r
Highest of all in Leavening Power.- Latest U. S. Gov't Kepol'.
Bakhig
Powder
4BMLUTEI.Y
PURE
Oyitcr stew 15 cents at Brown's, 17
Broadway.
Gon. Jamison, of Outline, Is in
the city.
Fast Mail at the opera
house Dbg. '21st,
T. J. Grant was in Guthrie yes-
terday.
For picture frames go to Sjwrt'i.
Oapt. DeKord was in Guthrie yes-
terday.
Fast Mail at the opera
house Dec, 'J 1st.
John Iloensheidt wcut to Wichita
Kans,, yesterday.
Kor Xniai presents sec
rockers.
\V. D. Bust went to
at
lJ-dBwl
Tecumseh,
Street's
14-lidlw
  Edmond yes-
terdayto take" chargo of the schools.
Seo the new baby carriages
Street's.
Judge W. H. Asher of
went to l'erry yesterday.
Street Will Bell you furniture at
your own prices for the
j. Atwater reports thai lie caught
bbvcu possums and one raccoon i' rl-
day niglit. Ho caught them along
the river west of the city.
Hotter see Street's bed room suits
Willie the prices are down. 14 w
Many of the windows of our bus-
iness houses have taken on metro-
politan airs for the holidays. Look
«t them as you l«° alon^ [hey
arc a pretty good Index of what
inside.
Fast Mail at th* opera
house Deo. 21st.
Lieut L V. llouscl of tins city,
has a story in the Shoe and Leather
Recorder of Boston, that is attracting
considerable attention. 1110 uUc°'
> .The 8tory of Don 1' t' zgerald 1 In-
principal character is a shoomakir
The Acme mill Hour is truarai.teod
to be the highest g'ado flour on the
Cheap candles at Wetzel's. 17-3
They now claim rich silver mines
in Greer county, 0. T.
Christmas cakes at Wetzel's 17-3
Anyone who has lost a door mat
ani carpet scraper can get the hhiiiu
by calling at police headquarters.'
Oranges, bananas and apples at
Wetzel's. 17-3
A. J. Henderson was tlned $.'1 and
costs and Joe Detrick 14 nod costs In
police court tills morning for having
been drunk.
Christmas candles cheaper at Wet-
zel's than anywhere else in the city.
17-3
Shoes. Next Ihlog to getting them
for nothing from St. Nicholas—Is to
get them so near to nothlJg from
McGllnchcy.
Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and
croup euro. Is In great demand.
I'odeet size contains twenty-live doses
only 25c. Children love It. Sold by
A.J. Klrkoatrick.
We have a few now Cloaks left.
Perhaps a dozen or so. We don't
often talk cost, but this time we do.
Do you want 'em? McUllnehcy.
The harvester Invented by McCor-
mack In 1831 has been so Improved
that is said It will cut and bind an
acre of grain In forty-five minutes.
For an easy shave, .ashlonable hair
tut or an elegant bath, don't forget
that you will find them all at Abor-
nethv & Miller's barber shop, under
First National bank.
A large number of witnesses for the
lie-all case passed through the city
this morning enroute from Guthrlo to
El Reno where the case was called
for trial this morning.
Fast Mail at the opera
house Dec. 21st,
Statehood wuuid nut only glye us
complete self-government, but would
give us many advantages industrially
and i i developing the country that
we do not now enjoy.
,jV>r Sale—40 acres bottom land
b mileH from the city. $20. per
acre. D. W. fc'cott, at 1211 Main
street. 4 iltf
VKRHOL8KK
HA IIOUSK
( OMMK1M IA I. HFN ORUAMZK.
Priday, December 21,
Tliw First Council nf the U. T. C.
the Territory Oriri'ili il Hntur*
d*jr Mglit i11 llili City.
An ■ rwaolxitlon of the United
Colli"., r.-iiil Trnvolcrs whm perfected
SutiirdHv night i i Hi s city mid the
following 1 meers wore elected:
Senior Councillor, W. C. Brady.
Past Councillor, T. C Snjallwiw d.
Junior Councillor, W. J. McPhee.
Secretary, J. W. Pryor.
Conductor, A. E. Mizc.
Treasurer, F. E. Champion.
Page, W. F. Danvers.
Sentinel, M. H. Miller.
Executive Committee—W. 1'. Bal-
lard, Henry Link, M. S. Miller and A.
Gibson.
The council was Instituted at Odd
Fellow s hall by Richard J. Hays, of
Kansas City; W. F. Porter, of Hutch-
inson, Kas.; W. II. Tuttle, Kansas
City; and E. S. Russell, Hutchinson.
Several members of the order from
Kansas and Missouri were present
and assisted.
The lodge starts out with a mem
bcrship of forty and with several
moro ellglblea In the city. It Is a
very great surprise to most people ti
learn that so many commercial trav-
elers live in this city, but It !s a fact
that fifty now resida here, and with
the completion of the Choctaw there
will be a large accession through new
houses In this city, and because of the
convenience of those who represent
outside houses.
Commercial men are Important
factors in establishing a town's repu
tatlon, because they are so much of
ttie time In a position to meet and
converse with those who are seeking
locations or investments
The banquet at Birr's that followed
the Installation of officers was ap-
preciated by everyone, for it repre-
sented the best efforts of Col. Barr
and his force. The replies to toasts
were many and brilliant.
go I ii J. Garter's Grand
Scenic Production,
THE FAST MAIL
Ten sets of special scenery.
Flight of tile Fast Mall.
Niagara Falls by moonlight with
boiling mist.
Practical working engine and four-
teen freight cars with illuminated
caboose.
The Dago dive.
Realistic river scenoaud steamboat
explosion, and other startling effects.
Tickets 75 cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
market
Rev. Dr. Guun, came down from
Pcrrv last evening, where lie had
been looking after the interests of
his church. No man in the territory
in better known thau I)r. Guun, and
no man has made a closer study of
the territory that he lias
Parsley fur sale 10c a bunch. Hart
Wand, 112 Fifth struct.
The total official vote  f the terri-
tory for congressman has been can-
vassed and tiled. The total number
of votes cast was 4s,li0."> divided as
follows: Wlsby, 12,058; Flynn, 20,449;
Beaumont, 15,M*. The council wtll
contain live populists, one democrat,
and seven republicans, Ooulson hav-
ing defeated Gandy by.38 votes
112 a day to agents selling the Royal
Willie Metal Plater or taking orders
for plating. Trade secrets, formulas
receipts, etc., furnished free. A good
agent can make two to three thous-
and dollars per year with the Royal
Plater. For torms, etc , address
Gray & Co., Plating Works, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Fnnt Mail at the opera
houflu Dec. tilft.
The drill In the Maywood well is
now dowu 450 feet and Is still working
In red clay.
Wilson's drug store is the place tc
buy lots of goods for a little money.
12 tf
Col. Bradford, general manager of
tho Choctaw road, i  In the city. Mra
Bradford Is with him.
The First National barber shop Is
the place to go to get your work
quickly, smoothly an i neatly dor.
Platinum ban been drawn Into wire
so fine that It could not be distin-
guished by the naked eycwh 'ii placed
upon whlto card board.
Ladies don't fail to trv a sack of
"Acme," "Pappooie" or "Seal of Ok-
lahoma" Hour made bv tile Acme
Milling Co.
Fast Mail at tbe opera
house Dec. 31st,
Every sack of Hour mado by the
Acme Milling O  . is guaranteed. Give
It a trial.
All my holiday goods must lie sold
regard I ch^ of Drlce in the next two
weeks. Boston Wilson. 12 tf
There will be a called meeting of
the VV 0. T. U. at the hom'3 of Mrs.
Wilson, Noble avenue, Tuetday
evening at 7:30. The members are
urged to be preseul as there is some
imp irlant bus.ue^ to attcrd to.
Shiloh's Cure isst Id on a guarantee.
It cures Incipient. It is the best
cough cure. Only on- cent i>
2T> cents, 60 cents and 11 Sold bj A.
J. Kirkpatrick.
W. J. Donovan is reported a little
better this morning. He has been
ry sick for about three weeks past
with pneumonia. It is to be hoped
that he will soon be out again
Karl's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head
clear as a bell. 25c., 50c. and $1.
Sold by A. J. Kirkpatrick.
Capt. DeFord was in Norman Sat-
urday and brought up Theodore Sut-
ton, who is supposed to be one of the
fellows that stole Dr. Fisher's cattle.
They soon expect to have all in hand
that had anything to do with the
stealing.
Everything new about tho First
National bath rooms. Fine new por-
celain bath tubs. 17-tf
Hev. W. C. Miles came in from
the north today, and will assist the
pastor in the series of Evangelistic
meetiugs at the Presbyterian church.
He will preach tonight and all are
cordially invited.
First annual meeting of the Terri-
torial Teachers association to b.G held
at El Rent
and 28,1804
tho Choctaw line will sell tickets at
one aud
trip.
\warded
Highest Honors—World's Pair.
on
Soouerism.
K ditouTimbs-J ou kn al.
I desire again to ask your indulg-
ence in answering the Star's reply to
my critioism of the "wolf in sheep's
clothing. ' The question of sooner-
isin is not by any means the one sided
affair that it is indicated to be. A
howl was set up years ago by enter-
prising contestants against the sooner,
many of whom have Bince been pro-
ven to be sooners themselves. There
are classes of sooners who failed to
secure a claim, aud some who secured
a claim and sold out as booh as pos-
sible, and then turned traitor, aud by
furnishing information and corrobor-
ating contests, ruined many a good
man, who had a right to expect their
friendship. Some of these sooners
have boldly filed contests against
other sooners charging them with
soouerism aud have been the most
lusty howlors and denunciators of
sooners. Il is well known to the
writer and to many .hers of our
people if not to the editor of the Star
that there are creatures among us who
make - business of furnishing in
formation and witnesses to start con
tests, and prosecute them. Now we
desire to say that the policy of Sec-
retary Noble in regards to this
sooner question was most
unfortunate, it has brought to this
country a vast horde of unscrupulous
fortune seekers who care nothing for
the right of others, and who will
greedily gobble up the last farthing
of the unfortunate victims of a mis-
construed law, and will curse this
people for years to come with their
nefarious calling if something is not
done to put an end to It. In conclu
slon we wish to say to our honorable
editorial friend, that had It not been
for the efforts of the old boomers who
invaded this country and persisted in
their demands that it should be
opened to settlement, there Is no
doubt but today It would be the
herding grounds of the cattle baron
Most of these people have been or will
be deprived of their homes which
thev spent almost a lifetime to se-
cure, and that these mainly honest
and industrious people should be
> T.. December 26, 27 | beaten out of their land Is to my
For the above occasion nijnd simply abominable. Most of
the pcopL'who came Into the terrl
tie-third fare for the round (ory during what Is called the pro
II. F. Duhn, j ^ihned period believed they had
Gen. Pas. Agt. . right to do so and that It was no vlo
—1———————— , latlon of law, and tnis we claim is
I true If the law is fairly applied.
C
Death of Wn. K doubling.
Like a dark cloud shutting off the
sunlight, comes tho news of tbe death
of one of our leading townsmen, Wm
E. Gouldlrg, of North Rroadway.
We have few of the particulars. All
we know is that he arose early, as
was his habit, and after dressing
complained of feeling badly and went
and laid down again. When break-
fast was ready they went to call liim
—he was dead. To his people "the
news of his death comes like the fall
of the great oak in the forest."
Wm. Goulding was an Englishman.
He received his religious training un-
der the tutorship of Bishop Words-
worth, bishop of Lincoln, was an
earnest communicant of the church,
and those who will miss him more;
than the rest outside of his family j
wiU be the members of St. Paul's
church In this city.
Mr. Goulding was a conslstant
christian, a kind and affectionate
husband and father.He leaves a large
family cf both sons and daughters,
besides a host of friends to mourn his
loss. Ills age was about 70 years.
The funeral services will take place
at St. Paul's church. The friends
and acquaintances are kindly invited
to attend.
SENSATIONAL
PRICE CUTTING SALE
Unchallengeable Glothing, Shoes, Hats and
^Furnishing Goods^-
SLASHED WITHOUT MERCY!
AND $12
Sketch of Alexander Hamilton
The Declaration of Independence.
What are its leading principles?
Liberty Bell, Its place in history.
Battle of Long Island. Lord Howe
and his overtures to Washington.
Administration in New York of Gen.
nowe.
j Mr.J.P. Atkinson, has established
a stage line between this city and
J Shawnee, aud proposes to make good
Washington's evacuation of New ( t|me The stage will leave theGrand
York. i Avenue hotel every morning at 9 a.
Battles of Trenton and Princeton. arrive at Choctaw City at 11:30,
Effectof these battles on the colonlits. | am( at shawnee, at 5 p .m. The
MILNERS
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riiilouiathea.
Program for Saturday, Dec, 22,1804: ij
n
D
St.
Mil BIOS
Sketch of Robert Morris.
When was the colonist's allegiance
to the British crown broken?
Exploit of Col. Barton.
Attitude of Fiance in 1777.
How were the Hessians received by
the colonists?
Cornwallis and his battles.
Digest of Lot Decision.
Furnished by W. D. Harlan, land
attorney Washington, D. C.
A certificate of right Issued to a lot
claimant by the municipal author-
ities of a town, puts an adverse claim-
ant on his defense as to prior settle-
ment, but Is not conclusive and may
be rebutted. Such a certificate is
only prima facie evidence in face of
an adverse claim.
Hoke Smith, Secy.
Notice.
The annual meeting of the share-
holders of the First National bank of
Oklahoma City will bs held at their
banking rooms at 4 p. m. on the
second Tuesday of January 1895, for
the purpose of electing directors, nnd
of transacting any other business that
may come before the imiung.
J. P. Boyj.b,
15-dlOt Cashier
II. J. MILLER
Ituy m mot bin* ujoful,
1
Tenth and toil of Okli.
JLc rt tho same tlrao beautiful
ur friends' Christnun projent
CREAM
BAKING
P0MW
MOST PERFECT MADE.
pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
m Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
I ^EARS THS ST^'OARO.
H
'0
Easilj miM as tie
HHuor't fthoes and slippers 1/
Right nida io tlieriilt place"
are both usoful anl beam I ul.
SHOES
Some one stole a 4 year old baclk ;
| and white milch cow from the farm I
| ( f John W. Smith near Choctaw i
I City, lasv night They tricked her:
some distance in this direction hut
lost ail trace of her. There seems to
be nothing safe from the thieves that Kings, diamonds, opals, and plain
lm>e infested this country lately, and fancy bands at Norman s. 19
Ouaul well all kindi of proprrty. Kobinaon st. 17-d3t
A quiet wedding took place at the
reslcence of Hev. C II. Rogers 28
Washington avenue, on Saturday
evening The contracting parties
were Miss Fanny Rogers of this city
and George II. Parker of Uuthrle,
Mr. Rogers, the bride's father offi-
ciating, with only the members of the
family present. It was a simple and
quiet alTalr In which two loving hearts
mutually agreed to try the Joys and
sorrows ot connubial life together.
The bride has been a resident ot this
city for over a yeir duii.ig which her
sweet an t winning ways have won her
a largo circle of friends whole b'St
wishes, go with iter in the new and
hippy choice of her life. Mr. Parker
Is a young man of more than ordinary
intelligence and worth and is a Uttlng
companion for the lovely girl lie has
chosen for his bride. They took the
early train for Mulvane where they
will s(eud a couple of days, and on
their return will stop nil to visit Mrs,
Parker's sister, when they will retu'n
to Guthrie where they have a coiy
and comfortable home already pre-
pare!, and they will enter at once up
on the comforts and responsibilities
of housekeeping
Dr. Williams, Oklahoma National
bank building, treats all chronic dis-
eases and especially those peculiar to
women—is amply supplied with all
the modern appliances. Batteries
for the application of el jctriclty and
instruments that may be required
Makes microscopical examinations
and urinary analysis. Rooms 14 and
15. 20-tf
Use the WildanhamCement Plaster
for all kinds of inside or outside plas-
tering Warranted to be superior to
any in the market. Correspond with
W M. Jordan of the Oklahoma
Foundry & Machine shops, Oklahoma
Oity. 22-20
round trip fare will be $3.50 and fare
one way $2.00.
January flrst. the 20 per cent tari tf
comes oil Dress Goods. Everybody
thought they were within bounds—
but they wasn't. The past month
has shown that theie is a flood in-
stead of a famine. Most, everybody
overstock. We overloaded a little,
but it don't take long to correct such
a mistake. An instant market with
Instant cash is our tlrst concern.
Make our loss and try again. We are
taking our medicine. All Dress
Goods 20 per cent less tills week thau
last week. McGlinchey.
The dedication of the Christian
church in this city took place yester-
day. Kev. J. II. Harding, of Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, a noted divine in the
Christian church, preached the dedi-
catory sermon. Money enough was
pledged to pay oir the indebtedness.
It was raised without difficulty, bo that
the line new church edifices was dedi-
cated free of debt The structure is
one of the handsom est aud best in
the city, and to the untiring zeal of
the pastor, Hev. Walter lloss is
due the successful completion of the
edifice.
School Report.
Heport of Fair-View school. l)ist.
9 Cleveland Co. O.T., for the month
ending Dec. 10th, 1894.
Those neither absent nor tardy,
and who were 100 in deportment,and
averaged 90 or above in examination:
Maude Fightmaster, Laura I'otch,
Dulcie Huston.
Deserving of honorable mi ntion:
Karl Stewart, Bertha Huston, Victor
Stephens, Roy l'orch.
Whole number enrolled 26, average
daily attendance 18.
O. C. Wilcox,
Teacher.
C ABERNETHY.
ABERNETHY & MILLER.
Barber shop and Bath Rooms
The finest fltteu up Rooms in the city. HOT AND.. OLD
and barber work guaranteed Under 'First, National Hank, corner lirosd-
way and M$in
IHEALTH IS WEALTH.
E T. 3D.* Physician and Surgeon has iccuted pirn ancn y.lu Ok
lahoma Cltv. Make. CUKOSIC DISEASKS A SPECIALTY DHoasos of women .poclal
Attention- Prolapsus uteri (oommonly known us tailing or tho nomti), iverslon, retrover-
sion, leucorrhoea or white. irregularities or menstruatim. nervousn'-s, ovarian dmessos
and all general debilitated states of the female. I treat all chronic discus jh ei the male and
female. Loss of manhood permanently restored, Dlsesses of tho l ean, liver, kidneys
bronchial and pulmonary diseases in their lnolpienoy. Diseases of the eye, old tores Irom
any and every cause, all classes of venerial diseases, neuralgia, hysteria. cHorea and epilepsy
Diseases of tho mucous membrane, catarrh and alndre) affections.
I a'so do a general praetloe and give to each and every case the latest and most improved
method oftroatment. I (u. jish all my own medicines, iustrumen sand surgical apoliancoi.
1 treat cases by tho visit, prescription or by the month. Fees very reasonable. Conselta-
tion ritBR. Office, llo om o. 4. uasitt llLOCK Can be Iouud there at to 13 a. m., a to 5 p
m 7 ton in evening, call and see me and have a friendly talk.
DK. E L. DAGLEY, Licentiate of tho Loulayille UQivcnity of Modicino.
Spec t\cl.es
EYEGLASSES'
the dates, Dec. 10 to 15.
HOW A HE YOUH EYES?
Do they ache, burn, itch, water or tire upon con-
tinued use? If so they are defective and should
be carefully Htted with ({lasses. Are jou subject
to chronic headaches-? The kind that begins In
the region back of and around the eyes making
the eyes feel heavy and dull? If so, tbe eyes are
at fault and a pair of glasses are needed. Don't
neglect your eyes when jou can call and consult
Prof.Hirschberg, tbe recognized New York and
St.Louis eye expert or one of his stall. Remember
H. B. Pollock, sole agent for Oklahoma City, O. T.
Remember.
That the old Waltham wattli mak-
er E. E. Bacon is now located at. the
Model d'ug store, corner of Main and
Iloblnson.
P
& 1
ti.fr
■>yment
ALWAYS ^OTJND
Bithor n
MAIL a
3OUCH,
For Sale.
I have the best claim in the Mus-
tang valley for sale cheap for catsb.
Call at ray ottlce in Kuhlman Block.
14-tf F. M. Be all.
JANUARY 1ST, 1895.
Afte; the above dale, the business
of the New York Life Insurance Co.,
iu the Indian andOklahoina territories
will be under one direct contract with
the Home office, through the Arkan-
sas Branch, at Little Hock. 1 want
an energetic, active man in every
town in the territories to sell the new
Accumulation Policy. For particu-
lar?, tddrcHS:
Files Can be Relieved at Once. i Hamilton Cooke. Slate Agent,
And In time effectually cured by | Masonic Temple, Little Hock, Ark.
the persistent use of Beggs' German ) 8 d20 w3t
Salve, the greatest pile remedy ever I " (let a llnneT"
put on ihe market. J
ranted by W,
15 Broadway
Sold and war-
Wheeler & Co., N' .
3 n Chow or n
nicotine,
 • Artivo TViiieiplc
nettthauzkix
s moke.
•
A-nti-lSTervous • Aiiti-l^ygspep+icv
Well Ktconinieiiiloll.
Gainesville, Texas, Nov. 30, '94
Wallik Long,
Proprietor Grand Ave. Barber Shop
Mr. E. A. Rogers, a lawyer who
lives in your city, recommended I)r.
White's Hair Grower tome. Kindly
send tne a bottle tif It C. O. D.
M. SWEICNKY,
7-lm Eoadmaster of Q O 4 8 F E R.
WHAr Is the first great care of
every Oklahonian? To see that his
town Is properly advertised; that
strangers arc cordially received and
the advantages of Oklahoma put be-
fore him, especially those ot our
county and city; to encourage every
Industry that will widen 'ur trade
territory to locate In our midst, and
to encourage those already here by
patronizing them; t> work for our
city and her interests at all times and
all places. He that thus does will be
standltg ralthfully by bis own inter-
I cats and at the same time helping his
neighbor,
Get a home on the installment
plan. Some splendid tracts to be
sold In Summer's addition i n the in-
stallment plan, at Uvc r'ollars per
month. You can get a halt dozen
ots for what you would have to pay
for one lot In the city. 13-tf
tlueklia's irikiaa is .
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises sores, ulcers, sail, rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil-
blains. corns, ai.d all skin eruptions
and positively c, res piliw, or no pay
required. It ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or mone.v re-
funded Price 25 cents per box. For
s*le by 0. B. H&lev
Mr. Ira P. Wetmore, a prominent
real estate agent of SanAngeloTexas,
has used Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera
and Diarrhiea Remedy in his family
for toveral years as occasion required,
and always with perfect succcss. Ho
says; "I find it a perfect cure for
our baby when troubled with colic
or dysentery. I now feel that my
outfit is not complete without a bottle
of this remedy at home or on a trip
away from home. For sale by all
druggists.