The Guthrie daily leader. [volume], September 30, 1893, Image 3

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LOUD GLOTHINO
is affected b) s..uic people, but lite
majority want none of it. We
make it a point to carry a stock of
goods that are not only stilish in
the best and strictest sense of the
term, but that are neat, appropriate
and such as at all times becomes a
gentleman. Under this catagory
comes our large and uncd stock of
clothing, consisting of the
Latest Styles,
Best Makes,
Finest Quality.
Wo have pn thing Iij the way of
Jeans Pants,
Overalls,
Work Shirts.
Finest line of Hats and
Cents' Furnishings
in Oklahoma.
Wc Will Not Be Undersold!
New York
Clothing: House.
H. L. COHEN,
Proprietor.
Miss Tense Mnrpliey,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER,
lias removed to Rooms 7 and S,
over New ork Clothing House,
where she will be pleased to meet
all her old customers, and as many
new ones as possible
THE BEST WORK GUARANTEED,
STOP WITH ED AND FRANK
-AT TUB
O K
Hest '-'0 cent meals in the city. Open
Jay uiul night, lleds 2 and r0 cents.
hi I.I.IVAN A i:Mi:it Prop'rs.
I SKI
Hair Death
instantly rimme ami forni-r ilestroii.
'ljirlliiiaiIe li.tlr. Hlietlier uikiii tin
ilianiU, Lu.-, arms or ncik, ltluut ll
tKoiora-ioit or niur t. tut mom iimi-ait
I1WI11 It nun fur II fly mr lli m-rriti
M.-iIl'i'cI In nli hi. i.iiih n liic Iiiulirkt autlinr
uiiii-muli, til l.ri.tiiulM 11 IIniiii. nrkiiiml
''l ami I'.f n . ( rmlii. nl ilrrnutiiliiL'lHi
lulu iairMK, islIM tlitu i-ifi Meil liuilni;
iifatii i.,ai.l'i' Is' A ili' tlnin animu
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l l kill I lirU'OIMHlMVlllO tniill
llt-nti.it s u- a ml lur Aimilia Ait
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The Skookurn Root Hair Grower Co.
U , s.iutli 1 I1I1 n- N v. rk
Hikes Nursery Co.,
A HOME INSTITUTION.
All kinds of Trees and Ornamental
jitybhery u(lqpC(l o
Small Fruits a Specialty,
For Free l'rice List, send lo
W. H. HIKES,
Guthrie, Okla.
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AN INTERESTING CASE'fS.-a Xr-r&'Sl lahd
I the eostern division i e -eptcd, and i
will be tlie greati st body of landlpULL AND
DECISION IN THE PAINE CON
TEST CASE.
WHICH 1NY0LYE3 A MILLION.
j 4uil;c (ircrn Itciiilcm a Volumliiou Opln.
Ion, In liur of Kmt (lulhrli-Set-
tli rsPnlno Titlcr un Anneal.
In the clistt let court yesterday an
important decision wits handed down
by Judge Green. It was in the. long
drawn ease of Vender II. 1'aino versus
John Foster, et nl, lepresenting the
townslto trustees. The derision was
against l'alno.
The ease was begun in the district
court February 4. 1SU2, and it has
been dragging its weary length utong
ever since. The suit is mi Important
and Interesting one, in that it involves
land wortli over 1,000,000, located on
the southwest quarter of uttion nine,
and embracing all that portion of
Fast Gutlirie lying south of Oklahoma
avenue, east of Division street and
west of Capitol hill.
In the rush to this town on April 22,
1SS9, Paine planted his .stake on the
above described tract forty five min
utes before thutownslte claimants ar
rived. The tr.tct was quickly settled,
and townsitc bourd No. 0 sub
sequently received 11 pateul to
the land. The board contended that
l'alno had gulncd possession of the
ground for purposes of speculation and
not as a genuine homesteader, l'aine
at once entered suit through hii at
torneys llierer & Cotteral, and volum
inous testimony was taken in the local
laud oillce, whore the townslto trus
tees wore upheld The ease then went
to the general land commissioner, who
handed down an opinion to the c lVect
that Puine's titlo was straight and
that lie was the law fill possessor of
the tract. The secretary of the in
terior nos-t took hold of the now
mooted question and reversed the de
cision of the general land commis
sioner, holding from the testrmony
that l'aine had not settled on the laud
for homestead purposes. In the mean
time the iase had been docketed in
the district court, and the decision of
yesterday is the result
III his opinion Judge Green held that
the plaintiff had no cause for ao.inn
and the points covered by the secre
tary of the interior were dwelt upon
by him at length The opinion was a
masterly and brilliant statement of
the case and the com t consumed two
nnd one-half hours in delivering it.
The attorneys In the ease were Merer
.V. Cotteral and Ilaiper S. Cunning
ham, representing I'aine.and Attorney
Horace It. Sj eed nppeaiiug for the
townsitc board. All the attorneys
are deserving of great credit for their
zcaloiib and untiring work in the nuit
l'aine, through.hib attorneys, appoaled
the ea;e to the territorial supieine
court, and the matter is nut likely to
stop until it has leached tliu highcht
tribunal in the country. Iluwever.
the settlers on the laud in dispute,
breathe easier since the decision of
yesterday, as an adverse decision
would naturally cause them much
concern, in that they would either
have to vacate the premises or pur
chase their present aboJtM from the
ulaintitV in the ease.
LYLE'S EXPERIENCE.
An i:xi'ltlns Tilt Will, n Cnulxi) fontint.
lint'
J. A. yle, attorney of Kingfislier
county, liad an unpleasant experience
at Hold night before last. His father
lias a valuable claim ne:p- the townsitc
but is. contested by a cowlioy. J. A
went up from Kiogllshor day before
yesterday to assist his father, and
while he was standing on the rieot
platform waiting for tho train south
the contesting cowboy came and be
gan to call him vile names. Lyle un
dertook to resist the abuse, when the
fellow whipped out a revolver, and
would have killed Lyle if it had not
been for a bystander who struck ihe
cowboy's arm. About that time
Lyle's father appeared and knocked
tho cowboy oil' the platform onto the
rails, jumped onto him and took his
h'-
SUPERINTENDENT COUNTY P.
11, 11. Tnllpy Appointed to TliHt l'lai c in
CoitTiior ltiiilroM.
Professor It. It Talley of Norman,
was appointed superintendent of in
struction for county P yesterday by
11 1 1 . . 1
Governor Itcnfrow. Mr. Talley is suid
lo bu a learned man uiul will till the
new olllco with ability.
Crliiiix ut IVrry,
In the criminal division of Judgu
lid wards' court yosterduy a number of
eases were disposed of and several
warrants Issued for now offenders. I).
O. Parks was arraigned for malicious
ly removing proporty from a lot
W. A. .Sturglu, ll.irton Smith and
James Connors were all found guilty
of gambling and were lined 3o each.
Wirrants were issued for tliu arrest
of J. V. Darling and Will Chandler,
charged with carrying concealed wea-
New Imtluii LuniU.
Tho lauds of the reservations of tho
Comanche, Kiowa and Apaoho tribes
and of tho Wlnhlta reservation will
add 2,000,000 acres more to tho now
and rapidly growing territory. Tho
holding of the Coinauuhes and Kiowas
Is In the southwestern part of the tor
iltory and dlioetly south of the Chey
niuin mid Aranahoe country, and In-
..1...1... ,..,.ll.l..,r lllin I niHI.(UU) iieres.
, ,. , ,,.-, t ,i
The Wlchltas Imvo MO 003 acrei in tho
tamo vlcluUy. ThU lanl Is richer
n i-n-l-li . .-7-1. T'tl-' JTi'
Ittii'
winch leiunius lobe thrown open to
settlement.
ODD FELLOWS AT PERRY.
I
A Sirnnc I.origo Orciitillril nl tliu New
Ton 11 l.RUt Mf-tit Olllrcrn i;irrtit.
Pursuant to a call Issued by Grand
Master A. C Poller and others the
Odd Fellows of Perry mot last night
for the purpose of taking the neces
sary steps to perfect a permanent or
ganization. On inotidn Grand Master
Poltc was elected chairman, J V.
Qutclt secretary and Lee Wisby as
sistant secretary. The names of all
0d Fellows piesentwere taken and
ure as follows:
A. C, Poller, Gutlirie; J. V. Quick,
Hutchinson, Kan ; I.eu Wisby, Muish
Held. Mo ; V. C. Pratt. Denton.Te.sos;
S U Howl. Topeka, Kan.; K M. Pink
orton, Lincoln, Kan ; V. 1). Lanier,
Uockvtlle, Mo.; i: it. Whtlo.Cheroki'c,
Ala; II. F. Meador, Nevada, Mo.;
W. A. Flower, Weeping Water,
Neb.; II. L. Strougli, Guthrie, Ok.;
T. X. Childers. Silver City, N. M ;, W.
U. Hales, St Paul, Ark.; II. P. Crow!.
Herro, 111.; J. C. Ktapleton, Aleot,
Kan.; S. A. Morning, Cherry vale,
Kan.; I'. W. Walllngford, Fremont,
Xelv; J. W. Hreeden. Gutlirie, Ok :
Jake Wiutinil, Guthrie, Ok.: J. F.
Campbell, Frankfort, Kan : P. O. Cai
sidy, Gutlirie, Ok ; I) A. Smith, Para
gold, Arlc; J. F. Hclliimy, Chenyvule,
Kan : C. A. Weldeman, Guthrie, Ok.:
A. I Stewart, Guthrie, Ok ; It. I)
Love, Hamilton, Te.xra; It L. Wells,
Helton, Mo ; A. S. Peek, (ancient
member )
A committee to make arrangements
for a hall in which to organize a lodge,
composed of the following brothers:
A. C. Potter. Lie Wisby. II. I, Strough,
and W. I). Lanier, was appointed and
instructed to report on next Monday
night. 'I he meeting was composed of
enthusiastic Odd Fellows, who appre
ciate the value of Odd fellowship, and
who lealie the great need of immedi
ate nrgani7ation, and It is safe 'o pre
dict that a stioiig lodge will be organ
ized in Perry at once, composed of her
best eiliens. The meeting then ad
journed to tneel Monday October !', at
7 p. in.
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Iliipiiinliii of a !!uy riilllifiillj
Cliriinli'li'il.
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X,
s
city,
, L, Martin of Chicago is in townv
II, Smith of Uiiptigolflu theelty,
M, JohiiMiu of Topeka is in tie
M. Gladden is hure from Kansas
It
C.t.v.
W.
City.
I. Cnrr is up from Oklahoma
W. V. Vauileiilrouss Is here from
Orlauda.
J. 1! Wallace was down frcui Perry
yesterday.
J. X Hrooklngs of Aidmore is a vis
itor to the oily.
M M. Allen of Kansas City is so
journing In town.
W. II Carson represented VA Iteno in
tliu city yesterday.
W. I. Martin of Chicago is auto,
graphed at the ltoyal.
J. S. Caldwell of Kingfisher was a
isitor in the city yostord ly.
II II. KtchUon of Washington, 1).
C, is sojourning in the city.
Governor Hen f row leturned from
a trip to Santa Fe yesterday.
Colonel Manning of Kingfisher was
a visitoi' to the city yesterday.
W. A Jones of Xashville, Tcn,n., is
stopping nt the Huglish Kitchen.
Judge Hayden, and 1)7 W. l'aine, of
PureeH, were In the capital yesterday.
lenr,v Mason, of Cnhhyell, Kan, is
here wiUi a s.t-).ck of try gqo,d.s Vn, ly
to enter 1'erry,
J. J. Hess and MUs FJla Hess were
up from Tecumseh yoterday on a
shopping tour.
O L Adams is hero from Philadel
phia viewing tho sights of a busy
wostern metropolis.
Amonir the Huldians in town yestor
day woiv J. L. Morrison, J. W.
Tliompion and A. G. Crotlep.
Judge II. W S.ott was up yester
day from Oklahoma City. The judge
wl.l hold court Monday at Norman
C W. Coombs Is busy making hay
while the sun sjtiueb. Charley Is the
only successful printer-farmer in ex
i&tenee Hon L P. Itnss was up from Okla
homa City yesterday. He w'll assume
the duties of recoiier of the Oklahoin,
City land otyice next Monday.
p. y. SohlQgel, a well known elti.otl
of Chandler, was In tho city yesterday
lie was accompanied by his daughter
Co.-a and son Orlln, of Kansas City.
,, , ,
app.icauous were m t .e yosveraay
for townslto patents to
patents to the ground
laid out in town loti west and north
of the government tow uslte of Perry.
M. Collar of Guthrie, bus established
his boys In the hardware and imple
ment business at Perry. They are on
the government acre for the present I
I
Will Wilson, formerly on Marshal
Grimes' force, loft yesterday fop Wieh
ito. Ho has associated himself In the
who'esale notion quiu.pQS with hU
father
Tho otllce of the school land co.n
missioned is still Hooded w'th applica
tions resj ectiug school lands. Callers
nre Increasing and the mails are grow,
lug in weight.
George ltcynoUU, n crazy man, was
tukun to the, insane asylum at Jack
sonville, III . yesterday Soma time
ago lteynolds stole a cow and en
deavored to sell It lo the otll -ers who
'nrret,.il lilm II,, . . .nml.llii.1 m.
arrested him.
. . ., , , . , ,
count o? the whole transaction and q(
his career
Milimtdl
OFFICE LINE,
ACCUnATE
FII.INOS.
lI'iT .iw
I.011R I.lnt of HntliMtetiilcf ut leftv.
AnxllHinlj M'alttni: Tlmlr Tutu.
Itcrottl of Claims.
First company to file thU monilm; 'Jtn.
Willlnm '!'. Hoovr, e '.'2 33 2 w.
Calvin F lleflfitpr, no '.' L'l I w.
OWlllmxl II. Muleolm. I fJ le.
Alpein G Wictlers. ntv 12 ?n 1 1.
Chniles W Wlthci. sw 12 9 4 0.
lla les ltni ter. iip Is 20 ft e.
William C WitliPK. nw 18 30 ftp.
Ira M'WIthers.se 12 2(1 4 e.
nChlltles I) HiiKlllifr, Vl 2D 21 On.
!H loll 11 llauilgali. i Tt 27 1 -.
JatniwM Shield, nw 31 2S I w.
J 11 tin1 W MnhnlTcr. nw s2(, 2 w.
Fred Hiadlcx.uw s-.'72w.
John I ltradli) . lots 3 ami I and s hf uvr
1 27 2 w .
Jiwhtta W Hradlov, ne 8 27 2 w.
Suiiitiel U WhltM'll pn'.'3 2 w.
)ear II llauin. lie II 27 2 e.
Ilenrj II Ke)aw. s H 27 3 e.
Sainuel F I'laiy, nw 2H 27 2 e.
lied llollimejl. ln-22 27 2e.
Wniicn LueiT. m 3S 27 1 w.
Doug l)aK lots 3 and laud 3 hf nw 3
27 1 w .
Alphens , Hutts, s hf ne anil lots 1 mid
2 3 202".
.lame A Jan I, so 7 27 1 w .
Jiuiii's L Pent cost, so 30 23 1 w.
Ma iv A lluiii. lie S 211 w.
William H MipP. e hf ne and lots 1 and
2, 7 20 4 e.
Ashl'cir) LimIIk'Uci. 110 7 20 4 e.
David D lleniiett. ne 111 21) I e.
Ilenrj T Coles, ne 21 2rt 1 e.
Xew man J Adam, nw 0 23 1 w.
Allien G Ahen. nw 12 211 1 p.
L Dora I'.nmlnll, iiw20 2ri I e.
Will am IS Logsn. s hf se 12 27 3 e and
lots 12 and i:t.
Jo? M Logan, hf up and lot 1, 13 37 3 0
and lot II.
Moutee M llaruaid, uw 21 31 1 w.
Gran 1 1 It- Ki 1111I1I. lot I and 2, 1 27 2 0
.mil lot- 3 and I.
Janies ISIwood, sw 17 21 3 e.
WIN011 T-ten, nw 35 20 2 e.
Allied II Itineeuw 17 27 2 w.
I'l tint Lol 1 j . se 3.i 2." 1 w .
.1 oil 11 IS llofan. ne .'!.' 2s 2 e.
Xnah Kasi-r, n w 2(127 3 e.
Jeiemlali llairiiigton, Ke(12U2p.
Isluini 1' Munis, ttu 20 20 1 w.
Iticiuiid llairinijtoii, lots 3 anil 4 and c
hf sw 31 21 2e.
Iloheit Gippii. SP20 20 1 w.
Tajloi XlghteiiKHlP. n30 201 w.
Mll't KoIm-imiii. m 1!) .11 I w.
Luther. I UohliiMiu. hf ne 1 27 2 o and
lol '1 se nw.
Plioel.) A Matlh. ii 21) 2(1 3 e.
I'liilil, S Koulliv, un ' 1 e,
llnwanl it I'li'isou, h in-anil mi o 211
20 I w .
.lame It McKei-M-r I it 1 and a g h ne t
23 2 e.
Win S Vol K frue li 5 2(1 1 e.
Win F Walker, s Ii ne and hits 1 anil 2
I 27 2 e.
John It Van-ikike, lots 3 I nnd &' nw8
2S 3 e,
Sauuicl I Hui 1 1 ii. n 3.12(1 1 e,
ii-e tip i'n, so ifisii a e.
Thomas J .l(,iii" m- 31 2(1 1 11,
Geo A Leluild, uw 31 211 I w.
Geo W .s-tdinl, ki.'.T yu 1 ,.
1 1 limn l4i-mncd, ne27-.il I iv,
Matt J Holt, lie 31 27 2 w,
John C Kolieit, e e and 11 h e anil
K I 21 20 ID e.
LhsM'-i S Watilmcr, 1 w 1 1 22 1 w,
U llllinii A Howl, nw 22 2.' 1 w,
John Wliii tl,ei..w 34 31 3,
Lini-h Ow pn. ne 1220 1 w,
1 1,. 11k I'Oui a, ! 31211 1 V,
Jifeph Jiiliaiiuk. lie 31 23 I W.
John Kuili, w h s 11 2H2c.
Jai-obh Hit list 1 e, lie .1.1 27 In.
Llud-ay P MeD.iuiel, Iois.soand in
and s h m- 1,12;, 1 ,
Frank IS UUUcuuy, mi 13 27 .' ,
William i: Dillliin. so 13 23 1 ,
lSiiima Hell, sw 2.'2U I (i,
Juim4 D Haneit, & hf ne ami lots 1 and
2 3 3d 1 11,
J arm WHighliRiw 1. 10 31 1 0.
Thomn H Hllloit. e 30 21 1 0.
Bdwln Iinriett, u3 Ml e.
lllllearj liarn-it, s hf 11 w ami lots 3 und
4 J 20 I e.
Delia Fomi. mi .,'. 27 2 e.
John A Xleki-ll. se 21 2s 3 P.
Oliver PCnsl). s.i 1 2S2.
(Jeoige M Alii-, in 212HI e.
Thomas Wilghi, se x 2U 1 vv.
( 01.1111:11s I'll I.NOH.
I" G Thuina. sw 8 27 1 e.
Martin Hnglir, agl Jenny Dectito, fo 11
21 1 e. .
Hllgono Metbrook, lie 0 21 1 n.
Hem 1) Hal 111:111. se 20 21 I r
James A I'atteuon. 11 hf sw 2S 27 lv.
Stephen -itinluy, sw 121 1 ,
Jesse Tnu dell, hT ne aud lpt 1 and 8,
1 21 1 n .
pOJfl H6TS.
J IS (ii IOI11 is JacqiiisSubilia, 110 22 20
2 or
.lolin HueUiuaHter v W II GHi, nw 31 22
2 iv.
G W Xewinaii is II iymittuUi uw o
232 W.
LG lUlE' r is W Uimil.Mifciai 1 n.
Joint 0 ( milter 1 s J c Columbia, uw 1.1
2S 2 ".
II W I.iivims Flunk lliiiiiphilus, lie 2
23 2 w.
James W ISiau s Hi-it Suufoid. nw 11
2.1 2 w.
William T Gosslu is 1! J Ti-arncv, m. Hi
23 In.
John Caldwell is A I. Stilcklanil, uw Hi
21 1 e.
John J Hi eU is F M HnllluKtoii, sw 1 21
2 w .
Ileiuy J Culleu is T Hamm, sw 21 23
1 w.
Francis M ISnloeis It lluitung, no 27 21
3 e.
OioirhT. Shield is FM Kailiei, ne 17
241 2 ".
II C Attefery m W M tiiulth, loU 1 and
2, ami w hf un in 2s 3 11.
William W Paik is L Itiutur, sw ft 'J3
2 w.
Mill) llltH,
Mowiu'.toes are slLI drilling.
Generul Jainiaou rctiiriitf.1 o Stntu
l'i yesterday.
Drunks aio fey and fay Utweon on
the streets of (luthrio.
Chief Taylor and his llromon are all
rlglit. So Is tho water supply.
Gulhriu bus nn nnnorlimllv in innlin
1 lho Bnwl0hl jobbing town in the wosL
I . , ....
Another good rain fell yes'.jrduy in
iMh bcc . . . ,
... ,.... .,,
A Mulhall girl is bingo struck and,
it Is said, she has made two attempt,
to run away with "haui-fattlng"
companies
A couple of young Indies of this olty
who nttoirpted to have a good time by
inatquerudlng in male attire c:tnp W,
grief through th,a miunnnuneo 1 ar
rjyal Qf their '.bosttst" follows.
Thomas 11 Grftinumr of Carml, 111,
is In the city looking around for in
vostmunU. Grammar was one of the
projectors of the Pennington airship
which was on oxliiblllon In SL Louis
and Chicago last yoar.
Nulli-e.
All orsons having unredeemed
plolgcs with W. Simon, now deceased,
will call for them by paying the loan
and intere-.t. Perons must, h,a,e
pawnurotcerh tlcliet tu any pliKlgo.
' ''"en days is gra,nle((t,o redeem pledges,
nf ler W lllcb timt, SftniO Will be sold to
Ihe Ues.t aqvantagr und the money ap-
piini to his account
'sMt'S Felix Aulhh, Trustee.
S3Ts&!u.''Ljm'2- '?fflpgy-3teK-
I "?:.:t'W., ...I
UooihvDrd w'lH lmvff bs. kiln rnM3h
I to make a good town It s the end of
! n .11. It I.. .1.., 1... H. - l-n la ,1 1. :..
"'"Tip1"!' i'7 nif "iiinii ii' isim.-iu.
iniiK puiii 1,1 1 ii supply, 1 a iano
ollleo mid i-iMinty s-nt tuyiu, nnd is an
Important shippolnt for cattle from
the western prt of the strip
11 h Niil i:utliniliiile.
The mass inpptlng called to bo held
ill Ihe court house Inst evening, for
the pnrprme of selecting delegates to
the I'm call convention, w.is no. a
sinning success. Major MeXitmura
and three durttie? were the only per
sons present.
(Iranil .fiity' llrport.
The grand jury reported seven in
dictment lo the district court yester
day Another bnteh of Indictments
will be handed in today.
11 III lie Sworn l'ii-llii).
Chief Jttstico D.ilo and Associate
Jttstlee Scott will ba sworn In this
tiftornonti and Clerk IS Igar Jones will
receive his commission.
SHpri tn. Court llipurU.
Hound copies of the Hist volume o
Oklahoma Supreme ''out t leporls can
ho hud upon application to ISdgar
Jones, territorial librarian.
I It- , 11 i-i.t i:liortn.
I!ev. West of Stillwater occupied the
pulpit of Ihe West side Congregational
cltttieli last oieiiing and delliereo an1
Interesting and able seiinou !
Miss Patterson will huie her opot -lug
between the 2nd and 7th of Octo- '
nor, will have, new patterns and latest
new hats. Please seo them before '
you buy. 2.1S14
The Mistlt Clothing Parlor ha moved
to 2()( Hairlsoti avenue, third door
west of First stieoL Don't foiget the
place, 27tf P. XnwiiA.v
The largest and most complete stock
of school books and school supplies
ever brought to Guthrie has just been
received at tho Capital City book store
10-1
.Mliililllle Ci-l Mr,
The fortuno teller who wanted to
leave our city Monday is going to stay
another week on request of the public
Will wait on you at her room at the
Arlington lioiel No 11 Second street
('un In-consulted until lo a in. Con-'
siillnllou, Indies, .1(1 cents; gents ?1 ()).
2.111(1 I
Host cigars
drug stoio.
in the olty
at Lillic's
22Stf
Tablets f i om one penny
Capital City book store.
up
at the
10-1
l'.ooiners' supplies, oniuinu. exlrai
Jamiilcu ginger, Lillie's pills, etc. All
will bo needed in the strip. Huy them
at Lillic's drug stoi-e, eoinur Harrison
and Second stieet. tf
The host races in the territory at
Oklnhouia City, October 20th, 27th and
SSth.
.'tf.
The MlslllClolhing Parlor has moved
to 201 Harrison nicotic, third door
west of First street. Don't forget tho
plan). 2.1'ilf P XfiMii.N.
Homoseekers' Guide with latest map I
of the hi rip, county seats, land olllees
county lines, otc, for sale by F. H i
Lilllc.t' Co., Drugs and Hooka tf
HomeseekuiV guide and latest map, I
the liest thing out; compasses, etc, at
Lillie's drug store. tf
Three gii Is wanted :
iit GciiitiiK Sn
2.17 tf
once Apply
All LWJMlUV.
If you are waiting for strip opening
don't fall to buy your orugs station
ery, eta. at Lillie's drug store, the old
reliable corner Hairlson and Seooud
street aS-tf
, The Misfit Clothing Parlor has moved
to 20(1 llurrlaru avenue, thlid door
west of First streot. Don't forget the
place. 257tf P. Nkwman.
NotlCU,
To whom IV inay cmiem:
Xotk-e i; hi-eby given that Mlkh
Shea has this day llhd his peililoii
for llci'iise to it tail llquoi In (iuthi ii
Logan eouui, Ok., and that unli-ssob-Jectlou
lo the suine as n-i.ul il In law be
llled Iij the 7th day of October, A. 1).,
I8U3. said pnlilloii will he gi.intisl.
Gullnle, O. T. SeptfiiilM-r 27, 1SH3.
John II. llAViouoitsr,
Count) Clink.
Nnlltfiif suluuf I'm lilini i l.iiln,
Piil-siiaut lo the pioi sons of .Section j
id the Act of May Ith, IS'.ki. entitled "An
Act to pirn hlti for inwiislte entries of
land In w !..il I known us Oklahoma, etc"
and b) ill lui- of nn ouli-l floin the Secie
taiy of tin- Intel lor, dati-d Miin-h 31, ls'.U,
the illiih I signed tlunlees, will sti to the
highest blildei, in the ell) of Gullnle
count j of LoKiiu. teiiitoi) of Oklahoma
on S.iuiiiiAl. Orrotii:i; 14, Is'.n. the fol
lowing deseijlii-d list of iiiiclaiiiied lots
situated in what Is known as Capital
lllll and West Gutlirie townsltes:
CAPITA 1. HIM-
.J'l'i'V-"1 V,1; ' - 3- 3 T. a. K k. a.
13. 13, II and 1.1.
H!ock 21JL lut 10.
Hloek 3ft, Ud 0, Id. 17 anil IS.
Wocfc 31. lufi 1, 2, It, 4, ft, il, 7, 9, !, 10, 11,
ami !-
HIlKil. SJ, lula 1, 2, 3, I, .1, (1, 7, 8, it, 10, 11
ami 12.
Mock 27, hits 1,2, 3 ami 18.
Mock It), lot 10.
Mock 41. lots 5, 8, 23 and 21.
Mock W. lots (I, 1.1, 23 and 21.
Mock Ml, lots 17 ami 18.
Mock .VJ, 5, ft, 7, 8, U and 10.
Mock ftl, lots )aud 111.
ivkst otrrmtiu.
III.k-U 13, lol 12.
Mock 12, lots lu and HI.
liloeUil. lut 7.
MoekiU, lots 0 and 7.
MiM.-k 77, lot 3.
Sale will take place hi front of Victor
building, on First stnet, between Haul
son ami Oklahoma avenue, and will com
uiPiiee at 10 o'clock a. m. ami coutluue
fiom day to day until all the lots uio sold.
Tel in of wile, cash-Deeds Will bo pro
paicd and diillvei.ed ft. th oIomi of sale.
J. II. O. LlNllltlDl,
JoiinT. Tavloii,
HUOII Mfl'ltKlilK,
Trustees Tow nslte Hoaid Xo.O.
Septi iiiU-r 3.1, IsWI.
TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. X. P. Suger has located in tho
V. M.C. A. building, over Mis. Sanders'
millinery, w here she Is prepared to do all
kinds of work lu ladles' toilet, beautifying
complexion, hair dressing, manicure, .ic.
T. L, ROBINSON,
House, Sign and Carriage
PAPER HANGING.
EHIinitea Furnished on Application,
U j North .Second Stro-t.
A TlfT Hfr
A. M. MCJSJLmJNJNiSl,
liF II
Drugs, Books and Stationery,
PAINTS AND OILS.
NKXT DOOR TO rOSTOFFlCE, ; CUTHUIh, 0Cl.AiitiM .
Grand Avenue Hot
OKLAHOMA
Everything First-Glass.
Coffee
.jS3
5 JV f
Meals served in Hrst-eluss style o. all hours. .South side Harrison
between First and Second streets.
LOUIS SCIUCkR M.
Oklahoma Carriage Works
Now ready for business at their new-
Division
General -:-
Of JXX
i BUGGY WORK
WORK GUARANTEED.
Practical Horse-Shoer in connection.
see our plant.
YELLOW PI
CypresS
Sash, Doors
Get OUR FIGURES on YOUR BILL
Reifel & Evans;
Noble Avenue Lumber Yard.
JOHN T. BRICKNER,
Contractor and Builder,
Estimates furnished on Buildings
of all description. Tenitorial
agent for U. S. Roof Paint.
Office 109 North First Street.
REAVES BROS.,
Dlrpopmn of ( .
fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Cor. 2d St. and Harrison Ave.
Stillwater and Orlando
Exchange Barn.
SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK, Prop's.
First-class livery barns at Stillwater and Orlando. The best of teams ana
improved facilities for carrying passengers between thes-j two points. Tc i
always ready to start at any time in the day and rurn ut your pleasure
The shortest and quickest route betwee' luthrio and Still wato la Jrlando
EAGLE SALOON
FINE LIQUORS,
BRANDIES,
WINES
5ST AND CIGARS.
Delightful Rooms in Connection.
Corner Second St. and Oklahoma Avenue.
(Opp.
,rr-...r.., MTtr
TYYTYrr
1 u in
CITY, O..
Rates $2 Per Day.
Like Your Mother
Made!
AT
Lowe's ; Eestaurant
.ut nue
I Ol Is It LM N
stand.
and Springer
Repairing
IiLlDa.aLs.
ATTENDED TO
Call and
AND-
Lumbe
and Mouldings.
GUTHRIE, OK.
NE
R
Land Offlc".)
..v.im rwenue.
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