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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14

OF comrades. being under the auspices
and direction OF the supreme officers.
The meeting was opened dn brigade
session bV the honorable chancellor, be-
ing assisted by the members OF the
council. Initiation ceremonies then f0l-
lowed after which the honorable pro-
tectOr. Henry Norton declared Brigade
No. 6 10 be I'm existence. The officers OF
the new brigade were then elected as
follows. Honorable commander. Geo.
White yice-commander. Arthur smith:
chaplain William Kean: scribe, Ar
thur w. Smith: treasurer DIR. A. III.
Wood; recorder. George Moorhouse;
guide. William Taylor. assistant guide
William Shirley: inside senUnol. Com
rade Bates: outside sentinel. William
parr The hight honorable protector
annointed Comrade u. c. William y.
smith as past commander pro tenn.
ana also announced his selection OF l..
q Joseph w. Leacy as the deputy pro-
tector for the brigade. Various items
80 busincss were transacted. IL being
unanimously voted that Or. a. III. Wood
be the brigade physician. The honor
able commander APPOINTED Comrades
Kean Rates and TavlOr as committed
o,, bv-Iaws For the good the order
encouraging remarks We're made by the
members OF the council, Messrs. ~.
Norton. William j. Annear. G.. Roberts,
= a TrueIONc- ~. ltIlltf william l..
smith. Comrades Welsh and Wilson
also bv the deputy protector. ]. w.
Ieacev. The brigade voted its hearty
thanks TO the organizing committee for
the work Il had been engaged In AZ a
late hour the members adjourned 10
meet Monday evening. October %. when
II Is expected there viii be quite .
number of applications for member
shin. There is every prospect that be-
fore long this brigade will become one
of the strongest in the order.
The supreme executive officers along
with Deputy Sainsbury spent very
nleas SAINT evening Tuesday with the
members OF Brigade No. s OF Taunton.
Mass. Ii was smoker" and was pre-
sided over bv the honorable command
or Charles j. Holt. There were a
number Of visitors present Eve
thing was done % make it am enjoyable
affair. The visitors We're met on the
arrival of the car by "A committee de-
tailed for that purpose. and We're duly
escorted 10 Troouers hall on Main
street. Remarks We're made by The
visiting comrades. showing tho bcne-
| lts derived by Joining the order. after
which refreshments were served Thi1
brigade is making strong efforts TO in
crease it's membership during the COM
| ing season. and there is every prospect
OF it's largely increasing IT'S ranks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association Will hold its
election of officers soon now. the slate
is being prepared; although, nearly all
OF the officers now holding Office will in
all probability be reelected.
Shipmate j. Bradford Cooke has
chosen a consort for life. That Is. he
is married To an estmablc woman. The
shpmates all wish him happy cruise
on the voyage Of life, Shipmate Cooke
is employed i'm the Charlestown navy
yard. and resides in Charlestown Mass.
Shipmate Cooper of Boston was i'm
Providence, Thursday.
The Surgeon Lorenzo Traver reports
the sick ones i'm the sick bay improV-
ing i'm health. Past capt. Place, SWf
and Chase.
Shipmate Card. Keeper Of Bullocks
Point lighthouse was i'm the city
Thursday and. called On Shipmate
Blanding.
Fleet Paymaster E.F. Dustin is chock
-futf of -btfStre~s- -et-ttttts ts-teadS for the
cruise OF the year 1900.
The Ladies of Naval Veterans meet
in Farragut Association hail twice a
week. AZ Washington street
Captain Joe Clifford of Bristol sWears
by the Columbia lie says the boat Is
not buiM that can beat her In a smack
ing good breeze
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
HEPTaS0PHS.

Roger williams Conclaye held It's reg
ular session at q North Main street on
Tuesday evening. Provost James b.
Loveit. officiating as archon The at
tendance was large. which is nothing
unusual with Roger Williams as all of
the members are Interested i'm promo;-
ing the welfare OF the order Applca-
tions for membership were acted upon
and three candidates We're instructed
i'm the lessons OF Hept6sophism. The
hall committee reported progress and
the Bylaws committee asked for an
extension of time for final adoption.
With a speCial request FOR all memhErs
20 b present at the first meeting in
November The entertainment commit
tee announced that they would be ready
10 Cater 10 lhe friends Of the memb RS
at the next meeting which will be held
on the oath. Under good OF the order
some very int resting and instructive
remarks were made by Dr.. j. y.
Okeefe on the line of the work OF the
.>.uprcme and subordinate medical eN-
aminer. Bro, Grams ton T. Palmer. So
retary OF What Cheer COnclaVe, mac
some good words To- offer on the inter
change of visits by m7mb rs OF differ
'Iil ttit'ldNt~i OtneF leiitlhS were liidN'
by several brothers and the genera
tenor of whole meeting was such as u
cause every brother TO be glad he wa
there and have "A desire 10 come again
Rhode Island Conclave held it's gu
lar meeting at King Philip hall. West
minister street on Thursday evening
Archon Devenish being at Fan Rive
to assist in instituting another new con
CIaVe in That CITY. Provost Thomas 4
Magee filled the archons char and abl
officiated i'm installing Bro. HaWss a
frasan and i'm initiating the new can
didates i'm the mysteries OF Heptasoph
ism. Applications Tor membership W .r
acted upon. The entertainments commit
tee announced that a smoker VIII p'
held November 9th and that Spetld
invitation lis given 10 the memb rs on al
conclaves in the city 10 take part. !
is sicerely hoped that the pride oi lh'
members of Rhode Island IonciaN'
will cause them 70 turn out nm run loIC'
to entertain the visitors. The attend
ance was large and under the good o
the order every brother had somethins
10 say Past archon. :. w. IhompSon 4"
Roger Williams ConClaVe ana supreme
Deputy Organizer was visitor ail
gave some good advice on the suDJec'
interesting the conClaVe members ,
\ new Conclave. when mahfS -.
third in that city was instituted az : " a.
River on Thursday evening pN ds
Supreme Archon Edward +. Jam ds
sisted by Deputy supreme Arch'h Jn"
j. Devenish Of Rhode Island OoH0''N'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
Orders = < < = =
< = and Societies

reproduction, OF tho marriage OF Tom
Thumb and Layania Warren. There will
be nothing wanting To make all happy
and satisfied.
A new lodge at Thornton Is almost an
assured success and not only this but
the chances are that they will meet I'm a
new hall. which Will be practically
their own. Those i'm charge are working
hard. and the lodge VIII undoubtedly
be i'm running order before the new year.
Howard Lodge OF East Providence
and Redwood Lodge of Newport We're
visited by Grand Chancellor John 9.
Purkis and suite this week. ON Tues
day evening they Will visit Burnside
Lodge at Bristol and on the fOlowing
evening viii visit Myrtle Lodge at
Woonsocket.
Next Thursday evening is the date OF
the union demonstration of the order at
Pawtucket and many OF the members or
the order from this city will take part
The prospects are that the entertain
ment and social Ito b. given by 81.
Johns and Pythas lodges i'm Columbia
hall on the evening Of oct. 80 WIN De
n grand success.
The fair committee OF Elmwood Lodge
met Tuesday evening and organized as
follows: Chairman. Fred T.. Davis sec
retary Reuben X. Bemis treasurer,
Benjamin f. Harrington. Sub commit
tees We're appointed TO make the neces-
SarN arrangements Tor lts ldlf, winch
will be held from Dec. 4 TO IL. Elm
! wood Assembly of the Pythlan Sister
hood together with other lady friends
OF the lodge have rendered their SER
vices 10 the committee.
The rank OF might was conferred up
on one candidate at the meeting OF
Elmwood Lodge Wednesday evening
after which the ususl feed" was serv-
ed by the social committee.
Garfield Lodge had an attendance of
| about 80 Tuesday evening and witness
| Ell one candidate receive the rank OF es-
| quire.
Master OF Finance Simon Wreschins-
| KY OF Garfield Lodge who has been con
| nected with "A firm at Narragansett Pier
| for the summ9y has returned and as
sumed his dulles.
One application for membership was
| received at the session OF Enterprise
| Lodge Tuesday evening
The Past Chancellors Association met
! i'm the hall Of Rhode Island Lodge Mon
| day evening and after dlspoSing of their
| business partook OF "A collation..
| on Tuesday evening the &c. G. & r.
| c." Association viii call upon Palestine
| Lodge
| Red Cross Lodge held a successful en-
| tertainment Tuesday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The last session OF Excelsior division,
No. rs. was held in Arnold Post hall,
on Friday evening. with w. p. Frank
j. Potter presiding and the deputy OF
the division Willis Beatty OF Paw
tucket present. There were three visit
ors from William Penn division Or
Pawtucket on this evening, Sister Beat
ty. Brother Southwick and the grand
treasurer OF the grand division of II. l.,
Mrs. Southwick The installation or
officers occurred on this evening ana
resulted: w patriarch. Frank j. for~
ter: w. A. Adah Marshall; w. scribe.
Malcolm McCunn: w. \. s.. Hattie
German: SUPERINTENDENT Of y. +. work.
Mrs Mary T.. Potter. l. sentinel ROBERT
Y Watt: \. c.. Alice Marshall; con-
ductor Edward Sergeant; outside SEN
tinel. Willam Fellows; past worthy
patriarch Mrs. Emma Fellows. w.
Patriarch Frank J. Potter appointed
the following committees. Social COM
mdttee. Mrs Mary T.. Potter. Minnie
BensleV \. Marshall: finance commit
tee. Allan r Peck. Edward l.. Laveck,
Charles Smith: visiting committee.
Mrs. Peek Mrs. Etrma Fellows. Nal
com McCunn: investigating committee,
Adah Marshall William Fellows. Rob-
ert c.. Watt. AS a happy surprise on
the deputy a fine silver mounted um-
brella was presented 10 him by y. G..
s. Allan r. Peck from Excelsior divis-
ion and a souvenir society pin was
given 20 w. Associate Miss Adah Mar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

4 pleasant feature Of The iasl Ii''e',
ing OF Auxiliary No. of Rhode ls'shu
was the presentation to Sister buNt'h
of SILK umbrella. some ume ag" ih'
auxiliary nut up for competition q N'l~"
of au umbrella to the sister iir.. oii'E-
iug n ten members Go thr IuN'''l. 4,
aud sister Buxton was th' 800
mrHUFT. VUe bfeFFhTdTVU ~ ,-, -
made hy the deputy y e.. JOHN ilai
ter and Sister BuNtOu re-puudrd .h
few we'll chosen words which eNp''
rd her satisfactiOn az being 30 surcrsf
fui va hrilding uD her uuNlaft.
Sisters Of Auxiliary 80. 4 VIII '
ul.assi to learn that Sister Mrs. ~rlIi %
of this AUXILIARY is stead lN mpf'Nlht
and cNl'ccts t1 De- amoug thrm in q
wtok ur tNO.
AuVilarv 80. I meeta "Wednesday.
Auxiliary No. meets Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
FOUND 1T OUT.
a Providence Cifi-
zen Is Finding 1t Out.

Had the backache a good many years.
And a little worse every year.
Finally. could not work at all.
My back took up all my time.
MAY sound strange, but it will do
it)
Found out 1t was kidney trouble
talking.
Always talks through the back.
Found out that Doan's Kidney Pills
was the remedy.
They always talk through their cures.
They tell Providence people through
Providence people.
\ backache always means kidney
trouble.
The beginning is always the back
ache.
The ending may be Bright's disease.
Read the following case OF PrOvi-
dence citizen, who found the remedy in
time.
MIR. Alfred T.. Young Of 293 Dyer
street saws. al sun from kidney
trouble FOR two years. My back panied
,crtelv N stopped or did much lifting.
the kidney secrcti0ns became irregular
and presented a brickdust sediment on
sfanding. and were accompanied by
min Attacks of dizziness also an
moved me. and had severe headachrs.
,,r--r 1frrararr- remedies hut received
only temporary relief Procuring Doan's
t..ip.y pills 40 "a drug store. ] cOutin-
,,.i tb.ir use until I had taken fo Or
G,x.. when was relieved uf The back
o,he the sprretlnus w"r" regulated, a1t
,ba pain and sediment dIsdppraied.
Dlau's Kidney P'Is I.f sac py ','
M "a .IIaIN q
NIiiburn CO.. buffalo. y " solo
agents ror The United states. tcm'm-
ber the name. Deans and tahe no
plaer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Bmgade No held its usual meeting
Friday in Freedom hall. the Hon. com.
Benjamin Buckley presiding There
was large attendance OF members.
Roll call found one absentee the office
being filed temporarily. Communica-
tion was received from Auxiliary No.
extending invitation 10 their annual
ball to be held Tuesday, October 81, ana
il was accepted. There was one initI-
alton. Mr.. A l.. Staples being con-
Quoted through the ceremonies. Sick
committee reported Comradc Georg'
Decker as being able 20 resume work
after six weeks illness. Comrade
Sampson Webb was reported as I'M
proving very nicely Comrade g. r..
Hughes was reported sick. Auditing
committee made a very satisfactory re-
port The entertainment committee.
through Comradc Charles w. Cover.
reported that it was proposed yn hold
"a select social az the next meeting IN
Freedom hail. The services OF Miss
Irene Gammell the clocutiuuist have
been secured which rs a sufficient guar
antce that IL viii be- "a success. O,her
well known artists have been engaged
The uiice ~ admission has been Uut &C
"A popular figure n cents. qnd 10 is tn"
earnest desire OF the committee thtt
an thr comrades avail themselyes Uf
This opportunity Co. have pleasant
evenings CnIOtmcnt. \ short Ue'tIUF
of the brigade Wil De- held at l.3O 90
adm uf any necessary bulness h.inS
transacted tud-r good Of the order
remarks We're made hy the Right Hon.
PrOiectnr ID. Norton. etc. after which
the brigade adjourned.
The work of the organizing commi -
Urc after uatient work eliminated iu
the starting Of RrIradc SO g of Rhode
Island Monday evening Tho iu~titu'-
iur evercires took r'1co in tho krirh e
~ Pythiss hall. with a iares gathering
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

On Monday evening there Is to be
Garfield Lodge for the famous He
will'' committee Of that lively and en-
terprising lodge are to hold an enter
tainment and ball. The leading feat
ure-of- entertainment Will be the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14

tournament, the first sitting 10 take
place Wednesday evening.
Next Thursday evening Pettaconsett
Tribe will be visited Do the chiefs of
the great council,
on Monday evening Ossemequin Tribe
received two applications for member
gbiD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
MARVELLOUS
Work OF the POIlRck -Yirag
Automatic Telegraph.

Scripps McRae League
Chicago, Nov. 25 Messages wae
telegraphed from Chicago to Mllwau
kee and back again yesterday at the
rate Of i22,o00 words per hour. This
extraordinaryperforu ance was achiev
ed by the Pollask.virag automatis
telegraph and wasa q preliminary test
Of the machine, bat II was given un
usual significance by the fact that
messages were sent much greater
distance than was ever before attemp
ted by the inventors. After the Nil.
waukee test the apparatus was at
tached TO a wire 10 Buffalo, n g., aud
messages were sent az the rate Of 90.
900 words an hour The distance Of
this transmission is ,062 miles From
Buda Pest 70 Berlin, distance of less
than zoo miles Is the longest hereto
fore attempted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
'sseseeosseesoesoeesose
LoCAL MELANGE

Paul Foster Is omewhere on the
briny neep between Golden Gate ane
the Hawaiian islands. He has gone
to be a soldier In the Philippines
Paul schooner says he has = horse
for sale. II IL an estrAy be took up
the other day. lie will sell it next
Tuesday 20 the highest bidder,
Wanted Energetic salesman. school
supplies, country work; 500 salary
aud extras -R o. Evans s. Company,
Chicago, III.
Bob Woods. one OF shawnee's bright
est legal lights, IA in the city today
trAnsacting business aud renewing
acqualntences with his many friends
here
The Shakespeare Club will meet
with Mrs. N. ~ Carter next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock The lesson
will be Twelfth Night concluded.
Oklahoma when there was 30 large an
amount Of game OF all kinds a. there
rs this year Hunters bring in game
OF all kinds in large quantities
Charles Lowcry Arriucd yesterday
from thirty-fve mile drive in the In
terest Of Halsell-Frazicr a. Co Tie
says wheat farms present beautiful
sight. They are 10 luxuriaut tor this
time Of the year.
Trinity church. Broad and Noble
sunday next before advent sunday
school at 40 q. mi service aud sermon
at a. =. M. Evening service and ser
mon az 7:20 p. ma The choir is being
reorgaaiEed and strengthened hence
a good musical program for sunday
and also for Thanksgiving day. Seats
sTcc; everybody welcome.
Governor Barnes is in receipt OF d
communication from the Chilean
charge d'anaires az Washington re-
1uesting Information concerning the
property left by Juan Evan Jelistl
Reyes, a chilean subject who is said
90 have died in Guthrie iu 1905. sine,
then a letter has been received from
Chile at the Chilean legation az Wash
ingtou urging the charge d'ahaires %
invest gate the matter representa-
that the deceased lcft considerable
property, among which were yarlou
Iegaclrs GO bus relatives iu Chile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
UNCROWNED
Trust King, J. MeManes. Dies
In Philadelphia.
scripps McRae League

scripps MeRae League.
Philadelphia, Nov. 25--jamca Me-
Names, for years prominent hgure la
Philadelphia, died this morning Of
general debility. lie was president
Of the Peoples bank when the cashier
81 that institution, John $ Hopkins,
committed suicide The bank was
closed aud then followed charges
against ex-senator Quay aud State
Treasurer Haywood McMancs paid
100000 Of the banks Indebtedness
AZ one time he welded a great politi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
BUSINESS BURNED
Fire Caused HEAVY Loss at Lone
GrOve, l. 4.

Arduore. I. T.. Nov. a5-Almost the
entire business portion Of Lone Grove
was destroyed by are this morning
The nre originated la the Dry goods
store Of Cummings Bros.
other sufferers are c Roper, gro
cerics. L. n Hills, general merchan-
disc, s. Price, groceries, Carter dry
goods v. L. Armour. barber J A.
settle, barber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

United states Marshal Thompson
returned last night from Enid where
he has been attending court. He
brought q prisoner with MIN WHO was
indicted by the grand jury Of Garfield
county for counterfciting. The man
made fair quality OF hve cent pieces
and was caught working slot machines
with them. lie will bc held until The
next term of coort az that place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
On Dress Goods

We have just received large lot of
new plaids In all the latest desirable
shades, worth IS cents per yard We
will make a spec al price fov this sale
az % cents per yard
Heavy deeced l0i blankets worth
G5 cents, price ..........-.. 4'c
Good heavy comforts large size ise
Ladies heavy fleece lined seamless
hose, worth is cents, price Toe
Children's heavy ribbed. seamless
and stainless, 40 cent value Be
Ladies' extra heavy Jersey ribbed
deece lined union suits worth
rs cents. price f'c
Children's Jersey ribbed, aeece
lined union suits, all sizes 2'e
Visit our cloak department. IL will
inform you, IL 10 a revelation. such
elegant wraps trimmed Ia the latest
styles All the up 20 date shapes a.
prices that will please the most fAa-
tidious.
CAPS-we are fully up-to.date ou
all the popular prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

The Fry berger & Newell Department
Store company hiss been Incorporated
with a capital % $50. 600, and will oc.
cupy the Newell building, on Rock
Island avenue just as soon as f0-foot
addition is built-E Reno Bell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

cal power IN municipal and national
elections. and was known as the 'uE
crowned king of the gas trust"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
Farm Journal
GREAT
OFFER
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December, 1908,
Nearly o Years

Nv special arrangement made
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that that paper to every subscriber
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THE FARM JOURNAL
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This offer should be accepted
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First come first served so march up
aud pay Tor the OKLAHOMA LEApEh a
year ahead. This will secure that
good little paper. the Farm Journal
Tor the balance OF isol aud al OF 1909
1901. 1902 and 1908, nearly i've year
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
AFTER HIM.
Poor Bewlved Roberts Getting
IL on All Sides


ripps.McRae Deague.
Peru. Ind. Nov asa petition has
been sent 10 the house OF representa-
tives against the seating Of Congress
man Roberts OF Utah. The petition Is
signed by more than 500 residents Of
Peru, for the most part voters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
Did You Ever Stop to Think

70 dollar make 10 make dollar
average compelled equivalent
exhaung physically mentally But dollar all you have
fall line
ourselves to meet Just this
contradiction that dollar
pattern cloak fact bill goods
may departments Talk cheap but the
oof Price elsewhere We
comparison selling thoroughly posted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

.peaa our
mntsTo meha
spucha o US are
rnoneyw d
plesey you nj m
gsls5s As9s sgosH THE CYCLONE 'PHi5 %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

The plan of the reserve fund OF the
Giant oaks is not surpassed by ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
On Clothing

A thoroughly up.to.dAte stoek oi
mems boys. aud chiidreae clothing
az prices that will BRING wrinkles aha
crows feet on the the faces OF our
would-be competitors.
one lot OF mems heavy black chev
lot suits perfect htters ana
tailored la latest styles, well
worth e.. Price Only 81 20
Once more-A beautiiul novelty
cheviot, that would grace any
business man aud well worth
$40. Price only %
A new ARRIVAL nobby fancy
cheuot French faced and sat
ia piped. oil wool and a dandy
az Sl2. Price SGD
In anticipation of cool weAther-An
array OF all the good things we could
hnd la the way of underwear With'
out equivocation or mental reserFa'
tlon we have the best csc underwear
la this mans town We know 10 ard
We can sight you
GLOVES Buckskin, sheepskin,
GoatskiE, Muleskin Gloves nd hitis.
Say, this 10 no skin game, either.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

recently very e, Cape and Winter Wraps
al muc Investigation "l convince you ' we
nDualusa savaun eAaraLd dnL .n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
On Shoes

A full line Of Lilly bracket shoes
in Fordcrcr's vici White Bros
willow and wicker calf worth
in any shoe house $3.50 rgice $3.50
A large line OF box calf Ia all
toes worth 50, Pri $50
Plain calf Mckay welts. sell
every here FOR 81 60 Price 800
Just in--GO dozen heavy work
ahOes suitable for railroad or
farm wear, at prices that will
sell them.
Ladies' pat. tip Dongola, lace and
button. worth every cent Of gi.
35, Bed Rock Price . 80
Ladies' pat Zip, button worth 81
20 Price ... ....... 1875
Ladies' box calf Polish, we'll
worth 81 so Price ........... Z. 90
Ladies' fancy vestin top, turn
sole, worth 90 90. Price -. 2.75
Ladies' Kangaroo Calf worth 81
90, Price Observation-Disclosures. .......... 80
Ladies' heavy shoes, solid sole
and counter SO
We have d stock OF tshoes complete
la oil department. and can safely
guarantee our price against any offer
made by otherb.