The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-27

George Cotton, OF Pawnee. has been
appointed a farmer at the Chillocco
Indian agency.
The Eagle drug store has the latest
in the shape an automatic electric ci-
gar lighter and clipper.
The examination for county teach
ers will be held in the Capital City
business College instead of the county
superintendent's Office as announced.
Ed Pentecost, manager of the Ar
kansas City Milling Co.'s local Offices,
is moving from West Guthrie 10 the
Blincoe property, corner Cleveland
and Broad.
The county assessor has not yet
completed the assessment of the couR-
! ty, the townships OF Mulhail, Iowa,
! Spring Creek and Seward, are yet to
be assessed.
All patriotic citizens should witness
| the flag raising and take dinner with
| the ladies Of the Congregational
church on the government acre on
| Dewey day.
Don't tell II in Gath, but tell II to
your neighbor, that the whistles on
the new railroads will soon be sound
ing along the Cimarron and at the
| portals of Guthrie.
Lexington is TO have a new bank.
The promoters are f. ID. Pardue, of
Pine Bluff Ark, and r. IL. Miner, OF
Enid, treasurer OF the Farmers Mutual
Insurance company.
Luther West has accepted the local
agency OF the Milwaukee Fire lnsur-
ance company. Mr. West Is one of
Guthrie's pushing business men, and
the company made a good selection
when it appointed him it's agent.
Governor Barnes will make a loyal
address on Dewey day and large
| flag will be raised In honor OF that
brave American who so nobly defend
ed our Dag in Manila bay one year ago
May 1.
The following teachers will be
added TO the regular corps Of instruct
ors at the Capital City Business Col.
lege on Monday, May J. Miss Alma
Carson as principal Of the normal
work, with Mrs, Dell Mitchell, Thos.
o. Morrow, A. @. Dennis, Miss Alice
Terry, Miss May Johnson, and Miss
! Emily Armstrong as instructors.
Fidelity and casualty accident in,
surance company, New York, the lar
nest in the world Issues all kinds of
accident policies that pay weekly in
demnity for any kind OF accidents,
happening at home or on railroad. AL
so policies that pay weekly indemnity
for sickness, loss OF limbs, eyes, etc.
Apply TO Il. j. Lowe. Beadles block.
Cow sh.shenlSa is dead. lie was an
Onsge Indian who thought as much of
his credit as the best white man. Cow
ah-shenka had good credit among the
merchants OF Ponca City. He had a
fine ranch about ten miles southeast
Of Ponca City with big house in the
edge OF the blackjac timber where
the wind was broken, lie liked fire.
water about as well as the rest Of his
tribe, but on the whole he was a good
Indian.-Ex.
The work of the Great Mutual Life
Insurance Co, OF New York, since its
organization in 1913:
II has paid 10 living members 8es3 lb7, ,2Gi "a
no the benehclarles OF deceased
members ..- -...,-- .--.-.,....--- tolo"l, ~ ~
Total paid to members both Nv
And now holds FOR the security
of its present mem 1ers .....- 2di,bl7 ,325 30
Paid 10 aud Invested for It's
members . ...... 565 ed8 225 q
The Policies of this Company
are remarkable for their lberality,
large guaranteed values and entire
absence OF all technical terms or
phrases.
Being practically incontestable they
provide a legacy and not lawsuit
Persons desiring policies in this
company can secure them of T. J.
Lowe, general agent for Oklahoma
territory.