The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 30, 1894 Page: 4 of 4
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ACCUSED OF OPENINO ANOTH-
ER PERSON'S MAIL.
A SEMINOLE EXECUTION.
KANSAS UNIVERSITY.
Shot
HE CREATES A SENSATIONAL SCENE.
Itofulct III rnrnlih Hill nn I In l'lnnUy
JlrlMKil on lilt Own lirroKnlnnce
Tho compiiiut m1'-' ir
former Mnlron nt 1 nllce
llcK(linattcr -Vlnonml
Imprisonment.
Dr.NVr.n Col Aiiff. 29 A warrant
was tailed yostonlny afternoon for
tlio nrrost of Governor D.ivU 11.
Walte on the sorlous ohnrR-e of open-
ing and retaining n letter mlilrcssed
to Mrs. Mkcns formerly mnlron at
police headquarter. The warrant
was tssuod by United Stntes Commis-
sioner Hinsdale who also Issued war-
rants for tho arrest of President Don-
nls Mullins of the pollen board Ham-
ilton Armstrong; chief of police and
Kate Dwycr matron nt police head
quarters. The charge is oneninjj l'10
mail and also for conspiracy under
statutes number 3.820 and B 140 tho
penntty for which Is u fine of not
over 810000 or two years' imprison-
ment or both.
The complaint was made by Mrs.
Likens and was instigated by Tost-
oflice Inspector McMochan.
florornor Wallo created quite a
scono in the commissioner's room. Ilu
was highly indignant and when
Depnty United Stntes District At-
torney Ithodes stepped toward him
with extended hand the governor met
him with a cold stare. (Jovernor Walte
pleaded "tint gulltv." claiming that
he had not opened tho letter but
that its contents had been rend to
him. The henring of the case was
et for next Thursday and when it
was suggested that bail be ll.xod at
9.1000 tho prisoner sprang from his
chair paced the iloor in front of tho
commissioner and exclaimed: "I nm
the governor of this state and theso
proceedings are had to interfere with
mo In tho administration of my allien.
I will not givo ball. You may send
iuq to jail but I will not give ball."
Finally the commissioner ncccpled
(lovoruoi Walte's personal recojni.-
uncn to appear for trial in the sum
nfSIOU.
' ACCIDENT TO A BOY.
Hurry Spurlock Km-krl OfT Ills Horns
unil ll.iilly Hurl.'
While tho flro department wus
answering a false alarm last evening
about 8 o'clock Horry tlin 0-v.car-old
son of W. MrVpHfToelTr was rldlngMs
'ofSc i i'apldy cast on Oklahoma avenue.
Near Donnelly's drug store ho wn run
Into by a horso and buggy driven by
Will Stiles. Tho force of tho colllblon
knocked young Spurlock from his
pony and hurled htm violently head-
long to tho ground while the shaft of
the buggy was driven a foot Into tho
pony's neckr The Injured lad was
(alien Into Donnelly's drug store and
thence home. On c-c.i.ulnation it was
found that his nose was broken nnd
his face niul head badly lacerated. It
Is also feared that lio sustained in-
ternal Injuries. Tho boy's pony
is badly crippled and will proba-
bly have to be killed. No blame
attaches lo any ono for thoocoidonl;
it was one of those unavoidable mis-
haps which are likely to occur at any'
time on a crowded thoroughfare.
PROBATE JURORS.
tlm IVilt
Hon nn Inillsn Vrlftnticr AVm
Drntti nt Weirnkn.
D. C. Lewis and George Gttlhrldgo
returned from Wowaka yesterday.
Wewaka Is the capital of tho Scmlnoln
nation and is as far removed from
olrlllxallon as tho center of Africa so
tarns the transmission of news Is
concerned. Lewis and Guthrldge saw
the execution of Conjarde a Seminole
Indian who was tried In tho courts of
tho nation for murdorlng one of his
relations convicted and sentenced to
be shot to death. Yesterday the Ok-
lahonian published an account of the
horrible execution as related by tho
two men. They describe the Indian as
a -c-y stalwart specimen of his race
six foot or moro nnd built In propor-
tion. On the night preceding the exe-
cution he was brought to Wewaka
from Fort Smith and lodged in the
jail which was guarded by llght-
horsemon. It was thought the gov-
ernor Jackson Drown might reprieve
him at tho last moment but that gen-
tleman declined to interfere aud In
the morning the condemned man was
shackled and taken outside tho jail
onto tho porch nnd there received his
friends shook hands with thorn and
and bade them goodbye. He hold
quite a levee until the hour of execu-
tion. At It o'clock n. m. a boll was
tolled and after a short Interval tolled
again and to Its tolling the march to
the placo of execution was taken up.
The condemned man was dressed only
In pants and shirt and woro a cowboy
hot. Ho walked with a steady step
guarded on both sides by a light-
horseman and presented no appear-
ance of fear.
Tho placo of execution is on the out-
skirts of the town nnd consists of a
large stone sot up against a tree. The
condemned man takes Ills scat on the
stone with his back to the tree and the
executioners take their positions in
front of hint twelvo or fifteen fceU
Conjarde who Is the thirteenth innn
to bo shot to death on that stone took
his teat unconcernedly pushed bnck
his hat from his brow and allowed his
oyes to be bandaged. This done the
physician of the tribe Dr. Holloman
pinned a piece of red paper In the
shape of u heart to tho condemned
man's shirt directly over his heart and
stepped back declared him nil ready.
Two light horsemen armed with Win-
chesters were the executioners and at
the word they fired putting two bul
lets directly In the centor of tho paper
heart and through tho heart of the
murderer. During all the praliinlua
rics thero was not u tremor notleoablo
in Uio-.'.vjj); but as soon as shot his
contortions kmsp-terrible. Ho was
held up In tho soat by two of his
guards until pronounced dead by tho
physician. His corpso was then put
into a coflln nnd delivered to his
friends for burial.
The execution was public and was
witnessed by a largo crowd of people
many of them being white.
tfa
A Number ot Itnrinrlnnt dinned In
rnctilty Announced.
TjAwnr.NOR Kan. Aug. 20. There
ire number of important changes
in tho fnculty of the Kansas stato uni-
versity made public yesterday. Virgil
9. Lolghlon assistant professor in
;hninlstry nt Tuft's college Massa-
chusetts has succeeded Ii. O. Case as
Instructor in chemistry.
Professor Shepherd hns resigned
the position of assistant in physics nnd
plectricni engineering anil ins place
will be filled by Professor A. Sinclair
Duustau of Alabama Polytechnic In-
stitute. Ho is a graduate of Johns
Hopkins university.
Professor Vernon Kellogg has left
for Lcland Stanford university nnd
Will A. Snow win of Chancellor
Snow will occupy the professorship
of ontymologv.
Professor K. C. rrnnklln assistant
in chemistry has returned from two
years' study at Johns Hopkins uni-
versity where he received his dogrco
of doctor of philosophy. His placo
was flllud during his absence by Pro-
fessor V. K. Davis of Wosloyan uni-
versity Connecticut.
Rev. Hector W. Cowan Instructor
in physical culture who has boon In
training at Prlncoton returned yos-
lerday from tho liast nnd will bogin
at once to train and coach tho foot
ball team. Mr t'oivmi is muoh
pleased over the chungtts In tho foot
ball rules.
There has been an unusual demand
for admission lo tho university nnd
Hie present prospects are very bright
for the coming year.
butv.ttlonUM nt Wiir.
fiMroiiiA Kan Aug. 80. A lively
row occurred during devotionnl exor-
cises at the Salvation army hall last
night which was dually qnollol by
the police. Private Leo a few days
ago wus court-martialed and
drummed out of camp mi the charges
of hugging ore of the sisters bearing
false witness and other acts. Last
pight lie returned witli some recruits
of his own nnd attempted to run tio
meeting and a lively light ensued.
Prlvnta Leo was flned'sili.fiO. "Pruiso
the Lord." hhouted Leo. "1 haven't
got any money but 1 em go to jail"
and he did.
HUN Approved lij llio l'ri'Ulilriit.
Washington Aug. 20. The presi-
dent has approved the following bills:
An net to authorize tho construction
of n bridge across tho Osage river
Missouri; to authoi-1.c tho lliloxl aud
Jlaek Hay brldgo company to construct
and maintain a brldgo ovor tho Hack
bny Mississippi; to authorize the eon.
structlon of a bridge ncross tho Mis-
souri river at DoWitt Mo. and tho
act appropriating 80000 for collection
of internal revenue taxes (this appro-
priation being principally on account
of (he income tax.)
HOT WEATHER SALAD.
1'olnls Itothrcrllnrnt nnd l'lcniinnt of Vto.
plrnnil Thing.
Frank Murray has returned.
Dlstiict court convenes Saturday.
K W. Hoy Is ovor from Chandler.
John Duck of the X 1 ranch Is in tho
oily.
I Misses C irn nnd inn Slew its entpr-
tnlned friends last mght nt tlir homo
on Rnst Oklahoma cnur. Music nnd
i nrds were the features Th se pros-
cent were Miss Goodrich. M- Rich
MessM. R'ehtml. Piikard. L hrer nnd
WesL
Prof. Georgo
dnlln Mo
Dust has gone to He-
Ilornco Speed was In Oklahoma City
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank
lahoinn City.
O'Noll Is visiting in Ok-
Mrs. Judge
In Now York.
Dnlo tft-vlsltlng rolntlvcs
J. W. Chlldors is visiting friends In
West Guthrie.
Tom Cuppago Is s'.uk
of tho stomach.
with neuralgia
J. Davis is building a dwelling on
Mnnsur avenue.
Two Osnge whisky
jailed yosterdny.
sellers .vorc
APACHES GO TO FT. SILL.
.Iii.li
l-uurenrn Ilrniin
Vtnlri'.
Probate court convenes September 3.
Following is the petit jury drawn to
appear on that day:
James Kstos MartJial township; lid
Aliop Antelope; C 11 Stowc Second
wnrd Guthrie; 1) M Underwood Cim-
arron: I2d Stowbaugh Crescent; D N.
Cable. Roso Hill; John Shepherd Roso
Hill; Henry Hippie Cedar; M Cunning-
ham Iowa; J 0 Itryaut Mulhall; A J
Vaiidcrpnol Antelope; Daniel Krloson
li II Hopkins Guthrie township; O L
llrooks Third ward Guthrie; J 1
Kites Orlando.
THE FIRST DEGREE.
KlClit Mi'iubcm of lliu I. (. O. V I.uilg
Initiated.
Tho I. O. O. F. lodge held nn inter-
esting session last night. Tho follow-
ing wiiro Initiated Into tho mysteries
ofhe nrstdegreo: J. Ii. Smith li. F.
Morton F. W. Winkel S. 11. Olson 11
P. McPhorson. S. P. Athorton W. F.
Wharton F. 0. DassetL
Seventeen members wcro booked to
take tho degree but only the above
were present. The camp is growing
rapidly.
Kri-eWrr for the Light riant.
Tho Guthrie National .bank has ap-
plied for u receiver for tho local uloo-
trlo light plant.
(liriinlino mill II In Hlixul-Tlilrnty Untie
l'nlttlcil on Dklnliiiiu'l.
The fcecrctary of war started an
olllcor yesterJay for Mount Vernon
barracks Ala where ho will take
jlinro of tlio Geroitlmo baud of In-
dians and csiort them to Ft. Sill Oklo.
This U in accordance with tho schema
worked through congress by soino of
tho sojlhern members. The baud Is
about 8S) strong and wus taken oil tho
warpath In Arizona and Now Mexico
in 18SI and p'ueed In prison In Ala-
bama where thuy have hiuco remained.
NINE HUNDRED PLEASED.
Tlio California Mi'illrliio Coiiipmiy Still
Ilriiim lllg CroMiU.
Tho California Medicine company
antortnincd nearly uoo people last
night at their tent corner Cleveland
nnd Second. Tho performance wus
oven better than usual and tho special-
ties wero exceptionally fine. Tho
features of the ovonlng woro two roar-
ing farces and tho work of F.'mo and
John aud Clara Denipsy. Change of
bill toulghU
linilullutlim Nolle O i:. H.
Tlio olllcers and member! of Guthrie
Chapter O. 11 S. will take notlco that
Friday evening Aug. 31 Is u regular
meeting by special by-law for tho In-
stallation of olllcers for tho ensuing
year. All members arc requested to
bo present. Dy order of W. M.
Mub. P. M. I R.vv Soo'y.
That which pleases tho oyo us
well ns tho purso arc tho no-
turilHuU ilross goods ul (Jrls-
liiuii Stoolo iV Co.'s.
Subscribe for the Leader.
FIRST TO ARRIVE !
0UU STOCK OF
WOOLENS!
Fairly teeming with Novelties Including all of tho
NEW THINGS
For Fall and Winter '94-'95.
YOUR INSPECTION OF THESE STUFFS SOLICITED.
WILLIS THE TAILOR
105 OKLAHOMA AVE.
Tom Stockilnger
from Fort Gibson
came In yesterdny
J F Pentecost Is Improving nfter a
protraeted illness.
A. Klncaid tun. faintly tiro preparing
to move to Mulhall.
A new variety of alfalfa from tho
north of Per.sln. was tried in a small
way by tho director of tho Oklahoma
experiment station this year and nt
this date seems to be the finest fornge
plant on the ground. It is not affected
in tho least by tho lnidc of rain fall
and has tnado n flno growth.
At the Royat: Thos Htocltslnger
Fort Gtbson; Ged Mack B S Russell
St LouIm II N Scoley K C; J 13 Ford.
Newton; 13 W Raye. Rocliford and
wife Chandler; A T Payne Wichita;
R Atchison Ottowa; J Conway K C;
F 1! Hudger St Joe; It S Raymond IC
C; Frank Chambers LG Johnson Seward.
FOrl
BMthne Ok. a
Second St. "!
SPENGfcl! 5
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Colonel Patrick cx-lndhiu ngoul;
Mis. Lee Patriclt and Miss Hattle
Patriak drove over yosterdny from the
Sao and Fox agency and paid tho Lka-
DEit oftlce a pleasant call. Mrs. Pat-
rick will leave todny to visit her old
home In Erie KatfiC while Miss Hat-
tle will return to Lawrence Knus.
whtiro she is n teacher In the Indian
schools.
A dauco will h'i given nt the opera
house Tuesday night.
A boating party will make merry on
the Cottonwood tonfljlft.
Mrs. A. K. (frisiell is homo from a
visit to Jnbper county Mo.
Miss llernlco Hardy is attending a
bible convention at Purcelljr
The building and loan association
will soil money Saturday night
ng Ky.
roolts.
Miss Allen of Mt. St
visiting Judge nnd Mrs.
i. 1lr
Is
In Ilolrnun 3111 Oilion.
Toi'KKA lCnn Aug. 80. Kugenc
tlngau and J R. Durton yesterday In-
stituted a habeas corpus proceeding
In tho supremo court for the release
of Miss Dstello Osbon who is now a
prisoner in tho Shawnee county jail
awaiting trial on the charge of com-
plicity in tho murder of Lawyer
Charles Hamblo nt lloltou on June II.
The case will bo heard next Tuesdav.
Kllloil In ii Court. Itnoiii.
Pl.KAS.VNT IllI.I 111. Ang.m J. W.
Humes n local dosporndo.'whllo ha-
ing tried before u justice for disturb-
ing the pence nttomptod to escape.
13. W. l'Motn tho town clork inter-
cepted Humes whereupon the latter
plunged a knifo Into Kdom's loft
breast killing him Instantly liar tics
was jailed.
Mali Clnrk Ditmlui-1.
JiiFFKitsox Cnv.Mo. Aug. 20. Quito a
little ripple of excitement is nstir hero
in regard to the summary dismissal of
Mnll Clork W. R. Halt of tlio peni-
tentiary olllolal force. Ho is a promin-
ent joung man nnd belongs to an
old and influential family in Lafayette
county.
(mini l.mlsii A. O. I). V. Jlcnll
CiNfi.NNATr Oiilo Aug. 80. Tho
Ancient Order of I'uitod Worknion
began Its grand lodge meeting in Odd
Fellows' tomplo yosterdny. There aro
about 400 delegates hem and from
TOO to 1000 member of tho ordor In
nttondunce.
NEW3 NOTES
Tho Sixth Mlnnosota district Repub-
licans have nominated C. A. Towns of
Duluth for congress.
13dwnrd Sauorhorlng has boon nom-
inated for congross by tho Republi-
cans of tlio Second Wisconsin district.
James Sample a farmer living at
Avnlnu has received tho Democratic
nomination for cougrosi from the
Seooud Pennsylvania district
W. P. Daniels mayor of Cedar
Rnpids Iown. and grand socretary of
tho Order of Railway Conductors of
North America lias been nomlimtod
for congross: by tho Fifth district
Democrat.
Tho man who committed suicide
last Friday nt tho Hope hotel Donver
proves to be Frank Melbourne tho
rain-maihor well known throughout
tlio West particularly in Wyoming
whnro h lv(L
NIGHT BLOOMINQ GERRUS.
Itnre inhibition or I'lunt I.lfo lit tlm Ciipl
tiiKlret'ii lluiiHr.
Ail impromptu outortniiiiiiout was
given lust night at tho Capital City
green house whan tho buds of a night
blooming corrus begau operations.
About twenty people visited tho green
house nt IS o'elouk last night aud saw
the plant in full bloom The plaut is
four year old and contains fourteen
buds which began to unfold at U
o'clock and reached tho zenith of tholr
beauty ut IS. Tlio ilowers wero
large fragrant and vory beautiful.
Wanted Flyo or six boarders.
Twonty-ono incnls S3 In advaiif o
Mr?. Leonard 118 Wosf Vilas 8 JOtf
lti'iiamlalv Triiuiffrn
Wm Snurlock to Hridgot MurtUu
lotsMuiidO block (' II f5 no
J L Mattlious to.l R Keutou lot
17 18. block C II 75 00
13 13 lllrcli to C Savage lots 1 awl
S.blockul.WG 800 oo
Trustee Noil to 13 K Iluioh lots 1
and 3 block C W ( i 6 34
Trustee Neu o M Coleman lot It
block HUVII -i Si
Hall's Hair Rouewor is pronounced
tho bu&t preparation far thickening
tho growth of hair and restoring that
which is gray to its original color.
Homilies of nature autumn
scoiiory tire tho fall ilross goods
nt Orlshani Stoolo ic Co.'s. Ho
euro ami soo thorn.
O. icc'fl Cream Bkix Powrfw
Mlt o Awnwwla cr At.
Tho West Guthrie planing mill Is
ciowdcdwlth work at tho present
time.
It is said that Vol Hoggatt is en-
gaged to a wealthy young lady of Now
Orleans.
The Misses Davis entortuinod ftionds
last evi'tiing nt thoiri home on Logan
nvenuu.
An enstern syndicate desires to buy
the new city school bonds providing
thoy are voted.
Dr. Farrington leuves today for
Chicago to enjoy his vacation and take
a lecture courte.
C. 11. Cameron and family of West
Guthrie aro making preparations to
move to Texas this week.
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AT THE l
Hilly Scrlver the "Star" catcher for
tho Chicago base ball club performed
a feat In Washington on tho 27th Inst
which hns often been tried but never
successsully before. A ball was thrown
from the top of the Washington moiiu-
mom and was fairly caught by Schrl-
vor. It has been gcnernlly supposed
that it was beyond any man's power
to catch a hall thrown from sucn n
height a distance of over 500 feet.
Chic! Justice Dale and Deputy Dis-
trict Clerk Charley H. Adams nrrlrt-d
home Inst night from tho lakes. ' )th
are as brown ns berries and i o
greatly boiiplltled by1 their uor n
outing. Adams left here ten i
ago in a match box bill returned it h
& chest. Ho also brought homo a 'o.
of homed toads a cradle and a I ap-
ply of ''War Crys" which he will dis-l
tribute with his automatic yarns.
l'lr.it Wari;ileinocniti.
The Democrats of tho First ward
aro requested to meet at J. II. Hut-
sell's store on Oklahoma avenue on
Sept. 4 to select delegates to the
county convention which meets on
Sept. C Every Domocrat Is urged to
bo present.
fc
Mr. Nathaniel Mortonson n well
known citizen of Ishpcming Michigan
nnd editor Superior Postcn who for n
long time suiTcred from tho most ex
cruciating pains of rheumatism was
cured eight years ago by taking
Aycr's Sarsnparilla having never feit
si twinge of it since.
i
Tilts famous vi
Oilier 13 1 Oltliilionin .;'
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s:
TTtllAL.
TcU'phoiio No. !.
A lot of beetles burning in an arc
light on Harrison aud llroad last night
called out' tho fire department.
A handtome man with a very blaze
woman attracted considerable atten-
tion nt tho medicine show Inst night.
Some of the select members of tho
Robukuh lodge aro making arrange-
ments to give a picnic in tho near
future.
J. S. Lyon has perfected nrrangc-
ments for erecting v6ur-story build-
ing on the corner of Harrison and
Division.
Prof. S. V. Mnllory returned yester-
day from Kansas. flq will hold city
teachers' examination today and tomorrow.
East Noble avenue is threatened
with a scandal In which a society
young lady and an unknown man are
Involved.
Recoiver II. S. Cunningham has filed
an application in difetriot court to sell
tho real ostnte of .the defunct Do
Stolguor bank.
Luthor West has his mother to
thank for a nico bundle of bed cloth-
ing expressed from his homo In Iowa
and rocolvod yesterday.
The Guthrio Natlonnl bank filed suit
in district court yosterdny against W.
II Hilton on u noto for Si 800. Horacu
Speed Is attorney for plaintiff.
The local townsito board returned
yesterday from El Rono nnd Norman
with the effects of tin defunct town-
site boards of those two places.
Miss Lizzlo Parsons has returned
from n plensant visit nt Topekn and is
once more at her old post in tho olllco
of Asp Shartoll & Cottlnghnm.
An exciting scrap occurred In North
Guthrio last evening between tho
ilurnett and Taylor clans. Ono of the
participants had hts skull cracked by
a chair.
Rov. Wost nnd wife roturned from
an ovnngicnl tour of tlio territories
yestorday and artr'vlsttlng with their
daughter Mrs. Daniel Wagner of tho
Wost Side.
Some miscreants entered tho homo
of Mrs. C. W. Coombs in West Guthrio
ytsterilay ami purloined her gold
watch The supposition 2a ihat the
thief Is a negro.
In tho probato court yesterday tho
Cotton Holt Lumber company filed
suit ugainst W. S. Coopei suit on
labor account for $602.10. Asp-Shartoll
X Cottlnghnm represent the plain-tllfs.
A woman of underato virtues cre-
ated consternation on Vllns avenue
last evening by walking In the middle
of tho street anil singing "Tara ra
bum do ay" at tho top of hcr voice.
Sho was suffering from a jag.
Mayor Martin received n telecram
from Now York .yesterday requesting
Ills presence thero on Ultlalioma rati
road business Mrr Martlu owing to
rush oi other business matters cannot
comply with the requost.
! I W
Wampoo Wllllo and Mollio Mc-
Gwlght n couple of Iowa Indians re
cently married took in tho medicine
ediow last night and entertained a sec
tion of tho audience by their loving
caresses ami general lolly-gagglny.
A P Hcrron Irono Harris John Keo
kuk Anna McCoontz and Henry Mc-
Coout'A cutno ovor from Sac and Fox
agoucy Inst evening. They are all
Indian students and will loave today
for the Industrial school at Lawrence.
Mrs. C. P. Walker Is in receipt of a
letter trout uovomor ueiurow lu
which ho cays that only the agricultu-
ral exhibit of tho world's fair was sold
nud that ho will do what he can to re
turn the articles loaned by Individuals
if n list Is sent to hltn. Mrs. Walker
has n list aud will forward it to the
governor. If thero rvre nay parties
who have articles in the exhibit and
have not given Mrs Walker a list
they should do so at once O 0
Times-Journal.
MISCELLANEOUS.
proof
Wanted A small sized fire
safe. Enquire at Lkadkii olllcc.
Tho Royal barber shop on tho north
f iJo of Harrison avenue near Second
btreet. J. H. Towors Manager. 118th
Fivo years without pure Ico cream-
can now be had nt Miller's. 0-14tf
Wall paper! Tho largest stock to
select from Rt'F H Lillie & Co.'s. Low
est prices. iu20 tf
Hninmnr paint! Rest in tho market.
F 13 Lillie & Co. Solo Agents. inSOtf
Don't forgot you got twenty lessons
free If you buy an instrument of
Murray &. Williams within tlic'noxt
hlrty days. tf
Decorate
Lllllo .t Co
with Hags
in2ii tf
bought from
Sodn water Is good: at 5 cents It Is
cheap especially that at Llllio & Co.'s
fountain. m2'.) tf
Monls 20 cents nt tho O. IC; 21 menl
ticket S3. 50. lm
Tho latest drinks in soda water on
draught at Llllio &. Co.'s. mS'J tf
Llllie's Liver Pills cure all life's bit-
ter Ills. m29 tf
The best 5 cent cigar in the city nt
Llllio & Ca's. mSO tf.
Hammocks and bnso balls goods at
illto & Co.'s. mil) tf
liny your pianos nnd organs of
Murray fc Williams snil get twenty
lessons absolutely free. tf
Trv birch boor at F R Llllio & Co.'s
" ni20 tf
For Sale Remington typewriter.
Good as now. Address Lkaukk ofllcc.
mO lot
Wnntod Two good dining room
girls wanted at the Hotel Dally. 3513
Prof. S. Gregg has decided to locate
permanently iu Guthrie Rooms In
Victor block; postotlicc box 201. Les-
sons on violin violoncello and all
string and wind Instruments. Guitar
and mandolin taught in ten lessons.
' 18 25 Ot.
All wool dross patterns a
lovely variety all stylos anil
grades. 1'rlces $2.75 to $1.50
a patterns free wool prices at
(Jrisham Stoolo k Co.'s.
Wanted First-class tailors. Joel
Rosenbleet tho progressive tailor 117
Harrison avenue.
Do not delay hut get llrst
choice at (Jrlsliani Steele &
Co.'s Latent styles in full
dross goods.
A GREAT SUFFERER
-PROM-
Liver Complaint
t'uml ly tlm Vto of
Ayeb's Pills
"For several
years. I wn a
ur'tUbtifTererfriun
liver complaint
which caused so-
tart nntiw muter
jllie right slue
iiuim imwcr iiiu
rttflit sliouliler-
LUile sallow nesi
ot tlio skin lo-
;t)hlDnffi and cramp in tlio stomach.
I am plwuoU to bo ublc to stuto that I
havu bean relieved of nil these corn-
pluluts iy tlio ujo ot Ayer'i 1'IIU. I
fiml iliuiii. alio to lie a a olointalltr-iila-l.orpll!."
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Received Highest Awards
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
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We have a lull sot of rcctfifaB
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To real nronertv
bo absolutely correct
ana legally correct
promptly Uouo
MONEY TO LCS
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Williams
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THE 1
TXirnu
Suits
Made
To Order
Finest of
Workmanship
Cjiiaranteed
Prices Reasonable
WILLIAMS THETAILOR
South Second street.
3 ul ilrrr Srnlliof 1. O.
FOR A QOOJ)
LIVERY RIG '
-do to-
TAPLETON'S
Livery Barn
Cleveland At. East of Division St.
ENN1S & STRICKLAND
Transfer -Trunk Line
ESTABLISHED APRIL 22 1889
All orders for baggage on outgoing
trains should be left one
hour before the tram
305 W. Oklahoma Av
STILLWATER AND ORLANDO
HACK LINE.
TIME TABLE:
Leaves Orlando at 7 a. m. Arrives
at Stillwater at n a. m.
Leaves Stillwater at 1 p. m. Ar-
rives at Orlando at 3:45 p. m.
Nearest 'nd Only Regular Route to the
Railroad.
Good hotel accommodations at
both Stillwater and Orlando. Also
good livery at Stillwater.
MEYER BROS. Propi
P1MTAI PITY
KLAUOMA AVENUB.JE3
rnSetoe Bar
Cor. Oklahok . .
one Bijjve. and Division.
".m-m U-rl Dnwol
Caters to the Bdl
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HERE WE
com Hotel Royal.
Jrade Only. Best Goods
r'l thfi Tirmp.
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milton & CO.
ton
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309 Wesu
Lt .olJOF FINE VEHICLES.
J. L. Thompson.
?et from. GIVE US A CALL.
Tliompsij
K. L. IMIucoc.
Blncoe.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 30, 1894, newspaper, August 30, 1894; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73126/m1/4/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.