The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 36, Ed. 1, Friday, July 8, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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THE T BADE R GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
K
WF CATHARTIC
CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
MRS WELCH
Tailoring1 Cleaning and Repnirmi.'
Dyeing a Specialty.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
110 First Street
Guthrie O. 1
$100 Reward $100.
The readers of this paper will he pleased (o
Irani that (here is nt least one dreaded disease
that science lias Imrn sU U r.i In ml Its
nlaires nnil that la Catarrh Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive core known tn the incd-
leal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease requires a constitutional treatment
llall'a Catarrh Corn In taken Internally acting
dlrccllv upon the blood and rnnrnu surface of
the avtcin thereby destroying the foundation
of llio disease anil gl In the patient strenirtli
liv iHilliliigiip the constitution and assisting
nature in doing It work. The proprietor have
no mitrh fnlth In I la curative powirs that they
offer One Hundred Dollar for any ease that ft
falls (o cure. Hcnd tor list of testimonials.
Address I'. J. CIIEHnY&CO. TuIedo.O.
J- Bold by Druggists 75c.
Ourotl in One Night.
Charles H. Couticllc ICsq. leading
lawyer of York. Pa. says: "Your Ilrn-
zlliuii llaltn eurel me of one of the worst
cohls I ever experienced in one night.
I think it the greatest medicine in the
market nutl you cau use my name any
way you like.
Catarrh Cannot lio Cnrctl
HltU LOCAL APPLICATIONS islhoy cannot
reach the Aoni of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood
or constitutional disease and In order to euro
it you roust tako internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Curo is taken internally and nets
directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces.
Hall's Catnrrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was proscribed by one of the beat phyaiclana In
this country for years and is n regular pre-
scription. It is composed of the best tonics
known combined with the beat blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. Tho
perfect combination of the two Ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in curitii;
Uatarrh. Hend for testiinoniala free.
-Bold by ilrueijietB pries 75e.
J. B. FAIRFIELD
Coal ani
Transfer Co.
Tlie best grades ol Coal al-
ways in store. Tue McAlcstei
a specialty. Prompt delivery
IW Office and yards 605 W
Harrison Phone 20
Guthrie Bicycle
Repair Shop
105 N. FIRST ST.
All kinds ol difficult Bicycle
repairing. First class Vul-
canizing work dona by an
expert.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
PRICES LOW.
Agents for Willis' wheels.
Ton4trrw""whc:els for rent.
Give us a call.
OPEN EVENINGS
SADDLER Prop.
Hai.i.ahii'h Snow I.inimknt is tho
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. It cure pit in and inflamma-
tion of all kinds quicker than any
other known remedy. I'rlce .Mi cents.
Kvery bottle guaranteed. 21 and 'M
cents. V. II. Lillle .V Co.
Twenty Million Catarrh Victims
Can You Realize It? Are You One of Them?
And Evey VlcUm Cau tit It From Some One
$1 Bottle Glees One Month's
If T.venty Millions of our people had
Small l'i' liboid Fever or Cholera
wluit aeyeloiif of exei tiuent and hor-
or would sweep ov r the and. What
a rush to tret away from it! and what a
mighty effort would be made to stamp
' it out.
Yat Catarrh is worse than either of
them. They do their wc rk quick and
it Is over; white Catari h lianas uu for-
ever and leadB to sure deatli in some
form unless the yerms are destroy dand
drivan from the system. These germs
or mierohes entreicb tlicm-i'lvet hi the
deep and torturous pta;eBf the head
a veritabl'-' Hantlsgo tie Cuba and
llruallian liulin Is Iheimlv ' Saiupsun"
that Im)1 My altaoks tl t tu ir. tin ir
BtroBifhold and com pelt -i surrender of
the lat mi robe. With tin- hetxl rut-
tin(T away the vvhole sy tern bon btr-
couiec iuipregiia ed U U the parent
of nearly ev ry oth r disease.
Forty Years go.
There wera lass than noo Catarrh
victims in the land. Today there are
over twenty million. It nan become
jl s?4 1ah 1 jlft I aj a ss-sbIs Ski All.
erywhrrs In evsry eitjr.'own and ham
ForSaJebyWallace&Mueller.Guthrie
CANDY
.QDBrrjaaMiWnTtH
ALL
DRUGGISTS
Ilailriwit Tiiim Tahlr.
Atchison Topeks. Hants r
NOKTH KAST AND WEST.
Arrive
Outhrle
. Outline. I It an. City (Chicago.
SaiO ArafcrBsssB
-
rj.oo p. m. ivstia. m.
(1:10a.m. iO:uop.m.
Local 1-relgbt.
Local frelRht.
SODTII SODIIIICART AND SOUTnWIST.
Arrive Leave Arrive I Arrive
Jo Outhrle. (Guthrie. Ft. Worth Ualv's'n
l:lu . m.
II 15 p. ID.
3 : p. tn.
1.11 p m.
Mill p. m.
9:00 a. m.
D:3& p. ni- ViQ6a.ru
8:06 a. ro.v:lt p.m.
Local V relpht.
A. J. Oorklns Agon.
UhoctRW Oklahoma Uolf It It. Uo.
Kit.
Leave K lleno 8:10 am
Leave Oklahoma 01ty......... 7:45 am
Leave Shawnee . o.ll am
Leave South McAleater.. .I2.35 pm
Vrrlve Wlatcr . 1:16 pm
Via Winter.
arrive Fort Smith --.
irrlve St. Louis
West.
-itavc St. Louis.. . ..
'..eave Ft Smith ..
Jeave Wlster
Leave South McAlleter ...
Leave Shawnee .
Leave Oklahoma City... ...
Vrrlve ri Kono ..
.. 4:Bnpm
7:24 am
. 8:15 pm
- 11:00 am
- .....12:30 pm
1:15 pm
6-35 pm
S-06 pra
v uopm
H!ttTn Oklahoma City ami Kl lleno
Leaveflih"maClty lor west
8 Mam
irrlvc i' ' Keno.. iu:ioam
Leave Kl Reno foreast... (1:40 am
Vrrlve Oklahoma City 7 40 am
Leave Oklahoma City for west 3:50 pm
Vrrlve Bl Reno 4:52 pm
'..eare Kl Heno east 11:15 am
Vrrlve Oklahoma City... 12:20 pm
Trains to and from Outhrle make connec.
ton at Oklahoma City.
Make c'se connections at El Reno for
Mints r i ie Rock Island north and south
ror rater and information apply to
J. V. HOLUKN Tramc ManiRtr
SouthMcAletler.I.T.
0. M.M. KLLSWORTn
Agent Oklahoma CItv.
EUWIN ADAMS
(ravelin FrelKht and Passenger Agent
Oklahoma City O. T
LIFE INSURANCE
UnliliO Any Ollior.
Convertible Option Policies
With I.ImUoil rnynionls.
A form of insurance improved in the
lltfht of modern experience haviu. all
tho merits of ho older plana of life
inbtirunc whilo Invustod wt'.h th
virtues of exact equity In the ovont of
early death
Simple In Terms. Liberal in
Conditions.
'Plirt m e4- wnlirnVvln fnn lnin
is
1 Ills lllljni. VtllUUUJV 1VUI14IU
the provision for
Additional. Benefits
Should death occur during the
period selected.
In the Event of Death During
Ten Years
A $1000 Policy Guarantees
$2000 with Cumulative Ad-
ditionsof $10 each year.
Policies are Non-iorfcitahlc Af-
ter Three Years.
The Connecticut Indemnity
Association.
Walorbnry t'nnn.
A fronts wanted for Oklahoma and
Indian Territory.
T.J. LOWE. MiinHCor.
l 5.4Ua. in. 5:40a.m.
IS I 81 p.m. t.oi p. in
Itt inn a. m.
an litita m
Else BRAZILIAN BALM a Positive Cure. Cheapest aid But Remedy on Earth. A
Treatment. A Ionic asd String h B'UderFi. EE Willi Every $1 Bolt'e
let. On f very mountain lu ovary val-
lt v ami plain ; in lo est ami prairie.
'1 ha rich the poor the business man
the mechanic the luborer the iiilstriiaH
the maid; it knows no class no sx no
station Jt is ths universal malady
the yellow distemper tho disease thut
Is the parent of nearly all othor dis-
eases toe slow but sare yellow doath
the curse of the laud.
Urgency
Something- must be done to arrest
th a rapidly spreading scourge and
done ulckly. K:uh Individual must
wake up each community imint wake
up the nation must wake up and take
prompt action to stay th- progr of
the pUtfu Tha one rem ily that lias
been found able to eope with this
putrid disease and stay its ravages is
Kraziliau Halm. For fifteen years its
inarch has been s march of triumph
lit. cui"0 arc per uiuent and lire num-
bered by tbs lens f thousands. For
every iliasasetbe good Father has given
a sura an lid oto It we can Audit. 'Ihe
antidot for catarrli has been found in
Jlrasllian Halm. It destroys the catar-
rhy mlerolie; it clears the head of foul
wueits; it makes tho breath and tU.-
PROFESSIONAL UIHKC'I OHY.
uiAYiiirBuxrMrMro
GUTHRIE. 0. T.
SPECIALIST.
All MedloM atiil Surgical diseases of
Hyo Kar Nojo and riiroat.
nprjOUAS B. WHITJT
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
WanhlrtHton. O. V.
Coomt Itl-Ml atlanttc Iiulldlnc
ilnlnit Land and Patent Law a Hpeeltltr
w
ATSON E. COLKMAN
Lnnd and Pntont Attornoyi
WnohlriKton. D. C.
Ttth'cKton Loin and Trust IWdg.
KPriRKNCKS-Hon. M. V. Allen D. . Ben-
atei Hon. Lafe Tence. Klnderhook H. Y.
Hon. John a Bell M. 6.1 Hon. J. U. Ulcks
M. 0
v IAOMI Kebekah Loflee No. t. O. O. P..
14 meets every Thursday rvenlnRat 7:80
n Odd Fellows hall in the Weinberger build-
uf Visitors welcome.
MATTIK DOUOHTV N. O.
KAT1K McWKTHY ScCT.
GnTllltlK Camp No S Woodmen of the
World meets every Monday nlirht In the
I. of 1. hall. VIsltlnR Woodmen are wel-
ome J. 11 TOWKUS.Olerk.
WM OnKQOIlY Con. Com
OOTHHIK LOnOK NO.
A V.A M IteRUlarmcet
Inp third Tuesday evcnlnK
In each month at 8 o'clock.
All brethren cordially In-
vited to attend.
I! V. AKDRRY Sefc
A. J CORK INS. W. M
fs UTHRIK LodRe No. I A. O. O. W. meets
V!H Thursday evenings of each week at 7:30
n Victor block corner First and Harrison
risttlng Workmen always welcome.
t. N. IIUMSUKR M. W.
C J. TUOIIY. Recorder.
G UTHRIK Lodge No. 2 K. of P. meets
every Monday at 7:30 In their hall
n the Victor block corner First and Ham
on. Visiting knights are always welcome
s. s. vobs a a.
J. rODCART M. of F. andK. of It. S
I O R M Meets every Tuesday night In K.
I K of P. hall VUlllpr chiefs always wel-
ome. M II. CUKRRY Chief of Recoros.
QUTHR1E Lodge No 8 I. O. O. F. meets
Monday night of each week at 7:M Vls-
Mng Odd Fellows always welcome.
W. 5 COOPER. N. 0.
O TT. HRDOR Sec'v lock lioi 179
OKLAHOMA KncampmcntNo. 1 1. O. 0. V
meets every Tuesday ovenlne In Qia
'ellows hall at 7:80. All visiting patriarchs
rcicuuie.
FKRDINAND RITTRUimsCH 0. P.
U. L.STItOUUH Scribe
HARTRANFT Circle No 3 ladles of the
O A It. Meets first and third neek of
every month In Masonic Hall Visitors are
cordially Invited.
KL1ZAIIKTH STROUOH. Pros.
LOUISA OIL1IKRT Sec.
HARTRANFT POST No. 3(1. A. R. Meets
on tlrst and third Saturdays In each
month at 7:30 p. m.. In proltate court room.
Visiting comrades always welcome.
J. O. FOSTKK P. 0.
M. L.MrK Adjutant.
kTl'T'JAL I1KNRFIT TO LADIES We
IV A furnish employment procure help; buy.
sellorexchaiigc fancy articles novelty
-oods periodicals etc.
WOMEN'S INFORMATION I1URKAU
Room 2u Lyon lllock
nor. Harrlsonand Division
"Frisco Line"
St. Lonifl Si San FraiiciRCO Kail-
way. The most Popular Route to
ST. LOUIS
Anil All roinls EAST.
This Is the only Line lo the Famous
EUREKA
SPRINGS. ARK.
Tho curative properties of w'iobo
waters havo no equal on tho Amorlcan
Continent and tho grandeur of adjac-
ent scones In similar to that of Colorado-
UK SURK when buylnff your tickets
to nea thoy are routed via Arkansas
Clly or Wichita and tho FRISCO
LINK
PULLMAN PalacoSloeplntrCarB. tho
finest in tho world albo Kaallnlng
Chair Cars and Coaches in all through
trains.
Any othor Information will bo choor
fully furnished by tho uudertlgncd
II. F. YOAKUM (len'l Mgr.
St. LouU Mo.
ORO. T. NICHOLSON. (J. I'. A..
St. Louis Mo.
11. K. DUNN. T. F. fe I'. A.
Fort Smith Ark.
eharges immunn (unn-eeutarious); re-
llsvefc the headauhw and gruduully
lihals tha ulcers tns runnloir sores in
the head thus stopping the dropping
Into the throat. At the same timu the
oough the asthma and bronchitis and
sore throat will dlsrpposr also ail
stomaoh trouble caused by constant
swallowing of the putrid eaturrh pus.
And as your catarrh d'sippears all
your organs will become healthy your
weakness will change to strength and
vitality ami you will be like your old
sou again.
Economy
It will not east yen Sorf 10 a month
A SI bottle of llrasilian Malm eoutnlns
a whole month's treatment and tram
this on for tix mouths we will wrap
with each 1 bottle a month's tr at-
mentof TOX ll'OLA TAHLETt.. These
tablets are a great touie ; they wake
up the liver aid digestion strengthen
the uervee aud gives vitality to every
organ. Fo such ofTcr to suiTerers from
catarrh. Asthma bronchitis consump-
tion and siomaoli troubles was ever
made before. Summer is the beet tiino
to treat catarrh as it is not so violent
al In winter. 11. F. Jackson A On.
Mnfg. Ohoroists Indianapolis Indiana.
A
POP CONVENTION
The Resolutions Passed and the
IJt of Hie Delegated
Selected.
Flrt-"Wr the pnpullnt pnrt of I.
urn oountv In delefrnte rorn notion a.
mbled. fully renltse that time haa
rleorly demonstrated the nereoslty for
united and nprirresslve ;"tlon on the part
of all poll lira I ref r i-rs nt. 1 hoping
that this year xs 1 ice still v. it. r
strides Iri I In ji rllon of good i-..in.
ment horebj re-nffirtn our belief In nnd
adherence to the piineipl cnunelntod In
the present niillonnl and territorial plat-
form of our party.
Second We are painfully aware that
In our effort to advance the lnteret of
llila county nnd terrltor we hnve been
lnnroly hindered by those opitoni-d to u.
politically and especially by those who
have become beneflinrles ()f obnoxious
lawa and culpable official anions.
Third We moat heartily endorse the
official course of our dolos;nto to eon-
itreBS. J. T. rallahan In his effort to lift
tho mortgages from the thousands of
homes that are now In Jeopardy and thit
should lo made free bjr the boasted ffnv
ernment of n freo peopt.e.
Fourth We nrralsnt the republican
parly for Its perfidy In dealing with Ihe
question of free liotnea and hold It -tp lo
the scorn and dorlston of the people of
this county as totally untrustworthy and
unreliable.
Fifth We condemn and denounce as
an art of flagrant Injustice to the tax-
payers of the torrltory the "tax raise"
made by the territorial board of equali-
sation and the course of our court tn
sanctioning the iierpetuatlns; of the said
outrage."
Sixth That we extend to the CSuUiile
Typographical 1'nl.itt ftttr hearty sym
pathy In their effort lo maintain living
wages as do we nil labor organisations
that are struggling In the unequal con
flict with organised and avaricious capl
tal and hereby condemn the action of
I he Outhrle leader and Capital the of-
ficial organs of the demoerntle and re-
TrttbHcan parties In their fight upon the
union M an effort to crush lalior and de
prive the laborers of Just and reasonable
compensation for their lnbor IThls reso
lution la built on a false bnnln. There
was no question of wages. A untie was
agreed on by the union and employer
without difficulty. It was the hr iKlng
of a contract the same as In Chicago
and the control of the offices which was
In dispute Ihe offices demanding ob-
servance of the contracts made by the
union and refusing to give the union
control of their business.
Seventh Wo sympathise with all
classes of labor that are struggling In
the unequal contest with organised and
avaricious capital and call upon all lov
ers of good government whom "hope .1e-
ferred" hath made sick at heart to unite
with us In the campaign ami tltereby
tnaire assurance doubly sura.
Eighth We earnestly qrgs. still parti-
(tpillng In this convention to lalior to
secure harmony of action and assist In
e!"atlng the tone of politics thereby
laying deep the foundations of populsr
government.
Respectfully submitted.
F. 8. WILLIAM.
A. C. PATTEE
R. R. TMTVALL.
I. F. LAVUI'Tr.
A motion was adopted that an expre.
slon be given by the delegation of eacu
township ami ward of Its preference far
candidate to congress which resultod In
the unanimous choice of J. Y. CalU'ittn.
The delegates to the territorial conven-
tion were also instructed to east thslr
ballots for sir. Callahan for delegate.
They were also Instructed to use their
influence In favor or adopting the Inllla
live referrendum and Imperative man-
date. A motion prevailed that each delega-
tion select a candidate for delegate to
tho territorial convention and that the
eleven receiving the highest number of
votes be declard the delegates cttected.
The following were chosen as delegates
to Oklahoma City:
A C Pattee. W. W. Fleming . Bat.n
J. 8. atoule. John Twamley. L. F. Laver'y
It. II. Robb H. 1. Vanderberg T. V. Jut.
T. 8. Pulllam and Rich Smith.
There was a minority opposition on the
part of some of the delegates to handl-
eaplng the delegations by Instructions
but a large majority favored the motion.
A strong effort was made by oertala dele-
gates to recommend a candidate for elec-
tion as county committeeman. We lef
the body as we found it In the midst of
what seemed an endless discussion the
last one being on the subject of a coun-
ty committeeman.
The treatment for worms must be
prompt and safe. White's Cream Ver-
mifuge can be trusted to restore your
ohlld to health. It is a to nig as well
as a A'orm destroyer. Hvery bottle
guaranteed to bring worms tag. V.
11. Llllls A Co.
i7AHANTINKJ I'ltO VISIONS.
TBXA8 CATTI MUSI UH lSPfHTt-
F.D HY OKIJtHOMA INril MTOH8.
Oklahoma City July 7 -peeljl The
Live Stock sanitary rommUslun that met
In this city this week etUdsVlshed a rlgla
quarantine rub for Texas cattle that are
lo be shipped in lo ihe Ti rri'ory. A num-
ber of ruses of fever li.m neen d leeled
.mil Territorial -i t ' l Inspeel.m an- to
Mil.jt t .link fr.m. ih.' south lo a rti''
ex imln.ill.m.
Iiprl' v its ire lo Ih iSaeed .ilunK Ihe
-lo'iihern iKiiiiul.iry on Oklahoma
The requirement of a insdioine Is to
lighten the burden of pain and euro.
Tills brings us to tho question of 'a
rurosdy und Tabler's lluekeve Pile
Onltuent is tlie only romady tor blind
bleeding or protruding piles that Is
indorsed by phystoiaMS ournn the
.noct nbetlo'.te ersrs COa F U Lillle
&Co
CORBIN IS HONORED.
Sena' c and House Confer Title
of Major-General Upon Him
Busy Day Tn Congrcs
Washington. July 7. I-ate this after-
noon a bill conferring upon Adjutant Gen-
eral Corbln the rank pay and allowances
of a major general was passed by the
senate When unanimous consent wts
.it-ked bv Mr Sewell (Hep. M. J.) for co.t-
slderilloi) of the hill Mr. PrMUs (Dem
Ala ) objected However by a vtc Ihe
senate decided to consider the bill. Mr.
Pettua sharply criticised the measure and
otiargfsl that Oen. Corbln hsd been rapid-
lv promoted by reason of political fav.ir-
Ithtm. This charge brought scverat sens-
tors to their feet among whom were
Mewsr. Bate IViseo and Itscwt (Detns )
att of whom testified to Oen. Corbln's dis-
tinguished ability and special fitness for
the position he occupies There was nt
division on the veto toy whldi the bill w.-n
pnssed.
During the greater part of the csi n
the senate considered unobjected hin n
the general calendar passing a large
number of them.
The bltl rertrktlng the seen-t try of war
In his discretion to have erei ted on the
West Point reservation an edifice for re-
ligions worship was passed WItleXIt
amendment. Its primary ptnrose m to
enable 4he erecthm of a Runt in -ithollc
Chureh.
A blH to Increase the number of post
quartermasters sergeant a of the Uwlicd
States army was pnaseil.
Another measure to reimburse the flv-
ernors of states nnd territories for ex-
pennes Incurred by them In aiding rtie
tTnlted Staites to raise and organize sup
ply and equip ihe present volunteer army
was passed.
A bill to restore Major J. W. Wlmm.
formerly iwynmster In the UnHeit States
army to Iris full rank and y In the
army was unanimously passed.
A resolution authorising the oommlt-
len on finance to make an Investigation
of Internal revenue and customs matters
and to hold sessions durltiK the recess of
congress was agreed to.
These bills were iwisseil: Axing Ihe pay
and mllowanees of chaplains of olutiteer
regiments making them the same as
those of a mounted captain; permitting
oITIcoib In the regular or volunteer army
to hold positions as commissioners super-
intendents or custodians of national
parks.
Jtr. White (Cal.) offered a raao'.udon re-
questing the President to tnKo immediate
steps. If not ItKonipsitlble with ruhlle In-
terests to secure the rilcas3 or tin fair
and speedy trlsl of Harry K. .Spring and
Charts Nelson residents or California
who have tor a long time been under ar-
rest In the republic of Columlda. The
tesolutlon was agreed to
Mr. Morgan announced that lie propos-
ed to try to get up his Mil for the con
sturction of trie Nlcaragusn canst by the
United Ststes.
Hr. Turple (Ind.) sharply opposed Ihe
idea suggested by 'Mr. Jlorftan. lis main-
tained that the opponents of the bill hsd
a right to be heard briefly.
The suggestion of Mr. Morgan he
Ihuught was premature as the loport dt
the existing canal commission hsd not
been filed.
ITtider a spsoUkt order two hours were
then devoted to the oonsldsrAlfon of un-
objected bills on the general calendar.
Among the Mils imaaed were the follow-
ing: to enable naval courts ntartlal ami
courts of Inquiry to secure the attend
ance ami the testimony nf civilian wit-
nesses; authorizing the re-sdJustmenU of
the accounts of the army officers in cer-
tain eonUngefleisn; InoorporstlnK the
American social science nsMoclatton; lo
eatsbnsti United States court at TUIro-
mino Chleksaaw nation I. T. and to
pay WHHam C. Dodge IIMOO for the use
by the United States of patented cirt-
ridge loading machine.
Mr. Allison called up the house resolu-
tion providing tor the adjournment of
ootigcsss tomorrow.
At 4:41 the senate wont into executive
session and at s:U adjourned.
P0NUA 'I'OWNMTK CASK.
JUOaSl PAhKXJAST. i" PBRRY AP-
POINTED ItK-rHrts-B.
Judge Hslnes has appotmed Judge Pan-
eoast of Perry referree In tho Pones
City town site esse.
All boohs and papers belonging to Mie
old land and Improvement company and
every one Issued b my member of Ibe
company will he gone over and the In
comes and expenses cheeked up. and the
interest of vaeh Individual member de
termined.
It will probably take frum three weeks
to a naonrh to v over aH the papers.
Judr Oresn ' Outhrle and II. It.
Martin and J. B. Piggs of Perry repre-
sent Barnes Dattoa.
J. c. Pollock of Winflekl. and J. T.
LaftVrty of Arfcansii City are lepreseml-
Ing J. W. Lyneh.
J. vv. Quick of Ierry. represents the
TNmca City Land and Isaftrovessent Co
Chas. Kinsam of Perry represents I. T.
l'ryor.
K Bee OiMhrie of Penes City repre
sent Chester Ilosrs.
SU1IRMK OPOUH UEUMAMS.
PATRIOTIC PLAJf TO INCIthUSS
TUB NAVAL STUB MOTH.
Iinliaimpolls. July 7. The Hon. Albert
IJtAK-n f ibis oily has issued an appeal
to the German-Americans of the Unite 1
States to present the government With a
uvl-rn up-to-date vessel i he named
the Teutonic Chicago New York In-
Stsnspolts Milwaukee und St IsHSg are
namsd se suttaiaW peinis to organize this
paW'Hlc work.
tri-Hk
MDRPHY AND HOYT
Arc
Confirmed By Senate As
Postmasters In
Oklahoma
Washington July 7. The senate In er-
erutlvr c(on loihty conrlrmetl almost all
Ihe mountains on .he calendar to which
there wss no opposition and decided to go
Into executive session nt 11:111 tomorrow
for the purpose of taking up cases in
which coTif1rmairn Is opposed.
The following are amors the nomlni-
tloiM onrtrmetl today:
J n rores. N Y-. A. P. Oreely. N. If .
and P. R. Qrosecup Ills members of
commission to revfse Ihe laws relating to
patents nnd trade marks.
n Fulli r May- ill.-. Cal penston agent
at San FrancNco
To be registers of lanl ofTleea Rimer R
Ilersey Mfsnoiili Mont . Peler Ciwnp-
bell Akron Colo.
To be f S. District Attorney Timothy
F lluki i-'Strlel of Wyoming
r)lool lltdley to be In i.n agent Pima
! ne) In At '..na.
i rank A Uadsell lo in V g. Mar.lnl
Iltrl t of Wyoming.
Pnstniistefs: Kansas llenjsmln A. Al-
lison at Mcpherson: James Frey at Kn-
terprlse: M irsh M. Murdo.k at Wlchlt'i
Oklahoma Bmert W. IIot at IVnt i
(late New Ponca); Samuel Murphy at
Oklahoma William MoKlnley at ICIng-
fi slier.
1' S volunteer engineers second regi-
ment to 1 caplnln Twnnias M. Draper of
Colorado.
To lie first fUutenants 15. Jrtorer Tlce
of Colorado; Frederick J. Mills of Idaho.
Frederick C. Turner of California; Trnnk
U llrltUin of California.
To be second Heuteimnt Thomas Ooon-
ey of Montnna.
Navy Commodore Frdlerick V McNalr
to Im a rear admiral; Captntn William T.
Hompson to be commodore; Co in manner
Francis W. Utcklns. to be captain: Lieut.
Commamler WSrlein 8. Cowles to be com-
mander Lieut commander Conway II. Ar-
nold to hec ommaiHler.
KFSUUK TUB rAMISIUNO.
ISI Caney July 7.-CJcn. Shatter explain-
ed to the consul yesterday the Impossl-
ullity of csring for the poor people out
of the army supplies but he did sare sonu
rations which were given out with spar-
ing hands last night to tho women ana
the feeble old men.
Today Miss Clara Ilartou and Mr. Geo-
rge Kennan of the lted Cross society of-
fered to provide S.lWO rations If den. Shaf-
fer would transport them. After con-
sultation with tha French consul den
Hhsfter sgreed to do so. The first pack
train arrived at I o'clock In the afternoon
tnd was unloaded In the village squar
amid the clamoring cries of the thousand
The better class held Itack while the Ig-
norant especlelly the negrasses preeseo
forwsrd frantically appealing for bread
Capt. Flnlay who commands the gsrri-
on In town saw to ft that enough food
was reserved tn supply those whose de
ilcscy ami good breeding restrained them
from liegglng.
It la probable that all except some of
the younger men wWo fled with the wo-
men and children w4t be given something
to oat before night but How loinf this re-
lief can he extemlril la problematical.
Many of course wilt lie driven to the
wxmmIs ami be forced to sidistst on man-
goes and other fruits.
WAITING 'OK All.
'Copyrighted INN by the Asaeelated Press)
Uefore Santiago via Plsya Dei st..
July 7 7 p. m.-Oen. Tors) the Simnlsh
commander In Santiago has been afftetat-
ly Informed by Oen. Shatter of the com-
plete destruction or the Spanish fleet and
that the American wrahlit are now free
to co-operate wtUi rhe army In the reduc-
tion of Santiago rts has been given aueh
time as he may deem proper to consider
the advburtilllty of cai4tuiatlng with his
garrison.
AH hough Oen. Torsi Is apparently anx-
ious to resist n the Miter end the utter
hopelessness of holding out ngulnxt
siege by land and sag MMIst be forcing It-
elf upon Mm. His losses have 1-en
heavy The reinforcements "P0" w'1'"
he was counting have not arrived. Oen
I 'undo ha left Mm In the larch and. H 1
underalikid. Is making his way across th.
country to Havana
Tin f.jod supply In Bun Hugo is row and
it m upd. rstviu.1 tlHil the inimuntthm li
running nhoTt Our p.xiH..n Is bi Inu
hourly stn ngthened.
Th en-tile oporaaurs who left Santiago
yesterday have bm sent back In ord
that Oen. TViiMl may able to cotnmunl
eale fre1y with Ovii llhuieo and the
Madrid government
The prospff is for Uti ci4tIailon of
Santiago without fun In r ilrhting gro
with rnirh leiur t delay
The srtfltblshop of Santiago has avin.il-
ed to Oen Blanco to surrender the city
TO 31 A KB A TUSP.
RXPteBSS r'OMmsfini liablk
THK WAH HBVNt'K.
FOIt
Toneks. Kas July I. -United States dis-
trict attorney Lambert aide that express
eosKpatOcs in dssnging eustomsfsj the wir
tax of one cent on each package violate
the new revenue law nnd he will test th
metier In the federal courts. He says
there Is no doubt that congress Intended
that the eomvantor should pay the tax.
He has drawn complaints against several
express agents and will file them as soon
as Ihe Internal revenue collector arrive
from Leavenworth lo ) thim He will
nut give Hie names of the agent he Is af-
Ur but admits that agent at Topeka
and Leavenworth are on the list.
WM.PALMBRSLETTE
I
From the Santiago BaUlefie
A Tribute to Oapt.
Capron.
SAnlagi ltaUlefteld Cuba Jui.e K 1
Dear l'apa an.l Staler lfow are cvh
you today' I am its well as usual a
hope you are in ihe best of health. I ha
not heard a word from nny of you sir
we left Tumpn I tell you It seems like
l..nc time i do not know when w w
(? t any mull. " miv e a Rood I.
time When ou wrli ddrss Mui'a
Sinilon No 1 I'ulM lt New York N
our captain is It his to by war
New York so lietter tuldress thut til
Well we had our flrt battle with
Stxinlsh yeslerdnv the nth nnd had U
i hot fight for m hour. We losr 8 m
ind about S) woun-'eu Oapt Caprjn t
mm Wlrn enlbtted us Quthrh . was k'
id He was a fln i n We bt'ril th"
this morning. I t tit i k two or three mo
men will die. We did not lose any fro
Troop D five of Hum were wounded h
not seriously. I prr-sums thouqh you w
kn7W all about ii fhroilgh the p.ipcra L
fore you get m letter I net- nnd u
oldest army officers soy the same tux
lot of men go Into anything so x! ar
deliberately In my life. Tiny did n
seem to think It was anything in-r h
a Ith of July celebration. Not one of tl
Oklahoma boys changed color I ..11 yi
though the bullets nme thick ond fa
for s while. Two of our boys wh wr
wounded were within 5 feet of mc . one
each shle. Ily the way one of them w
Fred Ileal of Kingfisher. Sell Ni w.-om
of Kingfisher was wounded nlso sh.
through the knee He may lose his 1c
the use nf It any wav I will have to hu
ry up ami finish this for they arc goln
to take the ins 1 1 away We (rot about
of the SpsnhirdH as mssr as wo can tel
The Cubans capture! one of tho Spanls
orrtcera and he wild we did not fight fob
that when lliey shot nt us we did. not ru
but oamo right on They said they ou
not fight us that way. Not a monj'x
eept ho adjutant showed any th i
fear. lie ran beck alxmt 1 mhos f r
we were camped the rflglit before
'
them we were all killed and ct
There were about 1WM Spanish s"'l I
against M0 of us. We were in th i
acting as advance scoute. It Is a wo '
they did not gel more of us. Hero
piece of a dead Spaniard's uniform. I o
cut off a small piece.
1 must stop. I will write ns oftrn as
can. Oood bye for tho present.
Your loving son nnd brother
WILL F PALMER
INTlIBlMIlLirriNKB.
iMstritanNTa iiuinoino upcann.
TO ItUDUCIS THIS 8PANIHL.
(Copyrighted 1S liy't'he Aswoclattsl Prcii
Manila June SO via Hong IConff Jurf
7. There was no material chnngo in X
ssiiect of affairs here. The r.paniarria n
strongly posteil abotrt the outskirts of t'1 "Nl
town and also along the whole length
Ihe conduit or Hie water works riglt
miles inland. It Is bill ved tho Spanlari
only hoM the water works on xuffran-
beratrse Mte Ihsiipki nt idekeis h 11 n n
everywhere and could easrly raid a.l
wreck the conduit. Hut the insurg i s
are extremity anxious to romiiitt th
neutrals ami therefore rxfram tr m
oauslng horrible privation.
The Insurgents bin nevr etnpl-'i 1
csnnon bc'ore MaMki Imt they ar. nw
brlngliHf up sixty huiis. with the Intuit i.nn
of making a almuHuni.ius rusli Uwn tb
Spankth entrenchments at Santt M s
Santa Ana arid Maine thus rendering
the other itoalttflns at the Spaniard- un
tenable ami by a single coup drive th
Spaniards InsMs the cluidel with a. mm
Imum of destruction to non-combatants
snd property. It is expscted that It w it
tske a week to bring the guns al.'nu as
they have to nmke iltrtoiiru through a dif
fkndt Nirt of ths country and It is tn
desirable to hurry.
The Amsrlcsn troops are exported hec
momentarily ami th. u probably Ih-te
will b a quick finish f rhe war.
TIIKY FOOLBU TIMS SPANISH
Th Insurgents in the large camps '
Malabon Calooaan. Francisco ILnimm
San Pedro and Paran mie are In ixv.-li rt
spirits and pere tly ..rderly. Th.y at
deSghted wilb a uv ssful ruse whi h
they recently adopted i.) draw tin rVi"
lards' fire. This method In by tiring itm
ers In the dnrknesK In tlie wooxls n. ar ih
Spanish positions The exploaln .f I'l-j
crackers resemUi the rrttte of mosk.irv
and csuses Ihe Sianluri1s to open llr a 1
wests their ammunition. J
The Insurgents Insist that they hilhu
Mie rIAe at the apiur of ('ah.Miin ml
I hey say thty almtlarl surround. -.1 Iu
KUlgutn at night and i'rod crueki rs nnd it
f.-W rlfiSes vtlrth Ih ir main for. o n i i
elos t o the uumy with martietes T i
Spaniards the liwuriri nls add. aqu in.l
id their ammunition and then bolt d 1
Oen. Monet the Spanish cotnm.n.Vr n 1
Msealrotrj has imuiwiI from there in a'
esnoe bringing with him the f-imliy or
('apt. Oen. August! from MujM
where the eaptuln general a. nt ih m
when the American fle t arrivii her . be
llevlng that the naiiws at thai part it-
the country wern lojai r
Oen. Monel had a t-rrrbJf voyage Th .
Spanish general alh-tti-il that he left hl
rroops In a sttoiig position but that b t
wants rainforrcnunu
A river cu-amer from Iiulaesn today rm
th blockade bringing W refugees
w-
Wan and tlldrt-n.
The Spaniards are employing gangs
natives annul wiih axes nd mi-iiuf
n ip
with II
to destroy the wo.m1i In ths uut-klri
Maalki uiuler Jjpanuh over. ers
horsewhips.
0oatTotetoSrltssacuJi-rerIJrAirty i
la quit tobacco ill and forever ba maw
etlc. lull of llfr sod vigor v.kn No-To
'Jao.thewooJirorkcr. that makeu weslc me'
uroc. AU.orujglsu.Hioorll CureBuaran (
wed. iklei sud sample free. Address j
Uiriw Iiffidy Ca. Chicago or New York
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