The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-17
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rrY Trov Laundry. Phone 4

We have bought the entire line of
samples of underwear for men women
and children of Burnham, Hanna,
Munger & Co., OF Kans as City, which
is now on sale for soc on the dollar at
the Grand Leader
Mrs J. w. Daugherty gives strict
attention to all transient trade.
Secure season tickets for the high
school lecture course before the first
number. These tickets can be had al
Wsllecs's drug store or from pupils Of
the high school.
FRY Troy Laundry for Sne work,
Every season ticket purchased will
add little. perhaps a great deal, to
our high school library. This will add
To the intelligence of our pupils. This
makes a more intelligent community,
and therefore a more Intelligent state.
Go to the Hotel Daily for first class
meals and board Mrs. Daugherty,
Prop.
Wanted--a good girl for light house
work, no washing, no ironing Call
at 500 East Logan.
Sample line OF fac collaretles on
special sale for two days only, next
Thursday and Friday, at one-third off
the regular price. at Ramsays.
OF course we have karnival on
hands. and we will help to make 1t
success. We want everybody to help
make the high school lecture course II
success. Tickets will be sold for the
season for So. Everybody try.
AGO dozen samples of high grade
underwear for men, women and chill
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the dollar;
Special sale at Ramsays means spe~
cial prices for that sale. Next Thurs
day and Friday one-third off the regu-
lar retail price on fur collarettes,
searfs, etc.
We are selling lots OF millinery
goods but still have large stock to
select from. Mrs. James Johnson, Il6
Harrison avenue.
Hear Patricola and his gifted assist
ants Thursday night, October 10. Re-
member this will be the first number
of the high school lecture course, the
net proceeds to be used to purchase
books for the high school library.
Your children will read them.
300 dozen samples OF high grade
underwear for men, women and chill
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the dollar.
The Postotfice Book Store has a com~
plete line of school books, tablets etc,
for school use.
800 dozen samples OF high grade
underwear for men, women and chill
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the ollar.
New books at Lilies and at the
POstoffice Book Store. Over 1000 vol
umes TO select from
800 dozen samples OF high grade
underwer fo~ men, women and chill
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the dollar.
Ramsay's special sale for rcxt Thurs
day and Friday, the 10th and Goth, is
or fur collarettes, etc, at one-third of
the regular retail price.
800 dozen samples of high grade
underwear for men, women and chill
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the dollar.
Hear Palricola and his gifted assis~
tants Thursday night, October 49,
Remember this will be she first num-
Der of the high School lecture course.
All net proceeds will be used to pur-'
chase books for the high school H.
brary. Your children will read theu.
500 dozen samples of high grade
underwear for men, women and chil>
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at so cents on the dollar.
Miss Cooper one Of the teachers at
the ArapAhoe school, has been granted
q transfer to one of the Indian schools
at Ponca agency. Miss Cooper Is
finely educated young lsdy and was
a great favorite with the little brood
over whom she had care.
Ramsays go one-third off on a sample
line OF fne fur collarettes at their
special sale next Thursday and Friday,
the 10th and Goth.
800 dozen samples OF high grace
underwear for men, women and ehil-
dren on sale now at the Grand Leader
at 80 cents on the dollar.
Mrs. Mary Nulk, wife OF John Nnlki
the farmer who was murdered west Of
this city about a year ago, died al her
home three miles west OF this city
yesterday AZ few minutes past three
o'clock She had been confined 70 her
bed for same time with slow fever and
was appsrently gettiag better but
had relapse which caused her death.
Mrs Nulk was born in bekleburR,
Germany. June 8, 1875, came 10 @lner-
lea In 1855 and TO Oklahoma about five
years ago. .-Oklahoma City Times
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