The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 56, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 8, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED IN THE CITY LAST
NIOHT BY LOCAL FIRE LADS.
MEETING OP THE BOARD OF TRADE.
'rlir Mtucum Muttrr I.lki- IIhimiuo'k (lliot.
lloli I'p Aculni I.lkrwlmi the ltuituii
l'lihrrnt'jr Titnglr r.irnm
Walker l'ajn a I'lowcry
rrlliiltn In OktnliuiiiH
-Wmit rnctorlci.
The firemen of Outhrlo held a meet-
ing last evening au.l organized a fire-
men's benuvolent ami relief associa-
tion. The obje t is a good one and W
for the purpose of aiding all local fire-
fighters who are injured in the dis-
charge of their duties. For the pur-
pose of starting a fund for the cause
the laddies have decided to give a ball
and supper on Feb. US the nnplvor-
sary of U. Washington's birth The
11 rem en should bo aided in their work
by ail citizens and patronize the
nffair.
Ronr.lnf Trail Jlprli.
There being a quorum present the
Hoard of Trade met last evening.
President MeNcal presided and Vil
lard Stapleton acted as secrotary.
Tho report of the committee that
visited the council relative to the
Urban muss wus presented. Mr. Me-
Ncal made a short talk in which he
said It would be unwise for the board
to take tho matter in haud at tills
time.
The museum elephant '-nine smil-
ingly up again and the board was ap-
prised of tilt; fmit that rats were gnaw-
ing the exhibits. After considerable
discussion a committee composed 'of
Mass Hart and Lyons was appointed
to consult with Governor Uenfrow as
to the advisahility of reu'inir a cheap
room in which to display the exhibits
instead of building on th acre
IT. C. Utiss reported that tin liuxlnn
university people had not yet raised
the SI (KM) to he paid as compensation
The matter of manufa tones for tho
city 'a discussed. Piesidcut Mc.il
stated that Mr. King of Georgia was
uuxious to locate a compress and oil
mil' here. Merlon and Herkey were
made a coinmittre to Interview the
gentleman Professor Mallory had a
Hjliemo for a pressed br!"k concern
and Mr. Tout?. Of Girard Kan. ottered
to locate a foundry here for 81 000
bjnus. Stapleton and Greer wero ap-
pointed a committee to lo.ik into the
f jtindry offer.
W M. Spurlock was elected a mem-
bjr of the bo.irJ his name bjlng pre-
sented by J. S. Lyons.
A bill of S7. for electric lights was
brought up but not settled.
The board discusse I this townjlte
boards' alleged shortage or rather tho
money owed the city by both boards.
S. L. Overstrect C J Yates L. Ii.
Pitt" W. H. Coyle and Charles llrown
were named a committee to investi-
gate townsite board matters in gen-
eral and address ttie se -retary of tho
interior in relation thereto to tho end
that tho boards cough off the city's
shekels. .
The meeting closed with a dazzling
glistening panegyric on Oklahoma by
Rev. Walker who wanted excursions
to the territory and incidentally a
letter to railroad managers and prob-
ably a pass. The board moved that
tho president give Kev. Walker tho de-
sired letter.
Htiltehouil .MnltiT.
' .Special to tho Leader.
Washington I) C Feb. 7. State-
. hood matters for Oklahoma are being
fought In the Washington papers.
'Three long communications have ap-
.pcarcd in local papers within a week
mid all but two favor single statehood.
Alvord's letter created considerable
.comment. The cominltteo on stale
jj ood will hold a short session to-iay
W.
MjttTliiu l'olMinluc I'me."
Ht I kvt Iinn.. Feb. 7. An liau
Claire
). peciai gives uciaus m u
mysteriou
poisoning case niicen
miles from
Jan (Tairo which may re-
Milt fatally
was taken Vi
JJbbio Dunn aged (
'ok'Htly Hi. and after
some t mo staU
v! (that Alio mm taken
inH:. ....... a
physician says her
.nnSfop'. Tr slight There
is mucn excitemen
and lunU that
tho girl did not polso
n Herseivout isj
bhlelding someone else
ties will investigate.
The author!
r..iulUt Olllelul Ori. rn'
Ottawa Kan.FeJb.7. Iti ''reported
here that tho Ottawa Joint. ' ' htal"
Printer Snow's paper will soon " re
moved to Topeka and be issued "ola
there hereafter as tho official . tate
paper of the Populists. Walter '
Costigan is to be editor-in-chief.
HnperUotii Dcpoto Iloas McKane.
llitooKi.YN N. Y. Feb. 0. At the
meeting of the board of supervisors of
Kings county yesterday afternoon Mc-
Kanu was deposed us president pro
tern of the body.
Up Com the l'rlce of WhUky.
Nkw Yoiik Feb. 0. The distillers
apd cattle feeding company has ad-
vanced the price of spirits iu bond two
cents per gallon.
Jull DelUery at Norman.
Nino prisoners sawed their way ont
of the Norman jail yesterday and nrc
still at large. The men are: James-
Shoemakers James Fuller. Charley
James. John Perkins J. C. Foster
Robert Stewart J. II. Martin Cuisar
Franklyn. (colored) Henry Jones
(colored) Spencer McDaniel.
A Happy Marriage.
Probato Judge W. II. Mnson and
Miss Nora M Dawbon both of Chan-
dler were married In thin city yester
day afternoon by Nov lllnltemoro of
I the M. K. church. Tho couple left at
j onco for San Francisco to enjoy their
noncyinoon.
t
IN SHORT METRE.
Pertinent
I'olnter IVrntliiliig to l'mmlnc
'.tenia.
JU'.SIC I.V TUB IIAtll.
i hen urcces blow brisker
And awfully sharp
They make the long whisker
An Aeolian harp.
O. 11.
Key Is here from Chandler.
Mrs. Stapleton
of llroatl street is
seriously ill.
llaptising nt the Christian
church
to-night.
Constable Ilota Is once more nble to
perambulate after an Illness of many
mouths.
Deputies Van Voorheos and Seaton
loft for the Seminole oottntiy yester-
day. Mr.. Judge lllercr Is visiting In Har-
den City Ka.
Mrs. May Marvin of 'Inpckn Is the
guest of Dr. limits and wife.
City teacher can get their pay of J.
S. Lyon Prof. Mallory Is in Kansas
holng called there by the death of his
ulster.
The bir mcettner is Mill lrnlmr nn nt.
the Chriistlun i hurch. Three more con-
versions last night.
i
Hev. lllakeitiore will have charge of
the memorial j-crviics at the funeral
of lililor Greene to-pny. All local pas-
tors will deliver short tributes.
Miss Xona Greer of Wlnfleld is tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greer.
Homer I'ltts has severed his connec-
tion with Wallace t Mueller and is
now clerking at Donnelly's drug store.
L. C. Cokley is down from Perry.
George C Iloppor of Arkansas City
Is In town.
Miss Illo kle Jamison returned to
Newkirk yesterday.
Mr. Jackson T. M III hardson'sroof
specialist is in the city. Under his di-
rection a tar coping has just been put
on the LKAli:it-Vnite wall that will
protect It for fifty years. Vi
CLOTHING MANUFACTORY.
Kntrrprlslng .Mow of tin Mnnagi-r of the
lloHlun Sloru.
The enterprising lloston store has
put in a dress m.iKing establishment
to run in lonucctioii 1th Its immense
dry goods business. Messrs Jacobs
fc Hubuustelu also say there Is no rea-
son why clothing such as overalls
Ic'ieap suitings and shirts ciinnot bo
made as cheaply in Guthrie as in Kan-
sas City. They say the' materia' can
be bought at wholesale as cheaply In
Guthrie as Kansas City They ex-
pect to try the experiment and if it
proves a su -cess It will give employ-
ment for fifty to one hundred girls
and be the means of distributing con-
siderable money every week that will
remain In tho territory which would
otherwise go to Ii-istem libor.
NEWS NOTES.
At Latrobo Pa Godfrey May shot
his wife dangerously and then killed
himself.
Fred Kelsall a merchant of Canton
Jackson county. Iowa has been in-
dicted for arson.
Five members of a pleasure party
from Pensacola Fin. were drowned
by the capsizing of their sail boat.
Kx-President Harrison will leave
Indianapolis February 111 for Califor-
nia to lecture at Stanford university.
He will not speak at any other point.
Tho bchooner yacht Florence from
Michigan winch was reported from
Milwaukee last week as wrecked ar-
rived at New Orleans with all well.
Cameron Colliery near Shamokin
Pa. employing 1'IHO men and boys re-
sumed operations after an idleness of
three weelss. Hickory Kidge mine
with 000 men also resumed.
The Colorado Cigar Manufacturers'
association inaugurated a lockout In
Denver because the cigarmakers re-
fused December 1 to accept a 12 H per
cent reduction in wages. All the large
shops in the city are involved and
about 2U0 men aie out of woik
TRAIN ROBBERS TO HANG.
The. Murderer of Memieiiger 'Clmpiiiun
(Wen the Dentil Tenuity.
Oswkoo Kan. Feb. 7 -In tho La-
bette county district court Claude
Shepherd and Hance Hydrlek pluaccd
guilty to killing Express Messenger
Chapman in tho 'Frisco robbery at
Mound Valley September 3 and each
WUs sentenced to be hanged.
MijrUI Crim.
Special to tho Leader.
New Oki.kanh Feb. 7. Tho ManM
Gras festivities continue. Over 20000
strangers in the city Comus gave his
grand ball at the French opera house
to-nlghL T. &
KxcltliiK Kunimxy.
Two teams attached to hiy wagons
ran away on Okluhouie avenue last
evening. Damages: Smith's awning
posts torn down und one vehicle de-
molished. Notice I'lrrincll.
All firemen arc requested to meet at
file heudqciartcrson Saturday evening
Feb 10 1S04. Ilusiupss of Importance
demands your attention. All please
attend promptly at 7:30 p. m.
Gi:o. W. Tavlok. Chief.
Dlnirlct Court.
Tho following cases wers filed: Jul
ian Overton vs. J. Demerre nppeal
from probate court
David II. Mitchell vs. Jos. 11. Rupc
el l mutton note for SI 850.
A (JoM-IiWrft Fieuil.
A t olly-tonfued man with a gold
brick was in the city yesterday but he
caugh t no suckers. Ho probably catno
from 11 Heno or tho Wichita moun-
tains where the gold find bubble has
just bureL
Funeral of Ket. Crcene
The funeral of Klder J. M Ore ene
takes place to-day at 2 p.m. at the
First Methodist church. Kev. lllake-
more will conduct the services.
itooriNo.
Leave word at the T. M. Richardson
lumber yard for Jackson to advise you
about that leaky roof or give you
figures on new work All work first
class. Old rusty tin roofs mado good
with little expense. Sraokebtack tar-
ring asphalt black etc. WW
'8 Jkimi. CRIME.
RAPES A GIRL OUT IN THE IOWA
COUNTRY.
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY AND JAILED
I.Bt Night by Drputy Sheriff UhlDelinrt-
Mrlllll Mllm Hilled Inntmitlf t
Omegoliy the Acrltlrntst lilt-
rlmrgn of n. Itevulver
nhlle In a Wagon.
A negro man named Tom Wright
was lodged in the county jail lust
night
He lives In tho Iowa country about
10 miles front the city and was brought
in by Deputy Sheriff lUiiuehart.
Wright is charged with tho heinous
crime of rapit committed on Tuesday.
Tho victim or his lust was a young
girl about 14 years of age. Tho girl is
reported to be in a precarious condi-
tion. Tho ft cling against tho negro Is
very strong.
Acclilentlr Killed.
William tiud McDlll Miles of LoulsL
ana who wore traveling through Ok-
lahoma In u wagon stopped at Omega
and while they were getting ready to
ttart McDIU'p foot slipped olT the hub
of the wheel and lie fell across the
.vheel striking a revolver and a llask
of whisky In his breastpocket together
with sTich force as to explode one of
the cartridges In the chamber of the
rcvolvor. Tho bullet passed through
his body and killed him Instantly.
BRITISH TRADE.
rojbllentlon of (loverniiient Hetarni
Cnu Senmitson.
London Feb. 7. The publication of
government board of trade returnr
for 181)3 has produced a profound im-
pression throughout the country ami
has deepened the gloom caused by the
present commercial depression. The
total imports last year wero 4030(10
GOO as compared With -433793882 in
1802 and 435441204 in 1801. The
value of re-exports of foreign and
colonial products declined last year by
nearly i'ooo000 as compared with
1802. Hence the country not merely
Importe I this for its own consumption
but lost the handling of a large
amount ns brokers and the usual
profits thereon. The value of Hritlsh
exports in 1803 was' 218.400C10 as
compared with 1:2270770.13 in 1802
and i"2 17325150 In 1801. The upparcnt
bal nee against the country was
127027852 ill 1803 as against 120-
IOJ.52I in 1801.
One of the leaders of the social
Democratic federation declared the
present conditions would materially
advance the cause of radicalism and
Republicanism in Great Kritain. Said
he: "We have lost the market of tho
world thanks to capitalist greed and
the war between capital and labor.
Our much-vaunted free competition
has overreached itself. We have
taught our rivals the blessed principle
of buying in tho cheapest and selling
in the dearest market to buck purpose
that they have set up business on our
own lines und are never at a loss to
find an Englishman who will help to
ruin his country's reputation ios the
sake of personal gain. Individualism
stands to-day a confessed failure and
mummon bankrupt will boon have to
put up the shutters."
IS THERE A GANQ
OPERATING?
Many ('! at I'etty Thlntlng
Coming to
Light.
These nights are not conducive to
good health on the part of night
policemen and patrolmen. A surpris-
ingly largo number of cases of house-
breaking are coining to light and the
minions are kept busy ferreting oat
the nocturnal marauders but they
have so far been rewarded with IP tie
success.
Several ugly mugs are quartered iu
the city just now and the police ara
inclined to believe that a gang of
thieves is operating in this city. So
far no phenomenally big hauls have
been made by the thieves but citizens
should take warning and securely look
their doors aud windows after night-
fall. A. P. A. RIOT PREVENTED.
Lecturer him Arrested In Wisconsin on
U Clarge. of l.lbel.
Arri.KTON Wis. Feb. 7. Professor
Sims A. P. A. lecturer who was mob-
bed ut Oshkosh January 17 was ar-
rested and taken off a train last night
on a charge of libel preferred by Peter
Reuter mayor of Kaukauna. Sims left
Oshkosh with a delegation of 250 mem-
burs of tin) Onhkpslf A. P. A. lodge
in two cars on the Northwestern rail-
way. They had with them a band of
music and the program was to reach
Kaukauna at 0:30 marching through
the streets and Slnv was to lecture at
the llaptlst church. Such proceedings
would undoubtedly have precipitated
a bloody riot as Kaukauna is in a
turmoil of religious bitterness.
To prevent Sims' appearance at
Kaukauna Rcutor instituted civil suit
for libel against Sims and a warrant
was issued for his arrest by Judge
Goodland of Outagamie circuit courL
1 he sheriff also swore In twenty-five
deputies to go to Kaukauna in case
Situs bhiiuld I'scupo and reach Kuu-
idauna. The sheriff served a warrant
on Sims as he caiuu through Applotun
CAPITAL CITY CLUB.
It will Not A'ljourn Durlof the Lruton
Heaion.
The members of the Capital City
club hare decided not to adjourn dur-
ing the present Ien ton season. Bereral
members of tho club nro observing
Lent and will not attend the danoe.
but the others will continue to pay
tribute to the fairj-foottd godde&a.
Another dance will be given wlthiu the
next two weeks.
IN SEVEN ROUNDS.
Drnli Tut FlticeraM Out Without An
Kfforl
At Perry Tuesday 'night Davla
knocked out Fltzpatrlck.In the seventh
round. The fight was (or SlOU a side
aud the gate receipt. The men were
called to the center rtt 15.30 ocloil;
Davis entered the ring first accom-
panied by his second ltcddy Gallagher
Fitfgerald entered a few minutes
later with Tug Wilson of Arkansas
City. T. II llroolt acted ns matter of
ceremonies and referee. Marquis of
Queens berry rules governed. The
pivot blow was barred.
Davl s had the best of it In the first
four rounds putting np a gatney nnd
aggresslv c buttle. Davis got first
blood In the fifth round. In the seventh
round Davis put his man out without
getting n scratch from first to InsL
The vent of tho evening was pre-
ceded by four clever contests between
local sports the best of whteh was a
five-round go between Lallls and lten-
aett tho Inttcr better known as Cy-
clone lien colored athletes. Hen got
tho best nf it.
NEW YORK'S UNEMPLOYED.
SUtr-sTrn Thounitnd Worker! Idle
30..111 Fnmlllei In Need.
New York Feb. 7. The police
census of the unemployed renched the
mayor's olfice to-day. The number of
families as scheduled was 40081 com-
prising 208701 persons of whom 7s-
023 nre usually employed. The num-
ber of males out of employment is
52502 nnd of females 14088 making
a total of (17280. The number of
families In need of asslstnnce Is 30-
311; not in need of assistance 037(1.
The Thirteenth precinct with 7012
families and the Kleventli precinct
with 5004 families In distress head
the list lit point of numbers.
NO ELECTIONS REPEAL.
The 8nate Decldea to Allow One Morn
Oar for General Debute.
Washington Feb. 7. The bill re-
pealing the federal election Inws
came up immediately after the prelim-
inary business in the senate yebterday
morning and Mr. Hawley of Connecti-
cut took the floor In opposition to it
He acknowledged In opening that
every one knew that the bill was to be
passed but held that the plea that
the old law was unconstitutional wv
not alld and gave reasons for his l)r-
lief. Ily unanimous consent the final vole
on the bill was postponed until .1
o'clock this afternoon.
MAJOR NEAL'SWORK.
Will Coin plete the Klekapao Indian Allott-
menu Next Month.
Tdajor Ncal the genial aloltlng agent
was In the city yesterday. He was en-
rout to Newton Kan. to transact
some private business
Tho Major Is working hard with the
Klckapoos aud says he will finish his
work next mouth. There are 200 In-
dians in the Kickapoo tribe and 125
are still kicking against receiving allot-
ments but the Major says ho will
soon have them in line The sum of
tf.OOO was appropriated Major Netil to
prosecute his work and he has used
less than St 000 of the sum. He will
turn back over 91000. This Ib a sam-
ple of Democratic enconmy.
Neniipaper I.lliel Suits.
Ciiii.licotiik Mo. Feb. 7. The Mall
and Star two newspapers of Chilli-
cothe were yesterday sued for S."000
each byThomas Hoover of Linn county
growing out of tho mention by the
papers of Hoover's name in connec-
tion with tho disappearance of 8500
from tho trunk of Chapman Lightner
a wealthy farmer of Linn county a
mouth ago. The newspaper proprie-
tors in question will fight the case to
n finish.
Ilan Wheels in Ills Head.
Ht'CYltUH Ohio Feb. 7. Lovi Nye of
Nevada a little town near here has
announced his intention of being
burled alive for sixty days. Nye
claims the power of being able to go
into a trance for an indefinite period
and a coterie of doubting citizens of-
fered him 8500 to make the burial test.
He refused at first but thp ofrer was
increased arid ho accepted. Some of
the more conservative ruMdent'b will
endeavor to btop the experiment.
Cigarette Ordinance Vetoed.
Emtohia Kan. Feb. 7. The ordin-
ance fixing a 5500 license for felling
cigarettes recently unanimously
passed in the city council was last
night vetoed by Mayor Smith who
claims it is unconstitutional. Spilth
is a tobacco dealer.
Death of I'rofessor lllnde.
Coi.Umiua Mo Feb. 7. Professor
11. C. Hlnde of the Lnlverslty of North
Carolina died at Columbia yesterday.
He had been ill for some time nnd for
the past three months had been in
this city for treatment staying with
his father Dr. Hinde.
Cheaper Telephone Hrrvlre
Chicago Feb. 7. The Harrison In-
ternational Telephone company met
here yebterday and decided to organise
at once in every state and territory
proposing to give service at greatly
reduced rates. At present its instru-
ments are used mostly on private lines
Mrliurla Senator From MUnUilppl.
Mkmhmh Tenn. Keb. 7. Hon. A.J.
McLaurin of Rankin county was nom-
inated last night by tho Democratic
caucus of the Mississippi legislature
on the sixty-seventh ballot which
practically amounts to an election.
Kumtqn n He llnteateit
Washington Feb. 7 From uunm-
clal statements made by members of
the house committee on elections it
appears to be reasonably certain that
lunston of the Second ICaiuas dis-
trict will be unseated.
Important Notice to Mmont
Outhrlo Lodge No 2 A. E. &. A. M
will hold a special communication to-
day at 1 o'clock for the purpose of at-
tending the funeral of lirother J. M.
Greene All Masons in the city and
members of Uuthrle lodge arc request-
ed to attend.
D. U. Lawueaii. U. CGuss
Sec'y. W M.
In Cupid' Net.
A marriage license was issued by
Judge Lawrence yesterday to Horace
K. Wilder and Miss Zula daughter of
Adam Shaffer both of Mulhall.
Heal Kttate Trsufer.
W W Adams to R N llrown lots 19
20. 31. 23. 23 and 21. block 14. Cros-
cput City H0O
A II liutterfield to Robert Ureenu.
lots 12 and 13 block 43 Capitol
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Send one cnh to-month'
siib-crlptlun li the Dnilv
Leiiilet in one cm l i m .n
Mil-ci litlon to tln i 1 1 !
l.eililei' illlil reeelM' pait- to
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this paMM' ami lirlnir
Ultll 10c to theoltlee in '
cui-i' purl 1 or Shepp t
''nil- Seller.
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Toner ll.irher simp
(iood work at nil linns t-ei-oi il
street uenr llarr. son avenue. Scissors
sharpened tf
M. WHITE
General Contractor.
Brick and Stone Work
Will fllve careful attention to
Cistern and Chimney Work.
Office at Santa Pelonse.ilS So. Oth St
FOR A r.oou
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TAPLETON'S
Cleveland At. East of Division SI.
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111
LIVERY R
Livery Barn
Gold-Coin Hea
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DON'T HESITATE!
R
J. TUCKER livery
Away up horses fine saddlers gentle stylish c1 rivers riding habits fine robes new
surreys phaetons buggies diummer wagons etc. Courteous treatment. Low prions
Come and see me and you will be pleased. 302 corner Vilas and First Guthrie Ok. Tel
ephone No. 72.
Eugene Tucker Solicitor and uoiiector.
SADDLERY
BIG
COLLAR
10 tin:
Corner Oklahoma Ave. and Division
SPRINGER HOTEL BUILDING.
Dons a largo complete toeU of goods attract you'. We've got II. Do reuwuiahlf
low prions nleaM) you' Wo name them. Do lir-tt-elass L'onils iinil L-nnnmlcml trims
ill-lion's inieresi you.
this llui- call on'
Then us is jour
BIG COLLAR SADDLERY HOUSE
Ilendquniters fur&iddler) and Harness of every description Klankets
Whips. Uobes. Kto
A. F SAUNDRRS PROPR.
Hoffman
CHANDLER
THOMPSON & BLINCOE
E.L.EXOTRIO LIGHT
LUMBERMEN.
Lumber Sash
Blinds
We cheerfully furnish estimates on all bills.
BIG REDUCTION
ea
03
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iw is the tunc to jLtpcr jour
homes. In onlct to make room for
our large spring stock of Wall l'a
per we will sell wall paper nnd
paints at prires that will surprise
you. We have the largest stork in
the city to select from and we can
sure suit you both in prices and
paper if you will look nt our stock.
We h.ue just received a full line
of Colgate Co 's fine pcrftunts
and toilet soaps which wc would bo
pleased to show you.
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Wallace & Muiier Pharmacisis.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW
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NOTE TH
Thc time to buy is
to sell. Thai's our
also want room for
this is a time to buy and save 50 per cent on
your purchases under regular prices. Come
and see the goods and learn our heavy dis-
count prices.
ETTER3S
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FIN EL LINK
AT THE
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CER HARDWAR
115 Second Street. Oppositp
HUT 00 RIGHT OX TO
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place. And when Iu need of anj thing
OKLAHOMA
Doors
Lath and Shingles.
Give us a call
3Charles& Conkliii
tmmmmnsmmssm i&t&gsaagg&efi .
IN WALL PaPER.
Cf
aa
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CD
GOODS
-NO TROUBLE.
JiKSal
f
J - J. t iisx3S tS"5t 4 S$ss
when tlu Merchant
fix. YV want cash
a new Springf stock.
wantu
We
Now
O.P.G.H
OKI. WIOMA AlfiSl'C
OK:
nns
Postoffice
R. J. Tucker Prop
T. L. ROBINSON3
House Sign an Carriage
PAPER HANGING.
Emtlutcs Furnished on Application
lis North .Second Streot
FOR RENT.
8-room hou-i- 91 is 00
.'-room huiii' fuiiiNlicil 3500
Stoic louiiis hum ?lo to 700 per month.
Houses from !2..riU to $."i jht month.
I 'r trade (iood team vagou and liar-
nes for houe and lot.
On Farms or on inside
City Property.
Some choice bargain! in Off) prtfr
crty and farms. Call nnd o ui.
Lynd's Real Estate & Loan Go
EXECUTIVE
BARBER SHOP
Wo try to please.
Only first-class barbess employed.
Lot us do your work
Harrison Ay Op. Governor's offie
HERE
AND TO STAY
And sell Clothing cheaper thtui any
other porsou in town. Haa
tho choicest of snmplo
to select from.
A FIT GUARANTEED.
W. M. McCOY
205 Oklahoma Aveiiuo.
ting Stoves
OCK pRSCES
MONEY TO LOAN
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The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 56, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 8, 1894, newspaper, February 8, 1894; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc72963/m1/3/: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.