The Guthrie daily leader. [volume], September 14, 1893, Image 2

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All Intsnding settlers should
remember thht It Is necessary
Inordnrto facilitate tho work
to hayo'your blanks filled out
before going to the booths
-You want blanks approved by
the department officers and
pronounced correct. You can't
afford to make any mistake.
, , , ....
A slight error mignuosuyuui
claim. Wo guarantee "The
Loader" blanks to be abso
lutoly correct. For sale at
LFIIIo'B, McEIHinnoys's and
this office. Supply yourselves
before starting.
All orders and ba.ineaa with Tn
Lr.MiKR from Orlanoo will ho tran
actctl thraujli Mefr J Rv Will
Jam anil Arthur Hraitb trait. I r tin 1
brancli ofUie, op,oit booth.
All
strip.
op'.iis art
Maoy r 1'
tnrned towarl
' e ee!cd.
Gnr.r.R U ton
tionn tlio bannb
.ililv 'truck H na
1'iirin? lit- tl fc-ht
r of fame he pr '-
vv m 1 bo ) Ked into tb- Lir-t-l
t f n.i unl.radei' w m at Wichita 1 u
lj HI fantral w a, largely attentlrd
Wl7il tw nt lour hor after th?
opening more th n a dozen bouses "ill
! readv for ipancy at the t n
'le of IVrry.
Tlik report t lint Tomi.ie bad vnnel
the DalUMLiS&r. ', JiilvW"Jfc,i.. I?4
TtiiT balUMM. (limb tl r lr and
Kroom ll.eir.iun henes.
Till editor of the tikl.i
li-iirtial iitslil. ni". it 1.1
11 ri probably .1: of .
slip up on in .ran jn-a"
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T"iies
orirans
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1
T'iSi . lil avisdt.f.'rijrht
bvti.eiM.ve , .mitt r M I. .
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it tak -. inonv ' hu nli tcr.
1II
Mill Ih
I'erry
Jons
a fea
.1 k a IWtr datiy
of Uj HW town ! l
outfit, with power
! from Kt. l-OOis Bat-
press
tirtlnv
11 a s s h
.Il IX, 1 ' ol.
ir
.1i
r in ikarira of
broad-m n Jed
H,i (ir'audo t .otli
man anil is dui 1,' .1
.i.rrc,rt exist 1 u
ro,pd rejfistr hi
- " -"
his
tot
power "l
ad promote .
--r
Tltr Santa l railr. ud dUpIa- -. c
eoinmcndable -pi.t of ener. .mi i ir
olunteerin 1.1 haul water un.l 1! -.
tribute the saiue to k trippers fr.-,- of
charge Very ft .. s.rjoiatioas w.mlii
do as inttch.
ll II.. : there ar.- many Iencratie
senators oppot-. 1 to the uaion iitionu1
repeal of tbe -u rinan act th '. will
not conntensn e anv filibusli r nj to
defeat its repi al. 'I hey wnl "niti-nt
theraselrus by a p .s n it wit 1 th.-ir
ftlee.lies ,nd t t. - holding that when
vney naie doi . this tins ha
f Ttnefl their C 1 t t.. the toiintn
I" r
i rn Ki !
.?- Kir
.- r.ti.o-
i
wuim: 11 , i siding in -T 1,.
Hfston write i ni- h wkm a loajr i t
ter .n i'ii-h ' . u 4 the cou'.irv
jrusl Ik- 1 1 a 1 1 st i-r ( uvv-al-zali'in
v iei 1 m-j-i U of u p'n
rush to O.ua . t.i s.-.- the 1 or
( I 1 roke s strl . .r ,-., , She'do i
less retires to ' ui.nn.st ran s-.-s
n lier lioudoir t 1 lofe her -mid '
Tll order o' -' . n .ry of th u-l'-rio-that
no ' n l. allo ' t,
1 ii.it the str fi iu 1 ,c . , ,,r
rnale I. ilia 1 ie-i.i' ms I.
-trictl cnfnniil an I 1 pir' ,11
lerinj tluiifK'in mil o :in. . 1.
th. s .I'lit-r; an I ! e.i in is to until
aftir lue o-euli. Sol only t.,, I .tit
t . ir names w ' Im taken an I tii.
iv ill nit liea .l to neqa r- m
land or town . :. .inv purt ' the
trip.
THE OUTLOOK I
As uil vidsii .
KTlt, . u cr (deveij
"si I "in alooi '
tho tun iuh in
a-t ni. li .!, .
ivrits hue resinned
the i. r 1 'in
.EtflNQ.
'uii!.' pros-
1 men in
w 1 in
i-
11 1. it 1
' U
operation. aVj
and liollei and
111 1 o Uwrs je
fcioti 4 . and
t.m '1 1 !, Mth fi'
p'o, fc lie.,. ,,. nuIII
rt ofi-m-'
that re
. f .
sitmrJ las' neekkj,
lorlon. While this Is t, ,,. ,, m
1-onU th same U tra m al. ' e j" ih
uipal cities of the I niti ds. u-s. Hus-
l iucsseuiywhereU taking on its old
It t,rae look of prosperity ud 4 it twar be
eoufidentta 'y accepted Hiat the end
M k., ... . . . . .
-, 21 " , ' ' "veij rcai 1 c 1
SKIN GAMES NO (10.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION IS
SUED BY THE GOVERNOR
TO SHERIFF AKD PBACB OrFTCERS.
I iimi lllc ItilMrtewtl I lq aae
(MtartHR namtitlac mmm 't
Milptatlir Pre !.
The f nil. i n pr - it " '
ued hv v. rn . I. r.fr ii-'. n
ii tr
To ill- HhrrliT and '' !' a ,,?! ' r
Wur Mil l ,,T
, ,r, . I.S'll l '- 1- ' ' I"'"
l ..I. ' " ' I "' '
fHI.ll J '
,rcO ! i
r-d i"ir '' ' "- '
.j.friti - i - i ' i'ii.i stlii
tr;nk n. I
Mh1" it in furtlvr ma1- 1
appea ht that p. rom- " Mich
Outlet ' !'i .l.l.T" kit
I"k5r- '-)
Will- f.f .
'tu I. I. ' i -v r 4" -.f t!i
;,w, ,f,,
-I '.r a pro I li n Viii- r
; -. tl Tia t f 1 1 :
th. in !. 1' a lr--iV, 11
bveh.i
it ti j'.'i
lirli-',' ! tl.iii i --.i..
-i an 'I .1" ' i'. or e i-.ii
am p'.i-i malt pir u. c iiii.m.
r f.t,. r lllt'M-l 11S itrihV- it life!
nr1 I ai ' mpti'l ,i'i tl.e.
jirovl 1 . ' i la- p. I iii'tawn!
3 '.e 1 c 1 1 led ! al' (.r arh
.? n ' 'i.ed m. 'ii .f a i.iid -re
aiifji 1 iion e.-i. .. hi t(n f
-hall 1 ..fl not te H. 11. i.m h'ii.lr-d
l-!!ar ' ' iiniriot l ii..t to c..J
. m' t! 'ii li frtinlv .1.11! a-ii
lhei.- .-lnrti I. Art ' v. fhaptfr
:1 of ! law of OUal.ornj ptoide
Thai - n toii i In. il"a'. pli) or'
rn- on. or ofn-n -r .4iif-i o In
r in-fl or w Ii" tiMHlurt'- itln r a-ow rf-!
.r 1 m .i.e lieih-rffM Inn or 11.. 1. am
z 4 tut- .f far.i. uiontf. !. 1 loiih tte
raf,oran) Innkincoi c r.-i ntaav ranx I
I layed itli diee. card, or ji, tl. n-n, (f,r
'.Miner h.-i-W- '-rlil. i .11' r pr "-nttf
'le fd t 4lu. ( liil t ' a m,-l.tn' allor
4 (If I i- puiiihalii- Ii) l.i ' of i t I -
1 lian i-i: I iiurlMfl dolla - 1 -r 1.1 r than
' ti.01 ..nut dollar..i'"! l unirioii
mi hi Ii .1" o'iiii jail '" a t. m nui !
than .'.ni n.i iHir m ' ihan -1
'S iifon ihi ! to i o iiniauil um,
thf l r.f- ikI .i!' n-n
r.- . mil' in lint p
iHinia -n 1 .1 j- lii'- h
he ! .- ,il! Miriiant 1
.ft 1 r of the
!i"iiof okla-
,.f " 1 1 let II-
air. -Mint anj
(.ini lolat
f il..- !.iw of
' uii'l w li'"
1 irr.t'-1. 11
" irnfrsiVhw ma
ill n "' 'he prtrtMni
Oilalioni 1 h'-reln referr
any y i-n )iall hate '
r ht"-' ''V diil t le 1
1
iiartli - Ivfori tin w r ni.isi-ta
f )
prelisi n.ir .'ail!- 1 .!. kv'i i ' -n.
iirh 1 '.iii'iualloii At aaaaictra.- -!,ai.
bind t ! in- fl "V'T to apftrar hrfore
lliedlt " ' .owri, aid lheacntl t,ai,
fsll l il ilw frajlrd ball, rsai l ai
"ic-traoport la r.-d M the awl
omvtmkml Jatl-te (IfclsboSM. t euwatj
f adjacent to the Chrrns-
adiaeml to the Cbtni M(H
' fMtlM. fa safe
. keepin.
In tastfoon) ' ber
I fcaie (wrirsatia
, nj mut atttej the ! ot the
tenlJi-rr ot Oklahoma. 5br Ittt iaj .f
Sertem!r. . I. nn.
W11 1 1 T. B s t Kr.
Joeraur of I'Maiioma T -mtory. '
VtiUum ' a)Ja)a Atala.
C.WawraM, Jn li. After the mil-I
laiaaaa. aawaaa,a. fa. - aV u aa . ll'll
imri vHwmwm jvmwwamy wu vT.r iu
Ham tvsooaded toanad'rss of wel
,, mm9 y .b.j ,!.,, f
ISadea, and proposed tbe lot-
ter Iua'th. descrioin liiin
as Die father, f I 1- 1 un
tiy J he i-t peror aii'! I tliark
your r. ya' luzhn-ss. I iImiiU my
lousins in the i.ermau 1 ire. luch
Crinca has doiie lis u tin st duty to
nnjf forward 1 is mi-ii .ui1 asu-mble
them around the mipernl standaul
rlirouirh jour uniteil effurts the nation
sianah , nrraje I 111 ir.-sn armor as once
tbe illvum lie ro, Heiiiidal. stood. ,
tvalfililiiff ..tit Ilia vi.ii,.. of ilia I
. a I
world.'
-.. ... .... ,.... ... -
Aipulntinriiti ly (iiitcriiiir 'linf.
iKrrKasoN Citt, Mo;, Sept. 1 1 t.ov
erniw Stonu 1ms aueoptml th'- r. -ina-tioii
df C A. Uelluy as regent f the
normal school nt Dope ti iwdeau unJ
apnointud .I11I111 II. Kainev. of I'u.l
inont, Wayn eoiintr, to till Uu- a
caney. ItotJi ant lepnblnans '1 he
governor uibO appolrtte I II I. stt.
to be school oommlaslniii-i of i on r
coHiitr, vleo Coiiitnisioiu etoii, r
, siKned, and Alien let of Hexter t .
be public administrator ot htod.l.ul
"ounty vice ll. t. ltrown rei,'nil
.al I rouble HI lln tl ol.
Cult i.o. Sent. 11. Miat p'umlut
to lie u spirited rate n 11 broke out
u train In east bound pu-si n , r r.itts
fiom California points. i no chief
particij ants nr the Southern Pacific
and the Xinta le but liefore all is
on-.- all tin toads w ill W in olveil
and the luti-s all the way through
frmn th P.n itii i oast poin.- to till
tat'., wi I. -' . i -1 1 1 . 1 to 1 let e 1'ai ll
roHit a tl. 0 tin r of lieiii"- the
ai?f,'r.-ssor in the ra.
Miuald )lsn- ('orrrctrd tlia Hrror.
Sn.ii Mi. rnipt 11 Ueorga .
W'si.Uin wa arresUd in ( ooer eoun
t l.i-t uilit l. sheriff PoiU-rfor
t.'i li.iI 'ar. n. oiiimitted ill ast 1 1 li
rtiai 1 and --il o-.l 111 the touut, jail in
ti. Utt 1 l tl ' T.ltl- II llltl'llll-.l
Wowlson presented a cheek for (1 M
ut the First National bank and was
paid glflO by mistaU. The err. r -not
discovered ui.. I after Wo.. I on
bad left
Off 'ur ti'P I nr
KlNMB I IT. 1 S,l I I 1
Kuntat feUiiu Press uuvk-uiumi u...
ir.ends numbering '"ii m all t'l ast
nit';.' for ( hieago to attend th-e " ! -fair
The party was .net licicatti.
iioIob deiot ii Sieretnrij 1 lemlernr
'f Uie CouiBJerc.al t ' ib wlio gave ti
mi nftaerer wearers a ln-rt) vcUot
l'atuiiiu,)ullvr Hiwuaijr il,
JfriiKM.NCTs. Mi. sept 11 On
aoount f 1I1. ii.i,. v of 1 iiinnlssloner
JI iuh !-,' tbencit ngo'tlii Imard of
railway aud ware'i uj.ci.r 1 s.on. rs
act f r yester lay d '
I X .
w hufSPQiil"
is fo Bttt asd Clifipest ruit os lt Hailel
What 13 it that gives any Pafnt Durability, Beauty ot Finish
and Preservative Quality?
PURE LINSEED O.L--ONLtf.
To i-Tcrr frallfii of Hammer I ar Prptmi 1 aint nuM be added mention
of I'otf Riw l,infl tM to red.ic mrtx for !. nt nr
When m mAi a. pa! 'on of pore, fn h I.m,,,i i,i to a gallon of fatei. roa
bc.t that ; will hre a rei Ijr .,ixi Pan t-3 i u-. i n IJr r4 OIL
' "' .r ...... ... j..... n- murrain. i '. n?.varv addition of
I in - - "ii pi hit uunonnr oi
if ii .-o IM it ased. tbe durabi.itT la
1 h Paint is ftDviat eomomieal, a. ciip . i HU other Iteadj-Uited raJt
,Da...nrb m the MMaaif-r doet aot pay t.rr l.ine rHI wed at t6e rate of ,l
olK,'I..,,',;IOto.S!-'?0 P"" f',"p Artr ihlntied witk
pare l.taeeI int. one fmiloa of the taixturv ami corer o kanar feet two!
coat, oa rood onrfaee. i
There K no other Paint made that n offer ahvltc proof of duraMlit i
at a eot of SI 'O per (ta'.lon to the con nor tlftor sa.e only by
f. 13. lillie &co.drug.bo9kanews depot, guthrie!
SOUNDS THE TOCSIN.
GOVERNOR MK.Nt.lY OPENS
THE OHIO CAMPAIGK.
tcu;hej um um sobjecis.
.
11 win rw ih 01.1 i. r ivieeiM
Tarir KeforMi Hrfm t taw -
lam Mrtanwr aad Mirer
. r III OpMatt A
ll frawfl .rrri tk
(tfrfnur.
Am-..;. Ohio, Sept n -The Ropab
' 1-1 ea'opaifrn in Ohio was opened
I" re yesterday with a monster meot
n - 'iepablicao. from ail parts cf
1 1 ; , rned oat by thousand to Ritre
i.-rtior MeKinley a s. .id off Two
-, .il train brought the marehlnr
ill s trf.m Cicreland nhile hnndreds
".' ..th -r Cepablieans fnru that city
.-rivel ou the regular trains. B
I- eifat una were present from all tbe
i:i iMi'acturinfr cities with.n flfty
ni'le f Akron, many Itep-jbHcan
iminjr even from Colnmuns-and 1'ittv
I'urjr Every township )0 huinmit
-untysenta marchinj- club or a car-
ii. "mpany. A eoi:s.-riative ejrti-
i.ile . aee the nmnljer of v
itor tk
." o 111
fter the s reet parade at
oeK i-uvernor Mc-KiU v rk
:'!
at
'-TeersiiK to one of the mrjfest po
nti at gatherings ever ass in bled in
bio oernor .McKiuley. aft ra few
iioislo lory remarks, sa ii "tt'c
line in 1 "!iti-al dlMtrssioii for tho !
Iir-t li'ue si ni- the defeat of I '.' VV
me t ilh fleep roneern, sind la
chafieil .ii'luions from those happily
eistn,k' u in 11 we last u'semblrfd. i'ha
busint ss ion-tit on cf the country baa
real l ju-t ajurm inon; our people,
and it 1- s,. prave the preilnt of tbe
I'nited s.ttfs has eonveoeJ tungves
in extra r i.uaxr session with a view
.1. U im nr".?tt,,r""r prompt relief
President
o- iiiii uhuicu nu;n
' ieelan s last me sap to c 11, n ,
-!i" .intiif etiicf cxeeutiye eh ea
tl e pre-t lit e nidition of affairs t thu
opviatiou of the Sherman silver ,1 tv.
Oorerns.r Alt Kinley said that rieiiv
tor 8berman hid mtrodneid in the
last eonress a bill to repeal tlic silver
laar. and hf talifwaMt llic mwit m .(-,.
iiy of the K -publicans in the senate
woakl now vote for its repeal, n a
great majority of tbe Bepablicans in
tbe bouse had voted for the Wilson
bill
lie took it that the law would have
to fo. If It wus not repealed the
IXemocrats would have to bear the
blame. The governor continued by
satntrtbat thj Rpnbl leans of Ohio
footid ttoiie).L ir.otif.e. mmnfajul nt 1
gold, silver and paper maiutalned at
equal raloe and international.
not
einto vuutiui.
aftaao autnla.d
"We do not want to strike down
cither gold or silver," he said. "We
want to use both - metals, but insist
one shall fo at parity with tbe other,
uii'l that both shall be equal intrin--..rally
as leul tender and debt-pa
f If K, I vi , -l
lie Mint "lien uie uusines disturb-
aneo betraii the ouUUndin),' currency
wus the largest In the country's his
tory, being SI, BOO O00,o.ni, or r.M.23 per
capita. The trouble was not, there-
f ire, due to a lack of currency. Hut
t,ie InoI,ev had gone out of circulation
nll(1 ,lnil !,,. hoarded by the people.
11... .,j .. m r .
11 in 001 inuiiit- in me inmra once ns
stoied. with an abandonment of the
declared purpose to introduce u reve
nue turilT policy in tbe country, confi
dence ioud come back, the money
har h .1 would once more find its wy
tut" 'Ii hanks and the channels of
tr.,,1. '
1 In iToi"-lol 1 tl r lit 1 1 to tbn Ini-lt? I
an sti"ii ami railed at eution to nor.
o por-
t
us of the r. port of the committee
. .. res',1,,,.,,,,. vU.uh were strictly
iutliiie.1 111 th. 1 hicuira aonvention on
NwUnui Mr Neal, new the e.ndi-
date for Demouratie governor in Ohia
nuw l"l I'l'lliuimiai rvn-Oiur id UDid
Hesatil the dUIerence betw.cn waria
here aiid aVuMfB" "H n"t to be reeog.
MWfji 'il1!' Vu'".' ''l""1rtv"'i,,athe
turlffrtTi: t 11. 1 need I to be riven to
mp.iri. - that mat result to Uomettie
iniusti -. that the llemoirits pr.
h,s. 1 , .oandon the raising f rev-
1 .oandou the ruismtr
eny - tiitm .-nstoins and resort to dl-
fiim '-nstoins and resort
reel taxation: that no regari will be
hd f r the lulMir and aim.il involved
In domestic Industries, itnd tlutt i&e
new t.irirT bill is not t U- framed on
prim iples of justice
No noart.r U to be given, hat all
our vast industries must surrender
without lei ins to the demand of the
(ant! reformer
"Thi. then, ' said he "Is the 01ee
of the Democratic candidate for g.
emor la it tbe voke of Ohio? Will
it be the approved utteramv of the
oti of Ohio".' This is the principle
upon which the revision is to be nude,
.iri-i it is th" tariff r 'form referred to
to Hie (.resident in hUreuent messagu
Ui w ulcb be declared that every effort
of his administration shall tf did-
hated. - ;
AMaeiallea ef ,'n.taaVa t Wrk.
' UK Af.o, .Sept l; -Xotwilhtaul-tag
thriouuter atti action of the re
ligions congress there wasaUrg. ,tt.
teswlaace at the contention of the 1
naii-'nai association of ;
clerics lesterilat n adilr. ,,
s utiie
.f it el
... IV ,
till t
-I 11
1 oin was dclivi n l I. 1
lift of 1 he rung c- 1
ii h 1 lank I i' 1
I 1 1' ibt 1 n
t- t . fie Ii, 'a
1 1 1 n 1 1 j s . ,
. !il f'll .1
Hi legislat.o.i ami uiu.
the visitors drove thr. .1;. '
s. ar
afternoon
the par In
0 , ah. 11 h
1 ,
f it D-
mi so. 1
J - ,Mr " ' - --
raw
j - oinr l"a r. i mirr 5"mr own -ntrol
aas iml
bmL
KANSAS DAY AT THE FAIR.
A Mat laterntttor IVcJnin ut prtrlir
ml fMt;.
1 fBtcioo, ept. n.--la a beantifal
' ! Itle grove in the rear of their slate
, lol'.injr yesterday. Kansas people 1U
, tine t with rapt attention to the paid
. ine -rords of their oratr
if'.
T e baiidinc warn thi U nf k..f
c people at tbe fclr. (irratan
. -' ' - -
. na- "uiu ik aeea iot a (Treat distance.
j nt the people of other state, were
UikeviM? attracted. Interesting col-
leet m held the inttltiti.de spell
jboo .1 1 he. reaoarees of the s.tate
wer. lavUhlr dUpUred. In the rear
of Lie boiidinfr aeaU had lieen pro
j ride.1 for teveral tbonaantl peop e and
j they wire fl led tJn the p at form be
jiide i-m-rnor Lewelllnir -t liis t .ft".
mioii. r- 01 the state board and other
iron in n eitiaena.
1,
flu a Jires of welcome
j inalA
br lion M l ..).... :.....
V ----- --..- u ll--MICIII III
the state eo-nmission. His npeech was
a Bttin? nelcome to the r.is: tbronar
wrhom he faced.
J II Curton, a member of the na
tional tommifsfc, welcomed the peo
plf en U, m. f of the national eommis
fck ii lie said that while other states
"1 re content to eaJcbrate one day at
the fair, Kansas took a whole week to
show her product and tell what she
knows.
IJoTcraoi Leweiling was the orator
of the da-. He spoke in fitting terms
i ini' m niier) oi Ide lair, ami com.
j alimented the people of his Mate on I
! their attendance. Ihirinjf the after- 1
J noo 1 the celebrated Mcxioc elob jrave
, 1 .0.1(.7-1 i
tin- liUlitlib Tr or-
j franir;-tton w
I Celeste IS Xell
as assisted br Miss
is. l.ianist: MU.. .Ieit ,
Ix-wi-ilinjr ami Mrs Annie "s 1) jrys.
baoaat Objfiel to Tailor.
Ve.iixr.T, Svept. !1 deter j
m'ne.l effort will la? rra'i 1 a nuat-;
1 .. .
urr 01 nansans to nave tin- appoint
ment of C. II. J. Taylor a minister to
Uoliviu held up. The effa.t will first
be rnu.lo thrcngh the prc! lent, ami
a protect will be flled. If this falls
an effort will be n.ade to have
Taylor defeated for confirmation in
the s -nate The committee on foreign
relations is not inclined to look with
favor on Taylor's HDDointrm m Tim
' P'1, at i iatrenchod behi-d a most
rorrmdaij'e lot of indorsements, n.1!
tetifxirf to Taylors unii'nutioiis
anil fltm-ss for the position These
wore secured llirt iirn the theory
that Tavlor wanted to bo re..rder for
the District of Co'uinbia. I ...liny to
Mcure tilts, the ii-iprt-Kdon uus that
lie would seek t!ie anoonitinent jis
! n'ter to llayti
, '-'"'" "nriaU i-ira.mi.
" vinotox. se ,t. n. U,.porU re-
'ceivtd ut the It terior denartment
from the ChcroUee outlet border
.howed that the iirst day's refistra-
ton bad ben mtirc.y satisfactory.
The dispatches indicate that
iiure than S.OCJO homesteaders took
out certificate. The only looth
which was unable to c.ire'for the
rowd was at Arkansas 1 ty, and ad-
itioual cierko were sent from other
ooths to it t-ommi-s'' ner Umo-
i.-aux stated that he v.a- confident
that a sufllcient number f Ixoths had
been provided to handle the crowd,
Tho epartmeni, he said. liad learned
that Um newspaper stories sent Hast
irow tac border bad U.en irrosslv ex-
inggtrated, and that the onenin"
' wotild arore a succevs in ,.Very war.
Atfrnnpt to Wiitk 11 ..U" Train.
IrTTU. Ma, Sept 1 1 -A dastard-
I ly attempt was made to wreck tlieS:0
pascugr train on the Mi-souri, ICan-
sas and Tuxas read last night at what
I is knewn aa tbe .Suiinu-N brido, one
j inUo BcuUt of here A railroad tie was
. plaerw on the beams betw en the ties
of the bridge. Fortunately a heavy
freltfh l struck fe tie before the pas-
fsengvr train came along, and thus
1 probably saved the loss of mauv lives.
Sererat ties on the bridge were torn
! ?
It waa a narrow- escape, as the
1 .a. - .... .
1 -- - j
lee 1 ar this point.
,,,. c, .wiM
'
Just
1 I'" llT- o.. Sept IX Just
twentjr-five .tars ago to-day, when
... .- .,.-., a-' w-mj,
Mitsoerl w.is oa the frontier and
4s City Hti ie more than a strugd
village, .l.iin .1 Hoguu was .
a.t. 1 1. .!,.., ,i- .1 . 1 .
ssoan w.is oa the frontier and Kan-
traggling
-oose-
p or the diocese of M. Jo
seph then -oiuprUing the thinly t
, tied slreuh of country 1, ing betw
set-
the Missouri and I bar'lto'u r.vort To.
'AaaM
d liUlvin ll.wn u 111 ii...
him such friends of his earlier days Ih
Mleoatt as are still iii.og and cele-
, r -- ---.- . .-.WH-
, urate the silver jubiiec o his eouse
eratiou. Mill Itipnii 11 1 at urn lit-.
WAawUi i"N 1 t 1 1 - The house
jttdlciarv eomuiitu u.oided yesterday
to rrfpatt favorab't the bill introduced
by reTjresentattti- Heard, regulating
the payment for materials for govern
reent buildings. - i. hi 1 makes the
bondsmen of a coutru tor of a got em
inent building 11 sp.,iiMli c for fuil pay
Went of all liiU-ll.i'- Used 1 . the 1- in.
sriii turn of got. 1 nun nt buildings
3l44eri sill) Kiiuaa. PoM-luni.
WssUlsiOTOX, Jsept 1J. Pensions
have been issued to the following per
sons in Missouri Klisha Wills. Mew
aitati.I". Wiilotts etc Kl.za J
t-.it r. Donning. Mart V. Melr bt
Join Mary (.rm Ntaff Hi'. Vtuan--tt
UAtiU. UjoiAr ihil, hiiiuia I Heck
with, Kaitoka. 1 harlcs II m,-, of
tienesee, Ifan , tt.i- gi.mtnl an in-
A Corner "ii
Si tik. Mo v
tone of tl.i nt
'1 s ' itt W.is . I
XMida"ted .tficr th
I il 1 at St .ter
' 1 1 11 corner
( tii . 1 -.tirch of
- r 1. fternoon
ritual of the Mu-
jiuie order il e struetun
nd stone 111 '1 tt i'I iot ai,
of bi k
u; ai
. h.
colnp e't .
j n I
ni '
Ad Iri s es
" H r x.
were
Kan
RkAR Ol HANK
"mini n in.rai Inn, a . .
YOU
Don't Get StPiPDed-
Wc are headduartcr-s for Strip Outfits.
c have the largest stock of
Slickers,
DUCK OO ATS,
Jeans Pants and- Overalls,
1
SUITS
i
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
be theJ f.l-oi' JZer STf "",? ""er fjuality of goods than any outfit in the city,
and sec .us for the best goods
j . viivinm,.
2ACK Fi'ULHALL'S
All those wUhini-a horse 3 ride 10
a eJalm should bv all mean jee these
' liorsos. '1 hey have beec raiied on the '
Cherokee Mnp, thereforb are elimatcd, 1
I and beiiiL' a inod thane thev are Hi to
run fv.r a man s life Horses brought
I to tbte lountry to make this run will!
not b in the lacewith such horses as
you will get from this lot- The-e
hon6 are now for sale, and it will be '
m." aim to pleae everv one. If not'
j for theojieninoof the Strip thev would
not be for sale at any priio
' y,., m att-uc-mio '
OAM MAI THEWS, ,
i Mulhall. O. T. '
I Hoineseekors' guide and latest map,
I the test thing out; compasses, etc., at
, Mliic's drug store. tf
W..XiKi: A tenant for a splendid,
first-class store-room on OUIahosa
avontio, at very low rental.
bl'KXCKH 4 ItOKELTSOX.
Ueuerai AgeuLs.
Williamson Stage Co,
Stage leaves Guthrie daily at 7 a.
in. ua (uriuugt;, barney apere;
arrives at Chandler at 4 p. m
Leaves Chandler daily at 7 a. in.,
arrives at Guthrie at 4 p. m. OlTice-
lat (Jus Khoads' cigar store.
'
, litmit M orl'l1 Fair lliiten.
j Kfleclive August 1st, the Santa Fa
1 Itoute will sell round trip tickets to
Chicago at rate of one faro for the
1 round trip plus S3 00, making rate
, from Uuibrie &3.A5. Tiekuts lhnitod
for return passage 30 days and contin-
uoiu naseage in each diroetiou.
U K. Delaney, Agt.
Ilometeekers' Ouide with latest map
of the strip, county seats, land otllcw.
county lines, etc. fur sale by V. 11.
Lillie X Co., Drugs and HooUtu If
e navo a number of choice proper
ties tor sale. Cull on us.
SpitCKrt Koniwrreox.
Clunoral Agents
Purties going to the strip should ,0
cure an aecitluiil iioliey ot (X M Harms
it son, general Insunineu agents. H
I.aillos, see thntlogant 11 - Due "f
statlonury at 1'. ri I.lTlie A Co. s.
Yor a gead skava. hair cut or sham-,'
poo, go to Towor llros., artistic bar- j
ber, Hi, South Second street, optx
silo postoftko. Oood work guaranteed -1
Kveryuody who attended N,ngl.r A
I.CHI miows, anil 'Dtir name - Uri n,
while here say tl .t it u the t rl,.,t
that ever.hibii. 1 in m um 1 u .
tinnati I Ohio) Dai., star
Subscribe for Tbt J.i n n.
TO THE LADIES.
Mr. N
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SlJ
llill
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II till
mli is
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STRIP HORSES
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h pa K3f fa
8 Snws 8 Q for-
ST
D1PPFPQ I
0
Bu StrlPDers
Hub
ber
Shirts
AliilTO
mm
for the least
- - .. -
money.
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ivc ilAilUlC none nut lri rpr
a5gBB3)sv
sissasj
mzWij
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3jn.iiri.,
Shelf and Ilcavv Hardva'e
Barbed Wire,
Iron
Steel
12 OKfahoma Ave,
U1.11. A Mi r u 1 Pus.diMt.
CAPITAL NATIONAL,
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
Capital fully paid, : : : :
Undivided profits, : :
E :-: RESTAURANT
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Everything Strictly Krst-Class.
Oysters, Game and Fish in Season.
Regular Dinner From 12 to 3 p. m.
WALLY ONG, Prop'r.
Second Door North of Har-ison on Second Stroot.
EAQLB
3!i2J.o3ji:- zSr 3iaLi1rc3fci.C5C3o32iL
FINE I IQUOHS.
IIBAKniKS,
WINKS,
.-it.s
DeiicMfV
Corner Se.onc: St. n
ii wntn
oats
and Hats,
rrrinrlo mgniiiarhtnu
Com
rw saST - V VI
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SiWlMWLsUu
HIVE
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Wagon Material.
GUTHRiE,
OK,
M I. '1 1 i.m 1, I ,!, , x
ANK
$50,0uo
30,000.
I
ciaa Ii
r
AM) CIGARS.
in I'onnccli. n.
Oklahoma Avenue,
v
:ty.stHm'iffmr
J'l irnrrlrt
t1t
nut.
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