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THE LEAuEft. GtfMttlE OKJLAlloMA.
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SAID TO BE CLEVELAND'S FIRST
CHOICE TO SUCCEED JACKSON
PECKHAM NEXT IN FAVOR.
Srnntor I.ln.Uay of Kentucky Will He
1'rcMKl for the roltloii So Tlint 8rr-
rrtnrjr CarlMo Mnjr lie Upturned
to the Unltnl Mnlen HrnBtn
Attorney tlenernl Har-
mon Al-o Tlmitnril.
Washington Aug. 10. There Is
much speculation as to who will be
President Cleveland's choice for the
I'nltcd States supreme court bench to
succeed the late Justice Jackson but
beoud the mention of available names
there Is little of a definite nature this
early.
There are persons however whose
relations with the president arc
of the closest character who be-
lieve that Mr. Cleveland's first
choice will bo Mr. Olney the sec-
retary of sttc. It is known that he
places Implicit confidence in the sound-
ness of Mr. Olney's opinions on all
important legal questions which come
before liitn and that he fully appre-
ciates the great assistance Mr. Olncy
1ms rendered him in the disposition of
the great questions that have arisen
ourinff the last two years. Whether
Mr. Olney's residence in Massachu-
setts will render him unavailable is
not known but it is the opinion of
many well informed persons here that
but for this objection ho would surely
be the man. Next to him Mr. ltnfna
Veckham is thought by many to bo
the most likely to receive the nomina-
tion. The question of confirmation
will not be raised it is said as in the
cases of Wheeler II. I'cckhaui and
Ilornblowor.
It is the general understanding that
no appointment will be made until
ufter the meeting of congress as the
place I one of too much importance
and dignity for a recess appointment
to go on the bench and take the
chances of a subsequent rejection by
the senate There 1ms been no caso
in tho recent history of the country
where an appointment has been made
to the supreme bench dnrlng con-
gressional recess.
I.lndiay ami Harmon Mentioned.
Cincinnati Ohio Aug. 1(. The
Times-Star's specinl from Frankfort
Ivy. says that Senator William hind-
bay will bo pressed for the supreme
bench to succeed Justice Jackson and
that Secretary Curllsle will then be
re-elected to tho senate. In this city
there is a movoraent for tho appoint-
ment of Attorney General Harmon to
the supremo bench.
SUHPHISE FOK SAM.
Tho l'onuUr Uoii)illniiiT tllten n ISt-Rnl
Itereptlon.
Chairman Sam P. Atherton of the
Logan -county board of commissioners
wts tho worst surprised man in two
states last Saturday evening. Ho was
surprised and ho was 31 years of age
and thereby hangs tho talc which by
the way attests tho popularity of tho
gonial commissioner. When Sum step-
ped olT the north bound 5 o'clock truin
at Laurio he was mot by Mr. ltrown
and daughter of Laurio to win hip and
requested to ride as far as tluir house
with them. Upon nrriving lliore they
persuaded him to go in fot a few mo-
ments. Those few moments through
the various devices of tho lady folks
worn made to bo about three hours
when Sam was told that the folks
were going up to Mr. Phillips to spend
tho evening and that he could rido
along. Mr. Phillips' folks were not at
home and honco llrown's people con-
cluded to go to Mr. Athorton's. Sum
in the meantime began to wonder
what was going on for at every our
contort wagon loads of people wcro
falling In line until as he ncared homo
over fifty of his neighbors wcro fol-
lowing along. "Were they ovil bent?'
As ho ncared home ho saw tho house
and yard was all aglow with lights
and a multitude of people (nearly
threo hundred or more) awulting his
arrival. Then it was that Sam began
to smell a mice and to realize that
thin-day ho was 31 years old.
Ice cream cake and all tho delicacies
of the season wcro served after which
Miss Maud Iturch entertained the
guestH for nearly an hour.
Uichard Pipes' musical voice was
ouen neurit at me organ singing as
only Dick can sing.
Commander Whltwain of tho order
of Loyal Americans and his staff drop-
ped into the house from a campaign in
K ngfishcr county and then there was
mure fun as Whitwatu Capt llurch
chaplain Huchanan and wife and
Maud llurah are jolly people and good
intertaluers. Tho occasion will long
be remembered by tho people of two
townships and it goes to show the
high esteem iu which Mr. Athorton Is
Held by the people.
HAD ONUS 11AKDLK1).
Number ut 1'rilc ml l'rUoarri Tnkrn to
Ncwklrk to 1'leuil.
IJeputy U S. Marshal. J. O Sovcrns
and u 11. uowry came down from New
kirk Sunday night with O. W IHuph
In Kd Dauphin and Alex Hvan. l
charged with stealing cuttlu out . f the
ivuy Indian reservation and ci huh
ted them to the federal inn.
Morris Hoebucker chief i.( Uic Oso
ina.au ponce came in yesterday trum
the Osage country with John H.nlei
and Al Canady. Jlalley is charged
with atteiiit't'ng to dhnot ; tunn. und
Canady lo charged with hooting a
Woman
Deputy Huntioldu uitme in from
ChutuJIer ycbterduy with Pruirix Hill
a bud ludluii. charged with liuperson
aU'itigu deputy I'nited SuteA marshal.
JIo was looked up in the federal bmti e
to await orders.
Deputy United State Murbhal a. &
and Will M. lx1 M. Zuohermau. F. W
Clegg. l W. Hugger. 0 II. Manser
and Itowden left yesterday for New-
Kirk court with the following prison-
er to cither confess or deny their sins;
John Davis horso btcallDgj Saw Horry
hill cattle stealing; H. W. linker pet
ty larceny; John llalley and Alox Ir-
gram charged with nftiattlt to do boiV-
ly harm; .). W. Hryanl Harry McCotin
fulin Meidows Kd Kinnlck. Chns. and
Albert Mtidd .loo Sllf.on. Krntilt l.en
no John Farado Chan. Klwood ami n
couple of full-blooded Oages whoso
names wo could not pronounce with
out spraining our tongues all charged
with Introducing and dealing In ar-
dent spirits in the different Indian
reservations attached to Judge lller-
cr's court for judicial purposes.
LKI1IT8 AND SHADOWS.
llrlef Winner Pointed nt llHppriilnc In
Hint About t tin City.
Household goods for sale.
Cleveland.
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Household goods for sale cheap.
Call and see them at C17 X. Hroad. 14
Jnv Mann has rulurned.
Mrs. Leo Vincent is 111.
John Moore Is in Oklahoma City.
Company A drilled last evening.
J. A.
Hurlbut of Chandler Is here.
C. H.
llaratnar is hero from Yukon
Judge Allison i down from Pawnee.
Judge Cronk Is over
from Chandler.
Mrs.
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Hayes of i'awhuskais in the
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Com'r D. 11.
I'erry.
Tebbo is down from
Attorney Gardner has returned from
Nowkirk.
Deputy Clerk Tebbe was down from
l'uwnce yesterduy.
Attorney HolTmuu is in
trying I'nltcd Stutcs cases.
Ncwklrk
Frank Merrick won S300 on a horso
rate in Pittsburg last Friduy.
Attorney John Cutlcral left Sunday
fot Detroit lo attend a convention or
commercial attorneys.
11 T. Cannon brought to the Leader
ollice yesterday several twigs with silk
worms suspended on them.
Commander Whitwum and staff; will
soon leavu for Puyno county to insti-
tute Loyal American Leagues.
Misses Maud llurch and Huby Twain-
ley will ntcar at tho cojrt house
tvconcKuay niguu ah inviica.
Photographer Swearingur is turning
out some excellent photographs. He
is recettlng orders from all over tho
territory.
The Ladles Industrial Society of the
Catholic church will meet at Mrs. 11.
II. (lagan's residence Tuesday nt 2 p.
in. All tho ladles ure requested to be
present.
Mr and Mrs. J II. Charles and son
and daughter drove over from Sac and
Fox yesterday. They will leave today
fur Denver and Munltou Mr. C. will
return In 10 days while his wife and
children will remain lit Colorado two
mouths.
The International Order of Twelve
held uu uunivcrHiiry plcnl: ut Capitol
l till pane yesterday. A procession was
formad and marched around tho citv
and then repaired to the park whore
tho nxercUcb were held. Judge Juek-
tou delivered the address.
Commander S. C. Whitwatu of tho
order of Loyal Americans and statf
Chaplain Huchanan and wife Capt.
llnroli and Miss ftlautl llurch returned
Sunday from Kingfisher county where
they held six rousing meetings ut
Columbia Dover nnd Kingfisher; they
were hospitably received und did some
noblo work for the now nnd popular
ordor
Nrw Citeiii IllnlrUt Court.
No. l'.iOl lUnk of Indian Territory
vv. A. M. und Lizc McKIIIitiney suit
on nolo 1.VJ0 and foreclosure of mort-
gage. Asp Shartel fc Cottlnghnm at:
tornoys for pi al mi IT.
No. 10U2. Hunk of Indian Territory
vs. W. S. Cooper ot al suit on note far
STIR and foreclosure of mortgage.
Asp Shartel .t Cottingham attornoys
tut Iftuillfclll. y
No. 1093. Clom II. lllack vs. W. W.
I'ainter ot al suit on justice judg-
ment for SMI..10. A. I Ayers attorney
for plaintiff.
No. l'J'Jl. Hello lieck vs. Charles K.
Heck divorce lleorge Oarnor attor-
1'icy for plaintiff.
No. 1995. Albert Shulte vs. Hirsch
&. Co. attachmout for damages 81385.
Huston & Huston attorneys for plain-
HIT. No 11)90. S. S. Slawson vs. Anna
IX Slawson divorce. Huston A Hus-
ton attorneys for pluintlft.
l.oyal Amerlcaim Allentlon.
On Wednesday nlglit tho qttartor-
muster will be ready to issue idontlfl-
catlon cards lo ouch and every member
of the 1st regiment. Tho scrip has
been placed with twenty-four of our
merchants and it is necessary thut
you each have your cards iu order thut
you may get the discount on your pur-
chases 'Uu this night we will be in
shape to muster In iccruits und as the
scrip is now biro wo can muster with-
out churginh un initiatory fee. Miss
Maud Iturch tho fatuous whistler and
Miss Huby Twumloy will be tiresout
and give ono of their celebrated outer
tutuincnts. J. M. 1ay Col
Crescent Bicycles.
We have dciaomlraled thai ArM.!! Rt.rrti ran
be uuds aniUold at our following Umlardprlcci.
7ei i' i 'or "EN. M Iu. M'heelt 13 Ibi.
V I 0 INo. i. tot LADIrS 34 la. Wheel 3J lb
0 JU INo. for U1SSLS 3 la. Wheel. 3t lfc.
$ifl 1 8' ? JorBOVSL In ae Jt lb.
4U lNo lor GIRLS 34 la. Wheel 33 IU.
For cxperieaccdrldrr drilling a relUUe llrht
welirht lllcTclr wo rccuuiintnil our CKlJSCliNT
rKOKCtti-K.SOIbi. sain. Wheel. PRICL' po.
JEmtrattJ CdUbfut FrM rw sUtlvatUa.
WESTERN WHEEL WORKS &'
HOr.ll UNLV.HV
F B. LILLIE & GO.
Qru Book and Kiws Dtpot
GUTHRIE O.T
Highest of all in Leaveuing Tower.
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ABSOMMTEfX PUBE
Impromptu Hop.
A pleasant impromptu ilnnco was
given at tho MeKennoti opera house
lust evening in honor of visiting young
ladies. Prof and Mrs. Young furn-
ished tho lunula Those present were:
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs Asp Greer
Ilurk Lucas Wilcox; Mrs. Urlsscll
Mrs. Harry ltarnes Little Hock; Mrs.
Scott Uoblnson Jamison Wlsby Cora
Painter Pearl and Huby Jones Collar
Schnell Amy and Alice Paine lllu-
bnugh Goodrich Hunter Del and May
Seoley Laux ltarnes Gladys Kincaid
nt Mulhall; Olca and Mabel Morrison
HI Dorado; Mac DeFord Oklahoma
City; Messrs Searcoy Leach McICay
Piatt Leonard Ilrcwer Golobie Pain-
tor. Visby Ilnvlghor.su Charles and
Frank Laux Adams Volts Tarleton
Nl black. Wheeler James and Harry
Harry PentecosU PttU Solds Mul-
hall: Powern WlnBeld.
Tho Congregational ladles will give
tin afternoon luncheon nt the home of
Mrs. Faro ii 1 1 arson on east Harrison
Av. Wednesday from 3 until 0 p. tn.
A pleasant time is promised. All will
tecolve :i cordial welcome. 11 t 3
JAPAN MUST TAKE CARE.
Klie Holds Dangerou Tlieorle About
Seareldnif American Veimcl.
Washington Aug. lo. In tho event
of a war between Ihusta and Japan
the United States may find itself an
unwilling party unless Japan retreats
from a position which she assumed to-
ward tho United States during the
progress of tho last war with China.
It is not generally known that just
before tho declaration of the armistice
which preceded the signature of the
treaty of peace an issuo had grown up
between the united States and Japan
that threatened to lead to ttetuil hos-
tilities between the two countries and
that a hostile clash was perhaps only
averted by the conclusion of tho ( hi-
neso war.
This arose through the assertion by
the Japanese authorities of tho right
of search of American vessels. They
insisted thai they hod the right to
board an American vessel and if they
chose to tuko from her any Chinese or
enemy they might find even though
they were hut passengers. Minister
Dun promptly denied the cxlsten o of
such rights on tho part of u combatant
and a red-hot correspondence eiiMicd.
This fact came out after tho conclu-
sion of tho armistice which fortunate-
ly occurred at this point of tho nego-
tiations thereby preventing an inci-
dent that would certainly have Kd to
war but tho .significant point is that
bluce that time tho Japanese have
steadily clung to tho same contention
promising serious trouble in tho exeat
of another war In the Hast.
CHINESE MASSACRES.
United Htnte Minister Deuhy Till d
Meanurei to Prideet Americana.
Washington Aug. 10. No ofllelal
advices have reached tho slute depatt-
ment concerning tho reported destru :
tion of American mission property .it
Inghokuu China. It isboliovcd at tho
department thut tho place referred to
Is Identical with Su lug whrru
troubles were reported two day's a o
and this second dispatch relates to '.ho
wiino incident. Tho acting secrc'.vry
received a telegram from Nosh- He
signed jointly by tho Southern eth-
(xlist and l'resbyterian Missionary so-
cieties' olllciols continuing tho report
of the outrageous character of tho Ku
Cheng massucre nnd urging tho stato
department to protect tho American
mission in China.
Mr. Adce has responded by telctrratn
Lthat United States Minister Den by had
Lulrcady tuken tho most lrorous
f measures to secure the safety of Amer
icans and renewed instructlins to
that end had already been mailed to
the minister.
WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED.
MUitourl Ilemoerut Threatened AVItli a
llle Nplll.
Sr LoutH Aug. 10 While no au-
thorized statement cuu be obtained for
publication us to the policy whU'h the
old state Democratic commit' oo will
pursue it is almost beyond question
that tho old committee will refuse to
recognize the members added by the
l'ertlo Hprlngs convention. Ileforo
tills policy shall bo put in for" how-
ever curtain members of tlu added
committee will bo consitlhd with.
They ure: C. W. Grcon of I. inn county
K. A. Harbour of Oreene .1. W. llooth
of Franklin. W. U. Kvans of Howell
und possibly M. A. Fyko of Kansas
City. It is beliorcd that these men
nro not in favor of rcorgun xing the
committee deposing Mallltt n .tl evely
and making 1 arris of Laclcda county
the chairman. If these men prove to
be conservative the old committee may
reeognio tho action of tlit l'ertlo
Springs convention. If the nro not
tiiim there will bo two com mi Ices and
uu appeal to tho next uuti uul con-
vention. ELEVEN PERISKID.
l'rlKlittul KulTerlnB o( the freiv af tho
;.. lVhlte.Wreeked on K ..lluk UUnd.
S.v-. l'ttAMisco.Aug I i. Tho steam-
ship Walla Walla an ved yesterday
from l'ugct Sound poi s. Among het
puisengers wore six of i lie crow of the
U. C. White tlt.-t w . .vrecked on
Ko.lluk Island Aprl1 13 Tho trew con-
sisted ot twenty-live wh lo men j.nd two
Japanese Or this .uui' .r eleven wero
frozen lo deuth -r tin tcil und of the
sixteen save I but li. scaped se-lous
mutilation fro-c the ifteots of the
frccing endured hit clinging to tho
rigging of the wreaked ssc and in
their h'.rugglo to reach Wood island.
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Dl.pit.hc.l tc U y Wnt
NKwpoitr 11. I. Au 10. Tho Clu-
eliiuali has been dt'f.uhcd from the
North Atlantic squtpu it and will pro-
ceed to Key West ! relievo the At-
lantic now statloui.'. there.
Found u t ot Art.
riiTsuviui l'a. ug. IS. Ocorge
Cromlcy Corncllr- Shay and John
Ityau iron and t el workers have
discovered tho lost .ft of welding cop-
ier to iron or btccl. They show sev-
eral samples of t 4 metals perfectly
welded.
Latcat U.S. Gov't Repo
Illlnol t'orn 1'romUei Well.
SpiiiMii'H.i.n. 111. Aug. lo. Hcports
received by the state department of
agriiulturrt con firm the reports heard
th" past few weeks ns to the con-
dition of the growing crop nnd the
prospect now Is for one of the largest
and duett crops ever raised in the
slute. The season luis been exception-
ally favorable for tho growth und cul-
tivation of corn.
Innn Corn Crop In llntiRer.
Maiwiai.i.town Iowa Aug. la
Unle.-s til weather conditions change
soon the corn crop of Central Iowa
will be pretty 6erlously alTected. A
fierce southwest wind lias prevailed for
two days with the mercury at 01 in
the shade and everything is so dry
that the uorn blades arc wilting.
Mm. Talmnce'a Fortune.
HnooKi.YN. M. Y. Aug. 10. Tho will
of Mrs. T. Do Witt Tnlmngo leaves
some 81(1(1000 of which $30000 is real
estate and 8130.000 personal property.
Her husband is the sole legatee.
Famous Cnttle ltroetler Drowned.
Richmond Ky. Aug- .A telegram
from Virginia Heach Va. reports tho
drowning of Colonel Tom Moberly of
this city who was away on a pleasure
expedition. Ho was owner of tho fa-
mous world's fair premium Shorthorn
herd of stock that never met dofcaU
l'nld nirr i 100000.
riF.ttliK S. D. Aug. .. C. V. McCoy
turned over to Attorney General
Crawford 8100000 as promised when
defaulting Treasurer Taylor returned
lo the state. Taylor nnd wife are
here. The trial will bo on tho 13th
Inst.
The administration Democrats of
Kansas City Kan. uro trying to ar-
range n joint financial debute between
ex-Congressman llryan of Nebraska
and Congressman Hall of Missouri.
At Fort Smith Ark. Chornktic 11111
wns found guilty of tho murder of
(iiturd Keating. Ho was already under
sentence to bo hanged for the murder
of another man.
Mr. liludstone's Armenian speech
nt Chester Ik tegarded its n slap nt Lord
Iloscbery.
John It. llarrett of Sedalla one of
the wealthiest and most prominent clt-
zens of Central Misso-:'. is dead aged
til yenrs.
B.-Secretary Whitney says that he
is not a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for president hut that lie
will take un active part in the selec-
tion of the candidate.
Mrs. Huyden Uubcltunn of St. Louis
while out cycling was knocked from
her wheel by highwaymen pounded
into unconsciousness and robbed ot
her diamond earrings.
In it ijnarrel near Slater M Au-
gust Singleton killed lien Young aged
to years with ti pitchfork.
Tho I'nited Stntas Hag must here-
after lly on nil buildings where treas-
ury business is carried on.
1'atrlck Callahan jumped oil' Brook-
lyn bridge was taken out by friends
and arrested by tho police.
The Illinois house would not consent
to tho introduction of a resolution to
(nvostlguto charges of boodllng.
The president lias ordered tho ox-
tension of the civil service rules to till
of tho geological survey employes.
W. C. Moyers was shot and fatally
wounded and his brother Jnnics killed
by D. W. (ihitborno ut Hot Springs
Ark.
Professor Morrow of Champaign
111 has accepted tho presidoney of the
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college.
Ed Myers a fugitive of Caldwell
county. Mo has been arrested at Ne
vada Mo. He hiid been writing to his
old fiwcethcnrt using tho name of John
Worley.
Williutn Strevel of Kent Path On-
tario who claims to be tho oldest son
of the luurderud Stewart Strevel the
nged ranchman of Ilourbou county
Kan. has begun suit at Fort Scott
Kan. for the entire estate disposed of
by Noah Strevel.
The body of Police Sergeant Zlrkel-
bach of St. Paul Minn. was found In
White Hear lake. Ho has been missing
slnve last Friduy and Is supposed to
hatn committed suicide while temp
nritiilv insiiuc.
Shirt Will Ma.
We do them to suit you just as you
order them. Send 'em to tho Steam
Laundry. A. W McKeaud Mg'r.
F. 11. Llllie & Co havo secured lite
agency of the Itatnbler blcyele with
the world renowned O. it J. tire.
The Kaglo drug storo has just re-
ceived tho Morchantilor Chuncclinr
und (Icnerul Arthur cigars; also a
choice lino ot So cigars. $
Pawnee City Courier! Sylvester
Soldanl was over from ills big Osage
runeh Tuesday looking for men to cut
corn Ho expects to feed several
thousand head of cattle for the spring
market and will put up a vast amount
of feed for them.
Justico dockeU latest style neatly
bound for sale at Tun Lkadkh ollice.
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In Curing
Torturing
Disfiguring
Skin Diseases
(uticiira
Works Wonders
SI4 iktwikMlttt wU. w . ri?;
l)vu cfuMivl Cr M V"i -W. U. . 4
ITotMta AffAlnst the Slorn t'lalm.
Makiiid. Aug. lo.- -At n meeting of
the Cuflist und Hopub'ioan deputies
to-day tho membota present pledged
the two put ties to oppo&o tho payment
of the Mora claim.
DaiirtfiK Cuiurd ller Dentil.
Cmnton. Iowa Aug. 10. MIm Anna
Hansen who lived sis miliis wost of
title city dropped dond from tho effects
of over exertion at ti dancing prrl
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
No. 2 tinnt nhaat 87ei No. 'i tpriiut MKci
No Jlinrd5) Ns V OOJiei No led (SO
10c No. .' (!7Hit No. i Mjs rajeoted
Mci no ttrailn Ita.
Corn Wm vi to lc hlglior ami In fietlro de
mand. Iteceliit. Vtt ears; a r ngo It ears.
No 2 mixed corn ni'iiei No.
li. SL
No. 2
3l'e: No. I SMCUci no itradtt ilinjaJe)
wliilc :nc: No. 3 .ilVJc.
Oats nero nitalii carro nnd In Himo cnam n
littlo higher. Ilecolpls i can; a yanr ago It
can.
No. 2 mixed 6atflh No S ISjsNo I 13fl!10i(
rejected. lfHo nograd" ll'JUe; Na i wtilto.
i2iio.No. :t iS"c
Kjo No 2 4itriV; Na 1 Itte: No. 1 30.
Flnxseed Market Unit. AtiKitst l.()o fop
trinler twa.
Corn t'liop Steady. "OBile pot cwt snekatL
Dran-l'irm WWilj r et mekwl; InlU
Co lots
Hay ttoeaipts 61 oarj I market uttoiic
Shlrplnff dciiiniid continue net Wo. Old hay
worthll above (iiiolntinna 1 iinothr Cboiea
lMj;la51; Nu 1 HQl!I.S0i No. ; KIAIi fancy
prnlrln. i1 clioiflT $CH: No. 1 9u.Ui Na
ri.WGV pirklnn liny. Kgl.
Prices of broom corn hem nre (n follows:
Old corn. liort and eotninon 15151 iftr ton:
teir workltnr. $fi04BCl pfir ton; dwarf corn 5US)
liertou. New corn slioit nli.l o nnnion WHJK)
iwr touiwdf orkiiitf f-HMCU per ton; dwarf
corn JTiOQAJ jr ton
I.lta Stock.
IIok8 Upcclpta J.SWl) thlppwl jodordny.
712. Tho market wa Itroturto ndima ldhor.
Tho tollownu are vprnMittttivn'iitA!
No. Avo. i'rico No. Arn. t'rio No. .Vvd. I'rioi.
85 Vi 410 0 1W AW 70 21X1 ISO
20 18-J 11 81 172 4SJ SO KH I HI
5 162 IU) 3 HIS 4 10 .M IH 3 W
10 bi 37J
Sheop ItcceipU 1491 1 nhippoi jojtnrdixy 9J.
Tho market was lovr In fomo cnitna.
The following oro rcpnMentatltn pidei:
17 sheep 74 4 a
2 lambs ($ 1 IU
A POINTER
Nothing adds more to tho
comfort and appearance of
a gentleman than a suit of
wull-litting clothes. lie
always looks well is ever
nt ease nnd feels as though
life itself in worth living
(leo. II. Willis the enter-
prising nnd oc'ltialvc tail-
R
or pf this city.ngtiin grrets
his patroiirt nnd the public
in general witit tint I'm oh t
line of
Fall anil Winter IMim-p Woods
that were over brought
to tills city. Ilo a.wnys
guarantees a perfect lit
andin.ltes u personal In-
spection of bin good.
Gentlemen
Dr Peoples
DENTIST
i
Cor. Oklahoma uventto and First St..
up btairs.
Uesidence: Corner Noble Ave and
Second street.
W. E. FURROV D. D. S.
SURGEON DENTIST
Victor Illock 1st and Harrison.
H. L. COHEN
The Reliable Merchant Tailor
Makes Clothes to Measure !
WE DO
MAKI3
CLOT11HS
CIIHAPI
HALF
WHAT
OTIi WIS
CIlAltirW
WE DON'T .
MARK
C1IKAP
CI.OTH3S!
TW1CR
YOU It
MOXUY'8
WOItTlHl
Don't full to uall and see tha largost
stock of
Piece Goods
in tho territory. No samples to plgk
from. All our goods nro made In
Guthrie. Skilled tailors in our em-
"""" H. L COHEN
The Tailor.
IIUV A HKMINdTOM
ItltlVUI.K
llccauso jtibtiOalui rep-
utation for high giailo
worrf is not ohtatnahlc
in a few brief months.
The HemiuL'tonti havo
'been makers 'of world
renowned goods since
18IG.
Repair shops don't
llourUli nn their mis-
takes Neither do peo-
ple wlio keep wheels
made to sell only; thoy
don't havo them. It
takes something more
than paint nlckoi. and
a ready How of tulk to
mako a goon vhol. Tho
llemlngton is a good
wheel made by .good
peoplo and nsoil by
good riders all over tho
world. Catalogue free.
OlsmitMns Oi.
ZZ&-
tBtiiaummrMvfsrEimmx-&jrtxii&&w
DRUG
Is ho plitdc lo go when you want niiyilihiK in liis lino
iriort you Mill bo uonriiicoil of Uio aiiiiroiulalonoss
ol' his liioKo:
Pease
TO
. REGARDLESS OF COST.
Fill I lino ol' Drills Di'iiisi's Sunilrios' PniulK (His S(a(ioncry
Sjio.giis llainiMooks C'l'oquoi elf.
AT YOUR
(!H his prit'os lid'oro you liny.
204 Cor. Oklahoma Ave and First St.
Jiuyyour (Molliiut; anil
Andtgct a ticket with
Misfit
Clothing
f n n t
HBV1 Sill A r
11 N r M !!'! N YV vv . wv
wav iLVJUu m
To lio i;iv('u away Sopl. 1 1SU5.
2D. STREET OPP. GOVT
DR. IGNATZ MAYER
'gs$sim
Olllop nvcr Hew IIIvii'k New Sloni ON. A v.'. Cnlliiio (I. 'IV
Practice Llmltoil lo DIsi'iisc. nml Knr(;ory or tlio
EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT.
SIMiCTACLKH AND KYK (U.ASSIiS
Sclunlillcnlly ndjttstod to stilt the most complicated eacos of defective Mght
The
Cor. Oklahoma Ave. and Division
One Block From Hotel Royal.
Caters to the Best .Trade Only. Best Good
In Stock all the Time
Fine Billiard Parlor. Telephone No. 95
OSCAR HAMILTON Manager.
HOTEL
EAST HARRISON AVENUE
H. H. PERRY Prop'r.
isss:sW)
! ---r-- - -i-s7S1J.. f ;TPt t. S4nJ?sai-Vt
iMFROsS
HOU8
Onop
m
i
OWN PRIG
Fiirnishiiicr (Jnnils- al Iho
every f 1 purchase on a
S3
ACRE.
the
rade
Parlor
w
istietoeisar
ROYAL
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 57, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 13, 1895, newspaper, August 13, 1895; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73406/m1/4/: accessed May 6, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.