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The Portland daily press., 1895-12-18
MARRIAGES.


In this city. Dec. 16, by Rev. T. S. Samson
Charles F. Wilson and Miss Hattie c. Wood
some,
In Wa1erville. Dec. Z. John c. Clifford ant
Mary d. Trafton.
In Penobscot, Dec. A. Stilman N. Grindlt
and Miss Augusta Wescott.
In Beans Corner, Jay, Fred A. Pike of Eas
Liyermore and Miss Celinda L. Bean of Jay.
In Pennington, Dec. 7. Henry B. Voter ant
Miss Annie G. Randall
In Readfeld, Dec. 5. Chas. A. Hodgdon enc
Miss Annie NJ Fender. both OF Gardiner
In Fort Fairfield, Dec. 8, John Barnes ant
Augusta Giggy.
In Southport. Nov.27. Chas F. Greenleaf O
west HarbOr and Miss Laura E. Nickerson.
In Southport, Dec. Z, John N. Burrows ant
Miss Cora P. Carter.
In Calais. Dec. 10, John J. johnson and Miss
Ida Conley.
In Naples, Nov %, Enoch M. Bartlett of East
Stoneham and Miss Nellie NJ. Marsh.
In Camden, Dec. T, Herbert w. Brown AND
Miss Nellie M. Marsh.
In Readfield. Dec. 8, Joshua Wylie Ellis oil
Greenvaie and Miss Luena Bell Holt of Turner
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DEATHS.

In Bath. Dec. IS, Mrs. Lydia C. Rogers, aged
Sc years.
LII Midtown. N. B., Dec. II, Sarah Keith, wife
of Chas Fl. Eaton.
In Biddeford, Dec. a. Miss Della Doris.
In Ashland, Dec. 8. Benz. F. Evans, formerly
of Bridgton, aged 58 years.
In Boston. Dec. IL, James Madison Brigham
formerly of Bridgton, aged 30 years
In Rockport. Nov. %. Sarah W. Buzzell, aged
SO years
In Milo. Dec. Z. George A. Atwood, aged
In Temple. Nov. 27, Mrs. Sarah s. Mitchell
aged 76 years.
of DIR. and Mrs. g. P Emmons, aged 20 month
III Unity, Dec. 3. Benjamin +. Words. aged
81 years.
In Clifton. Dec. ., Miss Rdna L. Chick, aged
% years.
1.-THE funeral OF the late Mrs Bridget Me,
Glaughln will take place this mording at s &c
o'lcock, from No. IL Cotton street. Reauiem
high mass at the Cathedral of the Imnacu
late Conception at o'clock
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HARD TIMES AT SEA.
The Fishermen Are Having Very Bad
Luck Again.

Two More Steamers Are Almost Due and
No Freight Even for the Scotsman.
The fishermen are having hard times
The weather has been the worst recalled
even by the Oldest fisherman, and the
long storm did great damage all along
the coast 1.-THE trouble was" said a
well informed man yesterday. There
was so much of it. The fishermen lost
in various ways. Their time was seri-
Gus consideration, and the loss to their
gear will be much greater than was at
first supposed"
The schooner Fanny Hayden arrived
from the fishing grounds yesterday with
only $500 pounds of cod and paddock.
She encountered the heavy storm or Sc
rles OF storms of last week and lost her
main booom and jibstays The wind was
perfect tempest, and the sea was far
too rough for fishing. If the other
schooners now out had the same bad luck
it will prove hard storm for the Maine
fleet.
The Scotsman was forced to leave the
elevator yesterday without taking on
board her full compliment of loose grain.
The other steamers are almost here, and
there is but small amount OF freight on
hand. What there is consists mostly of
wooden doors, organs, lard, boxed meats
and -four in sacks. The Scotsman can
take all there is without having much of
cargo of that sort There was some
doubt yesterday whether there would be
enough loose grain received for the Scots
man. There will have to be lively work
if freight is to be furnished for the great
liners.
.. The schooner Lucy Wentworth, recently
in collision with the Haggett, will be re-
paired here.
1t is admitted by railroad men that the
Beaver line is making strong fight to
get freights from ST. John, N. B. They
claim that they can beat the Allan or
Dominion Ines to Portland or any west
ern point by wtenty -four hours.
William L. l. Gill, we'll and favorably
known to all water front men, has been
confined to his house for some days. He
see him back in the old place again. He
is recovering, but is not yet well enough
to be out
Mr.. j. r. Ronald. local agent for FL
der, Dempster & Co. IS Bristol Portland
steamship line, and Messrs. H. H. Stew
art and I. G. Allison, in charge of the
office, have arrived from Montreal and
occupied the former Donaldson line
quarters on the 6. L. r. wharf
Mr.. j. L. Gray will tae charge Of the i'm
port and export freight department. of the
line.
The schooner Grace Webster is
in port again with a full cargo of coal.
The old schooner is rapidly getting back
her ancient reputation for making quick
trips, and must be making money for
her owners who are probably wondering
what made them lay her off.
The schooner Mary f. Smith brought
5000, and the Planter 240O live Holsters
to Lewis Mcdonald yesterday
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teen dances was enjoyed by ali. The
party returned at II O'Clock after having
passed very pleasant evening.
This evening the adjourned monthly
meeting OF the city council. 2
Christmas sale and fair at the Congre-
gational church vestry.
Deering Lodge, No. II, A. o. U ".
Columbia Lodge, d. of R., No 46.
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rBat, Shea Gets a Respite.

Albany, N. Y, December 17.-"Bat'
Shea, the murderer of Robert Ross at the
spring election in 1894, in Troy, now in
Clinton prison awaiting execution next
week, has been granted a respite unit
January by Governor Morton, because
of the fact that the execution was fixed
for the Christmas holiday.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Cumberland, IS, Supreme Judicial Court.
In Equity.

stephen W. Carr, Insurance commission
er, VS.. Peoples Insurance Company.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as master in the above
entitled cause and hereby designate s
Wednesday the 18th day of January, A. D.,
1895, and Wednesday the 22d day of Jan.
nary, A. D.. 1896, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon as the lines and his
uffi ce, No. 1896 Congress street in Portland
in said comfy Of Cumberland as the plac Q
where he will receive, hear and determine
upon all claims auinst said defendent COR
poration. EDWARD f. TOMPSON.
Mastar.
Dated at said Portland this 9th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1895. dec1Sdla wSwW
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London, December II. Tho I.merica n
ship Ivy, Captain Lowell, from New
Castle, N. S. W., September 18th, for
Manila and New York or Boston. is
ashore at Santiago. Assistance as been
sent from Manila
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Mr.. Jas. Gilbert was quite i'll last
night and it was hard work for him to
perform his role in The Chimes None
would imagine him ill from his fine
performance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We've several dozen OF these in stock
in various styles and in beautifully as
sorted woods, but they're all made by one
man (Bissel). He's been making carpet
sweepers now for good many years, and
has been and still is,very successful at it,
SO much 80 in fact that other fellows are
making carpet sweepers>! But the Bis
sells are good enough for us, and au-
thorized by him, we are ready to guar
anfee they'll be good enough for
you.
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Old Soldier Dead
ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS. |

Biddeford, December fitzpatrick
Judge, 81 years old, residing on Water
street, died this morning. He was sol
der in the late war and made a good
war record. He leaevs wife and six
children
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RIM $ BROS
LIN E II
: Department. :
III n u T.

Things booming
full acceptable Christmas
Table
Cloths evero n marke
heavy quality
and ard.
yards wide Satin Damak fine quality
Fringed De all white and with fancy
Irish Linen Frnged Dol, fine quality all
Hemstched Tray Cloths, patterns 6ocentse
patterns Scents
nne all a Accents
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R|NES BROTHERS.
We Stand at the Threshold Of
CHRIS MA 8 /!
SANTA CLAUS Soon Rules the Earth!

Have provided yourself with suitable gifts those to be
Have you repnished your Have
been to THE WHITE STORE and their brilliant and un
matchabe display Holiday G0Odss Ii delay moments
at today; in the morning. after
the crush the greatest You will find fairy palace stocked
overowng with the worlds best products gathered
fenced and untng buyers from all the the universe
and everything prices accordance with system small
profits We decided all staple goods sucb as
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HOT c. OSS
The ONLY perfect.
STOVE POLISH.

Polishes stoves, cold, warm HOT; never
dries up; will not stain the hands. Brilliant,
Durable, Dustless, Labor Saving. Price 10
cts. Every box warranted. Sold by dealers
everywhere. 1S-d1m
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Pinafore

The charming opera of Pinafore will
be given at City hall Xmas afternoon
and evening by the Home Opera oompa-
ny. The opera will be prettily staged.
Calcium lights will be furnished by the
New England Calcium Light company
and costumes by Curtis & Weld.
The sale Of seats will open at Chand-
ler's music store this morning at nine
O'Clock.
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BED SPREADS.

Wonderful Bargains in this line of goods all this
ST. 30 Crochet Spreads, only 98 cents
$20 Marseiles Spreads, only ST. rs each.
49, so Marsellles Spreads, only So SO each.
So 90 Marseies Spreads, only 49, 80 each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12
OVER THE TERRITORY.
Hap- aud MIshsps OF Adjacent cities and
Towns.

FL Reno Eagle: The Hutchinson
Southern let tifty-mile contract on
the 9TH, the work to commence at
DenisOn, Texas, and extend north.
There are now llO miles of road in op-
GRAFTON from Hutchinson south, and
the line is completed to within twelve
miles OF Pond Creek.
Advices from Tishomingo, Chicka-
saw nation, state that Governor
Mosely made a speech to the people,
and in the course of his remarks said
ne regretted the feeling that existed
between the two political factions
in that country, and advised all to
drop party strife and labor for the
common good. He also spoke of the
coming of the Dawes commission and
advised that they be treated with due
respect He thought it advisable to
hold an international conference in re-
gard to action toward them, and said
he had letters from the govern
ors Of the balance of the five tribes ad
yucating the same step. l. o. Lewis,
attorney general Of the nation, blamed
an Ardmore newspaper man. for the
newspaper reports of the Chickasaw
war
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Cannot LIVE ON WIND.
The ReVimentai Baud Can Disturb Air,
but Needs Subotantial Assistance

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p,, -, ..,.or,, o,.,er. in The
..,.hash h.o, ,,r.son,.d. tho CITY conn
.n dofr,,. t,eov.
.aa...at,ba ro,i,n.n,,l hand The
a.a,nsohas 1,or.,.,f,ro hoo, borpe NV
i,ji.il,,I ,,o,,h.-s ,,,, ,ro. ppobre to
i,.o..',a,to.o,,,n II :. mn, r,r the
h,nast ~ r,o ,,nrs lam, f,r Tho ci,v
anJ ,,.,on s,.t, ,,,,,y,r. os Covlc a.
s,..l. 90, p.,. r.o l,.,5,l A q
r-a..l'. ~, r.,.l,. n T. T,.,.r
AZ . srih Al v..,,,rg.r T. N
p,,nt,r5 i ~ N.N.,l r u Nix T.
a. ,s.rb,lI u u....y Ramsay
b.. u.,,t,, E3 E,u ...,i.9 N $
S.. y All.r . s.br.II tins
sn.,.,.r and ..,r, ~ o,b.r, had
.,,,.rl.,,. ,Jl.l .ib, small cxppp.c
t,.,,..,. ,,p,, I,o.e sprb AN obi,
.,,,i...t,,, 80 ,,r, r.,.,p,bIe io
s,,,... p,. ..,n.I viI grant 70
sb,rrd ,,, r,pp,H refuse to .upport
b. hand ,b. le,5,r Mr. Canaan can
nj, LONGER bc held AS their Instructors
u.is the b,s, loader I'm the southwest
and ,,. I,., him, ,,our5 b, "a ln,. the
liam. .,tIl p.f stand
r,, .it,. has b..p ,t mo- r<uap~e
whatever i'm securing the three com
pr.t.. s.,. of uniform. and tne finest
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
SELLING OF GOODS IN THE CITY
BY SAMPLE
A NEW TRIAL FOR VAN HOUTEN
Defendant In u Land once Perjury Case
who Was Convicted In Judge Green's
Court-Judge Dale Wants to Hear
the Evidence In the Case Goth
Ruer A. Douglas Get Judg-
ment In District Court

Gothauer & Douglas VS.. II $. Gun
ningham, petition in error from jus
tice Of the peace court, judgment was
rendered in favor of the plaintiffs for
500 and costs.
United States VS.. W. + Van Houten.
The defendant was convicted some
two years ago under Judge Green, of
perjury in the United States land of
fee in the Hornbeck Crook land con
test case. Judge Dale sustained the
defendants motion for a new trial, as
a matter of right, not feeling at liber-
ty to sentence the defendant when he
himself had not heard the evidence.
In the case of J. Thomas and +. NJ.
Cablness VS.. w II. Baxter, city mar
shal, petition for habeas corpus was
granted. This case, in which the pc
titioners were arrested by the city
authorities for selling by sample and
deliN ering to purchasers, in the city,
goods, wares and merchandise from
the house of viii 5. Buck of Topeka,
the defendants refused to pay the oc
cupation tax as provided by city or
dinance. The court held that the
right TO sell by sample implied the
right to deliver the goods sold and
that the transaction was strictly inter
state commerce and hence not subject
to regulation and restriction by city
ordinances, being wholly controlled
by the laws of congress. The peti
TONERS were discharged accordingly
The city attorney will appeal to the
supreme court.
American National bank VS.. r. w
Blackerby ct al; motion for new tria
sustained and case continued for the
term.
The district court will adjourn her,
tomorrow until May 81
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Dental surgery means not the sim
pie extraction Of aching, diseased and
broken down teeth but TO restore
them to healthy condition, broken
off teeth serve as attachments for
bridge work, and by crowning them
they are thus made useful as or
gans OF mastication and expression,
doing away with the torturesome
plate. The new methods IN dentistry
must and do take the place of the old
er ways of practice. Having had the
most recent advantages Of graduating
at one of the best dental shools, ! am
phpared TO give you all of the recent
advantages. Laughing gas for those
Who desire it. The only apparatus in
the city. Examinations free. See me
before going elsewhere.
w. +. FURRow, ID. ID. S,
Rooms 4 and 5, Victor block, corner Isl
and Harrison.
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A Fact that All Scientific Men Admit

That all classes of disease, regard
less of the character they assume, are
caused by parasite or microbe infec-
tions, and to effect cure, they pro-
ceed TO destroy that cause. When this
is done the disease is broken and the
patient is soon returned to health.
This same insect, or a species, causes
your dandruff, eczema, itching, hair
falling out, mango, scurf, letter; and
these diseases develop into severe
cases, causing badness.
Danderine is absolutely guaranteed
TO cure all of these cases, no matter of
how long standing, in five to thirty
days, and grow full head of hair in
sixty to ninety days. For sale by
druggists.
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MRS. LOCkETT'S NAP.
strange Case of "A West Side Woman Who
Cannot be Weakened

Mrs. LocketL widow living on Okla
homa avenue in the new addiu q, is
enjoying a strange and prolonr j nap.
She fell asleep at o'clock on = aursday
evening and at - o'clock I4,t night
was still sleeping. Her breathing is
regular and heretofore the woman has
enjoyed excellent health. livery effort
To arouse her has been ia vain and
medical assistance has been called in.
II is the opinion of many that she is in
a trance. The people ia the ueighbor
hood are considerably worked up over
the strange case
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NEHG9A3'S HORSE.
l. Wa, stolen From q Farmer AFTER the
Dover iiuliup


Frank Wcbber and jacob Flesch.
man, two farmers residing in the C.
end A. country, came to the city yes
terday on a strange mission. The day
following the Rock Island holdup at
Dover Webber's horse was stolen from
his barn shortly after two unknown
men rode into the field where Flescn-
man was ploughjug lie was covered
and told To keep still" lie did SO,
and hj. horse was uuEitched from the
plough and ridden OH. The two far
mcrs heard Of the killing OF Outlaws
Ncwcomh and Pierce and came here
To- examine the dead mems horses
Flcschman found hi, horse In kc~lcr's
barn on Division and Cleveland It
had been used by Ncvcomb Webb cr
has not yet found hi, ~tcca Upon
paying a feed bin of $3.50 To Marshal
Nix, Fleschmau wa, allowed TO take
his nag and depart IL is now certain
Newcomb and Pierce were in the
Dover robbery.
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Thaddeus Bois filed am application
for a new trial in his case against the
Santa Fe I'm the district clerks Office
yesterday. lie asks for damages for
being knocked of the Santa Fe rail
road tracks. The new suit, contain,
nine counts and Mr. B1is says he viii
make IT hot for the railroad people.
lie was defeated in his last case. he
alleges, by seusatioua, utterauces
made by the railroad attorney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12
REV. RAY, DICE SHOOTER.
"A Evangelical wolf in sleeps Clothing
Nhuisa Honey Boy

"A Evangelical Molf in Sleeps Clothing
who Honey Boy
"Bevereud' Joe Ray, formerly of
this city is said TO be Saving souls" in
pottavatomie county between pro-
tracted iot, At the recent conference
of the NJ D. church i'm this city Ray
was ordained to preach The day
after his application was acted on,
"Gev" Ray was shaking dice for the
drinks in Dave Shoenvald's saloon on
Division street lie managed to work
the cloth by representing TO Rev.
Webster Full that he had reformed.
Such m,u "a, Ray are not needed in
Oa'aHama. They thrive IN Kccley's
gold cure establishment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

TIM LEApER believes Attorney Huston
aud sheriff Painter have done their
utmost to clear up the case, but it also
believes they have been imposed upon
by the loud-mouthed "onlter' from
California.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

The members of the Guthrie fire de-
partment wish to tender their heart
delt thanks for kindness rendered
during the fremens meeting: X. of p.
for use of hall Cammack IS McCarry,
Willard Stapleton, w. A. Richmond, I
J. Wyant, II. Torrents. VIM. Baxter,
VIM. Crane, Capital and Leader, for
carriages; Pabst, Anheuser and, Helm
companies, Otto Bekemeyer and VIM,
Cravens, for refreshments, and Gus.
Rhoads, for cigars.
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Rev. w T. King, of Guthrie, mis-
,ionary for the Presbyterian church,
vas in :he city last night on his way
20 Tecumseh ana Shawnee. Rev. King
looks after the vacant churches in the
territory and establishes new ones
whenever he thinks it can be done -
Times-Journal.
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LttIe Red KIding Hood rer.onalion..
Rgmoyal sale OF MnUnory

VIII remove from present location as
soon as ] can find room. Millinery ar
your own price. Landlord has given
me a few days more Co dispose oi
stock Trimmed hats from 35c 90 $40.
Examine my goods and prices before
buying MR~. A. l.. SAUNDERS,
The Leading Muliuer
Corner Oklahoma avenue and Diyis
ion street lW
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Indorse The Leader.

WTTUT ICUUIT
The citizens Of the Fifth ward most
heartily indorse the Leader in its ef
forts to rid the people of the houses
of i'll fame which have cursed that
ward for the last several years, They
intend that this nuisance shall be
abated, and the city authorities might
as well understand it once for all that
the deviltry in that ward must cease
Guthrie, May IL. FIFTH WARD.
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COSTS TO DIE.
Is There a Grave-Yard Monopoly in Thi
city.

"Say, do you know there is a grave
yard monopoly in this town." remark
ed a citizen yesterday Just consider
the matter and you will find it so.
Three or four men own all the ground
where Summit View is situated, and a
grief-stricken customer must pay
from Ss to Sl2 for six feet Of ground in
which to bury deceased relative. |
consider this monopoly There are
no other cemeteries aud Guthrie peo-
pie must pay the price asked for the
grave There is no getting over it..
This is cold subject, but its a fact. ~
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Reduced PrIces.

On account of poor health will sell
all trimmed hats at greatly reduced
prices. Can save you money Work
and style guaranteed.
Miss PATTERSON,
Harrison avenue. 3 Wv
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Everything ia the sport ng goods
line can bee found at the Ol,aith Arms
Co., ON Division street l9tf
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Highland park-the only place in
Guthrie to spend an afternoon and
evening. > 7tf
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President +. II. Furrow requests all
persons who desire TO teach i'm the
public schools next year TO file their
applications at once with the school
hoard 1t
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THE FABLE.

The story of the spid er and the fly is
repeated daily in trade-the offer of
low prices, of values that don't exist
and then, too late, the customer real
ICES that he has been deceived. We
offer you nothing we cannot give you.
Our promises may not equal others,
but we fulfill all we promise
WILLIS THE TAILOR,
tO5 OK. AVE.
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The usual services viii be held at
Trinity Episcopal church today. At
the morning service and Sunday school
Mrs a. r. living, Of New York, Of
the Woman's Auxiliary to the board
of missions, will make addresses At
night the bishop will deliver special
address TO men and will admit the
new chapter of 81. Andrews BROTHER
hood 20 membership.
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Seasonable Books.


lTrilby and Coins financial school at
llllie's Drug Store.
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Ed. Lyon in still selling bars w. r.
soap 25c, Pettijohn's breakfast food lOc
BIB cans Kansas tomatoes 25c, : lbs
oat flakes or prunes 25c, Lion or Ar
buckle coffee poo, 4 10 pkg soda alc,
coal oil zoe gallon, lbs strained
honey 25c, 10 best leaf lard Toe, lOc
lamp chimneys ic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

The various dry goods houses in thr
city will close their doors at o'clo.' ',
Monday evening, and every even % Z
thereafter except Saturday, during
the heated term. for the accommo "a
tion of clerks. This is righte lus
move
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

A pleasant reception was rendered
Mrs living last evening by Trinity
church guild at the home Of Bishop
Brooke a large number OF ladies'
called and the affair was highly en-
joya0le. Mrs. living is an ardent
worker in the missionary field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

AT the Royal O. +. Richardson,
Perry, f. Cook, Wichita; Ed +. Wal
lace, j. Finncll, ST Louis; Henry j.
brennan, Carbondale, Pa; w. l. Payne,
81 Louis; j. Mexican, X. G.: K. T
Gentry, Blackburn
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Harrison avenue.
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Judge Dale will adjourn district
court Monday morning until May 81.
lie will hold court i'm saltwater the
coming week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12

Rev. g. II. Rogers will preach today
az the probate court room at Il o'clock.
subj ct "Nhat will YOU do with
Jesus All are most cordially ia.
Nil--
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The brief Of Hon. j. w. Wisby in the
Freeman timber case will be printed
in Tuesdays Leader 1t makes inter
estiug reading