The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 58, Ed. 1, Monday, July 29, 1901 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOM.-
MONDAY JULY 30 1901.
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THE ONLY
One Price Clothier
IN GUTHRIE
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Ve have just received a
case (36 dozen) of the celebrated
Strechy
Seam
rawers
They are sold the world over
for fifty cents. We bought
this case cheap and will give
our customers the benefit of
the close buying The price
will be
All sizesSee them in our window
.
Guthrie's Leading Clothier.
106 Oklahoma Ave
CRIMINAL POCKET RECORDS.
The Leader Printing company Is
publishing for the uao of county
sheriffs United states marshals con-
Btahles etc. who havo occasion to
use them books for u complete des-
cription of criminals. Those nro
called Criminal Pocket Records. They
are pocket bJzo bolng about 4U In-
ches wido by 7 Inchos long bound In
full flexible Russia and contain 100
pages with Index in front. Tho spaces
for filling out include tho namo of tho
porson wanted whoro born residence
height ngo complexion color of hair
and eyes tooth etc. It also gives fJi
occupation when and wlicr !?t seen
place for completo description of
clothes worn for family hlstpry asso
elates and all gthor Information which
Is regarded bb portlnont in tho des-
cription of criminals.
Theso books are sold for $1-4.00 a
dozen and for the purpose of intro-
ducing them a sample copy will bo
mailed free of chargo upon the re-
ceipt of $1.50.
Several sheriffs In Oklahoma as
well as United States marshals are
using these books now and thoy aro
of tho opinion that nothing can be
made which will sorve tho purpose
better. By lusng those books It al-
lows tho offlcor to havo a complete
description of all criminals for whom
ho Is looking in a compact form
which ho can carry In his pocket.
Address all ordors and remittances
to Leader Printing Co.
Guthrie Okla.
Notaries Appointed.
Secretary Grimes issued notarial
commissions to tho following appli-
cants today.
For Comanche county: B. M. Par-
menter Luwton; B. O. Krnuse Law-
ton William II. Hnrdln Lawton; J.
L. Quest Lawton.
L. K. Kayhlll of Guthrie was ap-
pointed for Logan county.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
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Do You Want a Letter File? m
Ledger?
Journal? P
Day Book? 1
Scale Book? g
Doyou want anything in Inks.JPens Pen Holders fig
any kind of OFFICE SUPPLIES? f)
We have just received a new supply making our
stock Complete.
Mai! orders solicited
F. B LILLIE & CO
Drug and Book Store. j
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PER80NAL MENTION.
Mr. Outline of Des Moines la. la
In the city with a view to locating.
Dr. A. C. Render of Louisville Ky.
will reach this city Monday Dr.
Reader la a rectot graduate of tha
Nroth western university of Chicago
and will he quite an acquisition to
professional circles.
V. C. Bedford of Lexington. Ky. Is
a visitor In the city. He Is looking
for a location and expects to locate
here.
R. V. Faxon of the Wichita Eagle Is
in the city.
W. W. Painter will leave tomorrow
for the Kiowa country
J. II. Stewart and ton Clyde Stew
'art. of Gnrnett Kas. are the guest
of Mr. V. O. Houston.
P. Newman Is enjoying a vacation
at Etai-cka Springa.
l!sa Irene Turner of Oklahoma
City. Is visiting Miss Amy Brooks.
Andrew Johnson townslte man of
Cordell Is In the city looking after
business matters and called upon the
Dally Leader. Cordell la the county
seat of Washita county. Mr. Johnson
i says the Frisco railroad la certainly
coming to Cordell.
Wlnfleld Smith of Topeka Is here.
Sam Atherton of Wright Lincoln
county la here today.
W. C. Montgomery and daughter
Ltiella of Hutchison Kua. are Uie
guests of Mr. ami Mr. Harry Anlery
j for a few days.
A. J. Johnson and J. A. Clark are
prominent citizens of Cordell Wash-
ita county who are visitors In the
city.
Oeorge I. Harvey of Pawne is In
Lie city.
Harry Hazelton of Wichita v.-ns a
visitor In the city last night He is
a former day clerk of the Hotel Roynl
and stopped off while enrouto from HI
Reno to visit his many friends. Ho is
doing well at Wichita in the cigar
business
Attorney J. R. Keaton of Oklahoma
City was a legal business visitor here
last night.
I. L. Brown of Canton Mo. has ar-
rived In Guthrio and will reeido horo.
He has been In the canning fnctory
buslne8 at his former homo.
MJss Josle Keith of Canton Mo. Is
stopping at the Okla hotel.
True B .Burnham and wife of Union-
vllle Mo. aro In tho city.
Sidney Clarke mombor of the Okla-
homa City school board Is In the ctly.
J. S. Lyon has returned to tho cltv.
A. G. Jones has returned from El
Reno.
F. Jl. Llllle returned todny from
aalt Lake. Mrs. Lillle will remain a
few week yet. Mr. Lillle says M. H
Cherry is with the Studebaker coin
pany and Capt. Mann is u'-ectlng the
Salt palace.
Obas. S. Moore was over from El
Reno today to make application for
notarial commission. He is a now
comer to Oklahoma from Cincinnati
P. B. Llllle returned today from a
short stay In the mountains of Colo
rado. He la greatly improved in
health. He says Mrs. Llllle is lnpld
ly improving. Sho will visit Salt
Lake.
Harry Barnes has returned from El
Reno where he performed on a no-
tary's seal.
D. T. Jarvis has returned from El J
ueno where he has been during the
registration.
M. L. Turner of Oklnhoma City was
here today.
BUI Tllghman sheriff of Lincoln
county Is a business visitor here to-
day. Dick Morgan of Perry was here to
day.
JCd Whitely returned this morning
from El Reno where he registered
yesterday.
Mrs. Tipton returned from El Reno
and Oklahoma City yesterday even-
ing. Miss Nellie Kimball registered for
a claim in the Lawton district at El
aeno yesterday and returned this
morning.
A 20T11 CENTURY MARVEL:
Doctors Who Treat and Ouro Patients
Without Pay This Is What the
British Doctors are Doing at Their
Office at 118 East Oklahoma Ave.
over Bi.rke's Grocery.
A staff of eminent physicians and
surgeons from the British Medical j
Institute have at the urgent solicits-1
tion of a large number of patient
under their care In this country et
tablished a permanent branch of tin-
Institute In this city at 118 Oklahoma
avenue over Burke's grocery.
These eminent gentleman have do-
elded to give their services antlroly
free for three months (modlclnos ex
cepted) to all Invalids who call upoi
them for troatment between now ami
August 15. 'ihese services consist not
only of consultation exnmtaatlon and
fdvlce but alto all minor surgical op-
erations. The object In pursuing this courso
Is to become rapidly and personally
acquainted with the sick and afflicted
and under no conditions will any
charge whatever be made for any
services rendered for three monthB
to all who call before August 15.
The doctors treat all forms of dis-
ease and deformities and guarantees
a cure In every case they undertake.
At the first Interview n thorough ex-
amination Is made and. If Incurable
you are frankly and kindly told so;
also advised ngalnst spending your
money for useless treatment.
Male and female weakness catarrh
and catarrhal deafness also rupture
goitre cancer all skin diseases and
all diseases of the rectum are posi-
tively cured by their now troatmont.
Dr. H. A. McCheeney the chief asso-
ciate surgeon of tho Institute. Is In
porsonal charge.
Office hours from G a. in. till 8
P. m.
No Sunday hours.
Special Notice If you can not call
se.id stamp for question blank for
homo treatment.
$ lo I Hoi a Any iniiig I
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LULU KENNEDY DENIED BOND.
Scrlpps-McRne Pres Ass'n.
Kansas City Mo July 27. Judge
offord has lofused bond for Lulu
Konnody under conviction for killing
hor huBban-J. Tho bond had been
flxed at $10000 and two business men
offered to assume but Judge Wofford
was not satisfied with the security offered.
That will bring the fact that "spring has sprung"
home to every man more forcibly than a
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Jy WELL TAILOHBD
Summer Suit
5 The suits that we offer are made from the most
y stylish fabrics beautifully cut and tailored by Messrs
A Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Note these descriptions and prices:
Men's Strictly all wool Suits
In black worsteds 'cheviots and fancy
cassimeres. Such suits for which you
would expect to pay $18 are here at 351.C5
Men's Handsome Suits
Made from superior cassimeres tweeds
worsteds and ilaunel finished cloths. blaclr
and gray grounds with neat stripe effects.
Such suits for which you would expect to
pay 15 to ?10.50 are h re at &3L25
Everything thats worth having for man and boy
including Hats and furnishing goods you will find
here at prices that are moderate for merchandise that
will give you perfect satisfaction and the greatest
amount of value for your money.
Another thing We are not satisfied simply to
sell you our goods and and take your money but we
want you to be satisfied and if you are not we con-
sider it a favor to be permitted to exchange the un-
satisfactory article for something that will be satis-
jactory or return the money.
In our underwear department Ave are showing
everything thot is desirabte for hot weather. Light
Bilbriggan Nainsook Network etc.
Men's Strechy Seam Drawers
All sizes 85c 50c 75c
We have just received a fresh shipment of Neck-
wear including the narrow four-in-hands in polka dot
and stripes. Our 50 cent neckwear is the best in the
world.
A. O. FARQUHARSON
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ADLER BUILDING
112 Okla Ave.
Guthrie Okla. $
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There is the
Trade-Mark
It is
lence
a stamp of excel-
in Honor of Miss Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. John pellols ontertaln-
ed in honor of Miss Georgia Burns of
Kansas City last night at their pleas-
ant home on Bast JIarrlson avenue.
Many oi the young poople were pres-
ent and had a thoroughly enjoyable
evening ' Mifsfp ig'&trumentnl and
vocal and refreshments were features
of the;' jpyonlng. Mj6 Hums Is the
guest fci her uncle W. It. Welch and
will be here until the flrst of September.
Perry vs. Mulhall.
Perry and Mulhall will cross bats
tomorrow tt the lattor placo In a red
hot game of base ball. Harry Over-
lay Eugene yurko and .Tony Pinch
will asslBt the Mulhall nine In skin-
ning the Perry gang.
A certain indication that
you are getting the beit
Wall Paper that art and
money can produce.
You will find that mark
on the margin of every roLl
of Pitt burg Wall Paper.
Apaperknown all over the
United States for n artist-
ic and decorative value
exclusive pattens and
honest prices.
We sell '.t.
CORNER DRUG STORE
J. N. Wallace Prop.
Rock Island's Q. A. R. Rate.
lln ii.ihKt-ngcr department of the
( i. k I.sl.iml ralway announces the
CUV -u uit(B to Cleveland on account
ot tin Q A. It. encampment Ceptein-
i 7 to 11 that have been accorded
ili. oii Soldiers since 1887. The
i hi Ik less than one fare for the
mmukI tiip. Tickets will be on salo
from stations west of the Missouri
r ior September 7 to 10 'scluslve and
i will bo good to return up to and In-
1 1 lulling September 16 but the return
1 1 -jilt may be extended until October 0
by depositing the tckets with joint
ageut before September 15 and pay
ing fee of fifty cents.
The trip to Cleveland will be one
ot much pleasure and enjoyment. The
extremely low rate made by the Hock
Island will make It possible for large
numbers of the Old Soldiers and
thalr friends to go at a very small ex-pi-nse.
From Cleveland there will be
cheap rates In effect enabling those
who desire to visit th Pan-Amerh an
exposition and this ttlp to Buffalo can
tie iii.nU" either by rull or boat
Cleveland is making a special effort
to take the best care poaslblo of the
Veteran as well as visitors and af-
ford them every opportunity for &
pleasant and enjoyable time while la
the city. The new soldiers' momt-
inent located In the public square wilt
be completed; the electric lijjhtin
effects of this monument It Is said
will eclipse anything of its kind here-
tofore attempted in this country.
It Is said of nn Atchison family It
distress that they have rich kin. Isn't
this all the more reason why yon
should help them?
What Two Cents Will Do.
It will bring relief to sufferets
from Asthma or consumption even It
the worst eases. This is altout what
one does of Foley's Honey and Tar
costs. Isn't !t worth a trial?
What has become of the old f tab-
loned woman vho when a Miii'hIit
sto'to thieuteneil would tly with her
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The Laughlin
Fountain Pen
A very uief ai article
We have made special arrange
ments with the manufacturers
wnereby we can furnish you a
first class fountain pen at about
one half of the regular price. .
Compare these prices: i
A good 1.50 pen for $1.00
A good $2.00 pen for 81.25
A good $2. 50 pen for $f. 50 i
A good $3.00 pen for ?2.00 j
Special prices in quantities i
We cannot guarantee thcuel
E rices to lasx long so you had
etter be quick. '
Cheap Drugs for they aic a delusion and A
snare! Everyone knows they are dear at any
price.
But buy pure Drugs at reasonable prices of
who has a complete line of goods. 120 East
Oklahoma Avenue. All prescriptions filled by
registered pharmacist.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 58, Ed. 1, Monday, July 29, 1901, newspaper, July 29, 1901; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc75176/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.