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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15
NOMINATING A CONGRESSMAN.

Our esteemed Americas contempt
rary, the Times-Recorder, not con-
tent with having presumptiously
dubbed that city "the capital of the
Third district" and cheekily asserted
that cit is generally conceded that
the courtesy of furnishing the con-
gresham will with one accord be
given to Sumter county" now still
further emphasizes an imaginary
proprietorship of that Office by in
structing the remainder of the dis
trict how the next representative
shall be elected. In a recent issue
it said:
The Vienna News and The Daw-
son News are opposed to the sug-
gestion of the Times-Recorder that
in the congressional race the re-
suit should be decided by the pop
ular vote of the entire Third dis
trict and not left to the chances
of a district convention, with its
possibility, with three or more
candidates, of a deadlock, or Of
the man who did not receive a ma
iOrity of the popular support car
rying off the nomination. The
popular majority means that the
people select the candidate for con-
gress directly. The other means
that politicians in a convention
may be able to so manipulate
things that the man who is really
Io nf h0 nj q
ers of the district is euchered.
We give our Americas contempt
rary credit for not being as inno-
cent as it appears. Was there ever
any kind of an election in which
there was not politics, and in which
the politicians did not play leading
part? It's plan-which would mean
two primary elections-would play
into the hands of the rich politician
and shut out the poor man no matter
how worthy and capable he might be
to represent the people at Washing
ton. In our latter day politics mon
9y has come to play too important a
part, and too often does the office go
to the highest bidder-the man with
the biggest bank account. The News
IS opposed to any method of making
the nomination in this district that
will encourage that kind of politics,
and make it impossible for any man
who is not able to bear the heavy
expense of two campaigns to aspire
to the high honor of being a con-
gresham.
Under the convention plan, which
we understand has always prevailed
in the district with perhaps one or
two exceptions, the contest can be
conducted with much less expense to
the candidates and at the same time
the will of a majority of the people
be ascertained. Of course there
would be a primary in each of the
counties, and to secure the delegates
of county it would be necessary for
some one of the candidates to receive
a majority of the votes.
For either of the candidates to Sc
cure majority of the popular vote of
the entire district it would be neces-
sary to have a second primary, which
would be very expensive, and some
thing that has never been done in
Georgia in a state, district or county
election. AS The News has before
said, it would be a burden that the
people of the district do not want
put on the candidates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15

four years ago. He sent it to a
Retail Mail Order House. He has
never seen that Dollar since, nor new
er will. That Dollar never will pay
any more road or school tax for him,
will not build up or brighten any of
the homes Of the community He
sent it entirely out Of the circle of
usefulness to Himself and his Neigh
bors.-Exchange
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15
Should Be More of Them.

From the Lincolnton Journal.
1t is pleasing to note that the
Georgia counties are catching on to
the idea of having county fairs. We
don't have enough amusement and
mental recreation in Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15

The name of Joseph Pulitzer will
have an enduring place in the Pan
theon OF Journalism. His early en-
vironment and opportunity consider
ed Mr.. Pulitzer had achieved more
than any other newspaper man in
America.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15
HYMN FROM LITTLE JOE.
I'm the Savannah Press.

From the Savannah Press.
He who persuades to good is
greater than he who drives from
evil. Extract from Joe Browns
platform.
The Macon Telegraph says that
Little Joe's platform recently issued
bristles with hymns, and that this
is one of them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15

Ralph Smith stopped in Americas
to find out how Terrell county is
going to vote for governor. Judging
by what he sent the Journal they
don't know any more about it up
there than a few other folks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15

Only three more weeks and then
the campaign managers can begin
praying for forgiveness for what
they are now telling.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-11-15

Frost in this section this winter is
the latest ever.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-06
WANTS
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICES


e. cement sidewalk at csc lin IT,, Sizes;
Si,3s, Total Sla0l,
Lot Il. block .5l Capital lIln, ga.66. lln.
NJ cement siihNalk al hSt IN. -its AS,0t.
lj Icu. ydsg cniAinkmcnt ~ 3ac GU va.
l.6i Il. Lork q capital Inn, 2s.Oe in,
Il ecmcnl Sidewalk az csc mi. IT,, Sla.0t.
~ en-. yds. eNcaVation al a0r On. Nd..
ssc, Toal. Si1 80
Lol -, block -, capital llil, gssoG lln
&C. ceurnt sidewalk a. Csc I'm IT, flNnti
32 ca. yds. excavation al zoe cll yd.,
Gte,, Total sl1GS.
Lot IL. block a. capital Hill 25.0s lln.
ii. cement sidewalk at Csc lin. H., Sl1,Ul.
40 ca. yds. excavation at POO cu yd..
92e; Total Sl79G
1.o, ss. block "a. capital I'M. 25.0 lin.
ii. cement 'idownl, at Csc lin H. Si5.oo,
SIS cu. yds. excavation az zoe cu. yd.,
Sl.fG; rutal $iS1G.
Lot r. block "a, capital I'm, sG0 I'm.
fl. cement sidewalk al Csc. lin. iN Si7.dS.
80 en-. yd. excavation at e0c en- yd.
Slia, Total N9nN.
Lot To- hloeH aG. capital hin. 25l lin.
Fl cmcent sidewalk at oSc lin e.. $t1 o..
lac en-. Nds. excavation al 20c. cn. VA,
2ee Total, $laSa
I.ot IS. block ~, capital nm, 1879 I'm.
#. cement sidewalk al Csc. lin. IT, s93.a.
h9,2 cu.eNds. excavation AZ 2ac, cu. 3d.,
81 Slg Total Sl15ao
lot %. block %. capital Inlt e51 lin.
A. cement sidewalk ut Csc. ln f., Si7.07;
100 en- yds. excavation ~ zoe. cu. ydaa
- 40. Total $lg.i7
Lot ~ block 80 Capital pll. 1861 lin,
ft cement sidewalk az Csc. lin IT, Sa2,Nd.
$40 en-. yds. excavation AT poe. en-. yd.,
Sltio; Total, Slo4SG.
l.o, I, block b. capital lltl 29.s lin,
II cement sidewalk at 6Nc. I'm &C. S20, ,l3.
1.3 cu. vds excavation at pee cu yd..
81 40; Tnal S2t5a
Iol 9 block 57. Capital I'm. 90 lin,
IT, cement sidewalk at Csc lin TO- $i7oN.
10 en- Nds, excavation nj zoe ou yd.,
gSo.; Total Sl7aS
Lot 3. block 81. capital Illl % lin.
Il. cement sidewalk at 6Nc lin. f.. Si10Q3
~ Gu. yds excavation at POE cu yd..
Sl.0i. Total SlS.0i
Lon I. block 81 Capital I'm e5 lin.
ft cement sidewalk at 6Sc. lin It,. Sl1 .n0;
81 en-. yds. excavation at zoe. cu. ytl.,
Hl.22, Total SlS.22.
Lot ;, block ~. capital llnl. q lin.
ft comrnt sidewalk ~ Csc lin. t. stT00,
rs cu. y,ls. excavation at zoe en ydl.,
ti,5G, Total SiS.5G,
Respectfully s1nmittcd,
l.. Il. HOOKER.
city Engineer.
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(rirst published ia the Guthrie Daily
Leader, october 6. tal1D
ORDINANCE NO t249-
An ordinance prohibiting the manufac-
tuip. sale barter. giving away or other
wise furnishing Of Intoxicating liquors
within the Cty Of Guthrie. oklahoma.
and declaring an emergency
BE II Ordained by the Mayor and
counciImen OF the City OF Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
section 1 It shan bc unlawful within
the city Of Guthrie, Oklahoma for any
person. individual or corporate. to manu-
factnre sell barter, give away. or other
wise furnish any spiriiuous. vinous, fer
mented or malt liquor or any imitation
thereof, substitute therefor or TO
manufacture, sell, barter, give away on
otherwise furnish any liquor or com
pound Of any description whatsoever,
whether medlcatcd on not which con-
tains as much as onc-half of one ner
ecntum Of alcohol, measured by volume.
and which Is capable Of being used as
beverage, except preparations com
pounded by any licensed pharmacist the
sale Of which would not subject him TO
the payment OF special tax required by
The laws Of the Tnited states, or To ship
or in any way convey such liquor from
one place within the city Of Guthrie
Oklahoma, to another place therein eN~
rept the conveyance of q AWful pur-
chase or to have tile possession of amy
lating ana of tie provisions OF this
section
Section 2. violation Of any OF tho
provisions Of section one shah hc Il miH-
demcnnor, ana SHAH he punished Upon
conviction Ia the Police Court by n fine
not less than Twenty-Five Dollars non
more than one Hundred Dollars. or by
imprisonment in the city Jail for mol
more than ninety days or by both such
fine and Imprisonment.
Section 8. The payment Of the
special tax required OF liquor dealers hy
the United states by anY person within
the city of Guthrie, Oklahoma except
local agents appointed under the laws OF
the state Of oklahoma shall constitute
prima facio evidence Of an intention to
violate the provisions fthis Ordinance
Section 4. The provisions of .hs
Ordinance snail not apply 10 the manu-
facture and sale Of unfermentcd cider
and wine made from apples, grapes bcr-
rles or other fruit grown within the
state Of Oklahoma. nor to the use Of
wine for sacramental purposes for religi-
GUS bodies.
Section 3. For the preservation Of HE
public peace health and safety an
emergency Is declared to exist by reason
whereof this Ordinance shall take effect
and be I'm force from and after its
passage approval and publication
Passed this 5th day or oct 1911
Approved this 5th day Of OCT: t9i1
FRANK OLSMITH..
Mayor.
Attest: r. II. WTNsLOW.
Citv clerk
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New York. Oct. 6.--1he toss Of q
coin in the presence OF the National
Baseball commission Thursday start
ed the making OF final arrangements
for the post-eason series of games
for the worlds championships be
tween New York winner OF the Ma
tional championship, and Phiadel
phia, present worlds champions and
Y ctor In the seasons pennant race
in the American league. New York
won the toss.
The national commission which
has charge Of the playing Of the ser
les and met here Thursday to per
feet arrangements, selected Satnr-
day October "a. for the first game
and adopted his schedule for the
series
Saturday. October IA New York;
Monday, October Is, Philadelphia;
Tuesday; October ~, New York
Wednesday. October 18. Phiadel-
pha Thursday October 10, New
York and Friday, October 20, phila-
delphia
The series Will continue until one
club has wol four games
Players eligible 10 participate in
the worlds series games by announce
ment OF the commission ara.
ph ladelphia, Baker, Barry. Ben.
der, 90 lins, Coombs, Davis. Danfowh
Derrick, llartzell, krauss, Lapp, Lily
ingston. Lord. Martin Morgan Nc.
lnnis, Murphy, Oldring, Phnk, Thomv
as and SifunK
New York. Novore Pprkar Nur-
ray, Snodgfass. Merkle. DOYLE. Fletch
Devlin Mathewson. Wiitse Ames
Crandall, Marquard Latham, Me-
Graw. Myers, Wilson. ilerzog. Druc-
re. Hartley and paulett
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chloano. ASA louis. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia, {; New York, o.
phiiadelphia. Oct 6-4Philadelphia
won TO 0. Murphy scored the only
run on his single, Davis sacrifice
and Bauy's single.
Score. X II u
New York ,.. 600 600 000--0 8 0
Philadelphia 900 0l0 00"-l
Ba teries: Quinn and williams;
Morgan and Livingstone.
Boston, Il; Washington, 2.
Boston. Oct Gitiitting Hughes IN
tha first four innings hard, after
which he retired, Ros on won from
Washington. TO 3
score. r II r.
Boston ...... l20 f0l 00@-11 - i
Washington :. 002 GOO 600 }
Batteries Collins and Williams;
Hughes, Becker and Street
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inst published IN the Guthrie Daily
Leader October G. l9tl)
ORDINANCE NO 1850


Leader. October 6, l9llD
ORDINANCE NO. 1850,
An Ordinance prohibiting lettering
around public buildings railroad deoots.
and places where liquor s. unlawfull5
kept within the City OF Guthrie, and de-
claring an emergency
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and
counciImen of the City OF Guthrie,
Oklahoma;
section l. il shall b. unlawful for any
person TO he found lettering or loaflng
in or around the Post office or other
public huding OF around any railfOad
depot or freight house or upon any
platform connected Herewith or IN or
around any place where liquor is being
kept in violation of law within the city
of Guthrie. Oklahoma.
section p Any person violating any
of the provisions OF Section one Of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of u
misdcmcanor and shall be fined any sum
not less than $500 or more than $4,000
or by imprisonment in The city Jail not
less than five days or more than thiriy
days, or by both such fine and in-
prisonmeut
section 3 Thai Section 45S or ne
Revised Ordinances. 1906, be. and the
same g. hereby repealed.
section T. For the preservation of the
public peace, health and safety an
emergency is hereby declared TO exist
by reason whereof this Ordinance shat
take effect aud he in force from and
after its passage, approval and pubhca-
ton.
Passed his eth day OF oct. 1911
Approved this sta dav Of Oet.. 1871.
FRANK OI.sMITH.
MAYOR.
49,. l. II V8,fNscr cVy
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| iANcE NO. t243,


erirst pu5li-hcd in Guthrie Daily Lender,
ORDINANCE NO t243.
An Ordinance levying ant assessing a
special tax upon certain lots IN the CITY
OF Guthrie. oklahoma, for D'stre'
Be Il Ordained by the Mayor and
City counciimen OF the city OF
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Section q rha: levy be and he Same
Is hereby made and assessed upon the
following lots and pieces Of ground IN the
city Of Guthrie Oklahoma for building a
District Sewer In Sewer DISTRICT NO. 90,
the amount Of said levy and assessment
is as follows tO-wit:
Lots l. q 3. 4, 5. G, r, s, ., 10, H. -.
y, ii " r. L ls - e., y e .,,n, ~ ana NJ
$gg .GS upon each and every lot.
10. H. Il l6. Il. is, 49, 90. q, %, 2s.sand
"A, Block so East Guthrie the sum of
Sg2.GS upon each and every lot -
Lots = - . g % y sp 10 % j. ond IA
s52.6S upon each and every lot.
Lots /, . 3. 4 3, 6, e s, 3, 10. H. II,
Y. a +, le, Il; IS, 10 2O + ~ 22 -, and ID
$22.6S upon each and every lot
Lots / 81 3. 4./5, G, T. $. 3, 10, II, y
IL. H. Is, l6. iu'1S, 10, 20, q, e, 23, and
"a Block So lftast Guthrie, the sum OF
s22.6S upon each and every lot !, -,
is, II. H. lG. II IS, 10. 20. II. %, %, and
2i Block 81. East Guthrie. the sum OF
NS22.6S upon each and every lot.
n Section g THAT If at the expiration o. o.
four weeks from the passage Of this
Ordinance the amount named IN section
! Of thls Ordinance together with lhf
| cost Of publication snnll not pc phid thcl
Tho Mayor and Clerk Of the CITY ol
Guthrie. Oklahoma shall cause lax war
,ss,utu ta No igslp1 against such lots and
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When you have B bad cold y0n
want the hest medicine obtainable so
as to cure 1t with as little delay as
possible Here is druggists opin-
ion: Il have sold Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy for fifteen years
says Enos Lollar OF Saratoga. Ind.
ana consider it the best on .he mark
ri. For sale by all dealers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE


New York. 6; Brdoklyn, 3.
Brooklyn, Oe 6.--lcven with the
pennant safe, New York did not let
up in the game with Brooklyn New
York went right to work and p led
.up lead Of six runs in the first IN
ming
Score, X II ~
New York .. coo 000 600 Il S 1
brooklyn ..... O02 600 100 3 II 2
Chicago, s;St Louis. 2.
S Louis. Oct e. Chicago won
the closing game of the National
league season, s To g. Three donblc
plays were made.
Score. II II u
Chicago A.. 30i 100 000~S . /
St Louis .... al0 GOO 01o-2 3
Batteries Smith and Graham
Wills and Wingo
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICE.

or appointment of their successors in
office.
Section 8 For the preservation of the
public peace, health and safety, an
emergency is declared TO exist by reason
whcreof this Ordinance shall take effect
Ind be in force Nfrom and uf.er III
passage. approval and publication.
Passed IDS 2nd day of October. lvll.
Approved thus 2lil day Of October lail
fSENl.) .,,
Mayor.
Attest: y. II. WfNSLOW.
city CLERK.
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Z tSEAb9
L. II. WINSLoW.
EEitv CLERK
ret published in fha Guthrie Daily
Leader. October G. lg1l)
ESTIMATE NO. 80.

Guthrle Dkla oct. .. IHIi.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Of the City OF Guthrie. Oklahoma:
Gentlemen.
I herewith submit estimate Of the cost
Of constructing sidewalks by G u.
Frary in accordance with his contract
with the Citg 81 Guthrie dated Novem-
Der 7ih 1910.
Lot u, block 81, Capital I'm, 2e.o lin.
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ANSWERING THE WANTS

g Have you answered a Want Ad &
today? DO you make It prac- 6
9 tice to look over the opportuni- {;
g ties that are contained in the 6
g Want Columns each day?
- 1t takes but a moments time {
to communicate with a number G
9 of those who have placed Wants 6
g in todays paper Possibly there
9 are facts in the Wants today {.
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o Buying, selling, trading. hiring G
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(First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader. October 3, 1910
ORDINANCE NO. 1916
An Ordnance aboishine the office Of
Sidewalk Inspector
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen OF the City OF Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
Section l. That the office OF Side
walk Inspector be and is hereby
abolished
Section 2. That the duties heretofore
performed by the Sidewalk Inspector
shall be performed by the Street Com
missioner.
Section 3. Section 1O7 of the Revised
Ordinances OF 1906 and all ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed
Section T. For the preservation of the
public peace. health and safety, an
emergency is declared TO exist by reason
whereof this Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and afser it,
passage, approval and publication
Passed this 2nd day OF October. 1911.
Approved this End day Of October 1871.
(SEALr)
FRANK OISMITH,
Mayor.
Attest T.. II. WINSLOW.
City Clerk.
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Total ...,...........,..,.,, 80 l9t42
hereby directed to draw warrants Oh
said accounts for the same in favor Of
The persons to whom said bills were
allowed
Section 2. For the preservation of the
public peace health and safety an
emergency is hereby declared to exist
by reason whereof this Ordinance shall
be in force and take effect from and
after its passage, approval and publica-
ton
Passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor this 5th day Of Oci. 1911.
FRANK OI.SM1TII
Mayor
(SEAI.1
Attest: T. II. WINSLOW,
CITY Clerk.
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HELP WANTED

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn
steady income corresponding for
newspapers. Experience unnecessary
4ddress Press Correspondence Bureau
Washington. d. G.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

ST. Joseph, 3-4. Pueblo 0-i0.
Topeka, 3; Des Moines. g.
Only two games scheduled.
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PATENTS.
MONEY To LOAN
LEGAL NOTICE.


Application for Pardon
We, the undersigned hereby make
nown by publication our .stention OF
etitioning the governor Of this state
or a parole for William Roper, con
yicted of burglary in the district
court of Logan county, Oklahoma, in
the March, 1911, term OF said court.
(Signed:) J. W. NOBLE
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) O @ @ @ @ @ @ {, @ @ . @ o !
Well No. 2.

ANALYSIS OF MINERAL
WELLS WATER
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AGENTS WANTED

$4,000 WEEKLY selling collection
Cabinets to merchants No com
petition. Exclusive territory. Write
for free samples and descr' ptive
matter Sayers Co, Laclede Bldg,
ST. Louis, Mo.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
MISCELLANEOUS.

EVERYBODY-tSend for free sample
of Success Magazine and The Ma
tional Post-the healthy. vigorous
and sensible American home maya
zine containing the thr ling Oppen
helm STORY uhe t,frlsof. the l'lr
ty Thousand and receive also our
money making agents proposition,
Permanent winter employment for
right persons. Address Circulation
department, success Magazine, New
York.
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ANYONE, anywhere. can start 4 mail
order business at home No can
fassing. Be your own boss. Send
for free booklet. Tells how. Hsacock
O-409. Lockport. NJ z.
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LOST AND FOUND
TOWEL SUPPLY.

J. ID. CRAYS, Proprietor.
Towels and aprons of all kinds furn-
ished at very reasonable price. See
me before yon BUY. d. CRAYS.
PHONE NO G10.
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NEW RESIDENCE in Sulphur, Ok,
to exchange for Guthrie property.
IT. IA. Baggett.
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WORLDS SERIES START
AT NEW YORK OCTOBER
IA; PLAYERS SELECTED
(BY Aasociated press.l

Fpur Games by New York or Phila-
delphia viii Yield Pennant.
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(rirsi pu5l-hcd in Guthrie Daily Lender
Sept 22 1910
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Be II Ordained by the Mayor and
councilmen of the city Of Guthrie,

section l. Thai inc sum Of Nine
Thousand One Hundred Nincty-seven
and 42-lOG t$a,i9742) Dollars is hereby
appropriated for he purpose of paying
bills upon the following accounts and
which bills have heretofore been approx
ed nv thp Finance, to- wit.
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rxLP wANTEDlMALE
TO EXCHANGE.

In Guthrie to exchange for farm
properties. II A. Baggett.
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tSEAl..t
Attest: +. II. WINSLOW,
City Clerk.
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First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader October G, 19l1.)
ORDlNANcE MO 1oA9
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An Ordinance levyins ant assessing a
special tax upon certain lots IN the Cltf
OF Guthrie. Oklahoma, for Distret
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Attest: T.. II. WlNSLOW
City Clerk.