The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 133, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 29, 1905 Page: 3 of 8
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"Situations Wanted" Free.
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'Want advertising"
VlLL "DO THINOS" FOR
10UNTRY PEOPLES AS WELL
AS FOR CITY PEOPLE1
V want aJ. will fell your firm tell your
horse or wagon Or team or farm Im-
plement or crop or cows or poultry or
timber or mineral.
want ad. will aaoure farm ielp from
city or country; store help household
help.
tppc
ouon Want Advertising you tiay
"trade things" with people In city and
douhtry anything you have for some
thing you want one kind of arm nfa-
chlnery for another; one kind of live
stock for another; one kind of farm
product for another! your farm Itself
For another one.
fOU MAY FIND PRIVATE PUYERS
FOR EOQS OR SUTTER OR MILK
1 Oh VEGETABLES OR ANY OF THE
PRODUCTS OF THE GARDEN OR
FARM OR DAIRY THUS FINDING
YOUR "BEST MARKET."
Leader Mall Box.
i-XTE RS In Leader want box for:
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00000 O'OOOOOO
DO YOU WANT o
A situation? o
Help Male or Femalo? o
To Sell a Farm? o
To Sell Household CoodsT o
Agents? o
Canvassers? p
A Husband or Wlfei o
A Boy or Girl? o
A Handy Man? o
Or Anything Else? o
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TRY THE LEADER THREE o
LINE WANTTHREE TIMES. o
35 CENT8 o
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fomeone wnoBe buslnasn li with TOO
i may navo inserted a worn au touay
Ci'aui)6 he didn't know your natre and
j.dtlrcsa.
FOR SALE.
!"OIt BALES Cheap a
Hvo It at Olsmtth's.
fire proof sefe.
Don's miss this bargain If you want to
iko your girl out on the Fourth. A new
75.00 buggy and new J1S.00 harness
(cklo trimmed; and $00.00 buys the out-
t 723 East Harrison.
COBSt COBSI
WANTED To
jwi need.
celt you atl the COBS
The W. IL Carta Co
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTEDI hav position for good
srsmen Seo rne for terms. V. Bow
or. I'iS West Harrison Guthrie.
SALESMEN WANTED.
OltAIN MHN Responsible Arm desires
connection with grain dealer or ex-
porter that will enable its to buy grain
at good flgutcs. Box 18 Lillian Tex. 0.
How muth ef your home . use' a a
storage place? Stop storing and start
selling things you don't need through
Lender wants. .
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o THE GROWING SOUTHWEST o
o o . o
o "No other section of tho United o
o States Is adbaneing eo rapidly In o
n population agriculture railroad o
o construction and maritime com- o
o merce na the Southwest Texas Is q
o now the leading slogte In rathvay o
o mileage and Gtalveeton stands nee- o
o ond air.onB American porta In tho o
o value of her exports. WFrom Mun- o
o say's for March. o
o We Imve lots of Informatloo o
o about the Southwest valuable alike o
n to the Investor and homeeeeker. o
o Wo may malto It possible for you to o
o Ret In touch with Just tho propost- o
o tlon you are looking for. It will bo o
o our endeavor" to do so. If you aro o
o Interested tell us what you want o
o how much you have to Invest and o
o Wti will glndly turn Inn the lnforma- o
o tlon free. o
o Low Rate Excursions en May o
o 2nd and 16th. o
u Set! today for a copy o our free o
ft book "The Coming Country" and o
o particulars nbout rates. Address o
o CIEOHGK MORTON. o
o General Passenger ajid Ticket Agt. o
o Box 9ll. St. Louts Mo. o
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OR SALE One onyx ioau rount stand
with three draught tubes one base
ounter and lee chest combined flvo
sot; one semi-clrclo counter one French
late mirror 5x3 feet; one B-gallon Ice
roam packer; X 200-pouni. lee ohest.
Iwila glasses holders etc for JSTO
kart cash balance to suit. Two cell-
lg fans In good condition $16. L. M.
MHITSITT Fort Worth Tex. 0.
(or SALE A scholarship In MeKInney
'Practical Business college MoKInney
rex. Full course; value 7S; will sen tor
IIS. Address The Leader.
TOR SALE Nice five roam nouse and
two lots; most desirable portion or oity;
n car line; all conveniences; price
k.SOO. Address G. C. It. care Leader.
havo a laundry paying $60 per week
JJ net. Only laundry In college town or
1 1 000 people in eastern Oklahoma Also
me cliolco S room cottages new and
1-elt located in this city which I will
fade for clear farms. CARL C.
VRITCHARD The Classen Company 136
rand Oklahoma City Okln 0.
DOR OALB !00 acres timber land In
I Texas. acres under cultivation.
dtress X. Y. oare Leader ofFee.
.
OR BALE Scholarships )n Tyler (Tex.)
Literary Normal and Commercial col-
ge; value. HO; two for $SS. Address.
Irjie Leader.
(Oil SALE On eaay payments bar fix
tures new and second hanu billiard
lad pool tables billiard aid bowleg sup.
Vies We lead In aheap prices. The
runawlck-Balke-Oolknder Co.. 6:7 unrt
J9 Delaware St. Kansas City Mo.
WARRANTS.
MANTBD Territorial warrants. dood
doe paid. Address "CC." oar Laader.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND SUck pin with Initials 8. F.
T. Owner oan have satna at LAder
offl.ee by proper denoHptfon.
FOUND liuneh of keys with 1 1
chain. Inquire at Leader ofrlce.
Inch
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTBD Oood saddle pony and M
light lrlvr. Mutt be ymg and
somnd; price reaaoTUe. Apply ISI
Wtst Springer.
ftoom ! board hi strictly private fami-
ly on Bast Logan avenue. Addreaw M.
W.. care of lhl oRlce.
WANTD Te trado a. Stuyreeant Cab-
luet Grand Piano for none and buggy-
Call at 3t0 at Harrison avenue.
WANTHD Collectors and sollatlora men
or women $U.M per week guaranteed
the right kind. Call at 1I W. Okla-
homa ave. rot 14 after 6 p.' m. dally.
Appraising ot Delaware Indian landa
oompletsd.
OeroslHio rant to go with bis trtb
to ArlKUia.
Five hundred barrel gushfrr stmok at
Sklatook. I. T.
Orient road .pushing work eouth ot
Falrvlew rapidly.
Survey Jfor proposed Navivjo Irriga-
Uon schema begun.
WANTED Young lady '.o taKo course
In advertising Instructions. Scholar-
ship for salo at Hi. Address "L"
Leader ofllee.
STRVYBD Bay pony
high white feet S
eeen in Bant Guthrie.
turn of anlnwl or Information
Adams 411 M. Springer.
hand
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mix 13
yfcnnt old.
Heward for re-
N. P.
Sound judgment' doan't n'ortisarl!
make the moat noise.
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Ftatbroko I'm oorry I can't pay yoa
that hill now you'll have to wait
n Mhlle And Ta Sfco a suit this spring
too.
Tailor You'll get It I'm going ta
tart oLq tomorrow. Cleveland Lea
(Fit St Published In the Leader June
38 190. )
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Whereas a writ of execution wa is-
sued out of the District Court of the
County of Logan In tho Territory of Ok-
lahoma bearing date the tint day ot
June A. D. 1001 and to me directed
and delivered wherein I am commanded
of the goods and chatties of It. Plerson
and Jennie Plerson Judgment debtors
I uause to be mado tho amount of a
Judgment for the sum of Etght Dollars
(JS.60) debt and Interest thereon at
tho rate of 7 per cent from the date
thereof and costs of suit taxed at
Forty nnd Flfty-slx Hundredths Dol-
lars (JJ0.80) rendered by said Court
on tho 38 day of January A. D. 1809
against said R. Plerson and Jennlo Pier-
son. Judgmeut debtors In an action then
pending in said Court wherein P. II.
Gallagher was plaintiff and R. PItrson
and Jennie Pleison wbre defendants and
for want of goods and chatties that I
cause the same to be made ot the lands
and tenements ot said Judgment debtr s.
And Whercaa by virtue of said writ.
on the 36th day of June. A. D. 1905 at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. ot aald day.
I levied upon the following deacrlbec' lands
and tenements as the property of said
Judgment debtors to-wit: Lot Twelve
(13) block slxty-nve (SS) known as West
Quthrlc in the otty or Guthrie. O. T. In
raid County of Logan O. T.
And Whereas the real value of ald
real estato waa duly estimated and
appraised by three disinterested house
holders of said Logan County who
were by mo duly called and sworn aa ap.
pralsera for tlwt purpose as follows to-
wlt: U. W. " yonnsr Ohio Miller A.
r. Lester all it. said County of Logan
O. T.
Now Therefore public notice Is hare-
by given that on the 39th day of July
A. D. 19W at the hour or 3 o'clock p.
m. ot said day. at the east doer of the
Court Hou&e in the city of Guthrie In
aald County ot Logan O. T. I shall offer
for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest and beat bidder for ca ah
(subject to aald mortgage) alt or so
much of said real estate as may be
necessary to satisfy aald Judgment in-
terest and coat and coats of sale as the
property of aid Judgment debtor and
subject to approval and confirmation by
said Court.
Provided no such property shall be
sold for lees than two-talrds of the said
appraised value thereof
Witness my hand this 26th day of June
A D.. 10.
B. W. MURPHY. Sheriff.
By Chas. Adler Deputy.
Make Food Cook Itself.
The familiar but hitherto little utll-
ir d fact that food alien once aulU-
clontly heated will continue and com-
plete the procoas of cooking ttself It
removed from tho stove and placed In
a closed recepUclo where It car o-
taln Its heat s now being erf Aa
In Germany. ITlio day of tho "hay-box"
or "flrelcss Btovo" Is dicraldcd. It is
called the hay box because the slrnplwt
and cleanest method has been found
to pack hay about the pots containing
the cooking food. Tho fliay sorres woll
to prevent tho too rapid loss of heat
and Is cheap and easily replaced. A
German woman wlfo of a director of
an Industrial school states that she
has used tho (hay box for i: years and
that it has bot-i simplified the cares
of housekeeping and beon a saving in
expense The chief advantages set
forth are these: Tho cost of fuel can
bo reduced four-fifths by transfer of
food to the hay box aa soon as It boa
reached a proper heat; kitchen odors
are obviated tlmo and labor we saved
for no stirring is necessary nor is thero
any fear of scorohlng or burning while
the food is left to cook itsolt; where
workmen's families live crowded In ono
or two rooma tho additional suffering
caused by the kitchen heat In summer
is obviated since all the preliminary
cooking can he done in the cool of the
morning. Any dish can bo cooked In
the hay box and be kept hot as long as
desired. Almost any box with a tight-
fitting cover will do. Old trunks havo
beon successfully used. Sprlngfleld
Republican.
LJEADLRETTC.
Leeaf Happenings of City and Terrl
tery Briefly Told.
Mttakoge gU a new laundry
Fort Silt being greatly Improved.
Deaaon Marrs ef. Vlnlta to la Oan
ado.
Sapulpa is trying
Tulsa.
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nahHu
wmland do not
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t ertts. -jr
to boom.
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Afai i'
Mttlflr-il e
i r-i hor I'l-
sHe tutue1
with ma.
And nco
phle Vini
qur triendm
sa obllgcl
)w iin
my they
." She
y iJom ItMI.
tittle W . th0 Ua
CensUpa'"". ar. "i
ilea when h y aant
!. .v
w in
Jach nn
nd SteM-
Miles fail.
hundred
UAKER HEFLlWf f 0N3
Frisco will erect a
stone depot at Viuita.
fine brick and
oe
I m a certain anv
oporato an
Iho picture dtn'f
. sttlMI.
frailiP a gouu
vjk tho green b
fe.it rooruy n."'
it ot push
nobtta.
oah't always
la mah takes
queer combl-
? people wnu yscr fr0I1 Uh
Wlllins fJfLrt anvthin-
arte
Th Postal Telegraph company will
be in Tulsa th's week.
Indian buok and squaw murdered
near Cuahlng yesterday.
A tinner at BartlMville owns the
only automobile in town.
Whealn Comanohe county will av-
orage 1$ buahelb por acre.
qultoj
10 s
7
a dlfforence between
having more money
Banker at Hobart presents
Benedidt with an automobile.
Omer
Five cars beer brought into Lawton
rcstorday. Hot weather there J
Viohlta and Caddo Indian payment
in progress; 50000 blng paid. j
Duncan I. T. ootton oil mill organ
laod with 7000 capital stock.
Comandho connty will bridge
stotio bridges at -a cost ot ? 26 09.
fife
The Prestdont has pardoned Law-
rence Glvons and William Paddock
both convicted of horso stealing.
Indian Territory Traction company
has p jed Into th hands of tho Choc-
taw Railway and Light company.
A new bank nnd another trust com
pany was not a bad week for Pauls
Valloy a good town with a future.
Stretch an Oklahoman lies nt point
of death at Toronto Canada Ho la nt-
tondlng American Sunday School oou
vent'.on.
Philip Scott a Creok convicted ot
criminal assault has boon pardoned
by tho President He Is dying of tuber-
culosis and thore 1b doubt of his guilt.
ie Is
rloh and
grains.
rn a oaiiehall pitcher gate his
It doeflti't do hi any g lo
consu a phrjenologist.
Wfcn n young doctor calls three
tlnicf A day yn a pretty girl patient she
Br vry slct or very pretty.
yolodei can sweep a whole town
nfess time than it lakes a sen-
rl to sweep one room.
Me.ude dour; there Is no reason
a person who has a catnraet on
yo should also suffer from water
o brain.
bbs Heres's a doctor who eays
he 3s discovered a means whereby
wolnay llvo 600 years. SlobbsThnt
is Spoke. Blobbs Perhaps. Most
4aki aro tha old.
"Gftp us this day our datly bread"
Itayod Alice wide awake;
Thfa turning lo her mother said:
hy don't we ask for enket"
Philadelphia Record.
Yv;v.v.vuv.v.vvvvv.Vev.vvvAVwvw
I ro" rnn rLAO- BAPTISTS SSStn i
WABASH Orthodox Constats itt
5 making travel safe for valuable !b
freight.
THE WABASH
popular route to the
will be the
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION Kansas City.
ip Train"
fcS.?ul'".tJ. "The Goodfellowshii
To Ibe NORTimnN ANNIVBR8ARIB8 at St. Louis
after adjournment of the Southern Bapjitt Comentlon
ROUND TRIP $S 50 ROUND TRIP
5 Kansas Citv to St. Louis
WATCH for our Wabash Cap Man -a walking question bx to
. answer all questions regarding Kansas City. He will be at the delegates' com-
nwnd on arrival at our Un.en Station.
W; refer la our mutual frianda: Rav. F. C. MoCannrll. Stinhn A.
Northrop ami the Rev. S. M. Brown of Th Hbrd auU (Pay or Rev. M. 5
Ourley Kansas City Kai . or Rev W. H. Baton. Clay Centrr Kas.
For further particulars address: )
V ' L. S McCLBLLAN ;
J Western Passenger Agent Wabash R. R.. !
803 Main St. Kansas City Mo.
lasssssssssKsanessasi
LOUIS EL RNO & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct Short Line
Between
GUTHRIE AND EL RENO.
Quickest Time Lowest
To
Fare
jbart.
iwton
Mmgum'
ir fortune disregards thy claim.
Don't hang thy head In fear and shame.
But marry the grlrl ttwt you love beet;
Ilolltster's Rocky MounUIn Tea will
do the reel
Ask your druggist.
The clock factory secured by Tulsa
Is worth $70000 according to the com-
m'ttiee sent to investigate the machin-
ery. This doos not include the former
building grounds.
first Published in Dally Leader June
3. ISO.)
otlce of Application for Liquor Lioer.se.
errltory of Oklahoma Logan Onunty as.
No''.ce is hereby given tl t Jaa. K.
illlaras has this dey flled In the office
fthe County Clerk In and for said
Uunty of Logan b petition asking
tat a UcenM be granted him to eell at
tail malt spirituous and vinous liquors
Lot 7. Block M Fifth Ward City
uuthrie in said County and Terrl-
ry.
If no protest be Skid on or before July
D. 1906. his petition will be granted and
oense Issued.
witness niy hand and the seal of said
County hereto attvea -hi 16'h day
of June IM.
K8BAL) M. B. I RAP1
CouMy f erk.
J. X. McKBOTW Deputy.
Royal Barber Shop
T. C. VINSON Prop.
Finest Pour Chair Shop in the
city. Union men employed.
Your patronage solicit"! First
class artists 110 Bast Harrisou
Avenue.
Te see a grand catcher watch Qulsser a
good pitcher see Henderson: a full heme
rsm watch "Tex Junes; to wta the gtrae
wauh Outbrte. Learn to see pretty hair
cut 'nd shave watch the hey that get tbera
at the Herat Barber Shop We always bet
onduthtle.
FOR SALE
Good paying hotel and two lot. Stable for 13 head granary buggy shed
sh house brie areh Gave never falling well. Only betel In good town.
trade fer oily property. Reuens.for eetiing. A bargain.
I Property to sell trade or rent ta ail parts of the City or Territory.
.XT Dkls. eve.
7. H. UXM.
-tttfcrie. Ofcle.
Philadelphia's Dead Line.
Tho wedding ot a member of tho Did-
dle family when it is celebrated In the
cltywhere the family tree was planted
150 years ago Is comparatively spook-
ing as important as tho betrothal of a
princo or princess of Europe. Na Bid-
die ever has become a brido or bride-
groom until tho list of invitations has
r-een scanned and revised by s com-
mittee of dowagers who are as parUeu-
lar as to wboro the guoets live as to
bholr personnel. When William Penu
the thrifty Quaker laid out the city he
Intersected it from east to west with
a broad avenue called Market street
and from time Immemorial the terri-
tory south of that thorougbfsre has
been recognised as the habitation of
the "old fara41iee" and north of it th
territory of the newly rich and no
wedding among the Biddies the Cad-
walladers the Prices or the Blnneys
ever has had as a guest a resident of
tb. prescribed district It is a regula-
tion the like of which does not obtun
in the social world of any other city in
the union not even in Boston wner
they think the line of demarcation I
particularly high and rigid New Yoru
Press.
Baeh town and city in the sl. ot
Rhode Island elects a k'ate senator a
nutter what its population. I'rovidenct
-Kith a population of 300000 hs only
one representative in the senate while
other towns of only 600 inhabitants
have one eaeh.
OASTOIIIA .
Br tha A If" Kind Yw Ha Alwars BwjM
The Wagoner hardware merchant
who permitted the Indian police to
olose hia store baa doolded to pay the
tribal tax asd has beon glvon lmo to
drrango his books.
Hundreds of Uvea saved every yeas.
year uy ivutg ir. Thomas jsieotric 01
in the house just when It Is needed!
Cures croup heals burns cuts wound'
of every sort.
Anadnrko
Chlekasha
Woatherford.
And
!OSBl
Two Birds With
One Stone
.a
ii
Go out and tee .ne Lewis and Clark Exposition at
Portland Orb this summer. Take in Colorado en
toute. Visit Ybllowstonk Park if you like or go dowu
the Pacific Coast and see San Franoisco and the
wonders of Lower California while you are at it. That's
more than "two birds" but it can all be done at one rate
a greatly reduced rate at that.
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See that your ticket reads via Rock Is
land. Full information on request.
CEO H. LEE G. P. A. LUtlo Rock. Ark'
J S McNALLY D p A.'Oklahoma City
-asia------a-sBH-aH
I THE SOUTHWEST LIMITED 1
a
is the new train between Kansas "City and
Chicago. It runs via the new short line the
ther points located on tho Itocl
Island System. Making close
connections at
Guthrie
For all points
North and East
Trains Run ai Follows:
Guthrie S.IS A. M
Rr. El Reno 11:45 A. M
Lv. Guthrie 515 P. M
Ar HI Itcno 7;00 P. M
Lv. El Bono 6:D5 A. M
Ar. Gutlirlo 8:40 A. M
Lv. El Reno 2.00 P. l
Ar. yuthrio 4:'J0 P M
MiXPd train. Uallj except Sunday
Passongor train. Cally excopl
Sunday.
W. 8. Welis
CotnmsrClal Agent
Guthrie. O T.
The Muskogee Timet Ms still badli
crinplod by the printer's strike. Il
looks as IX Bdltor Loooey had beel
playing In the ItaUc thin space boi
while Bert Ckreer the proprietor wti
cleaning round chases.
Hawkeys Family Salve Uthe World
greatest healing powder. Uuaranteed
cure Scsema Burns Cuu Pllee and a)l
Mtln rasee. Twenty-live cents. .
N. WaUaoe.
f
If anything went amiss ml the offlee
today which a want id may reinedyi-
and you hastened to gjc up the want ajL
you may slop worrying about the matter.
r A -- N
vX&r Li!
W rfjgj
a Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
I Raiiway
Electric-lighted throughout The Southwest
Limited is a blaze of glory along the new
route. Its equipment includes compartment
and standard sleepers observation-library
car dining car and coaches. It arrives in the
Heart of Chicago in time to connect with all
eastern trains. If you arc going East it is
worth while to write for descriptive booklet.
M. F. SMITH. C. A.
343 Main St. DtU.
G. L. COBB S. P.A.
907 MeJn St Knse Cltv.
aa--B-aMEBBRn-K---BS---B---n-KB
Mil'
Attempts to check the growth of de-
partment stares In Germany are being
made by means of spealol taxes. In-
creasing with the sales but the effect
is slight so far.
The Custoraer-I must any you are a
much more courteous clerk that your
friend st the next counter.
The ClerkYea he gets $60 a nionta
and I get only J 60 so he has to be $10 a
month more Insolent than I am. Le
Fele-Mele.
Dost think because a girl glgglei at
everything man eya that she bat a
-c ss&se ot uor.
Moving house with traction engines
Is becoming common at Sulphur
8pr.ngs where Illtebeook changes the
JUST CALL ME UP
When vou need coal. Your oraf
will be filled lust as nulcJUy and satis-
factory as f you had come In person
to order it and the eoal will be Just
as good as ever cane nut of a mine -clean
dry and lettable. Have plenty
of Howard McAletter and Cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Amhraolta
N. F. gilBADLH.
The Coal Man
phone f.
4 2233nq!$sJ)? .
If you will pay a vist to the
OKLAHOMA
Carriage and Wagji Work
822 8. Division St
We will show you how rtt
tlehten loose wagon and bucey
tires without cutting welding and heating them thus r reserv
Ing the wood-work from injury a wonderful invention whicL
cost a large sum of money in order to be up-to-date. O x shop
has the Only Henderson T're Setter in this section of the
Dnited States. We alRO have the very latest Goodyear Rubbei
Tire Machine. We put first quality rubber tires on any whee
that rolls buggy or wagon. New vehicles made to order Re
pairing painting and trimming our specialty. You are invitee
to visit 'our factory the best equipped la the Southwest.
First class Horsesboing SCHICKRAM S W1CKMAM
L
A
HOUSE
ON A
HILL
Ask
And there's pure air pure wafer and sunshine
on the hill. ukt the piece tor a rest alter the
long winter. It's the
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs Ark.
(DERATED BY THE FRISCO SYSTEM
Round-trip tickets te ItureVa
(Kings on sals every day in
the year.
G. W. STJIAIN. D. P. A.
Wlahlta Kan.
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PASSING THnOUQH A GREATER DIVERSITY OF
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Wills for Information Ooseorrlng
FREE GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 133, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 29, 1905, newspaper, June 29, 1905; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc72498/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.