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OFFICIAL ORGN OF OKLAHOMA DEMOCRACY-OFFICIAL STATE PAPER-OFFICE OF PUBLICATION HARRISON AVENUE.
VOLUME 10.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 9 1900
NUMBER 57
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Will
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Hadn't you -BetterCome and
Secure Some
of Our
Matchless
Bargains
in Footwear
Eisenschmidt & Weckel
ESTABLISHED 1890
CARES JOB HIM
tV. 8. Smith Sick at Heart Ke-
clines in Bosom of His
Family.
Winfleld Smith is improving in
health. He is being cared for by his
wife at her home. The time for the
appearance of all parties in Judge Fos-
ter's court was yesterday and the ex-
amination was continued to Monday
on account of Mr. Smith's condition.
Judge Foster said there was" a
probability of all proceedings being
squashed but the county attorney
would'have to be consulted first. Mr.
Smith's attorneys stated that they be-
lieve the lawsuit will be abandoned.-
For llen.t
Pleasant well ventilated cool south
room. Gall at 405 East Harrison Ave
RUDWEISER
The Most Perfect Beer Brewed
Call for it everywhere. Drink it everywhere.
City Office.Black Bldg Phone 54
Bottling Works 54
Is Captured and the Allied
Forces are Pushing on
to Pekin
Scripps--icRae Press Ass'n.
Washington August 9. The war
department receiveddhe following bul-
letin addressed to the signal officer:
"Chee Poo August 9. Yan Tbun
was captured today. Wire it up; we
need our own transportation. All
well." Strives.
hangLui August 9. It is stated
the total loss of the allies in Sunday's
battle at Pei Tsang were 1130 of
which GOO were Russians 1120 British
and 400 Japanese. The flooded con-
dition of the country impedes advance.
The French will land 1200 troops
here.
London Aug. 9. -A Chee Foo dis-
patch dated August 7 gives what is
called authentic information to the
effect that the New Chwang forts and
Chinese city were taken by Russian
forces
Washington Aug. 9. Consul Good-
now at Shanghai informs the btatc
department that the British admiral
Seymour intends to land3 000 troops
at that place. He says this may lead
to trouble and urges that representa-
tions of this fact be made to British
government
Shanghai Aug. 9. Later advices
say the Russians had 500 killed at Pei
Tsung; British 50. Road to Pekin is
reported open.
TAX RULING
Non-Citizen Required to Pay
Assessment.
South McAlester Aug. 9. Governor
McCurtaiu of the Choctaw natioa to
day received a final decision of the At-
torney General of the United States in
regard to the payment of tribal taxes
by noncitizens living in incorporated
towns in the Indian Territory.
According to the decision the con-
tention that the purchase of a town
lot in one of these nations exonorates
a non-citizen wishing to engage in
trade or business from compliance
with the laws of such nation and gives
him a license to engage in business
thersin in defiance of 8u;h laws can-
not be sustained.
Non-citizans therefore will be re-
quired to pay tribal taxes as long as
tribal governments are maintained.
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WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE net
only effectually destroys worms it
also increases the appetite aids as-
similation and transforms a frail in-
fant into one of robust health. Price.
25 cents.
It Invigorates
It Cures
That Tired Feeling.
It is Healthful.
Connoiseurs Pronounce
R. W. BLACK
Territorial A&ent.
Of King Humbert Most Impres-
siye-A Panic in the
Great Crowd
Scrlpps-Mcltao Press Ass'n
Rome August 0. The funeral of
King Humbert was an impressive cer-
emony. The archbishop of Reggio
officiated and a most elaborate mass
was said. The great hall of the palace
was heaped with wreaths which came
from all parts of Europe. The city is
draped in deepest mourning. A panic
occurred as the funeral was passing
through the Nc.lonalc way. The crowd
surged madly baokward and forward
and many fell aod wero trampled
upon. A numbsr were removed to the
hospitals.
TWO DUNS
A Month American Charge at
Constantinople Keeps Up
Ilis Record.
Scrlpps-McRae Press Asa'n.
Wsshington August 9 It is said a
the state department that the reports
from Constantinople that Mr. Griscom.
the American charge is renewing the
request for a settlement of the Araer-
can claims are due to the original in-
structions from Washington and not
to any recent word to him. These in-
structions were to thd effect that the
matter be pressed continually about
every fortuight in order that there
might be no lapse of negototions. Mm
Griscom appears to be keeping up the
6eml-monthly reminder with great
regularity as word comes about every
two weeks that he has presented an-
other demand. They are all to the
same effect that a settlement must be
made and an exact time fixed to carry
it out.
Enormous Trust Dividends.
Scripps-McRae Prcz3 Ass'n.
New York Aug. 9. Wall street 5s
aghast over the enormous profits of
the Standard Oil Company. Another
dividend of eight dollars is declared
on ninety-seven and one-half millions
of outstanding stock making thirty
per cent in dividends this year.
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Armies Must L'rcfag On.
Scrlpps-McRae Press Ass's.
Washington Aug. 9. A d'spatch
from Conger last niht demonstrates
that there is uothing now for the al-
lied armies to do but press on to Pe-
kin at any cost and rescue the minis-
ters as speedily as possible.
Humberts Iteimilns Taken to Rome.
Bcrlpps-McRae Press Aes'a.
Rome Aug. 8. The train bearing
the remains of King Humbert arrived
at Rome this morning. The troops
lined the streets and everywhere was
a show of force intended to cow the
anarchists. There is much suppressed
excitement.
CZD Towne'n Declination.
Scrippa-McRae Prcs Ass'n.
Duluth Minn. August 9 In a letter
to P. M. Ringdahl chairman and the
members of the committee on notifica-
tion of candidate for vice president of
the People's party Charles A. Tow no
declines the nomination tendered him
by the Populist national convention at
Sioux Falls. The letter is of consid-
erable length and sotB forth fully Mr.
Towne's views in regard to the nomi-
nation. The boys and girls should read the
Farm Journal. It will help keep them
on the farm Wo will send it five
years the remainder of 1900 and all of
1001 1902 1903 and 1904 to everyone
who will subscribe for the Weekly
Leader"; both papers at the prlce'of
ours only.
THE-ICE COLD SODA WATER
You Get t RENFRO'S Islho Ileal. Try It.
Renfro's is headquarters for Tablets and writing ma-
terial combs and brushes. Renfro's Pills never fail
"We have the best line of
CIGARS
In the Territory.
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HALF
A Million in Gold Gomes
From the Gape Nome
Scrlpps-ATcRao Press Ass'n.
Seattle Aug. 9. Three steamers ac-
rived from Cape Nome with over a
half million dollars worth of Nome
gold. Passengers report a better con-
dition of affairs in the Cape district.
Mining litigation.
Scrlpps-McRao Press Ass'n.
Seattle August 9. Latest advices
from Cape Nome say all the rich min-
ing claims are closed on account cf
litigation. AJrich placer claims he has
discovered a rich Kodiak island and a
stampede is on. Fifty-three indig-
nent miners were brought down by
the transport Egbert.
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Oiicen Talks of Doer Crime.
London August 8. Parliament was
prorogued today until October 27th.
In her speoch the queen referred to
the Boer war and the trouble In China
and said that in conjunction with the
other powers every effort would be
made to punish this unexampled crime.
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Welcome
General Arthur OIOADQ Are Ihe Best. nn
and Tom Moore ulUHnO we sell Them 0U
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Just unloaded a car of
jjvuuua iui ju ur $0.00 per uu id sacir.
9 bars White Russian Soap for 25 cents.
All package coffee 2 packages for 25 cents.
Best Flour Keystone included 85c per sack or 1.65
per hundred.
We sell Nails 4c per pound. Goods delivered prompt-
ly to any part of the city
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RENFR0 DRUG
COMPANY'S
Perfumery
Is the
best
in the land
Toilet Soap
From 10c a llox up
B. BENFRO
AJO OU Ave. Upjwslte 1'ostofllca.
Thus Far Give no Signs of
Surrender.--Another
British Loss.
Scrlpps-McRao Press Asa'n.
London August 9. Lord Roberts
reports an inconsequential engage-
ment betweeu Methuen and a part of
Dewets commando. Methuen drove
the Boors from a succession of hHs
encountering obstinate resistance.
The British lost seven killed and Eev-
eral wounded. Roberts also reports
that out of a total of 4140 Boers who
are prisoners in the Bethlehem dis-
trict the majority are enbound for
Ceylon via Capetown.
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Count Wulriurseo to Command.
Bcripps-Mcltao Press Ass'n.
Cologne Aug. 9 The Gazette learns
that Field Marshal Count Waldersoe
has been appointed commander-in-chief
of the allied forces in China.
A Deserter's Long Sentence.
San Frandisco August 9. -The
transport- Sherman has brought in
Private Bolt a deserter captured in a
Filipino camp. He will serve forty
years at Alcatraz island.
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Grocery
Granulated Sugai. We sell 15
BOERS
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