Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 1533, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1894 Page: 4 of 4
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GUTHfiiE NEWS. GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY JULY 12. 1894.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U S Gov't Report
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SOVEBION'N
Strike Or.lrr l ull* flat Mini I.
I... 11 v hlNi'iiiinlpil.
Chk-aoo, July i| Tha general itrike
which was to hove been inaugurated
last niirnt to force an arbitration of the
1 ullman strike failed to materialize
today. Throughout the city this morn
iui; there wan littleevidenee of business
paralysis which has been so confidently
predicted l>y labor leaders. Every
street car line in the city is running,
elevated roads carried the usual nuui
ber of trains and the early morning
crowds of working men on the way to
their ahops and benches seemed undi-
minished, Of all the trades which had
threatened to strik, seaman, cijjar mak-
ers and carpenters were the only unions
which signified their intentions of
stopping work today.
Cincinnati, July 11 District Master
Workman, Kavanaugh of the K. of T,.
•aid today that Sovereign had no
authority to order a strike, all he coul
do was to advise and request it, the
request wonld then go to local assem-
blies for consideration.
I.ato reports from Chicago, Cincin-
nati, .Baltimore. Washington. San
Kranoisco. St. Louis, Milwaukee, St.
Paul and all other points of trouble
during the strike and which were ex-
pected to respond to Sovereign's strike
order, show that np to a late hour yes-
terday afternoon everything was quiet
an«l no .strike as y< t.
POSTMASTERS CONFIRMED
Washington, July 11.-The senate
confirmed the following postmasters
Oklahoma—R. J. Host, Stillwater: Mis-
souri I!. I'. Thomas, Carthago.
RESERVATIONS OPENED
Washington, July 11. The House
pawed a bill opening tlnbompahgre
and Utah reservations in Utah, allot-
ting lands in severalty to Indiana and
restoring about :i,non,noo acres to pub-
lic domain.
Any one wishing scavenger work
done can call and seo Ueor<*e Rush at
the city tire house, on First street, be-
tween Harrison and Vilas He will
do work as cheap as any responisblc
person can. ;.(it
\ "iur.. Cure fur I'lln.
lulling piles are known by niois
lure-like perspiration, en using in-
tense itching when warm. This form, as
well a, blind, bleeding or protruding, I
yields at onee to l>r. Bosnnko * |',|0
Remedy, whiel, lIirGCIh
! "rl'9 lll|nors, allays itching,
SO cents,
free. Dr.
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OVKR THK TKKItlTOR Y.
The progiam of theOleveiand county
fair is out. The races are the best ar
ranged of any yet advertised for this
season. The premium list is the largest
and most complete ever offered in the
territory.
11m* I iratcK will oroi H huts with the
H mlield eluh on TlmrHilny Fritlny
] ami H«tur<1ay, July |9V i:j gni] 14i
I the fair grounds. The home battery
j will be Johnson and Saunders, and
Konie good games are expected. The
I first day will be ladies day and the fair j
sex will lie admitted free. Oklahoman
Ok. City.
J he school board of Hennessey met
lust Monday and examined the bids for
erecting a new school building. The
contract was let to Henry It Hryant
at $5,800. The building is to bo of
brick, two stories high, and to contain
six rooms.
The lire boys are making prepara-
tions for a big time on the event of
the water works dedication. The date
lias not yet been sot, but it will be an-
nounced in the near future. They
have secured the court house square
for the barbecue and picnic; arbors
will be built and the grounds decorated
m an appropriate manner. Eminent
speakers will be invited from abroad,
among them being Gov. Hogg, Senator
Mills and Congressman Bailey, of
Texas. There will be plenty of good
music, and during the day the tire de-
partment will give exhibition drills,
answer false fire alarms and execute
firemen's maneuvers in general. At
night there will be a Fireman's Ball.
Altogether they are making prepara-
tions to make it a day to be remem-
bered in Norman.—Norman Democrat.
I'om Woolsey has purchased u half!
interest in the Perkins Journal and will1
enter in the newspaper field. His many
friends wish liim success in his new
Venture.
'he bell for the Congregational
church is at Outline. A team lias gone
after it, and if nothing happens it will
ring out the tidings of salvation for the
first time next Sunday. | Payne Coun-
ty Democrat.
Mnoh apprehension is being felt by
the farmers of the Chlcasaw nation ou
account of the Dawes commission not |
having anything to say concerning the i
unexpired time of the lease of the non-1
citizen farmers in that nation. Some I
of them have made permanent and
valuable improvements in view of a
long term of occupancy and now thatj
the present oonditions.will soon cease I
to exist, the probabilities arc that they I
will have to lose their improvements.!
lulieu of this the Ardmore Hoard of
Trade has issued an address of seme j
length to the farmers of that nation '
calling their attention their probable '
status and advising then, to organize1
for the purposo of forming an assoeia-j
"on for their mutual benefit and pro- I
tection, so that when proper time !
comes they can present their eases in a
clear manner before the Dawes com-
mission and be compensated for their
improvements. Indian Journal.
Mi. Nesbitt. the new postinastor I
returned from Kansas City, where he I
went to purchase new furniture for the
oflice. He informed us that he has se-
lected the Mrs, Johnson corner of
Admire and main streets for the loca-
tion of the office subject to tli. proval
of the department. - Tree Press.
M. Ii. Bixler and wife, of the State ;
Democrat are representing the Press
at the national convention at Asbnrv
i ttl'k • n , il,
PKKSOXAI,
Mr. C"arisen is in Edmond
C. Ij day ja over from Enid.
Auditor Cameron is in El Reno.
C. H. Wypn is down from Perry
A. J. Jouus, of Enid is in the eitv.
S. M Porter, of Caney, is in the city.
W A. Wallman is down from Perry.
It • . Collin is over from Woodward.
Attorney Hoggatt is down from Perry
Sam Lewis, of St. Louis, is in the
city.
• I. C. Elliott, of Chicago, is in tho
oily.
I. Holliday. of Wichita, is in the
. city.
I T. P. ltoss, of Oklahoma Citv is in
town,
I!. J. Kishing it down from Sew
Ponea.
D. Ii. Madden, of Pond Creek, is in
the city.
Mr. Cooper went to Oklahoma City
yesterday.
Judge Buckner returned from Perry
last night.
T. F. MeMeaehein is up from Okla
hoiuaOity.
SUPREME COURT.
The supreme court held a reyubr '
motion day yesterday. The Wolf.
Jeffrey ease pertaining to « former
'lUthrie dry goodn stock, was argued.
The case of Pond.Creek vs. The Bock :
Island will bo argned today.
'he Enid case was postponed until
the next term of court.
The court adjourned until iii o'clock
today.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
W. S. Cooper to H. I,. Miller,
W. D., lots 18, 14, in, in 17
IS, blk 28, E. O '.*800 110
Hattie hi wis to Fred Beall, \V.
"• '• blk 38, E.O. 200 no
■small lioy (.aside,) 'lie,, whiz. hul
'hose Utile (limit i'llls lulte I he eakc.
Sold it nil I bv all druggists.
Hutu \\ mile.I.
Beliable delivery boys wanted at the
News office.
Battle E. Daardortl, Bynithia, I ml.,
is in the city.
Attorney General Oalbraith is in
Oklahoma City.
Bev. (}. M. Goss, of Texas will lie in
the city Friday.
Bishop Meersoliaert is back from a
trip over the territory.
Maurice "Kobaoker has returned to
his home at Pawnuska.
Mis. M. J. McAlister has gone east
foi a summer vacation.
The Win field base ball club went t
Oklahoma City last night.
pop's Candidate,
The populist convention nominated
Ralph Beauuion', of Oklahoma City.'
for delegato to congress and Leo Vin-
cent. of I ti in city, chairman of tin- terri
torial central committee.
Jlrll Wanted!
First class solicitors for srbscriptions .'
and advertisments. At the Np.ws office,
Wiintrilt
First class hired girl. Hl.'l Noble avo !
Easy work, good wages.
tor (lie Itetail Lumber Association
ineiltiiig to be held at RlUeiio Julv 1 :||Ii, j
Ulh anil lJlh, the Simla Fe Route will I
sell exeiirslnu llckcts July I'll Ii and 141 Ii
at one mid one-third fare for the round j
Iripanil to return to And including July
1(11 h. I„ It. Dki,\nkv, Agent.
Oentle. sound carriage horse, good
driver cheap for cash or on time, le-
quire at Nfavs office.
The Winfield boys won again yester-
day with a scoro of 18 to 1!).
A. Seaton, the popular druggist, is
back from a short visit to Perry.
Be*. Buck left yesterday for Perry
lo hold a quarterly conference there.
Captain O. W. Batchelor, of Cross,
and county commiaioner of K county is
in the city.
.Mrs. Cohen, of Omaha, and her two
children, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Ben Strauss.
Leo Vinaent ii back from El Beno
where he has been attending the popu-
list convention.
There was a wagon load of as fine
tomatoes as ever grew, brought into
the city yesterday.
WHEN' T it A VK LINO.
Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and ef-
| feeloally on Hie kidneys, liver ami how-
els, preventing fevers, liemlachcs and
other forms of sickness. For sale in 50c.
and flOO bottles by all lending druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only.
HVPNOTI8M nutshelled. lirealest hook
out. what ever your views are on Hyp-
notism, you will find this book of great
vneue. Published price, .hi cents. Xenl
ree, iransportntion prepaid, if you re-
mit :;;i cents for subscription lo Homes
and Hearths, the elegnnt household
monthly. A(lress Homes and Hearths
Just Goened
NEW GOODS!
A J'ULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OK
Harness, #
Saddles,
VHipS, BC.
108 W. Oklahoma Avo., Guthrie, 0. J
ALL BUYERS
01 Horse Clothing or anything pertaining
to that lino will do well to inspect this
stock ol now goods
W. Stearns.
1 On Oklaho,. 7Vvenn<i
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re-opened.
Larger Than Before!
the old reliable
hakness and saddlery house
P^olfin6 theCTker?fto7very^i?! j
stock before buy,„s. Bp„f Boods nUow^ie^'H^me" mS'"e
SIGN "The While Horse.
1\. HEILMAA,
Corner Oklahoma Av. and First Street.
IP YOU
•Iinlfje Lawrence married Geo. F.
liioinpson and Miss Myrtle Case, of
i Lawrie township, yesterday.
| Airs. Dave Blubaiisli anil daughter
Kftie left yestertla.v to spend a few
months oil the farm in the strip.
J. L. Brown, the genial traveling
salesman for Coyle and Smith left last
night foraeireut in southern Oklahoma
The Winfield and Guthrie boys play
ed another game of ball yesterday
The score was 18 to m;in favor of Win-
field.
18 THE BIST.
NO SQUEAKING,
*5. CORDOVAN
FRfNCHA ENAMELLED CALP
,4-t3,s-° fine calf&kan6apoh
«3.5_opouce,3$oles.
$2y$2.W0RKINGMENo
^ EXTRA FINE. tr|
t2.il.7_s boysSchodlShoes.
•LADIES-
it',2V 2.KZP
■3- bestd°NG01-4
SE ND FOR CATALOG UF '
W-1.-DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
Want money
U'ant a cook
H ant boarders
Want a partner
Want a situation
1
1 ou cun aiivc money l y purchiiMiuy W, ...
iioukiiim shoon,
Decausc, we are the largest manufacturers of
a<lvcrti.,ed shoea in the world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the name and piite on
the bottom which protect* you again.t high
prices and the middleman * profits <)ur*Khoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing tiualitie* We have them sold even-
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
Healer, wliofto name will Shortly ap-
pear here. %£ent wanted. Apply at onee.
A civ erti«e
-IN THE
<jj[THR!E DAILY NEWS
] he GQpital ^aloGD
"A( K l'I'f )S.. Proprietors
WHOLESALE - UNO • RETAIL
IIF.AIiFItS IN
Wines Liquors ani; Cigars,
\
The territorial board of pharmaev
will meet at Enid .July :ird- ,1 V
HemiUKton, the Sixth street drnejf st
is treasurer of the board. This penile
an has to prepare twenty questions!
in chemistry tor tho applicants for hon-
ors and he will prepare twenty drnirs
Democrat ''V Hsss
It is reported that some one is steal-
property from tho cemetary northeast
of town. The authorities are on to it,
and some one will be arrested if it is
not stopped.
unit effects a permanent curt
Druggiats or until. Circulars
tlosanlco, Pliilatlt'lphiu, Pa,
Wallace fc Muller, tlniRicinu.
U>>p<.| lll lor v. ,u,.
Tk u.mseh, Okin., imiu, | ,mvi.
Uccn troubled for many year? tvitli i|v<
pepsin, i would pel tip ti,,. morili"
with a very bad lasle in ui> month ntid
my stomaeh would feel mil. sinre ink
'np Ilood's fSarsapnrilla ! Ket „p iu, „
clean mouth and fcetin-iiunerj. i „ as
also very constipated and hail ver\ bail '
nronchical trouble about two mimth« 1
My throat -Iocs „„t troul.lemeat all now |
I feel very much belter. iii<- i „.ilv I
Xiehols.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair
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W CREAM
BAKING
POWDffl
MOST PFRFECT MADF.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Ffee
rfom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Mr. Phil. O. Rosenbaum is doing
fjood work witn the Oklahoma militia.
The gentlemen composing it are aetin
with considerable ,h corps for
so yonn« an organization.
A "fan social" will bo siven bv the
V. f>. S. C. E. of the West Guthrie Con-
, nregatioual church, at the comer of
Noble and Seventh, tonight. Icecream,
cake, lemonade, etc., will be served.
Frank A. Smith, aged ten years, was
drowned yesterday while bathing on
StumptTs farm, four miles northeast of
this city. The boy was employed herd-
ing eat tie ou the farm, aud it is thought
was taken with cramps while in the
pond.
fhe Crescent Circus Combination
gave a performance last night in a tent
pitched near the corner of Vilas avenue
and Division street. A small and un-
enthusiastic audience ev inced but little
interest in various time-worn acts that
were attempted. The trained horse
seemed to possess the preponderance
of histrionic talent. The usual "one
dime extra vaudeville performance"
was given.
ClOVBtV
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110 West Oklahoma Avenue, Guthrie ().
The Palace Hotel.
THe leading HOTEL o- the citv,
I his hotel is gettieg the patronage of the traveling pnplie
ST th° <,0nKeni',, ftnd Pnt'''ee ti,a peoples
"tffea'J'PJ-iiallvo for the Dowels; c.i P„./.,|, .
mlnuu' everything first-class.
H- H* CAN ADA Y, Prop,
' "V I-H iimae mro a i • m ror use in one
jc_,_6tk1. uii.l J1.II0 |H'r pin-kSKe
ICO NO j^n Toilet Powoin
nV lortheTeethaudllreath—liSc.
Sold by P.B. LIIXIE&CO
Bond's Cream Eye Salve.
For Ulcerated and Granulated Lids,
Inflammation of the Eyes, and all acute
and chronio diseases of the eye. Cool-
ing and healing. Guaranteed; 26 cents.
BigC
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r '(,r <J« norrliii ft,l
w ,y> hiU ■ Spermatorrhea 1
r<.l«-et, unii.'tiiiral i!ischar r«'s \
_ or any ,, nI t. ]
J ; ulcrration ,,f n,
■ iiH'inl.raius Noil-astrinccnt
| and Kuuruiiift il not to stri.-tur.■
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or sent in plain \\raj |n r, bv
lit mrM'Snpr<'P.ui,!,nn n'( e'P* < '
■ IIL0U Descriptive rircular
^mailed on request.
Maaufarlarcil liT _
^The Evans Chemical Co."
CINCINNATI, o.
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SANTA FE RESTAURANT,
MEALS 25 CENTS.
Short Order at All Hours, Open Day an<l
Night.
BEDS 25 AND 50 CENTS.
U. W. I'AHUIS, Prop.
COLLINS AGUE CURE.
Constipation. Sici-Head""!* b'"orsn,ss- Torm0j.iv,
-stulsgtion gaaraatcM with every boitie. ° * C'85 °'fcvcr'
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Smith, Winfield Scott. Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 1533, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1894, newspaper, July 12, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281788/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.