The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-10

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train fairly flew up the track trying 10
make up time.
Senator Marum and wife, who have
been stopping In the city for a few
daye, returned TO their home at Wood
ward last night.
Jack Hilton, formerly mAnsger OF
the electric light plant In this city, is
back IN town again shaking hands
with his many friends.
The new block between First and
Division on oklahoma avenue, is hav
ing the cornice pat on and will todh
be ready FOR occupancy.
The Lady Africa company is sc-
knowledged the finest colored musical
comedy company on the road today.
At the opera house April l3.
Reserved seats for the Lady Africa
Specially compsny on sale Monday at
the usual place section ID will be re-
served for the colored people.
Mrs. A e. Leonard went to Oklaho-
ma City yesterday to visit her son, z.
5. Leonard, who represents the Ar
mour Packing company there.
There viii be an sO-acre improved
farm, ten minutes walk from post
office, Guthrie, sold TO the highest bid.
der April 10. See j. e. Pickett
Re sure and see the warmest mem Der
of them all, Little Minnie Keller, the
cutest buck and wing dancer in the
country. Opera house, April l3.
After hearing the testimony OF the
board OF inquiry, President Mckinley
was satisfied with Marshal Spanola.
The Eagle drug store, sole agents.
All those taking part in the "Mika-
do" will meet Monday night at 1880 at
the opera house BE sure and bring
your scores.-Mrs. George E. Billings
ley.
Tires, SO so, warranted. Best made,
years warranty, IS So Express pre-
paid. Mineralzed Rubber Co., New
York. Agents wanted for full rubber
line.
El Reno Republican: Editor VIM.
Hoenscheidt, Of the Volksblatt, has
brought his wife and children from
Guthrie, and is happy in the Joys Of
home.
Mr.. G. North, one Of the Omaha
commissioners who has been here on
business connected with Oklshoma's
exhibit, went TO Atchison, Kan, last
night.
Early closing has been postponed
until Monday, April IS, on account OF
being unable TO see all OF the mer-
chants All those who have signed
the petition will take due notice
All mem bers + Company A are here
by ordered to report nt the armory to-
day at p. M, sharp, Cor the purpose
OF having their picture taken and TO
have a skirmish drill aiterV'srd at the
fair grounds. BY order OF d. b. ARIEL,
captain Company A.
The bodv OF the dead outlaw, Dick
West, ia still at the undertaking rooms
Of r b. Reder, and Doc says he would
have better thing than a Klondike
mine IL he would charge an admittance
! fee, as hundreds of curious people
throug his store to see the remains.
The south bound Santa Fe train last
night met with "string OF accidents. u
| Al Winfield a drunken farmer was run
over and fatally injured; near New
kirk q COW was knocked off the track
and killed and between Kildare and
Mulhall three stops we're made on ac'
count Of hot boxes.
Zack Mulhall, general live stock
agent of the Frisco, arrived in Mul
hall last night from st. Louis, accom-
panied by Dan Kelton, the well
known race horse trainer and jockey
Mr.. Mulhall has enlarged his stable OF
flyers and has built a training track al
Mulhall. His string OF fast goers Will
be put on all the noted eastern tracks
| this summer