The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 53, Ed. 1, Tuesday, February 2, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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IHtf I. f A UK 'i OCTHKIE. OKLAHOMA
CITY IN B1HBF.
rmanal rntott mad Mlnri TrBpiiiB
In noil Abotil the PUt
EllOD
Bench ..
Yaw Thurtday Diktat McKennon a
Yaw on Feb 4.
Alba Hey wood tonight
Ellen Beach Vaw Feb 4
Ed Donnelley Is 06nTaleent
John Plafl It up from Edmond
Edd Mltta Is 1b Oklahoma City
Zach Mulhallls down from Mwlha'i
loe It being oat on the Cotton wood
D. C Lewta Is tip from Okl!om
Oity
Le Roy Walker apent Sunday r still-
water. 0 M BarneaWMin OUlabona Citv
Sunday.
Deputy 11111 Tllgbman Is o.pi from
Chandler.
Mra Ea Weeks returned to AV chita
yesterdav
Fred llilloy 1 a Clerk in the Kama
legislature.
Bishop Brooke held serrloot Bumlav
at Norman.
Society will turn cwt in force to bear
Yaw Feb. 4.
Attorney H K. Ap was in Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Judge Keaton returned to Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Miss Daisy Jones died Saturday at
Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Harmon le confined to her room
with la grippe.
A W. Koontz has returned from
Kingman Kan.
Tho Cottonwood was povorad with
skaters Sunday.
Alba Hoywood at Fraatoytrlan
church tonleht
Chief Olerk Oorktns of the Santa F
li on the sick list.
Representative Barry ba rooYered
from bis recent HlnoM.
Heywood Concert Company at the
Presbyterian church tonight
General and Mrs. Jamison enter-
tained a few friends last erening.
Heywood Concert Company at the
Presbyterian church this evening.
B W. Southard and Tho. U. Doyle
and wife of Perry are registered at
thoOkla
Attorney A. A. llyera of Newklrk
contcinplai.es making Uuthrle hla fu
turo homo.
Col J. U. Ilnvighoret came down
from Perry yestorday to help promote
legislation.
W P. Eager has sold bis fruit farm
east of town for 86000 and moved Into
the capital city.
President Bacon has o ailed off both
advertised meetings of the Republican
territorial league.
Mr. Sorrell of the firm of Rlobard-
son & Sorrell lo up from Wynnwood
to visit his family.
A number of Oklahoma society peo-
ple will take In the Yaw concert In this
elty Thursday night.
J F. Palm or of Paw husk a. Is in the
city. He Is one of the prominent half-
breeds of tho Osage Nation.
Capt. C. M. Barnes and Judge 11. 8.
Cunningham are attending the meet-
ing of Knighta Templar at El Reno
Oom Paul JundU the genial Pabst
man entertained a number of legist
tors at tho Pabat Brewery lai even-
ing Rice tho oowlitry evangelist and
wife aro giving a aeries of aalvatioo
lectures on the eorner of First and
Harrison
Dan Ryan of Shawnee John Pfaff.
of Edmond; R U CnrUuan of fern
and Titos. F Norman of Ki Reno an-
at tho CapitoL
Mrs. Johns will speak in the parlor
of the First Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon at 2:W). All ladies are cor-
dially Invited.
Dulryrnan Beddlngfleld was danger-
ously hurt by being Bitot with a target
gun in the hands of a kid at Oklahoma
City on Saturday.
Attornoy General Galbraitb came up
from Oklahoma Oity yeaterday The
general is the territorial organizer of
the A. R. O. W. P.
W Bench of Lowery C. Q Jonee
and M li. Maywltauw of Oklahoma
City and James Qordod of I'ouea City
aro registered at the Royal.
The ladles Social Circle of the l'rea-
byterian church will meet with Mra
II. il Adams. No. 510 oast YUas
Wednesday Feb 3d at S p m.
Perry.RnterprlM Times Born to
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Col ley a tine boy.
Bro Co Hey of the Patriot waa only
touching the highest places today.
Kettle D. Norrls and F li. Glasgow
havo been appointed aa aaaoclate ex-
aminers for the schools of the county
by County Superintendent Dodd.
I Younir and Mlaa Da v'oss cancelled
their contraot with thu Kemp ton Com-
edy Co here Saturday and will leave
for Kansas City in a few days to sign
with another attraction.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the masque ball to be given
by the Sons o! Herman Feb 1 1 The
affair promises to bo the most elabo
rate ever held in the territory.
Klghtwatebtnan Geo W Pinkham.
of the Santa Ye died yesterday at
noon at his home on Warner avenue
The deceased was SC years old and had
lived hero ubout a year and a half
He waa an honest eonseleutlous man
and waa well liked by ibae who knew
blm His life was insured tor '-' ooo In
the Old Line Insurance eompaay.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
CREAM
BAK.N
temlfeBa
POWDIR
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pirt Crp Oeim or Tartar Powder. Fre
fcjp Ammonia Alum or any othtr adulterant
40 Ycxri the Standard
Malcolm Doaglass a well-known
local character died at the Korroin
antartum ot delirium tremens. Uo
nn rnmmnnlv kBOWH nB "Scottltt.'
nrt nhoct four wooks airo fell heir to
HiwjiMinim oj a BBm.u ru.nH
in Scotland.
. -
TlmjM- Journal A report came in.
from Shawnee Friday night that a out-
ting affray took place at that eUv in
A A A A.fc t . M a ! - - lfc aa . J AmJha M maIhSI
infcrpninri-'wwii.. . uiw .
DeFord of
this rltv and Tom Ryan of that plaen
V ii roportd that DeFord eat RTan In
nevrral places with a knife
The whole story of the wonderful
cure by Hood's Sarsaparilla Is Boon
told It tnakea the blood rich pur-
and nourishing it cores scrofula
catarrh rH-nmatlett
Flood's Pill aet harmoniously with
Hood- Rarsapartlla Cure all lUer
i'lR J5 c-nt.
r uprnor Renfrew ha appointed
TnH(r W. W. Ttnah. of El Reno er.
m"Mnner to h Tenneae Centennial
and F.xrvw'Mon rti Bell sava In
nmVing this appointment Governor
Ui-n'row acted wisely even If In ao
dome ie omened the fond aaoiratlon
of J Norman Hall anether (Vrmd'np
connv man Mr tlU nanlwwl a'ter
that job while It emu- to Mr. Baxh as
a surprise and without solicitation
YAW
And FitniM4 Cinr "t the SleKennou
THedr NtRbt
The second coming of Ellen BeaOh
Vaw and her oom pan y of talented
artists. Thursday ntffht will be a not-
able event. The Yaw la one of the
greatest vocal late of the age and her
ftudden leap to international fame was
phenomenal. Indications show the
McKennon will be crowded on Thurs-
day. Yesterday the advance aale of
aeata ran over 8100 and promises to bo
fully aa large today.
t You just
swallow it.
That's all yon have to do.
It goes Immediately to work 2
to lind the sore placo the 2
seat of disease and sets about i
curing It at owe. Orloff's Russian j
Grlnpe Cough and Cold Cure J
works while vou sleep anu quivs
only when you are well. If yon
commence early with a ten drop
dose pvry ten minute it don't take
loug either.
Kverylioily I'rntaet It.
C'AKT KAK Jan. 87. 1897.
I have nsed Orloff's Russian
Grippe Cure for two winters with
the best of result In my family
and especially with mvte'f I
never used anything that cures a
severe cold as quick and with such
a small amour. t as It do..
S. W. Woon.
loo nosit fok no (HINTS 4
Sold by Sentonlnn Drue Co. i
Whrn rnn gat only the belt nt j
the prlc of (lie ptorrftt. J
'34tt4H$SHi'V4tH$SHt" JV"3HjH$i
HUMAN REMAINS
Foam! Near
Ki)..in I.t
I)eelver.
of a Hnppr
Saturday afternoon some boys white
hunting on the South Canadian about
two and a half miles aoulh-wost of
Norman discovered the decomposed
body of a man in the grass about two
hundred yards from bank of the rlvor.
The authorities were notified and
brought in the body Sunday morning.
The upper portion of the body was
-1 ripped of the flesh and the skull was
letaubed from the trunk. The coroner
na been aeut for and until he arrives
nd makes a close inspection It will not
be known definitely who the man is
but people here think from tho cloth-
log that it war. a man krown a "Hap-
py Jack" Wilson who disappeared
about lafit October. He was a sleight
of hand man and was a county charge.
Sometime last October he got Into an
altercation In one of the saloons with
a hotel proprietor ubout his board and
was struck over the heed and it was
thought he would die. but he recover-
ed and eoon disappeared from town.
1h Honor of MIm .!!.
On Saturday afternoon Jan. SO the
spacious parlors In the large and hos-
pitable home of Mra. Kuill Uu at 803
weat Mansur avenue were thrown
op.n to receive the gneete of her little
daughter Jebsie it being her eleventh
anniversary. The afternooB ooneiet-
ing of music and games was very
pleasantly speut Lunch sou was
aerved at four and aa the hour of six
arrived all took their departure wiab-
Ine her many happy returns of the
pleasant day.
Repreaeutatlve Stoval came down
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with bia family On hie return to Pur-
roll in attempting to eroea the river
the ice gave way and the Texlngion
btaiehcuan Indulged in the luxury of
an u bath with the tnermomeier we-
low iero The colonel say he will
make application for a penaion as a
bran splinter tired new pair of socks
were rained in attempt to oroas the
river for the good of hla eountry. Lex-
ington Leader.
Alba Heywood
ohuroh tonlsht-
at Presbyterian
lllratl Amu Ml u a Iu "Court.
South MiAlestkb I T Feb 1.
BUI Colbert and Cash Ellis colored
Were Ixn-nd over before United States
Com nuos loner Ilalley without bail
charged with the murder of Tom Lewie
neat Aldcrfeon ol iu .'.J. Cash Kl-
Iw iue of the defendant turned
Stute evidence and stated htt John
Kl'. ii piomiuent white oitien ot thia
piui li.ta hired him and Colbert to
kill l.i'i uml that they were W re-
cvn 'ii fr the job John KHia has
b n plm-ed under arrest but denies
hu mg lured Ellis and Colbert to uiur-
dei Lewis The ease hoc been quite
amaiiiiiul uiki Uiu drawu large
it. y.li in thu court house dally.
Boy wanted to learn niaehlnlat trade
at once. Joe M. Roajm.
Sewing maobine needles for all kind
machines for aalo by Knauss 118 E.
Oklahoma avonuo the bicycle house.
Go to Mra. Now ton's lor a good weal
at the Van Voorboes old atand corner
of Oklahoma avenue end Second streot
c
ures
rtor the merit ot Hood 8arfimrlU -pos-
tive perfect permanmt Oireo
Guros of serofula In severest forms. Ilk
gaftre swelled neck running sores. Up
- tn the ere
Cutt)9 of flau'Rheum wlU Its Intense (teak
aed bnriime. seald head totter ctr
Cures Of Dolls rimplei and nil other erup-
tions due to Impure blood
Curos Of Dyspepita and other troubles where
a good stomach tonic needed
Cures OfKbeumaUtm where p.tlenis wereuD-
able to wot k or walk for weks
Juros of Catarrh by expelling the Impurities
Wbiob oaose and sustain the dleae
CurOB of Nervousnea by properly tonlm sod
feeding the nerves upon pure blood.
Cures of That Tired Feeling by reitorinff
strength. Bend (or book of cms by
ood's
Sarsaparilla
To C. L Hood tt Ov. Proprietor txtwell. Mass.
. t-n are the b"t after dinner
nOOCl S FlUS puis aid disettion. 3bo.
i
Oompsny OrcnU U and Plaae Drawn for
llalldlH; a riant
A cotton eeed oil mill for the capital
oity la a certainty. Such a mill will be
in operation to handle next year's
cotton crop. A elrong company
headed by Eager and Hunter has been
organized to build at onee a 40 ton
mill containing all the Imoroved ma-
chinery. Plana and specifications for
the plant have already been drawn
and contracts will be signed for the
machinery tomorrow. This machinery
will bo made te order.
In connection With the plant the
company will operate its own electric
light plant. Two thousand head of
cattle will be fed at the plant The
new company asks no bonus or plat of
ground from the city and will do bus-
iness solely on its own hook.
PLYNN IS OUT
YVIreH UHthrle KrlmiM lte I Id tli Kaca
far OoTeroor
Chairman Sam Overntreet of the Re-
publican central committee received
the following telegram yesterday:
In compliance with the numerous re-
quests from press and people in all
counties iu Oalahoma I will be a can-
didate for governor. D T. Flywr.
Ucnerul W THka It Mk
Editor Lka.dbb: In yesterday's i
Lbadbh after a timely and very forci-
ble editorial in suppjrt of maintaining !
the preaeni militaty orgulzi.oo. you
say editorially: "Let the assembly '
wipe out the salaries of the adjutant
general and quartermaster general of
the national guard but have the
militia " Does not Major N-.blsi-k the
editor of the Lbadbb who In pay-
master ganeral of the national guard
know that the quartermaster general
is not a salaried officer and has never
reeolved a rent of salary sluce ho has
held the office?
The salary of the adjutant general I
freely admit of one dollar and thiri
seven and three-quarter cent a (ly m
terribly opprestive and ino&t rlnditiK
upon the taxpayers but can Uiu uuilf.
be performed intelligently uu I t-fti-elently
for less? To "nave the uiiliiin"
without an adjutant-general is like
running a newpep-r without an ed-
itor. Wh'le the duties of the offlcj
are not onerous (hey are exacting and
often demand the extTfise of ni e dn-
eruuination aod careful cuni lerat on
The adjutant general In nqrri'i to
keep in hto office a complete roil of the
anlistmenta of each company in the
territory and note thereon every addi-
tion and discharge with their date
rank and also isue discharge fur-
nishing copies to the officers end men
FO discharged In fact the work of
the office In connei-ti n with the duties
required to be performed by the war
department at Washington and ttie
nupervlaton of the national guard un-
der unction 23 and 33 and those im-
posed by the army regulations while
not onerous are neverthele-- exact1 ng.
There are several other t - ritorial sal
ariee which might be out or wipd nut
and less Injury done the holders tban
to require the adjutant general to five
hla time and eervleee tn the territory
for the wind that is In tlm office J. C
Jamisox Adjutant-General.
taeaiea' Aralca salve
The Best Salve In the world for
Outs BruUea Sores Ulcere Salt Rheum
Fever Bores Tetter Chapped Hands
Ohllblaina Corns and all Skin Brup
Uone and postlvel.v cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect eatisf action or moujy refunded
Prlee si eente per box. For Sale By
0. R. RvNrRO. Guthrie
Mr Julia to I.ctur
Mra Laura M. JoLna will adilieH.
the ladles of the city and members of
the Suffrage club next Wetneriat J
aftereoou Februarys at 8 io o'lloca. I
ai lov DupiM uuviruu. i-Ti ij
weloowe. Don't fail to hear Mrs
Johns. -'H
We have parte and repairs for all
kinds of eewinar moehoa. Koauos.
Its B. Oklahoma avenue the bicycle
rose.
OH ! MY TEETH !
Beat Teeth and Best
otvsrytbtng guaranteed
Class and warranted
Rubber on Karib
to be strtrtly ant
S6.00 PER SET.
(Cither upper or ler )
Oold ailin II 00 and ul l'e.- lOolJ and
Plattna Alloy) Cem nt ani i.uiu Pen hi
ailing SO cents and ui Kxiiatuu ttuim
Prldgc work at corriinilluifl) u n.
As appeal above we warrant (lin a war-
rant tnat 1 woitb uat wttat .t hay i" i xl)
our work to be irW-tM fliat clip Wr di
not use cheap )ob le th but the vi l-t
that are made In ilir rnlted m.iu t (uh1 i.ii
ID toe world) a wen iue n i hi
rubber aad Kie you exsctlv trie taim- luu
(or W-00 tbat we c barged
orM-OOUiat wecbarited Uuu i i H
of rears aao Wc bate been prariKUiii
ago We hat
dsBllatrr for mure ibau 17 rear aiuti.ax
received
cctved our eduiatlou In the tx
la the laud aud trm tue uet lejtruet . Ujm-
all the modern meiiiiMl and I'l'1 '"
(toioc ot wblcb arc not In ny otlei n it.
the Territory) and will dojoubeiiei n
for law looeer and ale bitter .iv.i lIiou
than any other o.t in Okliuom
DR. PEOPLES
THE DENTIST.
Southwent cor. Ukuhoiua Ave and u-t St
OOTUIUE. OKLAHOMA
HfiSOM OSBESBHSH
THE CYCLONE'S"
FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE BAKE
Commences
Unique Unusual Unprecedented Unaproachable it gives to pur-
chasers a Dollars worth of merchandise for 35c in cash. These
prices will show how dead any attempt of competition must be.
Men's Shoes
Men's satin calf slioe lace or
congreBS. sold by other deal-
ers at f 1 50. clearance sale
price
78c
Men's shoes corduvan lace or
conirress. sold at $2.00 clear-
ance sale price
98c
Men's shoes genuine calf-
skin lace or congress all the
late style toes worth 82.50
and S3 clearance sale pr'ce
$1.38
Ladies' Rubbers
75doz. pairs of ladies' rubbers
all sizes from 2i to 8 sold all
over town at 50c clearance
sale price
16c
Men's Arctics
Extra heavy serge Jleece lined
made by the Candee Rubber
Co. sizes 6 to 12 worth 1.25
clearance sale price
48c
Tontli Salts
All of our youth suits sizes
14 to 19 former prices 7
and $3 clearance sale price
$3.38
Mens Wristlets
Strictly all wool assorted
colors never sold less than
from 10c to 15c a pair clear-
ance sale price
3c
Blankets
We have ju6t about 50 pairs
of the finest blankets ever
shown in the Territor' 11x4
and 12x4 extra large. Come
and see them; you will buy.
Childrens Underwear
We have taken the remainder
of our children's underwear
irrespective of price or quality
to move them quick we have
marked them
Gents Underwear
All of our fleeced lined under-
wear formerly sold at 75c a
garment go at
39c
Canton flannel underwear
extra heavy worth 50c a gar-
ment sale price
19c
Unlamidried Shirts
Rt-inforced front and back
extension back and cuff band
Wamsutta musiin 4-ply linen
bosom worth 75c sale price
48c
Gents Shirts Laundried
Genuine French Percale col-
lar imhI cuffs attached worth
1 l'5 sale price
69c
Misses and Childrens Hose
Our Clearance Sale of Misses
and children's hose will prove
a boon to mothers.
ATTEND IT.
Ladies Handkerchiefs
Ladies handkerchiefs hand-
somely embroidered sale price
3c
Ladies silk hand Icerchiefs. left
over from tho holidays worth
from L'5c to 85c sale price
12c
The Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale will last but a short time
hence get there early. No mail orders filled during this sale.
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Thursday
Ladies Underwear
Ladies' California flanel scar-
let worth 75c sale-price
47c
Ladies' heavy ribbed vest and
pants fleeced lined sale price
27c
Ladies' grey mixed under-
wear sold by us at 75c strictly
wool sale price
39c
Ladies union suits fleeced
lined sale price
43c
Ladies Gloves and Mittens
Ladies' wool mitts former
price 20c 25c and 30c sale
price
9c
Ladies' kid gloves Foster's
the 1.50 kind all colors
sale price
69c
Ladies' kid gloves Maurae's
kid glove never sold less than
52 to 2.25 sale price
S118
Ladies Shirt Waists
Ladies waists French satin
dark colors former prices 50c
and 75c sale price
19c
Ladies" waists French Per-
cale and Penangs beautiful
designs sold regularly at 81
81.50 and Si. 75 sale price
39c
Ladies' waists In mull and
India linen superb styles not
a shirt waist in the lot worth
less than 82 sale price
68c
Ladies Hosiery
Thornsdorf fast-black 2 pair
for
25c
Ladies' gray mixed hose pair
6c
Ladies' grey mixed extra
heavy sale price
8c
Ladies' hose fast black
6c
Ladies Shoes
Ladies' shoes button only
formerly sold at 81.50 clear-
ance sale price
54c
Ladies shoes French dongola
lace or congress pat. leather
tips worth 82.50 clearance
sale price
98c
Ladies' shoes cloth top but-
ton only bpst $3 shoe on earth
clearance sale price
98c
Genuine French kid Rochest-
er make hand turned sold
the world over at 84 and 85
clearance sale price
$2.
.75
Infants Shoes
Infants' shoes usually sold at
05c and 75c. sale price
27c
Misses Shoes
Just the thing for school pur-
poses worth 81.25 clearance
sale price
54c
Rubbsr Boots
For Ladies and Misses some
extra heavy for boys to clear
them out
79c
Misses Rubbers
9c
"THE CYCLONE"
OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
CASE & MOORE Proprietors.
Morning February 4
Mens Suits
Men's suits broken lots and
broken suits not a suit in the
lot worth lees than 85.00
clearance sale price
$1.98
Men's cheviot suits round or
square cut strictly all wool
clearance sale price
$4.38
Men's business suits includ-
ing all of our 810 and 812 suits
clearance sale price
$5.45
Men's suits Clay worsted in
black and blue round or
square cut sacks clearance
sale price
$6.62
Men's suits dress suits Prince
Alberts and cutaways best
German Clay worsteds. All
are Included In this sale.
Pants
500 pairs genuine Mississippi
Jeans pants "Star" brand
warranted not to rip clear-
ance sale price
88c
Lot of men's working pants
odds and ends choice of lot
63c
Gloves
50 doz. men's working gloves
sold all over town at 50c sale
price
21c
Childrens Suits
Children's suits.double breast-
ed reefers best corduroy made
sale price
$2.75
Children's suits middys pick
of the entire stock
$1.98
Children's suits formerly sold
at 82 and 82.50 sale price
$1.28
Children's suits rare bargains
in season at 81.50 to 81.75
sale price
69c
Children's knee pants from
6c AND UP.
Outing Flannels
The remainder of our 12$c and
15c outings sale price
8l-3c
All that is left of the 7c and
8Jc line go at
5c
Men's outing flannel shirts
dark colors extra heavy sale
price
29c
Suspenders
The 25c and 50c kind you can
buy for
I4c .
The 00c and 75c kind go at
I9c
Mens Handkerchiefs
Best Turkey red
3c
All linen handkerchiefs
6c
Gents' handkerchiefs hem-
stitched fancy borders 25c
value sale price
9c
Dress Prints
Best standard makes beauti-
ful patterns to select from
sale price
4c
Best turkey red and 'indigo
blue prints
4o
All comfort calicos marked
down to
3c
Overcoats
Our entire stock of men's over- "
coats thrown upon the mercy
of the people. The clearance
sale price will move them
quickly.
Macintoshes
Macintoshes for ladies and 4
gents are included In this sale
Don't fail tn Vip nn timp. Re.
member the price has been '
made to sell tuem.
-
Table Oil Cloths
Best table oil cloths a dozen
or more patterns to select
from sale price
17 l-2o
Dress Goods
n
Henriettas silk warp all
standard colors worth from
90c to 81.25 sale price
49G
Worsteds handsome line left
all of our 25c and 30c line b
marked down to
12 l-2c
Ginghams
Best apron ginghams
5c
Dress ginghams worth 10c and
12c sale price
71-20
Silks and Velvets
All go in this sale. Impossi
ble ti enumerate them here
Come and attend the clear
ance sale.
Corsets
All the standard makos form
eily selling from 98c to 81.00.
sale price
68c
Corsets former price 00c and
75c sale price
39c
Domestics
Best Lawrence "LL" sale
price
3 l-2o
Bleached muslin "Millions ui-
it" sale price
4c
Best Longsdale sale price
71-20
Canton flannel extra heavv
worth 12Jc sale price
8I-3C
Canton flannel usually sol 1
at 8c and 10c sale price
6o
Gloaks and Jackets
Children's cloaks formerly
sold at 82 and 82.50 sale price
55c
Children's cloaks formerly
sold at 85 86 and 87sale price
$218
Ladies jackets the remainder
of our 86. 87 and 88 jackets
go at
$1.98
Ladies' jackets former prji (V
S10 sis and $lo sale pwee
$4 25
This is the last call on the
cloak room.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 53, Ed. 1, Tuesday, February 2, 1897, newspaper, February 2, 1897; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73842/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.