The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-08
CITY IN BRIEF.

Chandler will he the terminus Of the
Sapulpa road.
Hoo Hoos meet in oklahoma City on
Septem ber 2nd
Old Moses and the best whiskies,
2ii, Harrison Ave 4T.tf
Santa Fe route dining cars are equip
ped with electric fans
The Populist and Democratic confer.
euce committees Of oklahoma county
have agreed.
Auditor 5. n. Hopkins will leave
this sfter.o oon for Perry and Newkirk
TO attend the Normal institute.
Gould Baker has put in a branch Of
the Swift Packing company with Mr.
L. f. Kimball, territorial manager.
Bishop ]. A. Beebe, Of North Caro-
lima, is presiding over the sessions Of
the colored NJ. E. church conference.
II is said that j. C. Rol berts, OF
Kingfsher, will succeed John l. billie
as attorney for the Rock Island In Ok
lahoma.
Deputy Sheriff Carpenter made
water haul at Ingalls, yes erdRy where
/ he went after one Flynn for cattle
stealing.
Admirers Of the good and the beau
tiful should see that ger eye from the
/ jungles of South africa, owned by
Oscar Hamilton.
In the Hawaiian Herald Of July 2l
c. A. Galbraith has tSo column in.
tetview outlining plan Of government
under annexation.
Fifteen carloads OF melons were
shipped from Lawrie yesterday, and
ten carloads we're shipped today. The
melons go TO ST. Louis and Chicago.
Read the dispatches from Cuba in to-
days LEADER Blanco is preparing TO
surrender and the Cubans are getting
ready TO give the y nited States lots Of
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs Stumpff can be found
at the Welcome, which has been re-
opened by the Stumpff Mercantile Co
A full line of general merchandise at
qe 10 west prices, II
WANTED-Reliable W persons in every
T" section to distribute circulars
samples, and tack signs, no canvass
luKs CASH pdlu. LII A. mOL 1ON
co CLEVELAND OHIO.
Gov Barnes arrived home Saturday
night from the Omaha exposition. tie
says the territory can well feel proud
OF her exhibit, and that a trip to the
big Traus-Mississippi show will repay
any one,
The Otoes are down in force visiting
their Sac and Fox brothers, and are
tripping the light fantastic in the
! primitive stile Of these aborigines. The
Osages are expected 10 be down also
Gushing Herald.
Governor Barnes in a letter TO his
( private secretary, Fred Wenner, com
/ plimented A. T. Riley OF ToukEwa,
for his work in behalf OF the Oklaho-
ma exhibit at the Omaha Exposition
1t is quite q compliment TO Mr.. Riley.
Townsite board No has been di-
rected by the secretary of the interior
TO proceed to Perry and complete the
work on the add tions TO that town
site. The patent for the Malone quar-
ter will arrive in q few days. and the
settlers OF Northeast Perry will speed
lily receive their deeds.
Judge c r. Buckner is circulating a
petition for a pardon for John Duna-
way who was convicted May 10, 1898,
81 Pouca City, for conspiring agalnst
the United States, and sent TO the
OHIO penitentiary. He is dying with
consumption. The peuitentiary sur
geon writes that Dunaway has not
long to live.
The latest has hit town, "The girl
with ths curl, and the curl, as in the
old time, does not hang in the middle
Of the forehead but flies over the left
ear and fops about the back, giving a
sort Of slovenly appearance to the hail
that's thought to be particularly catch
ing. What has become of the old
fashioned girl who brushed her hail
clear OF broa forehead and com beC
her be:k hair into neat roll ?
Mr. and Mrs j. Freeman enter
tanned large mum Der OF their friends
saturday night at their home, TIVE
miles south OF Guthrie, the occasion
being the birthday anniversary o
, Mrs. Freeman. A social evening Wa
enjoyed by all. Refreshments an,
fruit were served. Mr.. Freeman ha
one of the largest and best orchard