The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-10
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O Full line of Fourth Of July frewor ks
Just IN at Olsmiths
To bring back vigor aod happiness
drink Pabst Best Tonic.
Three days rain on the heels OF har-
vest time and still raining.
oklahoma City will hold a street fair
on the sth Of Septem Der.
Weekly Leader one year aud Farm
Journal five years for only ST.
Take your afternoon ride around the
Horseshoe Drive at Island Park.
Do you want sample copies Of the
Farm Journal2 Write the Leader
The In Town ears. made from
clear seed Havana. at j N. Wallsces.
Secretary Jenkins today issued a
notarial commiss on to George l.. Rose,
of Tecum eh.
Bring your job printing to the Lead
er office Letter heads turned out on
two hours notice.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will serve ice cream and cake all day
and evening on July 4.
The Guthrie ball team have gone to
Chandler today, where they will cross
bats with the Chandler nine tomorrow.
Bll Martin will either remain in the
county jail until his trial or furnish
81 900 bond, which he has been unable
10 do as yet
- Er.,l, Itindau,an a ,,alot, grouaro n I
Lawrie, says that coo acres have been
planted To melons in that fertile local
ity this year
Deputy Marshal Shockey came in
last night from Pawnee, with Zack
Runnells in custody, charged with
selling liquor.
The wheat fields between Guthrie
and Edmond were badly damaged by
twister yesterday. The wheat is
Hat on the ground.
Wilderson q Son, carpenters, of Ed
mond, were awarded the contract for
the carpenter work on the new school
building at that place.
Judge Tars ney Is enjoying a lucra-
tive law practice in Kansas City. The
other day he received $40, 900 retain.
er fee in big patent right case,
Go to Eureka Springs June IS. This
will be the grandest affair of the sea-
son. Five dollars for the round trip.
Frisco line, from Oklahoma City.
A Baptist and Christian minister
began a debate at Tonkawa on June
which continued SIX days, Each at
tempted To show that his is the true
church.
o. Laf Nostrum, who resides in the
southern part OF Logan county, has
secured the contract for the erection
of the Edmond school, which is to be
OF stone.
If James aud Catherine Rendey, cob
ored, will call either at the Leader
office or on A. q. Kesler they will be
informed as TO an estate belonging to
them.
The Guthrie people are not blow
hards. They do what they say they
will do, aud il anyone doubts it let
him come to the Fourth OF July cele-
bration and see for himself
Bishop Jennings, the negro who
died yesterday from a bullet wound
fired by Policeman jeff Taylor in the
discharge OF his duty, was prepared
for burial by # b. Reeder.
The camp at the reunion of Roose-
vel;'s Rough Riders will be conducted
on the line of the g. A r. camps.
Every ex'soldier is expected to bring
his blanket and uniform.
Every organization in Guthrie is get
ting ready TO line up on the great 4th
OF July celebration ia Guthrie The
procession will be the biggest thing
thing that ever occurred in Oklahoma,
mind that.
The sports in Guthrie who put :their
stuff up on Fitz now wish they hadn't.
with John l.. sullivan
I ne three heavyweight champions OF
America have lost the belt in success
sion.
Major Fitzroy Crosier, the General
OTIS of Cushing Indian village, is In
the city buying more tracts. The
sJor says the only way to solve the
mooted Indian question is to tract"
the Indians to death.
Yesterday in police court Nick VIII
Der was fined $40 for trespassing He
was found in box ear He went to
jail. o. q. Hicks was fined IS for ap-
pearing on the streets in drunken
lie went to Jail
Ralph Seay has received an invita-
tion to the wedding of his cousin, Miss
Minnie Oracle Seay, TO Mr.. Carhart, of
Massachusetts,. Miss Seay visited in
Guthrie several days this spring and
made many friends,
John Black, of the Anheuser Busch
Brewing company, has removed the
general Offices To rooms aud 4, Black
building, over Wheeler's drug store
Miss Olga Scrutehield, the book keep
er, will have charge OF the office
c Csplain Frank M. Thorn pson, terri
torial treasurer, yesterday and TODAY
paid out S2l, 1878 for the redemption Of
warrants. The warrants were drawn
on the following funds General reye-
nue., university, normal and deaf and
dumb.
The Oklahoma Times Journal max es
the remarkable statement that the
p Buffalo Jones" who was manifest in
the tiesh at the Ute opening, was one
VIM. Crane, of Guthrie. And can such
things be and not overcome one like a
sumner cloudP
Hardly day passes, in families
where there are children. In which
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
not needed. IL quickly cures Cuts,
Wounds, Bruises, Burns and sealds,
Price 25 and 90 cents. Sold by #. h.
Lille & Co, and Wheeler a Son.