Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 1491, Ed. 1 Monday, May 21, 1894 Page: 1 of 4
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GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, MONDAY EVENING, MA"i -.'I 1894.
WHOLE NO. 14• 1
RE-OPENED.
Larger Than Before!
THE OLD RELIABLE
HARNESS AND SADDLERY HOUSE
Willi tliv Largest iiiul Most Complete Stock ol everything in Harness, Saddles,
Nets and Duster* of any place in tlieTeirltoiv. Call mid examine my
Slock liefore liurinir. Hesl (roods al low prices. Home made.
i\. HEILMAN,
SliJN—"The While Horse." Corner Oklahoma Av. and First Street.
NUTTER & WELLS,
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Cor
QUEENSWARE. FLOUR. FEED, ETC.
1st St. & Harrison Av., - Guthrie, O. T.
.1. \V. Mi-NKAIj, President.
(i. F. IIKRIt KIT, Vice-I'rcsideiv
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Capital,
Surplus,
A. .1. SI'', \ V'
uriiRii
£ Nat
IONAL
Bank
$50,000
10,000
DALE IN DANGER.
Oklahoma's Chief Jus-
tice Threatened.
While Holding Court at Stillwater
•liiilirt' Dale learns that the
llnltoiis are l'n'pai iim to
Liberate "Arkansas
Tom."
HECANTTRYTHEM
Judge Williams Will
Not Try Coxeyites.
I'rolml.iliu That •Itultre Phillips
Will Hold Special Court
for that Purpose
A Special ttronri
.1 ury.
Early ve«tec<l y morning a wesson- jll(]Ke Williams will not try
Her on horseback roile furiously iuto . eyites now under arrest at
the Cox-
Leayen-
this city and stopped at the homo of
United Statex Marshal Nix. He brought
a message from Chief .lustice Didc who
is holding court at Stillwater, stating
that Ilia life was in danger anil asking
worth, i Ills is a semi-official statement.
Judge Williams was sought for an
expression on the subject, but lie could
not be fonunil.
The reason alleged why he declines
to try the case is that ho must open his
Hoard of Directors in addition to Hank Officers.
IKiltAi.'K SI'KKD. ItOHKRT MARTIN, HENRY I.IN'N.
W. .1. HORSFALL, Cashier.
I- , IV Mi-i'i-.vi.k, President, M. f„ Ti-rnkr, Cashier
CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK,
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
CAPITAL, ----- $50,000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. - - 40,000
The Largest National Hank in Oklahoma.
H. c. be/\mer, . J- 0- seVerNs
Carriages & Buggies.
We carry a general Assortment of Carriages,
Buggies, Spring Wagons, etc.
Also Dealers in Real Estate, Rentals etc.
pository 309 Oklahoma Avenue.
BEAMER & CO.
Guthrie, Ok.
that a large force of armed deputies be ' court in the eastern division of Ark-
. , .,, ,i.„ ansas next week, and he has to go there
sent at once. All the deputies in the -
1 The bueiness here is so heavy that it
city at once left for the scene and oth- wiu ocoup^ bis attention every day he
ers were ordered there from other parts \ cftn ^vo t0 it before leaving for home,
of the teititory. It was learned that Notwithstanding Judge Williams'
the anticipated trouble was from the inability to try the Coxeyites they will
Dal ton gang who are encamped 8ome I Probably 1^ tried hero anyway It is
very probable that Judge Phillips will
distance from that city and preparing | com(j here tQ try th(m) jn whjch evpnt
to make'a raid upon the town and liber-
ate Tom Jones, alias "Arkansas Tom,"
who was convicted of murder to-day.
and also be revenged upon Judge Dale
and other oftieers who are causing
them much trouble. Several hundred
citizens of Stillwater were sworn in by
the sheriff' to guard the jail and court
house and everybody, in the town are
carrying arms ready for the battle
which may occur at any time.
TOWNSITE BOARD
The TowhsII# JStiurri to Itflifiir 11 •• Mor
rifr-Ciannsti suit.
The case No. -Jil of Jas. A. Morris vs.
D, A. Gannon for tot 10, block 0, Lis-
bon, now a part of Kingfisher, was to-
day returned. In the late trial Morris
defaulted and a deed was issued to
Gannon. Morris then filed a demurrer rights of certain half breeds. 1 he com-
au.l appealed to the commissioner of mittee reported 509 citizens of the
the general land office. Tke eommis Osage nation as being unlawfully on
missioner does not render a decision the Osage rolls. We do not apprehend
but returns the ease to the towusite that the government will take much
there will be a grand jury called. This
at present seems to be the solution of
the case. If Judge Phillips tries them
he cannot do so this week, but the trial
may be looked for early next week,
TERRITORIAL ITEMS
Money is closer in Oklahoma at the
present time than it has been for foui
years, yet there is more money deposit-
ed in the banks in this city than ever
before. The money now held in reserve
will be put in circulation just as soon as
the new crops are assured and the
wheat and corn in the hands of the
farmers will be put on the market. The
prospects for Hush times within a short
time were never better. - [Time* Jour -
nal.
There is some excitement in the
Osage country over the report of *
committee appointed to investigate the
FOR CHEAP FUEL. DEATH IN TUNNEL.
What Our Neighbors Seven Men Killed in a
are Doing. Railway Collision.
A S.vmlicate to he Formed in
Oklahoma County to SuppL
this Want Guthrie Must
Follow this Lead.
Freight and t bust ruction Trains
Meet in Standing Rock Tun-
nel Near I'rinctoii. Ky..
and are turned iuto
Matchwood
A collision ill Standing Hock tunnel on
the Newport News and Mississippi Vnl
ev railroad, twelve miles east ol I'l'liiec-
ton, killed the following seven men out-
right :
Conductor Nicholas Hill.
J. Crisp, Covington, Ky.
Ross Holler, \Ve t Point, Ky.
It. I.. Howen, Paducah, Ky.
I. ('lindley, Mayfield, Ky.
John C. Duncan, Dulaney, Ky.
• iconic Whitehead, I'aducali, Ky.
There were no injuries not fatal, ex-
cept a few minor scratches. The wreck
Why cannot was between extra fre'ufhl \,>. do:.', wesl
similar kind j bound and the l.ri.ljie train under Con-
ductor Hill. Hill was out with his train
just east of the tunnel. He sent, a liag-
inan alien! and was backing up with a
car in front, lie had followed the Mad-
man too closely and just as he entered
the tunnel. Engineer Jones willi Hie ex-
tra freight reached the other end. He
mistake not, are not the kind of men to i |,jrt saw the danger in time
stand by listlessly while Oklahoma (l, j,The engine crashed into the
county forges to the front. The follow-, hoarding car in whioli were six doomed
ing extract from the "Times Journal" men. The ear was smashed into splint-
will be read with interest ers.
Oklahoma County residents and far-
mers are looking forward to securing
a means of getting cheap fuel, a matter
of the utmost importance to the com-
mercial growth of any city, and to this
end an organization is about to be per-
fessed to ascertain in what way this can
be best achieved. The success of this
movement meaus more than can at
first sight be imagined or causual glance.
It means the location of the great ma
jority of the manufacturing interests
and workshops of the territory, and
much more than that,
an organization of a
bo advocated here ? What is good
for Oklahoma County s equally
good for Logau County. The
leading business men of this eity are as
fully interested in this matter as those
elsewhere in the territory, and, if we
Farmers of Oklahoma county are
awakening itli their city brethren lo
the miportaie e >: tic movement to
secure cheap fuel, and the project of or-
ganizing sj s'emnti' allv to sii.i a lest
well for natural gas oil, ennl, and hai-
eyer else there may be ol Intrinsie value
stored iu the earth lieneath us. All Ihese
benefits when secured for the city, will
inure directly to the lienelll or the entire
farming community, far and wide,
around I iklaiioiuii I ilv.
Iioard with instructions to give notice
Re- •! fro the parties and reopen the case.
'YVkll Brf.o, Soon. Wed/ Ciirls Who Use
SAPOLIO
A. <1. I . M .
The grand lodge of A. O. U. W. will
hold its annual meeting iu this city
beginning tomorrow and lasting three
days. There will be about fifty dele-
gates present from different parts of
territory. A large amount of business
I will be transacted duriug the three looked
notice of the report as a majority of
the committee is composed of full
bloods. II seems that the action of
the council is based on a spirit of pre-
judice and not justice. The full-bloods
liavo always held a spirit of jealousy to-
wards the half-bloods.—[Caney Chron-
cle.
A trip through Oklahoma Sunday
developes the fact that wheat never
better in the history of that
S days session, besides the election of! country, some
Are Quickly Married. Try it
1 Iouse-Cleanincj
in Your JNf.xt
Grand officers for the ensuing year.
by
11 heii y
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GUTHRIE
PIHRBLE YHKD
J. W. SUTTON,
Proprietor.
llemombcr this is a home establishment dealing directly with the great1
producing firms, and at the same price as any other local yard who sand
their agents here at a big per cent, and having to resbip their- marble. A his
is not a new business for me. The iirm of Fuller, Sutton A' Co., of Line-
ville, Iowa, was well known before my coming here.
We do not have traveling agents for you to pay. Come to the yards and
see the differrnt designs, quality of Marble and Granite, and get prices. We
set up our own work on a good foundation and guarantee satisfaction and fco>
stand erect.
CLEVELAND AV., 11ETWEEN DIVISION ANP FIRST, " - Gl FHRIE, O. I\
F. B. I
JLLIR &
: Co.
Desire to call the attention of the public to their large stock of
DRUGS, WALL PAPER,
PAINTS, STATIONERY,
OILS, BOOOKS, Etc.
I- f • eirusit Mini Best Stook i i tlie Territory.
A cordial invition is extern lei I to everybody to call and see it.
PROBATE COURT
111 the case of lliley vs. Hihiiul, a soil
on a note before .Indue Lawrence nt the
Probate Court room, the jury gave the
J plaintiff1 a verdict for ♦ISfi.lll.
SCHOOL BOARD.
HiimIiichh lo 1>«* T 1*11 ii<tnoted Mil*
Kveniiig.
There wiU be a meeting of the School
Hoard this evening at which important ,
business will be transacted. At its re- I
j cent meeting on Saturday the tax levy
\ which was proposed to be placed at
l'2i mills was reduced told mills, on the ;
ground that the sihool land leases will
produce more than was at first sup-
posed.
Klfitrle flittoi'M.
This n'iin?dy is becoming go well known
and so popular as to neetl no sprriul
mention. All who have used Klectrie
Bitters sin^ the same song of praise. A
purer medicine tioea not exist audit is
guaranteed to do all thai is claimed.
Electric Bill.ers will cure all diseases of
the Liver an d Kidneys, will remove Pim-
ples, Boils, Salt Rheum and othei affect-
ions caused I >y impure blood.—Will drive
Malaria froui the system and prevent as
well as curt1 all Malarial fevers. For
cure of Hear!iaehe, Constipation and In-
digestion tr y Klectrie Bitters. Entire
satisfaction g uaranteed or moneyrefund-
ed.—Price "i0 c. and *1.00 at Seatonuui
Drug store.
The A<lvert (hiiif
of Hood's Sai «aparilla is always within
the bounds ocf reason because it is true;
It always appieals to the sober, common
sense of iiiti iking people because it i^
true; ami it always fully substantiate!
by endor«wmi nts which, iu the financial
world woiiW be accepted without a mo-
men's hesitation.
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VTOTOR WtLOOK
: Co.
fields measuring at)
inches high with corn all plowed over
once and cotton just coming up. The
farmers haye the best prospects for
an abundance thisjsiunmer. We could
not help but admire the beautiful vine-
yard and orchard of W. T. Harness,
just east'of Lexington, which is the
finest we ever saw. —( Purcell Topic,
If the Indian Territory is made a
territory of the United States it is al-
most certain later to become a part of
the state of Oklahoma. Which would
most insure to our ailvautaae, to help
make the constitute of the laws of the
new state as a sectional majority in its
polities, or be annexed after years of
carpet-bag misgovernment after the
statutes are in force and the state in-
stitutions located- The man who favors
territorializatiou. with this contingency
in prospect, is a public enemy. Ard
more State Herald.
The people who are anxious to se-
cure a home iu the Wichita and Kick-
apoo Indian reservations may as well
makeup their minds that a good long
wait is before them. It is almost a cer-
tainty now that the Kickapoo country
will not be opened up to settlement be-
fore next fall, and as for the other res-
ervations, well, the present outlook is
that the cattlemen will have no diffi-
culty iu securing leases for at least
another season's grass for their stock.
Xornum Transcript.
N . II. Kstlius Tailor System.
Mrs A. B. Cheever and Mrs. Maiiuin
who.have been staying at the Occidental
Hotel, are prnpared during the ensuing
week to instruct a limited number of pu-
pils in the above system. For further
particulars t all or address Mrs. Cheever
at the hotel. 21-Ct
Cheap fuel for oklahoma City, means
a good home market for the farmers;
cheap fuel means thai with magical
alertness of these modern days Ibis city
will spring into the urciyi of manufact-
uring ami industrial cities: with raw ma-
terials of varied kinds, close at hand,
or within easy reaoh% to dominate ami
supply the great and growing southwest.
With cheap fuel railroads will reach out
a helping band to carry our freight se-
cure our transportation and help on the
tide of our general prosperity. NVith il
projected railroads will bestir themselves i
to finish their routes toward us. and
make connections with the leading I runk
Hues: with a booming manufacturing
and commercial city, such a> oklahoma
City is destined to become with chcap
.fuel, the powers that control the Choc-I
taw railroad, will quickly awaken to the
profit ami gain of opening the short!
route to the eastward, ami extending
it to the mining regions of Albeniueruue
and the mineral belt of railroads hi New
Mexico ami Colorado. Witn such
connections to the westward, to ,-ay
nothing of the approaching probabili-
ties from the mineral regions to the
south and southwest ward, will come not
only the best possible market for the
farmer, but added industries of the most
important kind-smelting and reduction
works for ores, minerals, oils, asphalt uin,
gypsum, mineral plants, and the supply-
ing from our immense and valuable clay
beds, millions of brick of all kinds, till-
ing. sewer pipes, clay fencing posts, pot -
tery, white ware, aluminium, and all the
manufacturing possibilities belonging to
all these. With increased railroad facili-
ties. cheap fuel and a manufacturing
centre, railroad repair aud car building
shops will eventually come. Packing
houses, dairies, grai n elevators, canning
establishments, and a hundred new and
varied industries not brought to mind
now will multiply, while a hundred der-
ricks will soon be thumping far and
near in the Canadian valley to seek out
the full measure of the earth's treasure,
when once a successful test is announced.
The prospects for such a test now
seems close at hand. In every house-
hold and business resort the subje t oc-
cupies a large share of thought and fa
vorable discussion in this city. In the
country, too, the farmers visiting our
office yesterday showed there is a lively
appreciation abroad. In this move-
ment they forseethe dawning of a more
hopeful day than they had anticipated,
and not a few have expressed their in-
tention of taking stock in the present
movement inaugurated under the an
spices of the Chamber of <'oninte rcc.
Coxeyism is about the only thing
! planted in Oklahoma this season that
inanifests a stunted growth. |l.ogau
< 'ounty Herald.
R*-AL ESTATf TRANSFERS.
T. 11. < npp,i K .;
lot r. block :t nutu! Hill
W. F. Brewer t« I" P. IJurl nu;i m
W.l>. lots :i, I and " block 4*
Capitol Hill. \'<mi
N. O. Kelly to E. Stoill W. W. X. E.
'4 Sec. :U Tp. 10 N. I J. W. 1: u0
.1. W. Kay to .1, Moouev W. I), lot
10 block It <i. I'.. 1>
W. II. Blakemore to I). Heard W
I), lot- i:> aud Hi Blk. .'-'I East
(. lit hrie 1 " < h •
\. S. Wchmirn to V M. Cartcrlot-
0. 10, 11 and l:.' block 40 (.nth
lie ItO
\. II Crabb lo A. W. Mel long-
Adam lot :.ni mil I! East (• u111-
rie 4fif
I' niletl SIates to .1. Wood .lr. S. W.
Sec. Tp. HN.II.IW tan
'I'm« I.it. veil.
Mrs. I'hoebc Thomas, of .1 uiiction Cit v.
III., was told by her doctors >he had Con
sumption and that there was no hope
for her, but t wo bottles of I >r King's New
Discovery completely cured her and sin-
says it saved her life*. Mr. Tlios. I'ggars,
1.T0 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered'
from a dreadful cold, approaching Con-
sumption, tried without icsult every
t hiug else, then bought one bottle of Dr.
King's New I)iscovery and in two weeks
was cured. He is naturally thankful. It
is such results, of which these are sam-
ples, that prove the wonderful "efficacy
of the medicine in Coughs and Colds.
Sold at Seatonian Drug store, iiegiilur
size *>0c. and $1.00
Hood's IlLls eu
tiou, bilSofM ess,
ache, imliffesttion.
re liver ills, constipu-
jaundice, sick head-
Judge Fi. 1J. (Jreen has been invited I«
deliver the dedicatory and Theo. G. ltis
ley the annua! address at the Territorial
Agricultural and Mechanics' College al
Stillwater on June 1" .
The case of the Territory vs. Seuiplc,
tor Die killing of Mr Chevalier in Payne
county some time ago, was tried iu Still
water and the jury returned a verdict of
manslaughter. Mr. Ceo. tJardner was
engaged for the prosecution.
Model Ui-iik .V .!«•
i'ln I «
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdei
WuiLl't I'hit | lltfheil Meaal «ml Diploma
l)r
Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the Territorial Secretary's office
for the formation of the "Model Drug
and Jewelry company," to be located at
Oklahoma City. The stock is placed al
•t4,000 aud the incorporators are A. I
Kirkpatrick, F. E. Kirkpafrick. and nv
B. Armour.
A meeting of I he typographical union
was called for yesterday, but there were
not sufficient members present to form a
quorum.
WnV
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KNOWLEDGE
firings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bel-
ter tiian others and onjov life more, with
less expenditure, bv more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ativc; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kn -
iievs, Liver and liowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Svrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gist's in 00 cent bottles, but it is man-
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute'if oflered.
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