The Daily Times-Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 141, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 20, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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VOLUME XIL
OKLAHOMA CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 20,1900.
NUMBER 13d
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TONIGHT,
7:30
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st in our store 5 Any Silk Petticoat in the house S of our already low price on Velvets " T*U * ■-* a ■ S
to 8: m Tonio-ht. • 1:10 to 8:*o Tonisrht. • *7:10 to 8:io Tonio-ht S I III-!, I^/Alr*
We're willing to
25%
/ n Silk Waist in our store
7:30 to 8:30 Tonight
Don't be ''gulled" into buying- out of
date "job lot" styles with ''Christmas
tree" ornaments all over them. Here's
dependable opportunity—no fake styles.
Contentment of ownership will sit se-
renely on your countenance if you buy
one of these extraordinary waists at such
an extraordinary price.
THE FAIR.
Any Silk Petticoat in the house
7:30 to 8:30 Tonight.
We have them in a price range from
♦4 50 to $ 6.50; and everyone of them a
model of beauty. To look means to buy
—so don't look unless you mean to buy,
for if you do you can't help purchasing.
We'll be glad to show you at any rate.
In advance, we want to say you'll not
find a single "passe" style, with stripes
running from top to bottom -don't ex
pect it; they're Hot here
THE FAIR.
of our already low price on Velvets
7:30 to 8:30 Tonight.
A A X
A little velvet will make dresses,
hats and wraps look like new. 25 per
cent off of the regular price means to
buy velvet at about one-half the price
you've paid in the past
THE FAIR.
THE FAIR
Special Sale
Queensware,
Lamps and
Fancy China.
Next Tuesday.
See Monday's issue this paper-
We'd Fight
Our Daddy
if h: told us he'd s:en
as gaoi a s'me at $3.50
as the new line were
ceived yesterday. We
hive them in all sizes
and all widths in both
womiti and m:n
Every Pair
of these shoes represents
a value of $4 to $5 in
Style, Fit and Quality,
All we ask for ihese is
$3 50, and we're selling
them at thit price be'
cause we are determine
ed to give you more
va'ue for your money
than you can get else/
where. 0.ie pair makes
you our customer.
FEELING OF URNEST.
PREVATE3 THE CONQUERED .PROVIN-
CES OF SOUTH AFRICA
Bryan Tours New York'And gets Crowds but
Not Any Bnthusiasn.
England and Oermany Combine to Keop husit
Pron Uabbiing up all of China
Cape low i], Oc t., 20. -The lloera at
lack on Jag<-'i'sluiiU'.iu has lutiu loUuweu
(by unrest on both aides of tilie Orange
Iviver. il is leared t-liat the popularity
of the British military lulimnistruitiou
uiU engender a i.evv rebellion on a small
.-vule. 'lite* defenses s*I Kimberly are
beiiy reipuured \iim the g 11 a Hi Uouiy.nl,
k 111*011 of West Virginia, who came here
v\"itill Roosevelt, suys that tie RigpuibUoana
will carry his state by twenty thousand,
but that the legislature is in doubt,
1'Kl El) TO Ol'ERATE A (JOLLIER Y.
toha'inokin, 1'a., Oct-, 20.—An effort was
niado to day to start Cameron's oolliery.
Forty armed deputies guarded the col-
. i e 11. J lit opt)iali 3 were running but
ai! ol the workmen were induced to stay
iway tiy the strikers.
GUILTY OF COURSE
NO ENTHUSIASM TO fcl'EAK OF.
Elmira, N. Y., Oct., 20.—Bryain arrived
here tliLa morning addressed ten
uiousaml people al wuKtaor park. It was
a itiinly airthiiditurtie audience.
Youtsy Found Guilty and Sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
Georgetown, Ky., Oct., 20.—The jury
in the Youtsey case brought i na verdict
of guilty tliis morning and assessed Uie
punishment at imprisonment for life.
Ycutsey is one of the men accused of
'the murder of Goebel. The ea!*e pre-
sen tod some peculiar features. The jury
watt made up wholly of Democrats and
the attorneys objected atrenoualy to pro-
KllELXiEK isA'L^ Jj'oii HOLIaAND.
ibourenco Marques, Out., 20.—At ihh n
to-day t'rwkknl iviueger sailed lor Hol-
land on the Uutoli cruiser Guiilderlund.
Stup will be made at Da^r Es^ua, Tanga,
Jubiiil and Marseilles. •
IT TAKES LOIb OF K'EI) TAPE TO
GET 10 WOlJJv.
Hazel ton, i'a., Oct., 2t>.—When all of
the operators pool notices it is believed
that i'lesideuL .Mitchell will tail another
convention or a meeting oi the executive
board and declare the strike oil.
..J
Feet Fitters.
(OJ Main. lOJ Main.
AX ALLIANCE fO CARRY OUT
AMERICA'S WISHES.
London, Oct., 20.—It is reported that
an alliance has been formed between
England and Germany for tlie main-
tainence of the territorial integrity of
China and to keep the ports open.
ENGLAND'S E1GKERS KlUv AT '1'liE
OFFICIALS I'M CHARGE.
Eondon, Oct., 20.—Ihat England has
lost the command of the &ta is admitted
by the navy league which is out with
another vigorous denunciation of the
Initial admiralty. It tWclaies that Ger-
many, France and Ilus^ia may easily be
combined against Great Britain to-mor-
raw.
REDEEM NEBRASKA.
Pawnee, Neb., Oct., 20.— Hanna was
greeted with good crowds to-day. Con-
tinued his attack on Bryan and called
on the people to redeem Nebraska.
GHRMAiXY AND ENGLAND AGAINST
BuaabL
London, Oct., 20.—JUy the new Anglo-
German alliance in Lhiiia Germany comes
in lor an equal share of die good intent
in (Jhina. It cannot be di^uised that
there is an allianJce directed against Rus-
sia and the reception of the news at *St.
Petersburg will hold the woiid s interest.
JOHN SHERMAN NO BETTER.
Washington, D. C., Oct., 20.—No ap-
preciable change in the condition of Hon.
John Sherman was Observed this morn-
ing. . I i ti i
CAPTURED FAO TING FU.
Shanghai, Oct., 20.—It is reported on
good authority tiiat a batalliou of French
Zouaves have captured I'ao Ting Fu.
Upon the arrival of the Frendh the Chi-
nese in the city promptly hoisted a white
flag. f
BEGIN MANDAMUS lUvOOEEDINGfc.
Guthrie, Oct., 20:—The demociats be-
gan mandamus proceedings yesterday
i..uining agauiist tne territorial ooaid of
election ec-uiiiiisaioiiers to compel it to
lt-NciiHl its recent adtion and to print
tne munis of legislative nominees on tne
congressional ticket. Tile boaid, w'h.le
in session lhuraday, decided to piiut the
congressional ticket on pink paper and
to ctiUiy all i-he legislative nominees
down to llhe counties to be printed on
white paper with the county tickets,
ine dec won displeased tne democrats.
The necessary papers uei'e liied with
the clerk ol the «upieiue court, the sub-
poenas were scrveu on the meni'Deie of
tlie board and tiie application for a maa-
\uU be i^i uied to Uie supreme
coui t in session to-day.
ine ease in tlie supreme court is en
titled as follows:
Ine leiTiLory of Oklahoma on the re-
lation of Joseph II. Stiain, nominee of
the Uemocrats and pcuple s party lor rep-
resentative ill the lower iiouse ol tae
next legislative assembly in the First
legislative district, vs. L. M. Barnes, Gov-
ernor, Jos. YY. Ale.Neal and Jos. YY isby,
members of the territorial 'board of elec-
tion commissioners ol Oklahoma."
D. T. Jarvia is named as Strain's at-
torney and in Uie application for a man-
damus the names ol both D. T. Jar vis
and Jos YV. Wis by appear as his law-
yei-s. They will ask to-day for a per-
emptory writ of mandamus to command
and to compel the election board to place
all legislative nominees on the pink or
congressional ticket.
ceeding witfli the trial, believing the jury i
had been picked for conviction. Before .
| testimony was taken the defendant be-
came violently ill and throughout the \
trial fee was be left of reason. He was
earrief into the court room upon a
stretcier and occupied a cot with in tlie
bar of the court, being technically pre*-1
ent arid able to face his accusers, but in
fiaet lie has not known anything that has
happened since the trial began.
Youtsey will ibe sentenced by Judge
Cantrill at the next term of court. A !
new trial will be asked for and if it is
refused an appeal will be taken. Yout-:
aey is somewhat better to-day, tout is
still unable to make himself understood.
A motion was made to-clay for stay of
judgment for Youtsey until an inquiry
can be made into his sanity. The judge
ordered the motion to be Hied for hearing '
at tlie February term of court, and order- !
ed thf prisoner removed to the Frank-
lin county jail for safe keeping. (
CAN HE DO IT!
THAT'S THE QUESTION.
You've Read In Many a Shoe "Ad" "we fit the feet
scientifically." But what meaning' has this statement?
Enter an_v shoe store and ask to have yeur feet fitted in
compliance with the above. The salesman examines the
size and width of your old shoe and hands you a pair bear-
ing-the same size and width. A pressure of the salesman's
fingers here and there, an assumed look of wisdom, and lo,
and behold, you're fitted scientifically! Tell the salesman
that your foot measures 9 5-8 inches in length and 7 2-8
inches across the ball, and ask him what size science has
prescribed for a foot of such measurement, Can he tell you?
NO! DECIDEDLY NO!
'Tis not so here. Name the length of your foot and
its width in inches and fractions thereof, or let our sales-
man measure it, and he'll hand you the exact size and width
of shoe prescribed by science, just as truly as your physician
can prescribe the proper remedies for your bodily ailments.
We Can Fit Feel Scientifically.
| MILNER, THE SHOE MAN.
117 MAIN STREET
THE PERRY LIAR HAS MOVED TO
THK INDIAN TERRITORY.
Muskogee, I. T., Oct, 20.—A squad of
Indian police have been sent to Xigisi
where the full blood Creeks are 'holding
a council of war, and are said to be plobt-
ing against the more progressive men of
the nation. It is feared that it may be
necessary to call out tlie troops from
Fort El Reno.
J. H. VOSBURGH & CO., 1
ARF
HEADQUARTERS
™ CAMERAS,
DR. SALMON,
jEYE,
*EAR, NOSE
1ND THROAT.
122>£°Maiii Street. Over TI. & M.
WILL \ lib IT WITH PRESIDENT
M'KIN LEY.
Washington, D. C., Oot., 20.—Roosevelt
arrived in tliis city this morning from
West Virginia, and according to pro-
gram he will spend the greater part of
the day in conference with President Mc-
Kiniey.
J. W. HAMILTON UNDER ARREST.
tjiovernor (J. Jd. Barnes yesterday is-
•sued a requisition on Governor -\lc-\iilan,
of Tennessee for the return oi J. W. Ham
ilton to this city for trial. Hamilton
ia a colored man and formerly was a
member of tlie Langston university hoard
of regents. Abourt three years ago Gov-
ernor Uarnes asked for his resignation
on account of irregularities.
The charge against Hamilton is that he
acted as agemt lor Armstrong, bmith &
(Jo., for the sale of a piano and after
collecting the money tailed to turn it
over.
THE GREATEST OF Hi IS SPEECHES.
Baltimore, Oct., 20.—Roosevelt will ar-
rive this evening and go direct to Music
Hall, where he will address a meeting.
It is hisintention to make this tihe great-
est speech of the campaign. After this
meeting Roosevelt will leave for New
York.
TO CURE A COLD IX ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ii it Jails
to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on
each box. 25c.
KODAKS and and all kinds of Photograph and
Koiik supplies. Putei, Papsrs, Divdopsrs,M )unts,
Frames, Trays, Misks, Flash L'ghts, Flash Light Pow-
ders, etc, etc. Call and examine the stock and prices.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
134 MAIN STREET, OKLAHOMA CITY.
Vitrified Brick Walks.
10 cents per square footj* see
N J Anderson, or leave orders
at 107 Broadway,
A G03NJ4RAL, WAK IN SOUTH AMJiE-
lOA PREDICTED.
New York, Oct., 20.—Mail advices from
Managua, Nioarauga, says the govern-
ments of Nicarauga and Venezuela are
plotting to overthrow the republics of
Cost a Rica, Columbia and San Salvador.
This correspondent says it will plunge
all of Central America into war.
BUSINESS CHANGE
The Windsor Hotel, formerly run on
both European and American plan, and
by dilleient parlies, i* now one hotel run
on the American plan. Rates, $1,25 per
day; best $1,25 house in the Souuhwe^t;
traveling men especially invited. T. C.
Dodson, R. H. Broaseau, 1'ioprieLors.
The north End jacket
Everything for'everybody, and one price to all, 16 ounces to every
pound. Full sized measures used in measuring up potatoes, apples,
cranberries, and everything that a measure is used for. We sell
goods for what they are.
CRANBERRIES PER QUART 5c.
WILL CATtRY WEST VIRGINIA BY
I TWENTY THOUSAND.
Louisville, Ky., Oct., 20.—Governor At-
CHOCTAW AND RIVAL
MANUFACTURED BY
OKLAHOMA CITY MILL & ELEVATOR CO.,
A purely High Patent Flour. Every sack is a guar-
antee for itself. Do not fail to call for
CHOCTAW OR RIVAL
A BARGAIN FOR THIS WEEK.
1 will sell liiy ti-room resiUeuw, 330
East Filth at a bargain il taken tUi.
week. Four lol£, fenued; beit bam in
town; all modern vouveuiuemies in tlie
house. Will sell wibh or without furni-
ture. Jack Spain.
LOSES ANOTHER CHILD.
Mr. au<l Mrs. W. T. Parker lost another
one of their children with aoarlet fever
last night. Marguerite, ft little girl, but
three years old, was the viotim. Tiii
bereaved parents have the heartfelt sym-
pathy of their numerous friends in the
cRy- I, I ,
WANTED. —A girl for general house-
work. 210 Sixth street.
Colorado potatoes, per bu 80u
Home grown potatoes, nice ones per
bu 70c
Finest kind of celery (fresh) 2 buch-
cs for 15a
California pears, extra fancy ..3 for 10c
Fancy large bananas, per doz 20c
Sweet Mexican oranges per doz. ....35a
Fancy large cranberries, 3 qts for ,.25e
Best apples per bu $1.00
Best sour pickles, per gal 2o«
New Dill pickles, large size, per doz 15o
Sweet pickles, per doz. (best made) .. 10a
Extra large Jumbo sour pickles, per
doz 13c
flweet pickle mangoes, large size per
doz. 40c
Sweet pickle pepper mangoes, per
doz 30c
Large sour pickles, per doc. 10a
Bottled Olives, per bottle 25-20-33 & 39c
Bottled pickles and relishos of .U1 .. ao.*
New 1900 crop navy beans, 0 lbs for 25c
New 1900 crop oat meal, 15 lb for.. 25c
Good package oats, new, 4 [.adages
for 25a
Our shoe department grows in popu-
larity daily because we keep only
honest shoes at lowest possible pri-
ces.
Ladies $2.00 shoes, sizes 4 to 6 .,..$1.69
Ladies' $3.00 shoes, heavy sole, kid
lined, all sizes and widths $2.78
Ladies $2.25 shoes, heavy sole, kid
lined, all sizes and widths $1.98
MISCELLANEOUS.
.Spool embroidery, silk, 6 for 5c
Wash embroidery solk 3 skeins .... 10c
Luster embroidery cotton, ball .... 6c
Crepe paper, roll lOo
10c bottle Household amonla 8u
5c bottle ink. Carters 4c
l'ears Soap, 2 bars for 25a
See our Racket Department f«r all your little wants and save money,
THE NORTH END RACKET
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