The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 75, Ed. 1, Friday, August 28, 1896 Page: 4 of 4
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Dry Goods Notions Furnishings Boots Shoes
Hats and Caps Clothing Carpets Matting Etc.
TO BE THROWN ON THE MARKET
AT LESS THAN IT COST TO MANUFACTURE THEM.
THIS IS BETTER THAN
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SLAYER OP BILL DOOLIN IS
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OUTLAW WILL BE BURIED HERE
Ami Not TrtUen to ft. .Sinldi for Itlentlll.
ration hi at 1'lrnt rror-nseil Unptnln
llotlce or Wells I'nrgo Co l'ay
Heck Thomas 15BOO llmrnrtl for
llio Killing nf tint Deaperntto
story of Doolin' l.lfu.
Thelolyof lltll Doolin will not be
taken toll Smith butuillho burtad
liero toil a v Telegrams fiora Ft.
-Smith authorities rcer veil gave tlm
marshal's oflkv to um:.riand that It
was ttnncce--ary to 1 ti. tin- dead out
law's Imtly iivt-r tint ii t r v for tho
Bake of i r.j-pci'tive rnii !- In that
proofs nf idrntificat il death
Would be i lltll n-lll.
Capt 1 ! 1 '' ) i i.i1 oflicer for
Welh. Iaik'ii v v i.'r. nir . ii Kansas
City urtivfi in Hit- cit ytenlay and
afterviewmg the rem not of the des-
perado pan! to Deputy II. tk 'Ihonms
S'i'K) in rash This reuaid had been
offered by the express company for
the arrest and conviction of Dooltu.
Capta n Dodge in a vorv pleasant and
libini' like gentleman and ho dtd
not stop tc 'aggie about terms upon
satisfying himself of Doolln'a tloatli.
Dcuuty Thomas will divide the money
bettvorri tlie member of his poseo.
Deputy Iiii I Tilghman will alto get a
slico. Thomas and TUgliman have
trai&oU together without keeping
books for several tears and Thomas
feels that Tilghman is entitled lo a
share in the rane-off. The Wells
Fargo To. has paid rewards aggregat-
ing $5Goo for the conviction or death
of territorial bandits nod so far has
never refused to pay a reward to offi-
cers whet? duly earned.
Doolm was born in Johuson county
Ark. but early in life went to Texas
whore he remained until sixteen years
ago- At the ago of 2:; be eatne to the
territory and became a cowboy. It
was the Id story of a v. ..il and unre-
strained life leading on to bloodshed
ond eight yearn ago lie began his
career a an outlaw sen mg tl rtt with
the younger Daltons ll.cn itb BUI
Dalton .ip Wyatt Arkansas Tom
Hill llaidler and otkits and dually
outdoio;.' them all in during and crime.
Ui minor ctimeB and affrayH are
numbtrU-ss but the affairs which have
made h great notoriety are the
houthst C.iy Mo raid the Henton-
ville At-'. bank robbery the Caney
Kae haul the Canadian Texas ex-
press ra.J Hed Rock Pryor ereek and
Dover tram robberies; Coffey ville ICt
raid and IugalU. Ok battle wherein
Deputy Marshals .Speed Shad ley and
Houston were killed
For a year he had been in hiding and
Awarded
Highest Honor World's Fair.
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BAKING
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cr esm of Tartar Powdr. Fre
from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant
40 Years the Standard
all elTorts to discover his whereabouts
were futile until last December when
it was discovered that ho had been
living near Burden Kan but had left
tbero. Deputy Tilghman after weeks
of work trauod him from there to
Kuroka Springs and captured him
Ingle handed.
Doolin had walked from his hotel at
Kurokii Springs to the bath house and
was sittiufj- !u the reading room when
TJighmau untorad. TUgliman who
had boon tracing the outlaw for six
months had just arrived In town and
did not o.xpoct to find hit man In the
bath house when ho entored and waa
takon by surprise to aee him sitting
there reading a paper. Quick as a
Hash however he had decided upon a
plan of notion and walked rapidly
across the room passed Doolin and
then wheeling with drawn revolver
grappled with him.
The struggle was a desperate one
but weakonrd by disease crippled by
rheumatism and taken by surprise
the iimn who had never before known
d f at 'u cot quered.
lii If IVghinan ht Id him fast with
a i o vi i di tiU head the proprietor
watiiiinl in 'o disarm the captured
bandit nii'l afur u. few moments'
tiilltl itn men agreed that it was beat
to get nut of that place at once aa
Tllgbmau wanted no legal complica-
tions and Doolin was nervous abont
Arkansas lynch justice Upon tho
outliw giving his word to male: no
attempt at esoapo the ofllcer did not
handcuff htm and in that way he
came all tho way to Guthrie being
assured that if he made the least move
ho would bo shot dead.
"1 thought I recognised him when
ho walked Into the room" said Doolin
attcward spoaklng of the capture
"but never thought of such a thing as
one man tackling me. I was looking
for a crowd with guns. I expected to
bo found sooner or lator folt that I
would bo nhol down like a dog ami
Intended to do my share of the shoot-
ing. Had I beun sure of Tllghman
when he came into tho door I would
have shot liitn dead In a twinkling "
TUgliman earned rewards aggre-
gating about $5000 by capturing
Doolin but they wore not payable
until conviction Whether he will get
anything out of them now that Doolin
is doad is a queetlon.
Three years ago Doolin married a
girl named Ellsworth daughter of a
country preaeher living near Lawsoo
l'ay no county and they have one child
a little boy t years old.
AH last fall he lived with his family
in a tent two miles from Itnrden Ks
and It was through n letter writton by
his wife to a friend that trace of the
mtioh hunted man was first secured.
In the oase of both Hill Doolin and
Hill Dalton the most noted outlaws
slttoe tho Junies brothers tbeir final
eapture and downfall was brought
about by their giving way to their
feelings of family affection and at-
tempting to live for a time with their
wives and children.
CITY IN BRIEF.
t'oraoBHl 1'ulntA nutt Mntfrm Trnimplrlni;
In ami About llio Ully
Dr. Stevens is in Hi He no.
Mrs. J I) Beadles has returncJ.
Mr V. U. dole Is dangerously ill.
Judge Tarsney went to HI Ituno yes-
terday. L. M. Lane waa over from Kingfisher
yesterday.
Mrs. II. II. Tlagan left yesterday for
St Lonia.
Sheriff Ilauaon was down from l'crry
yesterday.
Dr. Love of Perry was In the elty
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gardner are home
from Colorado. -
Democratic ward and township pri-
maries tonight.
Will Uoenscheidt was In Oklahoma
City yesterday.
The Salvation Army added six re-
cruits last night.
Wedding booked 'or next Wednes-
day night. Quiet
L J. Host of Iteardon Ark. ts so-
j jurning in the elty.
L J. Ktinson was here from Okla-
homa City yesterday.
.1 It Cottinghum has returned from
u legal trip to Newklrk.
C. F. Bisensehmldt and family have
returned from Hutchinson.
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M. K Ilootoni hei a new boy.
has named it Willie Hryan.
Fifteen bales of cotton were mar-
keted in the elty yesterday.
A patient named Uahn eeeaped from
the asylum at Koriuan yesterday.
Congressman Dennis Flynn will ar-
rive from the west side tomorrow.
Claude Uellwood waa billon on the
hand yesterday by a rattle snake.
J . T. H. Younger brought a federal
prisoner down from Perry yesterday.
Aa unknown man was hilled by a
freight train north of Perry yesterday.
A Hsteraau. of ICausus City and V.
II. Mudge Newton are registered at
the Hoyal.
Paul Jundt the cool man was in
Ardmore yesterday looking after his
ice business.
F. M. Kisbaidson and Attorney Gen-
eral Galbraith were up from Okla-
homa City yesterday.
See W. Granville Smith's "A Popular
Wave" in Truth tomorrow. All
trains and news stands.
Rev. Buyer Is in trouble at Perry.
It is alleged that he did some queer
work in his divorce suit.
The city council allowed a number
of bills last evening and paaaed some
street repairing ordinance.
Why
My little boy when two year of age
was taken very 111 with bloody flux. I
was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy end
luekily procured part of a bottle. 1
earefutly read the directions and gave
it aeoordlngly. lie waa very low but
slowly and surely he began to Im-
prove gradually recovered and is now
as stout and strong as ever. I feel
sure it saved UU life. 1 never can
praise the remedy half its worth. 1
am sorry every one in the world does
not Know how gool it is. a I do I
Mrs. Llna b. IlintOB. Urahamsvillr j
Marion county Fla. For sile by Sea-
toman Drug Co.
Try thoio fresh oysters at the liiu
Utelc short order house i: v.i liar
rlsou ayonuo. - i
A man and his wife can gt t comfurt
able room and good board at a reason
able rate at Mrs. Newjon'e 41 south
First street tf I
Do people buy Hood's Bwr.onarilla In
preference to any other in fact almost
to the exclusion of all others?
Beca
Tiny know from actual use that Hood's
is I he U-dt I. c It cures w hen others fail.
Hu.xi' Sarsaparills Is still nude under
th.) iiv-r.4o:idl supervision of the educated
plmi-mftclli tnrho originated it.
Tie quest 'on of best ia just as positively
I ti U'd iu favor of Hood's as the question
i eft- uiptrlie sales.
A i'lur thinir Every athertidt'meut
i oi 1 1 iod's 'aii.auurilU is true is iionant.
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Sarsapariila
i -s blomt UuriftVr. Alldrugg-UU.SI.
.. :r. I. Hoed & Co. IvvnU Mas.
H rtff are the only plIU to take
OOiJ 3 PIllS ivHhJlootrsSarsaiurllla.
It is likely that the Brooks building
on Harrison avonue will bo used for
legislative purposos next year.
Sly H Oberlander the scattering
sage of Garfield county 1b iu theiity
looking for u political opening.
The IC of P lodge held sn Interest-
ing meeting last night At the next
meeting new by-laws wtll be ndopteil
Mont Pnlnier one of the courteous
salesmen in Itumsuy's dry goods em-
porium has returned from Gueda
Springs.
Col. Corklns la acting agent at tho
Santa Fc depot during L. It. Lelancy's
absence. Cork is a rustlor and is liked
by overyone.
K. II. Perry of Perry was nomina-
ted by tho Republicans of tho Second
council district candidate for the up
per house at Pawnee.
The Santa Fe has tigatn cut the Gal-
veston rate on grain from Wichita
throe cents. The cut has not beau an-
nounced here yet but it is liable to be
L. It. Dulnuey bought a box of green
goods yceturdsy in Colorado to send to
Capt Taylor. Advices say Del has
been worked by every eon man along
the road.
niAittitisrittiPEititKu
The boH way to avoid soulp diseases
hair falling out mid premature bald
nese is to use the best preventive
known for that purpose Hall's Hair
Henewer.
Mrs. Judge Turstiey is slowly recov-
ering from her recent Injuries but is
obliged to use crutches. Judge and
Mrs. Tarsney will leave for UI Reno
nexf week.
Mrs Manning charged with com-
plicity in the murder of her hiiBbaud
nt Orescent City was roleused yoster-
day without ball. Attorney Asp rep-
resents hor.
The Kpworth League will have u
social Friday ovoniug at Mr. Moflko-
dal's two miles southeast of town.
Iuo oroum and pouchos and orcnm will
be Borvod. All are Invited.
Kd J. Hussoy a dry goods traveling
salesman of St Joe Mo well known
here Is under arrest at Kansas Olty
charged with enticing two 10-year-old
girls of Augusta Kansas from their
homes
Two Lite SutccI
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction
City Ills. was told by her daughter
that she had consumption and that
there wns no hopo for her but two
bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery
completely cured her and she says it
saved hr life. Mr Thomas loggers
UO Florida St. San Francisco suf-
fered from a dreadful cold approach-
ing consumption tsied without result
everything else then bought one bot-
tle of Dr. King's New Discovery and In
tw 3 weeks was ou red He is natural-
ly thankful. It is such results of
uhljk these ure samples that prove
Uic wonderful oflleney of this medleino
in coughs and eolde. Free trial bottle
at Seatonlan Drug store- Regular
siae SOe and SI.
The colored people are waging war
on Rev. I. II . Williams. They stigma-
tise hliu as a vllllan and libertine and
propose to run him out of town. Will-
inniB lias beou holding a heated revival
in West Guthrie
Are you tired all the HmeV Then
your blood needs to be enriched and
and purltWl by Hood's SareaparlUa
the One True Blood Purfler. It gives
vigor unci vitality.
Hood's Pill's are oas to take easy
to operate. Curo ladlgestfon bilious
near. See.
All kinds of Mineral Water Hd
Soda Pop delivered to any part of the
city N. V. Cheadle pboue No. 8.
Itosril.
Mrs. Newton has removed to S14
South First htreot Table board 91
per week.
The U S. Gov't Reports
alww Royai Baking Powder
superior to all others.
How to Keep Oool
If you aan'fc go to Colorado or tho
seashore drln? Cheadle's Famous Pop
at home.
If you want bit in distributed any
where In Oklahoma wrlto Smith the
bill distributor box 260 Uuthrlr Ok-
lahoma. 18 U
Se- Smith the bill distributor.
I.oortl Miill-t'iirrler Aoeu.ml tif ltnlnfc Too
tiny.
Mall Carrier William Connelley has
been called upon by the potnni! do
purtinent to answer serious charges
preferred against him by people tiling
his route. The charges agaiest Con-
nelley embrace everything from of-
fensive partisanship to old age and
arc not only voluminous but arc
backed up by strong atlHnvits. Mr.
Connelley has answered the allega-
tions preferred against him and tho
action of the department Is now anx
iously awaited. It is alleged that Con-
nelley has an unpleasant habit of dis-
turbing political meot'ngs anil talking
with his mouth. Heretofore Congress-
man Flynn has kludiy looked after
the mall otrrier'e interestM und de-
fended him when his job was endan-
gered but il I snld Flynn refuses to
assist Connelley any more
Old I'ttniiln.
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
rind the true remedy in ISIeotrie Hitters.
Thia medicine duo not stimulate and
contain no whiskey nor other Intoxi-
cant but acta as a tonic and alterna-
tive. It acts mildly on the stomach
and bowels giving tone to the organs
thereby aiding aaturc in the perform-
untie iX tho functions. Klectrio Hitlers
is an uxcelleut appetiser and aids di-
gestion. Old people find It to be just
exactly what they noetl. Price 50c per
bottle -at Saatoulan Drug Store.
The bridge on Division street just
north of the city limits is In an Impass-
ible condition and very dangerous and
the county commissioners should look
nf ter it A horse driven by Mrs. Clau-
man and daughter wont through the
bridge yesterday and badly wrecked
the buggy tho ladles having a narrow
osoape.
Not one complaint has evor been
made by those using Ayer's Sarsup-
arllla according to directions. Fur-
thermore wo have yet to learn of a
case In which it has failed to afford
bonoflt. So say hundreds of druggists
nil over the country. Has cured
others will cure you.
During the fair there will be u com-
petitive drill by the Oklahoma National
Guard in which at least three com
panies will be represented. Tho
judges will be chosen irom Fort Reno.
Several sham battles will also be
fought by tho various companies.
Since 1878 i here hare beon nine epi-
demic of dysentery In different parts
uf the country In which Obamberlain's
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
win used with perfect success. Dys-
entery when epidemic is almost a
severe and dangorous at Asiatic chol-
era. Heretofore the best efforts of
the most skilled physicians have failed
to ekeck its ravages this remedy
aowever has cured the most malig-
lant ease both of children and
id nils and under the most trylog
oudltlons which proves it to be the
jest medicine in the world for bowel
aompUlDta. For sale by Seaionlan
Drug Co.
$3$$x$X$SSj3M$iti4 jttSIi$35!S5."
I IGNATZ MAYER M. D.
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DISEASES AND SURGERY
OF THE
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Sclonllfflcally Adjtmtncl
TO SUIT ALL DEFECTS--BRI8HL
I OlTPICJB 124 Oklahoma Av.. ueur Firt Street
Over i3t?t Hive Store.
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ENTAL WORK
For the next 20 days I will do all classes of Dental
Work for IIAF TETE USUAL PRICES I need tin
cash and for it I make this cut and mean busine
All work will be warranted the very best but prio -.
cut square in the middle
DR. PEOPLES The Dentist.
Southwest corner Oklahoma Ave. and First Street Up Stair-
Vor tin's.
Two story house 8 100ms klu-ben
and good cellar stable buggy feed
and chicken house and waterworks
All situated on three improved lots
with a variety of fruit Terms easy
and satisfactory 10U B. Noble ave.
Apply 'to land otBoe. Stf
The Cimarron water bathing poo r
Mr. vtsy's farm at the mout'i
Cotton wood is being well pair
this wea'her This Is the t'
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Are indeed new models and not 'on ;
masqaei ttd.ing under the guise of 'Wo
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at the exclusive aud practical lUi
proveruents arc fully appreciated
leix every where ai.J die uruvi-rsu
lion for escelleuce u et rded ltt'UiUi r
ducts during ibe pt .-ars is of
uWeient guarantee '.ii.u in buying
iDgton you can iniut no imsUtUc.
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