Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 13, Ed. 1, Saturday, December 16, 1899 Page: 1 of 8
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OFFICIAL OKGAK OF OKMHOMA DBMOOmAOY OFFICIAL STATE PAPER OFFIOK OF FUTIUOATIOK SURRJcWcf AY1MIJ1I-
VOLUM 16.
GUTHRIB OKLAHOMA SATURDAY BVflHINQ DflOBMBllR 16 1800
NtfMBER IB
5Tel A H
DISMAY
PGnradfs Hie Bnglfsh AIims-
pliere-Amerlciin AniMg
the Dead Bosrs.
Ser1pp-MItae loatroe.
London December IS Tkrss brass-
rertwtth troops Mil from Soutkaiap
ton tor On pete vh today.
Pretoria advice y tkat among tk
U itad tn one of tke aortic from Lady-
smith In Harry Spaagler an Ameri-
oan wko fell flgktiag on tke lleer
aide. II wan prominent hi mining air-
olos a) his now in Colnmbtte Ohio.
A majority of tk af ternoon papers
after various note f dismay anil dis-
couragement at tke defeat of Iluller
urpc patience o tee pari of tat pub
ll and predict tkat the Brttiek army
will aemekew blunder througk to vie-
lory. Petorla December It
Kino hen-
dred Itrftwh ooloalal troop Joined tke
Hoar at Harelay S O0 at Harelay
U&st and I. MO at Uurgkeraderp.
Capetown December IS Dtapatobee
aay tho llrttlek and Ik Uoer engaged
In a small arlllltry duel on tbe banks
of tht Moddor river yesterday witteout
damage on eitker side. Tbo Preach
also kad a skirmlRk with tk oncmy
yetrday bet tko dctaila have not
been received.
Horlppa-Meltae League.
Washington Die It. Oan. Otis baa
in custody mauy important persons
connected with the so-called Plllptno
government A member of thecablaot
Maid today tbat the time bad not lomi
whan tbotr fata Is to Im determined.
He proposed to truat tkaw humanely
and thought seeh a policy would lead
other IMllplnos to surrender. Any sol
dtur e&ugkt dlraetly (n unprovoked
murder or looting will bo tummartiy
dealt with.
AVhlt Ubj OwhwII Meriler.
Harippe-Meriae League.
Knevrtllp Teuu Walt cane abol
and killed Ieaa Calloway aged M. at
IUsiiih K 0. Ilia two daughter
fought and won tkelr liberty when an
attempt was made to kidnap them.
ItUllll ltllHM4llt.
The First Iftegiment Hand will have
a rebefcTMl ni J p tomorrow In the
lancing kali of tke Chicago Orebentrn.
Kvery member to requested to be pres-
ent. N. D. MeUinley Mgr.
WeetOntkrie Congregational ekuroh
Service ne uoual. "Hard times M
Mneriay sehool at 10 a. m.. tk scholars
coailng in the! every day clothes.
Harmon to the school at 11 a m
I'raschlng at 7:M p in
O M Ramkt factor
m Values
Dwarf Prices
ft
We sell queemwnre groceriet producs tc.
fust because wo sujl thum cheap. Wo lfacrlllc
profits Co ifnbi trade. A thousand ntoklas are
worth more than five hundred dimes because
the uickle profit keeps increasing while tht
dime profit keeps decreasing.
"Sell cheap lor cash: buy cheat) for cash;
sell fast in big lots that's the best motlo ott
earth and leads to certain success.
Then give 16 ounces of quality for every
pound of price.
We have tht largest poui try butter awl
? usnartmwit in inft
We d
lellvtr goods to
free.
THE WELCOME.
M W CLARK.
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NATIONAL
Bunk lii Broadwaj Urn to tht
Wall Gainptrollar '
In Glials
stiffs MolUc League
Bcetoe December 13. Tk Ilvsad-
way National Rank sloecd lie doom
tkl tworatng notice being pofttod la
tbe effoet tkat it Is in tk kaaib of
tk comptroller of tne evrrenoy
llorniH(l' ltnrHlHtIn llrHkon.
rlppaMKa Leagut.
Oarjioaa Venasnela Dee. II A bat-
tle between the government for
aad twereblec nader (ioaeral Heraan
dea took plaoe near aUrgna. Tke reb-
el were emitploUy defeated and YM
of tkem were enptnrod lleraaadoa
ani a few escaped
tr i.lna
Take tke morn popar ronVe to It
Louie and all potato eaet. ICaaeaa City
aad all point north and west.
Santa Pe train wake clot eon nee-
lion at Oklahoma City and Wtehlta
for all point on tbe Friaco lino.
St Loui and Kanaat City mail aad
expreee lave Oklahoma City at 1:1
vary moruing Ivm St lonla at 1:10
very evening and arrive at Otrlakoma
Otty at S:M the following evening.
Tkrowgk rtNslining ekalr oars wltk
oet ebange Pullmam nalaoe sleeperfc
from Monett to St. lowl aud Kaasan
City. You ean fteenre berth beforr
leaving Oklahoma.
Further In formation will be eheor
fully given by U.0 naareat agent or
F. DuKJf.
Dlst PaiH. AgL. Wlahlta Kanit
M'-Rew SwroKK 0. I. A.
St. Lou la Me.
In bllioesncaa. UMIUUNIC. by ex-
ClllHg front the body tk exoee of
lie and aeldit Improve tke aaelntlla-
Uve proeee. pnrlle tk blood and
tone up and atrengtken tb ntir
ayetviu Price Oe Sold by F B LII-
lie k Co . and Wheeler & Son
Loot Qae bill book containing 8M
in 8ve dellar bill reeolpl for money
enlor and aome other paper. Finder
plerne leave at Leader oalee aad re-
Mlve 81.00 reward.
The lellowlng market report to sup-
plied and eorreetod dally by Bil John-
fion eommlwIOH broker In the Gray
bleek.
Open'g Uigk Low Gloee
WkatMay N - Mil --
Oorn. Mny . H UA-
Pork May. 10.60 I0.it 10.10 10.10
TO UUHK IV Ultll'IMI IN TWO DAYS
I?
fct La.YaUvunreeMQlatMTabita. At
iraBRkia rortiBd tie itmv if It faiU f
cere. b. W Grovca nfgaater I a a ci:t
IMpX vc
at
terniory.
rmy part of the city
Cor Division aad l.arrtaon
CLAIMS
Put PopDi bj the Filipinos-
Is Con flrat DMd-Pnr-
suitofLftaderG'TwOp.
erlpp Me Mm Leagve
Perl. December 11. Agoncilio la
an Intexnrlow in Lapatrle eaya. "W
have been oa tbe point of taking Ma-
nila and morally tke operation o far
have been a eomplete vietory for w
We killed Uenernl Urant atOavite.eap
tercnl tk American aklp and forced
General Young to retreat '
Oervaatea Deecmbtr IS via Manila
Major March and kkt eemHiand re.
turned kere today kaving abandoned
tht parenlt of Agnlnaldo. They And
tke moan tain trail iiiipaealbl for
troop wkoee cafety depend on tav
cling In a oommtet body. Tke men
uttered terribly wbile in tke moun-
tain morr than twenty per cent of
the command becoming incapacitated
The Filipino prisoner declare tkat
Aiptitinldo will never be captured
Wken laat beard from ke waa heading
for Bay om bong.
ifll HPfClJ
" Hjlltr 4H1 llj l(itrMnnMM rrHtl
iH N llll(ll4Hl AlHliHM
With ample atMfe room a wealtk of
wardrobe atlrring ballela and frock
fan tke Lenvltl pectaCMlar tke
"Spider and Fly." waa presented to a
delighted aodfoneeat tke aewtkeator
last night it won kf far the beat
apectacMiar preaentntlan ever glvau in
the etty Tke performance pleated the
inont exacting and. aa ia the rnle In
Uuthrie the average theater goer
mleaea tke good thing aad i caught
on the "wildcat ' The koeec ahould
have been peeked wkerea tkere wu
much room t let dUcfrnlblr There
I not a ayllabl tbat can offend and
the production lat night wa wltnce
td by tbe repreccntaUve ladle and
gentlemen of the eltv.
As tare "the Spider" aad "tbe Fly"
are ooaoerned they have little to do
with tke wkole affair for wbick no-
body tecum to oar a great deal. Tke
rdot Is not meek different from wkat
t alwaya ha been nor ie it much dif-
ferent from the plot of other pec
taoelar production of a aim liar char-
actor Hut ther are new dunce and
new aonga and new ooatumefc aud no
on and a far aa hi enjoying tbe per-
formance ia concerned. It make little?
difference whether or not the specta-
tor ha ever een "The Spider and
Fly" In Ita many year of exlatanee.
Claire Evans who plays Horatio
Pickle the author ia naturally funny
but he ought not be expected to make
all the laagha. Tbe play would be
better balanced If the clown would
make more fun Mr Uvann proved
hlnuelf a hard wonting comedian with
a varletv of aooomplhtkuieHta and was
quite a favorite He sprung aeveral
local k'BK which nleaaed The If ran
oola sinter a Howllne and Fanehette
were good although Ml Marie wa
handicapped by a bad cold Georgia
Putnam did good work a Raaal Das-
tie and both Mabel LeClalre an the
'-good fairy" aud Isabella Uri.lcrwood
aa the "bad fairy" were capable.
In tke peeiaftlM the Romalo hrv
then eaiilly oarritd off tbe honora do-
ing aome remarkable feat of baud and
head bulaucing
This aftarnoou a largo bouse wit
neacod tbe matinee pcrfurmanee.
The extravagant will b repeated
tonight nud the hooee will doubtlee
be packed The opera koaae manage
ment would have scored a kit If It bad
opened the new tempi with "The
tJplder and Fly
lil
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xxxxox
iiemro's
"h 0 m
Closing out of
Christmas
Goods
Has Begun
Renfro
SUA OKU AVIt. Ol'l'. I'OMrOHMOK
a
'I'litt Drug Department goes on Jus I 11 1 a game
aad Wt will make
Spaclal Prices on Drugs
For tho Next Ton Days.
xxxxooc
DEATH
Claims Oldest Employe of the
Senate-Senator lnga'ls'
Daughter Dead
Serippfl-McRa League.
Washington Dee. IS Ouptaln Arthur
Ilarnee one of the oldeat employe of
the aenate waa found dead in bed thta
morning Death reunited from heart
trouble. He came hero from North
Carolina and wa prominent at Demo
ratio national convention.
Heading Pa. Dec. 1 -Mr. Robert
Porter Schick of tkbt city died sud-
denly lb.; morning. She wa Mi
OoHNtnnee Ingalla. a daughter of ex-
Senator lngalla. of Kanaa. She wa
married In Wellington laNt April
seoefaaee
M
I'KlttiONAI. MIJ.NTION.
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eofiooocoi9eooooo
Mia Lnltt Strang la on the elck lint.
J. L (Hmw and wife are etopptng at
tbe Royal
11. N. Ijconard of Cklakoma Olty
wa kere today.
Charley Adam earn In today from
UwmoH Onlok; Oel.
J A. Ryan aad wife of Oklahoma
City ar vleltlng in Uuthrte.
F. P. McOlure will kuoh leave for
Kew Mexico to epond tke winter.
J H. Walton of Poim Olty kj look-
tag after kHCine matter kere today.
Mre. Joccpk Headlebaok of Uuthrie
here oa a vlclt to her kfter Mr
Emory Foator Chandler pMkllowt.
HantyGano will leave next week for
Albuquerque N M. where he will
accept a position In opera heuiie work
Mia (Catherine Sohnell went to Bd
moeu toiay w twi wivn mhi lieainec i
icown over aunuay.
Mre. W M. McDonald is visiting
friad4 In Oklahoma Oily.
L C Thompson representing the
McClelland Oominlaalon eempany of
Kaaaaa olty. la In the etty making
friends anil looking aiter the interest
of hid company.
Kev. Holes aee the plague enota on
our social and national life and notnU
out th remedy. Thl fact should com
mend htm to every lover of hi coun-
try Oeinc ont and hear blm at the
opera bouse tomorrow 1.30 p. m Free.
In the grand tableaux of " The
Spider and the Fly " tha Phillnpine
Islands.Onba and Porto lilco are shown
The second curtain shows "1898" with
Uie birds nesting In the oannon'a
iHAuth while the final curtain show
18t0our new pmcmIr.h Ths
effect is startling.
The Htant Oaks aootaty is iolng a
good busineft
i
iU A 1 . . - ... IM TJ
And will continue until
everything is sold regard-
less of cost aud if you
wast log I goods for half
tbslr vthw come at once
be fort tits stack is brow.
ken. W n.t the old
rtliable
DBUG
OOMPAXTY
CMTTMI TUUNI'.U IIAUK.
Uul. UtMHlHlKtil'a 8hlininiit Hojrfltoil ly
Ch!IUi lllN(ltlltlirH
A few day ago Col. Uoodnlght. of
Cowley county ICnusas purckneed
two tar loads of enttlo noar Purldun
Okla. Ha shipped them to Hansen
and when they arrived tbe ICaiiHaa
cattle Inspectors objected to the ahip-
menU not allowing them to unload
baenusu tboy did not bear tho In spin
tlou clearance oard of tho territorial
innpuetoni Mr Ooodiitghtalalen that
the cattle were Inepretad by the U 4
inspector.
under a rooent dnolalon of tho de-
partment of ngricalture made by Dr
I) M. Salmon aupuriutoudant of tbo
bureau of enlmal Industry at Wash
Ington. "whon a Unttwl States in
upector gives a permit thnt cattle aro
free from ticks the cattle are at lib-
erty to go anywhere in the United
States and no state or territorial nani
tary has any right to Interfere with
them or JurlsdieUun in the matter un
til after the oattle have baim unload
ed In that state or territory whluh in
their deatluatlon Thnt sueh an in
Inference la a violation of the Inter
atata oommeroe law."
Had Mr. Ooodnlght clearly known
thl he need lint have paid any ntton
tentlon to the statu InHpeotorH of Kan
sua for this declaioii makea the United
States Inspector a greater odieer with
greater power
lllll t Anient) Wr unveutKk
aciiBceUcMA Leaffae.
Washington Dsoember IS. The
Senate will transact little if any busl
nee daring tke tbradaya ongrou In
in aechlon next week. The h oil nay re
oee will be taken Wednesday
Itepresentatlve Kichen baa a bill to
amend Ike war revenue act. reducing
the tax on tobacco nMd snuff from IS
to t COM a pound and roqulrlng the
telegraph companl and not the pa-
treat to pay one cent each muasage.
Lost- a a account bonk with tbe
name oft L Young aad A. M. Illn
klcon tke cover. Finder pleas leave
at the Leader efUee
Skin-Tortured Babies
CRY FOR CUTICURA.
Instaat relief and slben In a hot (mUi with
OtfTHnmt BoAr sad a sIwIa aoeintlnff yiM
CtrrHHiKA Ointiaent. A.lWitKtkliit"
mnl laUtiU w J won-CHit wurflwl ptttuutA.
IUW rJi- Unit. Hntuii km XMrrtm
Ootlcura reraedlwi are for ss's at tbe
Kaln Drug Mors
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