The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 19, 1898 Page: 3 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATH CAPITAL. MAT in. 1 S98.—TTrntST)AT MnUXIXtt.
BEARISH MARKET.
Cables Show Declining Wheat
Prices.
CORN AND OATS WERE WEAKENED.
(kaDNOM City Live Mtock Market
Opened Slow Hut tlio ISiu De-
mand* Moon Made terral
Improve nit'nt.
creased numbers. The market opened
weak and prices m>on broke 1(XS 15c. i
Trade was ictive at the dMUM Bulk
"f sales. $|.301f$4.53; light weights. $4.50; j
linkers. $4.15^14.42^: pigs. $Mi$4.25; com-
mon to choice. $4.S0fi$4.5n.
Whue today's supply of sheep was llb-
eml. the demand was correspondingly
go« d. and yesterday's advance In prices
w.is very well sustained. Clipped sheep,
$;!.5n'-( $4.40; western feeders. Mi«$4.30.
clipped lambs, $4ff$4.90; wooled lambs.
$4.90^ $5.45.
Receipts—I attic 16,000; hogs 58.000;
sheep 20,000.
SECRET SESSION.
A Brief Discussion of Military Oper-
ations.
BATTLE OF MANILA REFERRED TO.
nlcago.May 18.—ine sentiment of spec-
ulators in the wheat market today was
parish. Cables showed declines, and
prices tended steadily downward, July
Iccllnlng 2'.i rents jind September closing
cents lower. Corn and oats were
weakened by the higher temperature
throughout the west. July corn at the
rlose showing a loss of T8 cents and oats
NEW YORK 1th.PORT.
New York, May 18.—Flour- receipts 14.-
006; exports 5.392 barrels, market weak
a id lower, following Whetat: Minnesota
1>.i tents, $ >.f«ia$T,25; winter patents, $6.50
; do. straights,
Wheat—Receipts 215,528 bushels; exports
101,512 bushels; spot weak; No. 2. I1.5IV6
f. o. b. afloat to arrive; 96%c f. o. b.
alloat; September, first to i.Ueenth. Op- i sary; that a„ thp ,undH requlre(| for th,
tions closed at 2H@44c net decline, latter prosecution of th.- war could be raise.)
on May. Trade was largeiy scalping through the proposed Inheritance tax. b>
with big crop estimates, lower cables , tli«k tax on corporations, by the colnag*
bonds, Mr Turple said Its promoters j
had put It ns a rider on this bill In order
to place congress in durance.
Mr Gorman suggested that the penalty |
for failure to affix the stamp to any
drug or medicine, perfumery, etc.. was
too severe. The bill, us pass-d .he
hous. . provided a penult> of $100. but the
senate committee had changed this so as
to make the offense misdemeanor pun-
ishable by a tine of not more than $500 or
imprisonment for not exceeding six
months, i he provision was amended by
' striking out the maxim tine, leaving It to
ai*t i the discretion of th.- court- to make it
! less than $l"". Mr. Gorman then moved to
■ strike out the clause providing for im-
prisonment. Messrs. Gray, Mills and Cul-
loni also supported the motion and
. —■ | Messrs. Ahlrich, Jones, (Ark ('hilton
... , , ... , i White and Cockrel l opposed it. The
\N ashlngton, D. ('.. May 18.—The feature , .....
amendment was rejected. to 2.
of today's session of the senate was the I Qorman asked the senate to return
speech of Mr. Turple idem., Ind.) upon to section
the war revenue measure. He strongly any person
contended that a bond Issue was unneces- nicut to pi.
BASEBALL. budweiser
noNt
l*at riot ie and
The
ft'X|ieiiMive Melieme to He-
rn re Honey. Known to
Man.
Pittsburg Could Do Nothing With
Nops' Delivery.
THORNTON HITS THREE BATSMEN.
tin Account of Wnln and Wft
(.round Tliere W ere no tiamcN
at Kit her 1'eorla or
tlttuin w a.
-PITTSBURG 2.
(First p .btyflfe*d thp Daily State
VI ay 6. 1808.)
NOT If II FOR PUBLICATION.
• • j • 4*w.
I and «. ?' ce at Guthrie, O. T., May 6,
ttus.
Noll is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has llled notice
of his Intention to make ilnal proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register
and receiver of the United States land
oiHce at Guthrie, O. T., on June 9, 18D8,
viz:
Smith, Erlnsvllle, O T . for the
f section 3, town-
si I. M.
... . . | no iittmes me tullowlng witnesses to
in conncction with the use of the prove hi« continuoui . u a
designation "BUDWKISKR" .is • uit v o..n -t > • .1 :.uo. viz-
HINS AGAIN!
II) Dcclolon of the United fttutcfc
Circuit Court.
! A ease, long pending, in the
; lT. S. Circuit Court for the East-
ern District of New York, has
just terminated, by which the
r Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso-1 aouthw. si quarter
ciation acquires additional rights '""'tli. ran-.- 1
• ...1 t .1 He names the follo\
a trade name. Under the de
cision, the defendant, the Bud-
Provisions held up despite the big In-
lux of hogs.
Pork closed 7c, lard 2l, c, and wu.y ribs
c higher.
It was a weak day In wheat, with the
Mfbles for the first time in u lonj; while
trovlng a bear motive.Liverpool was
I lower; Paris 12@15 lower:Antwerp off25
150 centimes. Western recepits were not Mo
urge as they have been, but there was
icrfect weather and good crop reports
rom every direction, even from abroad,
"he market was much affected by a re-
tort that the crop expert Ingle estimated
he Wheat possibilities as high as ;iim.'<'
00 bushels. The figure was consider
ireposterous, but i't drew atten:! ni t>
i.e fact that everyone w is apparently
n . ng to concede—that ; hei was the
•rospocL of the largest crop ever har-
ested. Clearings amounted to 27U.0UO
.usnels. Primary receipts were M'.'i.OOO
lushels, compared with ull.'OO bushels
1st year.
Declines were sufficient all around in
very market in the world. July opened
cent lower at §1.07, rose, to de-
nned to |1.06 and recovered to $1.06^4,
he closing figure. September began
ernt under yesterday's close at v. 'tc, rai-
ded to &'"V fell back to 88 and closed at
IVfeC. May ranged from $1.40 to fl.00 and
losed at the lowest.
Corn—For a while July showed steadi-
est. There was a good deal of rain and
lore was predicted. The temperatures,
owever, were higher, and the weeklj
rop bulletins were favorable. LohrKe,
ne New York exporting authority, said
'ne other side was full of corn, and ..hat
. needed to be digested before tilere was
arther buying. Corn finally broke with
"neat. Receipts were 20 cars, *uly op-
ned '4c lower at Stilbc. firmed up to
1..4C and then went down gradually to
which was the closing price.
Oats were neglected but remained ra-
fter steady. '1 here was some lnqulrj
rom shippers but bids wer. too low.
Leeelpts were 204 cars. July opened >s
U4c lower at 'it:1,, advanced to Ht'.'fc and
eclined to at the dose.
The provision market today proved a
UZZte. >.a rge hog receipts, 59.000 with
.,000 estimated for Thursday, led to tin
cpectatlon of a very w« ik duy. 1'aeKers
enerally have been buyers. Ho;;s de-
ined 15 j20c. July pork open d 17'a«
iwer at sold up t $12.-2'- and re
Cted at J12.2'1- at the close, i.ard for
jiy started unchanged a-t $6.62H, declined
1 . !" and closed at $6.65 July rll
pened Ht $t>..'50, rose to $G.42'.2 and closed
t $«.40.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: \\ heat,
b oars; corn C50 cars; oats 2.>0 ears; hogs
1,000 head.
ST. l.Ol'IS cjUIKT.
t. Louis, May 18.—Butter quiet; cream-
rv 145716c; dairy I0^14c; eggs higher.
. tlon
agret
then
and splendid crop news, the leading bear I «f the silver selgnorage and by the issue; nX)l(l ut j,(H, lns
factors. >io. 2. red May, $1.5.1^$1.54,clos. of legal tender notes. These four means
ed. Sl.ww. July, $1.121}« >'$1.15%, closed $1.12T«. 1 t>f obtaining money would yield to the
Corn—Receipts 351,000 bushels; exports government during the next year. h>
lw.,799 bushels; spot weak; No. 2, 41Vk<\ 1 maintained, fully $;WO.OuO.O H . an amount
Options closed '/ucHc net lower; May j in excess of the estimated sum necessary
4' -,ve. closed July, 40l,s'^41V4c, ] for the conduct of toe war.
BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Md.. May IS A be
f the bill, providing that ball . h hit b.t mun, un error and
lifullr (vsdiiig th nqutr*.Igave th* Fttuburci thoir two uiiu.k weiser Brewing Co., will Change
• revenue ntuniiw up.m .m.\ In the second in the other tnnlngn the I corporate name, and other-
giil document or 1..x.-.l ii.ip.-r ..f .tn> \ visit..r. could d(. nothing wllh Nops' dc- J u.jse covenant not to USC the
'very. Attendance t.tai. The score ^ worJ "lJUDWL'.ISER" except ill
. o o 2 J o r. o o x • i? i connection with the beer of the
i) ; o o o n o o ii i complainant, the AN'111 I Sl'.K-
i, nops ini.i .-i,,rk. iu'SCH llKI'WlNG ASSOC1A-
1 Schrlvcr. I mplres—Etnsll —
Kub.
Sherman Hoglln
ouis Klrkman. 11;
1 ot Krinsvllle. < >. T.
JOHN J. BOLES, Register.
i L. Lerells,
W. Williams,
axed pa
kii'.tl should be lined no ni<>r
ur imprisonment t
months or both. II
$T)IN1 I
Imprlsonmt
.■<1 to. witho
Mr. Gormai
loved that the fine
il of $500. The mo-
lo its.
loved to strik«* out
elause. This was
dlvi
tlv
ed I' )•'•
Oats—Receipts - aj.Sito bus<hels; exports
258,556 bushels; spot easier; No. 2, SMVfcc;
No. 2. white, 37V^e. Options closed V*c
net higher; May closed 35c.
Cofft—Options barely steady at a de-
cane of 51/10 points, Inactive with a gen-
eral weak undertone under bearish cab-
les, heavy visible supply, sales 12.750 bags,
including May 5.70<Jif>.75; September, 5.65;
1 j spot coffee, Rio. dull; No. 7, invoice, 6%c;
, No. 7. .lobbing.
milo, quiet. Cordova
V 15* sc.
Sugar-—Raw
refining, .'Fie
reiined, ttrm.
strong, held higher; fair
certrlfugal, Oti test, .'^c;
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
Kansas City. Mo., May 18.—Cattle re-
elpts 5.S00 natives. 10 Texas; market op.
ntd slow; demand good and conditions
jon Improved. Light weight steers
aade stronger, while h avy <*attle about
ready. Heavy dr. .-d beef st- rs sold
•om $4.70 to $4.!HI; fair to common heavy
leers, $4.40 to $4.70; light dressed beef
nu butcher steers. $4 to $l.f.:>; butcher
5WK and heifers, $.326 $4.65; bulls, $3
$4.ft.".; calves J,; i" $10; stockers and
►eders, $4 to $5.10; Texas teers. $1.10 to
1.45.
Hog recepits 25,000; large receipts ay
no yesterday's decline In provisions
combined, caused hogs to open H to 20c
wer; prices improved as the day ad-
hneed. market closing aibout 10c lower;
eavy. $4.40'-!$4.; 5; mixed . $l.20ffi$4.40;
fhts, $4®$4.30; pigs, $3®$4; packers, $4i05
.1.55: Yorkers. $4.20'r $4.25.
Sheep—Receipts 1.000; market active
tendy on muttons; to 10c higher on
4imbs;Colorado wool lanmbs, S. . 1.' ;
tipped sheep and lambs. $4.5t/</$4.7"; wes-
rn muttons, $4.20t $4.5O; shipping lambs,
^j$t .50.
SALE OF STOCKS.
New York, May IS.—Total sale of stocks
today 335,100 shares.
TREASL RY STATEMENT.
.. asnington, May 18.—Today's state-
ment o ft he condition of the treasury
snows: Available cash balance, $- t>,-
*-.,511; gold reserve $175,674,006.
WOOLEN GOOODS QUIET.
New York, May 18.—NYoolen goods are
generally quiet, with the exception of
those to be used in lllling government
contracts and for flag bunting. Cotton
goods art quiet and slow; no change in I
the domestic lines. Export goods con* I
tlnue strong and in good demand. The
heavy buying for Chinese and Japanese
last week, was the subject of note in the
market today. Wide sheeting are still
strong, and more advances are today re-
corded. Print cloths are quiet. The atti-
tude of sellers Is firm. Extras are quoted
at 1 15-PI. but no bids are tilled at this
llgure. Printed goods show no change.
NO MORE SCARE SPEECHES.
New York. May 18.—ihe Evening Post's
London tinaneial cablegram says. There
have been no more capital scare speeches,
so the stock markets were better here to-
day. Americans and mines closed at
about the best. Spanish 4s were excep-
tionally flat, being sold from Madrid.
Grand Trunk was booming on good traf-
fic reports. Tlnto coppper was strong.
MONEY STEADY.
New York. May 18.—Money on call
steady at 1 <3 3 per cent; last loan 1
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4 V4 (a
> per cent; sterling exchange strong,
with actual business Inbankers' bills at
$1.86 V4 r<i for demand at $4. 83 % <ti ^ for
sixty days: posted rates, $1.83 (ti $4.87;
commercial bills, $4.82 ^.silver certifi-
cate. . 57V4 W 58c. Bar sliver. 57 Cd 58*£.
Mexican dollars, 45%C. Government
bonds heavy; state bonds dull; railroad
bonds steady.
LIVERPOOL Ql'lET.
Liverpool, May 18.— w neat futures
closed quiet; May lis; July 10s Sd; Sep-
tember. 6s 3-8d.
'onslderable progress was made In tin
reading of the bill, which included.
rally, the consideration
ments proposed by the committee.
Through the influence of Mr. Gorman
(dem., Md.) the Imprisonment penalty
was stricken out of some of the sections
relating to violations of the stamp tax.
After an extended debate, part of which
occurred In secret legislative session, the
conference report on the bill suspending
certain parts of the existing law relating
to the purchase of supplies by the war
department was adopted. The bill per-
mitting officers of ttie regular army t >
accept staff appointim nts In the volun-
teer army without losing their rank or
place in the regular service was passed.
SECRET SESSION.
Washington, May 18. When the sen-
ate, on motion of Senator llawb • . went
into secret sect ion today on the quart* r-
master's bill, Mr. Hawley read a ,etter
from General Flagler, chief of the bi.rc.n
of ordnance, requesting that authority
given for t.ic purchase of ordnan< •• \v.th-
ou t waiting to advertise, flaying that such
delay mlgnt at times be of very sc ious
consequence. The letter was not notable
In any respect, except that It was an of-
I tlclal acknowledgment of the fae that
i there are still many articles t« be secure 1
is 8 and 9 providing for
enue stamps. The senate
ent
i' imprls
)Ut of s
. fused to
Baltimore
l'ittsbug
dre
for the affix-
sferred.
section 11. which pr<
ing of stamps to sto<
In section of the bill, the stamp tnxi^1- Loulfl .
an provided for w.-ic m.„li- crtectlv. "on I Unttprics
the first day of June. This was amend-
ed so as to read "the Ilftcenth day of
June."
The bill was then laia aside for the day,
and at o'clock the senate went Into ex-
ecutive session, and at 5; 15 p. m. ad-
journed.
ST. LOUIS 11 CHICAGO 4.
Chicago, May K -Thornton hit three
batsmen in succession and was pounued
; safely four times In the fourth Inning, six
runs resulting. Attendance 1,200. The
I score: EHK
j Chicago 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0— 1 12 3
00360020 x-11 14 2
Thornton and Donahue; Sud-
l.i.IT and Sugden. Umpires—o'Duy and
Mcl )onald.
HALF HOUR SESSION.
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED BY CON-
V, ashlngton. May is. The house ad-
journed today after a session lasting
only half an hour. An effectual effort
was ma le to pass a bill prohibiting the
publication of information concerning the
strength of the country s fortifications.
Without a word <>f debate, the deficiency
pension bill was passed.
Ts your liver tired0 does It fail to dr.
its duty? If so, don't neglect Its call
for help. A few doses of Herbine may
save you a spell of sickness. Herbine
Is the only perfect liver medicine. It
INDIANAPOLIS 1-OMAHA
Indianapolis. Ind., May Is. -Today'?
1 0 1
Indianapolis
Omaha 0 o 0 1 o n
Batteries- Dammnnn and 1
erman and McCaulcy.
COLUMBUS
Columbus, Ohl'
TION.
OTTI MWA I ST. JOSEPH
Ottumwn, Iowa, May 1^. -The
cam won out in today's r-mie. Th.
rich: Hag*
ITY 1
and i:wekie\ , L«;in
Ottumwn ....2001 0 0001
St. Joseph ...0000 1000 0-
Batterles Notmnmacnrr and ivoefe, j
Mauck and Blanford.
ST. PAUL 7 MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Wl ., Maj The ganu to
day resulted in a victory for the visitors
The score: R II K 1
Milwaukee... 00200300 If. 11 t; ,
St. I 'a ul •' 0 0 1 -' I 0 0 0 7 9 2 J
Batteries—Reidy and Speer; Danzer and
Spies.
us! published In the Daily State
Capital April 12. IMS.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land offl. at Guthrie, 0. T., April
12, 1S98.
N ■; e is hereby given thatth e fol-
low ;ii;;-r,an)e<| settler has filed notice
"f his iiti. jit, m to make final proof in
.•■u;.;- rt of his claim, and that said
pi f will be made before the register
and re elver of the United States land
of. ■ at Guthrie, O. T., cn May 18,
ISPS, vise:
Cornelius C. Phillips, homestead No.
v '. ior th-- northeast quarter of sec-
tlon ii. township 14 north, range 1
east.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up-
"ii and cultivation of said land, viz:
James Monroe Morgan, Garnettvllle,
. Isaac Elliott. Servada, O. T.. E.
Jarnett, Garnettville, O. T., EMas
•r. Garnettville, O. T.
JOHN J. HOLES, Register.
«'olumbus...
Kansas City
Batteries—Walt
and Wilson.
MINNEAPOLIS 7 DETROIT
Detroit. Mich May 1* The game was
was won by Minneapolis W> the tenth,
having been a tie from the end of the
hird. The score: R II E
Detroit ...1 0 5 0000000 --(5 12 7
Minneapolis 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1- 7 U 4
Batteries—Underwood. Fuller. Irwin and
Twinehani;Norton, MeNeely and Dixon.
F FOOD.
m. -An official dis-
nre assured for a
i* arriving here from
the United States,
es chills and fever,
; &. Son.
J. Wh •
NO GAME AT DlTBlTQUE.
Dubuque, Iowa. May 18.—There was no
fame today on account of w« t grounds.
RAIN AT PEORIA.
Peoria. III.. May 18.—The game did not
•ome off today, the grounds being wet.
fit
99
PARIS MARKETS FIRM.
Paris. May 18.—Prices were firm on the
bourse today, and advanced and receded
on the announcement of the formation of
a new Spanish cabinet and the expression
of doubts as to the payment of the next
coupon of the Spanish debt. Toward the
close of the day prices recovered, except j Turple s
in tin case of Spanish Is, which were , jnK War
dull.
for the equipment of the army, and that
expedition is considered necessary in se-
curing them. The reading of the li:«i
led to a brief discussion of the btatus of
the military op v.-itIons and some impa
tlence was expr.*s-<ed regarding the ap-
parent delay In getting the military expe-
dition to the Philippines started.
Senator Lodge made a brief speech on
this point, expressing the hope that if
the passage of the bill would expedite in
any wise the movement of tills force, it
would be put through without any farther
delay whatever. He referred to the bat-
tle of Manila as the most notable naval
triumph of the world, t>ecause of its re-
markable one-sldedness. and expressed
surprise and disappointment that < ^h-
teen days should have been allowed to
elapse before the troops sufficient to
enable us to follow the- naval victory with
an attack upon the Spanish land forces at
Manila had even been put in readiness to
sturt upon their mission.
Senaitor Gorman renewed his criticism
) made in open session on the provision in-
serted by the conferees, but said he would
not place any harrier In the way of action
upon the report. There was no division
upon tne acceptance of the report.
OPEN LEGISLATION.
The senate resumed open legislative
session at 12:35 p. m., and began 'the con
slderatlon of the war revenue measure
ur. Turple, (Dem. Ind.) in addressing
t..e senate, said that 'the differences were
differences only in method. There was
no difference as to the purpose of sup-
plying all the means and men to the gov-
ernment to carry on the war.
Mr. Turple said that the pending
bill carried a provision for a basketful
of certificates of Indebtedness in order
■to meet the deficiencies caused by the
Dlngley law. The democrats had been
sharply criticised because of the month-
lv deficit of the so-called Wilson law. . , . .. T £ i. " 1. fj
but the Dingiey law was showing singu- j cess our bargain day sales nave proven. In tact we have had
deficits without criticism. Now. Mr 1 people ask us how we can afford to sell such sightly goods for
PLENTY
Madrid, May IS.. 2
patch from Havana
The food supplier
long time. Vessels a
all parts, even fror
with provisions.
Remember Saturday next you have
your choice of 100 wrappers , one even
dollar, Guthrie Cash Store.
Ballard's Snow Liniment will cure
Lame Hack, Sore throat, Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores,
Ladles' it will cure your back-ache. I
H5 A- 50c. J. Wheeler & Son.
I'ir t published In the Dally State Capi-
tal, April 2S. 1898.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(No. 4624.)
i.Htid office at Guthrie, O. T., April 28,
1898.
Nolle
is Ii
bv given that the follow-
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof In support
ef hi claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver of
the r. s. land office at Guthrie, O. T.,
on June n. 1898, viz:
Red It.• !; nil. in. tor the northeast quar-
'• :• f sect I'm .7. township 15, north, rnnge
i. M.
He
OB. PEFFCR'S
ROYAL-TANSY PILLS.
ft * Br
i:
p* W orifi
t -
OOO I,A
orifititH l;r.WAKF ok danceuoch
^ i'i ixir box, ■mall Ijoj
Sold by Wallace & Mulle
Drug Store.
I'FIKLU
_ .11J. i
, and tile Eagle !
the following witnesses to
• niinuoiis re-idenee upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
AN".liter Roper, Alfred Itaper, Sam Far-
row and Hayward Louis, all of Garden,
O. T. JOHN J. BOLES, Register.
(First published In ti;- Dally Stat.- Capl-
Ital, April 29, ISM.)
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Land offi. .• at Guthi e , O. T., April 28,
A Trade Triumph in Dry Goods.
A Few of Our Special Bargains
For Today.
We feel that it is needlese for us to say what a grand sue-
Ballard's Horehound Syrup is not a
mixture of stomach destroying drtus,
I but is scientifically prepared remedy
that cures coughs and cold's, and all
throat and lung troubles. Its neti n is
quick, prompt and positive. and fOc. I
J. Wheeler & Son.
otiee Is hereby giver that the follow-
I ing-named settler has filed notice of his
| Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that s iid proof will be
mad i • f— the 1 t< r and receiver of
ill • I' S. land office at Guthrie, O. T.. on
, 18M,
viz:
(First published In the Daily State «
tal, May 3, IS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
V, alU i Rop< i ll i:. E itry No. 8418, for
lie sot:then;- quarter of section 22, town*
iliip 15, north, range 1 east, I. .•*.
U • names the following witnesses to
1; ■ \ • hi.- I'o.niiiiious resi-i-nce upon und
ultivation oi said land, viz:
Bed Richardson, Hayward Lewis, Sam-
iel 1 arrow and A. I'. Itoper, all of Gur-
T.
(40.12.)
T . Ma
Land office at (
Notice Is hereby fciven that the follow-
ing-named settler has filed notice of Ins
Intention to make final proof In suppoi
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Guthrie, O. T., on June ., 1808, viz:
Sarah A. Roe, widow and heir at law
of Henry Roe, who made II. E. No. 11,943,
for the southeast quarter of section 6,
township 15, north, range 3 west of 1. M.,
O. T.
JOHN J. BOLES, Register.
lit published In the Daily State Cap-
ital April 16, 189S.)
(4G04)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Guthri •, O. x. April 19,
Notice Is hereby given that the follow-
Ing-named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that aid proof will be
, It
proposed. In the pond- ;
. . take care of all the ,
vith the certificates
FIRM PRICES.
Berlin. May 18.—Firm prices prevailed
on the bourse today, owing i > the Mar-
quis of Salisbury's speech In the house of
lords yesterday. International and Amer-
ican securities were notably firm, and
mining shares were particularly active.
Italian securities w#te In good demand,
nad responded to the tone of the Paris
market.
SPANISH FOURS.
LONDON AUCTION SALES.
London, May IS The w >i auction
bowed much animation today. Good
soured merinos sold extremely well,
hi!>' greasy ones were generally token
y the home it rode and German repre-
Mltutives. A few tots of geelotlg Wo ,,
we taken by. the American buyers,
iher purchases nave been kept with the
tanost secrecy. The continental buyers
London,May 18. The wool au< tlon sales
peasy sold well. Attendance good. The
umber of bales offered was 11.303.
wing are the sales In detail:
ondon. May 18.—Spanish
-Spanish
closed at !
net lo
Fol-
New South Wales—:
■fed'Wls oVgd; greasy )'•
•Queensland—000 bales
rensy TVfcfifld.
Victoria 2.TOO bales;
fed; greasy. V/dlld.
South Australia l.r.o
i;!td.
roured, Is 4V-.-d;
courcd GVfedf/ls
bale
4(1;
V'^.-d.
•d ii.l'u \>
grea;
Tasmania 100 bales, t-
Xsew Zealand—3.200 bale
I; greasy d.
Cape of Good Ilojie and Natal- Jim
ales; scoured lPi-dijls 2'.-d; greasy,
}i7-%d.
tomorrow.
Sit lep
CHICAGO LIVE 1 'TO'
Ohlcag <. May is. -Trade in c
hh less animated than usual
lere weaker for heavy steers
If. re. ruling 10® 16c low*
pd feeders '
AjJl.t::.: bulls $:v;i$ .2.".; < 'v. s
The rcmal:a! l' boom in -rices is s:art-
C hegs for ibis murkct In greatly in
e t day
I prices
Stockers
iyl heiferw
IHngley law deficits
of Indebtedness.
The question presented to congress was
how the necessary money should be
raised. «te committee was agreed that
ll&u,000.000 s'houlu be raised by taxation.
am the remaining sum, from $120,000,000
to $150,000,000 by other means.
TAX ON SUCCESSION.
Mr. Turple thought the tux on succes-
sion was one of the best features of the
bill. He said It was a tax on accumula-
tion, while the tax on beer and tobac-
co was a tax on consumption Mr. Turple
strongly urged the proposed tax on cor-
I poratlons. He estimated this tax would
closed at ' yield $100,000.(K)0. and that the inheritance
provision would produce ;r.0,(XKt.000 more.
This would supply the amount necessary
j to be raised. The remaining $150,000,000
necessary could be raised by tne coinage
of the silver selgnorage and the issue of
legal tender notee. The majority of the
finance committee, he said, had deemed it
wise to propose the coinage of the selgn-
orage In deference to the wishes of th.
15.000,000 who In the last national cam-
written by Edward Shippen. of the United ! paign had made evident their ueslre for
States navy, ana published by Zelgler & ! such coinage.
Co., of Chicago. The book contains an I The senate amendment of the bill pro-
account of all the great naval battles of vldlng for the Issue of greenbacks was
the world up to and including the battle I proposed by the majority of the commit-
of Yalu and the blowing up of the Maine; tee as a substitute for the bond section of
also a full description of all the battle- I the bill, as it came from the house. For
ships, cruisers, monitors, torpedo-boats, the present, Mr. Turple said, the demo-
ete. accompanied by beautiful halftone eratic policy for the free coinage of silver
f the same. It tells of our ma- bad been releg:
A BOOK YOU NEED.
NAVAL BATTLES AND OUR NEW
NAVY.
"Nuval Ttatllfs and Our Now Xavy" is j
title nf a now and InlprostlnK book
so little money in these sales. The reason we can afford to do
this is that we buy and sell them in such quantities that We can
afford to turn on less margin than our compelitors.
He names the following witnesses to \ made ;
prove his continuous residence upon and j Guthri'
cultivation of gald land, viz:
John Berg, Richard G. Geddles, Frank
J. Robinson and Herbert L. White, all ot
Guthrie, r>. T.
JOHN J. BOLES, Register.
Hot Bargains in Cool Summer.
(First publlshe . In the Dally Stale Cap-
ital, April 11, 1S98.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tin regis11 r and ceiver at
on May 25th, 1S98, viz:
George W. Campbell, for the south-
w< t quarter of section 33, towsh p 18,
north, range 1 west.
lie names tin- following wltnesse to
;.i"\ his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
\\\ Whipple, Martin L. Eberhart
and Andrew J. Vanderpool, all of t,iark«
son, O. T., atid Edwin M. Vanderpool, ot
Guthrie. O. T.JOHN J. BOLES, Reglstel
plctur.
iestic naval growth, of the gigantic pro-
portions of our great battleships; of our
mlithty guns, rams and torprdorn: nf nnr
merchant marine, revenue marine, marine
hospital service, training ship.', and light- j daring ti.at the poll.-
house service. almost an Ideal one
Every patriotic American should read money for sub an
this book. It can be secured only through j confronted this govei
W. T. BURKE, the authorized agent for ",1 •* " V l 1 •"
Guthrie and Logan county. and least ex^nalve
money a tim>
The proprietor of the Guthrie Cash
Store has no disposition to carry ready
made garments over from season to
season; we prefer to close our stock
out clean and will make prices that will
make them cheap to you.
1 to the Hustings and to'
arbitrament of the ballot.
ISSUE OF GREENBACKS.
■ argued at b ngth In favor of the Is- 1
of greenbacks, legal tender notes, tie- '
CORSETS.
p.r>0 cod wave ventilated cor.^ct regular
•ISc, grade sale price today 25c.
The celebrated S. N. summer corset -
regular 75c grade, reduced to 48c.
20th century corsets in white and drab,
regular 65c grade, reduced to ISc.
All of our Kftbo corsets will bos obi
at 75c today. This is our regular $1 cor-
set.
CLEAN OUT PRICES ON LADIES' [
SAILOR MATS—All at one price; then
range in price from 75c to $1.50, but we
want to clean every one of them out to-
day, and i't ( elded to make a price of 19c!
on the b ■ ej11 have to see these 1
hats to . . hem. What a Snap
they Jiu ceyu.
SPECIAL PRICES IN WASH
FOR TODAY ONLY.
25 and 40c colored Organdies—reduced
to lfic.
2r and 30c colored Organdies—reduced to
17c.
20c Organdie appliqi:ee— reduced to
12Vi and l"e Swis and Vcrnoa muilp— r<
Land office at Guthrie, O. T., April 9, 1898. j
Notice is hereby given that the follow-
ing-named settler has filed notice uf her
Intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and r ceiver of
the U. S. land office at Guthrie, on May
24, 1898, viz:
! Jennie Miller, (widow of Lum Miller, de-
lOODS i ceased,) of Iconium, O. T.. for the north
I one-half of the northwest quarter of sec-
tion 25, township 17, north, rai, 1 east. I Gutlu
She names the following wi ssea to I
prove her continuous resid. i u;-on and : quart* r
cultivation of said land, viz: I range 1
James O. Belcher and Nathan Lamb, of Me names
Iconium. O. T ; William Necdman of ; pr<
Wright, O. T.; John P. fimack of Guthrie,
O. T. JOHN J. BOLES, liegister.
(First published in tbe Daily State Cap-
ital, April 1G, 18!>8.)
(4603)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Guthrie, O. April 18,
1898.
Notice is hereby given that t«e follow*
Ing-i .m. d settler has filed notice of his
in-, ni:. •) • i make final proof In support
and that said proof will be
the register and receiver al
.. on May 25tn l-^o, viz:
Whipple, for the northwest
ctlon 31, township 18, north,
I of his
i made
St.
fitnesses te
:c upon and
cultivation
duced
81 - r?(
12Vj|C Madras doth—reduce<1 to
15c Zephyr ginghams—reduce I to 10c.
BARGAINS IN LADIES* HOSE FOR
TODAY ONLY. Louis Hermsdorf Fast
Black spliced heel today only ll'-i.c.
SPECIAL PRICES IN HSIRT WAISTS
all 89 ^^d 9Sc waist, price for today only
09c.
III.I !
ir las
like this kno
Compere ihe above prices with those auotedby ;r
other merchanis in this issue
(First published in tlie Daily State
Capital. May 3, 1898.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1633.
Land office at Guthrie. O. T., May 2,
1898.
Notice ir< hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the registei
and receiver of the United States land
luthrlf
on June,
L
had carried the
mad r
Mr. Turple referred at s me length t>|
the remarkable experience f France,]
wnose people themse
enormous loan to ti
necessary by the i ranca-German war. |
The example of France, he thought, oui;ht |
Gents furnisbjng goods at greatly re- I ,a be followed by this country.
dueed prices at the Guthrie C&sh Store. I Referring to -the proposed Issue of L
Laura T. Lambert, wh
I T. Richardson until September Ii
for the lots 1 and 2 und the wes
of th northwest quarter - f >
I 19, township IT north, range 1 cap
j He ni.mes the following wit
to prove his continuous resident t
land cultivation of said land, viz:
j Samuel G. Garrett, of Langst
I T., Samp Portwood. of Langston. O. jj
| T. Harry Story, of Langston.". T., IM- Ca.
w.id Vanderpool. of Guthrie, O. T. I O. '
J JOHN J. BOLB)S, Resl3ter. I
the following
tlnuous resident
said land, viz:
George W. Campbell, -lartin L. J'iber«
hart and Andrew J. Vanderpool, all ol
i '.arkson, O. T.. and Edwin M. Vander*
pool of Guthrie. O. T.
JOHN J. BOLES, Register.
(First published in the Dally State
Capital April 14, 1898.)
4601.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land < flU • at Guthrie, < >. T., April 14,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler baa filed notion
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
pi-.of will be made before the registef
and receiver of the United States land
office at Guthrie, O. T., on May JO, 1S93,
viz:
Ephriham .Vlumphrj', for the south*
w s; quarter of section 20, township
upon ;
He nam
prove
of
LlSt.
the following witnesses to
ontinuous residence upon
ultivation of said land, viz:
L iin. Johnson Kennedy. R. S.
;.ife Abernathy, all of Tohe«,
JOHN J. COLES, Register.
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