The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1, Saturday, January 18, 1896 Page: 1 of 4
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TURN UP IN 'FRISCO.
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liiC t Uet Out iif JalL
Six KitA.xrHfo Jan. 17. A writ of
habeas corpus returnable before .ludfre
liahrs to-day was served upou Chief of
I'olioe Crowley yesterday iu the case
of Mr.. i:. I. Cliarltou and l A. Kloh
the couple who eloped from r.awrence
Kan. several weeks ago.
The couple arrived from Su Diego
nu the ileum nchoouer Excelsior and
were arrested on a telegram from a
Kansas bhenff. Mrs. Charlton's two
children are with her iu the city
prison. Her husband Is expected to
arrive In the city to-day with requisi-
tion papers upon which he is expected
to lake Kich back to Lawrence to be
tried for abduction.
The police think that the fact do
not warrant the belief that the evi-
deuce will make out the crime of ab-
duction. Kich U prepared to show
that when .Mrs. Clmiltou left her
house he win. iu Sew ' Orleans. and
that hln ineotiiijf with Mm. Charlton
In San Diego was not prearranged.
Mrs. Charlton says that under no cir-
cumstances will bhe return with her
huebaiul or conbent to Hvewlth him
J again. She hays her h us baiid Sealed
f ff?r"(vtUt extreme cruelty and thathe
has left him for jjood. It in under-
stood that Mrs. Charlton came to Sau
Francisco intending to obtain a resi-
dence and thereafter bring snit for a
divorce
l'i. I.rn ii4 mm Arbiter.
I.om.on. .luii". 17. The Koine cor-
respondent of the Chronicle says.:
"The pope through Cardinal satolli
hn made u Miiiii-otllehtl proposal to
President Cleveland to arbitrate the
Vi)ne..uelan iuostiou. The pope was
much hurt bv England's refusal last
year when Venezuela proposed the
pope as an arbitrator. It i believed
Ills holiness has now instructed Car-
lt mil Vaughun to sound the I'.rllish
government on the subject."
A Huuk In h railing 'unilllluii.
luriKKtoN Cn v Mo . Jan. 17. The
Hunk of Newmarket 1'latte county
has. been reported to Secretary of State
l.esueur by Hank Kxamlner Uordou
Jones as iu a failing conditiou and
with impaired capital stock and St has
iu consequence beeu closed bv the Sec-
letary. Mr. J. 11. Iluil of Platte City
has been named as temporary receiver.
The bauk's. capital was. SiO.lMtl.
A Nrvuiln .Mo. Kallur.
Ntvuu. Mo. Jan. 17. I. J. Foltze
raauuger of the Kinpire store in this
city made uu assignment yesterday to
K. A. Murks. The principal creditors
are members of the families of the
l'nu- The liabilities so far as heard
from amount to about 311. KW with
assets unknown. 'I he slock was re-
cently nuned hero from a point iu
Kuukuh.
A Verdict A gain. L Ilia MW.oiirl I'j elite
Wichita. Kau.. Jan. 17. In the
ease of William .lohutoti against the
Missouri Pacific railway on trial at
Sedan. Kan. the jury ie turned a ver-
dict against the railway company for
yj mi') damages.
Admitted Nile Swurr Kal.ely.
Si.itAi.iA Mo. Jan. 17. The Jo.eph
M. Couuce arson case was. dismissed at
the criminal term of court yesterday.
.Sadie Kverelts prosecuting vituesh
stated thut she falsely tcstiHcd before
tlie grand jury. She is now under ar-
rest for perjury.
Taken HT Own 1.1 f
Omaha Neb. Jan. 17. Anna Koy-
ster whose father a wealthy furmer
of Itoone Iowa shot and killed Banker
MoKarlaud of that pluce on the streets
of ltooue committed suicide iu Omaha
last night at the Midland hote
Six Ytjr fop Kir Kllterr
CoiouaiiO Srlttvos Colo.. Jan. 17.
Itpbt-rt K. Smith pleaded guilty to im-
plication u tle robbery qf tlje Wells-
'"':lrK'0 cypress of $Ii'i0oii in (ravy
(iplol near Victor some iuoutls ago.
Sinll! was driver of the wugon. JJe
says his confederates were (leorge
."smith repe-ntly killed iu Victor liray
and Welt'h who broke ail here some
time ami and u man named Maye.
Smith iiu sentenced to six years' inc
prtMVHiient.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report x
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fc' jumuiiii
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SHOES
NKW (MOON
NO HASTY MARRIACES.
Higher Kilucatlon .Slakai IVuutu l.an
llapeiidcut.
"So long as the attraction of sex re-
mains you cannot abolish marriage!"
excitedly exclaimed the conservative
man. nccordlng to Vogue.
I have no desire to do away with
marriage but simply lo mitigate It"
replied the v.omau propagandist. And
nio.st thoughtful people will agree with
the woman speaker that the reckless-
ueas which characterizes marriage
should he moderated. It is encouraging
(o those whose hearts are touched by
the manifold sorrows of humanity to
observe that. In this matter of mar-
"Jage (a most prolific source of nils-
pry to human beings) different agencies
are at work educating people to nn ap-
preciation of the gravity of the estate
and its tremendous consequences to In-
dividual nnd to nations. The higher
education of women has. from the start
shown a tendency to disincline those
v. ho took the college couises toward
oarlv marriages and toward Imprudent
ones quite a large percentage of them
moreover taking up careers and re-
maining single. A recent canvass or
college graduates Is said to have shown
that while 9o pr rent of non-college
women become wives only CO per cent
of college graduates resign their lives
into the keeping of husbands l'rom
otaer sources It Is learned that those
who marry do not swell the lists of
Invalid wives; neither do 50 per cent of
the children born to them figure In
mortality tables as is the ghastly fact
with the everyday woman's children.
College women are not apt to marry a
in nn to 8.tc him and thus Insure for
children morally weak or vicious fnth-
ers; neither does love (?) In a cottage
translated in these days Into a cheap
fiat In an unwholesome locality ap-
pear to her finer or more winsome than
he self-respecting Independence of the
bread-winning positions that are now
within her reach. Years ago some con-
servative men had the perspicacity to
realize and the courage to state that
fuller life for women meant the lessen-
ing of her Interest In marriage (the
only profession her foremothers had
iiecn permitted to conhlder) and that
she would be harder to please and more
deliberate Iu her choice. That the
phophecleB Have come to pass is matter
for congratulation or for condemnation
according to the observer's point of
view.
The sick mau knocking at the ilcor
of health gets it if he knocks the
rMit way an stays out If he ilosen't.
The.-e are thouands of ways of felting
sick but one way to get well. Do
whatever you will f you do not put
your d'Restlon in good order and
make your blood rich and pure you
will not get well. Rich pure blood Is
the only thing that can bring health.
Constipation Is not a disease ot the
blood. A large part of all diseases
are traceable indirectly to impurities
in the blood and can be cured by eli-
minating them with Dr. Pierce's Gold-
en Medical Discovery. The first thing
t does is to put the whole digestive
system iuto perfect order. It stimu-
lates the appetite excites a copious
secretion of the digestive llulds and
promotes assimilation It searches
out disease germs wherever they may
be kills them and forces them out of
the system The "Golden Medical
Discovery" has been used with un-
varying success for over 30 years.
What Col. .lonfis Snys.
Guthrie Ok. Aug. 31 '05.
Knowlton Danderine Co. Gentle-
men: Some time ago ray hair began
laiiiug out oauiy. i used Danderine
for a few times aud it has entirely
stopped my hair from falling out and
has caused a growth of vigorous hair.
Danderine is also unexcelled for all
diseases of scalp and. hair and especial
ly for eradlcattpg dandruff. It gives
one pleasure to recommend Danderine
as I am satisfied it Is all you claim for
it and that It is the very best hair re-
storer that has ever been placed on the
market. Yours truly
Tuos 8. Jonks
Baking
Powder
AT CHICAGO ON JUL! I
THERE'S WHERE THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION WILL BE HELD.
ST. LOUIS' HARD FIGHT.
It look Titnilj-Mllnr 'lUliuO to llfelde
the I'liulnt ami St. l.oul I til mi
tUnt) One Hilt the Ijlit 1 hr
Stltrr Stat.i ulril .H.ill.llj
for 'I lie AIUmiuiI
AlrlromlL.
Washi.4to Jan. 17. The Demo-
cratic national convention will be
held at the city ot Chicago on July 7.
That was the decision reached bv the
national Democratic committee-after
an interesting and at times exoitlug
session which continued until 11
o'clook last night.
There was considerable difference as
to the time for holding t lie conven-
tion one ptopositiou advauced by
Allen W. Thurman of ii. who held
the proxy of the New .Wxteo member
being to hold it June '.' two weekt be-
fore I ho Kepublicati convention and
the other oy Hugh Wallace of Wash-
ington state to hold it July 7. The
commUte: decided upon the lntler
date by a vote of 32 to IS.
The main in'erest. of course cen-
tered in .the choice ot the convention
city. Tor this honor there were four
applicants. Chicago St. l.ouls Cincin-
nati antl New York. Thirty minutes
was allowed eaeh city iu winch to pre-
sent Its claims. The speeches made
by distinguished citizen? iu eaoli in-
stance were of high order of excel-
lence and at limes arousedlthe
greatest enthusiasm. The Vallotlng
began about ti o'clock and floniKthe
first a long and bitter struggle was
indicated.
Kx-flovernor Francis Governor
Stone Mayor Wal bridge and Senator
Vest spoke for St. Louis '
The first ballot resulted; Chicago
0; Cincinnati li; St. I.onis l'J; New
York H. There was practically no
change except a light lltteluation'of a
vote or two until the tenth ballot
when Chicago began gradually to in-
crease her vote at he epense of New
oris. At the twen'.felh ballot New
York's strength was rapidly disinte-
grating her ote going almost bodily
toCuicago. Hut St. l.ouls which had
tenaciously clung to her nineteen
votes also captured several of Clncin-
natiV voles and on the ballot before
the last led Chicago by one vote. On
the last ballot the twenty-ninth
which wns taken shortly before 11
o'clock the four remaining votes of
New York were thrown to Chicago
and she obtained the necessary plural-
ity. Senator Knee voted for I iticln-
nalt to the last.
An examination of the vote by
States shows that St. l.ouls had prac-
tically the solid support of the free
silver votes iu the committee.
The detailed vote on the final ballot
by states was:
Cincinnati Ohio.
thicago Connecticut Idaho Flor-
ida Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky
Maine Maryland Massachusetts
Minnesota Nebraska. New Hampshire
New Yorlc North (aiolina. Oregon
Pennsylvania Kliode Island South
Dakota Tennessee Vermont West
irginia Wisconsin. Alaska. District
of Columbia.
St. Louis Alabama Arkansas Cali-
fornia Colorado Delaware Georgia
Kansas Louisiana .Mississippi. Mis
souri Montana Nevada New Jersey
North Dakota South Carolf'ia Texas
Virginia Washington Wyoming New
Mexico Arizona
Oklahoma t'tah
Indian 'territory
IIAI.I. KOIt TIIK CON KN'rtOV.
Tii Collieuin Nr Hi World'. Kalr
(Iroiinils l.lkely to It VtnU
Ciiicaoo Jau !7. Among the build-
ings in Chicago capable of housing the
convention are Tatter&ult's at Six-
teenth and ( lark streets and the Coli
seum now in process of construction
on the ground occupied by JEutfalo
Kills ild West show during tho
worlds fair. The latter building
when completed will b$ splendidly
adapted to the purpose and will with-
out doubt be used for the convention.
The building is twice the sl7e of Madi-
son Square garden and when com-
pleted will h.ie a seating capacity of
-0.000 people It Is about seven miles
from the city hall but tho transit f.i-
cililies are so great that there will be
no inconvenience on that account.
The New Yoik and Missouri delega-
tions have secured quarters nt the
Auditorium annex. The national
committee nill go to the Auditorium
hotel. The managers of this place an-
nounced last night that thev would
rent no more rooms for political pur-
poses during the net thirtv days.
llrli. (iialleiicc Arthur.
Ci f.vKl.AM) Ohio Jan 17. The Cen-
tral Labor Union lias issued a chal
lenge to thief Arthur of the Kngl-
peers nroilierliooil to meet Debs in
joint debate on Saturday evening.
The challenge was issued on the au-
thority qf Debs. who. says tlrat If Ar-
iiiur win meet null up ui sjtow wn
lip in spelt a way as to drive lilin from
the labor movement. Debi says the
Kntriueers' l.rotherliood Is slim.lv in
uunex of the railway corporations.
Thus tar Arthur lias ignored the chill.
lenge.
Hrluir Squailron still u .My.Urjr.
London. Jan. J7. The Standard
sajs: "The destiny of the Hying
squadron is still a mystery. It was
rumored yesterday the queen would
review the squadron on its departure.
The admiralty ofllee was questioned
aft to the truth of this rumor but they
had nothing to communicate."
Morrill' I'artnrr Very IIL
Toi'kka Kan. Ian. K. (Sovernor
Morrill Is hourly expctlnga summons
to the bedside of hU business partner
ut Hiawatha. Mr. Charles II Janes
who is most alarmingly ill ai a result
jf a stroke of paralysis.
IK SENhTUND house
r
ak.
BONDS FOREIGN AFFiIRS AND
pUnsiohs discussed
J
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PEFFER TALKS SOME MORE.
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Isft.i
Mr
noiiSS
xiiuanu aiiiKariTy
Cuhnu
ItecocTilllon Mr.
.Srak
MtnSilavrallati (ii- I
I'cikIoii llrlntta
Me (Icucral
Iu the llnuie Clnnril 'Mr.
Oniw Mlrrnl l'i
WiaillXtno.v Jan. 17. The enri-
(deration of the silver bond bill pre-
ceded iu the Senate yesterday with
su
ceeded iu the Senate vesterdav.
Mr. PeiTer eontluuiuc- his sneecli be
gun Wednesday. Interest in the dis-
cussion has begun to lay as wan
evident by the scant atendnnen on t.he
floor and iu the- galleries. Asyctlfo
suggestion has beeu made as to brltlg-
iug the measure tOia vote
l'orelgn JlteTtlons reeelvedonsider-
abFe attention tturlngthefilay. Mr.
Hale spoke for au hour iu favor of u
Pacific cable connecting the- fruited
States with Hawaii. The Senator ex-
pressed the opinion that the ttuue.sa-
tion of the Hawaiian islands to the
United States was certain to be ac-
complished at an early date. The
Cuban question was brielty discussed
iu connection with Mr. (alls resolu-
tion calling on the state department
for information on the Atntus of the
uprising.
Tlie Monroe doctrine also receiwinl
attention iu a resolution by Mr. Sw-
ell of New Jersey declaring tho Hint'
tatious of the t'ocniue and deolaring
that President Cleveland's attitude
was uu extension of the dortrlncTe-
yond its original scope.
Mr. Call gave notice that he would
move at an early day for the discharge
of the committee on foreign relations
from further consideration of l lie res-
olution for the recognition of the
Cubans as be.ligereuts. . He would do
tjjis he said iu order to bring the
senate to a diiect vole on the ((ncstlon
without further delay.
A tcsolutiou was adopted reiuusling
tho state department for further in-
formation on TiirkiMli-Atineiiian uf-
faiis. U v4.". the Senato ndjoimicd
until Monday.
TAI.KIVU . I'HNSIOV:.
ii.V Ofhate In th llu'wu 'the SiiMert
CiiHuiiiiir. Auntlier l).i
Wish ino io. Jan. 17 -The general
discussion of the pension bill in the
House closed yesterday and to-diiv It
will be taken up by paragraphs. Mr.
( row attempted u speak on a matter
Of privilege. The subject which lie
wished to discuss was a pussagu unit-
tained lit a pamphlet published by
the New York chamber if
commerce which he said
was an nttuck upon the good
faitli of the House. The pamphlet
criticised the House for not paying
Cauudinu sealers the SKHUHVtWt Was
asserted had been arbitrated and
awar.ded to the owners of the seized
vessels. Mr. (how demanded to be
allowed to sneak unon it ns a. nuestimi
dt privilege but Mr. Crts'p iif ISorla.
made the point thut the pmnphiet pre-
ociiivn n tuuvlul1 vl irivrii-ge. .M -
(Jrow contended that since leHectlons
upon membersof the Housevweie ques-
tions of privilege reflectloijs upon the
whole House weie miich.moresnrivi.
leged. "-?T
The board of arbltratioU-Mia not
award a dollar of damages Mr Grow
declared. "If that had been done it
would have been dishonest not to pay
it and it was a rettectiou on the Hous-u
to say that such an award yvas made
and not paid. ' .'"
Here the speaker ruled that no
question of privilege was proented
whereupon Mi. (irow took Ills seat
saying: Well 1 am satiatied.'"
Mr. llartlett uiade a vigorous reply
to the attacks which have beeu-made
upou lift first speech derlng the two
days since lie made it.
Air. Itlne. Kepttblicau. of Kansas a
member of the appropriations com-
mittee explained the provisions of the
bill and attacked Mr. lUrtlelt s posi-
tion in a humorous way
Mr. Moody Republican of Massa-
unusetts then announced the death ot
(ieneral Cogswell whlflh occurred last
May. and at SMS as a-Juark of respect
the house adjfturned ".
ITS PRICE
$ I O.OOO.
Slmuu - l)reeuiMii Make a iSntuiitloii.il
Chart Acalnat the Tpka l'altal.
'loi'UKA Kau. .Jan.- 17. Simon
Creeuspau politician boomer capital-
ist and husbaudof Mrfi A. I). .SellR
yesterday made the statement that the
Topeka lapital which lias for years
been a staunch prohibitum papor
had offered to come out for resub-
mission iu consideration of fclo.otio
cash.
"The Capital people made the pro-
position to me as agent of the nonresident-
parties at interest.'' said
tireeuspau "and the latte.r agreed to
pay tuut amount if tint paper wouUl
advocate high license along with re.
iubinlssiou.. This the Captnl refused
to uo. ami me tteai collapsed.
Kditor Chase aud liusinoss Manager
JeUor of the Capital both emplia du
ally denied the Storv (ireenspan in.
sists that It U true and
that he eau
prove it.
Cuiuuiltttd tkiiklilc In Nfw Orlran.
StMtiNoriKi.il. Mo. Jan. i;. -Several
days ogo Kellef Ottlcer h. M. Lloyd
mysteriously disappeared and yes-
terday his family received a letter
from him. dated. Memphis telling
them not to hunt for him Last night
Mayor r'entou received a telegnuu
from New Orleans saying Lloyd was
dead in that city anil was tupposeti tq
have committed suicide. The family
say that he must have lost his mint)
President Cleveland hits promoted
pnglneer Melville of the navy to be
uhlef engineer with the rank of com-woJore
fOkllforlKloTldtiAVI
1 ulfVfni. Ptth-Hl
wiB:. .-i
Vol
revolt againstcampos
"CITIZENS OF HAVANA OUTSPOKEN
IN THEIR DENUNCIATION
ARtt WEARY OF HIS POLICY.
IN' I'r.Uml.t Will Up lrr1rtl t. tte.li-n
Mitliiiiil l)rl j -otnella llnt liimn
i a
liiiwn null itierf J n reollni;
a I s ji U "
it IMnle --- ItefflRal.l and
t'itrvu1 Tlfaitli'
1 Ofrt lltirV
lUviNs. .Inn. TT.-l'h poHtleinns
nr Insisting; upoif nmfcfrig tlieutselves
hetird on t ho present unsatisfactory
ttate of ti Units in the island. The first
published uttonuiev mi the subject
was an editorial In the Dhirlo Del Ma-
rina yesterday entitled "An I nbotir-
able Situation ' That artlulo lin
lionih sensational ftiit. nnd the ex-
pression of the public mind on the
present lTiethiH1. of conducting nirira
in l uba. leftists lunger to be stip-
I rt'aneil.
The Ihtlon Count itutinmil the l!e-
fortnistnnd the CmiMfvntlvo jwrties
to-dity atiiiotiueed thut tlmy declined
longer to support Marliiie.'caiupoa iu
Iiih polloy for the conduct of the cam-
paign tiicaiusl tlie iiiBiirganW.
Thoro wua a gient intinifeslntioii of
the people' sentlinent to-tuiy and till
spoke their minds quite freoly and
fninhly. The outbreak of fueling has
caused a great seiisatlnu and a feeling
of iiitonse excitement pervnOoa the
city. Tlie or Trnti of the autonomists
epi esses its adherence to the views
I'Mi.esasd bv lopreaeutntlves of other
politiuul parties nnd Mnrtiue (ainpos
is apparent l. without political friends
or support in ( uhu.
Tho wiine kind of nn outbreak"
tin eatonotl whon (ioiiier. first iicwnii-
pIMjtid his iurtiraloii iuto Mnntanis
and wua pushing for Ilnvaun province
it will be remembered thnt ( nmpoa
hurried ti. llaviinu. iu the inliUt nf Jin
important military operations and
had many and long coiifereiices with
the political lenders. It will be re-
mainboH'd that the old warrior won
the Hearts of the lenders and hud n
demonstration In his honor mid that
he iniidu a speech pnthoticalh
alluding to the fact thai he
had renson to fear that some in
Havana were not pleased with what
he hud dono lo repulse the iiisiirgi-iii
advance bitl adding he was glad to per-
ceive by tho welcome given him. that
this wns not true. Votes of cotitldenee
' (JuiJiJKjfe wort" pnased on all
lmiHiyAjfflUlho nuthorltles in Mpaiii
ivlefnrfmw trien- thankm to llnruua
that Piiinpos was thn. supporlcd. ' All
this it will be recalled wn iiecom-
pauled with great parade of niipiireiit
enthusiasm and good feeling and blow -ing
of trumpets and things were
smoothed over.
To-dtiv's otttbroak la' not of u suit
that din be silonced and there Is
every Indication that It puts an nnd to
Marline Campos' powor for usefulness
to the Spanish etiuso.
It Is believed Hint ho has sutumoni'd
lieiiornls I'aiidmiHiid Marin to llitvitiin
to relieve him of the direction of
alVairs
Stocks went down in lluvaua to-dnv
anil there is it feeling of panic.
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
Itrllef 'I hat tin. Veiii'urlaii lUnil Will
Sikiii Ailjnalctl.
AHiiisoiov Jan. 17. Aside from
the leisurely manner in which the
Yonenelait eomiiiisfciou is arningiiig
to iirosecute its work thent are other
indications that tho administration
has become convinced that this august
bodv will not have tho honor
of selling the great boiuidarv
dispute. While it cannot be stated
positively that this boliof is based en-
tirely upon any specific reports from
Ambassador llaynrd upon the .subject
V.et there Is reason to believe some as-
surances of it satisfactory iqiture have
iiome to the state departniuuL that the
matter will bo terminated sliortlv
probably within two mouths or be-
fore a report teasonnbly can be c-
jieetud from the Venezuelan com mis-
sion and uppn lines thnt will be uu-
ohjcaliounble to our government.
Hml of tin- a.IiiiiiIihi "Wur."
Lomhik Jan. 17. --The Chronicle
lias advleoa from Ldunkii datil Wed.
neftilay. saying thut a formal inotlii
of frcsii Ashauteu envoy with Cap.
lilin Stewart of the lirllish expedition
ha taken place tit Ordasu and thai
tho envoys have yielded on litilmlf ut
thn Ashtit.tees ucceptinjr all the Hrlt.
ish tonus for poaeo.
DUIilrild .11 lint llo I'nld lliok.
HiiiMoN Neb. Jan. 17 The district
court has ordered all stockholders of
the Jlauk of ltlue Valley which failed
some time since to return all divi-
dends paid during the lite of the hank.
Tl.a reeeiver'a sport shows Uiut all
dividends were paid out of depositor
iiione'. au asitssineiit iu lou pr cent
iu addition wits levied. .
:ie'liiiu I'ntti
i lr Ouiulin.
Dil-dlA'. KeU. J
A result
of tjie Diinunu
eiHiiiii!bainnir
Win tost uH the v
t-qJUie lnt
Olty Meellon ha
counted bv the el
Nlliiiirrins r.i.
iurls of jwholesale
fraud in tllft nliw-
tlon hu.vo betiii mm
e liubllo from tttrie
to time itiid it is
that this contest w
dovelopinents.
asswied by many
tit euii.se stattliuK
It.xl s'ltatrhlnc nt Wlelilla.
if unlKIJjjQ.. Jan. 17. Yusiordoy
it was dWovured that Ihti lxdy of
Mr. A. M. Il"ll wife of u prominwnt
member of Kgglcston post (1. A II-
hail been Stolen from Its gruve in
Highland cemetery. Mrs- Uull died
about sl woehi ago. UM stil(i-r am
very indignont ovwr the ultan- buvo
been making tlivv-allfpition ulid
tliiealiii sturlllnif disclosures that
may Involve Un prominent pl.vsi-
clti us.
Herbert K nihil e.Mradited from
New York onti charge of sttmliug
bonds from Lu.ly' i.ordouof Loudou
was ui-quittcd
a 11 If -
Lfflul&r
VSHUiTQll
mfrlk.
White.
FOR FINE GOODS.
t lJ& i?$ialyeh$ rWUs- rinf nl we:rv is the most odikntote j.
m fort tn Oklahoma. New goods arriving daily. I have the nawJl'Imr
SOLID SILVER AND
SILVER PLATED WARE
fvr bronht to (Inthrio and my prices are lower than v;r bffow on In
gH6. Don I buy h dollar's worth of (rood twfON aPant my Hup. J em .
will save yon money on nil tfonds purchased In the jewel-v Una.
. 1cow ' tetf rhw!i I nra elhslng out at leim thM rrmt. What the
gx nr ir.in I will Mot gel any more as lam detrn7lnl to elow t n t 1 1
...... u. ... atsrvn.
One Fine Lnrg6 Oflk Pluno niiir p!ee
On: Ortfnn
One Drop Head Davis Sewing Machine
One New Home "
If wmi m i 1imL1mm fa. il. I-.!.
.. .. .urn..); iui hub vtirmtmas presrntH ao not lorr. Ueall i.i
ma 1 cany only the best makes in my line and all gmals purchased of n
are wnrriuitcd as represented or your money refunded
WHITE
DON'T BE
AN HOFFMAN
ANUMETEOR
Arc Uto Host On Knrlli.
Hloyolcn liottght sold and exchanged llieyclea sold on iantnlt
ifiPiitH. Our prices and guarantee will interest you Kull ln
of cycle sundrlca. Itepairlng of till kinds done and work gunr-
iinli'i'd. tllve ue a call
Oklahoma Bicycle Comfy
113 113 1-2 Oklahoma Me.
E. N. KNAUSS Manager.
QKLAHOMAgCARRIAGE WORKS.
Xf' AiyL
.MuiiiiCiiclin'cs nil UIikIh ol Ycliiflt's. Uainiiii Trimming :uii
iU'iifiiring promiilly iiMondtMl o.
JJ22 South Division Sfreot - Uiiflirio Ok.
Stillwater and Orlando
Exchanoe Bar-n
SHIVE Y BROS. & VAN WYCK Prop's.
First-claae livery barns at Stlllwator and Orlando. The best of teamc r.n
mproved facilities for earrylng pasGcngers botweon heso tAvo points.
Hotel
LAST HARRISON AVENUE
H
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PROPRIETOR.
Ni F CHEADLE GOAL COMPANY.
Wi ol Rair ami n-Uil ile&U'rs in
RUBY
CANON FRONTENAC WEIR CITY
ANTHRACITE
Alto tolc bhI for the snln of the cob-brat d McMester Coftl tht be t goal on
the inaikel sor domeAtie ar.
Olllcc iiiul Yanis I "J I OKIiiliomit Ave.
Tol(iiit)iio Nn (5.
THE
SALOON.
The flael (4piippd bar in tin' cay
We handle only the best iues L .iiui- and OtRar.
Net door to the U-adi r .111
"'' llnnUtin Aventi".
1 I' (Miono No. 55
F. P. ALLEN Proprietor.
$400; My Trice
on m
$2' I
b'
ii
regnlir price $06 Mi price
$4g jpyprj
. .
2
Leading Jeweler.
MISLED!
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