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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
We RGENNES.

Miss Esther Curtis of Saratoga is
guest OF Mrs. j. G.. Illndes.
DR.. Taggart of Burlington has bought
the w. j. Thompson place for $1,000.
Mrs. :. A. Blanchard of Nicholville,
\. Y, is guest of her son, II. A..
Blanchard, and family.
Hosea b. Field of Providence, Il. l..
is visiting relatives in Ferrsburgh and
Nergennes.
Mr.. Lyon of Waterbury was que It
last week of his sou-in-law. States At
torney f. l.. Fish, and family.
Revival meetings are to be held each
evening of this week at the Method It
church, Mrs. Delevan having charge.
The regular monthly meeting of Dor
chester lodge. No. |, was largely at
tended at Masonic hall Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Il. 5. Underwood preached at the
congregational church on Sunday and
Rev. Il, IL. Cantwell at the Baptist
church.
Erwin c. Gulley of Addison has r.
ceived the appointment of deputy col
lector for "Uncle Sam and will he
stationed at Rchford.
The Vergennes Athletic club is now a
fCll-ledged affair and will probably he
ready at AN early day TO furnish all
round boxers and athletes.
The shade-roller works were shut
down two days last week for repairs OF
the water wheel. and the horSc-nail
works closed Monday for taking stock.
Rev. J. j. Noe, presiding elder of the
Burlington district, olliciated at the
quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church on Sunday at II o'clock and at
Ferrisburgh Center at 30 p. m.
saturday, market day, farmers got Is
to 20 cents II pound for best dairy butter
p cents Il dozen for fresh eggs. 10 10 II
centsa pound for dressed poultry. Il
cents "A buShel for potatoes and s. to ST.
a ton for hay
IGeorge w. Porter. aged Sc years
: dicd Friday morning last at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Austin L. Booth. il
Ferrishurgh. One other daug liter. Mrs
William Bard. ana one sou, George w
Porter. Jr., survive him. The funera
was on sunday at the house. =
Charles y. McCuen, W. H. Botsford
George II. Stone and b. F. Bristol
freshmen at Middlebury college; i. X
Goss and W. G.. s. Ross of the t. V
NJ. Burlington; Miss Mary A. Go>S o
the Pratt institute AT Brooklyn. and Mis-
Maud +. Field of the Randolph norma
school all had turkey at their NergenEe
homes Thanksgiving day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
EAST MlDCtEBuRY.

Mrs. Jas. Severance is visiting friends
in Meudon.
Albert English has returned from
Woodstock.
Mrs. Lunar HYDE has returned from
visit to her daughter in Shelburn.
several from here attended the dis
trict union of Good Templars in Brandon
on Wednesday.
The 18th anniversary of Cold Spring
lodge, L. o. G.. T.. will be observed by
the members at their hall tomorrow
night.
Tie village school began here Mon
day with O. j. Sawyer of East Temple
ton. Mass, and stephen Dorsey of Mid
dlehurV aS teachers.
The remains of w j. Chapman, son Of
Charles Chapman of this place, were
brought here Saturday from Ncrgeunes.
and the funeral services. conducted by
Rcv.C. !. Leonard. were held at the
Methodist church, of which he was "a
member He was - years old, AN mp
light. industrious young man. respected
by everybody. He was IA member born
Of the Epworth league aud the Good
Tcmplar~, by whom the burial service
was conducted.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
WEST CORNWALL.

More snow is needed. The roads are
very rough.
Miss Cora Bingham is on the sick list
She has been i'll for several days.
School in district No. began on Mon
day morning. Miss Anna NJ. Bingham
is the teacher.
Miss Ida Flanders of Pittsford spent
Thanksgiving with her grandparents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar sanford.
II. G. Bingham, wife aud daughter
Cora spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. L. l.. Stowe, in Bur
lingtOn.
The MANY old friends of DR.. NJ. d..
Smith of Middlebury hear with regret
of his departure for South Africa. yet
wish him success in his venture.
The aucrion at the Dean farm was
quite well attended and goods sold we'll
considering the financial status of the
country and the Indictment weather.
John Sperry has the agency for "No
Dust, a preparation for floors said to be
ahead of paints or oils. He has already
done considerable work which gives
good satisfaction.
Miss Grace Lee has received "A letter
from Miss Tessie Burke, saving she vas
alive and well. 1t was feared she was
the lady who fell from her wheel aud
was killed at Fair Haven.
Miss Frances +. Townsley will preach
in the Baptist church in this place next
Sunday at IL o'clock. She was mere
several years ago and held series of
meetings, and Will be pleasantly rcmem-
bered by all who heard her.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06

The whist club meets at the Partch
House on Saturday evening of each
week.
A. Bradley, who has been confined to
the house by Illness, is able to be out
again.
II. G.. IIathorn and wife of Buring-
ton were guests OF G. +. Hathorn
Thanksgiving.
Clinton II. COnant, who has one of the
finest places in town. talks ola sio,
new barn and other improvements.
Miss Mabel Brooks, teacher il the
graded school at Brandon. spent Thanks
giving with her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Cad
well.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06

r. +. Towner was home for Thanks
giving.
Miss Kate Bingham has gone to Fort
Edward.
Arthur Broollins of Albany was home
Vast week.
Mr. +. Ray of Poultney was in town
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Smith have leased
their farm and are to return to Med
field, Mass.
Jonathan Russell, while hunting in
the Northrup woods one day last week
shot young lynx.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06

Mrs. ). A. Taylor arrived in town
Saturday on "a visit to friends.
Robert SwningtOn, cadet at North.
field military academy, spent Thanks
giving at his home here.
Merrill White. who was injured by
being knocked down and run over bv
the tender of an engine, is failing slowly.
Roscoe Sawyer's stock and farming
tools were sold at public auction Nov.
II. He has sold his farm to Austin
Johnson and expects to leave town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
| Vol. Tx
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intOxcant,
but acts is a tonic and Alternative 1t
acts mildly on The stomach aud bowels,
adding strength aud giving tone to the
organs. thereby aiding nature in the
performance of the functions. Electric
Bitlers is an excellent appetizer ana aids
digestion. Old people find it just eX-
actly what they need. Price fifty cents
per bottle at W. II. Shcidon's drug store
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
WEYRRipoE.

II. II. IIurlburt was in town over Sun
day,
Mrs. Chas. Sturtevant Is recovering
from "A protracted Illness.
s. 5. Wright celebrated his birthday
on Wednesday by inviting large mum
her of old friends aud acqauaintauces to
dinner.
Mrs. Kittell will occupy rooms at viii
Hairs this winter. She is accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Palmer, and
family.
The very large gathering of our citi-
zens at the funeral of Joseph Cenate on
Thursday testified to his standing. He
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
WEST ShIISaIIRY.

Hon. Walter +. Howard of Middeburv
will lecture at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening, bee. II; subject,
"rhc Ideal Man" 'Thi, is the second
lecture in the course arranged by Union
lodge, L. O. G. II. Prof. Howard is one
of the most entertaining speakers IN Yer
mont. and should be greeted by full
house. Admission, - cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
CORNWALL.

Another heavy rain fell on Monday,
ending with an inch of snow and another
cold wave.
Mrs. j. \. EaSton has returned home
after three months absence visiting
her sister and children.
Mr. Weston had the misfortune to
lose one Of his gray span last week.
He was ploughIng and one of the team
fell dead.
Simeon Rockwell celebrated his S0th
birthday by Il gathering of his relatives
and some of his old friends at his home
Nov. u. a pleasant time was enjoyed
by all
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-06
county 31ews.
BRIDPORT.

BRlDPORI.
c. l.. LaBnuf of Vergennes was in
town on Tuesday.
An infant child of John Begor was
buried on Sunday.
Misses LOttie and Cora Kingsland were
home from CastIeton recently.
DR.. II. l.. Townsend spent Thanks
giving in Montpelier and its vicinity.
Wallace Norton of Michigan has re-
Gently been visiting relatives in town.
Bryant Wilcox of the college was at
f. 4. Williams the early part of the
week.
J.. G. Dresser of Gardiner, Mass, has
been in town this week and bought a car
load of cows.
I'll. Parrish. who has been visiting his
relatives here, returned to Medfield,
Mass. ON Saturday.
Il. /. Hemenway has been i'm Boston
since the early part of last week. He
went down with horses.
Miss Nellie p. Packard of Madrid, n.
Y, is engaged rs private teacher in the
family of +. W. Fletcher.
Our schools opened for the winter
term on Monday with the same teachers
as lat term and full attendance of
pupils.
:. 4. Walker is on duty at d, cemher
court rs grand Juror. H. H. Williams,
who was drawn As petit Juror. was ex-
cuscd because of his teaching school. ~
Paris f. Prcble. aged G3, of whose illN
ness with paralysis we have made mem
ton, died on Thursday. Nov. Is. The
funeral was attend from the late resi-
dence of the deceased ON Saturday. Nov.
30, Rev. W. y. Bacon officiating. The
intermcnt was in Shoreham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

Rev Joel A, BARKER of Nebraska,
who ably filled the First Me nodl>t
pulpit last sunday morning v.l de.
liver free lecture next Tuesday even.
ing, April %, at the First NJ f. church,
The state journal ma, the t...oVmg
to say Of his lecture.
Rev Joel A BARKER, OF Ia,le City,
le,turcd al Grace NJ r. q, arch last
evening on "Rral rs. the lcal The
speaker strongly con .mucd the
dreamer, who persist iu undertaking
the achievements of tod3. and byut-
tljug the pr, sent br col garrison with
the past The lecturer ylouuyutiy
pointed the auditor, 90 l.c value of
the pJc,rut and the mob, worth of
real manhood, rtal love .r real bat
tlr against the evils of .uy There
were many expression, % appreciation
aud thanks The Ir,tu-. i~ stamped
a., worthy the tAough,m. attention of
am who uad the pr.N'yg of hearing
tbr ialvu,cI and uh.c dN uc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
CRACkSNEN.
They Relieve the South Omaha
POST ONCE ofs5,OOO
FATHER kiRNINSM Is ARRESTED.
1... I..s. end Gentiraian and Twelve afsm-
her. 81 ~ Pants thur.bat Omaht
fh--ssd uifb Nr.on Iigbt
vith train Ihis,r-.

ONtuA Ncb. April Tuo south
Omaha pot office Ha- robbed OF DJJ
sunday night bt rraea-mru The
work was not discovered until ycsjcr.
dat n was au ideal night for the
robbery. because the rain kept people
OF thc streets hole e.. lar.c as "a
lead pencil wat bored in tl- combina-
tiou lpcIl just aboyc tIc knob.
THE f-mblcr- were then turned
until the safe ua, unlocked
1Hc Nppdcn drawer. where the
registered letters. money order. and
cash wore kept we're taken out and
carried away stamp iu tbc.nfr were
also token. The outer door Of the
vault in the basement wae opened in
thc same way hui the knobs on THE
inner dupr- were lsuocacd uH with 90
.Icdgc hammer ln this vault was
s.. ,op worth of stamps The thieves
tumhlci these bundle. abput. but did
not tato auy. evidently they were
searching for money
rNturH KtHNN.N N rIu.oN
pN,nA. Nch. NpriI g Father kar-
m,u.I AMI twelve member. of the ST.
lnul- Catholic church were arrested
laei night charged with burning that
church building last week The first
warrant was served on Priest Kar.
minrh AZ the time Of hi. arrest
karminsld was in hi. room at the CpI-
ouad" hotel lie seemed 90 bc consider.
ably surprised hut made no obicc' ION
tu going to iail. II b. alleged that
There are 20 large number of ,yitur .c.
Whu. will swear that the fire wa. first
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

1,ag.- Gar s1I AIf-ed sYa. ard
.tI.u .Y murder Ired hoffman. n'.
f.I -'ah. comm .rr- of Wood
.H.fr ..Y ra. HaI draI 1a h.f
.a m-tg Yma tue ago.
..t.. ar-e.f petfJYHn
es. TsafY IomlHaal.
U.t aug ..po..lnn a.ta
ne parties charged
a..Hm
Deputy United state. Marshal r. s.
E.t 500 ttte HIes Sweeney. aho
tIaI Ja.. paeuI. 100 hr D.sgc comm
.r. Ia.t fa.L tppaapee t9iay FOO ar.
.sef ty tu. above charge -ncDney
claims pU.nH ta. no, ultimate With
H.. a.fe. aHpI.a haf blood Osage in
.Ita suuaH.
U-p.ig Frank '.earau came up from
OHa0yma r,y yesterday silh fvo
pf.o1ru .r iue federal Jail. te,
nh..sg men anI fhrrr men fYr intro
Iu"Dy stolen s'ar., into t1c Indian
country and aII .en'rp.rd d, .lz month.
In f.. ba.fIr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
TRICKED BY FOOLS
ih' Oklahoma 'iii idrh oflu Apui r"oi
.iotr fniuf, - 800 &, fortunate

thr OIiaboun ca, idrh ~ Apui r"of
"ioho tniu,, toan a. fortunate
eomr of thc smart A0c.andcr- iu Oh
iabom1 riiy have very quaint con.
erption of % IYl.r on April Pools Day
Here ia 70 sample a. related Bog rhc
STAR
WA. stanley Nas arrested sunday
night for carrying concealed weapons,
and thereby haugH tale The said
stanley had Iuat been released from %
sentence Of iD- day 900 thc o. s.. jain
at Guthrie for introducing liquor into
thc Indian country. stanley had nu
ldol that tho job of deputy marshal
aah % funp and concluded lhat ho
would rnlyy ouch position Accord
iugly Boo applied tur Hlib.tIuu us
po.arunu and the uhIIyug mnuhnlr
Immediately concerted 30 .rhrmy tu uc
noumodutr tbp would Doe marshal
They April fooled thr fellow int,
tuIuliup thal hr bad been drputil.d
uud told BIN Goo hold himself in rcudi
ur. to pp %. pua.nmuu ip arrest rum,
train rlbbra THE aunltrr hit got u
ylod big gun uu1 proceeded tY Initiate
thf marHhnIr 10y ptHd'ur iuo r'rci
luohIup ilI,r o. Nnihiup ur.ruul one ul
tho city police .tW hurnu lim Iu aud
yesterday morning Judge luiy u.
.yH1ud % lluo OF s'.. 1br fellow IIdui
have u rou aud now hu'duu u posi-
iuu uu 'hccitY uhb,u Puun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
PERRY IS DEMOCRATIC.

:. Holland. Dsmptfaf. Def"ats Pan.
,..sf fYf 'iayof t.unsii D'mo'rstt'
Special IY fI. i.ad.I
flmt April Democrats aud Pop.
u..ft. %. citizens ticket carried Ferry
today with major.t.rs ranging from
for y to ono hundred.
q g. Holland, Democrat. defeated j
D. ranrpa.t Republican, FOR mayor
DG ng.r 600 mai,uiy
UaIfof thc Ticket elected is Demo.
cratic ana Ha|f ropulift
1ur rIty council will Boz composed of
Democrats ropuIi.r and 3 Ecpub-
IIrau.
lbr Democrats arc celebrating to-
night Iu great shape
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
BRAVE NAN
~. lum M,stc,son something ct ui,
litr

Nps Ium Mastc,sou something ot uis
litr.
Tine remains of Deputy United
etatc- Marshal Jim Ma-trr,ou, who
dlru Monday night of rpwyh cop,ump.
tlou. were shipped 60 Wichita yc>tcr
daN loJ burial The deceased was a.
ycar. ot age and Wa, considered one of
thv hra,c,t mcn u Marshal Mis-, scr-
,lyy llc served %, marshall of Dodge
Guy boa the early day, of that town aud
WAS a vvIlbuuNu figure m ih, Cripple
'urvh h'ow During thc Ingalls, out-
l,V battle. llm was m tbe th,ykc,t Of
lhc tray. llv.Oas "a brother ut Bat
Maetyreru, known all over the west
aud WAS Nud hearted and true Ills
dyatn was >uJJ,u oud l- widely
muuruyj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
OVER IHE TERRITORY.
Hsp. .nb Ni.hsp. o. Ati..en. ,..I,. s.
InHn..

nsp. .ni Ni.hsp. o. A1i.,sn. ,..I.. ,ad
Tonn..
Os ahoma i- .-.. uu.e .tel- Of
sma .puN 1h- Woa'er- near Moore
have recovered
j. O. EFars OF D-frle aud Dr. BaJb
~ iOmstead. pos up a. Cd NatouZa
hotel the ot.nr uigHt Ina spirit OF
fun BabD pu.Ied the cover Df Esl.-
and tIe latter enr8ged rra...h t.r
bis gUn and fired on Babb kaug a.u
Evans then tried so get a.a. auf
doing 80 wa shot ~ i.- Jy sheriff
Wilson once Zoo the check end once %
The leg equedty he was lo .-.I II.
The sheriff has pla ed guard ar0ui
the jail fearing that E.ans wiII D-
lynchcd Oy the enragcd pJpuIace.
Jim Patterson, deaf mute living
near Ardmore. committed suicide be-
cause he was Tilted.
a fellow at TisHomiuyo who played
The charter oak a.t and stole the rr.
cords fro 70 the capitol and nil them
in hollow log bad evidently read the
original story 90 DOB, school history
The moving train fJr dueIing
ground idea is becoming quite popu
lar in oklahoma. Down. below Mus
kogee free for light occurred ou
the valley train last week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

p..l. fp IIn InadDi
OmAhbo Oa. Hurru 30 Welcome
srnDY. district was nI OF rri nmto
au4 b.rc rutIutia.m Ia.t friday.
Wafch ll Hae thr ocna.IYu 81 raI..
tuV la foot n1v over fur school hnu.r
ufo of patriotism ln thnIr breasts A
fhprl DterrIto bod been prepared by
fhr teacher Min Jennie seaman
hftrr it Hha rendered % committee of
DId .o.d'rr toph tHr nag uud hauIcd
Do up 600 ihe sop Yf 90 o. foot pole hu
address ou patriotism WaH given hy
M Walker uf Orlando aud every ono
went home feeling mprr determined t
stand bY "OId DIorY 90 thc loot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
DISTRICT COURT.


NH No.au ~ wa. onutcdn divorce
from hcr w.huul Santa Zee CON
d..l1.
David ll..ou ,s. John Gormou. suit
for labor Verdict uf jury tor ~l,ao in
tnvoro of ploiutn
Paul y Carlton obtained divorce
from lora q Carlton, on the ground
of cruelty aud her neglect and refusal
to perform martial duties
NJ Nhauguce,cy IS " W Painter
ct al. Judgment by confession against
defendants for $50 and cost, 81 suit
Harvey Maiuo Va W II Gray re
ccivcr uf National Hant, of Guthrie, far
money deposited with the hanlv now
uu t,ial before the lu4y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
lnlnrllm.nl.an, b, %. mama

THE reception rendered Luther West
aud br.oc at thc FIRST ~ H. church
$500. 70 delightful affair Delicious rc.
ftr.umrulr were served aud Mr aud
Nr West were presented "a silver
water service boy thr Ecglmcnthl band.
Rev. Eurhucr made tpc prcscntation
.p,ccU program ~ music was ear
r.,d pu. lhc following participating.
Band N,a. Goodrlcb, Miss Burch, Mrs.
People. Nllrs Batch, Miss Massey
SIR Iuc.uurr Frank Irool,s Mrs.
Wo,ds Those present were.
No.sr. and Mc.dhmoa Stevens. old.
HtYu. Leach, kudash. Frazier Stur-
yc 90. Todd, Mo.t Kennedy, Pulse,
brown. Copper Dounhu, McMcalty,
Nusiow Mitchell. Bailey, France,
Jared, Mu.hcdul, Miller, Smith, Massey,
Morris. 4 Morris, Ray Sampscl Nosh
Wolrmtu Woods Goolrirh, lr,Egs
NIlbcr Smith. newton, Luycrty Bcr
llry. E.cn.rhmldt Hewitt +. Brooks
McDrncItcn, T. Millilnu. HrHithwaitc,
Guerhcll lIuclucr Jorl J.. smith, DR..
HIATT Hhpadcs. Sunllcv Peoples
Penny Anderson. lIochcr l!lal,cmorr
Cooper. Cherry Whitt.ck, budsou, i
Vs. brown. llilrs. Halle Wallace
DELAY canaan EbrlRht, Ennis Mercer
Mr. Nusruhuuu, Mr. Sarah Iuckcr
NrH biuR,s ludpc Green, Mianct y
aud Corn stevens. Ncutsch, Parker
N"irmDu 81 and May Cooper Maine
. p.cplcr. Nrui,h, Todd liurch, Aunu
. rhYruhair and sister lliltce, Kennedy
+ Flora t.ut,r Iuuru nm JulIu uut
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E,uui.itc Mupv

just received at tuv .HluyrN pan
Iur, 90 Mr. A. h san. o. che finest
lime ot VINO millinery '. Uc found I'm
tho. .Vtst Irllby hats are the latest
thing uut and 10 viii .n YOU Eoou Co
,Jt tbcu. our spring Hpcuug Viii oc
hold tho FIRST Wcgk u \rr.. from the
go to the Uth We au. making a run
.n ,,irnr, f,r ,,h,.. rtr, al l5t
Nurth rp, Ecmyml.r our opening
dates
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Lnmnsrmen.. Con,entlnn

For The lumbermeu's convention 20
be held at Fort Worth, Texas, April %
10 ll the Santa Fe route will sell
tickets to Fort Worth a. the rate Of
one fare FOR the round trip Tickets
on sale April and o. Return limit
April d. l.. H. Delaney, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

For Salc-Sto,k scales and horse
power gri>t mill Address T. II. Perry
at Perry or Guthrie a.
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Miss Patterson's millinery Opening.

Miss Patterson, the well known and
popular millincr will hold her annual
spring opcniHg Of fine millinery on
April 3 At that time She viii show
the choices line of spring and summer
hats ever brought To the territory.
School straw hats at 10 cents and
Firth avenue styles at reasonable
prices Miss Patterson !, one Of the
best milners in the west and her ar
tistic tastes and up-to-datc styles tend
10 give her the cream Of territorial
trade. Let the ladies remember April
3 and provide themselves with the
latest out lu hcadwear. 3 e~tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

J E RcadlcS grew 40 acres Of kufir
corn last summer near Perry lie fcd
the crop Co 700 steers, and carried
them through the winter in splendid
condition. lie will plant ouo acres this
year, which hc will feed 20 cattle lie
shocked the corn and fed the stall .
and grain together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.

LIUlllU llllD UllilUUUU,
Tri'f oisucc.. Pointed. ~ Happening. in
aud About the City.
-. o. Jorc- of Pond Creek is in the
.ctY.
q 49, coHman ofoalahoma city is
here.
Mi-- Nora oLesry Of ccv.'a and s, in
The city
% g. Erunt return, .,,crday from
Chandler.
Goytrnor Ecufrow returned from
Norman.
T. Caul. Of Arkan.a, city. IS at the
Arlington
o T. Funls ofrerry has been grant
ed pension.
T. II ,toacs. e = A. 81 thc Lchigh
Valley. is iu the city.
Prof Richardson is in Norman CIV
ing lesson, in must.
copy for the new statutes is in the
hands of the printers
Seal Brown and Ncls Warren Of
Chandler, are IN the city
a West Guthrie man lost fine COW
Zoo the Cottonwood yesterday
Attorney General Galbraith came up
from oklahoma city yesterday
with pneumonia at Oklahoma city
An itincrant tooth-pullcr amused a
crowd on First and Harrison last night
The haywood test vcll at Oklahoma
. city has reached the depth OF 12j feet
G.. l. Scagravcs, r. T.. A, Of the
Santa fc, is the guest OF Agent Della
ncy
+ Professor Atkins was rendered a de
lightful surprise by his pupils ycstcr.
7 day
George 1aylo aud y. II High leave
/ for Perry this morning as witnesses in
/ "a law suit
/ urchns caught Jumping ON and on
/ Santa Fc trains are being pulled % y
] tho poli,c
Ed Naudcrpool has taken a clerk.
/ shin nt Ecufro,s Charles Owens hav.
/ inc como ,n Colorado
MIR james kclhcr % prominent citi-
Io,I.in,, nrt,r r.nItv Interests
Father Laws and wife, West Guth
ric. leave today for Kansas, where
they viii reside in the future.
The RcRimcutal baud will parad,
today at ~ o'clock This will bc the
first appearance of the band ia sum
m,i' uniforms
llr Joseph Fnpnard came ln from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

Mrs. Nation, mother of clyde
MattoN. condemned to bc hanged in
Nlchita, is bon the territory rudeayor.
lug to get ~igucr> to % petition to he
presented to President Cleveland 70
commute the sentence OF her son She
called ou Gov GenfroW and other ter
r.tor'al officers yesterday hut they
were unable 90 DO but little for her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

Among the arrivals at the Daily yes
tcrday were nr Joseph Pinquard, Chi
cago, H. Il. raulSS, St Louis NJ. L.
Nottcr aud wife, Nevada, Mo- j. NJ
Ra,hcrry and wife, oklahoma City: W
l. larbins, Topeka.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-03

Royal arrivals W y James ~ Joe,
j T. Lcggctt Carthage, G. II Stokes.
Chicago, G. l. Scagravcs Topeka; A
picrist Topeka, a Gipsou, Kansas CITY;
j Il Holiday, Wichita