The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-08
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TUWN JOR1CS.
Get}the news at Lillie's.'
The best drugs at Lilies.
The best cigars at Lilies.
Fish globes. all sizes, at Wheeler's ,
II you have the grip try Lilies anti-
grip,
Eastman Kodaks and supplies at
Wheeler's.
Use Leader want ads. They work
while you sleep.
The Leader has added as new sub
scribers to its list since April l.
Films, plates printing paper and all
Photographic supplies at Wheeler's.'
For Rent-Two room house, 124 east
Villas. Inquire Of Mrs. Thwait, one
door west.
Thos. Wand offered his farm for sale
in the Leader. He received 52 replies
and sold his farm for $3.50
wanted.-A good four room house,
furnished. Call at Leader office.
4 u us hhhoA bt iNoophobAts
The Guild will have their sale Of
summer "Fads" on Wednesday after
noon at the bishops residence froin 3
TO 8.
Come TO the Bishops house next
Wednesday and'see the pretty Kiminos
Geishas, Matinees and Mother Hub
bards."
Forde's meat market is very attrac-
tive, doubly so from the fact that he
keeps premium stamps and is not
afraid to give them out,
Ice cream and cake, coffee and sand
witches. tea and waters, will be served
at the Bishops house next Wednes-
day. Everybody invited.
The fun corps Of teachers OF the
Perry public schools have been in the
city fUI tvso days visiIing ouI schools.
The party returned home today.
Gentleman Of retirement and gen
erosity, Independently wealthy, seek S
wife to love and cherish. -" Bona fide"
1926 Forest avenue, Chicago, Ill.
wish to correspond with some good
town in oklahoma that is in need Of a
70 barrel -four mill State induce.
nents, wheat and full supply Address
Box G54, JerseVville, Ill.
The Dande crime barber shop has re
moved from its former location, on
Harrison avenue 10 the basement
under the Bank OF Indian Territory,
corner of Oklahoma and Division
Pianos, $3.50 and up; organs. $50 and
up sewing machines SIS and up bi-
cycles, $40 aud up. Easy payments.
Sheet music, latest and up to date.
+. IL KNAUss,
lO4 West Harrison ave.
The Friday whist club was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrs. Geo +. Bill
Kingsley Mrs. Critchheld won the
first prize, Mrs. Burford the second,
and Mrs. MeNeal the booty The re-
freshments we're delicious.
y. c. Guss. Geo. Sendleback, John
Cotteral and DR. Furrow returned last
night from Red Rock minus the ducks
they promised TO bring back. John
Cotteral managed 10 kill a mud hJu
which he will try to eat tomorrow,
Sheriff Frank RinehaTt left this
morning for Lansing penitentiary
with Simon Simmons, sentenced tc
one year for shooting at one "Slim.
Simon was injected, sentenced and on
the road TO the pen all within "A
hours.
Fidelity and casualty accident in,
surance company, New York, the lar.
nest ia the world. Issues all kinds oi
accident policies that pay weekly in
demnity for any kind Of accidents
happening at home or on railroad. Al
so policies that pay weekly indemnity
for sickness, loss OF limbs, eyes, etc
Apply TO 4. j. Lowe, Beadles block.
At the Royal hotel.-J. w. Lloyd
Lexington, Jno, j, Donehoe, Joplin
w. l.. Martin, Winfield; j. Z. New
ham, ST. joe A. Morrison, A. A. Hol'
comb, II C. Ellison, Kansas City; j
Jenson, White Eagle; II. II. Coolbaugl
Springfield; H. C Bowman, Topeka
A. ID. Rosseler, ST Louis Thos. II
Hutton, New York
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. o
New York, the largest life insuranc
company In the world, has NOR
wealth than the Bank Of England ,ha
paid out on endowments and other po
icies to living policy holders over tw
hundred and eighty-three millions
Insure with IL you simply protect you
family II you die, II you live you max
a good profit on your investment an
your insurance don't cost you cen
II. J. LOWE, General Agent for Okll
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