The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-28

Custer county bonds to the exteut
OF s26, 600 were fled with the auditor
yesterday,
Roy V. Hoffman, the boy orator Of
oklahoma, will give an address Mt the
government acre on Dewey day
The season at the 'honkytonR" has
closed A few attractions have been
booked for the first week in July.
All grades Of school work from the
third to the high school will be taught
at the G. &. B. G. during the next ten
weeks. Tuition very reasonable.
Yesterday evening large snake Of
the blue racer species was killed in
the yard Of DR. Chas. Smith on east
Cleveland His snakeship measured
five feet.
Bring your little ones down to the
government acre Dewey day and give
them chance to see the boys and
girls in the May pole dance.
There will be a crowd on the gov
ernment acre on Dewey day TO hear
the bright thoughts that will be
uttered in honor OF the great hero
who covered our nation with glory. .
The Trinity Club met last night at
! the residence Of Mrs. F. Il. Lucas. II
was definitely settled that the Chimes
Of Normandy would be reproduced
one night next week. also that they
would show in King6sher Saturday,
May G.
j. W. Ferrier, the expert jeweler OF
Guthrie who did the fine watch work
OF that city and who left one year ago
on account OF his health hes returned.
his health much improved, is perma-
nently located at his old stand in the
Eagle drug store Take him your sick
watches and he will make them good
as new.-Mulhall Enterprise.
The following teachers will be
added TO the regular corps OF instruct
ors at the Capital City business Col
lege on Monday, May 1; Miss Alma
Carson as principal OF the norma
work, with Mrs Dell Mitchell, Thos
O, Morrow, a. G.. Dennis Miss Alice
Terry, Miss May Johnson, and Mis-
Emily Armstrong as instructors.
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nest in the world. Issues all kinds oi
accident policies that pay weekly in.
demnity for any kind Of accidents
happening at homo or on railroad. AL
so policies that pay weekly indemnity
for sickness, loss of limbs, eyes, etc.
Apply TO 4. j. Lowe. Beadles block.
"a word TO the wise is sufficient
and word to the wise should be suf
ticient, but you ask, who are wise
those who know. The Oft repeated
experience OF trustworthy persons
may be taken for knowledge. Mr.. w
Terry says Cham mberlain's Cough Rem
edy gives better satisfaction than any
other on the market. He has been II
the drug business at Elkton, Ky, fol
twelve years; has sold hundreds o
bottles Of this remedy and nearly al
other cough remedies manufactured
wich show sconclusiyely that Cham
berlain's :" the most satisfactory tC
the people an IS the best. For sale
by all drt SITS.
The WORK Of the Great Mutual Life
Insurance Co., Of New York, since iti
organization IN 1913:
II has paid 10 living members s2s3 l57,267 @
TO the benehciaries OF deceased
mem Defs ..... ..-. ........---....- -oin'l,-o- t
Total paid 10 members both liy
ing ana dead M ls7,7ls $40 O
And now holds for the security
of its present mem pers ....... 2iG,al1S35 3
Paid to and invested for lis
members .... ...-... 765 966 e25 a
The Policies of this Company
are t~narkable for their liberality
large guaranteed values and ent.-;
absence Of all technical terms ol
phrases.
Being practically ineontestable they
provide legacy and not lawsuit
Persons desiring policies in thi'
company can secure them OF II. j
Lowe, general agent for OklahomI
territory.