
Miss Amelia Reeves hlled th.ir parts
to perfection. The eompos tor got
un m instead of an ''r" ia the word
parts. "and this is why thee iitor has
gone To the woodL
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NOTICE OF IirARINn.

Before the trustees OF townsite board No
q, Gnthrie. O. T. Contest docket No.
gsd. Lot No 4, block No -, townsite
Guthrie, q Il.
Thomas d liance, w Jones, j G Jami-
son. 4 Is Reder. w = Payne, ]. Il Shap-
land, John W Parker. Charles l. Shan
doney. Andrew Frink, William Lowe,
ty of Guthrie. q Il, claimant
fon aud each of you are hereby notified
that the above entitled canse, Involving
the applications of the parties lharoin
mentioned for deed 10 lot q In block IS, In
the town OF Guthrie, county of Logan.
aud territory OF Oklahoma, by order of
board M o of tOwnsite trustees. is set g..
hearing eiOre said ooard at its Oflir.
locate AT Guthrie, q 4, on the 2lst day
OF July, 1894, at 10 o'clock NJ OF said day,
and all contindances and InstpOne-
ment You and each OF you VIII take due
nolle viii out further service thereof
~ ltna - whereof we. the members Of
said ard have herenntO subscribed our
nam this nth day of June, 1894.
\ II LANDRUM,
joHs 4 TAYLOR.
\ n SAUNDERs,
! oard No q, rOwnslte Trustees.
n Zach claimsnt will be required
10 d ri s35 with the disbursing agent 10
defr lenses OF the trial for one day.
iw
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N.n,c .r rupura,t" for service a,
!, .rrh q. o,rrmyr".

N'fH ~ NfF'hsFfs
u icr' W. II Matthews, Justice of the
T., arr To- Miih1ll township Log an
cnupt,. Oklnhom Territory.
/. =. Jcukn-! !'lalntiif
".
II X Wilder ana Joseph G.. Oy"rmyre,
10 ID-rph G.. OvCrmyrr above named
drGcHdenf, ynu arr H. rrhy notified that
YOU have hrrn sued IN tn" above entitled
case hv IL v. .lrnk nS, who files ac-
con I iur board and care Uf Ger .ttn bf =
stallion nan I'd rMunodisl," IN the sum
of saI59. aud that he holds loiu upon
this said prop ry for keeping he 'amc,
and that tire same Is u " in his y iSs rSion
at Mulhnll. Oklahoma, and that said
cau.r will be heard before w. Ii. Mat
th"ws. JrStice OF the 'eace aforesaid. on
j une 20. \. ID. 1874. a, 10 a. m. at his Of
flee ia the town OF Miulhall, Oklahoma.
Dated at llulhali, June \, ls9i
w. H. MATTHEWS.
June 1913 Justice Of the Peace.
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At the oldest .eHd best place in Okla-
homa. last What the ladies want and
At prices to suit. ! he very latest in
styles. The very best goods ii you
want millinery. Call ON Mrs A. T..
Saunders, she can please you. North
east corner Division aud Oklahoma
avenue. mai Il 4 w
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CiTizEN.SoLOiE RS.
Governor Rsnfrow Musters la Company
Of FIfty-Eight.

Of fifty-Eight.
The young men interested in the
organization OF a military company
met at the district court room lust
night Preliminary afrangemen s
were perfe ted aud VIM. Blincoe was
made TEN porary chairman. Fifty
eight boys were present and voluG-
teered to serve the territory for i've
years They were mustered into SER
vice by Governor Renfrow Phil
Rosenbaum was made tempo , al
master The boys "ruei eo VI DC
measured ,.. uniforms ut Cohen'S
L. aeeting will be held Thurs
day night.
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Long Gr.sn for Pawae.s.

Last week the PAwnee Indians were
paid $4,000 OF annuity money. anG
since the redskins have been having "a
big time paying their debts aud end
ing their surplus cash. This is the
biggest payment the Indians have ever
nsd, aud it is the frat time ia yeat
they have had payment
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desire TO meet avesy mcmber ard
the frien Is OF our ehurei at prav-r
meeting .-nigh'. ii 10 mingle onr
or ayers AMI sosgs ',ia befors lva'
ing on visit 10 my old 4 xas HON +.
\ nc past Y.
JosER J ANA \.
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Mrs. Baker will begin teaching her
class in elocution and physical culture
at Il. M Thursday, Jane z. SHE vi I!
receive pupils at any subsequent time
d ring the summer, giving u 90
rither class or privat, lessons II
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Graduate Vanderbilt university.
y tifciul teeth on any base desired
All kinds Of Filings neatly inserted.
Gold crown and bridge work q
'reciaIty. Every operation strictly
first class. Prices To- suit the time.
Oilioe over Capitol National bank
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Al parties having in their pos sea
sion government guns, given out
a 'out the time OF the strip opening
will save themselves sone trouble au,
rHPenAs by returning the Same
oace 10 J. NJ IHo"Ks.
Quarter Master General
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Boushee, the jolly pension examiner,
will not sing in the Salvation Army
Sunday. lie is yrowi ~ cora, on ~
voice, whicu necessitutr. his speaking
through his nose and tie salvation
warriors want nothing bat ST 'ntorian
tones
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sun ~ he Ring.

Rev. JAmlson says he Is pretty badly
used np bat still in the ring. and after
'hree weeks ''sparring for wind" *
poets to see the devil "knocked out"
when the big tsnt comes,
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Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples ard bnils, especially
,bont the face n ne,k. The best
remedy i a thorough course Of Ayer's
>arsaparilla, which eXpe's all hunors.
through the proper channels ana Sc
makes the skin become soft, healthy
and fair.
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R,demp ron frerritoriai warrants.

W Hisif-s ~ - 'hAiN l. ANF's
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds ON hand to redeem all Warrants
II gistcItd un or before October IL. l,G2.
Interest ceases On variants included n
above call after thirty days.
VI. l.. IURNER, Territorial Treas.
4 sts1
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Coyle Il Smith are preprring TO
enlarge their capacity for handling
,otton this season. Two ear loads of
machinery will be addad to their cot.
ton gin A suction pipe for unloading
the staple from wagons will also be
added
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Quarter MastSr G.,
Dl.tsIet Court.

} lIoles vs Logan county. apes
from ommi sioner's court
Carey-i.ombard lumber company vs.
h T. Ga,ehell ct al, fore ,lO.urs o
n.ehanic's e;n
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Or. Prices crea.u Baking Powder
Worlds Falr Highest MsS-i apd DipI0uaa.

Misses Io and Xne fletcher will re-
turd TO Chan Her tnday, af'er pleas
an, visit with Mr.. aud Mrs. II. A
ppatt.
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Rev T. =. lioggess unitel in mar,
riage at lJa m yesterday Indge ) II.
bradley OF Enid aud Ar-. Viola Luc,
OF this city.
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GRANT Ill FRANCHISE.
C.aN COUNCIL SHOULD DO THE
PROPER IHa1O.
GIVE US A STRsLT RAILWAY.

a roJ-c3 Of This Nstur" VIII Cause csan
&c ~ ths Cny nnd Bang Eu.tern
Oap,tsi-Fiixgersid's r.oi q ittoa
ms. Ia the wy of Pr no
" t,ssh Must be y. cured 4" be
fuliy APpr cls ed
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LOCAL SALAD.

story Of Day In the Capital city -~'"S
la Rr.ef.
An election for the incorpoTa''on Oh
the town of irgram hay oeeh Or
dered
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Lilies Liver i'ils cure all life's bit
ter ills. In29 II
FoR SALE--A good stereotyping out
fit Address this office II
Flagsl Flags for Decoration Day at
Il y Lille 4 CO.. m2g II
Wall paper The largest stock to
select from at + Is Lille y Co 8. Low
est prices. n29 II
llammnr paint. Best in .he mark,t
r y Lille 4 Co, sole Agents na9u
Decora G with flags bought from
Lille X Co m29 II
Soda water Is good: at cents Il j.
cheap. especially that at LilfIe * Co >
fountain. me0 II
Meals, 90 cents at the O. II: q meal
tirket So la
Try birch beer at + Il Lille .S Co...
ma9 II
Dun't fail To attend he great
slaughter sale at Murray a Williams
all this week STE al, in this paper
mJ0u
The Royal barbe. shop on TIE north
side of Harrison avenue near S,' nd
street j. u. Tow ers. ilauaV. r. llsth
The latest drinks in soda water on
draught al Lille u ca. :. n.aJ II
DR.. Peoples, the popular dentist, Is,
and Oklahoma avenue. nl tt
When you desire nice cool drink oi
/ oOl beer call at the Silver Dollar
/ saloon. May l1tf
The best cen; igar in the city at
/ Lille & Co. 5. In2J II.
The Silver Dollar leads them all fai
| ine wet goods. Genial Ffa1N Wyatt
wll treat you right. See bim. ml0;t
You can buy goods at tifly cents of
tie dollar this week at the sore u
Murray & Williams. ua0tf
Wauted-A girl for general house
work. Apply Mt Spen er llardwur'
company. mj /:
For Salc--lsemingtnn typewr' ter
Good as new. Address LtAutH. HI e
uD lot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13
Total.
Total

Tie olhmilh team won two out of
three matches. but the Jones team
killed one the most birds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-13

A band OF A-4trlans with trained
- ,',,.oh. ents are doing the city