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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Jan 27.--The week in the dry goods market ended in an uneventful siay today and although there was large trading the primary market was not generally act i've. Prices were steady. At second hands temporary trade was of larger moment es- peclaliy on lines which were scheduled to be advanced shortly.
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sr I.nrrs pnnnnfE.

st. Louis Jan: 27.-FIour steadv. whiskey steady $i.3S,
 Pork steady, iobbing SIS 75. Lard higher; prime steam S7.22h. Dry salt meats steady; boxed axtra shorts Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts s7.e2,5 short clears s9 00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29
Npw voRx auGAR MARKET.

New York. Jan. 27.--suGar, raw steady fair refining se; eentrifnEai se-tsst ,She st. 20: Nd. $a.1bi No. a 10: No. Si.o5: No. 10 t4 %; No. II $s.s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29
KANSAS CfTY LIVE srocK.
Tur MrTAT MARxETs.

New York. Jan 27.--There was no quota bic change In the various metal markets and the situation displayed the usual Sat- ufday apathy. : Lake and eIecsrolytic copper szs.eoW SIS 50: casting SIS 00
 Lead oris@ 2h. .6O0ss
 Spelter duIi. ss S5 G$s.45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29

Ours tends to the style of the telegraph form. Even schoolboys, the nearest ap- proach left to aboriginal man, are ceas- ing to have the power of creating words.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29
NEW YoRK CoFrEE MARKEr.

Now YOrk. Man. 27.-The market Tor coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to net advance of five points on sup nnort from local trade interests. steady Eu- ropeaf cables light receipts and continued reports of a good trade demand. Europe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29

New Orleans. Jan. 27.-Cleared: .Strs;, Nor. csudmundson, Truxilio; Acacia, Br, Thomas. Dunkirk via Norfolki Voiund, Nor
 I,arssen Mobile: Atlantian. Bry Highton, Havre; City of Tampico Nor, Olsen. Mext- can Ports; EoIa. Span. ArizaEas- Hull Windernaere, Rr.. Harrison. Odense. via
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29

Port Eads. Jan. 27.--krrived: strs.. Istar. Br. Jacobs, Newport, England Wragoy,
 Stiled: strs., Limon. Br... Frost. Bocas Del Toro; Venus, Nor., Tyslanq. Part Limon; i; frfslislxby Br., Gains, LonnondeTfy;s ;s Rrnteais, Haisey, New York; Pensacola. oleaFy, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29
MARINE NEWS.

Mohile. Jan 7.-Cieared: Strs. Hiram Nor. Johannessen. Puerto Cortez. Prince George, Br., MacKinnon. Havaus Norman Swed'. Andersen, Santiago; Schrs., Marion Cobb Saunders, Havana; Bertha F. Walker Hooper, Ponce P. R.
 Nn arrivals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-29

realizing and prices rufed rather irregular steady five points tower to five points higher Sales 43,7b0 bags.
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The Supreme Court.
 Under the law the Supreme Court will meet today to take up the call Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-01

mentioned last. ne'c seven years
old, aId the large ui finest cat You
ever saw.
ono lot July 1rrIuoon Miss AIDE
laide al q sitsL headache and was
unable 10 ermIany ner sister on
their usual Ho.G Punctually at i've
O'Clock Misc Janet returned. aud her
sister C',ce,pi at once that something
unusi. had occurred.
WI a is the mptteS Janet?'
rs sour head better, dear2 Yes?
Well taen, YOU really must give "a
guess 1T my news; but you will never
never guess right, Adelaide. Such an
excitement for US, my dear. will give
you a hint. Something Is going 20
happen at Lisbury.'
Miss Adelaide wrinkled her brow.
AT Lisbury? A missionary meeting.
my dear2'
No; oh. NOT Miss Janet clapped
her hands with m%erriment, the jet
bugles on her bonnet danced IN sym.
pathy with the joke.
Guess One more, dear
"A bazaar
mo ! really must tell you A cal
show Just think Adelaidel with
priest Where Us Petor2'
In the garden. Miss Adelaide rose
like a wal horse seeming the battle.
lie SIN, my dear. ! will cali him
Miss Janet tripped TO the window
and called Pete Pete ee-terl"
A rush. a spring. and Peters large
furry person "a ON the sll u was
tea time. and his expectant purrs
filled the room.
lie should go 40 a ca show cried
Miss Janet and get the first prize
yes, he should See. Adelaide. have
brought a handbin August Q is the
date. The price Of each cat 90 be-
clearly marked.
Everybody viii want 10 buy Peter.
won't they?' said Miss Adelaide, with
o ripple Of delight.
"Of course they viii, but. Adelaide
we must be careful and put an abso.
lutely p%rohlbitiyc price on him what
would YOU suggest
Miss Adelaide deibrrated Tor some
time.
"One hundred dollars. think.
she said al length
MY dear sisteri What an enor.
nous sum- But / suppose Il would
be safer. Think Of seeing Peter sur.
rounded b. people longing 10 buy him
II they only had enough money.
The Misses Gordon thought the days
went by very slowly. They lOnged 20
display Peters charms 10 an admir-
Ing and envious crowd. On the morn
ing OF the eventful day they came
downstairs In their best Sunday gowns
and bonnets. Peter was stretched al
fun length on the lawn, baAking iaziiy
IN the SUM-. de was startled and a
noyed when Miss Janet swooped
round the corner. picked him up IN
hei arms and started on with her sis
ter 10 the station.
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A CATSHOW CATASTROPHE
By NJ. N. COPPER

Miss Janet Gordon was three years
younger than her sister. and rheif
uniteA ages made o. total OF 1l7 years
would NOT for worlds be more explicit
ON such O delicate subject Miss Ade-
laide Gordon always affected a costume
of book aud purple; her sister. black
and piak. Back was suitable 90 their
timo o. life. taey said and economical
wlthol
Their little home stood about 90
yards hack from the village street You
reached the front door by a narrow
gravel path, with a small lawn ON The
left, aad a border, gay with flowers. on
the right
Everything about "a was small, In
cluding its tenants The two Misses Cor
don. Some people went 80 far as to
say YOU needed magnlfying glasses to
see the house az all but this was a
gross 'Naggerat.on. The smallest thing
OF an was the Misses Gordou's annual
income.
1 think It was the constant effort 60
make that sum supply the neccssaries
Of existence hat had sowu so many
anxious lines on their faces. In winter,
when the little ladies shivered with
cold. an extra woollen shawl had to be
put on instead Of resorting TO the
simpler c%xpedieut Of another shovel OF
Goals or the tiny hre Also. there is a
certain monotony in bread and cheese
as tho lnvariable menu for supper: but
the Misses Gordon wouid partake of II
with admirable appetites, and look all
the while. with beaming eyes. at the
further end Of the table, where were
placed a large saucer Ct thick. rich
milk, md a small plate on which lay q
dainty slice OF liver.
"Whilt we can afford that Miss
Adelaide would begin sometimes, and
then break of as thonAh words failed
ner; ard Miss Janet would reply:
MY neal sister. We cannot be toe
thankful"
/ hasten 10 explain away rne wront
impress ion which this gratitude might
create These viands did oot represenI
the Misses Gordcn's econd course, buI
Peters supper. Whoever felt the pinch
OF poverty at the ilttle cottage lt wa
not Peter. II / have not alluded tt
Peter lefore. Il IS because the most i'm.
portrait parsonage should always b,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-01
NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 25TH CON-
STfTUTlONAL DISTRICT.

Notice Is hereby given that az a reg
ula- meeting Of the Democratic Ceutrai
committee OF the 25th Constitutional
district OF Oklahoma. held September s.
1906. a majority Of the voting precincts
IN said district being represented "a such
meeting by their regularly chosen COM
m~itteemen, Il was decided b. a majority
vote Of said COMMITTEES 90 nominate by
primary election. in accord nee with the
provisions Of Article 2 Chapter "a OF the
session laws Of Oklahoma fog 1906. tas
candidates % the Democratic party for
The office Of Delegate 10 the Constitu-
uonal convention 10 be- elected at "A
special election 10 be held ia District IS.
Logan county, Oklahoma. and Il was
further decided that said primary cleo
ton should be held In eaci Of the legal
voting precincts Of sail Distrlct on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906. The polls VIII BE- kept open N zach
Of said precincts from 2 2. ~. usrl 8
D. m. Of said dey.
The candidates 10 be nomhaa;ed az
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMITTEES to nominate by primary
election, ~ accordance with the pro-
visions OF Article ? OF Chapter II. sos-
sion laws OF Oklahoma for 1905. the
candidates Of the Democratic party fo-
the office Of Delegate 10 the Constitu-
tionai conventio1 10 be elected at a
special election to be held in district q.
Logan comfy Oklahoma aud il was
further decided that said prima-y cleo
ton should be held in ea.t OF the legal
voting precincts OF sail dist-ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1896. The polls VIII be kept omen Ia each
Of said precilcts from . p. m. until G
p. m. of said day.
The candidate 20 be nominated az said
election shall be FOR Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention
The returns Of such election slaH be
transmitted by tho election boards n the
several precincts, I'm accordance with the
law n the regulations adopted by this
committee. 20 the chairman a1i secre-
tary Of the District Central committee az
the city Han. IN Guthrie not later than
Friday. October ~. M 3 O'Clock p. M.
and the District Central commits shall
meet on october ~ az 9 y. M. ana pro-
~ ~ EANi ANNNAN III AL~
cordance with the provisions OF Article
2 Of Chapter II, session laws 1905. Said
election shall be held h. accordance with
said statute; provided that the District
Central committee shall tave authority
to ADOPT such additional r, gulations. not
inconsistent with said laws. "a may
seem desirable for the government Of
said election and the direction Of those
participating in It.
The chairman Of this Path District
Central committee is authorized 10 des-
( ignate on behalf OF the committee. tho
polling places ia each OF the several
voting precincts.
These Judges and clerks OF the cleo
tion boards are hereby appointed as .,i-
lows. subject so necessary changes o.
accordance viii the pro isious OF the
statutes;
Marshall iudse-R H. oliver; clerk
IT, ~. stafford.
oak view iudge-w W.. Dewitt.
clerk. G.. r. Guthrie.
Crescent judge, b. F. Ryland; clerk
Arthur Watkins.
Bismarck iuoge Ben Johnson; cle-k
a. j. Ramseter.
Rose Hm judge. MIN Meadows clerk
Charles Calkius.
woodland. judge, cha-le' Abel, clerk
Richard Birvins.
Orlando judge. John %Tt1mpsoui clerk
James N-andcvcater.
Mulhali. judge, s. Workman cle-S
r.. NJ Klncuid.
Lawrie, Judge Nathal Cocoa ST..
judge. John Faar.
Antelope: Judge. j. NJ SCOTS; eler,
Perez clifford.
north cimarron judge. }. G. Lewis
clerk. j. J.. Foster.
South Cimarron. Judge J. ] MsDaaiei
clerk. Henry Porter.
c. y. WELLS. Chat man.
Il j. GARNER, Secretary.
OF 18th District Central Committee.
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s~enator's wonderful Record.

William Pinckney Whyte. United
States senator from Maryland, who
has just passed his eighty-second mile
stone, has never been inside a saloon,
never smoked and never rode in a cab,
He framed the instrument on which
the unique government of the District
OF Columbia Is founded. He lives out
side Of Baltimore. yet is able to ap-
pear at a trial in Baltimore In the
morning and be IL Washington In time
TO answer to TIE noo roll call Of the
senate. Twice chosen United States
senator he has also been governor,
mayor. state senator, state representa-
tive, city solicitor, attorney general
and state comptroller. He was de-
feated for the United States senate
by the late Arthur p. German and
then succeeded German at the latters
death. He was a member Of the Mary
land legislature when German was .
lad In Howard county.
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said election shall be Tor Delomts to tho
Constitutional conveation.
Tho returns Of such election Shall be
transmitted by the election boa-ds in
the several beeciacts. in accordance with
the law and the regulatio. 8 adopted by
this committee. TO the chairman and eec-
rctaty Of tho District Central committee
nj the city Han. in Guthrie. NOT later
than Friday. October ~. q, 3 p. no.. ald
the District Central committee shall
meet on October lz ut 9 p. m. old pro-
coed to canvass such rctUng in acco-d-
ancc with The provisions OF Art 9 Of
Chap. 17. session laws of 1905. Said
election shall be held Do accordance with
said statute. provided that the District
Central committee shall lave authority
to adopt such additional regulations not
Inconsistent with said laws. as may
seem desirable for the government Of
said election aad tho direction ui tho-e
participating 1t It.
The members of the election boards
are hereby appointed as follows. subject
to necessary changes in accordan e with
the provisipa Of the statutes:
First Wo-d. j. y burke judge; Felix
Adler. clerk.
East Second Ward. Jchn Overbay,
Judge: Walter welch. clerk.
Third Ward; w. b. Herod, judge; NJ.
E. T-app. clerk.
south Fourth ward: WIN. Ernest.
judge; Mike White. clerk
Fifth Ward; john Calvert. judge;
Frank Laux. clerk.
The following polling places are hereby
designated:
FIRST Ward: Hutsel's store, corner Ma
pie and oklahoma avenue
East Second ward; Packers store, cor
ner Broad and Oklahoma avenue.
Third Ward-Brooks Billpostt1g rooms,
corner Harrison and Vine street.
South Fourth Ward. corner Oklahoma
and 9Th.
Fifth Wa7d-Coruer Noble and t4th.
FELIX ADLER. Chairman.
II. c. OLDS. Secretary.
OF 9Th District Central Committee.
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ELECTION FOR THE 18TH CON-
sTIrUTIoNAL DISTRICT.

STITUTlONAL
Notice is hereby given that at a regu-
lar meeting OF the Democratic Central
committee OF the 26th constitutional
District of Oklahoma, held on Septem-
Der s. 1906, a majority OF the voting pre-
cincts in said district being represented
by regularly chosen committeeman, il
was decided ~ a unanimous vote OF said
committee to nominate by primary
election. n accordance with the pro-
visions OF Article 2 OF Chapter ~. ses-
sion laws of Oklahoma FOR 1905. the
candidates of the Democratic pa-ty fo-
the Office of Delegate TO the Constitu-
tional convention TO bo elected az "a
special election to be held in district 26.
Logan coulty. Oklahoma, and IL was
further decided that said primary cleo
tion should DE held In each OF the legal
voting precincts Of said dist.ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906. The polls will be kep5 open in each
OF said p.eciaots from 2 j. M. until 6
p, M. Of said day.
The candidate to be nominated NJ said
election shall be for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention.
The returns of such election saall be
transmitted by the electio boards ~ the
several precincts. in accordance with tho
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee, 10 the chairman mld sec7e-
tary Of the District Central committee at
the city Han. IN Guthrie not later than
Friday. October ~. az 3 o'clock p. m,
and the District Central committo shall
meet on October y az 3 p IN, rld pro-
coed 10 canvass such returns IN ac-
cordauce with the provisions Of Article
2 Of Chapter a.. session laws 1905. Said
election shall be held f accordance with
said statute; provided tha. the District
Central committee shall have authority
to adopt such additional regulations. not
inconsistent with said laws, "a may
seem de-irable for the government OF
said election and the direction OF those
participating In 1t.
The chairman Of this 26th District
Central COMMITTEES is authorized TO des-
lgnatc on behalf Of the committee, tho
polling places an each OF the several
voting precincts.
The judges and clerks ~ election and
the polling places ave hereby 'lamec
and designated rs follows
Bear Creek: polling plau. irwin schoo
house; Miles Allen Judge Joha Mulhoil
clerk.
Guthrie; West. city hall f. f. shinn
judge: Frank Thurston clerk.
North Fourth Ward. Chadwick store
II. r. Todd. judge; John Cones, clerk.
Iron Mound. s%tockdale hooi house
wm Kellogg. judge. James Gilmore cie-l
Seward: g. A.. r.. hall; v. s. smith
! Judge: Albert Ploeger. clor.c.
Guthrie township: Pumi'1g station; J
=. Bent. judge John Backus. clerk
Spring Creek school house District p
n. seyler. Judge; Jerome K~av1noush
clerk.
Syringe r. r Miller volncy Hig
gcnbotham. Judge; II. r Mili'r, clerk.
springvale polling place. Evansyil'
George Greenwly. judge samuel Giyens
clerk.
Iowa Bircrt school house jaime
| Arch,-. Judge. Robert Iitsfcr. clerk.
Cedar District school 80. ~ D. 5
! Hedgecock. judge; D. D. Doton cork.
ROBERT T.. HANCOCK Chairman,
JOHN McBBINE Secretary
or 26th Dif,rlct Ccltal Committee.
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Democracy Of the Bath.

The democracy OF the bath Is a
good institution og OF the most
ciyilizing Influences IN the wor.d must
be- the line drawn between the men
who do and those who DO not keep
clean. Education, money, pedigree. an
have been rejected In the quest for The.
true principle OF social segregatiin
But who a hnd d valid objection 20
the barrier made hy a porceiain-lined
moat q good clean waterg-N. r.
Globe.
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CFirst published in Guthrie Daily Leader
sept 10. 1905
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LlouoR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA LOGAN
COUNTY. So
Notice is hereby giyaa that r j.
Bovine g. Co. has tnis cay Aied IN the
office Of the County cork In aad for
said County, their petition. asking That
A license be granted thcfi 10 sell - re-
tail. matt. spirituous ami vinous liquors
on lot 40. block 55. Thiri Ward, city OF
Guthrie. In said County and Territory
II no pf---n be filed ofore September
30. 1906. their petition viii be graHted
and license issued.
Witness my hand ond tie seal Of saii
County hereto affixed the ifth day OF
sonteroher 1905 NJ. r. TRAP.
osEAr., County ClerS.
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LEGAL NOTICES

(Firsr published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
Sept. %. 1900
NOTICE TO BUILDING
CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids viii be received az the Of
fee OF the City Cie-k Of the city OF
Guthrie until IL o'clock noon, Thursday.
Oct. 4 1906. for certain iu1 royements on
the City Hail building Of the City OF
Guthrie according 70 plans and specih-
cations therefor on hle Ia the Office OF
the CITY Clerk as approved by the City
Council. September "a. 1906
An bids shall be sealed apd the en-
Yeiope plainly endorsed Proposals for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-01

"Is sawtah s'picious Of desc yuh
patent medicines ruminatlngy said
old Brother Borax Jones. Not dat
! engdlfs any of EN-. muhse'f; nus
sah!-ls too POI o man to aho'd 10
bo snatched fum dc brink OF dc grave
at "a dollah a bottle But when B see
dc pictures in de- newspapers Of some
Of de- white gentlemen Dat has been
cured hy em don't notice mo- dan
about One iu t0uteen dat ] wouldn &
be- uh-skeered 10 meet In a dark alley
lessn ! had a good big po'uy club
wild me-yassahi To de- rest OF EN-
To be bleeged 10 spose muh heels
] would. and say, Good-by. sab, Us
h -gwine fun yoI Puck. Il
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NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 24TH CON-
STfTuTlONAL DISTRICT.

Notice Is hereby givsn that al a rsgu-
lar meeting 81 the Democratic Central
COMMITTEES Of the gath Colstituticqal
District Of Oklahoma. heh on septem-
Der 5. 1906. q majority Of the voting pre-
cincts IN said district being represented
BY regularly chosen conmitteemel. n
decided b. a unanlm0u. vote o. said
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To Leader subscribers.

The Leader counting O is kept
open until 1880 on Saturday nights
This is for the convenience Of city sub
scribers who do not see the collectors
during the week. While up town
kindly drop in and see the eirculator.
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The Man Who
PAYS Twice.

WHO AMONG US HAS NOT BEEN
CALLED UPON TO PAY A BILL A
SECOND TIME AND had TO PAY
IT BECAUSE WI COULD not PRO
DUCE PROOF OF THE FORMER SET
ELEMENT? ALL WHO USE ACTUAL.
CASH ~ MAKING PAYMENTS HAVE
THIS EXPERIENCE. THOSE WHO
PAY by Greek ARE SPARED THE
ANNOYANCE AND EXPENSE OF
PAYING TWICE FOR THE SAME
THING. FOR THEY AZ WAYS HAVE
"A POSITIVE AND UNDIsPUTABLE
RECEIPT FOR EVERY PAYMENT.
THAT RECEIPT Is THE CANCELLED
CfiECK-wuHTCH IS RETURNED TO
THE BANK DEPOsITOP AFTER THE
BANK HAS PAID THE MONEY IT
CALLS FOR. THE CAREFUL MAN
OR WOMAN, WILL HAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT.
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DIS
n0gAT.
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INVEST youT time-it s better tna"
10 merely SPEND o.. a to OF H -
VESTED every few DAYS In ans"eiins
want ads. will often leiL % diNia'nNs
for NE.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

improvements on the CT Hall build
lag, Guthrie, Okla" ans shall be ac-
com2anied by certified check payable to
the City of Guthrie. o. r., for the sum
Of $4,000 as violence Of good faith up
on the part OF said bidder hat he will
later into a contract with good and suffi
Client bond for the faithful performance
OF said contract: said certified check to
be forfeited to the City az Guthrie for
noncompliance in entering into s' q
contract within five (5) days from the
award thereof.
The city Coulcil reserves the light to
reject any m all bids.
Bids to be opened and considered by
the Mayor and city Council in the Coun-
Gil Chamber of the City Han. Guthrie, O.
T.. oct. &. 1906, the hour Of elsht 90
o'clock, D.. m.
Doae by order Of the Mayor and City
Council his the Path day Of September.
1896. F. SEIXAS.
City Clerk.
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Always 40 what you ore afraid TO
do Is "hleh council Tor q timid adj
vcrtiser.
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FOR sALE-Best rayins restap ant m
the city; present business 500 per day.;
viii consider good real estate o. itock IN
exchange. Fish Real Estate CO., t22
North Broadway, Cklahon n City, Okla.
FOR sALE-Two $40 scholarships In
Earman Business Unive-sity OF White
right. Texa-. for $500. Address the
Leader.
FOR sAEE-On easy payments. bar
fixtures, new and second hand bill
Hard and pool tables. billiard and hoyl-
ing supplies. We lead In cheap prices.
The Brunswick Balke-C olleuder Co. 537
and $50 alawrae St, Kansas City. NO.
FOR sALE-Eloction Law Of state Of
Oklahoma. Price 25e. Leader Office.
FOR sALE-Ribbons for oliver and
smith-Primer typew-itois At Leader
office.
FOR sALE--lcket at Guthrie Hotel;
1925 gets IL. r. 7. Ca e Leader.
FOR sALE-Four lots, five room cot
tage; good barn; cheap II taken at
once. 1904 West Noble av. nue..
MISCELLANEOUS.
wANTED-clean cotton rags. Leader
Press Room.
wANTED-Union men enI friends Of or
ganized labor to send th,i- job WORK to
The Leader office.
wANTED-City subscriber. 10 know:
You can hel3 Leade. carriers by
promptly paying subscriptions weekly.
The reluctant advertiser. who has 70
be persuaded before he will risk even
a balf-adequate campaign. is described
by a great writer in this way: I'VE
do what we must and call II by the best
names we can. and would fain have the
praise OF having intended the result
which ensues.
wANTED-white family OF four or Eve
to pick cotton. House. water and
fuel furnished. Good pay to right par
ties. Inquire National Employment
Agency, PAU Newman's Tailor Saop.
WANTED TO RENT-Cigar case. can
119 South First st.
WANTED-You to know we haze for
sale the latest songs. "The Safe OF
Oklahoma, " and "Oklahoma city with
waltz chorus. Price 25 cuts each. Ad-
dress Davis & Realms Security Bldg.
Oklahoma City. okla. Rooms 2lt-2i6.
Out OF ten little stores" In you- part
Of the city. about two viii expand and
grow into big stores in time-and II will
be the two which are advertising now.
LEGAL NOTICES.