The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-18

Atwood Harold. OF Cushing Will
liam Judd. OF MnlhaIi. and j.
Coates, OF Mulhail, were ordained TO
the ministry OF the Christian church
Sunday at Clarkson.
The Uircle OF the Fret Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. Hunter,
i22 Cleveland avenue Wednesday,
August H. At p. m. Al members
are requested 10 be present.
A petition was filed yesterday in the
governors Office asking the pardon OF
the two Lowe boys who were convicted
OF bnrglarizing country store ~
Lincoln county about year ago.
A mosquito would make a good ad.
vertiser, because he is not satisfied
with one insertion. A friend suggests
that he would make better collector,
because he always presents his bill be
fore doing the job.
Perry has a squad OF men who are
selling farmers groceries by the sam
pie for future delivery, and the Demo
crat OF that place advises the farmers
to trade with the men who have been
their friends in the past
The Leader would suggest that The
couples who have been using the steps
Of different churches for their billing
and cooling had better wait until until
the dark OF the moon or else pick some
night when the church choirs do not
practice.
Veeder b. Paine, Of the old firm OF
Hagan IL Paine, will continue the
business OF farm loans, adding thereto
fire and accident insurance, having
purchased the Barnes.Felts agency
Tie has taken offices in rooms l6 and
II, Gray Bros building, Division street
front.
Angus Miller, the well known Adver-
tising specialist Of Topeka, Kan, is
engaged with the Vivian De Monte
company, in advertising work. They
could not secure more competent
man than Mr.. Miller in that line. This
paper heartily recommends him as a
thorough advertising journalist.
II the gentleman who neglected TO
take away his brand new belt from the
Central school building Sunday even
ing will call at this office he can secure
the same without trouble, and will not
even have 10 pay for this notice. The
young lady can also secure her side
combs under the same conditions
A Georgia editor gives the following
view OF the mCanest man in the coun.
try: ANY man what would keep a
dog that would jump fence ant
break a rail and scare a mule that
would throw a niger and break jug
OF whiskey in a dry country, his
chances for forgiveness are slim"
Abbie Seaton, OF the Seatonian Drug
company, has moved cut to his receHt
purchase of thirty acres near the Cim-
arron bridge north Of the city. He is
thinking seriously OF utilizing the me-
dicinal properties OF the Cimarron by
erecting nRtatorium costing $50. 600,
and il the proper encouragement is
given will do so.
III. d. Burke is not careful the
price OF railroad tickets will be raised
on him. Since leaving the Coyle Mer-
camille company and starting out as a
ull.fedged representative of the Ride
nour Baking company he has been hav.
ing all kinds OF experiences on railroad
/ lIdlubs ~ 10 uttulCbt W say lt W ~ On
the train held up near Edmund night
before last.
The oklahomsn says that Senator
Day, from Maryland, in Postmaster
General Gary's district, went out for q
time with ;he boys in that city last
week-snd had il. After tsnking W
until in the right condition he mounted
a saloon char and held out for hall
hour on the beauties OF a protective
tariff to delighted audience until the
police threatened TO arrest hiH.
VIII you give up all that health
means 10 you? II not, look out fol
impure blood Cure boils, pimples
humors and all scrofulous tendencies
oy taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable anC
do not purge, pain or gripe. All drug
gists.
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