The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-20

Brand now styles in vehicles the
latest 1899 goods. Low prices for 80
davs. The largest and best stock IN
Oklahoma to select from. j. ). LYON,
Corner Oklahoma avenue and Division
All vehicles in my store are just as
represented, quality guaranteed, and
as cheap as good, reliable goods can
be sold. Call and see them and be
convinced. D. 5. LYON,
Corner Division and Oklahoma Ave,
II you are contemplating buying
vehicle OF any kind, call and see my
stock Buggies, road wagons, Surveys
and Phaetons. Fine, reliable goods at
reduced prices for the next 30 days.
J. 5. LYON,
Cor Division and Oklahoma Ave.
1t is said that out Of tribe Of 4g In
dians which has had the smallpox all
but about 10 have died. 1t is also said
that when an Indian is stricken with
smallpox he crawls of into the brush
aud dies from lack OF care or starva-
tion.
The T. l.. Blinco Lumber company,
OF Guthrie. have perfected a deal with
j =. McKinnis TO occupy the Davidson
& Case old stand. Mr.. Blinco is wide
awake business man and represents
considerable capital. Oklahoma City
TimesJ
This morning, at the North Side
| hotel Lieutenant Seymour Foose and
Miss Minnie b. Beal were joined in
marriage Roth parties are from El
Reno. Lieut.. Foose was an officer in
the late oklahoma battalion. Okla
homa City Times,Journal.
Smallpox has broken out to an alarm
ing extent among the Sac and Fox In
dians. There are score or more cases
in village near Cushing. A rig ID
quarantine has been establish and
no Indians are allowed TO visit any of
the neigh boring towns.
Sherman Williams, chief OF police
at Temple, Tex, was in the city last
night on his way home from Kansas
| City, where he went to get James
| Mitchell and take him to Temple for
trial on the charge OF burglary. He
hSd his man with him last night.
Thousands Of men are camped on the
edges OF the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache reservations, waiting for the
word which will permit them to make
dash for homes, but new plans are
suggested for the opening. Some want
them auctioned off, and others think
the lottery plan would be best.
The Aeolian mandolin club will fur
! nish the music at the FAN millinery
opening TO be held Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week Messrs. Geo.
and Joe Sendelbach, the proprietors
are determined to make their opening
! this week a record breaker, and while
east purchased millinery, the styles
and qualities never before shown in
this section Of the country,
+, At the Royal hotel e. b. Weatherly,
Enid; w, C. Lowry, Chicago; }. Fergu.
son, Springfield, Mass; G. w Batchel-
der, Ponca City; j. w. Vernon, L. l.,
Cooter and j. C. Welliford. Kansas
! City; c. b. Goldsmith, Cincinnati;
u. Tompers, Providence, r l. w. W,
RSthburn. St Louis; w. H. Simpson,
Chicago' w. C. Newland, st. Joe.
This spring the regular semi-annual
| opening of the Fair will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday, March 22
and 23. The people OF Guthrie and
surrounding country always look for
ward with much pleasure TO the mil
! linery openings and the display of
| really fine and artistic headgear for
the gentle sex, Of this popular house.
The Guthrie .Eolian Mandolin Club
will be there in good tune, with the
latest music. Colored walters in even
/ ing dress, will serve all callers with
ices and other delicacies.