The Guthrie Daily Leader (Guthrie, Okla.)
September 13, 1893

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(Btotntrt 1 CtlOC. Orncm ov 1'ontcCATipin Uakrimh Amuro n m in iwaM ii i ma tH-tBKr.D AT TUB PoST-OFFICK AT GUTUXIS, OK., AS SeCONB-CLASS MaTTBF. J! M l I ii?J I.S. a iiwfcrtmii .SErTEMBtiU l'l, 1803. NO. 2i: VOL. 1. GUTHKEE, OKLxYHOMA, WEDNESDAY1 MORN1N0 31 klm it d n A4 IIII'BUWIWWMWHI-.HHUHWJWWWI t SWELTERING MOBS. They are Swarming Aboui the Yarlons Stilp Booths. SECOND DAY'S REGISTER. Forces at the Various Booth Points Being Redoubled Clock Work Registration. FEMALE BOOMERS IN THE PUSH, FAIRY DAMSELS GET THERE WITH BOTH FEET. TRAINS WILL ENTER THE STRIP. Onlv TIiiiho HulilliiK CcrtlllciitoH I'rom the (Imrriiiiient ltoulliH to Imi Alio" nl to llnl.T Cur-x I'riiiu AluiiRthe Strip I. Inn. The second tlnyl Tliousnnds of.,ajvelterliig boomers in lino uniting to register. Hundreds of peojdo left Guthrie yes terday for Orlnndo and the trains were taxed to their utmost capacity. At Orlnndo yesterday the sun beat down with Indomitable fury on the heads of fully 18,000 hoincscekers, and the scarcity of water and tho immense clouds of dust that filled the air made life unbearable to the niott of them. Tho crowds increase every moment and last night thousands of men were in line. Timo is precious and the lines ai'o as solid as a stone walls, the men citing nnd sleeping in their places. Registration progressed slowly yester day and tho "sales of plnses" were great, Mauds near the booths com manding from i-j 810. Orcat suffering is experienced along 'the lines at all tho border booths, at many places dozens of delicate women nnd scores of men wore carried out, entirely prostrated with tho heat, dust liud exhaustion. There seems to be a great scarcity oi water at Arkansas City. Parties vwio ciiiiio in from that place last enlng say that water is being taken from the city in tanks and is rotnillng at twenty-five cents per canteen or ten cents per cup full. Along tho hedges tents have boen set up whore beer, pics nnd sandwiches are being sold. At nil places confidence men are plying their vocations wltl tremen dous zonl. Shell and three card nionte games are being plied up nnd down the line, and llsh nre biting with nvidity. At Orlando n police forco has been formed to look after the thieves, who uro plentiful. A Kansas City man was last evening robbed of his watch and SiOO, leaving him broke. Others have been buncoed out of their money. There arc ti large number of women ready to make tho run on the 10th. llicyelo riders uro plenty. Among the crowd are men. as old ns Methuselah. Yet they think that they will make a winning race. There Is one old fel low there named Itaker, who is not less than 80 years of age, but who swoars that ho will got n claim or die. lie has two revolvers swung nt his hips and is as confident as a young man of 'twenty. Tho fow doctors in tho crowd nre mak'ng money, and from tho looks of things they aro likoly to reap u har vest Tho change in wuter is causing much bicknes.8. Food, and very poor food nt that, is commanding big prices. A small sandwich costs ','0 conts, a bottle of beer "5 cents, lemon ado is 15 cents n glass and u cup of coffee 15 cents. UAISI.Mi Till: lll'VU.. f y Teiati Itiiugrrii Try to Capture a Month I.liiuut Stlllmiter. llotwceu 5,000 and 0,000 boomers arc encamped nt Stillwater, with probably 3,000 men In line. Yesterday 700 reg istrations were made, und tho forco of clerks In tho booths will have to bo doubled to-day. All kinds of skin games and sure thing snaps aro running wide open near the booths and excitement is ut a high pitch Yestftrdn afternoon a band of Texas cowboys rode Into Stillwater ueavoiwi 10 caputr v in a trianglq lc Somo Vtdy Humor ltt'tjunllni; Kimi.r In l'n.te blun or CrrtllU'utis. A well known minister cf ..is city U authority for hestau.T i uhntH&i m H4 iUBMMHBihr "VHIi iJk oldlMWllUsentft ljtlllwator strip, ncnrosl Orlnndo, is being "soott ered" by 32 inun who have rogistorol at tho Orlando booth and carry certi ficate. This gentleman was in Oi- lnndo yesterday and aver that th Mpmd of soonors lu question were seen to enter tho strip. 'Icforo going far j they woro halted by soldiers, who, in familiar tonns addressed them with the salutation: "Hollo there; you aro soonors." A short consultation took plnce between tho soldiers and soonors when tho latter proceeded on their way, presumably to ptck out choice claims-. Whether this rumor Is true or not Is unknown and is given for what it is worth. Tho fact remains nevertheless, that therefore many soonors In tho strip, Mid'jS should be the duty of the sol diers to run them out. Tho deep valleys und timber lnnd of the new country provide splendid hiding plnces und unprinc'pled men aro taking nd vantago of them la gain advantage over Mioso poor strippers who now stand blenching in the hot sun tit tho booths. HUXIIKl'DS CO AM) COM II Immense Croud r (lutlirlc Cltlrrns Urg. NliTlng for Lot. Yesterday was a red letter day at tho Santa Fe depot. Hundreds of people from this city took tho early morning trniu to Or lando, nnd tho habit of forming lines in this country has becomo so fixed that the crowds naturally fell into penitentiary columns to tho ticket window at the depot. Luggage of every description uuder the sun was loaded on the out-going trains and hauled to Orlando. The afternoon train from the registration booths comprised two engines and thirteen coaches jammed to the doors with humanity. To-tiny w'll see thousands of (luthrio denizens nt Or lnndo. ciiouiis co.vnvi II TO Al'ltlVI'. Tliy Coino from i:rry Slide In till). llrnml I'lilon. The crowds continue t arrive every dny. Oulhrlo i.cpiiis to be the Mecca of the homo seekor. As a sample of where they come from can be taken from somo of .the arrivals of yester day. Including three doctors from viorida, a preacher from Mninc.n lum berman from California, a colony of farmers from Oregon, miners from Colorado, two bankers from South Dakota, an undertaker fiom Louis! una, eight lawyers from Kansas, seven families from Missouri and n caravan c f white-toppoil wagons filled witli negroes from A'abamn. A Utile C.lrl'H Kline. The troops are unnble to control the sooner movement and many say that legibtralion will only aid the soonors. It is openly said that the soldiers aro in sympathy with the s.ioners and while they will eject any that they may como across, thoy will not hunt for thorn. An organization is bcintr formed by tho boomers, who nro em ploying men who liavo exhausted their rights to tako public land, to go in nnd mix with the soonors and secure evidence aguinst them by belli"- able to Identify them if they attempt to file. Nora Wiley, u 14-year-old miss, suc ceeded in getting a certificate early in the day. The lines were blocked sol idly in front ot und about the registra tion booths, but sho went to ono of tho refreshment booths nnd secured n tray nnd two cups of coffee nnd htnrtcd towurd the center of tho crowd. As sho went along with, "I'leasc let mo through to tho clerks, gentlemen," the men mndo way for her and pushed others back. When she finally reached tho registration booth, sho placed tho tray on tho desk and said: "Mr. Clerk, I am an orphan, nnd therefore the head of my family, and I want to reg ister for a town lot." The men dis placed, nt first looked blankly at her, nnd then sot up a cheer. The clerk gave her tho coveted certificate, which sho triumphantly waved as sho passed through tho living walls of men. i:OltMol's nioWIlH A I' A1IKANHAH CITY. LKADKIt ItUltKAU. I AiniAxsAs Citv. Kan.. Sept. la, igai, Kscltciiiinil about tho booths Is u tune. Thuro Is no diminution j,, t, orowiU. To-night there aro l,ux) men In linr, and thoiiiiiinds aio arriving every hour. A Itoomer was shot hero to-night. IOTTIMIK fll'llli; 8TUI1'. lln-ezy Xutea IMeked Vi ut Kuiiiluiu KirilliiKT Itooniern, -He- lloomers, beware of while in line. pickpockets There is said to bo very llttlo wator for stock nt Orlando. The land ofllco at I'erry was the first to bo finished in the strip. Yo gods, what a rnsli it will be. All former onuulmrs will be eolimoiU.- T fiiMMs of ',r. -i-boyi rpamov. WPoeisigeiJing pax, tUTo-'can canteenT"at tim. m wr a .y.-entsrti. ,w JW HwaMani f vwUiralla. III?-, sr. rlvcd yesterday to make the run. Ho rode through on a mulo. The strip booth declarM'ions will hold men already holding claims in a tight box If thoy try to bold one in tho strip. Word reached here last night that i j so r boomei a to- surroubi ed near Honncssy, Tho lot included men, women und children, nnd te-ims of nil descriptions. It Is nllogod that four i x regents of tho terrltorlnl college ti mined them selves at Stillwater yestciday ltybnoh Ing u fnro layout. At Orlando tho miro-thtng men tire right In the push nnd suckers uro be ing tlceeod by tho wholesale. Saloon men nro nlso reaping a rich harvest. "A horse! n horse! my kingdom for a horsei" is tho refrain, und "Aro you going to tho strip?" takes tho pltfuu of other forms of salutation. There, will bo muny "Ulchmondsin tho field," und Illchnrds, too. "".lntuCs Comes n claim renter resid ing north of Outlirlc, foil Into lino at Orlando nt I) o'clock yesterday and did not reach the booth until 10:30 this morning, uunurcus ot sirippors aro enjoying life experiences just now. .1. A. Oladdcn of Arkansas City wan In tho elly lust evening, lie Is n roalty boomer nnd predicts that town lots will be higher on the afternoon of the 10th than they will on Monday, two days later. The depreciation wilt be nt least .10 per cent, according to his estimate. Tho prediction Is not us extravagant as tho Imaginations of ninny who expect t" make a fortune in n dny. Captain I'osey of Kingfishor, was in tho city yesterday. Tho Captain has the latest scheme or invention by which n person may rc.ch tho town sites first. It consists of splicing two Vicycles together in such a manner us to virtually form n pair of railroad trucks, with finnges and everything complete to make them keep tho track Tho invention would accommodate two persons and is supposed to make tho run nt the rate of one milu per minute. When the Cherokeo outlet is ndded, Oklahoma will have a territory of about i.'O.ono square mites. Tho terri tory of the five Stations is, in round numbers, .ll.OiK) square miles. Adding these large areas of country, a stuto would bo formed almost two-thirds ni largo as the state of Kansas, and three fourths an largo as Missouri. Its pop ulation would ho grenter thun that of any state admitted to the union since ,tho war, and larger than a half-dozen states now having senators and repre sentatives. OUTLAWS RAMPANT. THEY THREATEN TO LOOT THE CITY ON SATURDAY. An Ktrur! lolo Muilo by tho D.iltmi Hun- illln to Ki'toiir ilielr Coinr.ulp, Ark- iintng Tom ir.i-ly IteiiirtH. A couplo of gentlemen who came in from Ingalls Inst evening say Micro is more truth than poetry In tho roport that the Dalton gang intends to swoop down on Guthrie next Satur- .l.. 'PI... .til .i uuj. iiiuuumraui me KUlll ciuuu are j

suppressed for obvious reasons, but they declare that there is great dan- gcr of the outlaws sacking the city. I The bandits have a rendezvous about I fivo miles from Ingalls, and It Is said reinforcements aro going there every day. Tho proposed raid is said to be partly for pure cusscdness nnd partly for revenge. Arkausas Tom, the ban dit, who was so handy with his gun in the Ingnlls fight, nnd af torwards cap tured, is said to have furnished his pals with much information as re gards the lay of tho town and how to liberate him from the jail in this city. It is possible that thy whole story of tho proposed 4-aid isa big bluff, but, nevertheless, It would be well for Guthrie citizens nnd ollicers m keep their optics peeled Saturday nnd Sun day next, when tho town will be prac tically deserted f. FARMERTRAIN ROBBERS-'' Were the .Men Win. Held U tliu I'rlfceu ut .11 on ml Vnllf-, Deputy United Stutes Marshal Jack son of Coffcevlllo, Kan., wns In tho city last evening. Mr. Jackson was tho officer who enptured tho bandits who robbed tho Frisco train nt Mound Valley, Kan., last week. Tho capture was made ut Ingalls Sunday and the name ot the men aro Charles ltcuhut, j Charles and Oeorgo McCluro und W. I W. Curroy. Jackson says tho men are I not crooks, but overgrown furmers, who wanted a little notoriety. Their I notoriety will go a triilo farther than tho men desire, however, ns thoy must nnswer to tho chargo of slaying K. press Messenger Chupmah. Tho booty stolen from tho men wns found on their persons. The wonld-bo bandits aro sullen and refuso to talk. Dully l'upir lor I't-rry. Hon. John XV, Jacks of Montgomery City, Mo., and Robert J. Ilodgo of Columbia, Ma, nre lu the city. Messrs. ks and Hodge are prep-ring to Xlnr a Demn.-mtl,. lnllv nt IVirv iunt W n os tho building for their olllco pan i constructed. Their pre sos nnd a complete outfit has arrived ut Vorry, and to-duy thoy shipped all tno him ber made ready to bo put together justassoonas.lv can be done to that embryo city. Doing old nowsnuner meu backed With Ullinle cnnttnl n..ov ,ill J"" vMt (UVtt w oo aa important factor in the poUJ oi '.iitory, TRAINS WILL RUN, TRAINS TO E JTER THC.STRIP Or. OfH NING OAY Only TIhimi Hold lift Ortl 1 1 in I I'rimi (itneniniei.t lUolhi will lie Al lnvvml mi tho Curs. All doubt nre nlltiyetl. Trains will run into tho Chorokeo strip nest Sat urday. Seorotnry lloko .Smith yesU'itlay Is sued nn order govornlug: the railroads on tho atrip. Tills Jiiattcr is one of mutual agree ment between Soctretary Smith und tho railway managers, und Is substan tially In accordance With recommenda tions made by (lovornor Swino ford. gonoral inspector, who rocelvod l.l0 Inst evening tho following official to.'- ographle communientlon with tho ac companying order: WASin.VOTO.V, Sept. IV. 1S91. i. i oh iiiiMoni, tjiiiuiin, UK.: inn um w tliiit tho iK'compBnvltiK orflPl-1 given due iiuhlleltj- mid proiwrlr oxocuted. 1Ioki:Svitii. Secretiiry of tin- IhIiih.i. Order of Department of tin- liiteilnr. Washington, Septomher 11. itu Jn view of tho proclamation lued by till pi eslilent of tlm United Stain llxlng Iweho o'clock noon of Spptemlicr lijtli. 181)3, ns the hour at which Hie ChiTokee Outlet will ho opened to settlement, and to the cud thnt the ruins and regulations heretofore prescribed for suM opening may 1m the more flTectually i-xivutod. 1 hereby dhect that no railroad triiin Ik peimitted toenter said outlet durhiK the sl huun befoie snld time for opening. For three hours after said time of oxiiing triiins will lie all'vpd to outer sai.1 nutlet only under the following regulations: L Tiny must lx for rjtiucriil ue. and not linsisl or chartered to im fn,iriHl passenger or pastieiigoix Tim trains must bestntli .it tho edge of Filttl lnild Ht least t lit 1 1 nmiiitex before the hour of iihiiIiir, and h.il not I Ik entwed by pnongers ctiil. i t lm n thirty minutes before the limn (.f ih-h- ing. 3. So one shnl.' entor either uf said trains as a pnkspiiger iiiiIcmh Ih holds u certlllciite from one of tho Iwoths. 4. Tho trains may stint upon said laud any tlino after the hour of opening. Trains m-ist stoji at ery "'ailon, and at liitennedf.iU' points nut more thnn five miles apart. (I. Tho trains will he limited In speed to 1.1 mllos an hour. 7. The rcKiilnr local rates of passenger cliargos shtill not Ijh i'cei'ded. 8. Xo one shall bo allowed to board snld trains after t uy enter the strip. The United States ofll rs lu cIihikh will give, effect to this nrd'i. HtiKE Smith, Sieieinry of the Intv.rlor. PERSONAL AND CENERAL. 1U11 Orunter was arrested by Dopttty Jlnrshnl Tnmiin yesterday on ihn chargu of stealing horses in tho Chlek- usnw country. Mnjor O. V. Ilorrltt is horo from St. Louis to participate in tho rush. -iic, l u ll r r n. Messrij. I. S. IIofrmau.GeowoSt-ode McKeo und Oruikeliank uro visitors from Chnndlor. Jdgo John Upright of Chandler Is in tho city. C. .1. Wrightsman, Esq., of Tccuuiseh Is in the city. Dr. 6 A. Mooro of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and It. 11. Norton aro preparing to open n loan olllco nt I'erry. Presiding Klder Murray ot Oklahoma City was in tho city yostcrday confor iug with Kovs. lluclc, Smith and Green regarding tho holding of tho annual conference in this city on December 85. llishnp Newman, ot Omaha, will prob ably preside. It. II. Hill of Ardmore is hore to make the run. A. G. lllaok of Dentonville. Ark., Is hero with a view to locating. He was formerly private secretary to Senator Horry. Hngineor Journny of Nevada, Mo., is horo for the purpose of stripping. Charles Wounor, of Galvoston, Is tho guost of his brother, Fred. Judge Fuulkncr of Washita county and Colonel Hubert L. Grcot.of 'Lnfny- uiiu Luuiuj', .uisbuuri, nrq visitors in the olty. Ii V. Tobbo of Denver is the uuest of A. O. a llleror. Judge 11. F. Green of Chicago is hro visiting Judge Charles Urown and nre- I paring for tho strip rush. I W. T. Hurgoss of Wichita and editor Hitchey of tho Wichita llco aro in the city. Mr. llurgess will proparo n mag aluo article on the strip opening. Mrs. .N. l Sagers of Chicago and Wir-hlta has located in tho city. Shu has opunsd a ladles' tollot room ad joining tho V. M. C A. room. K.vSccretary Martin Is in Stillwater to-day. A boomer was drowned in a north of Winfluld lust night. creek From the amount of stutr somo ton derfoot boomers uro taking to the border, one would think they wore golug uround tho world and stop bx weeks ut every summer rosorL Tho governor und secretary of Okla homa have loou instructed to take the necessary htops lo strictly enforce tiie prohibition nga list the carrying of doHdly weapons upou the day of the strip opening. KxUovornor (Stoolo arrived at Or- ...urn. jaaicriiuy irom Indiana wuu a i party 10 enter tho strip. D. M. Hoper and Judge Fred Hcetls of Heeds, Mo., arrived vestonL-it htrlp." They roglsterod at Arkantias t'ltv Mnmlnv.

illv Miy at 111 le s 22Slf Gomin QMs Own Special Train! '.I.uiopo'iu ihkI 0.''UimIUI, 'Ion. AllH'I'h'll'l TI, (lien 'H ;LNT'S UlAMl SANGL VIM Shows. International toeixxlronc aol Irriin. XI nBrrlp. Au.uiirlt Vt T WILL KXH11 Guthrie, WedneseptJO. 150' World's Distinguished Arenic Meteors! Mo.NSTER Menagerie Wllil lleiKtu. Of llnre ManvSmc mvn ot ShcIis Never llefore Swn In America. A Host of Yniidlnu Siirirles Un (iralli'leil. ALL ARTISTIC. NEW PE. f-'EATURESt RLESS. PURE. Tor particulars see ",J!l",SW.:i;B miHliiiiiiB. Two grand 'Ibitlons ii.uiv. DiMirsopeu at 1 mid 7 p TRADE RS If 3 1 U GOMPAN, Spencer Robertson AGENTS. Q U E-WvLJUfcuB Watch this spuci; ii jtm want anything in our lint. FOR SALE. A horse or horse and buggy to i trade for town property. A running marc ami aa'ltlle to trade for town property. Heeded farm in Logan county to crJe for town property. Lodging house, furniture and iiitures for sale. Farms foj sale and rent. CALL AND SEE US. Miss Bosworth's HIGH SaEOOl'j FOR Young Men and Young Ladies WILL Ol'KN 111 the University Building SEPTEMBER 15. Full Coin 'mis in Latwi, Mathematics, ScleniM, History ''hud Literatim. Preparation for College unit Teaching. TtlSKIilKiaNOIiiS: SecroUiry Martin and Mrs, Murtiu. Judge Dale and Mrs. Dale. .IuiIko Foster and Mrs. Foster. C. M. Harm's and Mrs. Idinims. Hon. 1). T. Flynn ami Mrs. Flnn. Dick T. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan. FOR A GOOD GO TO Cleveland Ave, West of Division St, WM. ADAMS, Prop. FOH A IjOOO 1 t m2?7 "zr" 1 1 inu JxA.1 KJ U JL&.A.AA.1 Livery Team EUREKA eARN UVEKY RIG Go tc STflPI PTnW'Q w b n iu i uii u T T iiivery earn. T. u. I .u orld u after out st.,,1 ml inny much every body In t" lh vh.ilv 'i.i..-, act hrti. itt.v 'diiu better, either. In the llni 1U IS. KM.. lll. ."l. w,..j, Hid im- n i..j rt,-ni u...u lltf.) II.... i i..j .i..w, i.iiulu'i 1 eo iiies to footles r. .......i. Uiuc.'iiHl iKhtlv. If yi. t s for shoe. -W 1i-im ierlhliiu In' u (oiihrsNit iinu-ii-i. f ,i,MI, imslupssoi ttliMiUi. mi tunin vveiir fm home nrv i i O F -4--n Eisensch-midt Hetst vtt 7rT 1n R. A 1 iiu xrt.-vc .wivnnruv"" no vv iv.vl i EAGLE 109 HARRISON A.'ENUE. Everything in the DRbT5 LINE. WAIv.Lv PA1JKR Prescriplions Filied Day or Night Ba 11.1,1 I'lidNJ: econ 'rfc x j vl WMEr, (T a -.b a u a oj ftcoiMi riant t.opa New Goods at 2nd Hand Prices, See our Gasoline Stoves beat. Sold right DOWN pairing of Gasoline Stoves a specialty. A. H. RICHMOND Big Collar Saddlery House, HL'ADQl WUTKItS 1'OIt Strip Supplies, Harness, Bridles, Whips AND SPURS. SADDLES FROM $2.50 UP. Se c our Mammoth Stock. Don't bu until ,'ji get our prices. memlK'r the uiunber, m, Harrison avenue. Sign Ihg Collar. CAPITAL CITY -BEADLE'S A full line of Books. Stationary, News, Office and School Supplies always on hand. 9 H. A. BO.YLE, Proprietor. LOOK HERE iwnsnwm i iWi I Am Here to Stay! MMBaMaM MMMWMMM MM-M BBa"1" M M HaM amm M MBaaBMm If you uro in want of tho Ccdebrsited Cincinnati Safe, Firo or Uurglar Proof or Firo and Uurglar I'roof; If you aro in want ot tho Colubrated Amorican IJolpmate, Slngor, Hoyal New Homo Sowing Machine; If you aro in want of IlioycUw and lrlcycles, suoh-as tho colobratod Imperial King of Scorchers, tho Fowler, the Oriel, tho I'hronlx, tho Central, the Warwick, the Itoad King, the Telegram, the Telephone, tho Cour.er, tho Traveler, the New Mall and tho Houd Qujou llicycles, at wholtw'- retail, come and get my prices, ut luO E. Oklahoma uve., (iathrUv t' EL. PI. KNAU88, M2S? The English Kiteh THE OLDEST HOUSE AND ONE

lit lit vel'. Nobodv wnnts n poor m i lti.iic Mint, and tender xn.it- i n.ur Doekei 'i-miU llahilv. and Mini at oosiV A, G. HIXON, Prop'r, CONN'KCTIOX.-HWl they can't be LOW. Re- Oklahoma Ave. bet First and Division. Re- MC STOKE, a. v P. SAUNDERS. -El BOOK STOKE, BLOCK.- y Vllfi OF THE BEST in the CITY 0 Q i K IS R UK 1 v.l if i JV ju. Rates $!,25 h Day. fyqriUtfflP&M drutrst CUHiaii At. Eist of CjK

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lok HMR( 1- OF TITLES, BKh V. Al. URONSOX, IX RKAR OF BANK OF INDIAN IKRRI'IORY. J V 4 X. I r i mi inimi i i ,M m iihiiiimiiiiii i i minimi .i m jii,,mmmrrmmnimmmm r I t t P a c 1 I I i I he geafcev orrtci.w. r.rnn op i.no.v. ovstr. 11Y 1IOV r iinl'r M N. All Intending BOttlorS should romomborf' t It is necessary In ordnr to facilitate th work;1 to havo your blanks filled out boforo going to tho booths. You want blanks approvod -by tho dopartmont officors and pronounced oorroor. You can't A i ,ipieiifr. afford to make any mistake. A slight error might lose your claim. Wo guarantee 'Tho Loader" blanks to bo abso lutely correct. For sale at Llllio's, McEIHinnoys's and thlsofflco. Supply yoursolvos boforo starling. All orders ntiil business with The Lkadkk from Orlando will bo trans acted through Messrs .1. ltoy Will JumasmilrArthiir Ilrattliwnllc. 1.kai:ii UHlntehwHtccilopposlto booth. llWHIriilerirns defeated In tho llrll- jfilflfouso" of Lords by a vote of I Hi to 41. I.oitii Komh' new telescope Is said to lie so large nnd powerful that one can by looking through 11 boo into tho fu ture. What about annexing fltuvnll and railing on tho saml-wnoly heads down there to legislate upon the silver qtios Hon? Or am. fool notion the ru.y idea that tlio booth olllccrs stani) e num ber of your lot or claim upon enuh our tlllcnlu in the wow!. The stamp marks tlio order of filing, n tilling else A PPlnti oi compromise is evidunlly lulling hold of ciinj. i essiiien snd sen ators at WhsIiIh; n. and it being composed of etalwur lieuiovr.its good Hid healthful laws i ill soon bless tho land. Tin: pendulum Is vibrating hither mid thither all over the eouulry and soon tho circle under Deinocratlo statesuianshli) and leadership will be completed mid tlio smiles of returning prosperity will gladden all patriotic hearts. rffijX HftHyd roviow dot' ires that 2$, ''tragwjjHluatwi's and works linre ro- fvtfBijmedKtheliiast weoit I an have 'stopp'eoyopliratioiis. Tills Is i most In- tc resting stntomeiit of tho iiiilnstrlos of the fount rv inul iulto encouraging to the count, v Tin; IVchs-duculto says the pooplo inny bo thnnkful that tho departmeiil lias not adopted all of (lovernoi Swlno ford'K rccomincudatlons about tlio opening, .lust as though tho Press (!n7atto know how to open anything even u jnck-pot. AiTra looking tho field over (lov ernor Swliiofonl beeamo convinced that It would be unfair to tho juoror class of suttlor. not to allow trains on tho opening day. lie lolegmpheil his convictions and reasons therefor to the honorable huurotnry of tlio lute terlor and thu rocent order is the re sult r r Oxi: thlngj'ougruss ought to do nl this sessioyjfo'- wry oarly in the regu lar HDSSfor, and fiat is adopt striugciii inensiircs regulating ami restricting foreign Immigration to this country. We are getting entirely too inniiy of tlio Chicago clas of nunrchisU for the well-being of Amerlcun institutioub. Kvcry country tdiould be made to keep within its own geographical bounda ries Its own lawlcbt, olemouts. A (ik.nti.kiian was heard denouncing the booth system ou tlio street yes terday and swearing It Has a nion htrous humbug gotton'up in Hie Inter est of hoqners and fraud, and declar ing that the secretary of tho interior lor, he mis a humbug liimwlf uud that t declarations uud oi rtifleates didn't i Minount to anything mid nobody was l? trRU hmeo Uiv aui' at'f die i-olt-bound to pay any attention to the The men aroChnrleiltonhut. Cluirku order of registrsti. u. I'pon being and (Icorge MeCuue and W. W. A. niucstionod further le admitted that lie had registered ui had his certifl entc, and that he b night a negio's place hi the Hue for three dollurs, uhlcli accounU for his Irritability. Jlclng asked that ,f he thought the .certificates wore woi titles, why did lie stand in line in the hot sun fur Mi,itit. lir,iik-c In rkPftt.r In w.,1 ..it. ilit,.lt .o4t him three d.dla,-.. he .epilod. ,i r -ncii, i ui airniu, unci lunugiii u bel tor to have onn t i dif Mr,V differ aud will cuntln for until the crack of (loom i incom ing publu' polu u s as well ii private judgment. ium.irning icli a, eco nomics, politie agriculi.irc :ind salcnces; .ma were it not tlHIdilces tlih uorld wtuKI fit habitntioH t i.ui to live lo not or eaiiifc'' ag-ee uxm he arts r these ii it a ti Men .It ijue tion of currency aa; nywe t'luii tbc can agree up uucstlon of ortlm doT rcirgkin, w netber i' was tin intention of tut Anuighty t.mt Un HUould or slioul 1 iiatugiee. t c fait jtli-t they di. not agree mii-i bj se Mr c-r.'an, ior nan uu utnius it, grasui d tho saiiic nues- lev. cl it fr-'iu tlio same laud arrive I al tbu mi-uc tbo world t m in', n- vinnlil 1 1 it i-i 1 1, .i :l hllt'e IllOIlWev lllc

nagerif, unfit for anything except hWlnglng heat downward by tho tail tfmWmmtmm miuSmSS 1&SS2B5 r-'ooncjuaionH H' '-oro sumo ft re .mbs Wclelievc, "a these difference of p utjii, and i velleva tho divmo naur en JTiT tf$ urron-the tdb'ti urpnthii tdb tits f 'cry In "t'Uijifsva dried fl m iti't'i tit'le "ri M I of itajili Is l .is in.m.v In'1 i -ll'Hll'l llll.ll 'I 'I I I III III urn! tin i an ininil in its inati.li.l "I "I pol,,1, tli'Hi. URKER U0RR..orLD. It will mnwlc Mr. Gr.-cr In 1'nd nny J ,,,11 whatever between scet'ori JO iof Hie presid.nts proclamation aim the ruling of t,, department to ll'p effect lltot ii single perwu etui iKr but n single lot In u single lownslte. I'rc-cinptlnff ir lioniaMeadlng u single uotn tho beginning Is quite differ joni proposition from "proving up" on n grater n.tmW upon which per- has subsequently 'mtidoaubstiiii-

bill I IllllUtVlilvil fcr allow lllnmelf In bo led astray I'.v Greer' willful mbcnnsf ruction of Hip law in connection Willi a pldiu rnlr laid down bv lh Interior department. KUMBBB BROKERAGE MUST STOP. There must I nn end to thin tiling of getting n plnco In tlio lino for the puriiosc of wiling to nn cutamor 'Home there are who register, drop bach nnd tuhu up their station in the i lino axaln, sell out for a consldorn I tion and dunblo back again, repeating the operation many llmeav This is un fair. It gives tlio icltlor with money nn unjust advanlugo over Hie one without. It makes tlio line nuvor ending. 11 causes the booth officers iinnoyanct and delay. And It must stop. Of course the matter of netting to tho booths is largely an arrangement of thoso lutoreatod. Hut tlio oil leers can and will prevent fraud. Tin: UtAimit lias prosunlod tho whole mut ter to Governor Swlneford nnd lie will to-dtiy lake such action ns to slop this number brokerage. THE OUTLOOK HEIGHTENING. Argument basud on sophistry will not rofule the fact thai the purple to revise the proteetlvo in rift laws by the presciil DiMiocrutii: admlnNlrattun in aecordanee with tbu pledges of the Chicago convention, and Hint too at i tho i:irlli-t poiwtblo day, furnishes (lie tolutiou of tlio rutiirnlng prosperity to llio iuilustrial interusts of tho eouulry. Vhllo under th pledges given by the national convention the Pouiocratit parly uiih committeil lo lovtsinu ul tlio earliest practiual moment, thert1 was no obligation or oven expectation that tho nintlr would be considered until early In tho icgalnr sessloii of oon- grosti, and tho prompt notion of con gross al the present extra session In I lieglunlug tho work of review Is pro- duclng tlio most healthy and hopeful resuiuj, as OTUieiiccu ou every nanu ny J the returning prosperity In the busl- noss mart, ri'siunptloii of the bank a, reopening of factories and oilier iudns- 1 trial pursulls KANSAS EDITORS MEET. llumlrPil ill 'ropctkii to Tri-fcet nil Antrt cliillon ami Villi I tin I'n I r. Toi-iiitA, Kan., .Sept. IS. Tho State Kdltorial association mot in ropi'o sentativo hall ymtonlay morn ing with about 100 editors pres ent. The afternoon trains yesterday and onrly trains to-day brought nearly I'OO more with their wives and families. It is estimated that about 50D nursons will be on the editorial train which will leave over tho Santa I'n at l:H.l o'clock this afternoon. Tho meeting yesterday afternoon adopted a state constitution and arranged the preliminaries for the trip. Last nigh Hut as sociation was welcomed by Charley S. (Heed, and the president, Charles K Scott of the Iola Uegister, responded. Other addresses were made b prominent members of tho nsscx iatiou. Tho constitution will provide for tho mooting of tlio association in Toieka in January in each odd year, and at such place In even numbered years as tho o.Noentlvo committee may decide. On tho rot n, -ii trip from Chicago tho association will ilo the Ilouk Island. TRAIN ROBBERS UAUQHr. Pour of Jim Slmniil Vullrj-, K:m lljtoi r.ilii". C4iturpil In Okliilioiiiii. Oswkoo. Ivns.,Sept. r. Four of the robbers who held up tho 'Frisco train at Mound Valley, Kus., and killed Impress Messenger Chapman, September a, are now in jail at Uswego. They war captured ten miles south of lngaIlfc,OK-. by Jtennty I'nlted Stall s Marshals .Incfcsou and Hicks of Coll'eyville, ho had boon on l urry, all round crooks and fakirs. Watches and other bootv taken In tLe holdup were secured with the men uud there is W) doubt a to their I identity. They am sullen and refuse to talk. Itlulous li.iliuii JIlH.rt. l'lTTsnt mi. 1'a, Sept R'. In the Utile mining tuwuof Hesdllug last nigui ion or more Italian rattlers d la M"P?i "Tu"' T I l v ul traiie, urmett ihem- selves Willi sliotL'ims a ml Kl .i,,-i i. aftr dark deelar.-d that un .n. ,.l,.,i.i work In the iniii.-i. nuless they W(fre 1 reinstated. All nighi long the v par- I u.la.1 lit. ......t. 1 1! l I". nw.--vw, miwimir iiKe de mons pud tiring their krUIIll jn every diiction l ihUt threats of death lh unm f, U -n at work to Jle.i i,.ng lii.,:iiei st.,r.. where thev Wn. i .-.l i,v I about thirty An. ii..,, who weie witli dilMcultj I, i ii. .1 i.om opening fire ou the It.. uiis '1 he n.ob re turned to the works this morning un 1 the owners dec'ded to -hut ilmvu to pr.'eiit bloodhhco. Al d.ithgut .i h,ss' of ofliceis bin'i'i'.' i 1 in .iii,-,.-iii" tlurit -t no of the r.ot' i T llrro I t ii ii ll i i v t 1 I o '.m. I U- i.i i Ni.i.l t4i f tli I.. :,etal lle cunvcutioii, tu be field iu St. I.ouis October 3. today reeelvid a letter fi'.w Governor ilngg of Texas, In whiil ti,o 'utter inn,, d h h lntcil lion or n.tf ii..-. nt .,1 Hie meeting I1 .i s.jt. a ii al l fi. "i I sa m t ,,f .1.1- n lion, .al i -irai ,i.i i. r. i r. ut.'u, 11 -irnU r Ut .n tuiu i tl this (juestiou b.- keplbet.tr.. the pub ,Via, a l r' r' and mt bile so tht iiu-tuuveutioii ni-i.t 1 II ultcmn-il i)tt nor II f im tur li.it-n.tt f Iti ntcnv nrr v.. it It -itnn 1 nt evening from Chicago ar i ti Mv. w. .HW. tr 1? jr y w y wnui Is lbc Best and Cheapest Paint on the Market. What Is it that glvos any Paint Durublllty, ISoauty or Finish and Prosorvatlvo Quality? PURE LINSEED OIL ONLV. To every gnllnn of llninuier Pure I'repnred l'alnt must be added one gallon of Pure Haw Unseed OH to reduce nndy for l'aiutlug. NVlifn you add a gallon of puro, frosh bin toad Oil ion gallon of l'nint. you know that you will havo a ready-mixod Taint, made li.nn puri Idnseed Oil and not one inado from Liquid Adulterants. This nccossarv addition of raw Mineral Oil places tho durability of your l'alnt under your own control, and, If pure Oil Is used, the durability Is assured. This l'nint is most economical, asooinpaid with other Uedy-Mixed l'alnt Inasmuch as the consumer does not pay tor Unseed Oil used at the rate of cos! of lieaily-Mlxed Paint, 1. 10 to 81.70 ner gnllon. Aftir being thinned with pure I. in .eed Oil, one gallon of tlie mixture will cover :um) square feet two coats, on good surface. Theie Is no other l'nint made (hat can offer nbsolute proof of durability, at a cust of ?l M) per gallon to the consamei. ESTKor sale only by F. B. LILL1E tS. CO. DRUG. BOOK A. NEWS DEPOT. GUTHRIE LONG DRAWN OUT. THE DEBATE ON MEPEAL WILL OCCUPY WEEKS. NO VOTE LIKELY BEFORE OCTOBER. llilrljr-Threo Sfiiatiirn I'.enily to Ktprrai 'Ilinlr Vlitttii rriKi'oilliic In tint hull- n I o inul IIiiimc Ni'tt Hiilt-4 for 'eniiliiii Aiiv.iU C'nic ('pnlninlul of tho Nu- (litmil Ciipltul, Wasiiixoto.v, Sept. If. Thirty-threo senators havo arnmgnd lo sj.eak in the futuro on thcsilver purchase repenl bid nnd others may ducido to tako a hand before tho conclusion of the de bate. Should this prove true it is more tltui) probable snow will be Hying before tho mutter in settled, Mr. (Icorgo of Mississippi has stated that lie expects to speak nliout two days. Mr. .tones of N'evada nirl Mr. Daniel of Virginia will each consume two days, and Messrs. Morgan of Alabama and Stewart of Nevada will each speak one day. Kven If a compromise should ulti mately bo agreed upon tlio final vote will not bo taken earlier than about the llrst week in October The silver senators still insist that a vote cannot ho rpuohed at all without a cloture rule, but under tho rules of the senate there Is no provision what ever for shutting oft' debate, nnd it is not probable such a rule can be adopted now. f"iir,tp 'rmci'iliii. Wasiii.notox, Sept. 1-'. In tho sen ate this morning Mr. Stewart of Nevada submitted a resolution provid ing for u committee of live senators to ascertain and report whether any senator was interested as u stock holder or otherwise in any national banks. Mr Hill of Xow ork opposed the resolution on me ground mat It was uncalled for and utuiccossary nnd a reflection on lonatorH. Tlio resolution hcing objooted to went over till to-morrow. '1 he repeal bill was then taken up and Mi. l'ugh of Alabama bpoko in opposition to it. .Mr. 1'ugli of Alabama said that it was the determined and unalterable purpose of the opponents of ropoal to stand upon their convictions of public duty nnd fidelity to tlmir pledges to the iiemilo whom thev renrenntil nnd who had honored tiiem with thoir confidence on this vital question until their physical strength was exhausted. A 1'iaji'r lor (ho l,lttlo Oii. WAHiiiX'iniN, Sept. if When the house met to-day loss than 100 mem bers woro piosent Chairman llusU of tho accounts committee Is absent at tho world's fair aud the report from that committee could not thorof"-i bo presented. Tho chaplain prayed for tlio littlo stranger in tho White honso as fol lows: "Wo thank Thco that Thou hast g'liddoned tho nnt:on and tho liomo of tne chief executive with a little one. May the life and health of Hi j moth -r bo conserved and the life of tho child spared that sho any attain tho high ideal of woman hoo.l illumined by her mother, and may meekness, modesty, mildness, gentleness and all Hie virtues that pertain to the higlliwt typo of wouiuu hood be hers. And may tho family of the White house become a, beacon in the wilderness to nil tho families throughout the length nnd breudth of llielaud. The colored representative from ,Soutli Cnroliun, Mr. Murray, iinsuo poasfnUy sought for tlio Immediate passngu pf a resolution appropriating saou.OOO for the roliof of tho eyclonq BUlTorors at lle.iufort, S. C. A resolution was passed confiscating the public documents issued up to Decomber 1, which tho members of the last house had voted to thorn solves, and at 12:35 the houso adjournod until to-morrow. ll'lll; III l'ltlialnll Aidt4 Itltl. Wasiuxotox, Sopt 13 Secretary tinilth of the interior department has prepared a new code of rules for up jieaU In pension canes to do it way with Ioom) method of the past. 1 wler this new code applicant are required to tilu a ennpis and plain statement of the onoif of law. New and material ovldonof uill first go lo the pnsion onlce. 2q apt eitl through a suspended attornoy ui ue aiioweo uuit-fc retundiueiit shall have been made. No olalm re- snail have been made. No olalm riv ieuUd ou iinpoal by the secretary will reopened wltliont his approval, J be Jsr I of pemdons appeals lim Ill 1. been coukollciai..,! with i.I. pf Mis.ourl as chairman. T (ilw Ii1iih Tru linn. Wasihm..n, Nn,t. j A ul uinyit dat'iytt the i.eitrv law tniL

n tlw suuule today by Mr It provides that the tiiuu for II oar i.u- xorfisiraiioii oi m t hiBitt laip. crs now in the lultea MaUsh hhM lie extended for six months ufter tho ,,-o.,K, iiuK iiruiiosoti Ui:l j, ameuiU the Geary law by repeuliu .liuf I. .el i .11 ..t.it. h il.-i hat porti.ni rciiiilritiff that wltnes in w fo in law i t. s HipulttAl I'htiii.k,, &t...ti wiutd ne. sons. Tho bill iuintir,A f.irce for six sections of the Gearv act '..HUB, IM ,,t,, treaty can bo made with the l no"e. Koiariunent for the regulh Hon of iimincriatiou Mrs. A I' Saunders wishes to an nounce Uher f i lends and pa r.u h her arrival in tho city after i p b d ibtt in th east where she has -Ki the latest styles in millinery and u lii-imtl-Ai! ift ui'lt thp In w c y, Openli, 4 ,nuuc or J a U ilprfiion at nue ssu Paint PURE Prepared THE MYSTERY SOLVED. Mm, Wilylit'n Murtlurur All Cimslit Completo l.'niif4'4ittoiii. Kan City, Mo., Hept, 13. The mystorj surrounding the murder of Mmlntiii Wright htm been outlrcly solved i.nd the thrco perpetrators of the lion ous crime tiro safe in jail aud a complete confession thken from each I one. Too third aud last ono of the murderers, Jphn A. Jlartcltey was arrested yesterday about noon. Jones admits planning tin robbery whi.h resulted in the muider, and, according to his story, Clark, tho oilier mur derer, was only taken into the plot last t Thursday. Two weeks ago dnnea and .lohn A. llnrlehey, another cook, talked of the robbery) niord ng o tho htat incut muile by the negro porlor at I'm sv I'urcoH'a em ployment ageiuy, No. l Wet Ninth street llums that last week the met him and indeed him tolio a p irty to the i-obbciy of Miidauio W ight, but ho rofusod to have anvthiug to do with tho affair .lohn Clark, nn ex-tonvlot, but recently pardoned from tho Kansas btatc penitentiary, and linrry .louts, a restaurant conic, were the two men Who actually committed the murder and robbary. Clark, who was Hie first man arrested, uuido a wiltten confession admitting the robbery, but declaring that .lones wns tho actual asailnul of the woman, .lones, when uriesieii iicuieii an Knowledge or Hie allair. but ho afterward made n full v-bui "iii. ivi uiit-u illllii nil" l"A" convict was tho murderer. .lones tells a detailed story of the crime, which Is as follows: "Chirk and 1 by engagement mot at Nintu and Walnut streets nnd remained there, waiting until the olerk for MiuUme Wright, Miss William left her otlloe. IU saw Miss Yi i a, a, leave the office about 0 p. in. or .tile later. We then started for Madame Wright's olllco, Clark in the lead. Clark onterud tio oHico of Modaine Wright and closed Ho door. I stood at the door. 1 heard a bcuillo nnd a fall on the floor. I stood at tho door some thieO minutes uud then went into tho olllce. "Tho body of Mitd:.me Wright was lying op its siile and lark was gluing as'.ridn of the body, lie then turned her over. All this time lie Imd her by the throat, choking her." I hnd a cord In my pocket. 1 took It nnd tied her legs. While I tied her legs Clark was looking lor money in Madnmo Wright' bosom. Clark got up from Where he was sitting. Ho took hold of Madame Wright's body and ro lid her over on her face. Chirk then took hold of Madame Wright's hands and held them whllo 1 tied them. 1 searched her dress and found a largo pockotli.tiik. Tills pocketbook was hewed uii in her dress. 1 cut it from her dress ,iud put it In my pocket. Atiout tii.i time I hoard a light tap at the dour This tap alarmed us. We piade no further search for money. Wo both loft .Madame Wright's ofiice, I going out first, Clark following me. Ho pullt I the door shut after him. Tiny lien wont to a lot near tha jail and i'lvided tho money, after wide:, u oy separated. Uartcl.ey vns arrested at 11:30 o'clock i sterility morning at work at It rcstau anion Main street. Ho con fessed ti tho fact that ho and Jones hnd planned to rob Madame Wright uud tiny met about fl o'clock Saturday afternoon and ugrcod to meet uirain tit s::u o'clock across tho state line. Jones then said ho and Clark were going immedin-tcly to rob her. Hart ehey and Jones mot across tho line. came up town together and buried tho money at the corner of Sixth and HIuli streets. Sunday night llartchoy savs ho went to Jonos' homo, 118 Independ ence avenue, told him of the capture of lark aud advised him to llee. Ito fore Jones could take his advice De tectives came and arrostod Jones. Aiiirrli-.i'ii (.'nit llcfciuler Svlecteil, Ni.w Yoiik, Sopt 1-. "Vigilant uud yietory" Is the bauiior tho New York yacht dub will swng from its mast Jioad during the coming great contests for the America's cup. Last night tho cup committee chose the Morgnn Iselin bout as tho cup defender for the out and out Centor-boarder, the true Yankee type of sail bout, has proved herself it woiidei In all weathers. She lives on wind and can hold enough of tough weather in those sails of hers to ship the seas open from Sandy Hook to Kiro Island. She wallted awny from tho rot of the cup defending "lleet Yester day in a wind that came screaming across from Knglaud at the rate of twenty-live knots an hour. I'urll.uiltlit ul lt(illKlon ()i,-ii,il. Cu.caoo, Sept. 19. An event of world-wide historic interest one never before accomplished look plaou yes terday. It was tha assembling of tho parli.t ue nt of religions, u gathering of representatives of nil the grant beliefs of thr world. TheobjacUbtostiow h w i ,Vv.V Imiiortaut are thoe tilings upon which nil nrc agreed, and how comparatively uuliuportunt are the differences of creed The result of the parliament, it is cxiH-eled. will i.i tn i... i y kalis fiindaineutnl an th.1". 'wkgrouna Jlioae whut ik fiindaineutnl and throw into ...M (C.C differences which are uoeideutal and superficial. caught iiHd Alan from Khiujs. Kmoi imi:n, ok., ijept i,' -Domuv I'nlted States MuilAl Hartlett of Kl ueno. ims eqjiio tn aJ I r..... l.-,.a,h. teh.iiii l,u i.......i ,l,iu, nn.i aau.iil in thu flliiii i..w ww,'-- m .,.w,,,v tains, in the northwesteru part of tho en 111 Jim iHOAtt tnmiM. Cherokee strip. The fellows name is rorry I'acltoVU unu ne is wrhim in Sutiinor couutf for attempted murder, criminal nsaasit and several oharges of horse stealing. I'lolly lijuied bf n ItilUe Tooth. Aciim Kan,. Se,t J.' -Oliver IVv n -rttntr farmer, wlt'lo r-k'nir 1 ako tot tn a tn died in a f'eiyruon,eu.Ji LOO YOU ST Don't Wc arc headcluarters for Strip Outfits. We have, the largest stock of Slickers, DUCK GOATS, s Pants and Overalls, Jean U ti make you lower they fakers or otherwise. be r r .1 i 'lnu stJC us lor tn "GSt gOOUS ZACK mULHALL'S eip HORS Por 2E5sl1 All those wishing a horse to ndt io a claim should by all means see these J horses. 'I hey have been raised on the iiicrokcc Strip, therefore nro climated, and being in good shape they are lit to run f.,r a mau's life. Horses brought to this, country to make this run will not bo In tho taco with such horses as I you will get from this lot. These horses are now for sale, and it will be my aim to please overy one. If not for tso opening of the Strip they would not be for bale at any price SAM MATTHEWS, Mulhall, O. T; llomeseekors' guide nnd latest map, the best thing out; compasses, etc, at Lillie's drug store. tf Wanti:: A tenant for a splendid, first-class store-room on Oklahoma avenue, at very low rental. Sri:xt'Kii Koiikrtso.v. d'enoral Agents. Williamson Niatro Co. Stage leaves Guthne daily at 7 a. m. via Partridge, Carney Sperc; .trrives at Chandler at 4 p. ni Leaves Chandler daily at 7 a. m., arrives at Guthrie at 4 p. tn. Qffipe at Gus Rhoails' cigar store. I.atet WnrlilV I'lilr It.itcB. Hlfoctivo August 1st, the Santa Vo Itouto will sell round trip tickets to Chicago ut rate of ono faro for the lound trip plus S.'.oo, making rate from Guthrie. S-3 lis. Tickets limited for return passage 30 days and contin uous passage in each direction. Ij. It. Delaney, Agt. Ilomesookcrs' Guide with latest map of the strip, county scats, land otllccs. county linos, etc., for sale by I' H. Idllio .t Co., Drugs and Hooks. tf We have a number of cholco proper ttos for sale. Call on us. Sii-ci:n ltoiir.uTSo.y. Oonornl Affonts. Pnrll.w irntm, till! strlll fillOllld SO- p, n euro an accident policy oi u. ,n. jmrau 'v M,n- general insuruiitu ,.Bw... Oklahoma's agricultural paper, the Home, field and Forum, and Tiik ivi i.-i.iv i.v tnKit one vear .or ei.

Tor n good shave, hair cut or slitin r. Tnivers Uros.. artistic bar- 1 hers. llti. South Second street, opoo- 4ito postolllcc. Good work guaranteed T. TT c T-verybody who niton e i ,v T i, h tbo vtrv W l.enlssliows, nim n'-'' it liuu Jiuru na,t w...v v- s Hull i,v.,r..vllltllteil 111 -l tuai ever ..vi.tbtted iii unvHinatt. lh c,,,ntttl 10"'J uau 1

)lilo Dally Sl Snbscrlbu for Tiik LKAliuit TO THE LADIES, Mrs. N- I Misers has l..i! .1. 1) V t A- wilding, ottr Vi Sdi,Ue,s "'""'v ro site or xlonn. ilre. ng ma-i"i H Get Strl Rubber irts TRUNKS AND VALISES. prices on a better quality of goods than any outfit in die city, We handle none but the best goods, manufactured. Come r -...v u.,, for the least niOlK'V. a. 3K?SsE8i CLOTHING Shelf and Heavy Barbed Wire, Iron, Stee "SFJSLTSf SiS2COS? 2 112 OkSahoma km. Gi:o. A. MirrCAi.r, President, CAPITAL GUTHRIE, Capital fully paid, Undivided profits, CAFE RESTAURAN OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Eyerything Strictly First-CIass. Si 3E3E O K8, 3? ct3 3E& S3.'ES 3Efc. Oysters, Game and Fish in Season. Regular Dinner From 12 to 3 p. m. WALLY ONG, Prop'r. Second Door North of Harriscn on Socond Street. EAGLE FINE LIQUORS, IIRAN.MI5S, WINKS, XD C'KIARR. Ikli nttul I ms I. or u Comor Set ism 1 St p"H Oklhornn Avcnne u Strippers Co KP and CO. C3 3 JGLdlLib HIVE Hardware Wagon Material. M. I.. Tt ltM it, lusliii r. ATlONAi iaK, OKLAHOMA, $50,000 30,000. "gM- SAi.OO 1 r,

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IP tsWi m mrjL 4? ff New York Clothing House 1 Tfi j iquaitcis for 111)1)1 II? Ulildlj Slickers, Rubber Coals. Duck Coals, Jean Pants, Overalls, Work Shirts. A 1 Stock flf Clothing, HatS and Furnishing Goods. We will not be Undersold Call and see us. L. COHEN, Proprietor. STOP WITH ED AND FRANK -AT Till Lest '.0 c nt meal, in the city. Op Ju and nig'it Jlod "i and 0 centfc si; 1,1,1 vax i:mi;u Vioo'i? ;i2EXK3?2BXHrcXSSS32SZ2 lHair Death t.intli rfftioica and iorcwr .U'Mrov i ibli't. Unliable Ii.or, wlietliur mum tin Itiamlfl, f.u.(. .in ih or m.k, uuliout Ul olora'luii or iujiirv t tin iium ilrluatt -uln, Ititunfor ilft3 rurn tin M'irt Utiiriimlii oT KriiHiiiiiH kUuu ackijowl I'difeU bv ili mi hum as tin li 1 jrliet author it and tlio uiusl i mme nt 1ei ni.ttob.L'i l JJaml hair biM-ciallrit that vir lied. DuritiK VuiH pntaU or.icticf of a llfiMuiH- aniotiu dtlin iiiilnlli .mil .irihtiw r.in if Kiiritk tu gjr-t. Ih d iliiK rtelK. 1'ilre, HI matl M JfcH ir 11 ni III v'F"J", tc fc"il' SliMtti.il N,,l .1 tin fti Vniirua Ail :,li,n. The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co. III. lit M 7 s. Mill I iflli Ai.' NV York Vt&tmi&mMttsxatavxarjunmmBia MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. Oeorae llornstein of Chicago ik in the city. II. n. Nerobert of Dallas, Toxas, slipped dow.i In front of the Silver Dollar saloon and sustained a bpnilucd nnkli'. lie will not go to the strip. I, asl night's Santa l'e train from Or lando was divided Into three sections of twelve coat lies each. Tne first sec tion was two hours behind time. Co lossal crowds. John A. Uodgors of Tim I.ii.mikii business department is in Arkansas Cii;,- J. I'. Thoyor, ti friend of Yolney I-'.oggatt. is hero front YVo&t Superior, iSCO!lbtl. niiorill, Smith, of Korniun, is In the city Mr. und Mrs. A. h. Young have ro turned to this city. Harry ltacon of Oklahoma City is here. A woman giving her iinmo ns Sirs Mary Ward, daughter of A. J. Ward, supposed to bo a resident of tills city, died a few davs ago in Pittsburg, Kus. .She was destitute und died of starva tion Her son was telegraphed o gardmg hu poor mother, but the un grateful w retell paid no liuod to tho telegrams. JJ'.erlff j'nipteiiswfUflngWHriigainst t;e Takirs at Orlnuda Irs. b. V. Hoy, of Chandler Is visit lug in tho city. XV. A. Sturgeon was n Chandlor vis itor jostorday. C Aufliouser is here from Wiohita to mako tho race. He is the fathor of tho editor of tho Oklahoma Dutch paper The man Seaman, who attemnted to cut short the career of a coon t th? T'r"!"" r.?.3 fife- Ul SaraJTETal t I O K. i ,u,uui,iij "0OHS LlVlUrtl .I119HWI" Morgan yeslertlny. r hop thwn In charge until after tho liank Dimon was u visitor from OIM)ll,nfc' Chandler yesterduy. The booth officers are an obliging Thirteen coaches and two ontrlnos wer required to null tho orowis from 'rlan lo yesterday. thief Justice Halo returned yester. I vy from Norman, whore ho has boon idmg court well painted story was current on streets yesterday that two car- ts 'bVoodhm ad bye ,r t,, tr fro'tt tii ii i t t h soi ners GAY ORLANDO. CERTIFICATES USED DY SOON KHS AS LETTERS OF CREDIT. A BRAVE OFFICER SHOT DOWN. Snini-mlii the Hull I'm A Kllllnc- 'niiin l.lirlj Hemps The ltrRltriitlnii lncrplns l'liifly. SjHTlal to tlio Lender Oiii.aniio, Sopt IS. Orlando auil vi cinity present the appearance of an old tlmo camp meeting or country cel bnillon with the thousands upon the ground, the ever present fakir and the jubilant, expectant faces of the festive boomer. So far everything has gone oil" smoothly, but instead of the crowd thinning out as they get registered, the number continues to increase und tho indications arc at the booth that tho present will be tho biggest open ing in the history of Oklahoma. Three thousand two hundred and forty-six certificates were registered hero to day and 'J, 700 yesterday. It is believed that fully JO.OOO people will apply at this place for registration. Judge Cole who has charge of the booth Informed a Daily Lkadbii young man that nil would bo provided for and tin extra force of clerks put on to facilitate the business of tho multitude. Three army tents are used as booths and each one has a lino formed, are orderly and a seldior is Tho lines stationed I at the entrance of each booth to see I that all got fair play. Those standing inline ine numbered und formed in sections of six persons who select a captain and relieve ono another at In tervals, but thu lines remained formed all night, and at tills writing, 8 o'clock theic are live thousand people holding places in the three lilies. They bring their blankets and sleep on their arms us it were right in line. Moro Hum one half of the certifi cates issued have been for town lots, but the majority required both. It seems that there is no limit to the re sources of the profession al boomer and hundreds are upon tho grounds solely for the sheckles that they can extract from the purse of tho honest settler by their shark practice. Many make a business of holding plates in the line land selling when they work to tho j fiont, positions near the booth have sold from S5 to S-'.l. The number working this racket lias moro than supplied tho domaiid and it is not so profitable as at first- It Is a dishonest practice but it seems imposslblo to proent it. "At tills stngo of tho gamo it is sufe to predict that cvry quarter sei-tion of tho ?..10 and SI. HO land will be oc cupied by a settler boforo nfghtfall ou the 10th. Fron a point ten miles cast of Orlando to a point ten miles wost of llcnucwy the number of quarter sectioiis to tlio contor of the strip is just .1,700, exclusive of school infills. Making tlio very liberal q'lowance that half tho certificates issued are I for town lots, thoro will boat least ,000 who must got loft Tioso who lure successful In the la.'o for town lots will form a much s.ualicr propor 1 lion. 1 AN OI'I'IOI.Il fcUOT- About 6M0 this cvcnlpg George Oak ley, an unctioiuer -of Orlandp nnd j serving as a spe l.il policeman, went to arrest onplVobt Hutehcraft.chargod i with running somsiort qf a skin game, llutfhcraft refused to submit to ar- res1; ana went out o: tio saloon oppo site tlio depot and almost oyor to the t'cascfl weyo, b,urlud yesterday, depot, when ho turuod and pulled a I u-tMit-r-Joiirn. six sliootcr, ordering Oakley to throw j A very pretty wedding was that sol up his hands. Ho did bo. at tho same omnUod at. o'olook lust cvoning at tlmo calling upon tho bystanders tojio? Hast Xoblo avonue. Tho con disarm his man. In tills they mani- tractlnir nartles 'wem Miss Mabnl fostcd fcomu reluctuiico and Hutch craft, tiftor lvee"'f.ils muu covered a fow minuter- ,Qil him to "Oet a gait on hiiu6clfand move." Oakley inado a spfnTg to get behind a wagon, nt tho same time trying to get out a gun. llutchcraft fired at a distance of per haps sixty feet, the ball striking Oak- ley just above the heart and pas9ng entirely through hL right liuur and on out of Ids body, Tho wound Is vory dangerous and Oakley's chances for life nro very small. ggllutchcrnft mado no attempt to es cape for bomo time, but finally con eluded to hunt a hiding place and de parted. Shorilt Fainter was out at the booth, but as soon ns hu was do-! tilled of tho occurrence ho collostcd n posbc and started after the mur- derer. lliitchuroft came to this place from Oklahoma City, btit pd. f.ormorly In Sliorirmn. Teias, wlicio four Indict iiionts tiro Btandlng ngainst him one for murder. Ho Is n "tin horn" gambler by pro frsttlou. ix Tin: mi.i. riv. ltetweon hero and Stillwater, In the strip, this afternoon the soldiers rounded up a gang of eighty-four so on ore, Thoy all had certificates of registration dated at Orlando, the Usth. Their chorees, of a, clahn Jiav uoneUumrin h.tho uldlors will i and hard working set of follows and are making every effort to Issuo all cortlficatos applied for. A groat many arc doing regular bro kerage business In the number busl. ness. As soon as they register thoy drop hack Into tho Une and extort n prenftloi. fr m tti- t "U -t ti' tor h p'a H' "g i cp re,t" I n'T wan e 9 WORK OF REGIS! ETINO. Slow nt first, Hut the Work Soon I'm Kres.mt Itnpltll-. Arkansas Citv, Kan e t -The constant lino of huimtntl.i wi. .i in toward booth No 0 Snndn morn- Ing has steadily increased m vilnine nnu when the registration booth'- wero i opened at T o'clock yesterday morning I It wan estimated that 10,0 hi people wero In the line. For u ml o east and tra miles west of the boo ttfi the in rr v road ivas donsoly pa ked with 'gona, horse men und c ulersof drml able Tl oo waiting in lino were a ood-nntured but tired crowd, and tl y lndulyed In pleasant badinage between thm-, solves and the soldiers. w no kept tl em in place. Coffee, water and beer noddlcrs nnsu'd un and down the long I EHH'SSS' his seat nt the side of the clerk to leg- Ister, u hoarse oaeer went up from 10,-1 000 dusty thro'tts, whtcii reneheil for a mile and greeted the in-coming strippers. Tho clerks of the booths, inexperienced as they were in tlioir newly assumed duties, made haste slowly at first, and at P o'clock but few more than a hundred of the wait- i ing thousands had been served. The bright young men from Washington, however, soon caught on and work progressed moro rapidly than ever they had at first expected. The next hour 300 names wero placed upon tho I books, an equal number of certificates l wero issued. The registration pro gressed smartly as the day adaiieeil, and at 0 o'clock last night over 2,000 names had been placed upon the books. Notwithstanding this fact the lines at the time the books closed wero much longer Hum when they opened. Kvery road was crowded wlthi wagons all day, and last night the lines wero gaining steadily. The sun beat down unmercifully, and much buffering was endured from the heat. Several old men were overcome I and carried from the lines. One. Theo- i ilnro Thomnson of Watervillc. Iowa. .J loci nt 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Others were so affected that they wore Imk1 cliT itnco'mcn and gamblers plied their I iicfarious trafllc without interruption all day. County officers early in tho day made grand stand plays to pro tect the honest settlers, but their Muffs wept for naught, and many a verdant stripper was robbed of tho little he had brought with him with which to begin life in tho new coun try. A largo majority of those who reg istered took certificates for both t uvn lots and farms, so that the total num ber Issued will not be a fair index of the number of persons registered. Much concern is felt because of the fear th.it the 100-foot strip around the outlet will not be siillhlent to ticcom nfodate the crowds at many points r.u.nwi.l.l., Kuii., -sept 1'.'. Nearly 1,000 homeseoker received certificates here yesterday. Registrations began promptly at 7 a m and closed ten hours later. Over fi.Oo) strippers are in line aim munucted. Olncei Ivetcu- em telegraphud tj Washing! on re- questing mat two more oootns no established here and they were opened to-day at noun. Clerks wer't appoint ed by the mayor. This will enable themto lcgistcr at least ',.100 per day pnd insures all a chanco The crowds were iciy patient and not even u dispute occu rul to destroy tho tran quility of tlu strippers. S vcral hun dred ladles wero regUti "d before noonyesteid y. A largo mjorlty of the strippen are tine disciples of Chesterfield and very gn ufully re signed thoir placos in 11 e to some mcinbor of the fair sex. DIED OP HER BURNS. Awful Il.-iilli or ."Mtr. Silllo (Illliittc, mi As'tl AViiiiiH, Airs. Halio Gillette, mother of none l'atutor, keeper of a house of lft virtue, died early yesterday morn ng from buri(S rocolved from an ex ploding coal oil can t',Q n' previous. The deceased, with a negro cook pained Irene Johnson, was standing over tho stove when tho osplosion o cuprcd, and both tho vomen rushed into the street with their clothing in flames. Mrs. Gilletto was one mass of

Misters, and her sufferings were l" tense. Slip wns C:i yoars of ago. Tho Johnson woman's condition prccAriaus. Tho remains of is very the tie- Jones und Mr. J. William llcudcr. The ccroinouy vnn very linprosslvo and was wlUussed by quite a number of invited guests. Hoth Mr. and Mrs. Heeder are well-known young people of Guthrie. The bride Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jonus and is n lady well known for l)cr a,ccomplisli- qpnts and tunny hoeial graces Mr Hcouor is a worthy young gentleman anil will make n- good husband. Tim Lkadhu extends congratulations to the happy pair. hull)' (luu Stopped llliu, A drunken ilutTcr from the country was arrested by Policeman .Sally last evening for fighting. While being marched to tho heater, tho follow jerked from Sally and ran north on First street to Tucker's barn, whore lie was captured. Tho otcor fired two shots at the. (Wclng ouln'rlt, which 1 attracted a largo crowd. hhi! I'urgot Hut- Hlil, A lady in starting out of the Santa Fo depot last night forgot her baby which alio had left In tho gentlemen's waiting room wrapped up in n nows papor, the four corners of which wero faotoned with pins. A liaok driver called the woman's attention to her offspring. 1'oor baby! Wanted White, woman to nursn qlck Youtun ami do houso w rk. Ap ,o ply at once at 118 Kust Okmhotnn av- enua For Sale. A splendid residence property on Noblu avenue, Capital hill. Will give tlmo ou half of price to right party. Call on Spencer Kobertson, llooin Gray's brick block. Mltf "or hale Uheup. j Qne Vnh bafo un,d ono vault door, i yH uo uoiigtu in nail tholr value, In quife if Henry Glailcr. Orlando, or GeH i' tin I' 1 uIm ii iuihno,U ''t i. ti. js6 c gars at Al-223-J tT st r? tVEHYBODY MlLAntousBr-Busc I' .s the enlthiest ami l"m -t nk or oiUr friend. It i u I ill people in g ncral prefer it tt i motto in hi wing beer is NOT HOW CHE1 P, He sure .nd Anheuser Busch Refore h aung for the Stup, since which ou pel niav not endanger CAN BE FOUND AT ALL WAR CLOUDS AGAIN. CHINA PPEPAntNG TO HELP SIAM AGAINST FRANCE. HER GUNBOATS UNDER ORDERS, I'miim' Irrltntlou AKfllint HiirIiiihI Oioulnc Tho CJcrmtin llniprrnr'i Dfclnnitloii ('ancariiliif; AU.ico- l.orr-.ilno Also u Htlncer for I'rnnro Huropcsii 1'cnee In tho llnlunco. Hkiii.in-, Sept. 13. The foreign o hero Is informed that the Chinese t eminent is propi'rlnga protest uga.ust Krnui'u'a now aggressions In Siam and has given oulers that the hiuese squadron of ironclads bo made ready to sail at n momunt's notice. I'abis, ept 18. The irritation of Krtuiee against Kugland seems to in crease day bj day. l'lrat the govern ment wos urged to assert itself against England's interference in the Siamese question. Then it was cluimcd that at the opening of the chambers the government must make the power of France felt by raising tli? fcgyptian. ghost again, nnd now the French pu-v. has found fresh eausu to attack Kng., land, ami Is angrily harping against the obstuclos which, it is claimed, tho Niger company lias placed In the way of l'lench explorers. There are people who are unkind enough to sav that these attacks up,iu the I art of the French pi ess direct -d agairst England serve, intentionally j or unintentionally, to turn the i t tention of the people from the real v irritating views, sham battles aid! visits to frontier fortresses now beii g indulged in by tlio Gorman emper n with the crown prince of 1UU ut I i sine. j. mil reaiiy wnoro tne sii. i pinches, and it will take more tli, i i tho visit of tl i llussinu lieet to l'ouli. i to dissipate thu angry rifhclioi I wliich are no v agitating the tiniikei I of Franco. 1 Great proparatioiiBare already bein f j made here un I at Toulon for tho re ception of tho visiting Russians, anil I the political drums will undoubtedly be beaten the loudest In tho effort to I drown with I runco-Russian glorifica tion tho bound of that German dcllaneo I by the German emperor at Vet, when he boldly assented that Alsace-Lorraine would bo held forever by the I German sword. I Those words hit tho bulls-eye in Germany and in Franco, and tlio shot echoed around tlm world Xo amount of dental from official or unotllclal I sources will alter the fact that tlio peace of l.urope ts in danger, und that 1 matters are becoming so strained that i l yvm soon do a ease oi -biiui up or .light, to uso a vulgar expression Alchwliowovor, MiiiisiTp the tustiou in a few words. Frenohmen aio both astonished and alarinod at tho Gorman emperor's popularity with tho people of Metz, Stiasburg and Cnrlsriiho Wlllhims Col pro Contuiin'al Ctlo'-iralluii. Wii.i.iamiow.n, Mass., Sept. 12. On Ootober 8 next Williams college will celebrato In grand stylo the one liun dredth year of Its o.vlstenco and it is promised that the accompanying cor cmonies will be impressive. Invita tions to bo present liavo already been accepted by President Cleveland, Hoy. Robert H. llootli of Now York, How Churlos CuUibert Hall f llrooklyn. Itev. Ueftrgo. A. Ford of Syria, Dean Judsou of tho Chicago iiimcrslty, Donn Griffin of Johns llopkins univer btty, Chancellor Snow of Kansas uni i vorslty nnd Chancellor Cnnfleld of tho University of Nebraska. After tho VuIth Mur,leror. TniNiiiAii, Col., Sept 12. Ono bun I drod armed men, wltli provisions and I ammunition for u long chase, undor command of tho shorilt of Colfax county, N. M., und Deputy Shorilt Stafford of this county, will invade tlio Vennijo country uf tor l.u,eoro and Vigil, tho murderers of. young Walsh of St. Louis, yhu was klliod last week t lively fight Is lookod for as tho country is Inhahltod by a despor ate sot of Moxicaus wlio would not hosltato a momont at killing a white man. The mountains are full of them, nnd blood will ilow frooly boforo tho mon tire capturod. Drouth In Centr.il Mlisourl. Skdalia, Mo., Sept. 12. Central Allssourl is suffering from tho long continuod drouth. Tho very late corn is a falluro, anil t,ho gionnd is so "bono" dry that plowing is Impossi ble, flat crook und other stream i in this vioinlty aro lower than thoj havo. boon for yoars, und in some in stiinoea farmers aro hauling water to block. lljnc Appared JUfore Satolll. Ciucaqo, Se: t. 18, Father A. M .1 Hynes of Pi0 ce City. Ma, nppenrctl boforo Monsli uor SuloUi yotorda and prosontod HU side of the casolong pending botwvn hhn and lhshop J. J llogan, of th.' Kansas City dfocoso Father Hynes t-ays ho was very muoh ploased with tho cordial reeeptlou given him by Monslgnor Satolli. Ladies, boo that eloLrani nw lino of jstntlouory at F. 11 Lllllo Ss. Co.s. Sauger-Lent s, tho best tented show ever v m the Q ak r tV I de pU t o, T fji jnt rte b-.- sot -..j. i; un SHOULD DRINK j3 I mi in drink oui-clf to stioni' ill inks ind Wlir.l SKR Hl'M'U BUT HOW GOOD. imiuirc for Bottled Beer, tin; water ma) he scarce and that suit our palate, anil also Mitir health FIRST-CLASS SALOONS. CHAROB HATE CUTTINO. The ftniitn l"o Arcnarrf of (letting ln- ciirrrn li t m t.f 1'alr I'lrkot. Out m, Het u Much excite ment prevailed yestcrdm among the lines of the Western I'lissriiger asso ciation. It was occasioned by an ad vertlsment of the Santa K toad in n Topeka n;er announcing that mem lers of the Kansas i lionises would bo admitted to the world's fair 'ftee. This was held to be i equal to a cnt of fifty cents In the rate to Chicago. The fsantn l'e was 1 further charged with paying to a party of these chornses at Leaven worth, through a lending shipper, 91.10 In order to induce them to iiineel a I contract they had w ith the llur liuirtou to go over that road and go by tne Santa I'o instead. 'n answer to these charges the .santii 1 o sax s the free admission to tli member" f tho Kansas choruses u tiding die f in- to partieipito in lh colouration of Kansas week Is an arrangement of the directors with which they have nothing to do, and I as to tho payment of Jl.'.O to secure the Leavenworth chorus, they know nothing of it. Tlio Santa Fo throws bnek the I charges of rate cutting at Its com petitors nnd has filed proof with the I chairman of tlio association thnt they lifivu all been guilty of it I'uless tho agreement Is better observed It snys it will assert Its right and nitiko ro 1 duced rates ojienly to meet the rates of the other roads. Kiiikus nt thu Pair. Woiii.ii's Fair Giioumks, 111., Rent 12. Kansas came to the fair yester day with a Hourish of trumpets and enough melody to keep the fair hum ming for a week. It Is Kansas week, nn.l tit tho lowest ctilcu lemon the pop ulation of the fair will be increased 10,000 on thnt account. Governor Lewelllng opened the woek by arriv ing shortly befnro noon with his stait and n decoruRd train load of musi cians, soldiers, congressmen and editors. The national commission adjourned sine die al.their meeting yesterday und will not rcusscmbln aeutn until October 4, as p.ovldetl by congress. H The executive eiuuniisslon will practi- pally control the nmilrs oi the exposi tion while the body Is not in session. Silver day was not A jfrcnt success tit the fair, owing to the committee Which had the mutter in charge) fall ing to properly advertise the ovont and the place where the hpeuuhc wero to be delivered, i;iilcr-AiiilMii)' MniotK Illinsnir. NoitTir 1'i.ArTfc, Xel-, Sept. 13. Rev. V. A. Amsbury, nrosldiug older of thu district shot and almost in statly killed himsulf yosterda.i. llo was riding In i Union Pacific caboose, ou ills way to keep an tip pointment and for amusement had be.'ii shooting at telegraph poles as the train was standing nt n station i the crew heard tt shot and entering the ;alKoi.e, fonnil Mr. Amsbury bi'dnthiug his lust. His friends soout ut the idea of suicide. Siilohlv or n Diiukaril l'rcafihori Hiuironi), Pa., SopL 12. George Kegariso a prominent Dunkard proachor and ono of tho host known men in this county, committed suicide I yesterday morning by hanging hlm- bolt at ills home near Snlom. Ho was CO years old. It'.spltcil by (JomtikiI' Motuv. Ji:i'Pi'.nso,v Cnv, Ma', SopL 12. Gov ernor Stono hns granted a rosplto to John Morloy who was to havo been hanged in Pcmlseo county the 15th inst. The date of execution is ox teudod to tho S'Jth so as to nfTord the governor tin opportunity to oxaminu into an application for a commutation of the sentence to Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Nomination Cmillrinoil. Washington, Sept. la. Tho scntito yesterday confirmed the following nominations: Alexan der McDonald of Lynchburg. V:i., t be niiMUter roeident and con sul go in-1 ii to Persia; James C. Drako pf WHhhiiigton, to he marshal of the United States for tho district of Washington. llrii at liiiiuiit Ult)-, Kansvs Citv, Mo., Sept 12. Fire broke out in the box fuotory ofvM. Downey at Nineteenth and Wyoming btruots about 7.30 o'clock lust night tiud tho factory, with nearly nil of tho contents, was destroyed. The loss ns given Is S'.Tj.OOO, with (7,000 in surance, Vale to llo Chief Juitlco of Okluhninii. Wasiiixotox, Sept 13. The Semite committeo on judiciary nt its meeting yostorduy agreed to mako a favorable roport ou the nomination of Frank Dale of Oklahoma, to be chief justice of that territory. National IShiiI.i to Iteopau. WAsiiixaTo.v. Kupt ll. The follow ing banks which recently suspended, have been permitted to reopen: The First National. Provo. Ora; First National, Nashville, Tenn., and tho First Nutional, Loinurt, Iowa. 0 Kaiifer i I.eiit'n Groat animal show, aijuarlum, circus nnd hippodrome combined aro as muoh superior to any other oircus ovor soon hero as tho oleetrio light Is superior t it tallow candle, Cleveland Ohio Plaludcaler. Guthrie Kept. 20th. If you are waiting for tr'p opening i m i i i to 1 u "ii i r station- i l at i II i. I'u 'i -oln t,e uir i'a i.t ju a i- 3 i atree wnrtt capeT J Tho jH.wst.fe i sun uvn I A. M. MeELHINNEY, L'K Drugs, Books PAINTS M I IMKIR I'dM'Dl M. 1 OKLAHOMA LYNCH YOUNG, Prop'rs. Everything First-Glass. Rates $2 Per Day. S fry OOHL JDtE&sr Meals scred in first-class s(ie (i. n liot wet n 1 irst and LOl'IS s( HIC'KI M enera, Okiahoma Carriage IJNow ready for business at th Division and I ."i 'Vav if BUGGY WORK ATTENDED TO WORK GUARANTEED. Practical Horse Shoor in see our I YELLOW PINE AND CypresS EEssaKSRKirasavgHs Sash, Doors and Mouldings. Get OUR FIGURES on YOUR BFMSHi,cn I Reifel Noble 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. REAVES BROS., fine Wines, Liquors and Giprs. Cor. 2d St. and Harrison Ave. BEFORE GOING TO THE STRIP SKE HALSTEAF D J l riu: :Seooiid-Hand Fsirmlrs Beak For Hardware, i.lasswarc, Stoves. IIousol. xh. of everj les. up tlon. and save voursclf money. 'Jerms of Payment mad. easy ..u can save u dollar by trading at my place, corner Harrison un 1 Ifivisiuii. Stillwater and Orlando Exchange Barn. SHIVELY BROS. Fiji lelast niyuarn.at Stl!wat (mnroved iao ties for earrytng pssc -,1a wuj steady fo start at any time In t rvesHortest Jid quickest routah Mflrlr tn tl i i v jsij"i iraciiKvrn shortest and oul.7rfl,'uL? and Stationery, AND OILS. 1 1 iiiuir. oki. uMiAiA CITY, O.. Like Your Mother ,i -AT Lowe's Restaurant. E&iJLICa. 33Sri,-2ES3LTfc, 5 BJ liours. South side Harrison Si'iniid si i eels. 1 (l Is 1( KM.W now stand. eir Springer Works epairmg e. connection, plant. Call and L"u m b e R HjjitllS E vans, Lumber Yard. Oliior'or9 of GUTHRIE, OK. VAN WYCK, Prop's, ffV nndUrlandu. Tho host rsiet'veon heso tw o day nnd. xi Jt uciirce i tnf J two no inn

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1. a WESSIOHU flfitfilDfiy. AI'ULIIItAI fUHMuAI LAWYERS. J A. SAMPSEIX, A tlIfMr',T rf -r r- WH' i I IV')'. i I I I T' .flbe -wty Ulettne&l Mat MM. aataaaaaat' ..Lw A.ftfl,- 1 Jt 11. v'X VUMl aA it,- -yVr- j y W v .V. j- e i.- TWlW.aV -rw.r.Mareww v. v3-r.. 'Jii''at C t" I A 111 fA A- VMVVAVVWi .V. tSALiJ ntiAUJi; hal Is llic condition of yoiira? I yotir Mir dry, J liarli, hritllc? Doe It apllt t the enda? Has it a lifeless appearance? Docs It fall out when combed or 5 brtnlicd? Is It full of dandruff? l)oe your acatp itch j Is It dry or In n lieatcd condition If lliwc avo some of f j our symptoms b-s warned In time oryoii v Hi become bald. J, SkookumRoot Hair Grower I I A i r lUn il --cond l'r inf in all .-ourl.. T"i('. ih Tralivf W-rm Vrrptmvr 1 -j I1liir it. ike .l4N.aHr!t4a I .r Jubti W Jf.l-, rttrrtaa; ma IIU Dwirnf -a. li r Vaawa ,!.i, i tjTtt lib- M 'P S. JUNLS A I Tot j'. T lit fa JIXI i7 l"i I vk Th- Wav to Win.--1- -aoerata art- i.iah.oma ireUnd.iijr t' find oarajfa aad hope ir lh.l)iA. tkkt lk W..m1iIi a.. 14 r. e a" .1.. t I. t L ll.il J 1. Ivp l I.'.'." ).l. I, l.( I r 4 .1 er 4. M t r (t r I t i Ill i -e 3. -p H g otag t pw ttaaU mk n the ,f M, f jin8i)( aad at the poll t-. n if 'ttappcitltatA axl dirr'. r 1" i-3r tbem talk a ffvlivh p,-r iriipti uppotc thaitb Ikm-icra in a tVe-i ii ?4a A o. C. MwM. U .ttMa lEREK fill HAL, Arr j- I c, Oklahoma, eondnioa of Wifn, briD.c-; t., which lb hearealjr ebo rs co iub. on' a K in V Jordan. hf nr ir mc A. ipn ;-M O.llairao. n r yiS!tV fc H'JKNOR, At ri fs. I i n Jordan. irnrir arc t, 'i awl ir tir jr 4. i i V.-..J' iian. or w or w 13. n r an J 'i fr at qr Mt- M. tp 27 a, r fcabte mnA aareriair appr'ch tbal o',;(. f,irdmB f r sars .-s.. SaaBBBBWKrV r --v -M !S ft m i la. Tipwtrijrt2jj IS -WkV v ir3 f 'wu iktu .ii'i'.M.';...- ---r- r. ..a.. I. l. ...iA.ifM .if or irw n rinuruv muiMB cut. ar I. I T .1.-...,,..-.. rt ..,ii,w.iniMi.itkMi. 'rtfihutti "wmu I BriiHri raiRBiwi nirmi i: I'JI T T ...I ..Lite. li. ...I. Iioot a j;i, iui Buaiintiiiii ihmiiibb i i-n Room 2J-Z5. Qi Ctil Mtalaaal Wa OLNEV UOGGATr, ATTOKkt- at Law, icaoMi.aa .iBBTrnet; .wr.-... Molli. Jrrdt,. a M qr 4p II n. T T TS. T T "V 7" T-V T v t- ib. trader r- i n r,-..rVll r ft and dc ur nw qr axe vp 31. r I I V I t"? K -T 7 I T 7 af--.rri r, .n'..,.r.ui.U- L.irtM. M an r e Kl tp, IN. 1 i. XV ITX. VlD JL X X th- trujfi i'" aD'' KavlltK' Jordaa. w- qr w jr w tp GUTHRIE, OKLA, J- il- rrVtolr. inat the I fi J"Mt I" wh'il'I r. -.-...,.y Ife-a-urn ir 37. Ilil a I ar thf t n i -l. inn artit of the M-lllp' J,-d. or r inillrnala 'i ur.- l-inK.rt.c ana- n. r 1 w. aa1 oa qr n r T,, ipSI. r 1 w. IMt Rkhanl -Wllkpr-on. hf nr m f? caan i aiuu. even mr mf u ip ii a r l f. 'Ill whitrminrfj In i,r(K)tMil..nlrKitniio(l'mUVHltbr-nltof will(V! ........I rvoraia wrou tz lir i mnK irfie It fuiht.i-i, It Hopi 'lUlnv llHlr, n dv li Jf li' en "ij Jk frKeM) the fcalp cla b-airh. nntl f r 'fml- n-incci m tb- u '.f .S(ri.in V Au-ii. I' -li ir laj ttnirnv tht hmr ST If )ourdrul.ti-ini-i T'l'Toii-i-n I t r prtpaW, "li rlitof prll. 5 J' THh SKOOKUJl ROOT H t 'J .0.. r.a a c" Tn.ir MAIIK VWAVVrySVi".''"-' Hoffinan.Charies& C onidin 01SfeTer"IJr Hlw ai rtrwuillt alt r.c, v..ui.. if bemr -,f arraaart.' 'hat thla U really the A"?t """w". hf n r Si. tp n-T- .ioorirwoa,iaefieniT, Rare Wilkeraon. hf aw orar-e S3, tp cU 1 -n -i i .ar rchlaa c. to ?y K,- .I.adr, ef a, V S. ,p SChl n''" 0Ctber -3. l893. Under the direction of RV. JOEL F. SMITH, A. B., S. T. B. 31 a. r n Manna nudrick. n hf qr-i s. tp a V ae 7, tp fivatjie l'i''ire nlat- of tbrira. la rv,int of fu tf r are roach diatraaaed niJ h.,a. 1 bv tl.e.r own proapecU. adrkk.. i. hf nw qr 7. tp 3 realUiny Ihd' t (f-t a leader thay will a. r I e. j iobably 1 r .-1 to t hwae between 'hal lleadrlcka. qr aw qr and na i V ,,T m ,.r ,,f i 'M n r I I f.H-,. one of wnun li f- I Hendrleka, ac qr nw qr and aw qr .'..-..ilMito. 4tte.dad a aad. of pon.leroua n.'": e hf' ne or aee a. to I COMfiltPnt Prrrfwa-r. a,l TW1 yil.UAM BI.iN'-'OE, Arroaifi at I.a. Gu'.nriC, Oklahoni.. twoiiapla OHANDLEE. OKLAHOMA, ratam, f iair AlTOKXRT AT I.AW, will be emnloved and tfiorougrh WOffcil be done in all departments. liiuniVr-btishe. and the othe. .y a.f,. -ir ,p ci'inpany of affile raaor-bearer-. Kmily Iim-I, h hf ae i.r ev 3 Ml) fh f

hi:li- .Maniitaa, a hf ne ar M It. tp3l HI M MM'M IK. ,,ISe. lall N' o. i-.ia. t-., V hariea Mmlth. a hf neqraaeJl, tpMa. Guthrie, Oklahotaa iinhi.i. -nu. s.- lll hnf.Hind jlnfesntth. n hi iwqrae si, tp 30 n. lii' aiiiiniiic .Ih'Ik' -N I'm i i; Half MoJt wwtoi L' S arxtoMea. j, M .1 .ut. U iIh- ieaialatnn- Ituhard Rllejr, e hf aeqrtec 31. tp 21 n. n .,mti..Ta.u. hnii-ii-irH Tbejud.. r J.'.-.lr ti B1. r i arties desiring to patronise a first-class school will do LOWE HOUSTON, Attorneys at Law, from a uilorad ft' nil. iiihii, nut th Ki i i' n, C-. I'ollr Ann Riley, a hf aw qr aer 35. tp r a he mm- Kri Riley, a hf aw orec. ip'.n n. firat. iMt and all rV..i. r -ir- to iro on ri'i'irfil o far .,.....1 U. 1.1m. UmI l 'I H'TJ. V na .i, fw nin .mi. Guthrie, Oklahoma Vt. for him. .la.k and ahlu. rf n" r V l I i;. ,,t, i-.-. .,i. .-arlv and aa ofttii aa Julin Ulle), hf nw qr aee 31, t( ji n. i I a. UUiSiSlISUll l.Mi Minimi. Ill 'li "lanO a llerrulea -J well to corn spond with the President for rates, etc, Attokxkt at Law, Gttttuie, Oklahoma. f.,f Hi.-prlnr.pl' that Mncoln and Hea- Jf'ZiPST: i? V V an1 .jk-- ijui- iiiuniuaun, neqraw qr and nwqr R .il Afiu-Au. Ufiil "in r.-fW :m4K .Nominate IVikina wyr wc Jl tpSl n. r S w. i i-. u," i-ltV! of th.M-' Archer, w hf ii. r qr i-c 1, tp TTuti tt l- r-irvvrvpiMU 1"'"' "r' t'"l,,f 'v advawtPH'Mt. f" rn4 Arclier r-hf ne nr aer 31 In w J.JAIULK S. CUNNINGHAM, i.i.l...li.ed hroih-r-n., '.a. w,,,r-,'f,,V"M P 37 ii'. li.iiH--r. I Hi-m am.- r. aw-a lo Ik- a .a'iin rrii'-r. nr nw qr aec S3 tp "7 ATTOB.XEY at Law, ,,.k .lt,fi hmnv'n'fjiillluk HM 1 14 North Firat St., Guthrie, Ok. r Mwv I ,,u ,","m1 r 9 Vml w qr V qr'aeaVtp ffrivi IIIMl MII11.I I .IIMU'l.ll I'ttll... f K.. M. ...M, J w'"-.. 4i n IJI wrx 1 1 r a c, anil hf w or ace 33, u,i n. DENTI STS. JJR. JJKOI'LBS, ru' eh i-i 11 fiii I lil the) mual haM tlil l uljii .licit wen a .ful(r I'lrhln- 1 ,11 ml Hi.) ahall have. Kli-' .'i:J(('-1' rk.n-.1- .1 li irlalator and urcs. n, rS. I'try J'almi-.-. i- hf n- qr ace 34, tp So n. lie 11 ilii ii.-wataper "III herald 10 the (Jttrt' I'alaiw.a hf w qraoeTl, tp I7, uorld thai t.H. Uepublietna arr aher.-. j yiMi Palmi-r. e hf ae qr aeeto. tp DExJSIINl3TV. The following editorial from Tom-' 'Am il- "p"- V sec 2S, tp S3 3""- IKB13.033LDC"9 3E2TCIjrriS-tC3C pte'a r..rt of March 30, ivi, well II-, "m& JlayfleM. e hf o qrtva S3, tp 32 11, iHainii.-H niit recora ua a urinocrai ana J. TUCKER At the corner of Vilas and First streets has the following to offer to his friends and patrous of the livery business: New Surries, Phaetons, Buggies, Carriages, Spring agons, Carts, lur., Fine Harness, Fine Saddles, Good Gen lie Stylish Morses and Ponies, Good Gentle Saddlers for Ladle- and chileren a snemnlrv. All of which can be l.ad at very reasonable fig- 111 iry naru to please; give me a trial. iSpengel5 .fHsh. jL" 1 J TTV TJ s rnrmture raiaco We are now doing business in our New Brick Building. We have left the shack behind. The entire Goodrich r ,...i.. 111 ...j nu.i 1 .1... .1...1-.1- vi. .1 .1 1 J'-'w Itnahylinad. a hf aw or aee 10. in .1 W MrVF. r i..trMi... i iifMui. 1'iim. ni, iti.u uminuni jvt- ni aim imiTti iii iiumi ir mv .ly i, iV l.li J IjH, ;CI -I'llKHIHhST lliamiiiMun-Sneoiid t. noil X. Ate. I ron, l tha ',d, of Uie Pr- "prlholf, e hf sw qr aec 0. VOI'KHTHlllllIT 'Vl i.. il' I l. ir i. lit'Hwa JiTliilf. e If aa qr e to si 1U pniiunu' Some if the llll) -ah Ua i. aiilein.ii-i-ai. 14 i VV. GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK. Building is filled from cell.ir to ceiling with the choice furniture. Yourself and ladi.-s are cordially invited to c.. and visisit our new store. Open all day. b W a uri' urg-InK voiei-a to not ii t V-gro-a i. W ilifam U. lrtlioW, n lif nw qratm in, c -is "M"'- '"W laartli'Hlar naiV mon 1'''1 r d S T H,.,ghi than any oll.wlhai lJ.rrUght to 1,,-rr,:.bU,,,h',,,, M nw r lOllia aVCnlie, M.r I. lUI un .lruH.lt, Imi-naf liu-m. I l,urL. M M.r-I..ll... l. Commercial Hank IJuilding, Room,-,-,, ,a,,ulailon. ami lo "a.-ht tiegna-a isin.r3w. 35'. Residence corner of Elm ami wnuld euenurage Hum u nun.- In-m In I IT qrwcl, tpsan. 11 i i" iiuriiauu. Hirae iiuiiiikt D 13. K I Second and Uklal Capital, Surplus, $50,000 10,000 PHYSICIANS. jjgffifflRlVIiiNS, t Sn '1'liU nm) la mi, ami we do not deny It, j tint tin) an eltlzi na and fellow repiinll -an. and ever) In) at republican will vote the atralghi ticket, uegroi-a and ail. j Kii.ther, the iiegroea are a oralile iwrtlnn of our laipulatloji, iml ae ought 10 eiicoiiruge I hem to einne anal with qr.ee fl, A SKAVt Uli'liai'4 lluek. n hf aw or mc 1 tn n n, r John m. smith, Maw re. Jacob (iiithiie. e hf aw nratu' 90 in -ii ra. liHinfe f.. McClillan. w hf aw qr aec si. Ip 37, r I John F. MvClellan. u hf onracc S3, tp St n, r 1 a Mary H. .Met'h'llan, w hf o or see S3, ti S7 n, r l w. .leaale SlcC'lellan. hf aa- nr aee 41 11. "r 11, lW. Hoard of I.i.. i.,i, in aJdltion to Hank OflU-r-rs: UOK.Vi i: M'Ki:i), noilT, MAUTIX, imVUY LLVN W. J. HORSFALL, Cashlor. IIJHYBICIAK AVU SUKGI'.ON, MeKlllliiiioy'aliiii;r Mtoro Kacon.l HL IH"W- Miyvhllr t.aah no no 1101 iihu in-e M-iiiiiiieuia, in micIi mmi'iiul il 1 1 1 I fr y C i ri'pahllcaaa alaioxi 1 wi 1 e I I -V-a in 1 ii i-intt and uaefut cltiarn 'iiuli ol lli in He have tlie batter for tie Nteuhen .Meriellnii n I.r iim- .,m. P s? 11. r 1 h Lila Mcflellnii, a hr w nr ec SS, tp T, 1 r I a. K. C. Cash Grocery. THOMPSON BL1NCO Kacava IN' JIUALTII AM) DIsltAsi: laiie.1 in .1 t'harlea W. Mct'lellan, 11 lit nu qrw r our un k 1 i P ST 11. r 1 a .ami t,M.;jsr,,wa'lt,WIn.al,fe.I.,ft. so, ts7 E. S. Donnelly, Druggist 'n,:,.::;.:i,,,.., 1 cuiuiiou't like It, lntaueb movaout. NEW STOCK OF 110 OKLAHOMA AVU, UrrJiiiir, O. T. Ami 11 tlw tuuia laua appeared thla, lfoirjilo iiuiuiilnt the iiiliuhltnnlH of nnother samnlu of l)U Deinui-rary: (uthriu iiu.l ilUtrl. t thai ho liaajuat 'K euiiiplotoil iirrungemeiila wliurahy ho. W tXt' Ima aomircxl tin. uxoltialvu rljflit for the 1 ,f "P"W''" rlt a ho mle of tho celubriitad eaiu.ot, t-oiiM-icfltioualy, alk to lh polla on election dar and tote the atraJght, vwu v uiir o j ivu SPBIBfS Ul (BUSSES Sss Groceries, Flour and Feed, 0S3.c3. SLijr"il 5, aorract 'I'm: Lraiikii iiruaaca ilny night nml dujr to aitpply tho do- inand mid homeacekera should mako uaadnlteraUal, Itepubln-an ticket for city ulhcern, then ae nant hia uauve, front 1 anU cedent; In fact. laiMiIif riui If t Iman In aa th.ti.il.!.... In -n. ii Hiii' hn laa-IIUUIICBU III 1 1 i 1 to Milt ull defe. U of vlalon and lit 1 Hu U.an ahu will oU fen- a UemiM-rut l mu,lBK0 KU'ii,' U'o propur pa- prleoh to Milt all ptiraea wulll t iw ,i,. w w, clll(, Ptr- Jhvoyoa curcfully t.-atml free of 1 fr i., and It U an even lal thai il... liargouiui wrrael t.-n-.s icenitly 1 111"' l ,,00,"erH uppllaw. fiulnli.u. oxt.net lilted- ...ninanllieier ahot t kill UeniuM Jamaica ginger, LllHua tillla, tt. All cowmlaaarlat. a driver of a will U, noedtMl In tho atrip. Huy tliom r Rixir4ay' aobtii-r for'at Lillle'adriig atore, eomur llurriaon IVI lia L( II "T" F-" wlal Ihere waaln li and Second atruut. tf Via Uw ill 1 P 1 ollii-. men; i-owe. Tli.tOllltliil III1111I11. TiiKLRAiiuit olllclal lilnnhs are on nit Uy Lllllo .t Co. and McKIHiiiiiuy'a drug atoro. Thoao blanka liavo been paaaed upon by tho logal talent of the land drpnrtinuiit uml uru iibnolutely QOO QDTTT'T-T 1"T"7'T CiT (l T.T CTA aio run- -a. j. a. j, a. j. s j. l vj j. auldlerai couii-, e 1 Kioe: let iih elect Bleu ahoKlood HhuulUii TTTT ii.Hliouhli-r during the war agaiimt IIu-m- jl O ii- IN a ho i-udeavurrd to hn-ak up tin- Kiamhai gala)of alalea, or prlnclpull- ilea. I hal ever i-MUihuivl together foi ail- ATtII 4 Q Rrirlr anflRtrtnflA.'nel, an.vie,a. 'VYlltD ,,v. wiwui, y U t -I llMM' u.: General Contractor. THE SILVER DOLLAR WYATT CO., Proprietors. Finest Bar -In Oklahoma Territory. 105 West Harisoa RLJEIGTRIG light L U M B E R M E N Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lath and Shingles. Wcjghsferfully furnish estimates on all bills. Give us a call. T!T ,-e nnmt Will (live r.ir 'nl atu atlon to Cittern ami Chimney Work. rheae neKrohau ra, like wolvea, con. eu iimuarivea until i.-.'ium day u .,er. Fire Insurance in bem com- I I hen they uae the taxea iHilli-ld flini he iiiiioii iieopie in further their inter, panics. We write Tornado Ml. Wul.'li llu.ui Tli... I am. f.' .BUI. insurance, we write Lite and Offlce at Santa Fe Honse, 116 S0.6H St ;iX,;i!t:S:t 1T.S; Courthouse Barber Shop ted IiIoihI Ituaed doM 11 from the cruel cilia .iliai.ed their ..imllh il.lllil. VoU' lo put Democrat In urtlce Never. 'Hie lilt; ClruiH With Ita great auliual diaplay, evlil If you want 11 (intt-cliifca Slinvo or UUluii of aiHHriuin featui-ea, ifeci) ami moiiatera, Itoniau liipuudroine n ml living phenomena, a III exhibit lin WtxIiiWMtuy, SepU'inlHir so. It Jji kourituly necobaury to rumiml our rond era tlint tlia world n U-ct ahoiv U uom-Ilia-or M-Iuili.iib It la duly uniiouiiued in ovory tioiiuolrnbln form within 11 1 radliia of forti)1 inllaa. Thai ovei-ybody thatouu ooino Mill be i.oru ou tliol great occasion iroes wit out attylug. and that nil who do come will Ik- j highly pleaswl. Hair Cut call uml mm- uh. C T. VINSON, Proprietor, 1 id: Railway Building i AMI Loan Association rvi"!' i..Mdu. uvu.11 nuuuuiunuuiwliaer. Wp M Ul9 M,0,nr, IS EftJ Of Minneapolis, Minn. SPEHCER ROBERTSON, Jin5 Ai ll.n.liuK (Jenervl Agta. iiiakah ol uyoltw. buo lia llraU a'i'bxc lii .t ItowKtrroN'. 1'. rr' UiriuJ Aifunts. Accident Insurance. WE LOAN MONEY On Farm or Town Prop erty at lowest current j rates, 1 iM. Barnes Son 1 W. H. BRDNNEu, HOTEL ROYAL At Legislature Building, a East Harrison Avenue. MRS. D- E. MORELAND, Proprietress. THE NEW H&O9 TiYTTTTp JShJUd UUIJJI! Containing the Homestead Law, the President's IWl.mia tion, Forms and Instructions, Rulings b the Secretary, togelh-r witl, a NEW MAP OF THE CHEROKEE STRIP,- Shuwing the Indian Allotments, is now ready for sale at all the leading book stores. This is tho Latest and Most Vnlunbla Work Ever Pubimiiocl on the Homostoncl l.nw. For terms, address J. L. CALVER Tt lq GUTHRIE. 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