The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-22
ctr IN BRIEF.
Old papers for sale at this
Office, D cents a hundred.

Old papers for sale at this
Office, D cents a hundred.
Old Moses and the best whiskies,
2ll. Harrison Ave. 47-tf
For SALE-A good milch COW at the
Guthrie Marble Yard
Old papers nicely folded. cents =
hundred at the LEADER Office.
Fresh oysters at the Saddle Rock
restaurant served in all styles 7i.4t
High Pace was assessed s. for as
sault, which he could not pay. He
was Jailed.
Harry Nalle. Of Kansas City, Will
box twenty rounds with Prof Snow
ball tonight.
Harry Reams horse ran awsy 9atur-
day afternoon, doing but little damage
to the buggy
Ed RexroJd, late cb.ef clerk Of the
postoifice, received from Washington
today a $500 war bond.
Tuesday night the sweet singers OF
the city will unite ia grand concert
at the Christian church.
The express company delivered this
morning 25 large sealed envelopes 20
iuthrie citizens. They costained war
bonds.
At the Christian church, tomorrow
night in grand concert you will get
10 hear an array OF talent which is a
credit to any city.
d. w. Martin lost a set OF harness
last night, and Geo. Ho, aims is shy a
buggy. They probably left together,
and with the same thief.
Democrats and Populists and all
free SILVER advocates should remem Der
the free silver primaries 20 be held
Saturday, August 27. This is import
ant.
Miss Shumacker, Of Mulhsll, and
Welter McMinn, OF Gueda Springs,
arrived today to assume their duties as
assistants in the deaf and dumb asylum
Shicu opens Septem Der l.
special conclave Of Guthrie com
mandery this Monday evening 81 eight
o'clock. Work in the Temple degree
Sir Knights are earnestly request
ed TO be present BY order of +. Y.
T. b. REDER, recorder.
The Guthgie club sent by express
this afte noon 10 President Mckinley
water melon which weighed 75
pounds ii. NJ. Fielding made the crate
and W. Ii. Merten said IL Was properly
packed. MIR. Merten has shipped two
carloads OF melons raised by his SON
Robert and the third car is being
loaded this afternoon. Tue melons
average 40 pounds.
Rev. H. j. Brown, presiding elder Of
Oklahoma district N T.. church south,
will p each at the church, corner
Broad and Villas, tonight, and will
hold the tth quarter y conference for
this year at 9 a. m. tomorrow. The
presen of the men bership is espe
cially requested
Il. b. CHENOwORrH, pastor.
DR.. Partridge, an ealy day Guth-
rieite, but who has for the last five
years been in business at Partridge,
lincoln county, has sold his drug store
aud pr perty located at that place. He
travelled over Colorado and New Mexico
looking for new location, but colld
find nothing that would compare wi
oklahoma. lie returned last week and
bought 60 acres OF land from w =.
Eager, located two miles east of Guth
rie, on which he VIII erect fine resi-
dence, and be satisfied that he is in the
best country on the map.
Exchanges speak OF the John r.
Hummel Colossal Shows efforts ia the |
highest terus OF praise and laud the /
exhibition unstinJedly, extending 1t /
the palm of vast superiority over other |
shows. 10 attracts the largest audi /
ences ever Sc "a at tented shows, and |
is overwhelmingly popu ar with the |
masses every where We look for |
arge concourse OF people ia our city I
IN Wednesday, August 81, from the
leigh boring towns and country on
ileasure bent for day OF reereatiye
amusement.
The destitute convened this morning
At o'clock with all the ci.y teachers
p esent except two The session was
devoted 70 discussion OF education
under the three heads The states re.
good citizenship; society's
higher civilization indi.
vidual requirements, betterment OF
self as a factor OF society. The sub
ject was clearly illustrated and many
points OF interests brought out. The /
subject for discussion tomori ow will /
be the child its nature co sidered I
ir IN two points OF view, good im-
pulses, bad impulses. Also general /
laws OF the human mind.