The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-15
CITY IN RRIEF

Spain's all riot.
The Ellss held social session last
night.
The best cigars can be found at 81 e
Postoflce Book store.
wanted-Good cook at No All East
Noble. Call this morning.
Ladies', try Kentou baking powder.
For sale by ali leading groccrs.
A Snap-A Groom cottage and Eve
lots for sale. Inquire II. II. Hagan
For Rent-A lo-room house; bath
room attached. Inquire Of II. Ii.
Hagan.
Sixty lone students have enrolled for
the summer school at the Business
college.
A bargain in a room new house.
Must sell at some price. See A. A.
Humphrey.
Your old machine counls for big
money when you trade with Ralph
Seay. Rem-Sho.
Miss Anna Bigger, teacher Of voice
culture, piano ana theory, Studio, lis
East Oklahoma avenue.
Special sale on stationery at Lillie's
drug store balance OF this week; alao
great cut in price OF books
Losr-A black Poland China sow,
weighing about l75 pounds 7. d.
Curtis. Ieave word at Hopkins store.
Miss Jennie f. Thatcher, OF ll2
! East Villas avenue, won a $50 bicycle
by buying % cents worth OF Soda
Mint gum.
Students may enroll yet today and
Monday for the normal and public
school work at the Capital City Busi-
ness College.
CAPTAIN Cromwell of the Victory
| Brigade will hold services all this
week at Barnes chapel, West Guthrie,
beginning today.
Charlie Adams, formerly Of this city,
has struck a paying vein of gold at
Rnssell Gulch, Colo, and is preparing
to get enjoy life of luxury.
1t is not to late to enroll for the nor
NAL and public school work at the
Capital City business college. The
fourth extra teacher will be added on
Monday.
WANrED-A man cook for party Of
eight to make a two months overland
trip to Colorado and return. None
but a first class cook need apply. Ad-
dress Ad. d, LEADER.
Mr.. NJ. L. Mock has received notice
that the Santa Fe will give rate OF
one fare for the round trip TO the G..
A. r. encampment at Shawnee from
all points south of Arkansas City.
II is reported that Charley Hunter
has killed horse while practic
ing already, and he is now polish
ing the hoofs TO send back home as
souvenir pin cushions. Enid Wave.
T.. L. Hirschi has the nobbiest de-
livery rig in the city. The wagon is
, Of the latest design while the fine
horse has on a brass trimmed
monogram harness that sets the outdl
Off to perfection.
Rallard's Snow Liniment cures Rheu
matsm, Neuralgla Headache, Sick
Head ache, Sore Throat, Cuts, Sprains
Bruises, Old Sores Corns, and all pair
and Inflammation. The most penetra
ting Liniment in the world. Try it.
25 and sos. f. B. Lille q Co.
Kingfsher Pree- Press: News comes
of the death OF the father OF Hon
VIM. Grimes which occurred at Sterl
ing, Neb., on the 10th inst. Mr.
, Grimes, who has been attending his
father for several weeks, will return
; home the last Of the present week
The Orlando Herald has changed
r hands, John Marker retiring, beinl
r succeeded by Charles Hazelrigg, al
, experienced newspaper man. The
Herald is a good paper, and by hi
first issue OF the paper Mr.. Hazelerigl
demonstrates that he is good printer
Z Blackwell World: When the Okla
homa Rough Riders reach Cuba tn,
Spanish will be like the DEVILS hogs
take the water. They may be able e
cope with half-starved Cuban IL hi
machette is dull, but when our boys
get after them with new instrument
they'll be awfully surprised.
Professor Scarr has sold the Mulhal
Enterprise TO Tom b. Woolsey an'
! viii 90 to st. Louis where he has re
ceived position in the United State
, weather bureau service, The profes
! sor got out a good paper and his sue
cessor seems able TO maintain the rep
utation already established.
Daily Oklahoman Yesterday morn
ing brakeman, Arthur Owens, wa
caught and crushed while making
coupling in the switch yards OF tn
, Choctaw Owens was carried to tn
Saddle Rock where he died last night
His hips were badly crushed. lie is
brother-in-law of Trainmaster Evan