The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-03-06

OF fine hogs yesterday for shipment to
Fort Worth
have money to loan on city prop
erty on one and two years time. w.
M. Bronson.
The clsy was filed with farmers
yesterday and merchants enjoyed a
brisk business.
a chain gang, composed OF fourteen
rotund tramps, was doing duty on the
streets yesterday.
The Graham Earle repertoire cor
panY opens a weeks engagements at the
McKennon tomorrow night
Ladies free II accompanied by per-
son hold ng paid 80 cent ticket at
opera house tomorrow night.
Will Stovall, who was killed the
other dsY near Lexington, was son
OF ex-Representative StovalL
Most women upon various occasions
would like to have q man handy to do
a neat job OF swearing for them.
Commissioners Barney is srra~ ging
to adopt the Leaders suggestion an d
use a syphon on the new test we'll.
Lilies liver pills cure all ills Of the
liver, billiousness, etc. Your money
cheerfully refunded II not satisfied.
Prof Ament, Of the North western
Normal, has been chosen instructor for
the next teachers institute at Perry.
Lost-A pug deg about two weeks
ago. Suitable reward given for his
return to lis East Oklahoma avenue.
A mounted bicycle corps is being or
ganized by Company A. 1t will con-
sist OF twelve mem bers, all of whom
are crack bikers.
Human nature is about the same.
The church member borrows your lead
pencil and walks fl with 1t just the
same as the sinner.
The Ladies Social circle, OF the
Presby terian church, is preparing 70
hold fair on Tuesday and Wednes-
day before Easter Sunday.
One American heiress has married
native OF this country, but she found
him abroad. Our young men only
need the opportunity 70 meet our
young women.
Jim Vandervort, OF Orlando, and r.
NJ Wyatt yesterday posted money for
a series OF cock fights TO be pulled off
at Island park next Saturday night.
There will be tea or more battles.
Wanted-Msn to travel; salary, 5000
and expenses; party TO furnish $3.50
cash; deposit we'll secured; no expert
ence necessary. Answer at once to
N b Taylor, Newkirk, Ok, Box 173,
Judge Burford called the civil docket
in district court yesterday and ass g oed
the IFS cases for trial. The trial Of
civil cases will be taken up March 22,
and IL is expected all will be heard by
April 10.
j p. Stephens, tcentific optieian,
has located permanently ia Guthrie at
l2l Oklahoma avenue Those In need
Of good spectacles will do well to give
him a trial. Prices reasonable; salts
faction guaranteed.
Judge b T. Hainer handed down his
drst decision at Newark the other
day II involved the pronunciation Of
his name According TO the Judge, the
'f' IN the name is long and the name
is pronounced rs though spelled Hiner
The following pensions were issued
YESTERDAY: Restoration and addi-
tionsl, John Ellis, Guthrie So TO Sl2;
increase, Samuel T. Carrico, Alva, SEQ
to SEA; jacob Kaufman, Oklahoma
City, SO to IS; original, widows, etc,
Martha Ellis, Guthrie, IS.
Ben CrAvens, the outlaw who was
captured at the time "Skeeter Dick"
was killed at Black we'll, year ago,
died In tho penitentiarY at Lansing,
Kas He was a bad man. and no one
will mourn his death save the broken
hearted mother who gave him life and
nourished him to period OF account
ability.
The Graham Earle company that are
at the opera ho1se all this week. play
at the prices OF To- 20 and 30 cents, but
the first hundred applicants can re
eeive season tickets good for every per-
formanee at the extremely low hgure
of 81 each. The attraction is guaran-
teed second to none.
w. NJ. Jenkins, territorial secretary,
has granted q charter TO the Shs ~uos
Telephone company, Of shawnee. The
object OF the company is TO construct
telephone lines ia Oklahoma The
value OF the company's property Is
Sc, 500, and It's capital stock is IS 600
The directors are: w. c. WiDgdeld,
r. 4 Wood and II q Beard, Of Shaw
nee. ana p. s. Harrell, OF Prescott,
Ark