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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
MAY EXTEND HIN A CALL
REV. G. r. HUNT OCCUPIES WEST
MINISTER PULPIT.

Rev. Chas. R. Hunt, of EIdora, d., yes
terday occupied the pulpit Of the West
minister Presbyterian church, recently
made vacant by the resignation Of Rev.
r. L. Barackman, both morning and even
ing.
Mr.. Hunt will also supply the nuIpit
next Sunday, and 1t would not be surpris-
ing II Westminster church extended him
call to Its pulpit. Mr.. Hunts field has
In the past been somewhat restricted, and
1t is understood that he would accept a
charge where the opportunities for a large
work are more favorable. Mr.. Hunt is a
young man, of good address and deliy-
cry, and has behind him successful rec
ord.
Mr.. BaraclSman, the former pastor. Is
Eow in charge of the First Presbyterian
Church of Marshall, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
New scale for Breyers.

st. Paul Brewers union held a special
meeting at Assembly hall yesterday aft
ernoon, for the purpose Of considering the
question Of a spring scale. On May It
Is proposed to adopt new one, ard a
committee was appointed to prepare and
submit report on the same at the reg
ular meeting next Saturday evening. The
committee comprises fifteen members. five
from Hamm's brewery and one each from
other breweries in the city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
Plumbers Prepare to Dance.

The Plumbers Union Of st. Paul held
special meeting yesterday noon at AS
sembly hall, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the eighth annual ball.
1t will be held at Assembly hail on Mon
day evening, April 80. The following CON-
mittee Of arrangements was appoiatedI
Henry Leoffelholtz, P. ]. Cof. ]. T. Hea-
ley, Charles De Whey and Morris Cor
nell. Tickets can be had OF members Of
the union.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
At Home Is the Rest.

Visitors to Paris this year will have
an opportunity to compare the passenger
train equipment of Europe with that at
home. and from the time of leaving the
Twin Cities until the return there will
be found no train equal to the North
Western Limited" either in compartment
cars, regular sleeping cars, reclining chair
cars. buffet and library cars or dining
cars and in service or charges It is
electric lighted, both inside and out, pro-
yided with the new safety vestibules,
and is the most comfortable train In
every respect between Minneapolis, ST
Paul and Chicago. A recent traveller
the very best. Hope I will find half as
good in Europe, for which I am headed.
but don't expect to find such q beautf-
full creation anywhere"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
DIED IN THE HOSPITAL.
Annie Taylor Had Reen III but
Few Days.

Annie Taylor, an inmate of Helen
Smiths resort, at $50 West Third street,
died at the city hospital early yesterday
morning, from pneumonia. The girl had
been sick but a few days, and was re-
moved to the hospital Thursday. She
was twenty years of age, and had lived
In this city nearly a year
As nearly as can be learned, the girl
came here from Sioux City, To. She gave
the name of Annie Taylor, but this is
said to have been an assumed name, to
hide her real identity. Her father is said
to be Charles Johnson, of Sioux City, 10.
w. H. O'Brien, of 25S First avenue south,
Minneapolis, called at the hospital to see
the girl, and said he was her cousin.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
TRY GRAIN-ol TRY GRAIN-o!

Ask your Grocer today to show you
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink 1t without injury as
well as the adult All who try it like It,
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java. but 1t is made from pure
grains. and the most delicate stomach
receives 1t without distress. u the price
Of coffee 15c and Is cts. per package.
Sold by. all grocers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
View Cans for Musicinna.

st. Paul Musicians Union No 3d. at It's
meeting at Assembly hall yesterday, in
itiated Joseph Maldon. A esolution was
passed to adopt a uniform cap. bearing
the emblem A. F. M. Samples of the
same will be secured for examina ion
The balance in the treasury was reported
as $6S1. Receipts, $I765; expenses, $705
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
PIasterers Moor Todnx.

Members Of the plasterers union WILL
meet this morning at Assembly hall.
B. Stafford, business agent Of the Build
ing Trades council, says the new seals
goes into effect today instead OF May l.
The local union has a membership Of
about fifty, and, as far as known every
piasterer in the city is union man.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
Their Wedding Anniversary.

Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Hocanzon cele,
brated their wedding anniversary yester.
day afternoon, and the occasion was
marked by a gathering in their honor OF
members Of Emanuel Lutheran church
at their home on Matilda avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

SDrHined His AnI<Ie-John Erickson,
living at the Economy hotel, Fifth and
Jackson streets, was taken to the city
hospital last evening suffering from q
badly sprained ankle. Erickson fell on
the sidewalk at Seventh and Kittson
streets during the afternoon. and, after
being taken 10 the hotel suffered so that
Assistant City Physician Richeson was
called 10 attend him. and he was sent to
the city hospital at the recommended ton
OF the doctor Erickson is a wood sawyer,
sixty years Of age.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
30 gents

Per Gull weight. 60 lbs) bushel for a good
carload of Potatoes. If you want the
ordinary sized bushel measured in bushel
basket we will make you lower price.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

The finest grocery store in
this country has no finer Table
Supplies than we have. If
others see fit to ask more
than our prices, we needn't
care, but you should.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

CONFIRMATION at st. JOhn's-In con-
nectlon with the regular service Of wor-
ship yesterday morning at st. Johns
church Bishop Edsall confirmed a class
OF new commandments, followed by the
sacrament Of the Lords supper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

draI in Harlem. on which there will he
not Jess than five years steady work.
After the formal part of the Presidents
leave taking was concluded, thu members
INDUCED In an informal reception and
smoker. A successor will be chosen at the
next regular meeting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
RuTTER-

Special sale of fine, fresh Dairy Butter
IN and 10-lb Jars; sweet and fresh fol
table use. Special, per lb, 22c.
Fancy Creamery, Table Queen brand
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
BE5seberrV Sale.

2-Ib cans of good Baltimore Standard
Blueberries, per can only &c.
We have a large invoice of these, plenty
Tor everybody.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
az mantle

For 5-lb. baskets Of choice Catawbs
Grapes; nice, large invoice Of choice
Ones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

Mrs. Phillips ImprOves-The condl-
&lon of Mrs Robert Phillips, who had
both feet amputated at the city hospital
last week. as the result of the severe
exposure she underwent while lying I'M
conscious at the end of Marshall ave-
nue.. was somewhat improved yesterday,
and the physicians hope for her recov-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
naRnEH SEEDS.

We have every kind of Vegetable and
Flower Seeds that can be grown in this
the soil of this state. We handle only
T. L. Mays best grades, either in pack
ages, by the ounce, pound or bushel, and
our prices are very low.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
FLOUR.

The very best quality that's made:
svery grain warranted to give as salts
factory results as any Flour you have
lver used.
For 9S-lb. sacks ......................s 90
Tor 49-lb. sacks ......................$l 90
For 241s-lb. sacks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

Deposits made on or before April will
be entitled to three months interest July
at The State Savings Bank. 4th and
MINI. SITS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

Fresh Parsley, Mint, Cress, Celery, Gu
cumbers. Tomatoes Caulifiower, Green
Peppers, Mushrooms, Asparagus, Spin
ach, Pie Plant. Bunch Beets, Turnips
Kohlrabi. HOrseradish, Bermuda Onions
Spanish Onions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

Value of PurpOse-John D. O'Brien
VIII speak before the Commons Literary
society tonight on The Moral Value Of
a Purpose"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL it fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature Is on
each box 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

Read the announcement of the Hotel
Empire. New York CITY, on page Of
this paper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

Unique assortment of Decorated
Egg Dishes for Easter. Special
prices this week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-02

national guard to the state capitol, where
he will be rendered a reception.
Wednesday evening, Thursday and FRI
day Capt. Sigsbee will be informally en-
tertained by friends in st. Paul. He will
probably return to Washington Friday
night or Saturday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

Norman News Letter Esys- 2lss
Craze King has ret1-1s5 sro1 C1iez-1
c11st5erz " earlier t1E1 sic i-.e- 5e5
S54 vas rot 5z tie bzst ot health t.- =
ru1 oe- C csTs Blc the coci1r fear
i1E 81 stfsck 81 attack ot tzs fever
advises her g uoze home
NJ. Buck-5u. WHO - far has ~ IL
tie SINNER months -osl tsithtu--T
dealing OF info-zzEo7 co1esr1i-E :
ihe university. = taking eoubi1z-
ton business z1c pleasure t-sp 4 Kan
sGs. MissC1-i s16 Illinois
Prof BOYD found EurekE Springs
sZch = 6elEt1.al pace 6urlz9 rs III
i JAY t1ss probably hs Azc Miss
Alice vi 80 oTs- again o. TIE EEr-
szs and Qklz5oEs Editors szcz-s5c-
the 11th @ t1is uouth-
M J u Sru-gis. who las been
7hoss1 - II Prof. PAzto1s pcs-tio-
X Thile Re : Studying abroad & - I
X. e the C1 Tsrsl1y q Michigan De
s Tcu1E Zz1 w1C has made the
stE6y O Greek AID Lain specially
- CuZ5 5tr OF years Hs -ecoz-
0e7ozE0-s zrs from CT masters z1c
college ESSoc zc=S am are - t1z.
collc II desired
4 crowd ot university tolks- visitors
and towns people e1.oTe6 very
pleasant party 81 f50 Misses Po0--s
lKst Frldsy night TIE party was
Carried out.ou rather move. lines Il
was called mystic gaze SOFA pc
The wo gaze II so-e form q other
ertsrs5 into g. ne iEsrent pz-tz C
TIE eveuicEs p-zy sco 81 lASi 81 pass
ing through the -oystic gate itself
10wsr oscecE56 s1-ue-ure o-e learned
lis fate which TEk written O. card
given Uur from tehi-6 screen Mss
&E1i= Bake E65eG 70 ths svsziox
pleasure b singing two solos " =
FlO-eoes Monroe rsslteo Tz-y e5se-
ilve eou-ti1- po=n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02
FATAL RIDE
A lCung Lady i Killed While
Making 3 Hurdle.

New Eo-k- AzEEss Ms Tsresz
HE-rzgtO1 Bake TIE 6k1Eatzr C
SETEs. PK-EIk1 Bake losi Ter life
today wal-s 2kk1g hurdle With :
a - .-Zp11g 5o-ss az i5s stock tAr1
q ) Q Eo-oEzT. EsL- Rochelle TIE
1orss, u Ec-zg ever i.e 1ur5ls, stuZ-
s-sc q t1s "a Al ts-L Miss Blake
VIC EAs EoIA P-Eezzss5 ho-ssw0zHr.
EEz t--oEz . t5e grv1-6 with ErsEi
tUrs=- Her .ssE wkE broken an t5e
5o-ss STEPPED q bsE chest sH2sl1g :
.s5o-rkAgs- T1s y0z1E Eo-Ao died
k-=9st lzk.ks-ly- Mss BlAEs's ssei
4 visiting TIE ssosk far wLs 70 pug-
e-LEs 1-EE y@r-rg ao-ss- E16 sse
sK-s - Ter cekr1 whils Eryfng % &C.
ts--l.s TIE merits &C TIE ANNA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02
REFORMERS SAIL
Prom Vancouver For China
Button Photographs.
.pp.-sfeRas Pre- AsEa-

scrippz-3icRas Pres Assn
Vancouver. Aug. 2.-On the steamer
Empress Of India City prominent Ch.-
nese reformers Of New York and Bos.
ton. twenty from Seattle and thirty
from Vancouver, sailed yesterday,
bounc FOR Macao, China. and al wear
ing cons splcuously disP .sye6. button
photograph oi their snperor. Kwzng
Hsu.
Tho Chinese empire reform ssso eia-
ton Of the world had received = cable
message in cipher from its leader,
Kwaug Yu VIE, instructiug the ssso-
citation % send leading mem bers 10
Mscao At once, where . council Of war
will be held % consider ways Of rails
ing an army smong members OF the
association to support the allied pow
ers. ;
Portland, August 2 -LeoDg Ii Hin,
Z noted Chinese reforner, and . eous-
in Of the great reformer, LeoDg Z
Isso, who mas been recently so5Ouru-
ing II Honolulu, is here. Last night
Leong HI hin made sdeech 20 big
gathering Of Chinese in the Chirese
theatre IN which he severely srrigned
TIE present government al Pekiu FOR
conservative ideas aud miscarriage
next e public aEairs. be bla1es the
dowsger empress ard her toCls for IL
trigziug with the boxers instead ot
promptly putting down tbe rebels-
Leung 81 Hin was frequently spplsd-
e when he alluded 70 the Cnited
States as friend OF China. and ex-
planned - his hearers that The United
States viii probably use lis influence
with the % xsrs and restore Emperor
Kws1g Hsu 20 the throne with re-
Constructed government OF 3 modern
? a 50 thar the country VIII be civi-
I-ed zud lie sr6 prorrrty made safe.
Leong &. Hin Hiu probably visit al
the chief cities IN tie United states
where there are Chinese. and after
thai take = trip 70 Ms1ieo. Cuba and
Porto Rieo
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Dun TO NEET sTOEY.

" III Initiate Hfs >1e-sssor A. Ca5ef E1
El2ssT of >EE-s fe-
Ic-skE Journal NJ James Dan vLo
H. -1SoDs C1-sEltlzE soE-Cesr = t1E
entire santa Fe EFstsu CT August
lstt t-r Albuq qEs-GEs SuE68y . meet
M ". Z Sto-g. W1o E2Eses1s hin Es
eaist ezginssr o. TIE Santa Fe rro7s-
Lcgsissr they vii EzEs tozr o. TIE
Santa Re. AID NJ. Sto-sy VII pc Ee
o1Eiz.e6 with a. TIE szEica@r5rE :
ooW II progress &r. Stcry AZ NJ
Dun EiIl arrive Il T0PskE The q q
tals week The former t1e1 Essuzs
charges here While TIE latter viii re-
CoTe 20 ChiSAg0 Aod OPEN hss6gzA--
tE-E here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

BurEs Big Psvi-ioa Cncle Tons
Cabin Cc-pAny viii exhibit here IN
der canvass on Non6Ey evening, Aug
1ssS- This ls the largest orgsniza-
ro1 travelling. producing the ever pop
ulsr drama Z Us entirety, with spe-
GA scenery and stage effects. In
Sou1sct50z with thei- 6ne actinE com
pAcy hey give selec; nUsicsl pro-
gran consisting ot standard cvertures
An6 Dop,ElEr melodies Their sumner
rEvilioz se8is6 with opera chairs
gives a. TIE eo0torts q = modern
tasst-e- making Al e1joYzble evening
q El-t1. Eusie sc6 nslo-6ranA An
open E-r band concert Will &c given in
front q thsir pavilion 81 80 \ m
AcE-ss-ou-A51l-s. z5c. children I5c
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sssosesssesessssssssesss,
PERSONAL HENTIoS.


yu5ss Dale left 70 - f0- Nsuzun
@ legEl tzzi1=ss.
NJ Nsweo1b. the RouEb Rider &.
ever tro- ki1g1s-er
NJ. az6 N-s. 4. :. Corkirs left to
car tor -o1t1s outing y Colotaoo
Anos Ewing, wifs AID family. -
Turned hone a. kiog6sher tcday
Mss Jessie MasssT has returned
frCD two weeks vlsi. WITH trie-6s 81
Lswr5s
Mss NAry E2stin arrived to5aT and
viii Tlsit 1s- brothers George AID
C.zr-sy Ezslin.
Robert ~ Ramsay lef, yestsrss7
for C1i-sE7 z1d 81. Lozis where lie
WI 11y goods.
Mrs Hs-zrove formerly KS Gar
isu-- C tais city. L t1e guest q &r.
z1c Ms. Ca orusr
Mss Lara JO1eS- q Denver C5l3.
arrived today 816 Is visiting her eous-
lis, George ao5 C-srley Ezstln.
Il P. Kelly left ysss-raay t1- New
'o1. kEs, - rls5i for tsT 6sTs His
dsUghter. Edna. s-ct rG,nit hin
7 y Fzu-ote and = p Bu-neti. OF
Dallas, Tens are \ TIE city Ind al
tence1 the gan cab shoot yestsr6Ey.
Mss Alpha Brown Eens 70 Oklzho1a.
City AZ noo1 today >1e viii spend :
-=E Gays Tls-E1g Mss Nay Garrison
ard other friends
Mrs Dool5t.le su6 s3n Du6Ie7. Of
t7iSo1 Eo01 Fans Ess- are visiting
1sr parents C-L and Nrs Thomas
Jones q Eo-th Vine street
Mrs, Fred HaEglnEs End chArui.z
oa1gh-ar left yesterday - reSiGs \
Perry They .0iu M. higgins E5o 3
manager q large dry goods store.
Ms >tsllA vii De missed from E-ouE
Guthrie hE16so1e yO11E ladies an6
y her host ot frlsu6s IS shs was gen
orally poPu-A-
Geo 4 WIS returue1 today from
lis trip 20 New Yorx. Ee spoke q
most e .oTEb-e tine and says j does
fellow go % get Zip ot green grass
Acc o1cs from the foot hills ot TIE
Os-SklL -Ou1tEins. ! hated to leave
sEic George there were 50 many swell
SINNER EIrls there s16 inst few a
are fellows les. i VAS close 20 TIE
hU5s03 -.TEr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

TIE following school district bonds
A-s before TIE territorial auditor for
rszStrKtio1-
Bo1cs nu1ber ., , and 4, covering
school district No. -, Lincoln county,
Z the suz ot $50
Boz5 No. Z. covering district No 56,
Wa shits sCurty, $500.
Bond Nc J. covering district No. 60,
Gz-5el6 c1uuty, $500
Bo75 NJ I, covering district No, Il,
Woods cCu1tT, $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

Add1rioEzl Simmer Excu1s50Es 70 Colo
ado aid UuAh-
o. AuEzst- Ani = S15 SsP;s1bs-
~ =. We all SCI ro1c6 triP Eek.
els 70 Denver, Colorado Springs P1eb-
% G-eaEo06 Springs, salt Lake CIty
al Ogden ~ t1e rate - oas fare pins
s. . tor the round tip
F51Al retzrn lint Octcbz- .. 1870.
I2-ksts cautln1CES passage EP . 1-st
Colorado coZEo1 p1lCt after which
stop overs Viii % SLOWED Return
E.c -Zst 1Ot cs eo1Ze1GEE earlier
tEEr 1Fe days t-oz 5Etz q sE-z 1or
-E.e- thz1 Oet-o5- g. EEtu-z t-5u
eCot4-Eo1S passage
A = -CEz-Ss, agent
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FUSEEAI sEETTCE

e. ssGnsy Garter T~asy a. the CeasrsEs-
s5Eus1 Churrh
TIE fE1erEl ss-v1sss - >5-eT Ca
Ssr wsrs ss-5 so1sy AZ t-s C-zg-esE-
E0zII ehEsh. 2sr- kE-sz o=sLt5oE
TAiE WIS -1= e ths -ErEsst tz-zrA-s
zE=g s=H- Il t11s city L-s re-Ezs
were a. 20 rtst Il Sz=Zt Esw
Ta.s pa hearers wErs BE-.as 5HE-sr,
FsT1o1 O-szit.- EE-C-1 E.ss-s-1 --i5f-
GAxl Gllss-E~ C.sFs >=lt1 Az Ts5
Errsc.kK
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Fr.i >erE-

Weekly Leader one year and the
farm journal the remainder of
1900 and all Of 1901, 1902. 1903
and 1904. for only SOC. Sub
soHDtions begin With the current
month; Ws cannot supply back
numbers. Orders sent in FebTU-
aTy WiH begin With February. and
so or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

Ns2-2E evs-T ps-sou res6s . tonic
zs6iGi1s 81 THIS the O yssr - brace
~ Azc s1FlEo-kts TIE usrTous systs0
. cleanse TIE bowsls- liver and si6-
nsys- aF8BINE Z The btsi A1d safest
remedy g d. ihis. Ek il Sill czrs s11-
sfiP8tioC. regulate the liver Gz6 81
Tich TIE blood P-ioe - eezE. Fer
sale by Whes,s- * >57 sz5F B LII
zS & Co
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IN DEATH CELL
MOlineEx Case Delayed Several
Months for appeal

Sc-17sz Esz2zs Press Asa
Ssw No-k. Azsnsi 2--Jz6Es Durro
o TIE szp-szs court to6Bv handed
5cw- dsc5Sio1 denying TIE petition
C Wesks EUd Battle. Atto-zsys fer
Roland 3 Eoli-szE Tor 4 writ Ct
7N71E=us &c sozPsl Eeeo-6Fr Coz 70
sazzA-ily DECIDE Iths Molinssuz sp-
peal papers Ja6Es D1Ero's decision
means = delay C Z8ny Zozths AZ
Aoli1eux's ekss. 61rirg whieh tine
tie eords=1e5 zEa urst stay II tie
death cell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

Bggls Swine book : .zst Is Tzlus-
be scr ZA1 Wita oos aog Z 3 III; :
ST "a for ZE1 Eit. : hundred 5oEs
tssc-1g oC t1e she-is-s5 SIDE Ut 4
uE-1s1 TLr tsESE Ia cEkpt=- O.
-C1olsrA- 3 alone Eorth ter rzzas
WAkt the b0ok costs- Ts- ozghi .
have Il ths LsElsr SAYS Sc. TIE
p--rs q City cs-ts- free u mai A.
dress tEs P1bllshsrs- WLEa- AtEzn-
SCI Co. P15lA5E-uziE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-02

Heskiy LsG6sr ore year ard tts
EsrE I0VTr1l tes TsE1i1csY OF
7g90 ara I'll CT fg0i. fg92 lgC5
Es6 lo0<. for oEiy 50c- Syt-
Esripboss bsgi1 Eftk tbs cgrYsrt
EoEfh. Ee c1r.0t EgDDfy 5zC.
EgE ssrE. 0rgsTE EsEf IN fstYu-
AZ Eiu begin Eitt fssry1yg C,1
30 or.
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NJ En5 k-s- Walter CAY N-crsE-y
90 1875 EErr1soz EFE1Es, Kansas Cry
have iss1s5 irT5iEti11E to iAs we'd z Z
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c.Il usttinr Of Bryan stevenson Club,

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TIE Guthris Bryan and Stevenson
c--b has been called % meet il the
PROBATE cozrt room on August .. -
o'c-osk . II RePort OF a. cox
Z.t1zes appointed 81 last meeting viii
Re receives. ard the tine and place @
holding regular meetings viii be AZ
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u resident usz 5ers q the united
parties By order ot president.
jas = GLA-IsE C.. n WITTEE.
Secretary. Prssicent.
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Eh.0FE oSsLE51- sLsZrs112 EleEs-E n :
be sol5 90 GEthrls a. TIE rsss q exc
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re FA-1 Journal is the boil e
@o11. s1f-ths-oEll-o1-f1s-Ees5 pEDer
al % II re farmer 311 riLAEer whc
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Rev 4 J. Brown, presiding elder Of
t5e y C. church south, corner Broad
Ana Was, VII preach tonight 3. :
O'clock Q-zter.y conference viii be
had - TIE close q tae sermon W.
.. Matthew'S, Pastor.
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Al members q the First Regiment
Band are hereby ordered = Dc present
for rehearsal Wednesday evening, Al
gust I, 81 80 sharp, 81 the German
hal OF North S=cozo street
7. 4 NEAL,
F5--s ~sr-'-
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Mrs Rose NeGrrEoz and SCI. R1T.
Sttt yesterday morning "a tie C1cctg "
FO1Ss Liverpool EaEiAr6, s4iius
tro@ New To- 4 CD Saturday next "a
ne CUEEro line Mrs. Acl7reEor VII
ESi trle1os Eno relatives 4 England
f1r Ee1e months. returning 70 Okla
Aoza City A511i ChristzAs ii1e Ok
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Iss c-sSz En1 eAks G. Ten ee1-s
Tr5ZZPa 1uloiaE- Fri5EF sEszizE
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C4-as printed wa5le IN wA5f - tze
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Eor Rent Ore so2 3 md c-e ezst
secE- Both are nlcei b t1r1is1ed No.
20 szst NJ he zTs-ue
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See Ne-See Me.

AEIE West Harrison avenue for
cheap uo1sy o. best terms; abstracts
A16 l1szrzEes.-Geo. 4 Do5son.
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Pref SihArt Al q family l=ti yestz-
EAy tCr EcDoas- Rhs-= me p-ofesso-
A4s accepted = position as 5-strzctcr
u TIE normal sehooL-Oklz1o-A
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LEEocr81s- ZeZezker I1e e-t
meeting E16 h,s sz-e to zttez6
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We have soue great b2-szirs II SAL
gAp<rs- See Il elsewhere lille * Co.
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Tne ladies ot the Christian church
WI SErTS Ice cream shsrbes z1E cake
Friday vsnlog 81 the Tri1Ep5 II ID