The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 294, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 11, 1893 Page: 3 of 4
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OPENING
THE RACKET STORE
Has decided to have a errand oneniho- JYInn
day December 4 and will display ' one of'
the mOSt COmnletO lilinc nf 1-Trj:l" r.l
. W1 1AU"iui)' VJ5UUUS
ever shown in Guthrie. By careftillv shirK-
. r 1 " -tllUUlI) ' SUIf -
Hie tllC wants Of the people Since nnrMiinrr
fl P ArTTT'P c'rAnn UIU1II1g
up the KALKbl S 1 ORE places us in
nr'ti'mr f- Kt l i
posuion to nave wnat you want and wshave
got it and will display thorn on tin's dav.
T- vfrH lit i-rr f 1-inf ro-i K
jj ... s tndt v.ciu uu
gentlemen m'rJs boys and evervbodv wnuMl
r ' ' u;JU'"-' i-U)UUUy " OU1U I
like ioi
a vnrtstmas
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menu can oe iouna in
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vi iwwtao. VVC LUIUlaliy inVlie VOtl tO See
the most gorgeous display ever shown in the
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erntory of Oklahoma. Nothing will be
for sale in the Racket store on that day only
to look at Remember the day
MONDAY DEC. 4.
The Racket Store.
I ernfnrv nf DUnLmn T-K.. ...:ii u!
BIG RACES NEXT WEEK
SIX NOTED HORSES TO BE
THE LOCAL TURF.
ON
Tlii Dlil tlioinii r I r .nmicliitluii Arrang-
ing for .StiniSilrllcilhor( Hello
.ll.ilion anil Illiizi'iiMorrj'.
From present indication" there will
ho some lively sportat the fair grounds
next week. Two days' races will be
held and the association will meet to-
night to fame the days which will
probably be Friday and Saturday.
Yesterday a letter was received from
so.no horse owner" who have just fin-
ished tho Kansas Missouri and Texas
circuit asking for two open days on
the local fair grounds. Over a d07.cn
noted horses will be here among them
being Iiln.enburry. the trotter with a
record of 2.18 and Hello Mali on witli a
record of 2:'-.'0. All these animals won
big pursue ut tho Dallas State Fair
and they promise to furnish some good
sport and lively betting for local
loveta of the spec 1 ring. The exact
days of Hie meeting next week will be
known Suniltiy when all preparations
will be made for tho races. Itook-
mukors 111 bo on the ground in ordor
to give the sports a chance to test
their judgment.
SIDEQLANCES.
7A. C. Mulvnno of Xushvilln Tenn
1iw bt-en in the city several days vlcw-
ig the sights. This Is his tlrst visit
U Onlalioniu and he expresses great
iirpriiju at its phenomenal growth and
dvancemenu "Why 1 never Imag-
led you hud cities like this meaning
uthrio in the territory. Although 1
l.uvo read considerable regarding Ok-
1 diomu I must confess I am entirely
t ntizttd ut the immensity of the coun-
l y. Why le.iviug out your westsrn
jsli the cities and towns are lihe the
$ es in tho east. As far as I havo ob-
irved every branch of business car-
1 Id on in tho cast is here. It would
r 'pay eastern and southern people to
. jilt Oklahoma. They would open
1 (eir eyes 1 tun sure."
There is no more singular feature of
tho American people than their mor-
tal curiosity. This of course is more
largely developed in some than in
others but all ure curious in some de
gree. A murder hanging lire or rney
court trial v!ll cause scores of people
Ut leave their work in order to see and
I r. While an art exhibit a let-
iv tlower show or bounding cnnobl-
g needs porous plaster attachments
"inuihr-tiui" b'- T1is is truo lho
nldorer. Wmu Dassott Is executed
' .en- will be hundreds of people who
ill w jrVt ktratugems In order to wit-
nets tho awful scene. When sentence
nub pronounced on the poor man the
ther evening the district court room
-ould not hold the people.
A lawyer who goes out of his way to
BIO REDUCTION
Now is the time to paper your homes. In order to
make room for our large spring stock of Wall Paper
which will begin to arrive in about thirty days we will
sell for the next thirty days wall paper and paints at prices
that will surprise you. We have the largest stock in the
city to select from and we can sure suit you both in
prices and paper if you will look at our stock.
We have just received a full line of Colgate & Co.'s
FINE PERFUMES AND TOILET SOAPS
which we would be pleased to show you. We are head-
quarters for
School Books and School Supplies Drugs Chemicals
AND PATKNT MKDJGINKB.
Wallace &Muller Pharmacists.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW
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DAY DEC.
4-1 1. l C 1 .1 f
iiiuuiiiu oi mat iac ics.
present nv m nhw ni.
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this ianre assortment.
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fT y w v wiivitii iii ki iv
vmuiiwiiui. iiuiiini" Will UC i
'pisk a quarrel" with himself is a poor
lawyer.
CIitIi Srlms Side.
Relieving that yon would not inten-
tionally do nn injustice to nny one
and there being two sides to every
thing let me btnte my case.
First My grievance aguinst Judge
Goodrich consisted in the use of insult-
ing nnd abusive language toward mo
in the city hall without provocation
and in the presence of tho mayor for
which he made due apology bilore tho
council.
Second I was at the clerk's ofllcc
all day Saturday from 0 a. in. to 1:30
p. 111. with the exception of a half
hour for dinner.
Third Tho warrants were all ready
by 1 p. m. and at least half of them
WPn llnli Vlnll t lin t. n ftiinnrii I
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up ufter 1 p. in. Saturday.
Fifth I do not recognize Judge
Coodrich as my director or guardian
as I icce ve my instructions from the
mayor and council.
As to the truth of the above 1 can
furnUh plenty of witnesses if needed.
F Siiixas.
1' I'linnl- CommUnloni r.
Or. O. 11 Nichols and Messrs. Hai-
rnet lleattle and U (!. Fuller compos-
ing tho board of commissioners of "
county were in the olty yesterday.
They are till pleasant intelligent gen-
tlemen and are serving well the peo-
ple of "I" county.
I it tl lit it (iolH n Milnr.
One of the happiest mortals in the
city yesterday was an Osago Indian
who was treated to a shine by a street
urchin. The shine became epidemic
and ti whole band of braves tried to
get the kid to shine their moccasins.
Compliment lug Our Di'imrtlni'lit .
The Western Fireman Journal of
Chicago in its last issue says: "The
lire department of tho hustling town
of Guthrie OUla. is kept in first class
condition by its chief C. W. Taylor;
ho has just added a sjt of swinging
harness."
Jurors ritngli il.
Judge Scott last night dismissed five
more members of Mis grand jury on
account of the bad blond and ill feel-
ing which had found its way into that
body.
.N'otlcti In (I. a. it.
Hereafter all meetings of Ilartrauft
post will meet Saturday evening the
afternoon meetings hnving been dis-
continued .lly ordor of post No. ?
F. M Smaiit Adjutant.
(it-urgu Upo Kutunu-u. '
George Line who was sent to the '
Jollot penitentiary three years ago for I
forging n deed to his mother's prop-
erty hns finished his sentence and re-
turned to Guthrie.
New Year's Hull. (
The German benevolent society of
this city is making preparations to
give a bal masque and banquet at tho 1
opera house on New Year's eve.
IN WALL
GOODS-NO TROUBLE.
paper
NEARING THE CLOSE
msrnu t court soon to ad-
JOURNTf. phit IN COURSE.
rkrm .ilf ll!inrgrilfitrrili)- nml
Health Italrh of ('. nitpn.ril of.
m
I'hIp I niMilnir mtitlflrs lu
disri'-!''rtlthnumiaHy vlforous
rm In a few day more court will
';dJa 'J11 "rt . when tho
judge will ro to RtlUwutor. Yostorduy
the pelil jry WM dtachnri for ti.o
" The following eaa wore div
voU!'io-
Anderson Morria t. Santn l'o; juilff-
mntby"'8io":!'j-"Mtattiinin.
"iXSVSSt
1 decree
of foreclosure; mortgage
grunted.
CoeJaHl rs- Mcioiinnii emtio
mny: Judgment for plulutiir for
com
8830
unn cosu.
This was tho
fourth trial
of this case.
John Decmer vs. .1. .1. Hcitn; change
of venue to OUltuioina county; granted.
l'poplo'a Savings Hank of Chlllo-
'collie. Mo vs. Johu Drtico ft al:
entn
3umo
John parUer sophio Adams to
set asldo deed; Judgment for defend
ant.
T. S. Hnnco vs. W. M. Crooks appli-
cation for recotvor to collect certain
rent?; judgment for defendant for
S.VJ7.S0.
Clem lllack vs. Andrew Ilotkln et al
foreclosure of inovtgage; judgment for
pliiintlir.
F. H. McKennon administrators vs.
Unrry Colton suit to qiiiut title trial
In progress.
THE DOORS CLOSED.
Tim (iutlirln Young .M111V ClirUllun Ao-
I'liitlmi Is 1111 Mnrr.
The Y. M. ('. A. of this city was
closed yesterday on account of non-
support. This will be sad nnd pain-
ful news to the many Christian parents
and sons of tiutlirie but the step
could not be prevented unless heavy
indebtedness was entailed which Sec-
retary Outcs thought best to avoid and
11. a consequence he locked the doors
of ;i laudable institution. In no
branch of the great cause of Chris-
tianity lias such great strides been
mnde as in the association for young
men in this country and it is a shame
that the local association had to suc-
cumb. That these associations do
great good in dealing with boys und
'young men in keeping them from the
dens of vice l a statement that bears
no rcf jtntion. Soino of tho noblest
Christian men in '.he land are engaged
In Y. M. ('. A. ork and their ciTorts
aro being crowned with success. The
presont hard Limes is no renson to ad-
vance for the non-support of the local
Y. M. C. A. wnlch while It existed did
groat good To tho Christian women
of the city is due the praise for the
maiutunaiKe of the institution.
Secretary Yates snys:
We do not pretend to say Mint a ouiig
Ainu inriMitiii .Association would ximi
all of the boya and oiing men of Guthrie
iruiii the traps ami pllmlls calculated to
clTcct tlii'tr 111I11 bin He do say that It Is
within thi- poner ol the citizens of Guth-
rie to make th en IroiiPienis of their
young eonileilw 10 a hlgliet and belter
pnii'i- sail ik bier life and that the re-
spoiiKilillitv of nut doln so Is a thing that
limit bo settled with an Almighty .Indue.
if Guthrie Is kiuni n to be a ell) under
rubber 1 ule with morals at a low ebb
good citizens ulth boys and girls Mint
ihev love us tlu apple ol their eje will
neither be invited to come nor to stav.
We desire to express our gratitude at
ibis time to tho fulthful hand of conse-
crated inotheis and sisters forming on
auxiliary to the Youiib Men's Christian
asocial Ion. and to the earnest Christian
young men and otliei.J u ho have agisted
us lu the association and Jnll work dur-
ing our stay in the elly. A statement of
moneys received and expended lu the ln-
teiest of our uoik 'urine the time we
have been encased here as secretary of I
the association u 111 he triveti llm iinMI.. '
given the public
Iii the near future.
bitten by:a;mad DOC.
I0I11111
Mnrnhnr Tcrrllile
Fight with a
Canine.
Johnny Marshal n young man aged
about 18 years and residing with h'
parents on a claim about twenty miles
east of tho city is confined to his bed
on account of injuries received from a
dog supposed to have been mad.
1 Thursday evening young Marshal
w'ont out to the pasture not far dis-
tant from the house to milk cows. As
he- was taking the wire from a gate
lie was blnrtled by a short bark and
looking around heboid a bhaggy dog
Marshal stooped to pick up a inisslu to
blrike tho dog when the nnimal sprang
on the young farmer. The teeth of
tho cur wore sunk into Marshal's leg
in three places and his hands and arms
wero badly scratched nnd lacerated.
I' pon the boy's father coming to tho
rescue the dog ran but was subse-
quently ki'ilcd by a neighboring
farmer. Young Marshal was taken
to the house whore Ills wounds were
dressed and since that time he has
been sick. Tho dog was frothing
slightly nt tho mouth when he at-
tacked the young man' and tho Mar-
shals fear that ho was mad. Young
Marshal's illness will bo closely
wat tlied as hydrophobia may result.
I Miss Mary Lou llrooko wishes music
pupils either on piano or organ. Call
on or address I U Kast Noble nvouue
References: Rev. C Y. Tyler und
liishop llrooko
I TheXewYoik Weekly World nnd
Weekly Lkaheii 0110 year for SI. 50
lie YVuuti'il S.iHutlun
Almost a sensation was occasioned
the other night lu the Snlvation Army
hall during tho service by a well jag-
ged attorney demanding t-alvatlon and
insisting on having it at once. Ho
fooled the army for awhile but tho
captain finally ran foul of his broath
and had un olli'or remove him and It.
.More I111II.111 Law llrcilu-rn.
The sight of painted and blanketed
Indians on the street Is growing com.
irinn VnBl d A UK nnnilina Lnt.l.
l.iuvu vq..b tV tWlUbMVi UfcWla Ut
I
reds was brought to thp clly by Dep.
! nty marshals to ansvf pr to the clinrge
I of selling whisky in the Osage cout-
I try-
LIOHTS AND SHADOWS.
TJie Happmlng or a tlnr Kstthfnllr
Chronlclrtt.
MU7.7M.VO Till! lO0.
The dog was so good unturod
That the tramps had turned him down;
.-o mey put n tnuzrio on mm
And lie terrified the town.
It. C. Charles of Chndron Neb is in
the city.
Horace O'Neal the painter left list
evening for Philadelphia.
Rufus Adams an aged man is solic-
iting nlms in order to carry him back
to his old home at Pine I U u IT Ark.
A. II. Rice who with his family
moved to Wellington Kan. a few
weeks ago has returned to Guthrie
Woodward and ccunty N claim the
honor of hnving the first school in tho
strip. The attendance numbers forty.
Miss Nellie Yinceut is teacher.
W. II. llcllamy register of deeds for
Cleveland county died at Norman
Tuesday night.
The Oklnhoma county teachers' as-
sociation convenes ut Edmund Nov-
ember 11.
At the Palace: Frank Worcester
Fort Scott Kan. : J. U. Pierce Young
ville N. C; T. J. Taylor Perry; P.
Hcnnlng Wichita; il P. Hudson Joe
Abbott Oklahoma City; Frank 11. El-
lis. Garden City Mo.; M. Y. Ilentloy
Shawnee O. 'i Frank Russell Chi-
cago. City Councilman Todd Is moving his
famlty to Perry.
William Hatson is dangerously HI
with typhoid fever.
Dr. Plnqiiard has moved his ofilce
from over the Capital National bank
to n splendid suite of rooms in the Vic-
tor block.
Two bums wcro run in yesterday by
the police.
Eight wagon loads of cotton were
brought to tho city yesterday from
near Langston.
Governor Swlneford and wile re-
turned yesterday from Oklahoma City.
As stated in Tiik Lkadkii they were
royally entertained by our neighbors
011 the south.
Excavations nre being mnde on south
First street for Shraum's city scales.
Workmen yesterday began breaking
ground fo Sell l's new business block
on Oklahoma avenue between First
and Division streets
The C. L. S. C. will meet with MIfs
Margaret Reese Saturday Nov. II at
3 p. in.
Joe McNnlly the well known Ful-
led States marshal has moved from
Gninsvllle Tex. to this territory and
will probably re-onlcr the service of
Marshal Nix.
Ponca City Is preparing for a grand
celebration on the 10th Inst to com-
memorate the completion of tho school
house Micro. A barbecue banquet and
bnll will bo given.
Willimn Roach was found not guittr
of criminal assault by a jury at Oklu-
homa City yesterday.
John Cunningham Is wanted at Ok-
lahoma City for a criminal assault on
a 11-year old girl named Dean ut that
place.
Cotton and corn continue to roll Into
Norman's market in increasing vol-
ume and the merchants report u good
trade.
A prairie fire north and west of El
Reno destroyed n large quantity of hav
for some unfortunate farmer night
before last.
Arrangements are being mnde in El
Reno for a reception to be tendered
Gen. Miles and Col. Cody upon their
arrival in Hint dtv nn lho vol In.i
from Chicago.
Special silk Bllle at n.tntsntr'a llnr.
day.
Manufacturers stneb nf nil.l lnn-tla
of silks 1 yurd to 10 yards at half
prlie on sale at Ramsay's Monday.
A chatlCC to ret a sllh-drpsa nt mnn.
ufaeturers cost at Ramsay's Monday
New fresh fall silica nn nlintivhnln.
sale prices ut Ramsay's Monday.
First time in the Motrin- rt n.i.-t..
that the ladles huve had an oppor-
tunity of buying a silk dress at manu-
facturers cost at Ramsay's Monday.
Mrs. Moreland of the Royal was in
Oklahoma City yesterday.
Ml'9. II. Wilkinson. nt hlllnlinn.
City visited friends in tho city yester-
uuy.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rus-
sel a boy.
Mrs. J. A. Gilbert returned from
Perry yesterday.
Chas. J. Dolk and Cuptaln Itehers
returned yesterday from a trip through
tho Osage country.
Miss Alice Vcatch has returned from
Perry.
V. A. ltassett of Lungton Kas is
the guest of his brother Frank.
SupL A. G. Gates visited Kingfisher
yesterday.
Marshal Nix is home from Tecura-
seh. Mrs. C. W. Wilder visited Perry yes-
terday. Leo Wisby was hero from Perry yes-
terday attending court.
At Lyon's cash grocery house: 19
pounds granulated sugar for 81 fresh
concord grapes at 28 c.nts a basket
25 pounds rice for 81. six pounds of
starch for 25 cents.
At the Rovnl: J. A. Mnorn. Perrvs
T. M Deal city; .1. M. White Louis-
ville; J. A. Pence Kansas City: W. F.
Thorne Oklahoma City; Geo. Tackaby
Topeka; Ii II. Luhrmun. ItufTalo; W.
L. Sharp. Chicago; Ed M. Cllne Kan-
sas City; Joe McEachim St Loois; J.
11. ivii g iirry; Y. T. Tate. St. Louis;
W. A. Melchlin Milwaukee.
Have you tried those cigars at Ut-
ile's drug store? 228-tf
The basement under T.IUIn'n .triir.
storo will be for reiit after November
1. the best location for a barbershop
in the city.
Money to loan on city property.
School city aud territorial warrants
boughU Enquire of Young & Walters
Room 5 114 Ok. Ave. iv
Stage leaves Guthrie daily at 7 a.
in. via Partridge Carney & Spere;
arrives at Chandler at 4 p. in
Leaves Chandler daily at 7 a. m.
arrives at Guthrie at 4 p. m. Office
rt fine I?Vtri9rtcl rlarir tnr
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SHtm
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Sensational
Sensational
Prices.
We have inaugurated the most sensational sale of Men's Boys
and Children's Suits and Overcoats ever before attempted in this
territory. It will doubly repay you to investigate. No old auction
stuff no odds and ends but bright new fresh fall and winter mer-
chandise for wear fit and workmanship can only be equaled in the
largest cities in the country.
Sensational Prices on Men's Suits.
Sensational Prices on Men's Overcoats.
Sensational Prices on Men's Underwear.
Sensational Prices on Hats and Neckwear.
Sensational Prices on Furnishing Goods.
Sensational Prices on Boys' Suits.
In fact we are out for a sensation on prices (lood honest
ready-to-wear clothing never was and perhaps never will be sold at
the prices we have made for this great sensational sale. We have
not the space to quote prices. Come and see us. Get reliable
goods for less money than you would pay for inferior stuff else-
where. Attend this sale it will save you money.
BEE HIVE
NewYorkHardwareStore
The most complete line of Heating and Cook Stoves in the
city at prices to suit all. Also carry a full line of oil heaters. A
full line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware. Everything in the
Sporting Goods line. Genuine Glidden Barbed Wire a specialty.
Farquharson & Morris!
Our branch house at Perry is complete in every Department.
DON'T HE8ITATE!
HUT GO RIGHT ON TO
R J. TUCKERL1VERY
Away up horses fine saddlers gentle stylish drivers riding habits fine robes new
surreys phaetons buggies drummer wagons etc. Courteous treatment. Low prices.
Come and see me and you will be pleased. 302 corner Vilas and First Guthrie Ok. Tel-
ephone No. 72.
Eugene Tucker Solicitor and Collector.
$1.00 per Day.
LODGING 2o AND BO QUINTS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
S. FRAZIER Proprietor
Newly Furnished Throughout.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
NICE CLEAN BEDS. BEST MEALS IN THE CITY.
THOMPSON A BLINOOE
EiLJELOTRIG LIGHT
LUMBERMEN.
Lumber Sash Doors
Blinds Lath and Shingles.
We cheerfully furnish estimates on all bills. Give us a call.
sw
'Csk
CLOTHING
225 OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
$5.00 per Week.
Sale !
fc. Sensational
Goods.
COMPANY.
R. J. Tucker Prop.
FOR RENT.
Seven-room house Jirt
Four-room house and barn 10
Three-rom house 7
Two-room hpuse 4
moneTtTloan!
On Farms or on inside
City Property
Some choice bargains in City prop-
erty and farms. Call ami sec us.
Lynd's Real Estate & Loan Co
CITY HOTEL
STILLWATER OKLAHOMA
E. H. CKANCEY. Proprietor.
Newly furnished and refitted through-
out. Only first-class hotel In the city.
Special attention given to commercial
trade.
Guthrie people celva o cordial wrt
ome.
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