The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 50, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 29, 1896 Page: 2 of 8
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Holidays Are Naar
I The State Capita!.
Dally lyear
iiatly, 1 month
Dal'" 1 week
* ek y. 1 y« r
A i t*k V .fl month*
win*ii ChrUtmM tppronchei the p«o-J Wv t),e $tate Capital Printing Co.
plr naturally look to u for au auswer * —=rr=r
lo the quratTon "What kh U i give?" s..,w«jkiption rat**.
They well Unow Vhe abundant provi- iiisiitirn
sion we made for them how we ran-
Ba, k the Eastern markets and Kurope
to bring here under one roof (lerinan
Toy* and French Toys und Swiss Toys
and Kr glish Toys and American Toye
in inch vast quantities and varieties, .
Our Toy llootn is one of the latgest in i
the eity. A liandy plate where you |
are saved the trouble of running all |
ever town to get presents for the mem- j
bers of your family, penty of light,
plvfcty of room, plenty of air, plenty
of goods, plenty of salespeople, plenty
of overseers to have you waited on
properly. New toys, fresh toys, strong
tovs, perfect toys.
' A few items picked from our im-
mense stock:
M
£ it M
Childrens' Trunks J5C, 50c, §1.00.
Largo Wood Ex press Wagon, 59c.
Children's Drums 25c, 50c and 51.00
|t'KUnfOV Ol'KRA HOUSE,
H. W. PESTKCOST, Mrnmgel.
Tuesday, Dec. 29.
The Big Show of the World.
Everything New This reason.
Barlow brotherc
Magnificent Minstrels.
Eclipsing all Others in all Things.
A Twentieth Century Organization
Presenting a Program of Exclusive
and Positive Minstrel Novelties.
PAS MA LA,
Introduced by 12 of America's Oreat-
est Muck and Wing Dancers produced
by Harry Ward,
An Olio of High Class Specialties and
the Greatest Singing Company
Ever Organized.
(irand Noon Day Outing by Entire
Party.
I'll ICES .", SO and 7.">. Advance sale
at Walla te Jfc Millers.
Society Directory
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tint: Od.I KVlloWh * stecre-
A. mtykttk N. O.J o* BEUCI,
lary, Lock Bo* 179.
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p. on. hall in Victor block,
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come. r • 1
C. O. FiNcn, Recorder. -
/^TTHnill LOD1E No. 2, K. of. p. meets
(~f every Wedni'saav at 7:30, In their hftllin
the Victor Building, eo-ner of First and'Han*1
ton VlHiiluK Ktilghtsare a'w ""^co™ o.
J. Four art, V. H.mekten,
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UNION
Hnilronrt Time-Table.
Atchison,Topika a santa fk.
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
5:85 a, m.
4:58 p. tn.
11:16 p. m.
Leave.
Guthrie.
Arrive
Kan. City
Arrive.
Chicago
5:45 a. m. 5:60 p in
5:0S p. m. 1 6 "-50 a. m. .
7:00a. tn. ! Local Freight.
I Local Freight.
9:43 a. m
I0:80p.m
mvm
m
.
| Grocery.
••••••••••
GEN. JUAN Kl'iS BIVERA.
A VETERAN OF THE CUBAN TEN YKAIIS' WAli WHO HAS BEEN CHOSEN
AS QEN'. ANTONIO MACEO'S SUCCESSOR.
HOl'TII. -''ITU KA-*T AM) *<<>l Pit W K- I'
Arrive.
Leave.
Guthrie. I Guthrie
, Arrive.
Ft. Worth.
Arrive,
(ialveu'u.
12 p. tn. 112:35 p. m. 8:15 p. m
10:58 p.m. 111:08 p.m. 8:10 a. m.
12:15p. m. | 1:0Q P- m ">•
bourn to Lob Angeles.
To Ope ii the UlcliltH Reservation.
\V ABUINUTOX, Dec. 29. — Secretary
Francis has changed his mind concern-
the opening of the Wichita reser-1
ration. He decided that he need not
wait until the department of justice
passes upon the suits pending' there. |
So he will name allotting agents
■arly next week and let them.
tret to work clearing away the]
preliminary routine. Secretary Francis I
said that the allotting agents | i (u jtu
would be named before congress met, | sheep
Four Hx* Husband 4 hh I hIhth.
Provide.sce, R. I.« Oec. 29-—Mrs.
Eleunor 11. Linter will be married to
her sixth husband Tuesday in this
city and four of her ex-husbands will
act as ushers. The fifth ex-husband
met with an accident last week and is
confined to his bed. Contrary to the
ordinary run of such affairs, she and
all of her former husbands are on ex-
cellent terms and are also friends of
Augustus Thistlewood, who is to be
the sixth.
For u Huffalo Ranch.
Fort Supply, Ok., Dec. 29.—On the
ranch of Col. Ed llewins, west of here,
are two magnificent specimens of buf-
falo, and it is reported that the gov-
ernment is to furnish him with others
from the herd in Yellowstone park
and have a larpe herd propagated here
where they formerly flourished so
well. Col. llewins was formerly a
state senator in Kansas from Chautau-
qua county.
ft...818 9&40 *'
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8 110 3.10 i
3.01
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| At CostClearanceSale. |
We have decided to give the people of Guthrie
cne of the greatest chances they ever had since Guth-
rie was founded. We liave at last realized our stock of
^ Glassware, Queensware,
Is too large and we have too much money invested, so
we have concluded to cut our stock in two, and only
devote one-half of the space to our queensware de-
partment; the other half, February 1st, will be occu-
pied by a
2 ..aw 3U0 I 0... 1 '.*5 3.0J 2...:Ui 8.00
330 3.01) 1...5M) 3.110 2...MJS 3.00
3.00 2)...2lfl 3.03 7... 107 3.00
99 2.93 H... 187 2.95 3. 230 2.8
__ since Saturday. 1,050:
shipped Saturday, none. The market was
strong ami active anil some sales 10 to 1-io
higher. The following are representative
sales:
24 nat lbs. . W) f.'S.O') i 80 cull lbs . 0' $'<.50
230 N. M 102 3.3J |6o8 sheep 105 8.-5
Horses—Receipts since Saturday, 93:
shipped Saturday, 25. There is not very much
lif ' to the market, which Is probably due to tho
limited supply of good horses. The run of
mules is fairly heavy und there is more in-
quiry for them than a week ago.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 28. —Cattle—Receipts, 23.000;
market lower: fair to best Iu pws, c:uo r>;
stookers and feeders, 18.00 18.75: mixed oowe
and bulls. #1. 0r<3.8 : Texas, ♦27.^3.05,
1 loirs—Receipts. 20,000; market 5c higher,
I closed weak: light, $3.30.^3.55; rough packing,
13.10 8.15; mixed and butchers. 43.30 ,i 3.50;
heavy parking and shipping, 13.50(38,56. pigs,
12.9(^3.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 14.000: market steady, na-
tive. $2.00^8.0); western, l3.OOi3.0j; lambs,
$3.50^5.10.
9:2r> a. m.
. — 9:30 p.m.
Local Freight.
{ M MI r AW, OKLAHOMA AN IMil'I.F HA1I.KOA 1 <
Stone Building Blocks 5c, 10c, 15c,
25cf 50c, J1.00.
Kingtisher
Wichita
11 Reno
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
South McAlester
...Ar. 5:40 p.m
Ar. 10:50 p.m.
... Ar. 10:1R p.m.
Lv. 9:15 p.ui,
Ar. 9:10 p.m,
Lv. 7:42 p.m,
Lv. 4:20 p.m,
Kingtisher
Wichita
B1 Reno
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
South McAlester
Lv. 10:25 a. m.
Lv. 5:80 p. m.
... Lv. 7:35 a.m.
Ar. 8:40 a.m.
Lv. H:35 a.m.
Lv. 10:10 a m
Ar. 1:30 pm
Ft. Worth
I l.'Il ,-A"H
Ft. Worth ...
l)«'tn>i>ii
South McAlester
South BtcA ester
Wister
Wister
. Lv. 7:10 a. m
Lv. 10:55 a. m
.Ar. 8:50 p. m
Ar. 5:00 p. m
Ar. 4:00p.m
.Lv. 8:15 pm
Lv. 1:35 p.m
Ar. 11 MX) p.m
ST LOUIS A s. P. RV.
Ft. Smith
Ft Smith
Paris . .
Paris
Lv. 12:15 p.m
Ar. 11:55 a.in
Lv. 11:00 a. m
. Ar. 5:15 p.m
lndestruetable Dolls 10c, 25, 35c, 50c,
,5c, 75c, $1.25, $1.48.
Kid Body, Bisc Head Dolls, 25c, 35c,
50c, 75c, $1, 81.48, SI.98, and $2.50.
radle; small size, 25c 59c; medium 65c
For rates and other information apply to
J F Holdkv. Traffic Manager.
South McAlester, I. T.
Want Column.
for sA-LiHJ-
TTIOR SALE -Old papers at this office, 25 for
F 10 cents, 50 for 15 cents. 100 for 25 cents.
Help Wanted
WANTED Young men of good character,
to learn telegraphy for positions on rail-
road. L. C. Robinson, Supt., Dallas. Texa^s
Men and women oi*t of employ
MENT and willing to work can learn of
permant situation at good wages, by writin
lit once to P. V H . Box 2*3. Augusta. Maine.
miU Live Stork.
. 28 — Cattle— Receipts,
Kev. John I). Knox Suspended.
Topkka, Kan., Dec. 29.—The prelim-
inary hearing* of John D. Knox, the
banker-preacher, before a Methodist
ecclesiastical grand jury composed of
nine ministers has been concluded and
the defendant bound over for trial be-
fore the state conference in March.
Pending* action by the conference Rev.
Knox has been suspended from the
ministry.
Shot His Daughter's Lover.
Nortonvii.le, Dec. 29.— Jacob Hop-
kins was shot and instantly killed at
Cummintrs, near here, by Elisha (Ira-
ham. Hopkins had been working-for
Graham on the farm for the past sea-
son. Hopkins was a widower and was
to have married a daughter of Graham
next Wednesday. Graham had lost
$120 and accused Hopkins of getting
away with it.
St. i
St Louis. De
market weak
Hogs-Receipts, 7.0)0; market active and
strong; Yorkers, 93.:<J&3.J0. packers, $3.1)(£
:i, 6; hea\ y, $3.1 15
Sheep—Receipts, 1.000; market strong.
rtiieairu
i and l'rodn
Dec. 28.
WVt—Dee ....
May....
July....
Corn — Dec
Jan....
May....
Oats — Dec —
Jan
May....
Fork— Dec —
Jan
May ...
Lard —Doc —
Jan
Mav....
Ribs — Dec
Jan
Mav....
Opened High'st1 Low'st Closing
I 79 I 71) j
I 8 :k\ 82X
Mammoth
Boot and Shoe Stock.
This is a line we have handled for years, and will
know what we are doing. We will still carry a nice
line of Staple China and Glassware. So many mer-
chants in the city have put in a small line of queens-
ware of seconds and thirds or the refusal from the
factories and representing them as first-class goods
that we have to make the addition of Boots and Shoes
as heretofore stated. Now, this is no sham, but a
reality right here in Guthrie, and some of our prices
will be as follows:
FORMER PRICE
2JK
~«K
2S?i
!«.,
l'I'J
3 82',t
4 ik)
3 8.
3 HO
4 0)
Gov. Stone Dissuade* a Mob.
Jefferson City, Mo., Dee. i.'!).—Gov.
Stone addressed a mob of 1,(joo men in
{rout of the Cole county jail at
Saturday evening, and succeeded in
dissnailinir tliem from their purpose of
lynching Tobe Lanahan, a half-witted
negro, who is charged with assaultinL'.
murdering and mutilating a 14-year-old
colored girl in this city t riday night.
Mammoth McKlnley Horn Comes to Orlef.
l'raxklin, Ind., Dec. 29.—The 311-
foot-long McKinley horn, which was
being carried from Tuscola, 111., to
Washington by four republicans for
appearance at the inauguration, wa
Semi-Porcelain Cups and Saucers
Semi-Porcelain Plates,
Iron Stone China Cups and Saucers,
" Plates,
Cups.unhandled
Salid Dishes
Kansas City < raln.
If ansas Citt. Dec. 2d.—Receipts o' wh«at
here for three days, 81 cars; a year ago. one day
3b cars.
Sales were as follows on track: Hard, No. i,
8 cars 79c. 4 cars 78c: No. 3, 5 cars 75c, 4 cars 7io,
2 cars 73c, 2 cars 72c No J, 1 car fOc, 1 car (Wc
2 cars 00c, 5 cars 6oc rejected, 2 cars «0c, 1 car
^8c, 1 car 5*^c. Soft, No. 2 red fancy, I car itfc,
2 cars 9Jtfc; No. 3, 1 car 91c, 2 cars H9c. 1 car
88Me; No. 4. 1 car 74c, I car 7354c, 1 car 70c re-
jected, 1 car 6*c. 1 car 62c. Spring, No. 2, I
ear 70y,c, 2 cars 70c, 4 cars 75c, No. 8 spring, 1
j car 72c, 4 cars 71c, 2 cars 70c. rejected, nom-
inally 5.V&65C.
Receipts of com here for three days, 661 cars;
a year ago, one day, 62 cars
Sales by sample on track: No. 2 ml xed. 38
cars 17V4c, 6 cars I7'<c, 4 cars 17c: No. 3, 72 cars
17e. 10 cars 103lfc. 2 cars lO'/it': No. 4. 2 cars 17c,
2 cars 16^c, 2 cars l6Vic, 7 cars 16^c; no grade,
1 car 16c; No. 2 white, 28 cars 18c, 2 car 172£c;
No. 3, 29 cars 17tfc; No. 4. 2 cars 17^c, 2 cars 170.
Receipts of oats here for three days, 60 cars,
a year ago, one day, 1 car.
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City. No.
2 mixed, nominally 16®l7c No. 3, 2 cars
-- - j3e; 2 cars 14c No. 2 white, nominally
left on the street at 1 rafalpar, sur- j No. 3, 1 car«20c, 1 car 18V4c, 4 cars 17c, 4
1 "ftrs lil^c, 4 cars 16^c, 2 cars 10c, bear 1340,8
WANTED — Students for bookkeeping,
shorthand, tvpewrlting. penmanship and
telegraphy at the Capital City Business Col-
lege, Guthrie, O. T.
WANTED ah penons betfeen the gw of
six aud sixtv to know that the Midwinter
Term begins sit tli Capital City Business -Col-
lege January 1, 1897.
WANTED Ladies and Gents. Light,
profitable baslnesn. Work at home or
travel. Wholesale and retail a necessity.
Call or address "Agent," 117 East Oklahoma
enue. ^
rounded by a crowd of curious people.
The people broke it to pieces while the
horn bearers were at dinner.
a Prflnldlnc Elder Sued.
Topkka, Kan., Dec. 21).—Mrs. Mary
Snyder, of Thompsonville, Shawnee
county, has sued Rev. L. K. Billinjjs-
ley, presiding elder of the Tope lea dis-
trict of the Methodist church, for $3,000
damages for forcing her to surrender
her church membership.
MARKET REPORTS.
Kunna* Cltv Live Stock.
Kansas city Dee. > rattle Kece',-rs
tlnoe Saturday.7,818; calvee. i"i shipped sut-
urday, 618 oittle. no oilvei The market was
15 to .'5c lower Tho following are represent*-
Glass Salid Dishes
Fancy German China Cake Plates
Royal Worchester Vases
OH MY
How fat I am getting since I
Commenced Eating at
FRINK'S PLACE.
Hardwood chair for Children, 25c, 48c. COFI-'KE LlKK YOUR MOTHER
THE FAIR „ Open Day and Night.
114 Oklahoma Ayenue. [ Opposite Government Acre on 2nd St,
tive sales
SHIPl
1 su and imasARD bkkf
STKKHS.
No.
Ave Price. |No.
Are Price.
p
.. 1,3s2 #4.7.i I 19 .. . ..
1,5.2 14.'-0
21
.. 1,3 !S 4.-.S 22
1.380 4-1*1
..I.21W 4.10 1 23
.1,27 1 3.85
*31 * . *. *
..I.l.'fl ?.7* 1 2
.1,200 3J 0
TKXAS AND INDIAN STKBItS
2')
...1,012 r«.3ft 141
. 979 $3 30
-4
I.lii2 3.20 3U
. 748 31a
... 844 3.10 |
N ATI V K HKlFiniS.
1
... mo $3.75 I 1
.1,0*0 f3.50
... 731 3.2S 2
t«.t t 8 85
11
... 7 <7 315 10
. 0 9 3.10
30
... 79.5 3.0) 1 1
. 720 2.75
N ATI V K COWS.
1
...1.070 f3,2' 1 1
,1,150 f 3 .00
19
. . .1,017 2. v.s 4
. 801 2 4)
1,060 2.25 1
. 950 2,00
2
... 720 1.80 1 1
9:0 1.65
NATIVK TRBDKHS.
11
. . MO H TO I 19
..1,0)8 13 70
... 9i i 3.70 ! 8
.. 993 3.70
...1.008 3.6 1
.. 97J 3.65
39
...1,110 3.00 |
NATIVK KTOOKBBt,
fl yrl •
673 14.00 I 1
.. 670 |175
fl
.... 818 IN 1
,. 870 3 65
4'!
. .. M.' ) 8.40 1
.. 970 3.25
ft
.. . 832 3.00 1 1
.. h70 2.9)
Hogs
- Receipts since Saturday, 8,578:
shipped
Saturday, none. The
market was
strong to 5c higher. The followiug are repre-
cur-slo!*". No. 5 cars 15c.
Hay- Market steady. Three days receipts. 113
cars. Choice timothy. 88.UOa8.hO; No. I, 17.00
(ft 7.50: No. 3. fO.uOcitdSU: clover, mixed. Na
t,|6.OO$0.5O; No. K60®5.0J; oholoe prairie,
♦h.f.0 No. l,H50a5.0J; No. 2, 84.00<*4.50; No.
3, #3.00(^3.50
Kaunax City Produce,
Kansas Citt, Dec. 28-Hutter-Creampry,
extra fancy separator. $)c; tlrsts, 18V4c; dairy,
fancy, 13c; fair. lOo store packed, «c; packing
stock. 6c; country roll, neatly packed aud
sweet. 10® 12c; choice. H<&l0c.
Egtfs—Strictly fresh stock, 15c per doz.;
cold storage stock, IS^c.
Poultry—Hens. 4tfc roosters. 12V4c each;
springs, 5c; coarse springs and roosters, 4c;
broilers, from m to 2 lbs.. Cc; turkeys, over 7
lbs.. 8c; under 7 lbs. not wanted old gobblers,
«c; ducks. rtV4c: geese. «c pigeons, practically
no demand; dealers doing best they can with
them.
Apples—Choice eating stock sells from 40 ft
fOca bu ; inferior. 30®3^c a bu. cooking stock,
20<a85c: Hen Davis. 3J.A40C: WioeSapa. 4^650,
according to quality; Huntsman's Pavorite. 60
ii7. c per bu. for fancy stock In a small way;
shippers are paying for Northern Spy #l.uo a
bbl. in car lots, for fancy fall and winter vari-
eties, fl.iiO&l.25 a bbl Jonathans, ♦1.25(^1.50 a
bbl. for fancy and 75c^M.<H) for No 2 stock;
New York and Michigan stock, OOcfttl.O) per
bbL
•otatocs—Homo grown. 20ji224c In a small
way. 17c In car lots. Wisconsin and Mlnue-
Hurbanks. 85^^60 in car lots, 4<>c in a small
Pearls, 2c less; Iowa stock. 2.Vc&28c In car
lots. 30 3:>c In a small way, sweet potatoes,
20340c In a small way.
Imitation Royal Worchester Vases
" " " very fine
Glass Vases too numerous to men-
tion, but all go at same rates.
Creamers and Sugars—our line is
simply immense, and here are a
few prices:
■65
6o
6o
6o
Co
oo
50
5o
50
25
15
75
25
15
60
40
! OO
50
50
[ 10
[ 25
65
00
r 25
! OO
5 00
! 50
65
- 50
50
75
5o
35
OO
NOW.
M 81
I 71
1 46
I OI
I 20
79
1 65
1 40
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35
26
18
1 71
78
63
79
35
57
65
1 26
i 65
1 45
3i
1 3i
32
42
24
81
i 06
All Havlin China will go regardless of cost.
Lamps—we have the finest line ever shown on
shelves or tables, and they will be cut clear to the
core.
We have two very fine Mexican Onyx stand
tables, former price $15 and $16; either will go in the
sale at $9.90.
Fancy China Cups and Saucers—you can simply
buy at your own price. Now ladies, this is no fake
sale; remember all goods are marked in plain figures.
Call early and select something to suit you before our
large stock is broken. I^is sale will last until January
20, 1897. You can all afford to buy a New ^ ear
present.
Yours with the kindest regards and wishing you a
Happy New Year, we remain yours for a square deal,
••••••••••
sentative sales:
Narrow K.cape at n CrosalnK.
California, Mo., t)ee. 29.— Jolin Ev-
ans, accompanied by Miss Mary Welsh,
living about six miles east of town,
was returning home from clraroli Sun-
day in a buggy, which was struck by a
passenger train in crossing tho tracks.
The engine carried the team and bugiry
about M feet, killing both horses. The
I occupants hardly received a scratch.
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