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THF ! LOQUGNT WEST-SIDER
POEAChES TRUE DEMOCRACY.
UWFLLS OS TARIFF AHD FREE HOMES.
TrrM. limltiUne Alimnt Ui llii otr
or OKltliniiin III Ilrlnir of Hon. .ton
WU'ijt y.iMllon of rionncf ApMr
IUi.ll.d-MiM) rjjnn ThMirli
lO.mkmt I ! in tin- l"lrt
llniinil-. 1 pl l Mrih.
IKspi o 111 '
Inolemeiiey of the
wi ailur o L'QrultrntMUlOTWtxncled
H-n. II. WTTuttersoh last night at thu.
ar'i'fluiri for more Hum an hour
listened with charmed delight to I lie
fervid 1 1 on'nue thnt fell from his
A"'r two or Unco numberi run-
'' i . a li'' the (iiitlinu Military ' and i
us must pl.-niug manner Cupt. J. A.
Inl.i r i-.t!lid tlm assemblage to order
ui t  isfiitctl (lot. IV. C. Renfrew as
I'.nrmin of the meeting. Tho gov-
i r ti puniled briefly nud llttinglv
i
i
li niov and Introduced the
.i( ilie ctenlijg. ulio without
i r ui in pii'llfniiiBiioH entered
! . uMiuu of iiuilunnl Issues
v invinly upon iln tnrlll nnd
fcj C.li
li en
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i liinlioiiN. Um the tnrlll He
I Ins remarks with n ri'inltidcr
i vh il
Ha- liemo-rutle ptiity ple.lgcd
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t 'in in In IR? what it would
- ..ctu I'o lu rvlminiiig tin lurllT
und then proceeded to show tatuo of
the things that the lust session of con
gross under Democratic control had
done. It saved to the people of tho
country 300 000000 a year In the cost
to them of articles they have to pur-
chase by reason of tho reductions
made by tho new law lu tho rates of
ilu'.V i and by adding tho Income ax
provision hud transferred n large
share of tho burden of government
from the shoulders of labor where it
hud beau placed by tho Republican
party through its system of class legis-
lation and placed It upon capital
thereby causing the wealth of the
mntry to bear a proportional sluice
of tho burden.
Ho spolco brlelly to tho silver ques-
tion and demonstrated how through
the net of Congress repealing tie pur-
chase law of the Sherman lav tho
drain v.pon tho gold reserve in tho
treasury had ben stopped and
tho outflow of tho yellow metal
mouey to foreign countries uhecked
nt. tho sumo time reinstating the silver
dollar to tho discharge of lu original
function as a standard of value along
with gold. Tho spcukcr paid a touch-
ing tribute to tho American standard
silver dollar and closed hU remarks
on that subject with a peroration that
thrilled It's haarere who responded
generously in applause
.Mr l'utlcrson thou took up somo of
il'.e fjueations that are of special inter-
est to Oklnhoma. Ho paid his re-
spects to Hon. Dennis Flynn noting
that gentleman's claim to tho large
number qf bills tliut were passed by
the lust congro&p pertaining to Okla-
homa. Ho demonstrated tho utter
f r JUiHllofisnos-s of the c'.a'it ; that not
n Hinglo one of the twan y-odd bills
Mr I'lynn claims credit for was passed
s pt at the instance of tho Interior
department (which Flynn never
KMihisd to donounee) or through the
efforts of Democratic numbers of the
house. Tho speaker dwelt with much
feeling upon the contest tho citizens of
Lnld had lust fipriug with tho groat
Hook inland railroad in llu mat
lor of a depot ut that
place and related . that when at last
tlioy had to make appeal locongicfs
for redross Mr. Flynn was dumb until
Uic bill compelling tho railroads to
give depot facilities to all the towns
In the strip which was prepared by
direction of tho department and was
introduced uy wr. 1-iynn In con-
gross when ho mado an uttaclt upon
Hoke Smith which came near defeat-
In? tho measure In tho house Instead
of aiding IU passage He also made
some strong points In regard to the
iuost'on of free homes; an important
(uclon yet ono for which Mr. I'lynn
hud no regard or thought when If ho
possessed tho influence to socure leg's-
lation that ho claimed ho might havo
secured for tho settlors upon tho strip
una other added lands their homes ou
equal terms with those in origlual
Oklahoma freo. Ho admonished
his hearers that if Oklahoma desires
nnd ospoots any further favors at tho
hands of tho government not to re-
turn Mr. I'lynu but send a Democrat
"Fine Feathers
Would
STYLISHLY
AND
ELEGANTLY
Then
P
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filllll'llifc tKlK l rf '.IMi
Willis the Tailor
H.lmi i.. T 4iOn!rU..iiWiihiiAd
M4
vvlm i-ould and would serve them with
suecev.
Tlie spocih was interspersed with
apt historical references; sallies of
Irony and mitlh-provoklng liutncr
which kept tho audience In nn atten-
tive nnd receptive mood. II won n
capital speech ami had good effect.
HIGH SCHOOL SCINTILLATIONS
i'rrnlil-nt llojil Atilrc--K tlm Atplin Sol-
ely High School Vltlta-A.
The high school work Is steadily
progressing and morn Interest Is being
displayed each day.
The visitors up to Frld ty were tho
following. Rev. L. II. Holt of the
nnptlstchun-h and Messrs. Cuppage
Furrow and McCoy of the board of
education. All were very inuuh
pleased with tho work of tho school.
After tho opening exercises Friday
morning the ntudents ucro dismissed
until 4 o'clock tho room being used
in conducting tho county teachers'
examination.
At tho urgent request of Mr. llnxtor
President lloyd of tho University of
Oklahoma consented to address the
students and members of tho Alpha
L'ternry society.
Ho made them a very Interesting
ami Instructive address on tho pra '11-
nl needs of an education reciting to
them the growth of institutions of
learning from the past to the present
djy
Ho congratulated the pupils upon
their One rooms and ablo tcaeLers
but after nil tho schools are what
tho pupils make them.
t'rof. lloyd expressed himself as
pi-asfl that Guthrie's high school
eiiiiii- is mado to articulate
wltu tnu higher instltutlens of learn
ing
Owing to the lateness of ilia hour
aud the absence of electric lights
only tho following program was ren-
dered: Song by society "America;" ad
dress Mr. lloyd; select reading Jos-
si i Slmonton; duct Misses Mcl'hec-
tors; German declamation Louie
Strauss; High School Herald. W. C.
Young; song by Literary "Columbia
tho Uom of tho Ocean."
Among the visitors present at the
exercises were Messrs Mallory Stry-
tier ltrooks Freeman West n teacher
in room No. 3. Tho ladles were Mrs.
Mallory Miss Paine and Miss Hicks
The program was a succosh and the
Alpha Literary society is to bo con
gratulated.
FRUIT QROWERS.
1 hey Hold hii IntrreMlne ScmIoii In TIiIm
City Intercut Incrcnliic-
Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
Logan county Horticultural society was
held In this city Wednesday Oct 3f.th.
Whilo tho attendcuco was not large
deep Interest was manifested.
Mr. K. M. Sweet tho strawberry
king of Oklahoma road an Intensely
Interesting paper on tho pleasures and
benefits derived frotu the cultivation
of small fruits. Ho also gavo his
methods of preparing tho soil for bucIi
frullB with directions tor planting.
cultivation and multchlng the straw
berry.
Tho subject of irrlgration was ills
cussed ut length. Tho general ophi'
Ion prevailed that Irrigation especial
ly for gardens and small fruits must
be resorted to sooner or later.
Whitewash and thorough cultiva-
tion was recommended na a preventa-
tive of tho apple tree borer which has
b en so destructive the past summer.
These meetings ore increasing la
Interest mill no opo who expects to
grow fruits can alTord to miss them.
The i est mi etlug will be held Sat-
ui)ti)i N'oy. ?"i
TIim u. i . p. c.
The f. L X li will meet Monday at
3 p. m. at thoShotno of MrA O. It. Fe-
gin. rnooiux:
ItDllCbll-QuotatlonF.
Character Sketch ''Napoleon llona-
parto" Miss Margaret Rees.
Bolect Reading "Death of Napol-
eon" Mrs. Ray.
Lesson "The Growth of tho Eng-
lish Nation" Chap. Ill to page 02.
Europe In tho Nineteenth Century
diapers V VI Vll.
flrum! Chlhlrvu' Hal!?.
This afternoon at li o'clock a child-
ren's mass mooting wUL-btrheld In tho
First Presbylrlanchurch conducted
by Rev. J. XL 3fiUHps synodlcal Sun-day3duolfj8lonttO'-Pf.Jvnusns.nd
Oklaiioniu. Interesting addresses will
bo inailu to tho children and a varied
program carried out. A cordial invi-
tation Is extended to all tho children
and all who are Interested in Sunday
bchools.
.1. W. Johnson Guthrle'd old pic-
turo frame maker. Is nU-lho ofllco of
tho a IC PtcUiroJirftlne works 107 1-3
Oklahoma oXetfue and would bo
pleased to see o.d friends and custom-
ers when in need of picture frames
and first-class work. 10 28 U
Subscribe for tho Leader.
Hake Fine Birds"
you be
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PANIC IN THE INTERIOR DE-
PARTMENT. tf
EVERY BUREAU ORDERED CLOSED.
Ilid step I Tnlcrn lir Sorrnlurjr Kmltl
In dm lntflroMnftlieClomtr.it tle.iltli
of Wmlilncton - Son-mi New
Cnn Dcvolopril Memiger
Oitrtu I'robnhly tlin I iiimu
of tlio DIiphic "pri-mHiiR.
Wasiii.notos Oct. 27. - James I.
Parkerof Indiana n law clerk in the
Intetlor department division where
the other smallpox' cases were re-
ported was stricken yesterday morn-
ing. The scare at tho interior depart-
ment gathered force during thu fore-
noon ami by the time tho clerks
came back to v6ilc from their lunch
ut noon u stnto of panic prevailed.
The case of Owens when it Iweuino
known was tho most horious of nil
the umnl.lpox attacks. lie in the mos-
senirer to the chief clerk nnd it w.is
part of his duty to iiislriuutu iiocu
in nls to tho s-veral burcAu of the
department. In this way he enme
Into contact with a until every urancii
of tho service tindifr Soerelury lloko
Smith and mny have if the causs
of the spread of tha'-l'v
Dr. Woodward tl"-1 ;''''i Tier of
tlie district mado i .r- n appeal
to Secretary Smith t close hu entire
interior department ! the interost of
public health and In nccordnneo with
tlie request an order was issued yes-
tcrdav afternoon closing every bureau
of the department.
SYNOD CLOSES
After mi limtructlvo hihI lutorctInt; Hp
Ion In This City.
Tho Missionary meeting on Friday
evening was well attended and inter-
esting. Tho Rev. J. C Scfton presen-
ted the cause of Frcedmon In an ablo
manner. Miss Trucsdell of St. LouU
upoko ou Foroign -Missions aud thu
Rev. Dr. McAffecyof New York spoko
ou Home Missions after which a mis
s'oaury collecton was taken to bo di-
vided uotwcoirlhu.se three boards.
Synod convened at 8:80 Saturday
morning and after devotional (ervices
tho regular order of business Was
taken up.
President D. IL lloyd of tho Stato
Unlvsrsity at Norman aud President
W. A. Caldwell of the Henry .Kendall
College nt Muskogee J. T.Hespondud
to address the body on 'Elocution."
lloth Bpcechcs were pointed nnd
interesting und partook largely of the
spirit these men manifest in their
labors for the Institutions.
A commission from the A. M. E
church conference was received and
heard.
Tho Rev. IL F. Watson bore the
greetings und added a good speech
lie nlbo favored those present with
some good singing.
Tlie evening session -.consisted of a
closing of business und .a fewsh.irt
pointed speeches.
Resolutions were adopted thanking j
uic people oi uiiiu.ic lor tnuir uospiv-
ablo entertainment.
Tho evening popular meeting wuh
well attended und tho mldre.ss of
Prof. D. II . lloyd on "Higlier Educa-
cation" uul that of Row W. II King
King on Homo MLsslons" were vgry
earliest nnd instructive.
-
A short business mqetlng followed
these addresses tit whleh'.the miuutes
of tho session were reJjartljapp-
proven. j lev. u. uiug; was- ohjieu
to act as cortcpoudept to thf. Mid
Continent   --
Syuod adjourned with pruyor und
benediction. Synod resolutions and
the rcsolullons of tho Ladies' synodl
cal society will be printed In Tues
day's Lkmikii
SYNODICAL VISITORS.
Lociil l'n1ilt Will llu Fllluil liy l'retlij-
Irrlan i:xiouurirr Toiluy.
Presbyterian church at 1 1 a m  Rev.
Hamilton .V11 prejiuhrTnul Rev. Wil-
liams wIlJ-ctfluTuct tho iQiimuinion
services. In tho evening Rev. MeAfco
of XbwYork will proaoli. At 3 p m.
there will be a Sabbuth school rally
conducted by Rev. J. L Phillips of
Topoka Kans. and other Sabbath
school workers. All of tho Subbath
bcIioo' scholars of tho city und friends
of Sabbath school work uro invited.
At 4 f' m. there will bo a grand gospol
rally to which all aro invited.
Congregational church Rev. R C.
Town&ond Of Stillwater will preaeh
ut 11 a. m. und Rev. a II. Miller of
El Reno at 7:30 p. ut.
M. K. Church Rev. Sefton will
preach at II u in.
Uaptist Church Rev E K Malhes
of Him Springs Mission Chorokco Na-
tion will preach at 11 n. m  and Rev.
It J. Saint of Park HiJ Mission. Cher-
okee Nation will preach at 7:30 In the
evening.
N ...
1 lie Ilulijr Ciirultiit
The baby c nrnlvtt! by th Ladles'
Trinity OulM will he held ut tho
Cooper building 011 Oklaho'mu avenue
on Weduisduy Ojt 31. A program is
arruiiged for the evening. Suppor
(rout 0 to S. Voting on babies will be
from : to i prizes can bo seen ut
Llille's drug btore. Mothers bring
your babies and get u prize AdinU-t-Ion
in afternoon far mothers aud
b&bior 23 cents. Supper and enter-
meat iu evening 35 cents.
Hull ut iiouor.
Jennie Walker Roscoo Roberlsou
ReKeh Arrcll. Dell AiTell. Ihumett
Co email Roy Leigh Hertio .tared
Wm Moskedul Frank Martin Victor
Smith. Ralph Young Willie Stearns
Frances llranham Lllllo Harney Jen-
nie Collar. IV-arl Doty Anulo Evans
F.tlld Hamilton Fannlo Long Muud
Sbarum. Mauoahkt Kkkh.
Teucher.
The U S. Gov't Reports
skew MiymJ Baking Jwfhc
XHii XJEErjJR . G JHHUC OKLAHOMA.
Highest of all in Lcaycning Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
PriV5 Baking
Vtv Si Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Patterson on tiieotump
Will Tnlk for VIly "ml Frw lliiiue-
 llUDutin.
Hon. It. V Patterson register of
land olllco nt Knid will meet the peo-
ple nnd talk to them uhout Okluhomn
nffulrsi especially concerning Freu
Humes and thu Illglitu of Honest Set-
tlors at the places nud dales follow-
ing jjformiiti Mundny Ort.. 2I nt 7:30.
JJulhall. Tuesday 0U 30 at 1:00
PerrV Tuoscluy Oct 30th. aJ.7:10
Pros. tVcddPsUav Oct 80th nl 1:00.
Itilnun. Wednesday- Out. .'Ust at
7f0
ltlophu-ull. Tliiiil!iv Nlif. 1st. at
I'.ml Croeii Thurcilav Nov. 1st at
7:30
VILL UUII.D A CHURCH.
tVrtinliil.ter Hnll to lie llu'lt nt Norman
liy I'rmhyti rl.n.
At the Presbyter'an Si nod yester-
day action was taken toward the erec-
tion of u Presbjterinn hull adjacent to
llie territorial nutversliy nt Norman
where P'-csbyterlnn scholars may have
it h me ami receive religious Instruc-
tion whiU attending tho university.
Trustees were appointed and tho mat-
ter will be pushed to completion at
Ji)nic.'
INTHE REALMS OF CRIME
(1. AV JiirkKoii'K Hail JUIlnn Home liut-
ncr (let n l'erjurcr.
- C. W. ilackson n prisoner confined
In the federal jail on tho charge of
impersonating a United States deputy
marshal rocelvod n telegram yester-
day from Deputy Murshal Madson at
El Reno stating that .Tuckson's wife
was not exoeetod to llvo until morn-
ing. Murghbl Nix rokascd Jackson
on lils own recognizance.
Deputy United Slates Marshal Unt-
il dr caini lu yesterday from Pond
Crock with J. L. Ralney charged with
perjury and committed him to the
federaj jail.
COLORED CONFERE NCE.
Inltii Hulvcled nn tlit. xt I'lnce at Itunl-
n m Work Ilonu.
The A M. E. couferenco convened
yesterday with Bishop Tumor presid
ing. Reports of several committees
were read and short talks were mado
by Rev. McPhectors and Rev. Hamil-
ton. Vinita wan selected as tho next
placo of meeting. Rev. Tumor will
preach today at the corner of Kroad
nnd Perkins.
DON'T LIKE IT.
Prnmlntlll CHIzi'im Kicking Ap;llim the
Clonlnrr of Iturlier Shops.
Proposed legislation by tho city
council ancut the closing of city bar-
ber shops ou Sundays is causing u big
kick amoDg the business men of the
city Many citizens are unable to gee
shaves and baths except on Sunduy
morning. Tlie prominent shops nre
kicking ligainst Sunday closing and
claim that it is only the small fry
shops that want tho Sunday ordin-
ance. VIl;r OI11I1 attnilloiil
All member of tho Wlsby club ntil
all other gopd Democrats of the city of
Gu'hrio aro roqucAttd to meet at the
cmrt room ou Monday night at 7:30
p. m. lluslnbls Of Importanro.
W. 11. IlEllOI)
Jah L. CotuiRTT Clialrmun
Secretary.
Local cpitulUU ure already plan-
ning to hut up aud operate u spoke
factory immediately after tlie election.
They find upon inquiry that tlie
superabundance of campaign orators
will behunple to furnish material for
their enterprise.
- Tho JUovnl Hotel bar was re-opened
.vesterdVy by Messrs Amcnt und
Johns. This is ono of tho handsomest
drinking arcades in tlie city an (lis a
populur place. Anient and Johns are
clever genlul gontlcmou and know
the meaning of hospitality.
.. 1 ......
At a 'Jipeutai meetiug 01 u
Presbytery held In tho city ye
Rev. Wm. McPheoters of tli
was uuanMnousiy elcitcd Pres
incotlug of Cimarron
yesterday
tuts city.
ousiy elcitcd Presbyterlal
missionary. The position is a respon
sible one and tho unanimous election
of Rev. Mul'heotcrs is a high compli-
ment but It Is not known whether ho
will accept.
Mr. J. M. Montgomery has beeti em-
ployed vy Tun Lkadkii und will horo-
after look after the circulation
of tho YI:i:ki.v Lkadku He is
authorizcdV to solicit subscriptions
and mako collections. Mr. Mont
gomory Is u bright intelligent and
honest businea.s man and uuy favors
extended him will be appreciated.
Harvey Fleming nowspapur writer
eonneeted with tlie unreliable Kansas
City Journal's Washington tiulh-
stretching bureau is In thu city mak
Ing an effort to ouy u ruilroud. Dur-
ing tho past two years Fleming hus
developed a happy fuoulty for placing
on tho wires. Dot garuieii interviews
with Oklahomans whom he has never
bceu.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Piece Goods
For fall aLd wlnUr 1601 displayed by
H. L. 'Cohen the Hew York Tailor.
I am not notedfor Ichcap Tailoring lut good Tsi orlop cheap. Call and be
Convinced.
H. L.
l-ALL FRAPPC.
City nnil County Npt liiiinerril
Itollcil for Unity 1'erunnl.
J. J. Hnrlght of Perry Is In
city.
Rllll
the
d. P.yvoji-hrnttcndlng the Dallus
and Mrs.
io city.
liradlcy of Enid
I'r.mli CysuUncoiJius ;ri'turutd from
the Dailui'fltTn
Hurry Per
T
teCQ3.tta.wus
in Oklahoma
City jeUM
y
M rs Totqlliiigu:
vlbil tJ'Wiifirlil
is lunnii from a
I. tl. Cluyuorthy
day from Nirr-YorK.
returned yester-
Spiritualistic manifestations at the
opern house tonight.
Deputy Dialrlcl Clerk C. II. Adams
wlllArvoTalilp today in Perry.
Ed Puttott will take the Ananias
clutoxho-opera house tonight.
Miss Fannie Rogers of Oklahoma
City Is visiting Guthrie friends.
Tho Guthrie National Rank filed
suit In district court yesterday
against tho Cummins Mercantile Co.
for 5(10330.
Hon. J. J. Hurler speaks at King
fisher Friday night Nov. 3 ut 7:30
p. m.
Kate Fox and Dr. Alex Hume noted
Bplritunll.stV nt the opera house to
ulgnL A--
Tho colored children of Kast Guth-
in will not be granted school privi-
leges so says the school board.
Ilekemeyer of tho Governor's ofllco
w -nt to Oklahoma City yesterday fo
il regular weekly business visit.
liishop Merschaert end Fat he
Meter will hold pontlllclal mass in Ok-
lahoma City today.
David Morris the Populist nominee
for county uttornoy is no lawyer. He
lias never been admitted to tho bar.
The employes of tho popular Rush
dry goods strrc gave a luncheon at the
Palace Friday night in honor of Miss
Pry or.
Tho subject at tho West Guthrie
Congregational church tonight will bo
"Tho Home Missionary." Let all turn
out and hear this subject discussed.
Lost Huggy cushion; finder leave
at this otliceand get reward. t3
Get a bottle of French shoo dressing
free at 11. Strauss' 210 Oklahoma ave-
nue. 10-0-2w
(looil l'nper nt h I.oir l'rlcr.
The Semi-Weekly News (Galveston
or Dallas) is published Tuesdays and
Fridays. Kach issuo contains eight
pages. There are spec'al departments
for the farmers tho ladles tho boys
and the girls besides a world of gen-
eral news matter illustrated etc. etc.
Wo offer tho Semi-Weekly News and
tho Weekly Lkadku 12 months for
SI 50 cubh. This gives you three pa-
pers a week or 120 papers a year for a
ridiculously low price. Hand In your
subscription at once.
L PHILLIPS
200 Main St. Oklahoma City
8ierlnIUt ef
PILES AND ItUrTUIlK
Chronic diseases nnd special brunch-
o cntarrn an lung uiecatcK iser-
vousness and dUenses of women ai a
children. Rectal disoases and hern a
cured without detention from bust
ncss Will visit pny town Corres-
pondence solicited. Telephone 33 1
Ofllco houis 0 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 5 pj
m.
R. E. IIIGGS
President
H. J). PERINE
Sec'y-Treas
Higgs Commission Co.
Receivers und Shipper of
C5r or ain.
Wo havo special arrangements for
storing grain Write for particulars.
Room 413 Exchange Uutldlng
KANSAS CITY 310.
Directors: Geo. R. Barse R. E. Hlgs
Goo. D. Ford J. E. Seavor II. J.
Rosencrans J. P. Ford F. P. Neal.
DR. G. A. HUGHES
THE LEADING DENTIST.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
All kinds of fillings neatly Inserted.
Artificial teeth on any base desired.
(Over sOO to select from. Every op-
eration guaranteed and prices lower
than anyweere else in the city for belt
work. OUicc over Cupltol Nat'! Hank
COHEN
f.iX
luVa
are lnJ
Great
Closing
The entire stock of iho Rush Dry Goods
cash nt some
JANUARY 1
Wc mean just what we av. We will positively leave Guthrie at tlia
time. This will be a chance for all to secure their fall goods at prices
never ilieuined of by anj one in the history of Oklahoma. $4000 worth
of new goods just opened and $1000 worth of boots and shoes to come
bought before we decided to close out included in this sale.
$25000 WORTH
of as good goods as ever werc'nianufacturcd going at a less price than
co&t to make. A once opportunity of a life time to secure dress goods
shawls cloaks blankets comforts underwear ladies' and men's fur-
nishings notions of all kinds boots and shoes or anything else usually
kept in a first-class store in our line. Largest stock of staple and do
mestic gooas in the territory. Look
114 west Oklahoma avenue between
sure you find
114 W. 0k. Ave. J. c. DANA MANAGER.
N. B. A chance for any one wanting to buy a good paying business
at a bargain. Merchants in adjoining towns will find it to their interests
to sec us. No reasonable offer refused for anything.
Oro. A. Mktoalp Presidout
Capital
GUTHRIE
Capital fully paid
Undivided profits.
$
Buy your Pianos
m
FREE
Murray So Williams
And get a chance with cvry purchase of one dollar an elegant
$500
We give away free on
TABLE UNSURPASSED.
Special rates to
Ill SOUTH
w wnaww- 1 ii
0
New
Hardware
b&iV j ' ' tiVbbMBBBP
The largest and most totnplote
heavy hardwnrc. llesta8ortraent of
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New Year's Morning.
Murray & Williams.
.Cheapest music and jewelry houso inOklahoma
204 OKLAHOMA AVE.
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BltEWINO ASS'N
Best Beer in Oklahoma.
Black's Famous Carbonated Waters
Kottled lleer for family use.
Telephone 7f.
R.W. BLACK
AGENT.
VICTOR BLOCK..
day Boarders.
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