Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 23, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 28, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF OKLAHOMA DEMOCRACYOFFICIAL STATE PAPER OFFICE OF PUBLICATION HARRISON AVENUE.
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VOLUME 1(3.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TflURS DAV EVENING JUNE 28 1900
NUMBER 23
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DRIVEN
A Few Snaps for Small Fee!
Ladies High and Low Shoes
Sizes 2Vi to 4 50c and 75c
BACK
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Kisses' and Children's
Strap Sandals and Oxfords at
Just a few left.
50c
Eisensotimtdt & Weoke
ISULZER
Of New York Opens Headquar-
ters at Kansas Gitj-
Chairman Patterson.
BUND
Foreign Troops Under Sey-
mour Return to Tsin.
Pekin Surrounded
Of the Afrikanders Oppose
Annexation Capteown
Wants War to End.
6cripps-McRae Press As3'n.
Kansas City June 28 The first head-
quarters were opened today by friends
of Representative Sulzer of New York
candidate for vice president. The
boomers 6ay that Sulzer will have the
support of the east and is sure to win.
Detroit Juno 28. Daniel Cainpau
today denied the story sent out from
here that he would be a candidate for
vice president.
Washington June 23. Hon. Thomas
M. Patterson of Denver has been de-
cided upon as temporary chairman of
the Kansas City convention.
Sunshine With You."
A bright fresh sunny face isalway-
inspiring and it always denotes good
health as well as a happy heart. Many
laces that were once overcast with
gloom have been made bright and
sunny by Hood's Sarsaparilla which
nrps all dvsDeDtic symptoms sireugth-
ens the nerveB and tones up and invig-
orates the whole system.
Constipation is cured by Hood's Pill
the only non-irritating cathartic. Sold
by all druggists
Bcripps-McRae Press Aes'a.
Capetown June 28. The impatience
over the delay in the ending of the
war is growing here. United States
Counsel General Stowe spsaking at a
meeting last night predicted a great
xnilux of capital aftsr the war. The
Afrikander bund still opposes annexation.
Scrlpps-McRao Press Ass'n
Chce Foo June 2$!. Seymour has
been relieved and is now returning to
Tien Tsin. The expedition failed to
connect with Pekin. Seymour was re-
lieved by a detachment of four com-
panies of Russians under Col Kchrier-
in.sky and an equal number o'f foreign
troops. The relief was accomplished
the night of June 25'k Two hundred
wounded were brought to Tien Tsin.
Japan has a serious uprising to deal
with in Formosa.where natives are up-
rising. Refugees from island dis-
tricts relate terrible massacres of na-
tive Christians rivaling Armenian
horrors.
There is no news from Pekin. Col.
Schnelle Russian commander of
combined forces of 10000 men is sup-
Dosed to be nroceedincr to Pekin. It is
estimated that from forty to sxty
thousand Chinese troops are now be-
fore Pekin.
Wall Paper
Wall Paper
My stock is complete and everything" is new.
Now is the time to make your home look new
and fresh for spring1 is here. Come and see my
stock and find how little money it takes to
paper your house.
A BIG CUT
in Drugs Druggists Sundries Soaps and in
fact everything at bed rock prices. v
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SOO OKLA. AVK. 01'I 1'OSTOl'FICK.
Khedive In London.
Scrlpp3-McRHa PreBa Ass'a.
London June 28. The Khedive of
Egypt arrived here this morning and
was warmly greeted by many notables.
JiuiiiHou's Keturn.
Strlpps-McRae Press As3n.
Kimberly June 28 Dr. Jamison
made famous by the raid into the
Transvaal in 1895 has been returned a
member of the House of Assembly
without opposition.
TODAYS
MARKETS
Chicago Cash on Wheat and
Hugs Products Trices
Are Upward.
Weekly Leader one year and th
Farm Journal the remainder of
1900 and all of 1901 1902 1903
and 1904 for only 50o. Sub-
scriptions begin with the current
month; we cannot supply bach
numbers. Orders sent in Febru-
ary will begin with February and
so on.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take discards Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25a.
It C- C. C tf-il V) cure druggists refund money.
Arms for Foreigners.
Scrlpps-McRae Press .rt.ss'n.
Shanghai June 28. The British
ensier Undaunted has landed a large
supply of rifles and ammunition here
fur the use of foreigners in casa they
are attacked by the Chinese.
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Will Wed.
Probate Judge" Foster has issued
license to the following couples: Robt
J. Harnett and Miss Emma Nevran
both of Anna P. O. Locran county.
white: Junius Bracken
Burton of Guthrie.
and Miss Eva
Two trains daily on the Choctaw be-
tween Howe and El Reno. See agent
It Invigorates
It Cures
That Tired Feeling.
It is Healthful.
Connoiseurs Pronounce
B
UDWEISER
The Most Perfect Beer Brewed
Call for it everywhere. Drink it everywhere.
R. W. BLACK
Territorial Agent.
City Office.Black Bldg Phone bii
Bottling Works 54
Special to Daily Leader
Kansas City June 23 The ex-
tremely nervous and excited state of
the wheat market and the rapidity
with which values decline is the best
of evidence of its greatly overbought
condition and fully justifies our pre-
diction that wheat would seek a lower
level of value. The July price was off
one cent at the opening advanced one
cett to yesterday's close at 85. then
down to 80 cents so quickly that few
'longs" were enabled to cover any
where near the top and many let go
their holdings at the decline. Some
buying orders came into the pit on
this decline and a recovery of 1 1-4
cent took place but the desire to liqu
idate was at fever heat the markets
again sailing off this time to 79 1-4
recovering to 80 cents at the close.
Although the northwest receipts
continue small compared with those of
a year ago tnose oi today being only
338 cars against 511 cars a year ago.
The bull crowd set a hot pace and the
late buyers are now carrying the bur-
den. "We can see nothing in the situ-
ation to warrant higher prices and a
further decline of 5 cents is in order.
Corn suffered only a small idrop as
compared with wheat. The buying of
this cereal has been excellont and if it
had not been for the great weakness
in wheat corn would have mado a
very substantial advance. The weather
throughout the corn belt is extremely
hot and dry the crop suffering in con-
sequence. The southwest has sent
out some alarming reports in the past
few dayB which are likely to' have
their effect in the near future.
Liverpool opening. Cable Wheat
3-4 lower. Cora U penny lower.
Cotton Liverpool spot Business!
moderate prices higher. Uplands GK
sales 12000 of which GOO are to specu-
late and expert.
Cotton Liverpool 12:30 p. m. Juno
July 518 July August 515 lc 13 13 15
15 August September 50G .07 .05 .05
.04; September October 45055 5152
53; October November 440 45 44 43;
November December 441 40 39 38 30;
December January 433 35; January
February 43(3 34 33 32 31; February
March 431 32. r2 33; Merch April 434
32 33 32 33.
Chicago June 28. Hogs 32000 high-
er; cattle 8000 steady.
Kansas City June 28 Hogs 9000
strong; cattle 4000 steady
Closing cable Wheat 1 lower;
corn 1-2 lower for the day.
CHICAGO CASH.
No. 2 Red 82; No. 3 Red 68 to 81;
2 Hard. 7S to 79; 3 Hard 75 to 88; 1 N.
Spring 81; 2 N. j 79 to 80; 3 Spring
77 to 79. ".
Corn No. 2 43; 2 W. 43 to 43&;
2 Yellow 43 to 43K; 3 Corn 42 to 43;
3 Yellow 42 to 43K.
Oata No. 2 25 to 25K; 2 White 273;
3 Oats 25; 3 White 26; 4 White 20
to26K-
Kansas City June 28. Hogs 7 to
10 cents higher; bulk 85.25 to S5.30;
top 85.35.
Liverpool 2 p. m. Cotttn June and
July 5.25-26; July and August 5 20-21;
August and September 5.10-11; Sep-
tember and October 5.58-59; October
and November 4 48; November and
December 4.41; December and Janu
ary 4.38-39; January and February
4.36; February and March 4.35; March
and April 4.35.
Liverpool June 28 4 p. m. Close:
July 5 26; July and August 5.21; Au-
gust and September 511; September
and October 4.57; October and Novem-
ber 4 15; November and December
439; December and January 430;
January and February 4.34; February
and March 4.33; March and April 4. 34
HARVARD
Wins From Yale in the Four-
Oared Boat Race
Today
Scripps-McRae Press Ass'n.
New London Conn. June 28. A
large crowd witnessed the Yale-Harvard
four -oared boat race today. Har-
vard won. Yale was the favorite in
the betting Harvard also won the
freshman race and Yale the Varsity
race.
Kdltors Kxcurslon.
To the Oklahoma Press Association:
By authority given me at the annual
mectinglof the Oklahoma Press asso
ciation held at Alva Oklahoma May
15 1800 I have arranged for an ex-
cursion iover the Frisco to Eureka
Springs Ark. Train will leave'Okla-
homa City at 7 o'clock a. m and con-
nect at Monnett with the Kansas Edi-
torial train and go from there in a
body to Eureka Springs the name day.
Those who are not edltorb or publish-
ers will be charged S5 for the round
trip. Full details will be given out
immediately after the Fourth of July.
LON WnATCTOX
Secretary O P. A"
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OLD Location
NEW Proprietors
NEW Goods
Welcome Grocery
We agree with our customers that
Keystone
Flour
Is the best Flour on the market today. We do not
use the hurry up system in making Flour which kills
the nutriment in the wheat. Every sack guaranteed.
Our stock of staple groceries has been replenished.
Green goods fresh every morning1. The choicest fruit's
in stock all the time.
3000 pounds of fresh oat meal just received; 15 lbs
for 25c wThile it lasts.
JENKINS BROS.
TKr.KI'IIONK 40
Goods delivered u lien promised.
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