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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-01
EDUCATIONAL.

MR.. SCHEEL, teacher of piano ,Orga n, sing
ing at signt, particular attention to begin
ners as Well az TO those further advanced;
terinsreasoiiiftie. f21o Gst. nw. Ja3O-3t
WANTED Admitted number of piano pupils
by former teacher In Cincinnati College
OF Music; references, Apply e05 NJ NV.
ja30-3t
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FOR HORSES & CARRIAGES

FOR SALE At 1910 Ohio ave-. Sulivan's
Stables. ! cut under laundry wagon,
Erocers' and Dayton wagons: also coupe,
surrey and ouggieS. these goods must be
Sul1. nothing ia reason refused. Ja30-3t
FOR SALE Virginia horse; weight, 900;
age, g; sound, safe, Ia nd and
speedy. G2l Sth st. NV. ja29-3t-em
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STOLEN.

STOLEN K anlt,ler bicycle. No. 1929;
model '96; rams horn handlebars; reward.
Apply 10 DAkiN'S BICYCLE DETECTIVE
AGENCY, I $50 \. Y. ave. NV. Ja31-3t
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ARE you going 20 sell or store your
household effects IL 81 phone 574
or drop postal to
nARTVrS NOTES
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A talking parrot. Can a I Hotel
johnson. rsuOru As Item
WANTED -Purch, ser fornicc home: $500;
NV, LOO cash: balance on time.
Pr KCHASEis this office. ftl-at-eu
wANTEb-To buy gUod grocery store,
cheap; gire location, price, tertns ana
rent oil uOUSs anu store. Address tt. .. T.,
Room 3. 90 + st. NV. Item
WANTED-A dog puppy; either Newfound-
land or setter, must tie cheap, and not
over , or months old AddIess Xxx,
tins Office. item
WANTED 900 strong and able men
to get in line and buy underwear,
gloves ana Working shirts, at >, 10 and
I5c. at the ,ireat FIRE. Water and smoke
sale, cor. 3lst and sts.; sale Feb. =,
a. II. Iel-3
WANTED everybody TO attend the Great
Fire, Water and Smoke Sale OF Dry and
Fancy Goo'is, Ladies, and Mems Fur
and NJ SITS. Big bundles Of goods, 1OC,
doors open a. IN, Feb. 3. fe1-3t
WANTED-To trade bicycle for cash reg
lister or horse. Address y. y, ", this
office. fe1-3t
WALL PAPER dealer and painter would
like To give material ana Ia Tor i'm ex-
change for good improved real estate. Adj
dress WALL PAPER AND PAINT. this
office. feI-7t
WANTED Secondhand eight-hOrse DOW
CT engine: N wheels in good condition;
cheap Tor cash, Address ENGINE, this
office. 1t
WANTED printing press, about 7x12;
must he In good order and cheap; part
cash. 1887 III st. ne. ja3 1-3t-em
ANTED-Cientlemeu with small capital
wishing 10 engage III the best paying
business i'll the states can find such an
opening by calling on the unders,g1e q as
the st. James Hotel, Room "A, r. FRS
BEY. Ja31-3
WANTED-ro buy SOME old, out -of-repair
victims, viclds, and 'cellos. 1926 q st. ne.
ia30-3t
WANTED TO buy household furniture of
every description; office and store fix
lures: auction sales every Tuesday. J. q.
SINCLAIR, 626 La. ave. Ja3O-6t
WANTED-.To trade ladies' high grade BIZ
cycle for good horse. Address FAX, this
office. Ja2S-3t-em
WANTED-Horses to board, at DR.. Robin
sons stable, $40, S11 18th st. NV; best
of accommodations for business or driving;
prices from SIS to S22.5O per month,
carriages for reception, thea ter or pleasure
parties, at hard time prices. Can Phone
1905. 1a25-ftem
WANTED-TO buy live pigeons, Guinea
pigs and rabbits. for cash. SCHMlO'S
BIRD STORE,7l2 9TH st. NV .ja24-2w-em
Old BOOKS-I pay cash for all kinds Of
old, miscellaneous books Will call, ex-
anime and make offer at residence; drop
postal to WASHINGTON BOOK SHOP.
under Second National Bank; AMES
o'NEIL, Prop. 900 9TH st. NV. iaI6-lm
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture. carpets, pianos: entire
houses; stocks of all kinds. A ddTesS JONES,
1904 Mass. ave. NV. de7-3m
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for
household furniture, office and store
fixtures, etc; CONSULT me first; drop postal
or call. w. II. ROSENBERG. Sth and d
SITS NV. ja4- mo EN-
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DARLING & 0OMY,

Clio 18th st, opp. Woodward LothroD's.
work equal TO the best prices what they
should be-no higher. Ja2I-Im
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For SNIE-HOI SES.

FOR SALE A bargain, 2-story and has
meut. press brick. > rooms, a. IA. l.; Y st.
NV. bet wepu 6tu AMI Sth- A ddreSS REAL
ESTATE, this office. ja31-}t
FOX SA LE-Sume OF the most attractive
houses ON 18th ST., and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, 6lU
l4th II. NV, Del 6-tf
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FOR SALE Two best'bcafed lots in Todd
&BrOwns subdivision; owner nonresident,
must Sacrifices; &c. foot: no commission
paid. Address A., this office. Ja3l-3t Iem
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WANT RO DINERS? Put 25c. want adj
bet ln THE Times and set a Pocket Cash
Register frse.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S.

TYPEwRITERs for iert, with privilege
of purchase; reducedfaies, all standard
makes; ask 20 see thfs Jeyvett.' - NEW
MANS TYPEWRITEk AGENCY, Gil
9TH ST. q Ja2S-lm
FOR RENT : Shop In rea,s of 451 II st
NV; can be used for storage. Ja2s-3t
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wANTEp-Ho HOUSES AND LoI

WANTED uouses and lots. WRIGHT &
ST0CKETT, 6I9 l. 81. NV, have the
cash to invest in genuine bargains in real
estate. fel-3t
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BIT sINESS CHANCES.

WANTED have a nice line OF specialties:
suitable for Nashingt en.for a nIa Ia or IirIu
wants iuore II both. Address MANCFAC-
Tt RER. this office. ft1-2t-em
WAN TED IanHfa cturers' agent, with
Ssblue capttsi, want Ell for a handsome liue
OF sterling gunvenirs for Washington. Adj
Dress t7EORiE WILSON. this office.
Eel -St-eta
WANTED 900 men and women with
IoC each, 20 my a bundle at the Great
RTE sale, containing to Il differ
ent articles, Ger. 3lst and NJ. Private
sale Feb. 3. a. IN. fel-3t
wANTED-ro meet with someone en-
"a ced ia The millinery, fancy goods, or
any Geuteel business, that VIII harmonize
well with the gewelry tTade, TO take
store with old esta bished matchmaker,
dividing up the space equitahly. Address
MATCHMAKER. this office. fel-3t
FOX sALE-Cigar stole; Pa. ave; bet.
IL and ION IS. no reasonable offer
refused. DUNLOP, sos 81. fcl-at
FOR SAIL uucllroonl: Pa. ave: excel
lent opportunity, secure paving stand:
price, Slg5, low rent. DUNLAP, 900. +
ST. fel-3t
FOR SALE -Poolr6oni, eth st. sw.; cost,
$500, daily Receipts, 50 to So: $3.50.
BUSINESS EAChANGE, Atlantic BIild-
S25O viii buy well stocked grocery On
busy street good cash trade; rent house,
= rooms altd otpre. 80. snap Tor nii>iHess
man. COMMERCIAL, Ole st. nw.
Ja3l-3t.em
FOR SALE-The best Cornet grocery store
inthe NV. ient of house. stole and - Tile,
$50. fine loo ton wit no opposition; good,
Clea n stock aadfiXtures, price, $3.50; worth
twice tniS account. COMMERCIAL l., OF r.
-. INV. ia ,eTn
FOR Employment agency: estah-
iiShpd : years. with over 300 customers;
price. IL sold at once, Tor good will, fur
nirure and lirensn, $50 cash. Inquire
CHASE ROGS, 631 F 1t. NV; top floor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with capital 10 in
VCst in uo~ellies. new for the ma rket.
NJ. =. SMITH, Il6 I'm st. NV. la3O-3t
FOR SALE Grocery store: so arranged
rent only 81. store and house: eN-
cellcBt corner: price, $40. DUNLAP,
900 F ST. js3O-3t
FOR SALE-An old established drug store,
northwest, good reasons. -SAL0PHEW,
Ull> office. Ja29-3t ,em
A BONANZA for a good new spapcr man
with S26A in ash. Address NEWS
PAPER. thlS office. Ja2s-3t .ern
FOR SALE-RooIning house; 2 completely
furnished rooms, all occupied; excellent
location; small investment required. DUN
LAP, SOC i st. Ja29-6t
FOR SALE Stock and fixtures or Jewelry
store. wall ca -, show cases, stove, clocks,
watches. jeSelry, etc. ABB 9th 1t. NV,
JaSo-at-ch
POULTRY andproduce stand in leading NV.
market: 2st abiished trade; price, $50;
owner leaving city. DUNLAP, 906 + st.
ja27-6t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE.

WANTED By a reliable col0red man. a
NitUai non as butler: can give the. best OF
reIN.' ahd can take charge of the dining
room. Cali for days. Address p. n p.
- Z. e. NV II
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FOR RENT-CoTner grocery and provision
store, three stories: cellar. furnace. no
old stock; no good Will to pay for. two
floors abpye may be rented as RATS, bring
Ing the rent of the store, cellar nj sta Ole
TO almost nothing; locality rapidly improv-
ing with new dwellings anu new tenants,
q good opening for "A hustler, corner OF
and First SITS. NV, stable free or cost.
rent reduced from $50 10 $50 per month.
AupIy at bO6 lltb st NV. ja3-tf
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

District OF Columbia:
Personally appeared JOHN W. SCHAE-
FER, secretary OF the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company Of tire District OF Co
lumbia, who made oath IN due form OF law
that the above is a correct and true report
of the condition of the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company OF the District OF Co
Iumbia on the 81 day of December. 1897.
fSipnedl JOHN ". SCHA EFER,
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
2Sth day OF January. 1888.
(Siqnetl WA. X. ELLIS.
Notary Public.
OFFICERS.
W = HOtrI -. :. IcHitltilt
THOMAS SOMERY LILLE vice President
JOHN W. SCHAEFER. 1900. Secretary
W. II. McCLOSKY. IA Assistant Secretary
TRUSTEES.
". E. ABBOTT, BENEDICT ROTH,
JOB BARNARD, n. II. SHEA.
+, BEHRENS, LEON TOBRINER,
n RTfRKHART R.A.WALKER,
As. JOHNSON, JOHN r. YOGT.
J. II. JOHNSON, Ja2Ss3l lei 'em
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTEll-A good white girl to do general
l'"usewofk. SUS Sth 81. ne. Item
WANTED white woman for general
honS-"ork. must stay at night. Apply
e2l 3d ST. Sc. Item
NANTED-it City Intelligence office,
nurses, coo x, chaHibernaiuS. IA undresSes,
Office cieanSrs, parior anu lanes maids
ScaIiIsrreSSes, StOrerOOm girls. places fur
niSned tili suited; TINS CITY, Pnltaaelppta
ana New York. ShAChLEr ORD's. 81
llth 81. NY. feI-7t
WANTED Hhite girl, age 1 1 TO 16. TO do
Hght houseworki no washing. 1903 q
st. NV. fPl-3t
WANTED White waitress. also chamber
maids, nurses, COOhS, H0uSekeepers, aud
lauudresNes. EAthANGk BUkEAU, "a
l3th St NV. 1t
WANTED-A thorough Stenogra pher aud
typewriter who ca furnish nrsi OF refer
ences, unless thoroughly efficient do not
apply. - Washington Loan and Trust
Building. 1t
WANTED Midower with children wants
working no Isekeeper, permanent IL suited.
Address I. j., TINS Office. fel3t
y ANTEn- 3ourg white woman as nurse
Ter ciiid qged five years; must have
good refs. ana some experience. Address
NJ II. W, tins Office. Ja3l-3t
WANTED Lady, married or widow, witt
800 capital To- stock t. manage demon
stratng urea nient tariurs; prOIItS exceed
=
MANENT. t'ds office. Ja3l-2t
WANTEn-tin for general huusework in
small family, also gIrl as nurse: good
wages 1902 - luth 81 NV laAl-,t
NANTE p-Reliable gIrl for luusewuTk:
must lie GOOD COOK and stay at nights.
bring refs. No. 40 Y ST. ne 1t
NANTEn-A young gil for housewurk.
Cali at 1916 Ia ave. NV. Ja2S-3t.em
WANTED , girls 10 take a thorough
course la dreSsmaking. evening ClasSesl
apply CA I'd 1lOur. Mine. klkIS, 6IS 1 tn
81. NV. Ja27-7t-em
D-Chambemaids. cooks, general
hOusewOTkers, laundTesSeS, offlCe clean
erS, nurses, SeaiuSJreSSeS, places furnished
all suited. girls. SHACKLEFORD'S AZ
lth -. NV. la25-7t
HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FhS.AIE.
neutrality-suspicious. house hold, cafe,
store and MOTEL heip, with best cIty refs.
EUREKA ',LkEAj, 0oS 4 INV.
IA % Bt-Pn
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WANTED Hhite girl, age 4 TO 16 to do
liEht hcusewOrki no washing. 1903 q
81. NV. fPl at
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NANTEn--A Register preSSfeeder would
like position feeding press, years
experience; Al ref. Address y. " TINS
olIice. fel-3t
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NANTEn-l2 gins 10 take a thorough
course la dTeSSmaking. evening clasSess
apply CA I'd floor. Mine. NlRIS, 61S 12tu
81. NV. Ja27-7t-em
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WANTED by young man with one wears
experience ln bread ha king. a place TO
lmisiI trade A ddreSs ~. l.. W. $50 30
81. NV fel-it
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WANTED white waitress. also chamber
maids, nurses, COOhS, HOuSek eepers, aud
lauudresSes. EAInANGk BUREAU, ri
l3th St NV. 1t
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WA\TEp-PIANOS.

KANTEn-An upright piano for care, or
low rent, hest OF care little used. Adj
dress NJ. L. W, 1Ol2 18th st. NV, city.
ia 3O-At
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EOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT Store and dwelling, rooms
No. f3I4 7tH II. NV, also store No. l2lO
9TH ST. new show WINDOWS; EvOu DU>,ti,e -
location: rea Sjuable rent. Apply 1922 9Th
ST. NV ja3O-3t
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The "3 DAYS" Cure

dor mem leads all remedies in this city;
a prompt and permanent cure or no charge,
consultation free. DE-. MckEEHAN, ZIG
18TH 81. NV. Office hours. 10 q. IN. 10
] u. m. to u. m; SUNDAY, = to 4. p. IN.
faaS-
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WANTED BY young man, OF good appear
anCe, position as collector; Tcts. Al. Ad-
dress 4. !. N, this office. ia 81 81 EN-
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
Fho. a lie.
AUTHORIZATIONS house hold, cafe,
store and MOTEL hep. with best cIly refs.
EUREKA ,,JkkAj, Dos h NV.
IA 29-3 stem
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Nj ME. THEO.

Medium and card reader, Nashington's
most famous Clairvoyant and p3lmIst.
Consult her on business. love md family
affairs, reunites the separated; removes
spells causes speedy marriages and gives
goo,' luck; open daily; German spoken.
25c and Doc. 929 II st. NV alS-l it
NINE LA RUE. Medium. tells past and
present; gives luck and spells taken off.
1928 IL st. NV. Walk upstairs.
tai 1 mO-em
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WANTED BY two reliable women. general
homework .chamDennald nurse Ia unortSS,
city references. l7U2 IL lOth Il. NV.
ia3O-3t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

One Of the solid men elected to the
territorial council is DR.. c. A. Mag
ness Democrat, from the Fifth council
district. Those who are intimate with
DR., Magness speak OF him in the
highest terms as a wise, conservative
and safe man to legislate for the
people. Although the doctor will vote
with the minority on all political
measures, he is the kind Of a man who
will place before the council and the
people in a foreible manner his reasons
for such votes. He will take promi-
nent stand in the council in favor Of
limiting the powers Of the boards Of
equalization, the regulation of railroad
rates, exPre ess and telegraph rates, q
revision of the coal oil laws, the pro
lection of the school funds, and other
kindred subjects directly affecting the
interest of the people. DIR. Magness is
said 10 be very earnest and sincere
man, and such material will be in lie
mand In the coming Republican legis-
la ture.
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CITY In BRIEF.

Ben Hennessey will elocute at the
McKennon Thursday nights
Territory vs.. Hunter, for burglary,
is being discussed in the district court
today.
Buy your Thanksgiving Black fruit
cake from the Vienna Bakery, zoe per
pound.
Don't fail to hear Ben HeBnessey at
the opera house Thursday evening,
November "a,
Secretary Jenkins today issued a
charter to .he First Presbyterian
church Of Zones.
Pasquali Grand Opera Company at
the opera house Saturday evening
November 20.
Why do so many people have urgent
business out of the city when the grand
jury is in session?
Reserved seat sale for tho Pasquali
Grand Opera Company will open on
Thanksgiving morning.
Get your fresh oysters, fish and eel
cry for your Thanksgiving dinner al
the Vienna Bakery.
The third entertainment OF the Guth
rie lyceun course will be given at the
McKennon Saturday evening.
Yesterday and last night oklahoms
got pretty fair taste of the blizzard
that came down from the northwest.
IL you have Tightening sensation
of the chest go and laugh 1T into ruu
ming order with Ben Hennessey at Nc
Kennon's.
Ben Hennessey, the funniest mar
on earth, will give h recital at the
McKennon opera house Thursday
evening.
Go to RitzhauPt's Vienna Cafe 70
your Thanksgiving dinner from 1873
to p. IN. Merchants lunch serve'
daily except Sunday.
Governor Barnes issued a requisitioI
yesterday on the governor Of kansal
for Kit Hubbard for horse stealing II
Kay county.
Bill Crane, OF the Turf chop house
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phone 60 lO9 Okla. Ave.

has a rare treat in store for his guests
for Thanksgiving dinner. 1t is hne
young buck weighing l25 pounds.
The electric light on the corner Of
Division and Harrison, toppled over
last night and ratified the glass trim
miugs into smitherhens.
The Tah-T sh-Alphas will be enter
tanned by Miss Dot Flynn Wednesday
evening, and n reception held in honor
OF Miss Barnes, the guest Of Miss
Flynn.
Suits filed In the supreme court on
petitions in error: Alfred d. Harris VS..
Kyle McClung, from Kay county. W,
II. sullivan VS. the Territory OF Okla
homa, from Greer county.
Daniel Ryan, of Kinghsher, deputy
under Marshal Nagle, who, with sew
eral others, was arrested for falsifying
his accounts to the government, WAS
fned $500 in tho district court today.
Two cases were filed yesterday in
the district court-Dora Tilmon VS..
VIM. Tilmon, for a divorce, on the
grounds OF cruelty and neglect; and
The Deering Harvester Co. VS.. F. M.
Hatfield, suit on account.
Judge Foster, Of the probate court,
united Mrs Nancy J. Little and A. j.
Kessinger In the holy bonds of we'd
lock yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kes-
singer reside at Seward. They left
for a short honeymoon visit to st.
Louis.
The ladies of the house and their
neighbors extinguished an incipient
fire at Al Busenbark's residence yes
terday before the crowd of FIRE hunt
ers and the department could get
there, although the latter made its
usual quick fire time. 1t WAS merely
a defective fue.-
The residence occupied by Al Busen
bark at 424 north First street, caught
fre from defective fiue yesterday af
ternoon. The fire company got out IL
good time, but only soon enough tC
put the finishing tonches on the eH
tinguishing.
The case Of the territory VS.. Willie
! Mathews Is on trial In the district
court this afternoon. The defendant
boy aged 10 years, is being tried fol
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81 Perkins is coming and a good time
Is promised to those who love good,
wholesome fun. Starting last August
from New York the company played
across the continent and is now on its
way east. Taking advantage Of the
cool weather OF Colorado. Manager
harpstrite deemed it good policy to
play the state before closing his seas
on The play will be presented Nov.
25, at the McKennon. The famous
81 Perkins band will give street pa
rade beginning at 10 o'clock.
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Personnel Of Pasq.an Grand Opera Concert

Personnel Of PasqHah Graad Opera Concert
Nine. Bernice de Pasquali, Prima
Donna Soprano, late of Scalch's com
pany.
Miss Margaret Crawford, contralto,
late of Seidl Orchestra.
Signor NJ. de Pasquali, tenor, from
the Royal Theatre Of Italy and Dam
roseh New York Symohony Orchestra.
Mr.. Ernest Gamble, Basso, from the
Convent Garden, London, aud New
York Metropolitan opera house.
Signor clementino de Maeehi, pi-
anist, from La Scala, Milan aud Nine.
Nordica Grand Opera Company.
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Stumptf Mercantile Co. are selling
all kinds of goods cheaper than any
other house in the city. Call on them.
Stumpff Mercantile Co are selling
all kinds Of goods cheaper than any
other house in tho city. Call on them
Ladies wanted to do piece work at
home We furnish steady work and
good pay. Come and see the work and
learn particulars at zee Oklahoma ave.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
give one OF their popular markets at
Barretts store Wednesday.
Old Moses and the best Whiskies,
lfl, Harrison Ave 47-tf
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GEO H. DODSON Abstracts Loans

the killing Of little Leverett Bridges
about one year ago. Attorneys Harris,
OF Perry, and Brown are for the de
fense. aud Attorneys Strapg, Huston
and 'Nisby for the prosecution.
Acting Adjutant Geper Ber Or.
ner is busily preparing his fortheom-
ing annual report Of the military de-
partment OF the territory. lis report
will be historical, embracing the or
ganization OF the first company o; the
national guard, and biographical
sketches OF the yFrious officers.
Township officers elected at the last
election are required by law to call
on the county clerk within twenty
days after the election and get their
certificates OF election. The county
clerk informs the LEADER that this
has not cen done, and IL they let the
time go by they may fnd some trouble
In getting their certificates of election.
A telegram was received late this
afternoon by Mr.. Lon Irwin that bis
brother, W. c. irwin, had died at
| Woodward. About week ago Mr..
Irwin was thrown from horse, from
which he never recovered. His body
wilt arrive here tomorrow. He was =
( member Of Guthrie lodge No. /, A. o,
| U. W., which will take charge of it
/ Acting Adjutant General Bert c.
Orner left this morning for Alva to In.
spect Company B OF the national
guard. II Is quite possible that the
acting sdjutant general will End II
necessary TO disbsnd the company
lie will certainly do this unless he
is assured that good and competent
officers are selected for the control oil
the company and the care Of the gov
erument property in the hands of the
company.
The wichita liar has evidently lef
that place fra short tramp through
this territory, for greasy looking
I fellow stopped long enough in Guth
rie today to say that he owned Gov
= in Kansas, or for that matter, a dozeI
OF them, each of which averaged TWEEN
ty-one pounds of butter daily. III,
fellow only stayed in town long enougl
to get two drinks from Frank Wyatt
Frank thought once of engaging in
discussion with him on the subject o
game chickens, but when he heard tn
D butter story, he thought better OF il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Min
ate Cough Cure. 1t is so good children
cry for II. II cures Group. bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe ana all throat and
unR diaeAaes. ]. w. Wheeler 4 Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

A cough is not like fever 1t does
not have TO run q certain course. Cure
il quickly aud ffe sually with One
Minute Cough Cure, the best remedy
for all ages Ond for the most severe
cases. We recommend it because its
good. j. w. Wheeler a Son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

Elegant, as an expression, does not
reach the point in comparison with
those new perfumes, toilet soap, etc
just now being received oy r, b. Lille
a co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

To make room for our holiday stock,
and on account of the scarcity Of room
l will, until December lst, sell all
drugs and sundries, stationery, etc, at
q reduction. VANDERPooL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-22

Have you examined the prices and
quality OF those new tooth brushes
chamois skins hair brushes and com bs
juEt received At Lilies drug store ?