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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
ciLLiHIN's FIRST spEEcH


More .ibod Judgeships McHennu -
SworB IN.
A special to the Kansas City Times
says. Governor Barnes arrived in
Washington yesterday morning his
mission here is TO aid IN the pessage Of
the free homes bill and 70 secure other
legislation II interest TO the teri .ory.
He will incidently take hand in the
appointment of the Oklahoma judi
ciAry. Two candidates In which he is
most vitality interested now are
Burford and Hainer, but he is probably
TOO late. Your correspondent has been
informed that the president has de-
cided to appoint J. c. Strang Rs chef
justice and Is. T. Hainer as associate
Justice Late yesterday afternoon the
papers In the four judicial cases were
taken over to the white House by At.
torney. General McKenna, but owing
TO the pressure OF business no decision
was reached, the president simply ex-
pressing himself favorably inclined TO
Strang and Hsiner, but said he desired
TO dispose OF all Of the four cases at
the same time Therefore, Haiher
and StrRng's nomination will not go
TO the senate before the middle Of
next week.
General McKenna was sworn in as
associate justice 1T 1905 Chief Justice
Fuller administering the oath
Delegate Callahan delivered his
maiden speech in the house today dur
log the consideration OF the Indian ap-
preparation bill He opposed the pres
ent methods OF educating Indians and
then allowing them TO return to their
t-usts. where they soon lapse back
into their former habits, thus render
* their educate n useless He urged
that they be given mechanical or prac
tical educations instead OF literary and
that they then be separated from their
former associations.
Mary J Pruitt was appointed post
mistress at Sinnett, Pawnee county,
vice Mary NJ Tolen, resigned
Delegate Callahan introduced a bill
in the house placing James II. Hager
on the pension rolls a. $50 per month.
Mr., Hsger was late mem Der Of con-
panV II, 18th regiment Ohio volunteer
infantry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Contract DcIirercd Jor Extension From
sop,dpa 70 OhidhoD'a Cify.
Gristmill Jones, tue Oklahoma City
railroad boomer, passed through the
city yesterday en- route home ffom 81
Louis To Oklahoma City He was all
smiles. From 81. Louis Jones wired
Oklahoma City people as follows:
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 25, 1898.
The railroad contract ls sgned,
sealed and delivered Work TO com.
mence not later than February IS and
to be completed by August 1, tins year.
Will leave for home at once, arriving
on Wednesday Riternoon's train over
the Santa Fe q. JOINS.
Last night Jones was banquetted 10y
the Commercial club Of Oklanoma City.
One year ago he was beir g cursed by
the whole town. II is SAID Jones has
the let ing OF contracts and will make
s2O0, 600 out OF the deal. Overholscr
has the townsite snap and will corral
at least 5000, 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

MrDPoRD, Ok Jan. 20 There is not
an empty room Of any kind in Med
ford Families are crowded in single
rooms who would gladly rent more
commodions quarters II they were to
be had. Daily the Inquiry is made:
Why do you not build come houses TO
rent? Those here are not able TO do
so. Most OF cur business men and
mechanics own their places OF business
and residences, but are not able 10
erect for others, A residence that will
cost, with lots and necessary improve
ments, $500 will rent readily for IS a
month, or about 500 year Dsduct
taxes OF about IS and incidentals OF as
much more aud the investor would
have $50, or 20 per cent per Annum on
his Investment. A man with IS 600
.ce~ld not only make a nice and easy
living for an average family by invest
ing in Medford, but can coin money as
well. There are men engaged in bust.
ness today in Medford who came here
with less than 81 600 three or four
years ago whose stock will today iu-
voice over 1000 Some OF them have
also erected buildings Of their own
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rDMovD voRuII.


NfFNMM
Teachers Rcrie,r.
EDMOND, Jan. % The second term
OF this large and growing school will
open February !; the teachefs's ten
weeks toarse for review Msrsh 81,
aud We are glad 10 say with greatly
enlarged facilities. Several thousand
dollars have been expended in the pur-
chase OF additional physical and chem
ical apparatus and new books FOR the
library, while the building has been
finally completed.
We note, toe. the organization OF the
model department; as a scnOol Of oo
servatiou and practice, whei cin the
latest and best practical method OF
teaching are fully eXemplitied. Every
thing seems TO have been carefully
planned with a view 10 the training.
professional as well as academic, OF
our coming teachers.
The courses, four in number have
been strengthened, and, we believe
in The right direction
Founded as they are upon The
Graded Course for Pnblic Schools, the
articulation is so perfect that a student
may now pass from The lowest pri-
mary grade in the district school,
hrough the INFERNO 4 ate stages, TO
the completion Of his course and re-
csive the diploma-by lava terri
toriRl certificate.
The ten weeks course should be
particularly valuable 10 those whose
times aud means are limited Such,
too, are the courses that a good bust
nees, high school or college education
may be obtained by those who do not
wish TO teach UAder present c)ndi.
tions in the territory, this is wise-in-
volving no greater expense and en-
abling the school TO extend its infu-
ence and advantages.
Music, drawing aud physical train
! (all now recognized as necessary 10 a
com plete educstionl are among the
! branches offered
Further information may be oh.
tanned by addressing Edmund d. Muir.
daugh, president or Hon. John l..
Mitch, secretary OF the board Ed
| mond o. T.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Joe b Diggs, OF Perry, is here.
@. II. Brett Is down from Ponca
President Ament, Of Alva is in the
city.
E Ii. Bliss, Of Winfield, lie in the
city.
Raw Hammond, OF Newton, is at the
Royal.
II. b. Martin, OF Perry, is at the
Royal.
J. D. Price, OF Jackson, Mich, is at
the Okla.
P. W. Cress, of Perry, was in town
yesterday.
Judge Harris was here from Perry
yesterday.
Thos M oseley, of Perry, was in the
city yesterday.
Governor Burke is the guest OF
chas. Kneisley.
Attorney Musseller was down rom
Perry yesterday.
]. W. Wilson, Of Oklahoma City, is
here on business.
President Boyd, of the Norman uni
versity, is in the city.
Judge Geo. s. Green Is IN Pond
Greek on legal business.
NJ T. Wolfe and D. II. VAnkirk, Of
Nesbitt, are at the OKLA.
Mrs. Stevenson, OF Belleville, Kan.
Is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Frazier.
j. G. Miller, treasurer OF Woods
county, is in the city. He reports
much prosperity IN Woods.
Governor and Mrs. Renfrow and
Mrs. Renfrow's sister, Mrs WIN York,
returned from Oklahoma City yester-
day.
Judge j. Q. Roberts is over from
Kinghsher with an anxious longing In
mis- face. He wants decisive news
from Washington.
Edmond Republicsn: Fred Sleeper
aud wife came down from Guthrie
Tuesday al d spent a few days with
w. @. Brissey and wife
Assistant District Attorney Roy Hoff
man has returned from a three weeks
sol )urn at Sac and Fox, Chandler and
Cushing. where be has been looking
after official business.
John OverbAy and family will leave
for Carthage, Mo-. shortly. Mr.. over
bay has accepted position in Ramsay
Bros. store at that place. They win
be missed by their many Guthrie
friends.
Mayor Ben Berkey arrived home
Yesterday from Kansas City and st
Joe. At the former place he attended
the meeting OF Wholesale implement
dealers. Mr.. Berkey Says Missouri is
veritable Elondikc at present
ground snow-covered aud people
freezing. de is glad TO get back to
heaven.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
4 Nnlcd Cn,rhnn.

The Leader has received a handsome
calendar from l. i Foster, the fAm-
Gus cowboy rough and fancy I'd 'r,
also rins and revolver expert Mr
Foster was former n sident Of north
ern California lie first becAn e
prominent in 1879 wnen his skill IN
handling Colts frontier shooter
and Winchester riffs attracted wide
attention. He has many endorsemet t.
from policemen. Sheufs Walker ano
-fom pkins OF California speak In high
est terms Of his abilities. lie was IN
the Indian Territory previous TO the
opening of Oklahoma In 1889 aud later
took part ia the Cherokee strip rush
Ia 1893 Since then be has been Civ.
ing exhibitions OF his skill In many
places BY request he gave an eXhibi-
tion recently before the Rough Riding
club Of New York, whose members
are some Cf the most prominent society
people in that city. His reckless rid
ing on horse should be seen to be ap-
preciated. He rides in every conceiva-
bic position-standing kneeling, side
ways, riding on horses neck both for
ward and backward, etc Mr. Foster
contemplAtes visiting the Worlds Fair
M Paris in 1890, where he will illus
trate how the old time cowboys, whose
occupation will soon be gone, can ride
and handle "cayuse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

sam Murphy gets a Decision in Ciaim
Contest.

sam Murphy gets q Decision bi CiaiD,
Contest
Yesterday morning within short
time two deeds were recorded in the
register OF deeds Office, both deeds be-
log upon the same piece OF land, says
the Oklahoman Mr. Sam Murphy Sc
cared a patent Monday TO his claim
adjoining the city on the northeast.
AT 7:29 q. m. Ewers White, OF Dale,
recorded deed from Mr.. Murphy TO
all the land except the southeast forty
acres. The deed was executed Mon
day. At 9;25 IN deed TO the same
tract that was decided u Mr.. White
was recorded by Ferdinand Batchelder
Bltchelder's deed was executed July
27, 1897. Mr.. Murphy could not be
seen Yesterday but It Is stated that the
two deeds were fled through some
ufSunderstan3ing in the settlement Of
-4.-a NARd- eonaest, Batcheder being an
heir Of one Of the early contestants to
the claim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

cofored Deputy t8ditor al OhiotoDa Made
Member 81 Konsas historical Socieis.
Deputy Auditor MeCabe recently re-
ceived noti6caton cf his election as a
member OF the State Historical society
OF Kansas McCabe accepted in the
following letter
IF. q Adams, Secretary Historical
Society, Topeka, kan.
NV Dear Sir wish 10 acknowledge
receipt OF your letter Of the 23d, and re-
turn through you, 10 the society, my
high appreciation OF the fact that
have not been absolutely forgotten by
the good people OF Kansas.
&C ept the mem bership so gener.
ously pronered, and would inquire II
anything in the "a ay OF Oklahoma his
tory would be Of interest TO your most
valuable contribution.
II is with great deal OF pleasurable
satisfaction thst learn OF the pre-
sentAticn TO the society Of the wilder
bust-certainly worthy contribution
and one representing an individual
whose past indefaugable efforts have
bten OF a nature to warrant someone
In taking the initiative IN the direction
indicated Bbove
have higher refa now for Mr.
Ware than hitherto since } e con
ceived the idea and brought 4 TO q
happy fruition. ] trust you Will in
dicate TO me how | can serve you.
Again thanking you, aod the mem
bars of the society, for The honor con
ferred, believe me
Yours 20 command,
Il b MCJABg."
His record in his own state must
have been gilt edge, else he never
would have Il Tened the doors OF this
time honored institution. Mae evi
dentlr stnnd well there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

statement Of ne Secretary Of ne Hoard Jor
ue Past Sir Mouths.
School Land Commissioner Fllson
makes the following statement OF bus .
ness done during the six months end
ing Decem Der 81:
Common school fund On hand. $685.
eco l3; returned TO applicants. s349. IS,
expenses, Si,74o 80; total collections,
SlO5 7.94s.
College f1nd-On hand, SIT, 500 46;
returned to applicants, nothlngi eX-
penses, 1912 76; total collections, SEQ, =
500 SO.
Pub !, building fund-on hand, sl9,- =
s62; returned TO applicants, nothing;
expenses, SL0l2 20, total collections,
SEQ 9si.22.
The amount Of business done by the
school land department from the be.
ginning, May IL, 1898. TO January J.,
1898, was as follows:
Turned over 10 the territorial treas
urer-Common school fund, sea 500 IS;
college fund, S35, ,776i public buildings
s35 ,907 10; total, s3l0. 323 g5 Expenses
Common school fund, S27, ,ii9 n; col
lege. 81 4l6 so; public building, 81,
ll6 60; total, S35, ,952 30 Returned 10
applieants-Common school, 81 $50 72;
college, 81 500 81; public building, ST.
uss so; total, S70ll 22 Amount on
hand, common school; Total amount
collected for common school fund
s355, SOS AL for college fund, $50, 40l 81;
fer public building fund, s6O,674 3s;
total amount collected for all funds,
Sass Gas 90.
In making his apportionment OF the
common school fund, Auditor n s
Hopkins found that the reports from
county superinteudents Of public in.
struetion were incomplete aud unsatis-
factory. He has given notice that he
will enforce the law hereafter in Sc
curing proper reports from county
supeuntendents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

The United States civil service COM
mission has ordered that the regular
spring examination shall be held be-
tween March IS and April 25, 1898, for
the grades Of clerk-earrier in Guthrie.
Oklahoma, postofiee All applications
for this examination must be fled
with the undersigned he fore the close
OF business March 1, 1898 Exact dates
for this examination cannot be given
at this time, but duo notice will be
given through the daily papers. All
necessary information, blank sppl q.
tions. etc, can be obizined al any
time by applying TO
D. z hoNTGoMERY.
Acting Secretary Local Board. Gathrie
r o,
Guthrie, U. T.. Jan. 10. 1925.
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CInIm aao.oon Aorns

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Jan. ef.-Repre-
sentatives Of the Indians on the
neighboring Omaha reservation ac-
knowledged the contract yesterday
before District Judge Evans at Dakota
City, Neb, for the prosecution of a
claim against the government for
$50, 600 acres in Knox, Cedar, Dixon
and Holt counties Neb. The Indians
claim the tract was ceded To them by
the treaty Of 1854, but never has been
turned over. The land is worth about
81, 900, 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Tue board OF regents Of the Edmond
normal postponed the opening OF bids
foc work on the Alva normal until
March 3 Only one bid had been re-
eeived. The board a,cepted the new
wing Of the normal building from the
contractors, after thorough inspee-
tion. The case Of President Murdaugh
was investigated and the presi ient's
action was endorsed.
The board had called for the resig-
nation Of Miss Wooster, but as the diff
ference had been amieably settled. she
was allowed 70 retain her position in
the model department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

The Eq ial Suffrage club Of this city
will meet ia regular session saturday,
January 20, at $3.50 o'clock OF the
North Methodist parsonage, Every.
body is welcome. The following is the
program,
l. Devotional Exercises ............ Mrs. Miller
. Roll Call-Each member TO give a
reason why an Equ Suffrage
clause should be i'm the constitu-
tiou of Oklahoma.
q Duet .-. Misses Garman and Weymouth
z. Address.-''rhe Evils of Our CITY
and How 10 Deal with Them "
...-...-.--. --.-... Mrs, Della jenkins
s. Recitation That sturdy Oak aud
CliuUiug Vine Miss Edna sutton
o. Municipal Ref rms -...... Mrs Carter
q. rue Best Governed City in the
World" -....-.......,.. Mrs Judge HerOd
s Recitation ......-.... Miss Stella WEYMOUTH
81 "A Phase OF New York CITY Life
.......... ......... Miss Alma Carson
10 Communication from Mrs. Anton
ette Haskell, ex mayor of Gay
lord kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
~WHir MUsr no 10 m SIZED"

Has he Theme Of Eraiigeiist Lickfcnbcrgef's :
ferg Abie sermon last EreHi"g.
The revival services at the Christian
church still continue and are growing
In interest The attendance lat even
ing was good and very sttentivsly lie
tened TO the sermon OF the evening.
The theme was presented In very
clear and foreeful manner by Evan
gelist Lichten berger
The song service vas inspiring and
helpful and was participated 10 very
heartily by all Tonight tho subjec,
will be, "HolV Ghost Religion" snd
all are cordially invited to near IL dis.
cusfed. A baptismal service will fol.
low this evenings sermon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

MACON. Mo, Jan 26 Fred White,
the boy knocked senseless with an
iron poker at New Cambria by Prof
A. Il. Park, principal of the public
school at that place, is still in a semi
conscious condition, and his physi-
clans have little hope Of his recovery.
County School Commissioner Robert
Thompson went TO New Cambria and
held a court Of inquiry, resulting in a
complete vindicatlon of Park
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Guthrie, .. T.. Jan. 10. lsss.

Make these long evenings pleasant
for the family at home BY Supplying
them with good reading mattes See
this list: Ladies' Home Journal iOc,
Munsey's Magazine lOe Demorest
Magazine Toe, MeClure's Magazine lOc,
illustrated America lOc. Godey's IOc,
Carter's Monthly Toe, Puck los, Judge
Zoe, Life iOc. Truth Sc. Black Cat Sc,
Nickle Magazine Sc, The Owl Sc We
have on sale at all time the leading
daily papers, periodicals and maga-
zines and take subscriptions for them
TO be delivered by mail or st our
store or news stand ct postofiee IF.
b. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
victory for cold Men.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 The fight be-
tween the gold and silver factions of
the Iroquois Club, the leading Demo
cratic organization of Chicago. re-
suited in victory for the gold men.
Their ticket, headed by Arthur j. Ed
dy for president, was elected from
top TO bottom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Deputy Bill Tilghman returned yeC-
tCrdaV from the Pot. country where he
and Heck Thomas hsve been investi.
eating the recent Indian burning ou :
rage Mr.. Tllghman says large num-
Der of warrants will soon be issued for
Seminole people who were implicated
the crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Today Thursday, January 27) At 2
hotel the safe, range stove and furni-
goods. Every ybody come early No
fake sale. Everything must 20
Mis- IDA 5 FoRD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Mrs. NJ. r stevens, from Lawton,
Mich, has opene5 dressmSking parlors
over The Rush. le0 West Oklahoma
avenue, and would solicit your pat
rcasge Perfect ht and me finish
guaranteed Call and see her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Furnished by the HaRan Abstract com
pany Frank LauN abstractor.
United States to Thos. J. Brannen,
hf of ne or sec %, to lsn,r2w p p.
John Foster, ct al, trustees, to Morris
w. RObacker, lots 10 and rs, blk a.,
East Guthrie, I d.................... Ol
John Foster ct al, trustees 10 Carrie
l. Fegan lots and 10. blk 10, West
Guthrie, |. d.. .............. .......... II
Ferd Ritterbusch, co. treas, 10 Anna
NJ. Laverty, lots and TO- blk 10. W.
Guthrie, 1. d ......... ...........-...........- 81
Ferd Ritterhusch. co. treas. to Har-
rlet Mackey, lots !, =, ana 4, blk 20
LangstOn, I. Il ....... ............ ........ O
William {. Hawes ct uX, TO Anson @
Schnell tots and 4, and hf OF sw
br Of sec 7, tp 10 n, r 3 W. W. D.. 600 X
Amanda OverhOlt 10 Harvey T. New
ton, ne or sec 23. Up 49, r3w W. W. a zoo .,
John ID neBois. et uX 10 John Graves
lot % blk 63, H. Gu hric, W. A.. IS o,
&. A Byers TO @ g. Rose, ct al lots %
and % blk b5, G. H., W d ...---..........- 100 *
O. r. Fegan, ct uN, To Anna NJ. Laver-
n.y. lots and no. blk 10. West Guth-
ric W. q ....... ........ ..-............ IS o,
% l.. Brooks, Ell uX, 10 T.. r. Hlrschi
lots 2 and blk 80, T.. Guthrie. ". a. aOC u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

In some parts Of Maine the people
live TO be very old. An Old man OF 80,
living quite a distance from the near
est town, requiring some family gro
ceries. sent his son, a man OF 20 odd
years OF age. When the son failed 10
show up with the provisions in time
his grandfather. a eentenarian Of los,
said peeyishly That's what cones
from sending a kid"
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For an InternaiIonnl Ilank.

WAsmNGToN, Jan. &c. Represents
tive Butler of Pennsylvania, intro
duced a bin 10 Incorporate the Inter
national American bank in accordance
with the recommendation Of the In
ternational American conferences 1t
authorizes capital stock Of s., 600 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
M'COMAS WINS.
Maryland Deadioek Faded by the re.
turn OF the Boltors.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 26.-The sena-
torial deadlock in the legislature ended
yesterday when on the tenth bal
lot in joint session all but five of the
boiling Republican Legislators voted
for eN-Congressman Louis T. McComas,
the Republican caucus nominee, and
he secured G3 votes to AZ for Senator
German and . for Mr. Shaw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

JoPLIN. Mo, Jan. 60 William
Clark, alias Charles Smith, alias Allen,
an escaped convict and desperado, was
captured yesterday by Marshal Nor
gan OF Joplin after lively fight and
the exchange Of several shots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

Choice of any child's suit in the
house no matter whether a SO,
81 or s. suit, must go at ..... I.3S
Choice OF any child's suit in the
house, formerly sold at 81. so to
$3.50 clearing price ......... .S3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
TO GUAR A OoLD N ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refFnd the money II il
fails 70 sure. ss4 The genuine has
{. b. q. on eaen Rblet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
ClOaks, Jackets and Capes.

All Ladies' 81 heavy weight jack
ets...,.. ........ ........-,......... ~
All Ladies $500 heavy weight
glace beaver jackets.... 49,
All Ladies jackets sold up to SIS
beavers, Kerseys. green. tan,
black - inlaid velvet collars,
elaborately trimmed .....t. 49,
All Ladies capes sod heretofore
up to 800, choice. ce............. 81
All Ladies capes sold up TO $40,
choice. ............... 3 A
All Ladies capes-Sl2, SIS. SIS
values-all pushes included. q B
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Mems Pants.
Ladies' Underwear, Hosiery, Etc.

Hetvy ribbed heeced vests and
pants, former price 45c, go for. .23
Non shrinking ribbed vests and
pants, former price 81, go for . 30
Natural wool camel's hair or red
flannel underwear, 81 % values,
go at.................... 45
Heavy ribbed fleeced union suits,
worth 75c go for ........ 43
Ladies fast black hose, former
price l24c, go for ........... .06
Ladies' 20c fast black hose. ..... 90
Childrens 10c black hose ....... .06
We will Close Out the remainder Of our
Stock Of Mems and Boys OyercOats
at One Third Value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27
Saturday Matinee, Jan. 29
"Uncle Reuben"

Tickets can be had only ct the follow
ing places; No tickets at Opera House
+. B. Lille q Co., New Yorl, Hardware
Co.. Schmidt & Painter. David Hetseh,
J. A. Forde. Levy'S Bee Hive Clothing
House, 4. B. Refer. Gagap q Williams,
Ponds Steam 4 Auudry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-27

"A Great Bargain Feast
a ly 4 earl gStr IS
@ e6 equal n to Great Store md 4 h ri show you uhrughw
E u