Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 30, Ed. 1, Monday, July 9, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF OKLAHOMA DEMOCRACY OFFICIAL. STATE PAPER OFFICE OF PUBLICATION HARRISON AVENUE.
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VOLUME 16.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA MONDAY EVENING JULY 9 1900.
NUMBER 30
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Snaps!
A Few Snaps for Small Feet
Ladies High and Low Shoes
Sizes 2K to 4 50c and 75c
ENGLISH
Guos Pour Lead and Iron
. Into Ten Thousand
Chinese.
Misses' and Children's
btrap Sandals and Oxfords at
50c
Just a few left.
Elsensciimidt & Wecliel
NOT
PLEASED
Senator Pettigrew Don't Like
the Nomination of
Steyenson.
GOEBEC'S
Assassins Now On Trial At
Georgetwon Ky.-Wlt
nesses Searched
Scrlpps-McRae Press AasTw.
Chicago July 9. Senator Pettigxew
of South Dakota has arrived here from
Kansas City. Ho is not pleased with
the nomination of Stevenson for vice
president He thinks however that
the Populists will withdraw Towne
and Bupport Stevenson.
Scripps-McRae Press Asa n.
Georgetown Ky. July 9. Court
convened today and the work of em
panelling a juay Jo try Henry Youtsey
who is charged with being implicated
in the assassination of Goebel was
commenced. Everyone who .entered
the court room was Searched for wea
pons.
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WAIVED
ScrIpp3-McRae Press Ass'n.
Tion Tsin July 0. The Chinese at-
tacked foreign troops at four o'clock
this morning with twelve guns. The
allied forces replied using guns from
the cruiser Terrible. Afterward a
force of 1000 men moved to attack the
Chinese under cover of the naval and
field artillery. i
London July 9. A dispatch from
Chee Foo says; "United States cruis-
er Brooklyn has arrived and Admira
Remey called at Chee Foo and Naga-
saki and proceeded to Taku. Three
hundred and fifty marines intended
landing Sunday.
London July 9. . despatch from
Chee Foo say&: "American consul has
received communication from Taku
under date of Thursday saving ten
thousand Chinese under Nieh appeared
outside Tsin Tien on Wednesday and
reoccupied the eastern arsenal The
Chinese are fortifying the native city
of Tien Tain."
Chee Fo July 9 United States
transport Logan from Manila with the
Ninth U S. infantry ori" board passed
here yesterday enroute to Taku.
Jill Admire Tricked.
In the June 30 number of Collins'
Weekly Journal is published an inter-
esting bit of correspondence. It men
tions Eli Admire son of Jake Admire-
of Kingfisher i fame. It appears that
Ell went on a scouting tour for a noted
rebel general named Garcia. While
out two members of Funston's staff
which were left in camp happened to
take a little jaunt before breakfast
one morning and found the general
camped in an isolated spot and quite
ill. They brought him in and con-
fined him to the hospital. When Eli
returned telling of a startling and
romantic chase the capture was told
him and how the two fellows made a
breakfast job of it.
Children often cry not from pain
but from hunger although fed abun-
dantly. The trouble arises from inan-
ition; their food is not assimilated but
is devoured by worms. A few doses of
WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE will
destroy the worms when the children
will begin to thriue at once. Price 25
cents. Sold by Wheeler & Son and F.
B. Lilllo & Co.
Joe Itunnela Waives Preliminary Hearing:
For Shooting of Suulsbury.
The preliminary hearing of Joe
Runnels for the shooting of Jap Sauls-
bury one weak ago was waived and
the case certified to the action of the
grand jury. Col. Jones attorney for
Runnels appeared and filed his mo-
tion to waive. The matter goes over
to the fall term of the district court.
la Improved.
The many friends of Mr. Clifton
George will be glad to learn that he
was better last night and that the
physicians are very hopeful of his
complete reaovery. Mr. George Is on'
ly semi-conscious as yet but is rapidly
improving. Oklahoman.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are fa-
mous little pills for liver and bowel
troubls Never gripe.
The Fowler-Frazler muddle was con-
tinued in the probate court until to-
morrow when it will be heard. Mrs.
Prazler is under arrest for bigamy.
Mont Palmer returned to Iola Kas.
today after a week's visit with Mr.
and Mrs. R W. Ramsay.
RUDWE
It Invigorates
It Cures
That Tired Feeling
It is' Healthful.
Connoiseurs Pronounce
ISER
The Most Perfect Beer Brewed
r Call for it everywhere. Drink it everywhere.
City Office.Black Bldg Phone 54 T T7 TJT A PIT
Bottling Works 54 A. W JjJLiiil'J9
Territorial Agent.
THE FKDKKA.TION
Women's Clubs Will Scrape the Streets
and Out Weeds.
The city lederation of women's clubs
held an enthusiastic meeting Satur-
day afternoon at the Guthrie club.
The meeting was opened with a lit-
erary program in which several of
the ladies participated. The main
feature was Mrs. Dodson's report of
her trip and visit to the national fed-
eration convention. Mrs. Houston
read am Interesting paper on "Good
Literature."
The ladies have undertaken a public
improvement movement. They will
do lots of good for they will put a
few ideas into the heads of the coun-
oilmen about having the streets and
alleys scraped and cleaned up. They
will suggest how to fix up the citv
park reservations and beautify the
town. At this meeting committees
were appointed to commence work at
once. They are as follows:
On parks and public improvements:
Mrs Horace Speed.
Mrs. Emma Miller.
Mrs. A. H. HuBton.
Mrs. J. W. McNeal
Mrs. J. H. Stumpff.
On improvement of streets and alleys-Mrs.
George H. Dodson.
Mrs. O. R. Fegan.
Mrs. W. S. Smith.
Mrs. F. B. Lillie.
Mrs. H. L. Miller.
Committee to arrange a good lec-
ture course for the coming winterone
member from each club
Mrs. 0. R. Fegan.
Mrs. G. H. Dodson.
Mrs. C. A. Grissell.
Mrs. Uv C. Guss.
Mrs. N. M. Carter.
Miss Alma Carson. V
Miss MaVguerite Byrne.
Gone Wrong.
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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 sjiring is here. Come and see my
stock and find how little money it takes to
paper your house.
A BIG OUT
in Drugs Druggists Sundries Soaps and in
fact everything at bed rock prices.
jl?i A COMTANY
A SOO OKIiA. AVE. OIU. rOSTOUFICK.
SUItK OF IT.
llock Island Will be the VI rat Koud Into
Greer County.
The Rock Island railway company
has decided to extend Its Mountain
View branch to Mangum and work
has already commenced on its con-
struction. The survey has been made
and the grading will commence at
once. The road already runs to Gran-
ite and only ten miles of track will
have to be laid to reach Mangum. The
company expects to have the line com-
pleted and in operation by September.
This branch runs from Chickasha and
goes through Anadarko to Granite
where the oil-bearing' sand has been
discovered in good quantities. When
completed it will bo the first railroad
in Greer county. Mangum is the coun-
ty seat and the people there by way
of concession hava donated a section
of good land to the company. The
Rock Island is also the only road oper-
ating in the Kiowa country which was
recently opened up by the government.
The country is undeveloped by rail-
roads and this road will be a good
thing both for the people down there
and the company. In the northwestern
corner of the Kiowa country cotton
can be raised and that territory will
soon be developed. The extension
which was recently made from Moun-
tain View to Granite cuts off a portion
of Kiowa county. The Rock Island
has u branch running from Mountain
View to Fort Sill.
PLANS
Special Meeting.
The Christian Local Union of this
city will hold a special meeting on
Tuesday night at the Baptist church.
Rev. Joel Harper of Oklahoma City
will preach to the young people. There
will be special music for the occasion.
All are Invited to attend.
For the Campaign
At the Home
of Bryan
ScrlppsrAIcltae Prcs.v Ass'n.
Lincoln Neb. July 0. Adlal E.
Stevenson the Democratic nominee"
for the vice presidency arrived here
today and was given an enthusiastic
reception. The sub-committee of the
national committee also met and
talked over planB of the campaign.
Jury for Jester.
New London Mo. July 9. A jury
is being empaneled to try Alexander
Jester an aged man on the charge of
murdering Gates In 1872. He has been
in various jails for a year And this is
the first ttme he has' heen brought to
trial.
City Tnx Levy. "
The council made its tax levy for the
ensuing year today. Tho schedule is
as follows:
Street and bridge 2 mills; contin-
gent 1 mill; fire and water 2 mills';
street sprinkling 3K mills; sinking
fund 4 mills; parks 0; judgment 4;
sal try 1 mill: Capital Hill 0 mills;
total 23K mills. W
Welcome
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Grocery
"Some guy what ain't wise asks
Charley to come in and have his mor-
nin's mornin' on him and when O. H.
D. says 'Well I guess not' the- man
o' course t'inks he's sore and says
'Why because." There's where the O.
H. D. comes in and says: A year ago
I couldn't get credit at Conine's for a
hambone an' when I was out of feed
my horse had to be satisfied with how
good his last dinner tasted. When I
was out of coal I stole the blanket off
of the horse an and sat around a pic-
ture of the Chicago fire When I was
out of groceries I satisfied ray hunger
by chewing the rag. When I was out
of whiskey i worked till I got money
to buy more. When that failed I
swore off.
"Now mo and horse and dog oat
three sqaare meals a day; I've gotic.ar-
pets on every floor in ray house. ' I've
bought a house and lot and it's paid
for all but 50 ana I can get credit at
Conine's any time.
"No I ain't no temperance shark
just one old booze fighter gone wrong
Go lang Bill!"
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f Kememher we deliver croons to anv
part of the city and at any time during
business hours. When in need of Flour
remember that
Keystone Flour is the Best A
t If you want h
Home Made Bread
Baked out of Keystone Flour
by Mrs. Van Vorhees. we sell it
$i
Fresh Every Morning i
50 Maps of Logan County will be given away free for
the asking.
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