The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-04
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Capt Chas. Seton has taken posi-
tlon as cashier at Ramsay's.
II you want a suit, pants or fancy
vest, see Hall, l04 Harrison ave.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday will
be Millinery days at the Fair,
E. II. Knauss the Piano and Organ
dealer reports busines at this time the
best since he located in Oklahoma.
Hats trimmed free OF charge at the
Fair, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. S, 6 and 7,
league Ray received telegram an
nouncing the sudden death by ac-
cident Of William Lively, at Hamden
Junction, Ohio. Deceased was Mrs
Rays brother.
GO to the Hotel Daily for frst class
meals and board Mrs. Dasgherty,
Prop.
The Occidental Light Horse Is the
name of a negro paper started in this
city. The publishers should have
called IL the Black African Jaekass. -
Oklahoma City Times-Journal
For up-to-dste style and a good fit
in clothing or ladies or gents maxim,
tosh call and see Hall, l04 w. Harrison
avenue,
The street fair cost Oklahoma City a
good deal OF hard cash, but up TO date
the newspapers have given us So worth
of the finest kind OF advertis ng for
every dollar we spent on the fair
Oklahoma City Times-Journsl
| Special Sale Of Plumes, Tips, half
Plumes. and untrimmed hats, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5, 6,
and z, at the Fair.
Prof. Henry f. Award, G. E is now
chief of the dairy division, bureau of
animal industry, of the United States
department OF agriculture. The
Leader is in receipt OF 200 page
pamphlet written by him. II treats
Of butter. Award was at one time
president of the A, and Nj. college at
saltwater,
E. G.. Siggers, patent lawyer, Wash
| iDgton, d. g., reports the following
| patents granted to inventors in the
Territories, September 20, 1892 He
will mail copy of specifications and
! drawings of any patent for 10 cents in
stamps. Q. G. Olson, Fouts Okla,
stay wire applying device; James b.
Walker, Rush Springs, l. T., metallic
railway tie.
Prof, Joe Jayne has received word
from a number Of musicians over the
territory, who wish to form a good
band to 90 TO the Guthrie street fair
to contest for the big prize of $3.50
i offered for the best band. The ac~
ceptance of the offer TO enter the con-
test must be hled with the Guthrie
bandmaster by Oct. 18th.
City Times Journal.
| Oklahoma City has asked for space
OF 500 feet at the Mattoon III, street
fair. Mattoou was one Of the very
first frst class cities to have street
fair and ever since its starting it has
been a success. Oklahoma City will
send lot of the products which wet e
on exhibition at that street fair to the
Illinois fair with the view Of adver-
tising oklahoma.
Mr.. ROLAND p. Smith has taken the
position of cashier and bookkeeper at
the Royal. Mr.. Smith has been in
Guthrie short time, but has made
many trienus who wish him abundant
success. Mr. Smith has been In the
Hoffman House, New York, and is a
thorough hotel man. He is young, en-
ergetic and is considered han 1some.
He has faculty of making friends
with everyone he meets.
Don't forget that there is q new
millinery store in Guthrie. We arc
here TO stay and will not be undersold
Mrs. James Johnson,
100 Harrison Avenue,