The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-08-21

Woodward and leaves for Edmund |
this morning TO attend the meeting OF
the regents at that place.
An attempted criminal assault was
made upon Mrs Hicks near Jefferson |
yesterday by Claude and Clayton Reed, |
who are now under arrest.
Il. NJ. Bronson and wife returned /
from their summer outing yesterday. |
Doc. from Eldorado Springs and Mrs.
Bronson from Winfield, Kan.
The dollav mark was reached for
wheat yesterday in Minneapolis, that
price being offered for 5000 bushels OF
No. northern by James Marshall.
DR.. G. A. Hughes, the dentist, has
recovered from his Illness and yester
day returned from Edmond. His pa
irons will find him at his dental par
lore
A stimulant is often needed TO nonr-
ish and strengthen the roots and to
keep the hair a natural color, Halls
Hair Renew wer is the best tonic for the
hair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Wickman left
this morning for months visit to
Chicago and New York. Their grand
son, Louis Rit2haupt, accompanied
them.
Norman Voice: They do say Frank
Greer could be persuaded" to run for
next year. This news will
be interesting TO the late Dennis
Flynn.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies
e.. A. r Circle today at 3 o'clock. All
members please take notice and attend
Il possible Mrs. Lenoria Gil ilbert,
president
To be sold Saturday att D ~ by J.
r. Miller, on auction corner: One
span good work mules one large sim
gle mule; one fine four-yeAr-old mare.
one work horse.
Look for the facts demonstrated by
experience. Thousands and thousanos
OF people suffering from the effects OF
impure blood have been cured by
Hoods SarsapRrilla.
Hoods Pills act easily a5d promptly
on the liver and bowels Cure sick
headache.
Townsite Board No has decided the
townsites OF Cross and Manchester TO
the lot owners aud are looking for
orders from the department TO deed
the additions to Perry soon.
"My dear" said Dallas drummer
to his wife, who had just presented
him with twins, "a sample would
n u l..
cessitY for carrying a stock"
A young woman asked the Garnett
Eagle what was good for the chiggers,
and the Eagle replied that the fat,
Juicy and tender flesh OF Kansas girl
ought to be good enough for any CHG.
ger
The OK Slave Pension association Of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory will
neet IN this city on August 30 for the
nationR OF electing delegates to the
September, 7ventlon at Nashville in
Harper S Cunningbamtorney General
Monday. He was looking tne cl.y
school land matters and drove tNsonie
miles southeast TO do so. lie Is buy
! Acn5 AiOth SNhsb " hulbhs
Ellis Lewis. of Usage CITY, Kan,
who had both feet crushed by train
he was attempting to board at EN-
porin, Kan last week, died at the op
Grating table. He was brother OF
Mrs. j. V. Admire, OF King fisher.
Charles Larson made application for
writ OF haoeas corpus before Judge
Keaton at Oklahoma yesterday,
claiming that the United States has no
jurisdiction TO hold him lie is charged
with stealing horses in Pottawatomie
county.
Edmond Republican: Ed Erisnan
and wife drove down from Guthrie,
Sunday, and spent the day visiting
their many friends. Every body is al
ways glad to see them and hope they
will soon return TO their first love-
Edmond.
At the bottc m OF recent wedding
card they put this legend: mo child
rem expected" An old citizen reading
one OF these cards for the first time ex-
claimed' well, they may not ex-
peetem, but dollars TO doughnuts
they'll have'em"
Pat Nagle yesterday received word
from the internal revenue collector
that the peach brandy distillery had
complied with all the necessary re.
quirements and that II could 90 ahead
The drst product will be turned out
the middle OF next week.
Suit was commenced before Judge
Ta;sney recently at HI Reno by Robert
Potter a coiored man, TO compel by
mandAmus the making OF mill levy
on all the county OF Kingisher for the
support OF separate schools. Ii will
be heard at this place September 3 be,
fore the supreme court
Tue DAILY Sentinel Of Grand JUNG
tion. Colo contains The following In
the case OF the people VS.. Brooks, be-
fore Justice sweeney, Brooks was fined
- and costs. His attorney Immediate
ly gave notice Of an appeal The case
is an outgTOwth OF an assault OF the
defendant on Mrs Stella M. Brooks.
The Perry Sentinel has this to sayo Z
one Of the members OF the TypogrAnhi.
cal uni On OF this city; Grant Shoup. the
printer aud farmer, was in Perry Mon
day with 100 bushe S OF wheat, receiy. |
inR the highest market price paid this /
summer-74 cents per busheA he has /
about COO bushels yet left His corn
crop is good and with a herd OF ffty /