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Official Orfjan of Oklahoma Democracy Offlco of Publication Harrison Avonuo
VOLUME 10.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1G 1897.
NUMBER 92.
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E Everything In Our Line
Harrison Avo.
" jV um 4i' -TtT- CXf
MONEY TO LOAN
On Grood JE'SLirxxisim
The privileges I offer makes my money the easiest and cheapest
in the territory. Call on
J. STUART MCKAY
105 SOUTH FIRST ST.
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Can not bring you better clothes than we
are turning out every day.
Our experience the skill in cutting the
highest grade of all the materials we employ
and the personal supervision which we give
to every order -helps us to give the genuine
satisfaction that he feels he is entitled to.
WILLIS The Tailor
105 Oklahoma Ave. Guthrie.
JIM FISK
HEADQUARTERS FOR ....
Berwick Bay Oysters.
GUTHRIE CITY
Dear Sir: Our Oysters are
in firmness and ilavor. We respectfully Bolicit your orders
knowing we can please you. Below find price list:
rillUJd LIST.
In Hulk Per Gallon '. $1.25.
In Hulk Tor (Juart 115.
In Hulk Per Pint 20.
In Cans of 25 Each 35..
Mrs. Geo. Sabine
J. W. MoNfiAL Puksidknt
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK.
Capital - - - $5oooo
Surplus - lo.ooo
Uo&rd of Directors Inoaddltlon to Hank Oflicersi
Jams Strattau Horace Speed Robert Martin J. H. Cottlngham
W. J. HORSFALL Caahlor.
Silver and Gold Flour
le the Fluest Flour made from the best wheat (frown in the world which
took the premium at the World's Fair for its superior qualities. Milled with
the best milling skill in the territory it costs no more than Hour that has not
its superior quality. Ask your Kroeer for It. If he does not keep it and will
not order it for you tend us tbo dealer's name and address and your full name
and address on a postal card and we will tell you where to get it or have it
delivered to you at tbe regular market price.
MORRIS & WILLIAMS Manufacturers Gutirli 0. T.
DRUG STORE
c
and at Lowest Prices.
EDWARD NICHOLS Prop. X
GUTHRIE 0. T.
TIME
AND
MONEY
OYSTER DEPOT.
now larger and daily improving
121 WEST
HARRISON AVE.
A. J. SEAY VlCK-l'UKIIIDKNT
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EXTENDING ITS REIGN IN
THE SOUTH.
A NUMBER OF NEW CASES
All tho Train tlolnc Out of Mulille
Arc (Jmtrileit Several Additional
('mm In Now Orlenn -Alt Otic
Koine SI nil to Il ftmil-
Cateil llerenft-r fif-
teen Cnr at lllloxl.
MonirK Ala. Sept. 15. Throo cases
of yellow fever wore oflloltilly an-
nounced yesterday by tho board of
health. This caused much more alarm
than did tho dlscovory of the ilrst case
which was regarded as sporadic Tho
people who can are leaving for points
of safety. Some 3700 worth of tickets
to Atlanta wore sold to-day by tho
Louisville A Knslivillo railroad and
tho trains tiro leaving crowded. Tho
same is true of tho trains on the
Mobile & Ohio.
Nkw Oiii.kank La. Sept. 15. The
books of the board of health show tho
following recapitulation of the yellow
fever situation: Thoro had been re-
ported to tho board of investigation
twnnty-slx eases which the attending
physicians considered suspicious. Of
these thirteen easos had been found
suffering with a harmless fever live
eases were regarded as suspicious but
necessary to bo further Investigated
before a definite report could be made
upon them; there were no reports as
to four cases aud four cases had been
pronounced genuine yellow fever
though one of tbe latter was classed
us of mild typo. The most serious of
the four yellow fever eases
is located In tho neighborhood
of tho Trench market Tho
locality la far from a cleanly one. Is
populated by a poorer class of people
many of whom are foreigners and
might be considered dangerous
ground. Tor Hint reason ubpeclal
pains were taken by the board of
health to quarantine the Infected
bouses. Olllcors from tho police force
wore detailed to Uilte charge of the
neighborhood n restaurant a bakery
nnd a shop next door to tho premises
in which the sickness was found wore
closed and a disinfectant was sent to
the scene to be used. Of course the
report of now easos dally Is creating
alarm In some quartern but thus far
the dlsoasc lias shown hut little
malignancy as witness tho record of
ono denth out of fourteon eases nnd
none of tho praotlclslng physicians Is
yet on record as expressing a fear of
an epidemic.
Out of a population of twonty-flve
only three persons In Ilitrolny have
not had the sickness nnd tho percent-
age of doath has beon what Is usual in
yellow fevor epidemics.
There are several now cases reported
to-day nt Oeeun Springs and of tho
numbor of HI at lllloxl fifteen are re-
ported as suffering with yellow fevor.
At Oconn Springs Dr. Wasdln of the
Mnrlno hospital stair Is receiving the
best of attention and It is hoped ho
will pull through in a few days.
Jackson Miss. Sept. 15. This has
beon another day of excitement and
anxiety to the peoplo of Jackson. Tho
city Is now surrounded on all sides by
an arinod guard and tho quarantine
rules are enforced with great strict-
noss. The principal cause of nlnrm to
the people of Jncklou caino from Ed-
wards only twenty-five milos distant
whore there arc now thirty-live eases
of denguo at toast throe of which
wore reported last night to bo consid-
ered suspicious.
lluslnoss in Jackson is nt a complete
standstill.
MORE MINERS GO OUT.
Strike llapltlly Npreadlnc Tnrouchout
tho Coal IJIttrlst.
Hazki.tox I'a. Sept. 15. Dosplto a
mriety of alarming rumors and a
morning movement by u body of
minors which looked formidable yes-
terday passed otf without serious dis-
turbances in tin strike roglon. Mnt-
tors still wear such an uncertain as-
poet however that General Oobiu de-
clares that the removal of the troops
or uny portion of them lias not been
contemplated. Tho strike itself is
spreading with groat rapidity. Kxact
estimates of the number of men who
have quit work are hai'ij to obtain but
conservative figures plaoe it close to
10000 witli Indications that In u shoit
time every eolllery of importance in
the region will be idle. Although
seme disposition has beon shown by
small bodies of strikers In the outly-
ing districts to make demonstrations
they have beuu of a rather feoblo
character and the great majority of
tho men are doelle.
Pair Heir Win lb Salt.
Sax Fkanciboo Sept. 15. Judge
Slaek to-day decided the Angus-Craven
ease In favor of the plttintlifsthe heirs
of the late Senator Fair.
Macon' Town Marshal Arretted
Macon Mo. Sept. 15. Constable
Davis this morning arrested Charles
Troester town marshal under a state
warrant charging him with having
assaulted and seriously wounded John
H Kldridge a harness dealer beeause
Bldridge crltioised Troester.
New York Silver Democrats Will Act.
Nkw Yoiik Sept. 15. Tho Demo-
cratlo alliance of Greater New York
representing the supporters here of
William J. Ilryan and tho Chicago
platform decided to hold a convention
and nominate a candidate for mayor
October U
MOBTHREATENS TO LYNCH
Unite Attempt to Axnnlt n Tele-
phone Operator.
Cabthaok Mo. Sept 11 Darly
vestorday morning an attempt was
made to assault Miss Nannie Rankin
night operator at the oftVe of the Mis-
souri and Knnsus Telephone pompitny.
She was aroused by tome one trying
to throttle her. She sprung up and
struggled with her nsenllant. While
struggling she started the night alarm
boll. This with her serenius nt-
trncted the attention of Datco Molten-
field who notified tho police.
Soon t. crowd gathered and mean-
while tho brute finding he was pur-
sued jumped from the window to the
sheds holow. but was teen and chased
by tho crowd. He was flnnllv loented
by Councilman MIUo Torphv In a
paper closet in tho olllce of the liven-
ing i'roftft in tho same block. He held
him at tho point Of a revolver until
ollloers en mo.
A mob which had assembled threat-
ened to stono the brute who wns In a
semi-undo condition but the ollloers
finally succeeded In lending hlm to
jail.
Ills name is Chnrloe Johnson once a
respected prlntor but of late yotira
bus been hnlf domfuited by drink. The
grand Jury Is now In .session and lie
will probably be sent to the pent-tcntlury.
SETTLING THE DAMAGES.
The anta lo Parlnc Claim or Injured
I'nairncers
Toitkv Knn. Sent. 1!.. The Atchi-
son Topoka fc Santa Fo Itallwny com-
pany are settling with passengers who
wore slightly Injured or Inst baggage
or clothing in tho wreck near Kinporia
Inst week. About SI. 000 was paid out
at the company's odlcos yesterday.
Tho largest amount paid to one per-
son to-day was S? nnd the smallest
S3. Mrs. Kmmii Hooker of Denver
Cola n trained nurse who was on the
train and worked heroically to save
the injured was given a purse of S150
as a mark of the company's apprecia-
tion of her services.
l'ort Scott I'ollco HlinltiMii.
Pout Scott Knti.. Sopt. 1ft. At 0
o'clock Inst evening Chief of Police
A. II. Williams. I'ollco Judge A. 11.
Shlpp and l'ntrolmcu II. 11. Gardner
and J. 11 Hull roeeived otllelal notice
asking for their resignations. Tho
commlssloneis will appoint William
Monohnu as ohiof of police and ev-l'o-lice
Judge Cohort Osborn us police
judge as soon us tJte retiring olllcers
nro out. Tho dtsclrnf-god men are very
Indignant and will npMso their dts
charge. It Is claimed this Is but the
commencement of a blttor fight.
.Short Croin In Mrlly.
Wasiii.voto.v Sept. IV Tho wheat
crop nf Sicily and Culnhrln this year
according to the estimates of the local
agent newspapers which are trans-
mitted to the s'ate departit cut by
United States Consul Itruhl nt Cata-
nia will range from one-lmlf to two-
thirds of an areragc crop. Almonds
will also be very short. In Calabria
the olive crop I slightly above tho
average but In Sicily it will be only
half a crop. The grape product
ranges from middling to good.
I)liitrou I'lood Iii Hpulu.
AlAimin Sept 15 Floods In the vi-
cinity of Val ile I'rns. thirty miles
southeast of Cludiul Ileal on the Juba-
Ion river hnvo done a grunt deal of
of lnjuiy. About 100 homos have
bebu Inundated ninny families have
been completely ruined a number of
pooplo huvo been drowned and the
damage is estimated at SI 000000.
NEWS NOTES.
(ioorgr T. Hull a furmor living noar
Pawnee. Okla killod his wlfo boonuso
sho went to church Sunday night.
Hull has Hod the country.
Nows has roaehed I 'arts Mo of the
killing of Tom Maglnnis by his fath-
or eight mllos south of thjgro. The
old man found his son in a compro-
mising situation with his stepmother.
Tho fnthor surrendered.
Robert FiUtimmnni tho pugilist
has been arrosted on a wnrrant se-
cured by Howard J. I'attorson who
hat. boon noting as conohmnn for the
pugilist. i'attorson claims Pitiwim-
in o assaulted hlm Patterson has also
sued the pugilist for S'.'.OOO damages.
The three large cordage mills at
Xonin Ohio which liave been idle
slnee the National CQrdago ooiuimny
fulled six years ago have been bought
by Xonla capitalist and other and
all will be started at once In full
blast The plants cost over S'00K0
and employ many men.
According to the letter written from
St. Michael's Alaska by a musletau of
that eity to a business man of Seattle
Kll (lege son of h'eerotery of the
Treasury (lage wus given twenty-
eight lashes and driven out of Alaska
for transporting whisky rather than
food into the country.
THE MARKETa
Ksuiat City lira In anil Lite Stock.
Hard Wbeat-Ka I. eSc; Xa X banc. Ko.
3. STc No. 4 Site . rejected 60V(c
Soit Wkeat-Mo. J Miic N. 3 01c; Wu
1 ttOc rejected. SO it Sac
bprtBK Wlieat -Ko. 1. WJ83c: Me. 3. We
Coru-Utxed-Nu. i -iet; Ka a. MVie;
So. 4. aSMc no gradv. Mc Wntle eern-Ne.
2 atc. No. s m. h 4. ttetie.
Oati-MlxedNu A 18c. Ma 3. 17c Ma
. 16c Ku J white. JOiic; Nu 3 llic; Ma
4. 17c
Uye -Plrm-Na 2 44'.ct Na 3 4Jc No.
4. 4bc-
llrn-4x In 10O-lb tack
Hay - Choice prairie. 1550; No. 1
15.005. 'J6. Ma A 14.50 MA 8 1923 50)
choice tlmotby. IT 50 Mo. 1 k&IKSSi
clover talxcd. 1667
Oattle Heeelpt. 11.184; aires. 030 j
shipped aasl cattle 17 calves. The mar-
ket was iteadr W sueng with exceptions
toth wave.
Hogt-lteeiptis 8.6 11 1 shipped 173. The
market was steady to itronr.
Shtep-ItctelpU 801tl snipped 373. Tbs
market was active aud steady to trong.
ftWEDOFilliIRS
STAFFLEBACKS RIVAL THE
BENDERS
KILLED FOUR PEOPLE.
Com StnlUebnrk Oonfonri Tell of
llitlcherlet Tlrft Slia t Itnemnil nt
(Intrne Kail IIimIIm of th Via
time Thrown Into Almulimril
Mliilnc hlinfte two tilrti
Amoac; the Muritereil.
Com'miius Ivan. Sept 13. In he
district court In session hero yester-
day Oeorgo Stallleback and his mother
Mrs Ooorge Wilson were found guilty
of murder In tho ilrst mnl second
degree respeotlvelv. The trial of Md
Stallleback a brother of tleorgo
charged with inurder In the first de-
gree. Is now in progress and a convic-
tion is certain.
The trial has brought forth some
shocking developments nnd gives the
gang the distinction of rivaling the
famous llondcr In the number nnd
cold blooded character of its crimes.
On July 1 last tho body of Oat-
liretith was found In nn abandoned
mine In the outskirts of the town and
IJrorge. Kdward and Michael Stalllo-
back and their mother Mrs. Wilson
who lived notorious and disreputable
lives In two small hottsss near the
diaft wero placed under arrest.
Charles Wilson the second husband
.mil stepfather ivns the only one to
escape.
The principal witness during the
trial which was held at Columbus
was Cora Stallleback tho wife of
(eorge. She Is u Missouri girl whom
Oiorge met and married uuay from
home aud brought here. When she
learned the character of the family
hc uuu M have escaped but feared
for her life iiud remained to witness
the killing of Oalbrenth and several
others A Mrs. MoCoiuh who took
up with the family In sonic way was
also an unwilling witness to several
crimes but feared to leave and di-
vulge them She nlso gave valuable
testimony for the state.
According to the evidence (lalbronth
enllod to see a dlsroputable woman
who wns staying nt the Sltitllebuolc
dive. Ho was rofused an audleifee
with her and was ordered out of the
house As he turned "y go. he wns at-
tacked by Mrs. Wilson who wielded a
corn knife. Oeorgo nnd Hdwuiil then
to ik a hand Ooorge llrlng a bullet
through (ialbrenth's hod) and Kdward
diooting hlm In the head ills throat
wns then cut the pockets rilled and
the body thrown Into a pit
Corn Stallleback also tontlUcd that
I'M ward and Michael who followed
the circuses and fairs with various
fakes picked up and brought home
two foolish country girls whom they
hud Induced to run away with them.
One day Kdward found ills girl sitting
no another man's knee. A ijuarrel
usned and tho girl was killed by
crushing her head In with a revolver.
The other girl was then killod by
Michael for fear she would roveal tho
I'rime. lloth bodies were rolled under
i bed until night when each of the
hoys took tho body of a girl on his
ihouldurs and carried it to the pit.
An Italian peddler was killed for his
money ami his body was disposed ot
in the usual wiuiy. Cora Htnlltcback
also testified that from conversations
'leRrd at various times she believed u
Mr Moiehousc who had disappeared
from Joplln and Frank Smith who
mysteriously disappeared from this
p ace somo time ago wore disposed of
by this gang of butchers. She be-
lieves thut many other erlmos have
boon committed
The water Is being pumped out of
the mines ami a crowd of about 300
people Is walling for the revolutions
that will follow. A blood v apron was
ilriiwn from the shaft lute last even-
ing. STRIKE TALK AT NEVADA.
Vernon Count Mo. Miner Mulie fie-
mniuU Which Hie Operator It eject.
NKVAlia Mo. Kopt. 15. The Ver-
non county coal miners have passed
resolutions asking the operators to
dispense with !h uompany physician
reduce powder V per cent u keg and
pay from five to ten cents more for
digging ooal. If their demands are
not grunted they will strike next Mon-
day. The operators have refused to
reduce nnvder prteee or to iMy mare
for digging but are considering the
other demand.
MINES ARE RESUMING.
Ulster the l'ltUfourjf DUtrlct lit-
turning to Work.
I'lTTSHl'HH I'a. Sept li A large
number of mines in the district started
veaterduy and a still larger number
will be 111 working order to-day. At
least 5 WW of the rail miners will be
at work by this evening aud quite u
number of river diggers will ulsn re-
sume. Ml Corn TracUcall? Iletlroeil
Com'miim Mo. Sept. 15. The state
board of agriculture rexjrU that three
weeks drouth have practlealiy de-
stroyed the late corn crop. Consider-
able wheat has boon sown In the north-
west but elsewhere in the state noth-
ing can bo doue until there Is rain.
titrlcken Dead by the UeaL
Mahyville Ma KepW IS. J. W.
Ilrataher was stricken down by tho
heat while on his to his home here
yesterday evening and died In a few
minutes.
PRIESTS CHECK STRIKERS.
All Quiet at Itniellun llianka to the
Church No Arrett of Deputte.
HA7KITOV. I'a. Sept IS All has
been quiet here since yesterday and
no further trouble Is expected in this
Immediate vicinity but about the coal
mines eighteen mites from here
strikers are marching and additions
have been made to the list of strikers
at sovernl points.
Tho strikers hnve been hold In check
by the priest. At several turbulent
mooting whloh throntenod to end In
bloodshed the prelates went among
tho exoittd foreigners commandlnir
silence and forcing thoni back. Thoy
warned the men that to destroy the
coal companies' property would be
only to take food from their own
mouths bv shutting off future employ-
ment The priests liowovor have no
plea of mercy for theshorlirs deputies
who shot tho men at Lattmor and
some of them are active members of
tho committee that Is to push the mur
der charges In court.
It Is now certain that no attempt
will ho made to arrest the deputies ns
long as tho troops aro enmped at
Ilaaottou. (leuernl Oobln's deohirntlou
that he will proteet tho sherilrs men
just as long us he shall be In command
has cooled tho ardor of those who
were for going about tho matter hast-
ily. The strike leadors and their at-
torneys deny the right of Oencrnl
llobln to enforce such nn order but
they admit that he has tho power.
TO STOP RABID TALK.
Chleaco Aiithorltlea Wilt Check Inren-
illnry Agitator.
ClIICAOO. Sent. IV 1 Illinium n!irv
speeches like thoso made In the two
meetings of tho Social- Democracy
branches. In which tho collision be-
tween miners and deputies at llaslc-
ton. l'n was mode the excuse for nil-
vlsllllf wnrlrlmrtnntl In ntmnnl to tlin
knife and the tho torch will not the
police uuthorlt'os state ho further
permitted In Chicago
ANDREWS TO STAY.
Withdraw III trilKimUmi a lleml of
llrnirn tlnlveralty.
I'llOVIIHSVCK. H. I - Sent 1.V IS Hun.
jaiuln Andrew u has withdrawn his re-
signation us president of Ilrown uni
versity i.asl iilgnt the student cele-
brated the event nnd tho university
will reopen to-day.
tlremi roatnga Hliiiiip.
Washington' Sept. 1ft Tho secre-
tary of tho treasury and tho postmas-
ter general after consultation with
the president have decided to change
the color of tho oiirront 2-cont postage
stamps from carmine to green of the
shade now used on government notes.
The 10-ceut pontage stamp which Is
now printed In green will be changed
to some other color possibly carmine.
It Is thought that green Is a more de-
sirable color than carmine besides
saving the government about $10 000
lu the dilferuiiee in cost !etweou the
two inks.
Hmiator Witllliietnti (Jult.
llAi.riMoiti: Md. Sept 15. Fulled
States Senator Ooorge L. Wellington
to-day resigned the chairmanship of
tho Republican state central commit-
tee thus relinquishing the leadership
of the party in this state which he
has hold for the pnst throo years.
This action Is the direct result of the
Senator's defeat at tho recent conven-
tion in Ocean City. In resigning Sen-
ator Wellington delivered n very bit-
ter speech In which he prodloted de-
feat for tho Itopuhllcuu party In Mary-
land. formal Oneiilnc of .If It.
CoM'SIIIIA. Mo.. Sunt. 1.1. Tim MW.
kourl state university hold Its annual
opening exurelses in the university
amnionum yesiuriiay. rever beloro
has there been so larire an enrollment
on the opeuluif dur. aud nrosnooU are
good for an attendance of over 1000
students addresses were delivered
by I'rosldeut It. II Jesse Judge Alex-
ander Martin Dr. J. C Jones and Dr.
II. J. Waters In the absence of Dr.
T Sweeney of Indiana who had
been invited. Dr. W. T. Mourn con
ducted the devotional e.verelses.
Murilereil In a Cornllelil.
I..OIAK. Mo Sent. IS. A bodv ami-
posed to be that of Thomas Sullivan
of Springfield Mo. wita dlseoveied in
a corn Held near the Memphis route
stock yards south of this city early
yesterday morning. It was in a bd
state ol ileeompuelllon evidently hav-
ing been dead several duys. A bullet
wound lu the beck made bv a HS-oali-
her revolver aud a wound over the
left eye. conclusively proves that he
hud been foully murdered.
llaile Humor.
Wasiiinotov Kept IS. Regarding
the rumor that $1000000 had been
misused by Cliptaln O. M. Curier who
had ohurge of the river ami harbor
Improvements In the dUtrlet adjacent
to Savannah Oa aud who U uow
military attache of the United Mtatos
embassy In Umdun the secretary of
war states that then U ho Irregularity
In the aeeounU of Captain Carter but
merely a eliungu or departure from
the authorised plans of the war de-
partment and whue dlreetlous he
hud closely followed.
Urr Weather Cuue NuRerlue.
Makbium Mu Sept. 1J. The eott-
tiuued hot and dry weather is proving
disastrous to vegetation and there is
muuli suffering among live atoek.
There Is a seareitr of water lu the
country and the elty U now supply-
ing surrounding poluU.
Mo I'rledlr AU for CarlUU
Howe Sept. 13. The ofllalals of the
vatluan havo strlotly enjoined the
b'panlsh priests to abstain from all
participation in CarlUt agitation
Koyel make the food pure
vtrholtiome and tlcllcluu.
POWDER
Abiolutcly Puro
ftmAi RAK hu om n CO NtW VOM
Important Territorial Appointments
Expected Soon.
Washington Sept. IS. Oklahoma
appointments arc expected to bo mudo
before the president starts again on
his Bummer wanderings. Attorney
General McKenna and tho president
discussed Oklahoma patronago today
and the result is expected to bo a black
oyo for ex-Dolcgato Dennis Flynu.
Kver slnco tho president turned him
down by appointing liarncs as govcr-
nor;thu8 placing all tho patronage of
tho territory in antl-Flynn ranks tho
doughty dclcgato has thirsted for re-
venge. All tho stories of Ucpubllcan
mismanagement In Oklahoma and the
specific charges against llarnes Do
Ford and Orput havo been traced to
Flynn and his friends.
Tho presldjnt and Attorncy-Uoneral
McKenna aro angry at Flynn In conso-
quenco and havo decided that ho Is a
good man to keep outside tho breast-
works. All tho known Flynn men In
tho territory aro to bo given tho cold
shoulder by tho administration bocauso
of their determined efforts to bring
Oovcrnor liarncs and his appointees
into public odium
Tho contest for tho placo occupied
by Justice Iveaton Is strictly between
Judge 11. T. Ilalncr and 11. P. Uurwell
of OUlahoina City If it becomes noc-
eisary to turn down Ilalner because
of his alleged connection with tho doal
by which Orput was slated for mar-
shal and DoFord for cWk of tho court
at Oklahoma City liurwoll will prob-
ablv bo selected.
Judgo J. 0. Strang has dovcloped
strong backing for tho appointment of
chief iusllce though the conclusions
of the department of justlco aro not
yet known.
TO UUItK A UOI.ll IN ONK DAY
Take Laxatlvo llromo Qulnino Tablets
All druggists refund tho money If it
falls to euro. IBc
LOCAL MAUKKT8.
Quotations of Various Staples by Local
Dealers Yestorday.
Cotton haled.
U'lient mew) soil
Wheat (new) liartl
Corn
Oats
nut or bean
May
&
Steers
Oblckene old
Spring chicken a.
Turkey
Decks .. ..
(Jo en-
flutter. "
704' 71
30toM
l&HU
I 00
Jallr Uhlcaeu and New York drain ami
Cotton Blaraet.
HeirtMl by J i Wllllaau room H. unr
blocK. Uuthrfe. OkUlixins
Up to close of market Heptember 13 ibV7
Articles- lOneii lligii rw Close
Wheal uc VH'" ' vi .
Corn Iec ilsiW 3j
I'citton Oct !te mu si M
Perk-Dei- it s "
w . ei'.u'
'I ' 3I( .
I'l HI) f K. hi
!II f S 1
1 .rk .t-'itton
H i M 8 .
iWbeat t.
Yeafl y .
lithe for llciievolencei.
Coii m iii Mo . sc.jt i rhe Mis-
sionary l.ou.rd of the I ittle Iiouiio
rainiue Iliitlsts in himoii here decided
to ak f.ir benovolent ues that eu li
iiiiinS.er f the ehuri h bnug a certain
proH.i t hn of wiiat he lias raised lur
mg the ar. produce of the farm
ganleii stoi-U grain c-te. Committee
will reo iv till ottering ami disjiosu
of it at the best market prieea.
I'narl In Mlxourl lulf.
Cuu.i icotnk. Mo Sept li 'iw
luvftu who hal been following Med
lelne creek a small stream whose
source is In Jowu and which runs
through the eastern part of this county
for the last week reunited bereyester
day w ith msuy pearls found in thusi- 1
.i.lK
Ui-Uoiiicrotiuan Ilalner Ifonoreit.
WAsHitnroH. N.pt IV The Tresl
dent to-Jay apoiuted Daniel 1J.
Haiuer of Pennsylvania L'uited States
district attorney for the Western dis-
trict of Pennsylvania. Mr. Haiuer
was formerly a member of Congress.
We thank you Uindly for past favore
and hope you will continue to remem-
ber us for no one can be found who it
more anxious to please than F M.
Curtis proprietor Uutbrle Steam
Laundry.
Sexauer 411 Bast Cleveland ie
agent for tho Uutbrle Steam Laundry
Whenerer your laundry la not satis-
factory if you will return it before
wearing we will re-laundry free of
charge. Outhrie Steam Laundry.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 92, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 16, 1897, newspaper, September 16, 1897; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74032/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.