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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-09

New Courthouse for Contra Costa.
MARTINEZ, Aug. S-The Board of
Supervisors to-day decided to build a
new courthouse. The present structure,
built in 1854, is inadequate to the
present municipal requirements.
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PRIMARIES AT
SAN FRANCISCO.
Bosses Of Both Parties Meet With
Signal Defeat.
KELLEY and CrimmIns Ticket on the Rspuh-
Ican Side showed Under,

While Buck1ey's Efforts to Regain
Control Of the Party Machinery
OF the Democracy Meets With
the Same Fate-Phe1an Likely
to be Renominated by Demo-
Gratis, While Republicans Will
Place Before the People for
Mayor Someone Not Controlled
by the Bosses.
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a Motorman Under Arre.t.

OAKLAND, Aug. s. = Morgan c.
Spears, a motorman employed by the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-09

Only children 2 and 3 years Of
age can be fitted in these kilt
costumes. They're of white and
striped duck and brown linen,
with large sailor collars, and
trimmings Of plain blue duck;
very pretty.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-09

n You never see a lucky fisherman
sneakirg up side street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-09
35c values IN.
Child's Aprons IJG

Two dozen of these pretty lit
tie aprons won't Last long at
19c. They're the 1ow-necked
style, for ages A, 6, and l2
years, made Of splendid quality
of white checked nainsook, with
deep ruffle around top edged
with pretty wash lace.
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WOMEN'S MUSLIN
ENDORSEMENTS

LIMITED QUANTITIES in
each lot, but every garment Of
the standard Of home making,
and priced much lower than the
commonplace, rushed-together
factory sorts could even be pro-
duced for.
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$1.OO and $l,5O values

A couple Of dozen Of these
neat, two-piece duck wash suits
remain, to At boys from 3 to 10
years; knee pants and blouse, of
striped or white duck, with
large sailor collar. Splendid
Summertime suits for little fell
lows.
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Ladies'
&c to close

Lad1es gOred belt hose sup
porters, with a. popular clasp
fastening; all sizes; zoe values;
color white only. To close out at
Sc pair.
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ODD LOTS and LIMITED QUANTITIES


GET THEIR FINAL MARCHING ORDERS FOR TO-DAY AT QUCkSTEP PRICES
price her quot may lus extreme ndeeaaw
there's exagg
Intended dmplyas
rie a
These lots You'll
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-09
$1.OO values
Child'S
Null Hats
Soc t close

A saving of just one-half on
each of the remaining dozen Of
pink, blue and red Tam O'Shan-
ter style of null hats; they have
shirred brim and bands of straw
braid around crown, with bow
at side. Were ready sellers at
81.
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ST As and $l.75 values
Child's IN to
Dresses A close

These are short dresses, about
three dozen In all, for little folks
1, 2 and 3 years old. They're
pretty little dresses, Of fine MAIN
sock, with yokes Of fancy hem
stitch and fine tucks and en-
broidery rufae around neck and
sleeves.
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SOC and 75c values IN. to
Boys BlOuses JU close

Quantity, one and One-ha1f
dozen; ages 3 to 6 years. Neat,
pretty white lawn blouses, with
sailor collar, attractively trim
med around collar, cuffs and
down front with co1ored lawn
and percale.
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@Il!lIl22l;|3|l I{llll3E

| AlSAI
ODD LOTSa
GET THEIR FINAL ma
The price reductions here quo
between actual value and the fil
any quotation-Al are just an
Of the few Of various kinds 1ef
you like.
These lots are not great cnou
W0MEN'S MUSLIN
UNDERGRADUATES
LIMITED QUANTITIES in
each lot, but every garment Of
the standard Of home making,
and priced much lower than the
commonplace, rushed-together
factory sorts could even be pro-
duced for.
75c and S5c values AQo to
nuslin Drawers 40C close
About four dozen in all, made
from a standard brand Of heavy
bleached muslin, In regular sizes,
with deep ruffle Of embroidery at
bottom, headed with cluster Of
fine tucks
$l.OO values m. to
A few pairs over a dozen COM
prise this lot. They're extra sizes
and cut very full; are of a sp1en-
did grade bleached muslin, An
ished with tucks and rufae Of
embroidery.
Sl.25 and ST. so values
o oo~1s 89C t close
Only three dozen garments in
this lot, and only sizes to fit 80
and 40 bust; they're of fine
heavy cambria, with various
style Jokes and trimmings OF
Lace, insertion, embroidery,
tucking and rufles; literally cut
gowns, too.
S Ss:, 1se GOWNS s"s sSe 43c to close
One and one-ha1f dozen only
remaining of these values. All
are made of splendid grade
b1eached muslin, full cut, and
with attractive yokes Of en-
broidery rufHes, insertion and
lace; also, full rufae at wrist.
WaSSpnn
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$l.OO values IN. to
Muslin Drawers OOG close

A few pairs over a dozen COM
prise this lot. They're extra sizes
and cut very full; are Of a sp1en-
did grade bleached muslin, I'm
ished with tucks and rufFie Of
embroidery.
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oOc, Use and Csc H. to
FluSlin Gowns 4CU close

One and one-ha1f dozen only
remaining of these values. All
are made of splendid grade
bleached muslin, full cut, and
with attractive yokes of en-
broidery rufHes, insertion and
lace; also, full rufAe at wrist.
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Sl.25 and 81. so values
Cambria m. to
Gowns OJU close

Only three dozen garments in
this lot, and only sizes to fit 3S
and 40 bust; they're of fine
heavy cambria, with various
style yokes and trimmings OF
Lace, insertion, embroidery,
tucking and rufHes; literally cut
gowns, too.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-19
TUITION FREE

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s-'-agF AT z-z-1=-s - ~ s,E-z-ss..is-.s-
vsEs- sFss--<-llE = rzs@sz=-<z1zz- 80
zg--ss vi ~ r-E-r --A-szE -1-ks,s
q Ez-zz g So II z Z g---z--s-sz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-19
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Mississippi.

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-10-19

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

The deposits during the years mention
ed ranger from 81 10000 to 100000. Sena-
tor Quay's loans were shown 20 be as
great as $4,000 in one period Of SIX
months. Occasionally, the witness SAID,
smaller and inadequate payment Il in-
tcrest by Senator Quay was shown. bat
generally there was nothing to indicate
that he paid for the use OF the b5nK's
money. While all these figures were going
in, counsel for Senator Quay sat sileat
and motionlcss, listening to the monoton-
Gus routine OF questions and answers
This was inpursuance Of an un lerstand o.
ing that the defense objected 10 .Ne1y
answer that the objection was overruled
and an exception noted. This Is for fu-
ture use in a higher court If necessary.
Once Mr.. Shields felt constrained to en-
ter protest against a witness being
permitted to place a mans liber y IN jen-
pardy by making such monstrous s,aJc-
ments, based merely ON conjecture.
There is no doubt that nearly all Of ihe
experts deductions and figures T3re OBJ.
tanned from the red book. about which
So much has been said. and against ths
Introduction OF which the Quay counsel
male such vehement and unavduing OBJ
lection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

canton. April il-Thcre was strong
utiruton today that the lines OF de-
fonse VIII bee temporary insanHy-cmo-
tiond Insanity This came from tho
bench admitting testimony bearing on the
relations between tho accused saxton.
dating back as FAR as Che eighties The
juJge announced that these relations were
admissible II insanity is TO be She defense
or Or insanity s TO bo ln ony degree re-
iled upon as a part ot the defense. They
wcro further admissible. no said, on tho
grounds of prcmeihatiou or deliberation.
ANA also because The sate has shown
-omo of ths relations between saxton.
Mrs George and Mrs Althouse
This decision also practically opens the
doors for 3u OF what has heretofore been
regarded as doubtful testimony The de-
rousc is now permitted 60 show oll Of the
relations existing between saxton and
Mrs George ana This VIII Involve the 1T
e1lton in wbi-t olo 9 George. he
former husband. .pre rcd.
DC s furtb 'e. that the ro'igg
win permit .s p, va 'rabuttal TO go
no similar tcr mon, regqrdlng Tho for
NOR NO Of the ,.ccascd and the eiIecit viii
be- MS now viewed. materially TO lcnTth-
ci tho proceedings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Creek Opening.

MuscOgc,, Phoenix Tho opening OF
the creek land office and the rapid selec-
,ioi, OF the public domain by the citizens
of the Creek nation seems 10 Indicate
that the Indian question is rapidly set
lmg Itself Tho fact that nearly one-half
of the creek population have already APP
pIod for allotment makes 40 appear that
the remainder win Dee forced 10 do so as
"a matter of self defense if for no other
reason over in the Cherokee nation the
matter ls re'ohing such o. stage that lot
jumping s attempted lnd 1t is pretty
certain that whenever fho land office Is
opened iu that nation there Will be a rush
to Nlc 70 may bc some time before an
viii he located but in the meantime each
one who has beon located Will be improv-
ing his property Cor allowing g. To- be
done by the thrifty white mani and when
oyer che opportunity is again presented
the vote wul bo worry largely ln favor OF
with the majority for mdiy'dual titles.
For years this country has been watched
TO see what be- Indian would DO. and IN
cestmeuts have been withheld and I'm
provemeuts have been generally Of thu
most temporary character and everybody
| waited and let things drift The townsite
questions viii bo Zoo progress Of settlement
ln few weeks now. and tho long looked
f,r viii bo tt hand. Tine amount OF work
90 bc done is rather appalling to vcw
but the number who viii Dee begging TO
Doe allowed 10 take part in lt nalSos Il
sure that o. mill be done very swiftly
and that this country viii see an indus
trial progress llptle short OF tho magical.
| There is mo- need for booming for the
solid healthy and well 10 do element
applying from every section of the broad
country for homes Zoo this favored Land
gives assurance That Iherc win Doe little
room for the rn-Dn that has s1 often
filled up new lands Applications ana let-
tors to this paper FOR Information con-
corning This country come from the Al.
lantic and from the Pacific. ana % is saf,
20 say that there viii Doe enough new
clm.rH without giving any special invita-.
uous The people who nave grown uf
with The country VIII be moro than eia,
TO SEQ the country fully developed au,
few of thcm win wish - see the Wild ni
hadOn and the demoralzlng and waste
consequent Every th0ughtfu man win
loves ono country wnl now serve hlmsei
aud hia neighbor and his country by giy
ing hiH BEST work toward directing th
. coming movement along safe channel
/, and by not allowing himself 90 be car
rleJ away with the excitement of th
boomer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Irving TO Prove AIibis.

Charleston, s. -. .rprll 17-After setting
up aHh's for Webster, Joyner ami Gool-
win today, the defense in the trial Of the
alleged Lake city lynchers closed It's
case. Alibis Were put forward for Rod
gers, Mcknight, Eppes ana Ward last
week, so the only man in whose behalf
efforts have been made 10 establish one
is Stoks, the merchant who had been ~
legged by the government to have been tho
leader Of the mob that killed Baker. The
sensation OF the day came after the de-
fense closd its case. Among its efforts
10 break down the testimony OF NeWham
the man who turned states evidence was
the Introduction of a pay ce, unoate. 1t
vas not dater, the date having evidently
been scratched out but the defense
claimed il was issued February e. IN
rebuttal, the government placed the stub
book Of the county supervisor In evidence
showing that the certificate before and
one after that OF Newham was issued
/ February %. The inference that the New
ham ticket has been falsihed was direct.
/ ly made ana this matter Is expected tc
| cut a considerable figure in the case lr
! the future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
FiIinanos Can be Governed.

London. Apru lS-The Daily Chronicle
publishes this morning an interview With
LIEUT. Sir Andrew Clarke, agent general
Ll1r Victoria end Tasmania. and for Gov
rn0c and oommauder in chief OF tho
trlts settlement regarding Amerios-
tHcy in the Philippines
Sir Andrew urges q thorough unast-
standing of tho native character ana n
national government as far as possible.
They would show the natives tht this
would De "a better outlet Tor capital and
They ,would thus be depriving the enemy
of the slncws OF war.
After that. ne continues they would
buy out the religious orders. with the
sanction of tho pope and attach tho secu-
INN clergy iu"some way TO the admins.
trution. securing their powerful influences.
"Undcrlytne everything" Sir Andrews
says "must be tho good viii Of the ma
tives. Then. with carefully selected al
mlnistrators the United states would
have nothing 20 fear from tho Filipnos." !"
Tho interview was supplemented by n
report based upon the experience OF Brit
ish administrations in Ia straits settle
mont
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- MoNnY MnAs1nr-

Atlantic City. n. j., April I7.-Kepre-
sentative Henderson OF Iowa. chairman of
the republican mrGetary commission, ap-
pointed by the caucus OF the republican
members of ttv national house of rcpre-
sontauvcs. arrived here tonight.
Thcre WAS an Informal meeting OF the
commission this evoniung for tho pur-
poser of organization but nothing wus
dome It was decided 20 meet tomorrow
morning and continue in daily session un-
'il "a monetary measure has been perfeot-
ci for tho consideration at the next meet
'ue of congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

ly refused to answer. and with whom he
had several saliies that came very nsar
being personal. the chairman Of the com
mittee cook such action as would leave
Mr. Croker Ia technical contempt II was
stated tonight that when Mr. Tallows, Of
ihe committee left THIS evening for Albany
he had instructions to prepare papers
.udIudgng Mr. Croker and John r. Carroll
in contempt
When the committee began its inquiry,
today about The first thing brought W.
was resort known as the Broadway gar.
den. which had nourished In the upper
Broadway district FOR some time. In this
place the alleged robbery OF former mayer
of Trenton Frank Mcgowan took place.
Simon Buttner the former proprietor OF
tho g3rden made some startling charges
against police captain Price and his walt
er7 corroborated in part his testimony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Watching nrtyfus

Paris, April l7.-Senor Traiux written TO
NJ. Lebret. minister Of justice, pointing
out the passage 4 nthe message Of Cover.
nor Denie Of Cayenne, intimating that
Dreyfus wished 10 commit suicide and
demanding mat care be take 20 preserve
the prisoner from any accident and especi-
ally from a violent death. the responsi-
6lity for which would fall on the govern.
ment
Senor TraiuN says that he thinks such
danger alone sufficient 20 justify the
immediate return Of Dreyfus 20 France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

troit Mich, IS one OF the many thou
sand 81 Peru friends. This what
she says TO DR.. Hartman:
We have used your Pc-ru-na with
the most remarkable results and would
not bc without &C. We have always
recommended il to our friends a few
years ago purchased bottle Of your
Pe-ru-na and after seeing its results,
recommended it 10 my grocer who was
troubled with dyspepsia, the curing of
which induced her TO sell IL i'm her
store She has sold large amounts Of
It, My daughter has just been cured
OF iaundice with pc-ru-na. My pen
would grow weary were | to begin to
tell YOU of the numerous cures Pc-ru-na
has effected i'm our immediate vicinity
within the last couple of years.
Dr. Hartman, President of the Surri-
cal Hotel, Columbus. Ohio, will counsel
and prescribe for fifty thousand women
this year free of charge Every suffer
ing woman should write for special
question blank for women, and have
Or. Hartman's book, Health and
Beauty" All druggists sell pe-ru-na.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Murderers Arrested.

Antlers, /. T., April 17.-Deputy Marshals
brought eight Choctaws here today and
put them I'm the Antlers Jail, charged with
being accessories Of Solomon Ho Tema IN
killing Of the three persons ana wound
of another on Friday near Cold Springs,
eight miles west OF Grant. A great deal
Of sickness Of a peculiar type has prevail
cd in the nelghborhood FOR several months
and it was believed that the persons XIII.
ed Friday had bewitched the Indians. and
that by killing them the plague would be
removed.
Disorder has prevailed I'm the neighbOr-
hood for three or four days, but the ar
rest OF Sam Tyantubbee the medicine
man. has restored quiet and a feeling Of
| safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Stole From Uncle Sam

St Louis, April l7.-Walter Gray, asslst-
ant bookkeeper IA the United States sub
Treasury. was arrested today on fed
eral warrant charging him with cmhez-
element The amount specified is S7Gl
Gray is G0 years ~ age and has ca large
family. When taken into custody by T.
$. Marshal Boh.ek. he broke down and ad
mitted havng taken the money, sayinl
he did so TO get medical attention for hi.
crippled child and Intended later 10 repay
the amount taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
COST OF WAX
Interesting Statistics Com
piled by The Treasury
IitpartmenL

] Washington. April i7-lspeciaD a
careful Inspection ut the comparative
statement 81 the government receipts
and expenditure for March yields some
Interesting aud pregnant facts rclaups
% the moneycoa of carrying on 90 war.
OF course. TINS ls only one of tho cousld-
erauous Involved, but Sc is an import
ane one The facts culled from the state
mont moreover only Indicate what The
total money cost will Doe. For example,
lthe statement does not include the Sel.
o00.000 t1 bo paid o. Spain for Che sut-
reader or beer territorial rights and soV-
'ereiyity in The Philippines, and in amy
let cut. Although % never would haVe
been paid out for war; that amount
may ~ Dee property chargeaDic 60 war
'eXpeusts. ,c Wow ct cine Immense CONF
m rclal j other advantages 90 Doe dee
rived by the United States from this
lcNponduure Again some OF che other
lwar expenditures .di result m pore
'mlnent benefit Ito uns country aud
were such as might properly and prof
itubiy have been made even IL the Unit
cN States had been ut peace with che
world The war with Spain, happily
was ot short duration, but is has been
"a costly ono, because when 80 began, the
United States was by mo- means prepared
for 30 and in mo- case that could arise,
would thc maxim "ilasto makes waste
be more applicable. But this Is au old
story An wars are wa5teful tl o. degree
both oi money aud human ne.
THUS Tar au thc war Expenditure hayo
been lhc direct result ot thc war With
4 f.. I...
rcckouej iu the future as Che cost ot
maintaining and prcscTmg aud dey,i-
opug what the country has won have
not yet begun TO appear as eutriat BOO
tine lcdgers ot the National treasury.
lENrENsEs FOR THE MILITARY
BRANCH.
The biggest item 9f expenditure on ac-
count 0t the war, of course, ls thut ut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18
Croker on the Rack.

New York. April l7-In me session of
the Mazet legislative investigating conn
miteo today Richard Croker was agtln
tha principal object OF Mr.. Moss examine
ton and The most important dove I0pmenl
was tho probability that tho Tammauy
chieftain and John T.. carroll win be lhe
subject 0f contempt proceedings before
the state legislature shall adjourn An
adjournment of the committee was taken
this afternoon until next Friday morning
and MI Croker rs subpoenaed 90 re-ao
pear before the session on next Monda5
morning By the initiative % Moss. mafe
( of whose questions SIR. Croker repeat a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

london, April isIIorr Polqck a we'll
known engineer ana electrician has dis
covered, says tho Viona correspondent Of
Ono Daily ChronIclc, the means Of tele-
graphicing Gooo0 words per hour over a
single wire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-18

CAN HAVE THE WORK DONE Two
HOURS AErER ORDER IS GIVEN:
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Sensatior Promls d

iiJating .Neb. April lI-Whtn sheriff
slmerng appeared at the court house This
morning with the expectation OF serving
the aarraut on Mis- llorlocker. the attor.
neys for tha accused TO have tho girl
pres nt and informed him that Miss Hor-
locker had missed her train and hat %
would be Impossible 20 produce the girl
before wednesday afternoon al 2 o'clock
county attorney MoCreery and sherin
simering went To Lincoln n is said that
they went FOR the purpose % getting out
reQuisitlon papers.
The town Is much worked up over tne
delay and many ugly rumors are ahoaf.
-
Washington. April 1.-THE payment IT
tho % per cent extra pay to the Ameri-
can troops in the Philippines has been
extended DO Include ail 0i our soldiers now
! in servce and win continue until host,
itos cease. Tho troops n the Philippine.
I b0h officers and men, VIII be given IN
two months extra pay when mustere,
out
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7ILLIrVG
TO HELP

SccH,iHc Gver-
tom fjoN the GRIP
n cafaryh Ofakct
'oya/ JiCNds FER
fhc Nbcraf0r.
pc-ru-na has
been making
friends OF this
kind for many
years. IL cures
q catarrh wher-
n ever located.
NV Mrs. r. Eades,
t Of 80 Twenty
eiphth ST, De
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: WANTS"

n
Money to patent good ideas may De sec
ured by our aid, address THE PATENT RI
CORD, Baltimore. Nd
WANTED Bright boy To canvass tor the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader and Atlanta Con
stitutfon Good pay to right party.
WANFED-TO trade l6) acre farm in Lin
coin county for Guthrie property
first Published in the Daily Leader
April Z, 1899.
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To whom II may concern
Notice is hereby given that w Householder
has this day filed his petition to sell a retain
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in Guth
RE, Logan county, Oklahoma, aud that un-
less objection be filed on or before the 2lst
day OF April, A. ID. 1899 said petition will be
granted. r. r. MORTON,
County clerk
Is T. GARRETT, Deputy.
Guthrie, Okla. Aprii Z, 1899
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WANTED-To trade l6) acre farm in Lin
coin county for Guthrie property