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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
OKLAHOMA PRO,PFRoUS
II. II. Hagan Talks 10 he X a..
sas City Jnurnsl Aboutihe
Territory.

Kansas City Journal: II IT. Hagan
a prominent business man OF Guthrie. O
T., brother OF Eugene Hagan. the Kan
sas democratic politician. was at the Bl5
som house yesterday Speaking OF bus.
ness conditions he said
owing to the bountlful croua Uh'cf
have been raised IN the past. oklahoma
Is today probably the most prosperou
agricultural section IN the United states
The reason he the diversity OF crops which
can De raised there. Siany a farmer ha,
harvested a bounufu crop OF wheat corr
cotton, oats and n talfa hay there in th
same season-wlth good fruit cr1p
thrown in-frora his leo acre farm In
what agricultural country can this show.
Ing be oqualed2
AS further eveidence OF the thr n
and energy or Oklahoma people. vii
cite the statements OF three banks n,
Guthrie, a city OF 1900 Inhabitants Thes4
statements show thatthcrc Ia over teu 90
on deposit today In these banks Thi.
speaks volumes for the Oklahoma peo-
pie, when we call to mind that OkIahom1
was settled by comparatively poor peo
pie, and that this "a strictly an agr.cul. e.
urai and livestock country. Another great
Industry Is the oil mills. W n Coy e.
proprietor OF the Guthrie oil mill. PAID
to the farmers In that community owe.
N2 900 for cotton Sc d $4,000 for castor
beans $4,000 for wheat and S2I 600 10
baled cotton--on aggregate OF over $3.50 oOu
In one season
Ten years ago there was not a farm.
house nor a furrow plowed IN Oklahoma
- Ia b.
the marvel of the present agt. I'm t,i
years Oklahoma had only one wheat fal.
ure, and for the last two years two or
the greatest raj road systems in ia
United States have been soreIy taxed IN.
cars with which TO market the whoa
crop. Last year Oklahoma furnished cor
in Texas and kansas and sent larr
quantities for export; this year Oklaho.
ma is shipping larger quandu OF corn
abroad anu feeding larger drovcs OF cat-
tie. Today the Santa Fe brought forty
four cars or corn fed steers 60 Kansas
City market from Oklahoma
Mr. Hagan has been shipp ng 20 Kan
sas city markets 10 of nat cattle re-
Gently and has the standing OF market
ing some OF the best cattle that has com.
TO the market. This fact is a spell bind
er for those business men there FOR ,h.y
hardly know the resources Of thi5 great
territory which is In SIZE, quite smlf
as compared TO some states Then So Is
so young ir ase OF developm MT. thar
anything coming from Il that ls fra,
class. seems 20 possesb charm Tor pa
icular consideration. In On IS mann r
Oklahoma products are always a suHi ct
OF discussion by these great ma K .
centers. Mr.. Hagan Is an extensive stock
shipper, and when he happens in Eaust-
city, ne ls sought after boy men who d.
sire TO find out au that 10 possible OF
how Oklahoma la nxed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
Pep { r thd d.

Stroud o. T. Feb. 2i-The Frisco depot
was broken into last night and the cash
drawey was rlned. 1t is not known how
much was taken, but Agent j. c. Edwards
does not believe that more than IS or So
were taken He is checking up now to
ascertain how much he has lost Nothing
e'se Of value was taken. No clue OF the
robbers has been found.
The ST. Louis hotel was reopened today
with big dinner and starts out with a
GOOD patronage. During the small pox
scare Mr. overholser closed II rather than
IN the risk OF having a case in the hotel
TIE management Is well pleased with the
business that has returned to It.
a special train load Of stock was TAX
on out Of here by the Frisco road today
The stock was gathered up In this neigh
horhood
BusireFs IN Stroud IL now better than
u was before the small pox scare. Condi-
tors are much better than the most ar
dent admirer OF the town expected 80 soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

San Francisco. Feb. 22-The police are
preparing TO combat an anticipated out
break among the highblndors of China
town. on Saturday last two Chinese we're
killed by highbinders IN Marysville and
last night a Chinese woman died In this
city from the effects OF n beating receiv-
ed by highbinder The rival highbinder
societies are on the point OF battle and
the police have discovered that many
just brofee hao II lpcedot ETAoINsHR
Chinese who pawned their shooting irons
just before the Chinese New Years have
redeemed their pledges and are awaiting
the order 20 slaughter. An extra guard
of police have been detailed for Chinatown
duty and a raid on G. nese highblnder
quarters viii doubtless be raade shortly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Deputy Sheriff Canon went TO Union yes
torday and held an inquest Mr. VonTun-
seln had evidently been desperate I'm his
determination to end his existence. A re-
volver was the weapon used One bullet
had passed through the body below the
heart. and one had entered his fore
head He left the following note:
Dear Mamma I done It myself. The
tfe insurance policy is in the First Ma
tional bank Correct that money. Do not
pay any debts with It, but make It reeh
as far as poss e. Your beloved hua-
band Elmer
TRY ind raise the little ones WE'LL"
Mr.. Won Tungeln leaves n wife and FIVE
children under eight years oil age. He had
been dealing some in livestock. but was
In poor circumstances. financially. About
two months ago, he was thrown by q
horse and badly injured about the head.
since VIII ch time his mind has been
somewhat affected. He was insured In
the a. o. L. w .oage for $1,OOl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
UNION PACIFIC PASSENGER ROLLS
DOWN AN ENfHANISMENI


Cheyenne. wyO. Fob. 2-Esstbound
passenger No. 2 on the Union Pacific was
wrecked at o'clock tonight at Weed sta
tion, 100 miles west OF Laramie and one
person was killed and seven injured. Six
are passengers and two ore employees
The names are not obtainable at this
hour.
The accident IA reported 10 have been
caused by a broken nail The engine ard
four cars passed over safely but the rear
cars left the track while going at high
speed The sleeper. diner and tourist car
went into the ditch.
Two wrecks occurred west OF Laramie
hast night and this morning on the Union
Pacific. both being rear end collisions Of
freight trains. No one was injured al
though she crew OF one caboose jumped
Just in time TO avoid being killed instant
~. The engine crashed through the ca
boose tearing II TO pieces. This wreck oc-
cured at Hutton station. thirty miles west
% Laramie The other wreck was at wy
oming station sixteen miles west OF lar
annie but was not serlous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
"A Great
Live Stock Jour al.

THE PRAIRIE FARM r a
weekly Agricultural aud Live
stock Journal-unr dol r a
year 1t is admit edly the le I'd b
er of the agri, ultu al ana live
istock rrnals Of the Unit d
Estates. 1t covers tn entire
field of agriculture. carrying.
live stock breeding ann i've
stock feeding. II is edited for
western farmers and st ckue
who carry on dive sih d work,
i'm fact it is the farmers news
paper. The regular su scr p.
tion price is one dollar a year,
but in order that every one O
our readers may get il next year
we will send it a ful yea Wi h
the Weekly Leader tor 20 Z l.
This low price may be with.
ID avn anytime; we reqursr our
fea 1ers to act prom V Han
in your orde or send il to US.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
CH1cAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Feb 22-The light supply OF cat
-'e today checked the declining tendency
and prices ruled steady 10 strong accord
irc 70 quality Fancy cattle brought 30 IS
1esQ: choice steers {5.S5G575; meliums
e. 7on 96; bulls 81 75a2.l5: beer steers o.s0
14S5; stockers and feeders 81 solD4 65;
,ows ard helfers s33o04O0: western fed
-teers NlOd55O; Texas steers ss..0gi.76;
.aives 81 0Od75O.
Trade I'm hogs was lively and nnces
-uled about Sc higher; fair TO -ho,ce $40
~ s2iA; packing lots f3.5Od3 67'4; miy ed
$50 G2.72iA: butchers 81 52iA63 IN: lights
- .fO0 72iA: butchers f3 O06355.
sheen were active and stronger but the
'amrs were weak with rsther SOW sales
% fteoe'5 m the bulk selling at ulI04 s.;
'or siauFhterirF iocks and HOof14 81 'or
feeders; interiors 20 prime br3uRh. q 90
7Ao0. and veralinPs tt25d466.
"ooeipts-Cattle 1000; hogs 1o.O)9; sheep
1900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Paris, Feb. 22-The Soir announces that
NJ. Manau, the procurateur general. viii
submit his report IN the Dreyfus affair
next week. The report will Ssk the court
Of cessation It Is said. to annul the con-
viction without ordering a retrial
II this should be correct II shows that
the evidence before the >3urt not only
proves Dreyfus Innocent, but that the
crime for which no was punished never
existed. as the French law allows the
court OF cessation to squash the sentence
without retrhl only where there is proof
that the offense alleged was never per-
petrated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
RnnYard KinIlrg Dying

New York. Feb. 23-It Is stated on what
seems good authority that Rudyard Kip
ling has been attacked pneumonia and
that his condition "a critical. Al midnight
II was stated that no had besn unoon-
sctous for several hours. Three nurses al
terats at the sick mans bedside and a
physician IL IN attendance.
New York. Feb. Rat i;S0 o'clock this
thursday morning. Mr.. KiplinEs condi-
ton was said to be unchanged. II was
then said that his eldest daughter was III
at tho same hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

TO the correspondent OF the Associated
Press In London. in the couse a which
he said there could be 10 commercial
ainioulty between the United States and
eermany because. apart from Great
Britain. the United states IL net more
closely to Germany by bonds OF KIN ship
or mutual interests than to any other
power.
The semi-oriciel Berliner Post refers to
the interview a. noteworthy"
The Berliner Tagebutt SAYS.
Even n Mr.. Porters mission he unor ci,t
he will ind himself welcomed IN b.t
official and private circles and there will
be everywhere willingness 70 give him
any Information he may desire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Washington. Feb. 22--washlngton's an
niversary was observed here generally
today. All government departments we're
closed and almost an the stores The nat
ional society OF the children Of the re-
volutlon made their annual celebration
and an immense dwn htrongsd Columbia
theater. Mrs. Daniel Lothrop. called tho
society 20 order and America" was sung
by tho audience. Represeutative DoIliver
was the orator OF the day. lie said the
true American arlstocrncy ts not or
wealth., family or social position. but or
patriotism. sacrifice and service
Washington Feb. 22-The hJl-e t1d tt
inaugurated the custom whic1 has ute-
vailed for many years IN to senate ~
listening 70 the reading OF ,vns1npt1l',
fsiowell address on WASHINGTON iJrtl.
day The address was read al tn rscu,s O
o.: Mr.. Bailey Of Texas Two .1ur- voto
devoted 10 the naval appr1 Isti1u taiL
but seemingly only the thrafHl 30 tie
debate upon the coat ~ a NOR p.Ito haa
been passed Mr.. Boute '"s amentnaat
fixing the maximum price ~ srm or p'alu
al t5 per ton but restricting the proyis-
ion the appropriation made ip the pres
ent bill. was ruled 10 be IN order ryNere-
upon another proposition was offered bi
Mr. Underwood OF Ala. 70 the srerticl
OF an armor plate plant by the govern.
ment. A point OF ordoY against The atts-
proposition vas pending when the ,1ns,i-
Grafton of the naval oil was suspended
20 allow tho members u the no ..,, o.. r.y
tribute to tho mer,ory OF the la e senator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Uerlin Feb o. Robert r. Barter vts-
fed the ruitcd stntrs ambassasor, An
1rrw u. White. today.
Washington Feb. IA new land die
uict ~ Alaska. l. created procdlama-
uon sEu-l hy President Mckinley and
shortly 90 De- promulgated.
London. Feb q Sir George Ferguson
Bowen, pri,y cuuncil1r. former governor
OF Hong kung uf Ncw Zealand ana OF
queensland. r,specti,ey. aud author OF
Thirty yeur- ui Colonial OoyerDnsnt,"
died 90 Brighton tuia evening.
N.t ta.l..,. ttu o. Ih Joint ommitteo
NhiDh hHa hld ,pr Cherokee treaty under
.1us,av.uti1u tor SOME time past has fail
q to seacb aty agreement. Pne ,vday
decided O. abandon tuttner cousids ~ On
1f &c. which mcans that the treaty hi.a
ras,d o. l,p u.i.g su. te.ote congress.
Wiunepcg Minn.. Frb AR. W. Jaml.
SON. m,uii,,r ut parliament Tor NinnipeK
aud Tor Atarr mayor ut tins city, Was ao-
cldruull sltut ai bus home tonight whi.a
haniiluE revolver deceased was ~
ytnrs ~ axe lud ou- Of the most prom
iucm men in abe Canadian west
Luudou. rru 2i-imron Paul Julius
Reuter-. founder Uf Reuters telegram
company. Ono rs over ~ years OF age.
ts bIrF Ht thr point ~ death inhis VII
Dee al Slice The hatun was remarkably
vigorous apd active considering his age,
Ihpurh tor ,turs pas, he has not taken
ou uruve part u the business Of the
company ui whI.h llerhert de Rsuta
has Ions been tl" managing editor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Havana. Feb. 22-salutcs we've nrcd at
noon today in honor OF Warrington
birthday and Major General Ludlow uel.
review OF the troops Of the department.
Governor Genenl Brooks and a,ud wei.
present Geenal Ludlow held q public re-
ceptlon from 4 to this evening Al Buera
Vista, Geneal Lee military governor.
held reception. The third Nebraska reg -
ment gave a dance 10 forty American
girls residing at Quemados. their molhsr-
and kinswomen
on Friday the Junta pStriotlca viii have
procession IN honor OF the outbreak %
The Cuba revolution. Il IA also reported
TO give General Gomez an enthusiastic
reception.
According 10 a dispatch from Pinar Del
Rio. while some 200 women were waiting
today 70 receive government rntons O.
citizen tried 10 hire one 20 do Homework
offering a home and eight dollars IN gold
A month as wages. Every one he accosted
refused 10 bs hired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
CnnVirts to Make Twine

Topeka. Kansas. FEB. 22-GoverDor
stariey today signed the bill through
which the state Legislature aims 20 re-
lieye Kansas farmers Of the eNactions
Of the binding twine trust. The rRme
measure provides for the manufacture of
binding twine by the oonviots IN the state
penitentiary and sppropriateS E4o.coo Cor
Installing OF a plant and $4,000 to be used
as revolving fund 10 carry on tho en-
terpriBe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
DEDICATED
Kansas city, Big Convention
Hail Fine hid

hansas City. Feb. 22-Kansas Ct.s
ieat public auditoruTt. convention hell
= SECOND bigEesi ~ its kind IN IN. On
ed st1tps Was formally drdlcatsd today
Ohm Phi' 30 sousl whIse band fis,our.sd
nusic fur the occasion declared bar with
De exception of THE 100000 peopis be.ere
nom De PLAYED at chicago. az ;he ded-
alton o uhe Worlds rnir b1iisin1.
'day's audience we're The largest he had
ver faced. Two concerts were ,e'l -ons
in the afternoon and the otasr at q
the evening. grand bail forowiag.
Pc ton VAS probably the most brilEar.
''m function ever held in tds south
vest
Jus; a. sou'a hogan 20 play the las.
nmlcr oftho afternoon program sorne
ne 90 he top ral'cry shouted Tor "Pryo-"
% of the s'ialsts The audienca thinking
FIRE" VAS shouted. arose and iooSed
rourg for The smore a panic sas inrni.
ert tut S0ura pps equal 20 u. Facing
r" tNrorr. re vowed fis baton and IN.
70d struck rn "Yartee Doodle" Three
'~os tho h7~d n'a.e1 % before ne crowd
600 eoatoa nroi~ IN ouiotnesa
To~vo-tton bon "a situated a. the cor
0r ~ t7th ar5 Control streets ana occu-
'oe p r'oco 81 Ground 01i bv s0i feet IN
~fo~t n 'e ruf two stories IN h-tvht and
hrrt ~ -~-'vc stone cream Aiick and
e--a ,'0tto rhe ersf ~torv is Of fhe ION
''e'~oo etv's - errNfieciura. rud the
ord sforv 70 per'a' yie form win q nupa
rot"r~e Two trudtrg 70 ~ hrid q con.
'-rot'oo Noirc Nuut without inside col.
~'rs. immense steel trusses supporting
ro roof
On tNe 0-et 'e'odovv-vshrrahhhh ER
ON tNo H-et 0on~ ls the arena. surround
hv 'Ni~'v tovos ,oveh these are the
conn ha''o7v IRE co'onada and Apac-
r't- r-os 7~Fro Two huudire has no
0irr.nr tr~ r0'-'e ,tora the arena he.
-~ -oporo7 rv frcii~o4 rta,a- The trtai
.- 'i~~ r-~o0''v ,- " M ara ut,h .ts,d-
"~ rNo~' e. rnoo''e NJ accommodating
-'or- tthr 'oNoN reor,'e ~ ore tina. The
nn'ir 20 ~r~ so e~,rt'e1 ~ th~ee mi1u .eu
~nreoe' o. tho evsfe-- - evits
~'No r."''~~ 60 adnrtoh'e ard win hs
--7 ',- -'--k ana No-so ehows. AM
.--~-'- -,.'"c t1Vc o~A hanoupfs and
--,.r-tt--o Two scot r,atiorai convsp-
'-~ 90 -o-,'-.. % v."1 80 ,Na erruai ,A'h-
.'-~ 80 't.a sF,'---, vveosr,cu NJ Anar-
80 -.e~- -,.~- IN M v~~Yle 90 avna, "a
'.'~'' '',-~-s rt'v TN~ hnudIrr cost
-"- 200 --'f.N v,,- ~et~o1 bv stock nh
''-''o-0 --rr o..',--.-'ce r-o~ atartAf Nv
'- C'-----r--',' -t'N ~---,~o-aS NJ I'VE
''.- ~'.'-.~o 80 '---ras C''v and the
va woe h~rto0 w. Nav. 1908
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

On Febr"ary ear Mr.. j O.. Plaut
~i formally open the Crescent hot.
at Erreks Springs, Ark for the season
I 1893. cordial invitsti Is *
tended 10 the genera bic 10 stte 70
srecial rate ~ili be made FOR thf
eerr on. For further into nation 80
on or address the pearest Fsisro gent
B.F DUsE. O.. D. and y. a.
Oklahoma Gig, O 7
BRYAN SNYDER O. p A,
81 Louis Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

El Reno. Feb 22-The Supper Bell says:
'oroner Perry received word yesterday
that Lee Watson was dead al his home IN
the Caddo county and that an inquest
was desired Mr Perry wen; 70 the place
this morning but had not returned at
be time the Rel went 10 press. Mr.. Wat
son was In town several days last week
drinking In company with a friend. he
started for home Saturday and died be-
fore reaching the South Canadian river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
APPLY THE TORCH
Insurgento MAKE n Despera Q
Attempt to Rnrh Nan ia.

Manila. Feb. 23-7:so a. m-There was
an outbreak Of incendiarism. accompa7-
led by fighting IN Manila last evening
The casualties we're few but the property
loss Is enormous
Washington Feb 2-The authorities
here are giving close attention TO the
daily developments In the military sit
uation in Manila and have decided to pusa
the campaign against the rehellious fol-
lowers Of Agulnaldo with energy Every
casualty report that comes from Galarsi
Otis, the wounding or killing OF so0re Of
the American troops by what are pruc-
tcally sharp shooters on the other side
The insurgents apparently have islrncd
that they cannat hope 60 cope with the
American troops on anything like evsa
terms In a regular set battle, and fr
now on they are expected 10 rely upon ,hs
harassing tactics they have practice Pr
the past ten days. The main body az me
insurgents has now fallen back well ut
OF the line Of effective range Of the u1i
boats; but as the American troops have
been Obliged to extend their lines ~. n,-
der to protect the water works a-d to
take advantage Of the natural top eraph
ical defenses Of Manila. the troops ar, ~.
posed to the fire OF these guerillas viii
out an opportunity to retalate. 10. rh3
enemy fees before err advance IN force.
This was, after all about what was ex-
pected by the war department officials.
and that was why in sending reinforce
ments to General Otis. they made II
point 20 send as many Of the regular army
as possible who have been used to Indian
lighting In the Bad lands Of the west.
General Lawton who goes to take com
mand Of these troops Is an old Indian
fighter. and soon after these troops arrive.
within two or three weeks, forward ..ara
paign viii begin ard heavy blow WI
be struck that will keep the insurgents
quiet during the rainy season II It does
not bring about their immediate sur~su. !
der II Is felt to re necessary 70 40 this
In order to avoid the hardships 10 whi,h
the American troons otherwise would I've
exposed during these torrentiat rains
which would maize life IN outside an-
trenchments almost impossible FOR civil .
lied troops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
SPANS TROUBLES.
Peace Treaty Nay Not Be Rat.
flied by the COrtes.

Madrid. Feb. 2--The meeting Of the bu-
reau this evening 70 appoint a committee
to examine a bill for the eession OF the
Philippines. resulted in only a nominal
ministerial success. Although the minis
terial candidates chosen were only four
and the opposition candidates were only
three yet on the final the opposition will
muster "a votes.
The republican motion IN favor OF sum-
moning the constituent assembly led tc
stormy debate IN the chamber N depu-
ties. Prof. Salmeron. the republican lead
or in the course Of a violent epeech. said
the republicans had resumed their seats
IN parliament IN order to force the goven-
ment 10 accept It's responsibilities. In HIS
opinion not only those governing, but
present institutions themselves would fali
victims 20 the present disasters He se-
verely censured the ministers for endeav-
oring Go save the monarchy rather man
the country.
You colonial policy" ne said. "waq
disastrous because you joined sword ana
cassock In order 10 restore a feudal the7c-
racy with all kinds Of privileges. Tho
government has surrendered 70 the Unit
ed States, spain's whole colonial empire
ond the peace that has been signed ls tho
meat shameful In history"
Prof. Salmeron. after being called 70
order for a veiled reference 20 the Gro vn
declared that the conservative party was
primarily responsible for tho country q
disasters since It had failed 20 apply IN
cuba reforms voted by all parties. and
that the present government must al,,o
We held responsible for making a dishonor-
able peace. He advocated calling the .on-
erment assembvl. which. ho said would
'tlll h'th Carllsm and any attempt nj
dictatorship"
no anrealed to all the liberal ana aono.
cratic forces 10 cooperate ana go "o .. |
won't The triumph OF tho rotican and the
r.s,q ct fO1,ra riee
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Berlin. Feb A.-The sman press oom-
menis in frleuaiy tone upon the arrival
OF Robert =. PoT sr. the commercial sx-
pert who was President AeKinlSy.s
special commissioner ~ Cuba ana Porto
Rico and rsr-Oduos his reosp. ststsnsut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23
oEsRiag Of the CRESCENT Hoies, Rursko
springs, ATk

On February "a j. G. Plank will
formally open the Crescent hotel for
the season of 1899 A cordial invita-
ton Is extended 10 the general public
N attend, soeciAl rates will be made
for the occasion. For further inform
alton call on or address the neares,
frisco sgent or b r. Dunn, T. Il and
p. A., Oklahoma City, OK
BRYAN SsYDER,
G.. p. A, ST. Louis, No.
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Suicide ~ PiR m.

z, Reno. Feb. 22.-Elmer Won Tungeln
a prominent resident &C the county. com
mitted suicide Sunday morn 20 az his
home IN Union City; In Response 20 a tsle-
g7Srs Coroner Perry. Sherin Cosby. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

They are off-At the New York
clothing store. That Is the prlces
have been taken OF OF everything 10
he store. The big waver damaRe
s1le commenced yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Route, gives & 9 best aud 30 ediest
services only az dAvs 10 Los Angeles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Wa ~su f tpu'r; nest acd speed
'ra'us ituruio; go Lps Angeles
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-23

Bishop John II. v cent will lecture
- the opera house Friday evening
February "a.