The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 49, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 1, 1896 Page: 4 of 4
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The if publU'HD* of boy an county, Oklahoma
trri itory, * ill UXfet In delegate i-oavvutioo at
litoper* hoaai inth« eltyof cjuthrip.onTburs-
day th«*tV.h day ot August, lfW, lit the hour of
11 i<V nek a. in , for the purpo^*-* fnUowiujr, to-
ur it
Belectintt of a new county central «H>tumllt«M\
To nominate omidlduteft for the following
County olll.-eH to lie elected at the ensuing tf.-u-
eral election, to be held on the Srd day of No-
veinber, tu-w il Probate Judge. County
Attorney. County Clerk, Kejjialer of Deeds,
Sheriff, Superlntendeul ot Publl«' Instruction,
t on lit y Treasurer, County 8ur\t-yor. Coroner
And f. i ill.- purpose of nominating candidates
lor County ( omuiiHsioneis in the First and
Second i'.lUiinlKBiouer's districts in said county
by the delegates from those dlatrictM lenpect
l*el\.
K r the purpose of noininatiiig two caitdi
datex lor jn-ticcn of the peace and two caudl-
dates for eoliMtab'H in the city of (iuthrie by
the dele/ates from the « Ity of "iuthrie And
for all oilier lMisinessth.il may come before
the convention
The representation iu said convention will
l.e one delegate lor every ten votes and a major
fracliou of ten vol s cant in each voting pre
cinct in t-aid count) for H. s. Lawrence for
Pi oli ite J ndge iu the general election iu said
com,i.n in the year IHW.
The apportionment of delegates of the seve
ral precincts of the count) la as follow*
Tot a i. No
votinu hiik i inct. YOTK. uk i..
Antelope towUHhip Ill 1U
I
! gone to Ti xas after t-oine horseH belonging to
Mr. Lovitt.
Iter Linton, an Evangelical minister, has]
arrfced and taken a field ot work near liere ]
11* it a \onn«: man of rar« ability and a good
talker
Hi-
eek
2fc
Lawrie
llarsb ■ i
Mulhall
«>ak View
Orlando
Hose Hill
Spring i lee
Soring vale
Woodland
The republicans of each voting precinct will
uieel in .'oiiveiitlou on Tuesday, August ith,
I Mid, for Hi* purpose of selecting delegates to
said county convention
In all country precincts the hour of meeting
will lie from '& o'clock p. m. until ft o'clock p
iu of said day, and at the l«st place of voting
unless otherwise designated by the chairman
t«f the precluct or township committee, by at
least ten days notice posted in at least ten
public places.
In all city precincts the hour shall In* from H
o'clock p. m to III o'clock p. m. and the place
«.l meeting shall he such as designated by the
chairman of each precinct or ward committee
Tile date tcinll be Tuesday, Aug. 4th. IKWd.
Toe chairmen of the republican committees
are replicated and directed to give proper no-
tice by posting iu ten public places or publica-
tion at least ten days prior to August 4, INtid of
the hour ami place of meeting for the purpose
ol'sclcctiug such delegatcH
By order County Central Committee.
June rt, IHWrt. S. L. OVKKSTHKKT,
K. P. M( Cask, 8ec'y. Chairman.
Itepubllcii
i l.cague Call.
Leagues i f Oklaho-
lleadi|iiarters Hepublh
uia territory.
Pawner. O. T . June 18, I WW.
1 lie annual met ting «>f the l.eattues of Ke-
publli'an clubs of Oklahoma territory will con
\ ene at Kl Keno, ti T at I o'clock p. m.. July
15, 181X1. Kacn elub will be entitled to one dele-
i ale and one additional delegute for each ten
oituihrrs. C. W Bacon.
Pie-. Hepubllcau Leagues of Okla. Ter.
ANNUUNCtMtN ! b.
Comity Stip«*i iiiteiMlent
I hereby auiiouuce my caudldacy for re-
nomination to the oRice of county supei intend-
cut of Lojian County, subject to the Judgment
of the republican couuty convention 8*ha L
BohWoktii.
To the Hepublicans of Logan County I am
a candidate for nomination on the lepuhlicau
ticket for Superintendent of Public liistruc
tton iu Lo|tan coiinly. abiding tin will of the
county convention. 11. II. Dodo.
I will be a candidate for County Superin-
tendent of Schools of Logan county iu the com-
ing campaign. -WlNriKL.il 8. SMITU.
ItegUtur of l>ee<la.
I am a candidate for nomination on the re-
puLlican ticket for Uegister of Deeds of Logan
couuty, Hitliject to the action of the republican
ouniy convention. Uahuv Paintrii.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
he olllce of Uegister of Deeds of Logan county
subject to the will of the republican conveu
tIon .Ioiin A Hodubkh.
1 hereby announce to the republicans of
Lot-an county that I aui a candidate tor Hegis-
terof Deed« of Logan county, subject to the
choicc of the rcpubllcau couuty convention
C I'. Ca Itl'KNTKll
1 hereby announce that I aiu a csndlda'e tor
Keglsier of Deeds of l.opan couuty, on the
republican ticket. KhankZ Kincaiii, Mulhull.
For County Treasurer.
To the voters of Logan couuty : I hereby
announce that I am a candidate for the oltlce
of County Treasurer, subject to the acliou of
Hie republican county convention, and respect-
fully solicit your support E.j. ukaiii.ry.
To the Republicans of Logan County: 1
take tnis medium of announcing that l am a
candidate for Couuy Treasurer, abiding the
decision of the republican eon ty convention.
KbRDINANn ItlTTRItMCHt'H.
1 hereby announce uiyself as a candidate for
Treasurer of l.ogau county, subject to the will
ol the republicau county convention.—James
Uahon.
■ or Couuty Clerk.
I nereby .tonouuee i.«y candidacy for re
t mutual ion I"t he office of County Clerk, sub-
ject to tlie « ill of tin- republican couuty coil-
i.-It kmmrtt Htkwakt.
For County Attorney.
1 am l cf. re the republicans of Logau county
as a candidate for County Attorney, subject to
the Judgment and will of the republicau county
roiivention C. C IloLI.ANU
For Hlierllt*.
I am a candidate for the office of sheriff of
Logau, couuty, subject to the will of the repub-
licans, expressed Iu the county convention W
It Staim i.ton.
1 hereby formally announce to the repuhii
cans ot Lo/au count) my candidacy for 8hrntf
On the republican ticket, obedient to the will
of the co.«nly convention Kiiank Kinbmart.
I hereby announce, formally, that 1 am a
candidate for nomination tor Sheriff of Logan
county, on the lepuhlicau ticket and subject to
the J ulgment of the county conventiou. L P.
Tll'ToW
I am a candidate foi
before the republicau
subject lu Its action.
TOM nshlp
IS
Bent
so the tree will grow. The early lessons of childhood
leave a lasting impression. As the home is the true
sphere of woman, she cannot begin too young to acquire
the art of taking care of it. One ui the most helpful
lessons she eau learu is that
CLAIRETTE SOAP
Is not only the most efficient means of keeping things
clean, but the most economical as well. Whether used
for washing clothes or cleaning house it proves its worth
beyond question. It's never too late lor a woman to
learn the Clairctte lesson. Sold everywhere.
Mude only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St. Louis.
M«\var<l Iteuis.
Seward Twp., Logan Co , July I
Everyone Is Jubllent over the recent big
rains.
Miss Clara Henderson is visiting her sister
In the strip
Mi Thouiss hsd frleud* from (iuthrie visit-
ing last week.
Mr Henderson took some fat hogs to Guilt
rie Monday.
D. L. Henderson aud Mr. (j
at Mr. Cornforth's
MisH Wagoner of Edmond
ou the Cottonwood
Ira Gillian Of W aterloo w
ou the Cottonwood Sunday.
Miss Llbbie Cobec and gentb-man friend at
tended church at Fairview Sabbeth eve.
Mr. Hayae'a and Mr. Cornforth's fam'lles
ring on the Ci
rt ►pent Suudav
i visiting friends
* visiting friends
last Sunday
where she has been attending I he normal
sc hool.
The Rev. Ktissell, of Perry, has been holding
a series of lectures at the Jennings school
Jennings is going to have a grand celebra-
tion the Fourth with a flue display of tire
woi ks at uighl.
Ed. Walk.'r takes the lead iu fancy potatoes
He planted two pounds of Early Fortune p..
tato. s and has Just dug ninety pounds How-
is that for an Oklahoma yield- He also has
ripe tomatoes.
t Imnrroii Society.
Cim aioion, Cimarron Tp , Logan Co July i
P. W Cornwell has returned from Kansas
Mrs Nelson lectures at Tiuipy Friday night.
A good time is anticipated at McKiuley on
the Fourth.
Dave Anderson came out to his farm from
Guthrie Saturday
K!sle Goodrich will make her home south of
McKiuley for a few weeks
William Bury, of Bear creek town-hip, died
June 88 He came lo «Oklahoma on the memo-
rable of April, IMHJ, and was held iu high
esteem by all who knew him. \ few weeks
ago he went to Colorado for his health, and
from there to Eureka Springs, Ark The trip
was too much for him. A telegram soon caiue
to-his wife thai he was falling fast aud to come
at once. His wife went at once and made ar
raugeiuents to hrlug him home. They arrived
ou Wednesday night,and lie died Sunday morn-
ing. Sunday evening he was laid to rest in
Cooper Hill cemetery
Wblterock News.
Wiiiti.not k Township, Noble County, July I
Plowing ground for wheat Is the order of the
t, uite a number of our citizen* have gone to
Kansas lo harvest
Mr. Ailams and family, from Texas, are vis-
iting at it. C Beatty's.
Wheat is making an average yield of three
to ten bushels to the acre
Geary Items.
y July I
Gkahy, Canadian Tp blaine >
Mrs. Kupps will move to El Ke
J. T. 11aues is out trading this week
Mr Peterson will preach at Liberty next
Sunday.
Mr Sevier and family went plumb hunting
Sunday.
Mr. Haues and family are preparing for a
pleasure trip.
Everybody etijoved the singing at Mr. Hane's
Saturday uight.
A ulcc rain Sunday night, but not enough
Corn is needing rain
P II. Sisncr aud his best girl attended the
V P S. C. E Sunday evening.
Eveiybody Is through harvesting and we arc
wanting a threshing machlue now
Several of our young people are having t<>
get where there is more work and better wages.
Mr. ami Mrs Al Freeman have t-> mourn the
loss of their Infant babe. It was burrie i iu
the Liberty cemetery Sunday evening after
funeral services were held. Their uiauy friends
s.\ in path /.c w ith them.
tryou TattIrs.
l.ougMroml Items
LoNowool) Twp, Kay County, July 1 —
We are having tine rains.
Most all corn looks tine in this vicinity
Some of our farmers have commenced thresh-
ing
Mrs. l'oteet and son I.eister, made a trip to
the slate last week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Willard, June Irt,
au eight pound boy.
Mr. Hudsonuellar has threylied his wheat,
having HHl.'JI t u hels.
Mr and Mrs. Scott from Oweus Township,
were visiting W. K Shinu last week.
Most everyone is through harvesting, but the
late ral us have delayed them from stacking
Seward It rids.
visiting
week.
Mr. Taylor and wife from Iowa
.1 II Taylor.
Miss Bertha Light is visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. V Freeman.
Henry Watson ami Geo. Walts visited Ed
lnoud Saturday.
Win Stewart attended the populist conveu
lion iu (iuthrie Tuesday .
(ieo. Cooper is liouieirom Ossawatomis,Kan-
sas, lo spend the Fourth with his family and
friends.
Miss Alice Cooper returned last Monday froiu
au extended visit among relatives aud friends
The Congregational Sunday school held their
children's day exercises at the church last
Sunday night. Au interesting program was
Ntillvi.iler Spangle*.
Castor beans will be ripe enough to pick iu i
days
For Couuty Coiiiml* sinner Second DIn< rid
1 am a candidate for nomination ou the
republican ticket fur County Commissioner of
the Jnd district of Logau county, subject to the
j uditmeiil of the republican district conventiou
S. P. Athrrton.
I hereby announce that I am a candidate for
the office of County Commissioner of the 2nd
district of Logan couuty. trusting to the Jt'dg
nicut of the republican district convention I
have always been a republicau, aud for refer r>«
rence will give the Worthy Master of Lodge 7J ( is progressing tiuelv
uud commander of 8 and P Gilbert Post. Both Mr Hoy Waltiuau. of the 8.e aud Fox
of Lyndouvilie, Orleans Co , N. Y where I was sgency, is visiting at W P. V an .mil's and re-
born and lived uhiil I came here about four ports everything in good crtudiiiou there
years ago M E. GlLUfcllT, M. D I Burr Cook anu his uiule look a tumble iu the
_road after the rain Friday Burr lay on bis
l ba. k w lme the mule pounded liiiu In the uiud
I Knight* of the Hshing rod have been using
F'l McKltule's chickens for bait Hesnxshe
will furnish them bait if they will make their
wauts known.
Perry Cook aud wife lost their infant child
last Sunday
Mi^s Sadie Jones, of Kansa-. is visiting her
uncle. M. I-. Jones.
Plenty of rain here We have averaged three
rains a week for the past hi * weeks
Born, ,o Mr and Mrs .1 l> o cachet , a boy ;
also to Mr and Mi - J 1'. Tryon, a son
Frank Kelffier started for Cripple Creek,
Colo , last week. He went horseback.
Lit Cooper lost a good horse last week, and
also had a wagon smashed in the late win J
Mr. Clary reports spikes on his castor beans
twenty Inches long and twenty two on a stock
Who can beat it?
C W Fowler Itoiight a new wagon last week
at d celebrated the event by going to Kansas
to see his wife's folks
James Myer's contest will be settled by the
'.'nth of July. We hope he will be successful
for Mr. (iati has not been on the place mice
I8H
Frank Wheeler, of Soonerville, says he has
a turkey golmler that set on a nesi of eggs
and hatched them aud now is taking care of
the little turkeys.
Clayton OutN ami Ins.
Clayton, Lincoln County, u T., July I
Kain! Haiti! Plenty of rain.
The bridges are all washed out again
W P. Vau/.andt is digging a well iu hit* yard
Crops of all kinds never looked better than
at present
The M Ds say this couutry is distressingly
healthy at present.
Jlui Hudelson has had (juite a lot of sporl
shooting coyotes
Mr Ward, liviug west of here, had a line bull
killed by lightning Wednesday
William Vaiuaudt had a horse accldently or
or maliciously shot last Saturday
Mr. Burr Cook lias a new- arrival at his
house Slother and father doing well.
Mr. Lay Ion has ordered a tine buggy through
the manufacturer's agent al Clay ton
Cncle Bi11 Martin i- about t.. sell his drug
store. He thinks of putting iu a hinall grist
uilli.
The celebrated Hesser Military baud will
furnish music for the Founti of July celebra
tiou at Clayton.
I'ucle Jimmie West called In help Saturday
to put the roof back outo his burn, which the
storm raised off.
The Orphan's Howe, under the control of
Kev Fly, minister at the Evening Light church
Territorial News.
8tii.i.watrii, Cherokee Tp.,Payne Co . July i
Boasting ears arc plentiful.
The Salvation army is iu town
Mr. Basil preached at Mound Valley last Sun
Kipe watermelons raised in Payne county,
who can beat that
I. D. Chappell, accompanied by his graud
daughter, Ethel Bowers, have gone to Missouri
.'ii a \ i-it
A tine team was drowned during the high
water while trying to cross a stre tin east of
Stillwater.
Stillwater Is offering a priz * of ten dollars to
the largest Sabbath school delegation coming
lo that place to celebrate the Fourth
The basket meeting at (•reenland Sunday
w.*s weli attended !(•■ ii.-r.iid preached la
„f. A nice diuuer was set, and there
hlng iu the afternoon.
S'll Fork i
We had a I
Ed Boartl n
lay.
T.J. Ander
Tonkawa Talk*.
Kay County, Okln , July I.
■. booming
ig rain Saturday.
lade a trip to l'ouca City Wedne
valuable
last
The corn lliat has not been damaged by bug*-
is very nice.
Grandpa Wood was
last week he had Just
ami Arkansas
Wheat brings from thirty seven to forty-two
cents per bushel at Ponca City, t^uite a lot of
it has been marketed.
Thomas Bros , have more Jobs offered theui
than they can possibly thresh. They charge
four cuts per bushel
Mr. J mid made a trip to New Kirk Monday
He says that wheat averages from eighteen to
twenty bushels per acre iu that vicinity .
The youngest child of Mr aud Mrs Kn^nk
Wood died the 80tb, after • long Illness, the
body was interred iu the cemetery al Arkansas
* *ity*. M r and Mi s. Wood have Hie sympathy
of the entire community.
Ilackbarry III' -
11 ai'k hkitrv Tp.
I I Ware w as
Fred Koneka is
Garfield Co., okla . July 1 —
ou the sick list Sunday.
going lo Dakota to harvest
Perry Dickerson is working for C D. Acker
New officers were elected at the C E. Sunday
uight.
J H Uiggs and family visited Enid last Sat
urday .
Harvesting is about over aud ti reshlug >>as
It lias been too wet the past week to do uiuck
Kev. Whipple preached at the school house
Cyrus Carroll was visiting In this neighbor-
hood Sunday
«Kto Messal was ou the sick list last week,
so was Edith Allen.
Several of our farmers areilstlug kaffir coru
lu their wheat stubble
All grain not cut before the rain U badly
d imaged. The oats sulTerwd very severely
The attendance at church these busy times is
very small, It will soon revive agin It is to be
hoped.
Enid is going to celebrate the Fourth this
year in good shape. Everybody is going to
The people of this neighborhood always keep
their «■*.-lone cellar doors open these dou.fc#
nights
a week.
'I he ladies of Sew ar.l and vicinity will organ
iie a Belief Corps Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mr Kaisch aud Roay have been delayed
starting out with their threshing crew ou ac-
count of the rain.
Preparations are being made for a grand
tluieoii the -ith at Peterson's grove. Come one
come all The more the merrier.
Kc\ Pierce, our new Methodist minister, is
liked by everyone. We were fortunate iu se-
curing such an est i in able man to preach lor us.
The headers and binders are still ruuulng in
the neighborhood aud still a great many acre--
of oats will go dow n without belli;' harvested
Mims Bertha and Myrtle Maber drove to Ed
ihoiiiI Wednesday and were caught iu the rain
storm as they were returning home iu the af-
t> moon
A good many of the farmers are piauting
their wheal and oat ground to kaffir coru uud
caue, and some are putting in early varieties
of corn.
Klllod a Negro in Self Defense.
Quthhik, Ok., July 1. — In u quarrel
over the ail mission of colored children
into the white district sellout ten miles
eust of the city last night, J. II. Swain,
a nejfro school-teacher, was shot aud
killed by \V. 11. Arnold, a white school
director. Arnold ^rave himself up. lie
claims self defense uud shows several
knife cuts inflicted by Swain.
Webb McNall .4 Wo a l oiter.
Topeka, Kan., July 1.—There is a
rumor floating around iu the political
atmosphere that the far-famed Webb
McNall, the "short grass'' republican
statesman of (iaylord. Smith county,
has bolted the parly and renounced
the nominations aud platform adopted
\t St. Louis. ..
Tiiouaantln of Iron Worker* Happy.
I'itthijubuii, Pa., July 1.—Jones
Laughlin, of the American iron and
steel works, sigued a special steel
scale of the Amalgamated association
this aftcrnoou and will contiuue in
operation. The linn employs 4,.MX
men.
Sunday School Executive Committee
A meeting of the executive commit-
tee of the Lo^an couuty Sunday School
association will be held July i, at
the Presbyterian church, in (iuthrie,
at p. m. All Sunday School workers
and teachers are urged to be present.
Object, advancement of work. J. II.
j Aughey, chairman committee; (\ 10
I Brewer, 8 P. Atherton, Mrs, T. •'
Lowe, liev. C. X. Oueen, Miss Amelia
I Shoenhair.
I.oyal American Script.
All persons holding L. A script will
call ou (Jeorge Paris at Oklahoma av-
i euue and leave their script with him,
taking his receipt for the same, for
I the purpose of having it liquated
And all script not presented ou or be-
fore the 10th of July, 189C, will be de-
clared voiil and forever barred By
order of the colonel of 1st regiment.
liin. Pa bis, Q. M.,
<1. 11. Mii.i.h, Adj't,
Wm. Tayi.ob, Com.
Democrats.
Your attention is called to the fol-
i lowing announcement: Thetranspor-
j tation committee of democratic dele-
' -.ration to National convention at
j Chicago, consisting of Messrs. J. (J.
Johnson, Frank Bacon, Charles Stack-
, house, li. C Stine, T. J. O'Neal, have
! selected the A T. & S. K. as the official
route to the National conveutiou of
lHtMI.
VVe have arranged to leave Kansas
City by special train over the Santa
Fo line at 7:00 p. m., Saturday, July 4.
reaching Chicago Sunday morning, at
or about 9:00 a. m., where we wi^l pro-
ceed direct to the Leland hotel, but a
few blocks from the A T. & S. F.
depot, where accommodations have
been reserved for the Kansas delega-
tion.
You will note the leaving time from
Kansas City of our special will enable
those located on other lines to reach
Kansas City before our departure.
We are especially desirous of having
all democrats anil their friends arrange
to join tbis train, so as to send a solid
delegation to Chicago which will be a
credit to our state.
First class Pullman sleepers, chair
cars and dining cars will be attached
to the train, iusuriug comfort for all
i who join us.
It would be advisable to notify Mr
W. J. Black, A. ( P. A., SantaFe
Route, Topeka. Kansas, as * >ou as
j possible, what reservations are desired
in sleepers or chair cars by yourself
and friends
If you a e not located on the A T.
A S. F. line, see that your ticket reads
via that line between Kansas City and
Chicago. Yours truly.
W. J. Black,
Asst. Oen'l. Passenger Ajft.
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RKPA1RING NEATLY DONK. GUT11K1I , O. T.
POPULIST CONVtN 1 IUN
Calletl to meet lu taiitlirle. Align-*! Ith anil
Atti, 18 «.
To the Populist Comuiltteeinen and Voters of
< 'klahoma:
By the authority of the Territorial Central
Committee, I hereby call a convention of dele
^ates from the several counties of Oklahoma
to meet in the McKeunon opera house in Guth-
rie, Aukust 4lh and .Mb. for the purpose of sc
lecting a Territorial coin mil tee consisting oi
one member from each county in Ok'abouia
For the purpose of nominating a Populist
candidate for Delegate to Congress, anu for
the organi/ang aud establishing of all neces
*ary committees for the vigorous prosecution
ot a congressional campaign.
The apportionment as fixed by the commit-
tee Is one delegate from each county and one
delegate for every 7f votes and major fraction
of 75 votes cast for Hon Ralph H«*auin -lit for
congress at the general election of IM I.
It appearing that the congressional vote <-f
Washita county did not fairly relied the
strength of the party in that county as shown
l>.\ the election of several count.v ofli.-ei-s, one
delegate is added, making ti\e delegates t<> be
elected from Washita county, Mibje.-t r>theu>'
tion of Territorial convention
Ou this basis the representation will stand
as follows
COUNTY. votk 'W. so. UKLEUATK-
Beaver J
Blaine t-"l
Cauadlan
Clsvelaud .. . WW II
Day
D Irts :i
tJOlNii AW A) '!
Sum
Kingfisher
Lincoln .
Mills"
Noble
Oklahoma. .
Pawnee
Pottawatomie
Washita
Woods
Woodward.
. 1443
..1187
.. .1406
HO
Totals Irt.T 44 2-r<l
Iu harmony with the above, the Chairman of
the County Central Committee of each and
every county will proceed to cause their re-
spective counties to select the apportioned
number of deli-gates and an e.|iial number ot
alternates, at such times and places as in their
judgment seems best suited to their conven-
ience, allowing for sufficient time for such del
egates so elected to arrange for attending the
Territory convention
It is further recommended that each Count.v
Central Committee as newly organized, or, that
the above meutioued county . onventioi - do
select a member of the Territorial Central
Committee, who shall embody a good degree of
activity, political sagacity and moral and so-
cial standing, which nauie shall l e reported to
the Territory convention iu tin- making ii|> the
working committee for the
LUSIIM NoIM
Li eli a, Bangc 4, Tp. JJI.Oartield Co , ,lul> I
Corn is getting away with the ctiliicli bug-t.
Oats are mostly lost on acouui of *et
weather
The l.uella base ball club met this week for
' Mr Klley. our p'tstui; *ter, will have a thou-
sand bushels of wheal.
The wind and rain has destroyed the most of
Ml Anderson's wheat crop
The celebratiou at Waiter's grove oil the
4tli prour.se* to l e a graud success.
(Jeorge Lesser, < harlie Hubbard ami Mi
Spencer have gone to Kansas to harvest.
Mu> e the 15th of May twenty-five indie* of (
rain lias fall* n. The creeks are full all the.
time and it Is too wet to thresh or plow.
There Is a good opeuing in this community
for some good threshing machine There is
more wheat through U.*« d. Otter, Lincoln. A11 i-
soil Skeleton and Patterson to Alls ips than
any six townships that I have traveled thiough I Buckwheat"
Jennings .1 lll|(l**-
I uion Center I >culn
tTp Logau Co June M)
Jknnino-. Pawnee County, O. T,. July I
Mi*-s Ida iiighmaii is uow a resident of Paw-
The G a. It's, have organised a post at Jeu-
klugs.
Cotton aud castor beans are lookiug tine lu
this locality
<■ H \ aiiKinous has been ou the sick lift
The i diu of Saturduy andSuuday has iusured til late Friday morning. This see.Ion is n
us h go d corn crop for u Idtr crop of corn utnl sottou and
Al. < Oaaie Dougul has returned from Pawnee j body !• happy
Union Centric t
The Cimari'on is
Millet will do to cut next week
Klo a Uui Ury Is getting better.
Jituirs s. oil relumed to (Iuthrie Thursday .
Mittlie Uhiiicharl went to (Sutiii le'1 liiii sda>
Wui (iuthi le uud wife visited Peter l'ou^h «
Ki ld |
Harve Burgess has been courslug some
shield btes
Isaac Miller is selling peaches in his
chard at lilt-en's per bushel
Kaftlr corn tlisl has been plautedou stubble
ground is up and growing line
Don't forget the .- uii|> meeting commences
July 8, si * miles south west ot Ciesceut Cftj
We eipect a graud time slid a large crowd
The taberuse'e for our camp meeilng will ar
rive iu (iuthrie th first of the week from Wu-h
it «. Two evangelists u ill come from Wichita
Every farmer should sow au acre or two of
w the - >th of July, wet or dry
I buck wheat at Kerr's groc.-r>
In (Iuthrie.
Kev. Liusey and ti W Manning called at
Charley Crocker * Friday i harle.v is t ellug
goo.l aud we dou t blame liiin We next took
in Mr Pfrauier's peaeh orchard He has one
of the best orchards iu the couutry 11m
peaches are hsrd to beat
What glorious rains we have had Thursday
about noon we got the heaviest rain that ever
visited tills section li rained about 11, hours
and at nlirht it pouted down all night and
f Consumption's
Cruel Record.;
More tliuu two-fifths ofj
I all deaths in this country
are caused by consump-
' tion and pneumonia. This
diagram tells the story :
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Hy the timely use ofi
Dr. Acker's English Rem-'
!edy, consumption and
! pneumonia are quickly ;
laud absolutely cured.
Take it at the first sign!
!of sore throat aud lungs.
j JSI/ei; 25c,, 50c., II. All Drue gists.
I VtEl ■ Mkmcinb i 1c i-' l.auihcra St. N Y.
Notice to Conlmctom
Sealnl biilds will be received until t
p. in , July ~i lSIMS. at Joseph Foucart's
ottice in the city of tJuthrie, tlUlalmtnu
for the purpose of letting contract to
the lowest responsible bidder for the
construction <«and completion of the
northeast wing of Central school hause
I building, situated in the city of (iuth
| rie, Oklahoma, according to our plans
and specifications of architect. Hoard
of education reserves the right to re
ject any ami all bids. l'lans and
specifications can be found at Fou-
mart's ottice at all times.
W. II. MKHTKX,
II. F. AllDKItY,
K s. Donnelly,
Huildit g Committee.
If your are going east this summer,
arrange to join the N 10. A. special to
HutTalo. July 4th, >ia the Santa Ke
route. Solid train consisting f Pull-
man sleepers and chair cars through
to ltutfalo without change, via Chicago
and Niagara Falls.
The train will be in charge of a
representative of the Santa Fe, who
will look after the wants of the pas-
sengers aud relieve thcui of all annoy-
ances which are incident on a trip of
this kind.
I For detail information apply to
I Agents A. T. Si S. F. Ky.
William McKinley
irso Consult I Ills List ol Low Hate Hi-
(unions on tlie Santa Fe.
Denver, Colo., July 7th to loth,
Sixth annual convention, Wet ail Clerks' j
Natioual Protective association of tlie;
United States. Convention Music
Teachers' National association. Kate
one lowest tirst-class fare for tin*
round trip plus $2.00. Dates of sule
July r.th and 0th. Original return limit
15 days from date of sale limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
Extension of limit—Tickets desposited
with joiut agent at Denver on or be-
fore July 11th will be extenued to and
including July 25th 1890.
Fourth of July K ites
Kate one and one-tnirp fare for the
round trip between all points within
•J0O miles. Dates of sale July 3rd and
4th. Final return limit July 0th, lS'.'O.
A trip east is often replete with
many annoyances such as transfers
and delays in the larger cities and the
summer tourists is deprived of many
pleasures which are incident on a trip
to the eastern resorts. To avoid these
annoyances the Santa Fe company
have arranged to run a special train,
consisting of pullmar sleepers and
chair cars through to Buffalo, N. V.,
on July 4t.i without change, The
train will be in charge of an exper-
ienced Manager of the Santa Fe Co.,
who will arrange all the details of the
trip and relieve the passengers of all
annoyance and responsibility, and if
you are planning for a pleasant trip
east arrange to join the N. 1) A.,
special on July Ith. — For rates and
detailed iuforinetion apply to Agent
Santa Fe Ky.
Chicago, 111., July 7th, 1800, demo-
cratic convention, one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale July 4th.
5th and (ith, with final return limit of
July T.'th, 1890.
Washington, I). C., July 7th to nth,
1890, nationel conventiou Young Peo-
ple's Societies of Christian Endeavor,
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale July 2d, ."id, 4th anil ith, with
i final return limit of July 18th, 1890.
An extension of return limit until
July 31st will e granted by deposit-
1 ing tickets with the joint agent at
Washington on or before «i p. m., July
j 14th, 1890.
Milwaukee, Wis . July 10th to 19th,
1890, annual meeting Maptist Young
I Peoples' I'nion of America, one fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
July 14th, 15th anil 10th, good for re-
turn passage leaving Milwaukee July
20th, .'1st and 32d, 1890.
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Francisco, California, June 30,
1890, one tirst-class fare 'or the round
trip. Tickets on sale June 15, 1« .
24, with filial limit of (50 days from
date of sale
National Electric Medical Associa-
tion, Portland, Origan, June K. to 18.
One first-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets on saleJune 10 and 11, with
final return limit to July 31, 1800.
Annual meeting National Educa-
tional association, Kutt'ulo' N. Y,, July
,7 to 11, 1890. One first-class fare for
the round trip pluss sj membership
j fee. Tickets on sale July 4 and 5
with return limit to July It. 1890.
■ An extension of return limit to ami
1 including August 5th, 1890, will be
! granted on tickets deposited with joint
agent at Milwaukee on or before July
i20th, 1890.
L. K. Dklanky,
Agent.
Tlie City Scavenger.
— IF YOU WANT TO ... .. . . . ,
All parties desiring scavenger work
1 done will have their work promptly
; attended to by leaving their orders at
Kent a house or Store Room 207 Harrison, (fruit stand 1 or dropping
h postal to (ii:o. Kusa,
or want to buy property or bor- ^'ty Scavenger.
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I please observe our inflexible rule of
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