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MONEY TO LOAN
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one yc&r with robato of Interest from da to of Game llavo many oilier advan-
tages besides low rato of interest which will bo beneficial to you. It will pay
you to call and sou me. Low rates on loans in connection with Life Insurance.
J. STUART MKAY
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Hosrd ol Directors In addition to Hank Officers!
Jaraei Stratlon Horses Speed Hoberl Martin J R. Cotttngham
W. J. HORSFALL Caahlor.
TAKE NOTICE!
BUY OYSTERS where you can get
Oysters not water. There should
be Titcnly-JIro oysters In it pint ard
shall be at the
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Complete Cotton
From wagon to bale set up ready for work
lncluding boiler and engine. Gold medal
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Good work easily done;
continuous service and lots
of it always.
More than ever from the
number j model
OLD MOSES
And the Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies
Liquors Pit Tor a King.
'Special llrew" for Family Use
21 Bottles for $1.
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FfllE OF HE FIVE TRIBES.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER
JONES TALKS.
IS FOR VIGOROUS ACTION
Say There Mtut He No More Delay
Senate Suli-Coniliiltteo llni Agreed
to lleroiuineml Amendments to
t'rcieLt Lmi l'riiTldhic 1'or
Allotment Hint Itecogul-
Hon of atld Leases.
Washington Dec. 15. Commis
sioner of Indian All'alrs .lonus says
tlmt the time for humoring tlio Uvo
civilized tribes Is past nnd that for
Congress to postpone nctloti looking to
reforms would be next to criminal.
The commissioner has Just returned
from an extcushe tour of Inspection
and is unsparing in tils denunciation
of tho prevailing system of tribal gov-
ernment. He declnros the time has
come to change nil tills as delay
moans tin increaso of dlfllenltics. Tho
Indians have had their chance. Thov
refused to treat with tho Dawes com-
mission and should bo compelled t-
accept the conditions which Congress
in Its wisdom sees fit to Impovc.
I lie stilicommlttce of the Senate
committee on Indian ufTnlrs appointed
lo consider the problems presented in
Indian .Torrltory has practically de
cided to recommend amendments to
the present law 'providing for tho np-
portlonmont of nil the lands held by
tho five civillod tribes anion? tho
members of these tribes and also nn
amendment providing that alt valid
leasos shall bo rccognioil by tho gov-
ernment of tho United States and the
money paid on account of them cov-
ered into the troasury of tho I'nitod
States for the benefit of tho various
tribes as Mich.
NO LIMIT TO DEBATE
Home to I'antlilrr C1II hertlce yiioie
Hon lit Length.
Wasiiixoion Dee. l.VThe House
yesterday nftor a session of about
two hours ndjourned out of sympathy
for the President whose mother was
burled nt Canton yesterday afternoon.
The time of the session was devoted
to the consideration of tlio legislative
executive and judicial appropriation
bill. Jt was decided to postpone con-
sideration of the Item providing for
the maintenance of the civil service
commission until nftor the other fea
tures of the bill lind boen concluded.
It was apparent from the remarks
made that the entire subject will bo
exhaustively debated.
DELAY IN NICARAGUA.
Other Nut lorn I'rolllltic l.y Uncle tmn'n
Proormtlimtlon.
WASiiiNnTov Dec. ).' The Unltod
States government Is llkoly to have
considerable trouble in Nicaragua
wlion It comes to build n ennal If It
ever doos because of numerous con-
cessions which tho president of that
republic haH grunted to Knglish citi-
zens and syndicates for several of
them are in direct competition and
will Interfere with tho construction
of the ditch and tho transportation
business of tho company. Tho llrltish
government is evidently oncotirnging
its siibjoots to secure tho.so concessions
with a view to future diplomatic ad-
vantage. Cr.ttoil lijr ChrNtlin M'ltmc.
Wkhii Citv. Mo D-MJ. 1.1 V O.
Ilagamnn a well known and promi-
nent citizen of this city was toUnv
adjudged iuaiie. For ten year h?
was operator here for the Wvtrn
I'nlon Tulugrspli company only re-
signing Hint poNltlou quite recently.
Tho cause of his ailment wai Chi h-
tiam Scionce.
I'eriK Defen'e Mo.M.iiiiii.
Wkiii Citv. Kan.. Doc. is. Atone
minute after I o'clock yesterday morn-
ing .llminlo IVrns of Scummon
knocked nut Hugh McMnnus of I'ltU-
inirg. at the Weir City opera Iioum.
It wa a twenty-five round glove eon-
tost for S10.) and box otllee recoipU
and lasted twenty-four rounds.
One Voir fur Mrnlln; 810IM)
CiihVKNXK. Wyo.. Dee. 13 In the
United .Stu'ei court Judge Hallelt
sentenced Walter it Houghton the
ex-postal clerk oonv'.rteJ of stealing
a registered pa ok aye eontalning SIA-
00) to one year's imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
hlooon nail Ho'iaefrr M.itrlnsl.
Nkw Yuiik Dee 15 Oeorye K. Slas-
son professional billiard champion of
the world liac aeeuptctl Jaeob Sehuvf-
er' ohallonge for an lS-lneli bik-lino
match at 000 point.
Piatt Aheal In I'rluitrr.
Nkw Yoiik. Dee IV ItepHbllean
primaries were held in the variovtA
election district in this elty lat
night I'latt men won in nearly all
districts.
Southern Illinois Miners Win.
St. Louih. Mo. Dec. IS. Tho thirty-
fio mines of the Consolidated and
Madison Coal companies in the Itello-
vlllc. III. district have resumed op-
erations and 3000 miners have re-
turned to work. The mining com-
panies acceded to the demands of their
men.
Chicago's Aldermsolo Grab.
Chicago Dec 15. Chicago alder?
men raised their' salaries from 83 a
i 9i"s-..i1!!VlMt Bight by a
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY. DECEMBER W 1897.
DOESN'T WANT HAWAII
AmerlcHii I'rileratlnn of labor Acts
Acnlntt Antieiatlnn.
N.Vfiivu.n:. Tenn. Dea 1ft. At yes-
terday afternoon's sossion of t lie Atnor-
iean Pmleration of Labor lue Hawa
iian annexation question came up on
a report from tho committee on reso
lutions nud produced considerable dls
cuaslnn. Tile committee loported on
a rMOlntlon oppos'u the annexation
of Hnwnil oirered bv T. J. Klderklti
dint ireacntotl the following substi
tute:
Wherctis That annexation would
bo tn'.itiuiijuut to tho admission of u
Unvi stflti tho reiiresentnttves of
wlilch would necessarily work ami
vote for the enslavement of labor in
general: therefore be It
llewilved by tlio American Federa-
tion of Labor That we disapprove of
Annexation: and.
itofiolved. That we nrgo the United
Stules Senate to reject the treatv of
annexation nud to take such other
stops as may be iieccwary to maintain
amicable relations with Hawaii.
Andrew Kuruseth made a warm
speech opposing annexation. Ocorge
li. McNeill suggested Hint the substi-
tute be amended so as to provide for
tlio Incoming executive council laying
the matter before Congress and If
necessary before the President show-
ing the opposition of the I'lMlnratlon
to annexation.
The substitute as nmended was
adoptod.
BARBER ZANOLI HELD.
New Vnrk Imuran Mihitllrr to lie
Trleil for MunliT.
Nkw Yoiik Dec. l.y Charles Ziitioll
the barber who has been hold on sus-
picion of causing the death ( many
people on whose lives hu had obtained
Insurance was arraigned In the lolleo
court yesterday on the chf rr; of
homicide In causing the deatli of .ten-
nle Mihmcr his fourth and last wife
by tho ufo of poison or some other
menus. Tho chnrge was based upon
the result of tho preliminary examina-
tion upon tho body of Jennie Suhmer
which was oxliuineil. The death cor-
tiltcate gnvo typhoid fever as Hie
cause. The cursorv Investigation
made by tho exports proxed that
typhoid fovor was not a direct cause
of doath.
Xnnoll has already pleaded guilty to
tho elinnro of defrauding an iinui
unco company but has positively de-
nied that ho was In any way respon-
sible for tho doaths of his four wives
and the other persons whoso insur-
ance ho obtained .it noli wits held
without ball on thu ohnrgq .of lituiil
cide. Ho will be examined on Nntur-
tiny. LARGE STEALS IN TIMBER.
tiatr
AIIIU anil Luiuhcr Unilrra
In II
( hoctnvt Nation Amuteil. .
South McAi.r.sTKit I. T.. Dee IB. .
Upon the sworn complaint of 8 (iuer-
rlor special ngont of the Choctaw
Nation It annoars that two men bv
tlio nninos of (irnlinm and Miller of
this city havo been furnlsliiiirr the Mis-
sotiri Kansas and Texas railway with .
u large number of ties mi which lnnm
Bumsof roynltyarodue. Tho complaint
aiso omorncofc humlreds of saw mill
mon nnd lumber dealers In the Na-
tion. To chock this 1). M. Wisdom
Indian ngont. Issued nn order to-tluy
which will close up four-fifths of the
saw mills In the Nutton. throw hun-
dreds of men out of employment and
compel nil firms transacting business
to show books and i.ccounU dating
back to a time when permits expired.
Ciiptaln Kills chief of tho Indian po-
lice has buon ordered to soku nil ma-
terial upon whloli royalties havo not
boon paid and hold It until the royally
Is mill.
Ilrjan Talks to Meilrn's t'nngreM
Cityoi-Mbxico Deo IS Yuatorduy
nfternoon Mr. Ilrynti visited tlieelinin-
ber of deputies and was admlttod to
tlio tloor the congressmen all rising
out of respeet to the lender of the
Demouratie party in the I 'tilted StuU-s.
He was invltod to speak and talked
of parliamentary Institutions nud of
the progress which Mexico is making
on nil hands. HU reception In tho
chamber was enthusiastic.
Major Anilerion to lteiln
Toi'KKA Kan.. Dec. 1ft. Major Tom
Andar-Min will resign his position as
general district passenger and tieket
agent of the Itoek Island road to take
elfeet January I. It is understood to
mean that Major Anderson will bo
appointed to either the position of
United States marshal or governor of
the Soldiers' home at Leavenworth.
ToiaUa Maiont I'ron I.
Toi'KKA Kan. Deo. l& The thirty-
third degree of Scottish Kite Masonry
was conferred upon eight candidates
here lust night. This Is the first time
in the history of Masonry that this
dogrsve was over' conferred outside of
Olusgow Scotland or Washington
D. C.
t'auterlierrr I'IbaiI Uullty.
JIUTCiHK. Kbu.. Dee. 14. S. I'
Caitterborry president of the defuuot
tftate Hank of lluUihlnsou pleoded
guilty to the charge of wrecking that
Institution and was fined Sl.fOO anif
eosts.
liuirur Harry Arraigned.
Losito.v Dec 11 Jimmy Harry of
Chicago and his soeonds were remand-
ed yesterday on the charge of man
slaughter for causing the doath of
Walter Croot in the- prise ring.
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Murder la Bectail Decree.
Kansas Citv Kan. Dec. 15. At
13:10 o'clock this inofnlnir the jury tn
the case of Wilholpi Deltz charged
vith the murder of Buisell Lindsay
returned a verdict of. murder in the
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ALL
CANTON IN
MOURNING
DEEP
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.
limine nud School Suspend Mem-
hers or the t'nhlnet and Other
Xntnhlct Attrml the Funeral
lr. .Manchester's Kulugjr
'I he beuate AiljournS'
I'rrtlilrutlxl I'arly.
Can-Tov Ohio. Dee. IB. Kverv bus-
iness house tho schools tho court
house and all city otllces wcro closed
at noon yesterday In tribute of respect
for Mrs. Nancy Allison .McKlnloy
mother of the President Inst services
for whom were performed in the Klrst
Methodist church this afternoon. Itnln
fell heavily nil day but hundreds of
people gathered In and ubout the
church and thousands waited in tho
storu. for the passage of tho funeral
procession.
Secretary and Mi-n Alger Socretary
lllls. Seeietary Wilson Attorney
(ienoral and Mra MeKenua Postmas-
ter tlouernl (Jiu. Mr. Porter secre-
tary to the President and wife; As-
sistant Secretary Day and other no
tabic persons eiimo front Washington
nnd many part of Ohio and neighbor-
ing states to pay their last respects
Brief private services were hold at
the house attended by the Immediate
family and the Washington guests.
These consisted of a prayer ly tho
Kev. Mr. Manchester nnd the rending
of the Twenlv-thlrd psalm bv the I'.ov.
Mr. McAfee
At 2 o'clock the pallbearers carried
Hie collln Into the crowded chinch and
the president and immediate members
of tlie family the notable mourners
from Washington and oloo friends
followed nnd took rcservsd sents In
the front of the church.
Tho Itov. Dr. .Manchester who w.ts
n comrade in arms of the Piosldcut
during tlio war was a member of the
famous Twenty-third Ohio volunteer
Infantry and whohnd been the pus-
tor of tho llrst .Methodist Hplscopil
churcli for soino yenrs. delivered tho
principal add res.
The lid of tho collln was then re
moved and the largo congregation as
Well as many who had been unable to
uiii iiiiiuin-tiuii in iiie ('Huron inuii
past to take it last look of all that was
mortal of Mother McKinley.
Then the family and friends entered
the enrriagos and. followed by thous-
ands proceeded to Westlawn eeiue-
tory whore tho body was laid to rest
in tho family lot
Last evening tho cabinet olllccrs
nnd other distinguished olllccrs ex-
cept the McKluley family took illu-
nor nt the home of Mrs. Oeorgc D.
Darter. The President and the Imme-
diate family remained at the old
homestead until train time.
Tho special train on wfilch tho
Washington party camu loft ul8:tu
last evening the President's car
"Newport" bolng attached.
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SILVER STILL THE ISSUE
llie National Ituird of Truln'i llieoii
tlv Coniliiltten heel No t hums.
Wasiiixoion Doe. i.. Tho Nut an
al Hoard of Ttado met here to-lay for
Its twenty-eighth annual session ox-
liovernor Stnnard of Missouri pntsld-
Ing in the absence of the president
Frederick I'raloy of Pennsylvania In
Its report tho cxueutivo committee
said on tho subject of tho currency:
"Over-con fldeiice as to the continued
Influence for good of the defeat of
stiver at the last elect on Is a serious
mistake? In the absence of careful
attention in the meantime unless by
loom very unexpected contingency
we shall have an unprecedented de-
gree of national prosperity at the lime
of the next general and Presidential
slootions we may oxpjet to j the
Hat money Issue the issue of the CHin-
palfc'n "
Wrung Ills Wife's NroU.
WiN.Mi'ho Dee J.Y An Indian
woman ou Kerens r ver was mi tie ring
from typhoid fever and beeauu In-
sane. Her husband thought slit hud
beeome a "woudign" and deolded that
she must bo killed at onee to prt-rent
her from eating oilier member of her
band. Grabbing his wife around the
body witli one arm he grasped her
hair with the other and twisted her
head until her neck was broken
talfikln to tome In free.
Wasiii.soiox Dec 13. The seere-
tary of the treasury has deckled not
to appeal from the recent decision of
tho board of general appraisers In
which It was held that calfskins should
not be olassiiled as hides but as skins
Under this ruling calfskins will be ad-
mlttod freo of duly.
liuropsan Docs fur Klondike
Nkw Yoiik. Dee. -1ft. On board the
Wilson Hue steamer ltritts.lt King
whleh oumo Into port to-day from
Antwerp tiiere were seventy dogs
bound for tho Klondike.
No Kentucky Distillers Combine.
Louisyu.i.K Ky Djc 1 3. The at-
tempt of the Kentucky Distillers' an-
soolatton to sooura an ugroeineut to
restrain tho produet on to fifteen or
twenty million gallon:! In 1H0 has
failed the secretary having rooclvud
less than a doxen answers to thu luvi-t-.'.lon
to sign the eontraoU
A Cliloaea llaak tlerk's Hhortoce.
Cuioaoo Dea IS. Herman (1
Knickerbocker a xokkecpor for the
First National bank wan arrested to
Ok'ahoma Workmen to Have IVrrtio
Msl Jurisdiction
An important meeting of the grand
Olllccrs of the Oklahoma contingent of
tlio Ancient Order of Unllid Workmi.
was held In the Pythian hall raster-
day. Mhe nicel'tig was enlloo lo for
mulato plana to unjust dlirdrenoes
Which havo prevailed between tic
supremo lodge and tho Oklahoma
lodge for sovcral yars. It will be
remembered that when the Workmen
lodges wore organised In tlio territory
apotltionwas sent to tho Minreine
lodges praying for territorial Jurisdic-
tion. This was not granted owing to
tho small number of territorial Woilt-
mon tnd tho Oklahoma grand lodge
wai attached to Texts The Okla
homauB rebelled at tula action
and tatting nut a charter tin
der territorial laws proceeded to do
bustucts on their own hook. The
supremo lodge instituted tuit agnimt
tlio Oklahoma Workman and was
knocked out In tho courts The rase
is now pending on appeal Px-Lleu
tenant (lovcrnor Kiddie of KanstB n
member of tho supremo lidco en
deavorcd to placate the Oklahou n
Worumcn and sovcral Hirelings have
been held lo this end. Tho meeting
yesterday was boated but reaon and
judgment prevailed and on vote the
grand oftlcors decided lo adept the
tornis offered by Mr. Kldnlo in
luhalf of tho supreme lodge and
become onco more under the control
of the supreme lodr o with territorial
jurisdiction and with classified assess
inents. There aro thirty Workmen
lodges in Oklshrmn aid the nc'Ujn
of tho -rand ofllclals mug be ratified
by a ." ejorlty of the tubordiuate
lodg'it. In case UiIb is dono the rase
in the supremo court will ho nollcd
Tho grand clivers present yesterday
wrro:
0. A. Klcliardann Oklahoma City
grand master workman
U. II Ilsncy Hdmond past grand
master workman
A. K Coleman Norman grand over-
seer. T. K. Tingle Outhrlc grand ro-
cordor. J. K Sater 8tlllwator grand ro
eclvcr.
J. 12. Johnston Enid grand guide.
J. N Chambers llltckwoll grand
watchman. -
J. 0. Mahr Shawiico grand n.ctll
cal director.
S. J. Johnson Alva grand irutlM
super h t; .. to I ii
IlAllltlKIW It: I Mi l0 . - In
ciisu ot tho btulo iifam i I i. -..
Judge 'Wood overruled 1'ie in ii o i t
a new trlul nnd sriit'ini-.l Hi il .
nut to be hanged I'Vbru un l I iif
fmiilntil. IIIimI tllllituvlt fur 1111
ipp-ii
the Stipromn court mil I
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given until Kolirtmrv
I ivjy ii i
bill of O.VQODtioilN
OUTWITTED BY ELOPERS.
Slater Couple Itwttuiio rrom n Town
Mtiralixl ut llli;Klnatllli
Si.atkh Mo. Dec. IB. lhnl D.
I lights a iravellnir man from Mllwsu-
Uoo and Kthel lleebo the pretty !
year-old dnitghlor of Mrs. Ileebe pio-
prletruss uf the Hotel Sullne eloped
yesterday afternoon svlth the Intention
if being married at tl e Midland hotel
In Kansas City but were Intercepted
at HlgginsvillK by a telegram which
had 1eeii sent by Mr Heehc ordering
the arrest of Air. Ingles his brother
Thomas Ingles and his wife on a
charge of iibdiiellnii They were all
arrested but Mrs. Ileebe afterward
authorised the release of all except
her daughter.
Marshal llradforo of Higgiusvillo
received a telegram soon after from
Mrt. lleeb roipirstlng him to ho'.d
tho young couple who were on the
Chlcugo .t Alton passenger train.
Mrs. Ileebe had learned that they
weie en route to Lexington Mo The
marshal me the train just In lime to
Intercept the pair as they ware taking
a 'bus to transfer them lo the lrxlng-
ton train.
Upon a later telegram from Mrs.
Heelie th marshal released Ingles
but held the young woman intending
to take her home by the next train.
After his release Ingles hired a car-
riage and drove lo Ike rear ot the ho-
tel In which theolflcer had Uken Miss
Iteebo. Il Is supposed h servant in
formed Miss Heel of this situation
and she sl'pped unobserved down the
back stitlrwtty entered the vehicle
and the two escaped together
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PINE POINT IN MULES.
MltlHUrl Allium! Deelared the 1-argnr
Helmuts of (Iraatur llnni-e of lUek.
Ciiicaao Dee. l.VThe Msryvllle
Mo. mule that whs heraldssl when it
lauded In the stuck yards on Saturday
as the "largest inula on earth" re-
eetvtxl yesterday Its first challenge lo
defend that title and after comparison
of measurements and weights at u
down town livery stable it waideeuled
the Missouri produet was more mule
than the ehal longer.
A nice point was involved m de-
tormtiiing Just what was meant by
largest" as applied to a male. The
challenging hybrid which was
brought to Chtoago from Wisconsin
surpassed the Missouri animal in
weight whit tits latter showed Die
greater length height and breadth
The Judges however decided uiisui
tnously In favor of the crtutuie uf
larger frame. The kick b"tag the
most ehuruoUrUtiu accoiuplisliiufiit of
the mule they argued that the i.o-m-s
sor of the greutest kicking range was
mure mule than hi rival
The Missouri champion standi nt
hands and 1 ' inches lu height iu.as-
uros It feel and inches in length
over all ami weighs :oii pound-.
His rival wluli neighlug :" i
poBlids Is only u hands high
13 foel and 3 im he long
The Missouri mule wilt be sir
to London while the rtvui tuuu.
an t
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wilt
start later In the week for London to
become a part of the llaruutu X is ulev
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Ueyal makes the food pure
whnltsnme and dclli.leus
AbsolutclPuro
I SCT..I Sl-0 KKHI eo. SIW MS
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Outhrio to Uive S3O.00O When tb- All
hoina Central Is In OpcrntlorV0
port ou Ucd Forle'Uihtnlo KV
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Tho rogular mooting ot tho UitUirio
club last night was largely attended
and a variety of subjects wcro up for
discussion.
Tho matter of tho Oklahoma Central
rosd whs taken up and after sumo do-
nate Mr 0.0. Hornor offered tho fol
lowing resolution which was adopted
Hinolvcd by the citizens of Uuthrle
assomblc.l That wo oxiend to S M
Porter grouting ou tlio consummation
ot the arrangements of tho building of
tho Kansas Oklahoma Central and
Southwestern Ual.soad company aud
that when said railroad shall be In op-
eration from ColTeovillu to Uuthrle
not later than January 1 1800 tho sum
of $50000 bo donatwd and guaranteed
said company as a boniiB uud also tho
thu rgutof-wsjr from tho eastern
boundury of LogaEcounty to the city
of Outhrtc bo given tosTUd company
air. i nomas appcarcoVO'eloro
ciuo nnu asuea lor a doujrtivn
.
farm on which to establish a homo ft
tho orphans o: the torrltory Referred
to committee ou welfare of the city
John Shartell delivered an abo dis-
course on puro water aud how to ac-
quire tin) b nine.
After general ditcuislon tho question
of butter water for tho cl y was re
ferrcd to tlio committee ou welfare of
the city.
'1 he question ot securing a Ore chief
and pulling tho same on a liberal
inlury was discussed. Tho sentiment
was ttronglv in favor of the tame.
Mr. (J jo. Ii iliiliugsloy cfTored tho
following resolution:
ltesolved Ily the cltii.ins.bero assem-
bled that we repotlJAvr quest our
city council lo muko -tT- -r"rt:B
to eooure a good andTBufllclout suppK
of water and furttior. to hire a roiu
patent lire chief t6 take chargo of thu
alty tiro department.
James M. lirooks and Harry Uray
ii ported ou the llrowti road tho re
port being substantially tho same as
that published yesterday.
The question ot remodelling tho
water works system ot the city a
scouring ueitcr wator and more p
Hiiro in case of (Ires is oio that
club proposes to keunlv agitato
important yet with all tho agHt
Utile can Lo done aiuro '.hero aro
82 000 city funds avallablo for
purposo BnoN """; . ri in
ralhor slow Tho .'Jl1on' of the club
In prodding tho council relative to
maintaining a bettor lire ccrvlco U
nommondablo A good practical mnn
should be selected as chief and ho
nliould bo given a fair salary Two
years ago (iutlirlo could boast of tho
best (Ira department lu tho southwest
The olalm does not hold good now anil
a general shaking up is necessary
TO UIJIIK A UOI.D IN tINK DAY
Tako Laxatlvo llromo Quinlno Tablets'
gpfAi
POWDER
All drutrglsta refund tho mono If -JJ.
fails to euro. tin. Tho genuine liast '
Ij It 4 on eaoli tablet.
Thloves Work While Others Mourn.
C'ti'f Ohio Dec. IB During iho
progress of the funeral of Mrs Mc-
Kinley several ribborles occurn J
The home of Lr"ia Marshall was en
tered uud a largi ipiuntit; of Jmclr
was secured J hranmrs ji-w. i v
establishiueut oppnit the chur. b
was looted of dianioniK iatilp-s an 1
nthei ) uelry A nuiubei nf ' - '
wer. .iKn picked of valu ibles
I Itii lllora Negroes I jrnuheil
Ntn OlU.KANS I.a . Di-C I i -j'
mill Inn tes Aluxamli i. inlored we
Ivncbi l tlerdav inorningat I oel
for i oiiip icily lit tni Hut in iminl
Tbej confessed. 1 m oilier u-pt
were horse whippn I ai.d ordered
leave the country
Iwu Uvea and S 10.000
btllANlok I'a l. i 1 One a
'
possibly two lives wet. st uud
000 worth of nropertv dtr.
dlsssU-rous Are -KiuaU.-rnTTtil .at'
laiduight in Duryeu si d aniot
ruioeil the business portion uf ti .
town
Jacks and Jennets
for sale cheap
Kentucky Mam
moth aud Puro
llred Iliack Span
ish Jennets safe iu
foal. I'eJigrces
furnished Corre
rpondenco tolic t
A.i irtss J K Ilradley. Ilox lit
Caril ai Mo
-J-'Tt-V " JUeLlrJ
l'ubllo Hale.
8 D Clay of Paris Ky . is in tho
eity with a carload of thoroughbred
mares each of whleh has a registered
pedigree. '1 hee mares will be sold at
publie auction InPorry on Saturday
Dee. la. 1697 a-jt the pedigree fur-
nished to oaeh purchaser Mr. Clay is
a eousln of Charley Colcord whom
everybody knows. Mr. Colcord will
voueii for Mr. Clay and as to tho cor
reetness of this fine stock. If to
want something worth keepl
should attend this sale Dawt J5
- -ru t.
A 73 cent thermometer rv.. .. sx'"
.
ing Ubles at Li
pUni
er de-jputy Sh'-wi
second degree "
day an a charge of embeziP- .
stiyw
Co 's for 5 cents
'or "S cents Sua tha 'Jls
W M
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 14, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 16, 1897, newspaper, December 16, 1897; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74105/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.