The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 78, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 28, 1901 Page: 5 of 8
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THE LEAUR UUTHHIg OKLAHOM.
THURSDAY FEB. 28 1&01.
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The New Clothing Store
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Neckwear
We have more Neckwear for
M
Boys
en ana
Than all other' stores in
Guthrie combined
All the
Newest Colors; Latest Styles.
Most Approved Patterns
are here at
25c and 5oc
Come in and see them
We want to sell You
PERSONAL MENTION.
Remember
If on jetting
your purchase
home you are
not satisfied
return the
poods to us.
We'll
give bnck your
money
leading Clothier.
106 Oklahoma Ave
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To got something for nothing 1b
rather a hard proposition but wo of-
fer you tho Live Stock Inspector tho
subscription prlco of which Is $1.00
per year (and worth every cent of It) ;
and tho Wookly Leador subscription
price 60 cent por yeasr (and choap at
that) both paporB.ono yoar for only
$1.00. This Is certainly full value fv
tho money but in addition each num-
ber of tho Live Stock Inspoctor will
contain beginning at nn oarly date
absolutely without extra cost to you
a "magazlno supplement" containing
excellent serial aptl short stories of
equal interest with thoso published In
tho popular magazines. This supple-
ment will alouo afford you a dollars'
worth of entertaining reading.
Itemobor tho Llvo Stock Inspector
is the only stock papor published on
tho rango and that It captured a grand
prizo at tho Paris oxpobltion. Sample
copies sent on request.
Announcement.
In another column of today's issue
appears tho advertisement of tho won-
dor book of American publications of
the nemo of tho compilers' and print-
ers' art whoro mechanical excellence
literary perfection and tho zenith of
accuracy of dotail are combined In a
volume of over COO pagos that sqIIb at
tho populav prlco of 25 conts.
The J 001 volume is now ready for
tho public and by special arrange-
ment with tho publishers wo offer it in
connection with ouo yoar's subscrip-
tion to this papor at 75 conts.
The NEW FEATURES enumerated
in tho advertisement published today
nro alono worth tho prlco of tho book.
nosldostho foaturcs announced thoro
aro moro than 1000 othor topics dis-
cussed and moro than 10000 facts
touched upon
Read tho announcement and send in
your subscription.
'um iune oaunuon leti uns inarn
Infc for Washington Uu C to vlsltinr
f&ther for tu day
Jo Buntllobscli loft Vils morning for
Kansas City and St Lo.is to buy his
big stock of spring millinery.
W. II. Matthews of Mulhall' the
first man in Oklahoma to name a son
after Admiral Geo Dewey was In tho
city today.
Fred Gum of Perry on of tho most
progressive business mon of that city
was here today to assist in taking the
territorial penitentiary to Perry. Mr.
Oum Is the leading abstractor of his
city and does a large insurance busi-
ness and is a heavy stock holder in
several banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scndelbarb of the
Fair are in St. Louis buying dry goods
aud millinery.
W. M. Branson has been to Pawnee
for several 'days looking after farm
loans.
Jvfl. Lyon has recovered from his
i recent Illness.
Nelson Stone was able to bo on the
streets today after a severe Illness of
s.x weeks.
Etf Hildsrbraud. the popular Santa
V conductor on the south local Is In
Newton on private business. Mr.
Htlderbrand's family has resided at
Arkansas Olty for a number of years
but they will move to Quthrte next
month to make their home. '
Prom Ponca City Courier. Miss
Anna Tlodenhelmer accompanied by
little Mlse Uertha Levy came up from
Guthrie hint night to ninjka- an extend-
ed visit with CUrs. Louis Buchhaimur.
Mrs. R. IS. Morrison returned
last night from Guthrie. She was ac-
companied by her sister Miss Ida
Niblnck who will remain with her
some time.
Pred Dyers left for Washington to-
day ith the band.
llert Maine went to Washington
with the band car. f
Mr. and Mrs. J . W McNeal left to-
day for Washington
Prank Laux went to Washington
with the band.
Mra. P. II. Greer and Mrs. Blanche
Dungan left today for Washington on
the Pullman bnnd car.
J. L. McCarthy of Ponca City is
hero today.
J F. Blick of Cordoll Gkliu Is hero
today mingling with the legislators.
Major Paul Jundtwas up fromiOk
lahoma City lost night ;to attend tho
band concert. Ho returned today.
F. E. Cragin of Ponca City Ib hero
today) v "
W. S Search bank oxnmlnor re
turned to Shawneo today.
A. C. McCune of Porryls a visitor
hero today. v
Dick T. Mdrgau. of Porw. Is hero
today.
Mrs. Ream Furrow Is the guest of
her mother Mrs. John 'Ovorbny.
J. M. Nichols of Newkirk Is a busi-
ness visitor here today.
Master N. McKay Knelsley left this
morning for a two weeks' visit with
his grandfather In Washington D. C.
II. I. Wnssou of Pond Creek is In
tho city watching the legislature.
Miss Ida Good returned today from
a two months' visit with relatives near
Oxford Kns.
Duffy's Pure
Maft Whiskey
The World' ft mom Medicinal WhUkey
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New Literature .
New Study
New Scientific Research
Don't let your library get old
and rusty. It's modern books
and modern thought4 you need
and want. Go to
PI
F. B LILLIE & CO
BOOK STORE 8
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asth-
ma consumption Malaria Fcvcr4
Chills and Dyspepsia of whatever form
quickly cured by taking Duffy's Malt
whiskey. A teupocmful In a class o(
water three time a (Jay.
OtnllMitrn I hnri. hml Mtmii ririppllt for
w ton year I wn to wiar X i-onhl ntrafy walk
M nitftit f'r niulit umlrt not Mn. I w div
nrfd nn.t t I' my cm. In mr own linnrtu
rl' iH'iliin ii i ti o.niiilbriki' Mini Uu it)'
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in acalrd Uuic only II olterrd In bulk It
ti a fraud. Bo ur )ougt tbe srnnlnc AU
clruaiit and gmctn. or direct l 00 a It itila.
M.'1lrl bnnkltt MDt fra.
Dull) Ml WhlktrCo.RothtU(rN.Y.
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ITS NOT OLIPHANT'S
OIL BILL NOW.
BIG MONEY FOR TROOPS.
Scrlpps-Mollno Proas Ass'n.
Berlin Feb. 88. Tho government
today urgo.1 tho bill In tho rolchstag
appropriating one hu'ndrod and twenty
million marks for tho malntonanco of
troops in China to properly prdss
olalmH.
Measure Was Mangled With Amend-
mentsAnother Gasp of Cave
Dwellers
Ollphant's oil Inspection bill after
a. debate running Uirofigh eeroral
hours was reconitnenr for passage
by the committee of tho whole house
but so mangled with changes and
amendments as to be scarcely recog-
nisable as compared with lta original
form. The bill deftly throws a har-
poon into the office of oil inspector
which is virtually abolished since the
Inspector Is permitted to retain but
20 per rent of the inspection fees the
otlier 80 per cent to be divided among
on army of county Inspectors. The
hill smells oily. It looks oily and
doubtless Is highly satisfnctor to the
Oil trust.
Tho "cave dwe'ors" otherwise tho
opponents of 'he public building bill
made another tactical movo yesterday
ovoning whicii npparontly jlemorallz-
ed tli rnniim bulldqrs. Just before
adjournment tho two bills which au-
thorize tho construction of additional
buildings for the unlvor<y and tho
Agricultural and Mechanical Collogo
were placed on third roadlng and
final passago under suspension of tho
rujos aud passed The two biljs oarry
an aggregate appropriation of about
$180.000 rather a stiff hold up it
must be conceded oven to defeat tho
public building hill.
Tho following hills wore road a third
time and passad:
House Bill No. 178 by Hndley pro-
viding for the organization of towns
and villages.
JIouso BUI No. 152 by Jones amend-
atory of the act regulating the con-
veyances of real property nnd mort-
gages thereon.
House Bill No. 208 by Seely au-
thorizing courts to appoint attorneys
for poor persons charged with a
crime.
Whon pain or Irritation exists on
any part of tho body tho application
of Ballard's Snow Liniment will give
prompt relief. Price 25 and 50 conts.
Whoelon & Son and F. B. Lillio &
Co.
TO CONSIDER MORGAN'S OFFER.
Scrlpps-McRao Prose Ase'n
Montreal Que. Feb. 28. The direc-
tors of the Dominion Iron Steel Works
of Sidney B. C will aieet Friday to
dlscusB the fifty million offer from
the Morgan company for the works
AH alike everything In the store at
actual cost and less than actual cost
to quit business. THE RUSll.
Mrs. Carrie Hatchet Nation could
not draw a larger crowd than our to
"quit business" sale Is drawing. It Is
one of the most genuine sales ever In-
augurated In Guthrie. Everything at
cost. THE RU8H.
The Rush management received a
telegram today from Mrs. CCarrle
Hatchet Nation asking If Har services
were needed to smash prjess for their
to quit business sale. Mr. Behr ans-
wered that he did not want to make a
hatchet hit with the people that he
tought by.selllnfl his large stock of
fine dry goods shoes white goods
wash goods laces and nrnbrolderles at
j cost would do the work.
THE BEST PAPER
Publlshod In tho Unltod States for
Democrats and for all renders Is tho
TWICE.A-WEEK
COURIER-JOURNAL.
Tho equal of many dailies aud the
suporlor of ull'other semt-wooklleB or
wooklros. Issued Wednesday and Sat
urday. lOt coplos a year and you gat
for bnfy
' $1.00 A Year.
Tho Wodneaday issue is devoted to
nows matters the Saturday leaua to
homo matters. A liberal commission
to agents. Sample copies cheerfully
sent free to all who 'will ask for thorn.
Write to
Courier-Journal Co
Loulsvlllo Ky.
By a Special Arrangement
You Can Clet The
Oklahoma Leader
and the
Twlce-a-Week Courier-Journal
Both pno yoar for only
$1.00.
This Is for cash subscriptions only.
All subsarlptlonB under this combina-
tion offer must be sont through tho
Loader office.
Only $25 to California
Via Santa Fo Route; every 'luesday to
Aprl' 30. Tickets good in tourist
sloepora and reclining chair cars.
Take the trip and see California at its
prettiest. Tickets at depot.
Tloratfine
tiantel
". Vl Quality
g0l0r$ aaarameea
Sold at tho
snmo price
as mixed J
paint and
replaces it
far all
h Inside uso
MADE ONLY BY
Bradley Urooman 0o.
FOR SALK BY
House Cleaning:
Time
Will scon be lnre Itcmem
ber we nre lien(liiarters for
Paints and
Wall Paper
Our spring stoclt of Wall Pa-
per will le l.trjfer than over be-
fore and our new drsigns wilt
be simply elegnnt to loolt at
We ask you lo call and mcb
our line and pet prices. We
know we can sell you.
THE CORNER DRUG STORE
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 78, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 28, 1901, newspaper, February 28, 1901; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc75060/m1/5/: accessed April 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.