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q, UTILIZED M PILISH RI.
karpinsLi sucrumbs Ia ~ Champion IN
hun aIo thr>s Tourney.

R,rruo. Aug IS The round In the
tournaments Of tho New Work stat" th"~-
Association Va contested ht might lrii--
hurv had q h,c in order o. CIV" an exhibition
Of the hindfold ut Napier attack~d Hossl
with a uu~ers Pawn game. tre o~I-~uing Or-
ns notably dun later. however. Napier
mad. An impression on the kings SIDE. -r,if-
ins boz VARIOUS fashion after thlrtN-siN mure-
Msr-huu offended a \."upa iuui-"n gam"
against I,.lmar With 10 regard Ut r-tat-
l-hed th.ariA and -,au oamv - sriet Del
mar soir~d nu-f thirt, nine moves
10. SAITH round VA pls,"d to-day pills
irfy adopted 70 Sipliau p-feuo. wfh Nat
piu-k. aud thoueh TIE lH't~f h"ld his "vn
ft = oon.d~Tat4s tur" Do" VA iHtriN out
pI...H Jrd,r tue lrrH-Ira 30 committed
q palpata srrHr fr-Igr.ug aftvf utfi' inuf
move. NHrIr. aas U'' wa H iriruN ih"7
fence Iy NHfsNau. Coo llHt t-fus fhs wss'
.uIf.,.l ~ tH. toHfrHr 'uf lu o." star
Nst... ga,' 90 fvn ravN" - a 'o.o~ 90.
t..t vN..h ,.IHIuafrt .u s -s- N'.g D'r
hIn.tlUn Naf-HHu t.t -d sH 'A,'sus" u'
u lu.,fs afH vn.i tHs saul' dr'i'i Q.
.U ,rrIus m Nsl.u fH,ar The saus
.taUa. sa.u - 'H-n isaUs a Tsa-Hu.
.h.r ,,rtar kI.fFt ~ us rtr-nUfs tia}T
nses .ui k-r
-irs .irurfI. UHvrI '"f goo gHnss FL. ts
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ol,urI, W. 90 10 ENGLAND.
Ma, nrpr~-rnt Our Naval Forces NJ the
Coronation of hInE Edw ard.

RosroN. Mass Aug Is Admiral pewev's
flagship Olympia NAV H. ordered to Eng
land ~ on. Of the squadron which probably
will h. sant 10 represent the United States
al the exercises In honor ~ the cpro nation
- King Edward This assertion l. made
on eYccllan, authority, although nothing
official has t-s,n announced regarding II
- far Tho Olympia - b"ing httci out ~
a ras-hip iot the Nurih Atlsnt station,
and Il y generally Understood that Rear
Admiral FrauCis J Higgiu~nu. nov On th"
kcar.arg.. will transfer his flag 20 her
She willis =, cpmmaud~d 10y Capt Henry W
LYON. who i ~ the C~harls~town Navy land
hooking after the hual details of her fittings
The Olympia - fast nearing c"mpiruoh
and viii. ID j. ~eNp-s'i-i - p'ady 7" 80 IN
commission about Oct IS III" report that
IA. l. To- 20 out to the South Atlantic station
l. drniei ~ without foundation " IA"
l. -.snt 20 Tho coronation u vii not inter
f.rr IA the sast withsh" plans Tor her future
s,rNtcr ON the North Atlantic station
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BEtR CIB sTRtIS ~ ~.
Central Park Annie climbed = rail- Tree
aud ,ouldn't Get Down again.

Ami. the tear cuh which was presented
'u the Central Park 10y Mis- Anna Held
-pin. months ago. disappeared Yesterday
morning. and fur about an hour all heeT-r
SnVd.r'- efforts to find her wrr" vain lie
thought hat the li,t" brute had been rwal
lowed w 10y the earth, wlil-, a. a fact
the Young lady had gone sky~ard.
Annie T. kept in n small cage IN the rear
par ~ 'hn pheasant hou-' Every morn
ing. whii- snyder puts h-r cage In order
Anna, has Nv. run 81 the premises She
make u-- OF her hl-ry 10 search every
hook and corner Of IN. place When
SNYDER b. ready he csil- her 10y name and
ia. comes running 20 him at once. uttenng
nttI. p-.,i-h hahy cries for the green
appl. ia" alvavs r-cr,Ne- on such occasions
that t-,ing the great, d~elicacy known
10 l-T palate
BI' Yesterday morning Annie did not
respond - Snyiar'- call ". searched
high and low. In III" huil-s' and about, but
without result A. last he conceived the
idea Of bringing Inlby to his and Tnlby
J. a five months old Boston bull terrier
that has hs--n the pla yfcllow and cage
mate ~ Annie ever since the latter made
her APPEARANCE Ia the menaSerhe
4 .-x days ago Trlby plsyfully bit on
about half an inch - Annie's nos~ Annie
CAV" he- = gond hckiig ~ r''uTn anu Nnf
der placed To. pup m solitary confinement
Their. shc remained until Anne disap-
I..arsd ye-ferlav
Tho numcn' Trilhv Wa released she
81 uu' In yIeS, ~ her playmate and after
a it'l" preliminary sklrulisllug she niade
n Wild dash fpr n big pear tree which stands
about I0 feet from The pheasant ho'iSr
Sryder followed aud Their" he spied Annie
a-'ridr of n hrancl half way 10 the top
" hen Snyder called 20 the cat she only
suuealad Apparently 81" had found u
easier to climb ~ than 10 get down again.
The end 81 T. all ~a- that SNYDER had
"a climb into the tr"e himself, tie a sling
Ahou' Annie and lower her down. In futur"
her matutiuol rsmhles will 10 more Closely
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Clerks ne,,b~d ~ Receiver To-, and 'orn
king um assume Debts

,mC.Gp. N ~ rs III" O'"ir ".
Phillips Company I's-~sd into the hands
Of a r~~~ri,rr this arcrro o statement
fl.d Nv Nj Phillips Ei'v- 40" liabilities
a., s7Io0p auI the n--r's 40 sisa!"" o.
sotO1 ~ a-~i- srr do h'ill ani
consist uf Ciaiu- Which sr' uu' "ou~ii"tei
voth . c~H's 80 she dollar
a.. .,rp.r, haz b. % ruhl--t by -
clerk. uus uf s-f - fhe Uuul Win
r.~u'Iv vffrd ,v~i Sa.s' ant Hu1'isf
ssu. Ifr rle7ss MANI ula'ri d. t-"ss
- .lrn ~ ,i'"r' 'ha' the' osnn"' - uhd"
t.t.t.Y... .r.i th-f, o. difrt, rf- 81 als1ut
s,..u. vHth uarf.# &c. accounted fuf
.-. .. tb. Assumption fhaf -.NtuAl
81 D... ...A. fraHHsl auI uu' 'nD Tas.r Co., fs
d.vr tu thr lH.- .Hl '"A We If"iI~
,u fhs So "1s-
pIlIif. uHust '. irfn o. NJ flR'f
A.. will aa.HuHlr H| fIu 1nlfs Wa We D.,
,.r.-.rr urHil. f. U.t aud rArsF NH,Ul
al. i.-I b.. HH. a rN fuH lhr ,THu
-, t.s. afsuf sssuss W -"fsHl Pool rins
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IaE BRENrON REEF or.
Indrp.ndrnce WI Not Challenge Tor
Troph, Held ny Ns,ahee.

NIvPoHr. Aug IS -Th.p u evidently
,,,,,hi I'M IN. report that Thomas " lawson
T. 20 chAllrng. for the Brenton's Reel cup
now held by Royal Phelps CAROLS NavHho"
,Apt hank Han MAS seen to-day on VA"
Ind.I-ndencc aud when asked about the
matter said that II VAS idle tall, that MI
rau.on had no such intention. and would
no, win a cup In that manner. He said that
M. uhou.ht that "a. cup was In proper hands
and that the id~e % racing against the NaNa-
hn. would be- ridiculous Ho sad that u
,,. of ,hs bs sloOp-. ether the Columbia
or ConstltIt on. held IA" cup. That u would
he a Different matter, ss it Nould mean a rs,e
With one 81 these boats. Just "hAt 'h'F "'e
- p1omlncnt yachtsuan. IN speaking ~
,l,r matter to-day. aid that an OCEAN race
fmf thr Undergraduate Vas out 81. the qur-
ION. and Ice did not think that MI l1"1?i
wi shed - ri-k hi- boat 10 IA" open sea va
Any ktnd OF h-a'{ I'm H.. In-drpsnd.nos
Cspt IIsr va, asked U he bad t%ccriyed
a., DrIsrs - IN the future % ~ boat anu
h. I'D hat h- Na- unable Go 80 Mr ias-on,
but expected 10 know ~1mei.lns n"li...
IN a day OF W. "" ihoughi inst nu'T--
some RACES could b- seen ahead nav Va" IN
a, p-nd.nc- would be- taken around 10" 'ape
io Hull They at" m Lup.N Ot aItGhsils
a rac- With tl.r shamrock 20 take pla'r lh''''
diat~ly after the cup races
III SsTHI. Mas Aus IS e ,lapp.
the pfi,at. secretary u I homss " .oni
oNner Of o." lnd"prndeucr, "a tleI.yo,.n
to-day concerning th" plan- for W" Boston
boat Nj Ilapp Is ~ 10 bed at Az summer
home here. but bee aid thrr" hhd been 70
- J.,.lpuurufs 10 connection Niih li"
Iud~ep-udnnt,s since The statement 49, i,al"
puhIlc hy Mr. IaNsou last Thursday lhl'
Wa 10 H.. effect that u fae-s we're i'Si
r.us.d foT IT. boat before S'pf ! -he NouId
be- hroErn up
can Han ~ The Independence. has b'"u,
yisIug Nj tltpp his N''A ne ~ -
Ter. on Ius-dsy aud remained unih la-'
nisht The nature % ht- GRAND va ,o,
disclosed T. j. understood NAV 'lp, ua,
Mr. Barrt.. St Ihomas Upton -hia'
i've. To- The puTpo-r ~ taking over 'hr p9,
Sibhi'y % ruc~- h'tn-'u the N'h''f"'" ~
aud the ludepeud~bC'
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NtwPoKr. Aug ls-The second race for
~. so-footer- under the auSpic-~ 81 the Me-"
YORK Yacht club. was sailed this afternoon
in a strong southN--t .'nd The conditions
N.r, ANYTHING hu' satisfactory Tor good
rscing 49, the sthrt. - n heavy f"g hung over
ia. Ia, and ia" Nlrd va hght hut after lt'
start a.. toy iu.d some and 'h' WIud 'h
creased. making m,st exciting r"'" Their
ven. Gun. for ART aud second boat. Nh.'n
Ny. Won hN 90. carolina and h"i' -
N A.. to4'. W,r Jailed ty their owrrrs SIN
~. .N,,Itfuu Of WaMa Which WAS ~ii'"d
TN, tart va a. Codding'Yn Cove. aud ~"
,our-. VA nv" aud a hall Wil"s 10 l"ev ARD.
10 u mark % iiogg Island and q n'ai hs'A,
On the run out the ispvrauya held W" l-ti
fpr some time. but III" Wa~ pa--"d To- th"
nt.rr baat. ~. tine at the marx u ing -
follow. Hera. 4Sp Ia hafhars. AhF 'atp-
ina. tsp8a Mana. ~ u t-p"ranAa hv -
u,rrpnu. bOtt After hauling on The "a pa
lie fog cam. again aud "a" har.'"h WIN
dew nom the race and headed fDr hr~tnl
Usrbor. hut soon put about again Tor home"
On the Ntnd the caro- ina TOOK N" lead ana
won sa-,ly Tho Barhara ran ASHORE win
drawing from the rau" The summary
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any one what he thinks. He puts oh
The OH rat. he ave, was not well sailed
M thes. waters and this zeal she has been
doing remarkably well The nsw Shamrock
according 10 his estimate u eight tf1nuie-
faa,er than the old boat and on tins I'm
proyemeut he hgrIr- thAt she shouln W"
the Cup.
The Erin, the steam yacht OF Sir Thomas
Llpton. l. ready. She has been Thoroughly
o~ycrhAule,l and painted and early Yesterday
morning went Ia Hoboken 90 coal She
will anchor In the upper harbor UNIV, NJ
Tbonas LINTON arrives here neat Nei-
uerlay on the steamer 1~eutonic u u
very doubtful N 'ne racer will have any
trials until the srrivll of Sir Thomas Upton
and Designer Watson, who u accompany
ing him.
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CO>GrRS NrrHEW tRRyST,D
Mako = settlement Win an ,nNious 'r~i-
Nor and ~ Rrlrns~i.

S,N Francisco, Aug o. Krv 'Hrr p.
nephew Il the American Nr..''r 'n t''.
was arrested to-day ON q ,.,rg" prrf-r".i
~ the local agent ~ "a, tuI.-.r' F'fN-. e
COMPANY THAT Young ,.ucrr Wa no.
fH 'aaVo 'h~ STATE 90 arffgut Dol. .r.
,onrrr Ctns n.rs frHru N. # d.
marry Mis- Grao" tl'rh. dang ..f
H.urv f'oh. and ihrr a. g. ia. H
l--su agent - ihr publishing
Honolulu. lnl whom a I'm va.
hHus lr lgurrvd b. 4 varrHr
!.sIrt aud vuuug turg"T Nr '
C.ur H. paid s.>a gsVa N- ..'
laItu,v AMI was r.lra--d
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10 MY REPF BITC STEEL tOP
Report That the United states tempSH
L. Neg otisting for It's Purchase.

p~ITrsBURG. Pa Aug lS-A despatch
from Youngstown. OHIO. fortnight Hhy'
that the United States Steel Corporal
h negotiating for the purchase of the 10.
public Iron and Steel Company. 'Hr Only
large steel company that th" trust d'r-
us control Should the alleged n"go'l,-
lions succeed. tho trust will control 81
per cent. 81 the couutry'- Production -
iron and steel
n. Republic Cnmpauv vas Hrgaitr"i
IN 1854 under 'he LAVE e New l"r-'N N.'N
a capital II s2S.GO.ND TrH'"'r.t s'Ha
and S9O.saWp summon s'F'D az '-
amount four-hf'h- = az 'H '''" '
issued
The C%cmpanv'- annual rapar'v .- . fed"
On tons u bar iron. amt other f.'.
t-h"d foru- - steel Nearly ever"
the Republic N~pmrany's mills u~'- A. s'-
mated Association labor
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mo ittHT Rt1F TO-Dh.
Constitution aud Columbia Ia "~r' W"
Iarrinmoni for IIsnhsomr rrifrs'

The Constitution aud columbia, WHOM l'I,
Newport on Mrdu"-dth evening" atilN'u
on Inr,hmor' Yesterday They ~" ""''
- ,p ,h. Nr-i Of a ~rrI g. ~ three fuc.-
f,r rpp- given by N-c~-Iomwudore Alif-d
Marshall In. race vii bH started ~ a. ~
O'clock and one ~ ne regular Lar ci' llnh'
,our--s will b. collected 10" constitution
b.'ors -hr left Newport received a new main
sd which hn- iu.f been mad" Tor her az
u.rr.-honz. and Mr. Duncan H. very snAl,u,
10 try II. but De- Vul not nav" '!mr uh'd hll
49,. ,,c.s to h.. sailed a. tni- md uf tb" sound
IL. -s.,und rae. 81 'h~ lafrhrtnnt -.fl"T
Nil h.. called to-rutrow and M" 'hitd on
M,od4v IN. Judge. steamer VIII l"hN"
H.. ,uhhsu-.. Al 10 4U e. VioCk ana il's"'-
Tor Members ar~ " sacl To '"''h lh'
steamer those ytchi-W"u who N-h u" 500 .i"
r,rs should TAKE the tram which l"hN"- We
trtud central station atphl ia N" m"inshS
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new METHOD IN PROMOTIONS.
M iD> on DIPtRj EFNIN 10
IONGIR ~ ma -, EiIING.
Amendments idopich @" tNI >r-'Ir'
Huir, Pro,idr ma '.I "rr,l'I ;u..
mission BE Nal'us Judge iu INa. g..
tieu tor prauou on io HEh"g t-.u.

'"'' '' "" "
A.,~v Az 81. r.. St.t. OIL. .
NN' ''i'i'~@i'' '
mcnt. ?" 'h" 'l.N 500 i'" i
York CIV adopted d., 's. N..t.a..
~. ,....
''
fN'~ R'N''h'.' I'''
and flrr b'iH'''n'n'~ "'N " ID"
urud,sl los fh" -. Com --r'r H
IT, ,.-.g.,,.r 81 ,.rr4,r.- .. ....
-
W Wv ""'
o." fo.i"" o'~I"''in'.'- -
NILSSON TODAY MAD" tN' i~".H".rr ole
u,!nc.m.ni
Tho NUfairl t.ufI..I.r. ..I
" ""' l"'
WIN on" "N''p'l'' '
made uy ih" stat" conn. -~''. r
cNc-ptiu" 10 W the relative N"1Eu'-
70 element. .. u'T' U .'r '
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Mr.. Freedman called on me for q few min
ute-. n they were going ON any such mis-
sion they didn't tell me about IT,.
"A member Of the Executive Committee
of Tammany Hall IL reported g. saying
that YOU want Go get rid Of Mr.. Devery,
Col Murphy was old. ,
Nobody In TsmmAny Hall IL empowered
TO talk for me, : said the Colonel. when
I'm ready Ia talk u talk for myself
Col Murphy added he wasn't ready 20
talk.
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e, r" i,I",RiNa m,IU
O., sua tafuh ~ s"'lAs'
.sr Ns-.a n-sud sr-as esssa D.

HHf huI#f sa a
at f ras H 81 "
- @ 90 H CO., lHHH
@ EHr H.Ha aa f
iaHI H q NaUtsf go .
- lsHrH uu
g. a a. froslr@ - w
.i ~ -n "a. nsIa1 'sr
AZ anan n t@af uH
f r HHnHfs 1855 a. 49, 80
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Fewer Arrests IN Brooh,n ~.

Power arrests have hr-cn made IN Brook
lyu sine. III" thr,a platoon system went
into enect on Tucsday morning l. j. aid
that the falling "a Is du" 60 the fac, 'ha, 10"
Individual Iatrolman l. not anxious To los-
any 81 his own time In prosecuting prisoners
Ina ,h. police courts Under the old sN-tciu
the Iatrolnan would just a. soon spend
III tim. ia court A. Oil reserve duty ia the
station
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.knn 4. 500 On cred on Tn. I, .nlre nea,.

An offer to l-t ssoo 80 t2co upon the sue
ces- 81 tho American hoat IN the ini"rna
tionAl Yacht ra~~ was made on the New
York Stock E~Nchang" Yesterday, but d
va not takcn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
PERsoNAL MgNrloN.

N Cassidy Of Teoumseh Is risl.
tor ia the city today.
Felix L. Winkler Of the sanitarium
at Norman. Is visitor in Guthrie 10.
day
Leish Kemp is down from Mulhau
on business.
J. G. Bardwell and j. l.. Hamop are
Lawton visitors in the city.
President David R Boyd of the uni.
versity at Norman. is in the city.
w. NJ. Ferguson is down from New
/ kirk
J. A. Hill Of Enid, is a Guthrie visi-
tor today
F G. Dennis Of wellston. is among
tho visitors in the city today.
Bert Howard Of Lawton, is here to-
day on business.
n. NJ. Kirkpatrick OF St. Joseph, No,
is registered az the Hotel Royal.
John 4. Bardwell is down from
Wichita on a business trip.
Theo. W. Grir came up this morn
ing from oklahoma City.
J. H. Rhoade5 of Lawton. was a
Guthife visitor Yesterday.
Z Attorney John c. Hughes Of Paw
nee, is in the city today.
J. F. Rahmann of Edmond, spent
yesterday in this city.
S. A. Mentzer Of Edmond, is in the
city today on business.
w w Painter sheriff Of Comanche
county, is here today.
E. f. Bickel of Ponca City, is a Wis
itor in the city
j. L. Watkins is over from El Reno
on a business trip.
Miss Emma Hayes of Cashion, is
visiting friends in the city.
c. NJ Cade is a business visitor in
the city today from Shawnee.
j. A. Stein OF Alva, is in the city.
j. B. Scott, assistant cashier of the
bank at Hitchcock, okla, is in the
city
Fred Whitemore is down from Perry
on business today.
Miss Jessie Payne returned today
from a visit to Macon City. Mo-, ami
Kansas City, where she attended the
grand opera.
Mrs. S. X. Rush arrived from Kan
sas today after a two months visit
with her parents and friends.
Charles Barrett, editor of the Shaw
nee Herald, was business visitor
this morning He says the Santa Re
railroad will start to build into Shaw
nee within thirty days.
Colonel Roy Hoffman returned to
Chandler today.
II. II. Hagan went to Chandler to-
day
Marshal Thompson will retain his
present stan of deputies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

Assistant United States Attorney J.
w scothoin went to Oklahoma City
today.
Henry Reynolds. the chief Of police
mas no reason to believe that thirteen
is an uniucky nGnber, as number thir
teen drew the bride which was ranled
last night at the Kentucky Liquor
house. It was held by Mr. Reynolds
who has been offered $50 for the
bride, by a number Of citizens who
win send it to President Roosevelt
for a Christmas gift
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
osteopatily In Guthrie.

NJ. T. McBurney, D. o., graduate Of
the American School OF Osteopathy,
Kirksyille, Mo, (under the founder Of
the science), Is located at 1923 Bsat
Cleveland avenue, Guthrie. Okla. in
the practice Of osteopathy where she
will be pleased 20 consult with any
who are suffering from "the many
ailments flesh is heir to-" womens'
diseases a speciality.
Consultation and examination free.
Office hours from a m. to p. m.
Telephone No. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
Beware Of Ointments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. such articles should
never he used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do Is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. J.
Cheney g. Co. Toledo, o.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Han $
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem
uine. II is taken internally and made In
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c per bottle.
Haus Family Pills are the best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

Our prices and assortment in
these goods appeal TO all
Magic Lanterns, Tool Chests,
Toy Furniture and Dishes.
Iron Toys, Tin Toys, Games,
Doll Beds, etc,
From Sc to $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
Attention Ladies.

AS beautiher, facial massage has
no equal for immediate and lasting
results. Mr. Jester makes speciality
Of his work, his equipment including
the latest improved Electrical Roller,
which has brought such wonderful re-
suits in New York.
Remember that more harm than
good is done by incompetent (socall-
ed masseurs who may permanently
injure the muscular tissues OF the
face. Therefore be careful whom you
consult.
Treatments at residence or office.
Louis JESTER
40S North First street. Tel. No. 45S
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
LAMPS

LAMPS
In this line as we'll as China
we certainly lead the process
sion, not only in price, but in
quality and assortment to Sc
lect from. From the cheap
glass ones to the finest of
hand painted, ranging in price
From I5c to $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
New cOntraotor For euthrio.

Mr.. ]. D. Brazie OF Rockford. H..
an old and experienced contractor in
all branches of cement work, side
walks. steps, curbing, fountains and
ornamental works. arrived in Guthrie
with his wife and daughter in view of
making this their permanent home.
They have rented cottage on E.
Harrison, No. 524. phone S41. Mr..
Brazie comes well recommended and
will be pleased to give estimates on
all work in his line. and earnestly
solicits the patronage of the people
having work of this kind.
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WInter Weather m euthrIe.

Guthrie is today experiencing her
first real touch Of winter of the sea
son and probably the coolest snap In
years The thermometer descended
to point uncomfortably close TO the
zero mark aud those who had not laid
in supply of winter clothing gave
liberal patronage to the furnishers
The coal dealers, too, did a heavy
business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

G. w. Lynch, Winchester, Ind,
writes Il owe the life Of my boy to
Foley's Honey and Tar. He had mem
braneous Group, and the first dore
gave him relief. We continued It's
use and it soon brought him out Of
danger"
J.N Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

j. W. Bryan Of LOwder, H., writes;
Ny little boy was very low with pneu.
monia. Unknown TO the doctor we
gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. The
result was magical and puzzled the
doctor as It Immediately stopped the
racking cough and he quickly recover
ed"
j. N. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Needed During the Occasion Of Teach
ers' Meeting.
During the Territorial Teachers as.
ISOLATION meeting in this city Dec. 20.
90, p and 20, It will be necessary to
furnish rooms for the accommodation
Of nearly one thousand teachers, and
everyone having furnished rooms.
with or without board. Is requested to
list them with Secretary Lucas of the
Commercial club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

Useful presents are always appro
pirate, such as pictures, rockers,
chamber sets. dressing tables, cabl.
nets, music racks, etc. Patterson
Furniture Co
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FANCY GOODS
In Our China Department

We show immense line of absolutely goods-from
cheapest the bestand fully prepared to take
Of the trade from now
The buyer who knows values will appreciate our
special offerings in
DINNER WAR E.-Amercan German, French
Carlsbad Cups and Saucers Plates, Salads
Fruits Bisque Figures, Bohemian Vases Water Sets
etc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-14

The section hands make their ap-
pearance on hand car and warbe
dulcet strains in side Tracked"
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CFirst published in Daily Leader

(First published in Daily Leader
Dec. Z, 1901)
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom it May Coreern:
Notice is hereby given that Howe
& Doty have this day filed their petit
tion to sell at retail spirituous, vinous
and malt liquors in lots "a and rs,
block As, Second ward, Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma, and that unless
objection be filed on or before the
2Srd day of December, A. d., 1901, said
petition will be granted.
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. Z, 1901.
J. 3. Dobson, County Clerk.
BY F. s. Pulliam. Deputy.
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TAIyE YOUR OWN CASE

all probability you have like hundreds others
trouble needless and needless in buying
groceries. We remedy all this and anxious do IT.
We you the trouble by sending order clerk your
We you the worry by making suggestions in
regard what the market affords and you great
ohe expense by the prices goods
neghbor getting this advantage why don't your Get out of
the old rut and the old II will be the Of saving
you many dollars besides giving satisfaction you
only realize by trying it, May we help you?
Special for Saturday
THREE CANS CHARM CORN 25 CENTS.
Every Can Guara nteed
PHONE a.. JOHN McNEILL & co,
5O2 +. Oklahoma. Ave.
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Ours is not a prize package store
We give you the very best values
for your money poss Bile. Compare
our prices aud goods with any
other store is all We ask. A visit
to our store will pay you