The Guthrie daily leader. [volume], January 12, 1894, Image 3

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STIRRING
rWOT IITTONQ
ilDOUJUU 1 1VH0
PAbSED BY THE TERRITORIAL
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
HON. C. W. GOULD HADE CHAIKHAN.
And 4nlltl II. ( ' 1 x l 3lnil Ni'orrtiir)-nrthe
OMHIIHltt .. illil (r IiIi-k Ml i:i
ll ii mill It h ! iimrrntlc
Unrlmr" i tlrilim
(If tin-1 iiiiiinltirn
lrn liiu.
The territorial Petnocrntio central
committee closed lusesbiiin at nn early
hoar yesterday tnnrninff. The meet
inifWMnt once spit ld iiml interest
ing. (' W i.ould of HI Ileno us elected
tn the ohxirmiui.liip tnmle vacant by
tne residua: Ion of lion. I.tslie 1' lloss.
whiUi ilohn It Clurlte of Stillwater
was ele-tetl to Dunn's former post, that
of sefivtary.
A letter from Jiidjre. ltierer tender
lug hi! resignation us cunt nil lonimit
teeman was read by Itoy HofTman. his
proxy, who offered the following reso
lution: Unsolved, thai In necpptliiR the reslfiiia
tliiuor JmlKi'. A. (!. (.'. Ilieierwe do -o
with a profound appreciation of his .ur
leos w hilc a tiii-iiih-r of audi rniiuulttee.
And. furl her, with u Ii elj -eli-o of
Riatllud' in h rewind mi littliiRly In
xlourd. conui'ittiilHtc th( l)eiiiuer:icy
ciiile jiMkv and Hie people of Oklahoma'
hi im- iiuiuiiiHiiiin in wr. merer us :i4M
JiicI e -ceesioii or an mile, uptight
The resignation was accepted and
ri. i .! . . ,
the resolution adopted, as ivai also a
vote of th.inits In the retiring eliulr
man, heeret.ry and tieiiMirer for their
work while oBI 'ers of the committee.
The resolutions passi d were btrong
nudntiir.nganii are given boiow in full:
Whor.-Bs. It I in" come loth" attention of
thi' I) moot. itir ii'iiliul coininittei' of the
ti itIioi of ('klnliHiiiu. in inietlng ns-ein-lili'il
on ilns. the inihilin of .lunuun.lS'.ll,
ui Okmhoim, l !t. thai there is locitled In
tin-south part or K count' on the Him of
the ftanta Feinilio.ut the town of New
l'onea. whuc poiulntlou numbers about
'.UIM; llint ail lown is liicoipniMted un
til r Urn law- of iikImIioihu iiiritorj; that
It i uol -iippi,tl wiili ,i pu.tiilllci', which
iiniiii'- ionaiil ii i I'litiiieii in lime, iiml
tli.u i In- eiueii" ui j-.uiI iiirtu arc now and
h,icc'iinpi'llcdi'ersiiK-eltoi'aui7ation,
NplimlKT ', is i.i, id reccixc their mail
at the tort n uf t i ui-, which located on
au Indian a.lolmi n jhic and a half miles
ui-tanf lrom said town, or to hrlmr the
(ante at thdrown expense fiom l'onea '
Ag'iicy, liKMteil miiiic six mil,., distant
fiiiiits.ti(l town; anil tlu-icfon- Ih-lt
i .!. Ill, il it i ,lic M'lise of this
(uiiinii ice dial l he ().tiiuiliT general
hhuiilil a spectli, n pi)ile eKiablivh
ami miiiMt.ii , a im-iollioc :tt tln town of
1S'( w t'liuca; aiul be it fuither
Uesolci, thai u copy of these i evolution-
lie si ui to tlic hoiiiiiulile postimt-tcr
ge leral.
ismee it ha- been brought to the utten
tlniiol the uieiiilM-rsof the Di'iiiocralic
ecniral committee liyiinl for Iho teirlloiy
of uklalioiiiu, In lueelmi; as-emhli'd nn
i his mm ii.i) uf .laniiiirv. isiu, at ukhiho
inn Mis. tli.ii tin- i inciiKii. Unci. Island
nii,l I'.iciili ami .viciii-oii, lniekii mid
.Sau u I'V I ii in ii.ki coiiiiiiiue- uie. in the
inv orgaui'isleoiiniics In the llieiokee
snip tliliiuuli which they pass, llilougli
ff lings of mallee and leveugc, retuslng
to place si a i inn- ami shipping or pas-en-ger
facilities at the KiiMTiimcul tow nsites
ili'-igiiuiitl Ii) lie -ecielaiy oi the in
leiiui, iiml intei-i) iKiioriimaud lefii-ln
to comply with ilieir dut) us comiium
carriers to fuiui-.i the people uf the-e
tortus with the propel liicllitie-to le
riiemi(l delier lieitchtiiud pa enters
at u riH-niiulile time and place especially
at ivouiul l'niid, the county seat of L
county, and at Knld. the cuiinty seat of
county v anil It further comlii)- to our
notice that a bill is now pending In the
senate of the I'nlted biatc- for the enact
nn ul of a law lo coiiiKl the establishing
of said siatious and to compel said rail
load companies to perform their said
dui) : theicforc lx It
Ri'miImsI. that we do Indorse tho action
of the hoiiorable secretary of the Inlet lor
in Ins Uu-uttnt? suld county seats, ami be
lli c thai his action theiein has been lor
the bencttt of the tictiinl settlers and
liiilileseekeis on said own-iles, and
m' do lei'omiueuil that the sen-
llle take imnirtliutc action in tlio
ofsal.fmll. ' y IM"at?t'
Rc-ohcil. That the leputed statement
or Horace Speed made from Washington
and piitillnhi'd In tho Kansas City Tunes
of )csienla) in the ollect that he and his
administration wens Indorsed by the
Democrats uf Oklahoma, we declare to be
false . I III! we flll'llier lleelnre tleil ii,
jieinoi lat of dim uctiT or -landing, In tho I
pit it). of tills ten I my, fin or Speed's ie
tent ion in ullice or indorse his well known
I'oiiiipt mi ihods and pi act ices in tills ter-
"'". .. ,, ,
Uf huM'iio svinnnt hv with erlnm or
iilinliiulsundareinlavoriif u vluomiis. I
h'lnesi. iiunai'tlal nroM-cutliui of all vio
luiors of either federal or territorial laws,
iihout ii'Kunl t creed, color or party.
'1 hut we demand of the coiiKiess of tho
I mud Mutes ti full, thorough and com
ph ie lusestiKiitloii of tho admliiistratiuu
ui letleiul atluirs in Onlahoma Territory,
uf Imiii icpiibllcau ami Democratic au
iiilinsii a I ions fiom the settlement In lsS'.l
uf tin same, to the piesem time and re
qui st a committee of that body be im
im liulel) appointed for that pu'rpo-e.
The chaiiuiau and secietary of this
committee aie requested to UaiiMillt a
eop) of lliee resolutions to the Speaker
ol tie lions of Repiesentatlvos and hi
piixident ul the senate of the Culled
Stales, and also one copy to the attorney
g llellll..
Ri'MilM-d, That the administration nt
Jii-llee in Oklahoma W U d be greutlv
facilitated h the iiuii,. uitte lemoval
fiom oince of John II. lhn foul, associute
ju-iue of the siipiemn conn and the ap
point nt nt ul his successor, and also that
said lliu.ici sipisd he at once removed.
ite-nled. 'I hut the chtiirintlll mid sec
retin of this coiumlltis' hi' and ate lieie
lij in-uncled in call a I)t mocratlc terrl
loi iitl siaieliood I'liiiM'iition to meet ul
len mi tin tih da) uf .lauuary, lsyi.
uudili.it Hi, cliaii iiiaii and secielar) of
each louniy e-uiial committee tie In
stnici.il in cull county coiiM'iilious to
Hint at tin ii i especiiM' county seats on
the 'ihli da) ol .lauuary. 1S1M, at S o'clock
p. in . io el ei delegates to send to said
coiim uiioii. and that the lepie-eiilallini
to suul It iiiloiiul cuiieiitiou he us fol
lows, to-wii Kiif'lii.hei'. Lincoln, l'otta-
walon.ie. i juudiaii, Cleveland, Oklahoma
LoKHii ainl I'll) lie counties he allowed tun
delegates i ach that K, L, M, V t), I', Q
and lb unci counties be ullowid eight del-t'KUle.-
eachi that lllniue, Washita, Arra
pu Ink-, Roger Mills, Day and D counties
Ui allow en -is lleh'gatcn etich.
We fin t her lecioinmeiid that In said
coiim uiioii no proxies he allow ed to per
sons w ho In e outside of tho counties they
lepM M lit .
i.enin That the condition of Okla-
lioinii .i in iln I u,l luu Terrltor), ami the
i he-i i 'i i. -t ot the jH-ople therein, do
in. iint i, ,i, aiioii, by congress, of a statu
fiom i ,i ti ii iiinius a- early as possible.
ItesoW.-o, q'hat we favor the creation of
.i -tali' roiiiprisiiig all the territory In
't'd wit Inn tli hounds of the original
ur
Hi
mloi. ami iitc opposed to
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i .r ijtiiui i.i iiiiii.iiv us ui.'
., 1, liiiiuii.
vul. I nrttiir that we heartily In
done thn provliloni nnd coiulilt6h of tlia
measure known ni the Mcllso utatehood
bill, now neiidliic In concresi. and urco
"I UH,Tn!rty ,eaacra the spocdy P88Sfl,?0
Heolvrd. That the best interests of the
ucmocrntic party or Oklahoma require
that all trio counties tlicri'ln not fully or
ganized be organized at the earliest possi
ble date, and that Mich convention be
called by the territorial committeeman of
such counties.
c. i.. s. e.
The C. L. S. C. meets Jan. 13, at the
residence of Mrs. Iirown, 110 Vilas
avenue.
rnoonAM.
Roll call.
Items of thft Times of Constantino--
Conducted by Miss West
nomaii llls-torjChapter 8, to pane
215 Mrs. Iliown
hconoinlcsChupter.s 4. fl, ,... Mrs. Stone
Itotnaii Art-Chapters 3, 4. ft. .Mrs. Wlsliy
.Man Lesson Mis. 1'owler
Pronunciation Test Mrs. Hay
Character SketchesConstantino. . .
. Mrs. X. M. Carter
Character Sketches-Helena
:;-, Mrs. Fepan
W hut Constantlne Did for Christan-
Ity Mrs. .Stevens
Zdiobla, Queen of I'alim ra
MIssHena Worth
Kor fine photogrnphs, cabinets or
large family groups, you should sec
V. A Flower. Capital City gallery, op
posite postolllce. d&wl
Iiirrnmlne limine".
The freight and express bqslncss on
tlic Santa Vc road increases dnily.
Local agents report a revival of bus
iness ninco the first, and are kept hus
tling as n consequence.
CITY COUNCIL.
Routine Ilunlnt TmnsartrU by! lift City
Solium l.niit Kienliii.
The city council met in regular ses
sion lost night with Mayor McKllIin
ney in the chair and Couueilmen Rich
inotul of the Fourth, Richmond of the
''t". Uerkey, Rliiss, Taylor, Snyder,
; Kaylor. Todd nnd I.ynds present.
i iiieiiuuiu improvement, commuiev;
reported the Fifth street bridgo com
pleted. The bridge was accented and
bill of contractor allowed.
City engineer was granted further
time to report on the I'erldns avenue
bridge.
Jloxes were ordered to be put in
close to the Fifth street bridge.
Kngineer was instructed to estab
lish grade on North lirond.
Report of the police judge was re
ferred to the finance committee.
Howard Dilter was confirmed us
fireman Hank Knds resigned.
An oidiiiuiKo was adopted to open
liurr son avenue' across '.he railroad
tracks to the river.
A resolution v as adopted allowing
tile city treasurer to collect linuor
li.ense for fractional parts of
months of lS'li
monuisoij..ii.
three
Conn it went into e.xei.utive session
with the .ounty euiiiuilssioners.
Adjourned till to-night.
A U hliky -. Hit.
Stone Kirk, n whisky distributor
was brought over from Kingfisher yes
terday by Deputy Cooper.
Trmplrd tlin UniUkln.
Deputy Marshal Ivey lodged Charles
Wil-oii in tlic federal jail yesterday.
He is an Indian whlbky Bellcr and hails
from Tecumsch.
HALL FOR STUDENTS.
METHODIST COMMISSIONERS
FARE WELL AT NORMAN.
The Clllicn Donutn l'Io Acrrnof Valuu-
liln tlriiuiiil For tli Kite r a Unit
Tor Mi'tlioillit NtuUrntii Who
XVItll tn Atlrnil thn
L'nlTcrtlt-.
The commissioners appointed by the
recent session of tho Oklahoma, annual
conference of the M. E. church to con
fer with the citizens of Norman, tho
site of tho territorial univer-.! tv. met
n that city Tuesday night and" mad
known their business to the citizens.
who responded to the. overtures of the
church by presenting the ne :tsssary
grounds (live ncres) on which to erect
a hall for tho accommodation of Meth-
odist students who shall attend t,hc
unlversitv
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lh's arrangement is made at the in-
stance of Jtishop Vincent, and practi
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calli uoe8 awny Willi the Idea of a
denominational school elsewhere in
the territory. Tho commissioners aro
Revs. Ureenc, Swartz, Murray, Smith
nnd Dr. Scott.
liishop Vinceut was present and de
livered his famous lecture, 'Tom."
T'io visitors were royally en tenained,
cing met with carriages, escort and
bouquets. Tho governor was present
and made a good address.
The building to be erected is to cost
85.000. The bishop in his nddresr
promised to donate u liberal amount
to start on.
Tho hotel where the guests were en
tertained is one of the tin est in the
tc.rltory.
OLD CRAZY BEAR:
Anil Comradm l'ull.d for rile al Timber
Cultlnc
Crnzv Rear, on Osage Indian of con
siderable renown, was brought to the
city yesterday with his pals, RoUglr
Face, F. Ketchum and 0. It. Ketchum.
All were arrested on tho charge of
cutting timber on government lands.
They were arraigned before Commis
sioner Thomas and bound over to the
district court.
The Derr Murder I'relli ilnarr.
The taking of testimony in the pre
liminary examination of tho Ilellcvllle
brothers was completed last evening
and the lawyers aro now rn iking their
arguments. No case will bo made
against the accused.
A lllc Capitalist.
It is reported that Ii a Parker, the
New York Titan Salvo man of millions
so said, is investint- in Vmvklrlr nn.l
o ---- .... ..,
Biiiuiiiiuiii.idB uuimiuj,- near mo
...til 1...II.1 1- 1 ...Mil
j southeast corner of tho square.
SS3HES
BRILLIANT FUNCTION.',
RECEPTION TENDERED RECTOR
C. V TYLER AND DRIDE.
CORDIAL GREETING TO A GOUD MAN,
McKrnlion (Iprlii lliiiiar u Scrlir or Hi cut
.MHcnlllrrnce M Incline if Pulr
I.nillr mill Unite .Mrn,
The Sncliil i:cnt nl
I 111 -CIIM)!l.
There hnve been inauyl happr soi lal
events in tho capltnl city during the
present season, and society has en
joyed itself to tho full, but for brilli
ancy nnd splendor none eelipned the
event of last evening at thc,McKennon
opera house. Tito occasion was a re
ception tendered Rev. Charles Whit
comb Tyler, rector of tho THnlty
Kpisiopal cliurch of this city, and his
charming wife (nee Mihs Mary Living
stono Dews. )
The altair was all tho more enjoya
ble owing to its utter freedom from
formality. No cards were issued, nnd
all those who so willed were enabled
to share the hospitality of the Rpisco
pal Guilds, to whom all the credit for
the success of the atfair i due.
Tho house was beautifully decorated
with lilies and cut plants nnd vases of
fragrant flowers dotted the spacious
room. The chairs were arranged in
5&l
leie-a-teto stj le and the guests were
comfortably at home. Rev. Tyler nnd !
bride, Mr. nnd Mrs Risliop llrooko
and others receiving, stood directly in
front of tlic stage which was banked
in rich splendor with all tho e.xoties
of the hot house Hidden In hind mi
ulcovu of plants, an orchoslra dis
coursed sweet strains of mush A
light collation was served on the
stotre. All the'cal.ers were In evening
dress, while the bride wore an exquis
ite gown of ivory satin. Mrs. Tyler is
a tall brunette, of perfect grace nnd
easy carriage, and her bright smiles
and kindly salutations made her a
favorite at once. She was favorably
impressed with the cordiality shown
her by Guthrie people, and already, is
charmed with tho capital. ,
Among tho guests present were:
Risliop and Mrs Rrookc, Messrs. and
Me&damcs. F II Lillie, Hart, ltierer,
Salmon, Sear ey, Niuhol&on, Clat
worthy, Oeo. Gray, Sutton, Stapleton,
Goodrich. White, Rcrkey, Al. Hixon,
Mnrtain, Cottintrhnin, Cannon, Greer,
IL C. llarnes, Gus, Ilnvighorst, Rog
gess, Cotteral, Fegau.
Mesdumcs. Rich, Cooley, C. M.
Rarnes, Asp, Hums, Munday, Tingle,
Omer, Van Voorhees, Kimball, J. Ol
Hotlins, Mater, Geo. Orner. I'aUerson,
Harper, Cuminingham, Dcllman, Col
burn. Misses I'aine. Sceley, Goodrich,
Rrooke, Rurns, Minniclt, Parker,
Allen.
Messrs. Horsfall, Tarleton, .Ins. and
Harry Pentecost, T.aux, Darker, llerry,
Rycrson, Deal, Tyler, Kills, Cannon,
Pitts Kinnnn, Golotiiu Felts, Jones,
I'aine, Cattle, Jas. and Jerry Corbett,
Willis, Havighorst.
l'rum Terry In 1'uHnre.
A wagon road is being built
Perry to Pawnee.
from
A MINING COMPANY
ORGANIZED AT PERKINS WITH
STRONG MEN AT ITS BACK.
ritlirn of 1'erklini Turin an OrgHulutlim
With the Oljtct or Ilei -'"pine
Mineral I.iimU With n Cupltut
Stock ot M100 000.
A number of the substantial citizens
of Perkins have perfected the organi
zation of a unnpnnv for the purpose of
developinir mineral lands and prospect
ing for coal and stone and other valua
ble minerals witli which Oklahoma
abounds.
The Perkins Cacho Mining and Com
merce company is the name of the
new organization and it lias a capltnl
stock of S100 000, divided into 1,000
shares of 5:100 each.
The projectors and diro tors of the
company ore J. V. Lotcr, 1. X. Terrell,
W. F. Smith. J. M. Hurrull ond J. S.
Ncldig, all of Perkins, O. T.
The Terrell mentioned is the noted
prisoner who is carted periodically
from Kansas to Oklahoma.
Now 'iit.irii.
secretary Lowe yesterday issued the
following notarial commissions: W.
II. While, county l); J. A. Callin, Lo
gan county; Thco. J. Diclcsou, county
K.
lll- Wlirat Acreuce.
Tho wlieat acreafo of Oklahoma
county amounts to 00,000 ncroa.
Stole u 1'ulr or hliun.
Oeorge Wilson was run in by Olllcer
Oebke yesterday on the charge of
Ktenllnir u tialr of nhoes frrin lllii-inv
I Ilu wua released 011 bond.
i J?r3' - K.
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..jiimwiiwi.irimjaiili
IN 3HOnT METtlE.
IVrtlnrnt l'lilnlm IVrmlnliiK to Tnialug
I Mlt.
llTTt.U .IDHNMK'S l.Hlton.
Little Johnnie took a mirror
ml he licUisl the hack nil on.
Thinking;, in hl chllill-h fane).
It would cure Ids whooping cough.
Hut on the morning of the tuners!
TIk neighbor aid to Mrs. Hrown.
Twas a clulU day for little Johnnie
When the mercur went down.
C. Mnsden nnd wife are visiting in
the city.
Mr. Miller of Payne county was in
the. city TCktunluy and called on Thk
Lu.xniiit.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Greene tender
thnnkn to Mr. 1'. II. Greer of tho Capi
tal for favors extended.
Mr Walters has been appointed locnl
observer of the weather bureau.
Counlv Attorney Ryers is here from
Newktrk.
T. W. I'lnin and Sherill
l'arker are
over from Ununtlcr.
Mrs. W. 11. Stuart left yesterday
for
Lexington, Ok., for u visit
The assault case of Rich vs. Rowley
wns iried by a jury in probate court
yostotdnv.
Sliorin" linger was hero from Pond
Creek yesturduy.
Harry Preaoott of Wichita was in
the eity yosterduy. Ho rodo here on
Ills bicycle.
Governor Renfrow hits returned from
Norman.
R. F. Whltten, Into of tho Chicago
Tribune, was In towii yesterday.
R. C McClellnnd of Trinidad, Col., Ib
in town.
A smnll bln7e t ear Capitol Hill
called out the department yesterday.
No damage was done.
Deputy District Clerk Adams was in
Perry yesterday.
Olll or Will Nix wns down from
Perry ycslorduy.
Postmaster Merten visited Perry yes
terday. Attorney Widmcr returned yester
day from the City of Now Mexico.
Two Knld Millions were closed by
the .sheriff last week. The Kniil Wave
snys times nrc lively up thcreJut
theros u limit to everything, and
thirty odd saloons are more than suf
llcent Sheriff I '"en ton was down from New
kiru yesterday.
Pr.Aci: at any price, even if we have
to light for It.
Hon. Clias. Robb, county clerk, nnd
Hon. Chus Fontoii, hherlff of K
county, paid I'm; Lkadkk a jilcasaut
call la-l night.
Register Malone is down from Perry.
Miss Nellie Parker, cousin of Gus
Rhodes, Huh returned from u visit to
Mrs. O. J!. Kee. ul Chmi'l.cr. She re
sides in Kl Dorudo, ICuu.
Jai k MVnrney has gone to Jackson
ville to wuness the big light.
SHE SPURNED WORK
Ami niii Altiigiulii'r Tim I'lMtlilloiiH to
l'liume Iter lltltili).
.r. nnd Mrs. William M. Mitchell
were united in matrimonial bonds on
August 1? last. The couplo went to
housekeeping, but Mrs. Mitchell suid
.she was not built for housework nnd
sho kicked. She wanted to live at a
hotul and do the pretty act. This
made William angry, and resulted in
his filing in probata court a petition
for divorce. Tlie matrimonial bonds
were lejraLy dissolved by Judge. Law
rence yeatTilav.
I'enl I. Ktiite i'mnsli r.
V. F. Rreweilo.l. P. Thompson,
lot :, block '.VS. t upilol Hill $
A. Champion to G. W. .lone-, lot ft,
blocks. Mtilhiill .
L. it. Lyman to V. A. Lymiin, lot
LM, block -Ml, Guthrie
Trustees No. ii to J . P. Tliompon,
lots 1 and '.'. block 8, Capitol Hill.
Fulled Slates to J. T. O'Nell, w lit
11 w, f)l' 3S-17-2W
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40
1.S0O
10
KXI
I'l'iir-iin nincliiirgril,
Rundall I'earson wns dibcliarged by
.niugo .lorgtin yesteruny. lie was ar
rested on the elinrgo of killing a steer.
The Cur Tlili f.
David Karri, tho colored kid, will be
tried by .Justice Morgan todny for
breaking into a Santa Fo box car.
ISig 'I oil I tit ul.
A colored man named Pearson was
arrested yesterday with S10 worth of
stolen carpenter tools in his possession.
George Rust stood good for his appear
ance at trial.
Will rmrtlco Law,
Homer Wutkins came out from
Georgia with Judge Fitts and lias gone
to practising his profession with Kdgar
Watkins. Tlioy have au otlico back of
the townsitu board and aro good at
tornoys to employ in your lot son
tests Porry Tlinus.
OVERTHE TERRITORY.
llilglit ami llreezy lilt-of Now Dl-heil Up
fur tlin Iteni'llt of "l.o.tilir" Keailern.
Three thousand dollars were refused
for u claim a few miles east of Pond
Creek recently.
There Is an old judge In one of the
luiiiun nations wuo iioius mat poiter
is petit larceny.
The advent of tho ne w year in Hen
neuey was uolubratud by shooting a
hole in the Prubbyteriun church. 'J' he
Methodists are under suspicion.
Judge Thompson of Knld was lucky
enough the other day to marry two
couple. I'lui boys around the otlice
made a welsh with tho money and
bought cigars.
O'iginnlly the Wichita reservation
was a portion of tho United Stutes
public domain ceded to the Choctaw
Indians by the treaty of J uue 'Si. 155,
the Choutnws payiug tho United
Slates for tills land and getting u tit
tle to same.
OVER THE CITY.
Chicken ile at Mre. llornbargor'a.Ktf
WanU'U, a girl fur geimral liouso work
at T32 Hast Xoblu. aitf
I'on Sjai.k A lady's pony
415 North First street.
Call at
i(J2tf
!'. It. Lillie t Co.'s now storo U an
enterprise woll worth tho patronage
of our people. tf
Tho rallies' (iuild Invites the friends
1 of the ll v Mr Tvler to attend a re
ception a t'u Mi I i-nn n opera h"ue
. ,1 1 u-irwiuv evcniig from 8
tin honor of himself and bride.
to o,
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CALIFORNIA.
Krer befn there?
It is an ocean of nnne for Invalid'
A ten of sunsiiine for strangers.
A world of wealth for worker.
The Mid-Winter Fair World's Fair
Jr ought to attract you to'-Hii Fran
cisco in .Slit.
Those who inn. rtrled nt the displays
in thu Calitornin building, Jackson
Park, should Investigate further, by
takings trip to th Pacific coast
It will be found that the half hns
not been told: the reality exceeds the
promise.
Yon can go iiiiekly, cheaply nnd
com fort ablv over the Santa Fo Route.
A solid train all the way, running
south of snow blocKades, through
picturesque New Mexico and Arizo
na, Personally conducted parties every
week-. In tourist sleepers or fnst ex
press trains. Thousands hare patron
izod them.
Verv low round-trip rates now nnd
offeutive, good nny day and on any
train.
If you write to 0. T. Nl-holson. (i
P. A. A. T. M.F. R. It., Topokn, ICan.
ho will ninil froe, of charge, an enter
taining book, "To California and
Rack," profusely illustrated.
It will inevitably eonllriu tho Intent
desire to .see California fnee to fuce.
First
iiilili-ln il In
December
the nail)
I.cRlll'1
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Notice for Pttblicntioiii
l.iind Olllce at titithrle, t)k Dei iber
22, iaa.
Xotiee Is heii'by bIm ii that the follow -lliK-liumed
selllei hat hlcil imitce of hW
Intention to make lliml pronf hi suiiiiuit
of his elnim, mid thai said iiiniir ill lie
inaile before the icrImii unci teceixei at
the I'lilteil States land olllce at tlutline,
Okltihoma. on ,lantiar '.'Did. stl. l:
Amos W. Kulil fur Ihe tiorlhwei iiiinti i
of section eight is.i in tn nliip i put' n
(IT. i liortli of laiiKe tin..-:. uel Inili.in
Meilillau
lie mimes the following witnesses to
prove his continuous ield. nee upon, and
1'iiltlv ntliin of said laud. i
.laine Mvers, .lulm Kli,-on, (ee
Mjers. lieori-e Ogle, all of ( ieceut Cilj.
OUIuhoma Territory.
Any pei-on who desires to protest
aualust the allowance of such iruof, in
wlio knows of any Mib-tiintliil leaviui
under the law and the regulations or the
interior ilepartineiil. wh sitrh uu f
nIiouIi! not lie allowed, will In-irlxeii .m
oiioitutiity nl the above mentioned tiiim
mid place lo criHs-cviimilie the wituo-is
of snid chiimaut. and to otler i nli'iirc iiiv
rebuttal of that submitted hv claimant
.1-2.1 W. 1). I.imisi:, Register.
Subscribe forthoD.iiU 1,'uh'i.
DON'T HESITATE!
Ill T LO Itll.IIT ON TO
J. TUCKER livery
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Away up horses, line saddlers, gentle, stylish drivers, riding habits, line robes, new
surreys, phaetons, buggies, drummer wagons, etc. Courteous treatment. Low prices.
Come and see me and you will be pleased. 302 corner Vilas and First, Guthrie, Ok. Tel
ephone No. "j 2.
Eugene Tucker, Solicitor
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BwYorkHapQwareStDPB
The most complete line of Heating and
city at prices to suit all. Also carry a full line of oil heaters,
full line of Shelf and Heavy Hardware. Everything in
Sporting Goods line. Genuine Glidden Barbed Wire a specialty.
Farquharson & Morris.
Our branch house at Perry is complete in every Department
T.
L. ROBINSON
House, Sign and Carriage
PAPER HANGING.
Kmtlsti? Furnlhhel on Application
115 Nnrtli Kocond Struot.
FOR RENT.
8-room Iioiim1 J15 )
ft-room lioiiM, (iirnixlu'tt woo
Stoic looms from 510 tnfvi jior immtli.
IIuiim'S (tiiin S'-'.-'iO tofJS pel inuiiili.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On I'arms or on inside
City Property.
borne clroict bargains in Lit) prop-
erty and farms.
vuii unit aii; ua
Lynd's Real Estate & Loan Co
""executIve
BARBER SHOP
Wo try to please.
Only llrst-elass barbess employed.
Let us do your work
Harrison Av, Op, Governor's office
hnlil out.
I liavo thU day sold my laundry
buslnose and ifood will to the tluthrlo
steam laundry hltuatad at north ond
of First street I respcUMly ask my
I customers to patrunue them Instead of
tho lunainni. lio haiv no interests
iter and nav ntuf3 cv resp' t
fu' lno l.'lMMa
1 t KlN-vril) Proprietor 3 M0
BIG REDUCTION
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Now is the t my to pajx.r )our
home. In order to make room for
our large pring stock of Wall Pa
per, we wilt sell wall paper and
paints at prices that will surprise
yon. We have the largest stock in
tiic city to select from, and we can
sure suit you, both in price and
paper, if )ou will look at our stork.
We have just received a full line
of Colgate tt Co.'s fine perfumes
ami toilet soaps, which we would be
pleased to show on.
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Wallace & Muiler, Pharmacists.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW
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LET US
INTEREST
"Time and Tide Wait For No Man,"
Wither will the exceedingly low
prices put upon our tlress goods stock
M for this week alow
with us. 13c one of
to secure a plum out
Ph
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Oklahoma
and Collector.
Etter's 0. P. C. H.
OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
JOHN T. BRICKNER.
Contractor and Builder,
Estimates furnished on Buildings
of all description. Territorial
agent for U. S. Roof Paint.
Office 109 North First Street.
Stillwater and Orlando
Exchange Bam.
SHIVELY BROS. & VAN WYCK, Prop's.
rn A -1 if 1 -A l?l.tl . lrtl...i fri. l. .. 4..n . nM
lml)roved ,ucnities for earrvlntr uasbi'iirrers between thesj tno points. Tokit
always reailv to start at anv time in the
Tho shortest and quickest route between
THOMPSON & BLINOOE
BLEOTRIG LIGHT
LUMBERMEN.
Lumber, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Lath and Shingles.
I We cheerfully furnish estimates on all bills. Gie us a call
IN WALL PAPER.
GOODS
NO TROUBLE.
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