The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-29
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Try Troy Laundry for fine worl,

attention to all transient trade.
oevera's defeat at Santiago. at opera
house October end.
Everything in school stationery at
Lilies.
Dewey victory at Manila, sat opera
house October end
For Pure Drugs
60 TO Lilies Drug Store
Bonn bardment Of Santiago, at opera
house October end.
Ramsays expect to sell so bales OF
cc..cr hatts for comfort filing at heir
special salt Wednesday next, October
4th.
Hammocks at reduced prices at
Lilies,
Bombardment Of Mantanzes, opera
house, October 9nd
See that elegant new stock of Bibles
at Lilies, lust received.
Indiana, Texas, Iowa and Oregon in
action opera house Monday, Oct, 2nd.
TO be tickled smoke the Guthrie
Tlckler.
HN pun VI iht itEtTNG Iuuu OF the
9iant Oaks is not surpassed by any.
New York ard Puritan IN action at
the opera house Monday October end.
The Giant Oaks society is doing
good business.
Searchlight pills will keep you from
having chills. l0c bottle Samples
free at Lilies drug store.
Battle of Cavite at the opera house
Monday, October End.
Everything in the school book lire
at the Eagle Drug store.
Battle of San Juan at the opera
Monday, October end.
Everyone is invited to attend the
millinery opening of Mrs. NJ. Davis,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 2e and
q.
Battle of Ell Caney at the opera
house Monday, October, end
If you want pure drugs, buy them
at Lilies.
John Henderson, a bootlegger from
Shawnee, was lodged In the federal
jail today by Deputy Marshal Jones.
George Il. Dodson is in Oklahoma
CITY, where he will assist in initia ing
a lodge of Knights of Pythias tonight
From there Mr.. Dodson Will 70 to
Norman to adjust fire loss
Ramsays will sell cotton bats AT
their special sale next Wednesday,
October 4th, about as cheap as you can
buy raw cotton in the bale.
Miss Judge" Lay, who has been
visiting Miss Ruby Jones the past few
days, will leave tonight for her home
in st. Louis. Miss Lay is a vivacious
and gracious young lady, and made
many friends while in the city.
Raw cotton is worth over cents per
pound. Ramsays bought their cotton
bats when 1t was 4 cents, and will
sell IT. on this basis at their special
batting and comfort covering sale next
Wednesday, October 4th.
Cash M. Cade, student in the Uni
versity of oklahoma, has been ap-
pointed to the U. S Naval Academy
at Annapolis; and Hugh Johnston, a
student IN the Normal school at Alva.
has been appointed cadet to West
Point.
II, X. Ellis, of Sherman, deputy sher.
iff Of Grayson county, Texas, came in
this morning TO get Michael Saffodey,
Dagoi charged with forgery, who
was arrested by Sheriff Rinehart oD
information. Mr.. Ellis left at noon
with his prisoner
Don't fail to attend the opening
Of the neO millinery store, Friday |
and Saturday, September % and |
80. 100 Harrison aUenue.
J. o. Severns returned last night
from st. Joe where he has closed the |
deal for twelve largr fl ats. The floats
are as fine and gorgeous as those used
in Kansas City; they will be leading |
feature OF Carnival attractions. Mr. |
Severn secured rouH fine attractions |
which will BE tpruns m the people
later.
Rough Rider Roscoe Miller received
letter tod-y from Kid McGinnis, Co. !
+, Twentieth Kansas, dated at Ma
nila, August 27, in which he asks
lbout friends in the territory ard par
icularly about Captain McGinnis, of |
Newkirk. The young soldier says iu |
his letter that the company expects to |
sail for Gods country about septem-
Der /.
Fred Sipes, Kay county boy now |
serving with the regulars in the Phil |
ippines, sends hs money home as he |
earns 1t, and invests in calves He
proposes to do this until he is dis |
charged from the service, when he /
will realize on his stock and 90 into /
business at Manila. He says the op~ /
plrtunities are fine, and that your /
Uncle Samuel is doing the proper /
thing by the boys,
The Herrmanns are well known 10 r
their mastery of magic. The nam,
was first nad0 prominent by Carl |
Hermann in the early forties. He
visited every civilized city In the
world, and amassed a large fortune.
Since his demise the name has been
perpetuated by Alexander his yOunget
brother. and Leon a nephew. Both
Alexander and Leon made their debut
as assistants 10 Carl. Leon the pres
ent Hermann is the most remarkable
man OF mystery the wor has produe-
ed in the last decade His emarvelous
slight of hand, and sensational illus
ions are revelation TO modern theatre
goers The most difficult and impos-
sible feats are nightly peri with
a grace and finish that astounds
admirers OF legerdemaiu. The pres
everywhere has been lavish in praise
Of this famed Prince of Darkness.
The great Hermann will appear at
McKennon opera house toniVht.
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