The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 15, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 17, 1896 Page: 2 of 4
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The Omclnl ' Ornn of LtiEn C.O'iiy
"fni Lr-ADsn Hinder; lion ot the lasi
Institutions of the Klud In tho VMt sad t"
dally turning out largoquaoMUMat work
Wend In your orders for binding mm! blank
tooks and they will he promptly atte-vtiic"
Tim. Daily Lkaoks accepts ndvertU-
Inn with the distinct and positive guar-
antee that It hat double the pain
circulation of any sow-pater published ii
Oklahoma.
'jp-ets'iX a3L'i'j.atJWi''
a;ri deal to authls ffuurn
coun'ry. Possess) ns? the Jfrcftlost nat-
ural rrpemrera And a boundless area
of tho fleost agricultural lands It
meant to tkttn not only tho aotual
-heap river transportation for tho
products and placing them in direct
-ouQp tlon with tho Uult the great
hlrh vat to Europe but it will glto
item tSe rtrr rates from ail'rattroads.
It will loud tit i Impetus to nil enter
pr" and stimulate the growth of that
(Mtuiirj im nctttirft(lr
BDIISCIUl'TION UATKK
DAILY.
One month delivered In city.. t
One rnontb liy mall 80
TViTce montI;i....... I BO
blx tnontlid..-... . S 00
One year-.... .8 00
WEFKLY
Six month-.-. .. IN
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THURSDAY DEOUMUHlt 1". 18P0.
A i'.immi tide of angtr la swooping
over tliis c u'itry at tbc assassination
of Antotiio Msceo the Cuban clilof.
There m. --"in1 to bo a gonoral belief
that the ("a tan side of tho story Is the
tru- one The Spaniards havo told so
mnny fa'sehoorls that nothing they
can sav secptetl u true whllo the
Uil Ing of Maceo in a cot ' ircnco truce
wov'd be nothmc unprccodontcd. It
Ik tho probable that several Americans
who weir with Mfeeeo were killed at
tlp iime lime. Tho deed. Instead of
be iiir one for 8pa"ln to ceicurtto bids
fair to be the one thinfr to bring new
and -trnnjr force against the horde of
wi 1 ves commanded hy Huteher Weyler
TIIK DKEi WATKIt CONVENTION
Prior to the advent of railroads Into
Port Smith tho Arkansas river was
tho principal means of travel and
transportation tor all this section of
country. The largest Mississippi river
steamboats reached points one hun-
dred and fifty miles above Fort Smith
It was no uncommon sight to see five
or six of theso river packets Hint? tit
Ft. Smith. Some business men char-
tered boats at Cincinnati 0 loaded
thom and went direct thero with their
I'lrROOB. Slnro competitive railroad
facilities became a fixed fact the river
has fallen into dtsme for anything but
local traffic Sandbars and other ob-
structions have bton allowed to accu-
mulate nnd in Us present condition ii
can only be used for small-slxed boau
a portion of the year. The reason of
this condition Is obvious and may bo
summed up by saying satisfy tht
wants of a people and no effort will b
mado or. their part to change the con
dition of existing affairs. The Fo
Smith Elovator coutalns afour-coluuu
article on tho subject of deep watei
and tho convention from which it
take the following of interest to all
Oklahoma business men:
Twentyflvo years auo the western
border of Arkansas was practically tm
western boundary to this portion oi
tho United States Heyond It th
country was occupied by people with
whom our national government en
tired Into treaties the same as witl
any other foroltw nation. While then
was considerable trade snJ traffl
across the line it was confined chit fl
to the neceEsatleH of life K.iri Sin i
had not thon a tenth of Its p i-m i
population. The area of luict m .
vation was praellcsliy uni I m. ii
of cotton there wcr no -utp n- pn
ducts to export hence w hen rallr. a l
made their appearance a'tluiiKh (
coHtllnr they furnished a moron-pi'
in oil c of transportation and llienrc
was abandoned Hut gradually a jfroai
change has taken place. Th Indian
Territory although the same as to its
natural status la so different in its
surroundings und intornnl affairs that
tho original aspect la aluiott blotted
from memory. Tho seml-alvlliscd In-
dians of twenty years ago have given
place to a peoplo the largest propor-
tion of whom are ready to take upon
themselves tho dutiofi aud obligations
of citizens of tho Unitod States. They
have becomo producers sustaining
themselves aud adding to the general
wealth of the country and wheo
opened up to general settlement nblch
is certain to be done iu I he very near
future it will beocme the wealthiest
al&to of tho Union in a few years.
West ot the Indian Territory the
territory of Oklahoma has
sprung up as if by magic Its popu-
lation la made up of the llower of the
push enargy thrift and Intelligence
of tho peoplo from every part of tht:
union.
From year to year the population of
theso two great territories has multi-
plied. Tho area ot land in cultiva
tlon has increased. The surplus pro
ducts become greater and the needk
of the people for the transportation
of theBo accumulating products to
commercial centers have augmented
to such an extont that they want and
are bound to have the cheaper r ver
transportation. They need it because
being furtbor away from oominerdei
trade centers railroad transportation
adds to tho cost of all produeu which
ia the greatest factor in destroying
the equality of values ot produets be
tween distant and near points to too
markot.
The Arkansas liver at Itart Hinltb
is the nearest point where this can b
accomplished. Prom here all thai
country can ioach New Orleans which
is our greatest puiat wet to foreign
countries. Using about midway be
tween Kansas and Texav t'ue river
outlet here would be of rquV. advan-
tage for all the oouutry between those
two states. Thi is thoroughly under-
stood by our Oklahoma Indian Terri-
tory and southern Kansas frleuds
Hence they arc anxious that a move be
inudo to have something done w-th this
river. Our Commercial league has unw
taken the matter in baud. A conven-
tion has been o&llod. It U to eoaaUt
of delegates from ail the different
points of Interest In Oklahoma Indian
Territory southern Kansas and north
era Texas. Tho convention will peti
tlon congress for a sufticieLi appro
?rlatlou to restore the mcr to 'M
former navigable condition.
A circri.Ait letter has been iuued hy
U o McCurtain of the Choctaw nation
advising the Choctowa uod Chlekasuws
to hold a convention and decide what
division of laudt apd property Is to bo
made under the Dawes commission al-
lotment plan. The letter Implies that
It is a settled fact that the Choctawi
and ' hickasaws are to have a settle-
ment of these matters at once es pro-
posed by the commission.
A iicai politician is tn rote'ptof
a letter from Cy Lulaud who makes tho
announcement that only those Repub-
licans who were "original McKlnley-
Ues" during the St. Louts convention
iill be given places at the nle oountcr.
This news will stiffen the hopes of
Dan Wtdtner ft. 1. McOabo and Maj- r
Iloeenbaum.
Ah unusual amount of interest
teems to be manifested in the coming
s"-sion ot the legislature Tho throngs
of applicants for legislative clerkships
are espelnlly vigorous In making their
Interest in the session known especi-
ally to ttw members.
u loko as ibe Dlngloy bill was
puttied by Itepnblicans It was all
right I ut when a PoptilM Instftted on
calling It up it deganorated into a very
otd:nary sort of an old tariff measure.
Tax thousand Oklahomans eagerly
await a call for volunteers to go to
vuba Two thousand of them are no
"patriots ' They have bills ngainst
lieutenant Ho Hock.
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great
It le nllegrd that tho prautico of
oolygamy prevails In the Osago nation
'iKb'. under tho oyos of Agont Tree-
its The old tyrant must be growing
o o blind
'H MfiMifitt. ftJB'TlUtiH whA-vHtU
gg'twv3W
LOSS OF VOICE
Aftor Acute Bronchitis
cnniED'ir? niso
Ohorry
Poctoral
AVER'S
A'PREAGHER'SEXPEfllENCL
"Threo mont1t3 ago. I took a vlo-
lent cold which .-osultctt in nn ntack
of ncuto broncliltt.s 1 put iinidf
nndoc medical trvntntiMit. inl it the
clut of two montlii win ti" uttn.
I fOlintl it verv (lirTrult to itohcIi
and ennr-ltidMl fo trv Ar. lirry
reotoral. The fust b.ttlr c.c" w
gront relief ; tho rro d l.i. h I im
now tnhhig. liaa roll( n tut ilm''
cntlrclyof nllunplonvniit srinpt.in1
tn;l I feci sure that one or iwo bot
tics more will effect ft permanent
cure. To nil minitera suffering from
throtit troables I reronc-Td Arcr's
Cherry Pectoral."- M l'.rvwi.rv
D. P. l)it. becre. i. Am. r.apl.
Pnlilicntlon Pocic l'eterburg Vn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
00LD KEDAL AT THE WOm.D'3 i'AIIl.
AYER S LEADS fillJDTHEnrSARSflPAmLLAS.
BktUfnl .luweler
Thoro Is quite a difference between
tho jewelry work done by mnho shift
aud experts. I havo had soino work
dono recently by J. W. Ferrlcr In the
Eaglo drug storo and tho quality
clearly demonstrates that ho is an
artist in his chosen trade Those
looking for good work nnd courteout-
troatraont cannot go nmies by patron-
izing Mr. Fcrrler Mrs. A Vincent.
N AOMI Hebctan Lodge N. 2 I. O O. I'.
meets every Tliurmlay evenlnp .it 7:Sc
In Odd Fellows hall In the Weinberger band-
ing Visitors welcome
AUni.I.A HOMSHr.It N o
IIIUDIE KCXytT. 80CV
SIH Pna ia lK-iiinf.
txr-vrt axd Ohio I'cr 16. .An
ngont of tho Illinois Ptrel oompany iu
an interview in this ntv stated that
tho steel pool will ston be on its feet
again The plan Ik then to make it
hot for the Bollalre eompanj . that dis-
rupted tho pool by withdrawing nnd
cutting prices The agent said tha' ts
soon as the pool wss once more in
working order the member In the tot-
ritory of the Bellalre oompany would
sell steel bt'low cost If necessary to
froeie that concern out the losses
being made good by the pool treasury
Iu1or anil Vnlltto.
ClN( inxati Ohio Do. in. .Notwith-
standing the assertion that politics
would not enter into the deliberations
of tho Federation of Labor tin i? was
very little evept politics in jesti w'av
session The feature of the day ns
the rejection of the r dentinls of
President Poim-rin of tlie L'hicngo
Waiters' union. Last summer Poineroy
lss "i a manifesto in favor of 'MeKiii-
lc It waanpenlr charged ye-terday
that be had sold nut to liannii. Pome
ro reeeiveil only Ui votes out of t00.
liidluh Tarrltory roiirtn.
A ashiiotox. Deo. 10. Tlie house
committee qn Judiciary voted to reeom-
mend to Iho appropriations commit too
that the TpdegralT bill of last session
making the offbvrs of the United
States oourta salaried instead ot feed
oflicials be extended to the ofllceM of
th" United States eourta for tho In-
dian Territory vibo wore excepted
from the prolsion. of the rpdegrnff
bill This i-banre will not apply to
court commissioners. Attorney Gen-
eral Harmon asks for tho leg ila tlon.
ijiailU bitcoseiU Lynch.
Topeka ICan. Dec. 16. Oovernor-
eleet Leedy last night announced the
appointment of llarr.i Landia of Med-
icine Lodge as warden of lite rcnilen-
tltitx. Lnndls wns ft colleague of Leedy
In the st-nle .onate two years a-rn and
the to are 1isom friends.
u ArlMnrrfltlc Ontlim.
Pout Scorr Knn IVc in.- Kd My-
ers an aristocratic :i; 'leanng young
man who refuses to slat" whoro he
lives was nrrnigtifil in court yester-
day charifed with burglary. He
ainoriicd from the inil into tlie court
room wearing l.i.l alnvcs gold-rimmcd
spectaolcs nni' a dress suit and
pcared as his own counsel.
IF Ft E E !
BUTT'8I!
AH ;
. LLEQANT DUTTO.M PIWl
IS WITH CACH PACKAOt.
MX
IS OF
I O LJ IC fe.
9 AN OPPORTUNITY TO j
1 MAKE A GOLLEGT'Orii !
I OF BUTTONS j
Vk WITHOUT cosr. '
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NOUGHT
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ALLXANDER SALVINI DEAD.
riie Nnml Yiiuiig- Ai lor Ihm inaj In
J ii ' Vftr I oiik UIiimi.
1'iiiiuni' Itahl)c 1 -Alexander
'(iMiil '-on i 'I'iiiiihso Sulvlui llio
"nit Itali m .ii tor and hlmvlf a well
mown American actor died to-day
after a long sickness from t onsnmp-
ti n of th- lion eis.
Hlmrkcy Tedlllc-.
KinKmmisco Dec- 10 The l'llz-slinn'ns-Sliarkey
witnes-ses yosterday
gave no sensational lestlniony but
Pitz-'uiiuions' friends my thoy are now
able to prove a doctor performed an
operation on Sharkey to produce ex-
ternal evidem e of nn npnaront foul
ami th:it !m was paid 81000 for doctor's
service i hum as Slmrkcy's testimony
was siinpK it denial ot the stories told
bv Ids trainer. Hilly Smith nnd George
Allen. He never heard of a conspiracy
befoe the fight had no talk with Harp
nii'i i t no money on the tight. He
dec jre t Pitsalmmon sti nek him a
foul blow in the groin.
nrrlfti-d b)' iSOO lint.
8t .Idsi I'll Mo. Doe 17. - - Joseph
Calm a retired mnnufiiotnrer was
called to his front door Sunday night
by n small 1 o who hando 1 liim a liox.
He ticked who nt Uiv oox and a man
standing in tho shallow near the gate
calU 1 to the boy to come away. Cuhn
oier.id tlie box and found $600 in bills
insuic. enclosed in an onveloix). Ho
il..-s not know who sent it but bo-
livM'K that it wae from onieoue who
hud - ndled him years ago
Ktioutod tij gliuotinc.
Sai-i LiXf Citv Utah Dee 10.-
Patrick Ooughlin was exeeutetl yestor
dav in Sage Hollow twontyflvo miles
north of Fa ho for Uie killing of
deputy sheriffs Thomas Stagg of
Echo and E. A Dawes ot ISvauiton
Wyo.ou JuH so i(d He was shot
to death bv Hie deputies under Shoriflf
Dickson.
It Wm a (iwiil lar for Ilnvltt.
GxoHUKTOwn S. a Deo. Itt. Tho
presidential imrty onjoyed splendid
soort off South island yesterday the
number of ducks begged being about
ninety.
'Ihsre It Not hint tin (looiL
Thore Is nothing just as good as Dr.
King's New Dlsaovory for Consump-
tion Coughs and Cold so demand It
and do not penult the dealer to sell
you some substitute. He will nut
elalna there is anything better but in
order to make moro proflt ho may
elatm someihlug else to bo just as
good You waut Dr King's New Dis-
covery beiiuuec you kuow it to bo cafe
and reliable and guuiantced to do
good or money ref unded For CougliB
Colds Caneuinption and for all affec-
tions ot Throat Chest and Lungo thore
s nouung so goon as it ur. King's
Ne .v Discovery. Trial bottles free at
C R. Uenfro's drug stor- Itcgular
slxe SO cents and St.
Chronic constipation is a painful
disagreeable aud lifo-sbortcnlng diffi-
culty It derange tho system causes
siok headache bad breath and poisons
the blood. It can bo readily overcome
by DeWitt's Little Early ItUers. These
little pill aro great regulators Eagle
wrtig otnre w Harrison avenue
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
GUTHRIE Camp No. 3 Woodmen of the
World meets every Monday nliflit tn the
K. of 1 ha" Visiting Woodmen are wet
come. J. ii. luwiiiis oierk.
I.ko vinount uon. win.
Knowledge and Im
If the Knowledge ot find ere but a
ituilv of etentlffr propositions. e
ould master them b imlnlng the hi
tellcct but while kno-l'ilu( niav In-
rrease our faith we mu; lino leio in
jur hearta before we mn ienh a full
and perfect knowledge Hex v n
Daki
Many political speaker? clergymen
singers and others who uso the voleo
oxcossivolv. roly upon One Minuto
Cough Cure to provent huskiness and
larynKltis. Its value as a prevcutativo
is only equaled by its power to afford
instantaneous relief Eaglo Drug Store
ion Harrison avonuc
CLOTHING SALE
Monday December 21.
will commence closing out our entire stock of Clothing
When we advertise to do a thing our customers know that
we will do just what we say we will; so from Monday
Dec. 21 to Jan. 1 we will sell Cuthinir nt actual cost.
This will include everything- in the Readv-Made Clothing
Lino. Suits Coats Pants Overcoats Overalls Shirts etc.
We will also give you very low prices on all goods during; this
sale. Kememder we handle Dry Goods Clothing Boots
Shoes Hats Caps Groceries. Hardware Queensware
Glassware Tinware. Woodenware. Window Glass Lamps
and Toys.
We pay Houghton's scrip for produce and that is the same
as getting the cash for Houghton's scrip will buy anything
that is sold in Guthrie as we have made arrangements with
ucaicrs in oiner lines irom wnai we are Handling. Blacksmiths
Wagonmakers Shoemakers Barbers Butchers Tailors Har-
nessmakers. Jewelers Dentists Doctors Druggists Restaurants
Wagon Yards. Lumber Yards Second Hand Stores Carpenters
Bricklayers Stonemasons Plasterers. Laborers and Tinners to
take this scrip when presented the same a9 cash. It will also
pay for your subscription to this paper. Houghton's scrip will
buy any line of goods or pav for almost any kind of labor that
is performed in Guthrie
Hy tho way what nro jou paying for Iho lollowing Goods.
This is what we are selling them for:
Ml lbs. granulated sugar (sublect to change) for Si. On
THE SUN.
Tho First of Aniorlcnn Nownpapers
CHAHLE3 A. DANA. Editor.
ap-
imcklen'M Arnica .SmIvx.
Tho Host Salvo In the world for
Outs Krulsos Sores Ulcers Salt Khoum
Fever Bores Tetter Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Uirns and all Skin Erup
ttons and postlvcly cur.'s Piles or no
pay required It is guaranteed to give
perfect sat Uf notion or mon -v re funded.
Price 2S cents per bos. For Sale Hy
a P.. Rr-Nrno Outhrie
Uso U. S. Patent Hour and you will
havo no in"r. poor bread. Fi r sale
oi.ly at the Welcome tlroecry tf
Tho American Constitution the
American Idea tho American Spirit
Theso first last and all tho time
forever.
Daily by mall - Sfl a year
Dally and Sunday hy mall $8 a year
The Sunday Sun
Ts the greatest Sunday News-
paper in the world.
Price 60 a Copy By Mail. $2 a Yonr.
Ailrirrni TIIK SUN New Yolk
uuTimii: Lonou no 2
A V. & A. M. ItCRUlar meet-
ing tblrd Tuesday evening
In each month at 8 o'clock.
All brethren cordially In-
vited to attend.
n. v. AimnaY sec.
E. S. DONNELLY W. M.
GUTIIKIK Lodge No. I A. O. U. W. meeU
Thursday ewnlngsot each week at 7
In Victor block corner First and Harrison
And tho Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies.
Vlnltlnir Workmen alwavs welcome.
P. V. dATCHlH.L M. W
C. O. UNC'II Kccordcr.
-. UT1IRU! LodRC No.
IC. of P.. meets
cwrv Weiluexdav at 7:S01n their hall
tn thp Victor block corner l'lrxt and Harrl
vu. VUlllng tnlghts are always welcome
W. 11. MnttTKN 0. O.
J. FOUCAUT M of V. and K. of it S
O It M Meets every Tuesday night In Ii.
I koi l' nan. visiiini
chiefs always wcl-
Conic W. H II. MKAKUKY jr.
M.U. OUBIUtY. Chief of Iteconls.
3. I. O O. F. meets
Monday night of each week at 7:80. VIs-
GUTimiR Lodge No
Mondav ulEht of a
ttlng Odd Fellows alnays welcome.
FRANCIS A. MnVETTK.
W. IIRUCR. Sec'v lock liox 17.
N O
kLaHOMA Encampment No. 11. O O.P
mingin
c tatrla
It OLSON a 1
J meets every Tuesday evening In
fellows nan at 7 su. ah visum
welcome. S
K. F. MERTKN Scribe.
Odd
Kitrlarch
MUTUAL HCNEFIT TO LADIES. We
furnish employuient procure help buy
sell or exchange fancy articles noTclty
gooili periodicals etc.
WOMEN'S 1NFOUMATION HUREAU.
Room SO Lyon Illocl:
Cor. Harrison and DhUlon
"SPECIAL BKEW" F0U
21 nOTTLES FOR $1.00.
PAJIIIjY USK;
:six
PHONE NO
TFJTesbarjrJLsstOBa.
2.
J. W. McNEAL Pnic.OKNT
A J SEAY VicifPitnsiiiRNT
GUTHRIE NATIONAL
Capital
Surplus
ANK.
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Itourd of Directors In addition to Hank Olllcnr
Jamus Strattou Horacn Speed Iiobcrt Martin J. 11 CotUnidiatu
W. J. HORSFALL Ca-Jhlor.
Lillie s
Pills
Cure all Your Ills.
The success of this undertaking' Leader oSIca
I Wautfd -Cleau 0a rafr Apply at
We have faith in thorn and to prove It make you this proposi-
tion: Prosont us with a copy of the Lcador
containing this ad. and
1 5 Cents and One Bottle is Yours
Again. After using a bottle if not satisfied return us
the empty bottle and get the 15c back.
Lillie's Dru Store
has a news stand in connection and Lillie will take your sub-
scription for any book paper or periodical published.
3E. 3ES. XXXXrfnES c$& OO.
KUG HOOK AM) NEWS DEPOT.
Fifty head two-year old ewes want-
ed at once. Apply or write to Leader
oQlce 3 tf
New Camp House
WAGON YARD
and:
"The Welcome."
Good Woll Water for Stock and
Every Cqnvonlonco for tha Farm-
er Freighter and Stockman.
FEED FURNISHED IF DESIRED
JOHN CRAVES Prop.
Vilas Avo. Opp. Cah Hani.
Hugh H. McCreary
!
Flrst-Clahrt Rigs AlwayH Keudy.
Hack line running every daybelween Guth
rie auu uaauuici cxgeiii auouui u o
Mill. Uirn Cor lt and Vllat.
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GUNS
Gun Makers and Dealers in
PISTOLS AHHUNITIOH BICYCLES FISHING .TACKLE
And Sportsmen's Goods.
- Clxolx. :BtoxrXx3.C sl SToJLctl-txr.
Oldcbt aud only exclusive Gun nnd Snortinc Goods Hou-o iu Oklahoma. Twertv-flvo v ears' experience In shop
d field coup'ed with an honest dc&irc to servo ourcustomers well is worth something1 to you. If you are looking
or a Rooil gun or a good wheel made hy (rood makers and used by good people tho placo to find it U with us and it
goes without Bayins that if you got it atOlemlth's it will ba 0. K in price quality and material
-4
Arbuckle's coffee per package.
ijion couee per package.
Breakfast cup coffee per packai;.-
Cracked Java coffee
IQ lbs. beans for
30 lbs. oat Uake for
35 lbs. hominy Hake for
ID lbs. rice for
120 lbs. peaches (dridd) for
21 lbs. prunes (California) for
Stove Pipt) per joint
22 lbs. apples (dried) for
19 lbs. raisins for
18 lbs. California figs for
12 lbs. nectarines for i
Irish potatoes per bushel
Apples per bushel
Salt per barrel No. 1 -
4 lbs. bilking powder for
2 lbs soda Arm & Hammer or QbViftiranrij
1 lbs. soda Anvil
8 lbs. sal. soda for (
7 bars While Russian soap for
7 bars Clairette soap for
7 bars Grandmother's soap for
2 pkgs Lilly Gloss starch for
2 pkgs corn starch foi
2 No. 2 lamp chimneys for
1 No. 1 lamp chimney for
Stove- Pino nor joint
Elbows
Battle Ax tobacco
Horse Shoe tobacco per pound
Star tobacco per pound
Anchor tobacco
Rough and Ready smokiug tobacco
Black pepper (whole) per pound
Black pepper (ground) per pound
Allspice fground) per pound
Allspice (whole) per pound.
Mustard ground
Mustard whole
Ginger ground
Cinnamon ground
!$ (iiinrts Cranberries lor
8 cans tomatoes for
1 cans corn for
California peaches per can
California egg plums par can
California green gage plums per cftu
California apricots
Stovo Pipe por joint "'
Corn starch per pkg.
Laundry starch per pkg
fl lbs. home-made apple butter.
1 lbs. so-called apple butter
Buttermilk soap per cake
Rope inch and larger per lb.
Rope 7-10 inch and smaller per lb.
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Mis. Potts' Nlcklo-plated Sad Irons
Slioomakors' StauJ and S Lusts
Hill's Hog Itlngors.
Two llama Staples for
Two Haino Clips for
Nails In round lots
Stovo Dampers
Manure Forks 4 Une
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File 10 Inch
HllgKy Sttihs ' Inch .ei set
Huggy Stubs 1 tnrh. pel et
Hugfjy Stubs 1 Inch por sot
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IlnlrSoles
Only a few days left to bring i'i those 10 ears of corn
test closes January 1st.
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WHITE The Jeweler.
I have just received a very large of Jewelry
Watches Fancy Clocks Silverware and Out Glass.
My stock is larger this year than ever before.
I am making very low prices on Solid Gold and
Gold Pilled Watches. Now is the time to buy Pine
Goods. Come in early. You will be surprised at
the low prices I am making. Come in and see the
NEW STOCK OF CUT GLASS.
I have one Pine New Piano left in stock. This
Piano will go at less than wholesale cost to close
out this branch of the business.
WHITE The Jeweler.
TELe 2SJ. 3E8- CS!fc&.ssica.Lo
WHOLUSALB AND RETAIL DIlALEUS IN
THE BEST GEADES OF COAL.
CANON CITY
1VE1K CITY
FR0NTENAC
S3I1TIIINU.
Also SOLE AGENT for the Genuine McAIestur Coal which
takes the place of Onita and Canon City for every purpose Will
give you prompt delivery.
OFFICE AND YARI1S 424 OKLAHOMA AYE. PHONE No. 6.
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