The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 149, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 23, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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For Abatraots Loans and Insurance boo W. M. Bronson rear ot Bank of Indian Territory .
PLUGGING rOTl HANK A
1
CITY IN BRIEF
11 is trlonds UoUlrg Repressions From
Outside Politicians.
The Leader Ilnrcan
tub and F st N W
WAsnisaTON Nov. it Senator
llauun and bis friends havo Bet on fool
a movement which they uellovo will
bo exceedingly potont In assisting him
to secure hts election to tho &onato
It U A (scheme to "whip" tho recalclp
rant Forakor adheronH Into lino for
the chairman of the Hopubllean na-
tional committee A systematic plan
vf interviewing leading Republicans
and having them deprioato in tho se-
verest language any attempt to dofcat
his election to the senate lias been In
progress for scvoral days. Kvery lead-
.ng McKlnloy senator arriving In the
city is immediately Interviewed and
published This however. Is not con-
Hoed to senators but toleading Repub
ncnns generally. Theeo Interviews
are Intended for "home consumption"
and It is expected that they will have
great weight
Tho following is a eamplo of tho in-
terviews thus obtained:
Representative llrownlow of Tenn
etBco is quoted as saving: "Certainly
tho canaidancy of Mr. llanna was a
clear and distinct issuo in tho cam
palgn nobody who was in tho cam-
paign or had an opportunity to observe
that can doubt it In vlow of these
circumstances tho people of Ohio came
nearer casting a direct vote for United
States senator this tltne than they
ever did and tho man or men who
would attempt to sot asldo tho will of
tho people thus expressed would it
seems to mo not only destroy their
standing with thoso people but with
thoso with whom they would expeot to
bo associated in a public Ufa hereafter
whether In Ohio or in national coun
clis. For this reason as well as for
my porsonal knowledge of those gon-
tlemon. I cann&t believo thoro is any
truth In theso reports which Beem to
find circulation nlinon exclusively in
llnmoeratla nowsn&Dcrs.
"As for any niembor oleotcd to tho
leglslaturo who would Uiub attempt
by their own voles to sot asiao tue
will of tho ncoplo there can he no
doubt as to what public opinion would
bo regarding their conduct and their
political future. They would sign
their own death warrant politically by
such action as indeed would any man
who would participate in or counto-
nanco it
"Tho protended fiicnds of Senator
Koraker and Governor llushncll who
aro assuming that they could or would
bo a party to any such purformanco as
this arc it seems doing them a great
injustice for tho public certainly can-
not believo that tboy would bo either
bo unwlso politically or to lacking In
party loyalty as to either participate
in or countenance directly or indirect
ly a stop of th la kind and this would
apply equally to members of tho legis
iaturo elected under tho circumstances
which havo been a loading featuro ot
tho Ohio campaign."
"I do not believo thoro Is perfidy
enough to induce one Republican to
vote against Mr. llanna for senator"
Senator Mason cf Illinois is quoted
as saying. ' Every Republican in tho
leglslaturo Is instructed to voto for
him and to violate the Instruction
wouU bo such a botruyal of party
trust aa to put tho betrayer ouUido of
the palo ot clvilizsd politics It would
be exactly tho r.oino as If ho had been
sont to tho electoral collcgo to vote
for McKinlcy and then under some
prctonse of portontl disappointment.
had voted for Drvan 1 am proud as
an American citizen to say that no
such person has over been found In
American history on oitbor sldo or In
any party and they will not find him
in Ohio"
Senatar llurrows ot Michigan is
quoted as saying:
"I givo no credonco whatovor to the
newspaper reports from Ohio that the
Republican legislature will not Bolccl
and return Senator llanna to the
United States senate. First ho was
indorsed unanimously by tho Btaie
convention which amounts tactily to
an instruction to the legislature from
possibly tho highest sourco In the
stato. llanna led tho light for the
party for the wholo tlckot and won a
nigh placo In tho affections of tho peo
pie of Ohio and of the country for hlb
splendid campaign and I cannot be
llovo that an; Republican membor ol
tho legislature will disobey tho in-
structions of tho party or fall to recog-
nize tho splendid sorvlco of tho sena-
tor I am confident that ho will be
re eleotcd by tho solid Republican
vote. Any other result would over-
throw tho Republican parly In Ohio
for a quarter of a century and do in
cilculablo barm to tho party at large."
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is
said to havo expressed tho opinion
that Senator llanna's "indorsement by
tho legislature conventions and by
state corveutlon and by tho Republi-
can proEs of tho stato was unqualified
and enthusiastic. Ho has inado a cam
palgn characterized by exceptional
bltterno6s on tho part of tho opposl
tion and in all fairness bo should now
enjoy the fruits of the victory ho has
won '
Nevertheless tho Forakor forces aro
going forward In a solid phalanx
Tbuy believo they have already encom
passed tho junior senator's defeat and
they will not abandon their victory at
this late day. This Is a shrewd ma
nuevor ot Senator llanna's friends but
tho o fleets may prove duastrlous as
tho Foraker men cannot bo driven
They may be coaxed but when it comes
to falling Intc line under stress of
party ostraolsm or severe denuncia-
tion by people outside of their own
state they will not succumb.
Oklahoma Olty Oklahoman; Yester-
day Perry Howe received a lottor from
Jimmy Chlnn stating that Jim's horse
"Uabe Field's." had won a six furlong
race at Fort Worth and Jimmy was
winner 8500 as tho result Ho states
tbat the next time "llabo" enters a
race ho expects to win u thousand
Jin rodo tho horso and the finish was
very exciting winning In tho last fifty
yards by a half longth. flora's hopiug
"Skinny" may win hi thousand
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair
Da-
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A puie Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
bom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Chrysanthemums
Havo you over been livpnollaod?
Marshall Record: 0. M. Crocker of
flutbrlo was In town yesterday.
For RentTwo fine farms close to
town. D. II. Mltcholl.
Tho New York World says: "San-
tanelll Is wonderful."
Lowest prices on school supplies at
tho postofflco book store.
Santanolll comes to Gnthrio highly
recommended by prtss and public.
Jako Admire of Kingfisher favors
Judge Tarsney serving out his torm
Santanolll at tho opera house Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday.
Rngago your Chrysanthemums for
Thanksgiving beforo they aro all
gone
Jacob N Williams of TecumBoh
has been granted an 'ncreaso 'jf pen-
sion. Tho Territorial Oratorical society's
next meeting will bo held In this city
Decomber SI.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Rnpe will take
placo from tho Christian church this
morning at iu o ciock.
Notarial commissions havo been Is
sued to J. R. May ot lilackwoll and
J. W. Ulsliop of Oleo.
Stonewall Sohacklott's trial for tho
murder of Jim Overstreot at Yukon Is
Ect for Monday at El Reno.
Tho Christian and tho Congrega-
tional churches aro to 6haro the pro-
ceeds of "Ilelshazzar."
A new grocory store James Mabon
proprietor has opened up for business
on East Harrison.
Nino Indictments were returned by
the grand Jury nt the retcnt term ot
court at l'awhuska
Bolshazz&r will bo splendidly pre-
sented at tho opera houso Tuesdoy
and Wednesday evenings next.
A beautiful collection ot Chrysan-
themums can be scon at the rectory
for one week. Call and sco them.
Among tho coming tenors of Guthrie
aro Carl Havlghorst rind Edgar Powers
who will sing in "Holshazzir."
Opera houso November 25 20 and 27.
Santanolll tho master of hypnotism.
Prices 15 25 and 35 cents. Seats on
sale Tursday morning.
Wanted Two lady canvasser?. Sal-
ary or commission. Call Tuesday
evening at Excolsor hotel corner Sec-
ond and Vilas. W. E. U. White.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held next Thursday at 10:30 a. m at
tho Christian church. Senium by
Rov. T. W. Spanswick.
J. F. Mohler. of Topoka chief clerk
of tho socrotary of agriculture spent a
row dayB in tiie olty the guest oi it.
L. Lowls and left yesterday for his
home.
Tho Thankstrlvlug ball by Mis Gov
ernor's Guards and First Regiment
band will bo given In It uf r. hall in
stead ot tho opora house as first In
tended.
Tho will of John llcattlc tho old
man who was murdered near Okla
horaa City recently has been found
and his proporty is all left to six
cousins in Scotland.
A nicotine was held at tho court
houso at Mangum Tuesday night and
steps taken toward tho organization
of a camp of tho Woodmon of tho
World at that city.
An amateur bicyclist at Kingfisher
rodo a mile within ten seconds of the
tlmo made by tho "Torrlblo Swedo"
with tho Olo Olson company tho night
Ll tho perlormanco at that placo.
It is reported that an appropriation
of 810000 has beou in ado by the Chick-
asaw leglslaturo for contesting tho
tegaUty ot the decision of citizenship
cases by tho Dawes commission.
A farmer named McDowell living
dvo miles south of Shawnee was
-lirown from his wagon near Union
ivcnuo at that place. Tho wheels ran
over hla head and ho Is now in a crltl-
al condition.
E. S Donnelly has sold his drug
itoro to W. Wheeler. It Is thought
this salo was mado In order that Mr.
Donolley might accept tho position of
auditor tho present incumbent merely
accopting the position temporarily.
European physicians warn this coun-
try that it will exporienco anothor
groat epidemic of grip during tho com-
ing winter. Tho diseaso which is now
raging in virulent form in Turkestan
is expected to swoop westward through
Europe and it It docs America will
hardly escapo a visitation.
The Cubhlng Herald la authority for
the statement that Mrs. Sarah Whist-
ler mother of Leo Whistler and Mrs.
Fred Kirtley whoso grandfather
WhiBtler joined tho Sacs and Foxes
wnllo those Indians still lived in Illi-
nois has a modal which states tbat
she la a descendant of tho renowned
Saukio warrior Illackhawk.
Elmer Magulre who was run over
by a Choctaw train and his foot cut
olT as detailed In Sunday morning's
Leader has elnco died. It was fully
an hour after tho accident boforo Ma-
guiro was discovered and ho nover re-
covered from tho shook and loss ot
blood. Maftulro was formerly of this
city being omploycd In tho harbor
shop of Loo Uomshor
dishing Herald: Fivo years ago
Jasper Slltt planted a peck of peaah
stones In the virgin soil of Payno
county. This year ho harvested ovor
400 bushel from his seedlings and
found twenty eight different kind of
peaohea as the result of that pock of
6ecds. Ho has sevontcon entirely now
varieties some of them being much
larger than any of tho costly budded
fruit.
A bunch of hungry hogs will do a
good lob turning and fining coane
straw manure If some grain Is sown
upon it Occasionally tholr rooting
propensities may bo utilized In other
ways A Maine farmer .a said to re
move stumps by fencing them in mak-
ing holes under them with a crowbar
placing grain in tho boles and turning
hogs into the cneloauro. In rooting
among the roots tho bogs aro said to
root tho stump out by tho roots.
Over at Pawnoo the othor day a cou-
ple of Jokers took somo greenhorns out
at midnight on a turkey hunt and af-
ter goltlng them out quite a ways
slipped away from them went homo
and slept tho sleep of tho Just The
tendcrfeet thinking they had accl
dently mliscd their companion kept
on and were just lucky enough to run
into a bunch of wild turkeys and bag
two. On getting back to town they
learned of tho attempted joke but put
tho joker to confusion by producing
tho turkeys. Aa a sequel the joker
received a package marked collect
from Chicago which when paid for
and opened proved to bo the clean-
picked bones of tbo turkey and now
there la war in camp.
Blood
Humors
tVtielliT it. hinf lmrMiff MrMlinp scaly
enmi-il. punpiv Mnutaj.wlictliM simple
scrofulous orhersil'ittt- from infancy to aio
speetlllT urc 1 1 'V irn MtlnwiillC CTircilA
Soap penile a'lmniip MittiC rn i it A olnt-
mcnti (lie r" i m r ami inilil doses
of Term RA Hi'iim-t treatest cC blood
purifiers ami humor rtiros.
(uticura
I. .4 1 thwnrhmit tk wnrM Pom-. Dira 1-oO-n.
Coir !) Prop- . B-tfn
OS-" How to Cure l-ry Hlw-l llunwf.Tr
cape uiiMnnc r1B .'r ' num.
Iilitt tur-J by CfTlcokk Bor.
Oklahoman. Recently several horses
were brought to this city and sold to
Fatty Hopkins who In turn cold them
to buyers A few dayo ago tho origi-
nal owners ot the stock arrived and
reclaimed tho animals they having
been stolen.
Tho Invitation commitico for tho
ball to bo given Thanksgiving night
by the Governor's Guards and First
Regiment band novo rocoiveu rcquesiB
f.nm cnnlnto nnnnln In linlli OUlAhnmft
City ond Perry and tho affair promises
conducted by that organization.
Rev. Edith LlHl-ltooUcr opened up a
week's evangelistic iroetlngs at the
First llaptist church Sunday. She has
drawn largo C3ngre gatlons who havo
seemed to bo well pleased with hor
sermons. Sho has a fine presence and
a clear musical volco. Her sermons
show considerable thought but arc
delivered without apparent effort She
Ib to preach ovory night this week ex-
cept Saturday. Afternoon meeting at
3 o'clock.
Last evening closed ono of tho most
successful revivals that has been hold
in tho Methodist church of Guthrio.
Tho mooting was continued for throo
weeks. Tho last two weeks tho pastor
J. D. M liucknoi was assisted by
Rev. 0 a Nussbaura of Winfield
Kan. Thero wero about fifteen con-
versions and tho church was greatly
strengthened and encouraged. Rev
Nussbaum is a very successful cvango-
list a good preacher and a splendid
solo singer and wins tho hearts of tiio
people. Ho marto many warm friends
during his stay in tho city who will
gladly welcome him back any tlmo
tbat it is posslblo for him to come.
Last evening tho church was crowded
chairs having been secured and put In
tho aisles but tboy woro not able to
Beat the people. Ho pros cued a very
Imprcsslvo sermon from tho subject:
"Why Am I Not a Christian?"
Many reserved scats havo already
boon sold for Tuesday night's "Ilel-
shazzar." Huy early to eecuro good
scats.
AFTER TWENTY 1'EAltS.
M. R. Leo of Tecumseh Under Arrest
for Murder.
The full particulars of tho arrest of
M. It. Loo of Shawnee by Tax at of-
ficers as stated It Sunday morning's
Leader seem to bo that Leo was pro-
prietor ot the Hotel Lee at Tecumseh
and not at Shawueo as first stated and
that ho wbb arrested for killing a
deputy BuorilT at Merldcn Ilosque
county Texas ovor twenty years ago.
It seems that at the tlmo of tho mur-
der in Texas ono M. R. Galbrcalh was
arrimntod near that placo by a depnty
Bhcrill for Impersonating an o HI cor.
Ho complained of being very ill and
was placed In tho bed of a wagon the
doputy sheriff driving. In tho Btre.w
in tho bed ot tho wagon waB an iron
wagon brake rod which Galbrcath
found and with which ho dealt tbo
doputy a blow on tho head killing him.
Galbreath escaped and though con-
stant search has beon mado for him
this is tho first time a clue has been
obtained
Lee is fairly woll-to-do a married
man and has two children a boy and
a girl. It Is clalmod that information
of his whereabouts was secured
through a cousin of Lee's who was
paid &50 for Information furnished
Leo denies that ho over went under
tho immo ot Galbreath or has any
knowledge of tho murder with which
ho Is ciiarged and will seek to bo re-
leased on habeas corpus proceedings.
Mothers pralso Hood's Sarsaparilla
because by its great blood enriching
qualities it gives rosy cheeks and vig-
orous appetites to palo and puny chil-
dren. Hcod's PHI aro the favorlto family
cathartic and liver mcdlclno. Prico 25
cents
To the l'abllc.
Tho citizens of this city aro respect-
fully requested to b present at tho
regular meeting ot the club on Wed-
uosday evening Nov 24 at tho club
rooms to dUcuss matters pertaining
to our now railroad and at tho same
tlmo hoar tho policy of tho now direc-
tors for tho ensuing year. Tho peoplo
who subscribed to tho new railroad
aro most urgently requested to bo
prosout. W. H. Covi.k
President.
Go to tho rectory and aco tho Chry
santbomuras.
Hypnotism is a science and Santan-
olll is matter of It.
Parties who purchased tax salo cor-
tiflcatou on last Monday can now get
them at tho county treasurer's office.
Thoso who heard Mr. George Dodson
In campaign songs will bo mora than
iolightod with his impersonation of
"Cyrus" in "Ilelshazzar."
Masons and Odd Fellows should all
hear "lielahtzzar" as the cantata Is
founded upon history and tradition
underlying their orders.
Wallace & Muollor soil tickets to the
Lycoum Locturo courao.
THIS IS
SANTANELLI.
Never Has This Great Store Been So Popular
AK NOW. Winning new customers; pushing ahead; progressing with astonishirg rapidity-Indisputable Proof that the
people appreciate the convenience and comfort of trading in The Largest Store in the Territory immensity of our
stocks together with our Lower Prices makes "TIIE CYCLONE" the center for making Thanksgiving purchases.
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THANKSGIVING LINENS
Tablo Linens Rtra good grado of full blenched
Damask good COc Quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price -J8c.
Double Damank Scotch and Irlth goods choicest
and highest trados regular il quality.
Thanksgiving Sale Price ODc.
Whllo Damask beautiful pattums 00-inch
worth 6oc
Thanksgiving Sale Price 39c.
Turkey Red Tablo L'non tho 60c quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price 29c.
Hemstitched and Fringed Sots special In extra
lino dinner cloths with napkins to match
worth to W).
Thanksgiving Sale Price S4.G9.
MEN'S UNDEUWEAJt
Mon's ribbed llalbrlggan Shirts and Drawers
drill faced drawer satin faced shirts worth
75 cents
Thanksgiving Sale Price 39c.
Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers whlto and
grey mixed 5j quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price 22c.
Men's tlocco-llnod Shirts and Drawers extra
heavy worth 75c
Thanksgiving Sale Price 49c.
Men's puro Australian Wool Shirts and Drawers
four colors worth $1.20
Thanksgiving Sale Price 09c.
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS
Children's Overcoats with capos neat styles
worth $2.50
Thanksgiving Sale Price 91.18.
Children's Overcoats In fancy plaids Ulsters and
Capos worth up to f 3
Thanksgiving Sale Price 2.09.
DRESS GOODS
Fifty piccos of laco ovor zotton PlalJs all tho
now shades worth 20c
Thanksgiving Sale Price 12Jc.
Figured German Flanuols bright plaid stripes
and figures 15c quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price 9c.
All wool Granlto Suitings silk and wool Nuvol-
ties lloiircttos Covert Cloths values up
to 75c
Thanksgiving Sale Price 39c.
DllESS GOODS-Continuotl.
All Novoliy SnltliiRi lato November styles
many stylos arrived In tho lar.l five days
aluos up to 50c
Thanksgiving Sale Price 21c.
Taffota Ilrocades satin and silk Itroendos values
up toll
Thanksgiving Sale Price 59c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ladles' lleoco-llncd underwear silk ribbon necka
croehot stitching satin front poarl buttons.
SOc quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price 28c.
Ladlos' Jorsoy ribbed Uulon Suits fleeced our
70c quality
Thanksgiving Sale Price 49c.
Ladlos' California soarlot Vust and Pants
strictly all wool always sold at tl
Thanksgiving Sale Price 40c.
L&dios' flnost Australian all wool Union Suit In
black and whlto and silver giuy worth 5'
Thanksgiving Sale Price 1.25.
Children's lTndorwoar to close thom in sale tho
prico will bo one-half.
THANKSGIVING SHOE SALE
45c for ladlos" tl Tollot Slippers hand made vari-
ety of colors.
II 09 for Ladlos Vlcl Kid Button and Laco Shoes
heavy single and double solo.
OSe for Ladlos' Dongola Button and Laco Shoos
worth double
2.50for Ladlos' French Kid llox Calf Laco and
Button Shoes coin and pat. tip our regular M.OO
quality.
I1.M for Ladles' Calfskin Shoes In Button only
worth double
$1.18 for Ladlos' warm lined Boavor liuls llo.xtblo
solos worth $2.
C7c for Child's Uoublo Solo Spring Hcol Shoes slzos
s to 11 worth 1.
$1.38 for Men's Calf Shoos worth 2.
03c for Mon's Satin Calf Shoos laco or congress
fl G 'or Men's Oil Grain Doublo Tap Shoos
worth $2 50
$2.39 for Men's Kangaroo Calf Shoo4. worth 81 50.
$118 for Boys' Laco Shoos extra heavy sol(
worth $1 75.
1.47 for Boys' Calfskin Shoes somo slnglo some
doublo snle3. worth $2 50.
LADIES' SKIRTS-
Ladles' Skirts In Tallotas Brocndos Boui ottos
Novelty Cloths pined In volvot bottom faced
worth $5
Thanksgiving Sale Trice 2.98.
Ladlos' Skirts all Into stylos mudo by tho very
host ladles' tailors values up to $3
Thanksgiving Sale Price 1.98.
LADIES' SKlllTS-ContlmiciI.
i.nd'os' Skirts In ISdlirorent novel abadw rusr u
linings values up to $
Thanksgiving Sale Price $1.1.
THANKSGIVING CLOTHING SALE
Men's Suits all wool ehovlot satin piped farmer
satin lining worth $7.60
Thanksgiving Sale Price $4.98.
Mon's Suits. 3 cz. Clay worsted sacks and cuta-
ways; trimmed hlch art; oxcluslvo clothing stores
must chargo you $15 for thorn
Thanksgiving Sale Price 9.85.
Mon's Suite ehovlot and worstod. In checks
plaids and stripes tho very bast workmanhip
worth up to JiO
Thanksgiving Sale Price $10.50.
Mon's Ovorcoats In bluo and black Itoavors ottra
well mndu worth up to llo
Thanksgiving Sale Price $5.95.
Mon's Overcoats Moltons Kersoya Coverts nil
Sklnnor silk and satin lined valuos up to $11
Thanksgiving Sale Price $9.50.
PANTS TROUSERS
3J0 pairs Men's Pants every pair In the lot guar-
anteed all wool noat stylos worth np to ?l
Thanksgiving Sale Price )8c.
Mon's Pants In black and fancy Worsteds all lato
stylos worth up to $6
Thanksgiving Sale Price $8 88.
Men's Pants Casslmoroa and ChovloU 5!) dlrtVr-
eut styles to solcct from worth up to $5.
Thanksgiving Sale Price 2.2H
$1 88 for Child run's Roofor Suits choice of J3
stvlos. about 150 suits in tho lot. worth up to $1
$3 18 for Boys' Long Pants Suits nRrs II to 10
Chovlots Worstds and Casslmores. nil mado in
lato styles not a suit In tho lot sold for less than
go. from that to $7.50
THANKSGIVING CLOAK SALE-
All silk lined medium wolpht Covert Cloth La-
dles' Jackets slzos :i2 to40 salo prico $i.60.
Ladlos' Snckcts. Beavers In bluo and black vrry
lato stylos $10 values Thanksgiving salo nrd c
$0.lrt.
Ladlos' JackotH Fronch heavy curls.Astraehpns.
Russian Blouo. Roman striped lined worth up to
$15. salo price $8 33. r
Ladles' Jackots. sold during this season at --5 to
$7 50 salo price $3 38.
Ladlos Capos Children's Emplro Jackets In
short ovory sarmont in tho houso must ro In this
Halo. Thanksgiving salo of Ladles and Mls-t-llosloryfrom
8c up. Thanksgiving sain of Men s
Neckwoar. Thnnksglvlng salo of Handkorchi-fa
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Before Making Your Thanksgiving Purchases Visit
"The Cuclone" Big Stores
103-OKLAHOMA AVENUE-
109 & 111 DIVISION STREET
The Master of ...
HYPMOWSMr
tfl'l'l'llllH'tffHWWtH4tW'i4MWfl'
Sty'isli Gentlemen
Are Finding li Profitable j
I To examine and buy our Ready-to-wear OVEKCOATS. '.
Overcoats are not -what they used to be. Now it gets .
just as much care and attention as custom-made over-
'.'. coats.- The best cloth is used; the best cutters are
li employed and the best tailors put them together. Our
$15 Royal Kersey Cloth Overcoats
T All wool in blues and blacks are imported fabrics
I and are excellent values at 25. Our : : :
$10.00 OVERCOATS
; ; Are incomparable "and are in assorted styles lengths
;; and colors and for service are all that one could wish
I; for. Other dealers getting 12 and 15 for these coats.
H. L. COHEN
i The New York Clothier and Furnisher.
2H WEST OKLAHOMA AVE.
li 'I t H I HI M"H I'tHIIIH'Mlllll H I 1'H
Silver and Gold Flour
Is tho FIncat Flour mado from tho best wheat grown in tho world which
took tho premium at tbo World's Fair for its suoerior qualities. Millod with
the best milling skill in the territory it costs no more than flour that has not
its superior quality. Ask your grocer for it. If ho does not koop It and will
not order It for you tend us tbo dealer's name and address and your full name
and address on a postal card ard wo will tell you wbcro to get It or have it
delivered to you at tho regular market price.
MORRIS & WILLIAMS Manufacturers Guthrie 0 T.
OLSMITH ARMS COMPANY.
600$ Pistols Arjunuolifon Bicycles Fishing Tackle and Sportsmen Goods.
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OUR EFFORT
To maintain the standard of GOOD SHOES and lowest
prices is proven by the success of our business. Once our
customer always a customer because we give you PIT
STYLE and WEAR QUALITIES all combined in one shoe.
5 a-2S&3I-sS--556'
Agents for W L Douglas Good Shoes-
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DAVID HETSCH.
Corner First and Oklahoma Ave Guthrie Okla.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
And the Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies
"SFECULL BEEW" F0K FAXILY USE;
24 BOTTLES FOB $1.00.
PHONB NO. 2.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 149, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 23, 1897, newspaper, November 23, 1897; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74088/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.