The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 237, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 11, 1894 Page: 4 of 4
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OjOAHOMA.
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THB SCHOOL BOARD FIXES THE
DATE FOR OPENINQ SCHOOLS.
THREE SEW BU1LDIKGS ACCEPTED.
llif Kxtimliillii; Multiline "HI ll ltmclj-
ly SuturiUy .rrrilliiK to I'niiltHctof
Vniitlrutiuric'ft tlMtrim-nt Th Con-
trrtrln fur MnMnr V"ll I.rl
I'onr .li.li r' nt He Km.
Ittijril-A It.KiiMr Meet.
The public Pohools of Outhrle will
opon for an elfrht montli's session on
Monti uy September 24. The mutter
wns dcatded at the regular raecting' of
tlie board of eiluentlon which mot lust
night with President Dcclior In the
ohalr anil twulvo members present.
The board aecepteil new ward
huildliipH Xos. 1 2 ami 4. Contractor
Vnnileiibitri; roports that building No.
.t would bo ready by Saturday night.
Contract for wells was let to Jones
A Co
A janitor was employed for each
building at SSO per mouth to be paid
in warrants. Seats were ordered to
be placed In the new bnlldlngs.
CONSTERNATION MOST DIRE.
t miinrrlril Mnrrlcil l'euplo Ytimt to Kiiutr
lirro Tliej'rd At.
The decision of the supreme court
in knocking out the probate dtvorce
court has created consternation most
dire. lHvorceos aro in a terrible stew
and an unprecedented rush is being
made to district court which is little
different from the probate court so
far as timo and publication are con
corned.
Probate courts in every county in
the territory have from one to 800
vlatims on the string When tho rul-
ing hit thu Logan county probate
court thore wcro 20 divorce cases
ponding. They wore dismissed yes-
torday by Judgo Lawrence.
A fair divorcee called at Tm: Li:a-
iKn oflice yostordoy for a paper. "1
had a case pending in probate court
hero" wild she "and I wanted a di-
vorce so much. I am ongaged to be
married on Xmas day." Such Is tho
o.DcriencoH of many luckless married
and unmarried people who in order
to nvoid publicity went to Oklihoma
probate courts instead of the district
courts for legal Reparations.
DISTRICT COURT SALAD.
KeiilcinWr Trrm llrcln to (Irlml Willi
luilge Unlit on tin) Ilrnrli.
The September term of the district
court opened at 10 o'elock Monday
morning with Judgo Dale on tho
bench. Tho court was crowded with
barristers and spectators aud much
interest was manifested in the first
da 'n proceedings. Tho present term
will bo an interesting one from the
fact that a number of important cases
will be tried. A number of demur-
rors and motions wcro dUpoiod of aud
the territorial grand jury was charged
by tho court.
A number of assignments were made
of partieB iudloted before tho last sit-
ting of tho grand Jury. Tho parties
appeared In persou before tho court.
The ease of George Dorr u as as-
signed to another judge on accouut of
Judge Dale being an eye witness to tho
shooting of Foss.
Tho cases of l'red Palmer for the
murder of J. Kay and of Hud Jones
and Anderson llolton for tho murder
of Chnmbllss were set for trial Septem-
ber 13.
The ease of 11 0. Mlllihun for em-
bezzlouiunt was set for trial Septem-
ber 17.
TWO GOOD SPEECHES
IH'llicreit lly lion. Jue -V. WUliy Yeiter-
Iny. lion. J. W. Wisby wont to Carney
yesterday where ho delivered a rous-
ing Domooratie sp:och About 500
pooplo hoard his hpoech.
Last ovoning Mr. Wisby entertained
a big crowd of people at Chandler and
dwolt at length on tho tarlir bill He
was greeted with outhuslastio cheers.
Wisby is gaining hundreds of friends
dully.
1MV VV
All persons owing subscriptions aro
requusted to settle at once. Subscrip-
tions to tho Daily Lkadhii should be
paid (ouUlde of tho counting room) to
KurtOrner clroulator and our only
author!! agout. Daily Lkaukil
Mi6 1'uttorion has tho only artistic
trimmer iu thu olt 0 8 flt
FIRST TO ARRIVE !
-OUJt STOCK OF --
WOOLENS!
Fairly teeming with Novelties Including all of tho
NEW THINGS
for Fall and Winter '94-'95.
YOUR INSPECTION OF THESE STUFFS SOLICITED.
WILLIS THE TAILOR
105 OKLAHOMA AVE.
PONTIFICAL HIOH MASS.
OUbrntril In nil lniprr--to Manner Kt
1 tic- Cnthnllc Church
Sunday was a memorable day in the
history of tho Catholic church In this
city. Pontifical high mass was cele-
brated the highest service connected
with the ciiiirch. Tho ceremony was
conducted by tho bishop to consecrate
the twonly-two priests of the terri-
tory. Tho church was crowded with
pcoplo and all took a deep Interest in
the services.
In addition to the twenty-two priests
from the tenitory wcro present high
dignitaries from abroad. Very ltev.
Sbarrettl auditor and secretary to
Stitolll the pope's American legate
and high in the councils of the church
and Very Ilcv. V. A. Stephen director
of the Catholic Indian bureau were
hero from Washington and Very Iter.
l). Mclnlrv from New Orleans. The
priests composing the church of terri-
tory who wcro present were: llishop
Mccrschaert Pother Felix I)eOrasf.o
ani Father John Mcttcr (iutlirle;
Futher Kugcno Yserman l'onca; Fath-
er Uudurc Klckln Anadarko; Father
Alfred Duprct Hominy; Father Wil-
liam Ospltal Chandler; Futher Fred-
oi lei; Von Dor Aa Kdmond; Father
Ucrtnanus Guillaumc III Hcno; Father
Joseph Heck Hennessey; Father Den-
nis Van lluffel Muskogee; Father O.
A. lloronuti Kingfisher; Father I.
Lanslots and Father Placid Dlerlck
Oklahoma City: Father Willbroad
Voogden Pawhuska; Father llornard
II. Murphy Krebs; Father Vincent
J illy Purcell; Father W. II. Kotchuin
and Father K. U. Reynolds Muskogeo;
Father II. Fornelli St. Josoph Kctreat
tills city.
The priests woro attired in their
conventional robes and censors filled
with pure Arcadian incense wcro
swung. Tho music was of a high
order and was furnished by a choir
composed of Mrs. II. II. llagan. Miss
Fitzgerald sopranos; Mrs. O'llrlcn
organist; John Simon law Professor
Lohrer and Professor Craig violinists.
Mrs Hugan rendered in an excellent
voice a solo ' OI Salutarlns" and Miss
Fitzgerald rendered an offertory
"Salve Heglnn." This was followed
by a duett "OI Spouso Moi" by Mrs.
llagan and Miss FiUgerald. Tho ser-
mon was preached by tho Very Uev.
Melnlry of New Orleans and wus able
and interesting. Tho services were
really grand. In tho evening pontifi-
cal services were held tho priests and
bishops conducting tho services in
robes of rich silk and lace dalmatlcas
trimmed In solid gold. Yesterday tho
week's services wero closed by a mass
In requiem participated in by all tho
prlosthood. This Is a service In mem-
ory of the dead.
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY.
Things Wlnenml (Hhurwliio of lntrrint to
"I.rmlrr" llruilrr.
Water mains aro being laid at Nor-
man. Tha () county bank will resume
business.
Harry I). Sykcs cashier Hank of
Mil Id is dead.
Clcvoland county's fair will bo
largely attended.
P county ofllclals ore frightened by
the divorce decision.
IC county officials have moved into
tho now courthouse.
Mrs. I'hipps a Teuutusch woman
was robbed of all her savings.
Autou Cahu wus taken from Okla
homa City to the Lansing pen.
Miss Hello Poston of Oklnhoma City
oled iu tho Jacksonville asylum.
John Moslcr was thrown by a mule
near Norman and fatally injured.
Milt Thomas Alva was thrown
from a colt and seriously injured.
Salvationists will hold a campmeol-
ing near Tecumsch Soptomber 10-20.
Picnic and a reunion of tho bluo nud
gray will bo hold at Tecumsh on tho
S3rd.
Governor Walto of Colorado has or-
dered a quarantine against Oklahoma
cattle.
James llighcart will bo tho last
chief to over preside over the affairs
of tho Osagu nation.
TWO-STORY BRICK.
J. H. Lyon Having I'luua Ilrawu
for lll
Corner Structure.
Plans and spoelficatlons aro boing
drawn for tho cominodlons two-story
brick business block to bo located on
tho northwest corner of Harrison nve-
nuo and Division street by J. S. Lyon.
Tho building will contain four store-
rooms two rooms fronting on Harri-
son avenue and two on Division streuL
Work on tho building will bo begun us
soon as the plans are finished.
AND ARE ONOtt MORE AT LIB-
ERTY TO ROAM.
G H. LACY'S CASE OUTLAWED.
.t Mnn ClinrKPil Mlli I'rtinliml iiH
due I'rrtt .Miimlntr ln-iinl for Tho
torrltnrliil l'rlonrr Who 1'ntli'il
to lit MillnfiM'tlim In th Sii-
lirriiui Court Tlmy Mot (lo
to tin! l'l nlti'iitlurj.
lien llrowu Win. (HI I Is pie Aaron
Smith and Chtift. McClmij. all charged
with violating Untile Sam's revenua
laws woro released from lh federal
jnil y os te relay nftor terrlng M days'
Imprisonment.
0. II. Lucy charged with perjury
wns relonsod from tha United 8tuto
bastlle yesterday by an order Inaued
by the supremo court on k writ of
habeas corpus. Tim court decided tho
case was outlawed it liaring been
over three years after the alleged
crime rape had been committed a
complaint torvod mid the culprit ar
rested and indicted.
Mandates wero Isetied yesterday by
Krigar Jones olork of the supreme
court and placed in the hands of
deputy marshals for the following
prisonors: Henry Swann murderer
from Kingfisher county; John Hemp
soy perjury from Oklahoma county
Those mon woro tried und convicted of
their respective crimes and sentenced
to tho penitontiury. Their cases were
taken to tho supreme court but that
tribunal atllrmud the decisions of the
lower courts: therofore the prisoners
must go to the pen.
PERSONAL MBLANGH.
I'oliita lVrtlnolil mill I'li'iitmit of I'uiipta
ln C'ouiu Hint do.
Frank Kay Is convalescent.
' I Miss Ora Huckley is very ill.
Louis DoStolguor is liere from ChlJ
cugo.
Allen Hall cn.ne In from Perry last
night.
Officer Coohrun of Oklahoma City ia
in town.
Hansom Payne
lias returned from
Washington.
J Mrj. -Nicholas l.aux
wjni Illinois.
has returned
Mrs. Woyland Wood
cldu at WiuSeld.
committed siit-
Ji Deputy Kiimsey ten lor iiinin ounuo.
li-tteml court.
Attorney John Cotteral spent yester
UnyTii Oklahomii City.
Col. J. W. Johnson was up from Ok
lahoma City yesterday.
Apportionment Com'r J. W. Walker
camo up from Normun yooterday.
i W. llr-Merten and James Cottlng
lunrvisitod Oklahoma City Sunday.
I. N. Terrlll a guntluman of vonsid
erablo notoriety
from Payne county
is In the city.
County Treasurer LHum of Lincoln
county and P. S. 1 loll man aro over
from Chaudlor.
Mrs. Lenora Uruco daughter of Mrs.
Kay of this city died yesterday morn
iug iu Still water.
Jim Davis the champion pugilist
challenges any m tu not exceeding J 35
pounds to a Uni-.li nglit.
John Caiumaik bought a half In
terOst in MeCieary's livery burn ou
LScond btreot yesterday.
Misses (lortie Deal and ltlnnche De-
Hols left yesterday for Norman to at-
tend tho femalu seminary.
Territorial Secretary Lowo und
family returned yostordiiy from a
pleasant visit to Toronto and other
points in Canada.
W. P. Kennuy the popular general
agent of thu Pabst llruwlng com puny
is tho recipieut of a hauukomu cano
presented by admiring (Iutlirle friends.
Miss Gertie Ocruur ugod 15 died at
tho homo of hor father ou south
Third btreot last night from typhoid
pneumonia and bruin troublas. The
funeral sorvices will bo conducted at
the Salvation Army hall at 3:30 this
afternoon by Captain Cromwell.
Mrs. Alllo Warden and Mrs. Annie
Smith huve established a millluery
store in Hunter s old stand ou Ok
lahoma uvunuo and will hold u grand
opening Saturduy. They are very
pleasant I allies anil expert milliners.
Tiik LKADi.it bespeaks fur them suc
cess.
Mr. und Mm. Ilurcyllarnes will
leave ou ThursdVyjirornliig for Litt(e
Koek Ark. tomatfejhelr future he
oiuiv
Mr. Karnes Having accepted a position
with Cooper the extensive cotton
dealer of that place. Wednesday
night a "larewoit party" wm tie given
at tho MelCennon Opera nouse in their
honor by tho society people of the
city. Mr. and Mrs. Karnes have many
friends In (iutlirle who regret to aee
thorn leave
Mrs. A. P. Saunders the well
known milliner ruturued yesterday
from tho east whore she purchased a
largo and elegant Hue of millinery.
Mrs. S. took great pulns to study the
latest patterns and styles a in' return
feeling positive that shu oen suit the
tastes of the moat exaetiug. This fall's
styles In mllllnury have ehungrtd Ma
terially and thoke ditttig to be "up
on Murray Hill" will be obliged to
consult Aire buuuuera.
Nutli'iv
To our friouds ani patrons: Having
added a lino bar outfit tu our whole
sale department wo are ready now to
servo you with tho finost of liquors
etc. Pabst Hahomlau beer on draught.
Heginuliig Monday ut 0 o'oloelc a. in.
to I? a. m. every day will serve a
merchants lunch in the shape of Hus-
sion Caviar Norway sardines ancho-
viss rolled splce-d herring Swiss
cheoso and salami wurst (Jermae annia
protxols and toasted butter own on
tho side Olv- us a etlL
KB.rucii r-tiioH ( !.
Aro you leading a borrowed et. n'
Tiik Lkadkii this morning. Don't im-
pose on your uoighbors butsubteribe.
Only costs you IS cunts u week lllve
your name aud money to Ilert Orner
city clreulator tf
BLRCTRIC LIOHT PLANT SOLD.
.1. W StcN'ml nnil Dottor Vnnittrvoott
At tl'H llujcm
The local elcolne light plant has
Itecn transferred by W. II Hilton to
.1. W. McN"t and Hi. 'nndorvoorl-
The purchasers pnjlng sl.OOO and as-
ttnming all Indebtedness. The doal
was proelpltuted by the American
National bank of Arkansas City send-
ing a receiver here to lake chnrgo of
the plant. When the receiver arrived
n couinroniiae ww affected and the
transfer made. It is said the new
aivncrs will mnke Improve MOnts In tho
plant and burn the lights all night
WILL SELL FOR THE TOWN.
Tint Apt1lHtltHt Tor H Lot liy ltlul
CIhIhuiuIh.
The local lioard has received the
decision of the commissioner involv
ing lot IS block 51 Kt lteno O. T. on
appeal from IJdward Austiu. Itolh
Anntin's aitd B. L. Dunn's applications
were rejected for want of compliance
sufficiently with the rules of settle
ment and the lot will therefore bo
old for the benefit of the town of
fit Reno If the decision becomes final.
MUST TAKE THBIR MEDICINE.
Sntcrilt l)ftItni) to Intcrforo In
the
ltUlinp lloimcnm Trouble.
Omaha Neb. Sept 10. A week ago
the priests in tho Nebraska diocese in
rebellion against the authority of
Hilltop Itonacttm sent a committee
to Archbishop Satollt to secure
relief from what they term
tha prelate's tyranny. This includos
three-quarters of tho priests
of the diocese. This commit-
t returned yesterday. Tho mission
was a failure the ablegate refusing
to interfere. Tho case in which tho
priests hoped to seeuro papal Inter-
ference was tho arbitrary removal of
Father Kuglish of Hastings n very
popular man to an obscuro location.
They claim this is the result of tho
opposition of Kuglish to tho bishop in
the recent trial.
The priests of the Lincoln dioccso
particularly those who attached their
autographs to tho charges against
llishop llonaeiitu aro given what
might be called an eye-openor by tho
failure of the Hastings mission to
Washington ft was ltopod tho nblo-
gate would intorposo his authority
und protect them from tho wrath of
tile bishop but as he professes to have
no power in the promises they will
be obliged to take whatevot medicine
the bishop may prescribe and com-
pound. OPPOSED TO STRIKES.
Oram! 11 in tor Workiimu Sntorclcu Tnlki
on the Sulijuvt.
IIufimu) N. Y. Sept. 10. Tho
oxeautlvo board of the Knights of
Labor will hold its regular session in
this oily to-dnyi Grand Master Work-
mau Sovereign and Grand Secretary
McOuire are here. Speaking of tho
recent great strilo Mr. Sovereign de-
clared that he was decidedly opposed
to strikes.
"I can't imaglno" said ho "that
an emergency might arise that would
doninnd a strike but goncrally speak
ing only temporary victories are ac-
complished in that way. Strikes
widen the breath between labor and
Its employers. Atl strikes aro Illegal
and strikers uro criminals. Workmen
must look for rollcf to some other
source."
When tho committee gets through
here it will ndjourn to Now Orleans.
Meuoultu dolus; to Colorado.
Dkktvkb Col. Sept. 10. A commit-
tee of six Kusttau Mononitos from
liays City Kan. loft on tho Denvor
aud Hio Grande railroad last evening
for tho San Luis valley. They repro-
selit about 300 families who proposo
to settle in Colorado if dohirablo lo-
cations can bo found.
llrimncil In tho Ni-osho.
Ill IIUNOTON Kan. Sept. 10. Last
night about 7 o'clock while attempt-
ing to cross the Neosho river at tills
point Prank Murtoll of Madison Kan.
was drowned and both of his horses.
Martell owned stock ranches near
Madison nud Williamsburg.
Mint anil Kllliil.
Special to tho Louder.
Soitii Mc'Ai.bstuk I. T. Sopt 9
Last night about 0 o'clock n deputy
United States marshal shot and in-
stantly killed (loorgo Ivdwards. Con-
ductor Ileum notified the United States
ottieialh at this place that Kd wards
was on his train nud had been intimi-
dating the train mon. In attempting
to arrest him the marshal had to shoot
lid ward i. Kd wards' partner was ar-
rested aud will bo taken to Paris
Tex. for trial.
li.Mll lhtuto Trmmfrr
I' S Land Office to U J Brothers
se 1-1 sec 88. twp ID r I w rS 4 00
U8 Land OMce to J L liedgu-ro.-k
nw 1-1 see II twp 10 r
w
U S Land OOtM to 0 Hiekinan
lots 3 and I sen 10 twp 17 r
t w
4 00
2 00
11 Drake to 13 Drake lot i. blk
5 G P 0000 00
X Dolsby to H 13 Spauglor lots
3o and St blk 13 Mulhuil HO 00
W II Hilton to M Vutnlorvoort
lots 1 and 3. blk 83 H G 1000 0Q
A uew trimmer and new hats at Miss
Patterson's. 8 Ut i
Which is worse imprisonmuut for
life or a life-long disease lik-i scrofula
for example? The former certainly
would be preferable wore it not that
Ayer's Suraaparilln can always come
to the rescue and give tho poor suf-
ferer health strength aud happiness.
THE LARGEST
For full and winter 1801 iHsplayed by
H. L. Cohen the New York Tailor.
I am not uoted for ohenp Tailoring but good Tailoring cheap. Call and be
Convinced
H. L.
FALL FRAPPE.
City
end County New Simmered nnd
llollcil fur Unity Terutnl.
School bond election tomorrow.
One lone drunk was pulled yester-
day. The palm-leaf fan has given way to
the overcoat.
A regular gully-washing rain visited
tills section Sunday night.
Tho C. M. li conference closed yes-
lorday after a harmonious session.
Cherokee ntrlp settlers can provo up
aud commute In fourteen months.
The 1"?al mllltla held its weekly
drill lust night tinder command of
UapL liub'on.
An incendiary firo at South McAles-
tor Suturday destroyed SIS 000 worth
of property.
Tho wife of Jim Ilichards on the
West Side presented her husband
with triplets yesterday.
Two now divorcees arrived from
New York yesterday.; "They will take
the district coutt in there'll."
Commissions were Issued yesterday
for First Lieutenant Arret and Second
Lieutenant llarncs of company A. N.
G. O.
Invitations
will bo JsSucd today for
tho (opera house Wednes-
the party nt tin
day night in lionf of Mr. and Mrs. II.
(J. Lames.
A horse driven by Clay Wendall of
Jennings took fright at a steam
thresher throwing him to tho ground
and dragging him to death.
Tub Lf.adkh office was thronged
with "divorced people" yesterday de-
sirous of purchasing copies of Tin:
Lkapkh containing tho supreme
court's divorce decision.
Mayor Martin returned yesterday
from Coireyvillc Kans. where ho at-
tended a mcdttiig of directors of the
Oklahoma Cuojfral railroad. The com-
pany has sonty a man to Europe to
ncgotlato for money.
Tho California Medicine company
closed its two week's engagement in
this city Saturday night and left yes-
terday for Oklahoma City. Tho com-
nauy is a good one aud gave great sat-
isfaction here.
Yancy Lewis master in chancery
Saturday sold tho Choctaw Coal and
Hallway to tho highest bidder for
S3r00000 ut South McAlester. Gcorgo
II. Larl of Philadelphia was the pur-
chaser. The name of the road will bo
changed to Choctaw Oklahoma and
Gulf railway and will be extended
from South MeAlesler on to Oklahoma
at an early date. '
3I1SCELLANE0US.
Pound No. I store key. Inquire of
Prank Pullinun sheriff's ofiicc.
Furnished rooms for rent with or
without board. Inquire at 31(1 Okla-
homa avenue. OlG
For Kent A n'eely furnished room
Mrs. Laforty 101 east Cleveland.
0 0 t3
First class girl wanted for gf ncral
house work. Good wages. Hnquirc
at liostou store. '.'t
Tho Hoyal barber shop on the north
side of Harrison avenue near Second
street. J. 11. Towers Manager. 118th
Fivo years without pure ico cream
can now be had at Miller's. 0-1 itf
Wall paper! Tho largest stock to
belect from at F II Lllllo & Co.'s. Low
est prices. n.29 tt
Hninmar paint! Best in tho market.
F B Lillio & Co. Solo Agents. tuSOtf
Don't forget you get twenty lessons
frco If you buy an Instrument of
Murray .t Williams within the next
hlrty days. tf
Decorate with Hags bought from
Lillio & Co. mOu tf
Soda water is good: at 5 cents it is
slicap especially that at Lillic A Co.'s
fountain. m'ju ti
'ilio latest ilrtults.ln soda water on
lraught at LiiliO: Ca's. m'JO tf
Llllie's Liver Pills euro all life's bit
ter ills. mSO tf
Tho best 5 cont cigar in the city at
inline & uo. & ui'j ti.
Hummocks and base balls goods at
illlo & Co.'s. mil) tf
Huy your pianos and organs of
Murray & Williams and get twenty
lessons absolutely free. tt
Trv birch beer at F I! Lillio Jt Ca's
iu29 tf
Mrs. Young will give twenty les
sons free to every buyor of a piano or
organ at Murray & William's music
liouso within tho next thirty da vs.
tf '
For Sale Good horse harness and
hnggy; easy terms. Mrs. M. Calligan
10 west Cleveland. 0 4 to
Subscribe for the Leader.
Miss Patterson is the cheapest and
most stylish milliner In Oklahoma.
Shu now lias tho best trimmer iu Okla-
homa. Tho ladles aro invited to call
and examine stylo and stock before
buying. 0 8 Ot
Thin or gray hair and bald heads so
displeasing to many people as marks
of age may bo averted for a long timo
by using Hall's Hair Kenowcr.
Cheap Rtcurtlon llatt.
Tho Santa Fe route will sell excur-
sion tickets from points at Missouri
river and east thereof to points In
Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado
und Now Moxieo at ono fare for the
round trip limited for return passage
twenty days All who have friends
in tho eastern states should notify
them of tho excursion as they may
want to take advantage of theso
cheap rates and make a visit.
All foreign bu Iscrlptlons to
THE DAILY LEADER must In-
variably be paid in advance.
STOCK OF
G
OODS
COHEN
2U OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
LAST TO ARRIVE BUT IJN TIME !
OUR STOCK OF
n WOOLENS.
Decidedly tho Latest Novoltlns and tho Largnst Assortmont
Evor Shown In Oklnhoma.
Wo
Bought Our Goods From tho Hoadqunrtors East
Paid Cash For Samo and Will Sell at prices
That Will Mako You Smllo.
Wo Respectfully Solicit Your Inspection
Judgment.
JOEL ROSENBLEET
117 Harrison Ave. THE PROGRESSIVE TAILOR.
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS TAILORS.
WALLY
IA
The Only
Restaurant and Short Order House
In Gulhric.
WALLY 0X0 CAN PLEASE YOU AT ALLL TIMES THY HIM.
I SAYI I SAY! DON'T GO WAY
Without catlug with
DF'lEfcXIiS'iE-S. c$c 3BC3:2VI:S13ESIji JE".
ANYTHING IN THB SUOUT-ORDEIl LINE.
COFFEE LIKE YOUR MOTHER MADE-Opon Day and NIrIi
4 sujyS T
SELLING
FOR
Selling JInnlwaro Clicniicr than any House iu Town.
SPENCER HARDWARE COMPANY
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
HOTEL
EAST HARRISON AVENUE.
H. H. PERRY Prop'r.
C M. BARNES & OK
FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT. AND TORNADO
INSURANGR
We have a full set of records and aro ready to furnish promptly
uL.l3;-faCNaC5S5 of Ti-tless
To ral proport) In Guthrlo und Logan county. We GUARANTEE our abstracts bo
bo absolutely correct Lawyer aud otlm'-s desiring abstracts that are technically
and iRKully correct should cousult us. Convoyaucliig Notarial work aud Typescript
promptly done.
MnMPY Tfi O AM 0n Logan county farms and Improvod
IVIWIMC I I J LW-IM city property. Investors sea us.
CS'-OFFICE NO. 302 OKLAHOMA AVENUE.jgJ
The Mistletoe Bar
Cor. Oklahoma Ave. and Division
One Block From Hotel Royal.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goods
In Stock all the Time
Hamilton & CO.
HERE WE AREI
BEAMER & CO.
309 West Oklahoma Avenue.
WITH ALL KINDS OF FIE YEHJCLEE
Two car loads to select from. GIVE US A CALL.
and
and Want Your
CAFE
First. Class
ONG'S
ANHEUSEkV BUSGH
JMJEWING ASS'N
Best Beer in Oklahoma.
lllack'b Fumous Carbonated Waters
ltottled llccr for family use.
Telephone 70.
.BLACK
AGENT.
CASH
ROYAL
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 237, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 11, 1894, newspaper, September 11, 1894; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73135/m1/4/: accessed May 2, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.