The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-25

AhNAANA AAiAn w BA1At NNtN NhAH HAAAth Oll
the ticket TO be voted for in the Still
water city election.
From everywhere over the territory
comes the cheering news that the pros
poets for fruit and good field yields
we're never brighter II is almost
assured that the finest apple crop ever
raised in the territoryiwill greet fruit
growers tnis year.
Several Guthrie people with teams
left yesterday and today, and more
will leave in few days, TO work on
the new railroad near Caney. This
road is being rushed to Guthrie as fast
as men and money can push it.
Miss Lulu Strang and her aunt, Mrs
Harriet White, of Denver, who has
I been visiting Mss Strang the past
week, left today on the noon train
Mrs White to visit in Shawnee and
Miss StrHng 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c.
! O'Neil in Oklahoma City.
Judge Burwell, holding court at
Tecumseh, has postponed taking ac-
tion in the matter OF the writ OF in
junction asked for by Attorney Gen
eral Cunningham TO restrain the oil
company from disposing Of oils, till
the 25th inst
The Junior Christian Endeavor So.
ciety OF the Christian church will give
an G cream social at the home OF w.
+. Brewer, l00 east Washington ave
nue., Wednesday evening, April 90.
Come and have good time with the
little folksI
The tenth session OF the Transmits
sissippi commercial congress will meet
in Wichita, May 81. oklahoma terri
tory will be entitled TO ten delegates,
each city TO one delegate and one dele
gate for each 5000 population. The
congress will last four days.
Work on the walls of the w. S.
Smith brick business structure on Ok
lahoma avenue is being srapidly
pushed. Just as soon as the first kiln
| of brick is burnt and cooled several
other fine business houses on Harrison
and Oklahoma avenues will go up.
Max Goldsmith, representing Lam
q Co., Of Chicago, the largest tailor.
ing house in the United States, is in
the city today the guest Of Paul New
man, their local agent Mr.. Goldsmith
says that he travels in 27 states and
that Mr.. Newman's account is the best
his house has
At the Capitol hotel. Il. Dewitt, |
j. =. Newman, ST. Joe: NJ. II. Steb-
bins, Grand Rapiks; George G. Clayton,
Waterloo. G. T.. Butterheld. Topeka;
w. A, Parker, Perry Mrs. O. A. Gil.
bert, Cleveland, okla NJ. II. Moyni-
han, Oklahoma City; Web Hamm. j
A. French and Fred Andrews. 4. $ A.
The following teachers will be
added 10 the regular corps Of instruct
ors at the Capital City Business Col.
lege on Monday, May !; Miss Alma
Carson as principal OF the normal
work, with Mrs. Dell Mitchell, Thos.
o. Morrow, A. G.. Dennis, Miss Alice
Terry, Miss May Johnson, and Miss
Emily Armstrong as instructors.
Fidelity and casualty accident in
surance company, New York, the lar.
nest in the world Issues ali kinds Of
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.
G. W. Campbell was ia the CITY |
today and when asked about the |
wheat he said that OF Pos acres he lost
about ] 3 acres, and that in hls neigh /
borhood, the Cow bov flats. the cron /
looked promising. Mr. Campbells |
field stands about six inches and Ia
Ggures at the least about 9s bpsbois -, ~
the acre. He has ON hand - 49,
years crop about leoObusbeis 30 ,,hst a
which he will sell az rs cents ,nt ~
day he was only offered "a cen,s
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1 nc WorH OF t9e Great Mutual Life /
insurance insurance Co. OF New York, since its /
o'BauiNatioh IN 1895
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