The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 278, Ed. 1, Monday, April 17, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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F.ntrred In the pomoBJre at Guthrie Okla
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Official Paper of OUabom Territory.
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MONDAY. APML 17. IKHi
Tin: statesman without a roMtltu
ency finds an appropriate running tnato
hi the journalist without a newspaper
connection.
JrnaiKn from tlie reports which
como from the Hae and Fox agency
tht greyest and cheapest "clviliser"
of tho red man is the smallpox.
krx AToit Fairiunkh who thinks ho
knows says llobart has a cinch on
rcnominatlon but thoro nro otliors
who would not bet a cent on that
cinch. Lovl I'. Morton on".c thought
he had a cinch too.
Thk olTorts of tho goldltcs to kill on"
liryan and the silver causo aro not
winning anything. The ovation ten-
dered Ilryan In Now York City Satur-
day night shows that the sliver cham-
pion 1ms a stronger hold on tho ene-
my's country now than over before.
Who said wo had no noblemen?
Assistant Secrotary of War Moiklojohn
has just boon inado a knight of tho
Royal Order of tho Sword by tho king
of Sweden. Ho says ho doesn't know
why. It will requiro an act of con-
gress to enable Mr. Moiklojohn to
accept tho title.
Tukiuj aro others besides Congress-
man Steele of Indiana who would not
object to BP.elng the Philippine islands
Bwapped for a yellow dog and tho dog
killed. Hut 830000000 and several
hundi-n" Mvos.not to mention tho crip-
ple' l- ! disoascd for life is a big prico
t i v ; or a yellow dog.
t oil trusts are angry over the
precipitate action of Oil Inspector
Erring. Thoy say Ewlug is a humbug
and is morely making jrrand stand
plays for publication not as an evi-
dence of good faith. Tlicso mornjo re-
marks of tho oil agents will doubtless
cause a -uddon rlso in oil inspection
rates.
SOUK OUUli ADYIVH.
1'horo 1h a good bit of sound advlco
in the words of Congressman Curtis
receuMy uttored in rotation to tho ad-
justment of tho Indian territory:
"It is Impossible antl ought not to
bo oxfioolctl that any monsurc for rad
ical ci-Btige in tho government of the
five trlbos can at first be perfect.
Whatever measure muy bo adopted
tvHj when put in practical oporation
be found in many points doficlent and
inadequate. These objeottonablo foa-
turcs may not bo permanent. They
can bo changed from time to time as
cxperlcneo toadies tho right way aud
justice- demands alteration Ono rea
Hon. it seems to us that tho treaties
havo been go linlvorsmiy unpopular
lies in the fact in the making of theeo
treaties tho commissioners havo tried
to cover every question in details for
all llmo to come. Tho real doelrablo
and essontlolly Important features
have been smotherod with innumer-
able provisions of socondary signifi-
cance: many of whloh aro both unnec-
essary and obnoxious. Thoso who
really want the speody adjustment of
tho uromalous conditions that obtain
5n this country aro roudy to favar
nny measuro that provides for trie as-
Bcntlal elements sought after namely
allotment and adjustment of townslto
titles. The numerous little problems
of secondary significance can be ad-
u ted as they arise from time to time
by congressional legislation or depart-
mental rulings. The application of
any sort of remedy Is bettor than
nothing and the sooner tho suspensQ
Is ended nd some radical stand Is ta-
ken looking to the twttlemant tho
lie t tor far all coneerue d.
TKXAS AKli TlUt TltllllliOllIHS
Texas papers appear to be much ex-
orcised over the ultimate status of tho
two territories. Texas has loug
claimed the Indian Territory and its
tonaclos reach far up Into Oklahoma.
The Dculson Herald says:
Tho territory north of Texas will
soon be a state. That Is the inevitable
It Is the destiny if you will. With the
opening of tho country will oome its
upeedy settlement. Within auother
uecaao titno and conditions will be
completely changed aud a now phaso
of commercial ond agricultural possl-
llllities will be nriwanliul '!.
What Texas business men should do
is to grasp tlie situation before it is
too lato bring to ToxaB towns the
trade of this now territory soon to bo
aettied seo that all re is run to Tex-
as and that the Texas jobbers can got
an won break or a little better than
an oven break with Kansas City and
other towns for Torrltory trado- The
opening of the Indian Territory should
mean an increase of trado for Toxas
Instead of a decrease. Will it? It all
depends on Toxas and Texaus.
Replying to the above observation
the I'urcoll Register says:
That's tho propsr argument for
'iexas but the btate to be will do tho
proper thine by dupnortlng its own
cities and towns. The twrrltory has
always been looked upon as a tributary
of Texas. When wo make a stale we
should cease the tributary existence
and become a self-dependent belf-
supporting community. In the time
Hood's Pills
Are prepared from Na-
ture's mild laxatives and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Rouse ihe Lives
Cure ick Headache Bil-
iousness Sour Stomach
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere 25c. per box.
Pro parod by 0. 1. Hood ft Co. Lowell JIass.
to come when we havo put on the full
habiliments of statehood wo will greet
Texas as a sister state not as a fostor-
lug prottctor claiming tribute of our
people.
0VEII THK TEllluTOKY.
W. .7. Oaultdlod in Oklahoma City
aaturuay
The interior department has given
SIM square muea west 01 ucavcr couu
t n N'ntv Mnvli.n It wnn lnnrf Rim
posed to belong to Oklahoma but tho
department noma mat 1110 meruuan
two and a half miles east of the old
line is the Nostcrn boundary of UKl
liomn.
Charles Uandall has rccolvcd a lcttor
from "Kid" Hummel In Manila. Ho
wrltos that ho took part in tho fight
with tho army though he Is a citizen
Ho says GO Americans wero killed and
MM) wounded while thousands of Fili
pinos wero slain. He is keeping house
and has three servants wiiicn cost mm
only 820 per month. Pawnco "lines-
Democrat. Hugh Owens Kay county's political
rnenft-ntr f mnrrimnn t. tvlm tnnflf ilin
welkln ring in Uuthrle during tho
fourth legislature thinks of starting
a paper called the Midnight Courier.
Iln tirnnnRnn In nrlnt n nlnturn nf nv-
ery husband who stays out after mid-
nignt just as no is iounu anu tno cir-
cumstances under which he is found.
nMi ti nunor wnnlil nrnbalilv hr irnn-
orally rood and every wifo would want
two copies.
Oklahoma is the hotbed of queer
things. For instance tako tho case
of Honsloy end rcery at Hi iteno.
lioth edit rival papers. They have
been scranpldg for olght years. Sever-
al times tho scraps almost led to blood
shed. They nover spoke to each other
and swore repeatedly that they never
would. At tho recent city election
Honsloy was olected mayor of tho city
and l'ecry police judgo. Each sup
ported tho other. Now tho two bel-
ligerents aro sleeping together and
raoro romarkablc still are dividing tho
city printing
Tho 1'crry Entcrprl&o Times a stal
ware Republican paper cracks at tho
homo rule plank of the national Re
publican platform which President
McKiuloy lias disregarded so studious-
ly in this manner: "The death of
Judge Powers leaves a vacancy In tho
land of this placo and tho vacancy
will havo to bo filed by someone. Tho
question naturally arises Who will
this be and will he bo a homo mail?
Judge Powers made many personal
fiicnds while llvlt g in Terry and
naught could be sutd against him per-
sonally. His administration was
clean and satisfactory throughout but
he was an outsider coming hero from
Pennsylvania lu tho appointment of
his successor tho people of this dis
trict have n rlglit to demand that tho
place bo given to a home man. The
peoplo of Noble county and tho people
oi mis land oiuco district as well as
tho peoplo of Oklahoma at largo havo
in mass meeting and convention de-
clared for a homo rule policy. In tho
lost national convention of Kepubli-
caus a plank of the platform adopted
declared for homo rule and in all
reason the successor to this ofllco
should be a man from this district "
lllg Fire at Clo vol mul.
'l'vcland Ohio April IS Almost halt
'Ii block nf buitlneu houses bounded by
Uike Hank Academy ami St. Glair
mreel wan wljieU out by fire thlg r.ur-
n.inn the damage done amounting to nl-
.inxtt a million k1lu. The llauiue bi'jk
.in In a straw Roods faotory. whore a
large number of Klrta were omployed and
that none of them leit their lives Is ml
racutoiu. A number of persong -were in-
jured follows:
Augugt 'MarquharOt fireman tinglne
company no 2 head nut mid stunned.
Frank Huirhes uiginu comiKiny No. 3
heaJ too aA 1 lands burned.
Krank ICane liook ond ladder oonipstny
N.i. 7 head anil face burned.
Mrs. Alary MyleU No. 81 Marlon street
budly burned about (he head hands and
ohoet.
l'atrirk Jordan engine company No. 1
liuroed about head and hands.
''nuik Iirunner engine company. No. I
burned about face.
Frank Murphy and Bhonvood Hoyt ex
Kine company No. 1 burned lianas sad
face.
John lausch'rtrNo. (b'llofetta stret
liinily l.urmd un lietul face acd arms.
'I'll. ilaoMtge dune ! as follows:
'ur story brick building No. e llsnk
trr-t owned by P. Rosenfelt and occu-
iil. d by Meyer Jaakulell packer of lost
tubacco. Loas WQ.
Four story brtek block 91 Bank strait
owned bj K. I. Dsldwln eilili and (to
oupiea by I JI. "WTiltoonil) ft Co. and A.
W. J. SampMner cloak inanufaeturem.
llaJdwln estate kias J10.G00; U II. tVhU-
comb Co.. lose MS; A. W. ft J. 8am-
Miner loss JISJ.OCS.
Six story brick block Ha. m Bank
trtt owned by Uie IP. I. Baldwin estate
and occupied by Hart & Co. wholesale
miuincri. Haldwlu estate low JW9 Hart
ft Co. 1om tM.600.
Four story brlok bulWtag Ko. U Bank
trtet uwnts) by the Bradley estate and
occupted by H. Black & Oo. elor'i man-
ufacturers. Ketat. loss Hjm. IlUek and
Co. loss wo.eae.
C. II. Foote'g loss .. Ilee4 Bros loss
S7MM.
Mv atory brick building No. 9 Aca-
demy street owned hy the Bradley estate
and oocupled by Comey ft Johnston
straw hat manufacturers. Bstate loss.
12B.0CO Oomey Ac Johneion'a huts tlM.009.
Two story frame building owned and
occupuM by IS. Itosenveldt etgar manu-
facturer loss f&G00.
Mx uK two story buikHngs end a small
Uvry stable on Acnlwny street dameg-
d to the extent of about tljm.
1 be Are atarted In the rear of the boo-
ond lloor of toe Oomey & Johnston's
factory and In a few minutes tho whole
buUdlas was ablaze. Ui0 fOO elrle nnd
women omployed fc-ettlnc out by mean
of flro eeeapes. Tlie llamas thon oommu-
nloated with tiie block ooeupled by Hart
& Co. and thenco spread to the other
blocks damaged.
Mrs. AVylett sustained her Injuries
while escaping from the straw hat fac
tory. The injuries to tbe firemen wore
not intlloted In ono siot and go to show
tn rtiat close quarters they wer. com.
IH-iled to rlghi tho llamea.
HUMOR OF LUNATICS.
A8ANE MAN'S EXPERIENCE IN AN IN-
SANE ASYLUM.
n' th Tlmw Ko ln4 TiporsVi Jlrlmt
Jjnfi Uy I tic liiiiintfs Sin Won
It rnil r to ItUtrtiKl I'.Vfii llji' Suiter
liitenilrnt of tlit- liifillt utlon.
"I never knew until I wunt ont tn
California this time that instine people
have n powerful wnw of linmnr" snlil
n Washlngtoninn who recently retnrned
from a trip to tho const "I oonfem that
I've always found n morbid wirt of in-
terest in going through noted insane
asylums nnd so I nrniod mywlf with
tho proper credentials In Sun FrnnrUoo
nnd wont up to 'Nnpn comity to have n
look orer tho splendid itByluin for tho
inline there. Innsmnch ns I wanted in
ecu a few things without tho attention
of n gnldo I didn't prwent my letters
bnt just rambled nround tho lienntiful
spacious grounds for awhile. I hndu't
spent threo ininntw e.xninining the ex-
traordinary row gardens In front of the
main asylum building before : tall
slondor young mun well dressed and
exceedingly well groomed emerged
from a clump of olenndor trees and np-
pronched in a
"Taking n look nronnd oht" mid
hn to mo.
" Yofl' I said. 'I only arrived hero
a fow minntj ngo nnd I'm tnklng tho
liborty of nosing nbont without any
official gnidnnca '
" 'Woll' tho tail young mnn said
plentnntly 'I don't suppose I fnll ont
of tho classification "official guidance "
fieolng that I nm the nssistnut snperin-
tendont horo yet T should bo pleased to
show you about nnd at tho sumo timo
try not to place any restraint npon yon
by my awe inspiring prosonce.'
"Well tho'young chnp's manner wna
bo plonsnnt nnd winning thnt I conld
only thank him for his klndnoes nnd
wo atnrted ovor tho gronndi. Wo
hadn't gono fnr beforo n mlddlo nged
man nlso woll drepsod nnd woll groom-
ed nppenred some dtstnnco In front of
us down tho grnvol walk nnd ho beck-
oned to my companion. Tho young
mnn excused himself courteously nnd
wont np to tho mlddlo nged mnn. Tho
two conversed onrnoetly togothor for it
fow tninntoa nnd then linking arm?
what do they do bnt coolly wnlk off
leaving mo standing there in the mid-
dle of tho grnvol pnth n good denl non-
plused. " 'Surprised over the way thoy do-
Bortod you?' wild n voico right back of
mo. 'You mustn't mind a littlo thing
liko that thongh. Doth of thoso men
nro ns crnzy ns loons. '
"I turned nround nnd thoro stnnd-
ing behind n hedge nbont ten feet to my
rear was it littlo old gentlemnu neatly
dressed In black nnd with n quizzical
sinilo on his features.
'Snrcly' I enid 'yon cannot monn
thnt thai rntiounl speaking plonsnnt
mannered young man who wns conduct-
ing mo about tho grounds is bereft of
bin wits?'
" 'Mnd ns n Mnrch hnre ' ropented
tho old gentleman flatly. 'Incurnblo
caso. Harmless bnt incurnblo. Tho
man thnt ho went off with Is also n
very end caso very. Thinka ho is tho
Mnlinrajnh of Hludblnd or something
liko that Bnt you mustn't mind 'cm.
Lots of visitor nre taken in the samo
wny. If you euro to I'll just show yon
nround. I am ono of tho board of visit-
ors of this institution nnd just happen-
to bo horo in my unofficial capacity to-
day. '
"Much mnrvoling ovor whnt the old
gentlomnn told mo I foil in with him
nnd wo rambled nround tho hngo gera-
nium nrborn nnd finally entered tho
enormous glass building whero the cul-
tivation of violots is enrried on.
" 'Nico nrrny of ilowors isn't ltV
tho old gentleman inquired of ino wuv-
Ing his hand at tho beautiful bods of
violots In bloom. 'I am not inordinately
vain my friend I hope you will under-
ntand nnd yet I ennnot but cougrntu-
lnto wysolf uion tho introduction of
this violet raising feature horo for I
myself wns reHponslblo for it nnd only
succeeded in having this hothouso con-
structed after enormous exertions with
tho authorities of the institution.'
"I congratulated the old gentlomnn
upon the result of his labors nnd wns
just about to nsk him to tako mo into
tho main building nnd introdnco mo to
tho superintendent when ho suddenly
excused himself Haying that ho had
loft his epectacloH on n lunch in tho
gardens and would bo back directly. 1
waited for him for fully teu lninutos
but as ho did not return I (started on
out of the gins building.
" 'Yon didn't really expect him
back?' I heard a voice say. ami thou
a pleasant faced man drewed as n la-
borer nnd carrying n wittering pot
onmo from behind n group of pnlms.
lie spoko with a Scotch broguo.
" 'The old gentleman yon wero with
la very bad up here' said tho man with
tho watering twt touching his fore-
hoad. 'He's boon here for 20 yearn nnd
ho fanciee ho owns tho place. I nm the
hond gardener here nnd ho tried his
boat to run ma Hut he don't no sir
ho don't. Ho cnu't No crnzy mnn can
run ino. ' And the riootchinnn wont down
tho length of tho raised violet beds wa-
tering tho plants.
"I passed out of tho glass building
nnd sturted for tho entrance to the main
building thoro to pruacnt my lettora.
As I wns nbout to walk up tho stops to
tho entrance n man with aide whiakora
and rather n sharp piorciug oyo wulked
up to ma
" 'You havo business horoV ho in-
quired of mo in a rather sharp tone.
Woll I thought ho might lie another
of 'em. aud bo I kept right on. lie fol-
lowed me up tho stairs and into tho
office aud I had to hand my lottora to
him. Ho was tho superintendent no
smiled when I told him of my oxiieri-
encu in tho grounds.
" 'Which of thorn was really iusauoT'
I asked him.
" 'All of them.' ho replied." Wash-
ington SUir
The Cullfortita Limited.
Via Santi Fo Uoutc; best and speed-
loet tralnti California; to Los Angeles
in fiW ftftY-A Mirnn il.na A ivnAlf Oil.
servatlon eat with spacious parlor for
ladles and children 'saspcoialfeature.
If you uso Llllio's ntlla vou won't
havo tho grip.
AUKW WANTKD-rOUTHK IJKK AND
Achievement of dm!ral Dcwcy" the
world Krt'Jtekt naval hero lly Murxt Hal.
ktead the life lung lrlond and admirer of
the nation's Idol HlgKOtt and belt booV;
over EOM.aKf. HilO Incur ucarly 1W paget
ul halt-lout tlluhkratlopa; map In colors.
Only II tQ I'.iiormoUK di-maiid. Hlf cora-
mUsloru. Ouiat free. Chance of a life-
time. Write quick The Dominion t'oui.
jany CaxtuU bldjf Chicago.
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CORRECT IN STYLE PERFECT IN FIT
FINISH AND FASHION
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This Week's Bargains
in Men and Boys' ?uits
Men's Suits for 3 50
Men's Suits for f) 00
Men's Suits for 7 B0
Men's Suits for 10 00
Men's Suits for 12 50
Men's Suits for 15 00
Men's Suits for 18 50
Mens Suits for 20 00
Some stores would ask more
tlinn double this money. "We
are -willing to leave it to you
if they are not the best values
in tlie city qualities consid-
ered i
Our Leadership in
Men and Boys' Clothing
for spring and summer will be
maintained by giving you
greater values for less money
than elsewhere Never have
we had a more stylish line of
Men and Boys' Suits g and
never were we better pre-
pared to prove to the man
who has his clothes made to
order that it is a waste of
money. "We offer you many
fabrics to select from. You
can see for yourself just how
tlie cloth looks made up. As
to fit we guarantee to fit you
as good as any fit you can get
from any suit you may have
made to order. Dependable
stylish well tailored clothing
should interest any man..
The Largest Choicest
and Most Stylish Stocks
of Halo Shirts Underwear
Neckwear Hosiery Handker
chiefs Suspenders Collars I
and Cuffs Trunks Valises
Mackintoshes and Umbrellas
to select from in Guthrie. We
always have and always
will maintain our reputation
for selling the newest and
nobbiest and best Men's Fur-
nishings in the city at prices
that are always right. You
can depend on our goods be-
ing up to date.
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SUTTON'S
GUTHRIE MAR LE WORKS
RFMFMRFR Thls ailvertlscmont
nLiviLiiiDLn i8 of lntere8t toyou
who have friends resting in tho tomb.
It 1b a homo cstabli&hmont shipping
direct from tho the quarrio marblo
and pranito! Foreign agenU show
you a largo fine picture and ask you
to blgn a binding order for a poor de
sign ana grado at double price cover-
ing their wages and expenses. Nearly
all the work in tho (luthrio cemetery
was dono by us.
SUTTON'S MARBLE YARD
-A Great
Live Stock Journal.
THE PRAIRIE PARMER a
weekly Agricultural and Live
Stock Journal one dollar a
year. It is admittedly the leid-
er of the agricultural and live
stock journals of the United
States. Jt covers the entire
Held of agriculture dairying
live stock breeding and live
stock feeding. It is edited for
western farmers and stockmen
who carry on diversilled work
in fact it is the farmer's news-
paper. The regular subscrip-
tion price is one dollar a year
but in order that every one of
our readers may get it next year
we will send it a full year with
me weekly leader lor 7a cents
This low price may be with-
dlawn anytime; we request our
readers to act promptly. Hand
in your orde. or send it to us.
LICENSED CITY SCAVENGER
George Russ
All Work Promptly
Executed. Estimates
Furnished. Address
CITY HALL.
ADELBERT HUGHES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
QUT1IR1K
OKLAHOMA.
J-'rtfn I.uir.
St. Louis and San l'ranclsco railroad
company.
Talte tho most popular routo to St.
Louis and all points cast Kansas City
and all points north ard west.
Sunta Fo trains mal e close connec-
tions at Oklahoma Chy and Wichita
for all poluts on tho Frisco lino.
St. Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City at 9:15
every morning; leaves St. Louis at 8:10
every evening and arrives Rt Oklahoma
City at 8:20 the following evening.
Through reclining chair cars with-
out change l'ullraam palace sleepers
from Monett to St. Louis and Kansas
City. You can secura bertha before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further Information will bo cheer
fully given by tto nearest agont or
II. F. Dunn T. P. and 1 A.
Oklahoma City
llVHON S.NYDKlt O. P. A.
St. Louis Mo.
ecittat
5 The
I Fruits of
I California
Should bo eaten fresh to
enjoy their full flavor.
Many delicious varieties
are never seen in the East. J
To obtain them ono must
go to California where '
they may be bought on J
every street corner.
Only 2Ji days from Newton
by Tho California Limited
Santa Fe Kouto.
A. J. CORFCINS Agent
GUTHRIE O. T.
GOOD
ron
40c
In order to advtrlUe our p
unc subscribers inay cllf
Fidelity and casuallty accident In.
suranco company. New York tho lar-
nest in the world. Issues all kinds of
accident policies that pay weekly In-
demnity for any kind of accidents
happening at horn? or on railroad. Al-
so policies that pay weekly indemnity
forslckncs8 loss of limbs eyes etc.
Apply to T. J Lowe lleadlea block.
jwri r uuM.ritrii iiuj f
and send. If toon this coupon
and 60C. (kUuijis taken) to tho
ILLUSTRATED TOOTH AND IGE
NASHV1U.B TMMH.
aud It will he sent one vrar a
"trlil subscription" or will srndlt the first 6ino.
tor 30C Hcuular price Jt jxr nr. II Is an II-
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LEADER PRINTING CO.
Guthrie O. T.
The
California
Limited
Via Santa Fo Route la tho best
and speediest train to California.
To Los Angeles In 2 Jf days three
times a weok. Pullmans dining
car buffet smoking car with
barber shop and observation car
with spacious parlor for ladies
and children vcstibulcd and
electric lighted.
Add.ss
A. J. OORKINS Agent
Atclilfcon Topeka A Santa Fe Ity.
OUTHUIK OKLAHOMA.
ItnilroailTImoTnbloR.
A. T. Si S. 1
south i:ast and wkst.
No.
I Arrive
i. luutnrle
Leave
Guthrie
UKl 6:J0am 6:40 am
4W 4:10 pin 4.04ptn
! 8.20 am
mi ll'tKnm
SOUTH SoUTHKAST AND WKST
Arrlvi I
K City
Arrive
Chicago.
0:00 pm I B-43 am
u:oo am 10:00 pm
Local Freight.
iwai r reigm
A
I'lrst nulillshed la Dally Leader April 15'
lbW.
NOTICE.
rhe undersigned will receive scaled pro-
iKjsala until 10 o clock a. in. Saturday April
S9lh IKW for printing binding and deliver-
ing ine thousand volumes of volume Ok-
lahoma reiiorts. The work to be done and
and the reports and plates delivered and
paid for as provided in chapter 75. statutes
nt Oklahoma IfcUS Speiillcitlons will be
furnished prospective bidders on application
to the clerk of the supreme court. The
right Is icberveu to reject any or all lilds.
JNO. II HURFOKD-
Chlcf Justctc Supreme t ourt.
No
407"
405
1S3
Arrive I T.rav3 Airlvn I Ai-rioo
Outhrle I Quthrle rtWorth I Ualveii'n
9-osam
9.35 pm
1:15 pm 1:15 pm
10: 17 pm 11:15 pm
I fi 00 am
8:35 pm" I
H.(5.im
Local Freight
A J. COKICINS Aent.
c. o. & a.
WEST.
Lv. St Louis
Lv. FL Smith
Lv. Howe . . ..
Lv. Wistcr
Ar. South McAlester
Lv. South McAlester .
Ar. Shawnee
Lv. Shiwnce
Ar. Oklahoma City .. ..
Lv. Oklahoma City
Ar. F.l Iteno
Lv Kl lleno ..
Lv. Kl Iteno Jet.
Lv. Geary
Ar. Weathurfonl
Train
No. 1
d. IS pin
10 K am
11.35 pm
l&so pm
aoo pm
3.10 pm
a. 15 pm
n.31 pm
7.M pm
8.05 pm
V.05 pm
Train
No. 3
H.Oc) am
V.'M am
V.30 am
10 30 am
10.37 am
ll.Silam
ia.3u pm
BAST
FRISCO
LINE....
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Raiload Co.
MQUOR NOTIOE
To Whom It May Concern-
Notice Is hereby given that Y. M. Wyatt
lias this day filed bis petition to self at
retail spirituous vinous and malt liquors lu
Guthrie. Logan county Oklahoma and that
unless objection be filed on or before the
Hth day of April A. D. lew. said petition
will b granted.
Outhrle Okla March 30. IHyO.
. I. MOUTON County Clerk
Tako tho most popular route
Tho Frisco Lino via
OKLAHOMA CITY
4sV
o WICHITA to
St. Louis
and all points Kast
Kansas City
and all poluts North and West.
Pasenger train leaves Oklahoma City
0. 15 a. m. arrives In St. Louis the foi-
ling morning 7. IS a. in Patsenger
train leaves St. Louis at 8. 30 p. m. ar-
rives in Oklahoma City the following
evening atC. 30 p.m. Close connections
are mado with the Santa Fe both at
Oklahoma City and Wichita.
Our tra n bervlcu is unsurpassed
Wocatry latest Improved seat and
chair cars also tho Luxurious Pullman
Observation Sleepers. Aro you plan
nlng an outing.
EUURKA SPRINGS
has a world wide reputation as a won-
ful lloaltb and Pleasure Hesort .the
curative properties of whoso- waters
have no equal on the American conti-
nent and tho grandour of the scenery
surpassas that of Colorado.
When purchasing your tickets sec
that they read via tbe Frisco Line
For further particulars as to rates
time etc. apply to
II. F. DUNN T. V &. p. A.
Oklahoma City.
II. V. YOAKUM HKVAN 8NYDKK
(iensrftl Manager. Ueu'l 1'ass Act.
Lv. Weatherfonl. . .
Lv. Geary.
Lv. KIKenoJct
Lv. Kl lleno
Ar. Oklahoma City. .
Lv. Oklahoma Oily. .
Ar. Shawnee.
Lv Shawnee..
Ar. South McAlester .
Lv Sot th UcAIester
Ar. Wlster
Ar. Hone . .
Ar. I't Smith
Ar. St. Loulj. . . .
Train
Nn.it
(1.60 am
7.50 am
8.ooam
0 31 am
8.31 am
I&30 pm
ItW pm
8.30 pm
UOpm
5.16 pin
7.35 am
Train-
' No. 4 l
3.00 pm
4 06 pm
4.66 pm
5(flpm
d.Ui pm
(I w pm
7.15 pm
For.any lurther Information address
J. P. HOLDEN. TraOlc Mgr.
South McAlester I. T
Quthrle lodge No. I a. O. U W meet
Thursday evening of each week at 7:30 lu
Victor block corner First and Harrison.
Visiting Workmen always welcome.
1'. II. SAKHKK.M. W.
O. J THOHY. Hecorder.
Outhrle Lodge No. 2. K. of P. metis everx
Monday atHl'M.ln their ha' In the Vic-
tor block coiner First and Harrison. Visit-
ing Knights arc always welcome.
dlAS. l'OND O. C.
O. A I1YKHS M. of V. and K ot It S
Guthrie Lodge No. 2 I. o. O. V. meets
Monday night of each week at 7 30 Visiting
Odd Fellows alwa)s welcome
W MUUOFKIl Nu
OW1IKDCB. Secretary
Oklahoma Kncampmcnt No. I I. O. O. F
meets every Tueday evening In Odd
Fellows bail at 7 so. All visiting patriarchs
welcome. F. HIITKKIIUSCII.C. P.
II. U STUOUGH ScrlU.
Hartranft Post No. 3. G. A. It meets on
first and third Saturdays hi each month at
7:30 p. in. lu probate court room Visiting
comrades always welcome.
W II. IIKHOIr P. a
M. L. MOCK Adjutnant.
Quthrle Camp No. 3 Woodmen of tlu
World meets every Monday nleht In the K.
of P. hall. Visiting Woodmen are welcome
J. II. TOWKKS. Clerk
WM. GREGORY Con. Com.
Guthrie Lodge No.! A. F & A. M. Reg-
ular meeting third Wednesday evening in
each month at 8 o'clock. All brethren cordl.
ally Invited to Attend.
G H. WILLIS "v.VKV.Sec.
O. It M. meets every Tuesday (night la
It of hall. Visiting chiefs always welcome
M. . ClIriltKY Chief of Record...
Naomi Rebekan Lodge Nu S. L O O.I'.
meets every rinay evening at t.m in ins
Od i rellows s hal lu the Weinberger build
ing Visitors welcome
SARAH BATES N. a
KATE WW WHY Sec
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