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Tho followltiK toloKratn wimroealted
yesterday afternoon from tho Hon.
John J. Ingalli and Is sclf-oxplftna-tory
KS8s0rrr. Mo. Onion Depot Oct.
M P J. Oreer Secretary: Missed
connection horn. Cannot arrivo before-
frHay noon. John J. IxflAM.a.
VI (5 RAISEHS IN SESSION.
lhey Meet and Blect Ofllcers anil 1'aw
Resolutions.
Tho Oklahoma Swine Hraedors' asso-
ciation met at tho oflleo of tho Home
Field and Korum and organised by
electing tho following ofileers:
A J. Henthorn president of Okla-
homa City; Chas Moars of Lincoln
county vico-prcstdont; 0. S. Williams
of Enid secretary-treasurer.
HeolntIOQ.
Resolved That the Oklahoma Swine
Breeders' association In recognition of
the generous treatment of exhibitors
of awlne aud tho unprecedented
promptness with which they paid their
premiums in full hereby tenders to
the Oklahoma State Fair assoaiatlon a
most hearty vote of thankB and plcdgo
to U a hearty co operation in making
ts future exhibitions a complete suc-
cess. Resolved further. That tho generous
treatment of the swlno breedors at
their first annual meeting by Ned
Cheadle of Outhrle tho members of
theEanBas Swine llrecders' associa-
tion and tho editor of the Home. Field
and Forum receive our most grateful
appreciation
C. 3. Williams
Char. Mr. a its.
V. P. PKnoUSON.
Committee.
Mr. Soule of tho Home Field and
Forum secured tho hog exhibits at
the fair and Is deserving of much
praise for his good work.
ject ij Make Council drove
Kir Old Soldiers
It me
AUVENTISTS
Kntcrtalned With a Spirited Addreas
by Professor Lewis.
Prof C. C. Lewis of the Kocno In-
dustrial academy delivered an able
addrosn yesterday at the Seventh Day
Advontlst camp meeting. Tho above-
named school is a young Institution
located at Cleburne Texas ownod and
controlled by tho denomination. It Is
run on tho industrial plan and bids
fair to become a notable Institution
Tho school is so run that a Btudont
may receive nine months' schooling
board room rent etc. for onlj 800
and two hours' work a day.
There la a sanitarium run in connec-
tion with the school tho medical staff
of which are also instructors in the
academy. This affords superior ad-
vantages In the study of physiology.
Calendars giving a full description
of tho school may be had by Bonding
your address to tho Kcene Industrial
Acadomy Cloburnc Texas.
In the afternoon a session of tho Ok-
lahoma conference was hold. T.vcnty
churches responded with delegates.
Three new churches were taken Into
tho conference. Tho Oklahoma con-
forenco Is only three yoars old. At
tho organization three years ago
thoro wero only twonty-ono ehurchos
with about 400 members. There are
now thirty churches with a total
membership of about SOO There are
also quite a number of unorganized
companies.
Although tho meeting will close the
first of next week yet pcoplo aro still
coming in. Ttio wind has made it
somewhat disagreca'ilo for tho camp-
ers but for all that they all wear a
cheerful countonancc.
Special Agent Carmlehaol rf ilio
himl lopartiuont has been at Old
hoina Olty for some days past looking
Into iho Council Grove mllitarv reser-
vation maltor.
Governor Ilarnca in Ms report to the
scoretary of tho Interior has cordially
endorsed tho project urged by the U.
A. R to make this abandoned rcserva
tlon homo for Oklahoma soldiers and
sailors who shall beconio disabled
Tho governor's care In urging and
helping this worthy object has won
tho good will of all regardless of po-
litical creed or bias
Knr Uoonly l"alr
Tho first annual exhibit of tho Kay
County Fair association will be held at
Nowkirk. October 28 to 29 inclusive
instead ot Ootobor 19 to 2. Tho lino
grounds adjoining Newklrk will be In
readiness and a vory credltablo oxhlblt
of Kay county's magnlflcont crops and
fine stock will be held and challenge
tho products of other regions to a com-
parison.   ..
uvr 4450 in purseB is offered for the
spued ring and about tho samo In pro
mlums. Write tho secretary for pre-
mium list and speed program
A special program of various attrac-
tions will make each day Interesting.
Govornor UarneB and other promi-
nent speakers will bo prosent on dates
to be announced later.
Speolr.I days will bo old soldiers
dav and free homes day.
Reduced rales on the railroads Ad
mission 25 cents Como everybody.
C M llurnett Is secretary and J. H.
Miller president-
On on the Attorney-Oenerl
Attorney-Goneral Cunningham was
In town during court week. One after-
nnnn tin nun walking around taking in
tho sights while Tarenoy xvas grinding
away In tho mill of justice at tho court
house. He was approached by Hill
Munger tho hardware man who ac-
costed him like this: "Say agent
what lino of machines do you carryr
'Humph" ejaculated Harper "I am
notaraachlno agent. I'm a lawyer"
"Pardon me. said Hill "but I woll
." "Oh d n It." said Harper "you
moan to say that I look liko a light-
ning rod man or a machine agonf
Woll I sco I will have to go around
with a lawbook under my arm to con-
vineo people that I am a lawyer."
Watonga Republican.
to cum: a uoi.u in onk hay
Take Laxatlvo llromo Quinine Tablets
All drugplsts refund tho monoy If It
falls to euro. 33c.
CITY IN BRIEF.
A3IUSE31ENTS.
The Long Company PrcEouts "A Guy
Rowory Girl" to Crowded House.
Tho S. R. O. sign wont up early at
MclTennon's cpera liouso last night.
Tho attraction was "A Gay Rowery
Girl" as presented by tho Frank Long
company. Tho play was superb and
Manager Mann is deserving of great
praise for his efforts in bringing such
an attraction to tho Capital city.
'Arthur Rrown" was pleasingly delin-
eated by Frank Long while Walter
Pane George Soldcn Fred Lewis
Thomas Fitzgerald and Annlo Thomas
Margie Dow Nellie Granville and Erin
Hulllvan acquitted themselves credit-
ably in their respective roles. The
"Rowery Girl" is a stirring faroo-com-edy
and possesses all tho qualifica-
tions belonging to a house downer.
Tonight the bill will bo "What Was
Done to Jones." Tho Long company
is concurred one of tho best that has
ever visited the territory and thoatre
patrons are getting tne full worth of
tlielr money.
lUrbar'i Acres to Ulo.e.
Wc the undersigned barbrs of
outhrle agree to olose our plaeoa of
business today tho 15th day of Oc-
tober from I to p. in. in order to at-
tend the state fair:
L W. Uambiiiick
John Mathews.
T. 0. Vinson
Jim Him.
O. A. WlNIMOB
Wm. Kkli.kh
Towin fc Tknx-nt
W. W. Jknnimib
U. M. IlAlll'EU.
of tho Oklahoma Territory
Members
union.
Wm. Kki.lkk President.
Gko. Ubxiu Secretary
of O. T. Rarber's Union.
HAIR
HUMORS
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an 1 ft titc - ' s ieJ. an 1 hi tutl-
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Treatment trill pro-lur n i r hralthf tffttp
wttti luT'irlint 1ntrou 'ih't wlin all elw fill
fcM IhrMiftiAoMb wnrW IVTTIR Pfti O atdChIM.
(ntptott fVpt Holnn
f Ho I" pro t 'it-- I iiTqr it IJtir mulct! frM.
SKINS ON FIRE
With f i
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in ruKmikiil
STILL THOMPSON.
Socrotary Jenkins Says Thommon
Will Win Out.
The Leader Korean
nth and F St.. N. W.
Washinoton D. 0. Oct. 14. Secre-
tary Jenkins left tonight for home.
Hcfor" leaving ho stated that the ap-
pointment of Harry Thompson would
bo made In a few days. Thoro seems
to be&omo hliflh abjut Thompson's ap-
pointment which has not been satis-
factorily explained.
Judgo Green left for home it hav-
ing been announced today that the
Oklahoma judgshlp will not be dis-
posed of until the latter part of next
week.
..BATON'S INJUNCTION
Restrains Couuty Clerk From Collect-
ing on Tax Raise.
Will Taylor is down from 1'orrv.
R. 15. McOnndlens is down from Perry.
Dr. Humphrey is over from Stillwater.
Ovor SOO Perry people aro atteudlng the
R. Fredorlfk of Kansas City l
Miss May Ar-
attornllng tho
fair.
W.
boro.
NatSchnoll Is working at W. C. Spon-
cer's. W. L. Aloxandor Is up from Oklahoma
City.
The balloon will go np at tho fair
grounds today.
f. W. Jonos of Lerado Kan. Is hero
attending tho fair.
Thrro hundred bales of cotton wero
marketed yosterday.
Mrs. Ger.iou.of Oklahoma City Is tho
guest of Mrs. Ike Levy.
Georgo R. Orner of Knld has been
granted a fresh ponslon.
Fred Hoyt of Chandler come ovor yes-
terday to atteud tho fair.
P. II. AlbrlRht.of Wlntleld.ls here with
hU Uottlnn horto Vendor.
Ia Van Nets aud John De Lacoy of
Kl Riuio are attending tho fair.
At the fair grounds today the noted
homo Tulsn will make a 9:10 record.
County Treasurer Durham of Potta-
watomie county. Is here -taking In tho
fair.
Mrs. A. 1). Connor and
nold ot I'oues are hero
fair.
All the banks In Gulhrlo will rloso at
I o'clock this afternoon on account of the
fair
C. M. Meado and wife and II. C. Dovll-
bllas and wlfo aro up from Oklahoma
City.
Dan Peory the Kenlal police judno and
nowapapcr man of 131 ltuno U taking In
tho fair.
Arthur Whortou of the Noblo county
Sentinel was down from Porry yesterday
attondlng the fair.
W. C. Douglass of the Alva Republi-
can aud nowly-appolutod postmaster at
Alva Is In the city.
Missoe Rthol and May Mlltner of Okla-
homa City arrived thU morning to vUlt
Mrs. K. I). Nh and attend the fair.
William Gilmes and J. C. Robert are
over from KlnRflslior combining pleaituro
with important Kill ileal business.
Will Crawford formerly of Quthrle
and late of Newklrk has taken a position
with II. L. Cohen. He hi a ttouln! young
man and a good salesman.
Annie Whttewlng a l'awuw) Indian
wife ha- sued for divorce frum her hut-
band. This teems to destroy the tlluxion
that Whllewlugt never grow weary.
Postmaster Marsh Lambert J ml Re
.SeotU A. A. Hyers Don ltwhead Willis
Jacobus Frank lviihn and John Miller
are among tbe Newklrk visitors to the
fair.
Special to Dally Leader.
Oklahoma Litv Oct. 14 Judgo
Iveaton tonight granted an Injunction
restraining tho clnrk ot Oklahoma
county from extending tho ralso or-
dered by tho territorial board.
Rheumatism Is duo to lactic acid In
tho blood. Hood's Sarsaparllla ncu-
trnlixen tho tir.ld and coranlctolv cures
the aches and pains ot rheumatism. Ro
sure to got Hood's.
Hood's Pills aro easy to take easy to
operate. Curo Indigestion blllousncbs
25 cents.
Mealing ot riinrmncjr Ilonrri.
Tho Territorial board of pharmacy
will meet In Oklahoma City on Tues-
day October 19 for the examination
of candidates for registration as phar-
macists. Rlank applications and full
Information will bo furnished by tho
secretary.
Merchants and others selling medi-
cines aro horcby notified that tbey are
violating tne law unless permits havo
been obtained from tho board of phar
macy as provided by law and that
tliey aro liable to a una lor cacti oi-
fonse. Wrlto to the secretary for in-
formation. F. R LiLi.iK.
Secretary Territorial Hoard of Phar-
macy Guthrie 0 T.
IMurnlo Voiir IliivrrW Willi diarnrctii.
Cnndr ."nthnriH-. cure cnnMlpntlon forever
lOc.Wc Iff C (' full lniKtrttK refund money.
Rlthoti from
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Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld'a Fair
DHL
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
&tm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Northeast MUsourl. aud Mr. Alfa Ro
hanau. ot Pouca City parents and sUter
of AseUtaut Ctly Marshal Rlthop are
uere on a vitu.
Kd Vandernool U a very hauuv man
He ha iutt won the tlxteoutb fawtult
growing out ox ttie contest for III 6 claim
near Laugston. Judge Dale yuslorday
itsuod an order ejecting all settlers there-
on In twenty days. The uearo RalUrU
win killed while contesting this claim.
The Richards dos and pony show Is
drawing large crowd at the fair grousdi.
ThU show was attached at Perry at tho
result of a damage suit for t Obrouvht
against it uv me miner oi a itoy who was
hurt while leading a pony In the parade.
Judge John Knright came to the tellef of
the show people and euabled It to reach
(iu.hr 1b.
Hon. Dlixy Lewis came up from Okla-
homa City yesterday to Introduce con-
gretsman Ratley lotheustetnbledthrorgs
at the fair Rroundt. Mr. LewU had pro-
pared a neat address of introduction and
wit much put out over the Texas eons
grettmaa's non-appearance. Mr. Lewl-
wat on tlio verge ot turluglng ihe Intro-
duction anyway and allow Horace Hastan
to act In R alley's stead but a park police-
man llathed hit star and declared that no
unmowly disturbance would be tolerated
adding that the president of the associa-
tion was the only pertun privileged to
bove hit aero voice out into ilieaiuiot-
pberu. ilkluK Sleillclue.
Governor Rarnet and Wm. (irimer
ot Kingfisher wrro clotcled together
several bours last nigut. it is be-
lieved a compromise it being flied up
whereby Grimes is to be made mar-
shal and Strang chief justice.
The Camp Meeting Victory llrlende.
Tho tent on tho government acre
was filled to overflowing last night
and tho services were unusually full
of Interest
Mrs. Cromwell will lecture on Satur
day ovonlng on "Missionary Llfa In
Africa" and will exhibit a largo lot of
nurlos sho brought from that strango
land. Mrs. Cromwoll was a mission-
ary thcro for oyer a year and om her
return to this country joined tho Sal-
vation army and over since has boen
doing work on that lino.
Tho Victory brigade will contlnuo
their services on thn aoro ovcry night
until Sunda? commonclnir promptly
at 7:30 o'clock whon they will give
their farewell meeting.
Notice.
The Knights of tho Golden Links
will give a grand entertainment at
Odd Fellows' hall (colored) Saturday
night Oct. 10 18D7. Admission Sc;
ladles accompanied by gentlemen free.
ndncato Tour llmvcU With I'unrnreic.
Oanily Cathartic cure constipation forever.
10c. 38c. It C 0. C. foil druRRlstH refund money.
For Sale at a Rargaln A fine farm
3 miles duo south from Guthrio.
Apply on promises to J. P. Rocder.
Tho 3:30 train is tho through Colorado
uyer.
Low Rates Via Santa Fo Route.
Wichita Kan. one faro (for round
trip tickets on sale Sopterabor 27 to
October 3 good to return October 4.
Topeka Kan. ono faro for round
trip tickets on salo September SO to
to September 30 goodjto return Octo
ber 4.
Kansas City Mo  ono faro round
trip tickets on salo Oct 3 to 0 good
to return Oct. 10.
Wilcox the portrait artist has ro
moved from 115 Harrison to Swcarln
gen's photo gallory opposite postolllco
Call and get prices. A flno lino of
lOxJO portrait frames at low prices.
' fi v nL
The Display
Of Our Shoes
That you see in the win
dows and showcases is no in
dication of what is to be found
inside. We are daily adding to
our stock all the new styles
aud seasonable novelties the
latter of which may be found
here in more extensive variety
than in any other store of the
neighborhood.
Also remember every fifteenth
pair of shoes that goes out of
the house goes out tree.
I The Welcome Grocery.
Jubilee of The Highest Quality
And Lowest PriceB
A Brilliant Display of Ideas. A Further Demonstration
Guthrie's Greatest Merchandisers
That We Stand Prmsnen. as
OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE
A LINING SALE.
10c for 35c hair cloth black and gray herring-
bone 23c for 40c black Importod all wool morcon.
35c for coc 30-Inch fancy chanceablo silk.
18c for 30c best Nuhlan padded sate&n.
8c for 15c fancy padded lining.
8c for lSc canvass skirt Interlining.
He for 18c Nublau mnlro talTota.
5c for 12fc fancy striped taffeta.
A NOTION SALE.
4c for Gc velvrteon binding.
loc for 18c sholl 30-inch whalobonott.
rc for 12c bunch whalobono casing.
8c for 15c fancy silk waist bolts.
loc for 18c pair Para rubber dross-shiold.
4c for 8c c&rd "hump" hooks and oyos.
35c for 00c largo spool sowing silk (full 1 oi.)
10c for 14c bolt all silk seam binding.
FALL KIBIJONS.
Tho raro plaids strlpos checks baskot
woaves taffotas moire satins grosgralns novel-
ties etc.
inc for 20c now fall ribbons.
lie for 25c now fall ribbons.
25c for &0s now fall ribbons.
37c for 73c new fall ribbons
Black silk ribbons double satins moire
taflota plain tatfetes failles satin grosgralns
15c 25c and 45c.
THE NEW DKESS GOODS.
A groat collection of All Wool and Silk and
Wool Novelties' such ns Jacquards Rourettos
Silk and Wool Plaids and llaskot Woaves goods
that would attract attention anywhere at 50c
per yard. 39c.
All Wool Cheviots 50-lnches wide in thonew
blues Klcu d'French Napoleon Mariner and
Navy; new greens Roseda. Moment Nentuno
Vlrls t'livo and Myrtle; now browns Gold!i
Tuba'  Madera Havana and Soal and the jvur
popular Dahlia Wine and Cardinal shados those
good9 should never bo marked f jr loss than 86c
special prlco. 59c.
Striking Novelties Btieh as novor ihown bo-
fore and wo doubt It ovor agio at tils price In
40 44 45 and 40 Inches wldo Granite Armure9
Canvas Rulbs Silk and Wool Chovlots aud
many dlfToront weaves splendid color assortment
wonderful valuos per yard 49c.
A Groat Lino at It 00 wo bolleve as largo If
not a larger lino of silk and wool Novoltlos and
Pialds a havo over boon shown In Guthrio all
tho now effocts In tho popular Roman Stripe
silk and wool Crystal Plaids 7 colorings 45-In.
wldo variety onough to suit all tastes and qual-
ities that will In s Id freoly ctaowhero at tl.25
and 11.50 poryd  out prlco. $1.00.
BLACK GOODS.
Special at 2'c Wo olTsr tomorrow 160 pieces
ot black English Llzzard and Rrocado cloths 33-
Inchos wldo ot good substantial quality per
yard. 25c.
At 4Sc We offer 50 pieces of oxcollont quality
Storm Sorgps Siorm Chovlots and Diagonals full
50-lnches wldo all goods that will sell later for
moro money per yard 49c.
DOMESTICS.
Farmer's Choice Aurora L. L. and 10 cases
of other nnbloached -4 muslins per yard 4c.
The Great Gingham aid Zephyr Sale SOO
pieces bought specially for tho occasion to bo
sold nt n loss checks pla'ds strips fancy dress
styles and tho best American dress Ginghams
sell usually at 10c and I2c per yard 5c.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Men's Ribbed Ralbrlggan Shirts and Drawers
French neck satin drill facod drawers poarl
button overlook soani' 39c.
Alon'a Wright's Health Underwear flocco
lined doublo cuffs tho genulno ovcry garment
stamped always tl.OO now 75c.
Mon's Flno Natural Wool and Camel's Hair
Shirts and Drawors. plain finished pearl buttons
pure Austinllan wool 11.00
Mon's Unlaundnrcd WMIo Shlrt full sired
body doublo stitched yoked doubled back and
front linen bosom 1 plcco facings linen band
ridiculously cheap 35c.
Mon's Fancy Madras Rosom whlto body
laundered shirts with ono pair of cuffs to
match mado like tl.00 shirts 40c.
CLOAKS CAPKS AND JACKETS.
Our Cloak Department occupies our entire bal-
cony It is Inucud n department that wo uro proud
of. All ho now fall Ideas are hero. Wo Invito
your Inspection. Roprosontlng tho foremost Cloak
Tailors In tho country.
Ladlos' Capos from 98c up.
Ladles' Jackets from 8Sc up.
MlsseV Jackets from 60c up.
Misses" Cloaks from $1.18 up.
Our stock of Cblldrens' and Infants' Cloaks Is
largor In variety lower In price hlnher In quality
than over seen before In this city.
OUR GIIEAT ANNIVERSARY SALE
In our exclusive clothing store. Mon's suits tho
lato fall and winter styles slnglo aud double-
breasted sacks. Cheviots Casslmereg. Worsted!"
Tricots etc. Wo rotall clotlilne for loss money
than tho cost of the woolens Men's suits worth
$10. S12 ?15 and $16- anniversary sale prlco $0.85.
Men's suits worth from $J to $3 anniversary sale
prlco $3.93. Don't fall to visit our Roys' clothing
department
A SHOE ANNIVERSARY.
Ladles'. Misses' and Children's shoes; Men's
and Roys' shoos. Ourhoo store Is a shoostoroln
overy senso of tho vord. Comploto in every detail.
Absolutely tho grandest display of I footwear over
seen To colebrate our anniversary wo will dls-
Slay bargain! in this department never seen bofo e.
o space to pi vo oven a limited Idea of styles and
prices. All invited to examine stylos and prices.
Come help us celebrate this week. The Big Stores ablaze with dazzling values.
Blanket Sale Shoe Sale Clothing Sale Dress Goods Sale Notion Sale Ribbon
Sale Hosiery Sale Jewelry Sale; in short Special Sale all over the house.
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THE CYCLONE."
Z. C. MOORE Proprietor.
103-OKLAHOMA AVENUE-
109 & 111 DIVISION STREET.
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"Well That Is Instructive
Indeed and will interest ray boy and teach him
of his country" : s : : ; :
Are the remarks made by a lady after purebnping a
boys' "KANT-WEAR-OUT" suit of clothes and was
presented with a Puzzle Map of the United States.
We will until future notice give away with every
boys' suits one of these maps; makes no difference
what price suit you buy. In our west show window
you see displayed a number of : : : :
Popular Priced Suits
For boys and youths with those little things neces-
sary to make the boys look well. Also odd pants
ages from 8 to 15 years old. KLONDIKE CAPS in
latest styles. It will pay you to examine. For Boys'
Clothing and Furnishings see
H. L. COHEN
The New York Clothier and Tailor
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2U WEST OKLAHOMA AYE.
4.4....I..I..t....I.H-i'-tH--l"l"l'l"trill'1'Il1 'f"l"H
Silver and Gold Flour
la tho Finest Flour mado from ttio best wheat jrrown in tho world which
took tho premium at tho World's Fair for its sunorlor qualities. Milled with
tho best milling skill In tho territory It costs no more than Hour that has not
Its superior quality. Ask your Krocor for it. If ho does not keep It and will
not order it for you tend us tho dealer's name and address and your full name
and address on a postal card and wo will tell you where to get it or havo It
delivered to you at tho regular market price.
MORRIS & WILLIAMS Manufacturers Guthrie 0. T
OLSMITH ARMS COMPANY.
Guns Pistols Ammunition Bicycles Fishing Tackle and Sportsmen Goods.
. -i iVT i ir . i !
For Repairing Quns Bicycles Sowing Machlnoi. Typo Writers Gasoline Stoves
and Musical Instruments most any ola thin? will do but It takes something of
an artist to do It woll. You will find him aXZST
SCHOOL SHOES.
OUR WORD FOR IT We have the best line of Chil-
dren's School Shoos to select from. ALL NEW GOODS.
No Old Stock In The House.
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How Do You Do
It ! Easy Enough to Explain.
Ilccause you make your choice lrom
a Clean New Stock of Shoes thereby
having the sattslactlon of knowing
that vou are getting the latest De-
sign and Newest Style of Footwear.
Our Shoes please everybody No
trouble to show goods. Come In; we
are glad to see you. your shoes
need mending brine them In. Our
shoemaker Is a first-class mechanic
and does good work.
Yours for business
DAVID HETSCH.
Cor lit and Oklahoma ave.Uuthiie.
CO
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The Greatest Shoe Values Ever Shown-
Agents For the W. L Douglas Shoes
DAVID HETSCH.
Corner First and Oklahoma Ave. Guthrie Okla.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
And the Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies
"SPECIAL BREW" FOR PAMIIY USE
24 BOTTLES FOR $1.00.
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PHONE NO 2.
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