The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 44, Ed. 1, Friday, January 21, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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FOR ABSTBAOTS LOANS AND INSURANCE SEE W. M BR
IF INDIAN TERRITORY.
J Hit llitihl of II () ffrr llntr Mfff-
lotfl IVoiii Wr rJl i HHllirir.
Spcml to the Dally Leader.
Washington Jan 20 CongroM has
granud UilnnM llroivi ff'Jirard h
charter for hult'iinr a imlroait from
Kod Pork 1 T t'liungh the Creek
coal fl.lds tjQuihtlp
j'lmii thai mil till i.
ifinnr iih Iltlllrotttl 3lttilUnit llml
Otht-r VnttriK.
Oklahoma Is my home noiv as it
always has been smco the opening'
rcmirkcri cs IK v rnor Kenfrow yester
terday ' and 1 nni not chawpioniug
tho lnliTthtfl of arty pniteular towi
h lo I havo iDtorcbti in f-outli-tt
MibB'iuri I bhall not livfl 1hrn perma-
nently I have Interests in different
towrB of the territory "
Wbnt about Oklahoma Ct'y and Its
railroad boom?
Weill without question w rit on the
Jones road will b iiegun within thttty
itnya All the towns! toe bnvo bteu
laid out atd mat rial for road building
purchased Oklahoma City Heems to
uo etj lying a slight boom on railroad
prospects and thoro is much lively
dlckericg in really opIIoob "
' I seo (oroo pspirs are quritionlng
tho BtBtemciit that ABkifctant-Cathter
Wiggins cotninllltd mlolde" con-
tinued tho governor. "1 wa9 at Nor-
man tho other day nnd with others In-
vestigated poor Wiggins' death Yes
ho e itnmltttd suicide but what
prompted him to m:l rash act Is a
mystery His fear regarding removal
front tho bank was groun diets He
was an exemplary young man and
highly .opular with all tho bat k
otUfiia'iB. and bo could havo remained
in the bank as long r.s ho desired."
J I A AT PAW lll'SK. I .
Jiillhlooil inrf I'liitfrninlrf Ith'iii'ilt (
llornf.
The Ostipo national council Is In tot-
slou at l'awhitBlta and lively scenes
are being enacted dally between tho
fuilbloods nnd tho progrostlvs ok-
tnent the fullb'oods having control
most of tho lime A bill was pasted
yesterday by tho fuilbloods cinpow-
ing tho ngeul to lease all tho public
Unds for pasture at not less than 10
cents an aero. Tho progressive o'o-
meat fought this bill bitterly as tboy
desired to lenso the best lands for
farming A uurobor of claims f jr clll-
zsn&lup woro rejected and a resolu-
tion adopted Instructing the cotnmls-
timer of Indian niTiIra not to recog-
as Oisgo citz:nany O.ago by
b'ood or marriage wlu had at any
in been a citlr.fii ol any stale. Aitsr
icnntpst uuring wiihii biaoK
s followers bolted and loft
tho ciuncll the chiif and IiIb assist
nnt trtgotlier with llih-Hnli-Mol Mou-
Shnlt Koh Tab Itacon It nd. Fred
Liokont Jules Trutnloy and John
Mcnor woro elected a delegation ti go
ti Indian Territory atd expol 00 ob-
noxious mivtd bloods from their rolls
Citiielius lallahan. Rhotilt from the
Canev district was impeached and to-
moved and a commiltoe appointed to
invcstlgato and check up all sheriffs
clerks and treasurers of tho nation.
I hi i) II ill 7w Ihr Srnl.
Secretary Jenkins has istuad tho fol-
lowing notarial commission:
IS L McKeo of Cleveland for Paw-
nee couutv. J V. Ilennett ot Shawnee
for I'-jttawatomlo count) ; T. a. Hunt
of Arapahoe for Curtis count W W
Stewart of Pawnee for I'awneo
J 1). Morrlion of Morrison
foTKTTUJ county i J. W l'erry of ICeo
kuk Falls for I'ot.Awatomlu o unly;
W 0 Chapman of Wnukoimr for
OarflVld county; T S I'iercu of Wa-
kits for Oraut c uitj;S S Kale of
lijwns for Kingfisher count; J M
MliHinoDf of Manchester for (I rant
county li. W. llrauine of Crom. for
Kayciunty;A A Humptirey of fluth-
rlr for Logan county; J M MeOon
nel o' IC ngflihcr for JC'ngQbfi
county tipenuor Wneoler of Wood-
ward for Woodward count; Jas. IJ
Hcarr of Mulhall for Logan county.
SUitfliimil Jiiwrhr! Out
Csuinuion Jan SO The bona
committee on territories has deoidtto
to nip tho aspirations for statehood of
Oklahoma Arizona and Now Mexico
It was Informally agroed today at the
commllteo mcullng to voto on the
question cf reporting tho s'atcbood
bills at tho mooting of tho committee
ono week from today. An informal
count of noses showed tho Hopublictu
membor8 of tho committee who will
control lti action were a unit iu their
opposition to tho three statehood bills
and they will not bs reported this con-
gress. n: a t. r.
Tho W. C. T U will moot Saturday
instead ot Friday at 3 p. m with Mrs.
Uus A'.dorbon uornar 131m and Per
kins No oo Tho Home." "Whore
Aro Wo Drifting?" The social ivlls
will bo discussed Is soole y to blame?
What is tho remedj? Couir you will
be welt-omo to take part In tho dls-
cussion. Mns. IUv President.
trrrmun f.f( Jlli llunl.M lit Again.
On Jan. 11 the bill to lease t'lo pas-
tures camo up It provided that Llout
Col II 11. Freomau should repraconl
tho nation iu leasing the pastures
and fixed the prloe at not lees than 10
cents per aore After a lengthy d In-
clusion tho bil was pasted Pawhus-
ka Herald
irj.vr Titmn nasar
rtr Clmrlrrt.
Secrtttry Jenkins has issued the fol-
lowing charier: Prairie Chapel Meth-
odist church of Kildaro Kay oountv;
Shawnee Ico and Cold Storage ooiu-
panj Christian ohureh of Hlaekwell
Kay county; Norman llulldltig and
oan assofilatlon; Deer Oreek town
company.
ifryllill .Silltruir.
Tho Equal ijutlrage club of this city
will meet in regular boosinu next week
on Saturday January to. Look for
the program next week. Everybody
is invited.
EsTei.i 1 Wkvmoutii. 8eo'y
lx IfmHWfttMsttf.
Correepondeneo Daily l.md.r.
Navjj ik Urer ounty Jun. 19
I'll teauhors of Ureer couuty through
I'. H. Jonee coinmitleeman have fir-
warded the following mcinou&l tjcon
gross:
t'n the president of the United States
and tno honorable members of con-
grew:
When Oreer connty Oklahoma was
a part of 1'txis the schools were sua
tatticd by money trom the 'leans fica
sshool fund. On March in 189(1 when
the supreme court of the United Stnu-s
decided that Ureer county belonged to
the gjverriiiient the teachers in Oreer
county held warrants on ihe 'lex
free Bchool fund for $4.1X1 The
schools In th s county ware closed a
soon as the decision was given and
this amount was earned before that
tune.
Tho touchers wont before the Texas
slato legislature last winter and asked
for the money due them A bill passed
both houses of tlie 1-pUlmu-e author
icing the payment of theso claims but
was vetoed by tfie governor of the
slate on the ground that the govern-
ment should pay this debt.
The teachers of Oreer county who
labored so iaithfuily to forward the
cause of education ak you ti come t
tholr relief and pay this amount which
li just and true
The United s aTei government was
benefited by receiving a scope of coun-
try larger than some of the states of
the Union and thousands f dollars
are going into tbo treasury at the
Maugum land oflise
Tho government gsva financial
assistance to mauy counties in Okla-
homa to forward the educational in-
terest' and 07 teacher tvo thirds of
their number being women nsk you to
co inn tt Ihdr relief and right the
wrong dono thorn br the 1 argent state
In tho Union nnd one that boasts nt
liberality hospitality aud educational
Interest
T. H Jonks Teachers' ComiiittJ".
fTl'MJ.OVS fA'fi:.
Illiiuljtl Prtltlnii Prmrntrtt Pntyluii far Trrr
1'liinttnU-Ollirr Mittlrr.
Iii tho absooco of Mavor Ilerkey
President J U. Hall presided at last
night's regular meeting of the coiiucll
All members were present save Wick
him and Caper
A blanket petition praying tho
csuncll to order trees planted nil over
the city west of Drexel boulevard
was read and referred
Three bids were re eived for boring
ami curbing a 103 foot well at t te
waterworks station and one fur the
consti notion of a dam Ail were re-
ferred to tho waterworks coinmltteo
St re -t Commissioner Hob Smith was
laid off until farther orders. This is
due to a lack of funds. Newt Ander-
son reelgntd as sldowslk inspector and
Smith given tbo plHco.
The matter of nil night lights did
not oomo up and tha. of new aro
lights was referred to the publla Im-
prover cuts committee.
xmf .'.v run a. a. r. u.
iVmrlrr Ik Owji mill lirl( Alijillmtlmii
far Meiiiliertlilii tprtml.
Outhrlo Lodge No. 1 A O. U. W.
mot In regular session Jntt night nun
consldorcd f irty npplieallous formjin-
barshlp This order i one of the bist
In tho city and haa on j 'yed u steady
growth in tho faco of uavorss circum-
stances Tho lodge lu the territory
now numbors l.ooo mombere. 'flu set
t'omont of the four-years' war with
tho supreme lodge on f ivorable terms
has given the order now llfo and en-
thuiod the members to better effort
Tho charter of the lodgo Is now open
for Ion days and full membership can
bs toeured for the nominal fee of git.
firollMi llUr Milmtmury.
Guttm? L.igH No t Scottish Uitn
Masons contlnusd degree work all
day yesterday and last night. The
attendance ol members la1 1 night was
large and some benutlfnl cereraor.les
were carried out The following gen-
tlujien were made peifect ISlu Masont:
Oovarnor Karnes 11 A Piatt Chas
IHllingsly. 0 W. Whl'o. Warren Hen-
nott. Prof J O Allen l'Minonil. Jasper
Slpoi nnd (I. II Pollock Oklahoma
City Degreo work will continue to-
day and tonight.
AhoIIim' .Niiicii ilmlgr.
Judge L L Delttlletil of New York
holds that an Ohio dlvoroo Is ot no
forco In that stato This opinion was
given in tbo ciso of Mrs. Lil-
lian Winston who obtained u
dlvoroo at Perry from Walker
Wlnton and married Dr. J. M. Lud-
don of New York. Mrs. Ludden is
still recognized as the wife of Wlnton
and Is therofore guilty of bigamy.
WwHrif -We u.
As a rowaid for faithful servl cb dur-
ing the past y oar Hoy Wtatuu organ-
ist aud Stewart Ilrlgga llJta soloist
of tho M IS ohurali have been pro
sontecriiandsomo books by Itev. ituek-
nor. MMcHtf J lnut.
Ai.va O T.Jan JO Paul Mifalf
who was shot in an altaiupt to resist
at rest at Vinehettir last tiaturdny Is
dead.
lliripy .iA- II ulkrr
Champion OoUo Walker Walter Gray
has mado StS telllug his own photo-
grphs.
FUNDS FOR CUBA.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair
Da
w CREAM
BAKING
POHDtH
MOST P'iRFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
torn. Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD
tdjiitjiit (Ifiimrnl Holt Aiiolnt N a.
A" unieors in Sulloltur for futm
iKKFriuoK Cm Ma Jau. 20. Ad-
lutnut Ueueral Hell Iim tssiied au ap
peal rfgKrding Cuba lie says: " He
rn nt iiuthorlUUvo report couflrm the
ipinlliug condition of suffer iug. fam-
'ue and death in Culm. luBrin wen
mlpleiw women and little cbtldron are
tarviug by the thousands. Me earn-
tly appeal to the flrvsides ot peaoo
ind plenty for immediate cosh dona-
tion to mitigate the intense suffering
f our stricken ne-.rubor. " OIHceni
f the ilisuuri Nsiiooal Uuards ar
lutliorised to recoivo douutiona.
CLUB WOMEN IN SESSION-
rim I iuIhi-iUIim or atiiMiurl Mraii at
! i tin
Nkdahv Mo Jan '.".' The second
an iual con Mill itm of the Missouri
' deration of uoim-u s ilube met this
morning in the Hnal TnU of St. Jo-M-jih
hull" Inrli had Uvu haiidsoinely
piipired. lh roll call lm-luded iimnv
fuuiou names. dlsllliULkhud in tin
idueatlooul mil taiy philautliropic
Biid polltliul uunaU of tlm West 'lliu
.uformat prebentation of ercdontlals
and dues was foliowed bv the cull to
order Tke luvuvatiun Has bv Airs.
Mnrv Do a oli oe a venerable club
unrnnit tin nil.Ll I . C.lrlln 1 ... I.
tliQ state ait i litmorary jr-idut v(
the LatiitN Mi stli ub of beUaUa.
Whcilior i lic ii -rrnat
l i n' i
utiIl1 i i' r
po iir i urc I
Pom- ( i I i
hip it t I' -Tl ll
nf ( i mi n l.r
In r i i -. I l"i"l ne ni
I i I . iln t iin li
(I l MM i lllf 11 Tin it i .
m i iIimhUIH I TH i lit
n -e Willi I l TH I R "lint
i i i ir" sin! mild ilrwes
nir greatest f lili'l
piiriflpni-iril liumor cures.
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wirM TiTtm Iwr n tit
i:AGE P.UM0HS
CITY IN IMtlKK
Wapen Hatch Cocoa at Mi.nl t's.
Ten and twenty cents at the opora
bouse all next week
17. H Patent flour at the Weleonio
Grocery. Try a sack.
lliahop Hrooke wilt lecture to Still-
water students Jan 21.
Wepen Dutoh Cocoa mtket ( delic-
ious inf. Mcflitt sella it.
Two hundred bales of cotton were
shipped to Oilvestsn yesterday
Kemp ton (Comedy ICo atopern I ousc
a" I next week. Prioea 10 and to oentt
lie turn if the ftnrlte Ih-mpton
(Comedy ICo at op.r.i house all nexv
week.
Thero Is b go'wl opening for a gocd
physician at Carney O T. Addrets
W. J He nncr. .
The Ladles' Whist club will meet
this afternoon at the rafcldeiico of Mrs.
tlej It niilirgilcy.
The losbes on the Seareey and Lyon
properties on Cleveland avenue wore
adjusted yesterday.
liqulpments for Company IC at Knld
were shipped yesterday by Adjatiint-
Ueiieral IUncnbui-n.
At Perry Tuesday night the grocery
store ot FA J. Curie and C. J. Lludar-
man were burglarised.
Merchants' lunch rorvrd from 11:30
a m. to i n m. for SO cents at Kite-
haupt's Vienna Ilakery.
Cail on M. Lanisl and have your shoes
repaired in an artlstle manner; 111
Oklahoma avenna west
Tho old reliable U. S (lour made
from n rthem hard wheat Try a
sick and you will use no othor.
Remomber cur entire stock f
q ietnvsare will he sold at actual cost
until oloeed out The Welcome.
The Wtll Fargo lScpms company's
business la this city has increased 40
per cent since January last year
J H Matey Sons' store at Mul-
hall was uttoooud yesterday bv Hit
tell Frtzler.fe Co on a note for &2C8
Col II. b Mc Hey nolds has received
iovitttlous to dtilivf r his lecture "Oo
the Urlnic of Hell " at a number of
towns on the west side.
The Sou'.h McAlester Capital says
Mr James Snyder got so frightened
over the Seminole Indian sc&ro that
the turned gray in one night.
Abstractor George Dxlson says the
activity In really nt Uklahoma City U
caused by a pool between real estate
men iu which they swap and trailo
among themselves
U. S. flmr We lisve Just resolved it
carload of the I! S Patau t Hour. This
is the best Hour ever sold In tho city of
Outline Remember It is made from
northern hard wheat. The Welcome
Urojery.
Manager Wilson of the Missouri-
Kansas Telephone company aamo up
from Oklahoma Oity fsstorday. u(
Bays poles for the long dlstancu tolo-
phono have been placed to within two
iiillea of Uulhrio.
Djn't fall to lay in your supply of
qui nsworn and glasswaro white you
nan buy it for lost money than It can
bo ln'd down for sluce tho tariff went
into offeet its all our goods woro
bought befura tho high tariff went
into effect Tho Welcome Grocery.
A Central school girl recently an-
swerad a qneitiou in her examination
something like this: "Positive love;
comparatively lovely; superlative
lovey dovey." A h go school boy did
as well in an answei: "Positive sick;
comparative worse; superlative d:ad "
President J II Atnetit of the Alva
normal will lecture at tho Presby-
terian church tonlgnt. Admission
free Till lecture has been delivered
in eometf the largest cltlee ot tho
United 8'ates ard President Anient
has received a high a $100 pjr night
for dellverlr g the tame
At a railrr ad brotherhood barquet
given nt Willlugtoii a few nights
since Hill llenoh formerly of the
iUnk of Iodmii Territory in (his cly
made two instantaneous lilts by sing-
ing in catapult fashion and in rapid
ti leg succession two solo entitled
'Sweet Itoea O'Orady" ami "Put Me
Off at Washita " Hill possess) a. high-
gear d structured volee one that does
not make up lu harmony what it lack
to melody.
Uood time have oouie to those
whom Hood's Sartapaiilla has oured
of serofula catarrh dyspepsia rheum-
atism weak nerve or some other
ft r n of impure blood.
Hood's Pill are the only pills to
lake with Hood's Sartaparllla. 15 my
and ret edlaJert.
thtdut AH l'ir.
A dUgraJoful row oeourret' at th
collage last Saturday evening iu which
a number ot students took an ootivo
part. It appears that there has been
considerable rivalry among tbo stu
dent as to who hould control or be
at the hand of the collage literary
society. Finally matters grow trom
bad to worse until the society boeaue
praelieally divided Into two fastions.
Each of these factions seleetrd a presi-
dent to take biB ohalr nt the first meet-
ing ot this year which was last Satur-
day night. When the appointed time
osme nnd the erowd had assembled
eaeti of the newly eleeted oliliers took
bis cualr but instead of using it for
the purpose It was obviously Intended
to sit upon ho undertook to erack
the other fellow's cranium with It.
Iiisah of tlio parlies were backed by
hi friends and things woro Hying
around iu tho air for a short time
Finally order was restored and the
meeting dlsmlsasd. but there has been
a number of pxteptienal sore heads
about tho college durrg tbo past fow
days StlllwatorUazetto
See Smith the mil distributor
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On .liiimnry JO no lilti our iiniittal Jnimnry mill I'Vunisuj rvnr!iit; Salts flxtoiiillng Ihroiiclioitl our Jiisr Slores As
Mm RiMison Ih aliiii('iiiR wo ftmlMo tiro ovorlosdctl with hpiivr rooiIm. Jn order to cash ll.ciu and not curry over until
iipLHinsmt wo will rhisPtlioiii out at imroat uncrlllco. nnnliliiiK our palroiiK t buy (ouil Ncnsmmhlo AlordinndlHO nt
prlrfs iiover licroro oiiinllotl In Uuflirio Onn Ksit to tho (Jrent Sloru ami lot tho polite clerks show you through will
c .iiiiico that we tiro tho only JIAIHMIN UI VKHS. Note n lew ol'our prices holow: irubu
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Shoes at I'nhcnnl-or Trices.
Cliihl's all solid School Shoes 9 to
12 (I'le
Clii'dreti's and Miss's Jnce nnd
bitton gprtnti heel i) to 18.... 7f)C
Ct.oice ot Ladi-8'?1 r.0 shoes $i.l!)
Choice of Lndies' 2 f0 shoes 1.(10
Choice of Ladies' $2.75 and $3.00
shoes 2.01)
Choice of Ladies' ?3.&U and ?4 00
shoes .4S
200 pairs Men's jfcod lace and con-
gress shoes i)S
Choice of Men's 1.50 lace and
congress shoes 1.15)
Choice of any Men's $9 no and 2.50
lace or congress 1.-II)
Clio ce of any Men's $8.00 and
3.50 lace or congress HIS
KUBBERS-
Ladies' croquet rubbers heel
or spring heel opera coin
and needle toes IS
Ladles' storm Alaskas '22
Coildren's and Misses' heel
anl spring lieel rubber slip-
pers M
Men's buckle Arctics bright
finish ileece lined 7.'1
illen'fl and Hoys' Hals anil U loves.
Men's Fedora hats all latest
styles and colors 1.50 goods..? !)S
Men's hats all 2.50 and 15 goods
included lor this sale l.JIS
1.50 and 2 Men's plush caps all
styles included 75
Men's and Boys' corduroy and
Scotch caps 2S
Men's and Boys' all-wool cassimere
caps all colors and style?vrorth
50 cents go iu litis sale at 25
Men's and Boys' gloves worth 50
cents go for IS
Men's flue Moca gloves worth
1.25 go at (li)
Men's tine Moca gloves worth
1.50 RO at 75
Mfn's heavy buck gauntlets worth
2.00 goat i)8
Clothing Clearing Prices.
Choice of all Men's suits formerly
sold at 12 to 15 clearing price 7.50
Choice of all Men's suits sold at 0
to 12 clearing price 5. US
Choice of all suits formerly sold
at 0 to 9 clearing price ! (JS
the
8
Choice of any child's suit in
house no matter whether a
1 or 5 suit must go at
Choice of any child's suit in the
house formerly sold at 1.50 to
2.50. clearing price
1.38
.S3
Moil's Tntits.
Choice in the house of our iinesl
pants including Baltimore mer-
chant tailoring pants wortli up
to 7.50. in this sale t'.l S5
AH Men's $i50 union cassimere
pants (Jt
All Men's 1'.75 and 2.50 cassimere
punts JIS
Ladies' Underwear Hosiery Etc.
Heavy ribbed ileeced vests aud
pants former price 45c go for. .23
Nor.-shriiiking ribbed vests and
pants former price 1 go for .. .35
Natural wool camel's hair or red
ilannel underwear 1.25 values
go at 15
Heavy ribbed ileered union suits
worth 75c go for 43
Ladies' fast black hose former
price 124c go lor 0(5
Ladies' 20c fast black hose 0!)
Children's 10c black hose Oli
We will Close Out tho remainder ol' our
Stock ol' Men's and JJoys' Overcoats
at Ono-Third Value.
Colored Dress Goods.
Fancy plaids suitable for school
dresses cut from 15c to 07
Double width wool cheviots re-
duced for this sale from 20c to. .07
Imported silk and wool plaids as-
sorted colors reduced from 50 to .2!)
50-iuch all wool Ladies' cloth re-
duced from 50c to 27 J
English cur' cloth one of the lat-
est novelties red'd from 45c to .20
42-inch all wool tweeds reduced
for this sale from 1 to 40
JhiringThisSale Wo Will (JIvo Slato
Pencils Away to tho School Chil-
dren. .
Mark Dross (Hoods.
One lot of black mohair brocades
in dress lengths reduced from
89c a yard for this sale to 10
Black cashmeres formerly sold at
25c a yard reduced to 10
Black diagonals cut from 4c ft u
to '. .?3
40 inch black French serge war-
ranted all wool reduced from
05c a yard for this sale to 35
Fine French aephyr ginghams
wortli 10 to 12 l-2c reduced for
this sale to ()(;
Amoskeag apron checks 0 1 j
L. L muslins go in this sale at. . . .03:5
A Special Sale on Everything Iu This
Department.
Clonks Jackets and Capos.
All Ladies' 1 heavy weight jack-
ets OS
All Ladies' 5.00 heavy weight
gl ace beaver jackets 2. 05
AU Ladies' jackets sold up to 15
beavers Kerseys green tan
black inlaid velvet collars
elaborately trimmed 4. OS
All Ladies' capes sold lieietofore
up to 0.00 choice 1 SS
All Ladies' capes sold up to 10
choice 3 10
All Ladies' capes 12 15. 18
values all plushes Included . . 0 34
Table Linens Etc.
Turkey red and while damask
fast colors a special drive at .. .li)
Cream table damask.ottr 50c qual-
ity reduced to 20
Cream table damask our 75c qual-
ity reduced to 30
Satin cream table damask worth
H5c per yard reduced to IS
50 pieces crash toweling was 7o
now Op
All linen Scotch crash colored
border sold for 12 l-2c now OH
Extra heavy German satin bleach-
ed toweling former price 20c
reduced to 11
5000 yards Simpson best prints
for this sale choice per yard . . . .032
2500 yards of Brooldieldand Ilas-
petan percales beauties choice
for this sale ()(
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ULANKhTS AT tiNK THIRD YA1.UK Wo ro dotmnincd to cash them and will lot you Hot tho price. Coino early
nnd secure tho plums ol' this (Ireat Dargain Keast. Don't blamo us if your neighbor conies llrst and secures tho host.
During this sale wo will give sluto pencils l'rce to school children.
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BIG STORES
103-OKLAHOMA AVENUE-
109 & 111 DIVISION STREET
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PERSONAL JIENTJ0N.
o.
W. Vlcltcra la ovor from Alva
Willia-ns has roturncd from
J. M
Terry.
Horace Speed has returned from
Washington.
Altorney Prank Ilutto of Stillwater
is In tho city.
O. 13. lIUllngBloy is homo from Mam-
moth Springs Mo.
It. h Smith of Sherman Tex. ts bo-
jiurnlug In tbo city.
10 E. Stannard of Chicago is in tho
city on legal business
0. W. Pylo. of Kansas City Is passing
a low days in tno city.
J. 1) Leonard and J. O Allen of
Bdmond aro In tho city.
Kcvonuo Collector Charles Ilowaid
was ovor from 121 Itmio yesterday.
J A. Motcalfe one of Stillwater's
wall known citizens is In tho capital
city.
V. P. Tliorno nnt Seymour l'nco
aamo up from Oldahoma Oity last
evening.
Ij. P. Laverty was In Oklahoma City
ycbtorduy attending tbo horticultural
weetingr
Waltsr Arlington aitvauoe iterant for
Kempton's IComedy ICo. U hero hill-
ing the city for all next week.
J Martin of New York is In the
i Uy. lt is writing np the territory
for the New Knglaml Magattnu
l'rof J I) Leonard ot the Edmond
normal was In tho clt7 last night an
biuliio conceited with Ssottlsu Rite
Mssanry.
II L Cohen la disposing at his local
interest) and will tlnrtly move to
Danvr to euguge lu the msrohant
tailoring business.
l'rof. J. 0 Allan professor of the
Latin department ot Udinond normal
was In the aitv last npht attending
the Scottish lUto Lodge of Torfeo-
tlon. A. II. Flelsbimor tho oongsnlal and
popular oljjar broker of Wichita is in
tho city attending to thu wants of his
customers. Mr. I'lolabimor sells the
beet lino of foreign nnd domastlo
elgars on the market.
uiiippiin tjii: TKivniiu.
i:i.ki r o wick us.
Aftrr llWri llir Iliii-tiruKiiiiil Mrrlhiiii
C'miii tit it Clout'.
Oklahoma City Jan. 20 The Okla-
homa Territorial Agricultural Horti-
cultural and Irrigation society closed
its tifib annual meeting lu this city.
Representative farmort from all parts
of tho territory woro preset) t. Tho
annual election of o Ulcers was hold-to-day
and tbe following wore chosen:
President Prof. 13. 13 Uoguo ento-
mologist of tbo Stlilw'Atn experiment
station; vice p esldeut W. O. lleach
of Perklnt; secrotary and treasurer 0
A. McNahb. Oklahoma City.
Jimtarl.lny uiit Matrr-llelglillny.
A Uuthrio cctton buyer swore out a
warrant for a farmer for "Instacklng"
and "watet-wolghtlng" his cotton.
What do thoso words mean' Wichita
Eagle.
In cotton market parlanco "instack-
lng" comes from the Hindoo word
"orokera-torein" and h applied to the
dishonest farmer who burrows a hole
In a bale of cotton and doposits tlioroln
sundry and divers articles of domestic
use such as b lolis iron skillet;; etc
lu order that tho cotton may weigh
heavier. "Wator-weighting" finds us
origin in tbo aneient Kaufman county
Texas word "wllilpus wallipus " it
is the same as "instacklng" e.opt
that water Is used for cheating pur-
poses. A roll of wet cotton in the cen-
ter of the bale will make tha bale go
IS to 80 pounds more than It would
uiuBrnuu wvikii i
Imtlmm TmnUr to lltr Hull.
AcoorJing to the l'onaa Oity Courier
aauey utuor onteioi ttie usage nation.
wanted to sond a delegation to Wash
ington to confer regarding Osage bus!
nese and wanted to nboose tho delega
tion himself Mack Dog and CUre-
inore opposed him and seeing that
thty oould not be selected as dele-
gate? they with their colleaeues left
the council chamber leaving no
quorum to transact business.
This is beaoming oivlllzsd with a
vengeanee. No one can say that tbe
AmrrU-au Indian Isn't haooming
adapted to the ways ot tha white
man
J ten I Nutate Tutu fart.
rolled tttalea to Peter A 1'eier
lot 1. awl s hi ne qr see tn 18 r
t w. uatent.
j iv. xreuo 10 olton Morris.
I HAVE YOU BEEN TO
WALLACE & MULLER'S
WALL PAPER SALE?!
They arc closing out 5000 "3CO".
at prices never before heard of 111 ftleuirritory.
you have not you had better be quick about it.
If
1 If
We are headquarters fur
TRUSSES!
Fit Guaranteed.
Call and See Us.
rRONT AND BACK VIEW.
9
UH Vtmiilfj Paltmmj" .wtWj uiiiKwt
by III Pupil
1'o.nca Oity Jan 90 A very regrot-
able ease ot Insubordination occurred
yesterday ovenl'tg at thesabool taught
by llonry MoOi aw west of town. Two
or three pupils at aeked their teacher
and wore very nerere lu tholr treat-
ment of him. Prom the information
at hand ti would seem that teacher
was entirely iu tho right. Henry Me-
Uraw is a tine young man aud would
not knowingly wrong anyone.
Itrath of Mm. llurtiliuime.
Mrs. J. M. llarnhouso died after a
lingering lllnesi from '.pneumonia at
8:10 o'clock yesterday morning The
funeral will take place today at 3
o'clock. The deceased came to Okla-
homa with herhUsbaud at the opening
of tho country-aiid was a consistent
Ohjistian Too bereaved husband has
nf iwnr er i. t 17. r t w. wd
1' A I'eteratm to Prankllu S. Millar
lou l t ana bf a qr sec t tp is r
Lafayette BlakUv u KO. StolKUch
w u. sw v i. tan wil
M
John
to William RaurllBoc
II g n end lota IS aad 11. bk U )
Ioui
ft o a ad lots 6 aad . bk lit.
Muinau
Jotia II Hunted to K J lllrcta lot
bk W wd East Guthrie
Wd
T
tho sympathy
trtond
C a largo circle of
x M
imooo
imood
1000 00
KiCO
.In Oxiye Alllyiitur.
A big allluatnr gar was caught yes-
terday at the mouth of Salt Creek In
the Osago oouniry. Its mouth was
full of teeth and tbev all slanted In-
ward Ono of tho Pranklin boys had
his coat caught In the gar's mouth and
came very near being a victim of tho
big fish. He measured about 6lx feot
in length. The gar wai brought to
town oy ntr. nortuup. ronca Courier
TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE UAY
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablet
All drugpiaU refund tbe money It It
fall to euro. 25a Tho genuine has
lJl (J on each tablet
Silver and Gold Flour
Is the Finest lflor r miitn frnm thn hpHt rollout vrnwn In Ihn nnHil ntilxti
took tho preiututr at tho World's Fair for Its sunorlor qualities Millod with
the best milling skill In tho territory It costs no more than flour that has not
Its superior quality. Ask your grocer for it. If ho does not koop It and will
n i j j r ur you end U8 tno dealer's name auJ address and your full narao
and addrcas on a p ostal card end we will toll you whero to get It or have It
delivered to you at t he regular market price.
MORRIS & WILLIAMS. Manufacturers Guthrie o. T.
McKeDnon Opera House.
S. A. MAN"N Manager.
One " '7Ves&l3L
COMW ENCINO
Monda January 24.
KWE:DYJrOL
In a Choice liopartolre of
come:dies
and
DRAMAS.
t'lrll .Srrtlce liniuiliialloii.
Tho United Stateh ilvil servico com-.
mission has ordered that tbo regular
spring examination thull be held be-
tweou March 15 and April 25 1s9b for
the grades of clerk-carrier iu Uuthrio
Oklahoma pottcfllce All applications
for this examination must bo tiled
with the undersigned b fore the close
ot business March I U03 Exact dates
for this elimination cannot bo given
at this time but duo notice will be
given through the dally papers. All
necessary information blank applica-
tions otc. can bo obtained at any
time by applying to
O. B MONTOOJtKRV
Acting Secretary Local Hoard Outhrlo
I' O.
Guthrie U. T.. Jan. 10. 18J8.
Make the6o long evenings pleasant
for tbe family at borne by supplying
them with good reading matter tiee
this list: Ladles' Hoiuj Journal 10c
Muneey'a Magaztao lOo Demorest
Magazlno 10c MctUure's Magazine 10c
Illustrated America 10c Oodey e lOi.
Carter's Monthly 10c Puck 10e Judge
luc. Liua loc i rut n 5c uiacu Cat Qc
Mlckle Magazine Sc The Owl 5c. We
have on salo at all time tbe leading
dally papers periodical and maga-
zines and take subscriptions for thvtn
to bo delivered by mall or at our
store or new stand at postofflce P.
11 Lillle&Co
Sco Smith the bl'l dUtrlbutor.
UFUL.
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