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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

Peaches are go plentiful at Column
bus, Ga, that they are selling at 10 cent?
peck.
John Cash sold to John Johnson, o.
Boyle, small bunch OF heiiers and
steers at Sc.
"A Bowling Green firm has priced
100000 pounds OF tobacco and shipped II
direct to Europe.
M. F. Elkin bought of ]. NJ. Hill
W. II. Murphy lot OF extra good and
butcher stuff at Sc.
Abe Coleman has driven Kstar
McGregor a mile in 2:92, and quarter
in S3 seconds, this season.
The Lexington Gazette reports
sales OF 252 cattle, 900 pounds average,
for August delivery at sc.
--Cslifornia's peach crop in the GEN.
trial and northern parts Of the State,
promises this year to be the largest ev.
er raised.
Ike VanMeter sold to Nels Morris,
l42 cattle weighing 1000. pounds to be
taken from Aug. LIST to 10Th, at &c per
pound.-Winchester Democrat.
A fruit special was wrecked near
Clinton and the people OF the town rev.
eled in such Injuries as ripe tomatoes,
p'ums, cucumbers, cabbage, beans, etc,
for a day or so.
The National Agricultural depart
ment cost 81, $40, 1855 the last fiscal year,
which was 100000 less than the appro.
pristion, and that amount has been COW
cred into the treasury.
Hon. ]. s. Owsley, Sr, sold a car
load Of 20 head OF 2s0 10. hogs in Cincin-
natl few DAYS ago at 1 Z. netting him 4
at home. Ii Was the best lot OF the s.
600 offered that morning and brought
much the best price.
An sivsnce in one year OF 81 per
head in the selling price of flock OF
sheep as reported in the Wisconsin Far
mer, shows how free wool is running the
farmers. McKinley's presidential boom
will look like sieve by next year.
Bond X Litsey shipped 270 lambs
rom here Yesterday, which they bad
bought in the county at &c. McMurrsy,
Bond & McBrsyer shipped to Cincin-
lsti $50 hogs which bad been fed at the
Brown distillery. They were sold at
a IS to f4.15.-Anderson News.
Local buyers are still offering 90
ents for wheat. Anderson 4 Spilman
re buying good deal at that figure,
nd they say they have more engaged
low than ever before at this time. Lo-
an Denny's fine fancy saddle mare,
francis p, will be csnpaigned this year
With VIM. Rue's string OF show horses.
he will 20 to st. Louis and other lead :
ng fairs, aud can be depended upon to
Ike her share Of the blues Advocate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

TIE State treasurer has just finished
mailing checks to the amount OF 800, 00C
in full of balance due teachers. II this
kind of thing keeps up, our good friend,
Col. Bradley, will be left without any
campaign material whatever, except
what his imagination may suggest.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

TIE Louisville Times prints picture
OF its handsome and capable managing
editor, Mr.. r. W. Brown, and labels it
"Col. Sam Burdett." At least it looks
more like the Louisvillian than the Chi
cagoan.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
w. P. WALTON.
THE TICKET.

For Governor,
p. WAT HARDIN, of Mercer.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
X. T. TYLER, of Fulton.
For Treasurer,
r. C. FORD, of Clay.
For Auditor,
L. NORMAN. Of Boone,
For Register OF the Land oHiee,
C. B. SwANGO, of Wolfe.
For Attorney General,
W. J. HENDRICK, Of Fleming.
For Secretary of state,
HENRY S. HALE, OF Graves.
For supt. OF Public Instruction.,
Ed PORTER THOMPSON, Of Oven.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture,
ION b. NALL, Of Louisville.
For Railroad Commissioner,
GEO. II. ALExAN DER, of Louisville.
For Representative,
MI NORTH.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

Qua brethren Of the press have been
doing US proud for the last few weeks,
for which We are truly grateful. A man
never knows how much he is thought OF
by his friends until he dies or gets mar.
ried.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

TIE populists are holding their State
convention at Louisville and Tom Tit
Petit will likely be nominated for gov
ernor. After the huge republican and
democratic gatherings, the meeting looks
like the funeral OF a poor man.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

AND now the ''sniveP service Law is to
take in the employees of the pension
offices throughout the country. Tue time
seems near at hand when the victo 8
will no longer realize Gen. Jacksons IA
nous claim.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

The weather will have to run itself for
a while. Chief Harrington, of the signal
service, has been removed as he should
have been long ago and his place given
TO a good democrat
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
YoQCann0tKn0ul.
Summer Suits and Light
Weight Clothing.

Are the market to be Sold Hight weight light and
wash Dress Goods will be closed regardless of
quaered Shoes Hambnrgs Lace Curtains Light Weight Under
Straw Hats and everything for go
immense fall stock which now beginning TO
buy you need these goods don't delay get
what need.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
"Half=SiCk.'

1t is not the great sicknesses or the
great trials that are hardest to bear.
1t is the little vexations, the petty an.
noyances, the martyrdom of trifles."
Take the case Of a woman who has con
slant headaches, nervous break downs,
bilious attacks dizziness, loss Of appetite,
etc. She is never wholly sick and yet
never well. She IS expected TO be ." up and
about her work J." yet She suffers keenly.
1t is simply a case of biliousncss and
torpid liver, under which her system is
running down. She wants, first of all, TO
take liver pill which will cause the
bowels 10 discharge all the secreted bile
which IS poisoning the blood, When the
bowels are thoroughly opened she has re
moved the chief irritant. Now for the
next ten days she wants simply power
full tonic and blood purifier 10 strengthen
the system and repair the waste
You can get both of these medicines
lin two separate boxes at one price,
IS cents, by asking your druggist for
RamOn's Tonic LiverPills
and Pellets. Of bought sepa-
rately in any other form they would
cost double. They are a sure cure
for constipation and biliousness.
Try this once.
At all dealers, or mail, for 25e. boxes 81 90.
BROWN MFG. CO., New York.
For sale by w. B. McRoberts.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
SEWI-WEEELY METEOROLOGICAL

STANFORD. KY., .. July 3, 1885
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05
LOUISVILLE: STORE,
Al Prices Untouched By Other

Dry GoodsWe giving special prices fine Lawns and dot
ted Swisses, Dimite Percales and Challes
ShoeWe always lead Shoes Slippers Ladies slippers
from up Chdens slippers from 2Sc up Mems Shoes from
u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08
A WONDERFUL DOo.N
tennessee Canine which Initiates the
Cries of Numerous AniraaIa

Connessee Canine which Initiates the
Cries of Nunsroas AniraaIa
While on a trip through Moore coun-
ty Of this state recently Was the guest
Of the Rev. Frank NJ. Downing, who
lives in the neighborhood OF a small
settlement called County vine, says the
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat. His family
consists of himself and wife and small
yellow dog, which noticed received aD
unusual amount Of care and attentioh.
AS there was nothing particularly at
tractive about the dog, which was only
mOngrel cur, | rather wondered at
their manifest affection, and one day
inquired the reason Of It. Mr.. Downing,
Tor answer, called Bench" and placing
him in a chair, commanded him TO
crow My establishment was unbound
ed when the dog gave a perfect imita-
ton Of Shanghai rooster, and without
further command, followed II with the
neigh of a horse, lowing Of COWS. grunts
and squeals OF pigs, meouwing OF cats
and various noises incident TO farm life.
He could give all the yelps Of pack
Of hounds in pursuit Of fox and in so
realistic a manner that you could
scarcely help believing that hunt was
in progress. Mr.. Downing said nobody
had taught the animal and his peculiar
initiative powers we're discovered By
accident The summer previous, when
Bench was a mere puppy. the Rev. John
Malcolm, the preacher for their circuit,
was i'll at Downing's house and was
made extremely nervous at night By a
rooster Growing at all hours bene9th
his window The people who we're at
tending could not discover the rooster,
but one morning Mrs. Downing, in pass
ing the window, was startled by seeing
the puppy throw back his head and
crow. She hastened TO relate the cir
cumstence to her husband, who was in
credulous and carefully watched the
dog. He quickly corroborated his wife's
story and for some time the neighbors
fiocked to see the wonderful dog. He
quickly learned to crow at command,
and each day picked up some new
sound. Last November a neighbor OF
Mr.. Downing's carried Bench to Nash
vile, while the circus was there and
the manager offered a handsome price
fer him. saying that he was convinced
Bench could be taught to talk. but Mr.
Downing refused tc give him up.
In appearance Bench is not prepos-
sessing, his colo being a dirty yellow,
his hair cosrss 1n1 wiry, his legs snort
and his body rather unwieldy. In his
eyes. however. there CLEANS an intelli-
-a--aa net human
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

IL is announced that ex- President
Benjamin Harrison Is engaged la
wriung series Of magazine articles
Tor the Ladies' Home Journal. iu
which periodical they will begin in
the December number. The series
will he called This Country Of Ours"
and will consist OF ten articles aud
probably more The papers are be.
ing written by General Harrison es-
pecially for women 90 meet "a growing
widespread desire on their part TO In
telligently understand national qucs-
tions. IL will be the aim Of these ar
ticles TO explain just what the United
states government means, the origiu
and meaning Of the constitution; how
laws are enacted and enforced; what
the powers OF the president and other
officials are; what the judiciary sy6
TEN means; how our judiciary system
means; how congress and senate legis-
late, in fact a complete explanation
Of the government told in popular
way General Harrison writes the ar
ticles from the stand point OF citizen
who understands his subject They
have no bearing on politics whatever.
While directly intended for women,
the articles will naturally have a
much broader scope and likewise 10.
terest men and especially young men
The Ladies Home Journal, Phii6del-
phia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08
STAY AwAY FRoM CHURCH.
shquake Proved That New Yorker
Keep IN Bci Very Late SUNDAYS

Earthquake Proved That New Workers
Keep In BcI Very Late SUNDAYS
New York Sun. New Workers sleep
late and they sleep Eoundly on Sun
days That vas demonstrated By the
earthquake OF Sept. J. The Tumbling
that preceded and succeeded the trem-
bling Of the earth Wss almost as loud
as thunder. but 50 unlike thunder and
so ominous that its unusual character.
one would suppose, would arouse ordi-
nary sleepers. Then. Of course there
was the shock Itself. and Weather
PrODhe; Dunn and ether earthquake
Ehsrps saT that the shock Is felt most
By reclining persons. All the New
York newspapers sent their reporters
EcuTFylng about town on sunday Ia
search Of persOns who had decided inn
pressions of the phenomenon In the
morning. None Of them had great sue
cess. In Brooklyn. on the contrary, a
large proportion Of the population
seems 70 have noticed the earthquake,
and the same might be said o. most
other sections of the cOunsy that were
shaken. u cannot be inferred from the
descriptions given By the few NeE
YOrkers WhO we're aware o. wha, 9az
happening that the seismic disturb
snce was less violent here than in other
places where they were remarked gen
orally. The conclusion Is that Aes
Workers are deeper Eleeperz On Sun iayl
than others heFeabOuL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

G1thrie. o. 7. Dee q lssg.
Atz meeting Cf the cCurty con
r1issioners Of Logan eCgnfy. o. 7
October tern. A. ~ less. held % th~
- oay ~ D-eeu Der. the follow ~ ~
tiee iu lieu ~ former notice nzs made
Tor the construction u bridges and
grading roads IN Logan county. viz.
10 cut doaD hill 81 Cox bridge %
ClmarrOn river west u Guthrie, % con
struct bridges and grade roads a.
Dean Hollow ooe- half nile wcEt znc
one mile south q Catholic school. a.
BrOss Hill Eve miles south west q
Guthrie, a. or near creek where 90
crosses section line running east sUd
west between sections q and =. town
ship ~, range west and also one
bridge across the CottouEO where
section line crosses said riFer DetWeer
! sDo township - range 2 west
Sealed ids must be Eled Tor The
completion Of sad bridges, etc. % or
before the 10th day q Decem Der. isss.
II p N. Parties washing 70 see
plans and spee2 hestiODs viii cal a.
county clerks Oshes and fell DSrlipo-
lsrs cs1 be found on tie 10 E1id oHiee
= T. ATHEETOs.
Chairman of Board q CO1nty CON
missioner.
Attest,-R Emmett stewart County
Clerk and Clerk Of tad board
sEALl By n. J. c. Johnson, Deputy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

Major c. T. Picton is manager OF the
State hotel, at Denison, Tex, which
the travelling men say IS one Of tho best
hotels in that section. In speaking Of
Cham berlain's collie, cholera and diar-
rhoea remedy Major Pieton says: 81
have used 1t myself and in my family
Tot several years, and take pleasure in
saying that consider IL an infallible
cure for diarrh hcea and dysentery.
always recommend it, and have fire.
quently administered IL to my guests
10 the hotel, and in every case IL has
proven itself worthy Of unqualified
endorsement. For sale by f. b. Lille
e Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

" local aDplieatiOnG - they eznnci
reach the diseased portions u the ear.
There IL only one way ~ cure deafness
snd that IL by constitutional remedies
Deafness IL caused ~ 40 inhammeo
e 5udltiOn q The Esustaehlau tuDe
When this tube gets inhsned you
have . rumbling sound Or lmPerfeci
hesring, aud when ID Il euti ely closed
deafness "a the result. and unless tbs
Inflammation eau be taken cot and the
tube restored 70 ia natural condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine eases Out Of ten are caused y
estarrh. which IL nothing Dut an IN
famed eonditiDu ~ the mueOus sur
faces.
Ws will give one hundred dOiiarb 10.
sny case Of deafursa caused Dy cGtarri
ihat cannot be cured by Halle eAtarri
cure. send for circulars, free
n. CnSHEY a Co. Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, 7sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08
a cur TO CHRISTMAS.

Merry Christmas is here with smile and a
Let ali your old quarrels and troubles be
ended
Tor the friend that is near brew the punch
and draw beer
And pledge a good wish for the foe who IS
Though with him was the spite.
Aud with YOU i4 the right
ln bumper to bumper forgive him to-
Tor whoever makes plea meath the ever
green tree.
81 hc goes toGcorge Strocbcrs welcome 81 be-
In our lot may be loss Of the llfe-giidlng
That rust- or Is bright ia the hold free or
RraspinR
T. wei with our tears for a lov'd hands iast
AND he oid year has said.
A. he bowed his white head
AbsulYe me J took Them your gold
and your dead.
Come drink big bumper at George stroe-
bells with me-.
There's a face fairer grows. DER the virginia.
That wrapt from The blast young pilgrim
In the eyes a sweet light as Of Bethlehem's
night.
when worshipped the stars at a birth Boo
the mango.
u ls times latest born.
ln the flush of the morn.
That brings az We serve him the palm
or the thorn
And our first loyalty. meath the evergreen
tree.
L. o. drink with our friends IN George Stroe-
bells tepee.
Then desert not the strain till IL rises again.
And echoes in gladne a. from floor unto raj
ter.
while the hearts llghtest mood thanks the
Giyer Of good,
His praises arise in music and laughter
And the goblet fll high
And the toast we'll drain dry.
Long life 30 what's noDlest. all under
the rkF
For sO reads the decree meath the evergreen
tree
Of friendly George stroebel whose Ldtrons
we ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08
Notice for PubIicafiOn.

Fl-tt c-oilshCd in Oklahoma Leader
NOV. =. lss5.
La-c CE.s a. Guthrie, o. r, Nov. &.
.sr
NC1e /. -ereJy given that the follow
.-E-r1ue4 settler has filed notice " hef
.-telt..r ty make luai prof .l .gppJFi
~ her claim. and that said prJgf glll ~
u 1de DefCrc the Register aud kece ser.
81 Guthrie. o. T.. Du Dee. g. IsC
gIz.
Chr -r11z " Ball. f0rmarly dow
Oi Stew ard r. Jayls. cecea -eg. fgf d.
ne Or u zee =. top if. range
She names tLe fg.I1Hirg plt-esses 81
prove her cOntiIIlg1s ri-. lgeHea gpQ1 zrl
cultivation of s4iG Land. VIZ
Patrick Muihzl, John Mlll4 Berrf
u. Bal. and samuel n. Lz-ar. zl n
Guthrie Ok.
g7.l A. v. CEoox. Eez.ster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

Lagiish Capital for american Investments
Important 10 Americans seeking
Englisk capital for new enterprises
A iist containing the names and al
dresses OF $50 successful promoters
who have placed over 800, 900, OO0
sterling in foreign investments within
the last six years, and over ais. coo, OO0
for the seven months Of lssA Price
IS or SIS, payable by the postal order
70 the London and University Bureau
Of Investors, 90 Cheapside, London, l.
c. Subscribers will be entitled. by
arrangement with the directors, 10 re-
ceiFe either personal or letters Of in
PRODUCTION IN any Of these successful
promoters
This list Is 6rst-clsss in every respect
and every man or firm whose name
appears therein may be depended
upon. For placing the following il
viii be found inyaluable-bORds or
shares Of ind dustrial, commercial, and
financial concerns. mortgage loans
sale Of lands. patents or mines
Directors SIP EDwARD { ROss,
HoE. WALTER L. PEPTE.
CAPT. ARTHUB STIFFE.
In Copyright
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

When most needed ID is not uauaual
FOR your family physician % be away
from home. hach was the experiences
ofMr.J. T. sehenck. editor oi the
Czddo. lad. Ter, Banner when bia
little girl, TAO years IT age. Ma
threatened siih severe attack ol
eroup He says "Ny wife insisted
tzat ~ f9r a dDetor. but a. our fam
ilv physician was out n to1n ! pur
chased q bottle n fChambsdain.a Cosgl
RsmeIy. Daieh reIleyed her immed.
atslg 1855 not be Hill0st it Do tl'
f1ture - aBd ~ cent bJttles fOi
sale by D. K Lllle. dr12gist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08
First Publisha8 iu Osl1homa L.sa8e
f1fe
Notiee for Iublleation.

Land once "a 6uthr e. Oklztous Lar
4 lHE. Flr-
NDtice IL hereby EFel tfE1 lLs iul-
sOWing uaWa1 sfiller Lls rlec uul31e q.
be iuteIli0n ~ maze LEai ETl0l lL 81,
pBrt ~ rs elalU. and mai sad Er-ss.
All - made before Lle raElsier AID re-
eeiFer - bullrle, Ca o. aGl ll
l-f. FiL-
Francs 81 fzrtsTe1L is1 lhs y gr. -.
"a. - ~. nrsW.
prove Llf cOELDuols rfslleuoe Ursuu Az
cultivation Df sad laue- ViL-
Jane Il kziu=y. Jzmss ri Jerries
Chas N 6zrIzld SeDti LelLErL al q
rseH ard o.
AZ , CrOok, Register.
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Notice.

To y bon ID nay c0leern.
Notice is hereby gre ttst Az usr. Eue-
m.llrie has this dag Ted biz petition f0i
license 70 y E0lsszie mat lC uOfs lr GutL %
re. Logan Co. Os-4nd t1st unless Cb5se-
IiJl ~ tne sane a. required tF lEE -
flad Dy the lGih cay u De-c-. A ID. lss5,
a 9 petition vii - granted
Guthrie Dee 9. lsE
Z LIMIT 5TEWAET
C0uEty ClerE-
By X. J. C. johnson. D@pusE.
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csITics skY oTm.

"neiiei0us huunor.n-H-zI Cz-lefoa.
"lt IS - eT1nr-l q tie Eeenest srrcasn
N tie f.-..s 4 4 o1."-Lla-Lsra. o.
fgr~r.
80 ezcru-iztilglv fsuuT, We had 20 II
back and laugh u1ll the tears czae.T-
Wor8y Wlzes
Ungass-ioazhly her bs.&s-Ds-oa Frse
HrelL
JrTTEEEgT EA-IEE- OoA1rD wTTH III
5TETTl1sT o. ELEILAEAILSg FCE. '-SsaE8y
NJ.
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FIrsi published u the Daily Lszdei
Dee g 1sE-
Notice for Publication.

Lad Ofhos a. GutLrs- Ca, Dee 3.
lsr
Notice is hereby given ttEt The 20 lOE-
lnR naHed seIlier has EI71 q tl1s q as
luten Ion - make ina proof in sUpp0ri
Of his claim and ltat s1lc proof Nll b.
usace before TIE rrElsieT and receive -
The II =. land otice. 81 gl-1rle o. o.
January c, Isl. TiE-
ElWar1t D.. Ihels. far l1e 81 gr 20 ssc
d. - lF D. ~ ralEe = uesr-
he DameE the fyIoWI1E uiruesses g.
prove LLs cDIrlluDls EEsilelce Ug0L and
cultivation ~ sad .auc WIS
lhaTles q klseusc ruIcr. auC frecer-
icE Z MeeEe.. ~ GuiLrle- OE- Ter Ira
siladsefDr1 and Alphulse -. ShlcEfl-
ford Df neEarc- 0E. Ter
zsl1 A. y. j. CrDoE. EaEisssr.
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90 ILLUSTRATIONS sT oPptR hEE JvsT NLLlHO

THEY ~ Zero IS g ti-'t n f---r' cc-e a.
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New and moiern corner building.
with saloon free and clear, 10 first
class shape. doing paying business, 70
trade for good land with running
water and timb p =. Blass, Guth.
ne Ok u
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Kotles y ssbseribers

Subscribers 70 The Leader who fail
% receive their papers promptly every
morning will please report such fall
ures 70 this once a. once
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For hals-At Leznsr OGce, oue half
medium Chand e. d Pr.ce CARBON
press lfKz1 II ls 10 perfect condi-
tiou and ik running every day a. our
Office We must make room for large
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10 whom il may concern:
High priced tailor made WcOlsn
clothing Knocked out-Isilor- made
suits A. hsad-ms-qOHn prices. PsDts.
81 suits Slzi oFsrco1tA. sl1 "IhE
MAGgET" CHAE HUTF,
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School Bonds for Sale.

The board q edueati0p u the eity
q Gulhrie. u the territory ~ OklEho-
ma CEers fDF sale, 81 par, EEeuty-
one IbouGznd DolisrE D.
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rSPAnAlLELEp oFrER

Nearly 100 600 have been sald "a 90 30
zach. huf Euu Te Ger. 0a.'F % a. Telrs-f
tais Eiffiest AID llol. -iclg -salr-ls- 1u-l1-g1a
book for
Every dollar paid in EiTEucs for
Oklahoma Leader gets book.
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Sir Per Cent B0nds

in tne denominztiOnE ~ one hur-
drsd and I've hundred dO'lars. iuteT-
est psyEbls semi-annuzl q. bDih pm
efpzl EuG interest