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Lord Dunravsn Is silent.

New YORK, Dec. 2S. Lord Dun
raven, who came across the ocean to
make good the allegations of fraud in
the Valkyrie- Defender races Of last
September, went from the steamer to
the residence of Mr.. Maitland Kersey.
He refused to say anything whatever
regarding his charges.
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Seized Three Hundred Birds.

ST. PAUL, Dec. %. Executive Agent
Fullerton, Of the state game and fish
commission, seized 300 cartridges
shipped from Park Rapids to st. Paul.
The birds were piled in the car with
rabbits, which were supposed to be the
only freight in the way of game carried
in the car. w. s.. James, a commission
merchant Of Park Rapids, shipped the
game. it is sad
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Aston Churchill Wedding. /.

New YORK, Dec. 28.-On good an.
thority it is announced that an engage.
ment of marriage has been made be.
tween William Waldorf Astor and
Lady Randolph Churchill. 1t Is said
the wedding will, in all probabilities.
be a quiet affair, and will be celebrated
in London next autumn. A report that
the couple would come to this city to
be married is denied.
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TACOMA, Wash, Dec. "a. George W.
Boggs, the defaulting ex-city treasurer
Of Tacoma, has been sentenced to six
years in the state penitentiary.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS,
Mi!wr .ee Grain.

MiIw" .ee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 81. 1898.
FLOUR-Very du |.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 54Ac; No. l
Northern SEC; May, size.
CORN-No. 3, 26c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 1SXc; No, 3 white,
l74@lS.
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ALPEHA, 8. D., Dec. q. -Judge O. F.
Woodruff, . celebrated jurist. owner Of
the celebrated Waukelata ranch near
A1rena. n dead
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poli Grain.

MlNNEAPoLIs. Dec. "a, 1895.
WHEAT-December closed at size;
May 53Xc. On Track-No. l hard. 53c;
No. l Northern, size; No. 2 Northern,
UNc.
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bowels Of brass. Ply and by, overworked
nature rebels. Then come headaches, ner-
vous1ess, bad blood, liver and kidney
troubles
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets furnish
help for constipation and torpid liver, sick
and bilious headache. dizziness, sour ston-
ach, loss Of appetite, indigestion, or dy:,-
pepsia, windy ~belchings, heartburn, " pain
and distress after eating, and kindred de-
rangements Of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Accept no substitute.
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n"ii . M'iiion For Armenian Relief.
BOSTON, Dec. 2S.-Representative
business men have decided to take i'm
mediate steps toward raising $500, 900
in New England to aid the National
Red Cross society in the Armenian re-
lief work. A committee headed by
General Q. H. Taylor will issue the
appeal,
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Duluth Grain.
DULU TIL, Dec.

DULUTH, Dec. 81, 1895.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard, 52Hc; No.
l Northern, size; No. 2 Northern, 1919
4SAc; No. 3 spring. Az @i4Lc; rejected,
43H G43Hc.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO. Dec. 81. 1891
H~OGS-Trade fairly activer and prices
5@lOc higher.
Sales ranged at s.. SO@3.47H for light;
1 3.3O93.. 20 for mixed; -. 2503S " for heavy;
o. 25t@3. 30 for rough.
CATTLE-Market quiet, but steady.
Beeves, %. l5@4.75; cows and heifers.
Sl.6093. Is; Texas steers,e - 799S. 50; stock
srs and feeders, u. 10 @8.6O; Christmas cat
tie, q. SO95.l0.
SHEEP-Market strong; loc higher.
Receipts: Hogs, 5000; cattle, $500;
sheep, 3.OOL.
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CHICAGO Grail. anA ProvhIons.


CHICAGO, Dec. "a, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT - December. 54Hc; Janu-
ary, 5Hc; May. 57xc.
CORN - December. 23Kc; January.
25Kc: May, 27Xc.
OATS-December. tic; February,
l7hc; May, 1870.
PORK - December. $780, January,
tS.45; MAY 46.s0
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lrnost every man
in America has
some digestive
trouble. hi
m e n meet, the
greeting usually 10
We'll, how,s your
liver That de-
velopes health
talk. The ma
who has no stom-
a C II or bowel
trouble is almost a
curiosity. Trouble
is men take no
care of III m =
selves. They eat
as if they had cop
per stOfnachs and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-09
WOMAN MURDER.
NJ. N. Duncan. Formerly Mayor of King
fisher. 4 on Trlai.

NJ. N. duncan. Formerly Mayor Of King
fisher. + on rrlai.
The case Of the Territory Of Oalaho-
ma vs.. M. NJ. Duncan, indicted at the
February term OF the district court Of
King6sher county tor the murder Of
Mrs Julia Glaber, in May, lso5. is now
on trial
The defendant is one OF the promi-
ncnt attorneys OF that county and was
at one time mayor of Kingtisher.
The territory will attempt to prove
that Mr. and Mrs Glaber had been
separated from each other for about
year prior to her death; that she
and the defendant were unduly init
mate. and that in an attempt by
the defendant 10 perfor n a criminal
operation Mrs Glaber met her death
The first important witness for the
territory To testify was Edna Dins-
more formerly OF this city. now living
at North Enid. taracld county. She
related circumstances connected with
Mrs. Glabers last sickness. She told
the jury why She had become con-
WINGED that criminal operation had
been performed and detailed the acts
Of Mr.. Duncan during the last illness
of deceased. which aroused her suspi-
cions Four hours cross examination
failed 10 shake her testimony The
ease will consume the entire week,
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CITIZEN. SOLDIERS

Give an Enjoyable Ban at Oklahoma
City.
The military ball given at the opera
house in oklahoma City last night - as
delightful affair. II was attended
lyfour hundred people and all speak in
high praise OF the entertainment
Music was furnished by the regimen
tai band OF this elty and the Guthrie
mandolin club. The following Snth-
rle people were in attendance:
Gov and Mrs. Renfrow and Miss
Nellie, Attorney General and Mrs. Gal
braith, Mrs. Geo. Parker; Messrs. IL s.
Cunningham. Otto Bekemeyer, II. w.
Penteeost, Ed Platt, Il. w. TarIton,
l',cd Doleater, Frank Derr Lee Boyer,
y 70. Welsh T. Briggs, Walter Car
ver t ary, Goodwin, Phil Rosenbaum.
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TERRITORIAL SKETCHES
Aud Kodak shots at Passing Incidents la
Two Domains.

Aud Kodak shots at Passing Incidents la
Two Domains.
Times journal; Bill Carr, who all
remember, was admitted TO bail last
July, has fled the country and cannot
be found. lie is wanted for the mur'
der OF Chief OF Police Jones, and is
under sll, 600 bond.
Some Shawnee people went out
hunting for pecans the other day
and brought back all they could End
in their vest pockets The crop is
poor.
j. C. Martin and Il. S. Cruteh field OF
Fort Worth have purchased the Ard
more Chieftain. McAddm remains on
the pager in an editorial capacity
Newkirk Democrat: Jamisou Naw-
ter was fined s25 in the police court
last week, for pointing gun at X.
g. Brown, in the attack the former
made on Brown few weeks ago.
Chandler News: Judge Harvey is.
sued marriage license Monday 10 j.
4. Wright, OF Kentucky, and Deca
t.ogue. That was as pleasant form OF
decalogue as man often gets. Thinh
of the ten commandments In one
We learned from a gentleman who
came mp from oklahoma City this
morning that T. NJ Richardson Jr hao
Skipped out, leaving word that he
vas going over 10 the Chlckasaw coun
try, hunting. Some one must have
given him the tip yesterday that O
warrant had been sworn out FOR hin
and that Sheriff John Hansen was
coming down on the train TO make the
arrest. As sheriff Hansen did not re
turn yesterday nor today. IT may b,
that. having failed to Sind Richardson
in Oklahoma and has followed him Il
the Chickasaw country. Perry Eater
prise.
An enterp.ising printing house IN
st. Lonis got out special edition of
a paper few days ago purporting tC
give an account of the CorbettF -
simmons fight, in which Fitzy was
knocked out in seven rOurds. The pa
perl looked like the ST. Lonis Chrdnicl,
and in very few minutes 5000 OF
them were sold, The printer is now
In iail
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RESOLUTIONS AND PLANS.
Special Action OF the Territorial sunday
school Convention.

Special Action OF the Territorial Sunday
school Convention.
Before the adjournment OF the terri
torial Sunday school convention,
Thursday evening the reports Of the
business committee outlining the plan
Of work foe the year, and Of the com
mittce on resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
The report Of the business commit
tee is given below in full. The reso-
tion will appear in full in Sundays
issue
Report OF nnsiness Committee.
The executive committee are hereby
instructed o.:
First-'lo urge the organization Of
Legion OF Honor normal classes, using
Prof. lanii's training lessons, and to
provide for the proper graduation OF
all who may complete such course
Of study or its equal, and pass an exam
milton.
Sec1nd-To arrange suitable pro.
gram for the first Sunday in Febru-
ary. to be known as Oklahoma D'y,
aud furnish such programs free and
IDerdllN 10 All sCnOolS dpFttlHk "
take a collection upon that day for the
Oklahoma Sunday school association
work.
Third--To organize and provide for
the issuing Of the oklahoma Sunday
School Worker"
Forth-1'o employ field secretary
81 n length Of time as the funds at
their command may warrant.
Eifth-Vo secure a reasonable guam
tity OF blouse To House Visitation
literature from the ST. Loais Sunday
Sciiool Union and urgently press the
employment of the scheme upon every
town and township organization in tho
territory.
Sixth-To use due diligence 10 col
icctiug the pledges made by indiyi-
duals and county, township. or city
organizations at the convention and TO
emplov whatever means are deemed
advi. able to augment the finances OF
this body
Scvcnth-To consider the advisable
ity OF organizing an Oklahoma chnu
tauqua assembly and II deemed eXpe
dent To take steps TO perfect such an
organization and properly incorporate
IT, &. n. QUEEN,
ANDREW WEnh
j. Il. PLATT,
T.. II. BUXTON,
J. D. NJ. BUCKNER,
Committee.
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chunk wood, Now, Lord the scheme
to capitalize the malta paper failed TO
materialize, Blclsok has nothing but
wind, pulliam has lost his pull, Joby
has boils on every hand, Allen and
Copeland have tried hard for Office and
failed, and Lord. here ] am, down TO
turnips. Paralyze Whitwam, Oh Lord.
who Is on my trail: get him drunk; get
him cut OF the territory. DO not
above all things, let the governor or
mayor appoint committee TO investi-
gate the files Of the Representative.
Confer all these blessings as set forth
upon me and ] promise you | viii
work hard To once more get my hand
ia en- the county printing. Amen,
Xfnaant
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Mr. and Mrs. j. o, Severns gave a
pleasant party Thursday night in
honor of Mr.. Severns' cousin, Miss
Nina Severns. The usual pastimes
were engaged in and nice refresh
ments were served. The guests were;
Misses May ind Lizzie Parsons, Pearl
and Ruby Jones, Matte Wood. Ka,e
Collar, Flora Finch, Stella Nlsby,
Nina Seyernsi Messis. Harry Painter,
Sam Wisby, Joe Deaf, chas billings
ley, Chas. Brewer, Chas. LauS, M
Platt Bert Maine.
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SPORTS ON sAlpHoARD.
Amusement Afforded to seafarers by the
tricks OF n Ventriioquist.

Amusement Afforded to scafarers bY the
tricks OF ventriloquist.
STEAMSHIP passengers frequently re-
sort tc practical jokes TO relieve the
monotony Of voya ges," said a retired
sea captain 10 a San Francisco Post
reporter recently. and while the pranks
as a rule. are perfectly harmless, they
sometimes have boomerang effect.
Three years ago we were crossing the
Atlantic and both the owners and my
self were exceedingly anxious to make
a speedy trip, as a rival liner had the
week before lowered the record held by
our company. en- the third day out
just about dusk, the cry OF Man over
boardr rang through the ship, and a
hurried investigation elected the in
formation that several Of the passen-
gers had heard a splash followed by
piteous appeals OF Help. help--save
mel The engines were stopped and the
steamer put about, a close watch be-
Ing kept meanwhile for the drowning
man. A half hour was spent In cruis-
ing about without results, and we start
ed on our journey under the belief that
the poor fellow had gone TO the bot
tom. The inquiry that followed proved
puzzling. No one was missing, and we
came to the conclusion that a stow
away had committed suicide. The next
day, however. an explanation came.
We had a ventriloquist aboard. In the
person of very smart young man, who
was too tlclSled over the success Of his
Joke TO keep the secret Then the
laugh was on him. AS he had
caused a serious DELAY and much an
noyance ] notified him that 1 had made
an official entrance OF the circumstance
on my log and the loss OF time. and
that on approaching shore ! would de-
tain him until a sufficient guarantee
had been put up that he would answer
In court to reply to demand for hnan-
| cial restitution. l talked OF $50, 900 be-
Ing the penalty under the government
mail contract. and it Is needless to say
he spent the balance OF the voyage on
tenter hooks. He disappeared before
we docked, leaving his baggage be-
! hind"
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AN AWFUL DILEMMA.
4 Society woman's Horrible Mistake aud
Mhat It Led To.

4 Society Womau's Horrible Mistake aud
what It Led To.
An appalling accident has befallen a
prominent society lady living on
Cleveland avenue. About three weeks
ago her husband purchased several
bottles Of Danderine in order to re-
move the increasing badness of his
head. In order to more readily apply
the fluid he emptied the bottles into a
pitcher. The following morning his
wife arose and going to the wash
stand, poured into the bowl quantity
of-what she thought was water, and
performed her usual facial ablutions.
She also washed her teeth in the stuff.
Upon discovering his wife's error the
husband roared, bought two more
fresh bottles OF Danderine and no more
was said Two weeks since the good
wife was horrified to find h lir growing
all over her face ard in her mouth.
The children had also washed in the
same fluid and hirsutcs also began to
tickle their features.
Yesterday the good wife, heavily
yelled, was taken TO a barber shop in
a closed carriage and shaved-hair six
inches long being removed from her
face. A big bunch of hair was also
cut out of her mouth. The woman had
suffered agonies and had been unable
to eat for tv enty days owing TO the
hairy growth. which began TO turn
and crawl down her throat. The
children, two boys, have long whis-
kers, and have been taken from school
The unhappy family will leave today
for st. Louis to have n specialist re-
move the hair by tho roots. This is
not Danderine advertisement, but q
simple statement given the Leader 10y
d 81,
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Menagerie Hons are treated to strange
and sometimes attractive spectacies
nowadays IN Paris the sarpentine
dance has been frequently performed in
the cages OF the supposed monarch Of
the desert exhibited at fairs AT Tai
line, In the Isere two BARRIERS and a
shoemaker entered a cage Of lions yes
terday. accompanied by the tanner In
order 10 win a wager. one Of the bar
bers sat down In a chair. was lathered
by his colleague and shaved by the
shoemaker. who welded the razor with
the most cOnsummate GOODNESS and skill
The trio were Enthusiastically ac-
claimed as they emerged from the cage
and won the wager--Paris letter to
London Telegraph
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Ar. MoIni,rs IIonsraled.

II seems grave mistake was made
10 the arrest OF Mr.. Cyrus Melntyre
on the charge Of being implicated IN
the Kimberly assault on Surveyor
White. MIR. Mcintyre was released BY
Prosecutor Huston as soon AS the mis.
take WIS discovered lie Is an honor
able. respectable farmer, aud knew
nothing Of the serape, let alone being
party 10 il. tf
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MILLINERY

At your own price. Mrs. A. p. Saun-
ders win close out tEe entire stock in
the next ninety days at wholesale
prices. Come early aud get your choice
from the finest assorted line of milli-
merry goods in the city.--Guthrie Milli'
merry Bazaar, lO7 Ok avenue. If
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Good advice; Never leave home on
a journey without bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by Lille & Co
prnRgists.
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Reward.

Twenty. y.dve dollars will be paid for
the return TO A. O. Nichols of Rem
mington bicycle No. l55ss No ques-
tions asked. lot
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Mrs A +. Grsseil and Mrs l. +.
kimball gave fashionable reception
yesterday afternoon az tie home Of
the former. on Washington avenue
Over la5 guests were received between
the hours of . aud G o'clock Tba
rainy weather did not deter the ladies
fron appeaiipg Ia their handsomest
gowns. The house was beautifully
decorated with evergreens, orchids
and chrysan.hemnms and presented
aR enchanting appearance. Delicious
Ices wero served. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-09

Have you seen any of our dyeing? II
gives satisfaction to all who have had
work done. Don't forget to send what
you have got TO Ms, and get low prices
and good work. Steam Lahndry,
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Elitor Leader:
on Lord, while thou art great, Ia
thy greatnesi thou shonldst know |
have but little use for thee; but now,
as the water melon season has
passed. the com mmissioners found me
out aad the lady wants her board bill,
on Lord where am at2 My friends
have not all forsakcn me, hut as my
friends are OF like persuasion with
me, they grab all the Doodle in sight,
and Lord, It has come 10 this that
while ! rise ia the morning thankful,
7 have 10 give thanks for turnips; at
noon praises for tnrnips, and at night
both praises and thanks tor turnips
Turn where win. it's tuTnips. Send
me. on Lord, another Titus to go my
security. Put me on the track OF an
other boarding house that | can work
for my able assistant lIickok. Only
give me half show aud believe that
yoa viii aceepts my past record as an
assurance that ! will do the boys In
great shape Now, Oh, Lord, / am
praying hard TO the Populists for
corn hay, Kafiir corn and Kailir corn
fodder but, Lord, the Populists seem
eth not to be there. Oh for a little
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Geese! Geese, Thousands of them
going south. Don't wait till the bliz-
zarq strikes yop before ordering som
ot-that MeAlester coal from n. j.
f Chcadle phone 6. If
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Lost-A bicycle bell between +, h.
Lilies drug store and jake Corbetts
residence. Finder please return TO
Lilies drug store and receive reward.
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Inn s,nn on nm

Having procured the services of Sig
nor Amietareo GREGG, the noted CHI c
cook, we are prepared today to serve
you with delicious dish of chile as
only au expert Mexican chile cook can
make it. In addition I'VE will serve
you with sandwiches OF schweitzer
cheese, Russian caviar, Norway sar-
dimes and Spitzbergen herring, aud all
such celicacies of the season Ken
lucky Liquor Co.
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Acts at once never fails One Min
ute Cough Cure. 4 remedy for asthma
aud that feverish condition which ae-
companies n severe cold. The only
harmless remedy that produces imme-
diate results.-C. X Renfro and +. B.
Iillin
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Cheapest millinery 10 town. Miss
Patterson has reduced the price on
every pattern hat in the house; also on
sailors. Has just received new lot at
easy rates.
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afflicted with scalp diseases, hair
falling out aud premature badness,
do not use grease or alcoholic prepara-
tions, but apply Halls Hair Renewer.
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We mean dirt in your vest. Let us
take IL out for you-won't come back,
for we use lots OF water. Price only
25 cents. Steam Laundry.
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Charles y. Noyes was held up and
rch5ed IN bis store at Arapahoe Wed
nrsday night bv three masked men,
who secured his watch and S25 worth
OF clothing
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DIR. Ignatz Mayer remain in Guthrie;
consult him about eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office over Bee Hive.
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j. sam Brown, manager of the elec-
trio light plant Is arranging 10 make
some extensive aud radical improve
ments In the local plant. Recent floods
have greatly impaired the machinery,
aud 10 is the Intention 20 build new
nouse and put Ia new and improved
machinery.
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l. Chrisen, the painter aud paper
hanger, Is here yet and ready To do
work very cheap- n
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A nice residence with stable end
water Mt reasonable price. Call at 9l0
North Division I'm
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II we don't distribute your lis you
don't have TO pay for them. Smith,
the bill distributor. lOst5
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l.. Chrisen, the reliable painter and
paper hanger, can be found at III N.
Fret street. All work guaranteed.
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APPOINTMENTS
Made at the Recent Meeting Held in Ard.
more

Made at the Recent Meeting Held in Ard.
more
The South NJ. T. conference at Ard
more adjourned yesterday. The fol
lowing Oklahoma appointments were
made: Oklahoma district, J. NJ. Gross.
presiding elder; Oklahoma City, Eb
Huffakea Edmond, w. r. Buck; Guth
rie station, ". d White; Guthrie prop
er. TO be supplied; ingalls,, w X Tuliyi
Saltwater station to be supplied: Te-
cumseh, and Shawnee, W Full; Choc-
taw City, G. + Ray: Perry. undccidedi :
Pleasant Valley, J c Fowler; Hencssey,
A Briggs: Yukon, W brewer; III
Reno. T. ID Cameron: Moore, ! w Jor-
dan: Keukok Falls, w w Brink; Enid,
to be supplied; Fort Reno, w d Long
g. l.. ;. q
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
Tuesday, October IL, at $3.50 p. I'M at
the residence Of Mrs. Ebright, 4l4 Z.
Springer.
Program.
Roll call
when and by whom settled and date
of admission
A study: House Of representatives,
I. how composed; 1, the three c1ndi-
tions OF eligibility; Ill. number OF
members; ~, how appointed; " by
whom, and when electid vi, how va
cancies are filed; VII, house powers.
/, legislation; q, concurrent; b. exclu-
stve; 2, iuquisatorial; 3, election; a.
house OF officers: b, president OF
United States.
Essay banking: Mrs. Ramsay.
LESSONS.
The growth OF the American nation
Chapters IN and y
Industrial evolution. Chapters MI
and MIL
Mrs. j. II. KEAToN,
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-09

Furnished rooms orrent at sos East
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