The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 76, Ed. 1, Sunday, February 27, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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FOR ABSTRACTS LOANS AND INSURANCE SEE W. M. BRONSON REAR OF BANK OF INDIAN TERRITORY.
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RAILROAD wm M
it Montnrrttll. of Ihr lloelilnu fallet) Itoatl.
wmt Vartu Look I tin Orrrthr Mimkv-
ire Surrey tllrt it ltrrtf''-
' Interest in Muscogee coal and rail-
.'way affairs was ronowed yeBterdBy
when the following party ol promin-
ent railroad atlleials arrived in the
city early In the morning in a hand-
i somcly nppolntcd private ear:
N Monsarratt Sr. the roprcsouU-
j tlvo of various Now York Trust com-
panlea and recelvor of the Hocking
Valley Coal nnd Hallway company oi
Obio N Monsarratt Jr. civil engl
neer and coal expert; I). Mcintosh
extensive railroad contractor of Mil-
waukeo. WiiT"Ueurge V. llayden of
Isbpomlng. Mich a well known rail-
I road attorney and financier; Major IS.
II Ilrown viee-preeldeni; J. T. Nel-
son secretary; V A Parker treas-
urer and F L lMttman engineer of
the Muscogee Coal and Hallway com-
ply .
Tne party was met nt the station
by tho directors and railroad commit-
tco of the Uutbrle club and escorted to
tho club rooms where an Informal re-
.coptlon was bold until 1" o'clock. At
1 o'clock tho visiting party was enter-
tained at luncheon after which mem-
bers of the club drovo tho visitors to
tho various points of interest in the
city
Major Hrown appeared to be jubl
laut over tho prospects of tho proposed
extern on from Hcd Fork and Musko-
gee to Uutbrle and said that Mr
Monsarratt. Hr had come to tho ter-
ritory in behalf cf oastorn capitalists
and stOLkboldcrs of io road to cither
confirm or deny tho flattering reports
given them by Mr. llayden regarding
tbo country throign which the
roao shall traverse lie said that
tho money for constiucting the
road was ready and that a favorable
report from Mr. Monsarratt would re-
sult in Immediate construction. Mr.
Monsarratt is a very discerning and
conservative business man and while
ho wai rather roticont relative to his
people's plans he appeared greatly
Impressed witti tho outlook and to
The Ltadcr man spoko in surprised
and glowing terms of tho new 131 Do-
rado und Us vast resources.
This morning tho entlro pirty of
visiters will leavo tin city in carriages
over the survey of tho road direct to
Muslcogoc. where thoy will be met by
their special cir. Ilarry Gray Miko
Catssldy and other members of the
Guthrie club will accompany tho party
1 also William Knipe of PorliinB and
J L Pitman of Cuihlag. Tho patty
will drive first to Pcrkin. thenco to
lushing and Twin Moundi and oil to
Muskogee
I iifor tllrrn ii Sjimttl
At 0 o clock last cveniog tho railroad
visitors wero tendered an elaborate
spread at Ritzhaupt'n Vionna cafo by
; tho directors of tbo (luthrio club
Twenty-six covers wero laid and tbe
following menu was discussed:
Mrmi.
New York Counlx
Ohve- Celery 1)111 Pickles.
U Salted Heel Toil cue
Willi new Lettuce
Shrimp Salad KartUhcs.
Vienna Slices Potato Salail
New Spring Onions.
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce.
Assorted Cakes.
Illuc Ribbon Uccr. I'm Its.
llon-llon. Mince Pie.
Coffee Cocoa. Tea.
Those who enjoyed tho repast were:
N. Monsarratt Sr. N. Monearratt
Jr. D. Mcintosh Q. W. llayden Maj
E 11 Hrown J. T. Nelson F. A Par-
ker William Knipo. Perkins; F. L
Pitman dishing: Uoorgc E. Hillings-
Tey J. U. Horner Horace Speed J. M.
Krooks Oscar llalscll A. A. Hum
phrey. U 0 Guss. U. L Miller 11. H.
llagan J. W. McNeal. W. M. Merton
L U Nlblaek John Shartell F. II.
Ureer 1J F. Horkoy O. H. Fegan and
W 11. Coyle.
ltrtritton ill the I'luli.
After tho banquet ft public rccop-
tlon was held in tbo parlors of the
club rooms and over 100 citizens wore
j presonted to tbe railiotd visitors Fol
j lowing tuo reception President W. II.
uujrio cnueu a meuiiug ui mo emu nuu
brlet talks wero made 1; vU'tors and
citizens.
Be-'ctary llayden dollvered nvo-y
happy addreis in which ho paid a
warm tribute to Uulhrie her resources
and her future llo said that the
building of ihe Muskogee road from
Red Fork to Guthrie was a certainty.
I and that the peoplo of Uathrlo should
icomniuucu tvuu iuu uuiiuuk. tiuugr
Dale followed with a u-rso addrcsp in
which ho outlined the capital city's
advantages and the importance of
railroad connections. Major Hrown
responding to a oil said tho Red
Fork extension would be completed to
Guthrie within ono year with a branch
Mmlfnnan
; Ilappy talks were also mado by
'President Coyle Mr. llayden N. Mon-
sarratt Br. Mr. Plttmau William
Knipe 11 Speed F. II. Greor John
Shartell C. G. llornor and Mayor
Uerkcy.
This tccond personal inspection of
tho proposed road augurs well for tho
capital city and her varied Interests.
III. l.VJ TO ISHVlt JIOSDS.
Thrrt JlloeJ.M. .tmuiinlinu to JiVV.OOO to ilr
Floated at It Ver Vent.
The board of county commissioners
and tbe county clerk of Ulalno county
twill appear before tho district court
March 3 to make proof of outstanding
tinal judgments against tho county
amounting to 832.000 for tho purpose
of Issuing bonds to tbo judgmentcred-
ltore in lUu of tho warrants. Tho
bonds will bo Issued in ten series of
equal amounts tho first scries matur-
ing March 3 190U. and tbe last March
Zy 1U18 with Interest at tho rate of 0
per cent per year.
To (itee the itotU Island More Time. E33
Washington Feb. 80 Senator Ha-
kor of Kansas introduced in tbo
aenato tjday a bill to extend for three
years tho tlmo for tbe construction of
tbe Chicago. Hook ItUnd & Pacific
railroad through tbo Indian territory.
Awarded
highest Honors World's Fair
w CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Jartr Powder. Free
loin Ammonia Alum or any otto adulterant
40 YEARS THE STAJfDAlO
KiLLixa olu sottunns- cmims.
Dt-lctiati" fallahan IVHfM futtrttlntl .Vrlrs
In Until fir t'rtnut.
IV 1." Mnl.n.n nt tlilt nllT lma rft-
celved tho following solf-explanotory
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and interesting iciier irom voufiitrn'
man uauanan. 'ino jiepuonean party
Ib indeed tho Irloud of the old sol
dier:
W. F. McLean. Guthrie O T Djar
Hrothcr: Yours of tho 12th ltiBt to
liuud and contents noted.
It would bo useless to iutrodueo a
V.I1 1 tnr rnn In rnncrrnnft fit nresont. 1
am actually advUcd that 1 will only
got to pass ft l0 u l uirro privmu
pension claims at most and havo In-
troduced thirty or more. Tho Dlngley
tariff bill Is not bringing in the rev
euue they thought it would so thoy
arc knocking out soldiers' claims by
it a 4liMici..iflQ Will nrAKnnt rntir
caso beforo tho pension bureau and see
. . a m m
wnat can on uono. -
Most respectfully yours
J Y. Cau.ahah
AMIITTItn 3 llAtU
Six Vmrnii Imllrtnl I'U tlir Mniml .flirty
Itiitw I'Ikiii ii mt iir-r lllmi Jldlt.
Six of tho prlsonors indicted last
week by tho grand jury were ar-
raigned in district court yesterday and
admitted to bail. David Hughes was
held without ball for murder. in tho
first degree.
Revs John Pcnland and P II. Re-
tnlno pleaded not guilty. Hail was
fixed at SSO each.
J. M. Keith was arraigned for grand
larconv and bail fixed at S1.000-S500
each in two counts.
Alfred Jackson was arraigned for
disposing of mortgaged property and
nan uxou ai s?au.
.Tnilrrn flnln trmntofl illcnrtfPR in Vir
ginia JohnBon from Jeff Johnson and
Fannie Is. Mlkela from Lewis MIkels.
Court adjourned to meet Monday.
11.. A1)MII.ST1!1C Til It ITU.
.Iiirttcei lliilurr ami lturfitril Will lion tltr
Urminr Tnmarroir.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning tlio
Oklahoma supremo court will convene
In special session. At that time Chief
Justice Frank Dale will administer tho
o.tth of o 111 ce to his successor Justice
llurford and to Judge Hlorcr s suc-
cessor Justlco U. T. flalnor. Judgo
Hurford will immediately preside over
tho United States district court whllo
Justice Uainor will tako tho afternoon
train for Newklrk to relievo Judge
Hlorer.
JirilXIilt TO IHZATII AT IH4.
t'arrrr of All tlhlahoimi CViorrit H'onum
Jlrimylit to an Vntluirly Kail
Sarah Hamilton living near Canter
thirty miles west of here was burned
to death by hor clothes Igniting from
tho fire whllo she was alone In tho
house. Ucr son found her dead with
her clothing and tho contents of tho
room burned Sho was 101 years old
as is shown by papers rclr-ting to her
slavohood i-ho heving teen a slave
sovonty years in South Carolina. Tho
son who found her is 78.
l'atronuy of .Siiiremp Jatlar.
Chief Justlco Hurford will make
fourteen appointments as followt:
Clerk of tbo court and court crier for
tho district; deputy district clerks In
Logan Lincoln Payno and Woodward
counties; United States commissioner
In each of tho counties of Logan Lin-
coln Payno and Woodward; United
StatcB commissioner of deeds in Wood
ward Payno Lincoln and Logan coun-
ties. Judgo Hainer will distribute pie
among thirteen: Clerk of tho court
and court crlor for the district; doputy
district clerks In tho Noble Pawnrp
Kay and Panhuska district; Unltod
Slates commissioner In tho Pawhuskn
Kay Noble and Patvnco districts;
United States commissioner of deeds
in tho districts of Pawnee Noblo and
Kay.
tiii: ciivnviSKs
Pastor Who Invite 1'onr .Itfetitfimre To-
tn i.
First Kaptist Church Usual services
today; bible school 9:45; sermon by tho
pastor L II. Holt 11 and 7:30; young
pooplcb' sorvices 0:15. Strangers mado
wolcomo.
M. E. Church South Sunday school
10 s. in.; Epworth Leaguo 0:30 p. in;
preaching 11 a. m subject "Christ's
Ownership;" 7:30 p. in. "Conditional
Promises." All aro cordially invited
to attend theso sorvices K. H. Chcno
woth pastor.
Christian Church Sunday cchool 10
a. m ; preaching 11 o. ni. subject
"Numbering tho Lord's People;" Jun-
ior Christian Endoavor 4 p. ra ; Y. P.
3 0. E. 0:30; subject "Tho Judgment
Day" 7:30. You will bo wolcomo
W. A. Humphrey pastor
Presbyterian church corner Division
and Noble Rev. W. 0. Mtlee pastor-
Morning service at 11 o'clock evening
at 7 o'clock; Junior Endeavor at 3 p.
m ; Christian Endeavor at 0 p. m
sabbath school at 0:1 a m. All made
welcome to these services.
Trinity church Uroad at d Noblo
First Ujuday in Lent. Sunday school
10 a m ; service and sermon 11 a. m.;
evening ecrvlco and sermon 7:30 p. m.;
dally Lenten sorviso i p m.;sorvlco
Wednesday and Friday ovcnlnge 7:30
p. m. Everybody welcome
Plymouth Congrogatlonal church-
Sunday school 10 a.m. At 11 o. in
memorial servlco of Francos E. Wil-
lard to which tho W. C. T. U. is es
pecially invited. Jr. u E. 3 p. m ;
Y. P. 8 0. E 6:30 led by Charles Hos-
worth; evening servlco 7:30 subject.
"Tho Last Words of a Dying Man."
Tbo choir will be assisted by tho lluto
and violin. Evorybjdy welcome. Win.
U. Dibble.
Irrlijatlon at fitltlirutrr .ViiNuii.
Tho Oklahoma experiment station Is
continuing Its investigation of tho
waters for irrigation available in the
territory. A sample taken from the
North Fork of tho Canadian near
Swoeney November 0 1807 contained
but one-third as muoh white alkali as
samples taken In Juno last and re-
ported In bulletin No. SO of tho sta-
tion. In this buiiti" tho wuter of
this stream was tentatively classed as
doubttuli. If further analyses couilrm
tbo one recently made tho water may
bo safely used for irrigation and in
any evont it may bo eafoly used in
moderate amounts on soils of good
drainage.
II lnj C'iiiii( it ?
Why tbo inhabitants of every iittlo
village in Oklahoma should be workod
into a frenzy over tho possibility of
congress permanently locating the
seat of tho territorial government at
Uutbrle is more than we can under-
stand. Laying asldo all feeling we
believe all will admit that it's the
mest convenient plaee It Is the met-
ropolis of the territory and more than
all It Is now tho capital. Why change
U?-Mu)haU Enterprlio
CITY IN HHIKH
Easier Sunday April in
Mrp. W. 1. Spencer Is side
Cotton advanced 8 points yesterday.
Horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Maxey
of Marshal a girl.
Six carloads of cattle wore shipped
to Oblcigo yesterday.
Jack Robllnr u pnstofll.'o robber
has boon captured at Enid.
LUIIo'h White Pino Oough Syrup
with tar Is a specific for coughs and
colds.
Wantid To buy a second baud safe.
Wm. Plekett & Oo 7f West Noblo
avonuo.
K. W. Kolth Is preparing to opon a
music homo at 1104 West Oklahoma
avenue.
Austin Gatcwood of this city has
been granted a pension increase of
$3 to S10.
John D. Leonard's nomination for
postiusstor nt IWtnoud was confirmed
yesterday.
I havo money to loan on city prop-
erty on ono and two years' time. W.
M. Ilronson.
Tickets for "A Thoroughbred" aro
on Balo at tho usual placo and aro eel-
llcg rapidly.
Tho high school will graduato nine
pupils this year. Commencement will
l3 held May 0.
LadloK Far neat and stylish dress-
making rail at No. UOS East Harrison
street. Tailor system utcd
The battleship Maine in minature
and Gonoral Mile' uniform will bo ou
oxhibltlon In this city next week.
Sam Hig Snako is suing .'or divorce
from his wife Crc6S Ulg Snako Lilt o
Cook. They aro both full blood Ponca
Indians.
They just arrived thofo boautlful
iiprlng capes. You ought to seo them
In the largo show window cf thoGuth-
rlo Cash Store.
Honry Donnelley onjiyed an exoc-
rlonce with a burglar Thursday night
in which tho burglar narrowly etcaped
freezing to dcatbj
Wanted To trado or soil n good
newspaper plant In Missouri for u
plant in Oklahoma. Address N. A
Jamison Norborne Mo.
It is all'ged that delegations from
agricultural colleges in different tt&tCB
aro In Washington fighting freo homes
Tho report Is not believed.
T. J. Allison on employe In dark's
cotton gin located nlno miles north-
east of Norman was killed last Friday
by bolng caught in tho machinery.
Col. Robart McRoynolds of this city.
delivered his lecture ' On the Hrink of
Hell" in Lincoln Neb last night. He
will deliver twelvo lectures in that
state.
Tho follov tng books havo been added
to tho high school library rceontlj :
Plutarch's Lives of Illustrious Men
Llfo of Cromwell Life of Clay and the
Continental Gazetteer.
A mob attempted to lynch Rev.
Ruby last Tu onlay night. Uo stood
off the mob with a shotgun and was
In tho city yesterday to swear out war-
rants against members of tho 'nob.
Tho Oklahoma City lodgo cf Elks
was initiated last night with a sump-
tuous banquet at tho Grand Avenue
hotel. Attorney G?nora! Cunningham
and Otto Hekemoyer wero present
from Guthrie as Invited guests of tho
lodgo.
Tho City Ulcyclo rlub has bcon reor-
ganized with tho following olll:oro:
W. It. Welsh president; P 0. Dalcatcr
secretary and treasurer; Frank Dcrr
captain; commlttoo on rules F. 0.
Dolcatcr F. A. Dorr and Charles Cun
nlugham.
Tho city bloyclo club will hold its
initial paper chaso of tho season this
morning. Twenty fi-o bikes will tako
part led by Frank Schocnbair and
Frank Derr. l'ho start will ba mado
from tho corner of Oklahoma avenue
and Division at 0:30.
W. M. Jenkins territorial secretary
has issued articles ot incorporation to
tho Indepondenco Cemetery associa-
tion of Independence. Custer countv.
Tho capital stock is 81000 and tho
trustees are: II. P. Grow O. D. Wood-
run and J. K. Pyeatt.
Tho funeral of Harry Elmor tho
vaudovillo actor who died Friday was
hold yesterday aftornoon and was at-
tended by all tho members of the
theatrical profession In this city and
others. Rev. Dibble conducted tho
services. Reaves Bros. Casino baud
led the funeral procession.
Perkins Journal: Levi Shannon and
J. W Kennedy wore considerably
dazed Tuesday whon a constablo
sprung a warrant for tholr arrest nn n
complaint of Mr. Kelly living iu Lin-
coln county charging thorn with par-
jury. Thoy wero released upon fur
nlsbinga bond of S300 for their appear-
anco beforo Justice Tilton next Tues-
day. Franeln Wlllartl Memorial.
To tho Women's Christian Teinpor-
anco Union: Thjro will be a memor-
ial sermon at tho regular church serv-
Ises thB morning at 11 a. m. at the
Plymouth Congregational church of
Francis Wlllard. Tbo church invites
tho W. a T. U. to bo present
Wm. L. DiniiLK.
TO CUIIK A. UULU IN UNB UAV
Take Laxativo Rromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund tbo monoy if it
falls to euro. 25c Tbo gonuluo has
L. H. Q. on each tablet.
c .. s. ft
Will meat Tuotday 3 p. m at the
homo of Mrs. A. II. Huston.
Roll Call Famous American novel
heroes and their exploit.
Convention The news of the week.
Tablo Ta.k The latest develop-
ments in tho Maine disaster.
A Study in International Law If
tho causo of tbe Malno disaster can be
traced to the acts of Spanish subject?
without the abetment of Spanish
authorities what responsibility will
attach to tho government of Spain?
Rovlow Ex-President Harrison's
nddroas on "The Obligations of
Wealth" delivered at Chleigj on
Washington dav.
Discussion Tbe recent crMjIuuon
Goneral William llooth and his meth-
ods. A Comparlon la General Uooth
moro autocratic than wero Calvin
Luther or Wesley
A Po'itlcl Study Tho historical
spirit versus the partisan spirit in
forming opinions of public men and
measures.
I.KSSOM.
"Roman LUo
Ohanter V.
iu
Pllny'a Time."
"A Short History of Medieval
rope." Chapters VI and VII.
Eu-
I:Jucii1a Vour tttnrcl! With. CaicnrcU.
CftDdr OftUmrtlc. cur constipation forever.
Wc r if C C fan. dmealsu refund maner
Stacks
still remain to be disposed oi before spring opens. The opportunities for money
saving are greater th in ever before. Wc will sell you a suit that will wear the rest
of this winter and all of next at a price so small that you'll get full worth of your
money this season next winter's wear will be clear profit to you. Seeing is be-
lieving. We invite you to call and inspect goods and prices no matter whether
you buy or not. We delight in showing our goods. We are adding daily new
goods in every department of the Big Store. Notwithstanding their richness beauty
and desirability we put on them introductory prices in keeping with the spirit of this
St.
sale A rare chance for you to save money We have made it possible. Will
you improve the opportunity ?
j Men's All Wool Suits $3.98 to $6.95
former price $7.o0 to $lo.98. We have left a few exceptional va ues in Overcoats.
shoes all the sizes
Mens shoes in all
to $3.50. Ch1
A "f'i'OTTi'l ATI T QtrllaOC0 ou are invited to call and inspect our late
ALLUllLlUlly JjdUlUb. arrivals ;n French Ginghams Organdies
Lawns Challies Silks Laces Embroideries Broideric DePon's Mechlins Ladies'
Crash Suits Separate Skirts in fact everything that goes to make up a first class
line in this department. Ask to see our Roman Stripe and French Plaid Percales
suitable for ladies' shirt waists 5c per yard. Inspect our stocks and be convinced
that we are the only bargain givers.
IT at
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THE
I03-OKLAHOMA AVENUE-
PERSONAL MENTION.
W. M. Urown was in Perry yester-
day. Will Cravens is down from Pocca
City.
W. II. Mayham Is ovor from King-
Csh or.
M L Turner and Miss Jean are in
LMuiond.
Deputy Chris Madsen Id over from
El Reno.
Attorney II. W. Morphia has returned
to Pawnee.
Colonel Sara Miller is up from Okla-
homa City.
D. IC. Cunningham of Kingfisher is
in tbe city.
Miss Qladys Kincatd has returned
from Mulhall.
Mrs. Frank O'Nell returned yoster-
day to Purcoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Ileo Quthroy aro down
from Ponca City.
E. D. Ntms clerkship candidate is
down from ferry.
Ilarry Ullstrap of tbo Chandlor
News Is in tbo city.
William Knipe of Perkinr Is in tho
city talking railroad.
U. A. Piatt left laBt evening for Ft.
Scott Kas. on business.
0. 0. Knelsley special land inspect
or is Inspecting tne Uouncil urovo res
orvation.
Fred Dolcator left for Herald Tex..
yesterday to attend his mother who is
Berlously ill.
Mrs. C M. liarnes and Miss lteeslo
left for Chicago yestoiday. They will
return Wednesday.
Fred Mllllkon U homo from Inde
pondence Mo. where he was cal'd by
tbe death of bis mother.
Doputy Charles Carpenter is attend-
inir to tho details in tbe sheriff's otliee
in tho absence ot Sheriff Frank Rhino-
hart who is iu Sbawneo.
l.ASII OF Ff.OWKItS.
UUli Opiortun ity for the Jlotanltt In O..i-
ioiiki. F. S. Hardo in Guthrie correspond-
ence to tho Kansas City Star: South
winds and sunshine aro already tinge-
log with green tbo brown hillsides
and villcvo of Oklahoma. A few more
days aud tho first wild uowcra will
show themselves. This means much
to lovers of woodcraft and botany as
few regions are richer than Oklahoma
In its flora Notwithstanding tbe val
uable herbariums at tbo university at
Norman and tbe Agricultural and
Mechanical college at Stillwater no
systematic attempt baa been made to
classify plant life in Oklahoma. There
are undoubtedly new 6pecles to be
found hero and it Is probablo that a
botanical society will be organized
tins summer to ui composed oi per
sons in all parts o; tne territory for
the collection of specimens and data
Thero are laid to ba no Jess than five
varieties of tho dandelion in Woods
county some of tnem of remarkable
beautv
tfCp
Mm J. Jensen U North EnldGar
of
Shoes
around'' before you
place you're looking
and latest styles ranging in price from JjJJ 58 to $2.98.
the late styles colors
and examine our stock.
CYCLO
l ooacaeeeeeeaso0oeo9C9oo0aeea i
Held county 1 as dono much to do-
velopo interest in tho wild llowors of
Oklahoma and has road numerous
papers beforo local agrlcultuial Insti-
tutes calllDg attention to tho possibil
ity of domesticating tho moro besut-
ful varieties. To a reporter for Tne
Star Mrs. Jensen said recently:
AiiIiim-' l'lmrrr tlarilrn.
"The pioneer settler ot tho Okla
homa prairies had no need to mourn
for tuo cultivated llowera of his old
home; fur stretched all around from
his cottage door to the horizon lit-
turo's own flower garden lay beforo
him. In early spriug while March
winds are still blustering the ano-
moncs dot the prairto with their daUy-
like blossoms tbe small bulbous roots
sending up flowers in varlod shades of
pink lavender and puro white. Close
In following comes tbo Nevada wild
onion with Its rl.li rose-colored clus-
ters of bloom. It Is said to bo highly
esteemed as an article of diot by some
of tbo Indian trlbou tho white lulb
having a mild and rather pleasant
onion flavor. Lifted lalo iu tho
fall or very early in tho spring and
potted like tho hyacinth It will send
up its dainty clusters making a fine
contrast to tho little blue scllla; Micro
is also a wblto variety. There aro
several othor plants belonging to tho
lily family which add to tho beauty of
tms wild liower garden noticeably the
buo-eyed grass and the caumsla or
wild hyacinth.
"A very early spring llowor is a spe-
cies of violet tho plant growing very
lilto our garden pansy in miniature
and tho small lliwcr similar In shape
to tho sweet violet but lighter In color
and delicately veined. This is found
in rather sheltered places. In like
places tor ono occasionally comes
upon a mass ot blucttr or Innocence
as though a patih of bluo sky bad
(alien to tbe earth and become entan
gled with the rich green of our spring
grasses isy tuo middle of May botn
these plants havj disappeared and
their places aro filled by numerous
otbora Among these aro the different
varieties of oenothora tho tall grow
log oomtnou yellow and a miniature
edition of tho same; also tbo larjje
flowered both white and yellow Tho
former with its peculiar fragrance.
and its pure waxy blosaoms gleaming
Hue seme fairy visitor is well wortby
of cultivation
ItalUa l'rlntin mi l'.loctrlclan.
Tho prince oi Naples is perhaps the
only real electrician suionK all the
present prlnroa of liiirope. He is very
learned Iu nil that concerns the appli-
cation ot electricity lo light motive
power sound and photography. lie
was one of the flrat and most success-
ful experimenters with the X rav
after their discovery and in Hozib his
residence in the Qnirlnal had the as-
pect during his royal highness' bach-
elor days ot a scientific laboratory.
ut it.
A Georgia pasiur who resigned bo-
cause ho couldn't lollect his salary
Bald In his farewell serihon: "I havo
little else to add dear brethren save
this: You wero all In favor of free
ealvatjon and the manner In which
you havo treated mo is proof that you
got It." New York. Tribune
Good
You'll want .a new pair of shoes soon.
Where are you going to buy them? The
store you should patronize is the store trnt
gives you the most style comfort and dur-
ability for the money. If you'll "shop
buy you'll find that The Cyclone is the
for. Ladies' Chrome Kid tan and lace
and toes ranging in
B 3
BIG STORES
109 & 111 DIVISION STREET
4" 0A$ &44"t P $fc &&&Q $& &b$4 $$r -M 9 $ $ &Q
J
J . rf-
Ml I - 'LMMm
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the effect of the haudsome furnishing.
There are as many different designs here as there are
different tastes in the world. Satisfaction for everyone
lies hidden in our stock and prices. J
Wallace & Muller I
I 212 West Oklahoma Avenue.
Civil Servlee Jljramlnatlon
The United Stales civil servlco com-
mission has ordored tbat the regular
spring examination shall be held be-
tween March 15 and April 23 1898 for
the grades ot clerk-carrier in Outline
Oklahoma postofllca. All applications
for this examination must bo filed
with tbo undersigned beforo tbe close'
of business March 1 1603 Exact dates
for this examination cannot bo given
at this tlmo but duo notice will be
given through the dally papers. All
necessary Information blank applica-
tions etc can bo obtained at any
time by applying to
O. R. MoNTaoMKnr
Acting Secrotary Local Hoard Outhrlo
P O.
Outhrlo. O. T. Jan. 10. 1808.
F 11 Llllle & Co received yesterday
an elegant lino ot Jewelry which will
be sold cheap for cash. Every piece
guaranteed.
Jones & Oott have jut arrived from
Chicago with two carloads of new and
socond hand furniture consisting of
all kinds of housbold furniture and
Uruseels carpets. Will bo closed out
for what it will bring within one
week. Como qniek. Every article a
bargain. Ooe door south ot Capitol
hotel ou Second street.
A snap A four-room cottage must
bo sold at once. Part on time. Inqutro
of II. II. Uagan.
Our compound celery nervine boa no
equal as a nervo tonic and blood puri-
fier and general renovator of the sys-
tem. Every bottle guaranteed. F. 11.
Llllle &. Co
LUlIo's liver pills euro all Ills of tho
liver billiousness etc. Your money
cheerfully refunded if not satisfied.
Feed for sale "Lota of corn fodder
worlds of straw.4' for sale- H. II llagan.
Clothes
price from $1.
is the key-note of beauty
in a room. Inartlstically J
decorated Avails -will spoil
Mako these long evenings pieaeant
for the family at borne b7 supplying
them with good reading matter Seo
this list: Ladles' Homo Journal 10c
Munsey's Magazine 10c Demorest
Magazine 10c McCluro'a Magazine 10c
Illustrated America 10c Qodey's 10c
Carter's Monthly 10c. Puck 10c Judge
10c Llfo 10c. Truth 5c Hlack Cat 5e
Nlcklif Maazlno 5c Tbo Owl 5e. Wo
have on sale at all time the leading
daily papers periodicals and maga-
zines and tako subscriptions for them
to be delivered by mail or at our
etore or newn stand at pjstofllce. F
11. Lllllo & Oo.
McKennon Opera House
S. A. MANN Manager.
ONE JOLLY NIGHT.
Monday February 28
Tho Somowbat Different Couudlan
and liapjolst
BILLY A. GRIFFIN
-IN-
" A Thoroughbred "
Direction of R. M. Dear.
Competent Company of Singers Dancers
' and Refined Mualovl Artists Suoc-
lal Engagement of
Miss Julia Geyer
Rolling Qlobe Porformcr.
CLASSIC PO;
POSHS.
gQtrlLiiimillM
I
FEATS EXTRAORDINARY.
Seats on sale at Wallace fc
Mullorp.
WALL !
PAPER!
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 76, Ed. 1, Sunday, February 27, 1898, newspaper, February 27, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74166/m1/4/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.