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sTORAGE NOTICES.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMIANf.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
80 70 - East 42d street

LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMI ~ l.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
80 10 - East 42d street 900
New York. November 18th. ls"'
To Mrs A Blanchard. l.. 'atey.
p n Fox, Mrs Alice H1yt Henry. MIS-
" Foster John !. Finnell. J Is
Lindernan Amos II Holborn. Emily r
TassanguA. Chas Parsons. Jr.. Helen !.
Peirc. by u II y. peirce. Edgar Sal'ls'
Mrs. A n smith. Bird Mrs Mary
SCOTT. Shropshire & Co. y " Thayer.
Mr. or Mrs VIM NJ yelling. Mrs W
Williams Chas ? VOL
You are hereby notified that the time FOR
The payment Of this company's lien upon
me property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given you this company Will cause such
property 70 vii. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by YOU IN
~. warehouses 20 he so'i az public auc
ton according 70 tho statute IN such case
rrat~ and provided at Us warehouses. I'll
n SIS Fca.' Forrv-Ars' Street on Monday.
December 18th. 1895 commencing az 10 20
o'clock A " II the sale be not completed
on the 18TH day Of Decemher ~ VIII boo
continued on Mondav. December 10Th. AZ
10 80 O'Clock A. NJ. until all n the goods
are sold.
JOHN r VAN WORNER.
Secretary g. General Manager
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for the simple reason that the list Regiment stu
has a colonel and will have one until Generai
Francis Vinton Greene sees ft TO resign the place.
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rypEwRITERS.

BIICKENSDERFER ~ IE" ~ hh2.
guaranteed the best. price s35; thousands
in use. send for home Endorsements,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MFG co. ls2 ana
oto proadwav and 10 5th-ave. Telephone.
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LOST.
.11A1n%N%oNN-N-N.Nl ~N.--O>N|>~JNN~~|S>~
pANKROOK 10 go sal ~ the Union
D,,. Saving. Institution Il missing.
ANY person having calm - II IL hereby
caIlei upon o. present the same wlthln
ten days or submit 70 having said pass
book cancelled and new one issued.
HANDBOOK No. 215. 1927 of the Union
Dim. Savings Institution IL missing.
Any person having claim - ~ Il hereny
called upon 10 present the same wilma t.n
DAYS or submit 70 having said passhooks
cancelled and a rev one issued.
HANDBOOK No 800. $50 OF the Union
Dime Savings institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 II Is hereby called
,ioon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 70 having said passhook can
c.lied and a new one issued.
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w,nn1r CoII EcIITc REFORMED CHURCH. Goth
Ct and 5th- ave-Rev DAVID JAMES ~ hfDt. ~ ,-ir :,
will preach IL topic. "a Nan WIN IN ~. sermon
And = n m tonic ''Rhoia the Gnte-Keeper
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS NJ famous people
bought and sold. WALTER X bbN'N
MIN. LBS Broadway. New-iork.
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Rrliaions &otlffs.

=, -. ,1.,
a. Dr. CADMAN. Pastor. Or. OSBoN VIII p ,sau"
morning: vesper service p. m; Or kEI-|n eus'. ~,
Meetings. every night Grand anniversary concert 10
night free.
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MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED GHuh 'h o, % ~
ave and 7th-s'.-Rev JOHN @ FAC" WI" p''' " "
ard
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HELP WANTED.


FEMME
LADIES make money selling our new
hose supporter: sample free. NORUM-
PEGA MFG CO. Waltham Mass
YOUNG WOMAN 70 address envelopes;
only an expert with The pen Will he en-
ployed Apply by letter only. CUBAN IN
Dt'STRTAL. RELIEF Fund. Is Tribune
Building
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once, No PAP Broadway. 2i door north
Of 3ls' 81 until O'Clock ?. m, adver-
tisements received az the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock
o. m, VIZ. pa sth ave. :. ?. cor. 80
i5o sth-ave, cor l2'h-st. Mays. 9th
eve and lith st. l.2 COLUMBUS ave. near
Vest 66th-st. 106 West 42d-st., near SIN
between 7th and sth ayes; l59 East SIN
ct 1895 Sd ave. between 18th and i'h
SITS. O26 3d-avs.. near 6lst-st.. l.IOs Isl
ave near sgth 81 go 3d-ave.. near as
ST., 55t 3d-ave.. 2i0 Bleecker-st
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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL. SEM,
NARY No 700 Park Sunday afternoon service al
<:8O o'clock. Preacher. the Rev. Dr. CHARLES 'Oi"
HALL, All welcome.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison ave- and oo'n-er
Raw r HEPER NEWTON will preach az II a m.
and Rev N. K sCHERMERHORN at eveneons ~ Q
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TRUSSES.

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RUPTURE CURED WITH ELECTRICITY
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~Y~-~~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~o>>>~~NN>~~~~-
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARD
HOUSES. 1876 l57-ISs West 32d st. stor-
are, moving Telephone. I6t 3sth 81.
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE REFQhMS.u1
rEt-RCH-Rev FERDINAND s.. sCHDN'k H. p' WI"
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HARDWOOD MAyTELS q TILES.
no1OoNrNNN0NNNNNo NUNNN0NNO0NOoNeN'|S
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. ~. up
fireplace. gas logs. Sho~rooms ana rae
cory 246 Front st, near Fulton Ferry.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH Unitarian. 4h- ave and zo,n.
st-Sundav-.chool GAS a. m. The Pastor I've.
THOMAS r. sLICER. will preach al IL a. m , sup!eS'
a More Excellent Way" The public cordially invited
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ROARD AND ROOMS.

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PRIVATE FAMILY offers home 70 gen
,ieman who would appreciate refined sur p
roundlnc. excellent location. ~ Fist
4o'hsf
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PARK-AVE.. AS near 51ih s.. --Thlrh
story front or two medium sized rooms
excellent fnhle. terms MODERATE.
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HAND AND FOOT POWER Ma
CHINERN.

ESTABLISHED 176O. 1900 1887. 1873. to
day I..ttles permanent exhibit n latest
improved hand and foot power machinery.
10 Fulton st. Ne~-York city. factory
prices.
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Superior elastic truss.
$500 up With gal
vano electric Battery.
$500 up, To wear with
out inconvenience day
and nlght-will heal a
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nth ST. 80 WEST Two large rooms;
one hall room. with board, references
given and required
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
FIRST CHURCH l2lst-st.. near ad-ave. Pastors Rev.
J. ELMENDORF. D. D. and Rev EDGAR TILToN Jr
Lord Supper and reception Of members AT IL
by the Rev. EDGAR TILToN Jr, at SECOND
CHURCH 1890 and Lenox-ave.. Rev. WIN. JUSTIN
MARSHA D. D.. Pastor.-Lords supper and reception
Of members AZ II Pastor breaches al 2. Topic: God
a. the Red Seas Crossing
PIPrH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI RICH
<sth-st and oth-ave EDWARD 3 COE D. D.
Will preach al II and p. n. Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper at the morning service
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ALL WELCOME-THE WASHINGTON sQCAhE
EPISCOPAL CHJR 4th-st ana, ana 'q aiv
745. musical service. with an ADDRESS ey
Prof W. L. ToMIINs on THE Spiritual h'e"'e"' III
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WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED r vHeEs ~
West End-ave and nth st-Rev. HhNr, ~
nm ,riln at II A. m. and y p w
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CARPET CLEANING.

-~.~-~>>>@~-r@o~1~ oN-cN~|~~@~r|
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l.5Js Broadway 42l East 4sth -st..
COE + BRANDT. Tel. 323sth.
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AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS, No "a Crane.
Al, cor Attorney HERMANN WARSZAWlAk preachcs
today SATURDAY. a, m subject ANY,, itny
for adults at p Mid week preaching service frosy
and Wednesday evenings at O'clock. Crowded meet
inrs Come early Hebrews and Christians welcome
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS.
57th-et near sth-ave-Rev d. ASA BLACKBURN.
Pastor breaches tomorrow az II; subject. rs Pardon
nom SIN Poesble7
A, las o m the will he by
REV. II c. MEADE
Subject "WANTED-A MAN
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A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS
meets Sundays Luke's Methodist Church @st-
81, near 6th-ave You cordially invited
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AT SOUTH CHURCH Madison and 3sth-st.. Rev
ROBERTO TERRY. T.. d. Pastor-Sevices at IL a m
and p m. Rev. ERsKINE y WHITE. d n. Will
preach II
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GRACE METHODIST 1oi,h-st near Columbus ave
1 500 seats free Rev ? VI WATERS, Pastor II,
Hoy Communion s Pastor breaches first in special series
The Masters Cal % Those Who Doubt. sabbath
school at 2:30 Erworth League service. NerFpooy
cordially Welcome az all services
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IADYS MAID. By young FrenrA ls.y
IN private family. travelling or 0Ii'lis
o, New York Address 9. ~ 2. i2-
Broadway
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
PLFATINGs. pinkings. fittings done whlle
Won wait Dressmakers get discount On
lowest prices. HARDING. 80 West -"o 81
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH Wet
! f4ih a. and Convent ave Rev G CHAPLIN. D d.
| Pastoral II A. m. Stewardship ~ Money Az
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC services in CHRIST S
MISSION l42 West 2lst-st., evening 145. Rev. JAMES
A. O'CONNOR breaches Subject. The Gospel Price OF
Salvation and the Price Demanded for Masses All IN
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MAID or NURSE North German tesi--s
permanent position. growing children or
ladies' I'm private Christian family excel
lent seamstress city reference. X RoS
IL 2+2 broadway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03
PENTECOST's COUNSEL.
attorneys WisJy and Huston ia Charge
the DEFENSE.

dH0rneys WisJy aud Hasiot Ia Charge q
the DEFENSE.
A LEADER man called at the county
jail today and asked Joe Penteeost for
statement concerning the shooting
which led to the death OF James Bow
ers. Pentecost declined to discuss the
trouble in detail, and said he thought
It best to walt tin after his hearing
He did say, however, that he wanted
to deny the charge that he was drunk
the night Of the shooting; that he hac
made returns on papers 10 Justice Nor
gan at 10 o'clock that morning From
there he went to the sheriffs Office
and remained till noon. After getting
his dinner he went to the district court
room, where he remained till o'clock
He said he had been an officer for q
years and this is his first seriou,
trouble that he had always been q
peaeemaker and never went looking
for trouble. He had not carried q
gun ' for nearly month, aud the
one used by him that night was Dor.
rowed for protection, asI he had been
threatened by Bowers, He said that
when his case comes to trial he will
have no trouble in proving that he
acted in self defense.
Pentecost's friends send him his
meals from the restaurants. He does
not seem to be at all worried over the
terrible charge against him. Barring
the fact that he is behind prison walls
for having taken the life OF a fellow
man he appears to have resigned him
self to the situation without complain
ing,
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until they complied with the order of
the court Whether it is their purpose
to do this or continue the struggle by
some new move, We do not know, but
from some OF the motions 6led In the
Oahery case it is thought that possibly
that is the inteation of his attorneys.
still 1t IS hardly supposable that
further opposition to the order of the
court will be made, as, excepting a
motion for rehearing before the su-
preme court. the only alternative left
the defense would be an appeal 70 the
United States supreme court and IL "a
not likely that will be done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03

cho ice 800 Fancy Feathers taken from the birds years
o
worth from 75c to Sl5C-choee tuesday Wednesday
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CORONER'S YDkDICT.
J'sI'B Mel la Jadge Morgan Court Findings
what the Public RHOirs.

IssTB Mel la Jadge Morgan Court -FiHaiHOI
Hhdf he Public RH0irs.
Coroner Arnett, contrary to County
Attorney Strangs instructions, EN-
pRneled a jury this morning in the
Office OF Justice Morgan's, and held au
inquest over the remains Of James
Bowers. The verdict was that James
Bowers depth was caused from a bull
let wound from revolver 10 the hands
of Joseph Y. Penteeost The jury OF
inquest was composed OF the follow.
ing T. II. McKenuon, d. c. Crossley,
II L. Arnett, c. w. Werner, Andrew
Egbert and John Arnett, Z, +. Arnett,
coroner, Drs. MeKeeby and Cotteral,
attending physicians, were witnesses
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40 90. d Me Connlp cIerk..

The cases of the county clerks, Rich
ard j. Caffery Of Oklahoma county .nd
Geo. II, Coulsoa, Of Woods county,
set for hearing yesterday, were called
in the afternoon, Judge Keaton and
Selwyn Douglas appeared for Mr. CAT
fiery. Mr.. Coulson was not represent
ed by counsel and merely filed his
answer. Neither party offered oral
argument. The attorneys for Caffery
fled a series of motions and when
these were disposed Of the court pro-
ceded without delay 70 give Judgment
and both clerks we're sentenced to Jail
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CITY GUARDIANS

tHde1aLs to Improve ne city Sc,eerags
sVs,em end bridges Contemplated.
The city council mot last night.
Mayor Bcrkey presided and sll the
members were present except nr. Cot
teral The minutes OF last meeting /
we're read and approved.
There having been no meeting last
week th work last night was unusu
ally heavy The finance committee's
bill and the salary list for November
we're considered
The company headed by D. Il. HAvig-
horst, which has had proposition
pending before the council for some
time in the way of increased water
supply, is likely to develop to the good
OF Guthrie. The water committee
agreed 70 put 81 500 into the enterprise
IL the company would 20 down 2,0o0
feet with the well, provided it failed
to strike plenty OF water nearer the
surface The mayor, city attorney and
J. E. Ball were made mem oers to act
with the water committee in drawing
Wp contract between the city Of
Guthrie and Havighorst and associates
in the well project
The water committee raised the
water rate OF Liverymsn Stapleton to
$40 per year, and that Of Castanien
Bros TO $50 rer year.
The street and alley committee re-
ported that the street commissioner
was now at work il the Fifth ward
and that Villas avenue had been put in
the very best condition
The public improvement committee
reported that two new oak crossings
had been put IN.
TIE council and county commiss on
ers held a joint meeting in relation tC
the proposed Noble and Perkins avenu,
bridges. Both county and city art
short Of funds and up to the limit OF
this years tax levy II was agreed
! that il a subscription amounting t
, $500 can be raised both bridges woulC
be put in and ready for use in 60 days
time. The preliminary work for botl
: bridges will amount To about 50 800
This does not include the cost Of tn,
two steel bridges which are being mad,
In Chicago. The Perkins avenue bridg
| will be one steel span 100 feet long
and the Noble avenue bridge will b.
= l4O feet long. The committee was in
structed to advertise for bids for tn
construction OF piers, and to get plan
and specifications for the bridges
A sidewalk was ordered to be lai,
S across the culvert at Tenth and Noble
and that guard rails be put up on bot
' sides Of the fill.
The park committee was instructe
to get plans for the improvement o
4 Capitol square, so that trees can b
S properly set out.
i City Clerk De Graf was instructe
to notify owners of property along tn
streets where trees have been ordere
! planted that the ordinance In relatio
4 thereto will be strictly enforced.
4 Mr.. Saunders made motion, whic
;. prevailed, ordering the public improv,
= ment committee to have an exper
sanitary engineer to make plans an
estimates for a complete sewerag
system for the city,
Two brick huea were ordered TO b
e built in the city jail.
c Ordinance No. 393, appropriatinI
a money for bills and salaries. passed.
|. Councilman T. Cook, Of the Fourt
ward, rendered his resignation, whic
was accepted The councilmen ten
: dered Mr.. Cook vote OF thanks 70
his diligent and effective work while
member Of the council
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Mrs, NJ l.. Turner entertained the
Friday Afternoon Whist Club yester-
day at her elegant home, on East
Cleveland avenue. Delicious refresh
ments were served Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes
was awarded first prize, Mrs, w. NJ.
Spurloek second prize, and Mrs. Will
Brown the consolation prize.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

A notarial commission was issued
today to @. A. McBrion, oil Wstongs.
VIM. Allen was fined IS yesterday in
police court for being drunk ond dis
orderly.
It is reported that about 70 deputy
hLeriffs will lose their commissions by
order Of Judge Buriord.
In the case Of the city ofGutbrie VS..
Daniel Long, appeal from the police
court, jury returned a verdict OF ac-
quittal,
Yesterday Probate Judge Foster
issued a marriage license to Isaac Nc.
Running and Emma Richardson, both
of Meridhu
Secretary Jenkins issued notarial
commissions to the following today: j.
T. Griffin, Grant county. and J, Milton,
Oklahoma county.
There will be meeting OF the Royal
Tribe Of Joseph at odd Fellows hall
! this evening a. s O'clock, for the pur-
pose Of installing officers.
Henry Derwin, foreman of the Lead
er job department, left this afternoon
| for Caldwell, Kas. 1t is rumored that
he will buy two return tickets.
The quarantine board which met In
/ this city yesterday adjourned without
| changing the quarantine line, leaving
the conditions just as they were.
Deputy United States Marshal War
rem Bennett went TO Oklahoma City
yesterday, where nc will arrange for
putting in dipping vats at Ponca City
and Elgiu.
n. M. Douglas, deputo United States
marshal at Tecumseh, came up this
morning with w. H. Vansickle, ac-
cused Of being implicated in the In
dian burning case, and turned over
to Officer Douglas by his boudsmen.
Information was filed in the district
court today against Henry Ritterbusch h
VIM. Barringer and Chas. Howe, sa,
loon men, for having their windows
screened contrary TO law. Informa
tion signed and sworn to by j. d. M
Buckuer and AddA Buckner.
Chief Deputy Marshal Fasset, DR.. s.
A. Long as guard, left this afternoon
with Rolla Knapp, Floyd Robson Anc
Josh Hutchinson, who got two yeari
each in the Ohio penitentiary for ''in
Producing" They were sentenced from
Pawnee coun ty,
Articles of incorporation were filed
with Secretary Jenkins today by the
Draper Casey Furniture company, o
Shawn ee, with capital stock o
$40, 900; charter to run twenty years
with the following stockholders: II
q. Beard, j. M. Draper and J. M
Casey.
At the matinee this afternoon giveI
by the Chase Lister theatre company
Jesse Pardoe drew the lucky number
for silverware purchased at the Stow,
hardware Grace Young captured tn,
dress pattern from the Hub, and MauC
Dirling the doll from Wallace & Mul
ler's.
Do not complain about poor potatoes
any more, but go to the GOOD Lucl
grocery and buy some OF those 6ne po
tatoes which have just srrived frou
Box Butte county, in Northwest Ne
braska which is the finest potato
country west Of the Mississippi. Tn,
potatoes are dry and mealy, and as fnt
for baking as were ever placed In al
oven. Try bushel, only 20 cents, anC
you will use no other. Good Lucl
Grocery.
Learn TO Say mo" when dealer Of
d HHHaN
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AMue-a- af,nuts shave.

On the California limited, Santa Fe
Route. there is barber shop in the
buffet smoking car; entire train elec-
trio lighted through in ~ days, Chi
eago TO Los Angeles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03

December Ga, 1898. For above coca.
sion, on December 4th and 5th, the
Santa Fe will sell tickets to Fort
Worth and return for So 10 from Guth.
rie' Finai return limit FL days from
date of sale.-A. j. Corkins, Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03
e Bis Reductions in
yfy Brass Band instruments,

\ 50 Drums ruj u1ta1.s. Mnis for eaislog
N7-tts ar Hu.r.uunr. f'tEE; gives B3nA
II M has', s. MsunJ.oas i.f Aa.'e4f hands.
@s-.1ELLYuH 6HE<Gg kda1s g., Chicago.
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BsrtAs an, Fleo,,.le T,oh,,d.

On the California Limited. Santa Fe
Route; new system, electricity gen
Grated by ca axlss; 1000 candle power.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03

When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept counssrfeit
or imitation. There are more cases
of piles being cured by ',Sis than all
others combined. J. w. Wheeler a
Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-03

Learn TO Say mo" when a dealer Of
ters you something Just as good In place
OF Hood's Sarsapariila. There can be no
subs tltute for Americas Greatest Medicine.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache
billloGSness ard all liver ills Price, 25c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-13

The Advertiser has been able TO get
quite definite account Of the change by
Kamehameha from the British 70 the Ha-
rvaifan flag. The departure was suggest
cd by Russian and this was during the
war of 1872 between the United States and
Great Britain. The Russian pointed out
10 the Monarch that display of the Brit
ism flag here would indicate sympathy or
alliance with that nation in the war then
being waged Kamehameha saw the force
of this at once and fastened 10 make a
change