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OPriUlAli OHUAN UK OKLAHOMA UEMUOItAtX
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VOL 8.
GUTHUIE OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 2f 1J90.
NO. 49.
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When Up Town Call on
RENFRO The Druggist
AND GET A DRINK
While there tt will bo
to your interest to get
what Drugs you need.
Wo Uuy unci Sell foi
Cash nnd will give but-
ter prices than any-
body The Only Line of
0. R.
MIDDLE-OF-THE-ROADERS
PREPARING TO ACT IF MR BRYAN
DECLINES TO ACCEPT.
PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.
Itrjnn to Il 1'nrcnl to TiiUe u I'o.ltlon
for or AenliiKt tlie i'opull.t l'lut-
form Tlie Ne .Nntlnmil Corn-
nilttre In I'ull t 1 1. 1 r co of
riipullut Affulrit Dolus
of the felUerllr
St. Looifl Mo. July n Tho "mtd-dlc-oMlie-road"
delegates to tho Pop-
ulifit national convention liavo
appointed a "provisional national
committee" to decide upon the future
action of tho Populists in emu Mr.
llryan should not accept tho nomina-
tion tendered him or indorto tho
platform adopted by the convention.
Henry L. Call of Xow York city until
recently of Kansas delegnto-at-largo
from tte State of New York to tho
People's party nationnl convention
and a prominent ''middle of-the-road"
Populist has beon.uppo'ntod chair-
man of the provisional committee.
He said Inst night that in order to bo
in readiness to act in such a contin
gency the following loiter tins boon
)SX.WirilttV-UlflAQh State:
St. Louts. Ma. July 27. TTdaT SlrJ
x iuumj huuii jmu rjiu iiuinus ana un-
dresses of all prominent Populists in
your Stato opposed to tho nomination
of William J. Uryan Also keep mo
advised of the sentiments of the party
and of any steps tali en or decision
reached toward independent political
action And oblige yours truly.
I'Hniiv I Cvm.
Chairman Provisional National Com-
mittee 1 MadUon avenue. New York.
The letter wa bent out in pursuance
of a uin'i'in adopted by tho temporary
orgauUutlun of the ditseiittng dele-
gates of the convention. The resolu-
tion follows:
That tho comnilttoa heretofore ap-
pointed to ascertain tlie decision of
William J ilryan relative to his ac-
ceptance of the nomination for pres-
ident of the United Suites tendered
him by the People' pirty in conven-
tion assembled and lurlher to ascer-
tain his willtngno.s to indorse the
platform adopted by K.nd party in
said convention be required to ruport
within ten days.
That a provisional national com-
mittee consisting of one member
from each state be appointed by tho
chairman of this meeting which com-
mittee shall receive and report of the
aforesaid committee and shall there-
after confer with each otherTtnrt with
tho delegations from the various
states reiativo to what further aetion
shall be taken
The affairs of the People's party is
now in tho iiands of Senator ilullor of
Nor.li Carolina the chairman of the
national committee. Yesterday tho
nine members of the nUr.ng Populist
executive committee made a formal
settlement with the new committee.
The Silver party has established
temporary headquarters in the Cor-
coran buildinir Washington IX C.
Future events will determine whether
or not it will be continued there.
It 1b rumored that the Populist na-
tional executive ooinmiliec will also
make lis headquarters in that city but
Chairman Hutler refused to either
confirm or deny the statement.
While It has not yet been definitely
decided there will probably 'be no
formal notification of Uryan by either
the Populist or Silver men "it was
learned from a prominent Western
member of the Silver national com-
mittee that it was the intention of
both tho Silver nnd Populist commit
tee tq waive the usual formal notlllaa-
tlon and on August 1'.' hold a ratifica-
tion meeting in New N oik at which
Jlrvan's nomination f. he presidency
Will bo announced
McKlnley ill Mt I.civa Ohio.
Omaha July 28. benator Thurston
says that ex-Oovernor McKinloy has
no Intention of coming to Nebraska
this campaign or indeed of leaving
Uh'a However ' o raker lluttar.
worth and Mason vU) sp aW "i this
stato. hurston lnmuH will devote
he last week f 'he campulirn to No.
tiraska. and prior to tin t will speak
in several states
D'uggist Spring is hero and sum-
mer Is coming. Give your advertising
matter to Smith the bill distributor-
Leave orders at the Rush or address
kojr 860 Guthrie. lOtf
RENFRO
OF ICE WATER.
Kill your Ineects and
Fllcu with
RENFRO'S
INSECT
'.POWDER.
SURE SHOT!
Cigars in the City.
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OKLAHOMA AYE.
Donnelly'i hilltorlnl Co in in en I.
Mlv.NFU'olts Minn. July .'8. Ig-
natius Donnelly in the next issue of
ills paper the lleprcsentallve will
sav: "We have done. We shall sup-
port Mr. Uryan and the Populist itato
ticket until tho end of the campaign
and wc slinll then withdraw from
public life forever. We are tired of
working for those who would de-
stroy us."
A Woman Fulls Itjail Willie I.scturlng.
SAN Antonio Texas July 28 Miss
Jane Scofield ono of the faculty of
the San Antonio Normal college fell
dead of heart disease this morning
while delivering a lecture on psychol-
ogy before the class. She was of high
standing in educational work In this
State
.1 DC key nml I In mo Killed.
Kansas Onv Mo July 28. In tho
second racs at Kxposltlon park yes-
terday Ava Cain with Jockey Sam
Mason up collided with Harry T.
Ava Cain turned a complete somer-
sault breaking her neck and killing
Sam Mason instantly
UrRt Irl.h Sliip Works llurneil
llKttPAin.'Jtily 38 The Harland fe
Wolft ami Workman A. tlarlte ship-
building shops nml their contents
have been nlmosL wiped out by fire.
The oonfltirgrutlnn started in tho es-
tablishment of Hiirliind t Wolir. The
yards nloua were uuniaged to the
to the amount of Sl.ftiHI.OOO.
Work for Munr l-'iliorrr.
PiTTsiHiiio. Pa . July 28 As a result
of tlie settlement of the Iron workers'
scale for the unsiiing year many Iron
mills resumed to-day giving employ-
ment to 10.0CC union men.
HACE WAR IN FLORIDA.
Six Mr n Killed anil Seven Other He-
rloutly Wounded.
Jabi'KII l-'la. July :B.--A ruco war
has oicurrcd about fifteen miles east
or lieie. In which siv men were killed
and sivon serjously wounded. Those
killed are: Amos Campbell Henry
Jackson Albert Sullivan nnd Kdwurd
Johnson white; Tom Mitchell and
James Solomon colored Tho tragedy
took place at Haggard's turpentine
still where muny negroes are em-
ployed. The colored men gave a party.
While it was in progiess a number of
white men intruded and the shooting
resulted A posse of white men left
here for tho scene of tlie tragedy.
Mierlrr ami IiunJIt Nlaln.
Nkvaiia City. Cal July 28 The
dead body of SherilT David Douglass
and the corpse of an uukndwn high-
wayman were yesterday found lying a
few feet npart m a woods two miles
from town. There were flvo empty
chambers in the pistol of the sheriff
who had been shot through the heart.
The bullets of tlie sheriff had gone
through the robber's neart abdomen
and hip. The unknown man had a
rilie but apparently it had not been
used. It is supposed Douglass was
shot by an unseen and unknown con-
federate of the highwayman.
Til linn' btrlkn Mill Urowlug.
Nkw Yoiik. July 28. The latest ac-
quisition to tho ranks of tho striking
coatmakors are 0000 overcoat and
saokooat makers who quit work to-
day. This force will bo augmented
on Wednesday by an assembly of 0000
jaoket makers and will in all proba-
bility bo followed by -1000 knee pants
toa Iters.
Mot (rn.atlonal Cut
Chicago July 38 Tlie Santa Fo
has announced that it would make a
u cent flat rate on grain shipments
Jrom Kansas City to Chicago the rate
to become effective as soon us it is
authorized by the interstate commis-
sioners. The rate is the lowest made
on grain from tlie West Q Chicago.
Drowned In the AllitourL
Atchison Kan July 8a Walter
Iloth aged B years was drowned this
aftirnoon while bathing in the Mis-
oourl river. The body ha not been
recovered.
1'onulltU to Tka 111 Htuiup
jt. Louis Mo. July $S Among
tho speaker who will take the stump
for the Populist ticket will be Sen-
ator Butler and ex-Chairman Tauben.
cck Eugene V. Debs of Torre Haute
Ind-.llobert Schilling of Milwaukee
Senator Allen of Nebraska Senator
Peifer of Kansas Governor Levelling
of Kansas Mis. Mary B. Leas of
Kansas Mrs. Roberts of Colorado and
many other including Coxey and
Carl Browne.
See Smith the bill distributor ltf
OKLAHOMA TOWN 8PHEHB
TWIRLERS LOSfa A QAMB.
GUTHRIE CLUB IN RICH FORM.
ltnttllni; (iatne of Hill l'lxil lit III I'nlr
flrnninln Yeaterdtjr Aftr li'mli I
Killed the Urnnil Ntainl t ml In J")
tlie Mill as Much i the Itu.itK'R.
I'ltclnr WhJiih Injureil Tlin
hrore With Nutm untl
Inchlrilto
The Guthrie pcoplo who witnessed
the ball games befveon tho Outhrlo
and Pony nines Saturday and Sunday
felt that Guthrie had a first class iilno
but it was not until yesterday when
they tackled and defeated tho Okla-
homa City nine tho champions of tho
territory that thoy realized what
prize players composed tho capital city
nino whoso colors red nnd black will
today be proudly displayed in ovory
part of iho city.
When the two clubs paraded tho
business part of town headed by the
First Regiment band everybody took
a liking to their appearance and a
large crowd followed them to the
ground. It was Indies' day and tho
beauty of tho city brightened up all
parts of tho great grand stand and
clapped their hands and cheered as
vigorously and as long as too blggost
base ball "carnk" on tho grounds.
After some delightful music by the
band the gamo was called and It was
red hot from start to finish. Not a
tinglo run was in ado until the sixth
inning and tho Guthrie people wore
seeing real ball playing and were soon
wild with enthusiasm. In the first
half of the sixth inning tho Oklahoma
City nino scored three runs and tjie
Guthrie crowd looked rather sad for a
time but in tho seventh tho Guthrie's
canie to tho front with four runs nnd
everything was lovely onco more.
The complete scoro of the game was
as follows:
QUTIIKIK
it mi ro sn k
iii(i
sail
0(100
11110
2010
0 0 0 0 0
21110
0 0 o 3
0 0 0 0 U
8 12 SI II
CITY
u mi io sn k
1 1 1 0
0 0 10 0
ooioo
10(11
0 1(00
1101
( o a
0 I 1 o I
1 I I I 0
0 I 8 0 0
Cantwcll.Sb
Kettle ss
Hevls p . .
Overuay. Sli.
Dennev cf
Snydor If.
Voils lb.
Glover c ...
Myers rf
Total
Harter ss .
Vayno p '
Welilon p.
Mytlnger Sb
Dixon cf
Walnor H.
McCarthy Hi.
Kyle 3b and j
Spencer rf
bnougrahs c
Total fl 8 87 a 5
Va)iie plated only five Innings
SCOItK I1Y INNINGS
IX.14b78
Guthrie 0 0 000(41 8
Oklahoma City 0 0 0 0 0 3 I o (-
'J ho same cuibs will play again this
afternoon and as all thu players aro in
fliBt ulass trim tlio guiiirf proinUus to
be even hotter than thai of ye-1 onlay.
Lot everybody turn out i-niourag tho
players and the manager and lu a
very short time Outhrlo will havo the
best ball learn in thu whole south-
west. llminoiid I'uliito
The grand Htaud should be packed
today.
Most all thu roolor joined the bjnd
ytbteiday.
. The judges' stand should te removed
today by all means
No better bull giounds i re to be
found in tho west.
Glover is a safe playor but he will
make unseemly orrorts.
Dixon dots creditable work iu cen-
ter field for the free lunchers
Charlie Laux attended the big gate
yesterdey and looked very cool and
taking.
Rettig at short is all right. He fum-
bles the sphere but nover fail to land
it properly.
The batteries today will b Ryle and
Snodgrass for Oklahoma City and
Y'nce and Snyder for Guthrie.
Managers Henry Dutmollay and Ilert
Lionard are doing Uielr work wll.
Keep up tho fun boya 'Twill win
The Oklahoma City loam U wall or-
ganized and oilleered. Waldoii Har-
ter Ryle and Snodgrass earn their
mooey.
Kid Bovis U a pitcher second to none
in the bouthwest lie is an Oklahoma
production and the whole territory is
proud of hint
Overybay Is tunning UuOir dlroe-
tion of Ilevle he made a ghastly steil
of second from the home plate. It ap-
pall d even the rooters.
L. It. Delaney and Kd i'atton occu
pied boxes and bet toothpicks gum
matches and other old things during
the progress of the game.
Doc Bronbon and Ed Kglley rooted
fiercely for tbo local team Bronson
was sweetly dressed in a llaur d'llts
smile and white duck pants with
shirt to match. Kelley wore a full
ball-bearing -pair of over alls. No
ornnments.
DOOLIN AT WORK AGAIN
' l KeorRHilIrMl tin ne: of Oiitlnn Hold
Ipn tHRe 111 the Territory.
Wichita Knit. Jwly.'R. In a lonely
rnvlne several mile west of Lnrey a
lilt e town tli th northern rmrt of
O'dnhoma territory members of the
reorganised Doollli gang held up ttia
regular mail ftnd a Ul go j'cstertlar af-
ternoon rifled tho mull sacks nnd
escaped. There wore only two pass-
engers on the stage.
Armed men sleppod from Oto liuavy
timber autl. covering W. CI Hern-
cliver. Iho driver nnd tlie passengers
with their WllicliBStcrs nnlerotl tfiem
to throw ttj) their hands. They
obeyed. The Imndlts look all their
monev nnd vftlunbles nnd then cut
tin- mall sacks mid took all their con-
ti nts Inolutlliig pnekagesof registered
letters. They pinioned the arms of
the driver nnd terrified passengers
kicked and cursed them; then fir'n. u
volley Into the air mounted their
horses and rode nivai
The mall carrier managed to free
himself nnd his companions and
drove to Lacey tit n gallop und noti-
tied tlie ofllcom. A posse of fifty
nrmod men vias qulekly formed und
with relnforaciuetits from surround-
ing towns. Is in pursuit of tho bandlU.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
letiloimy Cimtei tho Killing of n Slero
Child nt Alton Kti.
Maiivbvu.ik Knn July 28 John
HelVHge killed the 13-yuar-old daughter
ol iHivid HolTinan mid thon killed
himself near tho Httlo town of Aflon
ten miles southwest of here Saturday
night
Seivagu had been hooping company
with the girl for sonic time but his
company had not been uucouraged by
tho girl and roaontly had not boon fa-
vored by the parentx.
Saturday evening ho went to the
Ilollnian homo nnd askod the girl to
accompany him to a noighbors. Mio
refuted nnd ho shot hor killing her
almost instantly. Thon ho shot him-
self. Ho lived for some hours and
thon died
A lottor in ills pocket showed that
he Intended to kill tho girl if she had
accompanied him. Ho said he could
not live without the girl. Ho said
further Hint tho parents had encour-
Lngod Ills attontions nt first and now
wuro turning tho girl agninst him
nnd he hud decided that both should
dio.
bmv.ill-Watson Uomilloitlon In Ohio.
Cincinnati Ohio July 28. Last
winter lEoprosontntivo Dana Intro-
duced Into the Legislature n bill to
roguluto olnotlons In Ohio. Its pro-
visions whon looked up are such that
It is impossible for Sewall ond Watson
both to havo their names on tho Aus-
tralian bnllot the only legal ticket
that can be voted. Alt attorneys ad-
mit there is not ii flaw iu tho bill and
no court would consider It. But if
there wore any chance for a suit thero
is not timo enough to got it to tho
highest court before the oleetion. Tho
Dana law in substance is that no
candidate's name onn appear on tho
Australian ballot more than once no
matter by how many parties ho is
nominated. Kaeh candidate far oleo-
tor must go on the ballot us a nioinbor
of a single party.
I "in I on In Jlimourl.
St. Louis Mo. July 38. A proposi-
tion looking to tlie fusion of tho two
pnrlir-8 in Missouri on tho stato tlakot
has it Is staled been made by tho
Populists to tho Domocratic leaders
who have It under consideration. As
tlie price for this fusion tho Populists
nro said to havo demanded that they
be given eight out of tho seventeen
presidential electors in the state. If
this concession is not made tho Popit-
lisUi will put n stale ticket in tho
fluid at their convention which will
bo hold tit Scdalia next Thursday.
buiiml Money ( niivrctliin.
IllWANAl'OUs I ml July J8. Kx-
Congressman llynuin who Is a mem-
ber of thu bub-oomiiiitteo of sound
money Dainouints that la arranging
for m national convention to nomlnato
a sou n I money ticket said tc-day that
fifteen states have alroady indicated
that they will be represented at the
meeting in this city August 7. Thero
arc a few of the far Western states
that will not be represented lie said
because the tliiu is so short that they
cannot get their r. presentativos.
Ileiliy I .Ml In Crop.
Siocx City Iowa July (. Fullor
reports of Sunday night and yester-
day's storm have been coming in to-
day. 'Ibr "oss U inestimable all
over Northwestern Iowa Northwost-
orn Nebraska and Southwestern South
DMkota. Within an area extending
one mile south three east sixteen
west and eight north of here standing
gruln everywhere suffered from five to
teu bushels to the acre and in many
oases was totally destroyed.
Tliliil Wnvw ut CIiIqhko.
Chicago July 18 A series of Udal
waves along the western shore of the
lake to-day caused the water to rise
over three feet above the normal
water mark The ilrst and highest
wave was at & JOa. nt. and from that
time until 10 o'clock there was a sue-
cession of ebbs and Hows that wore
about an hour apart.
i at..lly KlflUeil by u llurirv
Sr Joscru Mo. July & Kilward
Augustine the i year-old son of Tony
Anirustine. was kicked by a horse yes-
terday and is slowly dying. Vh left
side of his heou is crushed Into an
a lino it shapeless mass.
Drowned hlle llHihiiUf.
8' JoiKi'i Mo July 28 Thomas
Kelly son o. Judge Kelly was
drowned a. t .. mt of Francis streot
yesterday while bathing The young
win was a good sHlnimer but was
seined with oruuips. The body was
recovered after a lung search.
Ux-Uavtrnor Anthony Very Ioir.
Topkka Kaa. July ga Ex-Got-ernor
George T. Anthony who is sick;
at Sheldon's hospital here sank very
low early last evening but ii4fr he
rallied and up to a late hour he was
doing nicely.
I.
AND INCIDENTALLY FORA SIL-
VER 10 TO I OO.
BROTHER BUCHANAN'S INVOCATION.
Irre Sliver Apomle Shoot Hot gimt Into
the World the I'lrnli nnd I he Drill In
u HnpnllcHtlon to th .Ileal HirIi
)'ro4rti ot the Kree Sliver Mine.
incut In the Ully
Tlie Independent Fre Silver club
held Its second mooting lest night In
the old Noblo hotel building and hoard
reports from vorlous commlttoee.
Complotc arrangements were niado
for the rutlilcatlon on Saturday.
Geucral Tn amley sang hi 4 famous
song -The5 Red Whlto and Blue"
and scored a big hit The olub has
800 members and Is glowing rapidly.
Dick Reaves and Col. McReynolds say
tho membership will teach 1500 by
Saturdoy. Tlie feature of last night's
meoting was tho election of a chap-
lain Rov. W. V Buchanan who de-
livered a vigorous political prayer
Ho said:
Oil God thou great architect of the
universe from whoso mind leaps tho
law that governs the same nnd from
whose heart emanates the great law of
love which govorns Thy chlldron
who aro ono vast brotherhood Iu
tho name of Thy son tho great author
of llborty wo look to thco for dlvlno
guidance; temper Thou our delibera-
tions with charity nnd wisdom and
as tills now ordor goes sweeping along
tho highway toward tho towering
destiny lor which it was organized wc
ask Theo to register 111 Thy great ros-
ter tho solemn protest of thoso presont
and millions who aro lovers of the
author of liberty ngalnst tho actions
of leaders of that national convenlio
who by their unchristian conduct to-
ward tho followers of Christ by giv-
ing preference to a rabbi of a ehurch
who said "give us Barrsbas thieves
and robbers In preference to Thy son
tho author of llborty" whom they
slow for driving tho monoy mongers
out of Thy hotiso as n band of thieves
They liato him yet and lovo tho same
associates In Ameiiou that they did in
Jura. Let them bo shorn of their
strength who was onco strong; lot tho
tongue clcavo to tho roof of tho mouth
of him who would defend tho cause of
that Christlcss party. Givo us victory
on tho banner of tho common people
who love liberty nnd its author. Now
unto God tho Father of our spirits
und author of liberty bo glory and
honor for ever mora Amen
Small Cyclone In I'hltniUtphla.
Puii.ADKi.riiu July 28. A heavy
rain Storm havlnf n.nnv funtnrna lit
a oyclono passed ovor this city shortly
niter 0 o oioclc last evening. Despite
tho hurricane vlnlnnnn nt Om !m.i
vory little damago was done in this
uny. imisiorm was general 111 110
oi.ai.es i iuw jersey aim ueiaware.
Lightning played many pranks with
trolloy and olcctrlo wlos. Several
barns aio reported to havo boon struck
by lightning nnd destroyed.
Tho doctor may bo a good old man
but oven so medical examinations and
the "local-application" treatment aro
abhorrent to ovory woman. Thoy are
embarrassing often mulcts They
should not he submitted to until
everything cite has been tried. Iu
nine cases out of ton there is no rea-
son for them In nine casus out of
ten tho dootor in general practice
isn't competent to treat female dis-
eases. They mako a branch of medi-
cine by themselves. They are dis-
tinct from other uiiments. Uheycau
bo properly understood and treated
only by ono who has had yoar of ac-
tual practice and experience in this
parthular line Tills Is true of Or R
V. Pierce chief consulting physician
of the Invalid's Hotel and Surgical In-
stitute at Buffalo. N. Y. Dr Pierce's
Favorite Piesoription a roniedy for all
derangements of tho reproductive or-
gans of women has beon in actual use
for more than thirty years. It cures
ovory form of "female woaknoss"
Operutor
Wanted 100 operators to mako
overalls jumpers outing shirts la-
dles' shirt waists wrappers and la-
dlos' clothing In general. Apply to
tho standard sewing Machine Co. 100
Oklahoma avc Guthrie.
ltftf
VERY LOW ItATKS.
Hair Fare to Hen the (Irrut llo lull
(lame.
For the great contest for supremacy
of tho Territory between the Okla-
homa City und.Qutlirle base ball club
July 27 9 und fi the Sautu Fo will
sell excursion tickets from all points
between Perry and Oklahoma City at
one fare for tho round trip good on
any of the three days and returning on
the 30th Write your friends to come.
For Hale.
My homn property on 403 North
Second street and ono lot on North
First street mutt be sold right away
as 1 havo business that calls ma away.
Mrs Llnnlo Booth.
Spectacles and Kyej;laec
Thoso who wish their eyes scientifi-
cally examined and have glasses prop-
erly fitted should not fall to consult
Dr. Ignatz Mayor at his office over
Beehive Oklahoma avo 9 1. ut 1.
If you are in need of bo weather
negligee shirts call and get my prlcjs
on them. A big assorlmen on baud
and want to be closed out at the New
York Clothing House Ii. L. Cohen
proprietor.
The U. S. Oov't Reports
sJtovf Royal Baking Pawic
sttpwlor to mil otktfg.
WE ARE
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
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LOW
GOME AND SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE.
EISENSOHMIDT & WEOKEL
118 WEST OKLAHOMA AVE.
See Ours
S15.00 Line of Suitings
AND $5.00 PANTS.
WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY !
First-Class Cutters and Tailors in Our Employ.
H. L. COHEN
FREE COINAGE
FREE
l'ac 8lmlle of
This tlckot entitles the holder to one chance on a
I Warwick Cushion Frnmo Hlcj'clc
I Price $1 10 W to be drawn Sept 1 l&WJ. One ticket given
with each cash purchase rf (1.00 hy the
STOWE HARDWARE COMPANY.
No.
OKLAHOMA CARRIAGE WORKS.
HnmifncluroB all klmlH or VcIiIcIor. Painting Trimming and
Kopnirinr; promptly nUonrioil to.
322 South JHvIslon Htnot Huthrie 0k.
DR. IGNATZ MAYER
OCULIST.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 49, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 29, 1896, newspaper, July 29, 1896; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73684/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.