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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Information on
 Teachers Institute

The following general info mstlpn is furnished by County School super iniendent E II Stove' in reference 10 the Cochise County Teachers lnsti- ute to be held A; Bisbee during the first week in October:
 The Copper Queen hotel offers re- duced rates and exp-c cts to be able to sccomodate from twenty to thirty persons
 The roomine houses give rate of one dollar per day. Fifty cents eseh if two persons occupy the same room. Those desiring to secure rooms in sd- vance write to Prot L x Gooding, Bis bee.
 Restaurants offer reduced rates. Meals csn be secured from 25 cents up.
 Men are invited to make the Y. NJ. c. A headquarters during the lnsti- tute
 Ladies gre invited to make the '. w. c. A. headquarters.
 There will be more said than one one small brain can carry. Bring your note book. Get the most pos sible for your money.
 A reception committe of Bisbee teachers will meet trains and conduct institute attendants to the central building where information concern ing rooms will be given and guides furnished.
 The E. P. & :. w. gives rate of fare and oue-tnird for the round trp. Selling dates October l-4 inc usive. Return limit October :. Secure the proper certificate from the railroad office for your return rate.
 Teachers are particularly requested to invite school b ards and patrons to avail themselves of reduced rates to attend as many sessions of the inst = tute as they may be able.
 Friday evening A reception will oe given 10 the teachers by the Warren District Country Club.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Information For Can
 didates For Office

The attorney general, John B Wright, has decided that Subsection c of sub-division ,, Section 5. of the Primary Law means that candidates for office in getting up their petitions are not confined to & limi, of 10 per cent in .ny one precinct. A candi- date may get i06 per cent of the vot- ere on bis petition in any given pre- ciuct, provided the petitions from all psrts of the county do not exceed 10 per cent of the party vote in the county, for any one candidate for county office.
 Mark Smith had 2233 votes in 1908 an5 Ralph Cameron had 2526 votes. ip I9bS for Delegate to Congress. Democratic candidates must not ex- ceed 223 names on their petitions for county office; and Republicans must not exceed 253 names. The mini- mum number that must be on pc. tion for county office Is, for demo cratic candidate, 67; for . republican cana idste, 76. For 6 precinct com mittemen, justice or constable. ths | petition must contain st least ter per ceht of the party vote in that pre- cinct. Where justice precincts con- -ain more than one election precinct there must be petition from esci election precinct.
 None but legally qualified voter -hould be permitted to sign a petitioI for nominstion.
 Petitions for county office mus be circulated in at le,st eleven cleo tion precincts
 All nomination papers must be oI file n the office of the board Of super visor- Is dave rrior to the date o holding the primary election, whiel occurs October 24th, Petitions mus be in not later than October 9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Pickett Speaks
 at Clifton

Clifton. Arizons, September 26- Col. H L Pickett addressed the citi. zens of Clifton at the court house last night and was fsvorsbly received by the voters and his speech appisuded enthusiastically at i,s conclusion. Col Pickett spoke for forty-fve min utes and dwelt upon the importance oi the primary plan for selecting U. s. Senators endorsing the constitution and defined his position on the tsriti question He sas introduced by John R Hampton. president of the Clifton democratic club. The Colonel speaks at Morenci tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
First Commission
 Plan For Arizona

The commission government for Phoenix is spparaG,ly an assured fact. At its meeting this week the city council appointed ci srter commis- sion to draw up new charter Tor the city. The report ,s to be made hack to the city council as soon SC possible @ that the city can adopt IL locally. No instructions have been given the commission but it is certain that they ~ill report back ID favor of A commission government. Fred
 Cleavelsnd Is 6 memher of the com. mission and is talked of as chairman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Now who will for corporation commissioner from Cochise? Don't all speak a
 The fellow who is forever placing himself in the hands of his friends eventually the hands of his friends and the next thing he knows he awakes and finds his friends perched on his neck
 Taft wouldn't even allow to vote again the recall of judges How the Arizona republicans favor a re- submission and thereby rbuke the president? asks the Phoenix Sun We pass, and submit the poser the puzzle department
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
I. C. M. Company
 Property Appraised

The appraisers of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company, re- gently appointed by Referee Daniel Mcfarland in the bankruptcy court have completed their lsbors. and have appraised the property Of the concern at sl 800 OO0, which included all per. .oual property, machinery ard mines in this district,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
A Washington dispatch says:-

A Washington dispatch says:-
 "Oficisls of the postofiice depart ment are puzzled to know why the postal savings banks opened in Ari- zona have proven SO popular with the oeople. while they are slmost neglect ed by the people of New NeSic'. ye, such is the record from the opening of the hanks in the two territories.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The territorial republican central committee will meet at Tucson oo October 4. Though the gathering will not be termed 8 convention. poli- ticisns from every part of the stste are expected to assemble Plsns will be hsped for the fight at the primsr . ies or October 24.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Arizonan Is Bitten
 By GiIa Monster

A Los Angeles dispatch says
 Prompt treatment with s vacuum pump saved the life of Matthias Eigen- herr. an Arizona miner. who was bit ten on the hand hy Gila Monster which be was eIhibitiog to his friends. The monster was encaged in bor, Eigenherr thrust his hand in and the Gils Monster grabbed it. Eigenheir was deiirious with fright. He was treated at hospital where the poison was extracted. 4 policeman shot q e Gils Monster"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

2ASf Al AiOaN tE 1AphAo6NG .rov Mutl B & L Ats'n to Joseph Joss ss.-............ - Bank of Bsbes to Frank E Schmidt . ..... -
 QUIT CLAIM DEED E Gage to James s Douglas Grand Central millsite =. 10 OO WARRANTY DEED Edward Loigreen to George A Atkins, land .... 45O % Frank E schmidt to George V Bell, land ......... 275 % SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Edith Stowe 70 Micsjsh Sad Ter ......--.....-
 ASSIGNMENT DEED Robert T Chadwick to J W Wood. B sbee prop. %
 .. C. DIED J II McPherson to II | Pic kstt, Tombstone prop. 100 Oo
 cHATTFL MORTGAGE J D Boone to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co, sheep. ...... 500 O c c Pray to Leonard Piano & Mu.ic Co m ...... sO5 % Alice Solman to Leonard Piano Go. piano ... 300 %
 NISISG DEaD Fred c Bernoudy to wm P Wright, Cal M D..... %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Dayi. Mcdonald to c Viola Slaughter, Douglas prop. 300 70 Liberty Land Co to Fred Grundy, Bisbee prop .... 4o00 %
 CONDITIONAL SALE Wolf Reiwitz ;o Western Wheeled Scrsper company machinery. y............ 1900 %
 LEASE l. c Shsttuck toA F Reese and A : Shropshire, Douglas prop -.... ..... 4sO 70
 ASSIGNMENT Lease. Geo W Kaiser and 6eu X Williams 10 John Calhoun, Benson prop ij %
 ADMINISTRATOR DEED T R Brandt, s1nir of est of Chas F G-rdne, ta !. Gran. Duncan, Duncan prOp.... lsC0 co
 DEED Jasper Newton Edwards to Joseph E Hood and J II Macis, land. d.-........ 15O OO & Co F W Tbompson Douglas prop. ......-...... 23o oO
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The choosing of a legislature is the most important business confronting the people of Arizona and the party which fails do its duty by nominating its best courts and deserves defeat As the Tempe News says the coming legislature should be made training school harbor for place hunters. Mans work is be done there and men, real ones should be put the job.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The Gazette (Rep) characterzes the big Republican conference Phnenix to launnh the Cameron campaign performing the last sad of the party claiming the Old Guard in the last ditch making pathetic spectacle etc, and dismal failure for the O P Well We'll suspected and this double from the inside and "strag ght from the shoulier"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Tombstone is crowdng the fore with eminent cand daest Congress. With Col Pickett for the senate and Williams for the house of representatives city is in deed in the lead for congressional honors and proud of
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

From the particular high ennence in which Tombstone IS geographically situated looks if the Insurgen and Progressive faction of the Arizona Republicans have been edged of the political boards judging from the conference convention antics at Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Gov Soan's proclamation is the signal for all office eekers to out publicly and let their wants be known
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

We know how Cameron got elected in 1908 and we also know that he will get elected the way this year, says an exchange which covers the briefly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Already our exchanges advocating that Arizona establish the short ballot We of the candidates would favor limited candidate ballot at the pr mary if it could be worked on the other fellow
 The Daily Globe passes the following pun to Cochise- WcoX has recently increased her reputation burg that survive lot of trouble She is still the map after the invasion of many politicians the county fair they numbered the pumpkins
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The constitution is the platform of Arizona dt and 1t is sure winner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

r,-- AIp rrxs OO OOD:. osc si -s-o4o. uoiisdI dIlsuoo sIno 'oI1leuls0 ApGsO uaSxOoS9o u1kAA UIeAo0 xnoX -~onnN
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The supervisors important officers under the new honesty
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The Postal savings bank of Tombstone will be ready receive deposits October l5 Who will be the first Tombtone school lad to open account with the new institution?
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

The open for political meetings is 'open ? You choose your particular brand of oratoy And it's free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY
struments Filed With the County
 Recorder

IHt aeCUhUS niSEN IN oh'G''
 DEED c. Nj. Seaman, D. l. Perry. W W Stovall, H Neim-n, c A Hesse and Eugene Aument to Albert Stacy, oil claims ID Lost Hills NJ D ..... .-... W
 WARRANTY DEED Samuel W Dyson to Byrd, Douglas prop ..... 10 Oo JG Campbell to G F Gibson. Bisbee prop .........-.-- oto "
 MINING DEsD BJ Ame. to Chss Nolsinger. mines in Cal NJ D.. 1000 Oo BJAmes to August Boeck. Ter, mines in Cal NJ D.. 3OO oO
 QUIT CLAIM DIED JD Goodin to Ttxss-Ari- zona Min Go Deer Lodge MilIste claim and water right in Johnson NJ D.. 100 Ol Luis Torres to Mary K Mc- Nsmsra. Douglas prop -. l55 oO Vim T James and Tegweu M Daniel, heirs Of estate Of James to Francisco c Fri" bes Bisbee prop. ..-.... 5oO Vo BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Vauu Wood to F Wall ney, Douglas prop.....--. ID
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE MrsTJsnd T Mccoy to Brooks Cooper Furniture Co, furniture. ........... :7s so Mrs L Morrison ,o Brooks Cooper Furniture Co. fur niture 2iG co W Ewing to Brooks Cooper Furniture Co. furniture. .6 50
 thAII tL VI jh AhADE Thomas and Mary Aau Dock erty to Brooks Cooper Fur. piture Co. furniture 36 65 Nj D Donaldson tO BrooKs Cooper Furniture Co. fur pi,ure 96 30 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE EA Won Arnim to Toni Hoffman :. ....-..-.-.. The Kansss City Billiard Table Mfg Co to R c Mo CurCy Wm H Jennings to Vaun Wood .--.--..-..--..-
 RELEASE The Burnswick Baiko Col. lender Co. --.... ...----
 REALTY MORTGAGE Edward T Lofgreen to Ben Williams, land ... 300 OO
 DEkD kG Averill to Earl Smith DOuglae prop ---.--..--. iV - ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGE HLFoster to James Temby 329 %
 wARKASTY DEED Mabel R and W Dixon to Hugh c Magsrell. Douglas prop -.--....s i' V"
 cHATTIL MORTGAGE Franklin B Dorr to Bowen 6 Hubbard, cadillac motor ca, ~ z5o co H 5 Wien, mor'gagor to Robert Macksy, mortgagee rio o,op ........... I292 s9 Wolf Reiwitz to Int1 Bank of Commerce. Pueblo Col, ,s, prop ...... 6OOO co Sane parties and came prop sin chat mtg just p:e- ..sdiog ...... sI5o co
 BILL or SALE James A Lamb to Bennett Bros & Miies, Furr brand on cattle. ..--..-.''.-.
 HOMESTEAD CLAIM Wm Lee z yes notice that he has settled upon and intends to file on land in Sec Tp l9 Range 25.....- .---... sA-IsFAcTIos OF cHATTEI MORTGAGE rx. Tarnhu to W A Rich-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Cochse is the banner Democratic county of the nt state, and the returns will show 1t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Raising the Maine may be proceeded with, the have it,
 Owen and Shvely and Chamberlain coming Ari- tell "how Cameron got statehood Wait for the H. luminationl ! tritely adds the Phoenix Sun
 The Arizona republicans in conference assembled have aligned themselves with the stand pat faction and the gents have been given jolt that will force them to do what the nsugent leaders doing unhesangy in other states that of voting with the progressive democrats
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Tombstone congratulate itself on having brain for United States and member of lower hous of congress-Colonel Pickett and J. s Williams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
sHERlFs's TAX SALE

Notice 4 hereby given that by yir
TIE oi tax warrants issued against
The state Capital Printing company
icf the yeara.
Warrant Number 528i, last half
1906 amount ....,...+. .Sf0fo.20
Warrant Number 52s0, alI Of
year 1907 amount t.-. 16f3.e5
Warrant Number 5279, all Of
year 1903 amount ....s. 1850
Warrant Number 527s, All Of
year 1909 amount ..--... f4o1.s5
Warrant Number 5277, al Of
year 1910 amount ....s.. to3SL6
and accruiag interest and costs.
| have levied upon the following de-
scribed personal property as the
h oBertY 0f the State Capital Print
ing company to.wit:
One thirtyfire hOrs power BAIL Auto
Hatic Steam engine, one double rev
0lHtion Number Three Century Camp
bell book and job press: one double
revolution Pony Campbell book ana
5cb pFesss ore Ngmber Eight and
one Number Three Dptimis book and
job presses. three t0Xi5 Chandler
Chandler and Price JOB press; one
Cioss, eight-page straight line perfect.
ing newspaper press with faii newspa-
lper stereotyping outfit; one ioD stereo-
I tipping outfit including dIwing box
melting box, furnace, steam saw shaw
I ell r0Hter planer ard other MACHINERY
belonging thereto. ink rollers two
! FIiE0x ruling machines with Coz
\ lsng striker two wire stitchers, one
DeFf0rat0r, two drying b0oA presses;
I one raging and numbering machine
lone Advance power paper clfters on
/ book stand one emb0ssing machine
woo8 and metal type imposins
/ stones. proof presses cases; stands
racks tools, and implements. nv
/ lDupIex Mergenfhaier Linotype ma
chimes, Cited for i0b and newsnape
work. one large blank book. siHgel
I Sewing machine ono Hick0x papel
lgheafs also shaftlng gulleys, betting
ard appnFtenances thereto, and AZ
lother kinds on machinery tlxtHres AM
4 appliances used IN connection witt
8tBe business Of the CAPITAL company
one electric dynamo and light plant
lfnHethcr with all books, books of ac
count, bills receivable. causes IN &C
tion, accounts, pafents, patent rights
ErGpgrights matrices plates. ard met
}al aHd aii paper and material ri es
ieFy kina and character, office fltrui
Eture. fixtures, stationary aud oitic
supplies.
And viii sell the same or 50 mucl
Thereof as will satisfy said tax wal
lrants and aecruing interest and costs
laf fbe Northeast front door of u
State Capital building at the corne
lcE Second ana Harrison streets in %
'scits ol Guthrie. Oklahoma to the nlgf
est bidder for cash on the ilth da.
of July. 1911 at 2e9A b. MI
Witness my hand this 2gth day @
June. 1911.
r. w MURPHY, Sheriff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
TEXAS LEAGUE
RIRILRl WINS VARSITY RACE

New london Conn. Jiily iHaF.
var8's efforts ~ sweep the Thames
for the third Consecutive year. ~
rot achieved. for although the crlm-
ou w0n fige great varsity eeeai in
ranaway style bg So lengths and the
Substitute varsity fguF bg five lengths
Yale freshmen captured me lnR.
Ii4l event
Harvard varsity eight sa0os on
/ mic lighter Yale cFew az the START
aHd Vas never even challenges
tay0ughoaf the four miles Il Has
Title fourth consecutive VICTORY for tNe
/ lcrew for Harvard, q record that bar
uos come 10 Cgmbfldge for nearly
Sail 4 century
The official umea f1r tile three
Traces were.
VARSITY race Harvard e minutes
4 #4t seconds yale. 20 miAgtes ~ l-
seconds
/ Freshmen Yale, minutes. Sa
seconds Harvard i minutes. g ~
seconds
! Varslty sssrs ftaftard. ~ miA
nfes. sT ~ seconSa. Yale i3 min
EEes 81 seenuds
4 Tire varsity race was witnessed Wy
Anore than - Na4 persons or shore
lfn ohsergat5na trains and On the giF
1er Sta gailg decOFatea Fi0aflAs
I erandst4ni Overhead lowered ap
la@f1plame wniie beneath stole q SUB
marine. which escaped RE vigilance
Nj the m4rfne policemen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

The number % people killed feati$
IS w.ld beasts don't approach fAe
vast number killed 0y disease gerlAs
so sle is safe feVN taeir attacks.
They ge in air watas dust. even tood
But grand ur0fec5fon s. sfio oed p
Electric nifes Naich destroy and
exnel fheee deadly disease germs
from the stem Thats shy chilis.
fever and aaue aa maiariai ana
mahs blood diseases yield promptly
10 shss wonderful aiQod purifier Trg
then and enj0F fae glofloas beaiA
and aeR strength theg . sige you
al0neg bark. y rot satisfied only
zoe - aii druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
4 90 lnto 80 -

would shoa the box oil Bucklins Ar
Mica Salve that f : foper. i ear.
penter. 81 Marllia Y always car-
res . have never had cat Sound,
Draise. or sore Ii EopId not soon
heal, tie writea Greates, healer of
BURNS boiEa sealds chapEed hands
ami lips severAnres ssin-eruntlons
eczema eorns and plies 25e at aI
drug gists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE


eonou. z: Neys york, 4.
New York July l-Isoeton drove
N.iytae ID cover. getting slx T8ns aNd
e<Hre RI RI u
gostoa g04 00l p97 IA 4
No. Yorg go9 one 100 ig Il
Batteries PeFdue and king VIZ
tee Ames. DFucEe and Myers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
souIHERN AssocIArIoN.

Mobile Montgomery, 3.
Chattanooga Nashville ig.
memphis. Atlanta 2
New Orleans, 2 Birmingham 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
c.hicano. 8. cIeveland. 1.

Cleveland July Chicago bunch.
"a hlts OF from Young and drove
hIm OUT Of the box. defeating CleTe-
land
Score. RH X
Cie1eiahd ~ i08 0@0 9l&-L 2
Chicago A 3@8 e4l 9#-s III j
Batteries YoHng Hardness and
Fisher smith. Walsh aad Sullivan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

s-~---------s-.---
1AATifE fE,S--Eter tclsyed e. trrerular
Use Triumph Fil,s. siWags tePend
able Relief and nartical1-s fec.
Write NatIenai Ne1.cai iasttl-es Aii
Yankee. Via
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

Philadelphia. July l-Brooelyh
won fridays game tae t1aFd SIZE
cessiye p!tchefs battle 0s ts~ ser
ies here tie score being 20 o n@
batting og Browne and i.0gtFf e2en
of whom made one-hals oE bis teams
-. .-cors RH f
Brooklyn ~ 9aW W-V ytR--s
Philadelphia gg0 Vl9 yysy
Bssterges. Kaetzer and Bergen 3
Alexander aad DOOM Moran.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
ehiladelntia 8 Masninoton. ;.

Was hlngt0n, D E- 3tsAg l.- gAila-
aeIphia punched hits and RIMS 10 two
innings and defeat al Washington,
to &.
score. r. FL u
Washington 90 loo 00f 3 9
Philadelphia 9ag 004 H06
Batteries Walker and Henry
Morgan and f.app
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
Q 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 Q Q 0 Q 0 Q )
) HAVE YOU AN oPPoRTUN.
/; lTY TO OFFER TO SOMEONE

& DO you want a partner: or q I
> man TO help you launch" some |
9 enterprise. either with bis mon
. ey 10 match your plan, or Hith
. his money and services pgt 81
. the balance against Jour plan
. and seFFlces2
. fOn can and yorr lsaa. II your
. plan Is GOOD. thrCAzA a E5nsi-
? ness Opportunity ad
Q and there are i0l other use
{ fui things yOH can accomplish
: through using the Business op-
= portunities column. Figure
> sone 81 them outi
Q c 6 9 Q @ @ Q o Q O . 6 Q 0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
Fos 90

The 1911 Ews pertaining 10 Roads
Highways, Ditches and Drains
Pamphlet form price sc each
special prices on quantities. Addres
Book Department. Leader Printin
company. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

say you saw # advertised IN TIE
leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

MATRIMONIAL. NEWS. HcrN1 and
cos sth ave- NeE YORK. Esistiisl
IL 1855 +. FoisEuz. E1itor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
q. 90. 5. pIttsbura. )

d. E-CAFss D fA&&~~Nt ~ -
I'd fongs. July tine seeCna
eafgo IN the series az four which
pfttsbnrg was WON b. fhes locals
after 4 bard Fought ani exciting bat
tla. score & 10 3. There waa Ten
minute demonstration in tae tlfsl
halt oG the eighth when the crowd
III the bieachers took exceeuon ~
tbq declslon of Umpire 3oansone
who declared Waguer sale % tniFd
after having called aim out ooEa.
aafanent 0f sofia bottles followed
and ~ vas with difficulty that fae
usturbanca was quelied Iwo ar
srare RH L.
pittsBnra g0G 500 1905 =
81 Louis $50 2a8 001-5
batteries Camnisz Hendrix and
4 Simon. SalIee and Bliss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
HELP wANrED-MALE


--~~-~-~--------------- -->->----
CAPABLE SALESMA-S % cover yk-
ishoms with staple lire Hl7h eos.
missioassI0f ~ nso1talt -adta-s 2 and
permsDent position to ushr nan. ass
H. Smith Company. Detroit. Aicn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

HELP WANTED

" YAN u E3Ib-a good stenOgFa JEer. zg-
ply t0 j. q. Paillips Don't phone.
GHthrie alih q Elevator Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
HELP wANTED-rrmAl e.

LA DIES make supporters. xf2 peF
hundred: NJ canvasslng: material
furnisbed. Stamped envelope for
particulars Wabash Supply Co.,
Hepi. G2f2 Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

LADIES make Shields AZ home si9
per 100 WORK sent prepaid 70 re.
liable women Particulars for stamp
ed addressed envelope Eureka Co,
Dent. 80, Kalamazoo. Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
chlcaao. q: Cincinnati. z.

Cincinnati Tuly I-Ghieag0 won y
eiase and exciting game iFon Eia-
efanafi q 10 Il Manager Chance -
turned ID first base and Holman Fe'
ulaced Cs00de in center.
n 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01
TOWEL SUPPLY
MONEY 70 LOAN


FARM LOAN Lowest rate. Easiest
terms. slways have bargains IN
farm and city properties. Many trah
ing proposi sons. r. A. BAGGETT-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

AGENTS HOUSE TO HOUSE CAN
vassera, handling our kitchen speei-
al1ies Commission. seyeaty-iiye 50
one hundred per cent Write Tor cur
proposition Mizpath CoHuauy, Jol-
let, no.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

FREEs sample NoSplash WaserstFain
ers age einuers Daily Profit s.
upward. Let IS prove i. send e
fmailing costs 6 Il. Seed Filter Co.
New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-01

Notice a hereby given that BIZ wiz,
t6e of tax variants issued against
THE state Capital Printing company
fcf the years.