The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 110, Ed. 1, Monday, December 18, 1905 Page: 8 of 8
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THE LEADER QUTHRIB OKLA MONDAY DECEMBER 18 W5.
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Tfie Store to Buy Your.
For never was there such a stock of useful presents congregated in our Building: since Guthrie was built. The people as a $
Z whole are bnvino better p-oods than thev used too. 1 hev are buvins?- more useful oresents instead of the chean Tim Crack thev formerlv liked to &i
buy. This store' has the useful pesents such as any man woman or child needs and enjoys every day--and is glad to receive. Biiy your friends i!
USetUl presents and buy them at the LrKAND L-JbADJbK.
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To make millinery popular for Clirtt
mas presents we have marked down foine
very expensive Trimmed Hats fo popular
prices such as
S3 and $3.50 Hats $1.75
$4 and $5 Hats - 2.75
$5.5o and up to $7 3.98
Just for this week.
This will sell every Hat we have in
stock this week don't delay be early.
SILK PETTICOATS.
As nice a present for a Inily as can
U gotten. Specialty priced thla week
In black and color? for
$3.95 $5.00 $6.50 $7.50 and
$10.00.
BIG LINE OF FLANNELLETTE
GOWNS AND SKIRTS specially
priced at 48c and 98c. for Gown and
85o. 30e. and 48c. for Skirts.
CHILDRENS'
HANDKERCHIEFS.
In neat stylos for 1c 3c. and Sc.
LADIES' COATS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR CHRIST-
MAS. Special 10 Bngllsh walking
conts. Kersey cloth in black cantor
and brown a $12.60 coat will rnuke
this week the liest coat ever sold at
$10.00.
FANCY UMBRELLAS.
Gold plated sterling silver handled
flnojt silk uthbrellas for ladles and
gentlemen at
$2.50 $3.50 $5.00 and $6.50.
Better values tliui ycu aro getting
elsewhere. This is no jok try us.
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
Infanta' wool mittens in pink light
blue navy red and black nt 15c 19c
25c and gg
Ladles' Golf Gloves nt 25c 30c
and 50c.
$10.00 COAT AT $6.95.
Just 6 ol them a very good tblni; n
fancy snowflnke stripe; it's a $10.00
coat 3-4 long. This week for . -$695
FURS 25 PER CENT OFF.
Wohve some very handsome Fura
left at popular prices.
WE SHOW ISABELLE FOXES
from $4.00 up to $30.00
Blnok Martina from $6.50 to $30.00
French Coney in black and sable
.for 75c. oach to $2.98
water imnic $1.75 to $4.48
Sonto very handsomo satin and flow-
ered silk lined Scarfs nt $10.00 $15.00
and $18.00 In vory select Furs.
BIG- LOT OF CHILDRENS'
FUR SETS.
We recelvod yesterday 76 new child-
ren and misses sets in white merino
grey squirrel Japanese mink water
mink Coney ermtnes and other styles
be latest things in chlldrens and
misses 'urs and at less than regular
price. They are on Uie market from
$1.25 a set up to $7.50 a set are worth
anyway 25 per cent more but wo
have included them in .the regular 'lira
and will giro you also on them
25 Per Cent Off.
FINE SILK LACE AND
CHIFFON WAISTS.
A spqeial shlpmetyt nrrivod from
Now York yesterday of Chiffon and
all-over Lace Waists also Silk And
Lnce trimmed Lingerie Waists Wo
quoto special Christmas prlco on them
$4.95 $5.95 $7.50 $10.00 and
$12.50.
This is tho swellest line over shown
hero-G-ET HER ONE.
BIG LOT OF LADIES'
FANCY NECKWEAR.
These are nil now stylos bought for
the Christmas season and market
reasonable n ploco of neckwear is
always acceptable to a lady. Prices
from 15c. each to $2.50
ANOTHER BIG VALUE
AT $10.00.
10 Grey Blanket Tweed Coats GO
inches long $15.C0 value and
10 Mixed Cheviot Umpire Conts also
$00 value will all go this wock at
$10.00
CHRISTMAS
HANDKERCHIEFS.
An immense line everything you
may possibly want
SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
25c.
Embroidered Mid scalloped hand-
kerchiefs 10c 15c. and 25c
50 do. Hiiibroldored 'tidies' hand-
kerchiefs worth fully 26c. for
each 15c
ens Overcoats
for Christmas Presents
Fourteen black antl blue kersey i er-
coat's 44 Inches long lliey are sola 'tH
world over at 12.50. Our tq -jc
price for Christmas . tpO.zSO
Seventeen long belt overcoats a whirl-
wind at regular price $9 50 rc 17 j-
Our prce for Christmas pe) O
Forty five overcoats received 1 hem vr
terduy FOR A CLEA.N Qt
SWEEP. Any size C!pZ. ZJ O
Seuenty five overcoats that we nre
going to give you your choice c n r
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Come eojrly we have youi size
Men's and Boys' Overcoats Special
s!ro.oo $12.50 $15
Big line of Bovs' and Youths' 8nits
with Special Christmas Prices on them
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ill This Aveek' you'll find everything suitable for presents displayed in our Busy Store. We look for youare prepared to j
II wait on youhave engaged plenty extra sales-people. Come early don't put it off until the last day. ? n? II
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LIOUOR
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IS UP AND CAUSES DE-
jLAY ON OxINlBUS
BILL
MAY BE A COMPROMISE
Report May Poliibit Sale
on Indian Lands.
Cnncmwino Muiuhv of Mteoourt made
arun-.mn In fm-or ot prohibition. Mr.
irurphy. before the boglnnlnif of Ma ad-
avtM. in favor ol prohibition r 1 a
telefrntn from tn oerretary of the
rWB' An.tortitioil of St. Luto nth-
Iuk I'lni to vottt affabwt proklbltloii
oiattMt in the -onsUtuilon. CM tr. tVro
nthMS remain to bo board am) thu Uie
8ubot)mn!tie vlll b rMjy (6 m'nUe It.
riioti.
It may be oonflilenlr espectexl ikkl k
report will bu in tli ntun of a onm-
nruiu'ee btweh tlio ivm nroixwttlonB.
lTbo oomtAlttea will recommend that
prohibition be md a conilltlon ot state-
hoed In that part of the new utato now
Hnowu m Indian Territory and In uoli
tteotlona of Oklalioma aa may be Indian
rervUon. It will. In other word
rvpommend a constitutional Inhibition
agulost the aale of liquor on the landj
owned by Indiana but leave the dlapo-
altlon of the mutter hi the other parta
of the Biate to the people themeelvea.
Thto It Is tliougrht will be ftcapptable to
the full rommlttea and the now omnl-
bua bill therefore will pirnilt thla re-slri'-t.-d
ilu of lluuor
Whll' th uueation has not been de-
terinlixil it aeema uiillkrly that the
stnti hoofl bill ea.i In put Ihioujsh tho
"LEADER WEEK" AT ENID
ARE FIOHflNQ! STATEHOOD-
The People's Paper Meets
Willi Approbation in Gar-
iielll County.
Arizona Mine Owners Are Oppose' to
Any Change.
CIiAlnl n rintlt T.-Jtllftl
ii.wv.n . .a . 1 ....-.i.w.- . --
Washlnaton. Dca 18. Vho omnlbua ai ik nld of the ruh-e clmmltte. The
ntittohoCKl bill will not ! reported until I rrmhllcan alwuya huve recourae to thia
bouHf before the hulid.o udjimrnioeiit
for it la not apt to be 1 eported before or l-aa doubt but at one fell swoop The
lb it time When it ..J--U1 h.io been re-j Leader awept nwuy all doubt revealed
putd it will pi'olably be J tunned j Klynn. Grimes et uU In thair true light
thr.muh without diluy. with the xpe- ana nowea ut ine name lime me gumy
Vashlnoton Dee. 18. Lobbies are.
thick In Uta oorrfdora of the IjIk white
national siatensus theae days. Thertf
la the railroad lobby wall and paraiaV-
ently walntalnoif. But the moat atren-
uou and dangttroiw as well as tlio moat
pictureaque lobby of nil Is the mine
owners' from Arizona hero ficlltlnt:
Special to The Da.y I.aaaar. atetehdoa for that errieory. It la plc-
unia ueo. ts.-rna past vneK was turaanuo becaueo of Uia bold methods
"Laader" weak In MnM. Wi Tho t npmyg and beoauaa U har at loaat
leader began publishing tfia tetKfwony t united Stataa Sanators amopc l'a
of the annltarium commission Mowdny ownera tmu liaclcore. It la dangrerous
the paper became In sreat demand and DeoiMe tne poaalb'tlty that Brave
by Wbdneaday there were scores of taen .cni my reUt from Its operations
running around the city fairly lunging rt i a lobby with htmdraOa of millions
copies. George & Whiting The Leader f doiura back of It TUc agenrs and
anency here ordered five hnndred ex- manipulatora of ita hewea ara too
tni cop'ee Wednesday ttnd that did not Bmart to offer outrlaht nrlbea. But they
meet the drnand The dlacloaurne laVe nlniK gtock f. . tiO stock which
mitde by Iba atlmony through The mm t(J a U)g VTOm. stock tha.
I.eAder had the effect of convincina ' ' wJH "pay DK to all who Srt In on the
hitherto half convinced public mind. I gr(ani ioor. And Jum now we are let -While
the matertnl fata In tho dls- anf tte of u out our friends."
closurca were tenerally thought to be t wa$ knowledjra of -ho operations of
true yet poeltUe evidence WW lack- mwe ownPr JabZlthat led the
Ing- which throw the matter in more toldrrB ot t house to call the caucus
en statehood. Bpeaker Cftnnoti and his
Heutenanta wanted to line pminb.TB up
on the question In order to- ilefeat the
dependently and profitably under a ter-
ritorial form of government and they
stand ready to devote a biff shore of
their millions to the work of prevaut-
lagr the pasanga of a bill givm Arizo-
na either alnsta ftatehobd or Jtrtttt
statehood with Mew irexleo. Tlier arc
Mnatcra fbo ar ttttareated In thaa mm
other membera" ( the United States
ftiK oompenlea Uaafele Senator ClfltU aC
limiiana. Tho lhMweata of nil of tlton.
wra aclulrel leBlWftnataly but hre te'
fisar tlmt their iuaMnt activity mn
load to public soantlW.
VANTBDr-An experfwtced nurae.
711) South First St.
be made 1u advance at the railroad sta-
tion o that UdeM asctnt will be re-
minded of these meeting ami tic spe-
cial rate fhleh haa been nade for them.
If tha local agent fll net sell a
throwrh ticket to Stillwater and return
buy a round trip tH&et at tha reduced
aua to the neareat Santa l'e Junction
Lpoint and tliere buy a rotnad trip ticket
ftn- Mfiwater.
TCveary farmer In Oklahoma and Indian
fll'strtWrjr can find muh ofi tatereMt and
!aroflt in attend I ntr theso- meetings. They
8fho t oilier ifenenitlen- an opportu-
nkr t fcecp In touch wrttli ttm progress
0411 ot tli times.
Tub MeutlnRS begin at Stillwater Jnn-
tetry 9 nmX close ut Cluthrtco January 18.
TOYS AT COST AT RENFRO'S
DRUG STORE.
Iho fiub-oommlttco uh(ill ltavo reported
to the oommlttoo on territories 11a con-
clusion as to tho advlaabllity of maklnsr
prohibition a condition of utetebood.
Thia will perhaps be dono early tula
week. The hearlns waa oontmued a
number of arffumonta having boen maiia
for and asalnst tlio proposition. Mrs.
yo BlUa Of Whahlnsuin IeKlslatlva
aces. I UV "W" a T. V.i II. A. Baker.
vf ijlumUtta Ohio un aenl of Uie An-tl-8oloop
leuKue; Itev. O. Iould a Cher-
okee and 11 pre-ichcr who lives In Ok-
lahptsu; W. a node of Vlnlta and
expodlnnl when there i any dhlalon
Knowledge and almost criminal neglect
of Governor Ferguson. Everett Pttrcell
editor of the lOventH wua highly elated.
tn their narty on a measure and there lie claim that The Leader dleclosures
is a most serious division In Its runhs. vindicates his newspaper course for the
on the proposition to admit New Mexico
&'d Arlaona atone with Indian Terri-
tory and Uiclahbtiiu. in an omnibus bill.
The sentiment of the house la prac-
tically unanimous as to tlu- Indian Ter-
ri ory und Oklahoma propoaltlon luit
there are many republicans so tntonBoly
opposed to the admission of New Mex-
ico and Arlaooa either singly or Jointly
that It la doubtful if even a caucus
mandate would be heeded by them.
Th prospect Is therefoie. that re
publicans enough to jmibs an omnibus (
bill will be whipped into line ana tn.it
pat two years (his campaign against
Flynn and Grimes because of their aon-
necilon with the sanitarium being well
known) and also that It vindicate In
every particular the famous interview
of Oaah Cade l'uroell says Niblaclc is
tha "father of his country" a gentle-
man and a schrdar. and avers thai noth
ing would please htm better than to
nee. Niblack seated on a gilded throne
somewhere. Ho has turned his offloe
Into u sort of Leader bureau and ad-
viiieK all his friends to subscribe for
"the great Outhrle paper " Judge Mll-
SBE OUR AD. IH TrllS ISSUE.
GUTHRIE NOVELTY RACKET STORE.
COHN SHOW AT STILLWATER.
Meetings to Be Berjun January 10-J
Will Close Kre.
Our Store Will
open each even-
ing this entire
week. GALL.
- .. ' . 1. l.-v hj r.wH.v. Tll.IHnit iilan
the senate following Us action ot 1110 in u .-ii .......... .
h.Mt session will separate' the two proii-w.ir large sited smllts these d.iys. (lar-
osltlnus. paaaing that pait relating to her is sedate but hr ftels Jiift tha
iki..i.miL i.h lndlu.11 Territory utnl ame. mid while continually rubbing Ms
ii.. 1 then the house wll concur thus ' hands together
. 1
nuking a state out of I ml Hi n Territory
Belah!"
and Oklahoma but leaving .lew Mexi
to and Ansona still outside tha fold.
No one believes thue Is nuy posbl-
btllty of getting so omnibus Mil through
inutttrs.
Amtn!" Bless Ood? etc. Whiting
liainin around llko a boy and -joys Tlie
Le.nt.r w.ts rightly named and If oc-
casion offers ho will take pleasure In
exprct-Hing bis enilinen.H publicly
Slfils?
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trw sen.i.e. Sotiator Korakor. L.doed. t JUUge Houston james rt. u atcn.ee t.
h.. .i.i..h ihat he will resort to ob-iond Trojan Hilly lllUs. along with num
....i i.Ptie If thev should btooine htrs of others are astride The Leader
necessary to prevent atatebood for Art-I Praia.- wagon. One nc.tk.-ab'e fact Is
-.. V M- m..i.. Hni tlitH situ- tlutt It Is the n public in leudira over
ation though somewhat contusing o
no moans Jeopardises the prospect of
Oklalioma and Indian Tentlory. T' ere
are sonrn on tha contrary who think
It removea the last vestige of doubt as
to atatabood for these two teiritories;
for they believe that when Ur. Bever-
ldga aa dthoso who arc standing with
htm ahall see the futility of trying to
pasa the omnibus bill they will no long-
er make vtaar'ous sacrifice o' Okla-
homa and Indian Territory.
It may be added that Delegate llo-
aulre lb Inks the outloojt Is quite bright.
Th onlv adverse prospect Is thut state
hood will not coma aa early in the aaa- ' 8KK OUR AD. IN THIS ISSUE.
slon aa was hoped. lOUTHRIB NOVELTY RACKET STOHQ
heic who seem rtost ple.iHd wlih The
leader's disclosures. TIk' rlatm thai
the illsi'lusurt'M nr. rah uLUed to puilfy
tho ail .uid fori nr reimmd to tho
shelf the 1 u( mica of republicanism who
lave hiietofore Uuniid tin Intercuts of
the pnrty on th. all.ir n greed tha It
means an entirely new tl. il In the p ..ry
so tluit In the future a -olld fiom in iy
bo preaeuted that will uut be pal i lied
and besmeared with ro.iunness as here-
tofore. Tho Leader baa made a val host of
friends dming Ibis p.u-t wtek
machinations of tha lobby and also to
protect membera against Uta insidious
ftueiicew that might Ixr brought to
bear upon them. It is not often that
a lobby la able to fill the minds of irty
leaders with alarm f6r ' the- safety of
their flock. The Arizona operators may
take 11 little pride in this- achievement
even If they are not ewceeswful In pre-
venting statehood. AS energetic and
courageous members of the tbirtl h-jue
they have established a record and jnen
who would engage In such an enterprise
are naturally of tha sort wh would take
pride tn even that inuok of a soccetw.
It seems lather atranife thut tha rich
mine owners of Arlionn should be here
fighting statehood either single or Joint
but the reason for It la. not far to seek.
They own the territory now They run
It Tbey are lord of the estate. Natu-
rally tbey do not want to run any risks
by a change to statehood These min-
ing corporations have had things their
own way all along the line but In no
piriliulai- to emphatically as in the us-
Kesant valuat on of their proptrty upon
whlih they are colled to pay taxes. Foi
Instance the Tombstone Consolidated
Mining compa'iy la t corporation In Arl
aonn that has put out 15.0000 worth
of tondi. of whloti amount J000000 al
ready have been Bold They bear in
terest at the rata of per cent and
this Intercut has been promptly pal t
This 1sre.1t prcerty la assessed at
79000
Tin n ther. Is tha I'nl'ed Vordo Cop-
p. r coin.iny. mainly the pntcrty of
Sin.iti.r I'tur't. of Montana It lias been
csiimatMl thit tbo coppei niinei1 owned
by this company have been yielding
iitxmt Ito (Mill 000 annually for some
years and that there ts 160.uoo.0U
worth of ore now In sight. This almost
Inexhaustible mine wealth is assess
ed at JSU9iJ and th company ut $&&
&00. the total assessment being ahoat
iMiuhalent to on ssonth'a Income frooi
tha property
These powerful corpora t loos do not
want statehood They oan operate la-
At tlr corn how at the A. and ).
college Januery l' prlxev will bo given
for the best exhibit ; of aoni which will
be Judged accoidlng to Khe acore card
u-d bj; the Oklalioma Bead Corn Hrecd-
ers' asamtetlon. Kuirt caMblt will con-
sist of ten ears of corn and entries will
close Saturday. January 6. at whKh
time all eslilblts must be? at tbe college.
The premium list Is not yet arranged
but anion tho prl-5S wHI bo two corn
planters and several cash premiums.
Tlie Oklaaoma Seed Cora Dreedera' as-
soclatkmt William llowaal IHielps ru-es-Ident
Aatwine Okta. baa this in
charge. Bxhlbltots shouW writ lo him
for prewtam Hat and jMpplnc directions.
The safe of pure-braavtock to bet'
bekl .Taaasary 11 and 1 la tinder Uie
auspices ot the Oklahoma Improved
Stock llteeders' aaaochKhm and trill
consist of registered hersea cattle and
hogs. T&ta will furnlshian ajtcellent op-
portunity to purchase st class breed-
ing stoek for the mwst part bred U
Oklahoma and thoroughly acclimated.
Among the offerings are two percheron
stallions raised by the college.
At the mule show and Judging school
on January U prises of which later an
nouncement will be wade will be of-
fered in suvuiul classes
The annual meetings of tho boaud of
agtluuituro and Af the Oklahoma Hor
ticultural society will be held In Oitfnrie
January 1 17 amp 1 Men who are
prominent because of their wock for
the advancement of agriculture re be-
ing aecuied for these meetings s.nd ln-
tereatlng and lnatiuclWe progpsmia are
The railroads ave urrangad for un j
open rate of onu- and one-thbTd fare for
the round trip from p.U polnAa In Okla
Mma and lndlam Terrltour. to Sitlli-
water tnd return. Tickets will be sold
January 9 W and 11 god 'r ratutn
trip uutll Janaary ti- Thoae who ooma
to Stillwater may thus attend tha mast-
tags of the- board of agriculture and
tha Oklahotaa Hortloultaral society at
Uuthrlo January 1 17 and It. X spoUU
rata for theae meetings he bees a
trured. Ti secure these reduced rata
a round trip tlefeet snust be pujfaaaaeu
at tb starting poiat Inquiry should
Cataa Will Load Orandi March.
Chief Ootee armounces Uiat tbo salo
of Ucketjs for lite policemen! srnnil
masked lxiH to be given Waw Teara
pre; la psograaslng sutlsfatforlly. Theae
annual badla Riven by tha pelleenaen aro
always enjoyable nffalra and. the otie to
be KlvW New Tear's ever jtEomtsos to
eax-el all- at tiara In brilliancy. TJne new
ftts box as will have arrived! and will
be put U place by that tlmsv and addl-
lUtntil elutrte light decoraUewa will be
uaad. Chief and Mrs. John Cbitsa will
lead tha gjaad march.
ToBay's Maidkefs.
Dy Spcclak Talesrsph to Dally lender.)
KAH5AS CITY CASHt
WIIBAT.
No X hard Sic. t
No. 3 hard TTH7Sc.
Ko. 4 hard 7&6T6c.
No red 9Sa0lu.
TTo. red Stt0o.
THE WELCOME GROCERY
Cor. Harrison and Division.
Special during1 Brl-u-1 $
Oi'anges35djck
Finest Line of Christmas.
Candies-in the City
Poone No. 40
NBW OWLKAr8 COTTON.
December $11. n
January. U 9S.
March. $L" 17.
Mny $1.37
LrVBIlPOOL OI'ENflNG GABLE.
AVheat li to H h hor.
Coin unchang' d to lower.
LrvanpooL skcond cablb.
Wheat to N higher.
I Corn unchanged
LIVERPOOL CL081NQ CASLD.
Wheat H higher.
Com u changed.
Wo.
No.
No.'
Not
Nfe.
COUN.
white 0o.
t white lOHc.
i mixed 11 He
3 mixed 40c.
OA'fg.
2 tnlxcMl 31c.
S ared 80c.
CKICAGO B8TIMATKD
Wheat 7 grade 1.
Corn 74 grude 61
Oata W5. grade 27.
TOMORROW.
LIVESTOCK.
1IOOS.
Chicago. 18000. strong
Kansas City 17000 strong
Omaha L000 strong.
CATTLK.
Chicago $l.eo steady.
ICanaaa City. 19.000 ateady.
QHtaha COM. steady.
NW yOtt COTTON.
Deoambar Ul.tt.
January $ll-.
March 1U.07
May $1116.
v LOCAL MARKET.
Alfalfa nay $7 0
Haled prairie hv 0.00-
Pralrlenay B.0O-
Millet seed 100
liran per Irundred CO
Chops 85
uood butter - $ 18-
Hard whao.t No 3 .7
Soft Wheat No. 3 7
Corn 35.
Kaffir com 10.
Cane 1 o
Lint eattan $U OO' '
Sem cotton . . J to '
PHODUCE MAnKET.
Furnished dally by J. T. Kerr dealer.
Oood butter l."
Averaga aentry butisr 12VSi
Old roosters 10
liens and pullets per pound 084
Geese par pound '5i
Ktrgs per cane Including case 6 0
Ducks- par pound HHlj
lieu turKays over s pounds . lUVa
Guineas per dosen 1 KO
Pigeons per dosen 60
Spring broilers Si to lib Q'.Mt
Woel good qity 16
Bgg aaaea set up 36
Green ce whldea Wi
Tify hides 11
Olue hides 01
Horse htdaji J 25
By Heady and Coyle.
Lint cotton . Jtl 00
fcecd cotton 3 4U
y Houonton
Llat ootioa
Seed cotton . ......
tnd Douglas.
$11 oc
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Jeweler
White
MY stock ot fine Diamonds Solid Gold and Gold Filled Watches Cut Glass Hand Painted China Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware Imported
Leadier Hand Bags Umbrellas Rings and other articles usually kept in a First Class Jewelry Store is larger this year than ever before. I have
the best stock in Oklahoma to select from; all goods are warranted as represented. I do not carry any CHEAP QUALI 1 Y of goods only the best
at the Lowest Prices. I am in Guthrie to stay have been here 16 years; my warrant means that you are protected when you buy goods from me.
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The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 110, Ed. 1, Monday, December 18, 1905, newspaper, December 18, 1905; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc76334/m1/8/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.