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GUTHRIE NEWS. GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. SEPTEMBER I 1894.
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IMTI,ROAD TIMKTABLK
.TCHISON TOPKKA .VHANTA FE.
NORTH HOUN!>.
No. 4(M, Chloago Rxproufi, 7;20 a. in*
No. 408, Mo. Hlver Kxprcsn 4:10 p. in.
No. 4?.J, Local Freight fl;2<) a. in.
SOUTH IIOITNH.
No. 40.1, Texas Express 11;00 p. in.
No. 407, Local Express I;00 p. m.
No. 423, Local Freight 1:00 p.m,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Prank Thomas is here from HI. LoiiIh,
S, .1. Heat, of Hearricn, Ark., is in town*
Chuck V. Floyd is here from Chicago,
W. T. Urooiu, of HI. Louis, is in the city.
\V. F. Stout, ol Wichita, is in the city.
II. (>. Krone,of St. Louis, is in the city .
<\ W. Jackson is here from Kansas
City.
J. II. Kverewt, of oklahoma City, is in
town.
J. W. Wilson,of Petersburg, Iml., is in
the eity.
K. M. Traoewell, of ColutnbiH, Kansas,
is in the city.
II. Corbett arrived in town ye§ter.
day from Boston.
The oarpentc'' work is now liuished in
school house No. 4.
Henry Frltdhuider is being talked of
as a candidate for t he legislature,
Harry Weymouth ami wife arrived in
the city yesterday from Minneapolis.
S. L. Hmlthson, acting territorial secre
tary, is ably lllling the place of Secretary
Lowe.
The Santa Fe railroad has agreed to
furnish Strip settlers with seed wheat on
one year's time.
Thnrsa Hart yesterday brought suit in
Justice Adam's court for the recovery of
wages said to In- due her by A. 1>. Trum-
bull.
Deputy Marshal Bob Irvine and I'osse-
niun Charlie Petite are in fiom the
Osage Nation with four prisoners. Hob
is a rustler.
Miss ttdith Oakes, of Arkansas City, a
friend of the family of U. H. Perry, pro-
prietor of the Hotel Royal, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Jimmy Davis has arranged for a finish
glove fight with L. (I. Smith, to takeplaci
iu Perry on September :i0th for a purse
of til00 a side and receipts.
Ferdinand Painter, son of our genial
sheriff, returned from Winfleld, Kansas,
yesterday, after finishing with honors
his course in the Coniinercia' College.
District court will convene today for a
very brief session. Judge Dale will hear
motions and immediately adjourn court
sine die, 4>ut probably to be reconvened
Sept ember 101 h,
Each Sunday school iu the country
entitled to send three delegates to the
Sunday school convention to be held at
Chandler on Wednsday and Thursday,
September 19th and :.'0th.
The price of flour and feed advanced
all over town yesterday ten cents per
hundred pounds. This was caused by
t lie,advance in the price of grain from
which they are manufactured.
Those that appreciate a generously
large glass of solid, cold beer of the best
brew in the world should go to J. S.
Murtha's place, on the north side of Ok-
lahoma avenue, a little east of Division
street.
A livery stable keeper yesterday even-
ing ha«l a bout with his wife in which the
latter came out an easy winner. The
said^liveryman thinks the next time lie
is forced to take a threshing lie will en
gatre one of his mules to play with him.
• Jim Young, a sixteen year old negro,
was accused of stealing from the front
of Itamsay Bros' dry good store on Okla-
homa.avenue, a number of umbrellas
which were exposed for sale. The hear-
ing was had yesterday afternoon before
Justice Adams though what the result of
the trial was could not be learned.
H. Fatgeiihorst, representing the
^ieen City Cigar Factory, of Wichita, is
|he city. He reports fair sales but an-
nates much betfer results in his next
Viiioui a month from non. By tbat
mm gout lemon saj - crops will have
i harvested, rains >vill hav<- put the
kiti into good condition foi farm
Laud merchants will be happy.
Coyle mill Nmlt li* Sn«*
Trrrlty: Tlie Petition III Detail.
>yl.i & Smith have bronchi 1,1
listriet enurl nflllinxl tilt" Hank of
linn Territory in reenter nertitlenle
money amounting in ^WHIoii cunlriiet.
Oil J linn l.'nli, 1IHI4, one 'I'. N. (iriuil
drew :i forty 11!iy si^hl draft on plaintiffs 1
fnr *H«). Coyle \ Smith accepted it, iiimI
oil the :*:iiluy of Aii^ii"! il was duly paid I
I'lie lieeeptani'e wa« of llUlI for, III eoll-
sider it ion that (irant si Id endorse
over to Win K. Stiles a eit y warrant for
• il.'UIiiikI that it rthonlit lie held hy A. A .
ilniiiphrey iuit.ll a certain bridge (lu-iild
lio completed by I lie said tjraut and up-
on the further consideration that Stiles
liive Humphrey a cheek for $H0O and
that Humphrey deposit said cheek in the
Hank or Indian Territory and take from
mild a certificate of deposit for suld sum
conditioned to lie payable to the order of
Coyle & Smith when the said city war
rant was turned over to Stiles. That
sal<t (J rant on said day endorsed over
said warrant t-o Stiles who was then and
there present, and the warrant was tak-
en by Humphrey to be held until the
completion of the bridge. That Stiles
then (fiive Humphrey said check for tHlHI
which Humphrey then deposited iu said
bank and took frnui defeudents u cer-
tificate of deposit conditioned to be pay-
able to the order of Coyle & Smith when
said warrant was turned over to Hllleu.
That, said bridge was completed and
duly accepted by the proper city
authorities on Hie til st day id'
Aufiust. Said Humphrey on August
271b duly tendered th. _ warrant to said
Stiles with interest thereon and that
St iles refused to receive said warrant or
interest. Thill plaintiffs presented to
the bank for payment the said certlll
ate of deposit, after the warrant li d
been duly tendered with intere st t iStiles
and after Stiles hail refused to accept
the same. That defendant refused to
pay the certificate id' deposit, whereupon
the plaintiffs pray judirmeiit ajtainst the
defendent.
IiUa t«iirirty thi.1 lii.«
HHlKl"" N" •
Tlit* W.rk In Wlilrli III.
>leii l er "••••
tliiKiigeil
It is tpiit1* Iime for those who intend to
take the C. 1,. S. C. course for l*!M-r> to
enroll themselves as members ot the
class that the necessary urraniseMent*
may be iinule so lliey may bettin at the
eomnieueeinenl of the new year, Oct., I
To those who are unaoqiiainted with
lheChaiitiiiiipiaideu.it may be proper
11.11k of tadlnnlto explain that Chautauqua
is not
founded on narrow lines. The ureal As-
sembly held at Chautauqua N. V.. is llm
I i best exponent of its liberal spirit. I hau-
tuuqua h« bi'r reliuion, but no creed, as
the various denominational places of
worship attest, and from its platform
| Bishop Vincent sent kindly greetings to
the Catholic Summer School, modeled
on the C. T,. S, c. plan. From this same
platform leaders of rival schools of polit-
ical theories explain their systems or
discuss the issues of the day. I here
capital is allowed to present, her claims
to justice with equal, bill no greater
courtesy, than is accorded to organized
labor to declare its grievances.
To anotherxdass who feel they have
outgrown Chautauqua, and their num-
ber is not a few, may it not be safely said
that this is something more than a re
vivw of school day lore?
Much excellent work litis been done iu
Art, History, Political K.conoiny and
Literature, and in all departments of
learning fully abreast of the times.
Moreover, in the | leiisun! pilgrimage
we are Invited •'From Chaucer to Ten
nysnii,'' surely nur new guide will nol
full to assist us in llnding new t reasures
and beauties "all along the way." Hut
who can ever outgrow ShaKespere, Mi 1-
ton, Hrowning and Tennyson?
The required llteralurj for the new i
L s. C, year is us follows.
"(irowlh of the K.ngl isli Nation.
"Kurope in the Nineteenth Cenlnry''
"From chancer to Tennyson-"
Itenaiasaneo and Modern Art.
Walks and talks in the lleologleal
Field.
PUMP IS ALL RIOHT
J Tl e tluiit rnmp t uilrr Proper I lreH!«M
i Work* Smmifhly \ml l>M«Oood
Work —M | let«n DM It.
The |M i*Histaiicy of Couiicilinau W. It.
Staplelou. one of the waterworks ••oiu-
mittee lm« Imuih* fruit. The main pump
soulh of town has time and again lieen
< oaxed to do work properly ami eacli
time the effort has been a failure. S<
obstinate has been this cussed, partic-
ular piece of machinery that the city
fathers, or rather those of them consti-
tuting the waterworks committee, were
a?H>ut to recommend the purchase of a
new pump. This would mean an ex-
pensive outlay that the city is in no way
able to afford.
Mr. Stapleton made another effort
yesterday morning to get the thing to
work. Under the direct ion of that gen-
tleman, the engineer got down to busi
ness. The icsult was that everything
ran smoothly and the work done was
everything that could be asked. This, of
course demonstrates that the pump
iu competent hands is all right and that
the prospective expense of getting new
machinery is obviated,
ED SULLIVAN
The Matinoe Today.
Hie California Medicine company con-
tinues to furnish good and wholesome
iitcrlalumoiit at a ridiculously low fig-
ire. A matinee will be given this after-
noon al which time only, children under . .
t welve years of age will be admitted on I fail toniffht to
payment of 5 cents. Those older will
pay the usual 1(1 cents. Do not inisssee-
ing Billy Hanks in the burlesque boxing
match.
A BI(J ATTRACTION
Aii Kilt Ire New Hill. New Feature*, New
Song1-, ami « Hiile-Splillinn lliir-
lt M<|ue Boxing Haleti.
The niagiiillcent success of the great
Vtiuiideville Company now plajiiif.' in
the mammoth tent at the corner of Mec-
ond and Cievelnnd avenue is an induce-
ment to Manager Banks to give his pa
Irons the best he's got tonight,the attrac-
tions will lie particularly strong. There
are so many of them that we have no
space to give tlieni iu elimination. Don't
one of the best shows,
in the California Medicine Company,
that ever came to the territory.
THEY KSCAPFI).
Vug* Tired «f Paying for Their Moiml By
Work KftVet an K«eune—If Tliey will
Stay Away all Hill B Well.
Three or four hard looking characters
noine time ago came unwillingly befoie
Police .1 lidge McCord. The judge told
tlicui to immediately get out of town
This they refused to do and so were sent
to jail. Iw an effort to have them al least
pay for the fried chicken, cake and ice
cream which they consumed, they were
during the day time placed under the
care and trusted to the lender mercies of
the street commissioner and with his di-
rection, aid in impronirtg the city high-
ways.
Yesterduy they were at work
Walnut street. The street commissioner
wishing to come down town turned his
charge over to anolher person. Al about
10:.'l0 o'clock three of the four broke and
ran. They managed to effect an escape.
The direction taken was out of town and
the presumption is thai they are gone for
good. No effort will be made to effect
their capture as what (lie city most
wants for its best good is that tVey
out and stay out. The fourth man who
refused to join his com oauious is nearly
at the end of t he term to which he was
sentenced. This it is thought prevented
bis taking flight also. He evidently
thought bis chances of recapture were
too great.to inn the risk.
ileliren fr'rom Runiiies* In Tin* City Ami
Will l or The Future Make Col*
«rnU Dim Home.
The O.K. Restauraut has again changed
hands and one of the best business men—
a genial and enterprising gentleman—
ts alxiut to take his departure from our
nidsl and turn his steps to Colorado.
Ve refer to Ed Sullivan, who has so long
served the people of this community In
one of the best conducted restaurants
tli.it ever opened its iloors in the Terri-
tory.
Mr. Sullivan has, sold the establish -
ment to Mr. P. Hanna, win will hence-
forth conduct it, and who, with his ami-
able and accomplished daughters, will
make it one of the liest institutions of
its class lu thu city. The departure of
genial Ed Sullivan will Is- deeply re-
gretted. The people to whom he lias so
long catered, and the business men who
have known anil done business willi him
in the past will, by his departure from
this city, feel the loss of an enterprising
spirit and n man well calculated to build
lip the business interests of uny com-
munity. We hope that wherever Ed.
Sullivan may go prosperity may attend
liini and good fortune ever be uu inmate
of his household.
THK NIB! HA!i
m. Cohen linn rctui ii|
Southern trip where lo-
gout! many order* for faiT?
Now is the time to call arf^
the new things in fall suitings.1'
latest styles. A tlrst class lit amf
manship guaranteed. II. L. CoiiknI
FOR FIFTY' YEARS
MRS. WIKSLOW'N
SOOTHING SYRUP
—has been used—
by millions of mothers for their chil-
dren while teething. It soothes the
ohild, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cares colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
25cts PER BOTTLE.
TOWNSITK BOAHII.
positions guaranteed
und<-r reasonable conditions. Our FRRE 96 I>*iKe
catalogue will explain why we can afford a.
Dranghon's Practical Business College,
NASHVILLE, TENN. t Wriw for catalogue. )
Book-keeping, Shorthand, Penmanship .and Te'.e-
eraohv. WSapendmore money in lite Inlerest ot
our F.mploymeniDepartment than halt the Business
Colleges talcein as tuition, 4 weeks by our method
teaching book-keeping is equal to 12 weeks by thd
old plan. 11 teachers, 600 students past year, n i
vacation; enter any time. Cheap Uoako. Wt *ja^
recently preparea books especially adapted
HOME STUDY.
Rent on 60 days trial. Write us and explain
"your wants." N. B -We pay $5. cash for all va
-j.nries as book keepers, stenographers, teachers.
:lerks, etc., reported to us, provld.d we bll x"".-
Karl's Clover Bool., tne new Ulood
Purifier, ^iven frenlineM mid elenrneaa to
the eomplexion mid eures coiiamiptiiin.
ile., fide, and tl.lKl. Sold liv F. 11. Lillie
& Co. CO
ml.
WIIKN TKAVKI.1MO.
Whelli ron pleasure lienl, or luisiness,
lake on every trip u liotlle of Syrup of
Kijis, us it nets most pleusanlly and el-
feel tinlly oil I lie kidneys, liver ami bow-
els, prevenliiiK fevers, h adaehea and
oilier forius of siekneds. Kor sale in 50e,
and 4100 hollies by all leading drujrftlsls.
Maniifiiclured by the California Kin
Syrup Co. only.
j Win. M. Nix returned yesterday ulter-
, noon from Enid, where he went as deputy
i marshal lo serve the crand and pelil
jury venires.Jn eompany wlthMra.Nix he
will leave today for Hot Springs where
lie will spend about a month's time.
To Cleanse t lie System
Klfeetually. yet jjently, when costive or
billions, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, lo awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity withoutlrri
luting or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs.
Nil Hulls sine* I'sliiK Hood'".
1 have been afflicted for several years
with boils, two or three times a year, but
have had none since using Hood's Sarsa
purilla. My wife savs it lias relieved her
of that tireil feeling incident to the warm
days.—M. ! . Wiw-iams, Clayton, (Ikla-
I'iniplcs, boils and other, humors of j
the blood are liable to break out in the j p L g Qi
warm wcither. Prevent it by taking!
Hood'sSarsaparllla. The C. L. 8, C. will meet Monday
Sept. nt the home of Mrn. J- W.
Ilaliard' lloreliniinU syrup. Stouo. Tlio o\>joct « 1* thft meeting i« to
BASKET MEETING-
On next Hnturduy ami Sunday there
will ben basket mooting at Cuse'a ^rave,
four uiilea north « f (iuthrie, on eaatsiae
of ('imarrou river. Kverybody come to
this meeting. Come with your baskets
tilled and your hearts full of the jrraeeof
(iotl and let us worship "in (ioti's tlrst
temple.*' Nothing « f q'e^t ionable
elittraeter will be permit 1. il « m the
grounds. < >. IV Noni.i:.
NVe guarantee this to be the best eongli j
syrup manufaetured in the whole wide
world. This is saying a great deal, but |
it is true. For consumption, roughs, |
colds, sore throat, sore chest, pneumonia, j
bronchitis, asthma, croup, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the throat and j
lungs, we positively guarantee Ballard's
Ilorehound Syrup to be without an equal !
011 the whole face of the globe. In sup ,
port of tins statement we refer to every |
individual who has ever used it, and to
every druggist who has ever sold it. Such j
evidence is indisputable. Sold by Wallace {
(fuller.
Vour Luiih* HiieK
And the painful torture in joints and !
muscles is nothing but Hheumatism.
Nothing but Uheuniatlsm kills people
Nothing like Druminond's Lightning
Remedy for speedy relief ami «|iiieU
cures. Accept nothing in il place, tor
nothing else will do the work. The lull
month's treatment ol two large bottles
sent to any undress by express on re-
ceipt of 4">. Drummond Medicine Co.,
4K Maiden fiime, New York. Agents
Wanted.
perfect plans and arrangements for the
reading of the coming year. It is
hoped that all who have signified their
intention of joining the circle will be
present.
AWAllDKD
iih;iii:st HON oiis WOlll.D's PA lit.
Two Uves Sa
Mrs. Pheobe Thomas, of Junction City,
111., was told by her doctors she had Con-
sum ption and that there was ijo hope for
her, but two bottles Dr. King's New Dis-
covery completely cured her and she
savs saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers,
130 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered
from a dreadful cold, approaching con-
sumption, tried without result every-
thing else then bought one bottle of Kr.
King's New Discovery and in two weeks
was cured, lie is naturally thankful.
It is such results of which these are sam-
ples, that proye the wonderful efficacy
of this medicine in Coughs and Colds.
Sold at Beatoniau Drug Store. Regular
size 50c, andfl.rO.
An Important Decision Prom Hi* Com.
iiiUsKioiifi-H ol' the (ifiiei-ul I.mid
Office.
The local board bus received a decision
of the commissioners of the general land
office, involving lots IK and 19, block l!iH,
Kl Reno Haynss vs. Severy.
Haynes had withdrawn her appeal,
ami Severy asked for a deed, based on
deed, cont ract and lease, of the Foreman
Townaite Co., claiming these were proper
evidences of litle under Sec. 23 of the
A* \ of May 14,1890, and therefore prima
fade evidence of occupancy.
Tlic commissioner decided t hat Severy
claiming title under this claim of right
and not having in any way made any
improvements on the lot al any tune
cannot "occupy," and therefore the lots
aie to be sold under See. 4 of the above
act, for t lie benefit of the city of Kl Reno,
if this decision is not appealed from and
becomes Until.
The property of the Townsite Board
No. 7 was received through the mail yes-
terday, from Kl Ileno, and contemplates
the transfers of the business of boards
Nos. 4 and 7 to No. 0.
A charter was issued yesterday to the
Augney Presbyterian church, of Langs-
toil.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, bilious-
ness, jaundice, indigestion, sick head
ache, etc.
A frien 1 i n ed is a friend indeed, an
not ess tha one million people have
found t ucli a friend in Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.—If you have never used this
great cough medicine, one trial will con-
vince you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat , chest and
lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed or money will be re-
funded. Sold at Seatonian Drugstore.
Large bottles 50c. and $1.00. 1
W.L. Doucas
O CUAC IB TH E BEST.
aj dnULx°s°u"KII,s>
$5. CORDOVAN,
f HENCH&EIWIELlEDCALr
FlNECALf&KANGAROa
* 3.y POLICE, 3 Sous.
.«so.$2.W0RKINGMEN<:
EXTRA FINE.
*2.*I7-sBoysSchodlShofs.
•LADIES-
send for catalogue
W* L.'DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
You cuu iutc money by pur«*ha iug W. L.
Douulun Shoeii f
Because, we are the largest tnauuUcturers o,
advertised hhoes in the world, and k
the value by stamping the name and price ou
the bottom, which protect* you auainst Junto
* - - i.mtiu Ourslioeu
Tirices and the middleman's ptotiU. ()ur"s!ioej
equal custom worlc in style, easy fitting and
wealing qualities We have them sold every-
where at lower prices lor the value given thau
any other make lake 110 substitute. II your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. bold by
B. NTKAI'SS, !ilO Oklulioina Axe.
TYLER'S FAMOUS
ROLL CURTAIN DESKS.
(4EVtf STYllES,
Our mammoth catalogue of llmik Counlerw.
llcukM, and other Oitiee Fnriillure for lKy4
now ready. IH'wks. < hnlrM, Table*, llook-
Kir., and at nialclilenM prices, for
(ho licnl <<( (Ih iiiuUo.
' BANK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT ANY ROOM.
Catalogue free. Send 12c to cover postage.
TYLER OFFICE FIXTURE CO..^
NT. J.OMS, MO.
For the annual reunion of the Grand
Army of Repul ictobe held nt Pitts-
burg. I'a. Septemuer 8th to 15th, 1894. the
Santa Fe Koute will sell round trip tick-
ets at one fare for the round trip. TieW-
ets on sale September 7tli and 8th limited
for return passage to September 25th.
L. R. Delanjby Agent.
:i .
SITUATION AVANT
An experienced woman wants employ-
ment in family to do general house work.
Apply at this ofllce.
DR.
A Suro Cnro tor l'ile
piles are known
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
0o^vF,E:s
ANR TV
CUEAR
sk^;;:
roBE 5' C ON s Ti PAT I ON
indlge«iti!j>(l,DlZ.ZI.ness. ;
t FiUPTIONs O.N.THE' SK IN.
Beauti ties ^Complex i on.
It Is an agreeable Laxative for the Bowels;
can be made into a Tea lor use In one minute.
I'rice 25c., 60c. and $1,110 per package,
■rj. iUfx An Klegant ToiLtT Po#d«
y Aw tor tbcTieih auj Breath—2&o,
IUihin
tiire-llke perspiration,
tense itching when wartn
well its lilind, bleeding
liy mois-
eausing i 11-
Tliis form, as
• protriiilini
yielils at onee to Or. Boaftllko's (Mle
Remedy, wliicli nets diroetlv on parts
affected, iilisurlis tumors, allays itching,
and effects a permanent cure. 50 cents.
Druggists or mail. Circulars free. Dr.
l<os&iikt>, Philadelphia, I'a. Sold liv
Wallace it Mnller. druggists.
six square meals for il.00(nl the \V< - j
man's Kvchange Kestauranl. (0-U-lin j
CFtWMl
BAH1N6
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A yure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free
^forn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
What n Prominent liiNurMiire BUn Says.
II. M. Blossom, senior member of 11
M. Blossom & Co.. 217 N. Third St., St.
Louis, writes: "I had been let! with a
very distressing cough, the result ol iu-
tlueii/a. whieh nothing seemed to relieve,
until I i.m.U Mallard's Ilorehound Syrup.
<im -bill lie •ompletely eured me. I sent
mi.' hni (u* tn in\ sister, who had a severe
euueh, and ^b« expi-rieneed immediate
n li. I. I always i feoiuineiid tills syrilp
to my t i ieml*.
Joint Cranston.. !MIS Hampshire street,
Quiney, 111., writes: "I have found Hal
lard s I lorchound Syrnp superior to any
other eough medieine I have ever
known. H never disappoints." Priee r 0
cents. 8old by Wallace St Muller.
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and StrainJ,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
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MacNamara, Major. Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 1575, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 1, 1894, newspaper, September 1, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281949/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.