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GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA SUNDAY MORNING JUNE li 1800.
NO. 1:
m
TELLER WILL WALK OUT.
LEAVES NO DOUBT AS TO HIS
COURSE AT ST. LOUIS
NO USE FOR THE TARIFF.
It Will Ker Help llin Cniinlrr Without
the Iree nnl I'nlimlttMl tolnaga of
8IIrr Hy Minimum Carter
Will Holt If a (Inlil rim form
It Ailuptnl Otlirra
Will Follow Illui.
tixciNxtri ohlo Juno ;5. Sonator
and Mrs. Teller remained liuro lust
night while on route from Washing-
ton to St. Louis. Senator Tellor was
interviewed by tho Enquirer tho freo
silver organ as follows:
"What do you think tho Ilopubllonni
will do at St. Lon I ft Senator?"
"' think that McKlnley will bo tho
nomineu on a gold standard plat-
form." "In that event what will you do?"
"When tho Republican Stale con-
vention of Colorado was in session I
telegraphed them that I did not do-
siro to go to St. I.oulj but that if my
party sent mo I would not support a
gold standard candidate for prosldent
on n gold standard platform or on a
platform of doubtful import or In
other words a straddle. Not only did
tlio con volition eleuttne but Instructed
tho other delegates to bo govcruod by
my action. 1 did not like that bc-
causo It I rather embarrassing that
other men should be forced to do as I
might do."
'Then you will bolt tho conven-
tion?" "1 did not say anything about that
but my declaration to tho Kepubllcanti
of Colorado is on record and you can
draw whatever cnneluHlon you please
from that'
"Will any of the other bilver sen-
ators Irom the West refuse- to support
a gold standard 1113?"
"Certainly."
"You have no Idea that .Senator
Carter of Montana chairman of tho
Republican nationitl committee will
refuse to support iho ticket under
such olrcuuistaui-osV"
"Yes hu will and so will Dubois
Mantle ami Cuuni "
"Do you believe the Democrats vlll
go for silver?"
lt looks very sirongly that way."
"Would you support a froe allvor
Democrat as against n gold Repub-
lican?" Really 1 do not wish to bo Inter
viewed on Hint point now. I go to
St. Louisas a Kiipublicau represent-
ing tho Republicans of my Stile. The
Republican party has not as yet put
Itself on record as a gold standard
party. anil until lliut lime I have noth-
ing to say fuithor than my record bo.
fore the Colora lo Stale convention."
Tho Inevitable conclusion drawn
from the talk with henntor Toller is
.-Tfrtt-jy"? bolt if-.U trilld l.l.lnrl
platform and ucKot arc nalflOo1." "-
He was asked further: "What fig-
ure will the tarilf question out in tho
campaign?"
"Not much. All the .tunlt In the
world won't help this country without
the freo and unlimited coinage of sil-
ver. If the Republic..! iik should elnct
McKlnley on a Xuriit lulform tho
times would not improve and in two
years tho discontent of the people
would wipo the party out of o.vlst-
ence." I'lulTT'd Tlllt HAT TO 1IOI.T.
rrlenili of SIoKlnlejr Say Tlmt It U
Merely un Attempt at it IIIhIT
St. Louis Ma .luno IS. Kx-Sen-ntor
Thomas C. I'latt of New York
said tills morning:" "Under no circmnr
stances will Governor Morton uacant
tho nomination for tho V100 Presi-
dency. We have come hero for the
Presidency nothing else.'
"As for th'. Now York contents"
Halt dotfared "they must bo settled
in favor of the rogular delegations.
There are twelve of them I do not
Iio w assume that they must be all so
settled but refer more particularly
to that urlslng in the Twelfth dlstrle-
In New Yoric city"
In tho district to which I'latt re-
ferred Cornelius Miss and S. V. II.
trugor appear a eonustces nnd How-
ard Carroll and T. .V. I lame as I'latt
contestants.
"If Itliss and Crugor are seated"
I'latt eontiuued witn light drawn
pursing of his lips "the delegation
from the stBte of Now Yo U will march
out of the convention hall "
It is leurned from members of tho
national oommiitee none the less
tTOtina'l probability the six I'latt men
.vfll be thrown out und the other men
placed on tho temporary ro'l.
When what 1'iatt hail sal. I was re-
ported to Mr. Hanna he declined to
discuss the matter in any way "I
shall not get excited over tins oven If
Mr. I'latt said it" he remarked and
when assurod that Mr. Plait hat
made the remark ho was not dis-
turbed. One of Piatt's friends stated em-
phatically that tho pusitiou of Mr.
Piatt was that in cuso six regularly
elected delegates In Now York should
be unseated thero would 'be sixty
tnoredelegatos who would walk out of
the convention. This view Is contro-
verted by some of the delegates from
Jfow Yorit now on the ground who
say that thero are from tifentyflvo to
thirty delegate from New York who
arc ardent MoICInlev men and cannot
bo expected to follow I'latt In any
such move.
Members of the national committee
thiiiK tho talfe of a ow Yqrlt bolt la
wholly for th purpose of the infln
pnoe It may hare on tho deaUion of
contests yet to be decided.
JIEIJD 10 TY TO TIM MT.
llrtnlrj'i ItreaV er$ t( llsva SollJIIeU
III) I'orcni.
Washington Juno IX Tho friends
of Speaker Rccd in Washington cold
to-day that notwithstanding Man-
ley's statomnnt they would continue
tho fight to the last-
All yesterday Inst night and this
morning tho Speaker has boon In tel-
egraphic communication with bin
friends at St. Louis. Ho has nsked
them to go into the fight and they
hnvo responded that thov will stick to
him.
Tho Speaker's most Intimate friends
here nre Indignant at Manley and
say that besides Its oifcot on tho
Speaker's canvass it will demoralise
the fight which is to bo tnado for n
straight gold platform ider tho
leadership of Mr. Reed's I mleuant
Senator Lodge.
Tho Speaker will remain bore until
Sunday when ho will loavo for Now
York. Ho had no public comment to
inako to-day on Mr. Mauley's state-
ment. His private bcorotary said:
"Mr. Herd could not bollove It and so
stated whou he was first informod of
tho o.xlsteuce of 1.1m statement. The
oxprosslon of that belief speaks elo-
quently enough it seems to rao."
A HOUT KKIMIKSKNTATIUN.
New llaaU to 11b Urjcoil Uion tlir .-
tlonnt Committee
St. Loins Mo June 13. National
Committeeman l'nyno will press his
resolution for a different representa-
tion in the national conventions. He
wants tho national committee to
recommend to the convention tho fol-
lowing: "Resolved That the national com-
mittee recommend to the convention
that hereafter tho basis of representa-
tion from tho sovoral states shall bo
fixed at four delegates at-largo and
one additional delegate for each 7000
votes or majority fraction thereof
cast in each stato for tho Ropubllcan
electoral ticket at tho last preceding
election and that each territory and
the District of Columbia bo entitled
to six delegates."
On tho basis of tho votes cast at tho
election of 1801 tho representation
would bo as follows as compared with
that In tho present convention:
Stato I'roj New. btnto 1'tes. .Now
Al.mUi ... .2 11 Neurotica ii 1
Alabam.i ii 17 Novn.ti 6
Arizona. ... 2 0 Now H'pnli'ro 3 .1
Arlcntat . ..10 14 Nhw Jnrs)jr..SJ .11
California ..14 SI Now .Mexico. 2 0
Colorado. 8 2! New York... .It mJ
I onnecclout..l2 20 N Carolina 22 21
I)lnwjf .... 11 North Dakota G It
Florida ..... 8 10 Ohio .4 67
Uw.rtfla r 19 Oklahoma . . i (1
luabo . . .. 3 U Oregon 8 II
111! oln 13 7J l'nnt)lvunln I Bt
Indiana J 0 IIIimIo Island 8 . 1J
lowi -.8 .1 S. Cnrnjma ..18 U
Indian Tur... 2 0 South Oakota 8 II
KnnMt. ) 3J Tennrareo.. .21 il
KiiiUiakr 21 i) Tnxns 3( :t
I.ouU'tma. ... '6 I Utah (blank)
Main 12 13 "rmonl 8 II
Marjrlanl It) U lrlnla.. ..! 20
MasaHeli'sntti 0 Ji Wvn. 'rintil2 )
Mialdtnn ..ti IU Wioouln....tl 27
Mlimetoti . IS mi Wnliin;ton . - 2
.Mlilil . Is li jtunln... U 9
MiiMHtri. ..Mi 8H Ills Col'inliia 2 0
Mniitu i li
Tho scenes throv gli which tho na-
tionil commlitco has passed during
the few days it has boon considering
contests will probably Inlluonco thorn
to favorably consider Mr Payne's
resolution.
Iili.nl lie.l In UkiiiiK
Lirn.K Rock Ark. Juno 13. Re
turns from 1I10 Domoeratlc prlmnrios
throughout tho tato show that ex-
Congressman Hlauil now has 107 in-
structed votes In tho Slato convention
which moots bore on tlu 17th against
ten votos for Holes.
Kiiniu for lu. kief.
IlAiiTi'oni) Conn. Juno. IX A tele-
gram was recolved by cx-Oovornor
ltulkley just previous to his depart-
ure for St. Louis laBt evening from
tho uhaiiinau of the Kansas delega-
tion stilting that Kansas would sup-
port him for the vice presidency.
Territories art Six Delegate.
St. Louis Mo  June 13. The Okla-
homa and Indian territory folks aro
vury much delighted over tho action
of tho nallor.nl committee in placing
six delegates from each on the tempo-
rary roll.
EIGHTY-FIVE ENTOMBED.
I'jre at Taylorvlllr. 111. 1'uta Mcnre or
('Ml Sillier In 1'erlk
i Tavi.oiivh.i.k 111. Juno 13. Tho
Tuylorville coal miuing works were
dostroyed by flro yesterday morning
mid eighty-five men entombed. After
hours of ulfocation. all but three
wore rescued nllvo. Tho flro which
was cans -d by an explosion of gnso-
lt"i spread rapidly through tho
pine on 1 ting qT the men at work in
iho lower levels
Will !. the Sunt Jk.
Topkka Kan. Juno 13 It is freely
talkoil among Sanlu I''o olMelalH hero
tlmt Mr. Robinson Will talc a mnnbor
of old Mniita l'o men ulong with him
to the St I.oiiii A u Ifpanaieaa
Among tlioso most fraquentlv men-
tion ol are 'ioorgo T Nioholsen gen-
eral passenger agont; W. W. White
passenger trurtlo manager and W. A.
lllssolt assistant freight traffic man-
ager. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
There ure tan solonlos of Mexican
Mormons in Mexico.
PireworH tnanqlc.tnrri nro now
figuring on tho organisation of a
(Vu.t.
Mrs. Julia C Daily of Chicago has
given two lots valued at 810000 to
milingtoii llooth's now array the
American Voluntaers.
At Chllliootho. O.. Thomas White
nftor u brief quarrel with Miss Edith
McKelvey his sweetheart shot her
fatally anil llion killed himself.
lx-Strect CommlstjlMor Larry Cum-
luftlgs of Seattle Wash. shot his wife
and atteinp to Mioot his daughter.
Mrs. Cuminings Is believed to bo fatal-
ly wounded.
Dr. Delgadn and his jon haya nr-
rlvo In Wafthlrjgtan and arranged to
pay a visit to Saojvtary Olnqy to lay
pofora him In person7 thulr grievances
apalnst the Spanish authorities in
Cuba.
At tho Crvttal lalaao danue hall at
s
ake Cltv. t'ol . Jessie Landers at.
emptetl to shoot Prank McDonald of
whom she was Jealous Sho fl.rcq
three sJ)oU one of which filled-Loli
iistep a young man. Tho woman then
shot herself Indicting a probably
faial wound
THE ST. LOUIS PlJTfOl
INDICATIONS POINT TO A STRAIGHT
GOLD DECLARATION.
IT WILL BE EMPHATIC.
Asnliitt tlin l'rc tutting (if Stlter Hi-
re it lij- liilrriiallniml A (rue 111 rut
Anil AliKlnlJy l.enilors llnlil
n fecret CiiiitorenceOlher
Imto Convention Xnn
nf Oeiieml lnterett.
St. Lul'IS. Mo. Jnny 13 It is ren-
orally believed that the declaration in
favor of th gold standard in the Re-
publican platform will be emphatic
and unequivocal. When the men from
tho East rouoli St Louis they will find
that the clow friends of Major Mc-
Klnloy are ready toolTei them a t'nan-
clnl plunk that they can agree upon
without hesitancy.
Seveml drafts of a platform have
boon prepared nnd it is now he lie red
that n form 1ms been secured which
will bo satisfactory. It will declare
against free coinage of silver unlets
it E.I1011UI be brought about by Inter-
national agreement. No ratio Is men-
tioned and In this respect it Is mora
acceptable to the gold men. It will
nlso declare tho Ropublleun party is
against the debasement of the cur-
rency and is therefore in favor of
the prosout gold at nda.nl. Tho Re-
publican party will be given orodlt
for having brought about the resump-
tion net which has always main-
tained every dollar at a parity
whether coir or paper; aud it will bo
maintained that the standard of
monoy should be as it always has
been and Is now equal to that of the
most onlighteued nation of the world.
Thettt declarations embody the
wishes of the friends of Major Mo-
Ivinloy and the men who are now
hero upprove them
The movements of the men who are
opposed to McKmley have been very
qu.et but it is uudrr-dood that since
the arrival of Mr. Quay tin ri- has been
a oopfer not) of 111 11 repicst-ntiDg the
different candidates Dnie present he-
ll g Piatt for Mr. .Morton. Quay for
kiinifiU Henderson for Mr Allison
and un Eastern man re rcHenllng Mr.
Reed. It was understood the confer-
ence was not with any hojie of defeat-
ing the nomination of McKinley
beeauseMr. Quay and Mr. Mauley have
already conceded the nomination of
tho Ohio man on the first ballot but
that it wri proposed to prepare a plat-
form on the money question whl$n.
was to be inais ed upon at al haaurds
and to give t to the McKmley men as
Ope of the demands of the opposition.
It was underU)Od that the declaration
was to be unequivocally for gold.
must i)Htr.ltll foil lllll.ll
New York l)Blojjt AVIlt Nut Aeceut
uti Underlain lluuk.
Uric a N. V. June n "In the
committee on platform Jw York's
delegate will demand that the money
platform shall be an uuequivoeal
statement for gold. Hy that I mean
not only shall It avoid a straddle but
that It language haH be pialu and
pointed (or gold with no chance for
misconstruction by any individual
lu doing this under instruction by
the New York convention we believe
we shall represent uul only the In-
terest cj Nf w Vork state but the en-
tiro business anil financial world In
the United State. "
Cdward Iauterhoh. dligate-at-largo
uj hf. Ruuullean naiiousl aou-
Tftutlon at St. LouU made this tatc-
laent yofjSrCay on a St. LouU train.
Mr. LauTorbach 1& to 1m the New
York State member of tho committoe
en platform of the convention and
tho statement therefore Is probably
S3 Sifgi jtwfi '' 'Si r
more st'nlQonnl than It coming from
nny other lips.
A fow moments later Mr. John A
Slolohor onme through the enr and
said: "I have a plank prepared by
Mr. William J. Arkell whloh ' shall
prosont to tho committee on resolu-
tions. It is concise and I bollove
covers tho ground fully. Here It Is:
'Wo deolaro and nfilriu that nil tho ob-
ligations of tho government shall lie
pnyablo 111 gold coin of tho present
weight nnd fineness.' "
MOKTOX NOT AX A I'. A.
He Would Not liar Catholic 'inm
omc
St. Lotris Mo. Juno IS. In ordtr
to iitecrtnln tho .ollglous views of the
various Presidential cnudldnlea the
Murquotto club of this olty recently
sent tolograni3 of Inquiry to onch of
them. Yettordny the following reply
was rocolvod from (lovernor Morton of
New York:
"For reply 1 beg respectfully to
submit the record of my vlows on this
quostlun ns embodied in my letter of
acceptance of the nomination for the
offlee of governor dated October lo
13V-I. I then took occasion to say that
under the constitution of tho United
States as well as the organic law of
this State all citizens nro placed on a
footing of absolute oqunllty; that I
fully recognise this provision in the
supreme law. not only bocauso it im-
posed ifn obligation upnn all mem-
bers of the Stato but because I am in
favor of tho fullest freedom lu the
worship of Almighty Uod. I still ad-
here to tho vlows therein- oxprewed
and cnu only add that it I were
ohurgod with tho duty of admlntstor-
lug tho ofllco of prosldcnt of tho
United Statos I should ondonvor to
treat all clauses of oitizana without
discrimination ns lo their religious
belief."
(illlXDIXU OX Till! CONTU9T1.
t'ominlttco Staking Slow but Hiiro Pro-
groAi In Sent I iik McKlnley Dclocntn.
St. Louis Mo. Juno 13. Up to 11
o'clock lust night tho national Repub-
lican committee had takon action upon
contests involving ninety-six sou Is
loaving soventy still to bo passed
upon. Of thoso ninety-six thlrty-slx
were disposed of yestorday. Those
thirty-six included the eon tost s on tho
delegntes-nt-lnrge from tho States of
Delawaro and Louisiana and Ariannn
and districts from Vlrgiuln Missis-
sippi and Alabama. There was espe-
cial Intorest in tho oonlost from Dela-
ware between the Addioks nnd Ilig-
gins fnctlona The proceedings In this
ontest were of a vory spirited charac-
ter nnd the remarks made by Sonator
Higgins and Mr. Addlcks were very
poisonnl and acrimonious. In this
case neitlior delegation was seated. In
tho Arltona caso tho members of each
delegation were awarded n half sent
oach. Of the sixteen delegates seated
from Louisiana live aro for Reed and
the others are for McKlnley. Nearly
all the olhor delegates seated arc for
McKinley.
yUAY WlTIIIMtAWB.
I'll tor tho Nomination of Mujor MoKln-
Iy liy Acclitinutlon.
Sr. Louis Mo. June 13. A most
Important conference was hold in tho
moms of Senator Quay last night at
which Senator Quay himself Hon.
Mark Hanna Mr. llulin national com-
mitteeman from Ohio; Hobnrt of New
Jersey Hon. Samuel Feasendeh of
Conneetio.it and W.Andrews of Penn-
sylvania were present nnd nt whloh
It was practically arranged hnt Mr.
Quay should retire from tho contest
tor Iho presidency. Ho said the con-
tests which were now under consider-
ation by the national committoe woro
of little or no consequonco as it was
ovidont that McKlnley already had
ovor .100 uncontested votes making it
evident that the nooplu demanded his
nomination. Ho aoquiescod In tho
suggestion that MoICinloy should bo
nominated by acolomatlon and said
the sooner tho convention porformed
Us work and adjourned tho bottor It
would be.
Kereni- 'llley 1'lglit.
St. Louim Mo. Juno 13. In re-
ferring to the situation Mr. Pilloy
stated that be dd pot bollove his
friends on lle delegation would ioavo
him. He would curry the light ovor
Twelfth district delogntos to the com-
mit tea 011 credentials and still lator
on to tho convention He hopes to bo
made n member of the oomm.ltUo on
orodentlala where he ca)MS he will
hare an Inside pull as ICorens had on
the national committee. Ho claims
that Ue will override the report of the
BnMoaal committee when he gets Into
the credentials committee. The
chances are however that he will
have a hard lime to mduue the delega-
tion to ssiign him to the enmmiiteo
on credentials; but should that happen
the national committer and the eon'
volition being for McKlnley and in
full sympathy with each other tho
temporary roll will be taade perma-
nent Uesplte any tight Fllley may Lo
able to make.
OUIalioimiiix fo Item!.
St. Louis Ma June li I'ix-Oov-ornor
A. J. Seay of Oklahoma eaina
in yetterday and established head-
quarters tor the Oklahoma MeKlnloy-
ltec at the Laclede l.otol. The dble-
gates from Oklahoma b.fixe secured
rooms at the Southern bjjt thc.y aro
not favorable to McKlnley and the
evgovernoj Is disposed u separata
the two crowds. It is understood that
the Oklahoma delegation will proeeed
to vote for Reed provided Joy Manley
is unable to got Reed o(l the traek.
reibiwrnr)r t'lialriimn.
&. Lolu.Mo. June 13 It has been
positively denied that the MeKinley
management has urged tho seleellon
of the Hon. C'aarkM W. Pairbank o(
Indiana lor temporary ohalrman of
the eon van lion. Marcus A. Hanna so
stated yeatcrday- He sold Mr. Pair-
bank would be eeptable and that
was all
lUntoin Money Heat by Fruoee.
CoxurAsii.Miri.a June 13. The
French guardahins atartod for Yalova
in the island of Crete yostorday with
57A.OOO with which to pay the ransom
Of the two Pre neb women who were
captured reeently near that place by
brig-duds.
1'OPS IN PAWWKK
I'Ufflltll
'utility Draws on 'ftjrno I t
Supply.
Spoelal to Dally Londe .
Pawneo 0. T. Juno 13 The repub-
licans of Pawned comity hre prepared
for the fatl oampalgn. The countv
central comnuttee have mt and called
tho oonvontion for July M. t  jnsls
of flftyono delogntos
Yostorday tho Populists of Pawnoo
county attc. groat preparations mat
at tho court house to listen to nn ex-
planation by out of U10 PopulUt
county commissioners of Payne county
on "How to Run the Klnances of the
County." Tho Republicans had Mr.
Frank Htttto nf Stlllwator here In-
tondlng to have him reply If occasion
wns offered but Mr. Vanarsdale when
he saw Mr. Ilutlo In town challenged
him to n joint debate Mr Ilutlo
opened with an hour's speech Mr.
Vannrdule followed wlih n hour an
n quarter and Mr. llutto closed with
fiftoon minutes It Is the general
opinion of the persons present that
tho Populists of Pnwnre county will
not Import auother speaker from
Payne county
Now lt indium Imui-iI.
Wasiiinoton June 18. The follow-
ing pension bills were pasted:
Oklahoma Uelssuo Randall Ander-
son Outhrlc.
Original widow Mnrgnroi L Ooon
Watonga; Onthorlno Mooro Stlllwator
Indian Terrttory Original Jamas
Flint Vinlta
Original widows oto. Minor of
William Woodfall Molvin.
CHUil) INCINJfKKATKI).
Uurni'il to OeAtli WI1II0 llu ililliif- 11 1'lro
Willi Kernarue.
An 11-yoar-old daugliter of William
McDonald colored whoio home In
nosr tho west lino of tho olty was so
badly burned Monday morning about
0 o'clock that sho dlod beforothc intd
die of the afturnoon. McDonald tho
father was absent and the mother
was out at work for the family of Mr
Klgor. The girl and her brother who
is younger were at home aluno. Siio
attempted to build a flro to got somo
breakfast using kerosene to start It
whon tho blase caught her dress Sho
tumbled Into bod to smother tho
Hamas but this set the bedding on
flro and she ran out doors and dashed
water ovor herself. The neighbors
came to her assistance but too late.
Horolotl-lug was all burned from her
person except the neckband of her
dross. Her lleah was burned to a orlep
not n blistor rising on it. Sho had evi-
dently inhalod the Humes though the
oxtornal Injuries were sullloleut to
cause the death which relieved her of
her sufferings about 3 o'clock hi the
afternoon. The family are very poor
and lacked the moans lo give her
burial. Klngflshor Time.
IIACES ON TUB FOURTH.
Home do il Turf ISvtm In lu Tuku 1'laec at
Hie If 11 1 r (IroiiMda.
ThoOklahoma.Stato Fair association
has arranged for an uf tomoon of races
at tho fair grounds Severnl noted
horses from abroad will be here and
somo exciting sport is promised. The
program will be as follows:
First. Freo for all Pace.-purse 375.
Second. Thrae-lnnte trot Purso
830.
Third. rVee for all trot Purso $76.
Fourth. Four and ono-lmlf furlong
running wolghte up $36.
Fifth. Quarter-mllu iluali M bauds
and under cateh 810.
Sixth. Illoyelo r&ee one mile froo
for all Puna feio.
Murveluiu Iteming.
From a letter written by Raw. J.
Oundormau of Dlmondalu Mleh. wo
aro permitted to make this extract:
"1 havo no healtntlon lu recommend-
Ing Dr. King' New Discovery as the
result were almost marvelous In the
Oftse of my wife. While I was pastor
of tho llaptlst church at Rives Junc-
tion sbo was brought down with pneu-
monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last for
hours with little Interruption and it
teemed that aba could not survive
i?."m: .A iri4ud recommended Dr.
King s New Discovery; It was quick la
lt work and Utahly satisfactory lu ita
result.' Trial bottles fre a Sea
Ionian drug store. Regular si. Mte
tad 81.
Llllle & Co. are making room .or a
beautiful 11a of new papers. rualr
olearacM sal will last but a short
time longer. Itetter lake advantage
of these slaughtered prices. Many
patterns at less than wholesale price.
Vie a S. Gov't Reports
Jhoiv Royal Baking Powder
sup( 'or to all others.
Have you seen ibe M Columbia?
The pleasure you feel in riding a
wheel that you know ia the best that
ean be made k worth more thuu the
prieo yon pay extra for your purchase.
F. It. Llllle &. Co. have secured the
ageney tor the Columbia Hike and
have them on exhibition at tbeir store.
If you want to see tbe best wbel that
ean fer made eall around.
one of tlm 3 u. i. i). iiid it.
Honest liarber Mr. Heapmk you
knew I norer bother my oneUMoers
ubontany hair rattomtive and susb
things but I must say to yon In all
candor that your hair k disappearing
dreadfully.
Mr Ilenpeek sadly Never mind my
friend nothing can atop my hair from
coming oqt but Death Divorce or
Daoderlne.
NEW STORE
i-v uu Opened 'ew Stock of
Groceries and
"hlch Vo
H'
-QH irlpxrmin-; Our Gooc's and
Cet Our Prices Pefore Purchasing.
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East Oklahomn Avonuo
THIS SPACE BELONCS TO
-; STOWE HARDWARE CO
i . WHO ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE .DS.
FRED R.
Justice of the Peace
- and Notary Public.
My Olllco Is light j.nd well venUlnted and fitted un for
nes7nnV" ? ' nUornejrs nnd tla l'"idllng of busl-
Onlee iu International Loan and Trust
FOR A
Nobby Me-to-Order Suit
SEE
Eg.cJal Pr'CQ8 for theNextjrhirtv Days.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
" '"issMsasasiaBaisussw-B
123 WEST OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
DON'T BE
-ara&fer1 cycles
Aro tho Jlowt On Earth.
llloycles bought sold and exchanged. Uloy olos sold on install-
inoiita. Our prices and guarantee will intoroet you Full Duo
of oyc lo sundries. Uonalrlug of all kinds douo and work guar-
antecu. Ulv us a call.
Oklahoma Bicycle Comfy
113 113 1-2 Oklahoma Ave
E N. KNAUSS Manager.
OKLAHOMA CARRIAGE WORKS.
ilaiiufiicturos all kinds or; YehlcloR. PuIiitlr'Ki Trimming and
Iteimiring promptly atlondodjo.
322 South Division Streot Oulhrlo 0k.
ABLINGT0N HOTEL.
(Now L'ndor New 3Iaiiagoinent.)
Meals Reduced to 15 Cents
Day Board $3.00 per Week.
F. C. DANIEL PropiMir.
Notions
Will Soil t
BOTTOM PRICES.
Under tho Masonic Hall.
-li LlU5S
MORGAN
lluildlng corner Sooond and Harrison
P. NEWMAN
MISLED!
118 N Second Street.
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