The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 155, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 30, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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Cnpltnl Stock $100000.
Sprape's Collecting Agency.
Chicago.
Now York.
Twenty Brnnch Oillcoa.
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1. 3(joo letter a Jay mailed. Collections
Gonoral Agont Oklahoma anil
C33T Kofor by parmlwlon to the Hank of Indian Territory.
WILLIAM A. MONTGOMERY
Indian Territory.
GOLDEN -WORKED 'EM. MISS TURNER ENTERTAINS.
Offleo Seeker's
Case AEBnmes
Thaso.
Now
The caso of M. Uoldou lato candi-
date for the Oaago Indian agoncy has
assumed a Maw phato It appeara that
Golden worked bL eandldaoy on ttao
stock plan. After securing hundreds
of Influential indorsements and getting
a cinch on tbo lob apparently ho
formed a company which advanced SI.
000 to him to furthor his chances In
consideration ot this sum tho five mem
bers of the company were to soeuro the
Indian trading post worth 375.000 to
S 100000 a year In tbo (Jingo nation.
The money was paid to Ooldon In
advance- When charges were mado
against Golden ho weakened and tbo
Outhrlo company is loft to hold tbo
bag It Is alleged on good authority
that Ooldon has mado no less than
512000 on his candidacy deal. It la
further alleged tbit his strango dis-
appearance from Washington is a fake
and that Golden is now in Now York
playing tbo buckot shops.
A Washington special says: Morltz
Golden of Guthrie who ended his
quest for oflleo by quiotly leaving
town was no doubt actuated by his
knowledge that charges had boen filed
against htm at tlio interior department.
Charles P. Nesler was one of those
who proforrcd charges Anothor Ok-
lahoma politician wroto to tho depart
roont officials saying that Golden had
offered ono man S3 SOS to got tho office
for him and that hohadofforod others
smaller amountB.
A BOLD THEFT.
I'leasant Dancing Party Given
Popular Youug T.ady.
y a
Miss Ircno Turner gave a delightful
dancing party Saturday night at her
home 718 Cleveland. Uuffot refresh-
ments woro served. Tho occasion was
enjoyed by tho follnwlnp:
Misses Uuby Corbett Noll Kimball
Llla llriggs Lena Hunter Ethel Mc-
Ncal Anna Carter Ltszlo McNeal
Goorgio Oldham Winnie Oldham Pearl
Hutchinson Nlta Williams Jess Paine
Llll an Holes Tilla Turner.
MaBtors William llrooks Frank
Lyon Carl Motcalf Wlllard Llndwall
Ulydo McConnell Will llrooks Sara
8mlth Harry Long Lawfon Lowo
PERSONAL MENTION.
Thieves Steal a Team of Horses From
a Wichita Publisher.
Itetwccn mlgnlghtard Sunday morn-
ing November 28 thoro was stolon
from tho barn of H. J Hagny editor
and proprietor of tbo Wichita Heacon
hiB toam of horses and carriage.
lioth horses are bay flvo and eleven
years old respectively Tho five-year-old
has white right hind foot and very
small star in forehead) mane and tall
a littlo th'm from rubbing. Very
plump and attractive animal. The
older horso raoro rawboned in build
right hind foot "whito stocking" lit-
tlo whlto on other hind foot; foretop
cut somo timo ago and back about four
inches on neck; now grown out stubby
Carriage was built at Iola Kan. and
Is extra flno. Has platform springs
and cosch gearing. Green upholster-
ing; when stwlon cushions and backs
covered with a red and white strlppod
material; dashboard curved; rail on
top nnd support onloftsldo broken
making dash looso on that sldo not
noticeable unless taken hold of; high
backs to both seats and front scat a
trlllo higher than back ono. Although
not nowly painted carrlago was In
splendid repair; full leather top. Har-
ness a cheap set; black trimmings
bought a few months ago.
A reward of 850 will bo paid for tho
return of tho proporty and 850 for
arrest and conviction of tho thlovcs.
Wire any information at my oxpenso
Kufus Conn
Sheriff Sedgwick County.
Wichita Nov. 28. 1807.
K W. Wilcox Ib down from Ponca.
Mr. Hppcrson ot Nowkirk is in the
city.
Secretary Jenkins has roturncd from
Newklrk.
IJdgar Powers
from Wlnflcld.
returned yesterday
COMMISSIONER JONES
Visits tho City and Confers With Re-
publicans. W. K. Jones commissioner of Indian
affairs spent Sunday in tho city. He
has just completed an Inspection of the
Indlau agencies at PawlniBka and Sac
and Pox and after a visit to Darling-
ton and Anadarko bo will return to
Washington and submit a report of
his findings to tho interior department.
Mr Jones conferred with a numbor
of Republic. an leaders Bcveral hours
whllo boro and was given pointers re-
garding a numbor of agency applicants.
Oftthollo Uliarcb Hervlcoi.
Go and hoar Rov. Father J. P. O'Con-
nor who glvcB a mission or courso of
extraordinary Bermons in tho Catholic
church of this city Tho mission will
last till Nov 30
Sermon every morning at 5:30 and 9
a in ; children's mission every day at
3pm; sermon every evening at 7:30
p m.
Tha subject ot the oenlng sermons
for tho ensuing week Is as follows:
Tuesday 7:30 p. in. "Tho Mother of
Christ."
Kvorybody is most cordially Invited
to attend aU the servicos and sermons
The church Is kept warm and com-
fortable. Yolcain HarprUeil.
Chandler Nows: Gonoral Manager
Yokum of tho Frisco railroad sal. I
while In town last Saturday that In
ill bis experience In railroading and In
visiting sections of country that were
seeking to securo railroads he had
never been a region whoso virtues were
not overestimated until bo camo on
this trip. Ho said that all he had
beard In retard to Lincoln and Okla-
homa counties had underestimated
their advantages and that whllo ho
tiad expected to find a most excellent
cjuntry he had been nleaiautly sur-
prised by finding everything oven bet
ter than he had expected.
President Murdaugh of tho Kdmond
normal Is sick.
J A. Magulrc of Norman fpent
Sunday in tho city.
Judge Edwards was up from Okla
homa City yesterday.
Attorney General Cunningham has
roturncd from Wichita
Miss liertha Gregory is working in
tho stenographer's office
Ed Stevens of the Lexington Leader
was in tho city yesterday.
John P. Hlnklo of tha Journal. wb
over from Perkins yesterday.
Ex-Qovernor Rcnfrow bought six-
teen lots in Norman Saturday.
Miss Lula Strang leaves for St.
Louis tomorrow for a visit to friends.
Prof. James A. Ament president of
tho Western Normal school was over
from Alva Sunday.
Claude F Parker Is over from Chand-
ler. Ho contemplates going to tho
Ktondlko In tho spring.
Bupt D. T. Murvinoand A. T. Payne
of tho Wells Fargo Express company
wero In tho city yesterday.
A. C. Davis has taken a placo in the
Western Union telegraph office. Ho
was formerly Santa Fa agent at Sow-
ard. Miss May Illackwell of Guthrie
and Mrs. May Miller of Logansport
Ind aro tho guests of G W. Schlcgel
and wife. Chandler News.
Ex-Sonator I). P. Marum ot Wood-
ward Is in tho city. Mr. Marum has
just turned several neat deals in cattle
and Is feeling very cozy in mind.
United States Attornoy Roy V. Hoff-
man is in attendance at court this
week. Roy is ono of the most popu-
lar and ablo young men In Oklahoma.
Stillwater Populist.
Georgo Orput camo over from Enid
yostorday in charge of Ned Slsson tho
tierce. Mr. Orput Bays ho has no now
political desires but Slsson zealously
guards him through fear that Orput
may broak out In a now spot.
Rob Woods cx-couiny attorney of
(! aril old county now a resident of
lVcutnsoh and Shawnco was In tho
city yesterday. Mr. Wood Is a prince
of royal fellows and has hundreds of
friends. He says Shawnee last week
opened ono of tho flucBt opora houses
In the territory.
Col. Tom Corbott of Paducah until
quito rocently register ot tho land
offico at Guthrie Oklahoma was the
guest of Ur Richmond Saturday. Col.
Corbott Bays ho wouldn't glvo Hick-
man county for tho wholo territory of
Oklahoma. Ho lived hero in his boy-
hood daya. Clinton (Ky.) Democrat.
Weak nerves indicate deficient blood
Norvous pcoplo find relief by purify-
ing and onrlching their blood with
Hood's Sarsaparllla tho great norvo
tonic
Hood's Pills aro tho only pills to
tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla. Ouro
all liver Ills.
pany has over forty peoplo In It and Is
first class in every way This will be
tbo first legitimate opera In lint his
tory of the city and should receive
crowded house's.
Thn pictures of tho art department
of tho l.sdlos' Home Journal htvo been
received by tho ladles of ono ot our
churches and will be exhibited before
the holidays.
Reserved Boats for tho Kccno enter
tainment wero p.it on salo at Wallaco
& Muller'a yesterday morning and sold
like sensational literature AU 11 o
good seats will be gono today.
Tho clly dlrccloiy man will be
around after your copy of advertise-
ments for city and county directory.
Ploase havo them ready for him Any
ono wishing a card in tho directory
who has been overlooked address a
card to F. W. Roonoy general dolly-
cry nnd ho will call on you.
Tho Indictment found at the last
terra of the grand jury against Joseph
Law was held tob dofcctlvo by Judge
Pale Monday and ho was discharged
but on Wednesday tho present grand
jury found another indiuttuunt and
on arraignment Law took twenty-
four hours to plead. Ho was placed
under 81.000 bonds and his enso set
for next Tuesday. Stillwater Populist.
Tho Lagoda (Ind ) Loader of last
wcok contains a highly Interesting Ok-
lahoma loiter written by Mr. L T.
Herod lato of Lagoda who is now
making hla homo with his son At-
torney W. It Herod. Tho letter de-
scribes Oklahoma climato tho thrift
of tho people and distances between
Outhrlo and metropolitan points. Mr.
Herod is 75 years of ago yet is halo
hoarty and vigorous. Ho likes Outh-
rlo Immensely and hie words havo the
proper ring.
When Thomas Kocne was a young
thcsp'an ho had the reputation ot bo;
lng a practical joker and many a luck
less actor's llfo was mado a burden to
hltn A certain well-known actor
noted for his carelessness in tho mat-
ter ot dress was playing tho leading
part in a molodi-ama at a New York
theatre. la tha play he was supposed
to havo run through with a fortunn
and to contemplate sulcldo Some ono
knockcdat tho door of his wretched
garrctt. Ho hastily thrust his revol-
ver Into tha drawer of a table at which
he sat A lawyer Mr. Keone entered
and informed him tht an undo had
died and left him a million dollars.
"A million c? money" paid tho would-
bo suicide. "What shall I do with It?"
"Well Harry" said young Keone "I
should buy a suit of clothes first "
Aftor tho ncrformanco tho stago man
ager fined Keono 85 for his jouo.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fall
'OR
trior
CREAM
BAKING
POWER
MOST PERFECT MADE
re Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD
Ilenl Kitnto Trinitron.
Casey Swascy Co. to A C. Schncll
lot H bile 48 Kant (luthrle wo t
Anson C. Schncll t Joseph M Koarta
10114 DIK4S w i
Peter N. Holt to Sarah Robinson lulu
1-2-3-4.&. block 3 Mulhall. w 1
J ll llcadiCR to AuMon U . Wright lot
12 oiocKus East uutnric ucco
1 000
1 500
MO
HO
TO UUHK A (JOLU IN UNE DAY
Tako Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets
All drucrglsts rotund tho money If It
fails to'curo tin. Tho genuine has
L. It Q on oach tablet
Firth Annual.
Tho grand Illumination of tho Wei-
como Grocery will bo given Wolnes-
day aud Thursday evening Dec 8 h
and 9th. Don't fall to witness this
grand sight ot a Ufa time.
Llllio & Cn. aro prepared to glvo you
lust what you want in tbo school book
lino.
All lovers of vocal music will bo
given a rare troat by tho Sherwood
Grand Concert company on Wednesday
evonlng December 8.
McKennon Opera House
S. A. MANN Manager.
One Night Only
Tuesday November 30
Tho Most Famous Comedian In Amorlca
M B. Curtis
In his Million Dollar Comedy assisted by
his Metropolitan Co. presenting
"Samuel of Posen."
18th Annual Tour a Guaranteed
Attraction Coming on
It's Merits.
Remember the date One Night
Only.
Reserved soats on salo Saturday at
Wallaco & Mullor's drugstore. fl-76c-SOe.
mJ
Sam'l ot Poscn tonight.
Thomas Keono tomorrow night.
Stowe's hardware Btoro Is undergo-
ing renovation.
Rev. Holt of tho llaptlst church
will locturo tonight on "What is Hell."
Tho Nows aayB Chandler cotton
buyers havo paid out over 510.000 for
cotton this season.
II. L. Cohen Is closing out hts stock
and will embark In tho merchant tail-
oring buslnesB exclusively.
Tho remains of Look wood tho negro
who committed suloldo Saturday wero
burled in summit view yesterday.
S. P. Snider recently arrested In
Mulhall for horso atcallug was taken
to Hood ounty Tex. yesterday for
trial.
R 11. Romlna was arrested at Okla-
homa City Saturday by ShoritI Kino-hart-
He is charged with forging a
885 chock on R. A. Gaffney.
In United States district court at
Perry yesterday James lllack pleaded
guilty to perjury and wasuonteucod to
one year aud a day in tbo penitentiary
Tho board ot regents ot tho Negro
Agricultural and Normal university
to bo erected at langston will meet
this week to elect a corps of teachers.
Tom Willis returned Monday from
Outhrlo. Ho eaya that tho coutest on
his claim has ooen dltmlssed by tl o
contestant Heverly Crawford Chand-
ler News.
Tbo very latest thing In Guthrie !b
to havo a list of guests printed with
"regrets" opposite tho nainoa of those
who failed to "come in."- Klngflshor
Free Press.
Clint Vldor advance agent of tho
Columbia Opera company is In the
city billing the troupe to upoear Fri-
day and Saturday evenings. The com-
McKennon Opera House
S. A MANN Managor.
One Night Only
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1.
Special Kugafcomont of tho Distinguished
Tragedlau.
Thomas W.
KEENE
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His Royal Highness
SANTA CLAUS
Will make his debut to the good people of Guthrie on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27.
We want all the children in Guthrie to write to the good Old Man in care
"The Cyclone's" Big Stores.
Christmas Eve.
The three best written letters will get prizes on
First Prize $5 In Gold.
Second Prize Handsome Child's Jacket
Third Prize Largest Doll In The House
The Mecca of Christmas Offerings Suitable presents foi grandpa grandma
mother and father brother and sister aunts and cousins sweethearts ol both sexes
will be at The Cyclone -Santa Clause headquarters at the Big Stores
The Unparalleled Merchandise Slaughter.
Of the age. On account of the continuous warm weather we aro forced to reduce
winter stocks in all departments. Profits not thought of; cost not considered.
Forced to cash the entire winter stock. Useless to quote prices. Impossible to
describe the wonderful bargains that will await you at the Big Store Saturday
morning. Clothing Dry Goods Boots and Shoes j going at about half the usual
price. A hard-up importer of Toys has consigned to us about $15 worth of Dolls
Toys Fancy Toilet Cases Ladies' Work Boxes -and many other articles suit ible
for Christmas presents. His orders are to cash them; hence come in Saturday.
We will set aside anything you may select until Christmis. Don't be fleeced by
extortionate prices asked by others. Extra force of salespeople in attendance.
Don't fail to attend the Santa Claus Carnival Saturday.
"The Cuclone" Big Stores.
I03-OKLAHOMA AVENUE-
109 & lit DIVISION STREET
Accompanied by and under the managO'
inoutot Chas. II. llanford proientlnic
RICHARD
Prices ft. 11.50 12. Sale of seat opons
Monday Nov. 29 at Wallace & Wuoiiw'n.
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Stylish Gentlemen
Are Finding It Profitable
To examine and buy our Ready-to-wear OVERCOATS.
Overcoats are not what they used to be. Now it gets
just as much care and attention as custom-made over-
coats. The best cloth is used; the best cutters are
employed and the best tailors put them together. Our
$15 Royal Kersey Cloth Overcoats
All wool in blues and blacks are imported fabrics
and are excellent values at $25. Our : ;
$10.00 OVERCOATS
Are incomparable and are in assorted styles lengths
and colors and for service are all that one could wisli
for. Other dealers getting 12 and ?15 for these coats.
H. L. COHEN
The New York Clothier and Furnisher.
214 WEST OKLAHOMA AYE.
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Silver and Gold Flour
la the Finest Flour mado from tho beat wheat grown In tho world which
took t'-io premium at tho World's Fair for Ita suoerlor qualities. Milled with
tbo boat milling skill in the territory it coata no inoro than flour that has not
Ita superior quality. Ask your grocer for it. If ho dooa not koop it and will
not order it for you tend us tho doalor's name auJ address and your full namo
and address on a postal card and wc will toll you where to got It or have it
delivered to you at tho regular market price.
MORRIS & WILLIAMS Manufacturers Guthrie Q. T.
OUR
EFFORT
To maintain the standard of GOOD SHOES and lowest
prices is proven by the success of our business. Once our
customer always a customer because we give you FIT
STYLE and WEAK QUALITIES all combined in one shoe.
Agents for W L Douglas Good Shoes-
CH
A Pointer
To Hunters.
We have moved across the street
to the next block north of the old
stand where you will Und us bet-
ter equipped than ever to supply
your wants for anything in the
way of Guns Ammunition Pocket
Kclves Razors and Sportsmen's
Goods.
OLSMITH ARMS CO.
DAVID HET
Corner First and Oklahoma Ave Guthrie Okla. '
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
And the Best
Whiskies Wines and Brandies
"SPECIAL BREW" FOR FAMILY USE;
24 BOTTLES FOB ?1.00.
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