The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

odds are being offered on Keaton at
Oklahoma City.
Rhea closes her engagement at the
McKennun tonight.
The dwelling of c. A. Bryson, Of To-
hee, was burned Monday.
The m'ddle-of-the-road headquar-
ters will be closed tomorrow.
A fair-sized audience attended the
Rhea matinee this afternoon. .---
John Golobie has secured a job with
the Paris exposition commission. -
superintendent Dolan, of the Santa
Fe came in today in his private car.
a train Of twenty we cars OF ballast
went through today TO be used near
Edmond.
John Flener and Miss Ellen Schoon
over were married yesterday at the oc-
cidental hotel.
The price OF cotton has been higher
in Guthrie the past FIVE days than in
Shawnee, Chandler and Oklahoma
City. ~
Old man mid.road Walker reached
town today in his wagon, which was
covered with placard reading "Oh,
voters, need you. Elect Thomas A.
Walker TO the council for the 9th dis.
trict
Complaint is being made on the in
efficiency of the clerical force in the
postoffice. The distri button Of mail is
villainously slow and mail that comes
from klahoma City on the morning
train is not put in the boxes until af-
ternoon.
The T. T. AS have issued the fol-
lowing invitations for next Monday
night Tau Tau Adoa, When ghosts
stalk; when front gates walk and
el6ns are about, at the hour of eight,
come try your fate, Halloween. Cor
ner Division and Cleveland. 1ses.
The Rhea company gave second
clever performance last night at the
opera house. the bill being Mother
and Son" Rhea takes the star roles
with becoming grace and displays
much histriouie ability. The company's
popularity is increasing, Tonight the
"Ironmaster" will be given.
The county election board adjourned
last evening until Thursday evening.
The board carried matters with high
hand The tickets will be designated
as Free Silver, Democratic, Populist
and Republican The board, by leger-
demain, designated the mid-road
stifTs as the Free Silver ticket"
The Equal Suffrage Club will hold
its regular meeting in it's rooms in the
Anderson Block building on Thursday
October 27.h, at 3 p. m. All mem bers
are specially urged to be present and
come prepared to pay their dues, There
will be an election of delegates to the
convention on that day; also good
program,
Equal suffrage club will met Thurs
day, at three p. m, October 27, at their
new headquarters. Female War
riors, from early times up TO the pres
ent time" will be read by Mrs. d. w,
Jenkins. Subjection of women" by
John Stuart Mill, will be read by Mrs
w. L. Rhodes. Come prepared 10 pay
your dues. Men and women are in
vited, The meeting will begin on
time,
The LEADER has been favored with
a copy OF Russell's Review, published
by $. Russell, of Guthrie, colored
man. The object of the Review, IT
claims, is TO elevate the condition Of
the colored race. II contains several
fairly creditable essays, mostly by col
ored educators and thinkers. The
current number contains likeness Of
Professor Inman Page, OF the Lang
ston University ana several other well
known and prominent colored people
To make room for our holiday stock,
and on account OF the scarcity of room
| will, until December lst, sell all
drugs and sundries, stationery, etc, at
reduction NANpERPOoL.