The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-07

Observation-Disclosures

cOhls for rvsldlsp bale cotton.
fiawkes celebrated spectacles are
sold only by p. b, Lille & Go.
a doctor at Muskogee advertises
that be will render medical services
for the money that Is in 1t.
New books at Lillie's and at the
POstofiice Book Store. over 1000 vol
umes TO select from
George Alliire has sold his inherent
in the Norman Democrat-Topic to U.
s. Russell. Of Missouri.
Mr.. Hirsch returned last night from
81. Louis, where he purchased large
stock for every department OF the
Grand Leader.
Children born in the Chickssaw and
Cboctaw Indian nations after the Drst
Of October will not be entitled to be
enrolled.
Ardmore's Commercial Club sees to
1t that the roads leading into that
town are keptin repair,
The Grand Leader has a large
stock Of ladies' tailor made suits.
The board CT regents of the terri
torisl normal school held session at
Edmond yesterday.
The session Of the Greer county dis
| trict court for October has been put
over until December.
hat bought at the Grind
Leader lUiH be trimmed free.
Writings selected p, pers, all shades
and sizes at Lilies, Ladies are in
vited to call and see oue liue OF fine
correspondence GO JGs.
Not in any years us the past have
there been SO many vehicles and pee
Pile on the streets Of Guthrie as were
seen today and our merchants all did
a land Cfiice business.
Eyes that are weak should be pro-.
tected with spectacles properly fitted
Lille will do the work and guarantee
satisfaction.
There is to be a danciog contest be-
tween John Courtney, of Oklahoma
City, and Sam Howard OF Guthrie,
next week at Reaves' Vaudeville.
The Chandler News wants practical
men elected TO the next legislature.
Since the last legislature gave the
News fiat take" why not re>elect
the same menp
That Council Grove military reser
vation sale OF 4 900 acres TO be sold at
auction on DecembT @, will likely
make or break somebody.
The best place in town te get some.
thing good TO eat is at the Capital
City Short Order House. l05 First
Street, E. p. Gregg, proprietor.
Remember, Whdt We ddUertise is
positiUe facts; try our prices. -
The Grand Leader.
To be fair TO yourself read the ad in
today's Leader of the Fair. Sendel-
bach Bros, never speak without say ing
} something
Owing to the illness of Judge Irwin
the October term of the Custer county
district court had to be postponed to
some date hereafter to be fixed.
The case OF the Phoenix Bridge com
pany VS.. G. Street was filed In the
S supreme court today on petition In
error rom Pottawatomie county.
Deputy Marshal Heck returned yes
terday from Saltwater with Charles
Crater 10 custody, who pleaded guilty
to disposing aud was sentenced to &C
days in the federal jail and to pay q
fine of 800.
The Grand Leader receives by
express daily ladies tailor made
waists.
Fred Morgan, the only 0klahoms
justice of the peace who ever reversed
the supreme court and won out on It,
: was in town Wednesday. He is one
OF Guthrie's leading lawyers.--chAn.
dler News,
According to the new rules OF the
territorial live stock commission. from
November to January 1 cattle car
: cross the federal line assing through
the west aud touth lines Of Cleveland
l. ncoln, Payne and Pawnee counties,
after proper inspection.
The mule market on First street was
: lively today, and large numbers oi
mules changed hands at handsome
prices. The agent OF the English gov.
ernment will carry many mules out oi
the territory, lea-ing in their stead
the pockets of mule owners well lined
Win Cu " iiSh oOFCANAB hSs
Paine & Houston yesterday closed q
deal between VIM, Sauer, of Illinois,
, and Prof. Gaffney of the Capitol City
Business College, whereby Prof. Gaff-
ney became possessor OF the livery
barn property at the corner OF FIRST
and Noble, for which he gave farm
valued at SO, 500. Mr. Sauer's property
was valued at 81, 800 and he paid the
difference.
M. e. church-Snnday school at 1000
a. m. Preaching at ll:0O a. M, follow
ed by the Lords Supper. Meeting for
women at 500 p. IN. addressed by
Mrs. 81. John Preaching at MeKen-
mons opera house, for men, by DR.. @
H. ST. John, at 500 p. IN. Evening
services at the church, 1880 p. m
Services during the week each after
noon at 2;30 and 1880 p. m.
Great wagon trains OF cotton began
arriving in Guthrie this morning q I'd
the stream continued without later
ruptiou the live long day, and rs the
Leader goes to press they continue tc
come. This influx of the heecy ma
terial, so the buyers say, is because
they are paying the best prices foI
cotton any here in the territory
Pawhuska journal: The marriage
of Claude oberly to Miss Maggie Big
heart took place at the Bigheart home
Wednesday last amid large concourse
of friends Noticeable among them
were Col. Pollock and wife, Col Pray,