The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-23
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snow in fleecy flakes today.
When It SHOWS wheat growers are
glad.
Board and room - per week at the
Cottage hotel.
Furnished rooms to rent at No. 4i7
North Division steret.
For sale-Choice residence lots. Ap-
ply TO Mrs, Cora Grisseil.
Buy your blank books, stationery and
Office supplies at Lilies drug store.
Wanted at onee-Two good dining
room girls at the Capitol hotel, Good
wages paid.
Lilies white pine and tar. Sure
cure for coughs and colds. Every
bottle guaranteed. Try II.
Best coffee at the Saddle Rock. Fish.
game and meats In every style, The
best short order house In town.
Toys and novelties, jewelry, fne
stationery, books. Prices way down
at LILLE g. Cos.
Are you subject to severe colds {?
Wear q chamois vest Sold by Lille d
Co. and guaranteed sure protection.
Continuation meal tickets 80 so for
50. rs at the Saddle Rock. Good also
ut the Cottage hotel. Second street,
opposite the land office.
Lost--Light overcoat on the road
between Division street and the Samp
SON farm east OF Guthrie. 81 reward
II coat is returned TO Leader office.
Mrs. d. s. Mckay has on exhibition
in the store Of Wallace e. Muller, a set
OF plates beautifully decorated in the
latest effect. The set will be rafiled.
1t looks like Judge McAtee had slid
over into the Republican party, not
because he loves the party, but be-
cause he is stuck on the salary JET.
ferson Rustler.
Lost-A ladies gold watch with
green enameled back inlaid with gold
stars, on Harrison or oklahoma ave.
nue. Friday. Please leave at Cooper's
meat market and receive reward.
Mrs. p. s. hoffman. Of Chandler, is
danger ously Ill. and the family has
telegraphed for DR.. Eme son, Of Wich.
ita, and also for Captain Roy Hoffman,
now stationed at Albany, Ga.
IfDr. McElrath gets bis bill through
extending the right of suffrage to
women he Will attract as much atten
tion as Hobson, but he probably would
not permit any of them TO kiss him. -
jefferson Rustler.
The revival at the M. L church
south will continue indefinitely. The
attendance is good. Rev. j Culpepper
will be with as next Tuesday night
and remain with us for some time
All are cordially invited.-R. b. Hicks,
Pastor.
The Oklahoma Savings, Loan and
Trust company has moved its offices 20
room 4, over the Guthrie Ma ional
bank, and has the best appointed oflio es
in the city All the furniture is in
natural oak aud the carpets are OF
Brussels make. Ralph SeRy is the sec
ret ry.
The Leader Is in receipt OF the New
York Worlds Almanac and Encyclo-
pedia for 1899. This Is exceptionally
the best and most extensive statistical
almanac and digest OF information yet
issued and 1t contains 576 pages the
facts OF which cannot be obtained any
where else. Send twenty five cents 70
the New York World and get q copy
and the information you will gain from
IL viii be worth to you several times
the price.
Mr. j. A. May, of Perry. has feeov-
cred his lost boy Lyle, stolen from him
some weeks ago by his divorced wife.
This Is the second time she has kid
mapped and carried away the child.
Once before while the father was lo-
Gated in the Indian Territory, the boy
was stolen oy his mother and carried
20 Colorado. The last time she was
stopped at Arkansas City ol q tele-
gran 10 the chief OF police, and the
boy returned 10 It's father AZ Perry.
Mr.. May once lived In Guthrie.