The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-03-31

Treasurer Thompson has returned
from Kansas City.
]. I. Wilson, OF El Paso, is in the
city. lie will locate.
Judge A. G. Curtain Bierer was down
from Perry yesterday.
Guy Enloe is here from Ft. Scott
with string OF race horses.
Twelve carloads of cattle were
shipped to Chicago yesterday.
Five carloads Of cotton were shipped
to Galveston yesterday for export.
Aprons and sun bonnets almost as
cheap as presents at the Easter fair.
DIR. Maupin, dentist, Of Oklahoma
City, has established an Office at Perry
Lincoln Mckinley. OF the Republl-
can, was down from Newkirk yester-
day.
Aprons and sun bonnets cheaper
than you can make them, at the Easter
fair.
@. W. Vickers is over from Alva. He
continues to feel good over the normal
contract.
have money to loan on city prop
erty on one and two years time. w.
M. Bronson.
few spring capes to bo sold cheap
Saturday next at Guthrie Cash Store,
ll5 Harrison avenue.
Conductor AL Glazier and Engineer
Carl Mack, of the Santa Fe, are at
tending district court
Those taking part in the Mikado
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Billings
ley tonight for rehearsal.
All articles for the Easter fsir will
please be sent to the store of Thwing
& Mccoy Monday evening.
j. j. Huston, of Perry, has been Ap-
pointed assistant secretary Of the ter
ritorY. Huston is good man.
Auditor Hopkins Is attending bust
ness meeting of the territorial board
OF education at Oklahoma City.
A private wire TO the Tarlton Com
mission company says that Spain is
offering to sell Cuba for $500, 900, 900.
AL Crews and Robert Shirley, whisky
peddlers from the Usage country, were
federal jailed yesterday by Deputy T.
J. Taylor,
Il. b. Lille & Co. received Yesterday
an elegant line of jewelry which will
be sold cheap for cash. Every piece
guaranteed.
Come all ye pretty mRidens,
With compilations rich and rare,
And buy neat sun bonnet
At the ladies' Easter fair.
Street Commissioner Smith Is doing
good work on the business streets.
hudholes are being filed and grades
brought to level.
woman's greatest charm is her
complexion. Preserve yours fair aud
beautiful by buying a sun bonnet at
the Easter fair.
Il W. Hoyt is down from Pouca. 1t
is understood that the postofiice ref
erees have indorsed the Courier man
for postmaster at Ponca.
Charles Cunningham left yesterday
for DurAnt, |, Il. He has been made
manager OF the McLoud Lumber com
pany's yards at that place.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of
the Pres sbyterisn church will meet this
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. w. c.
Miles, 405 East Harrison avenue.
II you want 3 spring cape cheap,
go 10 the Guthrie Cash Store Saturday
afternoon between o'clock and
o'clock. No capes sold after o'clock
Three furnished rooms for rent un-
til August 1. Suitable for offices or
light housekeeping water and lava
tory in the rooms. Apply Immediately
TO Ii. Lasseter or Luther West.
IA. b. GilstrAp, Of the Chandler
News, was in the city yesterday. He
says work on the Sapulpa Is beng
pushed aud that Spencer's outfit is en-
gagged in blasting out the big rock near
town.
The following Ponea City gentlemen
are in the city looking after postofiice
and other matters pertaining 10 PoncA:
James Gordon, DIR. Levi Hornor, j. II
Keller, B 8. Barnes, Charles Bryant,
E. w. Hoyt.
DR.. II. Mckay DUNCAN was down
from the Ponca agency Saturday and
in conversation said that the Indians
had received full permission from
Warrington TO employ white labor on
their farms.
Perry Enterprise Times: Mrs J. IA
Havighorst will soon return TO Gutb.
rie TO spend the summer at home She
will retain one room at Mrs. Burling.
tons In which to store her furniture
She may join her husband for a few
weeks at Hot Springs.
Saturday between O'Clock and
o'clock In the afternoon, special low
prices on spring eapes; no capes will be
shown before o'clock and none shown
after o'clock, IL will be strictly a
two hours sale at the Guthrie Cash
Store, rs Harrison avenue.
0klAhoman: The frst suit for dam.
ages against Oklahoma City that the
city ever won was gained yesterday in
the case OF Mrs. Munzell VS.. Oklahoma
City for SIS. COS damages alleged 10
have resulted from the effect OF a fan
caused by defective sidewalk
The Preferred Accident Insurance
company, OF New York, has complied
with the requirements OF the terri
torial law by filing . certified copy OF