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ALBEMARLE.

ALBEMARLE.
". Mafi,,. ST. I>yiis.
Mn. ". Shaw. jr.. PITTS
burg.
Miss Phillips. Plt;sburg.
". Chanler a wife. Tuxedo
". punn.n & wife. Provi-
dence. r. ].
Mr.. 81. Roich. Sew-bed-
ford. Mass.
Mrs. +. King. Newport
X. /
BROADWAY CENTRAL
] Harry a wife. Boston.
=. H. short. Washington.
Y. {. Marston. Portsmouth.
n. /. norton q wife. Cot
,aye city. Msss.
r. W. Metcalf. Boston.
A. !. Brand. buffalo.
". k.nn~-iy. Toronto.
y Saunders. San Francisco.
{. A. Mills. Cleveland.
BUCKINGHAM.
T.. VI Robinson a wife.
Philadelphia.
Mn. Z. \. spreckels. Call -
fornia.
Mrs. y. ~. sabln. Williams
town. Mass.
Mis- Sabin. Wililamriown.
Mass
T.. {. Gal. 4 wife. Troy.
y. Y.
A. ". Gale. Troy. y. y.
". T. Hoyt & wife. Will
JAMESTOWN. Mass.
T. ". Strong a. wife. New
York.
Mrs. II. $. Baboock. New
York.
Miss cartin. New York.
A. 6. Iiough'on & wife.
North Adams. Mass.
G. u. siuw-ll q wife.
Ithaca. y. Y.
EVERETT.
T. - NJ s'~rk'e' Aurora
J. Chafnley e. wife.
chicago.
A. NJ. Mills & wife. Wood
stock. VI
l.. Van Loo. cinncinati.
Mrs. y. \. Nickerson.
bridgeport. Conn.
Mis- T.. l.. cnrtiss. Water
bury. Conn.
W. NJ. Griscombe & daugh
ter. Reading. Penn.
Judge - ". Stanley a.
wife. romeroy. Onto.
GIISEY.
X. y. Perry. Lynchburg.
j. T. christie 4 wife. Troy.
y. !.
j. de- K-szke. Paris.
r.. lie Reszke. Paris.
". schultz. Paris.
+. y. Gilbert. Troy. y. y.
=. 4. Miner. Zig Flats. Ny.
G. &. Snedeker. Boston.
7. A. Nut,all & wife.
cohoes. y. '.
+. y. Tompkins. Buffalo.
GRAND.
Miss s. T.. Hall. Rldsway.
Penn.
G.. ". HIN q wife. Boston.
]. q. jerks. Boston.
W. McEchron. Glens Fails.
y. Y.
T.. r. Johnson. Glens Fails.
y. y.
J. ". Bennett. Washington.
". T.. Bacon * wife. Derby.
Conn.
+. Sprague. Albany. y. Y.
Mrs. +. r. Carroll. Elmlra.
y. Y.
]. :. Mccracken. Philadel
phla.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. ID. A. Stewart. PITTS
burg
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Niota.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Gal Sunset 4+I Moon 1000 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
Hook II III Gov Island fl AZ He'll Gate 20
= M-Sandy Hook Gov. Island - He'll Gate
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sICILIAN CORD.

Now in fashion, and again on sale
In great variety.
Sicilian I'm knitting-needle cord,
plain and changeable,
90 cents per yard.
Sicilian in wide fiuted cord:
heliotrope, plum, dahlia, green
and brown.
These goods have beaut1fui
finish. They are made of the finest
silk and Of glossy wool, ana are
suitable for costumes of the rich
est character.
JAMES McCREERY q CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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weeks ago to the effect that ne had struck Free
man on the nose while they quarrelling about
a woman. He said that he never saw Freeman
TIL he placed trial: that he had never
struck a man In hia life. and that the story was a
mistake in which his identity might have been con-
founded with that OF another man OF similar name.
Westing house company had nothing TO 10 with
the case. II also alleged I'm the story that
Freeman had made charges OF perjury against
John H. Perry. OF the Westinghouse company,
which were dismissed by the Grand Jury on rec
ommendation OF the District Attorney. This allie
CATION was contradcted by Assistant District-At-
torney Battle.
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirtv-snccnd and Broadway.
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FACTORY: Is4 AND i5s WEST 10TH STREET.
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Nine. J. y. Wright. une dies modls-

Nine. J. y. Wright, une dies modls-
les les plus popn'aires IL "hibodaux,
informe ses AIMS ct 9es clients qu'elle
Went dc reeevoir I'll grand assorti-
ment d.artieies dc plintemps ct d'ete,
tels que: Etolies pour robes, une
grande varittt &c ga~rnitures, des
chapeaHN q earnis, dies cassuettes
a'entants, dies @fleurs, des rubans ct
des articles dc fantalsle qa'elle zen
dra j dies priN eNceptIonnels.
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L'Hop. ". ". Pngh, de FAssump-
tIon a commence, dams le Pionnier Ia
publication dc ses "reminiscences qui
selont certaiuement tres int1ressan-
ties pour les gems qui depuis long
temps ont yecu sur lie BAYOU Lafour-
che. Al'6poQue on Giles common
cent il ! await dies perroquets Ct de
nombreux pigeons ramiers. Auionr-
dhni, les pieniels. sont remplaces
par dos politicians .. les seconds par
les ~yotants.
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lie II lie q mois, . un meeting
rdguller &c Ia compagnie DIES pom
piers Thibodaux NJ. / les officers
don't les noms sulvent ont et6 retius,
savolr
]. Louis Aucoin, president Il. \.
Coalon, vice-pr6siaent :. /. Grisa-
more, secretaire {. J. Coulon,
Trtsorler; L. Il. Demanadt, Fore
man, Ed. Iaforest, Assistant L.
Continent, Dneetcur DIES tuyaux.
.Apres ces nominations, un comite
compose de NM. II. y. Coulon ct
S. /. Grisamore fat nomme pour
r6dieer de nouyeanx Regiments ct
une nouvelle constitution.
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=$22,51.41 12,517.1l

Iouverture lie Ia saison DIES cour-
ses a en- lieu dimanche dernier au
Pare Tetrean, sous l,habiie direction
de Mr. John G. Hernhon, sportman
des mieuN entendus. Grace a Q
habilite, ees premieres courses ont
etc tres bien condultes. Les vain
queurs ct les vaincus ont etc on ne
peut plus satisfaits du resultat.
La m%usique de Fhlbodaux qui ne
Sc fat Iamais prier en- de pareilles
occasions Il pret6 o concours en-
cette Circumstance, ce qui lui a donne
plus d'attrait. Tous eeux qui Sc
sont rendus sur les lieuS, quoiqp'lls
ne fussent pas tres nombreuS, ont
Embarrassment applaudl tous ceux
qui, les premiers, sont arrives au but.
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81 est qtelqu'un 4 ThibodauN Oh
dams is eayirons qui d6sire faiIe
raequi-ltion dun poney bien dresst
ct are lie 1 ans settlement, mont qua
s'adfesser an bareau de Ia "Sentinelle'
qui leur fournira tous les renseigne-
ment quits peuvent demander.
Nayez l'annonce dams la partie
anelalsc.
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lie dimanche, 81 de &c mois aura
lieu i Lab&dieyillc, inauguration du
champ de courses, d;abii par ii com
p9euic du Central Pare, &c Lahadie.
vile. lie moutant dies bourses ttant
fort respectable. nous augurons que
les entrees sefont nombreuses ct les
courses des plus attrayantes.
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Jetdi defnier, le Pere \. Dubourg
a administre le sacrement de lEucha-
ri,tie a tous les gareons ct fillettes
.ui ttaient en- age de le ~recevoig. La
cdrtmonie a Gtt tres lmposante ct a
produit un etfet dies plus tmouvants
snr le nombrenx auaitoire gui !
j, .fstai'.
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lie Senateur ". Il. Howell lie cette
parolsse q etc tiu chef du parti Re
publican. CONNIE &c jeune senateur
est tres actif ct tres ayenant, il est
probable gull prendra les interets de
son paIti ayec tout le dGvouement
gu'on lul connait.
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LINRES ~OFFERTS

| Mon oncle ct mon cure.
: L'ainouteuN dc la prefete,
3 Martyr lie l'amonr.
4 Ia roche qni ~rleura.
) LIE relaords dun faEssaire.
i Reeves dares.
Z Drame.ae i.iiotel Wosonzoff.
S Les tiancaillts de Lerette.
8 LIE sacrifice dun fills.
10 lie coGrenr de dot.
T. Roman a'nme ienne file pauvre.
Ii lie roman dun crime.
II Trahison vainen par i'amour.
u La vengeance du lance.
Il Les deux ~.Ieannes.
Is Miserable t%aussdira.
II r. MARTYR dune here.
20 La ~charmeuse.
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LES P~ERPLEXITEN DE La
SITUATION,

Exposons nettement la situation.
Il s'est, il ny a pas longtemps, dams
DIES circumstances la%lnentables oui
justifialent, de Ia part de la popula-
ton, ute grtnae mesule &c salut.
forme une association puolllue, dite
Ligne dies Gitoyens.
Dams quei but s'eetait-e!le formee
ct dams quel cercle ayait-eiIe a Sc
mouvoir?
II sagissait, tout supplement mails
tres ~nettement, de debarrasser Ia
vile tie Ia tourhe a'intrieants ct de
pr6varicateurs gui l'expioitaient, Ia
pillaient, Ia t~uinaient ct Ia desllono-
raient. Son champ d'action ne a;eyait
pas 5 etendre au della dies hmites de
Paroisse.
Cette association await unemissioG
a remplir ellie Ia remplie complete
ment, honnetement, ct avec i'm success
4ni a depasse toutes les espGrancts
DIES honnetes ems
Jusqu'lcl, tout est pour lie mieux j;
pas IN mot 4 dire; liea que DIES
fluctuations a envoyer a Ia LIgue.- .
Nais a Ia question municipale ct
psloissiale est venue, bIentot. Sc
meier Ia question generate ct poiitl-
que qai ~regarde Etat entier ct qui
Ell est, 4 vfai dire, ins5parable. Les
memes holnmes qui posaient simple
ment Ell reformateurs, en- tpurateurs
administration paroissiale, SON
d~evenus des hommes politlaues is
figurent non settlement dams le Con.
sell municipal mas dams lie senat.
dams Ia Chainhle dies Repr6sentaHts.
dams Ensemble Generate de fEtat.
Commc tels, lis rep.esentent ct doivent
representer une idee generate lis
appartlennent ct doivent appartenif 4
ane eeole poiitique, q IN part, ct lis
sont dautant plus obIiees de seAplI-
quer nettenent i Get egard, qusils
ont en- man Ia balauce du pouyoir, ct
peuvent le faire peneher i droite Oh Il
gauche, 4 lear fantastic. Leur est-il
possible de iaisser plus longtemps les
electenfs. leur, cofnmettants en- def
nitive, dams Iineertituae !?
Alions-N. franchement. Ineerro-
geons, ia a IN, ceux. qui les ont
enyoyts 4 Ia Ghambre ct al stnat.
Sar cent. il ! en- aura q~patre-vingt on
quatfe-vingtdlx qai vous rtpondronT
4a5lls ont cru elire lies hommes aux
tenaances ct aux convictions demo.
cratiques. Il Hest plus permis, d
l'heare qull est, de sc r~etrancher dams
uG silence inqulttant, cruel meme.
pour c%ilaeaa dentre nous.
Nous nous omnes dome ffanche-
ment, ioyalement en- toute ~contiaace
un commencement. Nous ayons be
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Nous commenGons, dams &c hume
70, la publication de Ia llstc DIES
souscriptenrs au monument qui sera
eleye en- commemoratlon du Rev
Pere Mtnard.
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BONNIE NOUVELLE.

Atm a.aeTandir fe Village &c Lockport. la
Belle petite ha'tltation nleSnraut cinu arpents
de tece. >ar Il Bayou, situce entire le village
1t FEglise C~atholique, vinmt detre trace ct
,liSista en- tel rams de vile.
Les p%efsennt~ tlni ttGslreht en- acheter ct
s.6tahlIrlttl, G. ioli petit village de Lothport,
paavent s'aaresser ant rropri6talre.
+. BARRILLEAUN.
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hr Chas Gonaux, actuellement
emp!oyt a Ia pharmacie Am4ricaine
est yenn Gimanene dernler voir sa
flmilie. Il est parti lie lendema:n
pour ttre a son poste lunai matln.
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KOUYELLES LOCALES.

Mercredi dernier, lie corps dun
enfant de couleur a etc retire du
bayou Lafourche pressure en- face de
Thibodaux, sur la rive gauche.
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I~or9anisation Gu Senat ct de la
Legislature ont Gu lieu cette semaine,
sans Ia moindre ditlicultee. L'IIon.
Estopinal, de il paroisse St. Bernard
a etc nomme President pro tenn du
Senat etIHon. Henry, de Ia paroisse
Calcasieu, speaeher Gle Ia chambre a
Ia grande satisfaction de tons les
Representative.
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\ VENDIsE l 51HEEHyAKp J

I'M mile de TE,ihuHanN. IA moitie complaint
IT III Balance il i'm deUx. tiois ct quatres
ans. Pour plus aml'es intornatlons. s'adres-
ser i ]. VI. SERGN0LE, New Orleans.
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Il est toujours question &c trans
porter lie siege du commencement Il
Ii Nouvelle Orleans dtou il nauralt
iamais da etre enlev6. Nos repre-
sentauts sont tous d'accord sur cette
question. II ny a que Ia population
de Baton Rouge qui est eontre &C
Transient que, sill s'aceomplit, neces-
sitera de grandes dtpenses.
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Fer sale.

nNF LOT OF 1000 to 5000 JACKSON
" Railroad bricks. Apply to
THOS. d. KENT,
President Police Jury.
39-ao-lt Lafourche, L
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La solution des atialres politiques
de fEtat tendent d s'embroniller de
jour en- jour. Dams I%'intervue dune
delegation aui a ete envoYee aupres
du G%ouyerneur, eelni-ei Il refuse de
s'engager, par cert, 4 he point yetnr
lie Bill que le Stnat ct la Cnambre
venlent passer pour lie suffrage ct sur
i'appei dune convention don't les
pouvoirs ~seraient iliimites a MONS
quils obtiennent la majorit6 des
membfes d6moerates du Senat ct de
Ia Ghambre rtunis. On rapporte cue
les membres lie Ia iigue DIES citoyens
elns al Stnat ct a Ia Legislature font
cause Commune avec les raaicaux ct
les populistes ct que ceux-ci, cont1ai-
rement d Ia loi, ne yeulent pas Sc
gaider sur Ia face DIES retours. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-23
TWO PARDONS.
Executive Clomency Granted Two Pris
nners Yesterday.

Executive Clemency Granted Two Pris.
oners Yesterday.
Governor Renfrow yesterday par
doned w. d. Halfill and Perry w.
Rutherford from the penitentiary at
Lansing,
Haldll was sent up for five years
from Perry for issuing check on a
Newkirk bank in which he had no
money. The check was issued to get
money which he gave to frieHdless
girl to enable her to get food and
shelter at Perry and go to her folks
near Pawnee and was for a small
amount, but he was bitterly prose
cuted and received sentence as great
as given many men for taking human
life in this territory. He had served
nearly two years Of his time and had
lost the sight OF one eye entirely and
the other was failing and the Cover
nor granted him his freedom in order
to enable him to obtain treatment in
hopes Of saving the one eye. He
promised, before being pardoned
never to touch another drop Of LIQUOR
Rutherford was sentenced to one
year for mbezzling funds from the
Arkansas City Milling company while
acting as their agent in this city anC
had ser we'd most of his time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-23
COUNTY GRADUATION.

Program OF ,hs Exercises TO be Held
Next Week.
hr Il 81 county graduation takes
place iu The Christian church in this
ei.y Nedue day evening, July 30, and
the following program has been
arranged:
Music.
Invocation.
Vocal solo, winter Lullaby" De
Koven-Miss Lillian Hunter.
Essay with salutatory, Let There
BE Light, Miss Lizzie Calvert, Mul'
hall
Essay-"Then and Now. " Miss Ferne
Hought Orlando.
Essay Boxes" Miss Leila Bahruth,
Crescent City.
Essay intellectual Mental and
Moral Education" Miss Bessie Berry,
Mulhall.
Music-Selected Institute chorus.
Essay of Science" Mr.
Burt Sturgis, Crescent City.
Declamation-"The Wreck OF the
Riyermouth, Miss Hollie Sogo, Or.
lando.
Essay--"Ostler Joe," Miss Mabel
Goddard, Crescent City.
Essay. with valedictory-"Self Edu'
cation" Miss Donna Morris, Orlando.
Vocal solc-"Clang of the Forge, u
Rodney-Mr. G. NJ. Culver.
Address-President ID X. Boyd, OF
Norman, okla
Presentation Of diplomas, Superin.
tendent $ A. Bosworth.
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Laud OnIce at GuthHe, a. T., juno ".

Land Onice at Guthrie, o. r., june I'D,
isJG.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has hlcd notice uf hi-
iutention to make nnal proof o. support ol
bis claim and THAT said proof VIII bo
made before the register and receiver
OF the United States land Office 40
Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, ON Aug.
1, 1880, viz;
Daniel G.. Watson, for the ur ar see "a
twp 10 u OF ir2w.
he names tie following Witnesses o.
prove hi, continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. Viz:
amcs a. henson and Jacob A Kinney.
of Enfield. O.. I.; William H. Arnold and
Johu Barker, OF Guthrie, o. T.
Bose a. n j. CEOoR. Register.
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Sehrader, the alleged divine healer,
left yesterday morning for Texas
points II is asserted by those who
claim TO know that while here, about
forty-eight hours, he raked ia in the
neighborhood Of sio0 OF the dear
peoples money. II he effected any
cures or performed any miracles the
Ardmoreite has failed 10 discover
them. -Ardmorite
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"summer E1eurslons. .

II you are going to take a summer
trip the Big Four Chesapeake and
Ohio Routes maintain a sea shore
special. Leaves st. Louis every day
at noon for White sulphur Springs,
Old Point and all mountain and sea
shore resorts Arrives at Washington
at $40 p M; New York, 9:Os p. m.
next day.
For summer resort literature ask
your local ticket agent. or address
A. c. MCGUIRE,
Gen. Pass Agt.. Box sea, Dallas, Tex.
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A RAINBOW IN THE EAST

looked and beheld the world
as an open book; and behold,
there were many bald heads
therein. Then, 10 and behold,
l saw in the midst thereof an
other angel, with much power
and great glory, and the name
thereof was DANDERINE ! And.
behold, this angel was minister
ing the bald heads to come and
see. II have saved many, and
can save more" and 10 and be
hold many Of them did come,
and did soak their heads. and
did see the hair grow like magic,
and did confess and were saved
in the sight of the multitude.
And l heard another little angel
cry, Bald heads must go!"
One bottle conviuces the
agnostic.
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Mesdames A. G. Kesler and l.. T.
Kimball entertained number Of the
society young ladies and gentlemen at
the residence Of the latter, s2l East
Noble. in honor Of Miss Adele Kesler
and Miss Zoe Kimball The grounds
were elaborately decorated with
Chinese lanterns, large platform was
erected on the east side Of the house
and the guests danced to the strains
of mandolins and guitars. Elegant
refreshments were served Ia large
tent on the lawn. II was a fairy like
scene.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-23
sehool Of Primary Methods.

Prof. Baxter and the greater mum Der
of the class in methods attended the
afternoon session OF the Primary
Model school yesterday.
Primary reading. third grade Ian
guage, primary numbers and lesson
on manners constituted the program.
The children under the guidance OF
Mrs. Ryan and Miss Byrne acquitted
themselves very creditably.
The patrons of the school aud the
citizens, as well as all mem bers OF the
institute, are earnestly requested 10
be present this afternoon irou 70 3
o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-23
First published in Oklahoma Leader July
3, 1896.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie. O, T., July 2,
1876.
Notice is hereby given that the fOllsw-
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof 10 support
Of his claim and that said proof VIII be
made before the register and receiver 81
Guthrie, o. T., on aug. %, 1880, VIZ:
Clinton ID Church, for She sW ar OF SeC
10, twp rs n, of T ?, VIZ
He nalHes the following witnesses q
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Charles i. Trapp. John Barker, rhOm
as POteet. William @ King all Of Guth'
rie, o. u.
36g5 A.. n. j. CROOK, Register
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lrst published In Okla. Leader July
1896.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. T., July
., 1896
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof In support
of his claim and that said proof VIII be
made before the register and receiver
of the II. $. land office at Guthrie, U.
T., on Aug 81, 1896, viz:
George r. YeOkum, for the lots and
aud ht ne or sec l, in twp IA, n, OF !
], ".
lie names the following witnesses tc
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. via:
Thomas Friend, John $. Hamilton
Richard +. Atterberry, NJ. l.. Sanders
all ofTohee. O. y.
A. N. j. CROOK, Register
3Gg9.
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GOING AWAY
10 So Consult this List OF Low Rate Excur
atoms on the santa ne.

10 So Consult this List OF Low Rate Exeur-
atoms on the santa re.
A trip east is often replete with
many annoyances such as transfers
and delays in the larger cities and tae
summer tourist is deprived OF many
pleasures which are incident on trip
TO the Eastern resorts To avoid
these annoyances the Santa Fe COM
pany have arranged 10 run special
train. consisting Of pullman sleepers
and chair cars through to Buffalo,
N. Y, on July lth without change.
The train will be in charge OF an ex-
perienced Manager Of the Santa Fe Co 4.
who viii arrange all the details Of the
trip and relieve the passengers OF all
annoyance and responsibility, and il
you are planning for pleasant trip
east arrange TO join the N. Il. A,
special on July 4th.-For rates and
detailed information apply 10 Agent
Santa Fe Ry.
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The officers in pursuit OF Bill Doolin
are Of the opinion that ne is sick and
in hiding somewhere Within fiity miles
Of Guthrie, but is 80 closely guarded
by friends ,h.t his exact whereabouts
cannot be detected, Bnrs left leg has
been SO completely flled With lead
'hat lead poison has permeated his en-
tire eorpul .ney. The officers had di-
yided the Iced be Seon tho two egs II
is thought ihinRs would nave gone
better with Bill Enid Wave
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81. Louis Republic.

The st. Louis Republic has made
arrangements to cover the political
news Of all the parties in the coming
campaign In q way that has never
been equaled by any newspaper.
Those who wish TO keep posted should
subscribe at once The Republic daily
and Sunday has been reduced to Sc a
year, SO for months or 60 cents a
month The Twice-a- Week Republic
Is one dollar year. II
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DR.. PEOPLES,
DENTIST

The frst and leading dentist in
Guthrie. Always keeps in the front
with new methods. Thoroughly eau-
Gated, and with seventeen " ,ars ex-
perience. Honest and conscientious
in all dealings Work the very best,
yet prices the lowest. Get the lowest
prices you can in town or territory,
then come TO me, and | will do your
work cheaper Don't make u mistake
in the place, DIR Peoples, The Dentist,
Southwest corner Oklahoma and First,
Up stairs.