The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 92, Ed. 1, Friday, March 18, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
IUilroad Tlmo Tabic.
' I IMIIW .! I I I I I jl
Atclilion Topeka A S ant ft re.
NORTU. EAST AND WEST.
No
00
Arrive
Outbrie.
& 10 a m.
3 61p.m.
1:10 p. m.
Leave
Guthrie
6 toi m.
3 ftlp m
7:W)a. m.
I
Arrive JArrlve
Kan. City 'Chicago.
e up. m. in. 43a. m.
8.60 a.m. llO.OOp.m
iocairrcigm.
Local Freight
BOUin BOUUHAST AMD BOUTItWOT.
I Arrive
HoOutlirIe.
tUTl
IPS
III
U-15p. tn.
11.05 p. m.
imp m
I Ioave
luutbrle.
1 p. in.
1 1:( p. m
9 00 a. m.
Arrive
Ualr'i'n
Arrive
Ft. Worth
: p. m-int'jsa.m.
8.05 a. m.9.J5 p.m.
Local freight.
A. J. Corking Agent.
B:20pm
.H :57 am
.- 1:30 Dm
4:10 pm
Utioctaw Oklahoma A Unit It. 11. Co.
Klt.
Leave El ttcno .. ...... 6:40 am
Leave Oklahoma CIty.... .. 7:45 am
Leave Shawnee .. ..- :M am
Leave South McAlcster 12:Wpm
Arrive Wlster ..- 3:00 pm
Via AVlBtrr
Arrive Fort Smith . 4:35 pm
Arrive St. Louis .. 7:S5 am
Wott.
Leave st Louis .
Leave vt. smith ...
Leave Wlster
Leave South McAllster
Leave Shawnee 7:35 pm
Leave Oklahoma City... - 9:05 pm
Arrive El Keno ...10;05 pm
lletween Oklahoma Glty anil El Iteno.
Leave Oklahoma City lor west - 9:05 am
Arrive El Keno 10:15 pm
Leave El Iteno for cast - 6:40 am
Arrive Oklahoma City 7:40 am
Leave Oklahoma City for west . 3:50 pm
Arrive El Keno 4:52 pm
Leave El Iteno cast ... 11:15 am
Arrive Oklahoma City 12:20 pm
Trains to and from Guthrie make connec-
tion at Oklahoma City
Make close connections at Ei Reno tor
points on the Rock Island north and south.
For rates an J Information apply to
J. v. H0LDEN.Tr.imc jvlanaRer
South McAlcster I. T.
O. K. M. ELLSWORTH
Agent Oklahoma City.
EUWIN ADAMS
Traveling Frt!;1" -id Passenger Agent
Oklahoma City O. T
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
rpHOMAlTsTwmTK? X"
ATTOnNBY-AT-LAW
Washington. O. C
looms 1M-W Atlantic Handing.
Mining Land and Patent Law a Specialty
w
ATSON K. OOLEMAN
Land and Patont Attornoy
WashlnRton D. C.
Washington Loan and Trust ni'dg.
REFERRNCES-Hon. M. V. Allen O. S. Sen-
ate; Hon. Late Pence Klnderhoofc N. Y.
Hon. John O. Hell U. O.I Hon. J. D. Hicks
M. 0
"GRANK H. OROSTHWAITE
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW
Washington D. C
1K0 F Street N. W.
Land Pactlce a Specialty.
DR
THOS. CARR AVARY
Residence 319 Cleveland Ave.
Office over Rank of Indian Territory
PHONES.
NAOMI Rebekah Lodge No. Z L O. O. P..
meets every Thursday evening at 7:80
In Odd Fellows hall In the Weinberger build-
ing. Visitors welcome.
MATTIE DOUGHTY N. Q.
KATIE McWETHY Sec'y.
GDTURIE Camp No. S Woodmen ot the
World meets every Monday night In the
K. of P. hall. Visiting Woodmen are wel
come J. 11 TOWERS Clerk.
WM CUKUOKY Con torn
TROOPS ON THE MOVE.
Two Itatterle Leave Tort HlUy for
fimittiern Hontt IlnfemM.
lAurr- Milky Knii. March 17. llat-
lory V of tlio Mfth artillery nnd llnt-
tery It of tlio Fourth loft for llie .South
nt 10:11 Inst night on two sections of
a special train ovor tlio Union Pacific
llatlery I' goes to Savannah (la unil
llnltory 11 to New Orleans llnltery
V of the Fourth artillery will leave
to-ilny for 1'ortrws Monroe Vtt.
Knoh section ot tlio special train
thnt laft was inndo tip of fifteen-car?
nlno stoclc cars for horses anil bag-
gnge throe lint enrs for guns and
cnlssons two tourist enrj for the on-
listed men anil n Pullman for tho
officers.
TORPEDO FLEET A THREAT
rijrlne Sqnaitron n n Warning to Spain
I C'ontlilerert at Washington.
Wasiiinoto.v March 17. Tho form-
ation of a flying squtulroti to rnonnco
tho Spanish torpedo boat flotilla now
on Its way from Cadiz to llarnnn Is
considered nt the navy department.
It will consist of tho llrooldyn tho
Columbia and tho Minneapolis. No
details of tho proposed formation can
bo obtained but It Is known that if
more Spanish torpedo bonis or tor-
pedo boat destroyers nro sent to Amor-
can waters tho llrooldyn Columbia
and Minneapolis will bo Immediately
dispatched to make thorn turn back.
A torpedo ci-aft ilotllla is not needed
to suppress tho Cuban insurrection
nnd the naval authorities consider tho
sending of tho flotilla Is a threat
which tho United Stutos should not
overluulc.
TOM. WATSON NOMINATED
Ucorgla Fop Knnia Hint for Oovcrnor
In Spite of ltejieatcit Declination.
Atlanta On. March 17. The Pop-
ulist stato convention adjourned
shortly boforo 1 o'clock this morning
after a long and stormy session.
Thomas li Watson was nominated for
governor and although ho has ro-
poatodly declined to accept It Is be-
lieved by somo that ho will yot con-
sent to make tho race. A vigorous
protest against fusion Is entered und
tho St. Louis platform Indorsed.
Kilurnto Your KniTcM Willi Cimrnrcti.
Candy Cnthartlr curt ennsllp-ulon forocr.
too. 35a. HCttO fall ilruu-ElRtmef und moncr.
Home Itulo llltl Defantiiil.
Wabiiinoton March 17. Tho terri-
torial homo rulo bill was dofcatcd by
tho house commltteo on territories by
a votu of 0 to 4 on party linos. Tho
bill was introduced by Dulogatc Smith
of Arizona to allow the cltlzons of
the territories to elect their own gov-
ernor secretary auditor and treas-
urer Instead of having those officers
federal appolutcos.
GUTHRIE LODOE NO.
A. P. & A. M. Regular meet-
ing third Tuesday evening
ineacn mourn at noxiocz.
All brethren cordially In-
vited to attend.
H. V. ARDFRY. Sec
A. J. CORKINfl. W. M
GUTHRIE LodRe No. I A. O. U. W. meets
Thursday evenings of each week at 7:10
in Victor block corner First and Harrison.
Visiting Workmen always welcome.
J T HRICKNER M. W.
I N. HUMSHER Recorder.
GUTHRIE Lodge No. Z K. of P. meets
every I'rldav at 7:SU In their hall
In the Victor block corner First and Harri-
son. Visiting knights are always welcome
S. S. VOSS O. O.
J. rOUCART M Of F. andK. Of R. S
O R M Meets every Tuesday night in K.
visiii:
O
IK of P. tali. Vlalllnr-
come. M- H. CHERRY Chief of IU cords.
G
nTHRlK Lodsre No. S. I. O. O. P. meets
Monday night oi each wees at 7:su. v la
in
Hint Odd Fellows always welcome
P. W. lUTTERIIUSCU N. O
Q W. HRDCE Sec'y lock box 170.
OKLAHOMA Encampment No. 1. 1. O. O. F
J meets every Tuesday evening In Odd
?.w:su. ah vis
Wanamaknr Open tbo Fight.
L.ANCASTI3U l'a. March 17. Kx-
Postmaster General John Wanamakor
opened his gubernatorial campaign In
tlio court house hero last night with a
ringing speech In denunciation of
"boss- rule" which ho declares exists
In this state under the domination of
United States Senator Quay and his
partisans.
BOKn3 ARE PROUD.
i I
Anil It' Uin Klml of 1'rlile Tlmt Isn't
at Alt PrtHliictWf.
The dniightor of Uio South African
Iloer lmist not become n domestic
wrvant except on condition of liming
her meals With the family. "If my
child 1b not good enough for your 'a-
ble she shall not lire in your house"
snld a father. A poor woman with
drew her son from an o 111 re because ho
was learning Rome duty- which sno
deotnotl menial and "thank Hod" said
Bho "my family never yet did any
slavery of that kind." A gentleman
whom 1 knew secured employment on
tho railway for n young fellow as por-
ter. On the very first request of a
pasienger to lend a hand with lttggagu
ho replied Indignantly "What do you
tnko me for? Do you think 1 am a
Kaffir?" These poor folks cannot for-
get that they once had forma and wore
Independent. For two cenUirle tliey
compolled the sorvlce of a lower race
and now they would rather atarvo
than work "like a Kaffir." For varloim
reasons they have lot their landg. and
It 1b a bitter cry that Is being raised
throughout South Africa that theao
lands are passing into the bends of
strangers nnd the erstwhile landed
gentry of the country are fnco to faeo
with the dread alternative "work or
Btarve."
Iowa SAvIng Hank Fall.
Sioux Citv Iowa March 17. Tho
Homo Savings bank a small Institu-
tion closed its doors yostorday and is
now in tho hands of a rucelvor. As-
sets aro plncml at 5100000. with liabil-
ities of SSO.O00 of whloh SSd.OOO are
school funds.
Ho-Xo-llao for Fifty Ccnta
Guaranteed tobneco habit ours mattes weak
moo strouc blood pure E0e.tl. All druecttts.
OCEAN GREYHOUNDS SAFE.
Tlipy Hill Full Tliruiifc-J-. Any Itouch
Si-n Without Snrloin Injury.
From the New York Times: Tlie
establishment of a new record for n
day's run at sea by tbe Kaiser Wlllielm
der Crosse suggests one or two con-
siderations pertinent to ocean travel-
ers ng to the Influence of size and
power on tho safety and comfort of
trans-Atlantic transportation. Snllor-
mon nro fond ot saying that n good
Bailing ship of 1000 tons burden Is ns
safe as any big steamer nllont. A
staunch well found ship of thnt ton-
nage or oven less will when properly
prepared nnd skillfully handled ride
out as hard a gale as the "roaring
forties" can produce. Hut she must do
It by heaving to and sufTer herself to
bo driven to leeward. A big power-
ful stenmor like the Kaiser Wllhelm
der Grosso may possibly have to "slow
down" but sho will koop on her course
and thunder headlong Into a. furious
sea with Impunity. Old Ocean hurl-
ing his monster storm waves of 30 or
36 feet In height at a speed ot some-
thing liko thirty miles nn hour against
her whllo she is proceeding nt 12 or
16 knots ngatnst them Is powerless to
do her serious Injury. IJut it must be
mighty uncomfortablo for passengers.
A ship can not be hit by several thou-
sand tons of water nt a projectile force
of forty-five miles an hour without
giving her passengers a tromendoua
shaking up. Yot tho longth nnd depth
of such a ship mako her steadier In a
seaway than a smaller vosoJ. And she
Is across the sea and through It all In
a porlod as short as that tnkon by the
smaller ship In good wonthor. Tho
theory of seafaring man Is that tho
moro quickly they cross the ocean tho
sofer tho voyage.
Is tho Carlo Albrrto Our 7
London March 17. According to a
special dispatch from Home Admiral
llrln tho Italian minister of marlno
in on ambiguous reply in the chamber
of deputies gave tho linprosslon thnt
the United States had purchased the
armored cruiser Carlo Alberto.
Custom Ilecdpt.
Washington March 17. Tho re-
ceipts from cv.toms yestcrdny
amounted to 81.31U.737. This Is the
highest point by noarly SS03000 that
the customs hasroached since tho new
tariff act went into effect.
THE GAME OF MANCALA.
I'Ujcl In Afrlrn Ilmnlttir. .lava C'njlim
Syria noil Fulminn.
The game of msnrala may he said to
iJ the national game of Afrlci ms
Good Wolds. It Is mnic clKCly assn-
'ialcil with thnt continent it Is found
among all the tribes and Is an evidence
of the essential unity th.it undcilles all
the African races. Among the Abya-
slnians It is played by all iassn from
the kin to the peasant It li the fa-
voiite nmupement of the nrgioes nt
llenlu on the west coast It is well
known among the natives of Bombay
In Jan. In Ceylon. In the Maldlve Is-
lands and In the Malay peninsula. In
jtyrta and Palestine cup-marked
stones used in this game are nut In-
frequently found in old ruins. It la
played by the Druses with holes made
In a plank of wood; and this Is the
common form of the Instrument In Je-
rusalem and throughout 8rla where
It may be seen continually played in
the cafes by the Visitors. The children
In Kgypt. Nubia and Syria play It in
holes excavated In the ground; and
when two travelers meet on the way
they frequently rest and extemporise
a board of holes dug In the hard path
and proceed to play with the pebbles
they gather on the spot. In Palestine
and ICgypt shells are used In the game
that are brought from the shores of
the lied sea while In Damascus peb-
bles are employed which pilgrims col-
lect In a certain valley on the way
home from Mecca Oaniei of h isard are
prohibited by tbe'Moh-immpdan relig-
ion. But mancala is considered a game
of fate or skill and is therefore toler-
ated; and In all likelihood It Is dif-
fused by the pllgrlmnges from Mecca
throughout the Mohammedan world to
the utmost limits of Arab culture. The
iipgrois eairied It to America fratn
their old African abodes; and at fjils
day it Is a common amusement among
the negroes of Son Domingo. Thore is
a little Syrian colony In Washington
street. New York among whom this
game may be frequently seen played
on n board with two rows of holes with
a handful of shells or pebbles as a link
with their distant homes.
Everybody Bays Bo.
JuRcarcts Candy Cathartic tho most won-
derful medical discovery of tho ngc picas-
nut ind lufreshlnc to tho tnBto nctgont'y
and positively on kldnoys liver nnd bowoln
cleansing tho entire system dlspol colds
euro iioiulnolio ff-. or linbitunl constipation
and blltausjofts. l'leaso buy -and try a box
of (J.C.t). to-dny; 1085 60 cents. HoMaud
guaranteed to euro by all druifUlst-
THEIRS FOR BOO YEARS.
Fellows hall
welcome
H. L. STROUQH. Scribe
All vfsltlng patriarchs
A. ICRElJS O. P.
HARTRANFT Circle No. 3 Ladles of the
U A it. MecU first and third week of
every month In Masonic Hall. Visitors are
cordially invited.
KLIZAIIKTII STROUQH Prcs.
LOUISA QILUERT Soc.
HARTRANIT TOST No. S.O. A. R. -Meets
on first and third Saturdays In each
month at 7 3U p. m in probate court room.
V 1st ting comrades always welcome.
J O. FOSTER. 1 C.
M L. MOCK Adjutant.
MUTUAL UENEFIT TO LADIES. We
furnish employment procure help; buy
sell or exchange fancy articles novelty
gOoJs periodicals etc.
WOUEN'S INFORMATION UUREAU
Room 20 Lynn Ulnck
Cor. Harrison and Division
OKLAHOMA
late Gazetteer
Frll Fort Foe In "t.at Chance" Minn.
CAitTKnvti.i.B Mo. March 17. James
Wostfall fell forty foot In tho Last
Chance mine this afternoon and was
Instantly klllod. llo was 5u years old.
nnd leaves a wife and several grown
children.
nilarato Tour Ilowels With Cmraret
Candy CnUiartle. cure constipation former
ttki.tto. ltacc fall druicelsu refund tnonfy
First publlsh'd In Tho Daily Leader
March 17. 189S.
Liquor Notice.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Howe has this day tiled till potltlon to
rotall malt spirituous and vlneous liq-
uors In Marshall Logan county Oklaho-
ma and that unless objection ho uleil un
cr boforo tho 30th day of March A. D.
1808 said potltlon will bo granted.
Guthrie Okla . March 10 1808.
K. Kujiktt StkwAut
kal County Clerk.
llow Unvernincnt Regulate.
If an American citizen ot even fifty
yonrs ago who had known nothing of
what has gono on In tho mean time
was suddonly to become a resident of
any ono of our American cities now
he would he amazed at the Increased
scope of govornment. Whereas the
government formerly collected his
taxes brought in his letters and
guarded his property he would llnd
now that It touches him at every polut
In his dally life and "regulates" him
to a degree that ho had nover dreamed
af. Tho astonishing Increase In the
scope ot government Is forcibly ex-
plained In an article In the Atlantic
Monthly by Professor Ilugeue Want
uaus.li. of the Harvard law school.
Don't Tolicco Spit ana SnioleTourUfo Ansy.
1o quit tobacco qaxCy ami forovor Lo mag-
netic lull of life bene ami vigor talio No-To
Uac.thowondvi uurl.rr tlmt maUis .culcjnc"
strong. All druslbUK)corll. Curotuarac
tccd Uoultlct und sitnplo free. Address
Htorllnc Ucincily to. Chk-aco or New Voile
Farm In Norway Which Ha Ilecu Owned
by Ono Family Mnro 13H1.
Tho Freeman of Wobster City Iowa
says: "Last Saturday morning J. 13.
Sogard received a remarkably Interest-
ing document from Chrlstlanla Nor-
wuy nnd otiu which ho prizes ery
highly it enmo from the government
museum at Chrlstlanla nnd Is an exact
copy of two deeds of very ancient date
tho original deeds huvlng been pre-
served and placed on exhibition In the
museum. The deous aro r a certain
farm which tho Sogard family has pos-
sessed for conturlos nnd upon which
two of his brothers Simon of Wcb-
stor City nnd John of Iowa City - were
born. The first deed Is dated July 1
1381 or more than 600 years ago. A
hotter realization of the age of this
deed Is had when It Is remembered
that ths Sognrd family was in posses-
sion of the farm more than 100 years
before ColumlntB discovered America
and It Is probable that their ownership
dates much farther back than Is shown
by this deed. The later Instrument
was executed In 1618 nearly seventy-
live years before the landing of the pil-
grim fathers at Plymouth." A gentle-
man from a neighboring town tells
the Troy Times that he has seen the
ancient document alluded to but was
uuablo to read it as It Is written In the
Norwegian language. He ndds that
tho property is in the town of oalen
noar the town of Hamar. and thai the
largest city near the plao Is Chrls-
tlanla and that the document states It
Is given In the reign or King uaKon
by the grace oi
and Sweden.
Mothers!
fpiindiscom-
I foils anil
A dangers of
chtld-lmthcnn
be almost en-
tirely avoided
WitieofCnrdul
rcl leves ex
pectant moth-
ers. It cives
tonetothegen-
itnlorgans.aiul puts them iu
condition to do
ViL
their work
perfectly. That makes prec-
unncy les9 painful shortens
labor and hastens recovery after
child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
Mni
hti9 nlso brought happiness to
thousands of homes barren for
J'cars. A few doses often brings
oy to loving hearts that looff
for n darling baby. No woman
should neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wino
of Cardul. Ji.oo per bottle
Fer tdvlea In cases requlrlnr pecll
directions midrets sltlne symptomi
Ihe Ladles' Advisory Department.
The Chattanooga Medklns Co. Chalta-
nooca Tenn.
Mrs. LOUISA HAtl.
of Jerrerton Ct. layu
"When I first look Wlno of Cardul
w had been married three yean hut
could not have any children. Nine
months later I had a One girl baby."
SOT
tho llatllo ii f tlio Htriitiar.
Under tho nboe title Ullliert l'arku
begins In the Atlantic a new serial
which promises to surpass in lntcre.u
and vigor even his Seats of tho Mighty
which attracted so much attention
when It appeared In tho Atlantic. The
sreno of tho opening chapter is the
romantic and historic Island of Jer-
sey during the troubled times near the
close of tho last century; the render's-
nttention Is nt onco enlisted and th.
subsequent chapters will ho Impu
tlenlly nwnltod.
TO OUKB A UOLU IN UNH DAY
Tako Laxative ltromo Quinine Tabids
All druggists rotund tho tnonoy if It
falls to euro t5o. Tho gonuino has
L. 11. Q. on each tablot.
LIFE INSURANCE
Unlike Aiij Ollior.
Convertible Option Policies
Willi Mini led I'ayniontB.
A form of Insurance improved In the
light of modern experience having all
tho merits of tho oldor plans ot life
lnstirnnoe wlnlo Invested wtlh th
virtues of o.xaot oquity In thoevontof
early death
Hiraplc In Terms. Liberal
Conditions.
The
most valuable feature
the provision for
in
is
Additional Benefits
Should dcatli occur during the
period selected.
In the Event of Dcatli During
Ten Years
A $1000 Policy Guarantees
$2000 with Cumulative Ad-
ditions of $10 each year.
Policies are Non-iorfeitablo Af-
ter Three Years.
The
Connecticut Indemnity
Association.
Watorbury Conn.
Agonts wanted
Indian Territory.
for Oklahoma and
T. J. LOWE Mnnngor.
UKMHMHKU this advertisement l of
Interest to you who have friends resting
In the tomb. It is a home ostnullshment
shipping direct from tho quarries marble
ami grnnltn nnd manufacturing In this
city. Foreign agents ihow you n large
fine picture and ask you to sign a binding
order for a poor design nnd grndo nt dou-
ble prlco. covering their wegos and ex-
pontics. Think of It! wo will titipitcato
any of their work from 80 to 50 per cent
loss. All tho work done. In the (liithrln
rontotory somo weighing upward of two
tons was dono by in. Notice tho namo
cut on tho basos.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION f
25c 50c safttlsMBl3
ALL
DRUGGISTS
Feb.
First l'obllsbed In tho Dally Leader
reoriiarv is isos.
lSolfro Tor L'ubllcntlon.
i.nna omee at (liithrlo Okla
1 1 imn
Nrilcn Is hereby glvon that the follow
Ing-eiamnd settler has filed notice of her I
Intmillon to make flnal proof in support
of her claim fcnd that said proof will bo
made before the register and receiver U
S. land oftlce at Guthrie Okla. on March
18. 18W. vlt:
..Klla II Donaldson formerly Ella II
Watts for lots 3 and 4 and o hfswqr
vvm iv fcw m r w.
She names tho following wltnosaes to
prove her continuous resldi nee upon and
tnltlvstlon of said Iniid vlt:
Henry Ilower and Zacharlnh Fetty of
A. ' X' ' l'"KO i . nimpson ana :
onnries n. uook or sowaru O T
4W1 A. N J. Onoon lleglstor.
First published In Dally Leader Febru-
ary 8 19(R.
Notlco for l'nblicnUon.
Iand Ofllce at Quthrio O. T February
Notice li hereby glvon that tho following-named
settler hns (lied notlco of his
intention to make 9nnl proof in support
ot h s claim and thatfald proof will bo
made Wore reirlstnr nnd receiver at
Uutlirlu O T. on March 15. If OS v'z
Klchard Momon for those or sec 3d tp
IB rle
Ho nstnes tho followlnir wltnnsin.4 tn '
prove his continuous lasldencr upon nnd
culllvatlnn of said I a ml vU:
Henry ltowser. Walter f hapmon
Ileuben Harris Leonard Ford all of
Tohse O. T.
41W A. N. J. Crook Ueglstcr.
lint published in Tho Dally Loador
Maroh 13 1893.
Llijnor Notice.
To Whom It Jlay Concern-
Notice Is hereby given that Fred W
itltterbusch has this day filed his potltlon
to retail spliltuotis vinous and malt
liquors In Outhrlo Logan county Okla-
homa and that unloss objection bo (tied
on or Iwforo tho 28th day of Marrh A I)
1108 said petition will bo granted
Uulhrh-i Okla . March 11 1898.
It. Kmmrtt Stmvaut
1k.vi.J County Clerk
J
Guthrie Bicycle
Repair Shop
105 N. FIRST ST.
All kinds of difficult Bicycle
repairing. First class Vul
canizing work done by an
expert.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
PRICES LOW.
Agents for Willis' wheels.
Ten rew wheels for rent.
Give us a call.
OPEN EVENINGS
TtTTTT
BOLLHOFF & SADDLER
I.THE LEADER'S OFFER!
Qod king ot Norway
Tn Cum Conatliatlnii Torovrr.
Talio ("mcnrctH I'uuilv Catliartlo. tOo orS5a
1( (J C. C. tu.l to cure. UruKi:"ta ri.(unil munuv
AND
Business Directory.
1897-98.
VOLUME 1.
Compiled and Published by
G. W. McMILLEN.
Contalnln
city town.
; ac alphabetical list of every
mage ana uaiuiei in UKianoma.
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omitted. Under each also alphabetically
arranged will appear the name oi every
business man or arm All the names will
appvar again classified according to occupa-
tion Tbe publication will also contain of-
ficial directories statistical tables and other
features that will make It an invaluable
book of reference to every merchant tnanu
facturer proffessional man and shipper in
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rivers etc. correctly located. The other side shows an equally good map of the -world:
statistics on the population cities capitals rivers mountains product business etc
a veritable photograph of what you want to know.
IT SHOULD HE IN EYKIIY I10MK. Equally valuable to adults and school chil-
dren. Information derived during leisure hours will have more labting effect than forced
study at school. During the past year we have had tuteresting news from Alaska (the
map shows all latest features). Armenia India Japan China (ireece Turkey etc.
Sooner or later every part ol the map will teach you aomething. It has ust been
HKYISKD to show all new railroads etc up to date. Kach side is wld by the publishers
at $5 when mounted on cloth but we have secured a special edition prluted on extra
heavy map paper with sticks ready to hang and are thus enabled to make the following
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
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Leader; or we will send it by prepaid express to any address in the territory on receipt
of $1.00. Secure one at once. You should have it in your o0!ce and home.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 92, Ed. 1, Friday, March 18, 1898, newspaper, March 18, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74181/m1/3/: accessed April 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.