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The herald., 1896-01-05
Penniiess and Despondent

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4. Robert II.
Moore, a civil engineer we'll known all over
the country, shot himself today and died
instantly. Iii health forced him to give
up position as superintendent of the cleo
trcal engineering works at Niagara Falls,
and he returned home pennless
The herald., 1896-01-05
Van 1erbiit-B.im ont

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The World this
morning says: Mrs. William X. Wander.
bilt and Mr.. Oliver Belmont are to be
married on Wednesday, January 8. This
at least is the date believed by their ac.
guantances to have been selected for the
nuptiais.
The herald., 1896-01-05
HamaUed Ry Fire

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Fire in the plant of
the Chicago Forge and Rolt company did
$4,000 damages today. The plant is
owned by the American Bridge company
and is an auxiliary concern to the latter.
I he forge department was a building 450
by so ieet and is practically destroyed.
The herald., 1896-01-05
CHICAGO MIXING EXCHANGE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The formal opening of
the Chicago Mineral Mining BOARD has
been set for January 24th, and the first
call of stocks will be made at noon on that
day. The mining board now has a mem-
bership of 800.
The herald., 1896-01-05
United States Coinire

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA statement pI e..
pare by the director of the mint shows the
coina ge exec uted at the United Jtates mint
during the calendar year just closed to
have been as follows Gold. 500 ,6 I6 ,357 {;
silver, S5.5S6,0 o: minor Coins, 1882 ,43O /:
total, S6b, 79S.
The herald., 1896-01-05
Gpi1 linn Nrts.

New YORK. Jan. 1.-The steamships
Paris, La Champagne and Aller, which are
due this port within the next ten days,
will bring 81 800 900 in American gold
coin and fine gold bars to Messrs. thinner
man ~ torstlay OF this city, ~
The herald., 1896-01-05
Nv N.w Iamo S.oves

Send the heat down and out through the lowe
air of the room. which IS rapidly warmed
There is no odor, but clear fame, great heat,
perfect c. mbustion and grand light. Get cir
cular at f. Z. Brownies, 3i6 S. spring street.
The herald., 1896-01-05
The Gold Reserve

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 The treasury to-
day lost by Withdrawals 100000 in gold
bars and $4,000 in coin, leaving the gold
reserve SOL 81 ,S2S.
The herald., 1896-01-05
- Bridge builder Dead

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Edgerton A. Adams,
president of the American Bridge COM
pany, died early this morning OF pneu-
monia.
The herald., 1896-01-05

Jim's Ex-Wife Married
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The World this
morning says:
1t is announced that Ollie Lake. divorced
The herald., 1896-01-05

Heavy vian "Thnk not escape clutches
the of the EARTH
Heroine Indeed WON'T
"Zounds But thou akest idly Wherefore no
Flippant Heroine because m going there.
p Up.
The herald., 1896-01-05

The Legion Of Honor
PARIS, Jan. 4.-Among the New Years
The herald., 1896-01-05

THE NEWS IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 4.-Manager Brown of
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INe NNIklashAE On RsEh


'H't' .FAAAiUN fftttWtft FnN NHN
tFstss EdsirB
Physical labor Ia fatiguins just in
proportion TO the absence Of thought,
or the depressing quality OK the
thought. Rest from this fatigue comes
very largely from n change OF thought
currents. II Is great mistake To fame,
that one Is only at work when he Is do
Ing something on the visible and tanel.
bic side. An afternoon on the lounge.
or In an easy chair, or a hammock. read.
ing is not unfrequently far more pro.
d''ctive even 10 the busy housewife,
tIan 1t would have been spent over
The mendlng basket or ot the sewing
machine. BY living high enough 10
catch the outlook, so TO speak. one gem
crates a certain degree Of creative en-
ergy. which tides over work otherwise
exhaustive with little sense OF fatigue.
To receive this energy is to rest There
tore the philosophy OF rest Is to bring
ones self into receptivity to this infinite
potency. Just how? one way is sim.
p'N 20 sit down alone and silently and
MI up the thought to tho divine world.
To realize quietly the exceeding beauty
of life as lived on the spiritual plane.
Things have happened, perhaps. that
are irritating. yet hold fast TO the
thought that one must Danish resent
ment; must govern his thoughts as we'll
as his acts by benevolence; that one
must ever keep in his mind the ideal
OF The divine harmony. This habit OF
daily concentrating the mind on the
divine qualities results in rapid ac-
qnirement OF poise, exhilsra lion and
enduring strength.
The spirit-world around our world OF
sense
tloats like an atmosphere"
says the poet Longfellcw. and the poets
insight has discussed literal fact. AS
we are primarily spiritual beings. We
can receive OF this infinite potency ia
which We live and move and have our
beings II we are sufficiently receptive
and harmonious. Life may be narrcw
from circumstances, but Il alwayS NAV
be dsep and high. And touching this.
one touches the best. and the freedom
= the whole world in travel. culture
what you Will, could give him nothing
higher than this spirituality which n1t
be achieved in the humblest home.
Lillian whiting ia Chautauquan.
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IN FRENCH EYES.
American women Have Co5A taste, hat
No Originality.

No Originality.
! have had an interesting c0nVersa-
non with my hairdressec about the
characteristics Of the ladies Ot the
many nationslities on whom ne oper-
stes. says writer in London Truth.
The American, though 80 fully emsuci-
patcd has. lie thinis. 40 originality.
She sssimilates everything and orig
mates nothing. In paris--and. for that
matter, IN New Yorh---her get-uD is ex-
sctly modelled on that OF the Parisienne.
When guided by a model she has taste.
But she is dependent upon model. Her
auickness and sharpness iu selecting
r1ercha ndixe are 10 be noted. The Ems
Nshwoman Is fond pf simpllcity-tod
fond, perhaps. She timidly follows the
Parisienne In her c0iffureS and pays
well and cheerfully. She Is always
afraid OF what is suggested mot SUIT
Ing her" and has no idea what does
suit her She IL not hard 20 please. yet
at bottom she is never thoroughly sat
lsfed because uncertain whether her
head is dressed exactly as 10 Should he
The Russian lady is the most taste
less woman alive. She is helpless In the
hands Of her hairdressor ana has no
suggestions to offer. IL may he that her
national headdress has prevented her
taste running on the cOlffure. The Rus
sian lady has soft. quiet manners, but
scans bills with n suspicious eye. The
italian lady Is = had payer, hard to
please. stingy, and never mcie than
half satisfied with a Parsian coinure.
She will write from Italy for dozen
imitation torteise-sheli hairplns costing
s sous apiece. She had them at that
price IN Paris and does not calculate the
loss OK time. sitA money too, that u In
GIrred in sending them by q weii-paia
assistant Ia the district post once. lie
may have 10 stand there half an hour
before his turn comes In the waiting
cue. Five francs for the ballroom COLI
lure Is not thought too much TO ask Tor
n chance customer. An italian lady
will protest against it as though she had
J fallen into the hands OF thieves whe
wanted TO rob her. The Roumanian la.
Aies are the sweetest and most tasteful
| In Europe. Their manners are, perhaps,
/ better than those OF the best Psrisi-
snnes. They have in youth Eplendia
/ sair and know how 10 dress IL or how
/ the couture should arrange IL. IL ia a
/ pleasure 90 receivt thelr hints. Sone-
/ how they manage 20 paw their bills reg
ulsrly. The hereditary princess is q
customer st nay eointure. lie can show
4 charming letter from her to say thai
all the things he seat her were exactly
what she wanted. Her paymsbts sFe
made by return OF post. This IL less
Hsuai in ksr class than might he mag
| lnFd
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A card on the outside of the Office
door says: ''Gone TO lunch. BE baek 10
ten minutes" And, the man will be
there on time. That Is, ior some
days, weeks or even months, he viii
Then he VIII be at home occasionally
for a day. ne'll tell you be bad a
headache a turn OF cholera mofbus,
or maybe he'll say he had a lump la
his stomach and felt 10 miserable 10
move. The lump was probsblf TWO
or three ten.minute lunches condcn.
Sed.
The man who bolts his lnnehes
will ind Or. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets
the best friend be ever met.
There Is no case OF olAonsneSs,
constipation, indigestiop. heart.
burn" or any OF the rest Of tae night.
mare breeding brood. that these little
Pellets will not cure TheV care
permanently. Send si Gems in one
cent stamps to Worlds nspenssrJ
Medical Association. BuffSo. N Z,
and receive DIR. Pierce's zoos page
Common Sense Medical Adviser,
profusely illustrated.
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Land Oflicc at Guthric, o. r., February
10th, 1896.
Nolice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing-nImcd settler Eus tled Gaticu Of hi-
intention 10 make u a proof la support
OF his claim and that said proof q ilf be
made hNfore he Register and ReceiN or AT
Guthrie. q r., on June 2. Ifgsi, VIZ:
Fletcher Powers, for the no ~ Or sec Is.
tp II, %. ".
lie namos tho following witnesses t0
prove his continuous residhnca upon uud
ca uitivation of said land, VIZ:
John NJ. Whitehead, William u Ar.
no!d V0ilentihB Galrheart. all OF 0uThHe.
-. r., and james w. keisrf, of Wichita.
Kan.
33io AN i CsooK. Register.
fif'' pnbnseed n lnr ,okiabo~a Lraaei
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Two Lives saved.

Mrs. Phoebe ThouiRs, OF Junction
City Ills, was stcld by her daughter
that sho bad consumption, and thst
there was no hope for her, bat two
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
completely cured her and abo hayaiss
saved her life. Mr.. Thomas EggerS,
it0 Florida ST.. San Franeisea. suf-
fered from q dreadful cold. approach.
ing consumption. ,sied without result
everything else. then bought one bot
tie Of DIR. kinR'sNew Discovery and -
two weeks was cured lie Is naturaIi
ly thankful. II is such resull6 OF
which these are samples. that prove
the wonderful efficacy OF this meeieins
an coughs ana eolde. Free trial bottle
at Seatonian Drug store. Regular
size soc aud 81 tIl
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iaS
Notice j. hereby gwen that the following
named scttlsT has ulcd notice OF his iuteu
ton 70 make Lnal PROOF in support of hir
claiul, and that said proof viii be made he
tore Register Ind Receiver T. : Land ONCE
al Guthrie. q. 4 un Aprii 49, 1925 VIZ.
Joseph :. Waldrum of Guthrie. -. r. ton
tie q or &C =, tWpiB Bur"N.
lie ndl,cs the following " illnesses 10 prove
hi9 continuous residence upon ana CuItiNd-
ton Of hald land viz:
fo.eph LoTah and Matthias NJ. Shelton, 81
Nulb1N. q. A.. Ira u. GlaSs, % Guthrie, % q
Sllla stuart Peters, OF hulhall. o. r.
Slfs n y CROOK Register
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/ First Published in Oklahoma Ecador
March ). l5fsi.
Notice FOR publieatIan.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. T., Feb. ~
i@s
Notice Is hereby given that h. follow
ing namel settler has filed notice or bis
his claim, aud that said pru0i wili he
made before thc regis tor AMI receiver L.
). land Office at Guthrie, o. r., on June
q, lsa6, viz:
james NJ. McNulty, for the ne Qr Of
see 81, Up Is, raw
liz names tho following witnesses 10
Prove his coDtinDOus residence upon and
cultivation of. said land. vi;
George W. M0iIo, of Seward. -. u"
and Oscar u. NoKley. Fred Nock"l aud
Henry n. Todd. Oil or Guthrie q. Il.
3Ss A n. j. Groom. Register.
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Notice for publira,Iou

lsai
Notice L. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his lDten
Iion 10 make dlR1l proOf ia support Ot MS
calm. and nat SAID proof VIM be aaae b.
tore Re gisler and Receiver at Guthrie O. 4
on May !. 1926. viz:
John Barker for The c qr >ec - twp Is n 1
WI M.
lie names the following witnesses 60 PROV,
his continuous Residence upon aud Cuftivd'
tion Of sata lana Nizf
William G King, Thomas Poteele, william
HsErNviu ana Clinton ID. Church, all ot Guth
rie, O. n.
S9s AM CuooK Register.
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The NeKInlsr club Organic /.

But we work Just the sane. We use
the new procesA Absolutely DO dam.
age 10 any goods. We use pure dis
titled water for washing fianHels and
the only pure iiannel soap No shrink
ing After this weca We will replace
all lost bnttopi and sew all rips and
tears free Of charge. WI; give a new
collar in place OF any broken in the
laundry Does this suit yOu2 II so.
send Ia your work
3t Steam Laundry.
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Vols. and Q. Oklahoma supreme
Court Reports now for sale. Price
reduced to $3.50 per col also few
Oklahoma Statutes 1900 and 1893 and
session laws of lsSS. S.--E Edgar W. Jones,
TerritOrial Librarian.
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'irst published Ia tue QklahOua I,eadOr
lao lHh, i2A.
NOllee for publication

Land Qfles at 0uthtic. o. T.. January
ihth, i6A
Notice IS hereby giYeA that The follow
Ing named seItleg has hled o0iice ~ his
inithtiah 10 make lnsl poor IN support
OF his claim, a. 4 that said proof win t<
made heiere Register I'd R0cSiVeT at
uutkEie, @. 4. on March l4th isssi siS:
.l0hn J nOhahOe az Mulhali. %. r. IN
the q " qT see - twp lS SnF3w.
lie namoithe following witnesses 10
provo his continuous residence upOn and
cultivation. OF SAID land, via:
ArdeD T. HllinRs, John y Bufsett,
Ebbib Walters and Ictor alag. all ol
tiuthFle. o T.
1Jes An j Ceoo1. Register.
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First Published Ia Oklahoma Leader
Jan. %, 'sd.
Notice for notification.

Land ofGeo at Guthrie. OF, January lG.
l8s6.4
S0lics y hereby given that the follew-
inE aamed settler has lled nOiice Of hls
intentiou 10 mako lnai proof support
of his claim. aud that said proof wlll b.
made bSfoFe tho register and feooiyt-f OF
the q. \ latsd Office az tiuthi1a. Oh. 0n
March 81, lsa1. via;
James Thompson 0f Guthrie. .Ok for the
lots ., and 2. and the ~ or Of the avs or
and als0 ten and forty nihe hundredths
acres 81 excess Ia 0bose tract. la see q, Ia
10 In ofre y, OF AL
He nan ueSisthssfoIlaE eitnAsses q
prove his contiluOus. re esideLee upon and
caltivatie6 - isAlid lAnd vif9 ~
Richard z Pipe and ollyer I cokey o
II, .@zI NJ Patton nf huihall ok.
J 1917 = A. n. J. CROOK, Register.
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First published Ia Oklahoma Leader
Jan. s3, 1894.
Notice for publication.

Land onice al Guthrie, OKLA. Jan.
II. 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has Gled notice
OF his intention TO make final proof ia
support OF his elaim and that said
proof will be IAade before the regis.
ter aud receiver at Guthrie, Oklahoma
on April 3, 1896, viz;
David ChsmBess, for the ne Or sec
10, tpi6 ur9 NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 60
prove his contiouous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land. viE:
Emerson u. Clark, Wm. Earringer.
Richard A Boys James a Miller, all OF
Guthrie, Ok.
a0se. An J croOH, Register.
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WANTED.

tiolary OF United States History, Is
Prot. !. Franklin jameson. NcedtG
by every teacher, pupil and family
indarsed by preEa and pabl,c. AgeGts
selling bfty b0aks per week Success
ful ayeuts made general agents. ii;e
pay. PURITAN PUBLISHING co.
l!Oston, Mass
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Firstpubllshed Ia Oklahoma Feb. Leader
G 1880.
Notice for Publication,

Land oiiice at Guthrie. Ok Ter, Jan.
%, is9J.
N0Lice Il hereby given that ihe follow
lng-oame6 settler has tiled nOtiee al his
Intention 20 make nnGi proof ia support
of his elalfa, aud that said ploof Will be
made before The register aud receiver or
the L. . y. land Otice "a Guthrie, Oh Ter
On April "a, 1898, viz:
Edmond JacObus, Tor the " qr, see IS,
tp 10 d, w. |. IN,
de ha1nss tie following witnesses h
progelli5 eontinuCps residence npoh RRd
cultivation of, said lahd. Vii.
John Z kye. Miles n Poery. William X
Swanson. Cornelius 1ii0hy. all OF Hnth'
rae. Okla
a NJ j. cEook. Ro is'sr.
3ls5.
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Mrs. 4. X. Tingle has gone 10 81
Louis 10 purchase the finest line Of
millinery goods ever beou2ht TO onth.
Fie. Ladies, wait for hes return and
all the latest and best things In hats
and bOnnets. II
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Ih. nlrlis,t nirt nt An

Is found In Oklahoma, bnt we have
found way TO take II out OF your
clothes and have them as clean a. new.
send in that dirty suit and let rs ix II
ap for you. Get prices on. dying
81 Steam LaundrV.
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laud onice at Guthrie Y. e., Febrgsry a..
1885,
NOTICE 9. hereby glveh that the follow ing
aamed sstller has nie3 notice al his tntca-
lion 10 make lual prOOi 81 support OF D l.
Calm, AMI that said prooi VIII be made be.
tore the register apd receiver at Guthrie, q.
T. ca MAY "a 1856, VIZ;
9oEn Burnett. TOT the ne "a, see ~. " ti
q. T3W.
lie naues the follpwing witne .es 10 prove
his couttuucus residence UpOn &ld cultiVS-
tlon OF aid land via:
Christian n. WehmeleT, iranci, A Bonner.
Peter Plag Mark T. SGuita- al! OF Guthrie
q. n.
secg A. n. J. CRooS Register.
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While no physiean or pharmacist
can conscientlously warrant a care,
the J. C, Aver Co., guarantee The pUF'
ity, strength, aud medical virtuee Of
Ayers sarsaparillR Il was the only
blood,puri6er admitted at the great
Worlds Fair in Chicago. ls9a
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~ hours to Los Angeles.

Free chair ears on ali trains. Pull.
man Palace sleepers to Kansas City
and Chicago without change. Also TO
Fort Worth and galveston. Connects
at Newton with Vestibulc limited hav.
ing chair cars Pullman Palace and
compart .nent sleepers aud diniog cars
through TO Los Angeles and San Diego
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman aud Tourist sleepers to FL.
Paso, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Through railroad and steamship tick.
cts sold TO all points. Passengers
booked 10 all points in the continent
OF Europe; also from any port or In
land point iu Europe through TO any
point in the United States Prepaid
tickets paid for here will be delivered
to passengers at theic residence In
Europe. For full particulars call on
or address. Oeorge r. Nicholson, q y.
A. Chicago: w. j. BLACK. A. q. p. A.
Topeka Kan L. II. Delaney, Agent
Guthrie, Ok.
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'iive me a liver regulator aud
can regulate the world, said . genius.
The druggist handed him bottle Of
DeWitt's Little Early Riser, the ia.
monA little pill
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The ladies OF the Christian church
are mRki3g great preparations for
their Easter markets to be held the
rd or 9TH Of April. II
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Hoods Pills are easy 20 take, easy
&c operate. Cure Indigestion, bilious
ness, headache.
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of aIiiT ieavening
stnength.-U. S. Csssuusnt Report.


Subscribers 10 The Laier who fail
10 receive their papers fonptly every
morning viii please relirt such fall
ures 10 this ofice al one
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Mrs. T. X. Tingle will display al
elegant and complete millinery stock
ct her Easter opening. She 10 = dis.
eliminating and tasty buyer and Is
bow east selecting stock ~ u
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Impoverished blood causes that
tired feeling Hoods Pills pnritiieS
c nriches aud vitali2cs the blood, Civ
ing new life and Increased vlgor ana
vitality.
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81 published In Oklahoma IL !.
Ian 20.
Notice for Publication.

ISai ohice nj Gut hrle, q. 4, Jan 20
1874
Notice Il hereby given that ile blow
log aauied sot Icf bus illcd n9tico Cf h-
lntes don 10 mAk0 tinai proc la = ppOi
u hts z ain. and that said p.C,t Will,
mGas eiOre tho register and rees. 20
Z 9'land Gfiiea &C Guthrie. Ok, ON March
%. 1896, VIZ:
Henry Pres,ol. who made i,ome,iead
entry No. 6as on May 9, 1879, tor the lots
d and :, aud hf 50 gf see q ~ 10 u, 9 !.
IS, NJ.
He names tho following witnesses O.
prove his contin uous residence upon hhd
cultivation OF. sad land. viz:
a pheus C. Goodrich, % noy H.. Og-
den, Charles j. GeTiach, Frod Madden
All Of Guthrie, Ok.
A.. n. J. Csook. ilegist, !;
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Those who wish theireyes Lcienti6,
caily examined and llas asses prop
erly fitted. should not al - consult
DR. ignAtz Mayer ~ bis onlee over
Beehive. Oklahoma ave iIni.
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For al diseases Of the eye. ear. nose
and throat consult Dr. IgnAtg Mayer,
over Bee Hive. ! III mi
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IoRrH, EAST AND WEST
sour7f sourHrAsr Arp SOUTHWEST.

Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
NolQathrie. Guthrie. ~. Worth,Gaiv so
4CIl fG;gi p. m. i2:iB p. IN. g:i, u. m's.gi a. IN.
500 i0:5s y. N. II :oS p. IN. $40 a. N s90 y u 4.
4alls:to p. nj t.Q) y. N. Local Freight.
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Furnished roone. wth or without
board. at AnL ke~o1. ios East
Harrison.
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Notice for Publication.

Fn,t mhu,hcd in TIC Oklahoma Lcadcr
ich g. 1906
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Notice for Publication.

'1rsl published in the Oklahoma Loader
March 3, ls.S.
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- UTHRIE Lodge No. 3 I. a. o. 4. meets
u Monday night of each week al 1850 Wis
iting odd Fellows always welcome;
n q. GOKrON, Y. G..
C. w BRUCE. Sec'y lock box i7p
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AKLAHOAfA Encampment No. !, l. O. O +.
~ meets ~ cry Friday evening IN Odd
Fellows hail At $50 All Vsiting patrisrchs
welcome. JOS. FoCcART c. r.
r. Y. hiERTEN, Scribe.
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Notice for publication

First puialshed in the OKLAHOMA Tea,
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NIAOMI Rebekah Lodge 40. >. l. o. O. r.,
N meets every Thursday evening az 80
IA Odd Fellows hail IN the Weinberger build
iRg Visitors welcome.
AGNES BRUCE. n. C.
FLORA COOPER, Secy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-13

THR LEADKRis authorized TO announce
the name II q. c. McCord a. csneidste
for police iudge, subject 20 the aetion ot
the Republican city convention.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Jnslics of ths rsaoF.

THB LHADER Is authorized 10 announce
A. nj. King, OF the Second ward, as can
dIdate for the Office OF justice OF the peace,
subject 20 the will OF the Democrats.
The Progress., 1896-09-03
MISSING LlNK9.

There are about 1880 theaters IN
Europe, Italy possessing more than any
other country.
A Matchmaking machine produces Us
many nails in a given time as were
formerly made by 1000 men.
What is believed to be the celebrated
Swift silver mine in Rock Castle
county, Kentucky, was re-disco"red a
few days ago.
Vesuyius has started up again after
keeping quiet for eighteen months
Two streams of lava are making theli
way slowly toward the observatory.
A Bucksport, Maine, fisherman pal.e1
ND monster sea crab the other DAY
and on one side OF the creature was
fastened pair of smoked eyeglasses
A new company has been organized
to manufacture printing presses 10
printing aluminium plates. The oblec
is chiefly to use aluminium in litho
graphy.