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AtdiraI. .

ATrENrinN,,.a oLp pR, GRiSDLE. GnApuALH
MEDICAL pl:PARTMfNT, 81 YEARS A SPECIALIZE
been longer established and has had more exper-
fence than any otner sdNmt,sing phy.Ieiani city
pncrs prove thts Under ms se,ennho usatmsns
sore throat and mouth, ulcers painful swsllngs.
Kidney and ladder complaints. hcaldlng imam.
about to marry should consult cLD rR GRlNDLE.
ENc,y impcdiment removed: sufferers, do nos
insnhsr. old Or. GRlSpLE never fails. OFFICE
OVER u YEAItSs ~ ws,t l2fh ~, between 9Th
and 9TH avs. Advice tree, Medicine. 81 Hours.
to " sundays, y to y,
OLD DIR. GREY, ~ years II specialist Ia
diseases uf men only. QuirEsst permanent cure
guaranteed IN all the diseases pe ularto men, blood
poison, sam diseases, f'9nry and bladder trouble;
rage &c, Consult ia DR., Grey nrst; he ia tho cid
sS.c IstI md s r o.e oy.r Sc Years Al i.s
last It'll ~ near Union square. Hours to Q: sun.
daysst -. srienunc treatment; advice free. Asdi-
rine only 30 cents No charge ualess cured.
established lhsGi- Modern in It's oQuSpmsnt oIoel'
lent cUINns under direct supervision OF wellknown
SPECIALIST, OMCr ~ WeS' 4Ith -. Telephone
2TUr3Sth, Use of tolsuhone aud consultation free
H0urs /. h.. Al SAFE and salutary measures are
certain IN liS Institution.
A. QUICKEST PERMAS T
CURE IN diSta'es NJ men, dangerous cases So
Icitud, rollet Ht once; those desiring only hrst-
class so'enuAc treatment should gAll. IN, leading
speutlSt. d. onschur, al WEST HiST ST.,
ito D. : u o. SundENs TOTO l.
A DIR. CoNRADS siNITARIlM ,rstah 1880,
n Disease. Q, women, newly and oomplstsly
free, Hoursp-p send FOR booklet Vel $3.50 Bsth.
nR. MRS. REINHAED.HoHLNASN.t greats fensis
~ Irregularities 'ingle, married 30ieArs eIpests
enoe, III TN Av, lsar Asth 81
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Bsnclen. Albert @, to Mary N unsnsst;
selinesr fi., to Barn Wsssermsn and snO:
s6ssitser of NseS..i and Bessie to Herman io
~ nI 7. 70 .d. 1000
trial savings bank: I34th ct, IS. $3.50
M SSgsi Henry or rsin is tH State. % 1900
and Guaranty Go. 1p9 to 2O3 Bowsy
and 49, TO l76 Chrystie st. secures under. .. ans
= 18TH st. yrs. $4,000
Jr. e. Gabrielle Case. iopth ct. ii 9 iSt ,.
Richards chssisy' 10 James Ph.lsn. pr.
Nate road. 3. os from ms i1eth ST. a.,
Prayer. Israel l.. and MARI. Ash to Al.Ian.
der Mackenzie aud sno. gdns &c. ll3o LIST
Msndef. Arthur 6, to wiiiam Robitlst,
l6sth o.. Ii 3 new lins 100 Union av. In.
Weber. Joseph. 10 Isabel . Kemp. ogden
,ar.ss. 90 $ orchard st. syts $500
itti 9TH Az. saloon lease demand - 1000
ham iao j. T4th It, yrs ,,.,.,..,....... 1000
II Stern. PARK az !. $, 10 > n Ssth 81. Tyr 10000
rS:ow 18Th si SALOON lease s, demand l. s's
s Swing. i.a dSs s and 5io s3sG
A il,eh and sno, g.. Catherine u. & yrs -, 1000
ar.nieri. Icics, to Mali Bach. $50 Eio7,h a.,
D!I..'i G. 81 SshSl.. to a. s': %
dian Sc. 500 ssh Il. ,r- ',,''..''.a'., 1900
KniGhtou. Fanny. to German American Fire
lns Co o. Baltimore. 81 l'tht 1yr 1000
Bochsr. Solomon, TO Leopold Hntier. 1lsth
81 u ., 23S " sd ay. tnstalls ............. 1000
baum aud ano. aoT / 18th st, J. yr. -. $4,000
Tsansy, John and r tward p. TO Richard y -
Ludlow. Ssnysr, 70 Tue. metropolitan
to Gis.oa's Font adj land Of RoseTtSd.
w.rtiei9.. Pep. 10 Abraham j Dwor,ly.i.t
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PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
(of Chicago.
Notice IL hereby given that . dividend OF ONE
AND ONE.HALF pen CENT. has been declared on
the Capital Stock OF this Company. payable to the
STOCK d odsra on November 2bth. 1917.
The transfer books will close In New York. on
November 18th, 1899, ct noon. and will reopen No.
vember 27th. 1899. at 10 A, n. Co..
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NORTH STAR MINES COMPANY.

ii WhII Str0et
New Yorh. Move n bor 9Th. 1890.
DIVIDEND NO. I.
dividend of 1850. oo0I OF twenty cents per share
Of the capital stock Of the North star Mines Company
has this day been declared, payable Noyember goth
10 stockholders OF record November ihth
- w. d. PAGAN. Secretary,
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West Side.
Board Wanted.

BOARD for settled married couple on Brooklyn
ID Heishts; private family breferred for two
connecting rooms will pay from $40 10 $50 weekly.
address. giving full PArtieular.Sto
J. 8. HENRY. 0<1 9th st.. BrooklJn.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

1ntsrva,s Az. 1895: three story tenement
aud stores: John punford: owner I'd.
.soss aStli;ns .ad ..Oi H:'j lfrBl. aSsi,.
owner vr.sl.nd. s,shi,sS,, cost 600
'; sSas.,,Sr; ,.s.nsn.. MS h0i' 1k b. i
owner: ! vr.sisnd. aichitos,. cos, '''.' 5000
Hancock OF, VS., 200 Columbus Av; one.
story she'd; h MsAd. owner: Angelo Reg.
ganio. architect, cost ........-.. -. 100
Montgomery st.2o and as; s!r.s,ery fat aud
stSsr. ssns Fan owner Bernstein. .oooO
iesth ct, IS. 2Iss PARK syi three twsstory
Histories: Emil Hssssn6Als. owner: NJ
GAryin, architect, cost 100
she'd; l. Mott Land Go. owner.
Ridge a. So six story and basement nat
and stores LswisHeyman. owner; Horsn-
burger straus. .rchiteet,: cost .....,... $4,000
dwelling II wausr. owner. " Dici.f.
son, architect; cost .,........,.,,,... $500
prct .nsnt to warehouse: Boss.its
Sampler. owners; brogAn 4 Reid. arch!.
HisLbr,dss road, . ., so . Cr.,,on Az, Inn WV
provement to stable. Mrs U A BsT!i.n.
Ciasson Polnt road. . .. 1000 . Classon
III: Improvement to bathing pavilion;
Clinton stephens. owner: coAt...,......... 1000
Hath Ct. SLOW; Improvement to tenement;
william Kir.chof. owner: Edward wenE.
East Houston 81. $40: Improvement 10 fac.
tory; Moses Z,nmsrmann. owner; Horeu.
burger StrAnb architects; cost. ........ Aoo
Dad ct. "a Improvement to dwelling;
Ackernon. owner; q A Freeman,
s5th ct. IL and 10 4. Improvement to stable;
Norris. owner kenwiok. AspinwAll
Oven. architects; cost ,,.....,....m...... SOC
Waller st. 81. improvement to store; T
Lewis estate. owner; d Crockett. archi.
ss,S a. t'i IL and III W impro;,.,, m,nt, iio
' powsrhoa.s: Edison Eiscarso sV Co. SA ownss
and architect; cost Observation-Disclosures. 7oC
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Moohnnics' Liens.
Brooks Av, Q 9. 230.l Q iaSth Of, rs ixlOt5I
76IlbO Max Newman VS. Dennis Farrell
ssth 81. ioI Y: John I. Dueey Va Pri.eii. ''''''
Finek aa.os
Bshnatz Massoth W. Herman Eassi.
Amstcrdsm ay. " las . iiyad ct. TbIioo; ''
aMsEwsa i Lynch ys A Lent and sno. -. s.laS.o
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miscellaneous.

II may be only fancy when fellow feels his head
Is tTce the si5el ought to be- and Just the woghf
Of lead.
It may b. only fancy but h. feels II 10 . fact
And that's the time TO take Rlpans, the pain 70
cuuntsrRct
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GttN 2fal Gstatf.

Borough Of Manhattan--For Sale.
Above 18th st.-5th Az. to North River.
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for sale.

L'oR sALE-Narns drawing mate riAls. Scott Rus
Il sell works on shipbnildiny two drawing bnArds.
&c SCHRAMM, lusv Putnam av., Brooklyn
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VAu Nere very SLOW, Tho sales were 10000
Dnsh including 5000 white for export. No. mixed
~ sisy.t!r, 4ac No. mixed. 2stc.; No, white.
sc; No. g. aONc. Track and uDgradsd white. 90
stc DO. mixed, 2oa3oc. Rye was dull and generally
nominal! No Western hs,c, car lots Of New Jersey
freight, were dull; Liverpool grain AID: Cork for
.rler. 80 I'D. Corn was weaker. with q moderate
.i nae spot sales 2to 900 bush NO .. ssac in
Ssl!os, %9t {. o. b; Futures advanced slightly.
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9atruts.

DATESTs FOR inventions procured promptly; loy
L rates, ROEpER BhiEsEN FrauA ' Brissenk
~ Nassau st. MY.
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ass,.t,ons u; Louis a,sB7; cincinnHl, 2Io7 and
s Her. futures N.T prissp: sspssS Sin.
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eyitu Real estate.

Borough OF Manhattan-For Sale.
Above lAtb st.-Sth Av. to North River.
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Assis,meats OF Mortgages.

Ballard, Charles i, to Trustees New York
soc,sty library .,,......'. $40. oon
Bailey Fredertck, to Daniel Sey bel ....... 200
Douglas. sarah o. to Frances o. onnor $1,000
B.nl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Powell wilson NJ TO Camilla NJ wAldron o.. 5000
Powell sarah II. 10 Elizabeth NJ bunting ~ 900
T.,ier' trustee '..,..',...,'..,. $4,000
%Shei'',-',,..:..'.,'''.,. .'.,'.,...,1.'. $500
Warstrt savings BANK OF Wsrwios. NY 5000
Sans to same. ......,......... ,,....... 1000
Jane. BOYD '''...'.,..,..'.......'. 1900
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West Side.

West SIDE.
HANDSOME PARIOR or studio and alcove three
u windows; uufuruished II preferred: delightful
use Of reception room; eicinsiy. house and neigh.
borhoGd; hands omsiS furnished double studio north
ACdhEaoR. "Aibany." Broadway spd 52dst.
1Dp ST.. 81 wEsT-L. Bout!iiier building fhr.
nt.hs1 room Az. S, .!na'o for LADY references
DO Gu suite and single; bath breakfast optional:
valet attendance: reference.
2ErH ST.. II wEsT-Handsome. newly furnished
')c rooms large and small; prNa's baths; supe.
rlor attendance gentlemen only
IHTB. ST, sla wEsT-LArss front sleoye room;
~ also smaller ioomi breakfast optional
EdTH ST; 40 WEST : large. pleasant ncwly
oT furnished room; running water; also one un
furnished room: private house.
55rH a., - wksT-L.ras and small rooms.
thing hrst.elAss, references.
r. ITH ST. la0 wEsT-In large stean, heated fat
VI rooms for one two or three adults IN, hst water
cETn sT-, ia WEST New, Handsomely furnI.hed
VIZ rooms single or connecting s'ssm hcs, hot
OOD ST. y: WEST Rooms ringly and en- suite
~ private bath; reason able terms: special rate
10 psrmhnenu
Miscellaneous.
II private families not ADVERTISING. everything
insp,et.a tr. rars.'A,s RRGTsnpSr
COMPANY. iias Broadway 2eth,,
Srlrrr bcara.
East Side.
BOARD. 10 EAST 41TH, NEAR FIFTH Az.
A Lac. 25TH 81. Large and small rooms. Ell.
IA. cslisnt board spsoAlterms for season; central.
sT II ESs .o sa ,%
dining room.
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Available cash bal. In.
Guiding gold reserve, $3.50. 1872 oI5 $3.50 2o7. sos
Money In London. % per cent. Rates OF
discount In open market for short and three
months bills. ~ per cent. Paris adviees quote
5 per cents at 100 francs - csntimss. Ex-
change on London. % francs 24$i centimss.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Treasursr's Once, N. r.. NoM g. 1892.
The Transfer Books OF this Company Will DO closed
from o'clock p. NJ. Nov. 10, 1892 20 tho morning
az Dec 4 1899 w. l., HUB BELL. Treasurer.
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments 10 Eet
East Side.

I EXTINCTION Az. 40 = Furnished rooms en-
IL suite or single: newly furnished and decorated:
all cow snisrces
NJ ADDISON Av.. 100 back psrlor suite also large
AVA room on second floor; private baths. break.
fast Optional
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED hoard, rooms. suites;
II private families not advertising: everything
Inspected; tull particulars save Auawerng unknown
advertisers; references MANHATTAN APARTMENT
COMPANY. ias Broadway 2Bth).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

for social success. Nothing in the world
equals good health. DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription overcomes irregularities
of girls and women. 1t strengthens the
organs that distinguish the sex. 1t es-
tablishes a vigorous constitution, stops
the drains and pains, aud is Of inoalcu-
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the young girl entering womanhooo,
for the bride, the wife and u'N her,
for those passing through the turn
Of life" 1t is of untold benefit. II hts
the girl TO be a wife, and the wife to be
mother. 1t cures at home all drains,
pains, aches and irregularities OF women
1t is a temperance cure - no aleohol
OF narcotic in IT, Buy it OF honest
medicine dealers, who do not try to
substitute something else to make lit
tie more profit.
Mrs A. L Crenshaw, Of Psnasoh kee, sumter
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| tude to you and for your kind advice that must
| tell YOU what your medicine has done for me.
After consulting YOU about my case took your
Favorite Prescription and can say II cured me
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fered with sick headache. pains in the back and
| bearing down pains Ny health Is better now
| than Il has been ior three years.
For stubborn bowels, lazy liver and
! biliousness, nothing is as good as Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets They are
pleasant in fact as well as name - no
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12
SHOT BIZ A WOMAN
Anna Il. Collier the Victim of
an Angry WOman's Deadly
Alma Tragic Story.

81. Joe. Mo. Aug. 1i.-Deeply agrieyed
at the result of-a sensational damage
suit IN which she figured and bitterly
incensed against those who testified for
the opposition. Mrs. Nellie /. Montgom-
cry sent a bullet into the body Of An
na Bell collier at Dearborn last evening
which Will, IN an probability result ia
the death Of the latter. The shooting re-
suited from the damage suit which Mrs.
Lawrence had some time ago.
The tragedy occurred shortly before
the supper hour and soon a large crowd
was attracted to the scene. Mrs. Mont
geomery had driven 10 Dearborn, acom-
panied by her little son, and 30 far as
appearances went was in a happy mood,
and at peace with the whole world. Bd
subsequent acts show that there was at
least thought OF murder In her heart.
the woman went 10 hotoatfafetaoinona
Very soon after reaching the town the
woman went 20 the residence OF Mys
Collier and made her presence known,
When Mrs. Collier put I'm an appearance
she was greeted with a shot from q 80
caubre revolver This flew wide OF the
human mark for which II was intended.
and the second did likewise But tho
third took effect. the ball entering below
the right nipple and penetrating the
plural cavity. and narrowly missing the
spinal column. The ball ranged downward
and the physicians were unable 70 locate
II last night.
II is agreed by the Goctors who were
summoned that the wound Is a fatal one
and the condition OF the victim OF Mrs.
Montgomery's rage is considered preoar-
ious. She was resting reasonably well
M last reports last night but there Is
small hope for recovery.
Very soon after the shooting Mrs.
Montgomery was arrested by city mar
shall spratt and later taken 70 Platte
city and lodged IN Jan. she offered nc
resistance when the officer told her that
u was his unpleasant duty 10 place her
under arrest under ,ae serious charge
she viii have 90 face when an outraged
Justice attempts 20 square accounts with
her
SHE EXPRESSES NO REGRET
Before being taken 10 Platte City the
prisoner was interviewed by James
Watson. editor OF the Dearborn Demo.
erat and 20 him she stated that she had
no SORROW for the deed she had commit.
ted and that eompunetions OF oonscisnos
were unknown 10 her Che seemed Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

JUDGE LowElntimates that he mig hit
be persuaded TO accept the Democratic
nomination for delegate to congress
next year but who will do the per
suadine? Judge Lowe Is out of line
with his party he is Grover Cleve-
land gold bug. The Wave has the
gree test regard for many OF the federal
and territorial officers app inted by
Cleveland but none Of them can secure
preferment from their party until they
get In line there with, - Enid Wave.
The 'Nave suffers from a sour stom-
ach Its structures upon Judge Lowe
are absolutely uncalled for. There is
not better DemocIa at in the territory
today than Judge Lowe. Moreover,
we dare say he has contributed as
much to the betterment of Dem ocracy
in Oklahoma as any other man in the
! territory. He has done this with voice
and money. He has been liberal
contributor to all campaign funds
and has been a dTm adherent Of the
90 platform. Heis not out Of line
with his party, neither is he Cleve-
land gold bug. He is a Bryan silver
man, and during the past two congress
sional campaigns he latored zealously
in the cause OF Democracy The
LEADER Knows nothing OF Judge
loves political Aspirations, and If he
Is congressional candidate his friends
are not aware Of the fact. The LEADER
merely makes IA statement in order
that good Democrat may not be
placed in false light by a monde
script malcontent,
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MURDERED HIS WIFE
Is the Charge Against Charles
Fisher Of Atlanta-1he A
Story.

Arkansas City, Kas. Aug lL-As stated
in last evenings Traveller Chas. Fisher
has been arrested charged with the kill
Ing his wife at Atlanta The murder ap-
pears to have been one of the most cold
blooded ever committed 90 Southern Kan
sas during the past few years.
The coroner's jury over the remains Of
Mrs Fisher, who was murdered early
Tuesday morning. returned a verdict that
night finding her husband guilty of the
deed. Fisher was at once placed under ar
rest by Deputy Sheriff Goats and hrousht
to jail, arriving at Winfield early yester-
day morning after a tiresome night drive.
The circumstances ALI point TO cold
blooded premeditated murder Here Is
Fishers story as given 10y the Winfield
Courier
Fishers story Js inconsistent ana weak
In several places and there is no doubt
IN the minds Of the officers as to his
guilt. His story as told on the witness
stand was that he and his wife were
awake about o'clock yesterday morning
when he got up and went out doors. lie
came in and they talked a few minutes
when his wife got up and went out. She
soon came running in and called: Papa.
there Is a man out in the yard watching
me" She was standing in the doc, and
he started toward her, but turned 20 go
back after his gun. when the man VINO
was standing about thirty feet away fred
the bullet striking Mrs. Fisher squarely
between the eyes She fell backwards
and he made a dash into the yarl, out
the man had disappeared. He then re-
turned TO the house and listened TO hear
his wife's heart beat. She was dead ana
ne made no further examination II her
wounds. One OF the children eight years
old then awoke and commcncee to cry
and It took him about hale an hour to
quiet her. He then went to the home Of
nelghbor half a mile away and gave the
alarm.
Under the cross questioning by County
Attorney Hargis he got the story u.ixed
| In several places Instead Of half an lour
/ II was in fact more than an hour after
the murder until he went to call a neigh
Dor The flesh near the wound showed
unm stakable signs Of powder-burn that
could not have been made by a gun sew
cral feet away Blood was found OF tbs
bed clothes ana his pistol although ,il'
n catrdgse, hac evidently been recently
fred They have three children, but the
oldest, twelve years, was not AT home
the night Of the murder The children
are now with her parents, who live near
the scene % the murder, about four or
| hve miles northwest Of Atlanta
Fisher IS comparatively a stranger IN
that community ana hut little Is known
about him. lie formerly lived near VI 'te
Rock Ok, and came there from western
Earcas. lie had O crop OF whelt near
White Rock which he had Just finished
EaD esting ana th~' shing. He returned
/ from White Rock Saturday and all ot
Monday loahlg around Atlanta,
He moved TO the farm he now occupies
last March, having lost his claim near
White Rock IN a contest
Fisher takes his arrest coolly but main
tains his innocence His face is not call
eulated TO inspire confidence. His wife
was buried al Atlanta yesterday
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Dust from Alaska.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. lit is stated
that there is now at Michaels, Alaska,
about three million dollars worth of gold
dust for shipment 20 San Francisco and
Seattle, The Alaska commercial company
VIII ship about a million and a half to
san Francisco and the remainder wll Do
brought 20 Seattle on the next trip Of
the steamer Roanoke due here about Aug
ust 25.
II Il thought that this VIII conclude the
big sold shipments for this season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

AN epidemic of suicide prevails at
Guthrie with dependency as the
probable cause, still, those without
means to migrate can hardly be
blamed Oklahoma City Champion.
For goodness sake, quit stomaching
Let your people suicide in peace
They prefer TO die in Guthrie amid the
whirl and 5ustle Of life, rather than
be returned to Oklahoma City by the
officers Of the law,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

CBARLEs IL. FmsoS the secretary OF
the Republican territorial committee,
has had the AudAeity 10 send letters 70
the various committeeman without
consulting The Democratic managers
81 Guthrie, aud now they are roariug
about IL You should not do such
things, ChsPlie until you have su b.
mitted copy to.the Democratic cen
sors, for you know what sticklers they
are for a censorship Of the p ess. -
Medford Patriot.
And Charlie won't Hereafter when
he writes letter 10 an Oklahoma City
man he will take poor Richards Ad-
vice and see the man personally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

How THOSE Oklahoma Town papers
do love us. Lis 10 the Chan.
pion; While Guthrie has been fall.
ing down over proposition 20 build a
scrap iron spur TO the santa Fe, okla
homa City has secured the rough
Flders' reunion, railroad from the
northwest. and nearly completed ar.
rangements for territorial Baptist
college. All OF which demons ates
the difference between city and q
village
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

HARMoNY in Republican ranks is
not eontined TO the politicians. The
Republican newspapers are engaging
In It also. The Newkirk Republican
News Journal says. Jake Admire in
sinuates that this newspaper can be
bought up. As jake is running of
with plunder in both fists he should
know that appearances are deeestiye.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

lHE fear that the trusts viii domi-
nate and ruin the country is useless
They will profit Tor "a few wears and
theu dissolve OF their own momentum.
sneh enterprises have their periods Of
operation, then wane away Medford
Patriot.
Yes, we notice that Trusts have a
peculiar way OF waning just prior to a
national campaign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

For thiee or four wears alter the
settlement OF Oklahc 'br 1ty ex-
penditures in relieving dis-..s7 arncng
the poor were dist.cssingly large.
They have, however, dwindled to prac-
tically nothing Five hundred dollars
will cover the expenditures OF this
character in oklahoma county last
year -oklahoms City Times-Journal.
In Logan county a third Of $500 will
cover such expenditures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

PSALM MURPHY, p. m. Of Oklahoma
Town, has returned from trip to
Arkansas While absent Psalms teeth
we're stolen. However, Sans philos.
ophy never deserts him. lie now sits
around and gums letters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

The Farm Journal is the boiled down,
hit-the nail-on the-head paper. cut TO
fit the wide awake farmer and yillsger.
We give the Farm Journal for the ball
adee Of 1859 and all OF 1900, 1901, 1909
and 1903, nearlv five years, as prize
to every one of our subscribers who
will pay year ahead for the OKLA
homa Weekly Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

DATING from the first otthe present
month, all abstractors are required
to give bond before they can make
an abstract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-12

FHoM an editorial in the Tonkaw a
News we take IL that Republican
newspaper man OF Kay county tried
70 get Flynn to buy $500 worth Of
stock in the'news Flynn put up the
dough but the News man refused 10
sell Tom Fry will furnish all other
information gratis, - PoncA city Dem
ccrat