The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 30, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 7, 1899 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL: WEDVFNFVYY M MtVrV 5, JITS'M 7, ]«{ ! .
UNIVERSITY OF
OKLAHOMA.
deyrtNhi will be conferred*. Hon. It y
lloffnutn inaii ig the addi'«..
HOT A REBEL,
anna oould w as not in t1ie
fkknh1i < onspikacy.
Pari®, June —Count Bon I df Cm e
has written a letter to the E. ho «!«•
Commencement Week Exercises, are
that the colli:
Progressing.
*>., * per
CHIMES WERE SANG LAST NIGHT.
iSj the Mimical Department Uiahop
Brooke Preached the
Jtacralaurrila
Merman.
i (formerly
ol Now York* placed her."®
of the Jt-un- ^o Royalist* at the Ant i. .
cemonstratlon :.esterd«y. The cou w -1
c.are* that his wife does not belong t
cue club and thtr she d-d not leave he
;*eMt, from whi-d: she could not cvt u re
what wa* owurrinu. Comte and C 'n.:;iej
Bi>nl Castellarfc aasure the Corresponded
<>f the Associated Press that there is n
truth 'n th. statement that the comili"
was mixed up In the rl->t. The . 'mt - •
w is disagreeably surprls d to ee he
name mixed up In the affair. Th« • ♦•/ )
originally appeared n La Press of th'.:
t ty, which said it had received the i:.
formation from a source of unusual re
lability.
•ouil
he .d
LIKES OKLAHOMA.
Norman, June (Special)—The Ha a
laureate serv.es of the l uiVtrsity !
Oklahoma were held -n the l'nv.rv.>
Ch,«..l on Sunday morning. J urn 3rd. ..••I'™"* C. K' "tW,S "F TI1K THlRD
[Uv.
annual sermon ! « .n, 1 llvered by
♦Francis K. Br >oke, Bisti i "f th Pi
est ant Episcopal . ii.irch for Oklahoma
Btvl Indian territoric The «ha pel wis
appropriately .i.-< rat. 1 for th m.-■
t>y a profusion of American flags and
bunting. roN- and j.'tt«• ! plant:, th i —
train being a 1. w. r ,.f in auty.
The room was oompletcly All' I demon-
strating its lnadeijua. > for occasions f
this char.i.'ter and the n<ed of larg- r
«ruarters. The. churches of the city dis-
pensed with their nilar morning ser-
vices, the past is attending the exercise*
in a body and taking part in the ser-
vices The faculty won- th. r caps and
gowns irving a realistic college look >
the oecas on. and many strangers from
all parts "f the territory were pr- -nt.
The musical program In connection
with the servie s wm- under the direct
supervision of Miss Grace A. King, inu-
sieal d re tor of the univ. r ity and were
very fine Tw • beautiful ? dos by Mrs.
IT. TI. Haffah f Guthrt. arid a sac:ed
duet by Pen Dav.s and Elbert l.rfing*ill
of the un.verslty wear the prtuc iwl feat-
ures.
L'sb^i' Ilro.ike's text wis: "Beloved.
|e: u<< love wi)f> another. for love Is of
Ged." and his theme was the nec s««l!y
•of s religion-- basis for all moral actl).*;
tha! as love was the foundation of r->-
I gioff, love to Ood and to his fellow
should animate everyone
thope who wer starting out on their
:if<* work , that sue. ess did not moan
frvr it wealth, great political Influence
fj:en! Word'y iraln- all the.-c would prove
In th# end t be Head B a fruit, wnlo.s
■ ljve controlled. It wan a beautiful ser-
mon. el.-gant In diction and expiw .1
1n n Oinnner which irpresscd all .Th >
heard It with Its truth and its adaptability
to Its audleliei
These s'-rvh berran commencement
week, and weri- followed last niirh: by
the anmint • Jtnmen-cement enter nln
ment of th <;olleg' fntuni. when t lie f d-
low-in* pro rrfi H gh'M
Aftntml cfhmeneitment program, Mtnl-ty
June, r.th, "'W 1:10 p. in
Vocal solo—" >. Prom'se M- .!),> Kov n
Ethel Aileen Burlington.
Piano solo—"Th.' 1'nlms" Paul
DMTIIKT.
CONSUL OSBGRN
EXPLAINS
The Samoa Diplomatist Charged with
Letter Writing.
Judge C. F. Irwin, the new judgo that
succeeded Jtldg.' J. c. Tarsney has lln-
<ahed his llrst term of court In the
"Band Hill circuit" and Is in the city In
attendance upon the June term of the
Supreme court. Ife says th.it he likes tba
country very much and In fact much
more than at first and fhinks it a grand
climate and a great agricultural local-
ity,
"The people of oklahoma are the mast
cosmopolitan people to be found any-
where and as far as Intelligence Is con-
cerned th- y compare w th any locality
In the United States. I find the attorneys
nrf wpII up In rurrpnt l*w and nrc plc-n- j •-« ""OcU. re tin. . "lip |rrlm« un.l
.lid pr«rtltlon#r8. Win* vm .■n.rn.tK', [j warmly nppnivm a Utter fmm 1, W.
am w. II I.I... . <1 with mv 11 . trI.■ s. ThM,lsl Wr\
wind that blow* no mtx-h. I did not IIUp " r"'' ","1 '"",1 ,,>llows lh(!
'tents of 1he lot.ter—at least In part— which
letter makes quite a severe attack upon
flilef Jostle
BUT IT WAS ANOTHER 0SB0RN.
The f.pcntle Muk Hcn*at ionnl and
>1 |be ^Tork of I,lo)d On-
bourne Uinwimiou of
Cart nersliip.
Oma-ia. June The following lott<--r lia*
U .mi rec- ived by tho editor of the Bee
from !'nlt.ed States Consul General Os-
born. .it Apia, flamo ;. The lutier referred
■ is b- ing printed in the London Trutn
was given out ' having Le< n written by
Osi. rn. It was a most se\««re arraign*
merit "f t'iik-f Justice Chamben* of Samoa
who is a -o an American. The Osborn let-
ter follows:
A pin, Samoa. May 17
To ««"he editor Dally Bee, Omaha, Neb.
A friend of mine vnt me a clipping pro
bably frirn the B *o of April ll>, wherein
London dlsiwttch of April 18 Is repr&-
uei d wit.h the following head lines:
O-.born writes a Jotter, Makes sorru
«trange statcnienttf* to, ICditor l^i Bouch-
of London Concerning Samoa."
The London dispatches s<tate, In referr-
that at first, but I am getting used to It j
now and dlnn't mind it. Yes, Oklah^m
Is a great country."
LONG i^)ST MAN FOTTNP.
fhleag< , June, s,-Dr. !•'. A. Russell ,a
physician of Butler Pa. was lost trace of
by 'hl relatives for two months and
who was thou girt to have he. n robbed and
murdered in <Chicago was found t*>day by
his brother, a. Birsseil. Or* May 4 I>r.
Russell disappeared under eireuinstai; es
t'h/bt were considered mysterious. Three
days Iwfnre he d*-appeared he recei\d a
I especially ]nrKo «um of money.
Today while making the rounds of t'li
public h«M j.italrt, A. Russfll found -ti i
rnlssltiK brother attending a b.-cture.
Al!i
Boyd.
DK1IATK.
BesolVed: That the T'nited States it pur
suing a dangerous foreign policy.
Affirmative— K. B. Mei'ahe. M. J. riiy.u-
son.
Negative—J. H. McOraw: R. C. Martin.
Decision of Judges.
Vocal solo—Selected Grace A. Kind
Oration—Reputation is not charac.e-
i:.v-swnai*(hi harihng
< 'ut|age Grove. Ore„ Juhe
DYING,
I—Hon. B.
F. Harding, cx-lTnlted States senator,
from Oregon was stricken with para'vsis
yesterday and is riot expected t ILe.
Harding wan elected to the Unbed S'ates
•enate In 1862 as a Douglass democat. t i
fill the vacancy caused by tho death of
Col. K. 1 Buker, who was kilh 1 at.'
Balls Bluff. '
Warner's Safe Cure has
saved more people from untime-
ly deaths and is keeping more-
people in perfect health to-day,
than any other discovery ever
known in the entire history of
the world.
Of it one of the most noted
physicians of the day has said:
"I gratefully recognize its
precious value and if I found
myself the victim of kidney
trouble, I should at once use
Warner's Safe Cure."
THE* DO NIT j'Dood
LIKE TO FIGHT. 'Stationery.
ilipinos Take to the Woods and !
Swamps.
it Is
erfu". what gootf at*-
NO TASTE FOR OPEN WARFARE.
The America** * Captair All of the
C'nuiiing Natives
Karate.
Chamhcfs upon both Oh*
Britls band American** generally. It *s
stated that Wic letter was writ rem at
Fundia . Madeira on April fi.As some peo-
ple might think that I was not required to
be her.* orr and about April *>, T bad jiisi
taken the train and run over to Funchol
for a days outing, and as I hav nodesn*
to -Hate I was wn ho* in Madeira during
the mo n't h of April, that I never wrote a
Ivtfer to La Boucbere; 'that I have t*n
written anything for the press; that I
'have not caused anything to bo written
though 1 'have much desired to do so. fo
•oorr.'.-t the many foolish and efroneotis
stai. in.ans that have be.ui aervt out from
theni- enchant. <1 Islands.
I am in no way responsible for the mi*
irg « f the name- .f Lloyd OsboUrne and
L. W. Osborn and lr fact 'there Is not
MtlMd 1-v ?.Ir GhU'Ohlll a-1 the I n tf '
Slates vlce-c >nrail geri'ral at this p'f.e ,
'but never had ac.Wlrm to a-surr.c the 3tt
thx of t-hu ofilfj, an I his not bet n here
sincft. the Humm- r «.f 1?W7.
In tho pa.|tcrs during the last few
months ho lias on many occasions been
held responsible f>>r my act**, and « n t"h
oth r nlde I oavt: been given- credit f ~r
1 roductlons eman
SCHOOL HOrSK STRT'CK BY LIGHT-.
M1NO the paternity of
atbrg from him. but In the long run. I tlnrt
fmkoph, Junr « Inn Irrrlhlr win 1 I „m not nhrnd ot Itlo mime and Ravn
« rm hw t,witty I'unhontmh nehiml limuc ,|„..,i...| ■„ Kivr. nctk'p of u dlssi.ln
.truck hy lUhtnliiK. Ihrw oh*l- I t|,,n 0f t:i.. imrtner hlp
dron wer.- rpmliTOii unconsolnuii f..r 15, A.lflc fr. m I'ltls l.lny.l Oshonrno business
rnHnti'te^ and over 100 were crazed
fright.
by i ti mi that there are sfolhe partU
BLAND 18 BKTT1'/R.
St. Louis, June ti.—A special to the Re-
public fr«im lebanon, Mo., says t'hat the
•ondltion of <' uwrt -tsman
R
Bland Is slightly better tonight tin- sytnp-
II. R. HreT.Ojtome of paralysis lieing its
Plana solo—"Old Hundred". .. R ve KI:ir
BLANOHB MORdAX
OK LA ItOM A W K ATI IK R.
Washington. June ft—Oklahoma and ln-
d'an territory -Thunder storms NN"> dnes-
day and probably Thursday; variable
Iwndg becoming northwesterly.
REED HAS ACT! * A LL V RESIGNED.
Portland, Me., June 7—The Argus this
morning says that Speaker Reld's resig-
nation has he n sent to Govt rn. r Powers
next
Address Pres. Boyd
Voeal solo—Selected Marion Mct'un ..
Eaeh and every participant till «1 well
his part and demonstrated that the In-
struction and training given by the uni-
versity Is turning out men and women
well qualified to till his «>r her part n
the battle of lift-. The arguments produc-
ed in the debate, by both sides, was such
as would do credit to any leg'slative I an(j „ lfJ tn \H presehted at th.
'body, and the whole question, pro and J p,eoting of tho Governor and coutu
Con. well debated.
Tuesday nlifht. the "Chimes of Nor- AFTER ESTERHA&Y.
mandy" will in given by the -music dc-• ipnrift ..Itnio " The Matin says that the
partment. j government has taken steps to demanJ
The following arc tho characters of ho. ,he extradition of Est rha/v.
opera: J
6erpolcttc. The Good for Nothing—Mar-
ion MvCune.
Germain.—Tin T-cst Marchlonest—
Grace A. King.
IHenrl—Marq t t>f Cornville—-Ben W. Da-
here
who have a habit, of writing to colonial
papers and mixing up the lnitals r f my
name so a>s in "give mo credit for the pro-
duction. In addition to this 1 have 'had
the pleasure of reading lni colonial and
nation over my
except in the
id 1\ European papers a procla
which I never
public prints.
cry truly,
!,. \V. OSBOKN.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Berlin
Jet tsc'h,
retire ir
Londo
.Tutre fi. Baron Saurma V« n
• erninii ambassador to Italy, will
account « f ill heatta.
June U. J. -. ph R. t'iioate. the
vis.
flean Grenicheu*—Tlie Fisherman— Elhort
Longwell.
Gaspard—The Miser—('lare Fisher.
The Baill — T/m Martin.
Villages attendants of the M;irquis.
On Thursday night the annual cone rt
by the graduates of the department and
on Friday morning at ten o'clock the
When a woman
wheel it's another cms
placed by machinery.
in love with her
>f man being dls-
One never rral1f.es tlie aimless life of a
police-man until 'ho attempts to bho.d a
dog.
New features are cruvsta i-.fly bang in-
troduced In "lie upito-date photographic
studio.
There eer ms to l e strong upward ten-
dency toward roof gardens.
4♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦<<>♦>♦♦♦♦$<<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
iipRICKLY ASH BITTERO
• [ 9 CLEANSES THE LIVER AND BOWELS
ADD T0BTDT1ES THE SYSTEM TO EES 1ST PSEVAIL11IG DISEASES.
I'nite.i States ambassdor had long Inter-
view at the f ircign office today with
Lord Salisbury.
G'braltar, June 6—The I'nlted States re-
| frigt rating ship Olasier, commander C.
i H. Arnold, from eNw York, May 17, lor
Manila, arrived here today.
IV r I in June 6.—Empress Augusta Vic-
toria and the Imperial crown prince were
present today at the unveiling of the sta-
tu of Prof Hermann Ilelmholtz the
physiologist, in front of the University
of Berlin.
Port Said. June 6—The I'nlted States
auxiliary cruiser Yosemlte en rout? to
Gibim. carrying Capt. Richardson P.
Leary V. S. N. the newly appointed gov-
ernor of Guam and a garrison of miriies
arrived today.
'Buffalo, N. Y. June 6—The meeting of
the St. Paul and Buffalo base ball clubs
who were arrested on Sunday while play
ing ball, charged with violating the
Sunday law were given a Jury trial to-
day and acquitted.
Gbieago, June -Mrs. Belle Marshal
k i . ii, u fe f Ti. W ItaJofton, for 15
years a prominent and wealthy member
of the board < f trade comltted suicide at
her home, today by rtiootini hefceif in
the rlgth templf Mrs Roloson had for
some time be a a sufferer fr. m nervous
prostration,
r*ar?on. Nov June ft.—The contest over
the governorship was continued today.
Tiie counting of the ballots of Lar.'der
and Lyon cvounties oe'eup d most t>f the
day. Several ballots were objected ti hy
the ntt^neys for McMila n and Sadlor,
In a few days Sadler wiii begin his de-
fense.
Manila, June <5.—The second Oregon vol-
unteer regiment has returned to the bar-
ricks In Manila and is preparing to return
to the Uni'ed States. The order to sail
tn a f.-w days will Issued shortly. The
I First California regiment will be re liev-
ed by a regiment of regulars at an curly
I date and wi . follow the Oregon .ins. It
| Is Intended to send the firs' Colorado and
the Firs' Nebraska regiments next.
Washington. June 6.—TI'., ndustiil com-
mision re-unied its ]>etltious today. Rut
heard no testimony. A r< port oiKlInlng
a method of inquiry en th. subject of
transportation, made by Prof. Johnson of
the University . f Pennsylvania, wa sub-
mitted and referred .to a sub-committ^-e-
on transportation. T'Ms plan was pre-
pared under instruct! >ns of the c mmis-
nion and will therefore most probably be
adopted.
Halifax, N. S. June C—Advices hav
ben received here that there is every
probability of Admiral Ford's Nortl. At-
lantic fleet meeting Admiral Sampson's
North Atlantic squadron i; W.-dney dur-
ing an aquatic carnival there August •,
fi, and 7. It is understood that Adrvral
Sampson has Instructions to be at W'd-
ney provided the Britlali fleet will m 3t
him there.
Washington, June Tiro secretary oC
state and Mrs. Hay tordght entertained
the new 8panlsh minister and Duchess T^'-
Arcis at a bri.Iiainly app tinted dinner.
It was the tirst apprnrancK- - f t'he ni n .-t. r
In official socie-y here since his appoim
ment and a particular effort was mad ■
that this entertainment should be a phas-
anit one. Tlio decorations were it: green
and white and an Imense bed of orchids
tilling nhe center of the table.
Saffltn Fe, N. M.. June G.—On account of
the drouth and tho recervt order of the In-
terior department excluding rancamen
from forest reservations Sheepmen are In
bad plight and sheep are dying by the
fhousands. Petitions to allow the sheep
to graze on forest reserves for the next
three months have been exteridvh cir-
culated and Will Ife telegraphed t > the
land commissioner at Washington as
urgent action is necessary to save what
remains of t'he flocks of sih. cp In the ter-
ritory.
Washington, Jum- 6.—A deed recorded
hero toflay In which Bishop John F. Hurst
of the Metho.il-t Episcopal churca trans-
ferred through an In: run liary of his
wife, Ella Root Hurst, their lit. home on
Massachusetts av.ru . In the fashionable
parts of th.- city caused a great deal ot
comment here t 'day. It being reported
that the transfer was preliminary to a
legal separation. Bishop Hurst was out
of the city and his attorney said he had
nothing to say about the matter
Boston, June 6—At the morning session
or the church ot th•• N. w Jerusab *i con-
vention it was i:: . Minced by President
Pev. John Worcester that the R<n. Al-
l. rt Bjorrick v iiad been a ecu:- 1 - f
licresy. Is not obstinately planted In the
new irilerpre.ation which he has pu: tio-
on the djctri > of hell, and the society
today voted to continue to the society :n
Sweden f which Bjorrcck Is pastor, it
support for another year. Rev. Albert
Bjorrcck Is declared to be a minister In
good standing.
New York. Juno r-—'The 1Mb annual
meeting of the an r ss fund of American
was held here '. May. The following of-
ficers were elected: President—I>ouis \l-
rich; first vice pri - dent—John Drew:
second vcp president—Antonia Pa-tor;
treasurer - Andrew \ McCormlck: ■ cu*.
tary—Edwin Kr w : trust, s f a- twi
years—A M. Palmer; w. E. Sinn: v • is.
tus E. Pltou; Charles H. Hoyt, Roland
Manila, Jur.« 6 —8:30 a. m.—The Ameri-
can forces have occupied the peninauiu
and General Hall's column Is encamped
at Merong. Major Truman marching
across the Blnangogan, found t imprac-
ticable to form a cordon; and the Insur-
gents, w rh the exception of a hundr 1
or two who escaped through the main-
tains after General Dio Del Pilar drag-
ging their batteries by bufTalos at night.
A text, however may be trapped.
Tho Washington troops have returned
'o Paslg, but the program of the other
Daly; Milton Nobles and I lroo,)3 is uncertain.
The present expedition shows the .1 f
Acuity which ig encountered by an aroy
my which must depend upon wagon tra ns
in catching barefooted bandits in the r
own mountains, and also gives proof that'
the rebels do not intend to fight bat'l's.
General Hall left Santa Teresa yes>r-J
day morning and marchd twtlve miles t (
Morong, pu and down rocky hills and ■
through woods and swamps. Scores of
his men fell out owing to the extreme j
heat and were, left to follow as best they
Re d; August
Harry Ilartwood.
Boise, I I ill". June - Attorneys for A. -1 -
liam Boyle Shos..one county commission-
er, held for complicity in dynamite out-
rages. did n t press their petition fot?
writ of error from the supreme court. Af-
ter consultation wit h roemoers of thi cour t
in chamber, the petition wa dropped. Ap-
plication will now be made to a justice of
the supreme ct<urt of the United States
for a writ of error. It was intimated to
th attorneys that under the rule govern-
ing in such a matter, it would be neces-
sary for the court to refuse to issue the
has
writ.
Mancheter Ky.. June 6.—'The day
been uneventful. The firing of a few vol-
leys at target practice In the woods by
the mountaineers attracted s' me atten-
tion but excited no alarm. The milltHr.v
appear to have been acknowledge! by
common consent as sole masters of tao
situation. The Bakers have not been
brought in from tTietr home which Is Ti
miles distance from here and may n >t be
before tomorrow night or even Thursday.
The feeling here is that they
brought before th
ed according to If
cculd. The head of the army arrived
Morong at noon, having exchang-d on y
a few shots with Insurgent sk rml-h rs
on the way. Groups of stragglers follow-
ed him all tlay, but the force was small-
er by 2(K) than when It started. The men
were almost thirty-six hours without
rtions ami It was considerable of an
achievement for them to cover the ground
as they did.
Kn route to Morong tne Americans
rjiet flocks of Filipinos with flags of truce '
many of them young men. with the bear-
in gof soldiers. Many discarded uniforms 1
were found in the house.?, apparently '
Wirt in safty and trl-| those of soldbrs wh had escaped by
changing their costumes from "Insurrec-.
to" to "Amlgo" anil walking boldly past 1
the army, which had expected to corral j
them. Few were found about Morong.
One member of the Washington regiment |
was killed and two were wounded In the
encounter with the outposts.
General Lawton, on board a gunboat
searching the coast for Major Truman
stopped at Binangonan, opposite Mnr >ne.
The natives immed'ately ran up a flag of
truce, but a delegation of natives* put .->fr
in canoes and gr eted the Amer'cnn* with
Tho fleHt I'reHcrlpfIon for Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle of CR'H'ES |
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. It is sim-
ply Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form. ;
No oure, no pay. Price LOc.
VALLEY CENTER NEWS.
Berry Township, Okla.. June 5, 1*99.—
Plenty of rain In these pants and camo
in time to insure a heavy wheat crop.
Wheat and oats harvest are going to usual protestations of friendship,
come together this year and the yield1 "Washington, June f> The war depirt-
of both will ^>e good. I ment has received the following addit-
•Corn is gr
be good. 'ment has recei^
ving very fast most will be iona! casualty list from Generni O*:*
laid hy as early as usual although It was
all planted later than last year.
All here who attended the League con-
vention at Enid last week reported a very
good time.
Born to Mrs. und Mr. A. L. Odell a baby
girl.
Pond Creek base ball team Is cleaning
up every team they meet. If they don't
meet some country jakes and get dor;e up
they may get to be champions of the
strip.
Charles Teaters who was off on a tr :p
for the past month returned home Fri-
day.
Th. Pond Creek hardware men are
selling lots of binders and headers.
BIENNIAL MEETING. MODERN
WOODMEN, KANSAS CITY, MO ,
JUNE 5-9, 1899.
For the above occasion we will cell tick-
ets to Kansas City and return anl re-
turn at one fare plus 12.00 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June 3 and June 5
only, good to return up to June 10, IV)?.
A. J. CORKINS,
Agent Santa Fe Route.
TIIE BEST SUMMER ROUTE TO CAL-
IFORNIA.
Is the Santa Fe. The average tempera*
ture during the journey is less than that
for the same period at home. Then tha
cars are so comfortable, fatigue Is scarce-
ly noticeable. Pullman palace and tour-
ist sleepers and free chair cars on all
California trains. A J. CORKINS,
Agent, Guthrie.
THE GRAND LODGE OF ELKS.
Which Is to he held In St. Lous June.
2oth to the 23rd.
For the above occas' >n the Frisco w'.i
sell tickets front Oklahoma City to St.
Leu is and return at the rate of $18,110, on
sale June 19th and 20th, with final re-
turn limit until June -4th. Every one
should favor the Frisco Line.
Further information will I chce'fully
g ven by R. F. Dunn. T. P. A. Ok'.ah >ma
City, or (\ II. Claiborne. Local Agent,
Oklahoma City.
KILLED.
Twenty-fifth Infantry. June 3—G. Pri-
vate David GoldsehmJdt: Ph— G. Prtoat*
Converse P. Warner: Second Oregon. M
Private William McElwaln: Fourth Cav-
alry C. Sergeant Seth Lovell; T Sergeant
Benjamin Craig.
WOUNDED.
Second Oregon April 2." -Major Surgeon
M. H. Ellis, leg slight-; June 3—B. Privates
Henry M. Wagoner Tlias rvr'on severe;
M. Austin J. Salisbury, exllllary region,
severe; 4th—C. Private? Elmer L. Doo-
little, arm moderate: Iv, William E. Smith
arm. severe; Fourth cavalry 3*d-G.
Private Earl B. Miles, head, severe; 1th
—C. Privates Branigan, leg. seven ; G.
Nelson E. Dally, chest, severe; I. Maurice
Coffield, chest, moderate.
First Colorado 3rd—A, Private Chsrles-
Hickman, foot, moderate; First H. Mon-
tana. C. Private Theodare Schulte, back,
sight: Fourth artillery 4th—Prlva'e Jac.
McCarthy, thigh, slight.
New T rk. June 6. A dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says.
General Hall encountered no residence
In his march from Antipole to Morong
through Teresa.
The inhabitants did rat leave the lat-
ter town but met the Americans, repre-
senting themselves as friends. A Targe
number of the natives passed through
the American lines, returning to Ant -
pole. Hall's march was very difficult and
there were many cases of prostration >t
American soldiers by the "neat.
The brigade arrived in Morong at 11
o'clock yesterday and found that General
Wholley w th the First Washington had
raptured the town the day before kill-
ing 122 natives.
The Napadian and Covadonga, Tln-
clads, •shelled the place and were answer-
ed by the artillery Are. One shell was put
through the Covadonga.
An attachment of the Washington regi-
ment while on a scouting expedlt on lost
one man killed and one wounded and will-
ed one officer and four men of the In-
surgents.
Hall's regiment remains In Moronjfa to
be rationed. Wholly returns to Pas;g.
f i do A maxi may wear ^
a raggi d coat havim; liia tt>-s klso- ^
frm nw-it/.T eirt:. Mil MMlM i
steps, conduct his business In a ^
"rusty" looking office room, but if
i
the letterheads and envelopes ho
*
sends to his correspondents are of
i
excellent quality and workmanship
they immediately transform all the '
<
"rt al'tlew" into broad cloth and ma-
<
hogany. It can't be otherwise. Good
stationery is sure to make good im-
pression.-1. It Is sure to make the
man that receives it think that the
mat who at nl It laab wt Hhi i ght ^
thing.
Elegance In stationary means in- O
fluence in business. Halt the world O
would have confidence In the
without a cent Of capital upon ▲
which to conduct hit business If O
v-. i done on the A
right kind of letterheads. The ▲
rther half Of the world—they lack 1
ed confiidetice—would nevertheless
think that there was some-
thing behind the man using such
stationery. Stationery of corr
style and quality will never cover
ip 'in r ince w' • ■ d .''a ye i w ^ |
- \ ting II Wfi 'now 'A
f ver-dlseoiirt these imp- rfe. ti n ^
to this extent;bad writing or spe'l-
Ing en good stationery will gain at-
tention and that promptly Ba ▼
spelling or writing on bad stat..r •
try gives limNttMe lmpn ••• Q
that the writer is a "curious i> ty" ♦
and ten to one the letter Is turn- $
td down.
We f urnish you tlu best • i >
market and print it tn the latest O
In tact we iri hea lquarten i ►
fir everything in the pnmk.g line. ^
Address ^
► State Capita! "
; Printing Company, ♦
Guthrie. Oklaham'. ^
GRAND EXCURSION TO EUREKA
SPRINGS AND RETURN ON
JUNE 2f . FROM OKLAHOMA
CITY VIA THE FRISCO
LINE.
For this oceiuslon the San Francisco and
St. Louis railroad Co.'s agent will sell
tickets at the rate « f $r..00 for the round
trip, good to return within ten days with-
in ten days from date of sale. A special
train will leave Oklahoma City, June 15th
at ft: 15 a. m., arriving at Eureka Springs
same evening. Everyone should take
advantage of this trip.
BRYAN SNYDER.
G. P. A., St. Louis. Mo.
B. F. DUNN, T. P. A., Oklahoma
City, O. T.
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITOR-
IES EDITORS EXCURISION TO
EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK.
VIA THE FRISCO LINE
Train leavos Oklahoma City June 15 at
f :in .1. m., arriving at Burok i Springs
same evening. A hearty invitati .n is ex-
tended to all newspaper men and their
families. Rate $5.no for the round trip,
good lor ten days. Further information
will be cheerfully given by
BRYAN SNYDER.
G. P. A., St. Louis, M i.
B. F. DUNN, T. P. A., Oklahoma,
City. O. T.
FIRST ANNUAL RENl'NION, ROOSE-
VELT'S ROUGH RIDERS. LAS
VEGAS, N. M., JUNE 24-26, 1<0D.
For the above occasion we will sell
tickets 10 Las Vegas at rate of one faro
plus $2.00 for the round trip, tickets on
sale June 22d and 23d. Final return llni't
June 2Sth. Continuous passage in each
direction. a J CORKINS.
Agent Santa Fe Route.
!**♦ ♦*«•«*<
Cut and Slash
in
The Biggest Cut in Prices of Drugs that
1: make room. Come and see what we have.
Drugs;
ever was made in Guthrie. Wail Paper must go, closing it out to
Paints of all kinds, Brushes, Hair Cloth and Paint at very low figure.
Soap Cheap enough to burn.
206 OKLAHOMA Ave.
RENFRO'S Pills and RENFRO'S Sarsaparilla the best Tonic on the market.
Come and let us show you what we can do for you.
Respectfully.
Opposite Post Office
C. R.RENFRO
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