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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Brenham, Texas--pcar Haphnmmer:
Here comes another little hoy 10 jo.n
your happy club. 1 win be IL years old
the "a Of August; i VIII be in the ffth
grade when school begins My papa buys
The Houston Post ! think II is a veSy
nice rarer. win ask and answer a few
questions. Pearl Jackson. the answer to
your uusstiens are: The largest hell in
the foot OF the kremlin. The bible con-
tains S.5G6.4S0 letters. Tho largest verse
IS the ninth verse,o the second chamber
OF Esther. The 2lst verse OF the i,h chap
alphabet except !. When was the fro,
iron steamship madcT How far is the sun
from the earrhT I will close with love
10 the dear old Post Enslcy Davis
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>,,,,p A MINERAL SPRING.

Stovens TeNas'--LotV haInaHIrHti ;
- -" cl,'h 4 am lttlc girl years old.
~ %.,ve TWO sisters and one brother Their
naNe sre Flora. Blake and Jewel. ] am
the Oldest. GRANDPA takes Ihe Post and
~, I'm reed The Haps' letters. We live
i ntsr 10 a m neral spring and Misses Molne
and Allie Gray. two OF Henderson's beau
THU aad accomplished yS1nnE ad lies have have
ueSt ~ wore sorry when they left.
Grons are very good but fruit Il scarce.
Your friend bV"s''S' iA'4'PS'
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!, YoljsEIIoi.D TREASURE.

n. w. Fuller. of Canajohiare. N. Y.
says that he always KEEPS Or. kegs New
discovery in the he use and his family has
aivynvs found the very best results fol-
inw rs use, that he would not be with
out II. II procurable g. A. Dykeman
Druggist, 6atskIll n. Y. says that pr.
hest Cough remedy; that he has used Il IN
his family for eight years. and II has
never failed 10 do all that is claimed for
n WHY not try a remedy SO long tried
and tested Trial bottles FREQ at j. ~.
Hsrts Drug Store Regular size toc ana
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THE MAN IN THE BIG TUB.

A little boy was taken to church by his
mother. After looking all around him he
said: MA, what's the man doing In that
big tuh?" BE quiet, detr you must no
speak" He sat pretty quiet for some time
IN min stcr waxing eloquent In his dis
course he could contain himself no long
err and said: Whats making the man In
the big tub so angry when nobody j.
,,,aoLipu 10 http p"
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SONGS TO EXCHANGE.

Mason, Texas.-pea- Haphammer: 1t
fas been dry here Tor long time. but we
growing nicely. went to a picric tho
Fourth and had such q nice time. l saw
everybody j ever saw before IN my life.
There were people from everywhere. /
vent to n wedding Sunday. Ii is raining
now and the sun IS shining bright /
want to correspond with Wiinra Long
and some more of the Haps, and | want
al of the Haps to send me all The songs
they know and l will send them all /
know. Direct your letters to
Mary j. Harper,
Mason TpSas
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THE HAps NOT roReorrrx

1lungerford, Texns-Dear Hapbanmor:
~ mas been some time since my name has
on the Happyhammors' mage, so
10 show that have NJ. forgotten my
Hap friends | will write again. viii on
swer Ada Bardwell'9 question. II was: "1f
you suddenly saw a house on fire. what
three authors world you name?" Answer;
Dickens. howe, and Burns ! VIII soma ~
cents for a club pin and WIN ais, send -
cents for two club buttons Best wishes
for the liaps and The Post. Your friend,
Rena iludgns.
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I an knocking at the door 10 have a
little chat with you tonight. Sprinu 10
over and summer has opened again With
its beautiful birds and flowers. l nd not
get to vs.te in the last contest. hut think
the colors that weCe chosen Were Very
pretty though they We're not my favor.
ties, DO any Of the Iiaps ever go horse
back rsNrg? | was so glad Wig,ra 20,
heu' chair. and has been made nanny br
the Hans. My papa takes The Post. and
every Monday when he comes In with Tho
paper 60 end hunt for tho Harnvham-
ners' page. ! think II is 40 KIND In The
Post to give the children a page in the
paper / will enclose ten cents TO get me
a club pin. Your friend
Ethel Hudpius
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HAP TALKS.
hat he Haphammer Has TO Say to Our
RnYs and GlrlS

Der Happyhammers: 1t IL now time
bxn our sixth contest. We have-had
N and profitable discussions of birds,
|e, flowers and colors, and the next
Meet will be animals. This. however,
kMtes 50 many species that the Han
knEef has decided to restrict the first
ptst to one class OF animals. We Will
ra with an animal known IN every
Ri and corner OF the world--the do;.
b contest Is, therefore, to decide what
N Is the clubs tavorite. Literature,
PstT and biography are filled to over
miag with stories about ana references
dass' and the hAphammer hopes 10
w 'his pase filed with canine litcra-
" drring the next ;wo or three months.
WI We nave decided upon the dog that
b recognized as the choice of All
''rghammers. we can next talk OF
nm, cats, cows--and, in fact. have n
ruar lenlry zoo.
New. suppose specimen Of every bra.a
Ngs la the world was plan,ed before
choose one from, which would Won
M This is the question to bc arsw.,,,d
ssy Happyhammer. You must give
W reasons COR your preferences yo,,
sasat your dog for beauty intell,-
ste' size doelli,y, usefulness. or for all
these traits combined Thint nm, 800,
I'll the dogs in ,ho 1884,, nun una feaa
" which ona ,o ~, 80, "o',' anu men de-
sA have that one ana No o,Sor ,,, you
y Q. DOES ,.e ana V,0o ', has seen numerous
Tel about your psf dog. describe
Anr YOU os auf find o. a hs tricks, aos. Read a
aato the other u,ns nv u'ss una
.sa., aiy relating dog stories. AMI
.npuons OF wonderful dogs freouentlv
sd ami aro W made very interesting
h.rrr every member must do his
-" IN mixing it such.
~ .as by y. or g, girl is There in Happyham-
- ever more oas,t 10 '' s one u"ss
.a' History is filled with s,o,.'o r'es
,o between dogs and their owner. -
d - a.i some of the most famous
N n. ~ V uology. literature and life.
n, y OF the Haps can tell the story
tss,.. " ae dogs;
luhpr. a argus.
y =. !, dog cavcll.
ID "Srihe de Medicis Phoebe. .
~.
nsus,s' s s. 'lp.
.ss ~. cog Lnffra. from THE Lady .,
49,.
~ dog Brutus na,r,s ,
s4 Of the Iar, P''i'eo rs The
lefd lnry.r,.
s,t.,, dog Master McGrath
=, ss dog sllvio. in s,sr,o. ..e
Journey '"9s sent'-
''SS Mazda Camp,
~ the Seven slsono.
he story :. ha''nir'
10y OF that nohla
auld, only to he srs n'e ior ms mas
u "a, asei he loved So we'll ana has slam an
but e, sun i IS %es re- 'h pa5 hsp"s:
his faith,u me huntsman
-s 10 hnrp - ms ull not
sss a n 'aonsw4rd hle aT' at 'Oa last ,a as
.ats,,a.s0,sse ' him. smeared with co aos
y also s.a az mouse he found his chIld's
s;ss :ssss;P s sssa blood hs,.r and a the
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Cypress Top Texas.--Dear I1aphummor
VIII You admit new membrr to your
cheerful and most useful band? I'll ON
Use not TO stay too long. on. what lot
OF Huppyhammers there are | think tho
club colors are very pretty indeed. | like
the club Hover. tie club tree and also
the club pet. NV age 10 Il. II YOU will
admit me ;his time I Will come again.
Please hnd enclosed 10 cents, for which
wish a club pin. With love. | am your
true friend, Ora Ogle
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head. Down the road q piece he pitched
the other on and thcn rounded ip the
horses and took them home all by him
self. We win send for our badges next
time we write. /, Roy, am IL I, Ray. am
Is. we arc pleased with the club coiors.
although we did not write In time to vote.
Hoping soon to be counted among the
Haps we are, yours sincerely,
Roy and Rey De Leon.
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M LARGE FARM.

Glass Texas.--Dear Hapnammer; WIN
YOU admit two more fun loving boys to
so. YOU, - 70 inin for some time, but were
w Ma, y our 70 attempt at letter writing would
hsartIv he worth the attention of such a
band of busy hammers ~, We IKE 6s to =, read
tnn IN MOVE Than anything. We Eve on n
, ,sLss farm q and have fine times, especially
l isbs we get our hats fui! OF peaches or
lind ripe. red watermelon; nv we have S a
p"e nost like a table one evening we
u a', ht,o double after the horses and he
rons ing a,ensd and stopped so suddenly
that the one In front went on over his
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TWO HOUSTON GIRLS.

Houston, TcXas.-pear Haphammer: We
are two girls of 10 wears and would like
TO join the Happyhammer band. We have
lived In Houston two years aud are very
good friends. We both like the club col
ors and expect 10 have n badge and a but
ton. As this Is our first letter we Will
cut 1t short. but next time we viii write a
longer and better letter Your friends,
Grace Brinsmade and Viola Tlhhitts
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Worthing. Texas.--Dear Haphammer:
will write again ard hope that my letter
will not go TO the waste basket. ! am
staying With my grandma, Grandpa
grandma and myself went to camp ,'ec',
ing at Messy Grove last Monday, mao
such n nice time had never been 70
a camp meeting before. Il was 80 nice
to hear the minister preaching under az I,
wh,S, tents. We had dinner win MIS-
Tareenton and / enjoyed my dhner very
much. l am glad Dalsie VIII gt, , hS'
chair. I hope that ,he VIII be vety ha In,
] am so sorry that she lost her ltile, prom
er. / don't know what ] woal 20
should lose one of my Ettle orothi's' !
will close with love TO the Hans
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Queen & Crescent Route

New Orleans and Northeastern Railroee
Company. Alabama and yicksburg Rail.
Pacific Railroad Company. Best lIns We
New Orleans or shreveport TO. Chattas
nooGa, Cincinnati. Ashevtlls. Waxhingtoa,
u. II. HUNT. Dallas. Texasi Il II. CAB
FIJI azh5AS, q =: 4. s E:s os 4ls':ssi ~
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HURTING BAILEY.


Mr.. Bailey's actions arc getting 70 DO
vsry Suspicious lately. The Dallas News
Is complimenting him.
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FOR DAISIES COMFORT.

Columbia, TexaS.--Dtar IIaphammer: Ii
has been a long time since | have written
to The Post but | see that the Haps are
trying to get Daisy Oilphint char, and
could not help but send 10 cents toward
gett ng it. | hopo when she ge.s the
utound IN. l am very sorry Daisy is
cripple, and sympathize with her greatly
for the loss of her twin brothers. There
are many grapes. peaches, pears, water
melons and figs this year in Columbia, l
have spent very pleasant summer TINS
year. IN June l Went to Houston ana
stayed "a week. and when | returned TO
Columbia | brought with me my cousins
from Calvert, and a week later my aunt
Will ask some riddles: When may ship
be said to be foolishly in love? why may
n favorite hen be called McDuff? What
tricks are the most common IN Ireland (!
Your friend, Hattie Dlnnenbaum.
Hungerford, Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
I have been ,htnking for long time
would send something to help buy DAISY
a chair. | send 10 cents for that purpose
and 10 cents for a club pin. MY Cousins
Rena Eugene and l started to ride over
10 Hunrerford yesterday, and Eugene
came over here after my horse and found
he had cut himself right badly on the
WIRE They are holding sGglng school At
our school house, though | don't attend;
my brothers go. II only lasts ten days
The best news OF all IS that my old teach
or is coming to see me. Her name - MISS
Fannie McClusky. ] am so glah sne ~
coming. Do any OF you know herr nag
kind of contest are you going 10 naNe
newt? Success to The Post and Happy
Jennie NJ. Hudgins.
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Add 20 drops OF Angostura Bittery 70
every glass OF impure water you drink.
The gensane only MANUFACTURED by DR..
RiegoSt 3 Gonk
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A PITCHING GOAT.

Kountze. Texas.-Dear HaphahtIisr New
hammers. ! am a little girl years o'a'
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PROUD TO BE A HAP

Houston, Texas Dear Haphammcr.
Whh a thrill of pleasure | read the words
that made me a liappyhammer, and /
Wear my Pin on my best silk waist IN
me most cons picucus place. / am 30
proud Of our club that ] am conscious of
a consequential feeling every time | read
the Happyhammers' page bat there are
so many letters written by sucn !ntell-
gent boys and girls that ] believe such a
iecIng is allowable. ! am acquainted with
only one member that wears a pm. I wish
IT vcre possible to bc on familiar tcrms
with them adj. Il mean the Haps) Chill.
oren's day | scruuni2cd The lape, 81 eVcl,
boys coat, and the lace and iufies OF
every g!rrs waist. but not a Happyham-
ner badge did | discover. but | strutt.d
around with mine.
And had lots of fun in noisy tussle:
n, lped TO make tho toy man hustle.
And use voluntary muscle.
As we embraced him like n vice
And grappled his squelkors N a trice.
Then shady Place We found.
Ard spread our Dinner on the ground
An old dog through the bushes spied us
And very w,s'fully he eyed US.
Although his body was cciicealed
When our dinner was revealed.
We knew his tail was kept in motion,
According TO his expectation
OF a good and wholesome meal
or chicken. sandwiches and quail.
We'll. | III nix 1t time TO end this letter
Your comrade. Nettie Paige Scofleld.
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NotIca

TO whom it may concern:
! am aware that some people are
using my soda pop bottles 10 put cat
sup and other good things up in which
no doubt is quite convenient to them,
but works a hardship on me, as they
are my property, with my name blown
in on each bottle, and every one cost
me ten cents. They are also registered
under the laws OF Oklahoma territory.
See Council bill No. 100. Any one is
liable TO prosecution for using my bot
ties. 'Tis sweet TO be remembered by
your friends but not IN tins way. /
am sure that no good housewife would
knowingly use my bottles, so would
kindly ask all parties who have made
this error to return or report to me as
soon as they have my bottles empty.
Very truly yours,
GUTHRIE STEAM BoTTLIHe WORKS,
g n. L. Cheadle, Manager.
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The drummer had just arrived and
was making himself as comfortable az
he could under the circumstances,
When one has been travelling through
the southwest with a line OF hardware
samples for ten or twelve years. put
ting up at Eagle hotels and American
houses, sheol isn't so bad IL one gets
used to It. BY all accounts there was
likely to be time enough to get used
to It,
well. how's trade?" demanded the
drummer, after he had given Satan a
cigar.
The old boy bit off the pointed end.
scratched the other end along his flank
to get light. took long Whit, made
rings and replied
"Oh, $3.50. Can't complain Some bet
ter than last year. Times are picking
up and folks amt so religious when
business is good"
Salvation army interfere much?"
Nah! They cut no ice with me-
fudge.
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Capt. Jack Crawford, the scout,
whose deeds OF daring and bravery
have been chronicled far and wide,
has been engaged by the Ladies guild
10 give an entertainment at the Nc
Kennon opera house on January 4th.
This is the opening event in a series OF
en- n.ertainments to be given by the
Grild and crowded house should be
Il ven The ladies. Tickets are now on
sale at Wallace & Muller's.
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Line between Perry and Pawnes Stop
at Morrison's for dinner. Leave Ferry
every morning at 8. Pawnee ats
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A Hons.hoId Treasure.

d. w Fuller, OF Canajohaire, n. 7 ,
says that he keeps DR.. Kings New
Discovery in the house and his family
would not be without it, il procurable.
DIR. G.. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill,
n. Y, says that Dr. Kings New DIS
covery is undoubtedly the best cough
remedy; that he has used 1t in his fam
lily for eight years, and that it has
never failed to do all that is claimed
for it. Why not try a remedy so long
tried and tested, Trial bottles free al
Seatonian Drug store. Regular size
soc and 81.
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England Must Fight.

We a,e determined, and while our
brave American boys are fighting in
defense of time honored doctrine,
we shall remain at home, aud defend
our doctrine, by. supplying our time
honored loyal home guards with all
wool made to order s. pants for SO; SIS
suits for SIC; $40 overcoats for $40.
THE MAGNET"
3l3 w ok. Av., Guthrie.
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Free chair cars on all trains Pull
man Palace sleepers to Kansas City
and Chicago without change. Also to
Fort Worth and Galveston. Connects
at Newton with Vestibule limited hav-
ing chair cars Pullman Palace and
compartment sleepers and dining cars
through to Los Angeles aud San Diego
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman and Tourist sleepers to Ell
Paso, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Through railroad and steamship tick
cts sold to all points. Passengers
booked TO all points in the continent
OF Europe; also from any port or in
land point in Europe through to any
point in the United States Prepaid
tickets paid for here will be delivered
TO passengers at their residence in
Europe For full particulars call on
or address Geo. T. Mich olson G.. p. A.
Chicago; w. j. Black. A. g p. A,
TopeRa, Kan; L. r. Delaney, Agent
Guthrie, Ok
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mao One Million Dollars for thu Mayor.
Mayor Strong had an odd visitor the
other day, who wanted to present him
with one million dollars and impart
the Information that the queen had
made him a duke. For the bearer Of
such important intelligence he was not
treated with the consideration he had
anticipated and he left the city hall
in high dudgeon. He gave his name as
George w. Wilson. He said that he
was we'll known at the bar. He wears
his hair long, his face smooth shaven.
and a kindly light beamed in his eyes
as he tapped Secretary Hedges oa the
shoulder familiarly
I've brought that one million dol
lars" said the man, as he fumbled In
his pockets.
Before Secretary Hedges could make
any inquiry, the. visitor Datted him
again playfully, and whispered In his
ear;
"Tye had the mayor made duke"
"A what?" asked the secretary.
Shall tell him myselfg Better
break the news gently, Tell him thai
the million will help him keep up APP
pearanees," said the man.
He wrote the following:
MY Dear Mr.. Mayor: ] have sue
ceeded in having the queen appoint yor
a duke"
The mayor failing 30 rush out an(
embrace him, ne sent the following
note:
IF am not seen. VIII Withdraw
H."
Even this threat failed TO bring al
answer and Wilson ~ent away angry
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First Published in Oklahoma Leader
Dec o.
Notice for publication.

Land Office at Guthrie, Oklahoma Dec
A, 1895, viz;
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
his intention 10 make final proof In sup
port Of his claim, and that said proc
will be made before the register and re-
ceiyer at Guthrie, Ok, on Jan 10
1884, viz:
Francis w Patterson ior the W or, se'
IA, Up Is, nr3w
He names the following witnesses 4
prove his continaOus residence upon anC
cultivation Of, said land, VIZ;
James Z Rainey, james w JeffrleS
Chas w Garland, Scott Zellhart, all o
Seward, Ok.
AN , Crook Register
aao-
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Railroad Time Table.
Atchi.oo, Topeka . santa Re.
NORTH. EAST Ann WEST

IO6i 5:55 a. m. sos a m. esp IN. y AS a. m. /.
lOs Ass p. IN. sos =. IN 200 a. m. IiO.5Op. m
I22l 100 a. IN. Local Freight.
I2Ull2 IS D. m. Local Freight
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Patronize home merchants and ben
eft yoursalt There have been some
price lists received from other cities
in regard to liquors wines and brandies.
can duplicate same at ten per cent less
and deliver it at your house. Leave
orders at the same Old Moses. ell
Harrison ave
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It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cold with il.
Let your next purchase for a cough
be One Minute Cough Cure. Better
medicine, better results; try IL, T. Il.
Lille & Co. and G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-04
A cur TO CHRISTMAS.

Merry Christmas IFS here with a smile and a
cheer.
Let ali your old quarrel, and troubles be
ended
For the friend that is near, brew the punch
Ana pieige a good wish for the foe who IS
offended,
Though with him was the spite
Ana with YOU Is the right
I'm bumper TO bumper forgive him to-
For whoever makes plea meath the ever
green tree.
Tfhc goes to George Stroebers welcome Is he
In our lot may be loss, of the iife-gilding
That rusts on Is bright in the hold free or
praspinr
And perchancs the green moss on the church
yard, pale cross
Is wet win our tears for a loy'd hands last
And the old year has said
As he bowed his white head:
Ah>olVc me 1 took them-your gold
and your dead
Let his soft answer be, meath the evergreen
Come drink a big bumper at George stroe-
bel, with me
There face iAIrer grows, o'er the virginia.
That wrapt from heblast young pilgrim
ANA stranger
IN the eyes a sweet light as of Bethlehem's
night.
when wor,hippcd the stars at birth In
the mango.
II g.. times latest born,
Ia the flush of the morn
That brings as we serve him, the palm
on the thorn
And our first loyalty, meath the evergreen
tree.
Is 90 drink with our friends i'm George stree
bells tcpCe
Then desert not the strain till Il rises again,
And echoes In gladne ss from fioor unto raj
ter:
While the hearts lightest mood thanks the
Givcr of good,
His praises arise in music and laughter
And the goblet MI high
And the toast Wen drain dry;
Long life to what's noblest, all under
the SKY
/ For 50 reads the decree, meath the evergreen
tree,
/ OF friendly George stroebel, whose patrons
We be.
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A. &. BARLEY, OF Magic City, Pa,
writes: IL feel it duty Of mine to
inform you and the public that De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured me Of
very bad case of eczema 1t also
cured my boy OF running sore on
his leg.-F b. Lille 4 Co. and c, Il.
Renfro,
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For Sale

go acre farm, mostly bottom land,
IA miles from Guthrie; 65 acres under
cultivation, house and barn, ll5 acres
fenced and cross fenced, we'll watered,
plenty of timber. The al owe farm for
sale at the very low piics OF IS per
acre. Call or address, q. ii. Lynds,
Agent, Guthrie, o. Il. l0-lm
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IHis truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs the cure
is the best. De Wits Little Early
Risers are the smallest pills, will give
a cure and are the best.-C. r. Renfro
and +. B. Lille & Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-04

Mrs. Turner an experienced Dress
maker of Chicago can be found at the
home OF Rev. Boggess, corner of Broad
and Logan where she will be glad to
meet all ladies who wish first class
work in the latest styles at the most
reasonable prices. IL I'm