The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 324, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 22, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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"OFFICIAL UMUAM OF OLAKHOMA DBMOCRACY-Of FICIAL STATE FAPER-OFFICB OF PUDLICATtON HARniSON AVBNUB.
VOLUME 12
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA. TUTRSOYV HJVENWG JUNE 22 1899.
NUMBER 824
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. . . THE JEWELER
116 OKLA. AVENUE
Has just received a fine assortment of New Goods.
EVERYTHING FIRST-GLASS
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PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
ALL GOODS fcAERAKTED 10
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Paper Your
Have tlit house look fresli and cheejy.
It can be done at little cost. Many prom
inent people are now selecting from our
hue of samples worlc to be done later
on They j-et the first selections 3fthe
newest spring patterns many of which
cannot be duplicated later in the season
as all paper mills close May l.
We will take pleasure in showintr von
our stock at any tune whether you arc ready to pur-
chase or not. it will help 3'ou to decide later on and
we feel confident when you do it will be in our favor.
See our papers at from 6c to 10c a roll.
We have employed an expert Decorator and will
hang your paper at the lowest possible price consist-
ent with first-class guaranteed work.
JOST HKCE1VEU A COMPLETE LINE OF
WHITING'S FASHION ABLIB STATIONERY
rem LADIES' USE.
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Hammock Croquet and Base Ball Supplies
1 M-w i.im.s .11 i iu:ci:ivrii
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DRUG BOOK &
VICTOR BLOCK -
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J W Mt-NKAL President
Guthrie National Bank.
Capital $00000.
Hoard I of Directors JAMK.-l STRATTON FHANIC DALB.
In addition to officers ot bank D T 1LYNN J K.COTTINUHAM
W. J HORSPALL Cashier.
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Oklahoma (Weekly) Lender
Farm Journal for five 3 ears
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The price is reduced from
homa Leader for one year and Farm Jo'-nrl for five w
If years fpr only '6 ceutb Thj3 offer liold gopu ru-il S
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J LEADER
NEVER TOLD g
About our liuu of. .. fS
MCII and
Women's
Half Shoes.
We have Shoes that are up to date
In style quality honest and relia-
ble and at prices that are way
lit I ow our competition
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Santa Fe Watch Inspector
BE AS REPHESENTED.
OKLAHOMA TO SELECT FllOM.
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A J SKAY Vice President
Surplus $10000
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PRINTING CO Quturle Okla. J
STARTLING
Figures in Regard to the War
in the Philippines are
Given Out.
Scripps-McRao League.
New York June 88. Tho World this
morning' prints a Washington special
giving startling figures of the cost of
the war in the Philippines. Tho arti-
cle states that sisty-threo million dol
lars and the lives of 601 men is the
price paid thus far for the advantage
gained in luzon besides O.SOOsoldicrs
wounded and many times that number
made invalids It declares that the
cost of the nrmy in the Philippines Is
two hundred and i ighty thousand dol-.
lars a day and of tnonuvy ten thous-
and a day.
MWERWILL OUT
A Sistor Alter 2!) Years of
Silence Accuses Her Broth-
er of a Crime.
Paris Mo. June 22 Word was re
colYed horo yesterday stating that
Sheriff Simmons of Wichita Kansas
had received a letter from Mrs. Cor-
nelia Street of Shawnee Oklahoma
accusing her brother Alexander Jes-
ter of a Imurdcr committed in this
county in 1871 a oritno which his
been one of the unsolved mysteries
The letter which Sheriff Simmons
received reads as follows:
' I wish to mako a statement to you
in regard to my brother whoso name
Is Alexander J eater who was arrested
near Valley Center Kansas. In the
the year of 1671 May 2 for killing a
young man for his team watcn and
olothlng The murder was committed
in Missouri near Warrensburg. My
brother was arrested for murdering
this young man audi know of my
own (personal knowledge that he is
guilty of the charge Ho was given a
preliminary heariug in Wichita and
wob sent to Missouri near where tho
crime was committed and broke jail
He Is my own brother and I want htm
punished for that crime hoping you
can aud will find on the dockets his
preliminary hearing and will notify
officers of the county where the mur-
der was committed My brother is
living here in Shawnee and Is known
by the name of W. II Hill. Hoping
to hear from you In reply very re-
respeetfully Convfci.iA Street."
Story of tlie Crime
The letter Is ln"error regarding the
place of its committal the name of
the murdered man or boy as he was
was then and tho place where Jester
confined in jail The crime was
committed or is supposed to have been
committed near Middle Urove this
county about fourteen miles south-
west of here aud an indictment
against Jester bearing date of No-
vember 1C 1871 Is still on the records
o' this county.
In the fall of 1670 Gilbert dates a
j'oung man started from southwestern
Kansas lor nis limine near Alton ill.
He wrote his parents that he was in
company with a man named Alcxan
der Jester and that ne had with him
a buffalo calf a deer and an antelope.
His parents heard from him regularly
until he reached Middle Qrove this
county on the old Hannibal und Glas-
gow road. Here all trace of him was
lost His father came hero and spent
a great deal of money investigating
the case and finally captured Jester.
When caught Jester had the young
man's watch and the antelope skin
vest. Ho had sold the wagon and
team in Illinois end was making his
way back up tho Missuri river to Kan-
sas. Do was brought back to Paris
for trial and placed in jail and a chain
of circumstantial evidence wrought
about him by V. L. Pitts now state
trcasuier then sheriff of this county
that almost Insured a death penalty.
Ho was given a preliminary hearing
and Indicted for murder in the first
degree. A. M. Alcxandor who was
afterwards a member of congress from
this district was then prosecuting at-
torney for this county. A change of
venue was focured to Mexico. Mo. A
lynching party of several hundred
men was orcanuou nut the o ill en la
getting wind of it hurried tho prison
er oil in tne mgnt to Mexico where he
subsequently broke jail and escaped.
nothing naving over been heard of
him from that time until this
Hotly Win Never Touuit.
The young man'N oouy was never
found. It is supposed by manv that
Jester cut a hole In the ice and put
nun in tne crcou now known
as '
Allen's creek near Middle Grove. The
night on which the murder was com-
mitted was a very cold one in Janu-
ary 1871 and tUere was bdo-v on the
ground two feet deep lilood was
found at differont places where the
wagon stopped Many think that the
body oi tne aeaa noy was covered up
in the wagon and left at Wctmore i
Clssoll'a livery barn on the night that
Jester passed through Paris. Search
was made lor tne body but to no
avail The parents of Gates spent
utmost a fortune in the search and
plowed up acres of ground In futile
attempts to find the body. There
wr no motive Unown for the murder
except robbery
Some of the countv'6 most prominent
men were summoned as witnesses and
jurors .Jany of the older
citizens
recall tho del- Us of this ghastly crime
as tnougn it uappened yesterday.
Jecter who is now 80 ye rs of age
la known in Shawnee i W H Hill
tfheritf Simmons it is undert.oou baa
requested the Oklahoma officers to
rre&t Jester
The frleudb of W H. Coylo are Gpn-
Blderio ' the advisability of runnlcf
him .or assessor next trip
Girl wantad rt the Cottage hotel at
once MBi A UtfCKVAW
REPORTS
Concerning Death and Disease
Among our Soldiers are
Not Encouraging
Scripps-McRae League
Washington June 28 Latest re-
ports concerning deaths and diseatd
among our soldiers are not onoourag-
lng. Otis wired today ' Hospital
ship Relief loft for San Francisco to-
day with 250 sick "
Brooke's report from Cuba shows
two more deaths from ynllow fever.
W. II. COYLE'S VOHK.
Thruuch III KfTorta SIUT.OOII iirn Aililml
to tlm AMPmurnt I.lt
The filing of tho affidavit of W II
Coylo beforo the Logan county com-
missioners in which ho gavo a list of
names whom ho alleged were not as-
sessed properly or at a just and fair
assessment created quite a stir and
the result has been that about S107.000
has been added to the taxabln wnnlti.
of Guthrlo alone.
Some nro disposed to orltielso Mr.
Coylo for Inaugurating the movement
but this is unjust and the result of
this increase in tho taxable wealth
both for the present aud future years
will be to have people givo in their
personal property to the assessor with
more care and regard to tho actual
amount and when this is dono there
will be less difficulty in the way of
meeting Interest on the public debt
Not only this but when it is undor-
stood that all aro jjlvlriir ln.tholr nron.
erty nccordlng to the letter of the law
there will bo little or no attempt to
evade the law by a falluro to report It
correctly to tho assessor as has been
too ouen uone in the ptst
Tho law says tho assessment shall
be made according to tho actual cash
volue of tho property aud right hore
Is where tho difficulty arises and the
valuation must be determined Lotwcon
the owner and the assessor and where
they cannot agreo the nssossor must
fix tho valuation. This however is
not the case whore money bonds
notes and instruments of writing fix
the valuation. They sneak for them-
selves and a falluro to list such prop-
erty with the assessor Is too plain an
evaBlou of tho law to require com-
ment The capital city has taken ths ini-
tial step now let other cities and
counties look into the subject an1 soo
that all boar their just and fair pro-
portion of taxation and tho bunions
on the public will bo greatly lessened
throughout tho territory.
The county commissioners closed
their lubors aud adjourned yeatordoy
unuruuuu
ANOTJIKHUAILUOAD.
To Hun Thruiieli Wwililtu Cuntcriuid .11111
CountUx
Articles of Incorporation were filed
today In tho office of territorial Socro
tary Jenkins by the Washita Valley
railway company of Oklahoma The
object of tho corporation is to build
erect and maintain a standard guuge
ralleoad from some point on tho
Chlckasha extension of tho Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific railroad north
and west through tho counties of
Washita Custer and Mills in Oklaho-
ma thence northerly and vesterly to
some suitable terminal with au esti-
mated length in Oklahoma of 100 miles
The principal place of business of said
corporation to be at Cloud Chief Ok.
The capital stock of tho corporation Is
one hundred thousand dollars In one
thousand shares of $100 each.
The corporation Is to exist for a term
of twenty five years. Tho directors
and officers are. F. T. Cook presi-
dent J. H. Oalton vice president; W
II. Doan. treasurer W. H. II. Cran-
ford secretary. Henry N. Kerry gen-
eral attorney all of Cloud Chlof.
Mul'.all r: UutUri at Itlatut I'urK Tomor-
row The Mulhall base ball club will
measure bats with the Guthrie teum
on the Island park grounds tomorrow
at 3:30 p. m. This will bo an interest
lng match and oach team will go onto
tho grounds with tho assurance of
leaving It the victors. LovarB of base
ball should not miss Vhla interesting
bat.
Dewey at Ceylon.
Scripps-McRae League.
Colombo Ceylon June 22. Admlrul
Dewey arrived here on the Olympla
this morning.
iienrlt.
A great benefit sale Is now going on
at the Rush Dry Goods Store. Profit
arc not considered In this sale. Every
thing goes for the benefit and profit of
the customer. Sale will commence nn
Tuesday June 20th and will continue
for two weefcs following are a few
of the attractions
10 yards Manila lawn the very
latest for 25c
10 yards of the very latest checked
and shaded stripes for 35c.
White dimity checks and strip.-!
plenty of thematic per yard.
JO yards good shirting for 35c.
Good apron checks 4Kc per ytrd.
New arrival of those fine lawns at
15 and 20c. We will continue the sale
on them at 10c per yard.
Music folios all kinds esoh 20c.
Sheet music 5000 sheets each 3c
Visit the Rush durlnir this sale and
iron will be convinced that wo am
I doing just what we say. Remember
our bargain
counter runs all cround
Tux Rush
the ktora.
.Voile
r'ue -nnul conjresfttlonal rue tlng
of thu 'irst Presbyie-lan churc of
Guthrie for tbd elecJonot e'ders nd
trustees and the trrnsactbi of other
nsinesa nertalnln to .he -frirs o
the church will be held ""uesdry Ton-
sn JuneS7th 1 Sjjitu 01 k.
Read the L.:rder'L great -art Jcur
nrU's prjr.e og;r
TANUS
Resigns as King of Samoa-
Provisional Government
Established
Scripps-McRae League.
Washington. June 22.--Secretary of
State has recciTed a dispatch from
Bartlett Tripp commissioner at Sa-
moa saying that peace Is matured In
tho island The commission has sus-
tained the decision of chief justice
Chambers In tho contested case of the
election of king and Mallota Tanus
lias resigned Tho kingtblp is to bo
abolished and a orovlslonal govern!
tnent established
EEPORT
Of tho Dcntli of Dreyfus Is No
.11 oro (linn a Humor.
ScrlppsMcltae League.
Paris Juno 92. The report that
Dreyfus had died on tho cruiser Sfax
en route for Hrest is puro rumoi of the
wildest kind
A New KnllroHil.
Sedan Kansas Juno 20. Thera Is a
movement to have tho Caney Valley
" nine which is a urancn of the
Missouri Pacific from Roper on tho
main lino to this Dlaco.cxtonded south
torn horo through tho Osago country
uua UKiaiiomo. As proposed tho road
will pass through Elirln. Kiinm: P.w.
huska theOaage capital and will ex-
tend through Oklahoma. It will pass
wiruugu sevorai goou sized towns and
will open up a lino agricultural and
stock rulslng section which is waiting
for railroad fuc'litlcs to become more
illicitly populated This section la
tributary to no railroad at present and
tho people are determined to have a
lino of road through their country
Tho pcoplo have presented tho matter
to tho Missouri Pacific officials and
they soeut to bo In favor of tho exten-
sion. A party of surveyors " will go
over tho proposed line this week and
will report on It.
SCItU'PB-M'llA.K HUIjLETINS.
The yellow fever among the marines
hi iiavana nas occu stamped out
Tho transport Crook is loading at
Havana in preparation for her voyage
to Manila.!
M Waldeck-Roiisseau has formally
accepted tho task of constructing the
now Fronoli cabinot.
News has been reuolved froin Hol-
glum of the raising of the prohibition
ff tho importation of American neat
oattlo.
Tho salvagers who have taken
charge of tho steamer Paris are pro-
paring to relloat tho vessel at tho end
of this week when there will be a re-
currence of the high spring tide.
Concerning tho report that Miss
Daisy Loiter is cngaircd to tho earl of
Suffolk her father L. Z. Letter says:
"We do not know anything about it
and do not believe It Is trim."
Governor Ahumnda of Chihuahua
will attend tho rough riders' reunion
at Las Vegas as President Diaz's per
sonal reprcHcntatlvo. Several rough
riders have already arrived at Las
Vegas.
The London Mission society received
a cablegram announcing the safety ot
Rev. and Mrs. Phillip aud Miss Sears
English missionaries reported to
have been massacred in the province
of Ngan Hwoi China.
Captain Oco K Raymond who has
been tlm Pennsylvania company's
agent at pier in North River Now
York City for 50 yoars is doad. His
physicians hsv ho died of a broken
hoart eauied by tho death of his
daughter last weok.
State or Ohio Cm ofToledo I
Lucas County. j88'
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is tho senior partner of the firm ot F.
J Chonay fc Co. doing business in the
city of Toledo county aud state afore-
said and that said firm will pay tho
bum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for esoh and every caBe of catarrh
that cannot be cured by tho use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Fkank J. Cheney.
Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed
In my presence this Oth day of Decem-
ber A. . 1880.
AW. Glcaso-
8 f Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally and acts directly on tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for trstimonials free
F J. Cuesey & Co. Toledo O.
5T3old by druggists 75 cents.
Tlie Gnatett LMng Han
If to be talked about written up In
the papers publicly exhibited jollied
and lionized constitute greatness why
that is ono thing. The world Is full
of great men. The greatest living
jockey Is Tod Sloane. without ques-
tion The greatest sailor is Dower
The greatest living soldier is Kitche
ner of Kuaitoum. Tne greatest living
writer is uuuyaru tripling tub great-
est financier Is J. Plerpont Horgun
The greatest living railroad man Is
Frank Thomson. The greoteot IJv'jg
merenant U John Wrmcmcker. The
reateet llvln politick n It Richard
Crohn r The Te.est llvlD" jn-cula
tor is J Plerpont Morgan The great-
est living banker is J. Plerpont Mor-
gan Morgan has more wys of bolnp
the -reatest than an otb r ki w
know. Exchange.
II. E.
Asp of
liuckner
the Santa Fe and
are iir Oklahoma
oocooooo
LJJLtiLH COMPANY
h closing out its stock ot Wallpaper below
cost to make room for n new fall stock. Now
v is your chance to paper your house.
We have reduced the price of everything in
our stoie in the way of Drugs Drug Sundries
Paints Oils Hammocks Croquets Blank
Books Soaps and everything that is kept-
in a first-class drug store.
Come rnd let me make you prices.
a r: renfro
ODDOSitO Postufllce.
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ILL HEALTH
Causes Miss Nellie Hlitylns ol
Wichita (o Tula) Her liife.
Scrlpps-McKao League.
Wichita Kas. Juno Misa Nullio
Slaving stenographer of tho National
Rank of Commerce was found In the
office of tho bank this morning with a
bullet hole In her head und rovolver
by her side. Ill health was supposed
to be the cause
HEC0J11NU MORAL.
Hicurc. ftdu the United MIhIvh Miimlml'.
OMcu HIiom' it Decrrniin In thu Co it
of Juitli n In OltlithouiH
Cashier M. O. Hillings of tho U. 8.
marshal's office has tabulated a state-
ment showing tho cost of tho ilopart
ment of justlco for tho fiscal year ond-
lng Juno 30 Tho d abursainonta ly
tho marshal aro 563500 dlvtdod as
follows. Fos und expenses $11600;
fpes aud jurors 810000 fees of wit-
nesses 14575 support of prlkuuors
810350; pay of bailiffs 52200 tnUccl-
laneous expenditure s janitors salary
dockets and briefs i 7
In tho early days of Oklahoraii.
crime was rampant and criminal
docked to the territory In large num-
bers claiming Unit this was tholr
Eldorado and tho cost of exterminat
ing that class of people was enormous.
Tho marshal' office would for tome
years show an cxpenso f $.100 000. oo
'PVw. l.lr. .ltW........ I.. .1
IIU uK lllllDltTUtu 111 lilt UXICUM OI
tho marshal's ofllco In the onrlv days
and now Is explained by thu tact that
tho territory Is rid of tho bad element
All tho noted outlaws have boon put
to perpetual sleep.
Tlm following amount is Indenend-
ent from the above figures and Is paid
by check Issued at Washington and
covers court house uunrters. lnarahnl'M
salary and ofilco doputlen tho five
judges the district attornoy and dep-
uties which makes about tMO.OiK)
added to the SS3.50O makes nn iiL'L'ro-
gate of 893 500. Tho field deputy
marshals aro paid feos und tho ex
pense of tho district olorks .rlth tho
expenses of their offices are nald out
of fees collected by them. Thane of
fices are self supnortincr and do not
cost the territory or tho United States
government anything.
MEIjANUK
Goat meat for Juicy mutton don't
o.
This Is thu longost
duy of the year
1896.
Great big blusblncr cherries on werv
hand.
Tho
building boom rushed right
along.
Ripe youni uhlukona are cotninir in
to the tnarkot with u rush.
Peach season It oneninir un and hoon
will tlcklo tho palate with a iulcv
message
Ono hundred aud btii thousand
dollars Is no slouch for this uity lo pick
up in these piping timet ot peace
Thinks Not.
Scrlpps-Mcltae League
Washington Juno 23. Assistant
Secretary of war Meikeljohn auys ha
does not think Miles will b sent to.
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plnes.
bemitor Uonnaii.
Scrlpps McRae League.
Laurel Md. June . Senator Gor-
man is ill with liver trouble lis will
be taken to a eummar rwort u soon
as he can travel.
Kecoverinu.
Scrlppi-Mcltae Lea g at
Vienna Juno S3. Km per or
Joseph Is recoveriun fB hU
Fran
lllot
and will soon be
able to reitimt hi
duties.
New Aiinlvuidary.
Scrlpp.-McKac League '.
New York dune tli-vrhe municipal
counull -dopted a resolution making
July 3 a holiday In uommsmvrslion of
tho first anniversary of the battle f
Santiago
fit. hi CAuu(uui lux ml Ay
For the above occasion He will m-U
round t lp tickets Winfield for oue
tare tor tno round trip. Tickets on
I'ickeu
saUJu e 10 t. 80 goou
ooll lo I
roturn
P
'iludinir July 1st. 13 Wo Con
faaeogo Ja o direction
A J. roRKlNa. '
Agent Sant. Fe Routef
toaM.in
tlfirMkj
3Uft'
.206 Oklahoma Avenue.
SITUATION
Hecomlng Critical In the PhllJ
lupines Through Losses
ami DlsuuBo.
Scrlppa-McRao League.
Mud rid. Juno 2 -Manila dispatches
rooelved hero say the American sltua
tlouMa bosoming critical through
lowea and disability from disease
'Ilia dispatches say fresfc troops aro
badly ueedod
Hnvmtnviiiti Champ Clark
Prof A. II. Limerick Secretary of ho
Winfield Chautauqua Asembly
Uonr Sir Permit me to congratulate
the Assembly management and all
who may havo tho good fortune to be
its palroui. this year upon the splen-
did array of talunt secured for Itu plat-
form Without Indulging In Invidious
comparisons I must eay that you aro
especially fortunate In securing Hon
Champ Clurlt of Missouri. Ho Is cer-
tainly nno of tho most poworful and
pleasing rpenkern in the American
oongresa. His splendid physique his
strong but kindly foco his commsnd-
ing voice h' scholarly attainments
hh droll wit and his Invincible logic
murk him us one of tho most power-
ful oritlorR In the nation. J. D Hotkik
HOOD SHOWING
lui I'll)'"-" .liiilinu loNoltl.i WltliTrsn..
urnr Itltlurliuacl
The following figures as furnlthed
by County Treasurer Rltterbuscu
show the prosperity of Logan county.
Thera has boon paid lu on the last
half of 'US taxoe S&3.201.24 from June
1st to ditto. Tho amount Is about one
third more than last year.
M7ior(m-.iri
Mlea It.rtha G. Whorton daughter
of Air. aud Mrs Lon Whorton and
Walter K. Larsh of Perry were
united tti marriage at the borne of the
bride by the Rev A. II. btotc on the
evening of the 80th The bride's
fathur la editor of tho Noblo county
Sentinel. '
Imiiurliint .lleoltnu.
The ri-gulur meeting of tho W. O. T.
j will ineol Friday at 3 p. m. with
Mra. Pitliuer -105 eitBt Logan avenue
Very Important business; every mem-
ber la urged to bo present. After the
tnt-duet. an Interesting programme.
Everybody welcome.
Hattik Palmer Pres.
P M. L. Kay Soo
iitMl 2i( Jlornlnj
Died -At tbahomo of Ii. Simons this
morulng J. Ii Wright son of J. W
Wright uf consumption aged 18 yeais.
I)eci'ed was a young man of exora-
plary character and a devout Chris-
tian The many friends of the de-
ceased join lu tenders ot sympathy
to the bereaved parents.
ATTENTION !
lluu't Tnul Vuur l'hoto to Agents l)l
Dlroot With tlm ArtUts
We will make to any one sending us
a piiutu a Hfe-elw ollletto crayon or
ptkiul portrait f roe ot aharge to Intro-
duce our superior work. Exact llke-
nes highly artistic Qnlsb and prompt
re .urn ot small photo guaranteed
Send ua jour photo nt once.
ARTISTS' UNION.
294 Main st Dalliss Texas
J.OSI
A pair of spectacles In case of
iCokler of hi Louis." Will reward
Bnder I II IlAOAN
EAUTIFUL SKIN
Soft White Hands
Luxuriant Ha8f
Produced by
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 324, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 22, 1899, newspaper, June 22, 1899; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74566/m1/1/: accessed May 13, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.