EJKSEa
I
a '
a
Jpmm 'IjtfcW ttUTHWIK. OKCA TUESDAY MAY is 1KK.
PAt' tlMt.
I
(
G C5
lu.
!-
v&
cfi
nttimttij!i3!iaiD'iucaii!Jiajeii'iiiaiUiMitii-iBii'
Behind Every Fact"
Ltd? a Reason when this ftvbre has grown from a wee
small store to the largest Exclusive Shoe Store in Olcla- $
S; homa There Is a R.oo.son which is that we give Bet w
tor Values Later Styles and Better Service than can be $
4fad at other places.
The People appreciate our efforts lu value giving $
I I
A Btiful
tow Shoe
For Street Wear
$3.50
I
I"
'
We Are Selling More
Low Shoes this season tharl ever. Ladies appreciate the js
coolness and comfort they afford. They also appreciate Jg
the High Standard of Goodness the Low Prices and Per. 8
feet Fiting Qualities of our Low Shoes. j
Our prices are of wide range to salt every purse:
$1.15 $1.25 $135 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 1
$3.10 $3.50 $4.08 and $5.00. $
Don't
That White. Bluesnd Pink Oanvas Low Shoes for Special $
"Wear will be nulte the rasre. S
We have the White. Blue
?f-4kes White Blue and Pink
g polish makes them aew again.
118 W. Okla. Ave.
OMcePhone 704 Rcsd. Phone 790
Dr. J. F. KELLOG
Veterinary Surgeon
Office 118 N. First Street
Residence Cor. 10th and Oklahoma
Molasses Candles. J
F6r Thomas H4 cups molaefs. 1 cun
tirown sugar M cup butter. Jioll until
brittle Add If liked 2 iua"ts peanuts
chopped fine. Cut Into jurres Walnuts
are nice tor a chance; nso most any nut
is available I
uum-iuuuu leunm- uniue i cups
peanuts halved nnd nprcad In bottom of
well-Ereaned pan- Pour over It tho fol-
lottlnc Boll until crisp In cold water 1
cup very dark molasses. 1 cun brown su-
 sar 1 teaspoon vinegar 1 large labia-
. poon butter. Just before removing
'() Ur In X xcant tesspeon feoda. Uroak In-
to plecea Instead of cutting.
Cnndy to pull 1 cup Hijht brown au-
;ar 2 cups New Orleans molasses 1 ta-
i Weepoon vlnccar eamo of butter. Doll
till brittle. Set cool In shallow pans then
putl till white.
Spiced Raisins.
Are Klcstb seno with cold sliced ton-
ru or boiled harp. Mako a syrup of two
pounds Hcbt brown miKor a pint of vin-
egar and teaepoonful of clovos and oinna-
wan Tie in a bag. "When It bolls skim
fli.rst selected raisins on the stem and
sh- mer for on hour or let them stand
until the second day. then reheat the
ayiup put lu the raisins nnd let them
stand where they will keep Just below
boiling point until thi re I wins ore plump
unO tender thru seal up In class Jars.
OtnU tho spice If you perfer a more Uel-
Jratr pickle i'runeu inula' a good pickle
If exiked ax for stewing. Uien drained
snd slowly cooked In Die spiced syrup as
directed above.
Pickled Figs.
These are delicious made of fresh na-
tive flcn. To every pound nf figs allow
one and one-lmlf cups of eunar for a syr-
up When uoiluiff drop In the figs avoid
luu'h cinwdlae. When ns hip tender
enough to itenetrato with a toothpick
talto from the syrup and place in iars In
layer with a fe wb cknea and bix.
ken mace sprinkled over them I'our the
hot syrup ver them and let them coot
Then drain oft the syrup reheat ami
again pour the syrup ovei thein and let
stand until colli. Do thU for three suc-
cessive mornings On te third morning
tdd a oup of strong vtnegnr to evry
three cups of the ImMIIhk syrup and lm-
sadiately pour over ne tigs and seal up.
Pickled Ripe Cucumbtre.
Take eelld rlie eucumbeis jmre quar-
ter and serape out the seeds if you pre-
fer you can out them Into tWek siloes or
lings removing the larg seeds. Soak
over nlKlit In u brine mam of two gttilujs
soft water and one cup of salt Next
morning dralp thoroughly and ntfd to
boiling syrup made with pr--;uar of vine-
gar a pint of imgar-. er ounce allek eln-
namon and nufidr ounce each whule
eloiee and mace. Do nt crowd them In
the syrup. Keep below the boiling point
until teader then skim out into jara
When all are cooked and ooo the tart
jpay be sealed or tied up with paraffin
r- paper as they will keep for a very Uiimt
time slon rlnde may be "piekied i
Seme manner or. if you want a dart.
rbU JeekiRg pkltle dralp off the syrm
from the eooked fruit when it Is 1
cooked and eolU and reheat aad pour o
n the metw fr a few days; ffcen boat oU
together aod seal up.
yf1 tfti (JkMwn things t wre Uwl
ftught KBB4y' Iasative Hoey and
Tr allny Ut4n;etlon. ompa Uwt
tickilag. swm the cold c-tit itireugh
your oyMi rt4 by C- H. Renfro.
" 1 11 ''iiii'i'i
STHAW HATH AT PETERSEN'S
Pate Colt Well Sole 1
Button Low I
Shoe I
$3.50 I
Forget
Si
and Pink Polish too. that
more desirable because the fi.
Guthrie. Okla &
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
"""
Tho disgusted lllcs and mosqultOM
k . Beroemi?"
BEK wlro BcrceDB
Always In hot water hydrogen and
axygen.
Dead men tell no talos ncUber do
thoy wrlto joonia
A Btltch in Unio often naves yout
batlbg suit and your foeIlng3.
"He's her Un.lt brother Isn't ho?" "I
don't lenow. Ho waa full tho last time
( saw him."
"M.vl how fant that trolly car's co-
ins." "Yos I 8upposo Bomcbody's try-
ing to catch It."
Tho erecdy man at tho tablo d'hote
dinner always makes the bill of fare
bis table of contents.
Mamma "Tommy If you behave
that way you'll nevor go to heaven
Tommy "I don't care I've boon ta
tho drous."
Insurnuce Agent "Why you can
even commit suicldo under one ot oui
pollclofl and" Victim "Is It er
obligatory?"
Kvory man has somo favorite book
some book that ho swears by. In the
magistrate's court everybody aweara
by tho Bible.
Practical Bedroom Hints.
XI Is a groat mlsUtko to have bed-
clothing all ono thlpkiwas. It would ha
bettor olther to have warm night
clothing for the body nnd so mako It
Independent of shoots and blankets or
also to have thicker clothing for ths
foot lhan for tho trunk. It is tho cold
feet that spell Blaaplsasnaee; It is the
hot body that apeils fevorlahnosB.
ColdnoM of tho feat may bo ramodled
by aUarnatlng hot and cold bath
with friction niid by fuller breathing.
Bo that there is not vital necessity for
n;y heavy hod clothing at all says
Woman's Life-
Two articles of hod clothing calls for
special crliloiam tho mattrosB and the
pillow. The lnattrm ehould be well
vir.tllatttd; not of feathers Tho pillow
ehould be the coolest part of tho bed.
Generally owing to its feathers it Is
the wannest Why it is no one knows
except that ouoiom is our king. Tho
pillow is alao fir too high. A low otul
rocl pillow is by far the most rsetful
and bonofielah
Ills Mission.
SfcntwlMT I'vo su Snlppem Uio tal
ui  on up to yoor studio every day
fo. a week. Is he sitting toe youT
I'nui'or Na He" laying for "tno.-
CIet.l ml Leaden.
lie Ne-edort 1h? Jfoq'er ' 4
yobls nnsitUonjhlutIy ntc-
tMry doetorf ' ' t
"C4r&lnyi I've got to have a vaca-
tion itxt woath." Sraart SeU
STILL HOLD
LAST PLACE
SENATORS CLING LIKE
GRIM DEATH TO THE
BOTTOM
CRUCIFIED BY MOLESTER
Bennett's Bunch Easy Marks
of the League.
SOUTH CENTFtAL. UEAQUE.
Where Thy Play Today.
OtithiTo at South MrAlaeier.
Tuld at Shawnee.
Muskogfi-v at Fo?t Smith.
South McAlester 8 Quthrle 1.
Sp.eclnl to Dally Lander.
South McAlester I. T. My 18. Tho
Snnti)rH -noro outplayed In every dopsrt-
inent of the gmmo by the Miners yes-
terday. Tho jiltelilng start of the visi-
tors Is lamentably weak end Manager
ITennett put Seeley n roguWr fleldor lit
1 the box on the theory iloublleee tbnt ho
uld do no worse tlmn the regulnr
pitchers tind Ills theory wis eminently
correct as results showed'.
Score It. II. E.
itoAJestcr ...... 006000S1 8 10 1
Guthrto 0000100001 4 4
trmplio Oliver.
Muskoaeo 2 Fort Smith 0.
Special to Dally Lender.
Fort Smith Aiv May . Thd locals
wore defeated by Muskogee yesterday bj
the scoro Of 2 to 0.
Shawnee 5 Tulsa 2.
Spcclttl to lialiy Leader.
Stawnfe Okkj.. May 15 Yesterday's
gwmo:
Score It. II. E.
Hliawuee 03100010 SI! 3
Tulsa. 000100 100--3 5 3
Batteries; Browning nnd Mnore; Dae
Uoiidrtck Fronoh and. Orubb.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
At wtciilta Wlohlta i. Oklahoma City
IS.
At Webb City 'Vob)j City 1 Sprlsg-
tleM f-
At St Joseph St. Joseph 6 Leaven-
worth 3.
At Topeka Topolsa C Joplln 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At KnnBBH City ICnnims City 1 Co-
lumbus I.
At Minneapolis Mlnnoepnils 1 LouU-
llle 1
At 8t. Paul St. Paul 2 Indlanaiwlls 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 8 New York
At St. Louie St. Louis C Iloston 1.
At ChlraRO Chloago 10. V oklyn 1.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 7 thlladelphla
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Iloetoiv ltoeton 1 St Louts 11
At AVoshlngton Washington 1 De-
troit 3.
Baseball Liners.
Tte Navtna bJieeualt team clulntlnt
the amar.. chnmploi-shlp of the terri-
tory and the Logan County high school
team are playing this afternoon nt Kleo-
trie nark. Tho gaitio was cnllofl nt ;S0
oolodk. The llnonp of the clubs fol-
lows! tSuthrlo Fees pitcher I'arker
eatelier; Sego first lse; Uotk. Second
bnw; QUfOr ttid lmse; Welcli. left
rield; Coaie Hgbi flol4; jonen center
Hold M.os6er. xharlstopt Ka Woleli swl.
Navlna HellvUw pllcuer; T'elMuon
cateher; & COraforth. mt base; -W.
Cortifortli ocond base; HUtnle. third
base; Jfciw dine. Hiht field; I.evexar. left
field; Milton ceuter field; Alglw short-
atop. Friday afternoon the Woodmen and
Odd Fellows iMseuall clubs play un exhl-
bitlen Ram at ISIeatlic imrk
Hears the Tl Wo4 YW Haw MBJ3 BwgM
SNAKESKIN FOR COATS.
nuiuniln tliu Ncirrnl I)reM Novelty
to lt I scil b) MotorlstH.
Wopi'.eis lu dress never cease. The
tuat-rui'a auaku Is to oust tlio beaver.
riiU guitkMkln Is tho newest novelty
u t v dres of women motorists says n
Lop.Uii cab'v to the Philadelphia North
.luier'cun. At prMOtit there In only ono
iua.1 uiut co. t in uxistencc. nnd Its in-
reuftr Mr. C" timer proudly showed it
-occur. ly to a reporter.
It vw an c agnut production three-
lUlrsr lmgth in tlellcftte similes of
cream colO" r id brown with oultj) col-
lar oiid revori of hoaver fur nnd lined
with bromiav -.in.
"AllliougU .:.acomli Bkln is not dlffl..
cull to obtain" salt tho inventor of tho
coat "tho mo'clilug or sutllrlont Bklus
U lio groat dlilleulty. Tho coat is mtulo
of four skins and ono of tho most nt-
t active poiuts In Its favor is lta ex-
troiuo lightness.
"Anaeondn sjtlu Is as flexible nnd
boft ns broad toll nnd h durability Is
practically cvorliutlng. Its bright and
fopjJ'tPtltfnofl Is uoYr dulled ind will
novMrwonront. 4
"It is several degrees warmer thou
rny kuowu fur nutl n$ u trlmwins una-
'onda skin la a novelty lliis on.
"Collars cufTs mul rovers of tho skin
are all the rage ami toque and oven
muffs are beinc made of It"
'SuKred day and night the torment
of IteiilBfr pllea- 'Nethlng helped wo un
til I UHd Dean's Oelntment. H cmred
roe pei inanently." Hon. John It Oar-
rett. Mayor award Ala
newsof the markets )
New York May H. The market was
quiet today but tlrlnor frtm tho start
wlht Xroflli support front tho lending ball
Interest here who resumed the butng of
May as well as October In a nuior tree
mhnnor from the opening.
Figures In Liverpool should havo sus-
tnlned a maximum decltno of thtco
points to imve enunlled our net decline
of Saturdrty but ftflor opening at a lesi
of four points milled and finally closed
with a decline of but one point.
Theee mere favorable advices from
abroad nnd monT bullish crop aoeounts
from the CarollnnH Arkansas nnd Lorth
Toaos offset the more favornblo weather
man over Sunday with the dullness of
the outside speculation and doubtless on-
Coumged the bulls t9 render the bctterj
support roiorreu to.
The maximum advance In prices up to
two o'clock was three to six points and
this was well sustained throughout the
later trading despite the dullness nnd
the activity nt times or tho reactionist
clement and the hours who rescted the
market Saturday ahd'we see nothing at
present from our point of view to wnr-
rnnt the oxpectntlons of developments of
nny short selling movement or weakness
In tho market.
Wo rather believe steadiness will con-
tinue to provall fn tho market and we
thlk the ohnnces are more In fttvor of
a gradual Improvement.
New Orleans Cotton.
Open. High. Low. Close.
H.8 im 11.25 Xl.M-21
ll.lt ll.' 11.11 11.18-40
lO.tG 10.01 ie.88 1O.0J-61
10. 10.03 10-SS 1O.C3-01
May
July
Oct.
t)ee.
COTTON BULLETIN.
Oklahoma 'District.
Tho fl-at two columns denote tho tem-
perature 1st column maximum; 2nd
column minimum.
Third column: rainfall
hundredths.
Inetcs and
Fourth columns State of weather.
Chandler .86 GS 0 eld
MniiRuM ...... S3 - 6$
Oklahoma 79 '05
Shnwnco ...."S 01
Stillwater ..70 C5
Weutherford A ...... .S I 62
0 cliy
T rain
0 cldy
o oldr
0 cldy
Indian Territory District.
First wo columns denote tho tempsr-
ature; 1st column maximum: 2nd col-
umn minimum.
Third column: Rainfall inohoi and
hundredths.
Fourth column state o weather.
Ardmore  SO 80 0 cldy
Duraut SI C2 0 P.cldy
Marlow SO 03 0 cldy
Tutan .71 03 0 cldy
Central Station
First column number of stations re-
porting. Second and third columns tempora-
turoj 2nd moxlmu ns 3d minimum.
Fourth column: Rainfall Inchoe and
hundredths.
Atlanta '. ........14
AtigUstn 11
Chaileston ...... ... G
(Inlvoaton  ...... .13
Little Roelc .....13
Momphls ..;..-. ......45
Mobile .......10
Montgomery .... ""V
New Orlenns ...... ..i.)S
Okluhomn .11
Savannah ......17
Vlcksburg V13
Wilmington io
S: &l o
SS SG 0
so ts 6
81 CO T
SS CO 0
1 6S 0
S5 54 0
8S f6 0
SS D3 T
SO M T
ss fis 0
SS 6(' 0
81 51 0
T. indicates Inappreciable rainfall.
J. P. SLAUGHTER
'Section Director
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat.
I'hk-ngo. May 14 With Ose exception
of a brief period at the opening ther tone
of the wheat mnrket was Ann nil day.
The opening weakness yhib occasioned by
reports of scattered show ore throughout
the wheat growing country generally
lower Liverpool cables and larger world's
shipments especially from Russia Later
came reports that the crop In the South-
vost Is suffering from lick of ruliu Theso
advices brought out large buying or-
ders shortly after the opoplnff and offer-
ings being light prices advanced rapidly.
Tho market continued strong until lato
In the day when much of the ndvnnco
wins lost on profit takhig due to reports
of rain In TOxna Oklahoma and InC'in
Territory.
Corn
Tha corn market wns flim ft greater
trt nf the day caeb Houses iKilng iio-
rl nurohawrs. Continued- small local
receipts furrtlshoil tlie the prlnclMl lu-
contlve lo biuers. The mantet wua n
trifle onsler at the opining because of
a ma!t decline at Llveriwol but during
the last hour much of tho stemgth was
lost an prollt taking by local holders. r
Oats
The oate markt wwa firm on small
local receipts and eonslnntly decreasing
stocks.
Provisions.
Provision were quiet.' Local packers
gave the mmket moderate support
KANSAS CITY CA3H.
"WHEAT.
No. 3 hard SO&SlHe.
No. S liard 7$V4T79c
No t red DOffOSc.
No. l.lrd 70C77HC
No. $ rod S6aic.
1 CORN.
No. t white 4SKc.
No. 3 white 4Sc
No. 1 mixed ITHe.
No. 3 mixed 7Uc
OATS.
No. S mixed MH3I
No. J mixed 3s?V6P.
cmaao estimated
AVheivt 99. Grade 0. v
Oorn 11T. grade 3.
OeU Xti. erede 31
TOMORROW
KANSAS CITV ESTIMATEi.
Wheat 08. grade 2C &"
Corn 06 erode 30
0te 3 gnudo is.
livestock;.
. r r
HQOS. '
IiIcmW 8300 $;
lUiuia uuy sjm t
Omatm 8(40 tnd
CATTLH.
Chloago $. elAdv
IOuwm City 18.6M. t$9y.
Oiwshtt 3100 StWdyi
-X
N7SW YORK OQTTOJ.
May. $11.38.
July. U.1& '
October 111.67.
December $10.60.
N35W OIILUANS COTTON.
May. $10.34. 
July SU.M. '
October $10.SS.
December $10. 69.
LtrBRPOOL OrENlNO CABLJB.
WTfutt unchanged.
Corn H lower.
LTVKnrOOL SECOND CASLB.
Wheat unchanged to H lower.
Corn U lower.
LIYEUPOOIi CLOSINO CABLH.
hont unchanged to M lower.
Corn Vi lower.
LOCAL MARKET.
Alfalfa hay '$1.01
Ualftd prairie hay (.Ot
Prairie hay 6.01
Millet teed 1.01
Bran per hundred 85
Chops .SB
Hard wheat No. 3 .71
Soft wheat No. 3 .80
Corn IS.
Kaffir com .40.
Cane 1.01
Lint cotton 9.S0
Seed cot con .....$2.50 to 3.85
Pigeons per dozen ..?... 10
Green cow hUe 07
Dry hides i 11
Ohio hides
Horse slides 1.11
PRODUCE MARKET.
Good butter $.110.1!)
Average country butter HVi
Old roosters .10
Hens and pullets per pound 07
Geese per pound 04H
Kggs per case including case... 2.90
Ducks per pound ...-..... .01
Hen turkeys over 8 pounds 11
Guineas per dozen 1.60
Spring broilers U to 2R 08
Wool good quality II
Egg cases set up 21
By J M. Eoe.
Corn ehop per 100 lb ...$ .SO
Yellow corn per bushel . .
Kfrir corn per bushel 3t
Oats per bushel .. to
By E. E. Tallman.
Alfalfa hay per ton $ (.00
Alfalfa hay baled per ton.$8.00tbl0.00
Prairie bay per ton U.GOCi.OO
Prcirle hay baled per ton.. $5.06 C.00
Bran per 100 lb 35
Yellow corn bcr bushel 34
Kamr corn per bushel .32
Oats per bushel . .32
Chops Per 100 lbs SC
By Quthrle Milling Co.
Wheat No. 2 hard per bushel... $ .18
Bran per 100 lb i!B
yellow corn per bushel ......... .34
Chops per 100 lbs 80
WOMEN'S STRANGE PET8.
.5?
Animals That Have Been Used as Pe
eonal Adornments
Thii preralllng crazo for unusual
pets -was exemplified at the opora al
Covcnt Garden tho other night when
ft well known lady brought with her a
chameleon with a delicate chain round
lta neck which enabled It to run up
and down the curtains of tho box.
This lovo for animals of an eccen-
tile description' Is by au means a mod-
ern innovation; It may bo traced baclc
p.i far as the tlmo of the Pharaohs.
Quaint interest doubtless attachod
to tho juxtaposition of a beautiful wo-
man and a wild beast. Mme. Bern-
hardt and her tame leopard were tho
sensation of a oouplo of decades ago.
Mis. Arthur CaTdogan Lord Cadogan's
s'&tor in law had. a fancy for poison-
ous snakes. Ono smaH snako sho fro-
QUOntly wore on her arm as a bracolet
but to tho relief of her friends theso
strange pets died off one by ono and
bavo not been replaced.
More pleasant as companion woa
the tome otter which used to follow
Lord Llnlltbgon's sisters. Dady Dor-
othea and I.ady Eotella Hope like
doj. This was a really intellgent and
lovablo creature which has slnco been
replaced by a tamo hare whoso family
name Is "Mr. Juggins." This Interest'
ing little animal Is much in lequest
at country houso parties to which it
is often taken by its Huntresses for
Mhom It has a great affection.
A mongoose or n monkey is qulto
ordinary domestic animal Just now
Lnil of tho latter a protty specimen la
f .iftAn ir m cnkn tint tvl tvMiml IKn rtori
of its owner. A well known West
Kiul tradosman rccolvtid a terribla
ehock ono mornlpg when this lady ex-
tended her patronage to his shop.
While- sitting for hor purchases some-
thing looking llko a fur boa suddenly
snatched up the chango and examined
it with two bright little eyes chatter-
ing volubly the while. The poor man
wne beard appealing to the assistants
as to whether it was real.
A specimen of the green Egyptlaa
licstlo which really seemed to know
its owner and never took flight when
let loose to crawl about her hand was
selected as a pet by anothor well
known lady . Tho history of tho creat-
ure reached tho court and an appoint-
ment was made for tho beetles and its
owner to havo audlenco ot the queen
but a brutal friend ignorant or
thoughtless flicked the poor bwastle
off its mlstross'o band where it was
taking Quite a walk and thereby ad
ministered a death blow alike to the
b'eCUo and. the high hopes of the lady.
Lady Anglesey poraessea a inarmo-
sci no bigger :han o mouse which she
usod to carry about with hor but it
has not been seen ot l&te. so sonjo evil
lias doubtless befallen JL Lad Con-
Blanco sunrvUIcjiardson has given
up her snakea. Another lady kept a
hodga bog wh'ch followed bor about
with great intelligence but it had iU
drawbacks as a companion.
Tho Ito'JJWhlld goat waa part of th
decoration of Piccadilly at one time
but has never been replaced; or's
the py as 8ca touobee add to;thi
fayoty oi wt j.hmu n. .-i n
I A Square Deal
I For Everybody
That's Our Basis.
We Got Business
5j Only Square Dealing One Price ClothingytV7
Holts) in The City and Earned It. C
-i)t.
OUR MOST CONSPICUOUS HIT
The great values bf M. & R. System makers of the only
Hand-Tailored JReady-to-Wear Clothes and no tailor ex-
ists whose best work surpasses it.
Hand Tailored
I Unbreakable Hair Cloth Fronts
$10.00 to $25.00
Tlin DinPC OIIITO All the Essentials of Com-
fort
Quality are Here
$5.00 $15.00
C11M1MISM
333SSO330MOSeQ-CeSOSa!ffi'SQ!
8
$
$
N. E.
9
9
I
For the above occasion the Santa Pe will sell rouriii
A trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles at rate of
52 OO Dates of sale June 25th to July 7th.
Final return limit September 15th; tickets may read via
$ Portland in one direction if desired. Call at Union Station 6
g for full particulars '
GOING. OR- NOT? gj
As e; erybody knows the Kentuckj' Home "Visitors Meet- S
ing comes oil in Louisville in June The Santa Fe offers X
tickets there and back for $25.65 on sale June 11th 12th
and 18th good for return within 80 days Will appreciate
your patronage if you go and
S good accommodations as are
the business
I
8 $
sssssscecffiOQffi
auum.wBmmKKMK2Ma&
W 'M. Bronson
BRONSON
arm Loans Insurance Abstracts
uaiy complete abstracts of title in Logan County
if ju pay interest aud principal at our office.
Uid.st and ?rgest insurance agency in Oklahoma
118VestUOklaBAve. GUTHKIli OKLA
The Daily Leader
Kentucky Home Corning in June
the
is many miles the shortest and best road from St Louis
to Louisville Kentucky.
For particulars as to the trip to Louisville in June
write to
O.
District Pass. Agt
illI111111ffyiTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT'T'Ty1
TT f rinva .. Dniwv n.TV
TOBT. koHLBiBQ Oashler U. W PAWTKn K. Mw.vnxs Oabtku Asst. CMhlers Z
GUTHRIE NATION h BANK
OLDEST IN OKLAHOMA.1
Capital $ 150000.00
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
iDIRECTORSl
O. O. Gbss. o. A. nnous. Htynr E. Air
Vju.uk Uii-i A. O. O. llirusn. n. W. Paintkb.
J. W". PSBBt A J. SAT KOBT. BOHLBBBO
ailiBiiri!aJI)0BIlI!81'a3ilitBlifcltiililyja'i:a8l
d. B. FAIRFIELD
-
TRANSFEB COAL
AND STORAGE
Goods Pa.ckad Stored and Shipped to Of dor
PIIH 20. am Uiluil 487-409 W. ITfUN
!
l piii-ji imiri
aWWWItlWtltlK
Because We Arc TheJJ.J
&
i
3
Suits
Satisfaction) Price and
tacn
8AM GOLDSTEIN & SONS.
A. Convention
SanTrancisco July 9 to 13 '
cnu assure you of it least as
afforded by any old pike in g
M. N. COCHRELL
Agent Santa Fe Guthrie. $
L C. Bronson.
& BRONSON
DELIVERED FREE
10 Cents
PER WEEK
O. STEWART
719 Olive Sreet St Louis Mo
V.Trtil(1nt 3. W. PEniir. VPret.
v.
w
'
y
V'l
"Jl
'
IL
0
(.1
'J
'i