The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-16
HOW GAILlN s:sIsr.
--rp ~ brought some lucious
nnse he LEApER Office today.

.st6n's Guthrie Marble Works have
three monuments the past week
fred Painter is distributing among |
his fsiends, some nice peaches, which |
- brought from Winfield.
The Standard Fashion company
brought suit against +. Il Thwing in
district court today for S225.
Taken mp by r. Rosenberg, three
and one half miles south east OF Guth
rie, one gray, aud one bay horse.
4l3
Lost-A leather card case. Finder
please return 10 New York Hardware
store Mrs Mac Morris
If
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
FoR RENT.-A nice south front, dou
bic room, with board II desired. Mrs
Geo E. Mundy, 3ee w. oklahoma Ave
42-tf
Probate Judge Foster is wondering
what the matter is with the dear "
people. lie did not tie matrimonial
knot to-day.
Miss South I'd, Of Winfield has been
conducting Epworth League meetings
at the M. y. church this week, with
good attendance.
For this sale ladies' underwear will
be sold at from 4 garment up TO G0c
Remember, the circus ticket goes with
every s. sale. THE RUSH.
Drs. Furrow & Long, the leading
dentists, have the incest and coolest
Offices in Guthrie. They have just had
them repapered and painted. c.
This is hosiery weather. Buy hosiery
from us. The old price is three pairs
for a quarter; now II will be six
pairs for two bits, at The RUSH
Castanien Bros. have sent 20 the ex.
position at Omaha some fine specimens
OF johnson and bermuda grasses, scme
of which measured six feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stumpf can be found
at the Welcome, which has been re-
opened by the Stumpif Mercantile Co
full line of general merchandise at
he lowest pr ices, II
Attorney General Cunningham has
issued an opinion that notes given for
school land leases must bear a stamp,
as required by the revenue act.
Major Baker, when left alone with
his work OF examining recruits, shows
that he has no "s slow coach ways
about him. He does the work thor
oughly and quickly.
Grant county looms up totty we'll
as wheat producer. The crops Of J,
A. Adkins near Medford yielded hin
81 bushels to the acre, and that ol
VIM. Eavis 90 bushels to the acre.
Yost and Densmore Typewriters sec
ond hand, as good as new, from S25 tC
$50, sold on the installment plan i
desired. Address Miilison o flee Sup
ply Co, Wichita, Kansas, AZ IL
A room house for rent, on Cleve
land Ave, between First and Division
streets, No. 10. Plastered house ant
city water. Inquire of Luther West
or write to NJ. Ualligan, Curtis, Neb
42-2
This circus sale means whole 10
TO the peole OF Guthrie and Oklhoma
for 1t Is Just little better in the wa,
of bargains than Chicago departmen
stores can offer. They never give a
way circus tickets and we do.
The Rush.
The act authorizing the MuskoRe
Coal and Railway Company To cons
truct and operate a rail way throug
the Indian Territory and Oklahoms
was one Of the FIRST receiving the pres
dents signature, being approved Fet
rnary Il, ls0s.
The ever successful in entertain
ments, the Trinity club Is out wit
something new The best local .ler
among vocalists, actresses aud actor
have been secured for Tuesday evenin
at the re tory. illustrated song socia
Refreshments. Admission 10 cent
Everybody come.
Guthrie chapter No. 6, Royal Arc
Masons, installed he following Officer
last night Il B. Reeder, h. p C. !
Stowe, k. A. O. Farquharson, s
NJ. BAN ord treasurer; T., SeXias, SEE
retary;J A. Arnett, g h.; league RAJ
p.s; VIM Spurlock, a. G; l.. B. Jacl
son, m. I. v; f. b. Lille m. s. v
James Riling, m. t. "; E. =, Barne
tyler.
The Trinit, Club will give nel
Tuesday evening, at the Rect )ry,
Song Social. This entertainment
entirely new in the west, and will /
very interesting. Each song as rer
dered, will be illustrated by sectors {
more than local reputation. The stag
will be built on the lawn. Electr
lights will be a special feature. Sea
enable refreshments will be servel
Admission 10 cents. All invited.
Millie, the ten-year.old daughter
j. NJ. Kuykendall, died this mornir
at the home of Mail Carrier j. Come
ley, on Villas avenue, where sac hl
been staying during the absence
her pnrents in the Kiekapoo countr
The little one had been sick wee
An efforts 20 notify the parents
phone have thus far failed. Mr.. al
Mrs. Connelley did all that lovir
friends could possibly do during Il
child's sickness
CIRCUS REMINDER