The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 77, Ed. 1, Friday, September 6, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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FOR LOAMS ABSTRACTS AND INSURANCE SEE W. M. BRONSON BANK OF INDIAN TERRITORY BUILDS G.
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HE HIBT II MIR.
M A- CLARK PAYS A FINE IN PO-
LICE COURlT.
THE LAW AND ORDER MOVEMENT.
How J.oral Hntnoti Kpppcr I'lnjnl n ll"
talUtorj Tn loo on n .Mtrclinnt Win U
1'rlnrlpnl In tho Ijiiv ui.l Oi.Irr
l.rncilf A Knitting ; -rci Hii-
KHCl'ltlcnt Somn HIitii Il.
tern I'roin Hip I'pmiiIp.
The notion of the county attorney In
suddenly jumping on the silicons and
o'liertviso carrying out tlio orders of a
ministerial Y. V. S. C. K. orgauUatlon
tcnowu at tho "law autl order" league
dues not moot with favor from tlio
business men of tills city ami com-
ments anything bat complimentary
arc being passed on the promoters of
the organization In question. The
business men contend that such or-
ganizations ornate unfavorable; tin
pro&sions in the minds of people living
outside the territory and consequent-
ly retaid the growth of this city and
paralyzes industries The f. a loon keep-
ers are especially indignant since they
haw bee-' compelled to lower their
screens and ronove the blinds on tlielr
windows. They say they do not care
u much about the mere form of re
moving screens slnco they can stand
the light buing thrown bclilnd the
bar but they dislike the manner In
which the orders were issued. They
d ''.are they have been singled out as
violators of the law while bawdy
house kec'pern and indiscreet ministers
are allowed to continuo at large.
Yesterday the saloonists discovered the
fact that Mr. M. A. Clark proprietor
of the Welcome grocery was inter-
ested in tho law and order movement
and a few hot-hoaded dealers itseems
at once got on the warpath aud Inaug-
urated retaliatory measures on iMr
(.lurk Seeing Mr. Clark was a lover
of law and order they decided to hold
htm up to the public as the first viola-
tor of the law. Mr. Clark conduits a
largo grocery store at the corner of
Harrison anil Division and like other
merchants displays his goods on the
pavement in front of Ills store. The
saloon Ueepurs knowing this at once
jabbed Chief of Police llaxtcr and
later in the day the follQwing notice
was issued by that otllolal:
Notlre.
To whom it may concern. You are
lieroby notified that hereafter ordln-
once No. Min relation to tho three-
foot limit of obstructing sidewalks
unit imliuance No 1U2 -In relation to
public uuisunces by hwceplnir throw-
ing and deponlting paper litter and
other rubbish in the street avenues
alleys and sidewalks will be Btrletly
enforced. W. II. Uaxtor Marshal.
At I o'clock yesterday afternoon
'Mark was arrested by Policeman
Hruce chagod with violating ordln
unco No. 51 aud was arraigned before
Police Judge McCordi He was found
guilty and lined SJ5 tho maximum
anil costs aggregating $31. The
amount was at once liquidated aim
fifteen minutes later murcliacs on tin
principal avenues wore pulling tlieli
goods uisido tho dog-wator line.
Tine Lkaiikii lias received several
letters regarding thu law and or lei
movement two of which tiro given
below .
It Miikm llliu U'oiiry.
hidltor Leader: Tlifjr bo-cnllcd law
and order movement Is enough to
make a man weary. It looks to un-
like a few cheap-laced preachers who
were sent hero six months ago be-
cause there wero no other "culls" for
them and a broken down crooked rail-
road telegrapher are trying to run the
morals oi mis town ami insult people
who liavn lived here loug enough to
entitle them to be called genuine Ok-
luliomans. I am glad to see that
liibliop llrooke aud Judge George S.
Oreeii have dropped out of tho inovfj-
inept which died abornln' tlireo weeks
ago but was resurrected by a rattle-
brained Irresponsible stenographer u
well meaning but misguided telegraph
operatur who as a public servant has
laid himself liable to dismissal: a pol-
luted railroad telegrapher who is Just
waiting a chance to bilk some one as
lie -.lands in the pulpit and u blear-
eyed laundry man who alternately circulate-
overdrawn bills and pardon
petitions and who is hypnotized by a
re. ent ministerial importation. This
law and order movement is all rot. No
one wants the laws enforced bettor
ttut.li I but why raiso a liullabulloo
about doing it. There aro no laws
badh violated. Tho town Is too dead
t j talk about law violations. The
tvelve saloons in the city (there
w.to a lart vear) have hard
enough time Ood" knows trying to
Iivo without running counter to tho
taw and paying linos. The town Is
iiieteiiouli. Let well enough alone
liu liner liraden and Quonnuro trying
to imitate llov. Jauiibou who is really
an nbie man and croato a sensation.
ssri"
Crescent Bicvdes.
W !afedeinonttratedthatrat.clHryclefcaa
i inula ami ml J at our following tarnUrd jrl.
V I J 1 V -. ur LAD! KS a tn UeU 22 III.
Ifl fi' ? for YOUTHS. 38 In. MlieriOlKIU.
6 An i so a for nays at in. wt.cci at tu.
S'rU l No. 6 lor CIKLS II lu Wherfi SO lb..
F rpricnccj rider lit ilrini; r lettable llglit
?' 7'L ''" rtct "a r'coiiimeuil our CKIiSCI'NT
WESTERN WHEEL WORKS 8.
. MII.U ONIVillV
F( B LILLIE & CO.
Drug Wk ad Niws Depot
COTHRIB O.T
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Lot them come off the perdu If they
don t like the town let them leave
we can live without them. One con-
doling thing about the so-called lengii
I notice Is this: There are few sincere
Christian people of Guthrie interested
tn tt. iJilt'Urll UoKH
Sninri' thr llnuiljr lloum-n.
Kditor Leader. While the police
are busy enforcln" Sunday saloon
closing and tho removal of screens
why don't they suppress tho dives
which have sprung up under their
notes within the last two weeks AdiI
why don't ltnckner and Ilradcn preach
against the '-awdy houses.
Fifth Wapd.
MUNICIPAL S0L0N8
Mrrt III ItrcnlarSptnlnn mill tin Cnimlil-
ernbln Illiniums.
Mayor Martin presided and all mem
bcrs present at last nltrhl'n connei'
meeting.
Loiter and bill from ex-Ulty Attor-
ney J. L. Pancoast for services render-
ed as attorney making brief referred
to finance committee.
Until Green's bill for $2110 40 damages
caused to furniture and wall lots and
building was referred to fiunnlb tom-
milteo. Attorney Ovorstriot appeared In be'
half of his client for $10 81 charged
against a lot for sidewalk whloh wns
novo built by olty. City attorney rce
ommoiided bill be paid.
Stock yard committee reported that
they had tried In vain to get ground
for stock yards. Hull road will not ac-
cept and recommended that stock yard
ordinance bo repealed. Stock buyers
can get their own yards and are In
structed to act with city marshal.
Street and alley committee reported
work being done in different parts of
the city.
Street and alley eommilteu Instruct
ed to do no more work oxcept by order
of council.
Water mains on llroad between
Cleveland and Warner ordered to
paired.
Street commissioner asked to com
plete streets already begun.
All special work on streets ordered
stopped until poll tax is worked out
llridge on Second street ordered re-
paired. Uegular allowance of bills.
Poll tax in Fifth ward ordered
worked out.
TKKlUTOltlAli SKETCH KS.
Anil Koknk Sliotn Hi I'hakIiii; liirlilpiilK In
Two UohiiiIiim
Last Saturday Col. Crump United
States marshal was the reipient of a
handsome diamond mounted cold
medal at the hands of a number of
his deputies. The ollleers who pro-
sen ted the elegant token of their es
teem for their chief range along the
borders of the Indian territory and
Oklahoma. The medal bore the fol-
lowing inscription: To Col. J. Crump
from tils deputies March IS loli.V
The presentation spe'ech was made hy
Deputy Chris Madden "levator.
Three rapes aro reported from tho
Creek Chcroiiee and Choctaw nations
A I'clio Indian while drunk iibsntiltod
a white womuu tho wife of a well-to-do
farmer living on Tiger ereok north
eattnf Muskogee lie was captured
by a mob of neighbors and would
have treated to Lynch justice had not
tin; marshals arrived Ir. time. The In-
dian Fish Hawk by name was t a lien
to Fort Smith for trial. Jbo Moore
living neap "limn between fifty and
sixty years of ago was arrested by
Deputy Heck Ilruuor for assaulting a
nine-year-old girl. Arthur Holt the
Inst of the infamous trio assaulted a
llfleon-yoar-old girl near Lehigh and
was ooiimi over to raris iiy tlio com-
inifcs'onor at Atoka.
At HI llenu tho Caddo hotel register
hears the name of J. l'augle as near
as it oau be translated into lCugllsh.
Mr. l'augle acompunled hy his wife
and four childien unmo direct from
St. Potorsburg Russia and none of
tho family can speak a word of En-
glish Through in inlorprotor It was
learned that while lu Russia tho gen-
tleman received a letter from his
brother asking him to meet him in the
Indian territory. Ho started and up-
on arriving In New York was surpris-
ed to loarn that tho Indian territory
was larger than '.he average European
nation. The authorities ut Castle
(Jurdcn howoyer wero all right and
told him that tho principal city of the
two territories was Kl Ileno. To this
city ho came and fortunately has
succeeded in locating his brother who
lives 100 miles went of HI Uono
I'KEACIIKK (JETS KK.
Arronlrd mill t'lnml for lHnturliliii:
lllO
IVaoe of it lluwily ilouiu.
ltov. Hurvoy I'enland a South Meth-
odist preacher and two companions
named respectively Joe Holly and
Chas. Lewis wero arrested in a hoiibo
of ill-fame on Oklahoma avenue at 3
o'olook yesterday charged with dl-
turblng tho poaoo They had been
making a rough house and when ar
rested wero attempting to "pi" the
form of tho inmates anil "ohaso"
them. In police court yesterday I'en-
land was lined Slu and costs; Kolloy
S10 and costs aud Lewis :i and ensu
l'enlaud ro.'ontly preached in n
church in West Guthrio but got too in-
tlmato with a female worshipper and
was bounced. He is now on the town.
Kolloy and Lewis escaped from jail
at 1 o'clock last night
Ail Kiljoj nine l)u urn.
A delightful danue was given nt tho
opera house last evening lu honor of
Misses Lou Hoffman and Maud Illslinp
of Cliuudler and Miss Mayme (Inter of
Winfltfld. I'rof. and Airs Young furn-
ished tho music. Vhose present wore:
Mr. and Mrs. F. II Ureor Mr. and
Mrs. F. It. Lueas Mrs. Win 1cm of
Newton; Mrs. draco Shapland Mlsso
HolTmati aud ltishop Chandler; nreiir
Winfleld; Jamison Strang Hlubaiigh
I'alnter Lillian Hluklc Sehnull. Liux.
lUrnus; Messrs. Robertson Felts.
Soarcey I'ilts Hoffman C. and F.
Laux II. aud J. l'uutecost Wheeler
Wisby Ooloble Havlghorst Tarlton
Niblack Jones
The Capital will confer a favor n
the craft If In tho iujuro it will kindly
mark-Col. (iolobiu's poetic tiffuslous
e. o. u. it top column n. p r. m "
John uppreclatcs the fact that one dis-
likes to be hypnotized and "swat i it liv
bpnie inagiolulluence."
Highest of nil In Leavening Tower.
ABSOLUTE! S?m$E
THOUSANDb OF BALES WILL BE
HANDLED H HE
WHAT OBSERVER WIDMEYER THINKS
ItvKitrilliii; Wind ltln mill Uroi4-l'ollnii
I'-"klni; lliin ll-)tiiii In Alt iNitlon.
Ilroittiij; MprlloiiH of tlin Tprrllory-
Tlm Arrt'HRe Will He I.MrK
lliilllrli! Dcili'rn Will llu u
Mre 1IiiIiipii.
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The llrsl'ba'e of cotton was hauled
to the elty yesterday and solt' to Coylo
& Smith. It was raised eight miles
south of town. Cotton picking has be-
gun lu all sections and It Is said the
yield Is Jargo. At Ardmoru SO bales
weio marketed this week. Much cot-
ton will bo brought to Uitthi'le this
season mid local dealers expect to do
a large business: ltegurdiuir crops in
general Observer' Wideinoyer says:
Following is wetiUier crop bulletin
No '.'3 of the Oklahoma weuther crop
service for the week ending Sept. 8
DiiMug the last week in August the
weather was nearly nominal In every
respect and almost perfect for the
growth of cotton (the only crop that
Is not made ) the mulhriug of corn
broom corn maize kalllr maize all
forage crcps and largo vegetables.
The normal temperature for the
wreok is 77:1; the average Is 777: 0 H'of
a degree below normal.
The dayi wero almost invariably
warm and clear giving plenty of sun-
shine. Light showers occurred on
Saturday and Sunday sufllcient tu
keep the ground moist and in ceel
lent condition for plowing.
Tim total amount of rainfall for the
week was considerably below th j nor
mal In many places but tho very heavy
rains on tho Slth and Sfith of last
month which made the ground wot
and this weelt closes with the ground
in good condition and no ram uieJcd.
The weather conditions during the en-
tfro month of August wero of the very
best tho uverugo temperature " i de-
gree was but 0 3 of a degree dally be-
low the normal: the sunshine wn-i nor-
mal and the rainfall t II Inches wns
t 38 in lies above the normal The
rainfall for July was also S. is inches
above the July normal but the earlier
mouths of tho season the rainfall was
very light and August closes with an
an accumulated deficiency since March
1. of s. 3d inches and since Janu.iry 1
1N1 degrees.
Tim Crop
Tha harvesting of grass forage crops
corn broom oorn and plowing for fall
wheat has progressed rapidly under
tho favorabl weuther conditions. Cot-
ton is now tho only principal crop
that'is not safe; too many showers for
the plant aro reported only from l'i.-k-eus
county Chickusaw nation where
fears are entertained that if tho
showers continue tho boll worms
whlali had everywhere almost disap-
peared will again appear.
Cotton picking has begun lu nearly
all directions.
IIU Work Wim Coitrmi.
Frank Wltuiau of Stillwater was
caught by Deputy Marshal Lee IViduy
within a few miles of the Kan- u line.
He Is wanted for counterfeiting aud is
charged with liaviug clipped the figure
".V" from a eigar box stamp un I ingen-
iously stuck it over the figure of a
good SI hill of Uncle Sam. Tu in it is
said ho passed the bill and h.iJ a glo-
rious time lie was bound over by
United States Commissioner Tdhbo In
tho sum of S2.000.
I'ljiiii Will Hpritk.
Delegate Flynn has accepted nn In-
vltatlou to speak at a fair at Alva O
T. on the 10th lost. Hon Sidney
Clarke of Oklahoma City and Champ
Clark of Missouri have nlf" agreed to
be on hand for speecluuaklng apposes
on tl)o same day.
Mrs W. S. Smith has been Invited to
sing at the Sunday school convention
at Phillips' grove. Mrs. J. 1). M. Iluck-
uor will recite and Mrs. llopguss read
a paper.
Wanted To buy a house. Must be
In good repair; must be moveable.
State louation of building and lowest
cash prluo. Address or eall un W D.
White 01s H i'piliigur avo. 3t
lliickliii'a Arnlrii h
The best salvo in tho wor'd for cuts
bruiser sores suit rheum fvvor sores
chapped hands tettor nleers ohll-
blalns corns and all skin erup-
tions and positively cures piles or no
pay required. It Is guurauti-d to give
porfe t satisfaction or money refunded.
I'llceUo cents per box. For sale by
Seatoniau Drug Co.
We have made arrang uents with
one of tho best live houn- in the west
so you oau have n Mil' overcoat or a
lutly's drus of any inn erial dyed any
color. Fine ball drenos or any silk
satin or line dress good- that aro slight-
ly soiled can bo cloned by tho celo.
Drnli'it I'rcntli dry i loaning method.
Satisfaction guarantied in all cases
(luthrle Steam Launlry A W Me-
Ivoand Malinger
Furnished room ah or without
tiounl pleasant place and no chlldre i:
U!7 K. No We.
I.Oht A small puri-r containing some
ohunge un alluminuui handled knife
lleward for Its return to tho Leader
Olllfl)
To lease. Good business oppor
tuulty for right pur y. Huslness pay-
ing 8200 pr men h Will lease to
good responsible iartles for 50 por
month. iSnqulie Leader ofllce. tf
Save mouoy by aving your old suit
cleaned or dyed ii.d pressud up good
i new- Met pries uoiri pay until
you examine yom suit than you will
want to. for U w u suit you. Steam
Laundry A. W. M Iv'eaul manager.
Latest U.S. Gov't Rcpiw
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Ilrlllllxiic I'lilnteil nt lhiiirnliiK In
mill Aliotit tin- Olty.
D. Donovan Is over from Buhl.
Supremo court convenes today.
0. 0. IHaok is down from Orlando.
Jndgo Ititohnor Is home from New
kirk.
Jim Fordo
Cohen.
is clerking for II. L.
Mrs. Abol S.
Wichita.
Dttngau has latiirned to
Deputy Frank Kress is over from
Nowiilrk.
Treasurer "Tuck''
Chandler.
Ulniii is over from
It. K Asp lias
hnma City.
returned from Okla
Vedcr It. l'allie
Oklahoma City.
has returned from
Spend r Hall has gone to
sell Dauderlne.
Texas to
Wheelmen will
run Monday nig hi.
have a moonlight
Tho Catholic schools opened Monday
with a good attendance.
John Marker of the Orlando HeraU'
wbr In the city yesterday.
Hanker George Metoatf returned
jroui an outing in Colorado.
Mrs. 'I1. K. T(ing e tins returned from
Chicago with rullliix" irnmU
Mistes Loa Hollmun and
lllshop will letitrn to Chandler
Maud
today.
Marshal and Mrs. E.
baby returned j esterday
City.
D.
Nix and
from Kansas
Judge Scott came up from Oklahoma
City yesterday to attend supremo
court.
I'hotographer Swenrinien lias on ex-
hibition it splendid picture of the mili-
tary band.
Assmiate Justice John II. Ilurford
arrived in tho city yesterday to attend
supreme court.
(J W.Taylor sold his two lots on
Harrison avenue yesteiday to J. (S.
Ilahncr for $1700.
Assoflatn Justlcos of tho Supremo
Court Ilurford Hlerer and MeAleo aro
stopping at tho Oulo
M Us. I nsie Itrown. daughter of Ca-
terer Ilrown on Oklahoma a'-enui'. Is
visiting in Molhall.
This city does not need a law and
order loniruo. What. It wants Is u
Democratic administration.
All of Oklahoma's Insane people have
uecn removed ironi Jacksonville to the
territorial asylum at Norman.
I It. Myers formerly of tho Star
llazaar has returned from Missouri.
Ho will likely go Into business here
ugain.
Tho Logan county Sunday Rchool
convontiqu opened yesterday 7 miles
north of town with a largo attend-
ance. Wm. Warren living ten miles north-
west suffered a broken leg yesterday
by getting mixed up with u single
tree. Dr. Barker attended him.
Hanker M. L. Turner arrived home
yesterduy from Denver. Manltou and
Cripple Creek Colo lie visited the
latter place with ex Gov. Hogg und
Senator Tabor and Bays tho Creek is
on a phenomenal boom with men get-
ting rich daily. Mr. Turner Is very
enthusiastic over the outlook in Colo
rado.
Deputlos llurlc Owens und Slormer
came In from the 1'awnee country last
night with three prisoners. Thoy
were J. W. .lurry charged with grand
laneny A. N. Uathbone timber cut-
ting and J. 12. Fleak charged with
dealing in ardent spirits in thu Indian
country.
For sale. Fine alfalfa seed and
seed rye. Enquire at I'olund's gro-
cery Oklahoma avo.
First published In tho Dally Leader
September 5 lau.'i.
Notice by rublicaHon.
In tlio district court of Logan county
Oklahoma territory.
Noncy 1-2. Symors plaintiff vs. George
W. Symors defoliant
Tho ahovo named defendant George
W. Symors will take notice that he
has been sued In the district court of
Logan county Oklahoma territory by
the plaintiff Nancy E. Sytusrs that ho
must answer or otherwise plead tosald
petition on or before tho 17th day of
Octobor thus or said petition praying
for a divorce from tho defondaut and
restitution of her maiden name will
be taken as true and judgment ren-
dered accordingly granting an abso.
luto divorce as prayed.
Given under my hand and seal nf tho
coirt this UU day of September )tW.
HKAI..J Louts R IHttk
Cleik of District Courts
Qticura
W0P1KS
Waders
la curing tc rtnrlHjr disfiguring hu-
mUtetlnx hHHMMH.s o ihe SkiH
SP. an d B!4 wk all el fall.
BUtfeV
Mirfcso
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tcu th vwML BrtlU Ppoll T. Ww-
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ip. Cr M Brttw. U. 8. A
JAES IIII'rClllNSON
Tlif Mnineer of llu. tuuins IX'imrlmi o
i.t lli. MoiU! Ilnherf
The Model llakciy will gle away to
the party holding the lucky number a
87 parlor suit November' 10 and 100
25 cent lots nf bread tickets. Bvery
retail eiistoiiioi- etthur on tho wagon
or lu tho stare purchasing if cents
worth of biend tickets at the Model
Ilnkery Wlweon now and November IS
will receive a coupon ticket froo bear-
ing a number which corresponds with
tho numbers to bo drawn by an unln-
tercstd blindfolded ohlld before a
committee of three uninterested ner-
sons. The nersons holding
the corresponding numbers
to tho first 100 numbers (drawn from a
dark jir) you will each receive tickets
good for one loaf of broad at tho
Model bakery. The hext number or
the 101st number drawn will receive
tho $7(5 parlor suite iw on exhibit!. m
at A. J. Spongol's furniture store I
assure yon that t appreciate your past
patronage and I hope that my goods
seen to you that mi pert or that you
enn alTord to take adviv togo of this
offer. My last wish to you Is that my
goods suit you apd that your number
proves lucky. Mount. Hakkiiv.
Wo are prepared to clean your suit
or coat by tho French method of scour-
ing and do it at home und ho cheap you
won't wear those dirty clothes any
more; got prides; they will surprilu
you Now is tho time. Guthrie Steam
Laundry; A. W. McKuand Mgr. tf
tlnln! llntnl
Miss Patterson tho Harrison stroot
milliner has just opened up the lar-
gest assortment of fall and winter
paterns In the city. Ladles eun II nil
what tliey want at prices to Mitt the
times. Don't think of .nuking a ptn-
chase until you inspect. her stock. tf
Wanted A reliable active lady or
gcutloman to travel for reliable eslab
lished house. Sulary S780 payable $lf
weekly and money advanced for e
penses Situation s'emly. Itefeiences.
Enclose self addressed stamped en
velopo. II. E. Hess president Chi-
eago !) fi 1 in
jgfc.-:--j.r
Wyant Sl McCrary's
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Flrsl-Clnss Kigs Always Uoatly.
Hark line runnlniscverx ilav liejtteen Uutli-
rlc ami Chaiullcr. ex--eiit Sumlavs. t'. S.
Mall Hani I'nr lit anil vilan
A POINTE
Nothing adds more to the
comfort and appearance of
a gentleman than a suit of
woll-llltlng clothe. lie
nlwuys looks well is ever
o tease and feels as though
life Itself is worth living.
Geo. II. Willis. Tthb enter-
prising and ox lugivi lull-
FOR
or of this eity.ngain trroots
his patrons ami the publ c
in general with the finest
lino of
Fall autl Winter I'ioco (iootis
thut were ever brought
to this city. Ho always
guarantees a perfect lit
and inites a personal in-
spection of his goods.
Gentlemen
Dv Peoples
DENTIST 1
Cor Oklahoma avenue and First st
up stairs.
Residence: Corner Noble Ave and
Second street.
W E. FURROW D. D. S.
SURGEON DENTIST
Victor lllock 1st and Harrison.
H. L. Cohen' The
Reliable Merchant
Tailoilias. moved to
114'OklhhomaAve.
SSff
Olsmith Arms Co.
GUTHRIE OK.
Guns Pistols Ammunition Fishing Tackle
and Sportsmen's Goods. Agents for the
Celebrated Remington Bicycle.
WRITE J? OK PAICES.
ENFRO'S
III
uawjPA'-xmiLummmamaimmmimma
DRUG
Is iw pliico lo f'o wlioii ynu want anytliiiifr in his line. Oiico
triitil you will ln ponviiicctl of tiic iipiiroiiriatcncKS
of his motto:
To Please the Trade
REGARDLESS OF COST. -
Full lino tif Drills 1) nudist' s Suntlrips Paints Oils SljiHonory
Spo: i?is Ilaimiiot;l;s Croijucl clc
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
(Jot his prices hoforo you liny.
204 Gor. Oklahoma Ave. and First St.
THE
LATER
LATER
You will never know
until you visit
THE RUSH
New fail goods being opened every day
J. G. DANA Manager.
WALLY ONGJS CAFE
Fisli and Game of all Kinds on Hand all
the time.
Only shorf order house in utlirie. Seconds! near Harrison.
Okahoma
GUTHRiE FAIR GROUNDS
OCT
9 Ul MB
Will oclinsiMill previous mooting! in snoetl ring ami oxlliifr.-
Only .Mile Track in tho Soul Invest.
Oct 8 Children's day; Cot. 0 Whoelmen'H day; (lot. 11 Old Soldier's day
OoL 12 Stock day. Write to Secretary
A. A. HUMPHREY Guthrie.
DR. IGNATZ MAYER
Ollirti llouni;
It ! VX in U t fi p. m .
' mw $mP
Olllco over Heo IHyo'h Now Storo 0k Ave. Uulhrio 0. T.
I'ractiec Limited to Diseases aud Surgery of tho
EYE EAR NOSE AND THRQAT.
SrKCTACLKS and kyk glassks
Sclantlllealls niljiisted to suit the most complicated eases of defective sight
X. V. MoNKAb 1'hw
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK.
Capital - 5OOO0f
Surplus - - - 10.000
Urn . f DlrecUr In addition to Hunk OSirsrf s
JAMlSTUAn'ON JIOHAOK Sl'KKI) KUT. MAKTIN llhNUY LINN
W. J. HOHSFALL CaahlH..
HOUSE
RUSH
GOODS
PRICES.
how far a doilar will go
Fair
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 77, Ed. 1, Friday, September 6, 1895, newspaper, September 6, 1895; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73426/m1/4/: accessed May 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.