The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 23, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 27, 1896 Page: 1 of 4
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CUTH1UE OKLAHOMA SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 27. 1800.
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When Up Town Call on
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AND GET A DRINK
While there il will In-
to your I titer .-1 tci gel
what Drugs you need.
We Buy and Soil fin
Cash mitt will give bet
ter prices than any-
body. The Only Line v
RENFKO
V?-
C. R. RENFRO
SiLIERIIIliW10fiL'":
FREE COINAGE LEADERS INVADE
THE GOLD STRONGHOLD.
COOPER UNION CROWDED.
brnntor llplimn lIint- the Neiviiinr
buy I'ncomiilliiiuiilHry '1 IiIiikm Aliout
Ilia Auditor mill Altuilm the Ad
mliilstrutlon Hot hol rriim
tin. oit(li t'liriilniit Ml-
ler Ailtoi-ittn
Nkw Yoiik ! ii tit 1M Tee iii'Ht or-
ganized liioiciiicnt in ben.ilf of free
silver in tin- c.ty wa- inaugurated
last night lit .. r I'mon. and thu
hall held u vast un.viiibi.io Thu
meeting ui iiikI r ' ho mi inivsnl the
. . . i
American Mlver ur'-jiioui'ioii
whtuii i
has for its oii.oi'- tin- "Young
Democracy" better Kiio.m as ox-
KlierilT James O'line u followers
'--eitulor lien '1 illinaii of hull II) Curo.
Una thu chief spuaicer r eoivod aij
oval ion iii ho w .i leu I iip-ui Ihu plut-
form und took a nuji under an ancient
jMinuiuir of lloiuco liroo.ey. 'I ha
meeting was est dud loonier by (ieorgo
lveney the 'ifluul geneiul orgnn-
ivho called utlcnlioii lo i-u pros-
o( Jaenntor 'J'idiuan. Tim muii-
1e
dice
( thu nenuloi s name set tho
turn
. . ...i i:.... l ;
1 -rXketr:mu "n'mwr UixIiIqa
net'reu """"w- i-r- I
.. . ut Democracy uTid itlexr 1
under Item. w4 hvwi lecl'?a'
u?tl w uoN 'alr Tillman was In.
trod ced lie .--- 'Iy
cheered ami be" ' 81''' ItU u
bitter nltacK. on
.... LI1U croai " nun
thu oress
York
h xW. in part:
"Some of ou have vtxriiujw lur.ii.u
your opinions about me. ' u a's0
form -d mine about you i a10 tUo
mot ignorant and bun lifliU'd com-
miiuity in the Tinted Si Uuh "iour
nen "papers on wh eh you ttloilO de-
pend for jour iiuws. and knowlodge of
public men nnd alVairk have iiliulious-
ly lioptyuu hidobounrt Mnd narrow by
giving you oniv onu Midi- of this qiien-
lion Kiglil hoie let me say you are
thu biggest uewspupur gluttous I ovor
saw in my life I hnvo seun tho tinio
tliat ( would vote lor any man ut his
biddin. whether idiot or thiof but J
liau got abovo Unit. Though 1
appear here as u Democrat I uppoar
nlso in the higher rolu of an Auiuri-
cau." lie sarcastically reviewed the po-
litical History and legislation ninoe
Mr. Uevuland mm Hist elected presi-
dent making bitter attauk-t on him
lie then ueelarod tliut the enrroncy
light was a sectional one adding that
bimetallism is national whi'u "gold
buggi'iy' is sectional.
"Yon are driving ni to the .ilternn-
tive of repudiation or conrtscHliou"
he declared "Tins is win' I am glud
to come heie and carry the war into
Africa for ibis is Hie head eeiller of
the devilment. That is why I oamo to
X IIUI'l UUIHIlll'Mj . g
New Yoik. within h mile of Wall
niruet where you are surrounded by
millionaire where you belong to
them slaves und ask you to rise in
your iii .ly and throw oil this yoke.
Hut 1 l. i. uai light now we are nut
-calculating upon your doing it. We
do not expect your help nud our plan-
ning 1 to beat you at the polls in spite
of your money."
lie c. nil pa red the wealth of the Kust
.villi that of Hie West and .South and
jidiled: "The South ami West culti-
vate corn and wheat The Kasturu
nmii chielly cultivaUs bouds. The
Ifcitftern wealth gathrer sits on vel-
vet cushions waiting for divldomls to
ripen wbioll hf Ifathor from trusts
and combnias.
Jjome one in the sudienee said: "Wo
luistled for it" and Wenatnr riUinnu
MWky rejdied: "I say Mint If you
ulaim yon are more ceontHwical Imve
uny moie strnse or uro miiro in'Jns.-
triouK they are liars.
"(low many at yo-i lere have got
woaltli' 1 f mcU an o.ie has wandered
in here he will go out aiU hung iilin-
belf befoie iiioiniug for an Itnow'
that he has uti.n it The jiiillions in
vonr coifers Jiavo been stolsn from
fiom the toiler
tho r.:U and nle
Highest of all in Leavening
Roral
. m. wr srssa
flie Druggist
OF ICE WATER.
Kill your Inaouts and
Kites with
RENFRO'S
INSECTfl
POWDE.
SURE SHOT!
Tigars in the City.
sot
OKLAHOMA
AYE.
Us won in in rvnitii rarolnia ana
in iiuled the right to ask
tliu hpi'ttttL-i if llie if old hups una gob-
bled up nil the money and thu people
were paupers if lliu sdrcr bugs did
not do the same thing.
"Wo have not" said Senator Till-
ninn "hud h sliver bug in the United
Slates since 1 sr.i but wo are coming
Father Abralniiu 30XI 1.000 strong.
We expect to elect a ('resident n
House and i Semite without men llko
vou. The money of this country is
congested In the colters of Wall street
und thai it win the men of the South
nnd Wet complain.
"Why d i you hear talk now of a 60
cunt dollar'.' Ileenusu the ratio has
been destroyed by Congress and it is
now worth but ft' I or 00 cents. Why
is it to-day at n ratio of :tS lo 1'.' He-
cause Coin.-rvas. in r through thu
rnsoality of Mierman. Hindu it so.
They pi nice ed one inula and tlnew
tlio other out of door. Why did
Sherman do Ii ' Hoc use ut the close
of the war 'ho 1'nitoil Sin I Oh owed
some S'.'.T'Ml.o 1 1 mk) a id the tlrsl thing
they did w - m have (.'outruns muhe n
ii.w Imw ili I Ii.. (rri.onliat'hs should
: . . ". .- .... .... .
oe ji no I'm in i' mii oi .iii Ki-.iins uiiu
of il or or .' .' .! grains of gold '
At I lie hi -liiiion of the speech
freostlvei r -. In lions were u lopted
1 1 iiti William I' "si. .lohn wasdulug.ited
lo go to tho Democratic and I'opulist
uonvonlioiis to pros-i Ilium upon tho
delogatu-4 A cult for n silver o u-
vuution '.u t. I.onig.luly i- to mini-
inalu or iiidnr.o a piusiileutlal candi-
date was re. i l closing tho meeting.
Due li- Nmiiuuro nnl.
Lo.MiiiN. .lunc '.'tt A dispatch from
I'nris Mts the line l)e Neinoure died
jit Versi'ille. es onlay Tnnls riiHrlei
1'hitippc II in' it -I D'Orlenns Due Do
is'einoiiro mi - of the (Irlumis princes
n i-. I lie si u mil sou of King Louis
I'liidppe and wits born in I'.tris In
1SU.
A -ml tier C'urrff 'iiomloiit lit illud
II a van Juno 'Ji -rW. V (iay a
correspondent of die Now York
World was uoliiied last night that
lui had born impelled from the Island
and must leave Cuba by tun first
steamer.
UANIIIXIJTON LKTTKH
bourn Uio.lilin:tiiii Muttrrs W'tilili Concern
OUIhIihuih.
Washington June S3 -The long ses-
sion just ended has been justly criti-
cised for thu amount of legislation
done .it it has marked an epoch in
our history of which we Olclaliomans
ouii well be proud.
Our little territory now the pride
of the country has formally registered
bur knock for admission and now
stand on tho front porch with hor
slstors Arizonlu and Idaho is ailing
permission to enter tlio halls of llie
Union.
The east is beginning to regaid
"The LatBai Huby" as an unusually
.veil developed youngster for her uge
ami begins to realize thai capital in-
vested in Her iuduallira will bring
sure returns They feel that when
such brainy men us Springer Tursncj
t Kilgore feel honored lu accepting
judgships in Oklahoma courts that
there must bo something In her cjalms
to warrant thuui.
Oklahoma will not have an Indian
Teacher's lustitute this year Law-
rence Kansas got the Institute that
lobe ccutral to thu (riiilcst number
of teachers should be held at some
point in Oklahoma The elraulars
j our correspondent has just received
from Dr. Naituiann SupL of Indian
schools names ilirep institutes to be
held at san Fiancltuo Qal. St Paul
Minn and Lawrence Kas If the
Indian teachers of the two territories
would take tills matter In hand and
petition the Indian Uureau they could
undoubtedly get tho Jnstl.uie for
Oklahoma next year where It would
not only be conven'ent for thetn but
a bum fit for the territory as -ci;
C. K M
Lost lielweeu Ue Captlol National
bank and Seward i ftve dollar bills.
Kinder will be i iwarded with one of
the bills and no nuestions asked by rc
'timing game to 8 Nix. Outtrle. Ok.
Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
SQXAJTELY PURE
COHBETT-SHARKEY FIGHT
A FINISH BATTLE FOR A $10000
PURSE AGREED UPON
INSIDE OF SIX MONTHS.
Hie .Viillor 1 tlio lilnl of the Sport Iiir-
World .lint Nv ninl Hill I'b'iily of
HrtcUlug t'orlintt Till Ul Admit
111. Tour .ShuiiliiR Minrki'jr
Cutillilout of Wliiiilni-
Ills C1ihiuiiIouhIiIi
StN Kka.vcisco Cul. Juiiu 16.
James J. Corbutt und Ii. J. Lytieli
Sharkey's backer met yesterday and
negotiated for u finish light for $10000
and the largocst purse olfereil by any
club. Sharkey was not present and
the iigreciuont was not signed but
JJicru will bo auothii niouling to-day
when the arrangements will lie com-
pleted. One of the stipulations al-
ready agreed on is Unit ihe fight must
take place within six months
l'aul Herman ship dug signal quar-
termaster of thu United States man-of-war
1'hilndulphia who taught
Sharkey how to rend and write nnd
Who gave Corbett's late adversary his
first lessons in hosing says Mini he Is
ready to back his protuge for $10000
against any man in Hi-' world
Sharkey is the idol of t o sporting
world to-day and tho most etrnv-
agntil predictions a& to his future uru
made. Sharkey bears his honors mod-
estly but reiterates his destru to ineut
orbutt lu a longer buttle lie re-
ceived a challenge from Maher for a
contest for 8"i)'H) a side Sharkoy
says however that he will make no
other plans until his meeting with
Corbutt hits bouu urr.ingud. The only
mark of punishment which Sharkey
bears is a black eye acquired during
a bretiKiiway. In regurd to an agree-
ment with I'orbott Sharkey av: "Of
course Cornell would light differently
in a fight to a finish He would not
do nny in-llghtiug but neither would
I. I would not tuko so many chances
as I did last night und 1 would be sure
when 1 went to hit. 1 believe 1 uau
put Corbelt oul in ten rounds. Any
way 1 want him lo light mo for
Slo.uOo "
Corbutt in an uilurviuw claimed ho
was not badly punished saying that
his only murks were acquired when
he fell on the lloor ufler a cllnoli.
Corbelt said: "1 made a mistake In
gr.ippllug with Sharuey. If I wcro
to fight another four round go kvlth
him 1 would not clinch. I would sliy
away uud do only open lighting. It
was Ills wrestling that tired me and
In the fourth round 1 frankly confess
that I was piite exhausted. In
throwing my sciuncu away and light-
ing Sharkey lit his own game I weak-
ened myself. I should have stayed
away and outlined my own work. 1
would not have put him out but on
the other hand 1 would not havo given
him a chance to weaken mo thereby
giving the impression that he is a
great tighter when he is ignorant of
the rudiments of boxing." Corbutt
Bays he doc not believe I'Mlxslinmnns
will notice liis clinllouge us he be-
liovof Kltzsimmon is afraid to meet
him so bhnrkey will be the first man
to bo served with a light for cham
pionship honors.
TOPEKA. AUGUST 1 1.
l'lace mid 'Hum fur III" Knnmi llepuli-
llcuii Milt Diminution.
Toi'KK Ivan. June -M. Tlie Ho-
publlcau statu central couiiuitteu Inst
night called the convention for tho
noiniiintlcu of state ollluers to time t at
Topcka on Tuesday August II and
fixed the representation at one dele-
gate for each 300 voU-s oust for Secru-
tary of State 1M wards or major fr no-
tion thereof and one deloute-nt-largo
from each county Not a jar
ocourred to mar thu proceedings.
Everything passed oil expeditiously
and with the exception of two ballots
to determllld a place of iiieoling tliern
was not uven u friendly contest of any
description.
P. trot la In lliu IUe
'J'opKKA Kan . Jim .'' -liuuiediute-ly
after the uUjoiiriiiu.nl of the state
central comiultlio in-e Ing. A A.
lUolmrds u litor of the Wellington
Mull announeud l-i the crowd us-
sombled that h.- had Ijeen authorised
by Judge It S 1'eters to formally an-
nouiicu him as a eunduliile for the Ke-
publican iinininst on for governor
Holt Wilt km l.uilnl.
WAMiinox Juneau - After atrial
lasting uUpoU s. weeks ilia famous
Jfolt will uusu enma lo an end lust
night. Tlio Jury after lieiiig ot
tlirco hours. returnel a verdiot giv-
ing It QS their opinion that llie de-
ce&sed had not tvritten uud executed
the1 alleged wilt beiirliu llie dale n(
February '.. 13 a The result of the
verdiot is to give the e.ts'e to the
Jieirs at law.
KullMiiy lluililli.s In I nut).
Nbw Yoiik. June -M The records of
the railroad building in ;sb. show
tjiat 717 nillus of road Imve Weu built
In the first half of tun yar 'the nevv
track built lu the first half at the yoar
for seven vears past was as follows:
1806 7Ui J 895 00; Ib'Jl lUi; 1&.1
1.0W5; WOi ldl; IsOl 1701; 180
The south AfrllMll lenit.
JlULUWAVR. June 26. It Is olltewlly
aunounped that Fort Charles Is sup-
rounded by the Insurgents and that
wagons with food supplies for Uwelo
jiavo been stopnad at Murendella
which has been footed by the enemy
iv ho secured 2S.0OQ rounds of aniiuunl.
tion.
(Irniflue lleautlfullf Le.t
WASHiXOTOjr June 36.The gold
withdrawn ve&terday amounted to
$149100 leaving the true amount of
gold reserve giui.uiu.ajo
i:r.. Williams HKi.n.
. IN Well lliii llxelloil Knld'K Onl-'r.
l'(iilo A Willi Ilia Oniiid I n
Special to the lender.
I! Ilii. Ok. Jnn2. The celeb mU-il
i-olored ease i decided y sunlity
ludge Conkling binding K -ingellst
lll'mins orer to awsli ih lotion of
thu next grand jury This oue has
caused u great deal of excltoment
among llie colored people throughout
Garfield icoutity. A few weeks ago
llnv. Williams earns upon the scene
and a great rerivnl wan had at the
colorod ltapllst church Williams was
a great shouter and many eolored
souls were saved. During: his sojourn
here Mr. William stayed Ht the home
of Iter. Solomon Jones the resident
colored preacher nud all weu l merry
until the green-eyed monster look pot-
session of the It-v. Jones and early
ono morning he alleges he hud just
cause for bunting the Iter. Williams
nigh unto to death. With a hatchut
he mnilr- eight deep cnta in It e evan-
gelist's be.i.l. Mr Williams left sud-
denly for parts unknown but was re
ciptured by Nhurilf Thralls Tim trial
was hud and ended Ho above stilled
Of ooursu Mrs Jones denies it all and
quietness once inom reigns on the
banks of tho Itoggv
THE NAIL TRUST
Mnnnruclurors of Null Aliiehluery UbIm-i
AiciiliiHt Illrtiiiloii.
CiiicAno June SO. The Nail sss el-
ation 1ms begun an Important me l-
lug at tho Auditorium hotel in litis
city. Within the past month the as-
sociation has bought in the llosckes
mills of New York and l'liiladelphi i
for $000000 and the 1'lttnburg V 're
company for $750000. Hut a now dan-
ger from an unexpected source now
threatens tne association. The asso-
ciation litis attempted It is alleged. 10
dictate to the manufacturers of n.t I
machinery. Tho inaiiufacturers have
rebelled. It is to their interest to ev
now factories established. 1 he man
ttfui'turers threaten to establish mil.s
of thulr own. They have sent n cn.n-
tuuiiicution to the trust which is Wing
considered. It is said Unit they d -miind
a share in the profits of the
trust as tho price of inaction. No de-
cision bus yet been rendered lull ii i
generally bulievud the dejnaiul ol llie
makers of machines will bo granted.
lliililmrl SI iIim Ilii.llliillon
Toi-KKA Kan June 21. A. I J. Hub-
bard has turned overall of bin prop-
erty to his boudstuoil to secure lliiriu
for the shortage in his accounts hh re-
ceiver of the Suow-llaiuiltou printing
nlniit. The proierty consists of ins
homo and u lot of the furniture and
books which he bought since i.i e til-
ing receiver. Hubbard says tlieic is
mure than ciiouirh to make tlio tioiiiU-
moil good but as yet the amount of
his shortage is not known. C'riniinal
notion has not yet been commenced.
floinllmi'it In Ohio
Mahiktta Ohio Jiiue 33. A cloud-
burst took place Inst night which
covered a wide area and was the most
destructive ever known lu this terri-
tory. Houses were swept away stock
of all kinds drowned und persons nar-
rowly escaped with their lives. In
some streams tho water rosu twenty
feet In ten minutes uiul came on the
people almost as suddenly us the
Johnstown Hood nnd was very much
liko thai Hood lu uiuuy respeets.
North Ciiriillim Umuorriits.
Uai.k.Iuii N. C June JU.Tlie Dem-
ocratic slate convention was held hero
yesterday. Free coinage of silver is
the burden of thu platform demand.
A delegate who proposed a gold stand-
ard plant' was huwlod down und later
the plank was tabled by ft vote of 73
to 31. Cyrus II Watson of Korsylhe
was nominated for governor and
Thomas W. Mason of Northampton
for lieutenant governor.
A llrllUh (iiilHitn l'mile.
tiKouMhiowx June 2'j. Thu rlnan-
elal crash which has been expected
since the boundary question dropjieil
down upou the colony oil top of the
sugar depression has come with fall
force. The iiritish Milan bank has
been aided b the local government
with IH)(hi) as a guarantee of the
bank's liability but still the 15 cur-
rency notes are being sold in many
parts for less than $i.
A World's 1 i-il I rn I longrims
Hi kkaio N June 30. The lead-
ing physicians aud surgeons of the
world will hold uu international con-
gress during the 1'arl exposition of
;ii00 The organization will be one of
the most catholic ever created end ltd
cardinal principle will lie entire aboli-
tion of lines that now prevent physU
elans or surgeons ut one school from
consulting with one of a d liferent
kohuo).
Cure l'or HuHiluulin
As a remedy for all forms of head-
aolte Wectric Hitters bee proved to be
the very best- Il olfeeU a permanent
eure; and the most dreaded eeee of
habitual sick headaehe yields to its in
iluenoe. We urge alt who are allllctod
to procure a bottle and give this rem-
edy a fair trial. In cases of habitual
constipation Klectrie Hitters euros by
tfivlnir the needed tone to the bowols
and a few cases long resist the use of
tills medicine. Try it onoe. Large
bottle ""'y fifty tents -t itoatonlan
drug store.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal licking Powder
superior to all others.
Wanted A white girl for light gun
eral house work. Inquire at 4)1 South
First street-
Have vou notiecd how the people aro
carrying oft that wall paper from LU-
lies urug store a nose wnuicsaio
' prices with the discount added catch
tne peopio.
LYMAN TR1BULL DUD.
THE EMINENT STATESMAN AND
JURIST PASSES AWAY
END OF A GREAT CAREER.
Jtft I'riimtniU Win ('nliiiol Timelmr law-
yer Jiiilco nnd United Mains Sum-
tor W'iik il .Vnlliliml 1'lKiirn
for Oior Hlity Yours Of
l4itn Ho l.mimsl lit-
wnrtl 1'0ihIUiii
Ciucaoo June So. K.x-Unlted Steles
Senator Dyinau Trumbull dietl el his
home In this city at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning after a lung Illness relieved
by frequent rallies during which it
was hoped he might recover. For the
last week however his death in no
great time was a foregone conclusion.
Judge Trumbull was born at Col-
chester Now Loudon county. Conn.
In 1815. A career like that of I.vman
Trumbull comes to bnt few iiion. Tor
I.VMAN TIlUMIIUI.r.
more than sixty years lie has seen K
Ufa of ueaselosH nutlvlly uud it is not
hyporbolu to say that lu nil these
vuars his work hits belonged to the
nation. He has been school teacher
lawyer nud judge. He lias played his
niirt in polities on the slump in the
halls of Congress lu the deliberations
of parlies nud as noii-oombatiint
counselor.
In public life liu has been one of
those rnro men who lend and tench
political imrtlos yet aro never bound
by traditions or associations to follow
tfioir party In its divergencies from
thu linos laid down bv their own con-
science. In tho beginning he was tin
anti-slavery DoiiiocrtiL As u Itepttb-
llean ho fought side by side with Lin-
coln and lliu men who founded llie
Itupiibliciiu party of to-day. Thou his
natty as ho thought depurted from
Its true mission and followed a line
his conscience would not Indorse.
itesoiuiuiy no turned ills iincu on
ills former ussoointes and became a
Democrat. In the Inter years of his
life he parted company with that
party lie took such a ground against
the extension of power of the United
States courts thitt he became the hope
of the Populists and in a sense their
counselor. Aud all the time men of
both parties ruspocted him. Judgo
Trumbull's Inst uppeurtiuce in a court
room wus iiuide as counsel for the
American Hallway union officers be-
fore tlio Supreme com tat Washing-
ton. Only onca since then has ho ap-
peared lu public und that appearance
gave added point lo the claims of the
I'opullsts. It was at a mass meeting
lu Central Musio hall where lie spoke
at length upon the causes of discon-
tent among the Industrial classes. He
spoke of tho encroachment of thu
Federal courts upon the constitutional
rights of tliu poo nle and emihasi.ud
the point that deliverance from the
oppression of privileged monopolies
could only be had through the billot.
Judge Trumbull was twice married.
His first wife was Julia Marin Jsyne
of Springfield to whom he was
wedded ill HIS. She died In Wash-
ington in lees. In IHS7 he married
Alary J. Jugraliam or isuyuroou i onu.
Ills end was peaceful. He was con-
scious just before he expired but was
unable to do more than recognise
those About hi in. lie was surrounded
by his family aud physicians end
death came like a quiet sleep.
Judge Trumbull's final sickness was
the result of a cold contracted while
attending the funeral of liis old
friend ex-Oovernor ICocrucr at Belle-
ville. Multliuu. tiiiniliiHlnil for MiuiMtr.
Nt.WTo.ii Ken June -'. - Iloyal
Matthews of Mcl'herson was nomin-
ated by the Republican Senatorial
convention of the Thirtieth Kenulorial
district. S T. Deuuer the present
incumbent was the cuiididale from
Harvey oouuty. One hundred end
seveuly-saveu ballots were taken be-
fore a choice was made.
llHiullih tho I'unluu CmidliUtn.
Kmi'ohu Kau. June 3C --The Dem-
ocratic convention for the Fifth judic-
ial district was held here yesterday
afternoon ae was also the l'opulist
convention for the same distiict. In
both conventions Hon. W. A K.ui
dolph the f reseii' iucuutbeut. was the
unanimous choice of the district court.
Illonareb nud I.I lluinr 1.'Iihii
Ii'hik.okuk lUHUllK.JoueSO. - Li Hung
Chaug had a two hours' Inteiview
with 1'rlnee Ilismarck yesterday At
its conclusion 1'rinee IllsiusrcU in
uniform conducted LI Huv ''lung lo
his carriage where be warmly liol
hands Willi lilin before bis dpa lure.
A jn'utad bnluillnr i).til
Cmicao. June 84 Kdi ' I V
Trask who was sent 'roiu here in t!.e
Joliet peiilientiary In iH'J'-i foreighteeu
years for glgantie real eslaie sw'm.
dies sueeumbod to consu iption Tues-
day night Ho was nolo ious for the
during of his ventures. After he lied
euu serving his term hie met hods
were called to mind again by the sen-
sational arrest of the murderer II. It.
Holmes. Traik and Holmes had been
partners In several deals for the fleec-
ing of wealthy strangers In Chicago
under tho pretense of conducting a
real estate sa't
COOL SHOES for
WAEM WEATHER
AT-
EISENSCHMIDT
and
Boot
118 WEST OKLAHOMA AVE.
In All the Latest Tan
At
s
Wo Have Just Opened a New Stock of
Groceries and
Which We
Cnll and Isxmnine Our Goods nnd
Get Our Prices Before Purchasing.
East Oklahoma Avonuo
See Ourssss?-
.00 Line
-Ai" S5 .00 PANTS
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY !
First-Class Cutters and Tailors in Our Employ.
A GOOD FIT GUARANIM L)
H. L. COHEN THE TAILOR.
WARWICK CUSHION FRAME BICYCLE PRICE $110.00
TO BE DRAWN SEPTEMBER 1 1806.
On Ticket (liven With Kach Purchase of SI 00. by the
Stowe Hardware Co.
FRUIT CANS BornVKSo
GOOD TIN GUARANTEED NOT TO
FOR A
Nobby Me-to-Order Suit
SEE
Special JMcfc for the Next Thirty Days.
A PKRFFXT FIT GUAR AM I I 1)
123 WEST OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
OKLAHOMA CARRIAGE WORKS.
Maiiul'iicluroH till liiutli ol' VoIiIcIob. PnintiiiK Trimming ami
Id'imiriiig promptly nttoniled to.
a2U South Dltislou Hlreot Uutltrlo 0k.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
(Now k'mhr
Meals "ieJucea tc iS Cents.
Day Board $Z 0C per Week
F. C. DANIEL. Proorletor;
& WEGKEL'S
Shoe House
Shades
Prices That Are HigKt.
TORE.
Notions
Will Soil at
'f
iOTTOM PRICE!
Undor tho Masonic Hall.
of Suitings
r
LEAK.
P. NEWMAN.
hew Jianitgomont.)
118 K. Second S'
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