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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
7rH REGIMENT SHOOTING MATCH.

The yearly handicap shooting match OF the "h
Regiment took place last night In the afnofy'
There were many contestants. and the shooting
was not over till late hour. Each man had seven
shots standing and seven shots prone; The shoot
ING was i'm four casses-the first being for men
Who have never made "A score OF 50 or better Inc
second class was for men who have not mace more
who have made 60 and not more than Oh out OF w.
and The fourth class was for all other members OF
the 18th Regiment Rife Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

TharieS Steele. Mrs. Louis l., Stanton. Mrs iona
man Ihorne, Mrs Henry c. Tinker Mrs. s. o.
Nanderpoel:. Mrs. Alexander Van Nest Miss NJ
- -: Van Wrinkle, Yrs: Howard Wright. Mrs. L. +.
" hitin Mrs. j. X. Preston, Mrs. Schieffelin. and
Mrs. Aston.
ot boxes can be obtained at No. East Thirty
hfthst. tickets at No East Thirty-fifth-st AMI
also at No. 16 West Eeventh-st
Farewell teas have been given in the week by.
Mrs James S. Clarkson. Mrs. Henry Hall and Mrs
Samuel a: Maxwell for Mrs. James Moses and
family who startd on Thursday for a tour OF
Mexico. the Yosemite and In. Pacific coast, which
may be extended az far Alaska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

tain. within sound OF the surf All night ms "a
vorite boy Sosimo sat beside him. and he ana the
others chanted the Catholic prayers for the deaa.
II took forty to cut the road through this
morning-the mountain side Is like a precepice NO
strangers hand touched him. His own Sosmo
dressed him. kissing his white fingers as ne laid
and his friends the chiefs. the road and carried
him UP. Please tell all this to his friends Every
body Is too dazed and miserable TO write-we nave
only sent cables. Oh! am not his amanuensis any
longer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
TUp pIRKHVRST TESTIMONIAL FUND

The treasurer Of the DR.. Parkhurst Testimonial
END I Lsnadon Erving No 81 Wall-st.. reported
the following subscriptions mp 10 noon yesterday:
Previously acknowledged. sl9552 d. C. ~ Bliss. $780,
Samuel Keyser Charles Dana. w. Is. Hornblower,
Joseph Millbank and a. 9. Agnew each 800;
S.barles Iutler $780, John A. Stewart United States
Trust Company SIS; DR.. William C. kves, $40; to-
tai sZ0367 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
ATLANTA Crew orr or THE r H. /. Il. 4

At the annual meeting Of the Passaic River Anna
teur Rowing Association Friday night the resisha-
lion Of the Atalanta Boat Club. which has removed
It's Newark branch to New-York was accepted
,1 ,h, No,,orL Having cmb a new organization
with 40 members, was admitted 10 mefnDei sup
The following officers were elected: 'oHhonoryr
rheodore Kcer Triton Boat club. secretary. o. H.
Thurber Triton Boat club; treasurer, refer ianIs
Eureka Boat club. regatta committee. MAX Jury,
eureka I.oat club: Thomas f. Knowles. institute
Boat club: ~ A. Dugher. Newark Rowing Ind
J. s Vnson Triton Boat Club and NJ ,. bro"h'
pasSalc Boat Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
,frs TLEvEL5yDS carr RECEPTION.

Washington, Jan. l9.-Mrs Cleveland held card
r.cention this afternoon, which was attended by
,,ore than 1909 women who had been Invited.
Mrs Cleveland waa assisted By Miss Helen bene-
dic, of New-York; Miss katherine Willard ana a
W. ., oiher Young women The White House
!i. rInrs ycre decorated. usual at pubic rune
"a. lin n urofusion OF rants and flowers Nrs
u ,i..,snd viii hold public reception next Satur'
day afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
uxIrAnJAxs 10 b,scCss the ronrRx yornl.

The annual meeting and dinner o. the Unitarian
club OF Ncw-Y York VIII be held at thc -. Denis
Hotel lir, adway and Eleventh-st on Wednesday
evening January -. The social meeting rs called
for $50 O'Clock dinner to DE served promptly at 4
The subject 10 be considered IT, THE Modern
xnyeI" Addresses are expected from thc Key.
iatncg G. Townsend, Robert Bridges. Miss Mar
pneritc Morlnston ana others. Friends o: mem
hers are cordially invited; tickets for quests, women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
DR. YOryTAIy NEWTON TALIAFBRRO.

DR.. Fountain Newton Taliaferro, a leading phys'-
clan OF Ulcksvillc l.. l.. died at Aiken. s. {,
on Friday, from consumption OF the bowels lie
rIs was Graduated from tho medical department OF
the University OF Virginia IN 1852 and hvT years
later from the University or the 'i'y Oh -'e"-
York He leaves "A wife and one son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
ppOvryENT lRRTVALS AT TIE HOTELS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS George Il. Malby, o.
Ogdens5urg. MURRAY HILI~-The Rev. Or. Lunn.
Of London. PLAZA-John II. Holmes. of THE Bos-
ION Herald" ST. JAMES-Thomas H. Ferguson.
United States Minister to Sweden. VICTORIA
Colonel Daniel s. Lamont. Secretary OF War
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
MARRIED..

GATLfNCi-wATERs- Richard Henry eating and Wini-
fred Waters at No $50 West End-aye. New-i Jan
uary 10. 1895. by the Rev. Isaac N. Hademan
STOK ES-STONEY- Wednesday January 10, lsVo,
at the residence Of the brides parents By the Key
Abram Duryea. John T. Stokes 20 Louisa Cartwright,
daughter u Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley stoney all OF
Cherry Hill. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
THE LEXOW,S COMMITTEES REPORT
SUGGESTIONS. ON ]

SUGGESTIONS, on THE WHOLE. GOOD.
From The Rochester Post-Express
On the whole the ways and means or REFORM
seem good We are not 30 sure. however apou, u,
~. wtsdom OF continuing the bipartisan Board or
pnlice commissioners. And who can claim that
the present bipartisan Board OF Police Som Thnr.
sjouers in New-York City has been success! Inere
have been many abuses. and there has been very
eres, difficulty I'm fixing the responsibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

MRS. Won DER AHE SUES FOR DIVORCE
ST. Louis Jan. ls--Emma Won der Abe Instituted
suit for divorce this morning against her husband,
"Chris' Won der Abe. the baseball magnate She
alleges that Mr.. Won der Abe has wholly dsre-
garSed his duties as a husband and has many
times during the years 1888. 1884 and 1875 violated
his marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
Religions Notices.


Morning prayer and sermon at IL a. Evensong at
D. m one-hour service, with full choir and sermon b
Rev. j. - HENSHAW. Seats free
4 SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN
200 children consisting OF singing and recitaons IL heI
every sunday afternoon $3.50. which public q
invited Five Points House OF Industry, 1IS Worth
st, Donations Of clothing and shoes solicited.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
5th-ave. and 10th-st.
Sunday, January 20. o'clock,
Musical Service.
Stabat Mater by Rossin.
subtuum by Saint-Saens.
CHRIST CHURCH 7lst-st. and Boulevard, DR.. J. Z
SHIPMAN. Rector; Rev HERBERT SHfPMAN. asia
ant Morning service II o'clock. Evening service q
q Sunday school at 10 a. m
CHURCH OF sr. MARY THE VIRGIN. 22s West t5tA-
st-Masses for Communion. 49, 0. Mathis. TO- Hien
mass. I045. Vespers. I.
MRS. HELEN T, BRIGHAM. He'll. - West itth. ..t
Questions answered; mprovisations. Lecture meetn0
every sunday II and 7:a5
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE sunday. jan
ADLER, at Carnegie Music Hal. corner 'Ithrf and.
1th-ave Subject "a Crque OF Socialism from the
Ethical Point of View" All Interested are Invited
ST MARKS CHURCH. iothst. and 2d-ave.-eunday
January 20 II m, morning PRAYER and sermon n.
evening prayer and sermon DR. RfLASCE. Rector; Rev.
RICHARD Golden Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

A. ny the
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS.
23s FIFTH AVENUE NEAR eth street,.
WIN. r.. NORMAN. .Auctioneer.
a notable sale by order OF Referee.
for account Of the Estate OF
S. {. WILLIAMS.
comprising
HANDSOME MARQUETERIE FURNITURE. BRONZE
FIGURES MARBLE STATUARy. OIL
PAINTINGS. ETC.
And
direction e
MR. c. WERNICkE
Prior to his departure for Europe,
CHOICE SELEC ZION
FROM HIS MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Genuine Louis XIV. XVI. chppendale Colonial "a
Suites Tables. Hall Seats Cabinets. Marqueerie ShairY
wardrobe old Tapestries antique Dutch ans
plates Remarkable Old European cups and saucer:
sheffield plated Ware Silver Edges Dresden Shine
Cut Glass Delft Placques Empire Pianos, Han ClocxA
Cabinets Mirrors. and many other superb articles.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..
JANUARY 23d oath 18th 18th.
At o'clock each day.
EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
DISAPPOINTMENT TO MANY.
From The New-YOrk Herald.

The report OF the I.exow Committee VIII MOI sur
prise any prepared to- IND in II the me heiu
appointment 10 that large body OF citizens VINO De- i,
ileve thai politics had been at the bottom or az
he noice corruption which has been laid bare ana
that the rs step toward th0r9Igs reiqr and
put IL beyond the reach Of POLITICAL influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
EXCELLENT RECOMMENDATIONS.

From The Baltimore American.
All these recommendations are cxcei.ent on, D. ...u
with their adoption, the regeneration OF tAe ~"
Work police force would soon follow. The duty OF
tha fS1slature plain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
ONCE EVERY TwENTY-FoUR HOURS

the teeth should be brushed To neglect them Is 70 -
courag. their decay sOZoDONT prevents their deoom'
position hardens and strengthens the gums. ana p~"
fumes tho breath II every respect standard ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
5prtial Notices.
JAMES u. SILO. AuctiOncer.
~ ILBERrY-sT.
on EXHIBITIONS MONDAY

~ IIBERrY-ST.
on EXHIBITION MONDAY
Grand Collection Of
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
These elegant goods have Just been from
steamer and comprise choice assortment OF the fines,
weaves OF the Oriental Looms.
SALE DAYS. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jan. 90. %, "a, IS rs
at 2:3o r. NJ. SATURDAY at 1890 p. NJ
All goods guaranteed as to name and texture
The Society of Colonial Wars In the state Of
The annual dinner OF the Society VIII he held at the
Hotel Waldorf February ilh at o'clock. the 1924
Tickets may be procured from any OF the Stewards;
=. Dlodate Thompson; Union CLUB:
VIM. p Wainwright ~ Exchange Place;
or from Rowland pe. Secretary. and warren-s,,
DIR. j. Parker pray, Leading Chiropodlst and origin
S0r o. All sa sSOS az amd a
warts moles &c. skilfuy at moderate charges; finger
nails bealtifed by fret c,ess artists Estaosned ,sos
four doors from nroadwey enlarged and superior
convenences. elevator. &c.
Word 10 Busy Mcn.--we guarantee our
PHOTOGRAPHS by ELErTHIc LIGHT at NIGHT
equal respect to those made by daylight
open until 10 O'Clock
LOCKWOOD. Lao Broadway Doth ST..
English Gices,-Mr,, DO. 7. Aiken Is forming
good social and masc" standing des s, OF studying
s hls at ssII 10 bo % care SIR oc"ooG '"''
The Crown Lavender salts.
Most and iuvigoratng. Best for head
ache nrd depression Sold everywhere Reject m
.Dry-R l."
ON. NJ the Choicest Dry Sparkling Wines France.
qts.
Congress Spring Water.
This famous IN by most elaborate tublnc)
restored all It's former strength and excellence.
Expert detective service-Benjamn FranklIns detective
assncs. $50 broadway: Established 1854 Philadelphia
ONCE Broad and Chestnut
.I Could Not Live without IT.
what many ladies' Of the Crown ender salts
Be you get the genuine In crown shoppers only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
AN INSULT TO MAYOR AND GOVERNOR.

The plan for the reorganization Of The police Dy "a
commission Of three eminent citizens or New ! orr
IL acceptable but the proposition mar lhe1c "'..-
missioner shall be appointed not BY the i,cAI "u
thorlos not by the Mayor VINO STANDS nj inc hsti
az these authortes. but by the Governor oi tnc
state from his office in Aibany. IS an lnsut 10
Governor Morton and Mayor strong. u ~ an
insI.f 70 the Governor because IL implies that me
spoI!snen who are hungerng for the control Of .he
Police Department believe that ne can De 'fuslel
10 make snch appointments AS they may demanl
II il an nsut TO Mayor Strong, because Ii takr'
from him the right which the possession OF "'S
ofi mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
The Snowflake.

The north wind caught the Snowflake.
As 1t drifted slowly down.
And whirled the feecy stranger
over the sleeping town.
And on my true loves window
The fragile snowflake lay.
To greet her at the dawnng
OF the suilen winters day
And she smiled as she saw the SNOWFLAKE.
For SOZODONT had given
Her teeth TO rival the whitsness
OF this snowy child Of heaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
WHERE PLATT HELD THE Pen.

from The Buffalo FXpress.
Hi-nar,isan commissions are usually things O.
deals and combinations. The work OF the LtXoW
Committee showed a. panty as u shovel anyini"S
that the bipartisan police commission has been d
failure in New-York IT Is considerably responsive
for the straits IN which the department - p!uhgcu,
This part OF the report Is Platfs work. rather I'm"
r.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET.
The Territorial Association Meets Ia the
Capital city To-day.

NhpiAHi wy i"hae'
The second annual territorial sun
day school convention convenes in the
NJ. L. church in this city at . o'clock
this afternoon, and from present indi-
cations the attendance will be large
and the convention an enthusiastic and
successful one. The address Of well
come will be delivered by Rev w. d
White Of this city, and be responded
to by Rev. j. 4, Riley OF Oklahoma
City, president of the association, who
will also at the same time deliver the
presidents annual address, Following
this will come the reports of executive
committee ami the general secretary
aud the appointment OF committees.
A talk on House to house visitation, -
10y e. V. Albertson Of Okarche, and
several discussions on open topics, with
the assignment OF delegates, will com
plete the afternoon session.
In the evening half hours song
service at 1880 will be led by Rev j. l.,
Platt, and at 5 o'clock Prof Steidley,
the International field worker, will
deliver an address which should be
heard by every citizen Of Guthrie Fol-
lowing this. Prof d. r. Boyd, presl-
dent Of the Territorial L niversity, will
deliver an address on Qualifications
and methods OF Sunday school teach
ers.
Prof Richardson, who has charge ei
/ the music of the convention, has drill
ed the singers well and the mnsFe will
be a feature. Thursday the sessions
will begin at $3.50 m. and continue
through the day and the evening and
every person ia the city Who is inter
ested in sunday school or religious
work Of any character should arrange
To attend every session OF the day
The superintendents session al lO;3O
the primary hour at 4:l5 and the even
ing session are all special features wei
worth going long distance 10 wit
ness. Let the citizens of Guthrie turr
out en- mass. make the visiting dele
gates feel welcome and give stronl
aud lasting impetus 10 the Sunda,
school work OF the territory,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06

compound, has become familiar to
every medical practitioner and family
physician.
breakdown and nervous prostra-
tion come" say these physicians, 'un-
less the great nerve centers are
promptly fed upon proper nutritive
material" "
Paine's celery compound is the one
great nerve feeder and nerve restora-
tive. BY its means all the functions
of the body receive a fresh supply OF
nerve food. 1t encourages the body 10
manufacture an abundant supply OF
the indispensable vital force, without
which there can be no health. strength
nor happiness in living. From the
Jack OF nerve force men and women
are driven TO dependency, melancho-
liza. insanity and suicide.
Thousands OF letters like the fol
lowing from Mrs. Lizzie Arnott, oi
Mansfield, Ohio. are received by the
proprietors of Paine's celery com
pound every month in the year:
Il have used two bottles OF Paine's
celery compound for nervousness, anC
have found great relief from its use
1t is trulya wonderful remedy. an
better and am using no more medicine
now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06

kagging is disease, says an emf
nent physician in the last North
American Review. at is often" says
Dc. Edison, "the result of diseased
condition or of strains on the
strength"
1t is the nervous men ard women
who ur5st readily fall into that unfor.
tunate class, and anything that does
away with nervous weakness will cure
the depression, irritability and the
naggng habit that so often accompa-
nies n rundown nervous condition
Persons who lead an active life need
something TO invigorate their nerves
aad give them fresh, ruddy blood. IL
is the rebellious nerves overtaxed by
domestic duties. added to the constant
Iiving in the vitiated atmosphere of
indoors, that reduces the nervous
strength Of so many women.
Prof. Edward +. Phelps, NJ. d.,
Ill. d presented TO his profession the
results Of accurate Investigation in the
medical laboratory. His formula for
recruiting worn-out nervous TISSUES
and building up the nerve-cen-
ters when exhausted, this re-
markable formula now known the
world over as Paine's celery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06
BREACHED AT SEVENTY.
D n, Rich Accuses ElmIra Todd of Pri |
ding with His Affections.

. II, Rich Accuses Elmlra Todd of PTi
ning with His Affections
L. II. Rich, aged 20, has beeRwound-
ed in the heart and as n cons, quence,
wants action. lie ha5/ brought suit
against Miss Almira/ Todd, gg, un-
known, for breaeb/of promise Geo.
Gardner represents the plain.
tin Ricb/ is the father
Of Photographer Rich, deceased The
petition filed with Deputy Clerk AZ
fred $ Dewitt by Rich. as 10 the
district clerks office, reads as follows;
In the district court OF Logan county.
O. T.:
l., II. Rich, plaintiff, VS.. Almira Todd,
defendant
For his cause OF action against the
defendant the plaintiff herein says
that heretofore, to-wit, on the 18th
day OF September, 1925, in Oklahoma
Territory. the defendant, in considera-
tion Of the promise OF plaintiff then
and there TO marry defendant, prom
ised and agreed to and with this plain
iii that she would marry plaintiff at
once
That plaintiff believed said promise
and relied thereon aad has ever since
been willing 10 perform the said agree
ment anC marry defendant
The defendant wholly disregarding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06
OLD, But GOOD.
Perry Democrat Works II ON ON Perry
Couple.

Couple
The following story is fifteen years
old, in fact, so old that it appears
fresh. The Perry Democrat works it
of on a Perry couple:
good story is told Of a young
couple in Perry who had recently be-
come the proud possessors of new
baby carriage and the necessary ae.
compartments, including the youthful
occupant
The day was hne and papa and
~mamma' after innumerable tucks and
painstaking preliminaries started out
FOR a walk rolling the new toy along
and trying TO look composed and com
Portable but feeling dreadfully stih
and awkward.
Ere long they met an old aequalnt-
ance who glanced at them ana smiled
and as he approached nearer the
smile broadened into one OF amuse-
ment This was repeated as often as
they met anyone aud some turned 10
look after them with something more
than an audible smile
This was becoming unbearable and
papa" suggested 20 ''mRmma" to go
around block and meet him and see
II there was something really amiss or
II the people had suddenly gone mad.
When they met, mammals" face
was burning and she hastily sDatched
from the front of the carriage a prom.
inent placard. placed there by the en-
/ terprising salesman and which had es
capped their attention. II bore the
scriptiOn: "Our Own Make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06
Az ATHLETIC CLUB,

Dick Plunkett aud His Efforts la Behalf
PRysical culture.
from Perry yesterday and spent the
day with friends. There is. perhaps,
no sporting man in the west as active
and as popular as Plunkett lie is a
great, big, whole-souled fellow, true
to his friends and always a lover of
right and justice. Dick is arranging
to organize an athletic association in
the territory with the object of bring
ing here physical culture artists. lie
is in receipt of letters from John l..
Sullivan and proper guarantees are
given, Sullivan will give mum Der of
exhibitions in the territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-06
rhe nI.lnrr ni a ln.ln,s..

April %, 1859, we came TO Guthrie
with stock Of groceries, located at
what is now 1l3, ll5 and III, North
Division street, and commenced doing
business in a tent and shortly after
in the building recently destroyed by
fire, where we have enjoyed good
and prosperous business ever sluce,
for which we extend to all our patrons
our sincere thanks The burning of
our store bull ling Oct 10 necessitates
our removal, and we have changed
our quarters TO III, East Oklahoma
Avenue, the building recently oecu-
pied by Grisham S Steele, where we
nave IA large and eommodious room
and have in stock everything in the
/ grocery line that will meet the re-
/ quirements Of the very best trade.
/ Heretofore our aim has been to tandle
/ only the very best goods for the east
possible money and that will continue
/ to be our motto believing that the
only sure way To success. Remember
we never buy or handle any Off
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 it at the time
of purchase or net, we always
| guarantee to please. Our stock is now
complete in all kinds of fancy and
staple groceries at ,,rices as low a
same quality of goods can be obtained
anywhere And remember that we
have always made specially of carry
ing as fine grade Of coffees and teas
as il is possible To buy. Our trade on
these goods will bear us out in the. as.
sertion that there is no better line car
ried i'm Oklahoma. After Nov. | we
shall have AT all times the very best
brand Of northern oysters both in
bulk and cans which will always bc
fresh.
One year ago we inaugurG'ed in this
city the custom of soliciting orders
5 which we have carried on successfully
/ since. and we would ask any thai
, would like our solicitor to call tcle
phone No. 35, o. leave word at The
store, but never try to stop the wagor
. il you see it on the run. Fruits and
[ vegetables in their season. We carry
regularly also -four and feed. Promp
delivery we make a speciality.
y We thank the people Of Guthrie 10
: their kind and liberal patronage in tn,
S past and hope to merit fair share o
. their patronage in the future. Don
forget the new staud-1ls East okla
homa avenue. Respectfully,
i 1w KIND III GEoCERY Co