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The Washington times., 1895-04-30
WASHINGTON
EYou're Judsed
AS THE CROWDS CONE oUr.

The opening OF the third comedy season
of Frederick Bond and company, last
night, at Aliens Grand Opera House,
demonstrated, among other pleasant things,
how easy il is, rain or shine, to pack that
big theater when that company walks the
boards
And the house was rot only large 1t
was intensely enthusiastic. II called
the company before tie curtain twice, and
then insisted on seeing Mr.. Bond soIo, to
an OF which he smiled ana bowed bIandly
and gratefully.
The reception OF the summer season
company OF Messrs. Shaw and Bradford
was, in fact, an ovation, and was quite
enough on which 10 build the assurance
OF a successful engagement.
The initial play was "Sir Simon Simple, -
a three act comedy, and in which most OF
the people are very amusing, the story
itself beng quite interesting.
Mr.. Bond was the Sir Simon Simple a
man with a queer personality and odd
modes OF thought, action and speech Mr
Bond was quite at home in the role, OF
course. Mr.. Mould was played exceedingly
well by MT. G. s. Abbe, as was the Mis-. d.
Merton 10y Miss Ada Curry.
The other characters and people in the
Cast were MufEdlfOyu, Alf. JOnn Ffnolay
GToutley, Mr.. f. j. Lalor; Capt Marker,
Mr. Bdwin Wallace, and Felicia Craven,
Miss James.
% Mr. and Mrs. Kendal were at home to
quite a large and brilliant array of their
friends at the New National Thea
ter last night The decidedly aniisocial
behavior OF the weather did not in the
slightest degree affect the desire OF the
Kendals' clientele TO see them again
The play was SiephensOus mVe act
comedy, Impulse II is a play with a
moral, which is acted in England and
France. IL has about it the Fascinating
Odor OF society, which includes the anti
monogaInic French court and the Virtuous
lady.
Impulse" was brightly and entertain
ingiy played. Mrs Kendall had q lovely
part, THAI OF the engaging widow, MIS-.
Beresford- Mr. Kendall was Capt
Cichton," which was, of course, Just
what a. should have been Miss Marion
Lee was Mrs. Mcdonald; Miss Florence
Cowell was Miss Kilmore, and MI Cooper
CIiffe, the Victor de ieil.''
The play tonight VIII be ''The Irou-
master"
The Washington times., 1895-04-30
w. A. C. BOWLING TOURNEY.

Pitttsburgs We're in the first place three
days-May 29, 80 and 31-aud then began to
go down, finishing in seventh place
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Only twcnty-one days -e'n kin IN which
TO get a Times gift book with monthly
subscription. Better subscribe now.
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Brown and Pennsy. Didn't Play.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 29.-Brown-Uni-
versity of Pennsy lvania baseball post
poned on account OF rain.
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BRErrENsrErN.s GooD work.

Held the Pirates Down to Zero Until
the Eighth.
St Louis, Mo, April 29.-Breitenstein
pitched magnificent game to-dey. Keep
ing the Pirates down without Iun until
the eighth, when they made their first
three The home team supported him in
fine stvle, while the 1ieldeTs OF the visit
ors was up to the standard Attendance,
9 600 Score.
The Washington times., 1895-04-30


AS stated exclusively in The Times on
Sunday, the report that deal was ON
foot to exchange "Scrappy" Joyce for
Leilly, the substitute inf elder of the
Philadelphia team, was absolutely with
out foundation.
Manager SchmelZ and Mr. Wagner are
convinced that the rumor was started
with malicious purpose. A Philadelphia
morning paper stated in its issue of yes
terday that the report was without foun-
dation. II further said that Joyce would
ct be OF any use to the Philadelphia
team, as in case OF a mishap 10 either
Cross, Sullivan, or Halman, Mr. Irwin
,ouldfiu the position acceptahly with Reilly.
This looks very much like sour grapes,
as it is a wel-llnowD fact that the l'hiIIies
would ike to get hold OF Joyce
1t looks Ike a very small piece Of work
on the part of the Quake City team. Not
satisfied with giving Joyce the impression
that he was not wanted on the home team,
they went fu urther and threw out n hook
for Mercer.
The utter fallacy OF the report is ap
parent on the face of it, as we have no use
for Reilly.
Some people who are noted rs Chrouic
kickers found fault with Nicholson's work
at short stop. They seem To overlook the
fact that he is Handicapped by lame
shoulder.
These fault-finders need have no fears
as the reserve material on hand is abun-
dant, in case Of Nicholson's not round
ing To.
There's Danny Coogan, who can go to
short or third at a moments IOtice, and
after few games put up Il rattling arti-
lie of ball And where do Herman Col
lins ard Frank Scbeibeck come III? The
latter is loaned to the Detroit team, aud
at d moments notice could be recalled.
The weather man must have grudge of
long standing against the washington team
and rooters After two days rainit waScon-
fidcntly expected that yesterday would
be clear, but no such good luck. II rained,
and ra ined hard at that. The boys sat
around and swapped pipe stories, and
the rooters stayed under cover.
As Manager Schmelz has 10 more open
dates yester rday's game will have to be
played when the Brooklyns next visit i'll
this city, on the doubleup plan.
Tomorrow was an open date, but the
postponed game with Boston will fill IT.
up, aud the only other one was September
13, which Will be filled by Saturdays game
with Brooklyn, which could not be pla yed
owing to the rain.
The Brooklyn boys are very much disap-
pointed that they have not had crack at
the Senators. aud If it should rain again
to-day they have announced their inten-
tion of mobbug the gentleman who works
the weather end of the National Capital
The Washington times., 1895-04-30

Edward c. Bald, of Buffalo, is now the
hero of the cycling world. His new worlds
record for the mile is 2:04. 1t was done on
road machine, his racer not having ar
rived from the East. He also holds the
two mile record made in 4:15 10 minutes
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cYcL1NG-LocAL GENERAL.

Much interest among local whcelmen is
being taken in the new track at Columbia
Field, which will be completed this week,
and practice by local riders begun for the
May 80 meet
Fred Sims, son OF Prof. Sims, Y. NJ c. A,
is training at Baltimore. he will complete
his training in this city on Columbia Field,
preparatory to make the grand circuit.
Several new records are expected of the
youngsters this season.
The Washington times., 1895-04-30

Western Missouri city Council has for
bidden women bicycle riders 10 appear on
the streets in blooiners.
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MOSES CORNER
SOME MATING PRICES
LARGE WoRTH-

No matter where or how
hard You may look YOU won't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
THAT PICNIC.


Naomi Lodge Dave one OF Tier Delightful
Entertainments Yesterday.
Naomi Rebekah degree lodge, no 9,
entertained the lodge from Mulhall
aud Harmony lodge. No. 9, Of this city
yesterday, with grand picnic. They
secured Island park for the occasion
They all met in the odd Fellow lodge
hall and marched To the depot To- es
cort the visitors Up to the place Of
meeting, where. headed by the Ger
man band, they formed in line aud
marched 10 the park, where they were
received by committee selected for
that purpose.
Promptly at o'clo * they sat down
TO magnificent spread, which vas pre-
pared by the generous members OF
Naomi lodge The day was spent in
the park, the festivities there ending
at . o'clock when an ice cream and
cake supper was enjoyed At night
their hall was the scene of additional
enjoyment, there having been pre-
pared an entertainment consisting ol
literary and musical exercises Al
who participated did themscyes proud
The visitors from Mulhall are loud IN
their praises OF the manner ia which
they were received and treated 10y the
Naomi lodge
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WAR Of ROSES.
Guthrie Ladies' Conquered 10y the R"ss'
Of % Genial Hostess

Guthrie Ladies' Conquered 10y the Roses
OF . Genial Hostess.
one OF the most delightful social
functions Of the season was the rose
party given yesterday afternoon 10y
Mrs. NJ l. Turner at her elega {
home. The rooms were profusc y
decorated with pink and wh'' roses,
and as souvenir each lay ,... ""d a
beautiful hand painted bu "h .0' S.
a china plaque and pink cup aud
saucer were won by Mrs. llavighor>t,
Mrs Renfrow and Miss Rossman rc
spectively.
The refreshments were delicious uuo
the affair was voted perfect succc~,
10y the following lad cs present
Mcsdames Renfrow, Mllingsly, Asp
Maganu, Blincoe, Murray, llavighorst
Kimbal, Corbctt, llainer, stone FiI
son, Gardner, Spurlock, William
Fegan, Dale, Daniels, Saunders Eai
ferty, Frasicr, Metcalt Huston NiN
Hilton, Barnes, Brooks, Robertson an,
Misses LauN, Seely and Eossman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
KANSAS BANKERS MEET.
The State Association ConVenes Ia Topeka
4 Small Attendhnce.

The State Association Convenes In Topeka
A small Attendance.
TurEkA, Kan, May 23. THE Kansas
Bankers association met at Library
hall at ) o'clock yesterday evening.
The att, ndance was small. Not To eN-
ceed thirty-tve out-of-town bankers
were present r. +. Moore, of Holton,
vice president of the association, called
the convention "a order and introduced
Rev DIR. Embree, pastor Of the First
Methodist church of this city who
led ia prayer. Mayor Charles Fellows
delivered an address of welcome
in behalf of the city. l.. /. Bonebrake
welcomed the convention in behalf OF
the clearing house association. j. w.
Fogler vice president of the First ma.
tional bank Of Leavenworth, respond
ed After short addresses by Treas,
urer T.. Wilder Of the Santa Fe, aud
Il. +. Snediller, Of Hartford, the con
vention adjourned tin this morning.
An interesting feature of the meeting
will bee the general discussion Of tho
silver question.
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NOT YET AT FEACE.
The Elks Convention at Buffalo virtually In
CnntrnI Of the JamestnMn Inctl0n.

The EIks Convention AZ Burraio Virtually In
Control of the jamestown Faction.
BUFFALO. ~ y, May 23. The peace
convention Of the Ellls ended with yes
terday's session, The expectation that
the two warning factions would be
brought together 10y the conference
was only in measure fulfilled. aud
time only will show whether the
action taken will end in one
grand organization or no:. ODc
result of the peace convention has
been to strengthen the jamestown fac
tion and correspondiugly weaken the
other as nearly all the Atlantic city
lodges represented in the conference
have Joined hands with the Jamestown
faction. With this Hs a nucleus the
larger body hopes gradually To- gather
in a majority of the opposing lodges.
The conference then adjourned and
| the grand lodge met and elected officers
as follows: Grand exalted ruler,
| Meade ID. Dctwilcr, Harrisburg, Ia.
grand treasurer, Edward :. Orris, of
Meadvillc, Pa; grand secretary, Clatc
| A. Smith, OF Youngstown. O.; grand
esteemed leading knight, j. A. Me-
| Henry. of Cumberland. Md; grand cs-
teemed loyal knight, Hunter 4. Cray
| croft, Of Dallas, Ten; grand
esteemed lecturing knight, John
A. Ellinger Of Washington; grand
! titan Charles NJ. Bcdcll. ~
Syracuse, ~ y; grand esquire, II. l..
Butt, Jr., of Portsmouth, Va; grand
inner guard, George =. Cronk. of Oma-
ha, Neb.; grand chaplain, Simon Quin
| Ian, of Chicago; trustees, George w.
\ Parker of 81. Louis, Mo, James W.
| Newman, of Portsmouth, O., and John
j. Bush, Of Lansing, Mich. 1t was de-
| cided to hold the next convention in
| Rochester from July l3 10 ~.
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Continued from page !

Of this city and it is safe 20 say not
fifty of them got claims Gvcry good
claim in the reservation had one or
two sooner, ON 10 when lhr first man
arrived
a great rush was made for thc pro
prctivc lo.usite Of OIu,y eight mile.
wcstof shawnee, and several Thousand
people settled there though the land
was settled or claimed for homestead
purposes 10y several claimants before
the townsite settlers arrived Outside
Of shooting afTray between two gam
blcrs last night there has been no
trouble here.
At Gnrncts,iiic.
About 500 people assembled on tine
line at this point, about half taxing
part in the rush. the leaders making
the run across the school three and q
half miles to the available land iu
eight minutes. but their fast time
ayailcd them little, as every claim of
any value was settled ON 10y soourrs
Another Man shot.
A man named Burns from thi, city
received a flesh wound in the hip from
q shot fired by deputy marshal neag
ingram Most of the reports were
that the shots were accidental
Man R,pprtod KilI,d.
prop.c coming in from the line last
night reported that a man named
Pcaec uf Girard, Kan, who has bc.,
working for A. T. Saunders ia his har
ness shop for several years, had been
shot near Ingram bv sooner. one
report was that hc was killed; another,
that hr was only slightly wounded,
but neither story could be- verified.
The Hicycic Boys.
Mcssrs Dcrr, Brewer Bosworth and
Dolcatcr all Of the bicycle club, made
the iuu ia from Garacttsville and
found the country alive with sooners.
Frank Derr was the first man to reach
the city after the opening, making the
trip On his bicycle in about two hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
BRICKMAKERS OUT.
Every BrIckysrd In Chicago Tied Up aud
hitter right On.


CHICAGO, May .3-A general strike
Of bricbmakers was declared last night
and every briclIyard in Chicago was
tied mp to-day. The fight is expected
10 be bitter and trouble is anticipated
by the police. \ strike has been ia
force in several of the yards for two
weeks, the demands of the men for high
er wages being refused, and the brick
makers alliance yesterday decided to
order general strike To force conceo-
sions by the manufacturers The lat
ter declare they will operate several
yards on the north side with uou-uuion
men, and the yards specified were sur
rounded this forenoon by crowds OF
strikers determined that no worl,
should be done until the wage qucs-
tion should be settled. The striker,
reported at noon that about 800 men
were out and that only few non
union men could be secured by the
manufacturers \ mass meeting ui
strikers was held this afternoon and
an effort viii probably be made Ia cali
sympathetic strikes in the other build
ing trades.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

The Leaders special phonograPh
was worked so hard at the meeting OF
the board of education Wednesday
night that it slipped cog and missed
two item, Of business
On motion the clerk was ordered to
pay Mr.. Mallory his salary to Jnly /
and To excuse him from further duty
so hc could 60 at once in search of an
other position il he SO desired
After the transaction OF the other
business Of the evening +. F. Burlin-
game was elected member from the
second ward TO succeed Rev. Boggess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

LEAVESwoRrH Kan, May 23 The
druggists who are attending the am
nual meeting of the state pharma-
ceutical association elected officers this
morning as follows. President, j. ".
Hurst of Newton; vice presidents. w..
j. Evans, Of lola, and Ed C. frit~chc,
Of Leavenworth; secretary, Mrs NJ. o..
Miner, of Hiawatha; assistant Nrcrc-
tary, Fred Mcdonald Of Topeka; treas
urer, II. w. Spangler of Perry;
librarian, Prof l.. A. Sayre, of Law
renee
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nlnnh, nntrIe N,nr shamnce.

Special 10 the Leader
CHANDLER Okla. May 23 1t WAS
reported here today from ten miles
north of Shawnee that deputy mar
snals and whisky pcddlers had a dce.
pcratc battle last night, two Of Tho
peddlers being killed and two bad y
,,.,,r.1.l
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


KANSAS CRY. MlN 23 cattle Receipts
6s{f. calves. tss. mtrsrt steady. shipping aui
dressed beef steers t3 5Htlh5I. Texas aud
Indian steers. tI IGs,tl6O. western steers 8! 5l
G4tE Texas aud Indian COWS. 3. uL1uI COW.
ana hrifrr,. 20 5IL43l ~turErr- auI feeder,
a. 1jh34t Hogs -Rrcylpt, l3 Has. marDtt o,
lower a. s3ulL45a sheep Receipts. s1{s
market lDc higher sheep. f.uJH4au. lamb,
tis1 Horse Receipt, $50. market about
steady.
81 LuUl.. May %. Cattle Receipts $500
market slow good 90 choice shipping steers
fiOJH37j. fair Co medium a. -0H45O. light
taJOGAOJ stockera and fecdcr, o. 1OI iuu
COWS. g. 4llI3 s5. fed Texas steers. o. So g. -.
gras~ers s3s50AuJ. COWS. s.2IVa co. Hogs
- II = - - - - II =
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Enjoyable Occasion

Mrs. and Mrs Franl, ONvil eel,
brated their second wedding anuiyer
sary in a most delightful manner laat
evening at cards and retrcsh.rntr
the occasion being one Of unalloye,
enjoyment To all present The follow
ing were the invited guests:
MessrS. and Mcsdames Garducr
Daniels, Huston, Lucas, Hilton, Van
Voorhees,, Wisby Saunders, l,tts
Dodson, Oyerbay, hughes w. ace
Muller, Corkins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

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 torturesomc
plate. TIE new methods IN dentistry
must and do take the place Of the old
er ways OF practice. Having mad the
most recent advantages of graduating
at one Of the best dental shools, | am
prepared to give you all of the recent
advantages. Laughing gas for those
who desire it. The only apparatus il
the city Examinations free See mC
before going elsewhere.
W. + FURRow, ID. ID. s,
Rooms 4 and ;, Victor block, corner Isl
and Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Cimarron cliffs, three mile .prth cf
the city. continues To tc th- leading
measure resort. Ice cream every SUI
day: mild drinks an the tim,. dancin e
Friday night. 3lst inst all orderly
parties allowed in park Drive out
altf T. a. CASE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

TopERA, Kan, May %. - senator
PETER stated in an interview that
when he retires from the senate he
will commence the publication OF some
sort of newspaper at Topeka lie
has not completed his plans "a, to what
kind of paper he will establish, bat
il will probably be along the lines of
populism The senator announces
that he will not be candidate for ne
election
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No SILVER Action by Iowa. Federation

OrrUMwA, la, May 2S AT the meet
ing the OF state federation Of Ia bor "A res
olution for the free coinage of silver at
IL TO !, although advocated for hour,
by many delegates, was laid on the
table and the matter referred back 1,
the various mnInne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

l.. $ Marshal Nix yesterday re.
cciycd from the Rock Island railw y
company check for $1,000, the 1c.
ward for the killing Tulsa Jack, one
of the Dover train robbers. The mon ~
will be divided among the deputies
Mhn Kid the Mnlk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

II you failed to get corner lot or a
claim, come and get coin along with
a good laugh and light refreshments,
all for ten cents, at Mrs DR. Peoples
corner Of Noble and Second streets,
tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
Deputy Marshal shot

Special to the Leader.
CHANDLER, Ok, May 23.-Deputy
Marshal Lon Polling was shot through
the foot and badly injured by the acc
dental discharge of his winchester
ON the line near Ingram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.


Marshal NiN's Deputies AFTER Zip wyatt and
His Gang.
Unitrd States Marshal Nix received
dispatches from Alva late last night
that Deputy Marshals Forest Halsell
and Morris O Mailey and posse had Il
battle with Up Wyatt and two other
outlaws west of that place, in which
one Of the outlaws horse was killed
aud an outlaw wounded They cS
capped temporarily, but the posse are
hot after them and another battle Is
expected today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

oklahoma agricultural par'r print
cd and Published in oN,ahon. one year
free. Every farmer subs Nhing or
renewing his subscription ' 'he OK
homa Leader will recc. the ONiu-
homa Farmer, thc only -ricu'iurul
paper published aud printed Ia okla
homa one year free.
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sla, Id r,ecntIon nranlrd.

81. JosEPH. Mo-, May s3.-To-day
was the date fixed for the execution of
Thomas pnnshon, convicted Of killing
his wife. A stay of execution has been
granted until the case is passed upon
3D.. hi~her court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Elder T.. +. Russell Of Perry has 10
Gated a tent on Noble avendc, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, for the
purpose Of holding series Of religious
meetings. Services will commence to
night at p. III. All are invited To
aftap1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In Ieau
ening power as the Royal

For Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat diseases, consult DR..
Ignatz Mayer, l22 Oklahoma
avenue, room | and ,, over
Bee Hives new store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

The ladies of the w. c T. L. will
give a coin social Friday evening, May
Path, at the residence Of Mrs DR.. Peo.
pies, corner Second and Noble. Light
refreshments will Se served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Deputy Sheriff Harry Painter and
other officers chased negro thief
down Vine street last night, bringing
him to stand and arousing the
natives by firing repeated shots.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Deputy f. G. Kress came in last
night from Newldrk with +. II My
rich, who is charged with intimidation
and conspiracy 10 run settler of OF a
valuable claim near Blackwell
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Deputy John h. Jones came in from
Tecumseh yesterday with Davis Cyrus
aud Caesar Stepner, charged with sell
ing whisky To Indians in the kickapoo
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Deputies Walter Evans, W T.. Ap
person and Obe Jones came down from
Newkirk last night with three men
named Ward, who are wanted at Perry
for perjury,
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observed at Trinity Episcopal and st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

lfyour wife is troubled With hea"
ache, buy her hoN of 'IHr NatN,
Herbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Highland park-the only place in
Guthrie to spend an afternoon and
evening. if
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

Boys pneumatic bicycle, ~l5, at q.
smith Arms Co one only, come qn.cl
milo q
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John f. Shonnessy was brought in
from the Otoe country yesterday and
Jailed for selling whisky To Indians.
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The Congregational sunday school
will hold "A picnic next Tuesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-24

The Leautr has several startling
sensations on the tapis which will
arouse the whole city
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Call on Ms i'm our new quar-
ters next TO SPENCE
The Bee Hive Clio hing Go.
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DR. Peoples,
DENTIST !

Cor. Oklahoma avenue and First ST.,
up stairs.
Residence: Corner Noble Ave, and
Second street.
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The best is the cheapest; buy a Jewel
gasoline stove of Spencer Hardware
Co : 10 If