The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 295, Ed. 1, Saturday, May 6, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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lias just received a lim assortment of New Goods.
EVERYTHING FIRST-GLASS
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
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Have the house look fresh and cheery.
It can be done at little cost. Many prom-
inent people are now selecting from our
line of samples work to be done later
on. They get the first selections of the
newest spring patterns many of which
cannot be duplicated later in the season
us all paper mills close May 1.
We will lake" pleasure in showing you
our stock at any time whslher you are ready to pur-
chase or not. It will help you to decide later on and
we feel confident when you do it will be in our favor.
See our papers at from 0c to 10c a roll.
We have employed an exuert Decorator and will
hang your paper at the lowesc possible price consist-
ent v.ilh first-class guaranteed work.
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WUlTiNG'S FASHIONABLE STATIONERY
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Guthrie National Bank.
Capital $50000.
Hoard ul Directum
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bank u T 1'I.YNN
W. J IIORSFALL Cashier
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I PURE CRYSTAL ICE FROM CHEMICALLY PURE DISTILLED WATER
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Low Shoes.
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slylcs ui to ditto ami
at prices that arc right.
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BRIEF
Happenings of the Past Week
in Oklahoma Towns
of Interest.
l'orry wants mail carriers.
Two ball olubs at Rl llano.
Chlof Kcokulc is not dead.
I onoa City is a hop market.
Knitl is having bantl roncorts.
Chandler realty Is advancing.
Chandler has several card clubs.
Mulhall Is growing; ditto Udinond.
(lame is plentiful in Noblo county.
Modoc club will tour Kansas towns.
Throe new saloons at Oklahoma City.
Smallpox is dying out near dishing.
Tecum'seh is still fighting Shawnco
Kildaro had three weddings Sunday.
ltov. 1'. 1. Jtrown died in Kingfisher.
Wolloaton Is to havo two now stores.
Waves wants Huid's ico plant patron-
ized. One newcaso of smallpox near Chan-
dler. i'onca City has gone (lady on ltlack
Crook.
Perry banks are making 0 per cent
loans.
Chiokon thieves are bothering King-
llslior. Me Loud
boom.
is enjoying a building
Kingfisher ieollcgo wauts more
money.
" I'iren I'aalm" Murphy lias the
measles
OUlahoma City's liquor distillery is
a sure (jo.
Ulack Crook scorns to be "in it" in
Oklahoma
Dr. D. I) ltrcnlc of Terry will go
to Indiana.
Stroud has recovered from business
depression.
Dan Kygor of Ponca ran away and
got married
MIbs Roso Irwin aged 15 years died
at I'ond Crcclc.
O. C Townsend Perry lias a bloody
case of measles.
J M. Tucker Okliihoina county has
been pardoned.
Windstorm deinolUhed several
houses in Shawnee.
Enid Coming Kvents is making war
on the income tax.
Vidotto Pond Creek has 11 "compos-
ing" Btono for bale.
Frank Jones counterfeiter is under
arrest at Tecumsch.
St. John's house at Ponca was
btruck by lightning.
Inspector Ewing it is rumored will
soon resign his post.
Amos Fittn of Perry spends his time
on a mcrry.go-round
Pom" Creek's assistant city attorney
gets $125 a year salary.
Judge Scott will take his land otllce
job noxt week at Perry.
Hanker Po3t of Kingfisher will
leave for Huropo In July
Pond Creek's reading club is study-
ing Webster's Unabridged.
Tho way Lon Wharton barpooned
Joe Quoin was a caution.
Non treating clubs are being organ-
ized In territorial towns.
Oil Inspector Kvring is colleatlag
oil evidence in Strip towns'
Mrs. U. II. Logan has taken charge
of tho ' 400" at Kingfisher.
Chandler is enjoying the best growth
of any town In tho territory.
Swift Chicago beef mlllonare owns
3000 cattle in Comanobo county.
Mombera of Sorosls club of Chicka-
saw make annual trips to Kurope.
Tho anthrlo Register a Populist
paper is to bo moved to HI Iteno.
Lr Dean continues to write self-
defense loiters to Shawueo papers.
Norman will entertain the newspa
pennon and club women noxt week
D K. Cunningham of Kinglitlier Is
booming tho Kiowa railroad scheme.
Four brick business buildings will
bo crocted ut Lexington this summer.
Photo of Kah-wah-hootea Osage
Indian chlof oieates Interest at Ponca.
Ueo. Qardaubhire formerly of StiL
water now resides at Torrence Kan.
Mrs. W. S. Hatch haB asked Judgs
Maine? to protect her ton Clydo Mat-
tox. Judge Irwin Is making a hit In King
fisher Said to be a very learned law
yer.
O V Phillips of Kansas and Miss
Jessie Marion were married at Med-
ford Adam Hale of Stroud ie nephew
of Uenerai Hale now In thePrlll?-
plnas. E. O. Tylor colored was elected
prosldont of the Kingfisher school
board.
A cure-all company is raking In more I
money In i'onca than aid uingiing s
uircuu.
Postofilae Inspector lieebee has 3000
growing trees on his modern farm near
Joqesrille.
Curtis of the Chicago Record work
ed up much state rot when fresh otuff
was at hand.
11 ti. Hammond of Lexington has
WHIPPED
Againaldo is Discouraged and
Asks Armistice in Order
to Surrender
Bcrlpps-McKae Lcagur.
Manila May 0 Colonel Argunllos
one of the envoys recently tent hore
is quoted as saying
"We undoubtedly are whipped
Aguldnldo is illBcouiaged and his
troops are determined to surrender.
All their leaders want i a guarantee
of fair treatment for lying down their
arms. Wo ask for a brief armistice
only for the nurpoae of illetlng a
complete surrender through congress
Americans are wrong to distrust our
honesty."
Manila May 0 Lawton's brigade
met and routed two thousand Insur-
gents near Maasin today The rebols
aro meeting the Atnorioun advances In
a half hearted way MauArthur's
troops aro resting at Sail Fernandio
today. Many bodies of Klllppltios
slain at San Tomas ure being found in
the river there.
Washington May A cable was
rccoived from Admiral Dowoy this
morning saying the llonnlngton had
grounded on u shoal and while bIic is
not seriously damage had been sent
to Hong Kong to be docked No blame
is attached to any one.
NEGRO
At Porrv Wrolo Nolo to Whtta
Lady ..nil is Jailed.
Sorlppa-Mcltae Ixaguo
Perry. Mny 0 li. C CoinVu Is In
the county jail Combui is a well
known republican church going dar-
key. He is accused of writing a uoto
and attaching It to a hoe handle dlrcc
ted to a woll known Perry lady. Sher-
iff Foster laid for Coinbus and caught
him at his proposed place of Interview
of the well known lady. Coinbus at-
tended church before ho went to his
proposed place to do his diabolical
work. Sheriff Foster was too quick
for Coinbus and his club did no good
CABANAS
Famous (Julian KoriroHS to Ho
Occupied Laerot's Wail.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
Havana May 0. Four batteries of
tho Second artillery have boon order
ed to occupy Cabanas fortress Immedi-
ately. Havana May C Cuban General La-
cret complains that tho Americans do
not understand Cuba or Cubans. He
sayn the distribution of $3000000
among the Cuban army will do no
permanent good
FAMINE
Suil'orers
Uil't
Aro Koliovod Iiy
from tho Car.
Scripps-Mv.Hao League.
St. Petersburg May u The oar
has sent a million and a half of roubles
to the Red Cross society for tho relief
of famine sufforers In tho oaitorn
provinces.
PLAGUE
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IiOciiHts in Spain Actually
HtopK Trains.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
Madrid. May 8. Plagueof losuHtshi
central Spain Is Increasing alarm-
ingly. Many places they cover the
ground to the dopth of two foot and
Btall the trains.
Oufot at Apia.
Washington May 11. A cable froi'i
Admiral Kautz tat Apia s&ys al'
qule. alM nothing of Importance has
irantj red since the last cable
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SUCCESSOR TO DAVID HETSLH.
ARMS
01 the Insurgents Soon to be
Laid Down-Peace
in Sight
Saripps-MoRno League
Washington May 0. Prof. Schur-
mati president of tho Philippines com-
mission cablon that ho Is in personal
communication with Againaldo
through tho Filipino onvoys and that
the latter had acknowledged American
sovereignty Ho s.iys that negotiations
nave been renewed and complete peace
will soon be a fact The terms are on
the lines originally stipulated liy
these terms the Filipinos are to lav
down their arum after which tho work
of reconstructing the government is to
00 bogun.
It is tho generally exprossed belief
hero that as soon as tho negotiations
with tho Filipinos reach a satisfactory
termination and peace U assured Ad-
miral Dowoy will roturn to America
probably by tho Sue canal It is said
that Admiral Watson will succeed Ad
miral Dowoy In command of thoAbiatic
squadron.
COURT
Ai Tociniirtcli Dock Swift JIuhI-
noHH with CitioiiH.
Special to The Dully Ixuler.
Toeumsoh May 0 Tho motion for
a now trial lor ucoreo u. iioggs con
victed for breaking reg'stored pack-
aires at Shawnee was ovorrulcd Tho
case will llkoly bo appealed.
Frank Jones enargca with passing
counterfeit monoy entered a plea of
guilty.
Tom King h bond was approved and
he was released
Hob Avery was convicted on the
eharg)' of breaking into the United
States postotllcu at neai mis county
last winter. Tho Jary recommended
that too court give tho defendant the
lightest sentence that tho law permit
ted.
In the caso of McDanlols vs. McAlcs-
ter a judgment was rendered for the
defendant on the plea In abatement
attachment dissolved and garnishee of
First National bank and Shawnco Na
tlh mil bank wus released. Tho costs
were taxed to the plulntilf.
Tho jury in the case of Ed Harrison
charged vllh killing Win. Wilson at
Avoca about two years ago returned a
vordlet of not guilty.
Emma Hughrswas granted n dlvorco
from lior husband Francis Hughes
and restored to her maiden uaino.
.lain os Howard enterod plea of
guilty to assault and battery and fined
880 und ootits.
BEAR
Sails for
I'owoll
A 1 an kan Waters
Kit Itouto (0
Manila.
Surlpps-Muitae League.
Man l'rnuelsoo May (1. Tho revenue
entUr llpar sailed for Alaska yester-
day. Tho transport Sherman returned
from quarantine this inoralng. Col.
l'owoll arrlvod en route to Manila
where he will command tho Seven-
teenth infantry
WORTHY
Kxnttiidltiuo ol Funds Hereaf-
ter to lio 31 ado by Carnegie.
Bripp-MKttH Lsagnu
Nw York May . Aiidrew Oarno-
gie will rtlro from Uuslii und do-
vttttf hlmMlf and his great wsallh to
philanthropic pursuit.
Fill SU0 OWNS IT
Ijult Mlitliu lll Im I'rl.w lUllHuy IMIwI
III Htllilurj' (llllni
Sollei'or Parksr. of the 'Kriboo last
ovanliitr filed In ths ottlce of th terri
torial ssoretary a uit claim dsstl by
th hi. Iouls Trust company to all the
Intorest poHsd by it ia the property
of the St Louis X Oklahoma Olty Rail-
way company Following this a deed
was fl)d transferring the property of
said company to the St Louis i- Uan
FrancKOo Itellway company the pur
th. price being $lis)(W The In
ternal revenue stamps on this instru
ment amounted toSI!ii
.Fine Shoes
Spring Styles.
ONE DOOR EAST OF P0ST0PF1CE.
GUTHRIE - - - 0. T.
ItKlWIKl.MJ NKATI.Y UONK.
' Very Attractive"
" Elegant Patterns'
Delightfully Cool'
"And So Reasonable"
Are the general remarks overheard
in regard to the new display of Sum-
mer Silks in our window.
In order to reduce our cry large
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and continuing for one week the fol-
lowing choice bargains :
One lot Wash Silks in plaids and stripes OOp
flrst-class value at B')c; sale price tJtJ"'
One lot Japan Silks in
tjoou value at hoc
One lot Ki Ki Silks
stripes exception.il
price ..
One lot 80 inch Pungrc
patterns in stripes
sale price -
Call and examine the values speak
for themselves.
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Militia of Illinois From Inter-
fering With SIieriiT
at Pana
Hcrlpps-MaRao League.
Puna Illinois May 0.- ShsrliT Dow-
ney has instituted suit for injunction
agulntt UoveriiorTanuer and tliu olll-
uers of the state militia restraining
tho militia stationed here from tres-
passing and Interfering with the slier
Iff and the civil authorities In
forming their logul duties.
per-
Okl.il.iiiiui I'nuliKl II.iIiik Hlilil l tliu
llrliul ly I n.lnliKiiU.
Oklahoma's products have found n
place on me export market and hor
outtou and uorn are Ixslng shipped to
tho Orient During the past wrek
throe trains two of ootlon and one of
oorn have left thu territory each ear
marked with the inscription in large
red white und blue letters " From
Oklahoma to Japan "
The antton was purchased at different
points in the territory by an Rastern
exporting Hrm and billed direct to
Japan. Heretofore Southern cotton
lias been billed to ICastern points to
favor the Atlantic shipping trs'l. but
thu industrial department of tli At. h
lton Topeka .fc Hunta Ke raili.ni.l hah
found what It Udleves to be a bi"t. r
market. The first of t:.e two cotton
trains contained the first shipment of
the kind to be consigned to foreign
norts from a facile seaport
The oorn was graded the best No 'J
yellow and was raised on Oklahoma
and Kansas farms. Corn Is frequently
shipped in single uar lots to Western
ports but tue late shipment was the
first of it kind fruiu this locality.
Hinta Ke ortiuaU say that next UU
will see the beginning of a grain traffic
from Oklahoma and Kansas west the
lik -of which has never been seen bo
fore
Owes HmiRaH SM.SlHt.TO lor
Keeping Her I'risonori
Scrlpps-Mslta Leasus.
Topeka Kau May 8 -! Oklaho-
ma warrants on the territorial trtas
urer are beiug stamped "Not paid for
want of funds " This Item would uatt
no particular interest to Kansas were
it not for the fact that HUte Trosxur. r
Urlmes will b using an identical war
rant the latter part of thin month or
early In June. Another f ml thai m
terests Kansans is that Oklahoma uwo-
Kansas $11444 70 which It msuit cot
Iwut Just now for tfae reas..n statt.l on
thu stamp Just o .oted Treasurer
Urlmes Isn't worrying about the b II
beoauso It Is drawing 6 per cent in
terBt all the time of the 6falt 1 he
amount Is due under an arrangement
whornhc-all the Oklahoma eon vlets are
bnt m'tho Kansas neniteutiary for SS
caoU nor day each Oklahwa & hM no
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President of tfie French Re-
public Said to Have
Resigned
8crlpps-McRae League
London May ft A dispatch to Uk
livening Nun from Paris bn it is ru
mored that President Lou be t '. n
slfiled. Tho rumor la improbalil an l
cannot be confirmed.
SCHOOL LAND MATTE1IS.
Nhw Nyntrut if ICul.v I .irniHlly Ailin.-l
Oltlora' llutlva.
J be school lun.l board
this
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formally s.lnpted tin new hvbt. 11 rf
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rules that wan ngr. ed upon heveral
days ago Thu thro.- members of the
board lire no joint . untodians of tho
funds They .l.-signatu the d.-ptisitory
and ftutliorii all .lihliiirMsments These
duties "vere f rnu rl piirfortm-d In II
governor alone lh. receipt f t i
school land old' art- now l 1
dailv to the 1 1 tdit T the boanl
Ollli ul d''pMtoi y
Liil Tuesilay iir iry ( liarl. U
Fi I -on drew a dm l in favor ut ' .
Inarl for the iiiun. y n hand a at
l i in Ihii mini vj.t rovi-nn." frmn
th. li ulng of (ion- lit aim ji. An
in uu s from nth i m hool landh ar
ih posited with thi-ti ir tonal treasur r
win m rer tin amount in the hati'l -. f
the s retai v of tin board eouaU K
1ln t)oanl agreed to oonMnue ih x
P Mis In the ( apita' National ' ii
N.Hiugwas done toward i.hkinj.'
iiaiiU to pay interest on daily hdi i
an I i ih probable that nor. iu ' r
interest will be madu unt ' r
posits which are now lil t n e
heavier as they will toiranlb fn i '"
board as reorganuid found ri ng
lit the reeard of tin scluoi sol '
partment sboHin n at mierihi bat
ever been allow i u uaidou da i. is'
ances.
An l'iportant duty of th. m r. tary
of the board under the iuw rules w .
be tin uiaKiug of u uhii.ii.I r. pi. i
the ooard sliowiug the l an
of uioniyn ruuvi.1 toil iIiImi i '
'In amount o.UKtandlliB
And Every Form ot torturing
Disfiguring Skin anil Scalp
Humors Cured by
m rmu .
Uticiira
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a (Ull 10 I Hill MA ltlll.vlM lius
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