The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 38, Ed. 1, Saturday, July 20, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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No. loo ( liiiMuo Hxpross 0:13am.
No. ii xi. Mo. River Hxiin-HS StOdp.in.
No I-'. Way Fielsht 7i()it.m.
wunu iiounii.
iN.i li:.. Toxin Kxpnwj llhSlp. in.
Nil nn oniiilioma Hxtiri!S....JS:30p. in.
N... i-:t Wny Frcluht ."..UW p. in.
r.ivsi-iiKi'r slionlil procure tlckttu bnforo
netting mi tint train.
Llliittiiw Okliihiiiiiit hiiiI tlulf it. it.
WKBT ItOt'N'll.
Sumlay Mall nml Hxp.oss H:U) u. in.
Kxpi em It 10 p. in.
Mull and Aecotniiiodiitloii St'.il n. in.
HART IMI'XU.
Sunday Mali ami
I'xincis
Kiri'Si....l2:0.i p. m.
"IBS p. in.
Mail ami Ai
coiiiiuodaltou It! :1ft a. in.
Gt THR1K LUIMIH NO. 3 I. O. O. V.
Meet Monday nlitht i each week
ut :.. Visiting Oilil Fellows are
alutlt" wpIi'iiIIIO. .1. Foucaht N' (1.
Fiusna A. Mkvctii: Soc'y.
G'
llll TIIRIF. LOOM') NO. 1 A. O. U.
W . meet Tliuriilav evenings or
wi'i-k nt?-.:sii p. in Hall In Victor
block curner First and dial rlson. V.Mt-
: Workmen nlunyi welcome.
r. ('. Holland M.W.
li. MoN'ifimtniiY. Recorder.
ll.lll.Y WKAI'IIKK I'OllliOASV.
Np. 'al report for TlIK Daii.V
I k tii'i by W. .1. Wallers observer
' aii States iveaUtei bureau:
: 'ghost to npcratiire yoKlut lay. til
i ii "i.
a: st i wOi'ay. Fair s) ijjhtly
r
Ui'nfail .00 inches.
MHS. OREELEY'S DI86IPMNE.
lliriir lint ami font or Her ItuibaDd't
(jurat Out of Door.
While I have the floor" said Amoi
O.mmlnge while In a ntory-telllng
n.ood the other day "I might as welt
tll a story about Horace Qreeley. I
worked with Greeley for years. He al-
ways called mo 'Aaa:' never could r
i ember "Amos." One day I went over
t see Greeloy at Chappaqua about
omc newspaper business. The old
gentleman Raw me coming as he stood
looking out of the window and opened
tne door himself.
" 'Come In here Asa. ' he said In his
high mealy tones aa he led mo into a
fr.shlon of parlor.
" followed him Into the room and as
I vos only Kolr.tr to remain a moment
In Id my hat. gloves and cane on a cen-
ter tablo. Greeley and I had Just Im-
mersed ourselves In a talk when Mrs.
Greeley swept Into the room. Now
Mrs. Greeley wua what one might call
a spirited woman. The moment she
enteied tho door her eyes fell Indig-
nantly on my troussenu as J'i piled It
up hat cloves and stick op the tablo.
"Without a word nnd before 1 could
ppeak tc her she swooped on the outfit
lilt" a flshhnwk. nnd the next moment
thiow them out of the window
"Then sin1 left the room without
panslnu fc speerh ni one who had
taught somebody tlmt the bnJJ was the
I luce for hats nnd on ties and similar
brlc-a-brac. I was Inellned to Bet ft
trifle hot: a man nnturafly might who
sees his lint pounced upon anil cast Into
the shrubbery. Hut before I could get
up or say n word Greeley stretched out
Ids hand In n deprocntmy way and
cheered mo with n remark:
" 'Never mind Asa! she thought they
.vero mine.'
"Afterward however" concluded
('urnmlnga "when I recalled what
Gieeley's lint uBdl to look like I had my
doubts."
The UiiiiiIhk Mate.
li'ii U.o ptvs-cnt loiritory of Utah
fiiti'ii. tin' union of Hates It will do
mi with a population of about 300.000
t ni- ami a oliiiutti unsurpaKMul in tint
i i.le world it will bo richer In ugri-
in'. ura' los-urcs than any olhi'r
mil- It litis within its borders nearly
n ' the i. iinwii mlneralH metals gold.
er i-o;iper irnii. tin. etc. in nbuiid-
rit uuntilit'K. It lias best of nil u
' ea'ili giving d linn In. nlwayn temper-
.. in Mtinnier and in winter. It lias
in i ulpiiur springs and is in fact one
1nie Minilai liitu Utah is the Ideal
ruf in iiiiIUl a homo in Wlil.li to
l.'nil the balaueu of your days sur-
i miiilel liy fat in and orchard which
K uuautee all thy nueehsitli's ami iiiokI
of ilie 'ii:iiforts of life. There ar.'
millions of ho ue now nwaliinir set lie-
me nt. Mei.tl to J''. A. Wwllelgli Salt
I 'ilte nt.v for a copy .of ''Utah's re-
iiiii.'t's'1 Ii will nay yon topostyour-
i.if on the merits of tho "coinlnt'
t.ite" wli'.eh Jitis Jieen aptly terme.1
i'1 . I'rointkini .ami." tf
short MtorlrB lor Aiigiml.
i; many other irnod thinfs the
is; "sliurt stories" has u prl'e
v wtitten by .I. .1 Heekrt. 1 1 lustra t
s me funlures ( Italian llfu in
I.K.
New Voile
loeit itidui
'tis ii .ell
II . h i 'is
l'fpn"-'j' 'll
! min. -an
"'Ii. ;e Is an ubuudutice of
mm clevei ilesoripllun in
whilit the drawings add
Interest. Cotiaii Dovle is
by an interefcllnn' Nana-
am! there !r a translation
'ruin I..uti do Tlnhean's
i ai eil "rompon " Mls
v w hiiiI -ilniles a well
winy storv
Hlleu (lUs-
written Mif-
ivoinati. and'
L'etieii as to the future
ih re are dramatic stories by liraee
sn(fp 'J'. II. Arnold ami olliera Tlie
'I ho fatuous nlory for the month is de
llalae's "A I'asilou in the Deterl."
Altoetlior tho uMiubor is an excel-
lent cue and well siutnltis the reputa-
tion of ti is magazine. The Current
lateral tire 1'itl.liblilii Company RS 54
iifayptio IMa; New York.
funrier'a l.ojal 1 rloiul
'flip Ho)o Field and Foriiiu is the
only agricultural journal devilled to
the interests of the farmers ami the
matt-rial resources o' Oklalio.ua and
tho u I urn territory. Ills a reliable
briK1 t clean well rln'ed Hi page
map a'ire and deals ultlillio speelitl
santsnf tlie agrloultu'isUi and fruit
If rowers and stock ruifeurs of tho terri-
tory and liHHspeeial departuiHius dr-
voled li ntfriuiiltural matter live
. oek. liorvieullure dairyi.ii;. poultry
uploulture. veli-rlnary home elrele
younif fnlks.trrifuliuii. cori-'sponiletiee
am t'ditofiai.
Tliu management an 1 editor have
had many years of suceefcsful expert
ctico with tills claoJi of papers In -tlie
west and havo soleeted this beautiful
and fertile country ai thebol possible
loration for a high class agriuullura'
j iiirnal. They are making ll tit ly and
truthfully represent the Interests of
the great Industrial class to which it
u dfvoteil and there is not a farmer
in all tins country that can afford to
do without it. it is Issued monthly
at tiuthrle and is only AO cents a year.
For sale. At jiiict-nui. on Wednes-
day 'u'y 21 two line i-orner lots on
Harrison and Uroail Will -ay good
Intereht on iuve-.tmi'tit rented. John
Taylor.
2mm m ill (Tfe wtC
ftlJlmilUiiilJ
. AUTHOR OP r ?i
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A H0USC Or TEARS"
corr mCMTi08i.trr
CHAPTER L
IXX.'KI!I) IN.
"Hi iiolicomnn !"
Constnljlo Mctcttlf stoppclabrnpllyln
his slow ltinrch and looked upward.
Right in front of tho constablo yns ft
dwelling hotiso with n small forooonrt
a two htoriisl hotiso situated in ntcrrnco
on tho Felspar road in tho IiOtidon snh-
urb of Clnylloltls.
It was an odd looking terrace coti-
Fisting of sovun houses inimlorod 1 to
111. Tho tornicc hail lieen orcctod about
40 years previously. Tho seven houses
had originnlly belonged to ono landlortl
but during tho Njvenrs they hnd fro-
miently chunged httftds. Soino of tho
nouses nttu DiS'ii ittiumit to-run gum-
ually into it condition bordoring on do-
cay sumo had been patched up nnd pre-
sented ti fairly wholesome front nnd
two 11 nnd 13 had boon almost re-
built nnd looked from tho outsido ni
most oh goal as new.
Constablo Motcalf -was now gazing nt
tho first floor window of 13.
The head and sltouldors of n young
man were thrust out of tho window of
tho principal bedroom n room situated
hi tho front of tho house and occupying
'tho spaco over tho front parlor and tho
narrow littil. Tho stono ledges of tJto
Rurlor nnd bedroom windows wero deco-
rated with woodon flowor Ijoxos and
tLo young mail as lie endeavored to at-
tract tho attention of the constablo hnd
to hold his head high and crauo his neck
iu order tc avoid coming into contact
with the flowcrlcss stuiks of tho gerani-
ums which liordorod tho outer stusli of
the window.
"Hi I say policoninul" repeated the
young mail iu n somewhat louder tone.
"Well "said Constable Motcalf step-
ping back n fow paces on tho fltigwny
until his shouldor cntno into contaci
with a gas lamp. "What's np?"
ii was u nine ocioro o oiock hi iiw
rooming Thursday inoniing tho 10th
of October. Tho sun had not yet risen.
Tho jray dawn was struggling for exist-
ence hattliug with a thin whito mist
which hnd not boon ablo during the
night to arrive nt tlio dignity of n fog.
There wore no signs of lifo or movement
in tho road other than tho Hilictmttti
standing near tho lamppost tho young
mail ut tho first floor window .mil some
dejected homo slinking cats. Tlio rat-
tling milk cart usually tho first Hound
which saluted the ears of early risers in
tho Felspar road had not yet turned
tho corner of tho road.
"I'm in a regular fix" snid tho young
man. "That's what is up. " lie spoke
with au appaiently foreign accent
tacked on to n cockney twang. "1 nm
locked into my room and unuiiot inako
any ono hear ino"
"How's that?" nsked tho pohconmii
curtly.
"I do not well know. Thoro is nobol)
in my loom. I have iitnilo n nolfo but
I can hoar no ono stilting. Would yon
mind ringing tho liell of tho hull door
loudly? I wuii t to catch ti train .it 7:10
.... n.jjj -
"All right" suid Couitablo Metcnlf
quietly. Then ho htr.iighiened his wptnro
shoulders moved away fr-'m tho lamp-
post opened the small iron gatp leading
into tlio small forecourt wnlkml with
clattering steps along tho tilod pmwtgo
which led from tlio gttto to tho hall
door mid gave tho 1k)11 n vigorous tug.
"Thanks" said tlio young maii.-gnz-iug
(luwu at tho Kilicomau oh tho lnttor
stepped back from -the doorway and
looked tip nt tlio first floor window. "I
fancy I hear sonto one stirring. Awfully
strango my being locked into my room.
Nover had suoh mi oxporiouco lieforo.
Awkward thing to find yunr.solf a pris-
oner in your bedroom nt 0 o'clock in tlio
morning with mi early train to patch. "
"I don't quito mideibttwd you. Door
looked from tho outsido is it?"
"Yes. Tho lock is wmioold fashioned
fort of iirrniigeinent. It has no koyholq
jijsida Hut why it should lie fiisteuul
now'I can't uudersfaud. llrs. D.ivoni
ljlY her jjicce I supjioso you know th
riaiuo of the poojilu of tho house like
tho gootl policeptan that you tiro?' '
"Yes I know tho iiamo" said Con-
stablo Motonlf u littlo grullly
"Thoy kuew I wtw going olf otirly this
morning Perhaps tlioy lmvu dotal neil
mo for 'he Mil. " Ho liuighed as if ho
had inndo a good joke and then fur a
fow inoinonts rolaiused into Hilejica
"Hour any ono moving ?" iiskod tho
polioumiui.
"Not a stir. It must havo bvoii a
false nlnrm. Thoy sleep soundly surely.
Perhajw thoy wore up lata Would you
mind giving tho boll miothor tug Mr.
Policeman?"
Coustnblo Motcalf made two btopa for-
ward mid pulled tho bell again.
"All I think wo havo started some
ono tit last!" cried tho young man. "1
nm suro I heard a noiso iu the hoiuo. It
is either Mra Davoin or Miss Rixhicy.
But thoy may bo some timo dnsing
i-onstahlq. I won't n&k you to troublp
nny inrtlior. Vos J hear tho sound of
Ieot. Awfully obliged to you causiauio.
was on tho lookout for tho inllkmiui
or soino other o.irly Smnarituu when yon
tumid up mid saved mo from being kept
any lyngor in durance vilo."
(Joinstiiblo Motonlf wiw a triflo unuusy
in his mind. Ho was a zealous olllcur
Just hhon of 80 years of ng-J. very quiet;
and reeurvetl in iiitiunor but jsiMMed
oY n quick intelligence tinctured with
that lively spirit of suspicion withoof
which u policeman can novor hopo to
nrospor. There was nothing iqieciully
voivJerful in fho conduct of tho young
moi overhead nor in his story hut tho.
constablo was ilisooucerttsl by tho volu-
bility of his challenger.
Motcalf kuow every liouse iu the I'el-
spur rotid mid Jio know a good many of"
tho jmopiu who dwelt iu it Ho knew
Mro. Uavoni it fine looking woman of
uilddlo nge by sight Indeed tho had
often treated him to a pleasant nod. IIo
also know her uloco Miss Roduoy by
sight it most attractive young perst .
tho constable considerod her. Ho wan
aware that matters had recently not
prospered with Mrs. D.ivoni and that
tlie lady had beeu obligiMl to let apart-
ments at 13. IIo know that two siuglo
Mutlemeu oocunied uarta)euU. iu. the
op
RED POST PARK e.
TiuorsoNASoti
fivftse-ono a unit toreigil young gout
tho young mini now standing nt tho first
floor window a prisoner in liis bedroom
an exemplary young iiinu in many ways
always off to his business early iu tho
morning mddom out-lato at night. Tlio
other lodger n uilddlo aged ltinn was
in Metcalf's n)iuiou nitlior nn odd sort
of cove ii imsty faced until of nlnnit flvo
and forty tall and slondor fond of wear-
ing his hair dark brown hair long
mi awkward shamble iu his walk and an
odd sort of look in his eyes. Tlio consta-
blo had indeed rt dim professional inter-
est in this elder lodger. Ho had ascer-
tained that his full nmno was Hcrunrd
.Tames Viekery. There wtw nothing iot-
itivoly against tho man Viekery except
that ho seemed to havo no occupation
and that ho was nddictod to prowling
about tho quiet streets of Clnyflolds Komo-
what Into ut night n man to keep mi
oyo oil
Tho constablo swiftly ran his mind's
oyo over tho dwellers in 13 Felspar road
and .then ho glanced furtively nt tho
young ninit overhead.
Certainly thoro was something odd
nbout this gontlonian being looked into
his room.- It might menu nothing but
it might mow i something mid tho
worthy policeman was determined not
to move nway from tho house until ho
could turn his lwck on tho promises
with n iHirfectly easy mind. Ho ad-
vanced closo to tho hall door again put
his ear against tho glass panel mid
failed to detect any sound in tho house.
Then ho stepped from tho hall door and
advanced to tho center of tho front par-
lor window.
Thoro was n narrow graveled path
leading from tho porch of tho hall door
to tho other end of tho forecourt. Inside
"Pitt fn ft rcjiihii'lr."
tho path festooning tho spaeo under the
IMirlor window was a strip of e'.y
about !N inches in depth in which
sonic ferns woro planted.
"Ah I" suid Consttiblo Motcalf sud-
denly as ho turned his eyes upward
and gazed" nt tho parlor window.
"Thoro's something wrong hoia "
Ho stooped and looked at tho pluco
whoro the two studios mot. Tlion ho
.stood on tiptoo eiidouvoringto raise his
eye to tho leel of the window hasji.
After a fow moments ho stopinil back-
wmtl rubbing his chin and staring
down at tho patch of clay under tho
window. In ti fow moments more ho
raised his eyas and nddroKbCd himself to
tho young man ovorhoad in a quipt tone'
"Tho hasp of tho front win'.ow hu
Ikh'ii forcoil back" snid he
"Eh?" oxolaimod tho young uia
loaning well out of tho wintlow.
Coiitablo Motcalf lopoatcd tho iufor
maiion lidding "Sash teems to havo
beiii joblsid nt "
"HtLsp forced back 1" oxclaimod tho
young limit. "That's rather struugo isn't
it? Rather nliinning. "
"Ix)k otld. Do yon know anything
uliont tho fiut on lugs r Careful folk about
their windows hoio I should have sup-
posed." "Careful I It should think so. Mrs.
D.ivoni is nbout tho .most particular jier-
son I ovor knew iilsjttt locking up ut
night ntt sp forced baok you suy? Sho't
nover lmve slept ti wink if sho'd kiimni
the hattp wns not all squnra Lcxtks rum-
my nltoguthor tloetn't it Mr. Police-
man? I'm looked iu. Window has boon
oiioiuhL That wautn clearing up I
should fnncy. Wliat do you think? Ah !
Thoro tiro fooUtops on tho btuir.s nt lost.
Good gracious I What it timo thoy'vfl
boon I I'll misfl my train; t I'm kept
hero much longer. "
Coifitnhle Motcttlf was xavf busy ox-
untitling tho ground outside tho parlor
window.
Tho sill of tho window stood about
threo feet from tl;o ground Uudonieuth
tho sill was tho narrow patch of clay;
tlion thoro wtus tho narrow graveled
walk upon which tho policeman was
btaudiiig. ' I lot woet i tho graveled walk
and the iron railings of tho forecourt
lay n ns'tmigular patch of well trimmed
grass. Tlio iiasmigo from tho front; gate
to tho hull door wan about eight (out iu
length by throe and a half iu pryudth.
Thut inuMuge wax laid duwi) it) X(A tiles.
Tito quick eye of CouNtuulu letonlf
could dotbct uo sig of footmarks out-
side the wimluw. Tlio graveled path
was almost m lutrd ami tw uiliwires
siuimblfl us the red tikw.
"Urn!" said he at length gaalug up
at tlio ballroom wiiulow from which the
young mtui had now ilisupiifarML
"There doesn't soem very much iu thi
Job" ho muttered us ho surveyed the
front of tho Iiuumj. "And yet"
M tho uollcumau stoixl btarlug at tho
ojieu bcslroom wiudow u piercing shriek
foil uixm his ears.
(To be Continued )
Dr. Price's Crwm Baking Pewder
WerW'a Fair Vllxiwwt Award.
llfl III
A lloiisfliolil Trrixurr.
1). W. Fuller of Canajohalrc aV Y
says that ho keeps Dr. King's New
Discovery iu tho house and his family
would not bo without it if procurable.
Dr. O. A. Dykeman Druggist OiUsltil)
N. Y says that Dr. Kings Now Dts
eovery is undoubtedly the best cough
remedy; that ho has used it in his fam-
ily for eight years and that it has
never failed to do all that Is claimed
for it. Why not try a remedy so long
tried and tested Trial bott'es free at
Hentoniatt Drug store. Regular st.c
fiOc and $1.
tin Vim Wmit u Ulemi .SlnttrT
0. T. Vinson barber; shop near cor-
ner of 11 rft and Harrison Clean
shares the bo t hair cuts; clean tow-
els. Skilled workmen Call on Vin-
son tf
HI on lleuurd Inn
Tho readers ol this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that suleuce has
beeu able to cure In all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Hall's catarrh euro is
the only positive euro known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh
cure is taken internally acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system thereby destroying the
the foundation of tho disease and giv-
ing the patient strength by building
up tho constitution and assisting na
ture in doing its work. Tho proprie-
tors have so much faith Iu its curative
powers that they offer ono hundred
dollarR for any caso thut It falls to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney it Co. Toledo
Ohio. Suld by druggists Tfic.
Tim Crimint I. mil.
Crescent riders now hold tho follow-
ing Iowa stnto records:
DAVKNPOltT. .Juno 20 1:105.
Vt mile 3. C. Cox reduced from 3 S-5
to 30 3-4.
ft tulle C. T. Iloyscltoil Jr. reduced
from 13-sa to 12:31.
1.1-mlle It. P. Searle. reduced to
43:00.
30-mile same reduced to 57:57.
S5-mlle same reduced from ItXt) to
1:14 Sfi 3-1.
Ne.w hour record .'0 5-3 milcp.
Dbvenport road race June "' both
1st and I'd time prlz.es wero won by
Crescent riders lloyschotl-Seorle.
IttX'K Ist.ANK III. July I.
ltnysclioti won tlie 1-1 tntln 1 mile
open I tulle open 2 mllu handicap
from scratch second place Iu fi tulle
Imudlcap. All rodo Crescent No. I.
Crescent No. 1 sells for S75 never
less. F. It. LIHIe v. Co hole agents.
To prevent pale delicat3 children
from lapbltig into chronic invalids
later in life they should take Ayci's
Sarsaparllla together with plenty of
wholesome food and outdoor exercise
what they need to build up the byst.'in
Is good red blood.
Don't go home without a loaf of our
fine bread; our plea contain only pure
and fresh material The Famous link-
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Important tit Hprrtiirln Weupi.
It Is very dangerous to usu Improp-
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cun ruined by the haphazard ivtif in
which many purchase glasseH. In
many cases people do not need glasses
but treatment Instead tlo and con-
sult Dr. Iguutx Mayer who will loll
yon whether you need glasses or not
am if you do need them will lit them
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Mayer Is a tegular gtaiiitate of optles
mil has had many years ol experience
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37 East 311 htroot.
a 2714 New York.
Kor Sale 'Two story bnl'dlng gen-
orhl stock nierchandlbo ost olllco In
storo !H milns from Culhrie. Hood lo-
atlon 80i acres laud cheap Addrus
llato' JH . I.eai'er.
The World's lair Tests
showed no baking powtlct
so pure ot so great In leav
cnlng power as tho Royal.
Sin p llrrilt-ra WhiiImI.
Two men who have herded i.MHI
head of sheep or more and kinY how
in fatten tut the range. UHtom uat
wanted. J. II- MATTIIKW&
limv Medlu(uo Lodge lias.
Justice dockets latest stylo neatly
bound 'or sale at Tiik Lkaiikk otllco
tf
Notice.
To whom It may concern: r
Notice Is hereby given tlial Jacobs .t
lliieusoheldt have this day riled tjiyir
petition for lioeiiM to retull HquniH
111 tliitdrlo Logan county Okluhotun
anil that tinluaa oujofillon 10 tlie Dainc
aa required by law bo flleii; by tio twi
day of July A." D. 'l syi nhl pol)t(ou
will bo grunted.
R Hminott HUtwart Cninly Tl'lt.
(liithrle O. T. July 11 ls(S.
1'irst publlbhed in OKlahoui Loatler
July r lH'.ii.
Notice lo Take Depositions.
In tin district court I'lrst Judicial
tllbtrlet. In and for tho county of l-o-tan
Oklahoma territory.
Clark Ii Italrva. Mary H. Lair.
The defendant will tako notice that
on the 30th day of July. ltfOS between
the hours of 10 a. in and 0 p. in at
tho olllee of L. Ii- Merrill in tho
comity of Mcl'herkon and state of Kan
baa the plalntltT above named will
take the tehtlmony of C. N. Israel and
Laura Mill witnesses In this action
with authority to adjourn from day to
da until such depositions shall havo
beeu taken.
Cl.AKK 11 ItAIIt.
C J0dltw3t
-lalntlff.
l'or Hiiln or i rmln.
Three lots with Iwo 3 room eot-tagt-s
in East Uttthrlc AildrOM M.
I.uther West or 11 & llhldorbaok Mc-
iiuey UKia. u 1 ll
v
v anion. rtn lionesu nallvt) gptttll)-
m&u or lady to travel for OfttaulMlitfth
relioblo house. Salary S780 )ayabI8
8IS weekly ami expenses. SIttiatfOn
pormauont. ltuferoucos. Unclose solf
addressed stamped envelope Tho
Dominion Company 31S Omaha build-
ing Chicago. .10 d d.
Wanlcil To exchange an antique
velvet nliish parlor iitlto for a borne
and buggy; or buggy alone according
to condition. Apply to room .1 wvor
postolllco. tf
KeitHoiitililo Hook
Trilby and Coin's flnunelnl school at
hllllo'R Drug Store.
Wanted at onco a small uliaclt. Ap-
ply at this oilier-. tf
Old Moskm soils Iiollloil Immii'
ill $1 per rust' tlollvi'.rotl nl
your house. I.t'iivu onlors ill
til 1 Harrison avonuo. " V.) W
Wanted A small shnck.
Leader olllco.
Unqulreat
lur Sill. Clnsip.
Dots 2 3 1 and ft block (13 Hast
(luthrlo. Properly of tioo. W Taylor
ono door himI of ltroad street on Har-
rison ave. 0 80 tf
Tim Amrrlemi HlHturlisil ItiglHtir
The monthly guxette of the patriotic-
hereditary societies for July beadles
containing much fresh iufoi'tnallon
about the patriotic societies all over
tho country prints a great deal of
unusually Interesting reading matter.
The Initial article ot the July issue
is tlio beginning of a series that is to
follow giving a profusely illustrated
account of Lafayette's tour In tho
United States in l"s2 1 3S. which will
be In the main contributed by mem-
bers of the patriotic societies. The
frontisptco is a unique fao simile re-
production In colors by a now process
of au aquarelle portrait of Lafayette.
Tho subjects of tho other articles aio
a History ot tho North Carolina So-
ciety of Cincinnati with many por-
traits; the continuation of "Tho
Philadelphia HuslnofcK Directory ol
1703' which is full of intercbting
Information about early Inhabitants;
an account of the firing of the Con-
federate's llrst gun at (lottysluirg;
the biography of Miss Mary Vinlng. of
Delaware a Revolutionary belle; a
grnoaloglcal account of the Urillln
family of Virginia with portraits a
bit of lata as to slavery In Pennsyl-
vania) a skotuh of do Forest founder
of Now Yorki a poem hv Mrs. John
Qittiii'V Adams; Franco's Interest in
America by Hear Admiral Uoo V. S.
Nuiy; unveiling the Lnuisbourg Mon-
ument) Shay's Rebellion etc. Pub.
llshod by the Historical Register Pub-lishluu-Co
Philadelphia. Price S3.no
per year.
IlKllnmii'iit I'liiinij- i:ii-iihi
In pui'suaiii'e of law notice l hereby
given that on the third I'rhhtyof July
A( I). 1S1IV the Isiai'd uf eoitulv euininlt-
slnnetit uf I4i1u.u1 eiiitiity Oklaliotna lor-
lllory will lnoet at the rounly clots'
otllco of sulti eoimty. In the eftv of tlitth-
rlu Ok. Ter'y.. to ittako levies for the e-
petiies of said Logan county for the en-
hulim lineal ear estliuateil an follows:
Sinking fund ilt.riiis.un. levy of -t mills.
t'o rt expeunes 1 1 .iMVH.lf.i. Iu of .1 111IIN
SalarkoH fii.iaw.tio levy or :i ml'N.
IJoilil.atid bililueS777-S.7'J lvy !' 111IIU.
t'ounly'supplluH tt.nti'UO levy of" I mill.
fooi-tinit iiniiiieriuii.iH. levying iiihi.
C ouulngen til.Ull.iVS levy of H
mill
null.
SVpiiratn
HfliiMil f.'l..sMt.30 let v of I
Total
f..ll.'il 117 11
S. P. AlllKIITON
( 'Ii tn. Co. Ihuinl
N II SlIIIIIUM.
W. U. SA'.lo..
to. UnnmUsiutieis.
KtiiiitTr Stkw.mit
fun my Clerk.
I'lmt published In the (iulhrie Dally
Leader June B. 1805.
Nolico (ir)iililicatioii.
In the Dlstrtut Court of Logtitf county.
Oklultoma territory.
Amerleaii Kxchaiigu Hank a corpora-
tion plalnllir vs. T L LToinple ami
llenj.tmlii Wltiltaker - partnura as
the Southern Pine Lumber Company
a corporation organized under the
laws of tho htatt of Arkansas: nod
I). J. Orlgsby am) (!. M. IV Urlghy
and T. L L. '1'utiiplu pariiiors do-
ing business under tho Unit name
and stylo of the Union Lumber Mills
Company defendants.
'I'd the above named defendants.
Yon are heieby notified that under
an order uf this uour In tho suit now
pending. In tho within entitled cause
an attachment has Iihoii Issued In fuvor
of the plaintiff and against tho. above
named defendants and plnuud in
tho hands of the sheriff of Logan
lousity Oklahoma territory and the
same levlod upon the one-tenth undi-
vided In to rout as the property of the
Southern Pino Lumber Coiiipau at a
partnership and as a oorpnrutloii und
the four-toulhs undivided in'eretit
of D J. Urlgnby and (J.
M 1) Orlir.by ami all the Inter
est of T L. L Temple and all the lit-
Uiestof !). J. Urlggaby (1 M D
Orlgsby ami T. L L Temple part-
11 era as the Union Lumber Mills Com-
pany In ami lo Iota 11 and 13 In block
t3 iu that subdivision of (luthrlo known
us l'.ust tiuthrle Logan county. O T.
That iinleaa you appear and show
eunso on the 10lh diy qf July UbS
why said attachment should not lie
aubtutuod iudgment will be 1 endured
agalutl you sustaining s.tld attach-
tlion; directing said property to lie
seized and sol 1 in aatUfaellon of tald
debt.
Iu wltnusk whereof I havo hereunto
sot my hand and ufllxetl ' the aeal of
said oourt at my olllee In (luthrlo 'his
3rd day of Juno 180 J.
kai. Louts It. Pirra Clerk
Hy L J Pitts. Deputy. 31 1
lTrtit publlsheil iu the Uutlifl.
Dtily
Leader .Iini IS ItWS.
Territory of llklahnma Coui-ty
Kan.
lit tho dlatrUt aotirt in and fur
' I-
hUI oiiunty and territory
(irue UdivIiiuiI plaiimlT vs. M.iniuit.
(I Itnwlaiid. defeiMlinl-
The tald defendant. M"iuli. (
lloivhiiid. will take nnUce Uiut h has
been sued In the dUtrlot eourt of lx
Can county. Oklahoma territory by
the aUivo uuined plain ti it liraee Row
laud In an action for divorce and that
ho must appear and answer the peti-
tion filed in said eausa iu this court
on or before the Srd day of August
Iritts. or said petition will be taken as
true and a Jiulfc'nuint rendered for the
plalntilf and against him In said aetlon
granting to said plalntilf an abtolutc
divorce nnd for costs of suit.
Dated this 21st day of June. 1802.
8KAI. Attest: Louis Ii 1'JTTS
Clerk of the district court of Logan
county. O T.-
Herod WIduier & Ovcrstrcct nttor-
neys for plain tiff dlw3
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
LAWYERS.
'I'lintl t C C It'll iriMA
1 iiir.iiitii n. 11 111 1 rj
AllonioY-al.'liinv
Washington I). ('
Itnonn lo.n-ll Atliuitlc Itlilc.
Mining
tMelalty
Laud and Patent
Law
J.R. ICmaton. Jmo. II. OnrrniMt.
Jl AT t- UOTTBRAI.
t n kNKV at liw.
Oulhrie Oklaliotna.
Rhuiuk I. itml S International Lnnn nnd
TriiKl llnlMIng Oklahntttn Avn.i.p. If
8. I.sml utlln..
pUANK li. I IK.'Ab.
NOIAKV PIJHI.IC.
I'hr Leader CtiUiiting Koum.
('ll.l I V Kt.lNCOE
-nNit nr Law
rnthric Oklahoma.
te-tMli. n Virttir Hiiililiug.
J. W. 31llil.KK.
A'lTOHXKV AT LAW
l.ni'k It-n 'J 1 1 Uiitlirin.
Ten veara prnellee at Lnrned ICttii-
sa nnd In tiuihrie since April S3
1S4U. I'raotiee in the lo ul land olllee
department of tho Interior and terri-
torial and mipreme lourls. Olllee in
Times building cor Ok. are. and 2nd
strict.
l-'KAXK It. CH0STIIWA1TK
A 1 1 ornoy-a I - l:iw.
Itr.MI I'. Nt. .N. tv.
U'ashiiigtoii - I). C.
Tho Land Iiwrtuttmt
of my olllae Is ootliietel by the late
chief of tho Okh ho ua Townsitu and
contest divisions. tiolleit your busl-
uimn and guarantee satisfaction.
DOCTOli' I'.IHJAlt.
IIOMKOPATIMC 1MIYSKMAN
Room 3 over Pos olllee.
Residence at 012 Vilas Avuiiuc KasU
(lencral practise especially dUoases
of womoii and children. Chrome tils-
easiw mid those of eye and oar treated
through tho system
S. II. HATKS V
SON
Till! WA'tlilt .mi:n
(Successors to Tucker.)
Tho only wagons In town selling
well water.. Water furnished lo fam-
ilies by barrel or by week. Romembor
lite place tho windmill well AIO
(Irant avenue bet I and ft.
RUBBER STAMPS
Stencils Senls Ink Pads
Rubber Type.
.Miiniifiielurf(l liy the
Pierce Stamp and Seal Go
KuimiiR i:liy. .Ml
Send for price Hat.
What Nerve IJcrrlei
lmve tlonc for of Iter
they will P
liT
JHT UAK
VIGOR
OF ir.t 11 i'
W E W Easily Quickly (J 7AA
and Parmanontly lloslorod. a"ta lA-
A jHisitivc cult? fur all Weaknesses
Ntivousiiess Debility and all llieir
tijiiiiif evils R'siillinjjliom eaily en or:
aiul Liter excesse- ihe result of over-
woik sickness .' m etc. Uetelop'
and Rives Iu :c : . 1 Micllglli to tliesex-
tialtiijr.ins. Stops tiiumtiiral losses or
nightly emissions caused by j-oiillilul
.'rinriui excessive tiseof tobacco.opitmi
.ti id liquor which lead lo constimptioi
ind insanity. Theii use shows iinniedi-
ate improvement. Insist upon having
the genuine NERVE BERRIES no other.
Gtiiveuient to cairy in vest pocket
Price S1.00 per box si.x boxes one full
tieatment. 5.oo Guaranteed to cure
my case. If not kept by your drug-
gist we will send them by mail upon
receipt of price in plain wrapper.
Pamphlet free. Address mail orders to
4MEKICAN MEDICAL CO.. CINCINNATI 0.
Porsalo in tlulhrlu Oklahoma by P. if.
Llllie.tCo.
FIVE FACTS.
CHEAP
OUTING EXCURSIONS
First For the National lJdueatlonal
moetiui; at Denver opening July tth
the rate will be one fare plus 81 for the
round trip. Thkela good for return
any time up to and iueiudlnif Hept- Ist-
iUsooud The regular tourist ear to
California via Kansas City runs once a
week and leaves Chicago every Thurs-
day at 6 I) in. Kansas City at lo Mt u.
iu. every Friday. Tickets based iipou
seeond elusa fare and oar ruim on
Ifuateat trains and known as the
l'hillis-(took Island Tourist Kvi-ur
auina. uai arrives at i oiorano niirinh
Mattirday 7:30 a. in.
Third Hoiueaeekers' exeursium to
Texas and New Mexico. Next one
June lllh. Hale one fare fur round
trip. Ticket good twenty days.
Fourth -Vor Mexkoo City the Koek
Island runs a iluuugli sleeper from
Kansas t'liy at 4:10 p. in. vi.i Toimka
M I'arland Wich.a and Fort Worth
and Austiu to Han Antonio. Two
routes from there are -International
K. U lo Itretlu and Mexiean National
lo the City of Mexleo; Kotilhcru I 'a
eltlc aHd Moxlean JuternatioHal via
Hpolfonl anil lfeigla l'uas to City of
Mexico. Commotions are also made at
Fort Worth via the Texas I'aelfle to HI
I'aao over tho Mexican t'i . r 1 to the
City of Mexico.
Fifth Bvnd . address below f jr .
Souvenir nulled "TheTonrlstTeaeher"
that give n 'irh Information to tour-
ists iient free.
JOHN SEBASTIAN
tieneral Passenger gt
Chicagt.
1
.&!
for you
L
JiV '
FiNMrv'
JL-rJU
ODEY'S
MAGAZINE
I5atnblKlir.il Hio Volume 0XXX
hfTfnii January lti". During the
year 189.1 liiHloy'i Mgaxin will con-
Willi a series of arli.-len entitlod
"FAIR MMEN
Which will contain half-tone pictures
of the mt beautiful women of the
world of Ainerlen ttngtand Pranee
Atntrra SKtln and other eoitntrlra. A
series of articles on
WOMEN ARTISTS OF THE DAY
and their work beautifully Illustrated
Tho famous women mriei. In whied
will bedmcrilied tho funnels women
of the world particularly those who
have ttiadu history.
There will also W illuM rated nrti-
u1mi on art ami travel .ki-i. iei abort
atorlea seriaht eta.
THE FASHION LEPARFMENT
whieh for yonra ha iven Hie latest
fada and fashions is t pai ti mar iu-
tereat to women.
(iotley'a ia dltinlivl
men a
magaalno yi
yet ll rentuies
i aucit
aa to appeal to all mem b.-rs of t
Hy. nuil the low price bring it
tin fam-
L within
tlie roaeh of all. Mil WrlnMon
$1 a Year.
Ten Cents a Number.
SmiiI tluee two-rent stamps for nn-
ld copy.
THE GODEY COMPANY
32-34 Lilayelle Place
. HEW YORK
IF . . .
YOU
WANT
Send your order to
A. KREBS
liOitilor Olllee
And he will deliver the Mine at yunr
hotihe.
LIOENSED
Cesspool Cleaner
GEO. RUSS.
City Scavenger.
Olllre 0ipilie Oily
Hull.
llOTKL IHIIKCTOHY.
DltLANDO flTV ntTIl-ltatM $.'
per day. N. Hunt I'ropriotor Oilnndi.
ti. T.
CiKANDVIKW IKiTHL-lleadriimr
leri fm eitiiiuierrlal limn. Tablo mippllcd
wlili Iu t tin- iniukel alfonln. LIllllHichet
t Sou Piuplletol'H C'liMS Ilk.
IKlTHL IILACKWIiLL. The onl
ilrit eliiHs to a Jay Iioum In the clly
Spcrlal uiuiiitlou utlvuii to roininttreliil
triule. V. 11 I'uwhii I'roprlotor llhuk
well t). T.
KAULK IIOTKL: A. L. Imif .feCo
KllHluhtiM IIdiimi- -(iil mi il.iy JSi-ivklrk.
tlLOHK HOTIiL: Theotily nr-.t clans
fcj.no wr day lioune iu the city
1. I'hAimoN l'rop.
New l'oiiea O. T
IIOTKL Y()8T: The only Hrlck
Hotel Iu the ell; every tlillu; new and
clean ami well ventilated. Itutea t'i pet
day. John Vtarr l'rop
Sllltwatiir (). T.
CATTLIS K1NU IIOTKL Wi-xlwanl O
T. The Hit.b0 a day hmte In th.
City. .1. V. MH.1.KU. l'rop
KH.MI'S 1IOTHL Mulhall O. T. mily
liril clai . per day honne In the city
C. T. Kiuir. 1'n.p.
Guthrie to Chandler
Take Williamson's Stage Line.
Loaves (luthrin at 7 a. iu. ; arrlvra at
Chandler 1:50 p in. (hx-d rojuls (fooil
stages. Carry V. S. mtilL AU orderb
for passage and baggage should lie-
left at the tiuthrle Cigar Store 117
Seeond Street
O. M. MCFETRIDGE
Transfer Trunk Line
BSTABLISHBO Al'RII. aa i88g
All onion for baggagt on outgoinR
trains thoiiWJ be left one
hour before the train
W Oklahoma Av
CsaliaDl I'
M
' I urn. daiij jll I'm '
Jfut tuiiM- I'll r Modimtc Fill
JounOrnccisOprosiTtU.S. PiTtNTOrnet
li(l W(JI. hlv (Mill 1.1 (1 KM UUM llbiil 4U.-
'rcnv.lc lr ta WAtiuii;lua. t
J Solid Bi -tit li . i r"f-. With it crip
5 una. W tv. - ti iatrnial ' iv i li"- oi
.harg. tiiir ic va du ml 1.111.1 1 m. ui i.
A A PaltfWLrT.
... .- I I I. di 1.. I ll.l . .. I .v.r.l u .If
CUa( Ot kUllC ill ''
lt(LE7. " " ' -I"- ."
h. Jtul litfilu nll)lUtt
r
'kcut itc
AtUlr
jCsA.SNOW&CO.?
5 Or. Phtcnt Of net WAhmtom. D C. a
Burrows' Stage Line.
Quickest
Best .
Line between I'erry and Iaivnuu. Stop-
at Morrison's fur dinner. Leave l'errjf
every inornitik' at 9. I'awneo at &
G
me fiinii Df mote
lore Cili Journal
l Louis liiiildi or
81. Louis ioiiicll
mmm.
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