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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
THE MILLS
HOTELS

While the price Of foodstuff is on
the rise the Mills Hotels, of New
York, are now operating in opposi-
ton 10 the same and proving a Bless.
ing 10 those in poor or moderate cir
cumstances The New York World
in speaking of these hotels. says:
The Mills Hotels are hard to class
fly III this descending scale They
provide we'll cooked and nicely
meals for a few cents. The third and
newest of them, which is to be open
ed next Monday, furnishes for 80
cents { nights Io ;, ng il spotless
some Of those i'll the expensive ho-
tells.
The lodger may dream that he
dwells in marble halls and dream no
lie, \ passenger elevator, a private
bath, spacious and attractive reading
and lounging rooms are at his ser
vice. He is III no danger from Ere
and his temporary home is in .arcl.i-
tectural beauty far superior to many
costly hotels. For less than S. a week
he can live in the heart OF the Ten
derloin, we'll fed, we'll housed and
we'll cared for
The Mills Hotels are not char
lty. Ii they were they would be a
failure; and they are success. They
pay 4 per cent. on the investment and
the property grows more valuable.
They prove that there is no necessity
either for the highest prices exacted
fro good meals and accommodations
or for the wretched quality of meals
and lodgings generally furnished for
very low prices. They seem to prove
that New Works great need of good
moderate priced hotels might be
plentifully supplied at handsome
profit III spite of the high cost of
land and supplies.
Mr. Mills Is a public benefactor in
proving these facts and in providing
cheap and ctean quarters for the 1,
600 and more guests that his three
hotels eau accommodate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
GOOD COUNTY
ROADS.

The good roads proposition should
have the attention OF our Washing
ton county solons at their next
meeting. 5, While it is. true that the
bad season of the year has started
in and not much work can be done
ON the. roads before. spring. still they
should become interested IN this work
SO that when it can be. done no time
should be lost in doing it
Greenville's business is, no. doubt,
cut off BY Sad reads and impossible
ones when the river is up. The road
to Wilczinski and WinterviIle should
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
THE PRESIDENT
MAKES GOOD

What the President said of the
President of the Corfederac; WAS
not much, if isolated frs.m thcssun-
uttered Significance which wa, voiced
in the applause of the audience mus
interpreted it meant a great dealt
was the long waited for word III seal
sou. In it the President made good
with the South. In SO saying the Hers
aid does not overstate, or presume
We simply give expression % an I'M
nistakable demonstration al a very
! large audience of the people 81 Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana. To 10 other
OF his captivating and magnetic APP
peals on Southern soil, coald the de-
scription of the object achieved be ap
Piled For in all the rest there has
been something wanting-a shadow
or a barrier, has interposed between
the President and the heart q the
South. What this was need no. be
specified save IN the statement that it
was ali swept away-the account vas
squared-in the glowing tribute be-
slowed upon Jefferson Davis. All the
force and inlpressivcnes that col,ld
flow from that tribute, was given ft
ness and emphasis by being uttered
in Mississippi, i'll Vicksburg and War
rem county, the home OF the favorite
son OF the state and South.
The applause that greeted the ref
erence to Jefferson Davis registered
its acceptance as the burial OF the
| Ratchet. Having thus effaced the
lingering -asperities between himself
and the people he was addressing, the
President chnehed their good opinion
by an unqualified declaration of de-
votion to the policy of rivers I'M
provement and levee protection Even
more emphatioally than heretofore
was this position taken. "While I do
not like generally he asserts, @say
/ in advance what | intend TO do, I
shall break my rule i'll this case, and
say that in my next message to con
gress shall advocate as heartily as [
know how that the congress now
elected shall take the first steps To
bring about that deep channel way,
and the attendant high and broad le-
wee system which will make these al
| luvial bottoms the richest, most pop
ulous and most prosperous agrIcul-
tural land MOT only In this nation,
but on the face of the globe.
This passage OF the Vicksburg
| speech deserves to be erlduringly re-
corded. The adoption Of such pol
icy would be the fulfillment of a
dream. To the readers of the Vieks-
burg Herald, the dwellers behind the
levees that Tend off the floods of the
great river, NO argument of the value
OF the Presidents pledge is needed.
In such an assurance they will read
the GROWING topeh Of this memoir
able Mississippi tour The President
has, in this disclosure of what he win
Esay il his neessage to congress upon
river in6r ohement and levee building
exceeded all that was expected sof
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Notice Of Sale

Notice is hereby given that ]. \.
Cannon, and D P Shanahan have
sold the F. J. Butler Plumbing Cons
pany to T. J Butier and l. w. Sen
sabaugt,. who become responsible
for the liabilities OF the old company.
Messres. Butler and Sensabaugh are
practical men. and have the best
wishes OF the retiring owners Of the
business. Io-S-3w
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27

Mr.. E. w. Goedloe. of Io7 s..
Louis street, Dallas, Tex, says: In
the past year / have become acquaint-
ed with Dr. Kings New Lie Pills,
and no laxative | ever before tried 50
efTectually disposes OF malaria and
biliousness-' They don't gripe nor
grind e5c az all druggists.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-27
Lost

A small pocket match case contains
ing. SIco,oo in currency Lost in
Greenville sometime since Sunday.
September q. The finder viii be
literally rewarded by returning same
to B. p Shelby. at First National
Bank. o-2o d Il
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

A few doses Of this remedy will In.
yariably cure an ordinary attack Of
diArrh1a.
II can always he depended upon.
even In the more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
1t 10 equally successful for summer
diarrhRa and cholera infantum in
children, and IL the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II Ii pleasant to take.
Every man cfa family should keep
this remedy In his home. Buy It now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE. soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Lessous In Palntiug

Iessous In Painting
Mrs. Jean c. Browns class In painting
will begin At tho Liberty School building
at o o'clock Tuesday morning next
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

Mrs. VIM. Dunlap Of Richmond. Va.
visited this week with her sister Miss
Jean Allan.
Frank Crowley and family paid visit
to Hon. J. H. and the rest Of the homo
folk last Sunday.
Jacob Rife Is visitor in Rocky Ford
for few days. He keeps his residence
in southern California since leaving Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. A. c. Conner and son Rolly and
daughter. Mrs. Roxie Swink and ha- son
Walter. 60 east this week for visit at
Excelsior Springs. Missouri.
N. W. Terry is in from Long Beach,
Cal. by way Of Los Angeles. and reports
that he has boon doing well In tho build
ng line down there. Ho will tako his
family back with him.
Rocky Ford children arc rehoarsing an
opcrotts. Tho Fairy Of tho Fountain"
which will be presented at tho opera
house on Thursday. June 20. under the
auspices Of tho VIC. T. u.
Weldon. the merry. mysterious magi-
clan will bs at tho Grand on Monday. Juno
IL. Unlike most magieians, Weldon Is
an accomplished actor and humorist. He
Is accompanied by Prof. Carroll. tho fam
Gus impsrsonator Of great actors In COM
sdy and tragedy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Town Lot for $500

Shelton town lot for $25. n not sold
by next issue Of the Enterprise price will
be reduced to $50.
is D. w. BARKLEY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

Faith Mission closed the tent meeting
Sunday night after . very successful re-
vivsl-ovsr forty additions. Supt Lam
Ing has gone to La Junta with tent and
will bsein meeting there June 18th.
Faith Mission opened Tuesday evening
June l. at 96e Elm St. Meetings Tues
day. Thursday and Sunday evenings.
Sunday School o'clock Sunday after
noon. All welcome.
Arthur Laning. Supt.
L. NJ. Pervisr. Pastor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
= = -
= PERSONAL I
, AND :
= LOCAL 4
= = = I

Mrs. Frank Green and her young son
Frank leave Saturday for a summer Wis
Il with parents and friends in Indiana and
Iowa.
Mrs. Walter cansdy and the Misses
Maggie and Lizzie Ford Of Lamar. have
been the guests Of Mrs. l. Tuttls and Mrs
Horace Amos.
J. D. 0nsham this week enjoyed . Wis
II from his brother. J. W. orisham. whom
he had not seen for 25 years The latter
gentleman makes his home at Cameron.
Mo.
Mrs. Max Meyer Of Eaton. Colo. and
little son. are visitors Of Mrs. Morris
Meyer. Miss Bertha Shosman Of Dem
yer. sister Of Mrs. Morris Meyer. 70 also =
guest at the Meyer home for few weeks.
Mrs. W. c. Freeman. who has bssn the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. q. H. Norton
for soms weeks. left on Monday for ouray
for = months stay. after which she will
60 to California for years residence on
tho coast.
The woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of tho Presbyterian
church will hold their regular monthly
meeting Thursday. June 2oth. at the
home Of Mrs. r. Y. Hauek. Cor. Swink
and llth. at 8 p. m.
A. n. Griswold had tho walls Of gar
age no is building at Granada blown
down by a high wind Monday. Tho walls
were Of cement blocks and wcre sup
posed to stand even ono Of our Colorado
zophers without any timber staying ,hom.
Some Of tho ladies' Of tho city churches
have CO oneeived tho idea Of doing mission
ary work among tho Indians who are
with US at this season Of tho year. at
work In our beet fields. Mrs. Elser had
4 party Of them to dinner with hor on
Sunday last
Mrs. L. X. Jones and daughter leave
tomorrow for their former home. CARROLL
ton. ILL.,. whero they will visit for tho sum-
NOR. Principal Jones Of tho Washington
school. who has been retained by the
school board for next year. will spend his
vacation here In Colorado.
Mrs. Roger R.Jones very pleasantly en-
tertained is young ladies Tuesday after
noon in honor Of hef sister. Miss Helen
Newby. The occasion was Miss Helsn's
fifteenth birthday and will be long re-
membered by those present. Mrs. Jones
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. Newby.
The Board Of Trade has named as del
egates to the Public Lands Convention at
Denver. June 1920. the following well
known eitizcns:-Jas. A. Loekhart J. H.
Crowley. Fr. wistzer. B. U. Dye. Z. l..
Hall. In addition 10 these g. W. Swink
and q. M. Hall will 60 as the local dele
gates representing the Arkansas Valley
Ditch Association. 1t sends three others
from other points In the Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Notice..

Tho following Sunday rate has been
adopted by tho Rocky Ford Liyerymen's
Association and will 60 into effect June 6:
Single rig for afternoon -------S2.6o
Team and Surrey for afternoon---- $50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Land for Sale

Land Tor Sale
Under the Rocky Ford ditch. ! will sell
30 acres either In one body or will divide
a good time to buy land 10 whom you can
see tho crops growing and also SEQ how
Il irrigatss. This is some Of the finest
land in the vallsy.-D.V v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Land for Sale

Under tho Rocky Ford ditch. will sell
30 acres either In one body or will divide.
A good Ii mo TO buy land is whom you can
SEQ tho crops growing. and also SEQ how
Il irrigates. This is some Of tho fness
land in tho valloy.-D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
For Sale

Heavy Balm Wagon and heavy set
double harness. buggy. 5-shovel plow and
many articles Of farm implements. also a
good eow.-D. E. Barnes, Garden Place.
l-2p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Notice

My Office will be closed from wednes-
nesday. juno 10. to Monday. June "a. on
account Of my being in attendance at tho
Colorado State Dental Association con-
vention at Colorado Springs. 2-5
Or. z. T. Roberts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

wish to introduce myself 70 the ladies'
Of Rocky Ford who desire fashionable
drsssmaking at their homes BY week or
day. Call or address Mrs. 6srtis M Cook.
Phone Ford l66. 65H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Land for Sale

Under tho Rocky Ford ditch. I will sell
80 acres either in one body or will divide.
A good time to buy land is whom you can
500 tho crops growing and also see how It
irrigates. This Is some Of the finest land
in the valley.-D. v. Burrsll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
Or. lawson Announces

DR.. Thompson. who has been intems TO
St. Mary's Hospitol. Pueblo, during the
past year. will have charge Of DR.. LAW
sons Office and practice during tho lattsr's
vacation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14
WANT COLUMN
*++++ = = = = = = = = = = :

+++++++++ = = = = = = + 80.
For Sale-The manure in our feed
yards. Weaver & Bond. 62a
FOR RENT-close in. room brick.
bath, electric lights. hot and cold water.
also barn.-M. U. Randall. aR't. SLIT
Rooms for rent in the GoddinQ terrace.
N. Main.-W. F, Stark. 46u
LoST-A ladies gold watch and chat
elaine in Rocky Ford on Sunday. June 2.
Finder will please return to this Office
and receive reward. l-5
For Sals-A beautiful driving horse
with buggy. Price SIPS.
N. H. Briseos.
FOR SALE.-l5oo acres Irrigation
land in Maverick County. Texas. 500
acres under cultivation and irrigation now.
$4,000 irrigation improvements and
pumping plant, water taken from the Rio
Grand river. Land lays fine and joins the
town Of Eagle Pass on the east. Rail-
road switch on land; large warehouse
and good buildings. Part Of the land
can bs plated for city. Price for 80
days $4,000 per acre. Address W. L.
Packard. Pittsburg. Kan.
Wantsd.-To hire for the summer
months, the occasional use Of quiet, re-
liable family horse and buggy. Call up
phone Blue eol.
Special Notice.-During the farmers
busy SESSION the City Realty Co. will con-
duct their sales at the Adobe Barn every
second Saturday, commencing June is.
Parties wishing room without board
will find nicely furnished room at 40
North 18th street.
Stauffer's want to buy yea
calves and chickens
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-14

We furnish the home eomplsts. cssi
or instalments. w. F. Stark. 45t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05

nathy has returned from Oklahoma
City.
G. p Johnson is in the city from
Topeka.
w NJ. Stewart IS here from Okla
homa City in the interest OF the
Wells-Fargo
Frank J. Merrick leaves this even
ing on a two weeks trip through the
North and East
Assistant United States Attorney
John Scoihorn returned this morning
from Oklahoma city
Attorney George Buckner returned
to Enid last evening after attending
court here this week.
Rev. H. o. Scott has returned from
Wynnewood, where he attended the
Presbyterian Synod this week
J.J O'Buurke, manager Of the lone
hotel. returned last evening from a
business trip TO Oklahoma City.
Jas. Hinton and c. E. Warner of
the Fort Smith & Western railroad
are IN the city from Fort Smith. y
Fred l.. Wenner, secretary OF th4
school land department, and children
Nre visiting with relatives in Perry
bud" Dawson. who IS attending
the university at Norman this winter,
Is here visiting with friends over
Sunday.
President l. r Page is In the city
today from Langston, attending the
meeting of the board of regents OF
the college
Or. Leslie ]. Anea. of the Federal
bureau OF animal industry. is here to.
day comforting with Secretary Thos.
Morris, Of the Oklahoma live stock
board
PAU J Foster, who left here about
year ago and who has been ranch
bng in Arizona and New Mexico since
.he left here Is in the city. He says
be likes the country out there aud IS
1ere only on a visit
Geo Barber cf E Reno. and j. A.
House, OF Hitchcock. returned this
morning from an inspection trip 10
the Langston university The are az
tending the meeting Of the college
board Of regents IN this city today, Of
which they are members.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
iP ersonal MentiOns

q A. stuson is IN Enid
H. NJ Mckay is In Marshall
w H. C. Brown is in Coyie.
c. /. Woods is in Marshall today
p. A. Ward Of Edmond, is in the
city
d Heady is here from oklahoma
city Al AliILiM
G. a. Fisher has returned to Ard
more.
c NJ sorenson has returned from
Edmond
w H. Fiddler is here from Arkan.
sas City
Robert Leeper has returned from
Shawnee
s. F. Groihe is in the city from
Musl,cgee.
d p hartman is here from Okla.
homa City.
J. w Hinton is in the city from
Fort Smith.
r ] Kennedy returned TO Topeka
last evening
Roy Porter returned last evening
from Edmond
G. T. Page has returned TO his
home IN Carney.
Deputy Marshal Eishelman has re
turned to Pawnee.
Attorney c. r. Buckner has re-
turned from Perry
VIM Richmoad and Wm Shearer
have returned from cashion.
c. b Wade. Of ,};e Fort Smith &
Westefu, Is 30 tie city from Dustin.
County Commissioner John Favor
was in the city last night from Mul
hail
United States Marshal John Aber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
ATTORNEYS sLuoGiNG
MATCH IN PERRY.

Perry OHa.. oct o. Because Sam
II. Harris. attorney for the Pioneer
Telephone Co. who lives In Ollahoma
City said that he doubted his word.
"A. b Martin, a local lawyer. stepped
around "A table in Judge llain0'a
court and struck the oklahoma CITY
man. Both were fined S25 and costs
by Judgc ilaiuer Garris hne was
remltted at ule request Of Attorney
Martin
The AFFAIR started when Attorney
Harris questioned the testimony of "a
Miss Barrctt iu the case OF Patton
against Barrett. over some land. A
disc 5sion cnsued and the lawyers
grew personal I'M their remarks
Wen. maybe sou doubt my yer'
acity. said Martin
"Yes. I DO" was the calm reply Of
Harris
Then don't DO 1t again" retoried
The Perry attorney
81 viii. shortly replied Harris az
he prepared 10 continue his address.
AZ Harris statement Martin arose
from his seat and started Ground tHe
table Attorney Harris then started
toRard him As they met. Mariin Dir
Harris in the face aud before more
llcks could be struck the men were
parted
Judge Halner ISSUED citation foi
them this moaning aud Attorney Mar
tin paid his 6ne. go the same tim-
askmg that Harris hne be remiited
This vas done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
a Carload Of salvage,

Adiutant General Niles has receiv-
ed "a ear load OF camp Supplies which
were used at the encampment at Fort
Reno Adjutlnt General Niles stated
that the heaviest loss by the fire was
the company properties, such as rifles,
etc. the exact loss however, can not
be fully ascertained until the reports
from the different companies has
been made About one-third OF the
canvas was destroyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05

We have just received from the
stvdlo Of Mrs. Martin seig, chioago, A
limited number OF pieces Of hand
painted china. These are the work Of
one Of the fcremcst china artists in
the country. They are being display
cd IN our ebow window where their
loveliness speaks for Itself Let Us
price them 10 you.
ouTHRi1 GLASS AND CHINA CO,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
And The owl Said Who .

ITO whit; TO whom croaked an
owl In the corridor of the department
building this morning The bird was
perched over the door of the auditors
Office Assistant Auditor McCabe
espied the bird OF ill-omen as he start
ed into his Office. "lia. nasty bird.
shall ] hold onto my job yet awhile?'
asked McClbe. with Dyche and
others joining in the chorus The Owl
blinked the other eye and croaked
'NevermOre! The owl had ~
feathers and a hook beak McCabe
has discovered that the bird was
placed in the corridor by other clerks
and Is very angry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
OBITUARY.

G.. w Causey. aged SO years, died
yesterday morning from paralysis, at
the home OF his daughter. Mrs Ed.
ear Fees mile southeast Of Che city.
Causey had suffered from stroke Of
paralysis about three years The de-
ceased Is ah old resident of Logan
couGty Seven children survive him.
John n New Mexico Robert IN Idaho.
Mark ln Enid, two daughters az Alya.
one in Arkansas and Mrs Fees of This
county The remains viii ba Sent io
Fairm0ult, Okla. today for burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
CHOCOLATE cAaAMELs. -aAH-

To, check cold quickly. get from
yom druggist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called Preveniics, Druggists
everywhere are now Dispensing Pre-.
vontics for they are not only safe, but
decidedly certain and PROMPT Pre-
yenilcs contain no Quinlne no laXp-
tive. nothing harsh nor sickenine.
Taken at tho "sncoze stage" Proven.
tics viii prevent Pneumonia. Hron.
chitis La Grlppe, etc Hence the
name proventics Good for feyersh
children as preycnties 20 cents,
Trial boxes 8 c's Sold by an dealers,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
MEXICO eNreRrAiNs ROOT.

Cify OF aMexico Oct 3.- Re e.eifine
visitors and driving aaoni me city
occupied the greaier part oi ihis Re
third day of Secretary Roots sia q
the MeKican capital Elaborate lTe'
palaIona have been completed 'pf
the banquet 10 be rendered HIM an 'ne
M1nicipal Palace tonight by the eiis
council and Governor i.an1aeselnou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
suildinq More BRIDGES.

The bOard OF county cOmmlsslOners
Twin advertise for bids for the erection
iof stone abutments for two stone
bridges in South Clmarron township
The regular monthly bills and claims
were allowed by the board Chair
man Burke OF the board viii act as
purchasing agent for the commission.
ers in furnishing the new Logan eoun-
~ court house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05

The lecture on The Mammoth Cave
Of Kentucky given lasl evening oy
Rev. G. &. Pollard of Anthony Kaa.,
81 the First n r church, was attend-
ed by a large and appreciai4e audi-
ence Mr. pollard is well impressed
with the new state and stated 20 a
Leader reporter al the Union station
this morning that It truly Is The land
Of the fair god and he could not say
TOO many nice thlags anpli the spien.
did climate and wonderful country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05

II real ccneo distmbs your stom
ach your Heart on Kidneys then try
this clever Coffee imitation Dr
Shoop Heath Coffee Dr Shoop
has closely matched old Java and
Mocha Coffee in flavor and taste. set
it has not a single grain of real C0lec
I'm o. Dr shoops Health Coffee mi.
tation is made from pure toasted
grains oi cereals with Malt Nuts. etc
Made 'u one minute No tedious long
wait You viii surely Ike it GET a
free sample at Our store Bank Gro
Gerry
CHOCOLATE MARsHmELLoWs.
-BARRiCk'S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
el' ,s1t 8 q 3, D 81 = q q f' Us q q B 3 III
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
sonthMestern FoundrY Made 'Em.

southwestern Founofy Wdue EN-
The Southwestern Iron foundry OF
this city is turning out big batch of
cast iron plates to be used for cross
lngs on Harrison. Cleveland and
Noble avenues which will be paved
soon. The Southwestern Iron foundry
turns out as good work as any
foundry in the Southwest and should
get all local patronage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-05
Saloons pIsnosIna of stoek.

! All saloons over the territory will
D. advertising closing ont sales by
fhe last of this month Already they
have stopped ordering more liquors
and are offering good 81 3 gallon
booze at $3.50