The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-27

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Bros. circus is at Arkansas
81 today
Merchants are preparing for big
rowd tomorrow.
Old Moses and the best whiskies,
IL, Harrison Ave. 47.tf
The board of health is getting out
It's annual report. q
For the coldest glass Of NJ iwaukee
beer 20 &c old Moses, 2il Harrison
avenue. II
WAnted-A good white girl TO help
cook, at the Phillips house, 1913 East
Oklahoma avenue. 5O-tf
John T. Layton, OF Jonesville. was
granted notary commission, today
by Secretary Jenkins
Secretary Jenkins today chartered
the Cherokee Strip Grain CO., OF Pom.
ca City. Capital $1,000
Gov. Barnes, today, appointed W. r.
Judkins, ofiWood ward, a commissioner
to the Omaha exhibition.
Druggist Hewitt met with a serious
accident, today, by breaking a glass
in his hand, cutting it badly,
Fire Chief win Gruber spoke to the
colored people at Island park yester-
day. His tone of voice is fire bellish
FoB RENr,-A nice south front, dou.
bic room, with board IL desired Mrs.
Geo f. Mundy, 322 w. Oklahoma Ave.
42-tf
Lena Berry fled suit for divorce in
district court today against VIM
Berry, on the grounds OF abandon
ment.
Manager Mann has booked Lincoln
j. Carter's latest, Chattanooga. +"
which is having a most successful run
IN Chicago.
John Golobie writes from Omaha
that the oklahoma space at the expo.
sition Is dlled. The display made, he
says, is creditable.
Fred Beale sends a piece OF Cuban
flag to his mother at KingHsher. He
says the reason the flag is stiff is that
it was saturated with human blood.
The territorial banking board met
yesterday, accepted the annual report
OF Bank Examiner Pugh, and approved
the charter for the Bank OF Weather
ford.
Druggist J. Wheeler and son, yes
terday received a cash register Of the
very latest pattern. Besides being
cashier 1t is a handsome addition to
the store.
Mr.. G. l.. Cox, Of st, Louis, has
opened a Racket store at lO4, East
oklahoma. Mr.. Cox is a wide awake
business man and we predict 3 good
business for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stumpff can be found
at the Welcome, which has been re-
opened by the Stumpff Mercantile Co
A full line Of general merchandise at
he lowest prices, II
AL Meacham has been appointed a
sub-mail carrier and entered upon his
duties this morning Al is faithful
and energetic and will fill his new
place satisfactorily.
Yost and Densmore Typewriters,s Sec
oud hand, as good as new, from S25 TO
$50, sold on the installment plan II
desired. Address Millison Office Sup
ply Co., Wichita, Kansas. 42-12
Miss Fannie Kensil, formerly of Ok.
ford, Kansas, and who is now thought
TO be r, siding in Oklahome, can hear
1f matter OF great Importance 10 her
by addressing Mr.. A. Snowhill, Win
ield, Kansas.
+ MIR, A j. Graham, who recently pur
,hased the grocery known as The Kim
ball Grocery Co.. and later owned by
W A. Ramsey, has named the store.
% Monarch Grocery" lie carries a full
inc OF Monarch brand of staples,
y yhich Is a guarantee OF the superior
Iuality of these goods. Mr.. Graham is
> young man thoroughly up in the
etail grocery trade, is energetic and
viii command a good business.
r. Rosenburg, living three miles
outh, is going TO have the largest
chicken house In Oklahoma Yester-
lay be had several wagon loads Of
umber hauled out for the building,
which will be 2Ox3O feet, two stories |
Ugh, the first TO be OF stone. Besides |
arruing and chicken raising "Rosey" |
las one of the best paying milk routes |
n Guthrie. lie has quite fine or
hard.
The LEADER received this afternoon |
long and highly interesting letter
With rough diagrams from Sergeant |
'aul Hunter, now at Santiago. Ser |
cant Hunter mentions all the boys in |
he Oklahoma troop of Rough Riders,
ellis who are wounded and sick, and |
ives other information. Capt. |
iuston has been prOstrated by the |
eat, but is recovering. Corporal |
'ailey shot himself. The letter will |
e printed in tomorrow's LEADER.