The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-15


& major.
Mosseller. Of Perry, has de-
III The commission OF first lieuten-
plei Robt Lowery and lieutenant
.st heve their commissions in safe
place.
For the coldest glass OF NJ iwauket
beer 20 to Old Moses, 2il Barfison
avenue. II
Rev. Job Ingram has been commits.
stoned chaplain Of the regiment, with
the rank of captain.
1t will happen tomorrow. DO no'
fail to be there bright and early. The
Rash great circus sale.
The Chicago papers are doing busi
ness at their old stands, as large and
newsy as before their trouble
Judge Scothorn yesterday sent one
of his fine bird dog pups to his friend,
c. A. Compton, OF oklahoma City.
Rev. f. +. Hill, OF Pawnee is IN the
city and is quietly working for u he ap
pointment u chaplain in the navy.
Taken mp by r. Rosenberg. three
and one half miles south east OF Guth-
rie, one gray, and one bay horse
ala
Lost-A leather card case. Finder
please return TO New Y rk Hardware
store. Mrs. Mac Morris
q
IS is not much money when you can
buy $40 worth of goods with il and get
a ticket TO the biggest circus on earth
thrown in. The Rush
Ira /. Morrison was today commits
stoned first lieL tenant and will be ad
jutant OF the regiment He will leave
night for Fort Reno.
A broad and happy smile illumined
the city yesterday at 400 o'clocS when
the Leader put out it's bulletin that
Santiago had really fallen.
For tomorrow ladies' underwear will
be sold at from q a garment ap to G9c.
Remember, the circus ticket goes with
every S. sale. THE Rush.
Yesterday Judge Foster united in
marriage Millard Lesser and Miss Grace
Arnett. They will reside in the strip,
where Mr.. Lesser owns a fine farm.
This is hosiery weather Buy hosiery
from us. The old price is three pairs
for a quarter; tomorrow IL will be siA
pairs for two bits, at THE RUSH.
Mr.. a-d Mrs Stumpff can be fount
at the Welcome, which has been re
opened by the stumpff Mercantile Co
A full line of general merchandise a
he lowest pr ices, II
What is the use Of walking on you
uppers when tie. Rush sells shoes a
all prices? During the circus sale TIE,
gi-e you a c rcus ticket with every s
worth of their goods
The denizens on Second and Spring
er streets got tired of the "sin killer S
he accepted the situation and qui
with the remark that "the devil hR
got the best OF him this time
Yost and Densmore Typewriters. Sc,
ond hand, as good as new, from S25
$50, sold on the installment plan
desired. Address Millison Office SUI
ply Co, Wichita, Kansas. AZ IL
A room house for rent, on Clev'
land Ave between FIJI st and Diviso
streets, No. 10. Plastered house an
city water. Inquire of Luther Yves
or write to M. Ualligan, Curtis, Mel
42-2
All resident and sojourning Masor
their wives, daughters and best gir
are inveted TO be present at the insta
lation Of the Off ers OF Guthrie Cha
ter No.2, X. A. NJ, at Masonic Hal
July i 5, ls0s. Refreshments by n
o. e. $. free.
This circus sale means whole L
to the peule Of Guthrie and O-lhom
for IL is just little better in the wa
OF bargains than Chicago departmei
stores can offer. They aeyer give
way circus tickets and we do
The Rush.
The Times Journal thinks the res
lutions OF the Democratsc Terrtori
Convention mostly dry hu8ks," an
adds that "they do not touch upon
sues that concern Oklahoma most
The T. j. evidently read the reso
tions with its spectacles upside dow
II IL will re read the 5th, 9th, 9TH, TO-
and lith resolutions II VII discov,
much meat f.r republican digestiC
amid the dry husks.'
Our circus sale for tomorrow is
unlOai what is left Of Our SUNNI
goods. We did not buy them TO kee
and 10 sell them quick we have cut Il
prices into three parts, and all we az
Is one-third OF former price Yes, al
bette than that, for every s. purcha
during this sale we give a circus tiekC
The RUSH.
When Admiral Ceryera treated d
Merrimac's crew with kindness al
consideration h q not only acted W.
for the credit OF his nation, but he co
tributed TO his present personal COZ
fort. The cOurtesies now extended
him would have been his due in a
event as an officer Of high rank ma
captive by the fortunes OF war. B
iu the present circumstances he W
enjoy the satisfaction Of knowing th
he has the respect and good will OF
captors aside from any merely pl
functory attentions that may be pa
him in virtue of his rank. That is
il should be. War is an unpleasant bu
ness at the best, and any amenit
which tend To ameliorate It's rigoTs a
doubly welcome.
"A, EBperor's Forty-si Portraits and ~
With FIVE German warships faci
Admiral Dewey's feet az Manila, a