The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-03

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday will |
be Millinery days at the Fair,
IT. you want suit, pants or fancy
vest, see Hall, l04 Harrison ave.
The winner OF the Newton carnival
queen contest received only ,250 votee.
County Attorney Jones will soon
move his Office to the county court
house.
Wichita has been voting a month
and the leader in the carnival queen
race has only 52s votes.
Hats trimmed free of charge at the
Fair, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Oct, 5, 6 and 7,
Special Sale of Plums, Half Fluer1s
and untrimmed hats, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Oct s, and T, at
the Fair
All lodges will take part in the Law
ing OF the corner stone of the Masonic
temple tomorrow afternoon.
Judge league Ray was busy today
collecting documents to be placed In
the Masonic corner stone tomorrow.
For up-to-dste style and a good fit
In clothing or ladies' or gents maxim,
tosh call and see Hall, I04 w. Harrison
avenue,
The printing of the Queen coupons
in the Guthrie daily papers advertised
the carnival more extensively than
millions OF bills. posters and litho-
graphs.
All Pythian knights are requested
TO meet at Castle hall at 1870 tomorrow
afternoon. Occasion. laying of the
Masonic temple corner stone.
All Pythian Knights are requested
to meet at Castle hall at 1890 tomorrow
afternoon. Occasion, laying of the
Masonic temple corner stone.
). o. Severns, as secretary and man.
ager of the Guthrie race meeting, is
doing great work for the carnival.
With j. o. leading, the carnival will
not be failure. he is a hustler who
never falls.
meeting of the directors of the
Kansas.Oklahoma Central railroad was
held yesterday in the Office of Henry
E. Asp, for the purpose of approving
the first rs miles of road and the loca-
tions of stations,
I'll take king in mine" shrieked
G. ii. Stowe this morning. and he
hoped about causing "hard ware" on
bis clothes. The excitement of Stowe
was caused by the arrival of a nine
pound boy at his home.
Chas. l.. Seagraves, of Topeka, pas.
senger agent OF the Santa Fe is in the
city to range for special rates and
| special trains for Guthrie's carnival tc
be held October 23rd TO 2sth.
sensational suit has been filed in
the district court wherein Chas. A
Winslow is accused OF mbe2zlinp
from the Choctsw srosd 81, 200 while
acting as cashier at that place. The
suit is entitled o. M. Ellsworth
plaintiff, vs.. Chas. A. Winslow, deten-
dent.
oklahoma's giant, Louis wilkins, Of
FL Reno, has been engaged to appear
at the Paris exposition next year
wilkins ia feet inches in height and
weighs 365 pounds. He can draw q
silver half dollar through the ring he
wears on his little finger.
Cline's moving picture entertain
inent at the opera house last night
was enjoyed by an unusually large
audience. TIE biographs presented
were fresh and clear while the gra
phaphone did splendid work Every
body was pleased with Clines work.
Enid Wave: The Wave would not
be surprised IL Christmas morning
dawned In Enid with no other rail
road within these corporate limits
than the Rock Island, then again, we
would not be surprised IL the Santa
Fe and Missouri Pacific both were to
reach here by the time said date rolls
around
The Indian territory editors in ses-
sion at Ardmore, cent the following
telegram to New York. The Indian
territory press association, in conven-
tion assem- bled, desire to congratulate
the hero Of the age, Dewey, upon his
safe return to the land which delights
to do him honor.
K. W. Grissell, of 1.-The Priory, >
Micklehorn, Dorking, England, orders
the Leader sent to MIN for one year,
through his local agent, +. j. Black
man. Mr.. Grissell owns about twelve
Of the best lots In Guthrie and he
writes his agent that he does not care
to sell them. MIR. Grissell is well
known in Guthrie and knows the
future greatness OF the Capital city
Mrs. Cora Grissell is a sister-in-law OF
Mr.. Grlssell.
P. Q. Hughes, a leading attorney Of
WeAtherford, is 10 the city represent
ing his clients before the school land
board. He formerly lived at Enid
This is Mr.. Hughes first visit to Guth'
rie and he says he is delighted with
the place.
BIG ReoeiptS
Yesterday was red letter day In
the school land office. The receipts
were SIS, ,973.3l, being the largest In
the history of the school land depart
mrnt. October /. 1898, the gross re.
ceipts were 81, 900.