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Disastrous Fire in Greenyllle.

Last Thursday night Greenvi!le was
again scourged with a DISASTROUS fire.
The good people Of that town have
suffered much from fire durln:; the
past few years, but the FIRE last week
was more destructive, perhaps, than
any they haye had before.
The Reflector Of Friday gave &C
count it, from which we take the
| following:
"GreenyilIe has had another great fire,
one that entails an immense loss upon
the town and that viii severely test the
grit ard enterprise OF our people to re-
cover from. But let us digress here
enough to say that Greenville will
come again and in better shape than
ever.
at vas about 10 o'clock Thursday
night, when many OF our citizens were
assembled in The opera house witness
ing EAST Lynne" by the Fun Makers,
that the town was thrown INTO con-
&tecra;icn iy an alarm OF fire. The
alarm was almost instantly followed by
4 brilliant glaze II the central portion
Il the town which told at once that
destruction was IL the wake Of the
flames.
"Ths fire started in the room OF Paul
fetriclz. the tailor, over Cheeks bar,
| from what cause cannot be told. When
discovered the flames we're bursting
through the building next to Germania
halt and had gained such Roadway that
no power could check them. 1t was
the thickest section Of frame buildings
| IN the business portion Of the town
where there was abundant fuel for
the fire and they burned like finder.
at was but a lew minutes before the
fire Was spreading III both directions,
and it was we'll past Midnight before
its fury was under control, and il this
time fifteen buildings containing TWEEN
ty stores and Offices, the King House
hotel and the Iostoffice were destroy ed.
A brisk east wind was blowing AMI the
flames FROM the two story buildings
occupied by z. N. Cheek ard II. c.
Hooker licked clear across the strea1
to the buildings on the other side.
"The brick store Of James Long CT
the east side Of the street and the bank
building OF the west side broke the
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EXPECTED WONDERS.
GRIMM AL COURT.
JUDGE BArTLE's SECOND Coming.

Criminal court Is in session III Hall
fax this week, Judge Dossey Battle pre-
siding. This is Judge Battles second
term here, and he is sustaining the good
impressions he made at his first term
It will be remembered that Judge Bat
ties first court was at Halifax, and
wherever be has held court in the
district he has made the same good i'm
preston which he made here at first
Everywhere be has won the title OF
1.-The just judge
He was promptly on hand Monday
and his charge was strong and lmpTes,
sive.
Judge Battle lays special stress upon
The Importance OF enforcing the law
against cruelty to animals. It may
act be generally known that Judge Bat
tie wa. the man who caused the statute
to be passed. More than twenty years
ago when he was editor of the Tarbor,
,5outherner, he wrote untirlngly agains!
cruelty to animals, the press OF the
State joined IN with his sentiments and
when the proper time came he had d
bill drawn and presented III the
Legislature and 1t passed and be
came law, and stands to-day monu
ment to Judge Battles humanitarian
views expressed as an editor score OF
years ago.
Judge Battle lays stress on this law
and we'll he may tor there is no better
law in our statutes and none more gen
orally dlsregarded.
The docket showed about seventy
five cases, aud the entire week will bt
consumed in clearing the docket anG
new cases. Solicitor Daniel was prompt
| ~ on hand with his usual vigor and push
rendering the State good service in see
ing that all criminals are properly pros
ecuted and so successful has he beef
| all Oyer tDS u!StliCG tllIu llfdIly CIjull1 II
ais who before less persistent Office.
would fight, plead guilty, because the,
are sure of conviction with Solicito
Daniel behind them.
The following persons were drawn a
grand jury:
J. J. Whitaker, foreman, a. Waugh
an, Geo. w. Jones, E. L. Pike, J. E
Woodland, w. r. Shaw, J. l.. Burgess
B. D. Freuier, I. N. Minshew, J. E
Vinson, Jesse A. Carter, J S. MinsheN
Joseph Stern, Chas. Simmons, w. T
Threewitts, J. T. Whitfield. Geo. w
Pettitt, aud w. ]. Lilies.
There were so few cases finally dis
posed of by Tuesday afternoon we leay
them until next week when we WI
give full report of all the cases.
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n ottillce.

By virtue Of power in ne vested by
that deed OF trust which was executed
10 me by Z. H Burnett and bis vile
Fannie c., which is duly recorded il
the Registers office for Martin county
in book X X, on page -, [ shall sell TO-
cash at auction III the town OF Scotland
Neck, on the 3Ed CAY Of June, 1899, the
property therein described, io-wit
That tract Of land in said county bound
ed by lands OF G. Ii. Cherry, IL. J
House, Augustus Harreil's estate as,(
R. IT. Burnett, being land conveyed Il
said Fannie b. ". w. Savage, anI
containing 10 acres, more Or less.
This May 2nd, 1899.
5-4-4t w. A. DUNN, Trustee.
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IN MAY SUNSHINE.
Mr.. n. Blggs spent a night in Tar

Mr.. N. Blggs spent night in Tar
boro last week.
MI. John 7. Brinkley lett yes!erda,
Tor Charlotte On business.
Hiss Nora johnson went to Will
m,ngton Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. w. A. Dunn went to Chntor
last week on professional business.
DIR. r. M. johnson went to Franklin
county last week to visit his mother.
Miss Lillian Clair Gardner, of Como
no, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
l.. A. Holleman.
Mrs. P. G. Riddick, Of Tillery, spent
Sunday here on q visit to her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Rlddick.
Mrs. Andrews, of Eyeretts, has been
here some days on q visit to her sister,
Mrs A. Nj. Riddick.
Mr.. =. A. Pope, OF Weldon, came
down Monday On a visit to the family
OF Mr.. J. P. Futrell.
Mrs. I. III. Battle and Master Hy-
man Battle, Of Rocky Mount, visited
relatives here last week.
Capt. W. II. Kitchin left Monday
for Roxboro to visit his son, Congress-
man ". W. kitchin, and thence he
will go to Roanoke, Va, on profession
al business.
Mr.. Ed Watson who has been in New
Berne for quite a while, came up last
week. He has been away from Sect
land Neck since September, 1897. HIS
friends were glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcdowell went to
Philadelphia last week. They carried
their little son, William, to have bis
throat treated News has come that
the treatment was successful and they
will soon be bone.
Mr. Paul Kitcain came from Rox-
bOrO last week to visit his mother. who
has been quite sick, but is now i'm
proving. Mr.. Kitchin is getting down
to the successful practice of law in
RoxpoTo.
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NOF-TICEI

pY virture Of the power vested in me
Ii by that mortgage of record in Book
ia. at Page 234, of the Register of
Deeds Office of Halifax County, execu-
ted by IL. :. Hyman and wife on the
It'll day of June, 1896, / will, on the
18th day of May 1899, in the town Of
Scotland Neck, \. c., sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
The following described land, lying in
the town Of Scotland Neck, N. c., to-
wit That land conveyed to Fanny
L. Hyman by the Trustees OF Vino
Hill Academy and beginning on the
east si.lt ~ Main street at w. L. Butter
worth's iIl.s 1t stake 225 feet from the
upper corner Of the Episcopal church
lots, thence up Main street to the old
PEBBLES limo, thence parallel with 18th
street 400 feet, thence parallel with
Main street to Butterworth's line,
thence his line to the beginning, being
the place on which SAID LYMAN and
wife formerly resided.
This 10Th day Of April '99.
a MCDOWELL,
4-13-td. Mortgage.
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Sale Of County Bonds


Sealed bids for the the bonds OF Hal
ltax county Issued pursuant to act o.
General Assembly OF 1899, will be re-
ceived and opened b. the Chairman Of
the Board of missloners in Halifax
on Tuesday after the first Monday II
June, 1899. The amount oe bonds TO be
sold is $15, 5000; and they Will be issued
in denominations Of TI0Q, ard $500
to suit purchasers, bearing & per cent
interest payable semi-annuaily on tbs
LIST days of July and January OF eae'
year. The principal will be payable
81, 800 on January lst, 1901, and the
succeeding nine years.
&. T.. TRAVIS,
% st. County attorney.
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VIII Leave Friday.

DR.. Byers viii leaye Friday OF this
week, May, 18th. Those who care to
take advantage of the opportunity OF
consulting him will have to hurry up
or lose their last chance. He has
pleased those whom he has treated
and they are maryland the services
he has rendered will be blessing TO
the recipients through life.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.

STORE ROBBED AT PALMYRA-Mr. J
j.. PhllpOtt's store at Palmyra was
robbed few nights ago. The robbers
stole meat, -four and tobacco. and per.
l:aps some other things that were not
missed.
| THE METHODIST CHURCH YARD
! The Methodist church yard has been
greatly improved recently. It has
been we'll laid off in squares and dia-
| inonds and the borders set with chrvs-
anthcmums, which will be very pretty
when the time tor blooming comes.
MORE Than You While
there Is not much said about it, there
IS more building going on liz Scotland
Neck than some think. To be sure.
it is in a small way, but It shows a
steady growth of the town, which is
more desirable than great boom
would be.
LITTIEToN HIGH SCHOoL.-The COM
nencement exercises Of Llttleton High
School will occur Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, May 18th and 18th.
Wednesday at s 80 p. M, the literary
address will be delivered by Rev. A.
Cree, of Littleton. Thursday at s
o'clock the closing exercises will be held.
THE FARMERS HOPEFUL.-Notwith
standing the very unfavorable weather
during the first three months Of the
l'ear, farmers are catching up with their
work and really feel as hopeful as we
have seen them in many years. Crops
are coming up we'll and the weather
has been ideal for the past few weeks,
and the seasons all that the farmers
could ask.
Mas. STONE MEMBER OF THE FAC
ULTY.-In completing the faculty OF
he Baptist Female University In Raj
cigh last week, the trustees chose Mrs.
Il. L. Stone, OF Chilocothe, Ohio, for
'ie chair OF English. Mrs Stone is
Kentucky lady, and is one of the most
accomplished English teachers in the
South. She is mother OF Miss Frances
Stone, now teacher of elocution In
Vine Hill female academy in Scotland
Neck.
DIR LivERMoM MADE PRESIDENT
The North Carolina Dental Association
which was in session il Raleigh last
week, elected DR.. A. c. Livermon, of
Scotland Neck, president. Dr. Liver
mon has for several years been known
rs one OF the popular and leading young
dentists Of the State, and THE COMMON
WEALTH congratulates both DR.. Liver
mon and the Dental Association in
their choice of president and the hand
some compliment it expresses.
WAKE FOREST CoMMENCENENT-The
commencement exercises of Wake
Forest College will occur May 22nd--
25th. Following is the programme:
Monday, s Is p. n, address before
the Law Department, by II. II. JUS
tice, Esq, of Rutherfordton, n. c..
Tuesday, Is 2. m, alumni address,
~, Hon w w T[jtchin. Of R0xhoro
Wednesday, II a. M, address before
the literary societies, by Prof. VIM. P.
trent, OF Tennessee.
Wednesday, s Is p. m, baca1aureate
serr on, by Rev. Jno. O. Rust, D. D.,
Of Tennessee.
Thursday, II a. m, orations by
graduating class.
Thursday, s Is, p. M, concert and
social gathering.
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Went to Hear the Band.

About thirty or forty of our young
men went over to TarborO Tuesday
night to hear the First Regiment Band.
They returned, some on carriages at )
or 4 O'Clock in the morning, some on
wheels in the early forenoon, and some
on the 10 80 train. They were all
loud in their praises of the band and
the fine music the soldier boys make,
and seemed we'll pleased with their trip
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11

progress of tie fire or as many more
buildings would have been DESTROYED.
"There is so much confusion today
that 1t is next to impossible to get an
entirely accurate list Of the losses and
insurance Tor this issue Of The Reflect
Or, bat it Is safe to say that ,ne ;otal
loss will reach about $4,000 with in
surance at about 10000"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11
Fire in Plymouth.

4 special from Plymouth stated that
there was fire in the town last Friday
night IN which the Latham House was
burned. There were nc particulars
given as to the origin of the fire or the
amount of loss.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11

Z. Q. Josey's.
! har big lot Of that Zoe. India
b. DON'T iail to see it.
r. c. JosEY & Co.
beautiful line Of Fans. Very
p. 4. c. JosEY & Co.
cues-white and printed-latest
:. +. G. JosEY & Co.
oas for everybody and at all prices.
r. G. JosEY & Co.
nts, we have just received a good
Df dina Coats and Vests tor sum
wear At exceptionally low prices.
K. G.. JosEY d Co..
bite Mountain and Arctic Ice
n FreeIers.
r. G.. JosEY & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11

The continued receipt of endorse
ments like this for DR.. Hartman s
great catarrh remedy, prove its value
beyond question. Men OF prominence
everywhere are recognizing the merit OF
Pe-ru-na and are willing to give express
sion to their judgment becausea certain,
absolute cure for catarrh is o public
good. All druggists sell Perfume
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HARD d ar J!

Look for the Big Saw Sign, walk in
aud be convinced that we carry the
best assortment Of Hardware usually
found in any retail hardware store.
Farming implements Of all kinds to
meet the wants OF our farmers.
Wood and Iron Pumps.
See CUR line Of cook stoves, Excelsior
and Q. K. All sizes and prices.
We manufacture Tobacco Flues and
will meet compe -ltion in prices and
quality.
Building lime always on hand.
Carriage and Cart material. Sash,
Doors and Blinds.
We have just added a full stock of
Bicycle Suldr2es When your wheel
needs anything let us furnish you at
surprisingly low prices.
Give us a trial.
THE HARDWARE STORE
Scotland Neck, n. G. R. G. JOSEY CO., Proprietors.
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||})aneA'Hs BElow.

BEIEG Is Your .WooI. We ARE
AGENTS Tor the EIkin Wooden
]. Call a0d look at our line Of
(ies offered in exchange for your
Prompt returns guaranteed.
EDWARDS & co.
TIE THING For SPRING.
b ee line 0f Mems, Youths and
+ straw and Crash Hats. Prices
ia T. low.
EDWARDS & co.
TIE SORT THAT SELL.
+ Line Of Trunks, Satchels &
Prices to suit you. Also water
Lunch Boxes 10, Is & 23c
ID twice the money.
EDWARDS & co.
We have just received a foil as
lent OF Star Brand ready mixed
81. See Us before yon buy.
4. G. JOSEY & CO.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-05-11

We have had very good trade on Maple
Syrup and Buckwhelt and have re-ordered
several times. Nothing better than Buck
wheat Cakes made Of Heckers' Buckwheat
and Pure Vermont Maple Syrup. Try it.
Phone 70. w. H. ALLSBROOK.
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/ 0baccO Flues.
Your Barns.

II ael1 barns are often burned be-
= t.e 391s arc not properly fitted.
aetura flies to fit. Give Us
o..er.
r. c. JOSEY & co.
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Scotland TIgss Telephone Exchange

We are prepared to furnish telephone
service to- the public and solicit patron
age.
RATES FOR SERVICE.
Business Phones, $500 per month.
Residence Phones, $50 90 g
Two OF either for 500 :"
It Is onr purpose to give good service,
and to this end we ask all subscribers to
report promptly any irregularities in
the service.
GH Our signed contracts prohibit
the use Of phones except by subscribers,
aud We request that this rule ie iigidly
enforced.
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with catarrh of the head and feel en-
Outraged to believe that continued
use Of Pe-ru-na will fully eradicate a
disease Of thirty years standing.
Yours sincerely,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-11
ssssssss3ssssssssssssetes
Personal Mention.

II. H. Hsgan is in Kansas City.
Prof GaGney is in Oklahoma City .
J. NJ Money is here from El Reno,
VIM. Walker is back from Newkirk.
S. 5 Nix, Of Seward, was in the
city.
Will Welch is back from his farm In
the strip.
Hon. D. p Marum, Of Woodward, is
at the Royal
Amos Ewing, territorial oil inspec-
tor is IN Guthrie.
Tom Deal, who deals in lumber,
went sosth today.
L. NJ. Potts, the cotton buyer. has
his Office in the Cyclone,
Miss Angie Perry left this morning
for Liberty college, Missouri
j. A. Young, c. E. Bowman and s.
p. Coe, of Kansas City, are here today
r. g. Moore, from the Kansas cap
ital, is visiting III he capital II Oklahoma.
Mrs. Mary E. Caldwell, of Fairfield
is the guest of her brother, L. NJ.
Gobble.
John Canlmack is back from Wash
ington. John says he is not on cold
trail this time.
United States Marshal Thompson
and Chief Field Deputy Lounsberry
left today for the west side.
Phil Goodheart is back from a visit
with friends at oklahoma City, and is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs l. b. Levy.
Amos Ewing who is at the present
time trying 20 stand in with every
body great and small went south to,
day.
Rev. Mr.. Sturgis, Of ST. Augustine,
Florida, who has been the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. A. B Nicholas, left for
home yesterday.
Judge b. T. Hainer, who Is looking
after the business OF this district dur
ing the absence of Judge Burford, will
be in Guthrie tomorrow from till A.
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This is to certify that l have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the war.
| could hardly walk or do anything
One bottle of Chamberlain's collie,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy cured
me sound and WE'LL. X. Gibbs, Fin
castle, Va.
! had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles of Chamberlain
collie, cholera and diarrhoea remedy
cured me.-S L. Shaver, Fincastle Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near
Fincastle, Va. They procured the
remedy from w. Il. Casper. druggist
OF that place, who Is well acquainted
with them and will vouch for the
truth of their statements. For sale
by G. r. Renfro
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1t is many years since "Grimes' Gel
lar Door" has been seen in the West,
and Hoyt's famous comedian will, no
doubt, receive hearty welcome upon
his appearance here. The comedy
contains all the elements of popularity
q signed to please all classes of theater
goers. One feature OF the attraction
lies n the fact that Mr. Mackie has
really secured very pretty girls-a
matter so essential nowadays in farce
comedy offerings.
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The season at the opera house will
open on Thursday, Septem Der IA, with
james b. Mackie aud big farce com
pany In Grimes Cellar Door" Mr..
Grimes will be remembered best as the
original GFimsey in Hoyt's "Bunch of
Keys, and from the emphatic success
made OF the part attained the title of
hFyts famous comedian. In the pre-
seIiation of Grim ee' Cellar Door
s.r. Mackis finds plenty of scope to
display his versatility as a comedian.
His company includes Louise Sanford,
eomedienne, so long identified with
hoyt's attractions; the Grimes Cellar
Door quartette; Kentucky Trio; Delle
Moore, formerly with Harrigan, and a
host OF pretty girls, combining to make
the new music and special features of
'drimes' Cellar Door" more popular
than ever, No better opening attrac-
tion could have been selected by Nam
ager Derr. Seats on sale now. Prices
Poe soc and 75c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-11

September Is to %, 1899 For the
above occasion we will sell round trip
tickets, Guthrie to Oklahoma City at
the rate of one fare. Tickets on sale
Septem ber 18th TO 2Srd,Rood to return
September cath. Tickets good on go
ing passage on date OF sale and eontin-
uous passage in each direction.
On Wednesday. September goth, will
occur the great race between John X.
Gentry and Joe Patchen. On this
date we will run special train TO
Oklahoma, leaving Guthrie about 9 a.
IN, and leaving oklahoma about p.
M. on the return trip We will have
ample accommodations for everyone.
A J. OoRKINs. Agent Santa Fe.
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Chas II, Hoyt, who has made thou
sands OF dollars with his farces and
still has the Milk White Flag, Tenn
perance town and Bunch of Keys, etc
came from the same town that James
b. Mackie and the man who was the
first comedian in his first successful
farce Bunch Of Keys" to make Hoyt
famous as "Grimsey Me Boy was
Mackie. He will be with us in the
farce comedy, Grimes Cellar Door,
Thursday, September IA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-11

Every one should do his share of
good in this world, and we feel that in
the discovery Of Bunsen's Pine Tar
Cough Honey we have done something
1t will prevent pneumonia If taken in
time; will cure coughs, colds and all
bronchial troubles We have spent
years in the discovery of this remedy,
and now offer it to suffering humanity.
BE sure you get the genuine Bunsen's E
Pine Tar Cough Honey. For sale by
j. n Wallace.
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EASE AND DISEASE.
a Short Lesson ON the Meaning of "a Fa-
miliar Word

I. Short Lesson ON the Meaning of Fa-
millar Word.
Disease is the opposite of ease Web
ster defines disease as lack of ease
uneasiness, trouble, vexation, dis
quiet" 1t is a condition due TO some
arrangement OF the physical organism
A vast majority OF the disease" from
hich people suffer is due to impure
blood Disease of this kind is cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which purifies,
enriches and vitalizes the blood
Hoods Sarsaparills cures scrofula,
salt rheum, pimples and all eruptions
1t tones the stomach and creates o
good appetite, and it gives vigor anc
vitality to the whole body. Itreversei
the condition of things, giving health
comfort and lease" in place OF dis
ease"
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Local Melanse.

Daily Leader, 5 cents a copy.

Daily Leader, 5 cents copy.
lost Scottish Rite charm having
name on IL. Finder please return to
Leader Office.
t-MasonicIcharm, 32nd degree.
Name on back; 80 reward IL returned
TO Leader Office.
Judge Foster issued a warrant today
for Cleveland A. Arends, on complaint
of Mrs. =. q. Kellar.
The Shakespeare Club will meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Reese.
J. f. oliver, successor OF the ID. II.
Goode Grocery company business at
1iO oklahoma avenue, keeps four clerks
busy all the time.
To save time and while waiting for
the completion Of their building Hirseh
a. KaufmaH are using the Brooks store
at li5 Harrison avenue TO unpack and
mark goods.
Mr.. Alfred Thorne and Mrs. Clara
Thorne were united in marriage yes
.erday afternoon, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Newman, by Rev
Sturgis, of the Episcopal church. The
contracting parties i've IN lne country
and are very popular people in their
neighborhood.
Marshal Cravens, one of the most
artistic printers in Oklahoma and one
of the best fellows that ever live~ in
this climate, departed for Austin,
Texas, yesterday, to accept the make
up" on state work at salary of $50
per week, nine hours Fer day work.
Guthrie printers are called TO every
part Of the globe to do the fine print
ing and make ready, There is no bet
ter than Marshal
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hirsch and Miss f..
Martin, of st. Louis, are guests at the
Royal. Mr.. Hirsch is a N member OF the
firm OF Hirsch & Kaufman, who will
soon occupy the new Weinberger
block with department store, some
thing Guthrie has never had Miss
Martin will be at the head of the mill
linery department, and as she is just
from the markets and the most fash
ionable section of the east, she will be
in position TO. show the patrons of
her department the latest novelties in
millinery.