The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 99, Ed. 1, Friday, September 24, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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I'Ulii LjllADKiU UUTUH11C OKLAHOMA.
2fSae :is
1
ltailrond Time Tablo.
Arehlion Topokn A Hunt Fe
NORTH. EAST AND WEST.
Arrive
Outhrlc
i:a.n.
3 2S p. m.
1:10 p m.
TTtc ' Arrive Arrive
Guthrie Kan. cty ICMcaico.
b oa m.
3 sop m.
7:00 a.m.
o nop. m.
V:43a m
oon.r
Local Freight.
m. I
8 60 a m 10
iHjcalPrelgbt
IB
BODTH BOOTUKAST AND SOtJTHWIST.
I Leave
lautarlc.
IUT
105
l!l
liilsp. in.
H:t5p. m.
3:90 p. m
TO p. in
w lie H a
9 oun. m
Arrive Arrive
Ft. Worthloalv's'n
9:15 p. m 9 0 a in
8 06 a m. 5P m.
Local Freight.
A. J. Corklns Agent.
CI)Mlw OkUhonin it (inlf II. It. Co.
Kntt.
Leave El llcno . . flMO am
ArrlveOltlahomaOtty T.45ain
Arrive Shawnee .... 7:a5pin
Arrive South McAleiter - 4:10 pin
Arrive Winer l-S0pm
VI Winter.
fxttoe l'ort Smith. Ili&Tam
Arrive 8t IiuIr ... e-SO pm
r.xcurslon arrive lluflalo ... 7:09 am
Went.
Leave St. Louis . H: pm
Leave Ft. smith ll:Wain
Leave Wister . .I.Mpm
Leave South McAllater . . 4:10 pm
Leave Shawnee 7 pm
Leave Oklahoma City ... : pm1
Arrive El Keno . . ..10:05 pm
Iletweu. t klHlioniH Ulij nnd Kl It-no.
Leave Oklahoma City for west t. 05 am
Arrive ni lteno 1J:0J pm
Leave Kl Keno for east . .0 40 am
Arrive Oklahoma City . 7 10 am
Leave Oklahoma City for west. . 3:Wpm
Arrive Kl lteno 4-M pm
Leave Kl Ucno cast ll.lt am
Arrive Oklahoma City . . if:Mpm
Trains to .in a from Uutbiie make connec-
tion at Oklahoma City
Make clone connections at Kl lteno for
points on the Rock Island north and south.
For rates anil information apply to
South McAlestcr I. T.
J. F. UOLDBN Tramc Manager
n if mi T emrTinMl
V. ju. ju. liuug II ish& u.
Agent Oklahoma Cltv
I'DWItf ADAMS.
Traveling Freight anil i'aMenger Agent
Oklahoma City O T.
PROFESSIONAL DlKECTOllY.
R.
U. HUMID
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
Anthony. Kansas.
Gives special attention ti checking county
records iu Oklahoma and Kaimas. lias bail
many years experience and makes no charge
unless work is satisfactory.
'UOMAS S. WHITE
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
WfishlnKtori D. C
tloomi 103-d-fi Atlantic Hulldlng.
Minlnc. Land and I'ltcnt Law a Specialty
T-VAVID L. QITT.
PENSION ATTORNEY
Waohlnmon D. C
No. C2Z P. Street N. W.
Formerly Principal Examiner Pemlon
Bureau.
The pension policy of the tcture will In all
probability be more liberal. Rejected cases
ollcltcd Correspondence Invited.
T fATSON K. COLEMAN
Land and Patent Attornoy
Washington D. C.
Washington Loan and Trust Ul'dg.
REFERENCKS-Hon. M. V. Allen U. S. Sen-
ate) lion. Lafe Pence. KInderhook N. Y.
lion. John a Uell. M. O.: lion. J. D. nicks
u. 0.
h
H
(P
rrv
VTOMEN used
Tr to think "fe-
male disease "
cot Id only be
treated after "lo-
c a 1 examina-
tions" by physi-
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
sufferinp. The In-
troduction of
'Vine of Cardul has now demon-
-rj'-d that nine-tent'. of all the
c:"s of m-nsrual disorders do
ret rqu.rr aphylcian's attention
at ail. The simple pure
taken In tns privacy of a woman's
own home Insures quick relief and
sperdy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re-
quires no humiliating examina-
tions for Its adoption. It cures any
disease that comes under the head
of female troubles" disordered
mentes. falling of tho womb
"whites" change of life. It makes
women beautiful by making thorn
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 t
the drug store.
For sdvlee In esses reqnlrlnr leeetal
directions addrm rl'lnr symptoms.
If1 "Lailej' Advisory Depsrtment
Pta Ctiatta-ioori Medicine Co . CtutU-
noefs. Ttnn.
W. I. ADDISON M.D. dry Mat. sy:
"I uioWlua of Cardul ''.cnslvely In
mypricliream i ndltamosloxcsllant
preparation foi ' jmala troubles.
Lit JiiiMr.;gBJ iiv.anu3:n re
IH
I line Hum NeriU Alitn Sf-ttmeti
W HlilOTu1 Sopt ii Till" neces-
sity of ineretitins; tlie personnel of tho
navy will lie presented to ConproM in
the forthcoming reports of the liurenu
chief of the navy department. Ilotli
oIUcith nnd men are needed to nmn
tho litrgv nninker uf elilps now (n com-
mission. Tiititimiiiv to Nominate i Stlrr Ilriuooritt
Jfnw Yokk Sept. 23. Xnniiunny
will nntiip n. silver Democrat for
uinror. The loaders havo pruatlcally
agreed to do this In order to liund oil'
the stiver men who threaten to nntno
a tickuL
First publiUHd in tho Dally Leader
September 23 1397.
Notico for Publiention.
Laud ntilco at Uuthrle O. T Septem-
ber W 1897.
Notice Is hereby glvon that th- follow.
Ingnumod settler has tiled notico of bin In-
tention to maho final proof In support o
his claim and that snld proof will be
made buforo rnelstor and rccolvor V h
land oltlee at Quthrio O. T on October
2-i. 1S07. vli:
Cyrti T. Yncer for tho e hf so qr tec 1
twp 17 r 2 w.
Ho natnos tho following witnesses to
provo hU contlnnotis rosldouco upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
John D. n'liiichard .looph llenrd.
Cynia W Ynifi-rnnd J. li Miuin till of
Uuthrle O. T
4283 A. N. .T. CnooK. Keylster.
CANK II. CUOSTHWAITlt
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
WnohlnKton D. C
1320 F Street N. W.
j.-xnarviitxiv&?B-sfH'piafr: .;
AOMI Kebekah Lodge No. 2 I. O. O. F.
meets everv Thursday evenlnr. at 7:W
tn Odd Fellows hall lu the Weinberger build-
N
Ing
Visitors welcome
11I11DK SCOTT. N Q.
KATin MtWl'.THY. Se. V
GUTHH1E Camp No. 3 Woodmen ot the
World meets every Monday nlulit In the
K of P hall. Visiting Woodmen are wel-
come J. II. TOWKHS Clerk.
r.U PENTKCOST Con. Com.
OUTURIE LODGE NO. I
A F. & A. M llegular meet-
ing third Tuesil.iy evenlnr
in eacn mmim at sociock
All brethren cordially in
vlted lo attend.
H. F. AKURRY Sec.
A. J. CORIC1NS. W. M
GUTnitlE Lodge No. 1 A. O. U. W. meets
Thursday evenings of each week at 7.3i
In Victor block corner First and Harrison
Visiting Workmen always welcome
6 J T UIUCICKCIt. M W
L N HUMSUEU ICccorder
Dalfy
1U07.
Leader
First published In V o
September 21.
Notice lor L'ulilicution.
Land olllco it Klngllsbcr O. T.Sep-
temlier !i IB97.
Nntleii is hurobv slvon that the follow-
ticwaxmuL5iiLUcrlis-.)lUiiI 4Htleo of -hl
hitention to make Una nroof In Muunort
-fAf hU claim and that said proof will be
made before the roalHtor and rocelvorof
In it ml States land ofllce at Klngcher
O. T. on Oeinlwr 27 18U7 vllt
Qeorae V Knowlen (No 0tt.3) Outhrlc
O T for tho s hf of nc or unit lots 1 und
2 of "c 3 twp lrt n r 1 w I . M.
Ho name!) tho following wltnosses to
prove bis continuous reildenca upon and
cultivation of said Ian' viz:
Nelson II Maliatt. of Uuthrle. O. T.:
John V. Wright Goorge Dryo and Lester
D. Unite of Crescent u. T.
IS. U. Spii.man Hoglstor.
SCOPE OF JUDGE POS
TER'S DECISION.
VIEWED IN WASHINGTON
All CoiiiinrrrUt Onronlrntlnn Mnr tte
rinseil ns Trnt 'Inllnr Cnin I'onil-
Ine Aenliut the Otnntia l.trn
tnek Kiehnnco toUtnnt
Atlnrtioy (lonrrnl ltnyl
Talk of tho Chic
Waiiitotox Sept .'.1 Judge ros
ters decision In the United States dis-
trict court at Topeka in which he
held tlutt the Kansas City Live Stock
IXohnngi' was u trutit organ lied in
violntion of the Xhermnti nilti-trnst
liiw mav result In closing all the live
stot-U. grain and produce o.vehnngcs of
the count rv.
The decision. If it is upheld by tho
supremo court of the r nlled States
to which it will bo nppenled will be
of the utmost Importance for it will
elnss nil exchange which are organ
ized on the seme linen na the Kansas
City institution as unlaw ful combina
tions In restraint of commerce.
Attorneys :itv uncertain na to the
scope of the rtccisinii for tho reason
that there mav hnvo Iteen some peeu-
linritv about the orgatilwitioti and
tnrthoda of the Kansas City Live Stock
exchange which does not npplv to
other exchange As it la understood
hero however this evchango la almi-
lar t others m which live stock
grain cotton farm produce nnd pe-
troleum nre dealt In nnd If the Su-
preme court of the 1'nited States
should uphold Judge Foster's deciatoii
these lnt tuttous would hnvo to closo
their doors or change their orjfnnlui-
ttoit null incthn Is.
Assl.stnnt Attorney Ueuernl Iloyd
who is th otllclul of tho department
of justice under whom theac enses
comic wild Inst iiisrlit he wns not en
tirely familiar with tills cno ns it
wns one which tho district attorney
for tho Totel(ii district had been au-
thorized to bring during the last ad-
ministration und It waa lu progress
when he entered tho deportment of
justice He snld however that tho
contention of tho government waa
that this exchange w-na in violation of
the ntiti-lruFt law for the reason that
It undertook to control the market for
live RtocU nt Kansas City. lie said
there wns u ease of n similar nature
(lending against the Omaha Live .Stoclr
exchange
Ncu Wliuloii (!hn Trent.
I'ittmhi'IM I'm. Sept. 23 A now
window gUias trust to be known an
the American Window- Glass associa-
tion was organized hero to-day. The
new combination represents a capital
of Sin OtiO.O 10 and includes nil or the
principal paints of the 1' tilted States.
It is very probable that u deeided tul-
runce In prices will soon follow
J Paii'tTo'uocccnpltand SuiuLo lour lire Anaj
Tn nult (nliArn nnlltf nnd fm-fliei. im limp
nfrtrntrrmejrtirauisor uuo .o-To
llao tho woiulir worker that inulios v v''t'JlJ1
siroug. aii urnusisis suu or tl. luru nunrau-
toed Ilooklct anil Bamplo free. AddrcHS
Sterling Ilemedy Co Chicago or Now Vorlt
Becrention Belter Than M&dicine.
Attend Topokn's Fall Pestival and
observe tho ltiiproTotnont that will re-
sult from a judicious Indulgence in the
week's gntoty. The Santa r"e will take
yon there and haek for one fare
Wanted An nppnatlee girl at the
Fair 114 Oklahoma nvo.
Are You Going
To Chisago" Tho Santa Fe route Is
making a special rato of $ltM& ott tbo
following dates: Sept 10 SI. S3 JS
W and Oct S 7 It. 14 10 and SI
Tick ota to be good on date of sale and
lor continuous passage Correspond-
ing reduetion to points east
A. J. Soiikins Afcnt
Lillto A Co. nro prepared to givo you
just what you want in the school book
line.
Six Days of Good. Time.
The last days of September will long
be rammbrcd by suah of onr fellotv
eltlcens as attend the Topeka full festi-
val and silver nnnlvorsary of the A. T.
A 8 V ruilwny. The program caeh dav
will b replete with novelties nnd the
dillln aud shnm bAttles of the troops
and tho parades of other bodies wilt
prove Interesting to visitors. The
Santa Fe route has mnile n raluof S8.S8
for round trip from Outlirie Tickets
on ale Sept. '6-30. llmlt-tl until Oet I
1807 A. J Comks Agent
A S&.00 purchase of school 1ko en-
tltlos you to a free card to the Uuthrle
circulating library Over SO0 volume
of books besides 11 e Kncyclopedia
Krltnnlea and many other valuable
reference Itonks nt Llllle'e drug store
A new laundry man with several
years oxporieneo has Just taken charge
of the work lllvo ns your laundry
and you'll never regret it. Uuthrle
Steam Laundry.
Attond the Fall Feetlvltle at Tope-
ka Sept S7 to Out. 8. Special excur-
sion rntes on the droit Hock 'nlnnd
Uotlto at tbnt tlmo wilt enable jou to
go liaek to the oltl home lu Kansas at
little cost. I5roulro as to rates end
conditions of any C It I. & P Il'y.
ticket ngpnt John Sebastian (1. I
A Chicago
Annunl Session Sovorelgn Qrant Lodge
I. 0. 0 I'.
SprlngUold III. September JO-55 For
ttie ubuve meeting we will sell licitett.
to Springfield nnd return at a rate of
810 00 Tickets on sale September 113-
SO lucliihlvc good to return September
98 ( nnlinuous passago In onch direc-
tion going passsgn to commence dy
of sale. A J CoitKiss Agent.
Kniglt's of Pjtlilns Mooting
At Ponea City O. T. September 17
lft7 For tho nbovo occasion wo will
sell round trip tickets to Pones City at
one and one-third fare. Tickets to bo
nn sale Sent 17 and good for roturn
Sept. 18 Continuous passage In each
direction A J Cnnktss. Agent.
We thonk you kindly for past favors
and hope you will continue to remem-
ber us for no one can bo found who Is
moro anxious to plcaso than F. M.
Curtis y -nrlptor Uttthrlo Steam
Laundry.
The PerBon You Wish to Ece
may be found In Topeka from Sept. S7
to Oct. onloying tho continuous
shows. Money In your pocket by hav-
ing ono of the Hants. Fe'fl lloket6 one
fare for round trip.
The Varied Daily Attrnotions
ot Topeka's Fall Festival will bo of a
oharaetcr to ploaso ovorybody. The
rate via the Santa Fe Is only ono fare.
Whonc'or your laundry Is not satis-
factory If you will return It before
wearing wo will re-laundry frco of
charge. Outhrlo Steam Laundry
0k Kip Rates to Ohioago-
On Soptcmber 10 II. S3. H 30 and
October 5. 7 13. 14 10 and 81 wo Will
cell tlrst olatB limited tickets to Chisa-
go at S10 4.1 ttukets to be good on date
of talu and for continuous passago
Corresponding reduction to points cast
of Chicago. A J Coitkt.8
Agent Santa Fo Route.
In speaking of Prof Herrmann the
Kansas Cltv Star says' UIb rendering
of the "Mocking llird" In which lie
iiinde over three hundred notes with
ono down b-w slurred staccato which
Is a very dltlleult feat was tho Hnrst.
At the opora bmuc Friday. Sept SI
auspices First Ilcgltncnt band Ad-
mission ti and 35 conls.
Do not overlook tilts item. Wo con
sldor tt n inattor of gront importance
to at all times observe the "lloldon
ltulo." Owing to this feat tho public
Is always ready lo patronize the
Outhrio Steam Laundry. P. M Curt!
proprietor
Millinery Opening.
On Saturday Septcmbor 33 I will
havo on display a beautiful itno of
pattern hats sailors and Tarn
O'Shantcrs. Also a full lino of mil-
linery. All ladles nro invited to at-
tend. Mlt3. MAlTTt.V
115 Hast Oklahoma Avonuo
Wo buy sell and
sdhool books ot any
LIUIc A Co.
exchange
klnd.-F.
old
II
Cheap Rates.
On Soptomber 7 9 14 10 81 81 8S
30 and October S 7 13 14 19 and 81
wo will sell first class limited tickets
to St. Louis at 313 83 tickets to be
good on date of sale nnd for continuous
passage. Corresponding reduetion to
points east of St Louis. A. .. Oor-
kins Agent Santa Fe Routo.
flfBfsifffffffffvill nk
lie i
J B. FAIRFIELD.
Coal and
Transfer Co.
The best grades ol Coal al-
ways i store. The McAlesler
a hicclalty. Prompt delivery.
B5?ufiice and yards 005 W
Harrison Phone 20
Ornml dleplav of laces t-iinmings
gloves nnd fnocy goods at Hnmsny's
opening Friday night flood music.
Pond's Hlt'iiiu Laundry and
Dye Murks phono 10!)
Object L oisons
In state development and railroad
growth. The story of progreis in Kau-
han is so Intimately associated with the
growth of the Santa Fe route that the
dif-play on Wodiionlay of festival week
will vividly illuHtratu the sdvniiccH of
twenty-five years If you nro a resi-
dent of KansaH you are Interested and
will travel via tho fncious Kunsas
highway tho Santa Fe route Only
one fare for round trip.
- 'llBa9ft4fcft-lB-B-ftBB4
KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER 1
ANDY CATHARTIC
V JKift Y-Vi
i if HtVV AsS
j ICURECOilSTiPATIOM
1 2550 ""oMSJBgiJUiajA ORUOfilSTS
J A Int. I. I rt w an 1 Ihm i I i m n i I i I i si Hi tut r f l(nl ll
k rii t- -uu Milt k . t r . i i i i i si I t m i i tt U ititi nt i nn
n iiie in
Havo No TravolIiiR Agents
Hut mc ask mi nlinhnr Iricnds rct.ns;
In the tomb ana wlh u mark the irra'' in
mernoTy ol the rtcsii to come toOorVard
anil See What Yon Are lluylng and Save
Proton to so Per rent by Dolnfr This War
Api-nis rrnresentine lari;e stocks often do
not have half what we . irrv In finished
how you a tine
i a binding order
irice coverinK
wor in our yard Thev how vou a tine
siei ;
rtouble
picture and ask
tor aro'r trade
von l.i tie
11
their wages and expene
win implicate an
nrice c
ThlOKoflt We
if th-lr nrilr frnm 54trt
40 per tent les r Kuarantie all of cur
work All the work in the outhrU cemetery
except six small (obi w.n ilne by 1.1
not Ire the name ml nn thr base.
.1. W. SUTTON Mgr.
VIENNA
Bakery and Ice Cream
MANUFACTORY.
Special attention given to
socials and parties. mhe late3t
kind and style of ice cream put
up and delivered to any part of
the city. The llnest assortment
of candy just received.
tiir fty imlnml I
1 Srw (rk nt I
The Dazzling
Whiteness
of n persons teoth
is often of tho dentist's making. Any-
body can polish teeth hut bringing
t out tho brilliant natural color Is a
I illlTnii1nl tlitrtfr Wn nvrtnl I ntrni.
branch ot dental eclonco and our prices
aro no moro than maybo you havo paid
for bungling work
G. A. HUGHES. D. D. S.
The Leading Dentist.
Ofllco rooms 1 2 and ? over Dank of
Indian Territory
liTf?
I OWNEY
6
PS
Cbcolato: Bonborw
1 t Mr
WM. RITZHAUPT.
Tolophono 2!.
GUTHRIE Lodge No 2 K. of !. meets
every Wednesday at 7:30 In their hall
n the Victor block corner First audllarrl-
ion. Vlsltlnc kntfbts arc always welcome
JAMES M. WIinELHIt C. C
J. rOUCAUT M. ol F and K. of K. S
ORM Meets every Tuesday night In K
hall visitine cnieis always wei
IL 11. CIIKKKY Chief of Records.
IK of V. hall
come
-.UTHKIH LoflRC Na I. O. O. P. meeit-
V3 Monday nlrcht of each week at 7:30. Vis
Itlne Odd Fellows alwavs vielc .me.
r. w. itiTTKitnuscii n u
o w. iinncK secy lock iox i7.
OKLAHOMA fcncampmentNo. 1 1. O. O. F
metis every Tuesday evening tn Odd
fellows hall at 7:30. All vlsltlnc patrlarrbs
welcome A. KHKUS C P.
H L SsTUOUOH. Scribe.
MUTUAL HF.NBFIT TO LADlK9.-We
furnish employment procure help buy
sell or exenange fancy articles novelty
roods periodicals etc
WOMEN'S INFORMATION 11URKAU
Room 30 Lyn 111 rk
ror TtarrUon anil til vUlou
Notice to Creditors.
In tho matter of tho ostato of John S.
Pumyea Jr. lute of the city of Guthrie
conn'y of Logan Territory of Oklahoma
deceased.
All porons having claims asalnst seld
John H. Pumyea. Jr di ceased are ro-
QUlred to exhibit th same with the nee-
ussnry vouchers to the undiirtlgned duly
appointed and qualified administratrix
with tho will annexed of the estate of
Raid deceased at tho law olHre of Cot-
toral & Honor upstair. 814 West Okla-
homa avonue fu the city of Uuthrle.
county i'f Logan and Territory of Okla-
homa and that four mouths after the
first publication of this notice has been
limited by order of the probate court of
said Logan county at the time for credit-
ors of 8 ild deceased tn oxhlhtt und pre-
sent their claims against said estate
Dated the 7th dav of August. 18&7.
ICATB V. PUMKA.
Admlntralsrlx.vrlth will annexed of said
nstatet
First published In Outhrlo Daily Leader
.September 21 1S07.
Notice lor Publication.
Laud OMce nt Outhrlo O. T. Septem-
ber 3 1897.
Notice Is horoby glvon that tho follow-Ing-numed
Hettler has fllod notico of his
Intention to make II 11 11 1 proof lu support
of bis claim and that said proof will ho
mado before the lcgister and receiver
United State laud oitlce at Guthrie 0.
1'. nn October S. 1807. viz:
Henry P. Cook for thosw qr sec So two
15. r 3 w.
Ho names tho following witnesses to
prnvo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said IuliI viz:
Henry Hower. of Waterloo. O T.;
Iluhman 1 Slllnp of (luturlo O. 'I'. 5
John 1 Donaldson of Waterloo O T.
and William Shields of Seward O T.
i?.1.1 N 1 1 Wimim Itoilutor
.tniiiiiur ttnn lotnry.
W mnimo. Sept VS The l'res
i do nt hiisi appomUl .1 1) lioUUhv
postmnster tit Weatport Mo (iolbsili
prine'ial opiKineut una V. I liautn a
inemlK-rof the Westport rity eounull
who wns Indorsed by Ma. or Warner
Gardiner Lathrop .1. II. NeiT nnd K
C. Keren. Goldshy had the indorse-
ment of Welxtter Davis.
i;w.w?ii'KtaWMg8tKSsaMifw.w3gi
First Published In tbo Guthrie Dally
Leader. Sept. 10 18'J7.
Notico for Publication.
Land Ofllce at Klngflsher O. T. Sep-
temper 7 ia7.
Ins-named settler has filed notice of his
i FROM
I
TO
Knnsnn City
St. Louis
St. Josopli
JiCaveinvorlii
Atchison
Omalin
Pueblo
ami )onvor.
tViiolwiirtli for Jmlee.
Omaha Neb. Sept in Thirty-nine
i-ountleN were represented In the Na-
tional DeinoerHtlc conveiiliiin ivhieh
met here last evening' Hon J nines
M. Wool worth niu named for judge
md .liulgo .1. S. Crawford of West
Point nnd Uon. J. Merliny Morton ot
Nubrnnka City for rotfenlH.
TO cum: A tOU) IN oni: lAV
Take Laxative llrouioQulnino Tablets.
All druggets refund the money if it
fails to cure. S5..
Secondhand buby carriage for sale
Ii quiro at 403 E 1st Harrlton avenue.
Lowest prices on school supplies at
tho postjfll'c bink storo
Miss 7.o Thompson now has charge
of tho po.t c fll -o book store. See her
f r vtur Hcliool boos ana school sup-
plies. Attend Uamsay'e opening Friday
night. Good niuir.
A largo stoek of eehool books just re-
ceived at tho postofilce bonk htore
Carl Herrmann too violinist lr- ac-
cording' to the verdict of our musicians
tbo greatest violinist heard hero Per-
sonally I think his skill is bordering
on marvelous. The New York Dra-
matic Mirror Opera house Sept. 31
auspices First Regiment band. Ad-
mission 25 and 35c.
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Orand display of drea (roods silks
and cloaks at Kamsav's opening Fri-
day night. Good musts.
Carl Herrmann the soloist of tbo
ovenmg'. Is a violin vlrtuoto in Its true
meaning. His playing- of Sarasate's
"Zigounerwlsen" enraptured the whole
audienco St Petersburg (Russia)
News Upora house Friday Sept l.
auspices First Itoglruent band. Ad-
mission 35 and 35e.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow-
1 October Y
Intention to make final proof In support
win De
1897. viz:
of his claim and that said proof
made before the register and receiver at
KlnHsher. O '!'.. on
.Ucou lioiuerman 11. v. e-jtm lor lou
1 and i s v no sec 2 two 17 r 4 wet.
lie names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ot said 'and viz:
Irancls M. McCamtnon Wllllom Mc-
Cammon. James M. Holllday and Martin
Olboru all of Crescent Oity O. T.
E. O. Spiluax Register.
This Is The
BIREGTJGiJTE.
Daily Trains
Fast Tinio
Superior Sorvice.
II. C. TOWNSEND
General Passenger Agent
St. Louis Mo.
The 3 30 train Is the through Colorado
flyer.
Wanted Cook und porter. None
but first class need apply. Mrs. P. L.
llurnsee llanncr hotel.
The wagon from 'phone 4 will b
pleated to call anywhere in tho tiy
tor your laundry. Hemvuiber we ht.ve
an expert laundryinan with several
years' experience la charge of the
work F. M. Curtis
School books and school supplies at
tho postofilce book storo.
PoikI'm Steam Laundry and
l)yo Works phono 109.
If you want your children properly
fitted out with school books pencils
tablets school straps and bags ink
drawing books music books etc st
lowost possible prfcoa tend them to
Llllla's drug store
M
Until You See Our Solid Fad Bargains.
We have opened the season with a stock of goods that beats the record for beauty
and Low Prices. We will close it with a big stock disposed oi and the best pleased
lot of customers you ever saw. Be fair with yourself and
SEE OUR FALL STOCK.
It presents an opportunity for economical buying that nobody can afford to miss.
Our store is crowded with the newest styles selected with experienced care as to
quality good taste as to style and generous prodigality as to variety. It is the
right place to get the right goods at the. right prices. Mothers we call your par-
ticular attention to our line of Boys' School Suits They arc the same reliable
qualities we have been selling you for the past six years. There are none made
better; there aro none sold cheaper; there are none that give better service. Fit
your boy out with a new suit for the beginning of school. It will make him feel
bigger better and brighter.
We have a Snap in Men's Fancy Shirts this week in our west window. We
offer you all the Gold and Silver Shirts we have in stock 25 dozen at the ridicu-
lous low price of 75c each. The regular price of these shirts are J$l25 and $1.50.
As long as they last we will sell them at 75c each.
EVY'S
Banna
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CLOTHING HOUSE
Oklahoma Avenue and First Street.
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