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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-10-30

Close connections at Greenwood for oil points Q
s. A. L. aud Z. & G. Railways, and Mt Atlanta to u
West.
For Rates and Schedules, apply to
RI. TODD. Travelling Passenger Agent,
725 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
WI. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
SCHOOLS IN DISREPUTE.

Da'E E-osais Acttuus 90 fbs Baaro - zee
esti-r so smfih's H-.lesl Gar
T1s good .l-s O. tts e-.r sehas-s q.
-'s-r e--p-1l asst ~ tae rasE. ta--
-11- proceed '1as zbl1h eha-aete-z-
ers-T Ieeftrr 1f lae board q e5ses-
t-1 a-1 t-s uou-Ien.al gal % VIA
-e1 /, Saith. who essays o. run tray-
"a t1Ss o- 55th teachers and D-r.ls
B-zr-s i1 tae lowest dives of TIE CITY
O. n5t 6g1a- those engaged in b. men
te-z g The 5lsrd. who use pistols.
zaires and sp'ttoo1s in giving emDha-
ses - ile-r val gar zuguzge. WhfIe
t-e hoard as q whole should be mob
-. Winfeld saith shouI5 BE- bgsnsed
lls,altar- TIE makes a rart of bfn-
t-f Ul=-e-=r occasion offer. and
sse-s 81 lave .-e =-t-e slLoo. ete-
-=-- 1-E1' ord Tas-e ls r- law
---E arg ts1--l- 10 .eaea music
10 t-z s--1-s. r-t 1=srte thls "a.
---- ----=s -vs-r s-1c-- lsa.te- i-
-s iT -- r1T s- 2 -o-t- t' bis wife
- --s- =s--s z-5 .1s- s-e= .-s-
-sa 7'=r rs -Fs 90 -e=re .-s.--e-
-z
E-tT s- 81 -a- -s5 q: the C=-.-a-
ar--- az -z.ss- -tz--- t.s-s---
E.as -llsg S.r -lz ~. 1o-z1t z cs--
IA -zss Ha7- Hs 7e-s-3.5- y o..
---s- -s- t-1z -as roo-- t-t Teacher
a---y Hrze-sr -3.z tze F---z -asr
-- ElT At-ls -zll1 fairy BED a.
t-= --o--- 49, i-rezle1e5 10 t-rou
Bzrcu=- o-- 70 tae wa1su. 81. the
tP--ey -s1-le- -a--z tas tsE z-s
-1- -z-a - a. ais wo-sl Sulta
VII .o1s lt'suPi . have B1sx1e-
-re4 t7t --t.z=rs r-l hzrrz hard lz
--t rsH nls- che .sss-l17 of s-.rv
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
PERRY POINTERS.

'aH'f G -sssr. Gsfs Tea Year. In rhe
pee Nsies aud rsrsauais
-,l. 81 tta IIl q I-a-a-
PEEzr De- l- james c. s5usra
c--r.e-s- ~ -zp= and l11est o1 bis
ca-za-=- vac -1-zy sentenced ia
lis--l1i e---t ,1 Ten rez-s ln the pen
q. L1.s.ry
TIE Ag-.-5.z E1-e'. conducted br
LEI- ord rl-lete.. Il t1e uost ror-
-ar -lst=l-y Fri tae cry Isis c.ean
ed -lr-l-rg a-- -s er. 9yiug . sp-ebcid
pzt-olays
D.-z Puusett the bid Jolly a1y s..
e 9s.za11z Clty
TIE lorg contested HoE.t rE Mott
e rCrce El.t wa cCncl u6e1 in coBrt
t11zy Gr Mofit was given a decree
ard so 4 IC1ta a. mony Uas yiren
i1z defendant Thls wzs h1tIy con-
tested ease z1d A r A. am found a
? z.ae .r t1e matter
F5reh Br1s Rgyzi saloon "a one Of
i-e 1Eztest resorts .u Perry This
z1c tle sE.o .oo- owned ~ Henry Frird-
lauder draw mach trade
The lr .uncticc sait sgzlnst pay.ng
ils tzE-s cane Up before Judge
b-erer Dol Perry yesterday. Although
tle ease Has rot 1ually decided the
.l1ge held thst the Injunction would
not Ile, Bot those parties paying their
taErs bad remedy ~ law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
TERRITORIAL sKETCHEs.


Ia1= auzy uola1. th5-t=d tas
rrll.r and aaat HD1.1 f9.lou
te ul-l cad mao a. che hack
rlF- ~ t.e z-c-er1- promptly It'd
Dtt-lt rr1rt rCrrsrss over ln
Ha-sf3r1 cr1ltT o. N1ufay. Dee
4tLE .--Ee hazer preceding TIE
y -E can u11 KILLED ore ~ bis Aztec
friends Dear lape soue mon ths ago
Nl probably ~ tired during the
term There "a some dgu5t over tha,
rzg a1c1t she uurder beiBg commit
FL or IsE4s .sDt- De- occurred Verg
1ear tfe slate zine and committee
Will probably - sent ~ ses whether
ihr ng took place 70 ihis county
~ .u Iezzs.
Charlie Kitchen "a one - tte mo..
p1pI ar brasemrl on the >aute g..
BE lives at Newton n0N and bis home
WAS g.adteued yesterday by the ad
Feu- ot bis first son. A. soon a. the
word was received along the line.
which % was a. the morning train
vent south yesterday morning the
railroad boys fairly rained telegr ams
n eGugraiulation and good wishes oa
lim. with all kinds % suggestions for
a name. Its care and training That
b0T caused almost az much attention
a. Do .l were heir 20 q throne, while
Charlie is without ioubt the happiest
papa In tre state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

A gentleman addressed the western
New York Horticultural society in the
interest q the construction % cold
storage rooms Tor neighborhood. This
system he thought would make the sup
ply for the market throughout the year
more equal 10 its demands. This CO.
operative prin ,iDle may be worked az
successfully in this section as in daily
ing. Speaking from personal eEperi-
ence. he said:
I have a building that I buils for
the storage Uf nursery stock and in
which have had apples stored all win.
ter. II is frost proof. built on heavy
stone wall a inches thick. and feet
high. On this wall were set up PA
scantling. these we're Eheatled with
inch heml0ck. then covered with tarrcI
building paper then furred out with
strips four inches deep AID again COW
cred az before. until the wall hzs three
air spaces. the roof ls constructed in
the same way 10 protect against frost:
light and ventilation come from two
rows Of windows al the top: the roof Is
gravel. the outside Is covered with
novelty siding; the building has double
or Two sets OF doors st each end. and z
driveway through the center. IL is
painted inside and out; IL is 100 feet
long By 80 feet wjue. the whole cost
was g. 400 and Il would afford storage
for il. 90 barrels. the atmosphere Is
the same inside as out only that the
building is frost proof and can be run
in the winter months with a variation
OF not over L degrees; there IS no smell
II a cellar whatever and stock always
Seeps perfectly.
such a house, or e better one in a
neignbosh5cd would pay four years on.
Of FIVE al least CO cents q barre. c-r,
all costs Of labor FOR handling so-t.--
Insurance. etc.
Another member said De had r---
FOR a house for his private c1avenienee.
He was about TO build a frame sl1e1
with a wall q about IS inches. Shall
stud up on the side ana have a two.
story building. but use cauhraI roof
for tie second story. shall board wt-b
rough heulocE 1r studliug pauar that
nd furr ID up. This viii give three sf-
chambers and four thickness. Double
windows and close-fuing shutters with
Gu air space double shut-ers. He VIII
leave small holes from the wall under
the sills on either side and put in ce-
ment FOR the lower floor. He viii have
the air chambers below the SIN iu case
he wants 20 scrub the floor OF leave
them open AT night and close mp QcIck.
He will have holes through the upper
doors for the circulation Of air. and two
yentilatOrs through the top. With
proper circulation such a house will be
frost p-oof in winter and cool in sum.
mer.-EX.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

TIE sharp kee! o. some fast steamer
recently cHt in tao the telegraph cable
conn a-tilg Philadelphia with Camden.
since that timf teiegrams have had TO
70 by other and longer says 10 Camden
and other NeE Jersey points. The
cable. vhich has just been prepared.
is made uD q many dozen wires and
is iaid directly over The site Of Wind
mill Island. The vessel which cur tho
cable struck a shOal spot where the
cable lay. and severed every wire IN
tEo. the ends drifting up AID down
the river with the tides. The hardest
part Of the work o. repair was 10 find
the ends and hold them together until
the splice was made. To do this IL was
necessary 10 anchor a barge in the river
while the work vas being done. The
cable Is nOs In good working order
again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
RLoomERs AND sIsLF.
M oa,l.n r1na. ma, deuteronomy 70

Mr.. Cailin FInds That Deuteronomy FOR
bids Women to Wear Trousers.
New York Sun. James Catlin. lead
Ing member Of the Grace Methodist
Church in Tonneie avenue. Jersey City.
made an address on Sunday condemn
ing women who wear boomers. He
said that bloomers were an ab-lina-
ton in the sight Of God and man. and
that the wearing Of them was a direct
violation of the commands OF the Al
mighty. NJ. Catlin quoted scripture in
support Of his opinion. He read from
Deuteronomy. chapter p. verse 8.
The woman shall not wear that
which pertains 10 a man. neither shall
. nan put On a womau's garment. for
al that DO 50 are abomination unto the
Lord thy Gcd."
That" said Mr. Cauin. "Is enough to
condemn sll the women. young and old.
who ride 20 and down the street with
trousers o.
NJ. Cztliu's remarks created a ssnsa-
tion. as many Of the young women who
attend the church are bicyclis,s. al
though. 60 Far as is known, none Of
them wears bi01uers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
RIGHT N Bulls TEETH
PEEsf DENr CLEVELAND t-uz S
DEFIANCE
uHnD IVN uyaH l0Ei
ir - Rsnsrrsaa Mt-rsr ar.r aaaas b.
tas Nau-us uss-rar.s ~ r Esa-s -.
r. srr e. Ea-t Eurr -rasusaar-s u-~-
-fmusHats ttss q a1s1st1stra.rr e-n
Ciaull.assa ra Araaf-n-s
sac T-rrrfrs

l -a11a-
asE-sa-1E Ea-- ---Ir -estsrs
l75lT Pres 5s-1 Csrs-n-s -s--r--s
q -1-'1sia-- 60 E-Hls E-1a---s e-a--
tli -ts E--ras 1az-ae als n--n.s
t-s c'-s -f -ts-u1t era -au. n-s
-lt Us 11s 90 tts -e-sl-r
is-r-51-T -sr-ta W1-s Te-sr1s. /.
81 a. aH--T BE- Fisz tts p--s sif sas
-t-1sss- ft sas -al-ta-rs h--
1-ss=-t t----1Ee -te L-tss States IS
-'7z-- 20 see ttzs hsr c-slus a-s re-
f-ss--a- 2, % F--rss. CO srz-i-1iil.-. b.
t. Hs t1I1-ss-- rHa1zzs-5s tts t--
-'-.1--E-i cf e1zmaa1- fo- che
r--r-se C -stsruiuirE she t1st-ess
-t sac te-sr-e- az position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

The Logan County Agricultural and
HosticuItural s5c.eties Will boIs iheir
a1nuaI meeting on saturday, uecem-
b-r - e p. 20. a. the 90. e ~ the
Home Field ard Forum. The Okla
homa Poultry association viii also
hold meeting during the afternoon
a. the sane place.
W 81 Mc-oY. sec'y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
PENNY INDICTED.

Held For Faise swearing Do q Perry
Tounsite Case
Hon Elisha Penny, well known iu
Guthrie, has been inflicted By the
grand j1ry for false swearing before
Towusile Board 40 = o. Perry. Mr.
Penny had lot contest before said
board with =. J. Case. sam Felner and
: = Richardson. aod ID IS said he
swore falsely before the board 10 win
bis case and alter said swearing his
evidence did not justify him having a
deed 10 the lst Mr Penny IS well
known 10 Guthrie and bis arraignment
will eau sensation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
LIFE SENTENCE
Fer Wee Adkins, ABrdsrsr % Mrs. Mitch
Ell a. ChoctaE Ctty

Ell ~ thoeias tttg
The Wee" Adkins jury returned a
rerdit yesterday a. noon % guilty
with the penalty dzed a. inprison
nent for lie The jury retired o.
deli berate upon a verdict ats o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon and remained
out Until sunday noon, period Of a.
most four days
The crime Tor which Adkins stands
convicted Is the murder u Mrs. Mitch
ell. near her home 10 ChoetaE town
ship 10 July last She was murdered
about Q q clock 10 the evening while
returning home from Nan Winters.
a half mile distant She was killed
by blow from b.udgcon, and the
testimony q the examining physL
clans was that she had not been raw
isaed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

The best sa!ge in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, salt rheum. fever sores,
chapped hands, letter. ulcers, chill
biains. c0rus. aud al skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. IL j. guaranteed 70 give
perfe tsatisfactlOu or money refunded
Piice IS cents re- box. For sale By
seaLOnian Drug 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Indsn tnepufaEsd nuuG FoiticiaHsa
Governor TIlden believed in eneour-
aging the aspirations o. young men
wlth a taste for political life. and IN
according 90 them all the opportunities
for honorable party service and dis.
tlnctloa that could be put in their wav
Every man was 20 b. used. and 70 ~
given employment. as far as possible
that would be congenial 10 him. The
party that adopts aud follows a theory
o. politics like this viii make boss,
impossible. and adherence tS zach n
reasonable theory viii add to rather
than diminish the number of members
r. its conventions conspicuous for ehax-
hcter and worthy Of conhdenss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
Hoods Pills ss.ss = 1'ssss5ss,, s...sss.. "a e
PIINE-LEONARD NUPTIALS
TO Re s3ismuirsd ~ TRINITY EPisoopsl
Ghurrh


Tee marriage of Miss Any Helen.
ds--hte- % NJ ana Mrs vesder p.
Paine a7i Mr Herbert y. Leonard.
riIl take ulzee g. uoor. Mondar. Dec.
-5. a. Tr-. ity church. The church viii
De handsome, - decorated FOR the oc-
els-1n ard lhe affair RtiI b. al aus
p.e.11s social event TIE brlie's at
te7sants VIII BE- her sisters. Misses
Sadie. Alice and EHie Paine. while the
lshers viii BE- Messrs Joseph Deal.
Carl Hav ghors. Geo Paine and Harry
Painter Bishop Brooke viii perform
the ceremony, assisted By Rector
Nichoias Mrs. Grissell -ill preside al
the organ, and previous 70 the wed
ding march q solo viii be sung By
Mrs. Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
he First Thing
To Remember

I am ir business % make money.
H1t : don't expect 20 get rleh this
year or next / 60 on these principles:
Make mans clothes it perfectly
Give him cloth little better than
you tell him 10 is.
Dou.tpat the price any higher than
10 ouEH. 90 be-
The best part of this plan is that
your customer comes back every time
he wants clothes, and sends his friends
ar7und, too That is the way I hope
% make money.
George IL. Willis,
The Tailor,
IO5
oklahoma
AYenne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
attention MUSICIANS

Vow is the time 20 have your pianos
and o-Ears tuned and repaired for the
winter festivities ~ your home tuner.
Prices r-a as1uaole. to suit the Tunes,
and work warranted second 10 none.
Bring in your old laid away guitars
and yio'lus and have them repaired,
ae e1nsted- and put in first class order
Your gUitar can be tuned 10 concert
pitcl. 10 more bridges pulled OF,
tae tone greatly improved. and made
better every way, bv applying the ia
test Improvements. New musical goods
furnished az the lowest prices obtain
able Cali or write. Orders can be
ieit with C. W. White, the Jeweler.
Prof. C. {. Richardson,
M Mashin-trr Are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

A. NoOdw sam Marshall and
Mr> John Robinson, Proprietress Of a
.odging house were fatally shot by
william Mcneil, who walked ia upon
his wife and Marshall at the odging
house The shooting OF the landlady
vas accidental MeNeil escaped
Marshall was indicted last week for
adultery with Mrs McNenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

A free dinner for the poor viii be
given hy the Salvation Army, a. their
nall. o. CHRISTMAS This o. a laudable
undertaking 10 which al who are able
should assist Provisions % any kind,
or cash c0ntri buttons will be thank
fuliy received a. the officers quarters,
Zl6 Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
oKLAHoEA TEACHERS.


- N-ss t- C.usertt.- lr f.ss err Ct-a'--
-aas Ds1 rhls F--Ersu-
Ie --ae-t rear u w u e.
Glr $3.50 ere 1f tle E1st -u1--
tart as-rsrls SO t11t .1s t.ss- as-s 70
L1e e-- tarr -r--r i-s rla- tus-rs
uo1tss 0- D=- o. G. C a. o. u
- BED lts .srrt1-a. te1-ts-s Ess1-
rt.r a.. gag f--1 P-rae-s i-s.
el-5-. q r-1sl every -el-er - sac
ass9-af..1 -ll - l- 1t.e-sa-ee- Ths
- ae1 u t.e Ceat-l.
reh1a sr efs-7. .a-r 11ss1 u -
1ee - 1ea. cr 7srs ar1 n.s-1 tsrs 30
enter.1a visitors l- program a.
rzrre fa- tae -est-n1 IL Interest," ~
a.s sll-zees every tcpi- e ps-zi e.
lnterett 81 t-ae1ert. Tasre are-5 pe0-
pc o. tza proz-al. every ole q whom
have .sll1e8 the.- ir.entioa q being
pree1L
TIE featzres r. t5s meeting VIE b
che deelalato~F E1l o-aloriez. err
tests Ile azttory e setNasz
the cltg azs s11,,.-s. l-1 she 1-1.1-F
f.e.we-- .e--s--a --t. .1.--s T.s
pr1vr1- a a. r1-~s
E1s-
G1roea--1--- --Esr d p a. 1iEE1a-
- =. e1E---. l-t.t-z
Nlsc
Altrest q re- c-us- HL-'-~ hL--
- Blt1~e
Eet a3ase-- --s-ri .1-a au-,s--I.s
feui Z q ls-sro1- = As1l-
ADnuzl a1c-ess-.u : 11gL Pre-
at -eff-l1 very
r.--.~., 49, H.. 81
pE eLs'A
sier -- i1-7-t l1@' ~ o.
--fr 'af ~ ~
re
D i-%-f t--f
1oo 'fgt-rir r @-T11-
rai rae --l 70
y East- tlf.-r ---.-e-t 1irE E-s--'
trtg. Al-E ar~F- = A
-71c-li eiiJ t-S-'. 30. p .
~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Deputies John Hale ana Ia Kelley
left yesterday for Lansing penitentia ary
Nith the following prisoners. Bill
January, POstofice robbery; W. l.
Kirk. postOaiee robbery; ". z Phil
lips, Is months for pension frauds.
Henry Rush. 10 months for COULTER.
feiting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

capt Jack Crawford the celebrated
scout will lecture at the opera house
Jan :. This 10 the opening event in
series Of entertainments 10 be given
By the Lzdi s guild 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Prof A II Keo bier. % the Wichita
Business College has accepted a posi-
ZION AZ pUuc.pa. q the actual business
department and Instructor 10 penman-
ship % the Capital City Business Col o.
.eye and w-l. assume his duties the
first q the yea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Here ! ain with another car OF that
d cAlester nut coal S. 80 per ton de-
llEeTed.-N. + Cheadle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Embroidered silk handkerchiefs AT
Gray's from I0c 10 s.. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

hangoes and German dill pickles
gast received a. GOode g. Nutter's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Or. lgnatz Mayors Office hours will
hereafter be from 10 a. IN TO l9 m.
and l;s0 p M 70 s. p. m. SUNDAYS.
from 10 a m. TO II an.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

.
speed -E trH days -- lt- rsg
san Lee cta--a5 81 ia a--fs fs-r. vas
t1ssr t1 Perry Tester-ar g lrlaL
Mrs. n A Cl-k won lLs pafntisr
li Billings Ho-l Oz.a less rFb:
F-a1x A-ders1u 80 81 T. willis
cane over from Caar1 .s- yesterday.
Secretary Lose has moved 20 the
ho-se a. tl= corner 20 Bf1a1 ard Ti-
Osare Tribe. 80. al O. R.M- met
lass evening ard took in several new
mem oe-s.
Mrs. Wm- a. Grueberis confined 70
tec vjth sickness. Or. Chas smith
IS attending Ser.
T. J. Owens chairman of the KAY
county board ~ conn issioners. was in
the city yesterday.
Misses Aver. and UIau arrived from
Chandler yesterday % attend 81
Ioseph's academy.
Al ornamental lamp. hand paiutei
~ Mrs. D. {, Mckay. is on rafie At
wallace & Miller
v-r.- r.-.. ,s r----- -
-.tT yesterday buTing Sour OF the
42--.on Milling Co.
IN 49, -7-------
-o"1 parry ~ Perry people Tor Che
h- ~ 5a. uzsg1e-
q s Russell r. =. Loufs D 2. sol
-. ..- ~'---
z o Ursxerar. ~ OrIsF-rz c-.-
-.. - eng ye-lereay
g-r g TT T---- ana -ra --. t-
tie el.r. E=r. I.-.-.- ..ss =. r-- -.--,.
castor - ~ E--..-. s-.---
8e- H--e--- ------7 ma. Arrest.
Il -.e-s-f.- .t.-...f --..-
ste1 s-s. - -rrt-.-. f--- IL d
L --
+. 49, - - =, - =.
t-s. r-.el ---s- -r. sr-t- go
.s bright a-.r -..re- 49,. .... ,.i- ~,
q. u l-Lz -e1. who has been living
~ Che Royal fo- several u c1ths. has
e-s--s ----a-
I~. LE-zfz EaTe- t-t1-1af yesterday
from >. Reno where o. va. allied a.
zu lrsz1 ~ errsr. .1 csc uarder case
Cf sans z-l rars Ear car. aged -
Mrs. Leonard. mother 1t Bert Leon
zz-- arrived yesterday from Buriuy
to1. Iowa o. -z.t rer f8u- SIZE Wiz
remain l1t. after lls Leonard Pane
1uptizls
4 -ef--iFe noe al tl= Farmers hC-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

A bout hf,y melcn growers Of Law
RE township met at the Con school
house Monday night ard organized
the Lawrie Melon Growers Assoeia.
ton, with-J. A. Fa;qlharson. pre>i-
dent; j. a. May, secretary, aud Thos.
McNally, treasurer. The association
will plant sufficient acreage Of melons
20 ship one thousand car loads from
LawI.e station, provided the railroad
company will offer reasonable encour-
agement in freight rates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

The council Of oklahoma City fred
Chief of Police Boles Yesterday. on
grounds Of crooked work in cfi.e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Guthrie Lodge A. r. s. A. Il. No. Z
elected tle fylOwiug officers last
nl. hi- - D0une.Iy, W. n FL Cork
ms 5. W. David Hetsch. j. 81, O.. c
Gnss, treasurer. a. A. Ardery, secrs-
tary. Installation viii take place the
=7tn inst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

4. g. NhitWam received word from
Wash ngtou Yesterday that his pen
sion claim. which has been hanging
1re f0r lg years. has been allowed.
- hlt w.ll receive si.-1J back paw.
Naturally, be r. happy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Secretary Lose has moved 20 the
11-ae ~ ta= conner 20 Broad ard Vi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18
Prof. c {. Richardson,

15 Washington Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-18

Mrs Wm- e. Gr1eber ia confined 70
1ec yith E1ess Dr. Chas smith
IS attending ser
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30
The Question at Stake.

The issue to be settled next Tues
day is in no sense political one al
though the supporters of the demo-
cratic ticket have tried to make it such.
1t is admitted by all who have inves-
tigated the subject that by careful
management and small outlay of
money the water works can be put in
condition, not only to furnish ade-
quate protection in case of fire, but to
pay a revenue to the city above run
ming expenses by furnishing artesian
water to all who wish to use it. The
candidates nominated by the citizens
convention and endorsed by the re-
publicans are pledged to this policy,
and their well known ability and in
tegrity in business affairs Is guar
antee that it will be carried out. The
announced intentions of the opposi-
ton is to either turn over the water
works to private parties or else let
them run, as they have been, at a
large expense and never furnishing
water when most needed.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-30

The taxpa! er on the gang ticket
must feel very lonesome and he
squirmed awful hard when he saw
the company he was expected to run
in. It's the second time he has been
forced to carry whole ticket, and
he IS afraid he won't succeed.