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cr Tmsem PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. G 0 E.r nURLINGAMK. VtToRNlV Al I .AW, I.or.i County Abstracts. Oklahoma avenue, opposite Lund ofllce. Oulhrle, Ok. L J- A. SAMI'Si-I.l., ' LAWVER8, --- Y A R D Attorn m at law. R.oms-CoriH'r llarrlon and Seooml Mr.ot. Pmcilclti .ill courts. -hokcis l'KK i. General ani Land Attorney. Twrlve Yearn ' )-'"'' Satiafactlon SaUa ftf. t.naranir nMui SftMif. KfMnc! General Land lituiia Territory. Offlifcrs, OWIs- T. s JV iNl!.S & SUN,. ATTOKNKY AT'ilAW, (Juthric. Oklahoma. tvcM of Capitol National flatfe llatlillnt. J,.cpU Wiattf. wisby & CkO' Hornor. horn;0R Attorneys, . i Guthrie,-' Oklahoma. R m. 1S-1S, OTTCapttolNathinalllanW. yoLNEY HOGGATr, Attorney at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. iK r.Tr ' HlTO" Clothier. yil.UAM BLrNCOB, Attormky at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. CaTOfficc In Leader Building. JJj" D. TODD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Half Unr.k west of U. K. land offko. CUNNINGHAM, Attounkv at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. yM. D. SMITH & CO., Attorneys at Law, Porru. - Oklahoma, rari havo aiwoelMnd with me In till land casus. S. I). Decker of (iuthrlo. DENTISTS )R. PEOPLES, DRNT1ST. Orncn-Flrat St. and Oklahoma Ave. UiwiDBNOi: Second St. nnd Noblo Ave PHYSICIANS )R. D. STEVENS, Physician and Surgeon, McElIHtiuey's Drug Storu Second St Q A. HUG HISS, D. D. S. Dentistry .In all Its Branches. Oflicef room ,-,5 Beadles Block, ovei Capitol N iimiul Hank. GUTHRIE, OK., Instructions in Primary, inter medtiae and College courses. Dopartments in Muiic and Art. I umplclo llusinws Collage. Kate Reasonable. ,t I acuity of .Six Teachers. JOEL President. Hikes Mursery Go, A HOME INSTITUTION. 11 kinds of Trees and Ornamental jShtabbery adapted lo ftuii cHina. Small IFrats a Specialty. lor r ree Price List, end to W. H. HIKES, Guthrie, Okla. Wm. Morehead, TransfBrJrunk Line 'ESTABLISHED APZtlL aa, i88. 115 Oklahoma Awe. All orders for baggage on outgoing trains should be left one hour before the train IT ll OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY. SMITH. Mr Harrison d7e; not detail his reasons, the IJUUllu 4 f 0 0 JUL L Y x-xeotkps Gru ita 1iifmn nffol" fliel iiro. Wrsoll lu thelio AiioniKlf, ton or car lonii.i o tlvered lo any in of city loniKIJ, ton or car iw- handle thr grades follow lug FRONTENAC, WEIR CITY. PITTSBURG. CANON CITY. A M'ALESTER, ' ANTHRACITE HUN It Y MNN. Prop. AT TIIE l K PLANT. R D iccidental'-: Hotel, 219 SOUTH FIRST ST. Just opened. Everything new ami fresh. Table unsurpassed. Special attention shown commercial trade. Special rates to regular boarders R. J- LONG, Proprietor. Kiser, McLean & Co. - Ilnvo HAY FOR SALE In carload lots. HOGS SOLDon COMMISSION At Waiiier" old livery stand , On ScM-nlh and Noble tH. . T. L. ROBINSON, House, Sign and Carriage PAPER HANGING. Estimate Furnished on Application, lift North Second Stret. 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Tlio Rupnblie brings the world to vou. Jt brings all that is grand.ro muiiii'', iinpulug mid beautiful to your ilruslde, auil vhii,e jpu, your fam ily und friends gazu updn lis v9pders so perfectly and accuratuly portrayed thoy will bo iloiiUMttlv desjribed by Mr. Stoddard himself. For particulars see tho Republic, a sunjplo cony of which will bo sent free upon ;-oc,e!pt of 11 postal card request Or, If you .wun.t 11 saiuple of tho urt portfolio cut tbte advertisement out mill ri.ml It. with ten cents an 1 scries ...... ....... -. .. -r--r -i-n--..: -- . . No. 1. will be sent you. Hliou,t this ad twnuty-Hvo criitj? wiH 1 charged. Aildress room 28, RopuWJe,, JSt. Lijuls, M p. A tlnt.it huri'i , The Oulvoalon- Dallas Weekly News stands pre-ointuent as a joiirualUtlc siux'OkK. It does nothing by halves. It believes that whatever, U worth doing ut all -U worth doing e. It is ever on the alort for HHittor Lhatwill interest, instruct nud benefit W ruiiti:i-s. I.ttt spi-Ing' the editor of The Weeltlf fsevs prganUed ft Columbian Clin. Uuowu tvUie outJiful readers as -Mr. Rig Hut Sfuiupr School," Mitt olijeet uf whlcb ivus to awakon In Ihn mind of tho youug un interest in lh early liUUiry of AjoorUa .and V dini'overer. Thuhihuiiio Una proven u underf ally succestf ul, und liuudrcd of uhililrun have been led to lnvett yutit with reuowetl interest historlca' work DBHrlng upon 1110 sudjuci; ami their well written letter to Tin Weekly New War uninlstakab o ovi denee of greut lienelli and mental im provement to themselves. Tl) 'Veekly News also contains an i'eJTtffj. ictei'Psting department for iu lady r;(j'4ers. Tl.o nrlieles on fashion. huuKekucpiifg ai.ri general nilMiolluny aru uuurp.rusclrln interi est to intelligent hi ly reader every where, and to farmers" wivos in parti ular. who enjoy a good practlenl. homelike paper. To tho farmers themselves The Weekly Nows ilevoloi a groat deal of stn.v. giving many valuable und tiling J t,rtleleh on prutieul agrleulture in the MlW, a page of Interestine nows nottts," J' the leading politi cal mid cenorav u 01 two worm It costs but w CLolinr n than two cent a wek. The Dallas or (laUosliou Weoklv NVwb and Tiik Wukki.v Lraukk wil be sunt o your uddross one year for only 81 90 The New . tuiit Wiekiy World an. -,he Weekly TtMiki ii year for 81 IP rr.- .. ... uiin iouuiics gives tnei ,'stronage and with tho hove M ad woll writton crtilV' on all tin lea'Awe questions of thp iHtyi Ncnlllgont iiirmer n iexasan afford tu iit without Tho Wopklv "News year, qr less' lhiawtMfc T V Mr NH L, PnF.sitirvr GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK. Capital, Surplus, A. J. SEAY, Hoard of Directors In addition to Hank Officers: IIOItACE SPEED, ItOllT. MARTIN. W. J. HnpPALL DEMOCRAT MATTERS. Ilia Kyea Opened. 1'rof. J. II. Grove, professor of Latin in tho Ohio Wcslcyun University, nnd n director of tho Delaware havings Hank, Is one of tho oracles of tho Re publican party. Hut tho professor gavo utterance In his law class this morning to Aomo sentiments which, considering his pre-eminent position In his party hero, will sound shocking in tho oars of tho faithful. The professor is somewhat given to thinking as he pleases and sometimes even gets out of tho traces of tho O. O. P. long enough to give the party a gen eral ripping up the back. He is a hot silvorite and a Forakcr man. This morning while hearing tho law class hi tho university the professor bounced on .loan Sherman, claiming mat me distinguished kcuator was allied with tho gold-hugs and bankers, declaring that Sherman and tho other Republi can leaders put thoir party In the hole last fall, and under the same leaders It never can rlso. He compared tho pres ent leaders of his party to the old New England torles, who opposed the war of 1812, and declared that without a change of policy the party Is (lend for ever. "Tho Democratic party." said tho professor, "came Into power by cham pioning tho cause of the people, and if tho two partlus maintain their present policies tho Republican party fs tlead for fifty vcars to come. We all admire President Cleveland for his strength of character, Individuality and personal worth, but he or tho Democratic party must not allow the money schemers to dictate to them If they wish to retain their flscmjdancy. Our recent finan cial troubles wero not duo to the tariff, but wero caused by tlin bchemo of th6 gold-bugs of Europe to force us to a gold basis, This, talk about cheap money and flat is all bosh, Our gold money contains fifteen por eont of fiat, and 1 don't earn if our government puts its stamp on leather, it will mako it a circulating medium. Tho Repub lican cry of cheap money at tho Dem ocrats is only a trick to capture votes." "The politics of the Republican and Democratic parties on the pension question orp similar, and the truth of tho matter is thero wero us mnnv SjU? pensions under previous Repuhloi' administrations as thero havo beoi under tho present administra tion, only the Republicans, have now started out to make political cupltal out of the matter. "I rcniomber woll, that when I was a young fellow und tho war broke out as ninny Democrats answered their country's call from our neighbor hood as Republicans, and tho Demo cratic party is to-day as loyal to the old und needy soldier as ever. 'jlie Democrats nave tlie uepuim eans whers they deserve to be, and I hope they will keep thoin thorn, I want you to unuerfctuml, boys, that I ii m u Republican, and shall probably vote with the old party this full; but let mo toll you It is u hopeless case as long as wo hold to our present policy nnd leaders." Exchange. I'rotQctlou In 01119, "Protection Is for tho benefit of all," Bays tho Cleveland Leader, "It In creases the number of occupations, augments tho volumo of money ex pended in them, and makes It possible for all classes to obtain work at better wngps than are paid anywhere olso In the world.' Isn't it wonderful how n oqce grand old party can cling to its ruinous tra ditions in tho face of facts und f vents Which have crushed It? isn't it won derful that in the great state of Ohio, where many Industries arc to-lay try ing to sustain themselves by half-pay fnt Jjulf-forco principles rendered Im perative py ue Jiepuoucun poney 01 protection, u newspaper like the Cleve land Lender should have the nerve 9 drag forth again tht wretehnl Repub lican banners of 18!C und expect uu honest, intelligent people to rend and believe them? There is ucampalgn going on over in Ohio, with tho apostle of protection us a candidate for re-election, as gover nor qt jtli'o state, and at this distuueo It seems hJIo iCf fcuppose that tho possi bility of Ilia success may be based upon the very policy which bc American I peoplo burteU mountain ueop. jess, man one year ugo, The McKInloy Idea of protection Is dead in this country. It may yet glvu a lingering squirm 01 eMMcuccin luuo, lust to carry out tho tradition that tho Western Reserve never yields its pas sions or Us prejudices, but it is dead just the bunio'.'uud the house committee on vays and means is now engaged In dls-M.-ctlnR jfa remains. Tho thousands upon thousands of ljungry, Idle wtork1- which havuironu tounriuhthe few hnvo been paid by them and nV,"pt n raco of Carnegies bar .Vurfip in their, midst as the direct result of McKInloy. ism and the Republican policy of pro- j tection. They have learned this, we ; 'say, all over me country, n remains to'bfl seen how much Intelligence there Is left lit Ohio from tho McKin ley reign. St'. Louis- Republic. The Independence ICansan makes the following beautiful'statement In regard to llrover Cleveland. "The Caney Times protends Jo believe that Hon. T. J. Hudson's racoinmundatton of his brother us postmaster at 1 re dontu would have amounted to nothing with the Clcvelauil administration on account of Mr. Hudson's well known views on the silver question, If there .had been any other candidate for the iposltiou. That President Cleveland is notxtslhg tlwe government patronage jtQ influence Votei on the silver ques tion was w'ejjl illustrated in- u Tenn essee app.ointm'ent. There Were two ktrmifr ..iinAblntos for u." AMrul nl polutment in tlujt htate, 'and on'e wits Tho Hnnncial committee of the sen recommended by agoldfeugcpngressjtto'dnd the Vaysand inea.o.s coMAmlt man and tho other by a silver conjee of the house w-lIL leet twday, mid gresstunn; and the candidate reclt is'ond1ei-sto5d,tlWlwtU committees ommeudedby tho IflltcF Fceieil tlieV HI .&$ Vp. and probably dispose of appointmunt while the rppea) b I) wahfefaeliliaii of the foreign exhibitor t pendlug action lu tho houso of ieprihe wrlil s lair 1 sontatives. Grover Cleveland IllJtIon of fluty on goods, sold at the fair never yet stooped to small and tindef after the pa,sau of thu bill. handed meaus to gain n victory f 'what he Loncstly believes to be rig and he never win r'W.wampker, lj "glng oiuninlrnm buiLL I iee. to "What's to bo tho inseriptlon-A pf Uio frying pan into inc nrur7 fly JDU' IIU GEO. II KCnniOT. Vicr-Pnrsmr.Tr $50,000 10,000 HENRY LINN TlioSlcnlrtcnnco of the Cnnitldntaro of Mr.' MoKlulcr. The candidature of William McKIn loy for reelection as governor of Ohio Is not of Itself particularly Important It carries with it no element of special interest to the people who reside out of Ohio, nor is it particularly thrilling to tlie people of tho Iluekcyo state Itself. Ohio Is a Republican state, or at least has been sinco bsfore the civil war; nnd wero it not that Its peoplo hnve a luoid interval about once in six years, tho outside world would not concern itself about Ohio politics at all. Gov. McKinley, In the courso of the long und rather dull speech with which h ' opened his canvass, quoted from his opponent tlie statement that "the voico of Ohio will be held with universal ae. 111 in, the voice of the nation," and xid that ho accepted the issuo thus tendured. As usual, Oov. Mokitiley was unfair. Tho voice of Ohio In favor of tariff reform, which was what Mr. Neal was speaking of, might well be accepted os tho voice of the nation, be cause Ohio has so long been a stead fast and bigoted advocate of spoliation by means of protective duties. Her pronouncement in favor of an honest tariff for revenuo might well be accep ted us tho voico of tho nation. To re verse tlie case, If the protectionists would come over into Kentucky nnd get a verdict in favor of the robber Ijaron,, they might woll call it thft voioo of tho nation, but thoy have nover been willing to uccept our devo tion to the star-eyed goddess as repre scntine unvbody but ourselves. Mr. Neal may well say that Ohio's doclara Hon for tariff reform would be erku .a lont to tho voice of the nation, si . i If she reverses herself on that is&ut ev ery other protection state might bo ex pected o do likewise. On the other hand her adherence to. the heresy of a tariff for spoliation would mean nothing more than a repetition of the old losson that ,'Ephralin U Joined to his Idols; let him iilono." Gov, MoKln lcy should know that wo long ago inado our arrangemonts to reform tho tariff without tho aid of Ohio. Should she, however, decido that sho wishes to have share in tho great and glorious work without the hope of fee or re ward, her assistance will not be rejec ted. Her repentance will have como too la.te, hut whq shulj sot hounds to feavlng graco? Nevertheless, thero Is something plc turosquo in tho candidature of Uov. MeKlnloy. Tho serenity with which ho bobs up with tho most delightful unconsciousness of the fact that he has iyrccked h.ls, pa?,ty Is wlthMHt a parallel (n history or fiction. Perhaps tho young gentleman mentioned in "Great Expootutions," who fought Pip in Mis. llaversham's back garden, without tho faintest suspicion that ho was out classed in spito of a dozen knockouts, may afford something like a sugges tion of MaJ. Mckinley's state of mind; hut that ynUoosa yqunfier In volved nobody but himself In defeat, whlln MoKlrrlov called down the dis pleasure of tha greatest nation on I earth, not onlj on himself, but on his party also. .ThA Vn,'X T."i','aln raise his head S.tfjlSl'o be shot nt shows a cm...uiun(ousciousncos of the inlsohief )o uvs dono, nr olso a wondorful confldfcncu in. the Ignorance pf tho Ohio electorate. Perhaps, both these reusous ootiperato to niuku possi ble the candidature of the putative au thor of tho most foolish and abomina ble tariff law that ever encumbered the statute books of any enlightened na tion. Loulsvill Courier-Journal. 1 -?" vr ' v . l Tlinntrlcnl INftttlcsor, thn ('.-lninltjr JtowlUi: IlniMiblionua, We cannot eln feoin u degreq of rroiiunwnHbM v'r "o urganio Kcpuo lican editors. They arc so hard up for a politlyil teare. Por twenty years they have bien conducting tboir cam paigns with, u terrible spook of some sort as the (onter piece! of their poltti-co-thcntrlcil properties, "Tho "telels'' seneit then admirably for ft ij(o inil uipru uttrthoar whs ovup and all tho swards had bucn beUl liitopluughsharos und the spears Int) pruning liooks. Even as Into as lst many of their leaders thought hero was "one moro presi dent in th bloody shirt." Then Uo Rrftish bugaboo was pressed to service. Every proposal to reuuo vno uiriu uouniies enjoyeu oy the promoters of Republican ctynpaign fun.T$Utuu.t'l)y the cry nt "HrltUh gol4."'Pther va.rlati(nt. of tho "free trade"eqva wero invented and played with gat ingenuity and no Httlo suo cess. ' ForVuately for the scare-workers, but inht disastrously for tho country, a genine panic sot in over the tenden cy ofjijie Republican silver purchase and piicr Inflation law to forco the flnnaves to a cheap silver basis..' 'See Hvhawmos ot vlcrdng a Democratic denU dvcommendation stonue paniUjnd hnsinesi, nnd industry bu ganWnco tovevivorightlu thofaceof JteffUHean doolaratlons that tariff agl tatm had caused tho trouble. The bared old free trade spook having faiW to frighten anybody, the organs hat, with ludicrous liiapropriatencss. rovjed the oldor cry of the "rebel brwdiors" and proclaim once mora th"the south is in the saddle" und 'tlit a "free 'ballot" i,s in danger, The i ai that tho 'South " has ' remained ipiiefiiL prosperous' an 1 Democratic 'iota llfczeU yi'r.i un ler hoaie rulo. wVthft ' Republic'iqs in oontrolof tho feiral (fovevnmont iusl of the tlino, doi nc eiteot tin nlarinists. They init hae a bugaboo of some sort. J. btago tragedy that inukas overy btfy roir with laughter Is a pro ndnncd suecoss compared with tho nt tJpt oj tho calamity howlers to pet fa scare that will reul'j ftighto,u ft ybody, to take tlie place, pf the Re hblicau panlo, hwUuaUsoiiry'tho f tiou o the uonato'coiilpletl'lvto dls T.peaf. -V-N JIVVorld, ' for u one-htvlt ivduc- Chancellor Snow Is dclat ' 111 the preparation of his r.nui.,vl report of the chinch bug oxf erhncntal station by the fnuro of farmers to furnish reports- pa. required when infectedt bugsuro -sent' Out. Five thousand pnr&ons wero supplied, and less than one-third have reported. uu ouocv. sjXKyre - otwe 35 This TVould About QnlVi The Democratic party ts In powpr, nnd wo want It to show tho country that It can govern economically nnd wisely and can respond to a public oplnloncvery time. Wo want the Democratic party to show that there can bo disagreement about tho currency on which no lialf dozen men seem to be perfectly paral lel without hysterics, rending, crash ing and parting of ways. We want every Democratic leader to bo vaccinated against Isms, so that the party will be supported by tho average good senso of tho South and West, nud, by being suro of the agricultural states, have ample power to execute its, reforms without eternally car rying New York booted and spurred upon its back. Wo want New York and Colorado to prosper. We want Pennsylvania and Idaho to get Just as rich as they can. And we want not ucentof this wealth to bo bestowed by legislation which taxes other states for that especial purpose. Wo want tho Democratic party to swcarbeforethopeopleupon tho consti tution that a government of our kind does not give money to a private citi zen because he wants It, but tells what honest money is and lets him get us much as he needs to pay his debts and transact his business just us ho gets anything clso ho needs. Wo want tho Democratic party not to think tkat the fighting is ail over because the Republican party is on its last legs. Wo very earnestly want the fiarty not to think that It can remain 11 power if it splits up into classes at the behest of hustling politicians who pick out classes as convenient ladders to pergonal agrandlzement. Another want we have is for rcllablo Information about the capacity of the Democratic organization. If it is not big enough to hold President Cleve land, Governor Tillman, Richard P. Bland, John U. Carlisle, and Francis M. Cockcrll we want to know how It got so small all at once. If Democrats have Waxed so opinionated and touchy that they must scatter because, they d.lffcr qn one of many subjects of our complicated government, and that one, the subject about which men always differ more or less, we want to be posted. St Louis Republic. .Petitions Tribune Ballots. urges worklngmcn i petition congress to let the wonder ful McKInloy tariff alone. The Idea of nullifying isleotions, by petitions Is a novel one. 'Hut If the petitions can be so drafted as to in- 1'iuuu uiiu uuiuuiiuu wicy wui lut-uivu duo consideration! though their bulk will not trouble tho congressmen who may bo selected to present them. ' ho vendition is this: Let the petitions be signed only by tho so-called protected worklngmen whoso wages wero increased by tlie operation of the McKinley tariff. Tills beautiful tariff, which In creased the duties In all the schedule sayo jjwq, went lntA effect July, i, 18U0. Vioni that timu until Uiq 'election in November, 18C2, when its reform was decreed, there was surely opportunity test Its virtue lu raising wages. Tho worklngmen know now it op crated. They have helped twico (ft vote it down. imi iUi n. it is tjomg. Xew York World, ' ' s, understood that a rough draft of the proposed tariff bill is now in the hands of president Cleveland and Sec retary Carlisle. What has been done on tho tariff bill Is subject to changes, butit is thought that iill those things, which have been, definitely decided on by thu Mih-oommitteo will stand through tho filial revision of tip ilh Sumo feaHlrys c ftht UTlrnTe said to bo fnaical Tho Springer free woolen schedule is tho iDrintror free-wool bill which passed tho house last year. Raw materials will be added to tho freo pst, it rt heavy pu.t In duties, which ttfq no properly revenue duties, will bo made. Tho idea of ft tariff for revenue only is ndhored to quito closely, Iron ore goes on the freo list, and there will be a very considerable shav ing down of the entire iron and coal schedule. The tax on whiskey 'IU bo increased, not h.1QVO. SO tnts. Those critics of th administration who are pleased to characterize Mr. Clovoland as a dictator fail, apparent ly, to remember that the president's intluence anil force as a leader are di rectly attributable to the fact that ho is in sympathy with the people uni stands for their cause. No. man uoul'i accomplish what the. president bus 1 done iu tho face of ths opposition Y'licii lie UMH uuuuuiiwivu iti, wiu uuuun of the politicians without the co-operation nud ndorsemcnt of popular sen timent So far from being a dictator, Grovcr Clcvtland has been n champion from the first of the largest measure of liberty for the people vouchsafed by the constitution, und it is through tha policy ho has conquered. " ' '" Mr. lii (Dcin-i Tex.) Introduced In tho houso a bill providing for the re tirement of national bank notes and for tho issue in thoir place of United States notes. Hereafter national banks chartered, or where charters are re newed or extended, arc not to be re quired to deposit bonds and tiro not to bo allowed to issuo notes, Wfijei the notes of any national 'bank aru retired the secretary 6t tho treasury U to sub stitute for. them an oqual amount of Tititcd States notes, with which ho is to purchase United States bonds. Tho McKinley Thuorr. Tho Minneapolis Tribune complains beuuuse the builders of that statu are using an Ohio sandstone. As the Ohio sandstone is cheaper than the .Minne sota article the difficulty might be overcome, did not the constitution stand in tho way, by a 'good stiff tariff on tho product of Onid, - According to the McKinley theory 'V-M. Mlunesqta people would not only bij protocAt'd by tills ' plan but the. Ohto peoplo Vould hfe compelled, to pay their saud pue tax. New York World. GouoOutAnd Dioil. Poor old Republican party! It h moribund in tho north and west, and dead as a door nail in the south.. In Virginia, Alabama, and Texas it has gone bodily out of business. In evry uno of these states tho Democrr.tj have ceased to count tho IlcpU)lc$h vote among the elements of opposition. The ouly question Lsr llow will the Repub lican vpto 'divide between tlw Demo crats and Populists'' There U nothing left of the itepubllcaA party in the south but a baA cvW and an evil ljUui; St. v-'o.uJi'RpukHe. the sm. During 1893 Tnrfc brx will bo of surpassing cxcQlWnce nnd will nr.int more nows.q.'W moro jiure litcature than e(roVr Vfre in Its histny ' r 'The Sunday Sun. Is the greats Sunduy Newspaper in the world. Price 5j-. a copy, by mail. SS a year. Dally, by mail, S a year. Daily and Sunday, by m. i S3 ayear. Address rut: Kw, New York. ri trsuuiirirc7 timtmmmammmmgtmmKmamaitamtMmtmtmmtmmfmmmmmtmiiim , j.i .'J !" H1L .- v jC"1 O lOGKJffleyTIIMflURSTSGK' '- & m$ PICTUR Large Stock A.u. o The Coffee VxY" u "uiSc PENG Furniture Pal; cc. Lowe's Oipexa. Da-y Meals served In first-class style a' all hours South Md. betweeif First and Second strpcts Stillwater and Orlando Exchange SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK, Prop'. First-class livery barns at Stillwater and Orlando. The ' est of teams unu Improved facilities for carrying passcnjrprs between tlirs-- tv points 'luair always ready to start ut any time in the day and -ehnit -t (iurj,r.oure. The shortest and qulekost ltiute between Giithiio and k tillnutci i"fa Orlando. .-EEA-WiS BROS OlPpOT - fine Wines, Liquors and Oiprs, Cor. ad St. and Harrison Ave. OKLAHOW.M i Everything First-Class. The Grand Eng THE OLDEST HOUSE AND ONE OF THE BE?: ir. lie CITY Rates SI.25 Per Dpv. lm' R - r rgii'f: THE SILVER D0I LA R WYATT & CO., Proprietor. Flpcst Bar In tbe Territory. 105 West Harrfson. JOHN T. BRICKNER, Contractor and Builder, Fstimates furnished on Buildings of all description. Territorial agent for U. S. Roof Paint. Office 109 North First Street. DEPUTY DISTRICT GLEBK. Acknowledgements Taken, Conveyances Made Out, Filing Papers Cra, " nrjfc"r - Kvftrerrcvv-Oarnttn NaUojial 1 fi$?yv - """ -0TAtS"'9 .AME Latest Designs. EL Like Yew Mer fto; -AT T $1 FE Bella urant ;. E&X2.C5. JSZtfTtii II, 1 risen 1 " C3 Of (- GUTHRIE. OK. CITY.O.. Rates 11 Per Day. barn LfHW lish Kitchen, Btpk, Guthr.e. ' - - x. s-.l 9 4 t 4