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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-27

WV "AASA oClA. Nv NV
purchase ar vthing in this line
before inspec ing Our stock.
j. O. Shadbolt, Prop.
PERSONAL and SOCIAL.
Max Sax Went to- Hlbbi1g on
Monday.
D. B. Mcdonald went to Tower
o. Tuesday.
E. H. chittenden went to Du-
luth this morning,
Capt. A. H. Stevens went to
Duluth on Monday: -:
Mrs. j. w. Crockett went to
Duluth on Saturday. =.
j. w. Baggott took in Duluth
the first of the week.
Presiding Elder Shannon was
in the city over Sunday.
". S. Perrin, of Duluth, was a
guest Of Jos. Inderbitzen yester-
day.
D: E. Cuppernull looked after
business interests in Duluth on
Friday.
W. +. Crockett attended to
business matters in Duluth on
Monday.
Miss Daisy Wilmot left for her
home at Utica, on Monday, for
| vacation:
Chase Stevens will attend the
Duluth High School during the
winter term.
Miss Emily Stevens went to
Duluth on Monday for d short
visit with friends.
M. L. Fay returned on Satur-
duy evening from a short bust
ness trip to Duluth.
| Miss Marvin went to Duluth
on Monday, where she will spend
the Holiday vacation:
Miss Nella Herman left on Sat-
urday for Ironwood, Mich, for
the Holiday vacation
Byron E. Andrew left yester:
day for Minneapolis, where be
obtained a good position.
Miss Mae Gill left on Saturday
for a two weeks visit at her
her home, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
j. D. Mahoney and wife spend
the Holidays with West Superb u
friends, going down on Satur.
day.
Mrs. B. Levin and brother.
Jno. Dufaa; went to Tower on
Tuesday to spend the Holidays
at home.
Capt. A. J. Carlin, of the OIL
yer, left on Monday for Water.
town, Wis, for a Holiday visit
with friends.
E. R: Sundberg, the mechani-
cal force Of The Virginian, went
to Ishpemlhg on Tuesday, for a
short Holiday visit at home.
E. B. Hawkins. manager of
the Drake & Stratton company's
operations on this range, came
over from Biwabik on Monday:
ALT L. Hansen; for a time en-
ployed on the hustler. transfer
red his affections on Monday. He
now has 'ssit" on the Virginian
Hudson Tanning; Miss Hattie
Pratt and Miss Satie McNeel.
who attend the Duluth High
School, are home for the Hoii-
day vacation.
| P. A: McNaughton returned
from Duluth on Saturday eve
ming. Nc AYERS that cit was all
a mistake" and we guess he
ought to know.
| Miss Edna O. Demming who
has been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. w. e. Hannaford, for some
weeks past, returned on Monday
to her home at New London,
Wis.
s. A. Love, local agent Of the
D. M. & NJ, left on Saturday
last for an 'extended visit with
Pennsylvania friends. During
his absence w. j. Harlow attends
to the duties of agent.
James Loulon came over from
Biwabik on Monday. After the
Holidays he will take an eastern
trip for a month or more, return
ing in time for the spring open.
ing.
M. F. Barber, range agent of
the Lake Superior Powder com.
pany, went to Duluth on Tues
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-27
General Notes and Comments.

General Notes and Comments.
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
Come and see the new patent
chimney. Ten years guarantee.
Safest for walls and fire. Made
from galvanized iron. At tin and
plumbing shop, Virginia.
Rey. Matt Belban will occupy
the pulpit at the Catholic church
in this city Sunday next, both
morning and evening.
If you are d buyer, read The
Enterprise for bargains. If a
seller, advertise your bargains
in our columns if you would OBJ.
tain the bestresults for the mon,
ey.
The fine weather enjoyed for
three weeks took a slight cold
on Wednesday afternoon and
we are now enjoying some of the
exhilarating ozone always kept
in stock around the north pole.
Holiday goods, an elegant dis.
play, at the Chicago Store.
Several Virginians visited Ev.
eleth on Monday evening.
Toys, dolls and candies, lowest
prices, at Fred Venturini's, op.
posite the Model clothing store;
Duluth is in the midst of a ty
Uphold epidemic.
New invoice of ladies and chill.
dren's cloaks at the Chicago
lStore. See them:
John Berthiaume is again able
to be out after his serious seige
of illness.
The Fireman's ball will be the
attraction on New Years eve.
Fancy goods for Holiday gifts
call on Mrs. M. Delfeld's who is
showing an elegant array OF
handkerchiefs, doilies, spreads,
dolls, etc., etc,
| Skamser, the shoe man, in
tends removing from the city at
an early date: Note the bargains
he offers in the advertising col
umns of The Enterprise:
Old Rehnessy is said to- be an
invigorating Christmas bever-
age.
Mackinaws. rubbers, German
sox, at Jackson & Co. s;
Parties wishing to join the
Virginia Skating club should ap
ply to William Kingston. Sea-
son tickets $500.
J. A. Scott can now supply
you with birch or soft wood on
oh or+ root;oo
Hob. Chas. A. Towne has been
g; yen a place by Speaker Reed
on the Rivers and Harbors CON-
mlttee.
Make your wife happy by pre-
senting her with one of those
fine willow rockers to be had of
the Virginia Furniture Co.
| A ten cent coupon, for pur-
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar of cash sales at
| jackson & Co.'S,
The >Hibbing News issued a
neat Christmas edition on Friday
last, bristling with live local
news and replete with ADVERTISE
ments of Hibbing's hustling bus
mess men.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open.
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
Shoes at discount prices to
to close, at Skamser's.
i The California Restaurant co.
will open a new chop. house in
the building recently occupied
by Olson & Berglund, at an early
date.
Blankets of every description
and price at Jackson & Co.'s:
Easy chairs, lounges, center
tables, easels, piotures--every.
thing to make home beautiful at
the Virginia Furniture Co., at
lower than Duluth prices.
! A complete stock of ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at PRESCOTT g. Mars
Go.
Virginia Furniture Co. for
furniture Of all kinds. H. =
r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31

The common sense of the people has
long refused TO believe that rheuma-
tlsin ard neuralgia could not be cured.
Prof Edward Il Phelps, NJ. ID. l.. j..
D, of narmouth college, has confirm
ed their belief There is an absolute
specific for both of these diseases in
l'ainc's celery compound. Thousands
of men and women are every year en-
tirrly freed from these two torturing
disorders by paine's celery compound
NcuralgiL-pairs effect first one part
ol the body and then another Ma
ture's resiorcr, sleep is sought in
vain, and life's ordinary duties become
hurdens too heavy to be borne. In
this condition Of sleeplessness nature S
cali for rest must be needed. II dis-
regarded serious consequences are
likely % ensuc. The nerves must be
bni mp 10y proper nerve food. There
Is nothing to equal Paine's celery COM
pound
Tho body is no. u machine which
simply wears ont after number Of
years. hut q vital organism having the
power Of revivifying itself-capable OF
heiag hard worked, but demanding
frequent times OF reeuperation in
sleep
10 quickly furnish a fresh and
abundant supply OF nutriment for ev'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
YOUNG PEOPLE At WORK.

Go pei Services Under Auapieea Of the
Christian Young People OF Guthrie
The Young Peoples Christian Asso.
citation will have series OF meetings
beginning this evening at the Ply
mouth church, and ending November
., at which the following program will
be carried out:
Monday Leader, Rev. }. Dc. PIatt.
Sui jects--
The decsitful and wicked heart.
Jer l7:0-Rev. j. ID. NJ. Buckner.
Hating between two opinions. |.
Kings, ls:9l-Miss Smith.
Sins diseases. Psalms 4i:4- Mr..
Dwinnell.
Look and Live. Numbers ei:9; John
3:il-Rev. Il. Il. Boggess.
Tuesday -LeadSr, Lou OIney.
Subjects
Sellishness Triumphant. Isa. 50 o.
Mrs. Tucker.
There is No Soundness. lsa. l;6--M
". Clark.
There is Not a Just Man. Fec. 7:9O
Mr. BabcoclS
All Have Sinned. Rom. BIB Prof.
Dodd.
Who Shall Deliver Me? Rom 7:eie5
Rev. Queen
Wednesday Leader. WIN. BIincoe.
Subjects
The Wages OF Sin. Rom G:23 Rev
l.. H. Holt
Repent or Perish. Luke l3:3- Miss
Kennedy
Is God Good? Rom. 2:l-Mrs. Delay.
lie Gave His Son. John 3:l6-H Nj.
Woods.
Look and BE Saved. lisa. 45;?-Rev.
Bosworth.
Thursday Leader. Res. Queen.
How TO be saved: when to be saved
assurance of salvation-Bro Queen.
Friday Leader. BRO Queen.
Subjects Theme, holy spirit
Quickcneth John d:23-Mrs. II. NJ.
Woods
Is Witness. Hebrews 10, l5-l6-D.
w. Stearnes.
Is Our Seal Cor. l:29-Anna Shoen-
hair
Comforter. John 1896. H. Lynds
Guide. Romans s;la--Irene Hensley.
Companion. Cor 3;l6-Dr. l.. H.
Buxton
Intercessor. Rom. s:2G-Rev. Bos.
worth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31

cry tissue of the body is the purpose
for which Paine's celery compound
was FIRST prepared. This rapid pro
duetion OF fresh nervous energy and
pure plood was the one endeavor OF
Prof. Edward H. Phelps long study Of
the cause of nervous exhaustion.
The result OF his life work was
Paine's celery compound, that remark
able remedy that permanently ard
speedily cures disease. II is the great
est nerve regulator and blood purifier
Of this present century
For men and women out OF health,
Paine celery compound should be
tried without fail. Ii has meant
health in place of sickness in thou.
sands Of cases that seemed hopeless
The fact that this is the season that
rheumatim most painfully shows IT..
self, makes the following conmmuni-
cation from Mr.. ]. NJ. Tobias, of South
Omaha, Nebraska, OF special interest
MIR. Tobias writes:
'l suffered for years with rheuma.
tism in the joints of my arms, so that
| could perform my work only with
the greatest difficulty. Finally Sc.
cared bottle OF paine's celery COM
pound, and IL benefited me at once.
Paine's celery compound certainly
cures rheumatisml"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
DASHING DALLAS.

Prof. MaErnder Returns Singing Songs OF
rraise
Prof A. c. Magruder, the bright and
handsome agricultural instructor, ar
rived home yesterday from Dallas,
where he left the oklahoma excursion
party in order 90 become better ac-
quainted with the chief city of the
Lone Star state. The professor
speaks highly OF Dallas, and especially
of The intelligent and beautiful young
ladies comprising the society OF that
city. lie was Hospitality entertained,
and attended several social functions,
notably the SIatassslleecc5l. given by the
Idlewild Club; German by the Dallas
club, several banquets and nutting
party. The professor is a good Judge
of beauty and talent, aud he places
the Dallas girls under that head The
Dallas News of yesterday contains an
interesting interview with Professor
NJ. in which he puts in some forceful
words for Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
IRRIGATION CONGRESS-.
A. e. Magruder to Represent Oklahoma
at omaha.

A. e. Magruder to Represent Oklahoma
at omaha.
Prof A, Magruder yesterday re-
eeived the following letter from Presi.
dent J. T.. Frost announcing his APP
pointnent as delegate 10 the tran Mis-
sissippi Congress;
ALnUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Sept. 10, 'a5
Fourth National Irrigation Congress
10 the trans Mississippi Congress,
Greeting:
This cernles that the following
named are duly appointed as delegates
20 the trans Mississippi Congress TO be
held IN Omaha, Nebraska, November.
1925. namely; Hon. l. b Prince, OF
Mexico, Hon. Clark Carr, OF Illi
nois. Pro. a. G. Magruder, of Okla
homa, Hon. A, C. Wollgnburger. Of
and Mr.. James IL McClin-
took. of Arizona; aud are authorized TO
represent the Fourth National Irriga-
tion Congress at said meeting
JAs-f fROsT.
lresident.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
EMINENT SPECIALIST HERE
Dr. " a. nenedicf. ocuIIst and Opt
elan, at the Royal.

or " a. Benedics. oculI.t and Opt
elan, at the Royal.
Dr. NJ. @. benedict, the optician, and
wife, Of Cleveland, Ohio, are at the
Royal They have been traselling all
over the west aud the doctor has en-.
ioycd phenomenal business in all the
cities visited. lie will remain in the
city one week, and can be consulted 81
any time at room az, Hotel Royal. DR.
Benedict is graduate OF the Vienna,
Austria, Opthalimie collie ye, cne OF the
largest in the world. and comes TO this
city highly recommended as skilled
authority on al! diseases of the eye
He carries a complete line of opthal-
mic Instruments and makes examina.
tions free of charge. All defects Of
vision such as strabismus, myosis,
presbyopia, astigmatism and muscular
troubles OF the optics ate cured or
corrected.
The doctor has a full and complete
line OF spectacles and glasses
of his own manufacture, which he .ad-
justs to fit the most complicated cases
of defective sight, and guarantees in
every case perfect satisfaction. The
doctor has made special study OF eye
surgery for years, and he has yet to
meet with his drst failure TO do Just
what he claims.
DR.. benedict will hereafter make
this territory three times year, and
will give notice of his coming in ad-
vance in the papers The Leader takes
pleasure in recommending him to the
local Dubli~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
FAVORABLE TO MR.. MIX.


Conclusions Of the Referee la tho Nix
ReoeIvershlP Case OYerruled.
In district court yesterday Judge
Dale Took up the Commercial bank
case and rendered decision on the
referees report relative TO Receiver T..
d. Nix. The decision is a voluminous
one and thoroughly cogers every
point in the matter The decision is a
great victory for Mr. Nix, since he
is given justice and Is vin6icated in
every particular. The court set aside
the conclusions of Referee Green, and
oveFFaled all his findings save in the
Daniel Hay government deposit, for
which the receiver is held personally
responsible, The court made no add
tional allowances for attorneys fees
and ruled that Sc. 900 was reasonable
compensation for the receiver. In
up Judge Dale held that
when one court made an order, no sue
eeeding court had the right TO set
aside said orders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
HUDSON MAY RETIRE.
The Kansas Journalist Likely TO RelIl
qulsh MANAGEMENT of the t.f.a nIfaIs

The Kansas Journalist Likely TO RelIn-
quish management of the "CapitaL"
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 20.--It is now
generally surmised about the state
capitol that Major j.. X. Hudson will
retire, at least temporarily, from the
management of the Topeka Daily Cap.
ital No official statement of the re-
organization scheme has been made
public, but the paper will pass TO the
ownership of Hon. John X Mulvane,
one OF Topekas wealthiest citizens
ard the friend and backcr of Major
Hudson.
1t is understood that upon the prop.
erty going to sale Mr.. Mulvane will
step in and buy IL. When this part is
done new company will probably be
organized TO run the paper. Who will
be the practical head of il is not now
known, beyond the supposition that
Major Hudson will retire, and devote
his entire attention to the position of
state printer, which he now fills, aud
a new man take his place
1t is believed that Mr. dell Keiser.
who has long been the business man.
ager of the paper, and who, next to
Major Hudson, is the largest stock
holder in the present company, will re.
main as business manager OF the new
company.
Another report is that he will not
surrender editorial control of the
paper at all, but only his financial in
terest, and that with the privilege OF
buying il back when fortune shall
have smiled on him again. According
TO this story Mr.. MnlyAne is To remain
entirely in the background aud leave
the management of the paper to the
major so far as its editorial conduct is
concerned, reserving to himself simply
a voice in the business management.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
TERRITORIAL SKETCHES.
Aud Kodai, shots at Passing Incidents In
Two Domains.

Iho Oatorga Republicau has found
!. uer asl Il co .Ou. IL says: Got
cr Is elnins IL every day and the
MN Neeps grinding away and turning
opt meal oi .he best quality"
Arauuhol Specials left Hand, an
old ndinn who lives on Deer Creek in
tnis county. has labored with the de-
partnenJ for several years to have his
lcighbor. 4. Butlcr, a white man IN
whom he has every confidence. ap-
pointed lndien farmer for his district
Mr.. Butler got the appointment some
months ago aud The aged Cheyenne
sent him TO lawyer OF this city aud
had his will written, bccueathing his
beautiful allotment 20 his youngest
child, which was born since the county
was allotted The farmer is entrusted
with ,he safe keeping of the instru-
ment
The American Book company pre-
sented the poor children of Perry with
about SiO0 worth Of school books An.
other soulless corporation exposed.
Henry Wood. formerly general su.
perintendent Of the Little Rock & TT
Smith railway, has been appointed
acting general manager Of the Choc-
taw road, with headquarters at South
McAles ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
HISTORY OF A BUSINESS.
origin and Phenomenal Career OF the
lNimbaiI Grocery Company.

Origin and Phenomenal Career OF the
INinlban Grocery Company.
april 20, 1889 we came to Guthrie
win a stock of groceries, located at
what Is now ll5. II5 and III, North
Division street, aud commenced doing
nnsiness Ia a tent, and shortly after
10 the buildmg reccH cHtly destroyed by
fire, where we have enjoyed good
and pros porous business ever since,
for which we extend 70 all our patrons
oar sincere thanks The burning Of
our store bull ling Oct lO uecessitates
our removal, and we have changed
our quarters 10 III, East Oklahoma
a7euue. the building recently occu'
pied by Grisham X Steele, where we
naye-a large ana commOdiouS room
aud have in stock everything in the
grocery line that will meet the re.
Tnircmcuts of the very best trade.
Heretofore our aim has been TO handle
only the very best goods for the least
possible money and that will continue
10 be our motto, believing that the
only sure way 10 success. Remember
we never buy or handle any of
brands OF goods or any cheap trash;
every penny's worth of goods that
goes cut OF our store we guar
antee TO be right, no matter whether
anything is said about il at the time
Of purchase or not, we always
guarantee to please. Our stock is now
complete IN all kinds OF fancy and
staple groceries at prices as low as
same quality Of goods can be obtained
anywhere. And remember that we
have always made a specially OF carry
ing as ine grade OF coffees aud teas
as Il is possible to bny. oar trade on
these goods will bear us out in the as
scrtion that there is no better line car
ried in oklahoma. After Nov. l WEI
shall have atall times the very best
brand OF northern oysters. both in
bulk and cans, which will always be
fresh
one year ago we inAugurated in this
city the custom os soliciting orders
which we have carried on successfully
since, aud we would ask any that
would like 0nr solicitor to call tele-
-TTirc'4e No. 30, o. leave word at the
store, but never-trg To stop the wagon
{ YOU see 10 on the run. Ernits ana
vegetables ia their season. We carry
regularly also flour and feed. Prompt
delivery we make a speciality.
We thank the people Of Guthrie for
their kind and liberal patronage in the
past and hope 10 merit fair share of
their patronage In the future. Don't
forget the new stand-lls East okla
homa avenue. Respectfully,
iw kMnAIL GROCERY Co.
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StUOS SURVEYOR CHAs WHITE
WlTH q CANE.
he SAYS WHITE WSONGBD sih
OecoVs the Uufortunatu surveyor 20 Ell.
ONCE On Pre- tcnse ol showing Him
Letter and Then Nearly Kills Him
WHITES Mead a bundle OF
Humps and 1sshcs- lSimber-
~ Arrested and lodged
In .gnf

Charles White comfy surveyor, ar
rived in the city yesterday noon fresh
from weeks surveying tour. Last
night he lay on co; in DR.. Cotterars
Office moaning, and bleeding from a
dozen wounds in his head and body.
These wounds were inflicted 10y Dr. w.
T. Kimberly, formerly county physi-
clan, who slept in the county jail.
Yesterday evening at $3.50 o'clock DR..
Kimberly went to Furber's restaurant
on Oklahoma avenue, and called out
Surveyor White who was eating sup
per. On pretense Of having an impor-
tant letter to show him. kimberly ia
duced White to accompany him to his
Office. DR.. Kimberly resides with his
wife on First street, a few doors north
of the Guthrie National bank Ills
office is in the same building Accord
ing TO the fragmentary tale told by
White and the stories Of eye witnesses
Kimberly and White hai no sooner
entered the formers office, when he
began upbrliding White. 1t is alleged
that Kimberly accused White OF being
intimate with his wife. and that White
had circulated certain stories about a
young girl being ruined White, it is
said, vigorously denied these charges,
when suddenly Kimberly leaped to his
feet, and grasfing a walking stick, the
head of which is of oxidlzed silver
weighing over pound and
which representa- a skeleton head,
struck MIR. White n terrific
blow on the head. White is one
armed man, or rather has but one
hand. lie was sitting in chair, and
Iiimberly's movements were so rapid
he was unable to defend himself 1t
is alleged that White was knocked
senseless against hot stove A. the
FIRST. blow,i and that Kimberly fol-
lowed up the blow with twenty more,
and would have killed .he unfortunate
surveyor outright had not August
Smith rushed in and seized the mad
dened physician. who rushed from the
Office and ran to Division street where
he was captured by Officer Baxter and
jailed. When the police arrived al
Kimberleys office White was uueon-
scious. hut was soon revived aud re-
moved to Dir. CotteraIs Office. The
office presented the appearance Of a
slaughter house. Furniture was up.
set, carpets torn and everything was
smeared with blood. Al the time OF
the assault third man was in the
office, standing behind the stove, but
his identity is unknown.
MhiIe,s- hair and clothing were sat,
urated with gore and he presented a
sieAcning sight. His injuries, while
not fatal, are serious. His head and
arms bear 20 or more wounds, and one
cash in the head is four inches long.
White says he has never wronged
Kimberly and that politics has some.
thing to dc with the assault. White
and Kim berly own farms, which ad
join near Seward. DR. Kimberly had
little TO say relative to the assault,
save that he had been basely wronged
by White. a few weeks since Dr.
Kimberly created sensation on First
street by chasing piano tuner with q
revolver
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llARDiN, Mo-, Oct. 30 "A fierce Are
is raging in the corn fields and grass
about two miles stof here. The sec
tion is principally covered with prairie
grass, which is cut for hay, Much of
this had been baled and hauled away.
but the greater part still remained on
the ground. either 5aled or in the
rick. All of this has been destroyed
O. Dickinson, liveryman of Rich
mOnd, has lost many tons of hay and
also his baling machinery. So far no
houses have been burned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31

Fron the reports 60 the eomptroller
Of the currency from all the national
baulSs Of the Indian Territory the fol
lowing Interesting statistics are Oh
fain5d:
They repro 'ent capital stock paid in,
su0.Oco, with a surplus fund Of SOS.
COOS bonds 10 secure circulation sioa,
COO. 'oans anh discounts ssos, 9ii, and
overdrafis sl5g, sof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31
GIANTS TO BAT.

Onicials Of Logan and Oklahoma Counties
Ia Piay nall
Arrangements have been made for a
baseball game between the Oklahoma
and Logan county officials to take
place next Saturday. In addition to
the game there viii be bicycle contests
between Guthrie and Oklahoma City
wheelmen- perhaps some horse
racing But the game will be enough
10 draw out large crowd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-31

OKLAHOMA CRY, Oct. 90, '95.
Editor Leader: Is IL an actual fact
that Otto Bekemeyer returned from
Oklahoma City yesterday? Our papers
failed to report the fact, il it be fact.
Yours respectfully;
COMMITTEE.