The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 50, Ed. 1, Saturday, February 8, 1896 Page: 4 of 4
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FOR LOANS ABSTRACTS AND
WAS LA1U1ELY S1NULK
Solno Figure Itelntliij; to the HtnmlliiK of
the ImIo Statehood CohtpiiIIoii
Col. 11. It. 1'orcRt of ISl llono lias
compiled a tablo of the voto of dele
i:atea at tho recent statehood oonvtin-
Imti and by It completely annihilates
llio claim made by the Immediate
statehood element that the convention
resolutions would have gono double.
Tlio figures arts as follows:
Kir Immediate statehood:
l.io counties of HI nine Heaver
(Irunt Uarfleld I'ayne and Wood ton
oies each.
Against Immediate statehood:
The counties of Cleroland Day Lin
coin Woodward and Washita and tho
Osage and Kiowa and Comanahe na-
tm u ton votes each J
Canadian county 4 for immediate
statehood and G against.
I) 3 for and 7 against.
U 2 for and 8 agaiust.
Kingfisher 8 for and S against.
Kay Logan and Noble and Oklaho-
ma each S for and 5 against.
Pottawatomie. 1 for and 0 against.
l'awnco 8 for and 8 agaiust.
Total 112 In favor of immediate
statehood and 118 against.
T. F. Ilcnslcy has also compiled a
t.iblo in the interest of tho quick state
fallows as follows:
Itlainc Heaver Grant Uarfleld
1'ay nc and Wood 10 votes each; Kay
; Logan 6; Noble 5; Oklahoma 6;
l'ottawntomtc 1; Pawnee 8; Canadian
4; 0 8; D 7; a total of 103 votes in
favor of immediate statehood.
Cleveland Lincoln Oauo Nation
Woodward and Washita 10 each; La
nadiatt 0; D 3; G 2; Kingfisher 2;
Kay 5; Logan 5; Noble it; Oklahoma
r Pottawatomie 9; Pawnee S; a total
of 104 votes against immcdin'.o state-
hood. Tho statistics show according to
Ilenslcy's tlgures that tho immediate
statehood pcoplo represented 124613
people. Mr. Forrest's (igurcs show
that the immediate statehood dele-
gates represented 110432 and the op-
position 120503. And Forrest's fig-
ures according to returns from tho
counties named aro correct.
UNIQUE SOCIAL AFFAIll
Clulmion nuit .Stroll tin her In tlia "I'eili-
ofa" Two-Strn With Warmth.
Deputy marshals who came in last
evening from tho Seminolo country
give particulars of a swell society
event which took place at Silas Rus-
sell's home six miles southwest of
Tishomingo on the Washita river
night beforo last. Tho fcaturo of tho
occasion was a medicine dance known
us tho "Pcshofa Oranugum."
As tho danco progressed everybody
got drunk and a general fight ensued.
Whisky peddlers were there In abund-
ance to supply tho dancors with lire
water.
About 1 o'clock in tho morning tho
ball opened and when tho smoke of
battle cleared away it was found that
Mary Louis a young Indian woman
had received a serious if not mortal
wound. Tho Bhooilng was general
and continued until the stock of am-
munition was exhausted. An Indian
officer was present but Instead of try-
ing to arrest the drunken mob he
joined them and carried as high ii
hand as tho other brawlers. It wis a
great time surpassing "Finnigan's
Wako" In exciting fun.
CASK OF HOOTER.
Whore Advertising I'll) unit it Itci'llnu
Mono tlnthem Hot ItonntH.
It develops ttiat the stry hog taken
up by II. II Ilagan is a Republican
commibsioncr fro u l'.iynu county
following letter will xp uin lit
senco from ltob Lowrj' butilwi l
Stili.watbk Ok. IMi. a II.
Ilagan Ksn Uulhric Olc Dear
I hi-
ub-
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gan: I ecu by today a Leader tuatyou
have a stray hog in your pasture and
in calling the roll this morning I
found that I was shy one hog. Please
frank it over to me. It seems peculiar
but nevertheless a fact that us soon
us a hog gels loose it breaks for Guth-
rie It must bo that tho territorial
"pen" will be located here.
Very truly
W. L. Nouma.w
P. S. If tho P. O. Dept. kicks on
franking send him II. O. O. N.
NOT SEEKING OFFICE
Ami Sir. Smith Doenn't Care a Snap Who
Ii KlecteU.
Editor Dally Leader.
You suggest that 1 am aiming to so-
euro a public office and the Capital
says that I am tryiorf to eo'trol the
make-up of tho next school board.
May I say through your eolumus that
I am seeking u oillco and that I don't
cirevvhoaro elootud in tho wards to
the school board. It is tho right and
duty of the pooplo to select and oloot
for themselves. I shall lake no hand
in the mutter. Respectfully
Wi.nf:i.i S. SiUTii.
Guthrie Feb. 7.
Honor Hull
Pupils neither absent or tardy in
grades t and 3 in Central school dur-
ing month ending Feb. 7:
George Holland Ernost liosworth
Karl Iiunoh Th addle Morris Harry
I'jntocost John Patton Ralph Gray
Doit T'ngie Iirunner Hale Itenule
Gtz Harry Hall Vira lirown Hthol
llanee Pearl Hinkle KJua Kelly
lUitha Pontius lilaueho Spurloek
Mautl Sabine Alice Tallman Helen
Woleott Uraoie Voung Mabel Soott
Lilllo llartwell Helen l'inkhutn.
Louise Olney Teaoher.
It iny do us Much for Vou.
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving 111
writes that he hud a severe kidney
trouble for many yours with severe
pains in the buok unci also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so-called Kidney cures without any
good result. About a year ago lie be-
gan tho uso of Kleotrlc Hitters and
found relief at once. Hlootric Hitters
is especially adapted to the ouro of all
kidney aud liver troubles and givos al
most instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only SOe
for large bottle. At Seatonlan drug
store.
From a private Utter received from
jiir. o. . rorner. the Jeweler we
learn with pleasure that he is pros-
pering at Guthrie where he is now
located. F. was at one time viee-
president of tho American Jewelers
Asboelatlon and as an; expert work-
man lias few if any equals Yukon
Weekly.
CAMERON IS KIUIIT.
Shows How the Talon Were not Increased
liy the Ilonril or Hqtmll'Ulnii
In regard to tho action of the terri-
torial board of equalization the audi-
tor Hon. E. 1). Cnmoron in altos tho
following explanation says the HI
Reno Globe:
Upon tho petition ct almost every
boatd of county commissioners in the
territory tho territorial board d'd In
equalising the territorial tax raise the
valuation to that ol Kingfisher county
which county returned the highest
valuation of any of tho counties. It
was nocessary In most of the countios
for n higher valuation to be fixed than
that returned by tho assessor for their
indebtedness had reached tho 4 per
cent limit upon that valuation and if
the valuation was not Increased cvory
dobt ngatnet those counties would be
absolutely void.
Mr. Cameron said that those who
c'alinod that tho rulso in valuation in-
creased their tax wore simply mistak-
en. Each county under the new law
has so much money to raise for oaeh
fun J and tho boards of county com-
missioners do not meet to make
tho levy until after tho territorial
board tlxus tho final valuation upou
the property of tho county and if
tho valuation is groater vhe per cent
levy will not be so large. To illus-
trate a 5 per cent levy upon S500 will
be no more Mian a 3tf per cent levy
upon 81.000. The board of county
commissioners of every county in the
torrltory had the valuation tixed by
the territorial board before them when
they made their levy aud they knew
exactly how much" tuxes they wore
levying against every man's property.
Some of the papers of the territory
had started the report that the ooard
had raised everybody's taxes except
tho railroads. Ho branded this story
as false and malicious. Under the new
law the county authorities do not as-
sess railroad property. The territorial
boards themselves assess the railroads
aud rolling stock of the roads. In
making tholr assessment of railroad
property thoy ilxed tho valuation nt
more piv Jiilo than they are assessed
in Kansas. Missouri Texas or Arkan-
sas. They also assess Pullmnn ears
highor than they are assessed any wboro
else. Home people were telling these
stories around who absolutely knew
that they wero fuHc and wero only
doing it ubu reduction on the board and
many people will continue to blame
the territorial board for high taxes yet
tho raiio in valuation was was made
upou a petition of n lurgo par cent of
the county commissioners of the terri-
tory. ANI5NT SillW l'UIIMCATSOXS.
The Art Amateur for Februury has
for oue of lis color plates a charming
Amerieuu luml&capo "On thu .Mo haw It
Noou" by Edward Gruy A. N. A.
The other color plate la "Sprays ol
Violets" by Patty Tliuni While sim-
ple lu execution both are very attrac-
tive anil thu student will tiud the
suggestions given in the magazine
for copying them in oil water colors
and pastel thoroughly practical. In
thu additional eight pages of supple-
ment are worklug dcnigiis for tho de-
coration of Chlnu wood-carving and
for general palming and emoruidcry.
The magazine iibclr as usual abounds
with good things .for tho more lover
of art as well t.s artist. Trunks of
trees are given for winter study; there
uro articles on Marine Painting Fun
Painting und Elementary Drawing.
"What Shall bo the First Lesson lu
China Pu'nting" is considered and
-'Thu Trualmcnt of Roses on Chlnu"
Wood carving. Embroidery and In-
terior Decoration urc pruetluallj trout-
ed. The illuslra.ious Xiioptwm-
mly fine among them being thu Por-
irult of Marie Antoinette after igee
fiubruu Angelica KaulVmanu after
Sir Joshua Reynolds Vgures studies
in crayon by Henri Lohmnnn rnd
Jules Lufelvn' Delft Tile Decorntlont.
y Charlo-Volltmur und a sea view
which all draughtsmen should study
by Mux Claude. All the leading art
exhibitions of the month receive care-
ful und critical notice und there are
as tsuil some useful illustrated hint-
on Heraldry 35 cents. Montague
Marks Publisher 23 Union Square
New York.
tlolrj'i4 fur Fchmnry
Godey's Muguzluc for February ap-
pears lu beautiful aud original cover
by F. C. Ransom a quaint Japanese-
que conception for St Valentine'
Day. Moat striking among the con
touts is a profusely illustrated article
on the famous museum froaks Cleve-
land MolTctt tolls some of the richest
stories about the latn Eugene Field;
aud among tho interesting articles urn
Studio Life In Paris" "What the
ltieyele doos for tho Muscles" and a
description of how tliedeaf are taught
speech and speech-reading In the
series on "Music in America" which
is a distinctive and successful feature
of Godey's Rupert Uugcs writes en-
tertainingly on tho subject of Canta-
tas und discusses Mr. G. W Chad
wick's works. Under the head of
"Talks by Sueeeesful Women" appear
nn intoriew with Mrs. Dunlap Hop
kin's who has accomplished so much
for womon In Now Yorlt and else-
where. The Oodey Company 52-54 Lafayette
Place N. Y.
Of Mr. Stephen Crane's Red llidgo
of Couraga the Lon Ion Saturday Re-
view ays: "We wish to draw our
reader' attention to it at auoe as
containing in our opinion tho mot
realistic description ever published
of modern war from the purely snb
jeetlve standpoint of a private sol-
der. "
Hoallh and strongtli carry us
through daugors aud make us safe
in the presence of perils. A perfectly
strong man with rich pure blood has
nothing to feur from germs. Ho may
breath in the bacilli of consumption
with Impunity. If there Is u weak
spot where the germs may find an
entrance to thu tissues then thu
trouble begins. Disoaso germs propa-
Sate with lightning-knife rapidity
nee in the blood the only wuy to get
rid fa. to kill them. That is '.what Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
for. It purities the blood. That
means that it kill tho germs but that
is only a part of what it does. It
assists the dlgostlon by stimulating
the secretion of digestive thuds so
promoting assimilation and nutrition
purifies and onrlehus the blood and
so supplies the tissues with the food
they need. It builds up strong
hoallhy llesh and puts the whole body
iti to a dsenso resisting statu.
Send 21 one eent stamps to cover
eat of mailinsr only and get his
irroat book The Peoples Common
Seiif e Medical Adviser absolutely free.
Address World's Dispensary Medical
Assoelation. No. 00 Main Street
Huffulo N. Y.
ISUonsehmidt &. Wooltol
boots and shoes cheaper
other house In town.
aro tolling
than any
INSURANCE SEE W. M. BRONSON BANK OF INDIAN TERRITORY
LIMITS AND SHADOWS.
Ilrlrf tl Miners 1'nlMltMl nt I tnlt nttiRM In
rhiI A limit the Cllr
Mayor Martin Is in I" Itmo
Janiet I'orbrr is here fi "in Chandler
Lrti Lea-h was In Kdmond yrt-
day.
Dr. Furlontf the hrah-r Is nt the
Rojitl.
Clrde Mutt ox I reported to he dy-
ing in the Learenworth pen.
R W llu tier tf Minen wm held up
by it woman at Kinsas City and rob-
bed of $2'M.
The Mrrion CommWIon company
yeeterdey merited sit carloads of po-
tatoes from Sablno Minn.
Leo Royer of the Stillwater Senti-
nel la in tho city l.ee Is a splendid
fellow and his Outhrio friends wish
him sneeess.
A number of Red Men went lo Ok-
lahomu City yesterday lo hesr a lec-
ture br the national Orand lneohonee
of the order.
Mrs. Ned Ciieadlo presented the
Lkaiikk ollhe u mammoth apple a
sample of a box she received from Ned
who is in Colorado.
A K. of P. lodge will be instituted at
Chandler Lincoln county on Wednes-
day Feb 10. 1803. About twenty local
Knights will attend
John Lauder nnd Mrs. Peto Young
scrapped on the corner of OUlahoma
anil First yesterday over an alleged
alleged Insult offered by Lander to
Mrs Young's daughter. Tho inattor
will bo settled in Jackson's court
Complaint is mado that tho firemeuV
psllef association lias been gut'ed of
the money donated it by citizens for
sick firomon nine members having
heltl u meeting und drawn from 'ho
treasury 514 each.
Sacliom Taylor and Chiefs Searcey
Cherry Turner Motcalf Damon Wil-
cox. ISoglish C. Laux and Pulutui of
thu Red Mon order wnnt to OUlahoma
City yesterday to hear an ntldrcM by
Grand Incchonee Paton.
At the second annual meeting of the
Okluhomu Agricultural society held at
Oklahoma City Col. Ola&ier prosid- d
J. S. Soulo acted us secretary. Ad-
dresses woio mado by Sam Murphy L
R. Lavcrty E. R. Moses J. S. Etuety
R. Kliuer and Prot. Itoyd.
The enterprising town of Chandler
has sent to cvory member of congress
an appeal to pasi the Sapulpa right of
way bill. The heading is "Wo aro in
the Woods. Help us Out." Facts con
eernlng population production nn
Inch of transportation facilities uro sit
forth concisely
F. O. Purdy of Sherburn N. Y. has
returned to Guthrie aud 'nay make
some investments. He is an old tune
resident of the capital city and was
called to New York ubiut a year ago
to settle ills father's estate lie thinks
Guthrie is all right aud that the peo
pie have no ciuse for complaint.
Dr. Furlong tho mysterious healer
is again in thu city und has rooms at
tho Royal. Tho doctor looks fresh
aud hearty despito tho fact that ht
works very Imrd and travels a great
deal. Tho doctor Is being urged by
the Populists to make the race for
congress but the liealei bus refused to
express himself on tho mattor so f. r
Tho Representative as well as other
Populist papers favor ills candidacy.
Tho First Ilaptist church was crowd
cd last evening many being compelled
to stand. After a brief Itlblo reading
thirteen recent converts were bap-
tised Ijy the pastor Rev. L 11. Holt
five of thorn being boys und young
mon eight girls nnd young women.
Tho services was followed by a sor-
mon nnd many stood up with Chris-
tians expressing in that way a wish to
bocomo God's children.
The l'roper Time.
Whou tho most benefit is to be de-
rived from a good medicine is early
in tho year This is tho season when
the tired body weakonod organs and
nervous system yearn for u building
up medicine like Hood's Sursnparilla
Many wiilt for tho open spring weather
and in fact delay giving attention
to tholr physical condition so long
that n siego of sickness is inevitable
To rid tho system of tho impurities
accumulated during the winter Eoason
to purify tho blood and to Invigorate
tho whole system there is nothini'
equal to Hoqd's Sarsaparllla. Don't
put it olT but tako Hood's Sarsapurilla
now. It will do you good. Read the
testimonials published in behalf of
Hood's Sarsaparilln all from reliable
grateful people. Tney loll tho story.
Trinity KpUruiul Church.
Noble and Hroad streets Rev.
A. 11
Nicholas Pattor.
Holy communion 0:1.1; Sunday school
10 a. in.; sorvico ami sermon 11 a. in.;
evening service and sermon 7:30 p. ra. ;
Wodnur day evening serviao 7:30; Fri-
day Litany 10 a. in ; Saturday choir
rohearsa' 7:10 p. m.
Light on a Dark Mjttorjr.
There is an organization In Boston
known aa tho Society of Psychical Re-
search. Theothor evening at one of tho
meetings a certain person said to poss-
ess remnrkablo occult powers volun-
teered to give an exhibition which of-
fer was gladly accepted by tho society.
Tho "profossor" was a woman slightly
built with pallid cheeks and dark raven
hair.
One of the members whllo not par-
ticularly skeptical thought he would
try a littlo oxperimont on his own ac-
count so bo fore going to tho meeting
ho providod himself with somo plecos of
phosphorescent paper that In tho dark
lit up like a glow worm. ThU he tore
into small plocea and just bofore tho
lights wero extinguished contrived to
placo three or four bits of the papor on
tho "professor's" hoad. Then ho sat
down and waltod.
Whon the room was dark the "profes-
sor's" cranium omitted a pale light
visible to evory one in tho room but the
"profossor" horself. In a few minutes
tho phenomena began but strango to
relato when a tambourine In ono corner
of the room began to sound the illumin-
ated head was there also and the mov-
ing about of the operator could bo easily
traced. Tho suppressed mirth told tho
"professor" something was wrong and
whon tho light was turnod on and the
paper discovered the remarks mado
woro far from spiritual. There wore no
moro manifestations that night. Bos-
ton Post.
For a nice shoi go to KWenbeba idt
& Weaker; they are giving bargains.
Guthrie School of music rooms 30
and 3d Readies block.
ufftwunM
Highest of all in Lccvcuing Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Ecpoi'
RoYai
SftSSS
An&OILVJlZEm PSJBE
THE PRtKUESS AT THE PLAY.
Trjlue to Set the raihlon to Wear Ulcli
'eck (lonnii
Tho princess of Wales la wonderful!
On Uio first night of tho play sho camo
upon everybody as something like n
rovolatlon nfter an absence of a fow
months from our midst sayB tho Lady's
Pictorial. Wo forgot how young how
beautiful sho was. Wo had often said
sho did not look a day older than her
dntightors. But now wo began to think
that sho looked oven youngor. With
her fnlr hnlr arranged to perfection and
drosfied in very becoming laco and
black velvet bedlamonded to tho
tlfroat sho called to my mind tho de-
scription given of her by Dean Stanley
" Iho prettiest prlnccus ever Bteppcd out
o a fairy tale." And sho was radiant
with smllos chatting now with the
prince now with Prince Nicholas of
Greece or tho duchess of Fife. Both
prlnco and princess of Wales were de-
lighted with tho play and congratulated
the star In tho kindest manner possi-
ble. When the curtain had fallen they
desired to have the leadlag woman pre-
sented to them and shaklnc hands very
cordially said Buch pretty and gracious
things to her that sho (a very young
nnd Ingonuous girl) fairly beamed with
delight all tho rcat of the evening. I
itnagino that tho princess 1b desirous
of setting tho continental fashion hero
of adopting deml-toilot at tho theater.
For tho lost year or two she has per-
sistently worn a smart high bodice with
sleeves nlmoat to tho wrist whenevor
she has beon seen In tho royal box. Of
course abroad at tho theater as well
aB casinos full dress la unknown. Well
thoro is a reasonableness In tho fash-
ion. Onco Inside the theater a woman
is in public and there aro thoso who
think it Inconvenablo I Buppose that
sho should wear a low dresa aa In her
own drawing-room. Granted. But wo
In London alwayB dress for dinner
eomo more soiao less and we hop into
our broughams or hansoms straight
from our cofleo and liqueur. For my
part although I can see the foreigners'
point of view I lovo the gay look of a
theater wIUi all the women In full toil-
et. And strange to say I find that
what foreigners most admlro when they
como to London Is that very gay and
festive aspect of our stalls and boxes.
'TRILBY WAKES UP JOHN BULL
lie lias JoSt UIeovr.t That Jonathan'!
Literary Jadcnt Was Correct.
Our British cousins did not tako very
strongly to "Trilby" when that novel
was first put upon tho market Bays tho
New York World. Tho English critics
who are a very clever and high sal-
aried lot fif gentlemen Instantly an-
nounced with a suddenness of percep-
ccption and immobility of conviction
peculiar to tho BritiBh islo that there
was really nothing In the book and tho
British public which has been waiting
with strained ears to catch the mani-
festo of the critics at once camo to the
samo conclusion. Shortly afterward
iho vork became extremely popular In
America and whon thoy heard this the
British critics and the British public
threw their hats up In tho air and ex-
claimed aloud In a frenzy of Joy and
Belt-congratnUUoD:
"Did not wo aay long ago that there
was nothing In 'Trilby?' " And "Ib it
not now proved that wo woro right? The
great American public has approved of
'Trilby.' The great Amorican publlo
never approves of anything that Is
worthy of approval; therefore oh it is
bo plain 'Trilby' Is trashy."
But now two years havo passed and
tho Bad news Ib flashed over tho cable
that tho discerning British public and
critics havo succumbed. They now
acknowledge "Trilby" as their queen.
They havo tho "Trilby" craze. They
wear Trilby shoes. They glvo Trilby
teas. The women buy Trilby garters.
The concert halla are all giving Trilby
burlesques. In fact "the Trilby infec-
tion" (so reads the cable dlspach) "has
worked In tho slower English blood a
fever no loss violent than that from
which Amorlca recovered months ago.
Tho craze has Invaded everything and
become almost insufferable to the
Amorlcans in London. Moro than 100-
000 copies of tho book have now beon
published here and tho demand Is un-
satisfied." It tho British public keep up this
bustling there Is evory possibility that
they will adopt the sleeping car In
time.
Tclecraitlis ? the World.
One of the leading publications de-
voted to tho news of the eloctrlcal
world has been at pains to gather sta-
tistics from official sources regarding
the extont of tho telegranh Bystora of
tho world tho flguroa being brought up
to December 1. Tho total length of tel-
egraph lines in tho world is 904.701
miles and tho total rallos of wire used
on tne Bamo 2f2583 or enough to go
around the globe at the equator over
107 times. The total miles of line in
the United States January 1 1S95 was
130.303 with total miles of wire 790791:.
WORKS
In curing torturing dis'lgurlng hu-
miliating humours of the Skin
Scalp aud Blood when all else falls.
Boll thrssftttal tU verld. BrlCih Dtpoti F- Niv-
aur Soaa I Mnr MvtnUt.. London fonn
Doo uo Cam. Coir. Bu fnft uioa V x.
(flttcura
Wonders
Baking
Powder
sramiruoiin't 7-
Moro than half tho schooners that
composed the San Francisco scaling
fleet last season havo already gono out
of tho business and It seems generally
agreed among tho sealers there that
tho sealing business Is dead bo far as
San Francisco Is concerned. Last Jan-
uary thirteen vessels loft San Francisco
to hunt sealB. Only four will leavo thla
year and several of the schooncrB which
went scaling last year aro now fitting
out to cruise after otters a moro pre-
carious but if successful a much
moro remunerative business than catch-
ing seals.
Rheumatism Is caused by lactic acid
in tho blood. Hood's Snrsaparilla ncu-
tializes this acid and cimpletcly and
permanently cures rheumatism. Bo
s uro to get only Hood's.
Hood's pills cure nausea sick head-
ache indigestion billiousncss. Sold
by all druggists.
For gcnuiinc bargains in ladies'
men's und children's shoes don't fail to
sco Elscnschmidt & Weckel.
Notice A respectable American
Protestant woman dcsiies position in
tho west or would marry un honor-
able man. Mrs. A E Peterson 125
W. 13th street New York City. 13
llittr.tv Notice.
I havo astray hog on my farm. The
owner call pay charges and got hog.
8t. II. U. IIaoan.
Corn fodder
II. 11. Uugan.
for sale. Enquire of
Tho ladles of tho Christian church
aro making great preparations for
their Easter markets to be held the
3rd or 3th of April. tf
Do You l'alni.
To make room for u now stock of
paints nils and glass we will close
out tho .prepared palms now on hand
at voun own viucK. The Eagle Drug
store
Eiscnr.clunldt & Wekel's for good
honest bargains in boots und slices.
The latest up to date neopolitan ico
cream ond churl itte russc for parties
and socials put up by RlUhuupt the
caterer. lm
Elscnschmidt & Wcickel 118 West
Oklahoma avenue will commence in a
day or two to dlsposo of tho entire
stock of footwear which they have re-
cently purchased. Those goods will
be sold at very low prices as will also
everything in the combined stores dur-
ing this special sale. It will be a rare
opportunity to purchase anything In
the sunpe of footwear and tho assort-
ment will be so large that yon cannot
fail to tinu what you want notice
will bo given of tho date the special
sale will begin.
Justice dockets latest style nnntly
bound for sale at Tub Lkadeii odlce.
tf
Seed onts $1ho gr.rss and
garden seeds. J. G. Poland
cor. Okla. nvo. and 2nd street
Tickets for the concert are 25 cents.
If you attend and aro not tempted to
pay more the Leader misses its guoss.
I'or Sale.
A fresh cow kind and gentle. War-
ranted. Enquire of II. U. Ilagan. 3t
For Sale. Horse buggy and har-
ness. Horse in gocd condition; best
horse for a lady Apply Strobel's meat
market 100 S. Second.
Popular Scienc
tt i
News nature invention lotany
E'eetrii-ity Cheraibtry Medicine Hj-
giene Health.
Formerly Bos'oa Journal of Chfmlstry.
Enlarged and Improved
Contains a number of short easy
practical interesting and popular
fcclontifio urtleles thnv can be appro
ciated nnd enjoyed by anv intelligent
eader oven though ho knew littlo or
nothing of science.
It is profusely and free from Technicalities
Newsdealers 10 conts; Si 0( per year.
Mention this paper for sample uy
Largest circulation of any seiontiO'
rnper In the world. Published month
I bv lhnj. Llllurd 10 Liberty street
Vew York.
lly a special clubbing arrangement
we can now furuUh tho Oluah m
Leader and Popular Seienee boil
for ono year for only 81 50.
LEADER
Guthrie Oklahoma.
LADIES BEMINQTON MODEL 21 PRICfc 5IOO
Olsmith Arms
GUTHHIE. OK.
DR. IGNATZ MAYER
OCULIST. id&4lAURIST.
Ontce llonrn
IO to 13 m 1 30 lo Up m
Ollice over Ueo HIto'h Hew Store 0k. Ave. tiulhrie 0. T.
Practice Limited to Diseases and Surgery of the
EYE EAR NOSE
ST'ECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
Sclcntifimllr H'ijiiRted to suit the most complicated ea" of defective sight
f- - thu rich-
For thoatb'.o'l.- c ntt at El Paso
February 14th xnth the Stinta Fe
route will sell x n-sloti tickets to El
Paso at one fur- iir the round trip.
Tickets on l" binary 8 h. 9 h loth
11th and 12th g n.l to re'um null
February 28 I.
SUo trips ti Mexico. To onnble
porsons desiring to take n side trip to
to Mexico or olsowhorc an extension
of thirty days from duto of deposit
will bo granted to original purchaser
on tho return portion of El Paso
tickets provided they nro deposited
with J. F. Dohohue joint agent nt El
Paso on or before Feb. 20th.
Itntrs U. 8. Currency.
El Paso Tox. to Mexico city
and return S20.00
Side rates from main line points
on Mexican Central Ry 3.00
Aguscaliontes to San Louis Po-
tosl and return 8 SO
Irapuato to Guadalajara and
return 3 B0
San Louis Potosi to Tampico
and return 5 50
SUns to MarOl and roturn .00
Marfll and Guanajuate via tram cars
is 10 cents Mexicau currency in oauh
direction. Tickets will bo limited to
thirty days from date of sale with
stop-overs nt pleusuro in either direc-
tion within llnal limit.
L. R. Dki.anky Agent.
A Suhji.
Wo will mall to vou n handsome
photograph of each president of the
United States upon receipt of 25 cents
In stamps Scud nt once supply is
limited. Waslngton Souvenir Co. 022
0 st. N. W. Washington I). a
Agents wanted Everywhere to
to canvass for our new gift books.
Two rare' beauties. Sell at sight Ad-
dress Historical Publishing Company
Philadelphia Pa. l 7 lm
Event of tho UouiltiK Year.
Tho coining year will bo n period
memorable in tho history of the
world if but jartof Hie plans of the
United States Government and Europ
ean nations are carried out In the t
United states there will bo the livliest
presidential campaign ever held and
tho Fifty-fourth Congress now in ses-
sion will furnish exceedingly inter-
oollng debates on tho tariff und finan-
cial questions until Jnne. Thero will
bo several exciting political State
elections and many great political
speeches. Everyone will watch with
interest the progress of iho Venezue
Ian Commlsaion'e Inquiry the resulu
of tho wars In Cuba in South Africa
in Turkey and tho outcome of other
complications now arising in the Old
World.
It is a rcmarknblo coincidence that
at the beginning of a year of such rich
promiso of stirring nows the greatest
metropolitian newspaper in the United
States Tho St. Louis Republic-
should reduce its price to (00 a year
or less than two cents a dav This
low price now places Tho Republic
within the reach of everyone. Those
who wish to keep posted on politics
t ado national and International
affairs during 1800 sho'-ld at ouce
Miibscrlbo for It on theso easy terms
In addition to taking Ills own local
paper.
Newspaper readers who may think
thev cannot afford to tako a metro-
politan psper should at least subscribe
for tho "Twice-a-Week" Republic
101 papers a year for only Si 00 a
year. It contains tho best of every-
thing that appears In the dally.
Cripple Creek.
To those who i.ro nfrald to invest
in Cripple Creek gold mining stock
(on account of loslntr their money) 1
will guarantee them against a 117 loses
as follows: l'o anyone sending me
in umount from S2S up to be used in
purchasing mining slock I will devide
the profits and guarantee them their
principal at tho end of tho year. I
am in the rnmp every few duys and
keep myself well potted on all prop
crtics that I purcham stoek In.
Ed H. Lyon
Mining Stock Broker
Colo. Springs Colo
P 1. box CSI
I v SL H iH HH m H mI
I wM Ml H H At 1 iH a
I V m H h ll H HA 1 1
(Caveats and Trade-Marki obtained and all Pat-J
entl)ii5ineiconiu 'eif r MODERATE FttS. 5
5oun Omcc 18 Opposite U 3. Patent Orrier.4
andweranr ire fat m lei time than those J
rremote fr m Wathinc. t 0. i
ienu model draw ng or pn "o. rua aeserip-
Minn. Vie advise It ratmu. a or n t tree olj
i A Pamphlet "Hwto Of tarn I'a'' nts" with i
(cost of come In the U. S. and foreign couutneij
Uiurce. t'arieer tuuot t patent nr nrro. 1
tent free. Address
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. Patent Orricr Washington. D. C
BU1LDIJ G.
AND THROAT. s h
Lost A if' t black-board roll con-
taining n -. i. hie chart on rond due
north of Uutinie. Plense leavo at
Leader t flieo and receive reward.
Rev. J. E. Piatt.
Oy L Baking Powder.
Highest of all in leavening
Sl?2nih.-V. S. Government Report.
Now is tho timo to have your pianos
and organs tuned nnd repaired for the
winter festivities by your home tuner.
Prices reasonable to suit the tunes
and work warranted second to none.
Ilring in your old laid away guitars
and violins and have them "repaired
adjusted und put in. first clnss order.
Your guitar can be tuned to concert
pitch. No more bridges pulled off
tho tone greatly improved nnd mado
better every way by applying tho la-
test improvements. New musical goods
furnished at tho lowest prices obtain-
able. Call or write. Orders can bo
left with a W. White the Jeweler.
Prof. C. E. Richardson
205 Washington Ave.
The First Thing
To ltomcmlnr
Is . .
I um in business to make money
Hut I den't expect to get rich this
yenr or next I go on these principles:
Mako a man's clothes fit perfectly
Givo him a cloth a little better thnn
you tell him it is.
Don't put the prico nny higher than
it ought to bo.
Tho best part of this plan is that
your customer comes hick every time
he wants clothes aud sends Ins friends
urennd too. That is the way I hopo
to make money.
George II. Willis
The Tailor
105
Oklahoma
Avenue.
Dr. Furrow
DENTIST!
llllco nnil Ucslilenc.'
( or I'lrxt mid Harrison
lp Mulm
Dr Peoples
DENTIST.
Cor. Oklahoma avenue and First st
up stairs.
Residence: Corner Noble Ave and
Second street.
DO YOU READ ?
Look at this feast for the long win-
tor evenings which eun bo found on
Lilliu's uows counters:
Texas Sittings
'utlge
Puck
Illustrated American
Life ..
Comic Weekly
L'ncle Sam .
Leslie's liuilget
Munsey's Magailne..
McClurc's Magailne
Cosmopolitan ..
Vhe Great Divide
Harper's Weekly
Metropolitan Magazine .
Ilomanre
Ladles Home Journal ..
Century Magnalne
Harper's Magasine
.V. A. Itevlew
Arena
ruruni s '
Review of Hevlewa " 1 a
Atlantic Mont aly .. ."""""".""
Current Literature ..""l".a
Leslie's Popular Monthly ... . 36
Monthly Illustrator .....".W
Delineator .. .'..".'. ..'.7"."."lQ
LaMoUe " .q
L Art de Lainode .'...'..""...'.'..'.Tm
Hon Ton " jj
t'ollet ."""- ' " ""."."' SO
A large line of story books and dally
mpers etc They will take your sub-
'iptlon for any periodic! published
" publisher's price They carry tho
rgent und beet fcoleote.l stock qf
oi.s in thu eitv and no.icit your paU
nage in this line
F B. LILIE & CO.
Irug Book and Hews Depot
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Pemington Bicyc'es
Are Indeed new models and not '95 pattorno
mas-querading under thu uise of ' wheels.
Public approval has clearly demonstrated
that the exclusive and practical lteiningtQJi
improvement are fully appreciated by good
' riders everywhere und thu universal reputa-
lion for excelloiiBc aeeorded Kemlngton pro-
ducts during tho past 80 years is of iUelf "a
suaielent guurantoe that In buying a Item-
iugton you aan ma e no mistake.
Handsomely Hluslratud catalogue describ-
ing new model will b sent free to any address.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 50, Ed. 1, Saturday, February 8, 1896, newspaper, February 8, 1896; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73550/m1/4/: accessed May 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.