The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-03
LEAogRErrEs

Local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
Ardmore is to have a new city hall.
Fraak Horn Of Checotah viii estab-
scsh the Post at Oktaha.
The Muskogee school board is popu-
lar enough to be entertained at 81
o'clock dinners.
Free text books for Oklahoma would
be an issue worth talking about in
the next campaign.
Oklaboma's fruit crop is safe from
frost and. barring hail and all other
dangers, will be a record crop.
The heavy rainfall Of last Sunday
in northern and northwestern Oklaho-
ma greatly benefited growing crops.
Iawton saloons have been warned
to keep closed on Sundays and gamb-
ling house proprietors told to move off
the first floor
w. T. Hutchings of Muskogee, is
home from Washington, confident in
the belief that the Moon bill is a hope
less proposition.
The waukomis World, whose editor
was rampant for Cross, thinks that
some day Oklahoma will reward Ed
gar Jones in a substantial manner.
Bartlesville is to nave a vitrihed
brick plant on large scale. Work
has commenced on the plant
man named putnam shot a man
named J. J. Terry at hugo last week.
The trouble arose over team.
The Creek and Cherokee Real Estate
and Development company of Wagon
er. struck a flow of oil at Wagner
last week.
The chief object of interest in
Guthrie is the Choctaw's steam shovel.
whenever anybody wahte to hnd a
man he goes down to the steam
shovel.
George Kelnan, editor of the Out
look, is writing series of articles
criticising the administration of Will
lam Jones. commissioner of Indian af-
fairs. and reports from Washington
allege that he viii pay his respects to
conditions IN Oklahoma.
J. L. Crosby cattleman, from Dan
VILE, Ark. was found on the Choctaw
track at Mounds last week. with his
body so badly lacerated that he died
soon after he was picked up He was
in the territory looking after a pas
ture.
Editor j. S. Holden of the Fort Glib
son Post. is the grand old man of the
Indian territory press and is get
ting out one OF the best weekly papers
in the territory. He is practical, in
what he does too. He advised his peo-
pie to raise fruit. and to give them a
start. started nursery, and has furn-
ished great number of fruit trees to
people in the territory That is case
of practicing what one breaches.
Anita Daisy, an eccentric home
stead claimant who attracted consider
able attention in Logan county in the
early days, built a home on her claim
north Of Edmond Ihe home was
abandoned long ago, and its ramshack-
lie condition made It a conspicuous
landmark TO passengers riding on the
Santa Re railroad. After weathering
the winds for years, the old house col
lapsed one day last week.
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
mont ~ Elys Cream lialm, which is agree
ably aromatic. u Is received through the
nostriis, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face oven which ID diffuses itself. Druggists
sell the soc. size Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it aud sou are sure 70 continue
The treatment
Announcements
To RecOmmodate ;hose who are partial
to ihe usa of atonizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tr0t-
bics the proprietors prepare Cream Lain IN
Iouid form. which will be known as Elys