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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES,
FOR SALE-1e04 STEyENS-DURYEA m FINE
running order; will sell at bargain; write ].
O.. Star office. my1S3ts
FOR SALE-WHITE STEAM TOURING CAR,
1904 model. With top and head lamps; In fine
condition.; will sell cheap. Write STEAMER,
Star office. my1S-3t.
ST LOUIS TOURING CAR, 10 H.P.,- IN GOOD
running order, will be sold by auction IN front OF
Wilson * Mayors sales rooms, 1927 and 1929 q
ST. NV, Saturday at IL noon my1S-2t
FOR SALE-CHEAP, 1904 TOURING CAR,
cost $1,000; used but 300 miles; perfect order;
top; lamps; baskets, etc.; owner leaving town;
OF win exchange for improved real estate. Adr
dress Box 2lS. Star efacs nyxS7ts
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APARTMENTS

The kensington. Or. b
ffcrnishedl LOO 90
1864 Princeton. Or. b. 80. 90
1920 Z NV. {r. b. 30. 10
lS43 Z cap. 5r, b. 30 90
232l 18th. 5r, b....3D.O0
1857 Oregon. 3r, b.30.00
1858 Princeton. 5r.b.3O.0O
2509 1915 18th. Or. b. 30 90
1901 Erie. Or. b. =. 20. 90
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FOR RENT--DwELLING 326 ST. NV; IL
rooms. with bath: newly painted. papered and
renovated throughout: s45. Inquire Of JOHN H.
BRENT, 1919 II St NV mxlstf
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FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-12ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE; 9
rooms rented with over SlU0 monthly income ex-
cellent opportunity call after pm. Grant
place. mylS-3t"
FOR RENT-FtRNISHED STONE HOUSE FOR
summer, Dupont Circle, at $50 per month;
half square from Mt Pleasant cars; adults only;
references Address y. ". H., Star office.
myiS2ts
FOR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. LARGE
residence, furnished except silver, from June 10
October at nominal rent.
THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 61I 1ith ST.
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FOR RENT-JUNE / To OCT. /, NEWLY FUR
nished, S-room house In NV; convenient lines
cars. good yards; southern EXPOSURE $50 Ad-
dress c. L A, Star office. myl6-3t'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
Desirable 11-room house Washington Circle;
all modern improvements. Can he leased by the
year Mt $500, for summer months at $1,000
per month House completely furnished through
out.
MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
1925 and 1927 Pa. ave. NV.
my13-s Su,Tu th-&t
VNEEREVSHEn
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Ne cor 18th Clifton 1924 NIIsv lar b. IS. 90
l6r, 4b. fur. $500 O0l Bachelor apis, 1907 + NV
s22 Conn av I6r I25. O0i Warehouses, 80 * NV
I4oo NV i2r fur 100 Dol Cottage Taxa PIX So. 90
1922 sv. arb. So. 00j Office rooms 1907 NV
129 Md. ave ne. Tor. and bath. furnished. $3.50
TYLER X RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. NV.
app est
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1ST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
1916 18th. Ior. b. $3.50
11I9 18th. Tor. b. 45. 20
l144 ore av. Tor. b. As. 30
1880 18th. Tor, b. .40.65
1908 .. Tor. b. 49,. 40.63
l44S Howard NV. 10, b40 90
1928 Oregon av Or, h.35 80
1349 Corccrnn. Sr. b. $500
1912 q NV, 7r. b. $3.50
1885 10th ne 6r, b. cor25. so
APARTMENTS.
18th nrYnle, or. b, new3I.50
ITO Conn av. Or. b. % 80
26 Thomas ne. or, b.22.O0
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FOR sALE-A sPECIhL LIST OF GnT-EDGB
INVESTMENTS, PAYING 8 TO IL PER CENT.
RANGING IN PRICE FROM 81 coo TO $780,
SEND FOR LIST
MOORE & HILL qnc.). TT 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L. r
FURNISHED.
1880 18th. l2r. ,2b. $500. 90
Adjoining Soldiers Home,
large house. stable and
outbldgs. 40 acres. beau
tifully situated.
1898 Corcoran. Tor, b. 1000
l24S Princeton. Tor, b3J.50
UNFINISHED.
1890 18th. 12r, 2b. 100 90
1874 Conn av.llr. b. 100. 10
1889 Q NV. Or, b. rs. 90
1877 10th. nr, b.. 5000
1900 Yale. Tor. b.
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CNFURNISHED.
q .
1913 St, aud bath, furnace heat. 40. 90
1911 yt., rooms and bath, furnace heat. 40 90
Entire building at 1871 Pa. per mo-. 200 90
1892 N. Y. ave. NV. Ter. und b., from
July 1905 per an ................. 2, 500 90
1925 ". Y ave, 2Or.. 2b.. per mo. 12o.O %
604 ii st. Tor. and b., vacant June l...... 30. 10
FURNISHED.
1000 18th 1T, Is rooms had bath, per an. i, 800 90
li22 18th ST.. lar. & 2b, hot water heat. 200. 90
1905 Yale St, 12r and b.. per month. l25 90
1904 10th St. 11r. and b., per month. 1000
ITlT De Sales ST., l0r and b., per month. 100. 90
100 Md. ave. me-. Tor & b., year, per mo 5750
From May Is to Oct. /, 1905 per me-. 40 90
ap2S-u GASCH & 3IRGE. 1926 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR SALEM THE WEST END"
Reduced to $4,000.
remarkable bargain; very select location
in fashionable West End'-west Of Conn. ave-
and north OF Mss. ave-; II rooms; SOLID
STONE front; hot-water heat
MOORE & HILL Qnc). III 14th ST. NV.
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IRON AND WIRE WORKS.

HARTUNG & NAGEL, BIO 18TH ST. NV
oEua@entai Tron and Wire Works.
Phone Main 1l04
etafr casinss. Balsoniss and Nanquise Work.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR EALE-BARGAIN. :
4 SPECULATION.

decided to sell for s., OOO-we would submit an
offer Of 81, 500. A property with fpture--just
on 14th ST. and south OF Thomas Ctrclei loca-
tion that will soon be entire business section;
size Of lot 22x1O0; alley; q 8-story brick house
and 2-story brick stableI would rent to pay. as
an investment pending the enhancement In value.
MOORE & HILL (1nc.). 717 14th 1t. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALOON EASY TERMS
Dairy, stock, fruit and poultry farms and timber
tracts, houses and lots. steam and electric
cars and near Washington, d. c.; farms from
$3.50 per up; building lots from S35 nm.
houses and lots from $3.50 up; good Kind land
aud plenty OF pure water; very healthy
1t will pay you to send for catalogue before
you buy Ii you have any property for sale Iist
II with me; no charge unless make a sale.
]. y. JERMAN
Phone connection Fairfax. Va.
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FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE-sO0 ACRES TIM.
Der land within Is miles of Washington and half
mile Of Pa. r. X. Good land. Only 81 an acre.
bargafnl Would make ine stock farm. Easy
terms. = r. A. PHILLIPS, 1406 G. ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-le17 SD STREET NORTHWEST.

10-ruom house. Well constructed and now being
newly papered. painted, etc, Throughout; cellar,
furnace. new plumbing, porcelain bath tub, etc.
lot 10x160; stable, etc. An unusual opportunity
to purchase a country place in the city, es-
pecially for one having for the stable facili-
ties, etc.
APPLY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), Ill 14th ST. NV.
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- RENT. $50.
On numbered street in the northwest; centrally
located: 10 rooms brick: lot 20x100: alley.
MOORE HILL (fnc.). III 14th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE. HARDWOOD FINISH;
rooms; bath; attic, cellar, furnace; large lot;
line: easy terms; Goth and Rhode Island
ave. ne; open. JOHN l. kNOPP, Owner.
myl2-7ts
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FOR RENT-CNFURNISHED-
1923 n. II. ave-, 17r. and 3D.. per month. .$1I5 90
1915 st. NV, l2r. and 2b ............. 100. 90
500 + st. NV store. .................. 80.00
2Ol Sc, Tor. and b.................. 1913
zoos eth st. NV. lar. and bath. ........ 5.65
1911 1lth st. nv I2r. and b............. 5000
304 St me-. sr. and b.. furnace heat. 30. so
1901 o.w-, Sr. and bath. ...............2 q. so
l2S ne. Or. aud bath. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
12J6 st. ne. apartment, 3r. and DID,. "a 50
1888 hlngman pl. 7r and bath. ......... 81. so
TIE WASH.NGrON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. ZEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
fa20-tf eSu
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WANTED : HOUSES on CAPITOL HILL AND
NORTHWEST, RANGING IN PRICE FROM
$1,000 TO $4,000. HAVE URGENT CALLS FOR
SUCH PROPERTY. IT PRICES ARE RIGHT,
l HAVE THE CUSTOMERS. SEND ME- MEM
OF YOUR PROPERTY. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1905 ST. NV. my136t
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FOR SALE
AN OPPORTUNITY NEVER BEFORE OF
FERED. ONE SQUARE FROM DUPONT CIR
Gle; southern exposure; rooms and bath. Sci
dom has the opportunity to purchase mod
ern home at a moderate price in such ex
elusive neighborhood. Price reduced to s.. 00(
for few days.
MOORE HILL Gnc.), III 14th st. NV.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07

Of flowers. parades, oyster bays swim
iling excursions and vacbt rides
Nj prouty win open headquarters here
and work on the prellmnarios OF the
national editorial meeting tc be held in
Guthrie and the l0l ranch IN june. re
Is receiving hundredh OF letters from
n cmbers 81 the Oklahoma Psess asso-
oiauon mqurng about the Portland ex-
ouision Tor the national editors lie sayl
that thus n,r no one except national del
esatcs from the state and territorial
press associations win be- aCmittod on the
excursion.
THE Oklahoma Press association ls all
lowed seventeen delegates with their s.-
dice, which delegates will be- elected at
IN annual meeting 10 bc held at okla
homa city April = and 25 Those who
are anxious 20 become delegates should
DC af that meeting and endeavor to do
hitlo campaigning FOR their own cause.
hr Prouty is rndeavoring 10 get an
extra coach for The Oklahoma delegation.
should this be secured great mass more
peorio caa ho taken on the excursion.
However. nC arrangements have as yet
tcer perfected in that direction.
r1nday M. Prouty viii make 81 trip
60 ile iJi ranch 20 seo Joe" Miller lr
regard 10 lmportant matters connected
WIN the entertainment OF the national
editors at tho ranch The program for
lhc entire Trip win rrobaDy be out next
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07
THEGARFIELDICOUNTY IDEA
Non-Partisian Mass Meeting
Called to Insist Upon
Separate Statehood.
Special to Daily Leaa,r

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Enid April Ia con has been Issued
foi q Joint non-pstrtlsan mass meeting
90 bo held ia this city boy the ohairries
ot the republican and democratic com.
udueos for the purpose of discussing the
fmtcnood question There is stroag
fcepns ln this put OF the territory for
statehood FOR Oklahoma alone The cau
ifsued is as follows "As cmirmen of
the democratic and republican county
central committees. s obedience 10 the
petition of several hundred citizens come
posed OF ail political D. rites. we hereby
jointly can mass Ll0fting Of an ci4i-
1cns - Garfield county 30 meet at The
oi'emt house m the city Of Erid. on sat-
mday, Arrii i5 at the hour of O'Clock
9. la. 10 discuss and take appropriate
action relative 90 statehood for okla
homa We request every citizen 81
said county 20 attend this meeting ana
Iaulcipate therein without regard 10 po-
lucal afillauons
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THE TEACHERS FOE
one who Broke Down from Six Years or
overwork Tells How she Escaped
Misery OF Enforced idlenesa

~ had been teaching in the city schools
Isisadiiy for siX ycars" said Miss James.
whose recent return 20 the work from
which she Wis driven bs nervous collapse
/ has attracted attention They were
] b"nuy overcrowded especially in the
Urinary department OF which had
Charge and ] had been doing the work
% two teachers. The strain was too
much for my nerves and two years ago
thc crisis came
was prosimted mentally and ply
s.caily sent in my resignation and never
expected 10 he able to resume work It
socned TO me thcn that I was the most
miserable woman on earth. was tor
tncd by nervous headaches. worn out hy
inability 60 sleep. and had SO little
blood that was as white as chalk
'After my active lifc Sc was very hard
20 bear enforced idlcncss. and it was tcr-
roly discoumgine to keep paying out
The savlngs OF years for medicines which
all me no good"
How did YOU get back your health?"
a bare chance ana "a lot OF faith led
rc 20 cure. After l had suffered for
many months. and when was on the
very verge of dispair J happened to read
un account OF some cures effected by
Ir Williams Pink pills The state
mcnts were so convincing shat some
how felt assured that these pills would
hrlp me Most people I think. buy only
one box for a trial. but I purchased six
loNes at once. and when had used
tfom up, ] was indeed wen and had no
need Of more aedicino
"Dr Williams Rink pins enriched NV
t"m blood, gave mo back my sleep. re-
stored INV appetite. gave me strength TO
walk long distances without fatigue. ia
fact freed me from an my numerous af-
mmts. have already taught for several
months, and eannot cay enough in
ri"se OF lr Williams Pink Pi..e"
Miss Margaret a. Jones IS "a. living
at No. l93 Clay street navte... ohio.
Many OF her fellow teachers. prontlng
10y her experience. have also used Dr.
Williams Pink Pnls ana are enthusias-
tie about thoir merits These pills have
n Truly wonderful record for restoring
health wrecked by overwork OF brain or
lcdv' stomach, blood and nerves feel
ihc good effects almost Immediately
Sound Digestion strength. ambition ana
cheerful spirits quickly follow from their
use. They are the best remedy for an
rcrsons who are debnitatcd. They are
sold IN every drug store In the world.
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FIGHTS eArrLE VITA POSSE.
Negro Murderer Sad TO Have Killed
Himself 10 Avoid Capture.

Padueah ~, April Henry. alias
cuayles' Hutchinson, the negro who shot
Ioiieeman W. Y Eaker al Fulton. rs said
To have conmitted suicide after battle
WIZ posse shortly before noon az GrTveI
Switch
Nhief OF Police c3lins got word this
morning from Gilberisyille that a negro
answering Hutchiuson's description was
seen near there. The chief ordered him
taken dead or allve- Al Gravel Switch
"a latte between the fugitive and posse
occurred. After the hegro had nred aH
tni two Of his shots ID Is said he shot
himself story is ahoat that Hutchin-
soh was killed by the posse. but the Of.
heim report 10 chief Collins was suicide
Tho back Or the negro'F head was shot on
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Councilman Peterson gave report or
the condition Of FIRE station No =. stat
ing that thc roof is worthless and that
De men could hardly bear 10 remain in
the building during heavy rain. An m-
vcsugution will be made
An ordinance was offered FOR The COM
.mruction o. branch sewers M district
ie. bat WIS deferred An ordinance au-
thorizing the construction Of sidewaiks
cn the south side " Mansur avenue IN
3iock 20 was passed. An ordinance loan
mg the 9ne hundred feet OF well casing
rrrchased by The city Tor go Oh wen t3
the Meridian OH aud Gas company was
Iassed.
a resolution was passed moving the
hack and wocd wagon stand on Cleveland
avenue between Vine ana Second streets
The resolution also provided for the es-
ahlishing Of a water trough on Nortl
division street between CleYeiand and
Noble avonuts.
Nomcilmen present. Walker. Tallman
johnson, Towers. Mooruan. Peterson.
Parker ana csrers Mayor Barnes prs
sided
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grounds, were entirely without founda-
lion.
u have received messages and cable
grams from relatives in various parts OF
'he world - be added, "and they are an
delighted The utmost cordiallty pre-
walls
As TO the religious feature" he con-
thued' THE fam uf Miss Porter is iden
icm with my own She is q Hebrew in
'hc sense that no apostles we're Hebrews.
and the members Of her family are He
hrews. but her whole personal faith is
tho same ae mine--that essentially
Christian"
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DID THEY ACT WISELY
Council Refunds $4,000 For
felt Money to Street Car
Company.

che city ciuncil last night did two
uiings which may possibly prove to be
ab rght, bot which win doubtless not
IDeet with the sanctiin of all thoughtful
citizens One OF these things was the re-
funding Of the $1,000 forfeit money whicE
the Guthrie Elccuict Street Car company
rut NJ. Il is nearly a month yet until
The time Is due for the street car limo
to be completed. Ono citizen remarked
last night: NOW suppose that the
siIeel ear company wanted TO check their
coelations for a year or so?" The sec
cnd questionable act Of last nights ses-
Yon was the passing of an ordinance by
Tho terms OF which the paikiug on streets
lying along the route 4 Hae street car
hno wiz ba reduced from twenty feet
&c fourteen feet This win ncaessitate
The removing OF thirteen blocks OF poles
which have been put down by the street
car company, meaning an outlay of prob-
oblS $500, the same to be extracted from
the city oxchequer
Councilman Towers petition relative to
The changing OF the parking on springer
avenue was deferred for cne week
Councilman Walker, chairman OF the
f7nce cormittee, reported the follow
niE claims. which were allowed:
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eAAlLsNeEo Als snsMY.
letter Turned over and Arrest Of chal-
ienaer Follows

joplin. NO. April 7-'Down by the
Old lime kiln is the spot selected for a
Guel With pistols 90 which James W
Joaes. a prominent jeweior Of this city.
challenged cfaig Warren wealthy mime
operator nfNt sunday afternoon
Jones charged Warren with the at-
tempted ruin OF his domestic happiness
Jones slid lhgt each party 90 the AFFAIR
cf honor should have a second and that
rlp maisfr should be treated as an ae-
cidfnf shouiG either ho killed
Warren turned the letter over 10 Proc
.tcufinr Aftorpty Andrews. who MED in-
fnrnation and caused the arrest 0f Jones.
The latter wis released oa $500 boud
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ROMANCE or res MISSION.
Young Millionaire to Wed Former cigar.
maker

Ne~ York, April III Graham Phelps
stokes. con Of Aason Phelp. Stokes ana
Inseessor of large fortune, Is 70 marry
tcse Harriet Pastor. "a youns woman who
Was formerly eWI loyed as "a cigrmaker
ano ia now sagaged n rhe mission work
~ the University selHemmt on The east
Fide. 20 which Mr. Stokes also degotes
.he argos, larf Of his tme
announcement Of the met today caused
Surprise in society circles. blt among the
settlement workers it had been expected,
thc attachment of the couple for each
ether having been long rccosr izod 2ir.
Stokes said mat reports otopposhion by
members 81 his familv who belong 10
ihe Efisl lal. Church. ga religious
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i"y's discussion OF "rhe Problem of
EvlLs are deeply Interesting.
This being the edicm organ of tho
movement readers OF the magazine may
expect TO find in Il correct statement
OF ihc ideals Of Christian Scientists. The
publishers prin, I'm this issue a number or
FIRST hand testimonials from those who
have gained through Christian Science
higher ideals OF Christian living as well
as health.
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PERSONAL
Mention.

a'ssi,ssses l>s-qsss
senator Scott OF Perry IS here
Ess william p Wood Of Edmond is
Senator Decker returned to Pond creei,
today
Roy Hays OF coue is here today on
business
Jake Douglas ief, ais morning for
Crescent
Jesse Bclphrey Of shawnee spent tho
Gas in Guthrie
a. J. Adcock of Blooming. TEX. is in
tire city
W. u Frye was in me city yesterday
from Norman.
p l.. Nobiitt Of Perkins IS here on
business today.
n C. Allen Of Oklahoma city spent the
day in Guthrie.
T.. c Hunt and wniam Duvis OF Perry
were hcre today.
I'D SNYDER Of Bliss is visitor Ia the
capital city today
w. F. swolts Of Ponca city arrived in
CWhrie last night.
Tetor Braden ana James Bryan Of
Ferry are In the city today
President F ". Umholtz OF the Ed
mond normal is here today.
George Hail Of saltwater arrived IN
the capitol city this morning.
Judge A. W Maciscy Of Pond Creek
spent the day in the capital city.
Mrs. c. II Nicnolsin Of Perry is I'm |
the city, visiting Mrs r II. Greer.
Mir and Mrs j r. Patterson Of Keo. /
luk Falls are in the city visiting friends
today
Wesley Taylor Of Perry representative /
In the Eigath legislature from Noble |
county is in the city.
Mrs. a. o Farqaharson retained yes.
terday from several days visit at KIM /
sas City ard Lawrence.
Dr. Clark arrived IN the city over the
fastem Oklahoma, having been in North
eastern Oklahoma several days.
The following wichitans are In the
city TODAY: Otis Lamb. w. H. Rouse,
j. d. Myers and C. s. vanArsdale.
T. IT, Knadss, the music man, left this
morning on the northbound Santa Fe for
a short business trip in Northern okla
homa.
Kansas Cify is represented in Guthrie
today by the following persons e. $
itFarland' }. c. Leavitt. z. T. Burdiek,
$. o. Barton and L. c. Kephart
For a good buggy see w. d. Packer.
corner Oklahoma avenue and Broad
street.
Or. Buck at Royal Hotel April -. !
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MAKES ANOTHER STAB
TerrilI Sent Motion For Re-
leasing to Supreme Court
Clerk.

Word has REACHED Guthrie 20 tho eject
t'h. ir n. Terrin who Is serving J.
ynl sentence in the Kansas pcnitentiary
ior murder has again attempted 10 get
a renearing De has filed "a motion 10
reopen Tho case in the supreme court
Two wears ag3 the case wac decided
erainsi him ferrin sent motion for
ifiearing through tine mail 20 the clerk
ef he supreme court at Topeka ycst,r-
di,y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07
LEApERETTEs.
lLceaI Happenings Ct City and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.


Lceal Happenings Ct City and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
me Hastings Free Lance died sud
csnly.
At Prague a farmer has new potatoes
alnady.
Al Enid the Democrats took every Of
fee last Tuesday.
alfalfa is the big crop IN Western Ok
iehona this spring.
Rev Chambers IS the new Episcopaiian
rainister at Chandler
An Ohio man talks about putting up an
opera house at El,Reno.
The IRE department at Atoka, ]. r..
has adopted a constitution.
Mrs. Matte e. Woods. prominent
woman Of FL RNno. is dead.
Carrie Nation has bought property in
Shawnee. No Joke this time.
a s7o6oe iron bridge is to be built over
creek near Marietta, !. II.
weleetka. J. r., Is TO have a $1,000 can Z
|hips factory at once il MT sooner.
No wonder Tniebiood was she only
Democrat elected in Oklahoma clty~s
election.
s'hree hundred and forty cases Of eggs
vere purchased b. checotah merchants
iasl week.
1he body OF dead woman was found
p a wolves den three niles from Chase.
r., yesterday.
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CITIZENSHIP PARDONS
Were Granted Today BY
Governor Ferguson TO
Five Persons.

Governor Ferguson today issued clti-
zenshin pardons TO the following persons
who have been serving sentences in the
Lansing penitentary. This entities them
to discharge from the prison ten days
teiore their time expires. Those par
doned are:
Walter Mathews. sentenced from Logan
county on June u, 1906. for stealing a
geiding.
Charles Vest sentenced from Pawnee
county on october - 1902 for stealing
domestic animals
.. w. Grissom Of Pottawatomie county.
sentenced for grand larceny on December
50. 1903
Alfred Taylor Of Caddo county. sem
fenced for gland larceny on June "a. 1904.
Frank Abanoln. sentenced from Caddo
county on "a charge o; grand larceny on
Jane a. l5"4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07

Harry's hack line deserves youE
patronage, Gala promptly answered.
Oklahoma Ave Stables. Grissom 4
Smith Phone "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07

Next SUNDAY me Guthrie baseball team
VIII play a match game with the Vinita
team The St. Louis, Fl Reno and West
crn VIII rim an excursion from El Reno
and other ROADS are expected to follow
suit large crowd VIII be in attend
ance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-07

"he Enid Eagle announces, in justice
TO j. c. Roberts that he IS not a candi-
Gate for congress ia 1906.