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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
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Die Yrimdrnahl, 1T 1oriber auo pc
@dhIeri6aft Sat inter BEN Gambia
ten i5re auspabl ~getrpffsn. Sum o.
Itale bat 9aoio 2. Role bic 9ominaz
iioH ieiRsr 9drtei far Oas Maporsamt
sr9alten, iHosm er isiHeH Se9Hsr BH.
v. Bruce nj. Der happen Nlaiprttdt
Oou "a. 100 Stimmsn Thtu5. DieIes
ReiuItdt bat 9ois ~Spsifsaus Dem ums
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Sdmstdg pen g6icago aus elne
iamuBige StaHodlsei9iGte gs9en
ihn IoHcirt nuroe, mad pelder er dls
GosReippnoent in einem S@eiouH9s=
proce1e geuaHut fDeroeH iolte. Dixie
@eihtbte tonnte Goie ais @rfinoung
bapeiien Hno osreH llrbsbsri9aft iei=
men Wiikuauiser 5ein0eE Dor Die 39dre
lsgsn, 10 0aB er als 9etrdntte unldulo
iId aunpieIeH uno nod in slfter Stunt
be cine bibtse gdmpagHs fibren tonnte.
9r. Bruce nuroe sudr Hidt i'm eRt=
fsrHteiten nit oieier affaire in Der
biRoung ge6Tuht, absr gar Chandler,
Der I6panteno ~seipproen mar, tpuroe
our9 bisien psri0nIihen QHgriff 1Die>
Der untsr oas Roiss8anner ge6rd6t.
sir ods Comprehension nominirten
bic 9emotraten Sn. g. &leiH, Der msbr
Stimmen er6ielt ais feline @egner @eli=
6rtpsti uRo piaisdi 3ufammsn 5enOms
men, uno fir eds Stdot1mDaltsamt
ben isBisen Qmtsiuba5er Garl 3un9s,
Der 1888 Stimmen mebr erbielt dls
ieiH 9egRer Sas. q. SbsriOan. SIR
ods StaotI6aBmeilterumt puroe cuf
benz oemotratihen 5j6st Der ieBige
S1abmeiiter @rae6uer o6ne 9ppoilz
tioR mieoer nominirt. Die Repab.iea~
ner nomiHirtsn fir od5 Mlogorsdmt
SErburH g. 8sder, Der un3efdbr
breipiertsl aler republicdniiden Slim
men er6ielt uno ieinsH Gegner Sic
branB /. ieoer 0aro Der Stuot beliegs
te. 5Siir Die iibrigeu 9duptdmtsr Adts
ten bic Republiedner uur ie einen SAM
oioaten dufeeiteqt uuo puroen oteIe
iOmit uominirt. Ge ben 5ocialiteH
mar bic 4rimGrp1bl nur cine 6ormz
fade, oa bic Ganoiouteu 'hon our6
cine urabitimmuug inuer6alb Der Bar
lei beItimmt Doroen tparsH. 8e3eihz
rsub fir oas SntereFe, pas Der Bruce
RoIe@goutsit 8%eitiate, lit Der umitdno,
bab BON ZEN Sci Der 0ahl a6Jegebenen
41OOO Stimmen ni9t peniger ME
$4,000 fir bic oemotrdtiifen @anoiz
oaten abae1eben puroeH, pdbreno nur
stDa 5000 auf bic 8epublicdner uno
$1,000 auf bic SDcidliiten eutfielen,
elm 9epeis. oaB Die 4nhdnger oisler
garteien fid aroBent6eils in ben De-
motratiThen 5amilieRitreit miidten.
I'm bic oerI6ieoenen @drodmter 5eigte
ii9 uur nenig SHtereFe. Sn ben met
fen Wdr6s fdnoen feline Gonteiie nm
bieRominationen itott. SmQacemeineH
Eat ods neue QrimGupnbI s@sisb Be-
friebigt, obi6on aud Der llmitdnO liar
gu tdge frat, OdB bic 9omir -tionen eli
Her portei BON ben poIitiidsn @eguern
hirtirt fpsroeH f0nnen.
Die Observation-Disclosures BAT
In Der StuotrathsfBuHg am |. Utontal
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
per aaerbabn Ots Raifsrs BraHs
3ofef.

@p9 56iere boben lire 8icgropbte.
On ptrb aus @ien bertdtet, odB oda
gel6ft Elm ~berubmter unb ei9sudrtlger
auerbahn einoegangsn 1T, Der ii9 bsr
beiouberen groteftion Des &aslers
arcn3 sSoIcf erTreute. Die Sebensses
Sdi6fe bitIes 8oqels iliugt fuit ME
Elm gtoman. Sm Sabre 1898 fubr elm
Bauer BON STUDIED nod Ytir35us
I6lae, als pl0Blia Elm prddtige.ansre
hahn aus benz 9ergnoIoe flog uno iu1
ouf ben fabrelDen Geiteipdgen teste-
gr bealeiicte beFeu 8eFBer BIS gu isIs
rem @e6oft, no er ii4 i'm 9hbnsrbot
hGuslt6 nieoerlitB. Wldu meloete oas
Mbenteuer eiuem toiierliben 5oritsts
unb bieIer brumtt bas 3bier nab benz
Ghauerfoqel. Scr belbratte oer
Sobn mebrere CONNER; fiir bic
6erbfs unD Minte cmonGte ipGblte &c
Bic qetrulalpe, auf nsl6er ii4 eas
RoTsaaer > Qlpsnbaus befinoet. &c
nur6e bic gr0Bte qttrattioE Der 9ss
oeno uno Jog 5rembe an. iDsIds ben
ieltIdmen 0ogel iehen poItsn. DEE
aaiier Tran3 ,Joief orouete iogar an,
oaB er nidt G6gsidoFen Deroen 6urfs,
un6 lieB ia pieoerbolt ben 9dbn nor'
fiihrsn. Da Bel ooridrsitsnoem 4ltsr
bes goeels bic Gefo6r )beitGno, oaB &c
Th i'm Jreieu nift mebr fortbrtngsH
| msrbe, nuroe er mad S6oHbruuH gcS
bro6t un0 bort in siHsm beioHoereH
oroBen Raume biuter Dem Gutsntei9
ospfIeat. Sier fab sr itunDenIang mes
IonAolii6 auf sinsm Qfte uno tims
merts Ii9 um bas PubIitum gar ni4t.
Der aaiIer fam auf isiHeu Itorgsns
Ip~agiergdns,n oft sur Boiler. bieiss
ieltiamsn, Iouit 70 i6suen uHb unsus
o6noli9en DoIbbogels. RgsmsRg be
Ct sss 3sitIiAs ssitsust.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

- Garf @. Qienau, Der 9riHber Der
.9olts8sttung" IN Ct. 9auL. uu0
Dor Sa6r un6 Gag cine eiRflubre.de
politii6e geri6nliaisit in oieiem
5taate, 1T in Gan 5raHciscO, Sal. i'm
utter BON II 5a9ren gsitorbeH. - Der
@el6aftsreilenbs paul Q:noberg BON
Omaha srihoB F4 in UierdaHis' 5os
tel 6ieriel6it, Da1rsHo feline 9raut am
5a9e Dor ieiutr 5eD%oritsbsnOen 9o4s
8eit Gintdufe mahle.
unpeit 6indleD bet man
Gupferer8 entbett uno ioa bic Qugs
6eutun9 Der Grglager osmnd6r in I'M
griif eeuommta Dsroen.
Ga SautRapiDs Duros u.
Delt. pdhreun Il sinsn alien gruns
ntn auspusts, Dtriauitet unO iof0rt
getootst.
Der 47id6rige Dug. Carlton
puroe 5si nina Don sinsm
3u9s u6srfabreu uEo getobtst.
Sm 1crn Guna 6ei Gergus
Talls murine Jrso. magner ermors
eei auf9efun0eH. Bon BEN S6dtsr cat
man nod feline Spur.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25
mihinnn.

- Die @ru6eubefBsr oieies Stadtes
babsH bic aU6IeH6dHbler 6ena6ri4tigt.
oaB ale QH3ei6en auf einea 5trsit
Deutsn uub bic SAMPLER oes6dl6 Th
nit 8Orrdtben Derie5eH iOutsu, um sts
Daigem 8obienmdngel p%oT5ubugen.
Die 5armer Don SuscoIa
GOuntn iiH0 in GROCER QpfrsguHg
iibsr has AuffinoeR me9rsrsr &oblsns
dOsrn in psrihieosHsn oortigen 1opn.
I3ips.
Qus Rode fir ben an isusr
StsQe Dor 4 Sa6rsH erfolgten Sob ieis
nss gruosrs, Dsriteaie Der dniheiasno
ssiIig eriranlts 9arrp WsrsOitb in
rifles cine Uei6e uno brahts einen
5radt3ug gum @ntgIsiisn. Sa6faas
ben i'm 8strase non $500 purbe am
esri9tst, bod uurce giemonb DerIest.
Surh Qbitur3 in Der 3ilosH.
Grube gu Befiemer tDuroe SobH
Osmdn get6otsi un0 2 anosrs Berg
leute erlittsR idpere 9erIsbungsn.
Weesn oer Shmer3en. bic i9m
cine i'm gargertrisg erlittene Dunbs
Derurfa6ts, ihob fa al Wars
quette Der s. Sabre alts 9eisrau
G6rifop6 G6iHg bic Shdnsl6sde meg.
IN SfbptRing erliit be Sc
ja5rt. 7yrdu Bm. Older ben 5lnms
msnio6. inosm i5rs Glsiosr am Sien
6euer fingsn.
Sn 6artmdH puros Der 13
Sabre ate Sas. garriioH BON BEN 20
idbrigsn 5omer Dpeoff bsy nit siusm
alsea Gendg 61ntiEts, trarSsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

Dfil9fabrsr. 1s:S: Sci elmer GoniFon
uutsr bic 3Gosr elmer S~traBsHcar gss
i9luoert unh i'm beibe Seine abgss
falreu. iOoaB er ihon nab t'rsr 6als
ben Stunoe 0erforb, - Der 48id6r.
5uhrmann 4Hor. 9a5irsti, nc. 1898
4. 2lDe.. erIitt ouyh SturS pom ieinsm
WogeH &srIeBHnaeR. oeneH er ihon
mad elmer haIben Stunoe erlag, - Der
"a Sabre ate Qlfr. Sumter ftarste pom
Der @eranOa itiBss 5oaIss. 1O2 8.
Sir, uHo trua Hi6t ansr9eblide 9sr=
lsBuE9sn od0on.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

plant. iOnosrn in 0sOiI's 2ats
errI6tet Uerosn.
Der S5iGbrise ~. 6,i6,n 1T in
Zen 6lammeu ieInes breuHeaoen 9duz
les noro0rli9 p0u hilton. umles
tommeH. Nan faao feline perloblien
9eoelue inter Den 8rdRouiimme-R.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-25

Die nsusn QoJbsB 1fol1'r %srf.
fdttez or Grsat 9or.5srnsga5n fol-
len ni9s IN minnt, ME iri5sr gss
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

delicious bread, did you say? OF
course. We use Marvel Flour. Ats
the best"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

fastenings the two rows of buttons
correspondents to those on the skirt,
are placed near che top and also be-
low the bust line. The jacket is cut
low at the neck.
Large sleeves. tulled into the Shout
ders. are plain, with exception of the
lace gathered at the wrists.
Colors disagree just as men and
women do. Most shades of red go to-
gether, and violet can be combined
with any shade of black. but it is not
very effective with white. 1t goes
well with certain shades of red Greens
ire most effective when combined with
other tones of green. The different
shades of brown is an old but some
what questionable combination.
The gold and silver that are in the
lead Of all trimmings Just now are
used with any and every color. There
are some combinations, however that
are particularly effective. Black and
but white and gold is in fine fashion.
There is nothing really more econ
omical for a handsome hat for visiting
or formal wear than high priced os-
trich tips, or long feathers; black, of
course, being the preferred color and
she who has a limited income will do
well to invest largely in these plumes,
especially those of medium length, al
though one very long plume is always
desirable and also a number Of short
ones. Given a collection Of ostrich
plumes Of good quality and clever
milliner can make much out of a sim
pie shape.
Cheap ostrich plumes do not pay at
all, and nothing but the best should
be purchased. A really fine ostrich
feather will stand even little rain
and not look bad, and when dry will
be as good as at first, for the finest
plumes never show the excessive curl
making their cheap sisters curl that
the least dampness takes away, leav-
ing only a woeful stringiness in its
place. Indeed, nothing OF poor quality
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

Schleicher's celebrated Grapes zoe .
basket at -sussei's Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06
Latest News from the
Realm OF Fashion

NEW YORK. Oct. lit is amazing
Row little real difference there is in
the styles of womens suits and gowns
this .seaton from those of last fall and
the 46-in,h coat is good this fall, and
the colors run chiefly in hales, browns
green's and grays in tailor mades In
evening costumes the eolors run in the
usual light shades, and the empire eff
feet is seen jn almost everything.
The short sleeve and the long sleeve
share about alike in favor with the
leading houses, and neither can be
said TO ppedominate. In coats broad
cloths are in strong favor. and the
loose. semi Fitted and tight fitted
waists are all in vogue.
The silk petticoat. which has been
so long in favor and which adds 81
much to the daintiness of a woman
appearance. is more than ever a fea-
ture of the fashionable girls apparel
this season. and the most fetching are
those in hand-painted designs-the
latest French idea. In cOlors they are
shown in browns, blues. greens, and
the pasted shades; Scotch piaids are
also popular and effective.
Walking suits with pleated skirts
and short Jackets will be very smart
for fall wear and incidently serviceabie
If made OF mediumweight cloth, such
as most Of the chicks and stripes are
now manufactured in. The skirt-that
is, the more dressy ones-just clear
the ground and are really plain, de-
spite the pleats and rows of buttons
placed on the edges OF them half way
between the waist and bottom hem.
The buttons are either covered with
material to. match the dress or are of
metal, and, because so many are used,
small kinds are selected.
A plain tight-fitting short jacket,
that is especially becoming to a wo-
man small in statue, is without trim
ming, even pleats in the back. In
front the coat is finished with a vest
like effect Of white serge or fine, light
weight wool, and on either side of the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

kessh, pure druss and cS.enscals at
%ias >chastain AGaNair Dru. Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

California Honey zoe q pound at
RusselPs Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

When you make your purchases to-
night. ask your grocer for "Marval'
Flour. He will know you are wise.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

Mosdley's Deed Shot Corn Cure Dives
great satisfaction. Cue il a trial.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

If your grocer DOES not handle
Gem" Flour. tell him you want It and
he must get 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

I'M En-
piece Of pipe some plumber has had
the audacity to impose on you should
be Immediately removed. Get us to
make the change and your troubles
will be at an end.
PERFECT PLUMBING
is the rule here and it's never vto-
lated. Have us plumb for you and
We'll guarantee it stays. For best
work and low prices engage us.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-06

Take your prescriptions to tho
Chastain McHai~ Druq Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Deep breathing will tend to decrease
he size OF the abdomen
The skin. especially that of the face,
mould be treated as the finest china,
enderly and dellcately.
Before applying a pou'tice cover the
S hin slightly with glyoer Z 10 prevent
any particles from adheriLg.
Don't torture your eyes, bpt humor
thom. for II ill-treated they revenge
themselves by making formidable
wrinkles and crows feet.
Shoes that are too large sometimes
slip and cause the heel TO blister. To
prevent this nt the heel Of the shoe
with piece of velvet
II a finger has been pounded o'
crusl ed. plunge II into water as hot
as eau be borne This will relieve the
pain more quickly than anything else
One teaspoonful Of glycerin to a
spoonful of boiling water taken
ten minutes before meals is said TO b.
certain cure for indigestion.
For q bruise the best treatment &
an immediate application Of hot 70
meptaionss. After that, witch hazel,
vinegar and hot water OF alcohol and
water, put on with q bandage and
often mCistened
The hands should be wei massaged.
every finger separately, with olive oil
every night, and soft suede gloves
two sizes too large should be worn.
The tlp1 1f the fingers must be cut
nut ane small hole must be cut In
ths Hsl'A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05

CFrst published in Dary Leader oct
%. 1900
NOTICE OF SALE OF CHAT
TELs.-sHERiFF's SALE.
BY virtue of an execution 70 me di-
-ected and delivered, issued out of the
probate court of Logan county Oklaho-
ma. in an action IN said court wherein
Patterson Furniture Co. t. plaintiff and
Charles Neal and Albert Neal are de-
fendants, I viii, on the 1-th day OF No
vember 1906, between the hours Of 10
O'CLOCK a. m. ana Z O'Clock p. M. Of the
said day at Perth, Okla, In the county
aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to
the highest bidder. for ca-h IN hand, the
following described property, to-wit:
One J. l. Case Thresh.~g Machine En-
gine said property having been levied
on as the properly Of the said Charles
Neal and taken ON execution In favor Of
Patterson Furniture Co
b. w. MURPHY. Sheriff.
BY CHAs ADLER. Deputy sheriff.
Dated this 18TH day Of oct. 1905.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
Think More
Spend Less

WHY Is IT THAT THE AVERAGE
MAN rs WORTH SO MUCH LESS IN
MONEY AND PROPERTY THAN WE
HAVE a RIGHT TO EXPECT HIM TO
BE9 TT ISN'T BECAUSE HE DOESN'T
MAKE THE MONEY. FOR THO AVER
AGE MAN IS INDUSTRIOUS AND HAS
EARNED FROM $40 600 TO $4,000 IN
THE PAST TEN YEARS TT is BIZ
CAUSE HE DOESN'T GIVE MUCH
SERIOUS THOUGHT E1THBR TO HIS
INCOME OR HIS OuTGO. SERIOUS
THOUGHT WOULD TEACH HIM THE
TRUE VALUE OF a DOLLAR; THEN
HE WOULD SPEND CAREFULLY
AND SAVE STEADILY THAT sYs-
TEN SOON PLACES ANY MAN
AHEAD or HIS FELLOWS
A Bank Account hel9s you 10 realize
the value OF money, makes Il easier 10
handle your financial affair and TO have
a growing balance after paying neces-
sary expenses We invite your account
and win help you 10 save.
We pay interest on time deposits.
safety Deposits Boxes for rent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
First published in Da Leader oct.
26. 1906)
NOTICE

First published in pa Leader oct
2G, 1906)
NOTICE
Ntice is hereby given cha: the under
signed intend make application to the
secretary of Oklahoma territory for a
charter authorizing them to be incorp1r-
ated as Building and Loan Associa-
sion, under the name Of "The New State
Building ana loan Association" the
character and object OF which shall be
the accumulation and loan Of funds and
to conduct a general building and loan
association fer the mutual benefit Of it's
members In Oklahoma ana Indian Terri
tory, and ether states and territries Its
principal office shall be at Guthrie, Okla
homa. The time for which 1t Is exist
shall be twenty (2o) years. wait may
be extended TO fifty (5O) years; the num-
Der Of It's directors 20 he set forth in
said application. Capital stock TO be
five hundred thousand dollars ($50O,
100000 divided into five u ousand $4,000
shares at one hundred d.llars (Sl00.00)
per share.
u. C. GUss. Guthria, Oklahoma;
s. L. SPURR1ER, Guthrie, Oklahoma,
G. A. HI les. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Charles sEELY, Guthrie. oklahoma,
r. o. BARKER, Guthrie, Oklahoma
II. J.. WILLIAMS, GUT rie, Oklahom
JAMES MABON, Guthrie Oklahoma
r. f. GRIDLEY. Arkansas City. KaS,
CHARLES II WOODS. Guthrie. Okla
GEO NJ GREEN, Guthrie Oklahoma
THOs. J. LOWE, Guthrie, Ohahom~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
Figs IN Cream

Figs 20 cream are delicious; they
must bo prepared the day before Pun
meaty bag hgs apart wash. ther
soak over night ga cold water sim
mer n double boiler with jusl
enough water 10 cover until plumb
and tender For each pound of dgs
rdd half a cupiul of sugar ANA a tea
spoonful of vanilla cover and draw
back whore they win simply heep ha
for an hour Transfer the fss 10
dish. bol lhe syrup unu thick an,
rich 1aEg on AID when Coos adC
I1ur ,7bia5snoniua of 5herry AND &
tea sp2~cfGi more of ygnhia ana poui
over ntc hss Serve WIN whipped
1ream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
PROPER USES or POWDER.
Protection TO the Skin and a Means
Of Natural Beauty.


There are women who do not believe
In the use OF powder Why? Well,
they were not brought up" to use IL.
and they hold to the biased opinion
that the habit is foolish and tawdry
and damaging tn the cuticle." This
kind OF reasoning went out OF fashion
when It was discovered that powder Is
a protection to the skin and means
of natural beauty as we'll To protect
the skin from the rayages of temper
ature means the preservation of nat
ural beauty-see7
Use a first-rate brand of powde,'
Don't use the sort made pernicious by
minerals that fairly corrode the skin.
Get a brand that Is finely bolted and
has a disinfectant quality along with
refreshing influence. Use plenty OF
1t, but not too much.
Before you go into the weather put
cold cream on your face. Gently rub
the cream into the skin. Then wipe
the cream off-after which apply the
powder with soft cloth or piece OF
chamois. The powder pun Is a good
thing TO use when you want to re
fro-a the face. But when you are pre-
pairing it to fare into the weather, use
the cloth or chamos.
Always remove powder from the
face at night before YEN retire. You
can rot wipe powder off with a damp
cloth, nor can you wash It on with
cold water Give the face a bath with
a suds made Of water and fine toilet
soap Then rinse ali the soap OF the
outicle
The application OF cold cream before
you retire is another story.-Chicagc
Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
Anolhsr nim.nItn.

u suppose that when you discoYe
the north pole sou win regard your "a
bors as completed?'
no, answered the arctic explorer
Tho hardest part wai bo yol 10 come
Wen have 20 frl come var OF soluni
hons agU0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
First published IN Leader Nov. s. 190G)
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

(Frst published IN Leader Nov. S. 1g0G)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids viii be received ~ the OF
flee Of the city Clerk OF Guth ie OKLA
homa, up 70 4 o'clock p. m. Of Thursday,
November Is. 1906. The same to be
opened and considered at the meeting OF
the CITY Council of the City OF Guthrie,
Oklahoma Territory, on that date for the
construction Of District Sewe, No. SS as
provided for in Ordinance No. S17 OF said
City according TO plans and specifca-
tions now on file and open for inspection
by prospective bidders in the office OF
the city Engineer OF said City Of Guth-
rie. ana at which place the necessary
blanks for making bids may be obtained.
The Mayor and City Council reserves
the eight to reject any or an bids Each
bidder TO submit with his lid a certified
check In the sum OK 500 90 20 be re-
turned TO him IL he Is net awarded the
contract o. otherwise to be returned un-
an he has entered ln TO contract and
made satisfactory bond app-vod by the
Mayor and Council and IN tho event OF
his failure so to 40 within ten days from
the ava ding of the contract the same
shall be declared forfeited and be cashed
by the City Treasurer and cpplied to the
Sewer fund Of tho city
Done by o-Ier of the Mayor ana Coun
cilmon this second day = November
1906 +. sEGXAs.
(sEAL.) city clerk.
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4tst District.
Chas B. Bowers. Cements Dem.
B f. Hartman. Ft. Cobb Rep.
42nd District
Hymen o. Tencr. Tologa. Dem
w. r. Myers Lcnon. Rep.
r. d. Mckenzie Ienora, Soc.
43rd DIstriet.
Omar u. Will Grand; Rep.
David Hagg. Grand: Demo.
44th District
w. $. Doaring. Thomas; Dem.
s d. Porter, Araoohoo: Soc
stephen ID. Gnbreath, Arapahoo; Rep.
James NAH. Custer city. Ind.
45th District.
J. r. Harrison. snyrei Dem.
r.. S. Wilson. sweetwater: Rep.
Frank Winters. Berlin; Soc
4sth District.
F. %. Herrick, Busch; Dem
r. /. Payne. Foss; Rep
C. F. Patterson, Elk City Soc,
47th District
J. H. Anderson, weathcrford. Rep.
h E. rgmnt, Gotebo Dom
Floyd Wheeler, Cordell: Soc
18th District
J. S. Savage Mcknight; Dem
4sth District
Luke Roberts Olustee: Dem
5oth District
q. W. Briggs. Granite; straight Dem.
w. r. Bailey. Lone Wolf Rep.
W. J. Candnl. Hobart Dem.
5ist District.
w. r. Bunks, Hess. Dem.
H. S. McCorvan, Snyder; Rep.
SIND District.
Ed F. strlnEer. Otto Creeit twp; REQ.
James b. Tosh, Roosevelt: Dem.
j. n. Jarvis, Komalty; Soc.
53rd District.
J NJ. Jeffords. Eigin; Rep.
VIM. II. Edley, Fletcher; Dem.
54th District.
John McCarr. Frederick; Dem.
James A. Donneily. Cache; Ind.
55th District.
G. s. Brown. MARROW; Rep.
@. NJ. Tucker, Comanchsi Dem.
DeMott Pugh Hastlng-: Soc.
5eth District
j J Quarles, Fairfax; Dem,
D. c. salgars. Hominy and VIM p
Buck. PawhusSa both s5e.
Isaac d. Taylor. Pawhuska. and Frank
A. Dcnoya Burbank; boia Rep.
r. y. Finney Gray Ho-se; REQ. Took
place OF Frank A. Denoy', who sesigned
from the race in favor OF Finney.
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Renewing LOilfes

When the hemsutching is bedn.
ming 10 wear on a good sized dolly or
napkin and the iineu center remains
good and strong. cut the dolly az
around the hemstitching and make "a
new hem, draging The threads Just FAR
enough away fEQm the old line 70 dnd
strOag place. This win give you a
smaller dolly practically new IL you
DO not want % spend the time or take
The trouble 10 hemstitoh. make a tiay
hem and edge Il With a narrow lace
Ssayy enough Satch Trw hnena
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FORT SMITH ARKANSAS.

Under the direction Of J. Ellison Carroll
o.. the champion roper of ihe world.
This contest VIII be participated Ia by
one hundred OF the worlds oes. ro7ers.
M. Clay MoGonnagal the ey cham
piou Of trc world win he on hand and
eudeAvor Co regain the championship
VIII Pickett the negro wonder who
throws stoer with h.s tooth. wu
give two exhibitions daily
VERY Low EXCURSION RATES
for the above occagion, -he rort Smith
& Western Railway ana rhe S. 'Louis,
Ei Reno g. Western Rurway have put
in very low uto' of ONE FAqF plus
FIFTY CENTS for the rovnd trip from
an stations n Indian Territory ana OK
ahoma 10 Fort Smith and return
Ticke.s win De on sale Nov. 6. p and
9th. Return umu November lO,h. 1906
o. J.. ODONNELL. j. j. GIBSON.
General Agent GenI Pass. Agt
Guthrie Okla.