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VOL 9.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY. MAY 24. 1897.
NO. 147.
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EVERYTHING
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A Mistake
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&5Sg? The latest colors in
Boots and Oxfords
Turns Welts McKays
In values that defy competition. We have
some closing-out lots in Men's Ladies'
Misses' and Children's Shoes which we are
selling at less than actual cost.
Eisenschmidt .& Weckel
The Leading Shoe House.
118 West Oklahoma Avo. Repairing Neatly Done.
Out of the River
The Flood Never Touciiei Me.
Having rebuilt my buildings and added new improved ma-
chinery to my bottling works plant I am now ready to supply
the trade with my celebrated
Soda Pop and Mineral Waters
Which are the most delicious and wholesome beverages ever
offered in this market Beware of imitations. See that my
name is etched on each bottle. None genuine wilhout it. Don't
drink cheap-made soda pop when you can get Oheadle's purity
which has made Guthrie famous.
Guthrie Steam Bottling Works
N. V. CHEADLE Proprietor.
BIG COLLAR
- - V Saddlery House
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harness and Saddles
Of Every
Collars Bridles Whips etc.
OUR MOTTO:
First Class Goods Low Prices arrd Large Sales.
A. P. SAU NADERS Mgr.;
Oklahoma 118 Avenue. . GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA
J. V MoNEL Phehidknt
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
Oioital
Surplus
Board of Directors In
James Slratton Horace Speed
DKUG STOKE 1
IN OUR LINE. j
EDWARD NICHOLS Prop j
VVill not be made by taking
t me to examine our Spring
Line. We have the Latest
Styles. The latest lasts
Description
A. J. SEAY VlCK-l'BKSIDKNT
$5oooo
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addition to Bank Officers:
Robert Martin J. B Uottlngban
HORSFALL Caflhler
f OF II.
HELPS HERSELF TO TURK-
ISH INDEMNITY.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ON.
Chung of Turkish Ministry Is Ilelng
Dl-cumeil Erthciu I'aistiK Itrpeats
Uli Ulnlui That l'r-te XeRotlH
tlom Mutt II Coml acted
With Illm Oolonrl Mr
nos Attempts feulcltla.
Lojjpox May 84. The correspond-
ent of the Times nt Constantinople
Buys:
"Tlic powers have Instructed their
ambassadors to not us tholr represent-
atives In mediating between Turkey
and Greece. A collective nolo will bo
hnnded to the porto forthwith l'nlnco
clrolos now realize tluit great niiil-
ndrosso has been displayed on the
Turkish side. Tho question Is how to
retreat from the present situation
without humiliation and a clinntre of
ministry Is being discussed as the best
way to save nppearnncos."
The correspondent of tho Standard
at Constantinople says:
"The pence negotiations continue.
It Is aborted that the amount of in
demnlty will bo reduced to H 000000
Hies. 8000000 to bo paid In cash to
Turkey and 6000000 to be ncaeptod by
HiiRsIa as part payment of the Indem-
nity owed her by Turkey.
"It is said hero that after the Mis-
pension of hostilities the (1 rooks under
pretense of washing their liuan
crossed the bridge ovur to Arta and
were attacked by tho Turkish com-
manders who drovo thorn back ufter
heavy lighting for ten hours."
Athkns May tM It Is ngnln semi-
officially asserted that Kdhem i'asha
the Turkish cominandor-in-ehlcf has
repeated his statement that poaeo
must be negotiated wltli him and Is
now pressing for tho appointment of
a Greek ploulpotontlnry to conduct tho
settlement of terms.
LoxnoS' May 24. The Athens oor-
rcspondeut of the Standard snys:
"The government und people aro
now only anxious for the disarming of
tho irregulars ami they confidently
rely upon General Smolonskt to do tills
us soon as tho conditions of peace have
been ngreedupon. The Greek nrmy is
paralyzed and news conies from
Salomon of tho dispatch of largo Turk-
ish reinforcoments to Thessaly.
At I.nrtssa Trikknla and Knrdltza
the Turks seized corn valued at a
million drachmas.
Lonixi.v May 84. According to a
dispatch to tho Dally Graphic from
Corfu it in roportod thero that Colonel
Manos attempted suloido while in jail
lie hns beon sent liaiidoutTed with his
entire staff to Athena for trial by
courtmnrtlal.
Cam; a. Island of Crete May 24.
Colonol Stalkos with tho last detach-
ment of tho Oreck expeditionary fore
omburked for Greece this morning.
Hanks Consolidate.
Ivaxhab City Mo. May 83. Whan
depositors sought tho National Hank
of Commerce this mosnlug they wero
Informed that tho bunk had moved to
the New York Life building and stands
ready to absorb tho liusiue&n of tho
Metropolitan National bunk. Oilleiuls
of the Metropolitan National bank no-
tified those who wished to tritumiot
business with It that It hud transferred
lt accounts to the National Hank of
Commerce and no longer hits un inde-
pendent business existence.
A ia-Var-Olil Sulelile.
Camiikx P. J. May 24. William M.
How the lSyear-old sou of Mr. and
Mrs. William Ross of Stockton this
county committed suicide Sunday by
hanging himself. The boy was in good
spirits when Ills parents started to
cliuroli. On their return they found
lilm hanging lifeless. He was addict
wl to tho use of cigarettes for which
he was ehlded by hU futher. It is be-
lieved that he could not break off the
hublt and In dospalr took his Ufa.
PnUIni: Cost llliu III I.I fa.
Stockton OaL May sM. It Is now
believed that Charles Cnvill. the noted
Australian swimmer was nsphyxiutad
and not drowned. Cnvill had an In-
verted tub in tho water whleh he used
to devolve the publto In his exhibitions
of Teinalnlng under water several min-
ute. The water in the Stockton baths
oomo from natural gu wulls and it
Is believed gas had aceumultited in the
tub causing his death.
Invent Horsa TlMliu? .llHtililne.
St. Josiii'ir Mo. Mar 84. A devioo
that may attract muoh attention on
tho nice traok has bfn Invented by
John I. MuDouald u prominent mer-
chant and horseman of this city. It is
a starting and timing machine. It
works by elffetrielty. For tho Oral
time It was tested ut the fair ground
during tho races of the Gentlemen's
Driving club and It gave complete sat-
isfaction. In Sattle-'s llehal.
jEPFKiibOK City Mo. May -.1 At-
torney John O'Orady of Kansas City
has been In the elty for two days in
the Interest of ox-l!aiiker Kliner C.
Sattley of Kansas City who L se. king
a.pardon. O'Grady held a long eon-
ijqpatli'. with the governor this morn-
ing. Greece refuses to agree in pay any
indemnity to Turkey and tin- fueling
of the people against Umj rojal family
is ao bitter that an Austrian cruiser
has been ordered to bo ready to con-
vey them from that country
A MILLIONAIRE SMUGGLER
IU SI. 8crnci nil i. (1 t.nCltnrn of
St. I.ouU Cnnglit p. I Nw York.
Nttw York May 34. Richard M.
( Scruggs a St Louis millionaire and
r- it. i.angnorno also a wealthy man
of that city were arrested by custom
house inspectors as they loft the
steamer St Paul on its urrlval from
Southampton to-day. Warning had
evidently beon tolcgraphed when thoy
loft Southampton. Tho chargo is
smuggling.
When the nspcotors scarohed Lung
home they founu a belt containing
diamonds jewelry and watches. Sim-
ilar articles were found in Scruggs
pockets. Valuable luce was also cap
tured. The uaptured stuff is worth
8 J 000.
The two men waived examination
booro Commissioner Shields and wero
hold in $3500 hail each. It was loarned
that Scruggs and Langhnrne went to
Kngland to sell the patent on a calcu-
lating machine and trot $200000 for it.
Scruggs' explanation is that ho
bought thp jowelry for the tcaohersof
the St Louis Sunday School union of
whlah he is president and that ho was
told in Kngland that thoy were not
dutiable. He is at the head of a SU
Louis dry goods company and Lang
home is his secretary!
BIG FURNACE EXPLODES.
l'rlehtlal Acoldont llnppnn III tlsnnn-
Camerun ( mictrii.
Nbwcasixk I'd. May 24. Yester-
day morning the big Hofcona furnace
in this city owned by Senator Mark
Ilutimi uud ox-Senator Cameron lot
go and tho next instaut a heavy vol-
limo of coke iron ore und coal camo
crashing through the roof of the cast-
ing house burying thirty men unc.cr
the debris.
Malinger Hois was taken out with
the skin hanging in shreds from his
hands and arms and his legs were
terribly burned and bruised.
Twelve others were terribly injured.
A second accident of tho day oc-
curred about twenty minutes after the
one ut the Hosena furnace. It was u
cave-in at tho big seenty-foot cut of
the Newcastle Traction coinputiv that
Is making a track to the now Cascmlo
park. Michael Kurdy was burled
under ut least seventy-live feet of sand
gravel clay und rooks und was dead
when tuken out l'eter Ilcrlnskl was
tarrlbly crushed about tho shoulders
and hips while his chest was crushed
He wlU likely live.
JAMES WILL BE WARDEN.
Ohio Man to Mnnngo tho Kitilnrnl I'au-
Itoutlnrjr s.t l.fUTniiMOrtli.
Wahiiinotoh May 54. --.'resident
McIClnley hu tendered the wiirduu-
shlp of the Leavenworth ponltcntiury
to C. C. Jainosof Jackson Ohio. .Tames
hus accepted und the appointment will
bo announced very soon.
The Ohio until Is an old friend of tho
president and when MolClnley was
governor of Ohio ho appointed James
warden of tho Ohio penitentiary at
Columbus.
An Kiiil to SuihIh7 Work.
Cl.EVKf.AXIl. Ollto. MlLV it It. In nil.
nounoed that John I). Uoekfeller has
issued an edict against Sunday labor
by the men employed on his ore docks
on the upper and lower hikes. While
ttln mnti firn nviiwfttMil tf iiitnniiil ig
culls to loud or unload vosmjIk ut any
nour oi mo nay or nigni they will not
bo askod to work between midnight
Saturday and midnight Sunday.
Mnynr llarrlmiii I.nl tlio Hun.
ClllCAiio May 84. Mayor Carter II.
Harrison riding a wheel und escorted
by olghtotllcurs in knickerbockers led
the annual Sunday run of Chicago's
bicycle ulubt. Tho puruile started
from I'hlrty-lifth street and (irund
boulevard and ended ut thu loop in
Onrllold purk and was purtinlpatud in
3000 oyc!UA of whom 140 were of the
gentler sex.
Climecl ujr (luiiliiinU.
l'lili.ADKi.i'iilA May 84. After being
twice chased by Spanish gunboats and
passing through a perfect storm of
shot whleh splashed In the water
aero the ves-.oll's bows the Ilritl&h
fruit steamer Gthelred passed through
an exciting ordeal unscathed and ur
rived at this port last night after a
five days' run from Port Antonio Ja-
maica. Itituker ilulineoii In .Inll.
Imiia.sapoi.Ih Intl. May (.John
P. Johnaon the wrecker of the Stale
National bank of I.ogansport was
brought hr this morning aud now
occupies a cell at tho Jail.
Hxllet Mouojr Iteailjr fur U.e.
Havana May 4. An instullment
of theSftO.000 appropriated by Congrss
for the relief of suffering Americans
in Cuba has beon received by Consul
General lee by treasury cable transfer
and is now ou deposit with Child- Jb
Compuuy.
Ilannatt VI. IU Amarlon.
Nkw YonK May 4. Jamos Gordon
liennett. proprietor of the New York
Herald arrived yesterday afternoon In
his steam yacht Namouna from Tou-
lon Pranee sailing at Maderia laa
.'almas and Iiertnuda.
Tlie Uraudvat Knniadjr.
Mr. It V Greefe merehant of Clill-
howle. Vs. certifies that he bad con-
sumption was given up to die sought
all medlual treatment that money
procuru. tried all cough remedies be
could hear of; but got no relief; spent
many nights silting up in a obalr; was
indueed to try Dr. King's New Dig-
covery and was cured by the use of
two bottles. Por past years has beon
attending to business and says Dr.
King's New Discovery u the grandest
remedy ever made as it has done so
mueh for him and aUo for others lu
bis community. Dr. King's New I is-
oovery Is guaranteed for Coughs
Colds and Consumption it don't fall
Trial bottles free at G R. Renfro's
ill iu tr-e brev-
lw n the bumrllvoo shirts fersa'i
fanT -o.v prareorlc Olcthlug House
HUE HORROR IN HEW IK.
TWO PERSONS PERISH IN
THE FLAMES.
THREESERIOUSLY INJURED
Occnpsnln or -. I.o.igiatr Moute Ilecoma
l'antc htrlKkrn A Fi.ur-Vr-Old
t'hllil MulTuralcil In lltr lied
Sluthcr l)l of Hnttocatlou
and Ilurnt A Woiiibk'i
larrlbl Fall.
Nkw YonK May W. Two parsons
were killed and three seriously injured
In a flro whleh started shortly nftor 4
o'clock yesterday morning lu tho four-
story uud basement brown stone build-
ing at 1411 West Twenty-third street
Several persons narrowly escaped
death.
Tho building was occupied for both
business und dwelling purposes In
tho basemen Is nu all night eating
house. Tho Weser IMnuo company oc-
cupies tho first floor and the upper
part of tho bulldlug is a furnished
room establishment conducted by Mrs.
Curtis.
Iteforo the firemen renched tho
cenc the building wis filled with
flames. The hallways from tho tlrst
floor to the roof were In Haines and es-
cape by the front was out off. l'unlo
solzed the Inmates of tho house. While
a tenant named LaMont was crawling
along tho narrow sill to reach the lid-
Jolnhig house the body of a woman
struck a large sign which hung on the
outside of the building and to whleh
ho clung for support Tho slirn was
torn from Its fastcuiugs and fell with
a crash to the street The woman was
Mrs. Howies who had precipitated her-
self from the third floor to the street
below when she found that egress
from tho house by way of tho stairs
was checked by tho flames hho was
picked up uud tuken to a hospital. La-
Mont did not fall to tho street
On the top floor the wildest sort of
panic hud seined tho tenants among
whom were Mrs. Moss way and her
daughter. Most of tho tenants. In-
cluding Miss MncDonald and Mr.
l'hnps had escaped to tqo roof.
Mrs. Mossway who lost her life was
Bleeping with her little duughtor when
she was aroused by the smoke. She
ran Into the hull and gavo the alurin
and then went back after hor daugh-
ter. When sho started to return tho
smoke and tlamos drovo hor again
to hor room. She attempted to open
the window but It did not
yield readily and sho broke the glass
with her hands. Tho window w.n.i.i
not open mid even If It lind there
woiuu nave oeen little chance for hor
US It is nrotuetud mi tlm nutiM.!.. I.v
Iron bars. When tho flromon sonrehod
tho house thoy found tho little girl
dead In bod the mother lyinir on tho
noor uiiBioren uy nont and almost
dead from ulTnonltmi Hli. ..... ....
moved to a hospital where sho died
iiiroo uours liner.
PASSED OVER THE NEGRO.
I.ynolmn) Mnko Buro n rronilncnt Wlilto
Sinn la I'unlihoiL
HoirsTox. Texas May U U W.
Stewart a proinlnoiitmorchaiitof I.ln-
dulo. wus recently enticed from his
homo by a negro und murdered. Ufllo
Jones n negro was arrosted for tho
murder nnd In a confession implicated
Will Jones a wlilto man promi-
nent iu tho community. Jones
was urrested and plnccd in jail.
Shortly after I o'clock yesterday
morning u mob appeared at tho comity
Jail at Tyler and on thu refusal of the
sheriff to admit thorn broke In the
doors wont to Will Jones' coll and
shot him to death as he sat on his
cot He told thorn thoy wero killing
an innocent man but the leaders an-
swered that they hud proof of his
guilt They refused to kill Kflle
Jones the negro who killed Stewurt
aylng that us he did not have thu
means and lutldoiiee to escape punish
ment they would Ut the law take Its
aourse.
Half a lloieii firemen Hurt
Louis vili.b Ky. Muy X. Tim old
power houe of the City Hallway eom
puny at Heventh and Walnut whleh
of latt. has been used for storing the
company a machinery was burned with
Its oontonU yesterday morning. Half
a doAjn firemen were caught under a
falling wall while lighting the fire
and two of them Captain Prank Hag-
gle and Jaek Jacob were seriously
hurt. The former had both logs bro-
ken and the latter Islnternally Injured.
Captain Lutimer Hd Hughes Tim
lahu uud John Harry were more or
letf seriously burned. Tho loss 1
$1.0000 partly insured.
Uleetlon Itlnti In Jlnngar.
Aokau Hungary May 4. The
elections for the Croatian and Slavon-
ian provlnelal diet took plaee to-day.
At Hosnvuozt there was a terrible riot
The inllftury were ordered to fire upon
the crowd with the result that four-
teen were killed and thirty wounded.
Colored Vols to Honor Victoria
Ciiioaoo itay U. The Afrlaan pop-
ulation of Chloatro willaeldbraU Ounen
j Victoria's jubilee because of the kind
Dess of llrltl&h subjects in ihe United
(States toward Southern slaves who
Maped from their masters and found
reiuga in mi iiorin arm vanau uur
ing iu r- ueuion.
T'e Mi nloh F-le I'resM Issue of
Saturday was coutlr-'-atcd on account
of an editorial satirizing the emperor
and its edLor was arrested la bea a.
midnight
IN HONOR OP IU11NES.
All Arrangcmonta Perfacted for
Now Governor's Reception.
tho
All tho arrangcmonta have now been
complotcd for Governor Karnes' recep-
tion. The reception will bo given Im-
mediately aftpr tho arrival of tho 12:20
train Wednesday afternoon on the gov
ernment aorc. In tho ovonlng a recep
tion will bo given in tho Knights of
Pythias hall a ball at tho opera houso
and a banquet at tho Capitol hotel.
Tho following is the program in
full:
Inaugural 1'roKrain.
I At 1S:S& o'clock. Wednesday. May So. the
First Heelmcntal band company A of
the national guard. Mayor fierkey
President C. O. Horner the permanent
entertainment and reception committee
of the Guthrie club ami other cttlsens
will receive Oovernor names at the
fain.
Z-The procession will form as follow
Klrst Regimental band.
OompaiiT A'uatlonal guards.
Carnage with governor mayor presl
dent of club and others.
CarrlaK.es of iiuu entertainment and re-
ception committee
Citizen.
tine of March -
On Oklahoma avenue to First street
thence to Harrison; on Harrison to
Division thence to Oklahoma on
Oklahoma to llroad on llroad to
Noble on NOble to B"vt'rnor's home
where the procession v. Ill disperse.
3 At S:3U the Inaugural ceremonies will
open on the government acre with uro-
gram as follows.
Music by band.
Called to order by l'retlent Hornor.
who will present ex-Oovernor A J
Scay to preside.
Music by the band.
Address -Outgoing Administration" -Hon.
A. O. Scott Oklahoma Oily
Address1 Incoming Administration" -Hon
11 H. Forrest HI Iteno.
Farewell Address aovernbr W. C Kea-
frow Admlulstr.tilon of OithofOmce to Uov-
ernor O. M. llarnos bv Associate Jus-
tice J a Tarsney
Inaugural address.
Music by band.
Informal reception.
4 Kecetitlou to the governor at the Outhrle
club rooms lu the Indian Territory
hank block at 7:X
6 It to u o'clock concert by the band at
oter:i hmta.
6 At B o'clock the Inaugural ball will open
at the opera house with the grand
marcti;
Hall und all coromonlca to bo undor
tho auspices of tho Guthrie club.
Hall tick Is 81; banquet tickots $9
each. No compllmonturios.
Uoniiulttees In Olinrxe.
Olllclal committee of (luthrlo club In
charge of Inauguration details: Presi-
dent C. O. Hornor Mayor II. V. Horkoy
A. O. Farquharson H. T. Halner L. B
Kimball Frauk Dalo II. B. Asp. II. II
llttgan 0. B. Hllllngsloy F. II. Oronr
L. (I. Nlhlack E. l Hurllngams and O.
R. Fegan.
Comhilttoo on program: II. II. Hasan
0. U. Hornor O. It. Fogan L. U. Nlb-
lack and F. H. Oreer.
Commlttoo ou decoration: S.-Lvor-streot
O. II. Uodson John 11. Cottoral
B. I'. HurlliiKaino. L. E. Kimball.
Committee on tickots: O. II. Fegau
H. II Hugnu F II. Qroor Loo Vincent
1) F. Horkoy and W. A. Fnulor.
Hamiuot tickots: O. II. Fognn II. S.
Cuniiliighain J. W. McNeaJ J. W. Shar-
lel and W. A. Frazlcr.
Banquet Toasts uml Ite-iionsra.
Master of Coroinoulcs Judgo J C
Torsnoy.
Inn and Outs of l'ollllcs Hoy Hoff
man.
Oklahoma (Julturo Professor D. H
Hoyd.
Uet-thoro-lt-lvouoss Geo I) Orner
Tho PorklusNnvy Yard W A Knlpo.
What's lu a Name II S Harnea.
Tho Long Horn DwtriU David I
Marum.
Tho Dark Horso Eobt A Lowry.
Oyolonc J W McNoal.
Politics J C Roberts
The Future Stiito Win Jenkins.
Tho Woman In l'olitlca 11 P Oil-
strap. Oddities of Ofilcial Llfo POOassldy.
Terra Cotta Landscappr. R A Cam-
eron. Our Duty to Culm H M Dilley.
Novolllun Political or Ottorwise--J
W Quick.
Tho Sawbucks II II Howard.
Assistant H'Cej)llou Uouiiulllec.
At a mooting Monday morning of the
permanent entertainment oonnnlttoo of
the Uuthrlo club the following wore m-
loetod to attaint the regular roceptlonoam
mlttee at tho rttoptlon of Uovifnor
Harnosat tho K. of P. hull. These will
be present promptly at 7:30 Wodtiwiday
evening: M. L.Turner and wife C. A
Ualbralth and wife. Win Hllneoo un4
wife. J. J. Holes and wife W. II. Coyle
aad wife. J. W. Wilson and wife K. H
Furrow and wife Dr. Co tier a I and wife
Dr. Huxton and wife D. R. WWnier imd
wife 11. C. Iloamor and wife W. T.
Lawrenee and wife Joseph Stiles and
wife John Uoloble L. O Nlblack. a. U
Overstreot Forrest Tarltou. Bdirar Jonu.
Ilaslou's Military Orders.
1. Company A and C First Regi
ment band iu full dross; Uov. Ren
frow's staff mounted and in full uni
fori'i and all organizations ot old sol-
diers Will assemble at county building
and be prepared to move at precisely
13 o'clouk.
3. The column will be formed from
right to left lu tho following order:
First Regiment baud Company A
Company 0 Uov. Ronfrow's stair or-
ganizations of old soldiers.
3. The Hue of march to the depot
will be via llarrisou aveuuc Division
street Oklahoma avenue to Sauia F
tracks where tho column will counter
mar.h and form lino to the right
4. When the governor-eieot appears
thu cilice and men salute by present-
ing aims. The colors will be dropped.
Trumpets sound three nourishes. The
band strikes up the General's march.
When the band ceases to play tho
General's march the flrtt gun of the
salute will bo u.ed. The staff and old
soldiers salute by uncovering.
1. Tho oc lumn will move to goyor-iior-elecl's
residence via Oklahoma
avenue First street Harrison avenue
Division street Oklahoma avenue
Uroad street Noblo avonue tbenco to
county building where the column
will bo dismissed until 3 p. in. Hpon
arrival at governor-cleat's residence
line will be formed aud aamo salute
given as mentioned In paragraph 4.
fl. At nrneUalv D. m. the col-
! umn will reform at tbe place and In
PIS
AKlrl
POWDER
Absolutofy Pur
Celebrated for us great leavening strength I
and healthfulncxs. Assures the food against I
alum and all forms of adulteration common I
to inc cueap oranus norai dakiho Vowdsb a
DO..KIW VOUK.
tho order mentioned In paragraphs 1
and 3
7. Tho column will move to governor-elect's
residence via llroad stroett
Olovoland avonue Oak street. Noble
avonue where lino will be formed to
tho loft and whan the govornor-oleut
appoars tho saluto will bo givon a
tnontioned iu paragraph 4 The col
umn will then move to executive offices!
7la Noble Ave. llroad St Harrison!
avonue Whcro lino w'll bo formed to
tho right Wbou tho retiring trov-
eruor and tho govcrnor-olcct appears!
too same saiutu will bo given as men-:
tloned lu paragraph 4 except all oftl-
ors mounted will dismount bo fore 3
saluting. Tho staff hero will salutcl
by presenting arms. Tho column will!
then movo to public square via llarrl-
boii avonuo aud Second street whorol
lino will bo formed to tho right aud aal
Uovornor llcnfrow and tho governor
elect loavo their carriage tho Bamel
saiuto will uo given as already do-
scrlbed. 8 Attor tho Inaugural ceramonUsl
tho columu will movo to tho oxooutlvel
olllccs via First street andioxfisoL
avenue.
0. Captain Arrcll of Company Aj
uirectcu to place a double lino on
tlnols at Intervals of twenty
facing inward from whorotho carf
awaiting tho governor oloot Is si
tlonod to whore ho will alight fron
tho train. Ho will boo that theso sen-j
tlnols aro glvon tho proper InBtruotlons
and thoy must bo eolected from air one
tho men making tho most soldierly
anooaranoo.
Ho will soo that sentinels aro placed
in into mannor at tho public square.
10. Whim tho column moves frot
tho train and gov-jrnor-clcct'B resl-j
dunce tho staff will Immediately pre-
code tho carria.ro containing tho gov-
ornor-elcot and whonmovlug from the
oxecotivo oftlcos will imincdlatoly fol-j
'"i?TrrtV--iWitaInlnK governor
Olfai and Dn-.-n. KaUlirOW.
t ImniPdiai..!. .!TSlfcaEril ot
thotraln Col nanY-rCSKrT
ill re
DOrttothn r.r-1. "V1"
i.i - oTuiuupoioct ami M
Limit ni n- ." .
wm. - ioratnandinj
SALE i
i.mhiit. nrf
.w l fiVH -1
We have about V.
Mason's Self -Spaiimr 1?
that we wish to litepoq
once consisting ??-
quarts nnd pintYXM
make a price on thivWyJ
win move mem last yt
if you want a bargainJ
CLOTHING
Wo still have ht!Vtr.irt9
Clothing that was dainagl
water. Vou don't nooi
money to get a suit for I inl
to get this clothing out of1
store at once.
SIIOKN
We lllso hrivn nhnnr "iiwl ni.tt
of shoes that we will sell run
trardleM of cost TIiprp -hi
nil I'nriil finrvlrorililo Llmaa .iCCCi
ity and well made but we
have got to have money arid so
thee shoes must go Don't
miss this sale if you want shoes.
HATS.
We have a large assortment
of Straw. Wool and IVlt fT.ito
that will go in this clearing up
wue. we will taite anything
nice reasonaoie oilers lor these
hale.
DllKSS GOODS.
Sertres. Plaids. Henriettas
etc. will be sold regardless of
cost.
SHIRTS.
We have a lartre assortment I
of laundried shirts that will go
tn turn sale.
tillOCEItlES.
Our sleek of Groceries is ah fresh
and ample le Wo are making rock-
bottom prioe in this una Dou't
fail to gist our prlc6 either at ourl
wot-lde atock or the store on Dlvl-I
kirn slrcijfr. ImIwwu Cleviland and.!
uuraaomit -ive Oast side.
YEAST.
VVhcan . uiti ut n.i u &uU f s ...i I
mmsj nMini'-nn-4w jr rii 4. l V m
U1IUU Vifc-
F. E. HOUGHTON
702 Hoble ave.. West Guthrie. 1
CleSg'-il
j W.J.
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