The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-02
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nee is In operation.
Father Standaert OF the Alva Catho-
Tic church, has returned from trip
TO Europe
To be tickled smoke the Guthrie
Tickler.
The result OF the queen contest will
be announced at Kiine's Cinematso
graph Entertainment tonight.
Ramsays expect to sell so bales of
cotton bats for comfort filling at their
special sale Wednesday next, October
4th.
Admiral Dewey has declined the in
vitation Of Dewey county residents TO
come out and visit his namesskes.
Wanted-A good man with small
family to WORK on farm. Apply to j.
n. Wallace at Corner drug store.
The territorial game warden will
make anyone hard TO catch II caught
shooting quail before the 18th of this
month
There are several ways. 1t seems, Z"
said man this morning, who shouts
the praises OF one lady and votes for
another.
The Chickssaw legislators are gen
orally opposed to the abolition of trib-
al governments before the expiration
OF the eight year limit provided in the
treaty with the Dawes commission.
wanted--At once. Good dining room
girl at the Midland hotel, Arkansas
City, kas. Good wages. Enquire of
Mrs. Nettie X. Reppeto, at Hetel
Royal.
Judge Burford and members of the
staff, Clerk Hart, Stenographer Buck
ner and Bailiff Orner, left yesterday
for saltwater. two weeks term Of
court convenes there today
See that elegant new stock of Bibles
at Lilies, lust received.
Mrs. Dsrcus Brown, colored wo-
man, has filed suit for divorce from
her husband, on the ground that "he
was false to his matrimonial duties. +"
Everything in school stationery at
Lilies.
Judge Thomas, OF the northern dis
trict, has decided that these who bor-
rowed money from the Cherokees after
their last annuity must pay it back
with interest.
The New York hard ware store yes.
terday loaded two wagons with stoves
and cooking utensils for one of the
grading contractors Of the Eastern
Oklahoma railroad.
Paul Foster writes to his father
Probate Judge Foster, that he is In
company ID. United States volunteer
infantry stationed at Fort Riley. nd
that he expects soon to be made ord
nance sergeant
At a regular called election under
orders from the adjutsnt generals Of
fee, Company A OF this city
elected the following officers:
Captain, VIII Booth. First Lieutenant
George Dunnica, Second Lieutenant,
Bert Ray.
Mr.. Fred Friedley came down from
Perry last night to take a position
with the Grand Leader, and was found
this morning at his post of duty MIR.
Friedley is a good salesman, who thor
| oughly understands the clothing and
shoe business. He was one of the early
| day boys of Guthrie and has a large
circle of friends. Fred's mission in
Guthrie is TO do business for the only
Grand Leader.
sTATISTICS
Show Bright's Kidney Pills save
more lives than any other kidney med
icines put together. They cure kidney
troubles and prevent BriRht's disease. J.
Price Csc. For sale bysJ. N. Wallace.
Mr.. Joseph Hirsch, of Hirsch e. Kauf-
man, proprietors of the Grand Leader
emporium, left hurriedly yesterday for
New York to buy almost a complete
stock of goods for the Grand Leader,
made necessary by their immense sales
since their opening. The business
done by this trm has been wonderful,
and the proprietors propose now to
make IL the most wonderfully low
priced house in Oklahoma.
FOOLED AGAIN.
wanted Boro. Oarbol Salve, but took
something supposed to be just as good.
Next time will trade where / can get
what / want. Boro~Carbol Salve will
cure eczema, burns. scalds and old
chronic sores. Cures piles. Price csc.
For sale by j. N. Wallace.
Director Widmeyer of the u, s.
Weather Bureau, leaves tomorrow for