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Offlolal Organ of Oklahoma Domocracy Offlco of Publication Harrison Avonuo
GUTHRtB OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST lit 1897.
VOLUME 10.
NUMBER rH.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Gi-ood Farms.
The privileges I offer makes ray money the easiest and cheapes
In the territory. Call on
J. STUART MKAY.
105 SOUTH FIRST ST.
!- Ul.
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Of standard pioportions but it requires an
EXPERIENCED GUTTER
to fit the living man in the way he should be.
Our New Fall Stock
Has arrived. The patterns are beautiful.
Our prices are right. No trouble
to show goods.
WILLIS THE TAILOR AND DRAPER
105 Oklahoma Ave.
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Pabst: Brewing Co's
Blug RiBnoN
Select
Expoht
Pabst Malt Extract Not Intoxicating.
The Best Tonic
Pabst Ice Plant.
Chemicp'ly pure distilled
water 'i'he only healthy
weather. ' Sold at the factory at 'Jive cents per gallon
Bilngyour jug; along.
Te 52. PAUL JUNDT Mgr.
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Danderine
The Best Place in the City to Get
First-Class Shave. Hair Cut
AND A GOOD
FREE DANDERINE
lS W. Harrison.
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axt"
and at Lowest Prices. j
EDWARD NICHOLS Prop.
. HUTIIKIK 0 T.
Anybody
Can Fit
A Wooden
Model
Celebrated Milwaukee
Is The Finest In The
Beer
Land
dopplehuaeu
Bavakian.
Bohemian
For Convalescents Ladies and Children.
Beats anything else in the summer time.
PURE CRYSTAL ICE.
water belter than mineral
drlnlcinp; water in hot
- fl"l - ll 'i l-I-r ! i t-H-f -H-H-l' l ! 1 1 ! n
Barber Shop
BATH
TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
JAMES HILL Prop
PITTSBURG OPERATORS
HAVE SO DECIDED
NO INCREASE IN WAGES.
MlnlliE to lis tlrinmnl nt (Inttf I'oro
llily If NccxMnrj -IVlm nml Hiilisti-
t ft- of Itnjnlni-il Striken to
Mnroh Otiemtors Jot Men
Ini; the "I'rno Uniform-
ity" .;rceiiipiit.
Ci.i'vt't an Ohio Aug H. Tho
operators of the Pennsylvania. ct
mine held ft conference in this elly
yesterday. It was determined that
the mines In the PltUburg diatnct
should bo started and operated with-
out further delay on tho ground Hint
the miners have taken a hlgh-hamled
poil t ion: that nothing but tin unrea
sonable price for mining will satisfy
their demands nml thtit thoy havu
boon unwilling to trout with the oper-
ators on nny full grounds; also that
there Is no conrw loft open to tho op-
erator nt this lime.
It xvns determined thnt all coal sold
at the fii'CortL basis of mining this
year must bo ml nod nt tills price. No
chnngo In tho nrloo of mining will bo
considered until tho con tracts made
nt the .M-oenl bnsls are llllud and the
uniformity agreement la eoinplotcd.
At least IhrcR-fnurtlis of tho ton-
nage of tho Pittsburg district wns
represented nl the conference and all
are unanimous nud ugreed to resume
operations forcibly if necessary with
tho exception of M. A. Iliuina JL ".
VI ii ml DiiUKlitcr to Mnrrli.
PirTsmriin Ph. Any. 19. The con-
templated pluit to have the women
mnlte marches which was to havo
been itingurated has been definitely
decided upon by the lenders and tho
wives nnd daughters of the strikers
will now take up tho work which the
men havo been unjoined from doing.
It Is the Intention to begin to-day and
lmve the women do tho marching
while tho men .remain In camp. Tho
Hinders thir.lc tho Injunction la not
oporatlra against women and It re-
inntns to bo seen what the outcome
will bo.
Tho miners nululnlH express them-
selves a well satisfied with the In
junction proceedings. "According to
tho court said PruMdont Dolan "tho
lujuufltinn only roilrnius us from do-
ing what wo have not douo and what
wo do not Inland to do. The camps-
will bo continued ami conducted as
usual until further notice. We havu
abundant assurance of hulp and all
tho reMrts that we are dcstlluUi have
no foundation.''
There is a rumor current that the
Do rmits have nrrnntjud for tho Im
portation of 'iOU foreign workmen
ucxt Monday to work In tho Turtln
creek ami I'lum crock mines. Thka In
denied by T-hnmns UcArmlt but. In
h pita of thls-.il ls-lmlliived LluitJJjjil
New York and Cluvclaud (!as Cml com-
pnny will fjivo notico to all strikers
the old lunula and idiould the strikors
not cliooio to nil urn to work within a
fow days tho company will try to em-
ploy some who will work
Martial law has boon declared in
I'lum ratten nud WilkitiR towiiahips
by Sheriff howry. 'I ho thrco iiiImom
of tho Now York and Cleveland (!as
Coal company are In these townships
and all roads loading to thorn will lie
patrolled by lib deputies. Persons
who can not jrlvo a satisfactory ac-
count of himself or horself will b
ordered to leave tho neighborhood and
upon refual will bu arrested.
(lain In Writ Vlrtflnl.i.
Wiibm.i.no. W. Va Aug. 18. Tho
strikors ulnw material galnx ' u"
nojtlons of West Virginia to-rlay In
tho Whoollnfr diatrlet not a minor Is
working while upon the Ohio sldo of
the river tho lust man uxeupt thosu
who are to furnish coal for water nml
electric light plnuU will be out to-
night. lu tho I'nlrniount district the strike
leaders did not sucoecd In closing lljo
Montana miuo entirely but iiiaile de
cided gains.
In the Kanawha valley about MO
men havo gone to work slime yester
day but more than thnt ntiinUrr huve
struck.
tied Mlu .euther Blvrchsiit I'M I".
Sf.iiai.1a Mo. Aug. IT. J. C l'or-
merloe loalh.ee merchant who has
be 011 in huslnoe In this olty slnoe 1HS
has made an assignment naming
Alonio Swift of Springfield Ma. as
trustee. 1'armorluo ostlmntes hi Ha
btlltlos at 8lO(iOU and his assets st
more than that amount
llmporls l'otnistor DecUluil "
I.v.AVKNWoitTt'. Kan.. Aug. 18. Ho-
fore leaving for Colorado yesterday
Senator Itaker sottled the Kmporia
postofllce fight by doelding in favor of
W. F. 1'wing the enndidate of Cnlvln
Hood Ike Uunbert Cy Leland and
others.
Oat ICeitactloa Eajolneit.
(losilKX Ind. Aug. 19. United
States Judge Ilakcr hasgranted a tem-
po r 017 restraining order In thelnjuno
tlon proceedings instituted by the In-
dianapolis Uas eotnpaay against the
mayor and city council of IndiauapolU
to prevent enforoemont of the now or-
dinance calling for a reduction of gas
rates from Si. '25 to 73 cents per 100
oublo feet until such tune as a de-
cision can be readied in tluality.
Meanwhile tho corapuny Is required
to give bond for suah amount as will
cover tho oxeesslvo price paid for gas
in case the ordinance Is sustained.
Strlkn Ittimnrt nt lllrh Hill.
Itiinllilt. Mo. A-ig. .--Notwithstanding
tho miners of thl Held hnv
no grievance a deeidet strike senti-
ment is said to hare sprung up in the
last day or tvuv A walking delegate
was here from Uie Hast Saturday who
intends to return within a week with
other agitators for the purpose of or-
ganising the Rich Tf III miners and
bring them nut oft a sympathetic
strike ith their litntern brethren.
So-iie of the more conservative ones
are apprehensive. However from
other sources It is learned that a striko
la not at all likely and the delegates
will have a dilllcutt task to bring one
about.
Mlrr Mlnlnc l I !
IttAiin Spnisn. t'ol. Aujr is As n
result of the decline in silver the l.a-
inartitie mine has discharged its force
of men working on silver lodet- Mali-
nger Menchct said: "The price of sil-
ver has dropped too low. Up cannot
mine nu ' will stop all work on tho
silver bearing veins. The nroiucl of
tho I.nmartine has been something
nvor $1000000 and His one of I he
heaviest producers of the state We
will now turn our attention to the
working of the gold lodc
llrnirii t'nlvrrtlty ItrMcntttlnni.
1'itOVIIIKNT'K It. I.. Aug !. Anient-
bor of the llrown I'nirerslty faculty
who roquostod that his name be with-
hold for obvious reasons makes the
statement thnt the twonty-fonr meiu-
bors of the faculty who signed tlio
protest against the eorKratlon's ac-
tion townrd l'rosklent Andrews will
bo summarily dismissed. Already four
professors have signified their inton-
llon to resign he said.
AVur nu lTiHilrttiiiii.
St. I.oiis Mo Aug is. The news-
papurs have boguu a crusade against
tho poolrooms which hare multiplied
to nu alarming extent in the down-
town district of St. Louis since the
breeders' law. restnetinc pool selling
to the race tracks vos declared un
constitutional by Judge Murphy. Jt
is believed by prominent lawyers that
the poolrooms can le closed under the
gaming house ordinance
know Itills t'i North.
Wir.MOT S. 1).. Aug. H.--Mneh dam-
age is being done by the snow storm
which .started Saturday noon west of
the town in tins hills. A teiriflc wind
accompanied it nud by p. in. fully
two inches of tho beautiful luy on the
level nml all standing grain nud gar-
den stuff was more or less blown
down.
Only Moill ItuiirU YVnntoU.
llAni'Kii. Kan.. AttgTSVs. Tho young
women of tho churches havo formed
an organization with a pledge not to
go with young man who drink smoke
or usu profuno Inuguiigp. Tho moot-
ing was cnllod by thu ditughtor of the
Itev. Henry l-'arwcll.
(lulir- liit liny Nonr
MAnnin Aug IS. Tho supremo
council of war has continued tho son-
lence of death passed by the court-
inartia'i on Michael Auglollllo alias
(iolli the assassin of Canovas. The
murdoror will lie executed on Thurs
day or I'Viday
Wmtthr HI. l.iMilmiu Urml.
l.os A.noki.ds Cat Aug. IS. Charles
II. i'ouk- metuhor of a wealthy St
I. on Is faintly w ho cutua here sovornl
mouths ago to be treated for til boron
I.Ui.vi.s.Js..dj!ail.iituu-.jrlv:att..sauiUi.r.luiii
Mr. rock was a member of thu family
which appears on tho assessor's book
as tho Holiest In SL Louis.
I'i.aisiow.v N. II. Aug. IS. Mr.
I'otwln a wualthy brlak mnmifacturor
here has formed a company of his
employes to go to tho Klondike.
He
tho
will oloso hts brick works while
party Is gone.
lliniitanit HtMy Itiilllui; I.i"S'-
Nkvaiia Mo. Aug. lh. - Kully 16000
strangers attended tint fourth annual
log rolling of tho Modern Woodmen
of America hero yesturday. Special
trains were run ovor tho Missouri
Kuiuutg nnd Texas the .Missouri I'lieillc
and tho Nevada and Minden railroads
which brought between s.wsi and
t'1000 people. The parade under
tirond Marshal fieorge Cogswell re-
quired over half an hour passing
There were seven bands and drum
corps lu the procession which wits
lieuded by tho lire department of
Nevada.
i.i --
OTho 3.30 train Is tho through Colorado
dyer.
DO NOT FORGET
THE NUMBER
204 Oklahoma Avenue
For Drugs Paints Oils Tablets
Perfumery and Druggist Sundries
at "Hard Times" Prices.
Renfro Drug
iVuU
BOLD
DAYLIGHT RAID AT
PINEVILLE
THREE MEN IN THE PARTY
Crt S00O In Onih nml line fur ttia In-
illsn Tcrrltorj' Jtnur Arinoit St"
In lnrnlt Cluttswt Art. tlttr
InUrii anil Surral Slmlii
i:ii'liiiiii5-il -Aro Orrtnln
to tin CnptilrMt.
.N'oii Mo. Aug. H -Throu robbers
sntered the McDonald County bank at
I'lnevllle tho county sca. nt Uio'eloelc
yesterday forenoon one of I hem
knocked Cashier .1 V. shields down
Tiul stood giturd over him with ft ro-
volver; a second robber covered M.
I.tunanee who happened to bo in tho
bank st the tune while tho third
memhei of the gang went to thu safe
'itid took all thu cash bout ShOO.
Then thoy backed out of tho build-
ing mounted their horses ami rodo
hastily lu tho direction of the state
'Inc. Several largo posses were sum-
iiioneil at once by telephono from
neighboring towns. After nn excit-
ing chase tho haudlta worn ovurtaken
luring tho afternoon and wore fired
upon by tho posse. The Are was ro-
turned. At dusk tho robbers nlinn-
loned their horses and took to tho
wood ltlood on the saddles indi-
cates that two of tho highwaymen aro
wounded Tho woods nro now sur-
rounded nnd it Is thought to be im-
possible for them to escape.
During the morning three strangers
we of them an Indian rode Into I'lne-
vllle. They wont into a number of
stores uiid priced articles lint mado
110 purchases. At 10 o'clock thoy dis-
mounted lit front of tho MoDounld
County bank and entered. Thoy woro
not masked. One of them begun a
.on versa tlou with Coshlor Shields
while the other two stood near thu
Joor. At a giciui signal tho cashier
was struck a blow Unit foiled him to
tin- Hour and the other two robbers
drew their revolvers. While 0110 of
thnm covered it. Liiuinuee who was
In thu Ixtulc the other went to tho
safe which was unlocked nud took
ull the cash that it contained. Not a
word was Mild after the cnshlor was
struck and It was nil accomplished al-
most In an Instant.
l'iunvillo has telephono counertloii
with Noel and Neosho nud jiussos woro
iiiiokly summoned. They uru In
charge of Deputy Marshals l'cariiiau
and Copula ml. The descriptions of tho
men tally with men seen In Neosho
Sunday night and thought to be mem-
bers of tho Collier gang A pack of
bloodhounds has joined in tlio cliaso
About half a mile west of I'lnevllle
I hey met Hanker Shield's sou coming
on horseback to town. They at once
'impelled him to dismount and ex
change horses. Alt adjoiii'ug towns
were Immediately notlllcd by tele
phone and large posses were organ-
umI. They were traced about two
miles cast of this place. About r p.
in. a pusso from this place luuulod by
Xi l.i-4.JjtXT.-uwmtrtitl Mm-ps-
about 0110 mile cast of Nool Hills. Tho
robbers woro mounted and were (Irud
upon from nmfiush by the posso. Sev-
eral shuts wore exchanged.
About hulf a mile from the scene of
battlo 0110 liorbe was found dead still
toddled ami bridled also having coat
uid sonbbards for guns A short dis-
tance furthor another horse was found
11 tho same condition running ooe
linving been abandoned by a robber.
Iloth liorsos and saddles were heavily
iprlnklcd with blood.
The robbers worn then trailed a
ihort distance In th; woods by the
blood and aro supposed to be mor-
tally wounded. It being almost dark
nurds woro placed and the ehaso
was ulKindnuud until morning. hon
bloodhounds will lie put upon their
trail.
Mr. Natanael Mortouson a well-
known citi7.cn of Iihpemlng Mich
and editor Suporior i'oston who for a
long time Buffered from tho most ex-
orutlatlug pains cf rheumatism wai
cured eight years ago by taking
Aycr'e SarBop&rllla having novor felt
a twlngo of It since.
House.
MEN ARE STARVING.
ntnrnlNi;
Klnnillkert Itnre
Ilolofnt
TIm tn Tell.
Sam Kimm isio Aug. la. One of the
clcare-i aci-ounts of tho situation at
Hyca and skagaway where several
thousand prospectors are now i-amped
walling to got over the divide was
given to-day by (ieorgd U Fish a
prominent grocer of Oakland who
made the trip in order to see whether
thure was nuy chance for rushing sup-
plies into the Klondike this fall. He
found the outlook hopeless. He said:
"If you want to do a service to hu-
manity advise men and women to Mayan-ay
from Dyea and Skugawav The
day I left Dyea there were thiec fun-
erals. Two were those of young men
who had attempted to cross Uvea
rlvur. 1 he last funeral was that of a
young man who had reached the sum-
mit of Chilcoot pass He was entirely
out of provisions and goaded to des-
peration by starvation be Mole a side
of Imcon. He was detected by two of
the party from whose outfit he stole
nnd was shot to death. An Inquest
was held and the verdict was justifi-
able homicide.
"At lesst ft.O'W people are camped
at Dyea and Skagaway ami the ma-
jority will remain there through the
winter. Starvation and death will
stalk among them. There are manv
lawless adventurers in the two little
towns on the bleak coast; men nnd
women of a strljw who will not hesi-
tate nt the commission of nn crime
when money nnd food become -.earec.
"I was ashore for nearh (luce days
during which time I made i-l.e ob-
servations Veoplc who had arrived
at Dyea two weeks before had been
unable to wove owing to lack or trans-
portation. There were I Mm people lie-
'.ween Dvetl mid the summit nud this
included many women. There were
about .l.Msi from M-ugawav 1 .Mid to
Dawson through While pnss and down
In l.aUe llctiiiett. It Is impossible to
get through the pass and there Is a
swamp of even or eight miles to cross
before reaching Lake ltcnuett '
He said few of the prospectors had
tho courage to advance and many had
no money to return.
MINERS INVADE COFFEEN
Illylit AtireiMt Nix ll'inilrpil .lliirvh In
Ilnitlo Ainiifinl nuputtiiii.
Hit f.siuiuo 111. Aug. H Six hun
dred striking coal miners eight
ub'-uiist liivadoil ColVeon ol 3:.1il o'clock
yesterday afternoon throwing asltta
the deputy shorUTa doing guard duty
and going through tho town pell melt.
The otllclals ordered Uiu gtiatds not lo
shoot but they begun malting arrests
nn fast as possible. 'Sunornl llradley
was the first man plneed under arrest
nnd thrco guards came to this city
with him as fast as horses could
travel. - Ho Is now in tho county jail.
Other pilsonoi-i nre 011 the wny here.
No shots were fired ami no blood was
shed.
'Tho invasion was for tho purpose of
Inducing the 1111 11 at work in the niino
there to cease and jo1 11 the strike.
'i'he sheriff will increase Ills force of
deputies and the luvuders will he com
pulled to leave the town or there will
lie a eoullict
llrml'fly will lie tried to-day and It
is expect oil that a large number of his
yuilMUiwoiwi itt - twH - hvtm - uwVj
no gets a 1 tn i- iiiui. 1 no wnoio coun-
ty 1 aroused nvor the affair and pub-
lic. opiiiToTrisiliViileVl
A lelcgramTrom
Mount OHvo murchanU to llradley
stutod that they would furnish all tho
ball required.
SHIPPERS" WIN
The Kanl.s lr Arknowlnlco the Injiu
flcu Of rtiiit C'urrnnts Its Itutoi
Lyons Knu. Aug. 17. The state
board of .railroad commissioners Y
I'. Dlllnrd I-. I). I.uwulllng nnd W. M.
f'anipbell arrived here last evening
to iuvcstlgato tho complnlnt made by
K. SI. llluek trustee of Atlanta town-
ship. Itleu 0011 uty against the Atch-
ison Topukn .v. Hun tu l'e Kailroart
ooiiivaiiy of cliurglng exorbitant
freight rales from Hlce comity oii.is.
Haiuuel Jonas attorney fur com-
plninnnt ami Mr. Kenna A. A Hunt
Vice l'resldont Morton ami .1.
W. llrinkerhorr for the re-
spondent have eifec.toil an agree-
uient whereby the company
agreed to make reductions from Mis
souri (MilnU of one eenl jier htindred
011 gir.lu and Ave cents per Itundrcd 011
implement). This 1 eduction it Is esti
mated will save the farmers iiIhhii
$.j'SW this year The agreuiueiii is to
be in full force after Keptembei 1
Nntr Cii(UiHitlin Vnr
Nnv Yohk Aug. is. Hr J. M
r.lecr a repulabte physician on
iioiinces that iio bat ducos"-rd a '11 1
cure for ecosumptloa by ele;tru iti
He claims to uave euisxl a douo per-
son classed as hoM)les cksos com-
pletely and many physician of hih
landing ari; said to agree that the
cures are complete aud effectual.
Hnnmi'ln Infnriiiar Shot by MhIi.
UicMMONn Va.. Aug. laJoha How-
H11 a revenue informer who hail been
arrested for breaking Into a spring
house was taken from the otttcers in
ltuunoybirg l'raaklin eouuly last
night and allot lo death. The mob. it
Is supposed was eomncswd of moon-
shitiers. nacBlen'i Arnica bslve.
Tbo licst Halve In the world tor
Cuts HruUes Horeo Ulcers Bait Hhouua
Fever Bores Tetter Chapped Hands
Chilblains Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions and postivoly cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For Halo Uy
a B. Rkhfuo. Outhrin.
"Put Me OffTt Buffalo "
Who ean put we off at Uuffalo'.' Why
the Santa l'e route. This U the only
uluce we put you off at we rnfi a through
tralp. No change of oars or dapau we
will putyou oil In good shape. No delays
nodDt butoverythlug the very bsut
jgfpL raw) THE' B
RUuM
k0K5
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IWDER
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for 'is ircaucaveatngstrenEts
and bealtbfulness Assures the foodacalan
alum and all forms 1 f adulteration commoa
to the cheap brands hotal ba&.-bo rowDtn
0O.MRW VOI1K.
Msilcn I'llll of llnpi.
in or Mt m 11
chainre sold ' -icidav
but the 111.1 1 .1 1
N
th.
i"i
I ii't iiuiv wore at si i nl
' "evl that Mlin I
Ion 1 si level " Ik
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if . nti 1 in liso within it e
i'IiiiI II. 1. ill be a 1 1 1 .
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ih.it 1 11 1 v thing Hi ii
f.u 1 ini 1 will be pr.i 1
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m:i
nip!
night
p !i tn
ill tin
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nriliTS to drop
employes frmii
were lltcnill
1 hi being dism
nt of public
i.'.iith depart uii
tlfulli.i's Neil 4 liicf
ii i n Neb.. Am' is
if lire nnd police mi'i
illlsl II I V. (tllll.l 1 .
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I'he I
-'nun '
ieput
id
I '1 ini of tho port
chief .f police.
1. alia t.j bu
llnir I ttruiiirs tltnt.
Did her huslund ecme up
Uj her
to her
ideal?
"Noj her
liusbnnd. "
Ideal came down
Cuuk.
Tint Ornuilrat ltumetty
Mr. It. V. llreuvc merchant of Chll-
howlc Vn. cortllles that ho had cou-
sumption. waB given up to die nought
all inedloal troatment that money
procure tried all cough remedies lie
could hear of; but got no relief spent
many nlghU sitting up In a chain was
Induood to try Dr. King's Now Ills-
covory. and was cured by tho uso of
two bottloa. For past years has been
attending to business and says Dr.
King's New Discovery is tho grandest
remedy over mado as It has done so
much for him and also for others In
his community. Dr. King's Now Dis-
covery Is guaranteed for Coughs
Colds nnd Consumption. It don't fail
Trial bottles frco nt G It. Itenfros
drug stare
Our Jtiipslrliiir UnpsrCmaiit
In equal to tho best In tho country.
Wo repair everything and anything;
hloyolus sowing machines lockf keys
umbrollas typuwritors and iraaolino
stovos otc. Saw tiling and grinding
- of -cTcry description lawn
crintion. lawn mowers.
shoars scissors knives otc. Wo aro
oxports In each of our departments.
ETir." KNAUSB
The Itloyolo House 113 Oklahoma
avonuo Guthrie 0. T.
On to iturtsto
The Kansas W. It. C. and Ladles ot'Ao
0 A. It. having selected the Haiitn. lo
ni their olllclal routo to tho. A II. un
eatiipineut at lluffalo havo also arranged
for a special train to leave Kansas 1 1'
and Mls'ourl river iHiints Saturday Aug-
iil91 and to run through solid with no
change of cars of any description Okla
noma memliers of too 11. A. It tholr
families and friends are cirdlally invited
to Join our party. We w III havo the linen
train from the west and It will constat of
free reeliiiing chair cars also Pullman
palace and tourist sleepers that will run
through to Hulfalo will. nut ehannc A
free chair car will leave (Juihrlr
on No
108 August 81 at S:to a. m. and
KO
In
mroiigu with the Kama delegation
quire 01 a. .1. uorains tgent Uutnrie r
nearest 8a nu ve uent for parncniurj
Hudwelser la tho beer and no mis-
take. Itvervbodv Is
going
via the Santa LV
route to lluffalo.
o. WliV sliould v
r'h should you g j
any othef.' We give you a through tram
without clianne or cars. Our rates are
low as the lowest accommodation. 3 aro
the heal and the time Is the fast eat
first published In the Dally Leader At -gust
It) lwr.
Notice for rublicatlon.
Land office at Uutbrle. O. T. A
gust 18 1SD7.
fiotlee Is hereby given that the fui low
lag-named settler has filed notice j h
in tea tlou to nake final uroof In suunurt
of hit claim and that said proof will to
raaue oeiore the regtster and receiver at
Uuthria 0. T on September : J3'J7. vot
harles M. Coon for the i r u c 1
two r. u of r : w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove liU contlniioiio residence upon anl
cultivation of atd land vli:
Jainr Demuiee. Thomas Hopew. '
William Iluwuiiin ainl JSautl toon u.-
of Sewurd t T
4in A N J Ckook Iteglster
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