The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-28
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Geo. P. Endicott vs. Herbert Ellis
and Sam Lee.
Miss Dorothy Flynn will entertain
the cooking club this evening.
1t is time for that dark horse" in
the queen contest to bob up,
John cammack has sold "Star Poin
ter, ii, +" to Judge John Boles.
New books are being received daily
at Lilies and Postoflice book store,
Hermann the Great and only and his
wife were passengers south today on
the noon train
CLERK Hart OF the district court to
day paid into the counCy treasury sl00
as stenographer's fees.
Johnnie Baggett, stenographer and
typewriter in Judge loves office, does
excellent work. Try him.
Adjutant General Orner left at noon
today for Edmond where he will mus
ter in Il company Of OK n, G.,
Tn n~and Leader has just received
a lar ,hipmenl OF novelties ia walk
ing and sal ors, all the latest fads
IN style not seen here.
Notice the extraordinary bargains
offered by the Grand Leader in their
ads on the third and fourth pages of
this paper. The guarantee to make
every offe- good.
The following cases were filed in
Office of the clerk OF the supreme court
fttdgu n n Yaaffff,rs in
county! Sam Lee VS.. Herbert Ellis
and Geo. p. Endicott.
~ Oar suit department has been an
unprecedented success, and while we
have run short on certain styles,
through telegraphic orders we are re.
ceiying them daily Grand Leader.
Mr. Hirsch will leave Monday for
the eastern market and will gladly
fill any special order entrusted to him,
and is also prepared to take orders for
ladies tailor made garments. Grand
Leader.
Mr.. r. X. Jamison, tax agent of the
Santa Fe, with headquarters in Tope-
ka, was in Guthrie today looking after
tax matte s. Mr. Jamison is broth
er-inlaw Of j. l. McCracken of the
federal jail.
The Missouri and Kansas telephone
Company have placed in the Office Of
Royal Hotel hne booth for the pat-
rons of toll line The booth is made
Of heavy and highly polished oak and
is quite pretty peace of furniture.
DR.. Tomliuson, commonly called
Dead Shot, left yesterday for the
north. Before starting he paid into
the city treasury SIS, which amount
Judge Mock thought was about right
for the good time he had.
Doctor Slocum is in the city looking
for a location for a dental office.
About two years ago Doc got gay and
moved 10 saltwater, thinking that he
was on the right track for future
mind that he made mistake and
wants TO come back
Henry Koogle, son Of ]. V Koogle,
and a Santa Fe railway mail clerk las
| been promoted and his salary raised
to 81 900 year lie now has all he
can do, running from Newton to
GAINESVILLE having a thre e hours lay
over at each end. He promotion was
for etticieN service.
The Grand Leader continues to be
the grand leader. The large stores
are throaged from early morning un-
til late at night with purchasers-pur-
chasers familiar with qualities and
prices. Messrs. Hlrsch and Kaufman
compose one Of the strong business
firms Of the capital city. Their warm
reception by Guthrie people has caused
the gentlemen TO think that Guthrie
S more than all light.
Dr. Van Hummel is in the city for
few days. and has three greyhounds
which he is training to participate in
the jack rabbit race at the Dallas
Fair. The dogs are in charge of
keeper and are fed and cared for as
carefully as a race horse or prize
fighter, and the way they catch rab-
bit on morning run on the prairie is
something worth while. This Jack
rabbit race will be an interesting fea
ture OF the fair. Perry Enterprise
Times.
A diseased liver declares itself by
moroseness, mental depression. lack
OF enorgy, restlessness, melancholy
and constipat tion. HERBINE will re.
store the liver TO hralthy condition
Price so is. Sold by Il. b, Lille &
Co. and Wheeler q Son
Program for the regular meeting Of
the w, G. T u. to be held at the home
OF Mrs. n, NJ. Carter, 324 n. Broad
street, Friday Septem Der 90, ut o. m.
Deootional exercises by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Hattie Palmer.
Solo, Mrs. w $. Smith.
Reports of territorial convention,
Mrs. Miller, Mrs Carter, Mrs Mcbride
and others.
Election OF officers.
Solo, Miss Hila Mcbride.
All who are interested in the work
are invited 20 be with us.
p. w. S. Ray, Sec.
AS an external liniment of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ !
MENT Is not equaled by any other in
the world. Price 25 and so cts. Sold
by II. b. Lille s. Co and Wheeler &
SON
The great Hermann appeared in |
quite number Of towns In the sta se |
Of Texas lately. On one OF their jumps |
by rail they left the city immediately |
after the performance, arriving in the |
next city about a. N. The company |
left the train in a hurry, and quickly |
making for the busses and carriages |
were whirled on their way to the