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ful, neither appreciated by his contem-
porar!es but, "posterity has assigned
him a place on the highest pinnacle OF
musical fame"
On the afternoon of March &c. 1927, a
little more than scventy-one years ago
this life came TO n close during ter.
rife thunderstorm. When the. ele-
ments combined to pronounce a halle
lujah over the passing OF this immortal
genius. He was buried In the cemetery
of Wchring, ear Vienna. being follow
cd to his grave by kings. princes, poets
and artists, all anxious 10 pay their last
tribute OF respect. His pupil Schumann
and the poet, Schiller. are Inferred in
the same burving ground. Also Franz
Schubert, whose dying request was to
be laid by his master, who was his ar
tlstlc Idol and model. His stone has but
one name upon It, no date Of birth or
death, no word of praise or regret, only
one word-Beethoven. The worlds his
tory Is filled with honored names. some
chlseled in cold marble, others wrought
in light and shade and colors fair.
whose brllllancy has stood through gem
erations. Many whose glory abides In
volumes great with thought. but who
among them all. sculptor. artist, author,
will find more lasting fame. more en-
during love than Ludwig Van Beethov-
enT
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gpupLIaaAIss.
nuRIlC SAFE.

r T~E--LIs4 Ha@Na HNtMf=a NJ
Under tho authority OF d deed a, ~,
ment made by Hannah Emshciru,r Y
Emanuel Erishclmer, her HUSBAND ~
on h ON q OF october, A. D. IN ~
recorded In the ofico of the clerE =, ~
county court Of Ohio county, Ws,y,s ~
glnia, In Decd ofCTrust Book ID, NV w,
the undersigned assignee Will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL %. A. D.. n,
at 10 o'clock a. IN, at the north A.,
tho court house, OF Ohio county. s,oosoSs q
sell at public auction the f~oilowisaalt
scrlbed real estate, that Is to saw iprr e.
part of lot No. IS on Main street has
city OF Wheeling, on which Il esessn, ,Ae
three.story brick house, which part q "a
on Main street. and Is one hundreSa te,t
thirty-two'u Se) feet, more or less. In sN
and IL bounded on tho west by Main Jpn,
on tho south by a private alley: on ,SSsNet.
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary /. 'hfssi.t
sey to Adcllne fletcher, and on III pet.
by all that part OF lot No. Is north n,V,SAa
lnorthct n wall OF the said thrco.story /, ttt
house; Icing tho same property Will VtSk
conveyed to the said Hannah EmsSra,M WI
by W. II. Frank and wife by deed SS.nnttt
October 81, A. j, iSQa, and rccordsss'ttt
Deed Book No. -, page i25, togethesv ,s,iHs
all the buildings and appurtsnances th",..aa
unto belonging. "se'
"|. UN" tulNi| htNh tFNikl llItUI nFNNll..
that out OF tho proceeds OF sale. aYtS, w
payment OF expenses, the assignee .SutNS
next, discharge any proper liens or incTsla
branccS that may be upon the nro,S..r
sold, and after doins so shalt pnyI IN ~
nnce OF The proceeds pro rata upon N. ~ \
dcbtcdncss OF the sald Hannah E,ns.ihh.
MGR. Upon tho above described nronsas.a'
are two, liens existing at tho tIme oy'S,utN,
said assignment. One of these Is n Az
OF trust made by tho said HANNAH SrsSd
sheimcr and Emanuel. her husband +, an
D. Ewing. trustee. dated October i. Wi SyS'
and recorded in said clerks office In ne
tain notes payable to W. ii, Frank. ~.
other Is q deed OF trust made by Tia az,
Hannah Emshc!mcr ana Emanuel ~!
husband. to : Gustave II. : Emshri-n '
trustee, dated January z, 1857. ma st'
corded In the said clerks office In ne
OF lNlrst Book 90. page 1871. 10 secure HAL
Spcycr against loss as accommodated ~
dorscr or E%uarantort or tho said Hann.r'
Enshelmcr. After the. payment Of a.
penscs the proceeds OF sale win be apnlI,SS
30 far NJ necessary. to the said liens u
the order IN which they have been narsi
above.
TERMS OF sALE-onc-thIrd a, a.
purchase price. and so much more ns ~ i.
~rurchaser may elect TO pay, cash on ~, II
day OF sale. and the residue IN two eoS,II
lnsta!lments. payable In one and two yssS,.
respectively after the day OF sale, win IN
tercst from that day. Tho deferred Ins,sTy
Ecnts shall he secured by a deed Of ,rns,
upon the property. with satisfactory !nsur,
anco to be keptup by the purchaser.
SAMUEL KRAFT.
Assignee and Trustee.
Wheeling, w. Va, March q. 1895. mr,j
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SALT LAKE. Utah, April GA let
ter from the first president Of the Nor
mon church to Governor Wells on the
subject of erlistments has caused some
thing of q sensation. The fact that
Apostle Brigham Young, in a discourse
at the tabernacle last Sunday, coun-
selled the saints TO remain at home and.
that the recruiting office in this city tho.
opening day secured bu! forty-seven
volunteers was regarded as rejecting
upon the patriotism Of the people and
the presidency of the church urges the
saints To enlist, ~
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y PUBLIC SALE. =

as assignee of VIM. b. Simpson, I win
sell at public auction at the north door
of the court house of Ohio county, ". vi.
on Saturday. April 90, 1928. beginning a, /;
o'clock u. m, the following stocks:
New City Hospital Association,
shares, par value each share, ........,, q
Ohio River Railroad Co., ?hs shares.
par value each share................... 3lN
Spruce Coal e Lumber Co.. IS shares,
par value each share. ITO
Wheeling Pottery Co, S0i,s shares. par
value each shnre..................,.. tY
Title Insurance 6 Abstract Co., 10
shares. par value each share. ..!.... 3Ia
HOWARD HaZlETT,
a32l Assignee OF VIM. B. Simpson.
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B POTTS s4 45x,
MS end Il47 Market Street.
TRADE WINNERS.
ONE CENT ARTICLES.

Pint Tin Cups, Gt1tcavy Envelopes, A
Good Pen Holders. 9 Steel Pens. l Memo.
randum Book, 0 Sheets Note Paper. 4 Lead
Pencils, 4coilar Buttons. 1 handkerchief,
! Paper Pins, 1 Paper Needles, 2 Dozen
Hooks and Eyes, 6 Darning Needles, / Nut
meg Crater. 2 Dozen Clothes Pins.
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TWOC ENT ARTICLES.

u Dozen Buttons. 1 Fine Comb. ] bottle
Ink. Handkcrchlafs, Carpenter Pencils,
Gun Buttons, Pocket Combs, Can Openers.
Toilet Soap. Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped
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THREE CENT ARTICLES.

( Ciark's O.. n. II. Thread, ladies' Hand.
kcrchlefs, Shaving Brushes, Stamped Dip
pers. Match Safes, PerfumPd Toilet Soap.
Basting Spoons, Cork Screws, fiarmoni-
eng z Manga Tn ns ------- 49, 49,
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EXECUTORS SALE.
NXEcUToR's SALE.

FhECUIUN SALE,
L will offer for sale at the north from.
door Of the court house OF Ohio county,
". Va. on Saturday. April the 9Th, com.
menc!ng ut 10 o'clock u; m; that very Dc.
Exley property. No. 1895 McColloch street.
East End. Large lot. fine brick Residence
and all necessary outbuildIngs. Terms
One-third cash: balance In one and two
years. secured By deed OF trust.
B. ENLEY,
Executor Of the estate OF James ExI.y.
deceased. j.. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
The above sale Is adjourned until Satur.
day. April %. 1895. at 10 o'clock 4. m. apil
The above sale Is adjourned until Satur.
day. April 30, at the same place and hour.
H.4 nnq,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

Rev. y. S. Thomas, rector OF So. Mat
:hew''s p. J.. church, entertained at din
ncr Tuesday, Bishop G. W. Peterkin
and visiting clcrsynen, who were here
attending the quarterly meeting OF the
northwestern c~onvocation OF the Pro-
testart Episcopal church. The table
decorations were patriotic in conception.
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Miss Martha Clarke, Miss Kate Nc
Lain and Miss Elizabeth Merdel have
returned from a months visit at
Charleston. where they were the guests
OF the daughters Of Governor Atkinson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

Hon. Charles ". B~rockunier has gone
to Washington city, where he will meet
Ills daughter, Miss Shirley. who is re-
turning from Atlantic City.
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FOUR GENE ARTICLES.

Ono Set Teaspoons, Boys. Suspcndcrs,
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth brushes,
Elrc. ShoYels, Mucilage, Sewing Machine
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The family OF Mr.. F. c. schwertfeger
has taken : summer home al Pleasant
N'eNe,.
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The Wheeling &
Belmont Bridge COMPANY
Wheeling Bridge COMPANY.

Quarterly Foot Books, for balance OF this quarter, will be sou
L. Island Residents at pro rata rate until juno i, 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

Miss Rassell, Of CIarkshurs, will be
the guest Of Miss Sue Caldwell in May.
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Miss Kate and ENa Hunter, OF Four
teerth street. are the guests OF Mr.. Earl
Oglebay, Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

DR.. r. NJ. Ran, who leaves to-morro"
evening 10 take n postgraduate course
ut the Berlin University. and speEd
ZONE tine In study at Vienna and Ed!H-
burgh. gave |. dinner party last ever
Ing TO a number Of n!s friends.
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OF interest to nan people In this city
End county was the wedding Tuesday
AT noon. Of Or. John +. .Jobes and Miss
Loula R!dsely. OF West Liberty. It
took place at the home o. Dr.. and Mrs.
ND. Jobes. South Penn street, and was
performed by ?er.i Campbell Jobcs. OF
C1aysyIllc, Pa. father OF the groom.
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SIX CENT ARTICLES.

SEVEN CENT ARTICLES.
Colgatc's Palm Soap. 4 Cakes for 2;
cents. Large Dressing Combs. %IIandker-
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1T The home Of the bridn.fon Zane
ntrcet. Thursday evening. Misc Emma
+. Black became TIE vile OF Harry
Watkins, the zon Of City CerI C. II.
Watkins.
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DR.. Eugene Hildreth has removed his
family for the summer to the Cecil
homestead, east Of the city.
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FIVE GENT ARTICLES.

Ladlcs' Hose. Chlldren's Hose, lockwood
Rules, Wash Pans, Towels, Hair Curriers',
Lamp Burners. Shoe Dressing, Table
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Corner Market and Twelfth SITS.

fol, neither appreciated by his contem-
porarIes but, .'posterity has ~ussigned
him a place on the highest pinnacle OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-30

The Carroll Club m!nst-els gave n suc-
cessfuf performance IN :Ec Clubs hand
come auditorium Thursday evening.
Tho boys acquitted themselves In o
,naniler that We'd With professionals. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-22
KANSAS CITY CAPITAL.

a Big Real Estai Deai-The L. y Pins
BiOck Sold
Through j. C. Wicks, OF Kansas City
Mr., c. Il, Schoelllkopf, a capitalist OF
that city, bought the Pitts block on
Oklahoma avenue; consideration,
81 500. Mr.. Schoellkopf accompanied
Mr.. Wieks to Guthrie a few ago to
look at the property in question and
being so we'll pleased with Guthrie
and the country adjacent closed the
deal immedistely. lie says that
Guthrie is destined to become a COM
mercial center and that he would
probably secure more Guthrie proper
W and few farms not far from the
capital city. Mr.. S. has large land in
terests in and adjoining Kansas City,
He owns several large additions, also
some OF the best business and office
blocks in that city. He is largely in
terested In Colorado mines. When
Guthrie advantages attract men like
Mr.. Schoellkopf hor future is assured.
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CUPID'S WAY.

Dr. j. l.. Houserorfh and Miss Nora g
Q,slliR Married
AT three o'clock this afternoon in
the parlors Of the Cottage hotel, DR.. j.
l., Houseworth, of Downs. and Miss
Nora G. Qullln, of Kansas City, were
united in the bonds of wedloek by
Probate Judge Foster. Miss Qullin is
a handsome young lady, and the
daughter Of one of Kansas City's most
prosperous merchants. DR.. House
worth is a fine young man with a
Lucrative practice. DIR. and Mrs.
Houseworlh left this afternoon for
Downs, their future home. The
LEADER joins with the many friends
in extending congratulations.
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CHURCHES.
Pastors Who Inrite Toar Auemdnoce To-
BiOrFOtr.

Pastors Uho Inrite ToT AHeHdn0ce To-
noTow.
AT the Method 81 Episcopal church
south. There will te services tomor-
row in the morning at II O'Clock. And
in the evening at 1880 Rev. M. II.
Gutland, pastor. A cordial invatation
to all. al
AT the Christian church-Preaching
morning aud evening by j. b. Boen, OF
Texas. Special music in the morning
by Mrs. Edgar Jones; in the evening
by Miss Laura Whitbeck Miss Sadie
Jones and Prof Everett You are cor
daily Invited to these services.
w. A. HUMpHREf, Pastor.
AT the First NJ. e. church-Preach-
ing at II a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. by Rev.
j. d. Nj. Buekner, the pastor. You are
cordially invited.
Plymouth Congregational church
Sunday school 10 a. m Worship atlt
a. m; subject Christian Giving" Y.
p. S c, E. 6;45, led by Prof. Hoag. You
are invited to worship with ms.
w. l.. DlBBLE, Pastor.
NuuiGu OF AAtlHt etltu ullHts services
at the the probate court room Sunday
at l0:30 a. IN. Subject, Ever asting
punishment. Evening service az 500
p m. Subject, 1.-THE prophetic vision
OF the supremacy Of spirit
First Presbyterian church - Noble
avsnue and Division street. W. C.
Miles, pastor, Preaching at IL a. m.
ane 1880 p. n. sabbath school at 9:45
a. IN. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3
p. III. Y Z. $ @. Z. at $50 p IN. All
are cordially invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-22
A GENUINE SURPRISE.

Miss Edih Grisset 4GreeGbiy Surprised By
Her Friends Last Night
The young people gave surprise
party last night to Miss Edith Grissell
at the home of her mother Mrs Cora
Grissel, 5ll East Washington. The
crowd, taking advantage of Miss
Edith's absence from the house in the
early evening, proceeded to her home
and took possession. When later the
honored young lady came home the
surprise was complete. The evenings S
program consisted OF music, singing
and dancing, with delicious refresh
ments. The following were present:
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COlored Fabrics.

Choice Of ten pieces oil fancy satin Rer-
bers grounds are in navy. brown and
mulberry shades with small dash ef-
fects in black, full 40 inches wide
with the richest of lpstres, it is
brilliant value at soc; per yard .....
Among the new arrivals last week ten
pieces of 40-inch Covert cloth in
smooth finish thread and thread
about mixtures in the new blues,
browns, and greens at ....-........-.-....
Twenty suit patterns (half silk in vari-
GUS styles of brocaded shot effects,
crepons, and shaded wesves, 10 two
a Ike, exclusive with us. exclusive to
you, bought for those ladies' who de-
mand individuality in dress. From
S. per suit up to Sl2.
Choice OF ten pieces of 50inch all wool
Scotch rough stuffs in checks, stripes
and mixtures, priced ordinarily at
G0c per yard. Only takes five yards
Of these 5Oilch goods to make
dress, at only .........,........... .....
Six pieces 49inch wide all wool and silk
and wool street suitings, dark and
light mixtures, heavy cloth effect,
actually worth S5c; Thursday ..-...
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Cotton picking is progressing slowly.
Rhea monday night. lo,, 9Oc, SOC.
Business was dull in the courts to-
day.
Ed Pentecost returned today from
Chandler.
The T. II. A. club will have a warm
business meeting tonight.
There are l6 cotton gins within a
radius OF five miles of Guthrie.
Guthrie continues to have the best
fire department in the territory.
The Frisco offers a 81 round trip rate
from oklahoma City to St. Louis, Nov.
lst.
The hotel registers this morning
showed an increased number Of arriv-
ais.
Spiritualists are holding forth at
Bear Creek school house east of the
city.
The Guthrie club will elect officers
and directors November 2, at $ o'clock
p. m.
Robinson's circus is showing in
towns on the Frisco in Eastern okla
homa.
Secretary Jenkins, is building a
large barn on his North Broad street
property.
Every claim between Guthrie and
Chandler on the stage road mas been
proved up
Miss Lula Mcintosh, Of ottawa
Kas,, is in the city. She wants to open
dancing school
Bob Hedges, the real article from
Kansas City, has come TO town. Ii e
couldn't be kept out.
A large number of country people
were in town today making their us
ual Saturday purchases.
Rhea has grand comedy company,
one of the best seen at Crawfcgd's in
years. Wichita Eagle, October IS.
The streets were crowded with cot
ton wagons this morning. Buyers
were plentiful and prices were good.
There was heavy frost this morn
ing and a strong wind prevailed until
about ten o'clock, when the weather
moderated.
Mayor Berkey has moonlight pic
ture showing the manner in which
Merton secured the nomination for
representative.
Rough Rider Paul Hunter is arrang-
ing TO mount the lecture platform.
Hunter is as bald as rat and can
furnish occular proof of his service.
S. W. Hadnot, travelling evangel-
ist, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Shoner for failing to pay his poll tax.
Hadnot was fined $40 in the mayors
court and was locked up in default Of
payment.
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HARPOONED BY HUGHES
A BOOSTER GIGS STRANG
AND RlTTERBUSCH
THE FLYNN CLUB ACTS
Passes Resolutions Denouncing Foster Rit
terbusoh and > rang Ooiored Mans
Sensational Disclosure

Ritterbusch, candidate for treasurer;
Strang for attorney, and Foster for
probate judge, have been repudiated
by the Flynn colored republican club.
They have been harpooned and gig
ged to an lsk fineness.
1t was a big meeting held by the
Flynn club at the probate court room
last night. Three hundred negroes
were present. The orator OF the even
inE was James N. Hughes, stenogra-
pher for Huston & Lawrence. Hughes
delivered a sensational speech in
which he repudiated and raasted Rit-
terbusch, Strang and Foster. He SAID
they wiuked at corruption and were
shady and that the club could not af-
ford to support them. The applause
was great.
Resolutions were then passed de-
nouncing and repudiating four OF the
candidates on the republican ticket.
The Guide, the colored republican
organ, has pulled down the whole
county republican ticket.
Sheriff Rhinehart is at the head of
an unholy junta. In time the LEADER
will call upon him to explain some
damning facts.
Edgar Jones is one Of the most cour-
teous and capable young men who
ever asked for voters suffrage. How
a man can vote against him and in
favor Of corrupt ring is incompre-
heEsible.
Soule, Wisby and Kendall will have
seats in the next assembly The voters
will it.
Calvert is making good race for
probate judge. lie is showing up the
dark spots in Fosters twirled record.
Charlie Herwig is not only honest
and capable, but he's taxpayer
Merton has never paid a dollar for
taxes,
w f, Stiles, NJ ", Allen and James
Lowell are exceptionally well qualified
to administer the county's affairs. All
are honest, faithful men, and are de-
serving of undivided support,
As soon as barcleRged and bare
footed John Nelson was elected regis
ter of deeds he snubbed his former
friends, purchased a drag and two bays
and became a great whip. If elected
this year he will blossom out in paper
collar and golfng suit. Do the far
mers twig?
Elect Dick Smith register Of deeds
and Junius Oldham for sheriff. They
have no frowsy records.
Strang is plugging and trading with
a desperation born OF despair and
hunger for some more Jail hold.outs.
He cares nothing for Flynn or the Re-
publican ticket. He is working for
Strang alone and will sacrifice any
friend TO advance Strang's interests.
Edgar Jones has him on the run
Two records are missing from the
county clerks Office Let Stewart ex-
plain before he champions Morton's
cause, which, il successful, makes
Stewart chief deputy.
cure SorofuIa promptly and perma-
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Personal MENTION.


J, D. BurK, is in for Sunday.
Mrs. Mitchell, is over from Chand-
Ter.
Captain Hegler left for Ell Reno to
day.
pm. Randall, is down from wich.
ita.
I'M. White, OF Louisville,is here to.
day.
L. M. Francis. of Chicago, is in the
city.
s b. Kirby OF Little Rock, is in the
city.
w.R. Hedges is here from Kansas
City.
J. c. Curry is h-tr from Arkansas
City.
Rough Kider Francis Byrne is indis-
posed
Governor Q. NJ. Barnes, is back from
Chicago.
Mrs. H. f. Asp and son, Alfred, are
in Winfield.
J. S, Lyon left this afternoon for
Kansas City.
L. G. Niblaek returned yesterday
from Chandler.
Len Leach returned this morning
from Shawnee.
Trainmaster j. f, McNaliy, went
south on No. Z.
Jess j. Hunter, is back from a trip
north on the Santa Fe.
Fred Conger, went to oklahoma
City on the noon train.
c. c. Iugraw, returned to Oklahoma
City on the noon train.
j. Carl Finch and Gene Bates, are
here from Edmond.
Mrs. Arthur Byer, ent to Seward
today to visit relatives.
Arno Byer, OF Seward, was in the
city between trains today.
VIM. Grimes and l.. G.. Plank, of
KiDgSsher, are here today.
VIM, Tilghman, Lincoln county's
next sheriff, is in the city.
Thos. Campion and w. W Fleming
are in from Crescent City.
Bishop Mearschaert is back from a
two weeks trip TO the west side.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Meacham are en-
tertaining Mrs. j. Nj. Ray, Of Sapulpe.
Massrs. Ben Case, VIM. Mcdonald,
and Jack Case are in Oklahoma City,
today.
Frank Lyon is looking after his
fathers implement business during his
absense.
Little Miss Marve Hopkins, daugh-
ter of Auditor Hopkins, is in Edmond,
today.
Mrs. G. b. Teller, of Denver, Col, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. B. b,
Crawford, in Perry.
WV- concannon, OF East Harrison
avenue is very sick, He is the father.
in-law of Frank Stiles.
w. S. Arnold,o of Oklahoma City, who
has been the guest of Jack Tearney,
returned TO oklaho ma City today.
Miss Effie Lowell, OF the LEADER
counting room left this afternoon for
Standard TO visit hos parents over
Sunday.
Mrs. Rising, mother of Joe Finger,
arrived today from Kentucky, in an
swer TO Telegram announcing the
serious illness Of her son.
Bill Grimes, disciple OF lost cause,
is over from Kingfsher mustacheless
and forlorn. He says a good many
things unfit for publication.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Houseworth, OF
Seward, are in the city 20 attend the
wedding Of the doctors twin brother,
DR. j. l.. Houseworth, OF Downf, to
Miss Nora G.. Qullin, Of Kansas City,
which took place this afternoon.
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The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa.
says DeWitts Little Early Risers are
the best pills he ever used in his fami
ly during forty years Of housekeeping,
They cure constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles. Small
Smsll in size but great in results. j.
Wheeler & Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-22

Thousand OF persons have been cur
ed OF piles by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Save. 1t heals promptly and
and cures Eczema and all skin dis
eases. 1t gives immediate relief j..
Wheeler n Son.