The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-12
S. 7. FRANKLIN,
Sole Agent.

Bank Of this city has been sold TO Mr..
Brooks. formerly United States sttor-
10Y at Guthrie; Major John f. Stone,
~ Guthrie: DR.. Winkler and Boynton
aud h, OF Kingfsher Mr.. Brooks
aud Major Stone are to become resi-
dents OF Kingdsher.
Last week Jim Cook appeared at
Gibson. 1T, and talked to his friends.
lie was a mem Der of his brothers fam
GUS gang OF outlaws. He will not be
mOlested as he has reformed.
At Kansas City the Modern w, oi-
men have granted the Oklahoma
Woodmen, OF whom there are 1000,
the privilege OF being created subor-
dinate iurisd ction. This is the first
OF It's kind south OF the Mason and
Dixon line.
Col. John Stone is preparing TO move
to KinpGsher. lie has been elected
president OF the PEOPLES bank in
which institution he ana Judge G.
Brooks receutly purchased a controls
ing interest.
Edwin + Young, general agent of
the ", stern Loan & Trust company,
y.ill leave tonight for Chandler and
stroud, where the company is doing a
uicr business. The Western Loan q
Trust company commen ed business
April 1. 1879, aud up TO date have
written sl30,C0O OF business. Banker
McNeal is the president.
The Guthrie Cash Store removal sale
commences on Wedn. sday, June l4th
rne entire stock will be offered TO the
people al cost. We don't want to move
any more o. our present stock than we
can help and p efer turning into cash
even al cost or little below. See
some quotations in this paper
i. j Evans, OF Chandler, has sup
piled the b ard OF health Of the tern.
tory with report Of the smallpox
cases ia Lilcoln county since March 26.
There were % eases and nine deaths.
Seventeen OF these cases We're by
people who had never been yacc mated.
The report also says that the disease
was brought from Mexico by family
named Eggleston.
See the Leaders great offer Okla
/ homu Leader one year and the Farm
journal, OF Philadelphia, five years
( for only so cents in advance.
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ST. Louis; b j Edwards, Oklahoma
City; A q. Westcott, l.. w. Clapp anC
w d. Moore, Wichita; Ii A. johnson
Ferry G, Il Salisbury and j. c. Me
Keap, Kansas City; j. @ Hoover, New
l kir Mrs AL Weller, Chicago
Father Van Hulse left today 10
shawnee, accompanied by Father An
clan, of Langston, and Father Francis
The latter was ordained last Friday a
ST Louis, His parents reside o. Shaw
nee. Father Francis will see As frs
mass there tomorrow.
}. n Wallace is sole distributor TO
he celebrated In Il own" cigars
/ was seriously afflicted with acoug
for several years and last fall had
more severe cough than ever before.
have us many remedies without RI
o ceiving much relief, and being recon
. mendOd 20 try bottle OF Chamber
lan's Cough Remedy by friend wh'
knowing me TO be a poor widow, CAV
10 20 me, / tried IL, and with the mos
gratifying results The hrst bottl
relieved me very much and the secon
bottle has absolutely cured me,
have not hac as good health for
} years Respectfully Mrs Mary 4
Beard, Claremore, Ark Sold by a
druggists
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