The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-12
CITy IN aRIEF

us, Burke ls now lecturins on Where
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Cromwen's victory brigade has pitched
| its tents on the government acre
w = Patton has sued pawnee county
/ Tor s96 for board furnished prisoners.
The First Regiment band Yesterday re-.
ceived an offer TO play at the Dallas fair.
A Payne county man offers TO give one
half the cotton 10 anyone who VIII pick
| ten acres
Ladies will do we'll TO consult Mrs
| Turner regarding their fall dresses. Great
reduction In prices. ais East Harrison.
Captain Price has been arrested at Elm,
Green county on the charge OF being Inn
pllcated Ia the burning Of the court house
at Grand.
w. A. Paxton vas bound over 10 the
grand jury at Pawnee on the charge of
shooting Robert Rambo. His bond was
| fixed at 81 500
Thursday will be Indian day at the
| fair. w. B Herod requests all old Hoos-
| iefs 20 assemble at the grounds On We'd
nesday at II a. N.
A shoe dealer at Fl Reno is a coed ad-
vertiser and Goes business. His latest
scheme was TO weathar-board his store
/ OuiutnH Win olu suucHt
The Long Comedy company opened at
the McKennon last night and made hit.
| Tonight The Iron Master" TIE com
pany bids fair to do a big business.
The city attorney has issued 200 war
rants for the arrest Of persons who are
delinquent in the payment OF their poll
and dog tax These warrants Will be
| served at once.
Paxton, the would be slayer OF Rambo,
[ Is said 10 have been q certificate holder
| In our county school system. He is GER
| tainly not a proper person TO teach the
young idea how 70 shoot '-Pawnee
| Dispatch.
| j. n. Coulter, on October 4, fled his re-
port as receiver OF the Farmers and Citi-
/ zens bank. The report shows something
over 1900 cash to be paid out 10 the de-
positors, counting the amount OF the bid
on the building and lot.
Season tickets for the Oklahoma state
fair, good for all privileges, are now on
sale at Wallace q Meuller's and Liltie'
store. representative Of the fair asso-
citation will visit the merchants and dis
pose OF season tickets at S2 each.
Joe Waite, Peter and Wilson Parney
and John Picket were convicted al Ok
| mulgee l. T., for stealing, and according
10 the Creek law were given fifty lashes
each on their bare backs. This would be
a good law for Oklahoma. There would
then be less house breaking and horse
| stealing
y. w. Morphus, OF Pawnee was here
today I'm the interest OF the Perry and
| pawnee telephone line. The company is
now erecting poles in the city and q gen
cral Office Will be located. The line will
| soon be In condition Tor use This will be
of inestimahle value 10 both Perry and
Pawnee Perry Enterprise.
Nearly all OF Custer county's warrants
are paid All OF the townships but two
are out OF debt, and most OF the school
] districts Will pay their teachers cash this
| year. For this excellent financial show
ing the Arapahoe Bee gives credit 10 good
business management, and insists that
the famine and war did not have thing
10 do with IT,
Inspector Sam Matthews ordered fifty
or sixty dead cattle, In a pasture neal
Perry, buried which order IL seems was
countermanded by Chairman DeBois. Mr.
Matthews right and local authorltie,
should see 20 IL that this order is en-.
forced, as to leave these cattle unburied
Is plain violation OF the statute. -Mnl-
hall Enterprise.
Good times have come TO those
whom Hoods SArsAparilla has cured
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