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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE.



(l5irst published in Guthrie Daily Leader,
December q, 1910
NOTICE or THE APPLICATION o.
the CITY OF Guthrie, In tae County Of
Logan and state Of oklahoma, 90 the
District Court IN aud Tor said County and
STATE TO determine tho existence, char
actcr ana amount OF the legal and bind
ing Judgment Indebtedness of said city
To- existing outstanding, due and un~
paId, md to issue the negotiable coupon
bonds Of said city TO pay the same
Notice is Hereby Given that on the 9th
dag Of January 4. d., 1872 at the hour
OF 10000 o'cloctS A. NJ, or as soon there
after as the hearing may be- had, the
city Of Gnthric, in the County OF Logan
aud state OF Oklahoma, by It's proper
Officers and pursuant to the provisions OF
the Constitution OF the State OF oklahoma,
and Of an act OF the Legislative Assembly
of the Territory of oklahoma. entitled,
"An Act to enable Counties Municipal
Corporations, the Boards of Education Of
any City or School Districts To refund
their Indebtedness" approved March H..
1905, and extended and put into force in
said state Of Oklahoma by the COnsti-u-
ton thereof, viii proceed before the Dis
trict Court In and for Logan County
Oklahoma, Mt the court room IN the court
houPe in the City Of Guthrie IN said
county ana state and make a showing
and offer proof OF and ASK said cour. 70
hear and determine as 10 the c1ietence
ment Indebtedness Of said CRY now ex
istng. due and unpaid, and 70 sign in
open court Funding Bonds 10 be issued
bv said city IN payment Of said Judgment
Indebtedness. The amount OF said iudg-
ment Indebtedness 70 be so funded and
Off the fundment and payment Of which
the said Court viii be asked 10 sign fund
ing bonds of said CITY. is Thfsy-four
thousand Dollars 1894 5000.
Al Persons Interested in the above
ma Tor "A 4 4 ~
hcrolnabove stated and rcmonstrate
against the determination and finding as
10 said Indebtedness and the issuance OF
said funding bonds
BY order Of the Mayor and couneiImen
Of the City OF Guthrie, Logan County,
Oklahoma
Dated this 27th day Of December. A. D.,
1911.
FRANK OLSMITH
Mayor.
(SEAL.)
Attest: T. H. wTNSLOw
CITY Clerk.
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ARMS IR0NG { LAMB

Room 5, Gray Building. Phone 500.
How is this? 100 acres with school
quarter adjoining 203 acres wheat
in fine condition: 50 acres fine alfal.
ia. All Of the 800 under plow. Good
house barn and ont buildings on tle
deed land. Only IL miles from
a good town. The whole thing only
$4,000. Also will sell stock and tools
at right prices.
Guthrie property to exchange for
everglade land.
Fine drug stock, $4,000. for farm
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WAN
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-450 acres of land for sale
or rent; 240 acres 10 miles east
of Guthrie; so one mile west on Col
'ege avenue; acre tracts; 100 acres
wo miles west of Mulhali Easy terms
ee Mrs. T. c. Penny sos f. Cleve-
and, Guthrie, OKLA Phone 700
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Ex-Officio Bond C'oiumissioner
Of fhn giatp ~ Oklahoma

Section g. that each of said b6nda
shall be slgned by the Mayor and
eonnterslgned by the Clerk Of eaid CITY
under the corporate seal thereof. and each
OF the interest coupons shall be executed
by tho lithogra phcd S1r slTnile signatures
OF said officers slgni1F lid bonds. said
officers ARE hereby authorized and direct
ed TO Cause said b0nda and Interest
coupons 10 be prepared and 10 execute kha
same FOR and on behalf of said cit sub
stantinly In the manner and form afofes
snid. After their execution slid bofds
shall be presented to ;bc C'Dunty Attoruer
and County clerx OF Logan County. who
shall endorse on each bond certifieata
substantially IN the form hercinbseofe aet
forth. after which said bonds shall be
registered by the Treasurer OF said City
registration on each bond IN Tie fern
substantially aa hereinbefore set oot, ana
thereafter said bonds together With
certified transcript OF the record Of pro-
ceedings shall be presented 70 the Attof-
ey General, ex officio Bond Commiasioner
OF the state 81 Oklahoma, for his APP
proval as required by law. and thereafter
shall be delivered to the purchaser there
OF. upon payment of the purchase price
therefor. The proceeds derived from the
sale OF said bonds shall DO placed In a
special fund 10 be used solely for the
purpose for which said bonds recite they
are issued.
section 1. That thero snail be aad
there 10 hereby levied on all CT the tax
able property IN said Cit. ~ asdnloe to
all other taxes. a direct annual snx for
each of the years 1912 TO 1875, both. s1f-
ficlcnt 10 produce Ia each Or said years
the sum Of One Thousand Eixht yIundted
Eighty Dollars ($i.ss0) FOR sinking fund.
and Two thousand Three Hundnsd fifty
Dollars 2.350) for interest. except that
the amount collected for the year 1912
shall be double the amount for other
years because the date OF the bonds 10
subsequent 70 the lime for the ievyins Of
tsNss, which annual tax - hereby or
dered certified levied. extended on the
tax rolls aud collected BY the same Of
fiCers ln the same manner aad at the
same time as the taxes FOR general city
purposes In each of said years are eer-
.ified levied extended and collected
The funds derived from such annual
tax shall be placed IN J separate fund 70
fei designated ''Vi-dr..t ttstId OF 1911
sinking F'ifud" and shall ne irrevocahiy
pledged a. the payment nf the Interest on
aud principal OF said bonds So long as
any OF s8id bonds nr fhe interest coupons
thereto appertainng remain outs.az lin<
ana unpaid.
Passed this slst day % Deeemb>
a. d 1911.
Approved this s2ad day OF December.
FRANK oLsMITH
Mayor.
.,.sest: q. II. wlNsLow.
City Clerk. ~
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First published In Guthrie Daily Leader
December IS. 1917
ORDINANCE NO 1871.


An Ordinance providing for the issuance
of tie negotiable coupon bonds Of the
City Of Guthrie. oklahoma, in the aggre-
gate amount Of So. 600 for the purpose OK
providing FUNDS for the construction Of q
viaduct road way oyer the railroad right-
of-wnv IN the city 81 GG5hric. p,cscrib
ing fhe form of said bonds. and 0f the
interest coupons 10 be thereto attached
irorllng far She ieve and collection %
an annual tax sufficient 10 pay ,tbe
interest nr said bonds as 1t falls Hne and
f5 annafliufa = sinking fund Tor q. = pay-
rnent of tIe principal thereof withi'
TWEEN y-fiFc selrs fro ufhcir date. and
fAine fho other defaii1 ot tnr lss se.
where's ti nu election duly called and
hcId in sa.d Ci.y nf Guthrie in fEc
-anrtv of Logan and State oil oklahoma
a- NE iih day ~ Ma. A. ~, 1911. the
following proposition. f1-wif.
shall nfr Clfy af Guthrie De author
'zod 4nd direeted to issiic the bonds ~
sata cIfy for th.. obstruction Of viaduct
rnHl way over The railroad riZht-of-ways
on Cleveland Avenue, between Second and
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FOUND-G Gray fur on Washington
avenue Gail w ". care OF Leader
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Business Opportunities.
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A pair OF glasses in leather
case. Finder return for reward at
Guthrie Hardware store
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aEA, ea1ATe nAMIkL


We have entered the local real es-
ate and loan market. Come in and
list your property with US
ARMSTRONG e LAMB.
Room 8, Gray Building
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FOR SALE OR TRALE

One Of the most desirable locations
n the city for a home. Ten minutes
walk from postoffice, two lots and
ialf In the 400 block, East Cleveland
Ave. Cal at 2f2 West Okla, Ave-, or
Address Geo. McGregor, BOX 289
Guthrie, Okla.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED

Absorbed the Oklahoma State Can
ital March 8. 1910
oincial Paper of Constitutional Con
vention.
Official City Paper.
Officlal County Paper.
Official State Paper
(By Enactment of Constitutional
convention.)
Ofiiciai Journal of the Constitution,
age 80: 2. Resolved, That The
Suthrie Daily Leader be declared the
fficial paper Of the State OF Okla
oma," Adopted.
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/ Hereby Certify that / have axgrained
"a certified copy OF tho record az pro-
ceedings taken preliminary 10 and In tho
Issuance OF the within bond: that such
and Buoh bond show lawful
authority for the issue. and are In &c.
cordanCe with the forms and methods on
procedure prescribed aud provided by me
FOR the issuance OF bonds of iiks kind;
md that said bond II valid ana bind
H., obligation according 10 4its tenors and
terms, and undor the provisions u law In
effect March -, 1910 requiring the car-
tificate OF the Bond Commissioned oR tho
State OF oklahoma thereon, IS iflcon-
testable In any court fthe state of
Oksaiona unless sull thereon Aaall be
brought ma court hnying jursdietion OF
the same within thirty days from the
date OF this approval Of said bond APP
pearing I nshe caption hereto
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County Clerk.
tForm Of ceriAlieats TO be olAyors~d on
each bond by the City 'frcastiter) Tx
State of Oklahoma,

's's'' .stf ~ .,st. ~. ttfs. tue gllV
qgailflsd ana actisig Treasurer OF the
city Of Gnthlio. In The S,nt6 VI CIsluhosna,
hereby certify that on the ... day OF
...s............., Ill.,. / :sgI1ert-i tie
within bond IN n book kept Tor thal pNr-
pose, that | entered tie uumLer thosAN.s,
the name OF the payee. Inc fund UPON
which II Is drawn, nHd tie amount
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countorslsned:


tForn OF certificate to be executed on
ench bond By the County Attorney and
County Clerk)
state OF oklahoma, } t
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TTaaHuref.
tForm Of certificate "a bc endorsed On
aclt bond b. the Attorney General. as sx.
officio Bond COMMISSIONER
State OF 0itiahoynn
office of tho Attorney t;eenral,
Bend department.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Der. A. D.. 1911.
..fs.ssss ssss.s,..se.t.t.ss
Mayor
Conntcrssnod: ..........,.....,...
City clerk.
(Form OF coupoaj
No. 49,. tgJ.ev
On the Fifteenth day OF ...,.....s.. ISL.
THE CITY OF GUTHRIE
In the County OF Logan. and Stafa OF
Oklahoma, viii pay 10 hcaefr the sum "
Twenty-Five Dollars lx.t) hwful money
Of the United states of America, At the
Fiscal Agency OF tho state az Oklahoma.
In the city and State OF New york sor,
In the event OF the dlseont,nuance At such
agency, then at this Satlonal City Bank
In said CITY an dState uf New Yurk
being six months intefea, due that DAY
on Its Flnduct bond cf 1911 dated l>s-
ceinher IL. 1871. No .....
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SEA l..
Attest: Z. VI. W1NSLOW.
City Clerk.
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We. the undersigned County Attorney
and County Clerk respectively. of the
County Of Logan. IN the State VI fklA-
noma, hereby certify that the within buHd
Is one OF a series of bonds is-1,.l by ne
within named city pf Guthriei pursuant
bonds Is Within the debt limit Imposed
upon said city BY thr couvtItution Anl
laws OF the State Of Oklahoma.
In Witness WHEREOF wc have lsereuuto
SET onr pfficia hands ana affixed .bn
seal OF said County this ..... day ot
,,.tt.f.,.,., a, D.. 1911.
-+fts...st.,ss.*.t..
County Attorney.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
Death of Prof essor Richard M.
Browning.

Professor Richard NJ. Browning, Sec
retary of Bryant, Stratton & Sadler's
Business College, Baltimore City, head
of the bookkeeping department of that
institution, and one of the best known
the State, died at the University Hos
pital, early last Friday morning, Sep
tember 18th, following an operation for
appendicitis, which was performed last
Monday. The attack of appendicitis
came upon Mr.. Browning very suddenly,
and he was hurried to the University
Hospital for an operation. His body
was removed to his home, No. goo
North CarrolIton avenue.
Professor Browning was born in
Kemptown, this county, As years ago,
and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jere.
miah Browning. He received his early
education IN the public schools of Fred
erick county, and then entered the insti-
tuition of which he later became the sec
retary. He was also graduate of the
Maryland State Normal School, and for
several years after his graduation, he
taught in the public schools of Mont
gomery county. His ability as certified
public accountant was widely known,
and he was often called upon to audit
the books of large local concerns.
Mr.. Browning had established near his
birthplace one of the largest ginseng
farms in the State, after experimenting
for many years in the back yard Of hi:
residence in the city. Several years sago
the name of Mr.. Browning was men
toned to fill an existing vacancy on The
| School Board, but his business interest.
prevented him from accepting.
! Mr. Browning was also we'll known il
I church circles and was member OF tn,
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
| South. He was superintendent of tn,
Sunday School of that church for man
years, and was an intimate friend G
former Mayor Thomas G.. Hayes. Be
sides his parents, he is survived by hi
widow, Mrs. Katharine B. Browning
one son, r. Mortimer Browning), J, an,
two brothers, (Ferdinand d. and Waite
r. Browning The funeral took plac
j on Sunday and interment was made i
the family lot in the churchyard at Kemp
town. ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
GOOD MORNING. "

A CHEEKY good morning." often sends
ray of sunshine streaming through the
innermost recesses of a household, rest
follows fastening footsteps into the mart
of business, lighting up and Frightening
the way of the world" as it goes. A
hearty good night, often soothes many
a troubled mind to rest, and heals the
wounds which have either came anew to
a struggling soul, or which have been
re opened by the harsh words or deeds
that are spoken or done in season or out
of season, as the daily battle of our life
progresses.
Good morning" with heartfull wish
for blessings in the tone of its utter
ance, cheers the heart of faint and fearful
ones. and softens many a hard spot
that has place by inheritance or cultiva-
ton, in the breasts of humanity. The
love light that beams from the eye when
one is greeted by such words as Good
night" lights many weary spirit to a
chamber of rest and peace and to land
of pleasant dreams.
The home where Good morning, F."
and Good night" are carefully said by
one to another, are the homes of the
world where good thoughts are gen
Grated, where good deeds have place,
and from whence go out good lives.
Then don't forget to say Good
mornings" say it to your parents, to chill
dren, brothers, sisters, schoolmates,
teachers, friends and to all whom you
meet, and say it cheerfully and with a
smile. 1t will do you good and do your
friends good. 1t will cheer the discour-
aged. rest the tired ones, and somehow
makes the wheel of life@move much
more smoothly. A Good morning, y
heartily spoken makes hope fresher ant
brighter and seems really to make IN
morning good, and to be . prophecy q
good day to come after il.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
A PLEA FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

1t is extremely unpleasant for a SEN
sitive woman who, before marriage, had
been earning her own living, and had
been accustomed to spending her own
income as she pleased, to ask a man for
money to buy everything that she needs,
such as cotton, needles, pins, etc, etc.
1t seems to us no more than right that a
man should give his wife for her own ne
cessities, at least half as much money as
he would servant. She keeps his
house, provides for the comfort of him
self and children, not for hire, but be-
cause she loves them. and she cares for
her husbands interest as no hired house
keeper would, and is she not entitled to
pay for her services? Yet some men
would think 1t a hardship to pay wife
S2.oo per week-the amount that he
would be obliged to pay a servant girl
There is many a woman among the
working classes who would think herself
highly favored if she were sure of fifty
cents per week of her husbands wages
to spend Just as she pleased. The above
hints are for the husbands who need
them, and written in consideration of
their good wives.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20

~ The Civic Cab is on the program for
another clean up for the city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20

Miss Ellen McGill Baker, of Berryville,
has been visiting III this city,,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
The Inner Life.

Ii would be almost as though we had
come back from the dead if we could
look into the hearts of any household of
common folks; it we could but see their
inner life uncovered-the dsappolnt-
ments Of their daily lot, the broken am
bitions, the griets, and then with what
good cheer they front the present life, so
narrowed from the scope of their youth
full dreams; how loyal they are to the
DAYS work, SO shrunken from early
hopes; with what patience they adapt
themselves to imperfect companionships
how invincibly the dreariest OF folks face
danger and monotony. Under the hare
surface life of our fellows lies the human
heart When that heart is seen, al mer
are one.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
PRACTICAL YOUNG MEN.

The young man who is petted too
much at home is very seldom any good.
What is wanted nowadays is a practical
man who can do something else besides
smoke cigarettes and twist cane. The
time to learn to work and to learn busi-
ness habits is in ones youth. He who
leads the life Of butterfly until he is
twenty-five or thirty years of age, and
then recognizes the fact that he has
made an ape of himself has precious
little to recommend him when he applies
for Job. This may be chestnut, but it
fits not few young men in every city in
the Union. The boys on the farms are
far better off if they only knew it, than
thousands of the boys who are at large,
wandering hither and thither, and
searching and looking for 'rich bonan-
zas" to turn up. There is nothing like
being practical, and there is but one way
to be so. Acquire business habits and
then train yourselves to do good, honest,
hard work Don't waste your time in
learning to tie cravat. You can buy
cravats already tied.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
FAITHFUL LABoRERs.

There is one class of laborers who
never strike and seldom complain. They
get up at five O'Clock in the morning and
never get back to bed until ten or eleven
O'Clock at night; they work without ceas-
ing the whole of that time, and then
they receive no other emolument than
their food and the plainest kind of cloth
ing; they understand something of every
branch of economy and labor, from
finance to cooking; although harassed
by hundred responsibilities. though
driven and worried, though reproached
and looked down upon they never revolt,
and they cannot organize for their own
protection. Not even sickness releases
them from their posts. No sacrifice is
deemed to great for them to make, and
no incompetency in any branch of their
work is excused. No essays, books or
poems are written in tribute to their
steadfastness. They die in the harness
and are supplanted as quickly as may be-
These are the housekeeping wives of
the laboring men.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
HOME.

A happy home is the brightest spot on
earth that the eye of God looks down
upon. Love and peace in his home sends
sunshine around the man wherever he
goes; disorder and trouble there is misery
everywhere. There are few worries Of
life which man cannot now and then
shake of, but who can shake himself
free from the skeleton in the closet, from
the worry of the household, which is a
blister on the heart? A day will tell how
many man carried that with him with
out wincing down to the grave. When
husband and wife are heIpmate to each
other in the best sense; when love, order
and goodness prevail in the house. Then
the man who has hard battle IN life to
fight, can leave his struggles behind HIM
when he enters there. With all of our
faults we are the most home loving of
people and that is the reason why we are
the greatest of people. Whatever helps
home life is national blessing. and the
greatest curse that can touch these bless
ings is what would tamper with the peace
and blessedness of our homes.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
The Last Chapter,
(Requested.)

been readln' the Bible most all OF NV
life, an its mighty good readin' you
bet;
And thank the good Lord L m a-readin
SO slow the last chapters waitin' me
yet!
Started with Genesis, Numbers and all
The glory of Eden and preachin' of
Paul;
The songs of old Solymon, sweetest
on earth.
With passion and poetry and music and
mirth;
The patience of Job, and those Cron-
iCles grand
OF kings and their cohorts who con-
quered the land;
And martyrs and heroes and children
who came
With tinkling of cymbals to worship
His name!
Shelves full of fiction and novels and
sich,
With stories sof sorrow 'mong poor
folks and rich
But when Pm a-Waitin some comfort
and rest
For the care and the strife and the ache
in my breast.
Just open the Bible most any old
place,
And let me go over them chapters of
Till ! rise and feel better and more of
a friend
To my neighbors and brothers wher-
ever | wend!
Pm fond of Elijah and Joshua, too,
An Pve read the Old Testament, as
we'll as the New,
An I've felt new man and got up and
gone out,
Just feelin' as if l could holler and
shout,
When balm, and the spirit of peace and
of cheer,
Have fall'n OH my heart and have rung
in my ear
From those stories of struggle and
faith, and firm love
They have taught me to trust IN
Father abovcl
Just give me the Bible when some
things gone wrong
And troubles come down on my head
III a lLlIOHS!
1t makes my own sorrow and worry
and care
So little, to read of that mighty despair
In the heart OF the Saviour, that in
finite grief
When mine is so mortal and meagre
and brief
That clouds drift apart and | go forth
again
With strength for the warfare of men
among men!
Why, daytime, or nighttime, or
winter or spring,
Whenever open the Bible, wing
OF softness and beauty and balm and |
perfume
Fills all the old place, like a garden in
bloom,
And muscles grow timber and aching
bones feel
The vlgor and freshness OF youth thro'
them steal,
And 60 on the way am destined to
plod.
With more love for my friends and
more faith in my God!
Pve boated with Noah and battled
with Saul,
And sorrowed with Adam that day of
the fall;
Pve felt what cid David felt, day after
day,
When Absalom slept and the world
turned to gray;
But when | want comfort and strength
tor the fight,
And counsel and courage and spirit
and light,
And battle and beauty, and music and
grace,
l open the Bible, most any old place!
,een readin' the Bible, most all of my
life, an it's mighty good readin',
you bet
md | thank the good Lord Pm "a
readin' so slow the last chapters
waitin' me yet!
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
Presbytery to Meet at Barton.

The Presbytery OF Baltimore will hold
its three hundred and ninth stated meet
ing at Barton, Allegany county, on Mon
day, October 9TH The meeting will be
opened with sermon by the Rev.
lanes E. Cook, the moderator. A new
moderator and temporary clerk will be
elected and the reports of the committee
will be read.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20

A most brilliant victory seems
assured. The whole ticket will
be elected, but we must help to
accomplish the result by hard
work for registratisn.