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GUTHRIE NEWS: UUTHK1K, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, JUNE 11. 1893,
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□-PRICE'S
Baking
Powder
The only I'tin Cream of Tartar Powder. — No Ainmotiia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
A White Man Almost Disemboweled
With * Knife in lh« Hands of a N f-^ro.
The Bloody Deed < )ccnrs Near Skeleton
Creek The Victim Surprised hy
His Assailant 11 ih Kiirht Hide
Hipped Open in the liegion
..f the LlV.r-Tlie lied
liauded Fiend Suc-
ceeds in Eh-
(Hplll^
EARLY tins morning a fearful
cutting affair took place about
aeveli inileH liolth and near the
Skeleton creek, which may ro-
Hiilt fatally. Ah teems to be getting
quite common in this section of the
country, a negro with a knife was
the assaulter aud a white mau named
Alfred It. Barr was the victim of the
murderotiH scoundrel.
It appears that for some time past
Barr linn been having more or less
trouble with a negro whose name can-
not be I oar lied; the subject of the coil
troversy being of quite a tiivial nature,
yet Riifticiecnt to cause considerable
enmity, too, between tip* negro and his
nil fortunate victim. The quarrel cul-
minated early yesterday morning when
the two men met, and after passing the
time o* day, the colored man, without
warning almost, Hprang upon Barr, who
was uuarmed. and shiHhed liiiu with a
large knife over the right Hide, in the
region of the liver, inflicting deep and
ugly wounds from which the unfortuu
ate man iH not likely to recover. Barr
made hardly any attempt to defeud
himself, so greatly wan he surprised
After committing the desperate as-
sault the negro tied. The citizens in
the immediate vicinity immediately
qrgauizpcl a possp and started o\}t in
pufsqit of thp negro j\eml. They failed
|q trtiil him I however, though re-
inforced by Marshals Kelley, Rine
hart and others. Dr. Pinquard, who
was called to attend the wounded man,
Haw a person on his return to the city,
who stated tlpit >> negro, apparently
Very much excited, was seen about 10
u'clock making hjs way rapidly iu the
direction of Outline. There ih good
(■eason to suppose that this is the des-
perado who iisHinled und almost mur-
dered Bajr. If that i* tho case the
negro now in the oity, from which it
will be hardly probable that the police
will allow him to escape. Certaiuly
he can't get away by rail, and, as all
the roads leading out of the oity are re-
ported to be guarded, it is not likely
that the scoundrel will escape.
These murderous assaults by uegroes,
on white men, are becoming exceed-
ingly common of late, and nothing, it
would seem, is more calculated to stop
them, than swift and exemplary punish-
ment Dr. Pinquard prouonnces the
Hituatinii of the initu Bair quite serious,
but he hopes to be able to pull him
through. The wounded man s ,vh he
will be -tide to identify the negro if he
ip apprehended.
Of CuurM' Yoii lb-mi
ftie testimonials frequently published in
(hi* paper relating to Hood's Haisaparil
|a, TJiey are from reliable people, state
simple facts and show Imyoud 11 doubt
that Hood's cures. Why don't you try
this medicine? Ue sure to get Hood's.
Constipation and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver are cured
hy Hood's I'iils. Unequalled as a dinner
pin.
Don't tail to get one of I hose new maps
at Li I lie & < Vs. 6-1 tf
Straw hats, summer coats and vests nt
greatlv reduced prices at the New York
clothing house. fi-8-Gt
\Vinfikm . Kan., Feb. 18, IMO.
It gives me great pleasure to testify to
the value of Bile Beans small, they cer-
tainly do all that is claimed for them.
T. L. Cairns.
A Nun* ('ure for I'IIpn.
Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which ada
directly on pints affected, absorbs tu-
mors, allays itching and eflects a perma-
nent cure. 60 ets., druggists or mail
Circulars free. Dr. Bosanko, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sold by J. N.Wallace.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Dleg<
Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrah Remedy
is the first medicine I have'ever faund
that would do me good.*' Price 50c. Sold
bv F. B. Lillie Sl Co. (4)
WRESTLING WITH ENGLISH.
T1m« Xti.nl> I'lfTort* of rnrclgiicni to Mitatvr
Our lillotiiN mid Homo ll<miltH.
The htruggles of foreigners with the
ICngli'.h language have become pro-
vcrblal. espeelally since there was
given to the world that funniest of all
lx>ok.s. "English As She Is Spoke,"
which, as is well known, in a free trans-
lation of the real title, which was "The
Newtiuide to Portuguese and English."
The peculiarity of the liook was due
chiefly to the fact that its author had
procured a honk of French colloquial
dialogues, which, with the aid of a dic-
tionary, he put word by word into En-
glish, though he knew literally noth-
ing of French.
Necessarily he carries over bodily
idiom after idiom, and as his knowl-
edge of English was scarcely greater
than his knowle Ige of French the
jumble and confusion that resulted
may be easily imagined. For example,
one of his familiar phrases is: "It
must never to laugh of the unhappies,"
and another: "He burns oneself the
brains.'' which any French scholar will
ognize at once as literul transla-
tions, or rather traductions. The au-
thor gives his readers the following hu-
morous anecdote: "One-eyed was laid
against a man which had good eyes
that he saw better than him. The
party was accepted. 'I have gain over,'
said the one-eyed; 'why, I see you two
eyes, and you not look me who one?' "
A14 Californians are familiar with
Chinese English, and of late have been
made acquainted with the attempts of
the Japanese to master the intricacies
of English, some of which, by the way,
are very amusing. The Japanese, it is
to lie noted, are uniformly polite letter
writers, the kitchen l>oy who desires
leave of absence or an increase in his
wages approaching the subject with a
lavishness of compliment and an extent
of circumlocution which would do hon-
or to a trained diplomatist.
India, however, if we may judge from
a number of recent publications on the
subject of Babu English, as it is com-
monly known, will have to be awarded
the palm for queer English. The East
Indian is ambitious and is a diligent
student, but in many casos he becomes
enamored, seemingly, of verbal forms
and niceties, and uses words to the det-
rimeiU of ideas. For example, a student
during an examination was required to
write an essay upon the horse, which
he did in the following summary fash-
ion: "The horse is a very noble animal,
but when irritated he ceases to do so."
Henry George's "Progress and Poverty"
was boiled down by another essayist in
this way: "The rich man welters 011
crimson velvet, while the poor man
snorts on flint."
The book of all East India books for
extraordinary English is the memoir of
Onoocoo Chunder Moqjjcerjee. judge of
the high court of India, published by
his nephew shortly after the death of
his uncle. Wo can sqlect only a few
gems here and there to show the char-
acter and style of this remarkable liter-
ary production. The learned judge
was stricken with illness while on the
benoh. and his biographer says: "All
the well known doctors of Calcutta did
what they oould with their puissance
and knacks of medical knowledge,but it
proved after all as if to milk the ram.
His wife and children had not the
mqurnful consolation to hear his last
words: he remained sotto voce for a few
hours and then went to God at about ti
p. m."
Such a distinguished man was natural-
ly charitable, and this is the way his
eulogist sums up that side of his char-
acter: "The Hon blc MooUcrjee did
bleed freelv but he was not a leviathan
of the ocean of liberality; the mode of
assignment of his charities was to such
men as we truly wish and recommend
and exsuscitate enthusiastically. He
used give monthly to many relics
who h el no hobbaboy-hoy even to suj>-
port them, and had no other source of
sustenance left to them by their con-
sort."—ban Francisco Chronicle.
Lower Kir.' to World's K«lr.
The Santa Fe Route has lowered the
World's Fair rate. It leads, others fol-
low; I icing tlrst to cut the prioeaawclt as
tlrst iu quick and comfortable service
The present rate from Guthrie, O. T.,
to Chicago and return is $.'IO..'i5.
The Columbian ex|M sition represents
the world iu miniature. You get a
European trip without the ocean voyage.
To miss this chance for self education
would be a mistake always regretted.
Another mistake would Im> not to go over
th«> Santa Fe Route, which has tiicl>ost
and most direct line to Chicago. Pas-
sengers landed within one to four blocks
of rapid transit lines to fair grounds.
Cull 011 L. R. Dclaney, local agent at
Guthrie, and ask for free illustrated
folder, describing World's Fair buildings,
etc.
Tin- Hi-mini of ll.'N|iilr,
Insomnia and its twin brother dyspep-
sia are the offspring of a disordcicd
stomach. A positive cure is found iu
Beggs" Dandelion Bitters. Sold by all
druggists.
SOCIETY NOTH i:s.
(;i illK11 LODGK NO. ; I. O. < F.
1 meets every Moinluy evening at the
Waite halloa Harrison avmue. Visitingbroth-
ers intited to Attend.
John IIooan, N. G.
Ciiah. Met/, Sec'y.
GRINDING AND BARBERS FUR
NITURE
'PEXAB ELECTRIC GRINDING < O., MA
I U8 .Mm 111 street, Dallas, Texss. Congress
chairs, revolving and reclining, in Walnut or
antique onk, covered With maroon or ol.l gold
plush. Razors connived, t'lipiwrs ainl shears
ground nnd set . For prices and terms w 1 it.
T. K. G. Co.
BUSINESS CHANCES
\ 1 ONE1 ro LOAN 'ii Watches, Diamonds,
>1 Household Goods, Pianos or any tlrst
•lass security: lowest* rates, and business
trictly confidential.
MILLER, RUSSELL A CO.
■215 Harrison Avenue.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notlrt.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
M. Walker has t ti is day Hied his petition
for license to retail liquors in Mulhall,
Logan county, Oklahoma, ami that
unless objection to the same, as required
by law, be tiled by the 19th day of June,
A. I)., 180.1, said petition will be granted.
Guthrie, (). T., June 10, 1803.
John II. llAVioiionsT.
O-11-.'lt C unity Clerk.
SI'hCI A I, KXKt'l T10N PARTITION SAI.K.
William 11. Durrough vs. Fannie Clark
mid Lizzie ('lark.
Notice is hereby given that 1, Fred R.
Morgan, commissioner appointed to pur-
tition and sell tin- property in the above
entitled cause, will, by special execution
therein, on the 'J4th day of June, 1893, at
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in.,at the court
house door of the district court, in the
city of Guthrie, Logan county .Oklahoma
territory, sell at public auction to the
highest .bidder, for cash, all of the right,
title and interest of the above named
plaintiff and defendants to and iu the
following described property, to-wit: Ijot
seventeen (17) in block forty-three (43) in
the towiisitc of Guthrie, known us Guth-
rie Proper, in the city of Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma territory. Said prop
orty will be sold as the property of
William H. Durrough, Faunie (Murk and
LIszlc Clark.
May 31, 1803.
FllK!> It. Mono AN,
6-2t8w Special Com missioner.
NOTICK POK 1'URLIL'ATION.
In the Probate Court of Logan county, Okla-
homa, Territory.
Allen M. 1). Jones, Plaintiff,^
Mary A. Jmiios, Defendant, j
To Mary A. Jones, the defendant in the above
entitled action:
You are hereb> no ti tied that 011 the Slith day
of May, 1N93. Allen M. D.Jones, the plaiutitl in
said action tiled in said court iiis petition for
a divorce, and his atlidavii that yon area
non-resident of (Iklahoina Territory and that
yourpiaceof residence is unknown to him, and
that said action is to obtain a divorce from
yen, also an affidavit of a disinterested person
that you are a non-resident of said territory.
Now, therefore, you are notified and sum
moned to appear in said court on the 1st day
of the next July term . 1H!W, to-wit: on the :{d
day of July, ISM, and answer said petition,and
that said action will stand for issue and trial
at said term of said court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
the airt day of May. 1H«i:j.
S. S. Lawhim F.,
(Seal.) Probate Judge.
J. A. Neilan «%. 11. M. Adams, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. H-'-iwl
The Army Hill.
Is not the one tliut worries us but the
doctor's bill. Keep a supply of Beggs
family medicines on hand nud reduce
your doctor's bills 95 per cent. Sold by
Lillie & Co., Renfro & Co., A. C. llixon,
McNulty and J. N. Wallace.
Mi|m! Mm|ih! Miipt!
Of the new lands, nt Llllie'f drug and
nook store. G-lt f
Thorn- Wonderful IJ tail I* In Town.
If you wish to see them call 011 Lillie &
Go., Kenfro $1 Co., A. C. llixon, McNulty
and J.N. Wallace and ask for Beggs'
Little Giant Pills. Every bottle guar-
nateed.
TO GET THE STYLE.
Why a Young I.tidy Tried on it •:!() Hut
When She llad Only 40 Cents.
She was seated before a long mirror
in one of the largest millinery establish-
ments in Chicago. Two dainty crea-
tions of lace, straw, and flowers were
balanced upon her finger tips. She
was gravely comparing their merits,
while the saleswoman stood by smiling.
And so hor dearest friend caught sight
of h«r.
♦♦Why, Dora, you hero! Come help me
to decide. How much did you say this
one was?"
"Only $30.42, awfully cheap.'- cooed
the saleswoman.
"PU try It on."
The young lady turned to the glass:
her friend watched her with envious
eyes. How did Flora ever get so much
money?
"Lovely!" cried the saleswoman,us she
turned from the mirror.
"Which do you prefer. Dora?"
"They are both lovely," said Dora, in
a faint, nothing-to-eat-slnce-morning
voice.
"And quite reasonable, too," went on
Flora. "Now, if I decide to take this
one. could I have that cluster of flowers
moved just a trifle to the right?"
"Certainly, nothing easier."
"I'll try on the other before deciding."
Dora could bear no more. She fled to
the elevator. How poor and cheap
looked the hat she had on so proudly
an hour ago, and she had meant to
crush Flora with it.
Two hours later thej' met on State
street. Dora glanced at her friend's
head.
"You. had it sent home. I see," she
Baid-
"Sent home nothing, goosie; didn't
you see me wink at you? Why, I only
had forty-nine cents in my pocketbook
all the time, but my old hat just had to
be trimmed over. I did it to gain time
to fix the style in my head. I can do it
beautifully now. Here's a sale of im-
ported flowers for seventeen cents a
bunch: let's go in and look at them."—
Thev went.—Chicago Tribune.
NUI'M'K.
U. s. Land Orricv, Outhiuk. Ok. Ty. t
Man li lHyn f
Complaint luivinu bejn entered at this of
tice hy John Thompson in/ainst the heirs of
James Buckley, deceased, involving Buck-
ley's If. K, No. 2H15, made .lillie *, |, lMH'.i, for the
northwest quarter, seotion f>, township lf
north of ranuo 1 west, Logan county, Okla-
homa territory, elmruing and alleging that
the said James Buckley never lived upon said
traet of land with his family, comuieiieing
June 21, 1SW, up to the date of his death,
which was the latter part of August, 1HU1, and
that since August, is<u, none of his h irs has
ver cultivated, occupied < r improved this
laim in an) manner, and that the said tract
of laud has been wholly abandoned since the
leatli of Buckley.
With a view to the cancellation of the said
•irtry, the said parties are hereby summoned
to up|M-ar nt the C. S. land otliee, at Outhric,
Oklahoma territory, on the l.Mli day < f June,
1893, at 11 o'clock a. ni„ to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon-
ment. C. M. Barnes, Receiver.
d-4 ^j-:*lt
0ZMANLIS
ORIENTAL
SEXUAL
PILLS
8or«, Prompt, Positive
Cure /<>f Impotence, Lc.xa
of Manhood, Seminal
[missions, Spermatorrhea,
Nervousness, Self Distrust,
Loss of Memory, Ac. Will
with enrh Box. Address
BalUrl Cnov Liniment Co,
9010 Lucao Avr.
8T. LOUIS, - MO.
CURE
'YOURSELF l""
FlftroublfvlwlthtJoiiorrlinu-
fUleet, While*. Spermatorrhoea^
for any unnatural dlsi tiarge a*k™
'your druggist for a bottle of
Big «. It cures In a few days
without the aid or publicity of a
I doctor. Non-(>ofsonouN and
I guaranteed not to stricture
[ The ihtiverxal American Curt.
Manufactured by
kThe Evans Chemical Cu.|
CINCINNATI, O
U. 8 A.
9uR,r,c&
f>a Rir>0
IT
gives
TRESH-
NESS
/ " a NO:
CLEAR
f-jRES Constipation
v p inoisEstio^.dizzjne ss,
tRUPtlQNS OS THE SKIN. <.
Beautifies <<• Complexion.
It in nn fl(frwaWo Laxatlvo for the Ilowtfla;
can mado Int.ui T- :i for use in one minute.
Prlco a.'K'. 60c. anil $1,110 jwr packaKe.
!//% Kin All lik'ifant Toilet Powom
au I* VI f'ur the Teeth ami lireath-2&o.
Sold by K. B. L1LLIF. & CO.
ULCERS,
CANCERS,
SCROFULA,
SALT RHEUM,
RHEUMATISM,
BLOOD POISON.
thefw and every kind re* I disease arising
from Impure bloo<l fuiccoHHfully treated by
that never-falling and best of all tonics and
medlclnoa,
SsSsSSS
Books on B1o«n1 nnd Sktn
Diseases free.
l^lnteil testimonials
application. Addrct
t*® Swift Specific
ATLANTA
d nnd Hkln v
niiils m nt on
lref
cific Co., \ v*
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ARCHITECTS
J. FOUCART,
ArrMtert anil Ku|ii>rlnt«ndrat. Otlbi*: Harri-
son Avenue. 11T,. |{oom H, linlhrie. Okla.
The now oity maps for sale, Iduo prints
or lit hog;niplis, tiix ju iio ln s. IMiuis, do-
tails, spiM'itloatisns and estimations a
spot mil \; :.'T years rxpi rionee in all kinds
of building. Kstaldisliod in tint lino sinie
the opi ning.
ATTORNEYS.
11 K. HAVKNH.
GEO. 1>. OKNER.
HAVENS & ORNER
Attorneys at Law,
Cor. Harrison and ^<1 si., Gutlirie.
O. R. FECjAI\ .
LAWYER.
Itooms 1 and ti,Guthrie National Itank imih
UlfZ.
H, K. THURSTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
N K eorner of <Hovt4and avenue and
Second atrset,
OiTTiiniB, Oklahoma.
A. (1. C. UlBIEII. JNO. II. ('OTTEIIAI..
hierer & cotteral,
ATTORNEYS -AT- LA W
La^itimato business before all the
courts of the territory ami the I'. S. land
otliee will rereive our prompt attontioii.
Collectioiis und mercantile law a special-
ty.
JOS KIMl WIS1IY. C. Q. llOIINOIl.
VVISBY &, HORNOlt,
ATTORN KY8,
GUTHHIE, OKLA.
Rooms over Capitid National Bank
T. H. SOWARD,
lawyer,
Over 10.r Harrison uvciiue.
J. W. MILLER,
Attorney at Law
OHion ill Times Building, 1UT North See
ond street,
GUTIIHIE, oklahoma;
PHYSICIANS, SURCEONS, ETC
OR. PEOPLES,
DENTIST !
Ou I ti lin hi ii Av. mnl Klrst St. ltcftldenre, Sec-
ond St. and .Noble A v.
L.H. BUXTON, M.D.
Vhyuc.iau a ml Surgeon
Ollice Rooms .51 alid ii'i, over Capito
National Hank.
Besideiice I nlvorsity building, Harri-
son Avenue.
HE^REAT
SHIL0HS
CURE.
5e5oca,ii?
I'uresConsumption, Concha,Croup,Sore
Tliront. Sol«l by *11 Druggist* on a Guarantee.
Knr a I.ame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Porous
Plaster will give great satisfaction.—35 cents.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins,Chattanooga.Tenn.,says:
" Shiloh'a Vitalizer' N.4 VF.I) MY LIFK* I
consider it the lust vemedy for atlrlrilitatiui ni/strm
I ever used." For Dyspepsia. Liver or Kidney
trouble it excels. Price 75 ets.
CATARRH
"REMEDY.
Ha A you Catarrh V Try this Remedy. 11 will
relieve and (Hire you. Prlco fiO ets. This In-
jector for its succors fu I treatment Ih furnished
free. Shiloh's Remedies are sold by us ou a
guarantee to (five satisfaction.
Sold by F. B. LILLIE & CO.
DR. HENDERSON,
102& 104 W.Oth st., Kansas City, Mo.
A Regular Graduate in Medicine. Over 27
Years' Practice— i 2 in Chicago.
The Oldest In Age and Longest Located.
« Authorized by tho State to
treat Chronic, Nervous and Pri-
vate Diseases. Cures guaran-
teed or money refunded.
Over .**1,00(1 cases cured.
Charges low. No mercury or
injurious medicines used.
L from buslnesH. Patients at a
distance treated by mail and express.
Medicines sent everywhere free from gaze
or breakage. State your case and send for
terms. Consultation free and confidential,
personally or by letter. I permanently cure
Seminal Weakness and 5exual Debility,
(Spermatorrhea and Imfiotency) producing
pimples, nervousness, rushes of blood to
tho head, pains in the back, forgetfuinosa,
bushfulness and nverslon to socicty; stop
night losseH—restore lost sexual power—
enlarge and strengthen weak parts and
make you fit for marriage
Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, < Jloet, and all pri-
vate diseases cured for life.
rir'tnp^ cured without cutting
•J7i.ipci.uic caustic, bougies or
Bounds. No pain or exposure. Patients
can use treatment at home.
for both sexes—tt) pages, 27
ljv7v7rv pictures, with full description
of aliovo diseases—tho effects and cure—
went senled in plain wrapper for to. stamps
Sure Cure for Wheuniati m. Send stamp
for circular. FRBiMnsBt moi Anatomy.
fjT"$5<J0 for above disease a that 1 cannot cure.
'WF.LI. BRED. Soon WF.D," (IIRLS WHO USK
SAPOLIO
Are Quicici.y Married. Try it in Your Next
1 loUSE-C leaning.
Guides That Govern the Retail Boot and Shoe
House of J. B. Beadles:
Treat nil alike Do ri^ht tor rijrlil s sake. Homier to every 1111111 his just due iu
value. . Depend upon reliable goods to alt rail a relialdo trade It is worth more
toan established business house to have t lie goods givo good service than it is to
our customer. If they wear well they wil come ugiiin.
The Following Are u Few Kellable Lines
Women's Kid Oxford Ties.
Ladies'extra qualities..
Women's "Famous" cloth top shoes
l*riesine> er & lohnsou's celebrated kid shoes arc as good ns gold at
Ladles' Fine Kid, scolloped top..
Widths B, (',! , F, und F.R.
Children's red shoes
Large line of Gent's light Kangaroo Congress Balmorals
ti 00
1 r o
1 Ml
■j 00
75 to 1 00
4 00
Strong & Carroll's and Stacey iV A I; 1111 h'
Hand-sewed Shoes.
B F. BI-KKKY.
DEALKIt IN
Fine Golumbus and Abbott Buggies,
Surreys, Carriages, l'liaclons and Koad Wapons, also a
FINE LINE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
NORTH DIVISION STRKKT
HAVK YOU SKKN IT?
rt-fi
I aafflfciiv ■ ■. ±\ !iii=
This complete Bedroom Suit in Antique
or Sixteenth Century finish for $20.
Call and see my immense stock of Furni-
ture and new Spring Carpets.
SPENGEL.
Opposite Postoffice.
Oklahoma State Fair
<;i JTIIKIK.
$25,000lN PRtpTEciRss races. $25,000
SEPTEMBER 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23.
STAKE RAGELSS.
1—Trotting, yearling, stake.. . f3(Ml|fi Trotting, class, stake f' 00
2—'Trotting,ycar-old,8:00class,stakc .'100! 1; Pacing, !i-y« ar-old, il;U0class, stake .'100
3—Pacing, 2:50 class, stake.. H00 -Trotting, 2:111 class, stake. MX)
4—Trotting, JI.-00 class, stake 500 I s Hiinning, half mile and repeal
SPECIAL CLASS WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER
CONDITIONS All entries must ! «• named by Jul\ 1st. Kutranee fee 5 per
cent, with an additional .* per cent from winners. American Association rules to
govern where 110 exceptions are herein provided for. Horses distancing the Held
take tlrst money only, the distance polo being 100 yards for less than eight and 1;' 0
yards for more than eight starters. The entrance money to lie paid: Two percent
May l.r , U pei cent June 1, 1 per cent .luly I Right reserved to declare off races
not satisfactorily tilled, the entrance mone\ to be refunded. Yearling and 2-year-
old pacers and trotters, milo heats, best t wo in t luce.
(tyThis, its tlrst year, the Association offers the public a truly fast mile track.
WILL T. LITTLE, Sec., Guthrie, O. T.
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Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 1203, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 11, 1893, newspaper, June 11, 1893; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth350005/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.