Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 147, Ed. 1, Monday, November 20, 1899 Page: 3 of 8
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THE LEADER OrTHRIE OKLAHOMA
AUUUSTA IS KMWMMNO. .
The Nu TWh Winter UNnnn far a ("If 1
oa-Itii ItmoiillH l. !
When tbo approaching new railroad
ytew strikos this Oklahoma town
he will be ripe for the boom Lota
have bounded up from twenty to one ;
hundred dollars Injthe past week and
they are selling for spot cash. It la!
already the parmantRt winter quar
tors for u good sized circus.
Augusta 0 T.. Is already ahening
signs of the earning boon. Mooted
men with pluck and push art getting
n foothold there in choice locations.
Kar-algkled buaiuo men are quietly '
Setting things ready for ttar iuertta
le rush for lots and mad ialre to at
cure the bent platen. They tee in Au
pusta the nucleus of a great town l.i
the near future. AMguata U the flrat
Oklahoma town eoleeled a the per
ittanent winter home for a big tent
show that will be a ' Marnuat" in
this part of the Weet. aa It baa at far
orable a future before it a I'hioeae
onoe had when hie palmy day wore
opening an J It hat as prolific braine
vital energy and m rapidly nccumulat
injr dollars to nueh It along In thla
it la not unlike Agneta In wnl.h It hae
eaet its lot ty purchasing a few blocks
PURE DRUGS
You will make no mistake if you go to
LiUit'f Drug and Book Store.
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Remember
We fill preemptions accuiutl M atttr
whfte blAnk tby may be wtlfcttn pM tad a
It gully quali&Vd pharmaclcA yUi alwayt do
ytmt work.
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of land in the heart of the town for
tU winter quarters Tnere will be
plenty of the boat water for the
elephant. No end of feed of the beet
quality for the ruminant and beef
from the oattle ranch ee but a few
miles west for the oarnlrora A circus
l a good thing to hart in a town
Nothing can be more eondueire to
ward heralding its fame abroad and
far away. Where did you ever see a
MHall boy who was up to date that
could t tf II you the name of every
tewn where American abowa have
winter quarter
VICTOR LO r
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YIQORETS
STRONG AND
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FREE
Ti I.CAI. 31 Kl. A Mil! 5
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The Throe Musketeers" tonight
IT armors say this la a wheat rain.
Born-To Mr. and Xrs Prod Mllll
kat a boy on 1st t Sunday night
A Kot4e avenue girt and her - beet
et" are still looking for stoottet;
etars
The Cheetaw compress of teeth Me
A teeter ahippod 1M Valet of oettet to
Japan last week.
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MEN t
WOMEN.
VIGORETS
Nerve Strength and Blood Health.
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MORE CONVENIENCES.
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au of the ronerve fund of tho
akH is not aurpajwied by any
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of Pawnoe notnrios poblie
The Republican uatlonai eosMSillite
will meet at the Arlington hoiel.
Waehlagteu Deoen.ber IS
The Shakespeare eluh will meet
at the home of Mrs 8. 6. Uawranoe
Tuesday. The lueton will he a rorlew
Did You Ever Stop to Think
Tuesday. The loeton win be a rortow &
of aeta I. U and III of TwtfUt Xlght V
The ttfrv. A. C. Pleketw aafcor of V
How much easier it is to save a dollar than it is to make one ? To make a dollar
the average man 01 woman is compelled to give an equivalent in time or money
1$SmvFttm $ tnat is exhausting cither physically or mentally. But to save a dollar all you have
the iut soorwooti preoMiog Q Jg .Q keep yQUT QyQS QpQn anrj take a Jqq through our grand fall line of goods.
We have spent the time and energy in preparing ourselves to meet just this emer-
gency and we say without fear of contradiction that we can save you a dollar at
least on anv suit dress pattern cloak caoe or wraooer. or in fact anv ' '; of p-oods
you may have to buy in any of onr large departments. Talk is cheap but the
& proof of facts lies in the investigation. Take a look. Price elsewhere. We court
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comparisun auu win uavc iiu uuuuic in aciuug iu yuu 11 yuu arc uiuruugmy postca.
wi
eldor
Nearly twenty to ease of
Cowder wore taken from the
rake Hardware oowiMoy at Kl
IU nogro- Tho latter w
gun
Bone
Ren?
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by
atmigkt op.
Probate Judge Potter haa ieeuod
marrlugo lioanoo to Jamee McNeal and
Ophnlia Bougbone and Itoomaa Henry
and Lury Miles. Thoy are from Laoge
uin.
Tue tinal proof aheeta of the gov-
ernor report were Iniabed today end
a complete index outdo of the contents.
'I he report will not be out of the preee
fur at leaetfour weeke yet
.
Mlee .oe XUabail needa about twen ! ?
ty Ire more snberiptlon or rooewal l
. V- rKllak riatnii Journal ll (art T
he t entltlod to the froe mulol V
ooatree at ou of the oaatorn eonairtra
tor lee.
Tho Dawea eomnsloston rejected
Martha Arnold a CheroKee Indian.
sarins: that she
Srjrintter book un the
that Martha was an Indian booattee
she looked llku one. Martha and aja
thirteen of her family got on tui ttu ; jl
nonahtp rolln through this declaion. W
V. M Jenkins territorial secreterf 1&
and Inaurunee eointntaeioner turned iK
yer to V. M ThomrwsH. Urrltorlal ' T
Vreoaurer Saturday iniur&uee feee f
amounting to $1 too. of which MOO wna &
life iniuranee fees The Insurance X
feM last year awounted to 13 100. J
Outhrie U sadly in need of uore ! 3
houaoa. People will wither haTe to isfr
wtia a negro Judge
aee ana eaio
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W hart recently bought a very Urge line of LadiM JflkU. Oaif and Wlnttr Wrapt
at much btt than rftUr value and a simple invtUlfU Trill cMviact yn that we
can wtsfly save you ttreral tlollari on
On Dress Goods
We ha juU reeeitfd a large lot of
plaids in all the latest tlttrale
new
ahadea. worth U 9uU nor yard
will make a special prloe for this
at l cents per yard
Heurr ileooed 1 1 olanhole. worU
aa
slat
eenU price
Qood heary oont forte large
Wo
Kile
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On Clothing
A thoroughly up to date stock of
men 'a. bor. aoJ children's olothit
Ladies hoary Seeee Uaod oatHttH
hose worth IS coals pdot ttt
Children's henry ribbod. eooj
wd atalaloes. 10 ooot tali
at nrlesM thai will brlntr wrinkles no
erow's foet on the the faeoa of oer
would-be oootpetltore.
One tot of anen'a heary black eher
lot slM per foot Itlore and
tailtredln lateet stjk. vvl
werth V Price only St t
Onto mswo-A besuUnl novoltf
thrhtt that would grace any
rono
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toe
IrMtuoM wv and well w
lit. Price only
IN
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coming ft
s;lt coining here or more houses will
Bare to we uuut. ruere naa ne oeon
a raeant house In the olty for over ton
months. The demand for boose at
real estate and rental otlloos has boon
groat.
Ladles' extra hoary Joreor
lined union suite.
prloe
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NERVITA
Imwn VITALITY
LOST VIGOR
AND MANHOO
c'.ji. Iai'jtitu jItinhtEBil"i)rkw'
a-t my Uueavca all necU of self
ttlujiH'. or txcM and ladle
rretion Aimrvoloti'rnntf
blood lullilr. Brln : tb
pink glow to pale choea. am
restort-ii the flro of youth
i By mull fiOo prr box; (J boxo
for $2.50 with it wrlllon unrnn
two to curu or rului(l tliu iiiuutj
Children's Jersey ribbod
lined union suits all
Vleit our cloak deportBOMt. It Will
Inform you. It la a icreUtlot ttatb
elegant wraps trim mod in tho laeofi
arlr. AU the un to date State a
prWfl that will nttate the noet fai-
UdlOO CAP We are folly up to date ot
all tot nodular prices
A now arrlral A
In ntood. all wool and a dandy
at 111. Price e.t
In anUtiaevtion of cool weather A
array of all the good things wo ootid
And in the war of undorwtnr With-
out Mulvocation or mental reeorvA-
Uon we hare the beet tit under voar
In this man's towo We know it atd
we ean tight you
QLOVBH-Buckekie. thootokU.
Ooatskln. Muloskin Uioree nd Ml Us.
On Shoes
4 loll line of Lilly Umaeket ehoon
hi Porderer'e rloi. White Beoo
Willow aod wicker calf worth
It any shoe house &4.M Prloe M.sa
A Irtrsto lite of box calf In all
lots worth 91 fries
Plait talf McKay welb). sell
OTory where for8e.no Prioe
J ttt It to dom heavy work
toco suitable for railroad or
farts wear at prices that will
Mil them
Ladles' tat tip DongtU.late and
tttttit. wocth ertry cunt tf 81.
M Bed Rotfe Prloe .fit
Ladies' pat tip. button wont 1
It Price l.M
b&dite' btjc coif Polish well
worth si. so Prioe s.ttt
aitti' fatty Ttttln top torn
tttt. worlht It to. Prloe 1 71
Uadiee' Kattrtt Oalf. worth l-
tf Price .ea
Ladlee' hoary itott solid colt
and counter tl
We have a etttk tf ethots eostoUte
It all depnrtiveou and ett tnftly
ftaratttt oor prioe against at oafor
ftade by others.
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Say. thU Is to akin eawe. either.
Wi are vary much pleatd with our tiadt tbit fall. Wt fttl that wt have wade good In
vtjttmaaU Is our mtrchandlta and that our many cuttotourt appreciate tbf vtluet ym art)
offerlatf. We have built a reputation for fair dtallnif and we propoat to maintain It thor-
oughly. Any goodt purchipod of ut which are not at reprettnted may be rtturntd. and
year money will bt cheerfully refunded We are litre to ttay Our intent it to pit ate you
plaa.se you and make you a regular customer
GUTHRIE'S BIG STORE.
106 Oklahoma A venae
THE CYCLONE
NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Tf
Clinton & Jackson Sts.. CHICAQO. ILL. &
OfTEELB "ft BIG STORE
UnM 11 Dlvition feeirett.
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