The Guthrie Daily Leader (Guthrie, Okla.)
October 5, 1893

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SENATOR DOLPII. THE OREGON STATESMAN PRAISES CLEVELAND. THINKS HE'S RIGHT ON SUM, When tlie Semite Met There Were, u 1'ow Itepubllcnns but Not n Ieiitui-r.it I'retent, Mini No (luoruin Mem ber! or tho Homo l'xprciii Ihemiclvei on tho Elec tion Itrpenl 11111. Washi.vgto.Vj Oct. 4. When the full of tho president's navel opened the senate yesterday there wore only a foiv Ilcpubllcans nnd not a Demo crat present, Tho lack of a quorum was called to tho attention of tho chair and after a delay of fifteen min utes a quorum was obtained and the regular business of the day was be gun. The bill to repeal tho Sherman law was then laid before tho senate and Mr. White of California, said ho had examined carefully tho Kan Iters' Mag azine of August, 1873, and found the statements made by Mr. Sherman yes terday concerning a certain article in that magazine to be correct and that his quotation from thu publication was erroneous. Ho also read from tho Congressional Itecord to show Hint tho statement as he had given it was made as early us ISTh. Mr. l)olh then continued his speech begun Tuesday in support of tho re peal bill, llo quoted fiom the mos sigeof President Cleveland of lS'i.'i, urging tho discontinuance of the pur chase and coinage of silver un der thu llland-AllUon act and characterized this us a stronger argument against tho uso of si ver than ho was able to offer. He said ho read it for the purpose of showing that Democrats who advocated tho re tention of tho Sherman act wcro in accord witn their party leaders Ho declared that tho success of thu Demo cratic party with such a candidate and such n platform was abundant evi dence of tho fact that American peo ple did not desire to coutlnu tho coin ing of silver under tho cxUting condi tions. Mr. Tellor interrupted Mr. Doli h to nsk him what chance he thought there was of securing any recognition of hiiver under the administration of a president who ho.ds the views ex pressed by Mr, Cleveland. To tlis Mf. Dolph replied that hu (lid not oxpept that '-hero would ho any legislation concerning silver un der the present administration while the conditions, remained as at present. When tl)o Democratic party was in tho minority i could aiTord to favor fpee poiung!, but now that it hud u pinjority t had necessarily become gpnscrvaUvc qn the subject. Mr. Tpllcr uslcud Mr. Dolpli if ho )iad any reason to suppose that tho president, had taken aiv steps looking o secure, tho co-operation of nther na tions. Ill the interest of silver. Mr polpH ropllc.il tli'lt ho was not ac quainted, with tho plans of tho admin istration but )ad nq grqund tq sup pose tljat tljo president was not now, is formerly, fiipndl.y to the project for jit) internal ojpH agreement. Ho eouli pot doui)t Mr. Cleveland's gooij fuitl when. le stated tl)ttt e doslrotj such nn agreement Mr- l'almur tqok lle bume vipw, and wila disclaiming any authority to represent tho president, ho had np )oubt tho president regarded it as ey son'tlul tlat' t)u I'nited States should dutoriujno if qVl pqlioy with rcfor pnep tn silver before inviting oth.-r nations to confer upon the matter. Tho llrussels monetary conference was brought into tho discussion and Mr. Allison, Republican, of Iowa, who was one of tho delegates to the con ference, said that while nearly nil tlm delegates favored tho utilization of gold and silver, they .vero not ready to adopt the coinage of silver in their own countries. Mr. Tower, Republican, of Montana, then addressed the sen ato in opposition to the bil1. Mr. 1'almer, Demoera', of Illinois then addressed tho senate. Congress had been in Hcssiou eight weeks, ho said, nnd It hud become a very in teresting inquiry whether the senate would at any time dispose of tho question now before it. A contest of pliy&lcal endurance made no allowance for agu or helpH'sspess. Jp such a contest, when his ancient friend from froii yerinonj. (Mr. Morrill) and ljimself, almost as ancient, fiauirhterl en pounterpd t!)o jnyonlhi Bonutqr from Nevada (Mr. Stewart)" flaughtcr Mr. 1'almer hopet) thu'y wouli b,j allowed, fjo lru plminpiqtis tq sit in tliuir seats and starve In their stead. Laughter. Ht could see no end to tho discussion uud know no metho.l by which it could be terminated "The senate ought to act and it ought to voto," said Mr. 1'almer, aud then he pro ceeded with an urgument in favor of repeal. POLITICS IN THE HOUSE. Vnrlnu Member Kipre Themtelve In Itogu it to tho i; oclloiu I. ir. Washington, Oct -l lteforo debate on tho elojttous bill was resumed yes terday Mr. llalley from tho com mitteu on judiciary reported favorably Mr. fjawlln's bill providing fqr tho (iisppMi(oq pf prflpertj. in thq hands of tno receiver of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, valued at 350,000, and authorizing its applica tion to charitable purposes of said Kuril) tvuv, Q represents tho old (larlleh) district. u ()l)io, opened the debate on tho opposition to thu elections bill repoal. Ho inveighed against tho doatriuo of "states rights" which he said stood like a speotcr be hind tho bill. He maintained that whenever congress and tho statos hud equal power to uct it wus tho duty of congress to speak and its voice should be paramount. Mr. Kylo of Mississippi followed In advocacy of the bill. Howers of California followed in op position and Do Forrest of Connecticut in its favor. Crazy over religion, a man at Lafay ette, lnd., built an altar. n n sacrlllced two hogs upon it A DOLD TRAIN WRECKER. lHupcr ilo .ttrm;it to rco i ".i.:llr III)" Oil till. Simlii v, Dhnvkii. Cot.. Oct l.-.lohnM Qlllg ley, alias Heilly, a switchmau who has until recently worked for tho Djnvot and Itio Ornndo railroad at Pueblo, madp two desperate attempts last p oiling to wreck the Nellie Illy t hi cago llyer on the Atchison. Topekti tuiil Santa Ke road, llud he succeeded great loss of life would doubtless have oc urrcd, as there were seventy lli passengers on tlio train Itiih attempts were made near tho I'tiion depot yards. Quigley threw a switch befote the incoming train, but nn cm ploye of the yards wtth within a few feet of him and replaced the switch a second or so before the train rolled by. (juiglcv escaped, and two olllcers were sent after him. The Nellie Illy had unloided its hu man freight and was on its way to the round house when Quigle sud denly appeared near the place of tho llrst attempted wreck, mid raised a heavy iron bar for the purpos of throwing it under tlie wlic-ls of tho train. Tho olllcers, who were on tho lookout for him, caught hltu by the nrms and the iron bar foil to the gionnd harmless the train again es eaj lug by a nicro scratch, llo was ar rested and charged with attempted murder. Quigley says that hu wanted to get even with tho' road because they had blacklisted him. Hit Inn AgL-tit lli-ltt Up. Dknviiii, Oct 1 The depot at Divide station, the railway terminus of the Crlpplo Creek stage line on tlie Colo rado Midland railroad, was robbed hist evening at V) o'clock by two masked men, who escaped with St.VJ belonging mostly to the Wells-l'argo ex .ress company. They entered through tho ticket window while .1. Ivibby, thu depot ngent, and K Vaughn sal talk ing in tho backroom, where tlie tele graph desk was placed. They picked up Klbby's rille and one man enter tained tho agent and the operator with this weapon wliile thr other plundered the money drawer. .March or tlio Wlliil ri-opliot. St. Louis, Mo., Ojt. I. A luaullful evening was furnished Hits Veiled l'rophet on which t' honor St. Louisans and their guests with his mysterious and gracious presence. He was greeted by hundreds of thousands of the loyal hutijects us lie made his triumphal entry into the city. Twenty two nuignilicent tableaux were pre sented in this parade- Most con spicuous among many guests of tlie gracious sovereign, of the Veiled Prophet, wore tlie sixty foreign world's fair couunis-doncrs I'nliil) I'lii-llla Strlko l'roliibtL'. Omaim, Nob, Oct t The federa tion board of employes anil (ieueral Manager Dickinson, of the 1'iilon Pa cific, mot in conference last evening. This conference lasted two and one half iiiluut s exactly. Tlie committee, pf the federation told .Mr. Dickinson that no cut would be accepted and withdrew, ho having nothing to say. Some decisive action is looked for at once. It uny bo that a general strike pf tlie federated employes will bi or dered if tho wages are not restored. Ilultortt l.o til to. Nk-V Yokk, Oct. I. Tlie billiard piatch for iq.000 points between Frank V Ives of Cljicago and John Roberts of London was continued at the Lenox Lyceum yesterday. Ives' score for the afternoon was V.i7 and Roberts' 30.1. Heore at the end of tlio eviing game: Roberts, ,n02; lvps. 70.1. Tlie average was. Ives, 10,; Roberts, '.':t 1-34:1. The (otals of tl-e game, sq far: Roberts, '.',b0 1; Ives, Tine. 2:11. Aiuithrx j-tuteliouj Convention. Mt'suooiiK, I. T., Oct. I Tho stato hood convention met hero yesterday iiml temporarily orgunled as follows: Dr. llciinelt, chairman; Thomas J Spilling, secretary Owing to tlio misunderstaudiiig as to tli-- date of meeting, tho convention was not so fully attended as expected. Soma un derstood that It was on October I, others OctobcrO. After it general dis cussion tlio convention adjourned un til to day. A (Scuor il striko llxpictfil. PlTT.siiUltn, Pa., Oct 4 A Councils v He, Pa., special says it h stated there on authority of ollleiui repre sentatives of Hie employes of the sys tem that u general strike on tlio l!al tlmoi'e aud Ohio road is almost cur ta.n to follow dur.ng tlio next forty eight hour. Reduction of wages U the cause. WotM'4 lliryrlu l.cciinl lirolicn, Si'iUNoriKi.n, Mass., Oct. I. Will lam yindle, of Miliiury, rodu a mile with a Hying start In 1:4-1 l-. at Damp d it park yesterday in tlio presence of otlLiais of tne Snringilcld bicycle club This Is a world's record, the best previous time luing '.'lO'Jjf, also by Wiiidle, In Hampdon park, October 7. 1 At tlm Uuiimj st.ito r.ilr. To)-i:ua, Kan., Oct- 4. The second day of tho Kansas state fair showed un inipiovcd attendance, but tlie ei owd is not up to tlio usual avorage of tho association Theie Is a line di inlay of stock, unl the horticultural and agricultural products are attrac tive I oa lures. s" Soltller In t Iioutln- Air.ilr. Sotrii McAlimtkii, In.l. ler, (Jet 4. J. Hooker nnd Jack Xoon, United States soldiers, got into a shooting hcriipo at Antler, lnd Ter. Noon was shot In the groin and badly wounded. Hooker surrendered himself to the authorities. i:rrliirt Knncki Opt lluvla. Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 4. Jack Hverhiirt. of Kew Orleans, knocked nut Jim Davis, of Wisoonsln, in twou-ty-night rounds boforo tho Armour dale Athletic club laU night. ,V fanner Hilled. Ya. IIkxo, Ok., Qil. 4 William Adams, n farmer aged 4i years, wai instantly killed yesterday morning by the in-coming Choctaw train. He leaves a wife nnd sovcu chldrcn. Tivu Stuain.-ri Iturnail. Mkiipiiis, Tcnn Oct 4. Tho steam ers James Leo and Oayose of tho Lee line burned lust night on tho Arkan I &as side opposite Memphis. TERRIBLE HAVOC. OVER TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOtT IN THE STORM. AWFUL FURY OF THE ELEMENTS. I.niiUbin.l Serins to llo tlio Worl SnlVrrer Storm Swept l'riim Nuw (Irlrnni to tho (Ititr It I llt-llctrit llnit loiter llrporl AVID (Irciitly Ailil to tlio llcutli l.lit DuiiuiSn at .Mobile. Nr.W Om.iiANH, La Oct 4. Tho great storm of Monday has passed, and, although tlio wires arc still down, bits of intelligence continue to come In from various parts which impart the information that the loss of life, to say nothing of tho destruction of property, is tremendous. From Hayou Cook, the great oyster field which leads to tlie gulf, it is reported that the settlements of the fishermen have been completely demolished, and that tho loss of life lias reached tlio appalling (Iguro of 200. ISi anil Isle, a summer resort lying in the gu'f directly in tlie path of the storm, is said to have been utterly de stroyed, nnd it is known that tlio loss of life Is large. In tlie parish of Plaquemino the villages of liohtmla and Shell Reach were wined out, ami at least four lives lost in each place. On both sides of thu river tlie sugar, rice mid orange crops suffered a great deal of damage, and on the west side the los of life is reported to have been very great. It will be some days befo o the full extent of the damage wrought will be known, but it is feured here tint the grand total will pale into in significance the number of deaths ie ported fiom tlie storm which recently devastated tlie Atlantic coast. Tlie upper limit of Ilia storm was not more than a dozen miles above tlio city. The losses Include tho ferry boat Jerome Ila:iley, thoslcum launch Shannon, (Iraee Pitt, a steimbo.it nnd half a dozen loaded eoul barges be longing to Pittsburg firms all went down. 1'loctrlc wire o'es were top pled over. Owing to tlio fact that all wire com munication is temporarily interrupted, nnd that no vessels of any description have arrived from tlio remote sections, the information is necessarily meager. Yesterday a lone and ragged fisher man, who had been a incmlmr of tlio f.shing colony at Hayou Cook, where (ill the oysters bearing that name aro lishod, and which is located about seven mi us hack of the Ruras settle ment, reported to the keeper of tlio locks of tlc canal that of tlu 100 peo ple who composed the colony, but thirty had succeeded in escaping tho fury of the elements. The loss of life, as far as a diligent searc'i could ascertain foots up as follows Ilclwccii Poiiit-a-la-IIache find Rohcmia, four, Mrs. Leoncc La Frapce and two babies and harlotto Hrinkle, a colored, woman; at (irand I'rairie, four, Wiley Anderson, thu son of a -pan named Perot, tle daugh ter of a man tunned Henry J. John son and an unknown, all colored. At the old quarantine, station two, the children tf a Mr. Mingle; at tho jetties one James Care v. Tot il, eleven. Tlie destruction of the oiange crop is almost complete. The new fiuit is badly Injured. The. sugar cane was blown down, but as It Is ripe, it will be cut and ground nt onco. Tho negro church at Freetown was blown down, and several halls were unroofed or badly Injured at Algiers Tlie damage by the storm in New Orleans will amount to 37,"i,0J0. .Mobil it Wro l.-. Nssiivii.i.k, Tenn ,0ct I. A Mobile, Ala special says Tho storm which visited this city Monday loft it a per f.'Ct wreck. At this tlmo tlie damage can only be conjectured, but It is safe to estimate it at nearly SI,00J,OU3. So far several deaths ure repjrted. In thu gardeners' district, across tlio river, dwelt twenty-three familloi, whoso lionuM can be seen from nny emitioiuo in tins city. Only ono of these liomevcan be seen stan ling, and as no news lias yet been received, it Is considered that in my Hvjs have been lost. Jiiintii Doric) Miut AiMnrr. PinMiiiio Ivan., OjL 4. Tho three negroes who were imp'.ieatod, in tlio .'U copec sliojtiug last Sunday were Vrp,ught down from Olrard yesterday and lmd it preliminary examination boforo Jus ico Wayde. Swan and Adams weio discharged and James Dorsey, charged with doing tlio shoot ing, waived exumiuat on, and was bound over to appoarat tho November term of tho court in the sum of SI, 5 JO. Thus ends a sensation that might have ended in a tragedy. .""""A Mil iIo.mii Sulillor i:ici;4, TfsKviuuv. Iii 1. Tor., O t t Last week while It lukor, ono of-Captain Guthrie's soldiers, was under thu in fluence of liquor lie shot another soldier. Ho has boon under guard at Antlors ever since, but last night made his escu e. Captain (iuthrle Iius notilied all tho marshals to cup are him if possible. DUoinbou elml lit 11 lliincn. Faviitte, Mo., Oct. 4. K.lward Spry, a young farther living near lloonsboro, was almo.t disemboweled and otherwise sorioiiily cut with a knifo in tlio hands of KJgar Rqblnsin (luring a dance at Spry's. mother's Mrs. Spry, who "out to liar son's as fcistiHico, was nlsQsovorely cut Young Spry will dio, tViiEU.i I'lictor llururil. Mauon, Mo., Oot 3. The Massoy wagou factory was ontirolj consumed by firo yesterday aftornoon. Total losos on brick bull ling, machlnory and contents, S33.000; total insurance only S'J.SOO. Fire accidental. Anotlirr Kionan itt There. Topkka, Kan, Oct 4. P. llickeyol Emporia, secretary of tho Lyon county Democratic committee, has been appointed u cier.t in thu nension I ofUce, vice Fred llooth reigned. CHOCTAW COUNCIL itroM to It. submit!.. I- :oiriior' Ail Mil j- Itproiiiiiicml llnuTnl Ainni-my. TtrsKAIloMA, I nil. Ter., Oct I The Choctaw council met yesterday, elected Cyrus ISyington sorgiant-ut-arms nnd adjourned until to day. Tlio governor is busily en gaged writing his message Attempts to learn what he will lt-i-ounnpiid hnve failed. However. It was learned from one of hm political friends, who is very close to him, that ho would advise thu council to pass iv gen eral amnesty bill for the bctie'lt of Hie twenty othl prisoners who have been in tho Wllbiirlon jail so long for killing tlio four (lioc tuws lust year, it is believed that such a recommendation would meet unanimous approval, as all eeiu to be anxious to bury all past dl (Terences. They know that tills government Is under a great strain, and the least wle would ro.ult in p'elalmlng martial law. Dick Locke, tho leader of his party, is doing every tiling lie can to lestore police among his puople. Treasurer Oreen McCiirlnln is e pectcd hero to-morrow. h'vorybo lv Is uuxiousl.' a waiting to see his report of the condition of the treasury. It Is claimed by some that it is in a de picted condition. NEWS BREVITIES. At Paducah, Ky., Policeman Smith was shot and killud by Murray till liert. whom lie ha I arrested for bois terous conduct on tho streets. The chief of the railway orders lias reco iimendeil that cniplovns of the Rio (Irmide railway accept the cut in wages proposed by tlio company. tieorge M. Miiellur, who wan tent by thu French government to explore. Mud igasear, has b.'en attiuhcd by a baud of brigands and killed. He wns beheaded. A bill will bo reported favorably in tlie house to rediuo the duty i per cent on till goods now at the world's fiir whih skill hs sjld liereorro moved fur consumption. Tlie total amount of public landi (lis nosed of ihii ing the fiscal year just ended was nearly P.'.OOD.ODO acres, of which almost I,:0D,()!JJ were sold for cash. The McCarthy gang is threatening citizens of D-ltti, Col., with vengcttnee on account of their efforts to locate ie.sousibillty for the recent bunk rob bery there. Ton persons, tliroa of lhe:n children, were .tillud un I a largo number hurt, by u panic, resulting from a flro in n church at Miehoaean Pur.-iuga.leiito. atalo of i Mexico. At St Louis, Charles and Henry Kuhiihunu were poisoned b some thing which was placed in tlie coffee thoy drank at breakfast Charles is deail nnd Henry cannot recover. The Pennsylvania supreme court lias decided tho suit of Hie state against the city of Philadelphia for SI. Oil. 0 0 stolen by City Treasurer John Itirdsley against tho city, which must pay the money to th? state. Sister Lorcltu, th directress of the Georgetown. 1). C, convent, is dead. She had been connected with tho con vent for fifty years and instructed many of tlie wo'ue-i nf th. co ountrt lent. who have since b.-coin.' promine lOd Moore and Joe Silvers, young men living near Stanton, lnd have been arrested charged with an at tempt to wreck a train on the Van dalia railroad. Hoke Smitli is said to have twice offered tho position of commissioner of the eleventh census to Pro.'ossjr A. T. Iltidley, of Yale, but on ing to ard uous college duties he was unable to acu pt Messrs Springer mid Carlisle, afte carefully examining lhe lepeal bill, have .leached the conclusion that neither one will icslore the free coin age of silver by reviving any previous law. Thu supreme court of Iowa hns practically declared unconstitutional tlio law passed by tlio last general as sembly authorizing the establishment of parks in DcsMoiucs and other first class cities of Hie state. The schooner yacht' .eta has iu turned from thu Arctic regions with Dr. Frederick A. Cook, llo ijaniin Hoppin, Robert I). Perry mid A. II. .Sutherland on board. All are in good health. Tlie elevator of tlie Wabash railway company, at Wubish, lnd, burned with H.oiO bushels of wheat. It was owned by neighboring farmers, mid but little of it wu insured. Loss. 4-30,0,00. A party of suveq, qut silling near the untraiue to Cojs bay. Oregon, Sunday, were eapizod b a gust of wind and II M. Deloiuiey, two chil dren and John Wil-laud wore drowned. Two lndlua and a child held on to the boat mul wo to rescued. Thero has been un alarming sub sidence of laud under the village of S.iltwood, uoai San Legate, two miles from Folkestone, Kent, Fugliind. where tlio subsidence of J8'.f took place, and it i feareil that the i parish churches will collapse. At a meeting of the. Pittsburg, Pa., chamber of commerce, reso ution w-ro adopted tpquesUng buna tor Cameron to lay nsido (its ow u expressed personal preferences, and. by vol ug for Hie passage of tlie Wilson "bill. pu. himself iu nccord with a ve vla-g-niujority of hi fellow citizens The Rev. J. I) Howell. 21 years o! I pa.tor of tho Ruptlst church at St.n ton, Midi committed buiunle at his boarding liouo by gliooting Ho loft a notu saying. Hod blos mother aud all. Renlali hid and savo mo No tatiso for tlio tragedy is kno n Tliorowusa hearing before the com mlttee on merchant nnrine aud fish eries Tuesday on tho Flthlan shipping bill. It accepts all coastwise vessels from Its ope. at Ions, also ships Ufccd on tho great lakes. All ollior liips. wherever built, may bo piircliuscd br Ainurean iltizons and lly the Ameri can flag. W. S. Amnion, an Atehlsorf passen ger conductor, at Denver, was held to tho district court In Sl3 ban I on a charge of grand larceuv as bailee. In July. W. Ii llradford presented u ticket to Amtnon for passage to Gal veston, Texas. The conductor took up tlie ticket, whl'-h was ma iu out to Moses Levi, and put llradford off tho lialn. VjilDlilLl UI 1 IvLliji THEIR FOR RECOMMENDATIONS OFFICB WILL CO. CLEVELAND TIRED OF THE JOB. Un Will "so l,ongfr IVrion.itly I'.m, f,. m His .Merit, of Applloimt -rn lor mill llrprrieiitiitlto "unr lllrt'i'l 'lliclr Knnrglc 'loiruril tln llrntl or Drpait- incut Tor Iiiiloruiiienl. WAsiiiN-nTO.v, uct 4 President Cleveland has adopted the policy of ac cepting tlio recommendation; of cabi net otliccr.s for appointment! coming tinder their departments, instead of undertaking to pass personally on tho merits of applicants in each individual ense. Senators, and representatives mid politicians iustend of personally unpeuling to tlio president, now direct their energies toward securing favora ble indorsements by tho heads of de partments on appointments coming under them, and the roeotnuieiulntions of the cabinet olllcers are followed by the president, unless he has other sources of information that lenls him to believe the appointment should not be made. Tiiylor' "Miinlimtlou lliiun; l p. Wasiiinotox, Oct. I. C, II. J. Tay or's nomination for minister tj lio livlu Is buiid up tight In the commit too on foreign relations Senator Mar tin said that ho seriously doubt d whether Taylor could bn confirmed. "It is purely a diplomatic question,' lie said, "and many of the senator quustion the policy of the appoint inont" Taylor takes a rather philo sophic view of the situation He siys that the president will ta jo care 'of liiin, and if the sunuto does not con firm him for this plnco his name will bo sent in foranotlior equally as good. riRlilliil ll'Iok' Coiiilriiistloii. Wasiii.no i o.v, Oct I. --The psrsonal fight against ex (lovernor (Hick of Atchison, who was recently nom inated for pension agont at Topek.i, bus had its cIVect on thu sennte pen sions committee, to which It nun re fnrroil. Tlint-tfin tt f 1. who. because of hiBiiersonal animiwltv toward (ilick. filed the char-rnsu-minsi him, was culled before thu committee yesterday, and so was J. II. Crouch, (iliok's confirmation can not now be brought about before Saturday, audit is probable- that it will not hi made at that tlmo. .lr. .Miirciiii'i Ainriiiliiiont. WA.siii.Miro.v, Oct. I. A novel amendment to tho bill repsallng lite purchase clause of the silver act of IS'.IO was submitted in tho senate yesterday by Senator Morgan, of Alabama. It proposos tlio ro-cnael-pient of Hie frco coinage nctof 1S37 v ""'"J per cent ,,f ur"r "tic! to llu countries which iccuivu Ameiieun hiauuar.i tiouars (ot the present Weight and fineness), at par as legal tender money. I'roiH'li lor Jlnr.ln:, Wasiiixoton, OjL I. Thero Is u new Ulchmond in tho Kansas marshal ship fluid. T. K Wil on of llorring ton, wlio eamo lioro to look over the situation, has brought .1. II Crouch, the stalwart roproscntative from Hutchinson, to tlie front, and lias culled on tlie president iu his behalf. I.'lclt Alorrl. l ('(iiiflrinpil. Wasiiincii'o.v, Oct. I. The sinato in executive session yester.lay confirm -d tho appointment of Kichard II. Morris of ivuusas to bo collector of Internal revenue for that state. Ninrly Ituiclioil tlio Nurt.'i I'lite. Sax l'livxtisro, Oct. The steam er Jeaine, tlie tender of Hie Arctic whaling fleet, which has arrived from llorschnl islands, brings, news that Captain 1'ortcr o.f tlu htrnni wlmlor Newport, reiiehcd eighty-four dogroos north lattnde, thu iuo,l northyrly point nvor fc-tchel by mini, The Now" port wintered at Horschoi islands and this suinmor, uiilod by an opoii sea, particularly free from Ico, worked lior way north while In pursuit of whales to eighty-four degrous, within six de grees of tho north pole. It Is boliovcd that had tho Newport been supplied with dog-, and sledges the norlh pole could easily have been readied by traveling over the ice. Ol.Ject to ,l.u l. u:i.l CiniUllli. Kansas Cuv, Mo.. Oct. I It was reported In financial circles tovhty that an altcm.it would boon lo lu.i lo to have the iippoliitinonlQl Samuel M JHrrUniid Ko'a.r.d. i Conklln as re ceivers of tho Jarvls-Conklln Mort gage Trust com any set aside. Tlie dissatisfaction does not f slst in Kan kis City, luti in Hi liust among hold ers of securities of tho embarrassed o irporatlon. Some of tlieso holders prefer that thu roi elvers bo men who are not associated with tho eotu.riu.iiy. L'ncUi t-clln mul Turli-y l)l.i;ii i. Loxno.v, Ojt- t. The Dally Nows corregpoti.lt-nt at ConsUintlnople says Uoloums thit tha porto hisdoelded lo uloao Hi3 1'rotestnnt college at Anatonln and hus informed tho United Stntos juinUter Hut the sultan does not dosiro the return of Dr. Derrick. Tho government nt Washlnzton, tho re ort says, Informed the poi to that American missionaries mini be in no wise prevented from roturning to Asia Minor from liuro o Kuiinjk' Olilett Mom in Doail. Aiciiisox, Kan., Oct 4. Kliza I'or ter, better known ns "Aunt Kliza," who was probably the oldest womin iu Kansas, died last week at her homo south of here. She wjs lurn on Aug ust 10, 170'. in Logan oouiity. Ky. Connection has boon inado on tho longest telephono lino in tho world except that between Now rrk and Chicago. It extruJs roin Snoknno to i Tortland by way of I'uget sjund. Tiro j d stance Is about 000 miles, n r -rs5a-"s,li'-" 1 I i ii I Co?'yf-ittzAr-93t A WALK OVER COMPETITION I the unite we tuse In tlie shoe trade, mid we not mil v eiilov It mirsehes. hut i It ery interim; lug to our customer. Our stm-U of fnotweiii Is us inn. I, i' yoiiil rompettlloti a a point a mile awav I heioiui hem lug. These gnnd lu,.,k rcnifll for KHid. Ins-1111-.c though thc eiiu'l lake w ing. the tilKe feet, mill II ii getting I'liiilieeled w llh -o ln:ili paliof feel Ihnl eei ihn 'liuikesn big Kill, in Eisenschmidt Hetsch, 11H WRST OKLAHOMA AVbl. EAGLE 109 HARRISON AVENUE, Everything' in the DRUG LINE. WALL FAFRH AT COST, Prescriptions Filled Day or Night- A, C. HIXON, Prop'r. Cn" n;i 1. PHONIC CONNICIION "tt-a RICHMOND HAND Is the Fiirmtiirfl. imnnauiflro &nrf fiirtforul Ml IIIIUI U CHEAPEST PLACE ON EARTH. I CAS SAVE YOU MONEY. 1 1 3 OKLAHOMA AVENUE. 1 1 3 DRINK Pabst A cool and refreshinp- beverage. Pure and undultcrated. For sale through out the city. HENRY LINN. CAPITAL CITY -BEADLE'S A full line of Books. Stationary, News, Office and School Supplies always on hand. II. A. BOYLE, Proprietor. LOOK HERE Am Here to Stay If you ure iu wuntof the Celebrated Cincinnati Safe, Tiro or llurglar l'roof or Kiro and llurglar l'roof; If you nro In want of the Celebrated American Helpmate, Singer, Itoy-i! Now Homo Sewing Machine; If you are in want of llieycles nnd TrU-ycles, such as tho celebrated Imperial King of Scorchers, thu Fowler, the Oriel, the l'hiunlx, the Centiui, the Warwick, tho lload King, tho Telegram, tho Telephone, the Courier, tlio Traveler, the New Mail and the Hand Qucon llieycles, at wholesale nnd retail, come and get my prices, at 100 U Oklahoma ave., Guthrie, Ok. Tit E. H. KNAUSS, Manager. The English Kitchen, THE OLDEST HOUSE AND ONE OF THE BEST in lhe CITY. Rates Si.25 Per Day. Board Reasonable STOVES! O I SI W ll SIRS Place for lueensware anil Csrileiv Beer BOOK STORE, BLOCK. VI ii a I

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J MU AHSTKACTb Ul- Tl V- ;iM!MWr-l.,i.. ..in nl"l Hlf. II I III I imUllTMUT he geafcev. OFFICIAL I'ArKII HF MHI VN COVN. V. Iiy HOV IIOKFHAN. Tl.llltllOltlAI. fll'I'H'ltltS. (Jov.inor V C. IlBM'HOW. Krcltarv T .t. I.nWK. Atlnllil V (irlllTHl A. MAI.IIII.VITII. U.N Mai-dml i:. I). Nix. Chief .III tire- PilASK D.il.H. AorliUe.ltntlw Hi Miv V. Scorr. NIUIII'ltllTION ItlTKS. nll.r. Ono month, di-llvei-wl In uv t J (inn in aith by mall JJi Threoinoniln l; Hlxmoiitln J J Ono your WJ VVKKKI.V. Six month 60 Ono veor m it.vn.oit u inn: taiii.i:. xoimr iHHt.vii. Xn. 105, Chicbago Kxprew.... 6:10 m. No. 40 Mr. Illver Exprew... S;S0 p. m. No.4M, Way Pmlulil.. 11:11 i. in. poutii noi'Mi. No. 403, Textu Bjsins .11.10 p.m. No. 407, Oklahoma Ilxprwn 1 :ctt p. m. No 488, War Frrlirht 1 :0ft u. in. I'aweiuan should procure tickets be fote gutting on tlif train llv vigorous application of thu electric liy li t whistle how unit tliun the plant is able to demonstrate that it Is still In operation. Mil. .Iacoiih, chief of thu strip regis tration service, li tii uiiulii olliciul re turns to tho department showing In ronnil nutnbors 111,000 registrations. 'i'limiiiis sonic prospect of mi end to tho speeches- and of teaching n vote on tho Sliorman tict repeal bill novt week. It Is high ttinu for iiioro vot!nj; anil less talking. Kiti'iiiiou Wii.mwi lias it boil just where it would Interfero with his rid ing in tho saddle. Thus he Is pro- vented fiom tithing tho fluid, thus a foreign war Is again nvurtml. Ni.vk.ntv inoi'HAMi nallvos am on the turf in Africa and by force of arms aro demanding their rights. Thu day may yet come when tho stntuu of Lib erty will overlook both Nyanas. A ICwhar man has laid claim through tlie courts to a goodly portion of New York elty. If tho Kansas crowd got oil they asked for there wouldn't be much left for tho other fellows. h.vitnv Ni:ai. goes on reiterating challenges for debute to Major Mo Klnley, and ho is getting n. .arm In his persistence that thu Mttlo Corpo ral will have to step on the platform before" he gets through or nektiovvl "lg his inability to meet tho issues. ImMB general lejolclng over the re 'nt killing of ihu tnilti robbers In 'I'Hsoiirl, tho fact was ut first over ooited that tho deceased gentlemen were scarcely more than boys, not out Of their Icons, but with heads full of dune novel fetujr, they became willing dupes of font Cheap John detectives and walked deliberately into thy trap set for Ihem. Tin: nomination 0f Mr. Vnn Alon to bo niuhii'.Hailor t Italy, which has been unacted upon because of the ilinrgo that ho contributed S.io.uoo towards tho election of Pro-Idem Cleveland with tho understanding that he was to have that olllce. Ishtlll much gosslpped about. The bonato commit tee. is Investigating the oliargo and considerable polMoal prossuro Is being brought to boar to secure tho eonflr million. Tho politicians would be Mrry to see his nomination rejected. It is impossible to soeuro tho best bervico in the lire depaitmeut wilhout placing it upon a paying basis. Ono can not bo expected to sacrifice his interest or opportunities by voltin larllj contributing his eirorta for pub lu belief in lion, however worthy tho -uierprtse. Tho gratis nod "thank 3cu job soon grow Irksome whether pu formed lii pUi,0 01. j,rVato oa pa Itv. Sumo stilwtuutial bonoflt U the foundation of any thing that stands The city eounull should, in tiur opinion, take such action us will place our flro department upon ii pay tug busU. Tin duhuto in the house on tho bill f r tho 1'ppeul of tho federal election laws, which will ooullnuu another weik before ti oto is taken, has boon unusually tame, instead of oxciting.us it wus expoctcd to bo. This is largely wuig to thu deterioration of tho lie- ul lican Under not to allow mem lirsof tholr parly to mako bloody shirt spcuchet. against tho bill. If it be good politic not to Jo whnt your opponent want jouto do, this was good politics, for tho Democrats uiiidu m biuret of their desire to stir up a id hot partisan row. It limy come et A week is a longtime, and .nau'u Umpcr mighty uniurtuin. 1 nt: Kunsas City Times says: Tlie utiins of Ok'ahomu did not go there in the year of our Lord 1SU fur their hi al tli. Ho when tills new generation (ft oomers struck the town of Pen; v. tic Oklahoma man with his gold brick game wus on deck. He prsuuded the new citizens to sign a petition to the governor praying that tho now town be declared u city of thu first class and that an election b cull oil. The gov ernor did us ho wus roquosteu, und now it turns out that only citizens who have res ded in the territory si months may vote at this election, 'llii XuU the Oklahoma crowd on top and y Q7ntT the smart Kansas crowd In outer dark nun. The ICnntns man U a great politteiuti lnt there ar a few trlcUn ho doesn't know It dceii bltn rood onoo In a ivhllo to fall down. Tor he loams that the race l not always to tho swift nor the battle to tho Mrotig THE REMOVAL OHDER. Colonel Wlslyr Is a good lawyer, but was a little previous In his Injunction restraining Governor llonfrow mid Altornoy-doneftil (Julbruith fiom ru moring the Inhabitants from the Parry court house roserTo A little Investigation would hate dlsclowd the following facts: Oovernor llonfrow noror gave any order to clear the reserve, tin tho contrary he has always maintained and itatod to numerous persons In aonferonee upon this subject that he had no authority in the mutter. That It lay uutlroly under the direc tion of the department until u deed is suod from tho townslle board to tho county commissioners, when It would bo subject to the provision of tho lat ter. He has felt it his duty, however, to allow no settlers upon this reserve under ti mistaken sense of their rights lie accordingly instructed the sheriff to warn all parties Unit according to the recorded plat such tract was re served. That all settlement and iui provemant would be at their own peril: that the roinrvu would undoubt edly be cloured bii'rilf Scruggs' or. dor to settlers to vacate, wus simply u mistaken construction of his Instruc tions. Governor llonfrow visitod Perry on Tuesday und on finding the sheriff had Issued such an order, at once took steps to correct tho error. WEATHER AND CROPS. Il port of lu I illicit ShitiM I)i-iiirtiiii lit of AurluiiUnrc, I'. S. 1)i:i'AIitmi:vt of Aoniuii,iirK. Vi:iiii:h Itunii.vr. i Tho weather conditions of tho past week have been dilfereut from those of the three proceeding weeks, in that rainy, cloudy and eool weather have been tl) u existing conditions; the pre vious having boo dry nnd wuiiii with routinuoiis sunshine. Tho rains of tho pasl week huvoboun abundant in all sections and viry heavy In IheHOtilh and east. About one-fourth of tho cotton crop in the Chtckusuw nation was injured, tho houvy rains beating the cotton from the bolls (ih()t all of which were opened) und burying It l .ie sand. Ilrooiu corn Is being harvested and considerable cotton put upon thu mar ket within tho week, but most of the farmers aro busy completing fall seed ing, the ground being in the bust con dition for tills work. A largo acreage will bu sown. Turnips are coming up nicely. Whal little of the vlieut town III tho early part of September that had sprouted looks bad on account of tliotith and bugs. Thu rains of tho past week may, however, bring It out all tight. Nolo With not week's issue the crop bulletin in season will close. Ity tlut time neaily all of the crops will linvo been gathoiud and we do not deem it Mocossary to ujntiniiu thu pub lication of tin bulletin Wo Ine'- o eaids to oar correspondents for -.p vial icporls on cotton, broom corn, etc. .I.s. 1 Wiomisvhj:, Observer Weather Ilurouu Oklahoma City, Ok., Oct 3, ll z AL OHNER I NTERVIEWIJD. lUproxii IIIiiiMtlf on ill-lull llrmil- tur) Sulijfila. Chlof Cat Oruer and Unit irrepressi ble squaw man, it. Mournful Olukcrson of the Kleknpoo tribe, waftod into town again last evening and were at onoo the cynosure of all oyos. Chlof Ornor was attired in a short surtout and a wan voice, and "Dick" woro a beetle Hush and a collar. "What aro your chances for the po lice justiceship of Pony, Mr. Ornor'." asked a Lf.aiiku man as ho elbowed his way through a throng which hov ered about the two celebrities "It has been my rule in life never tu fclvc audience to the press, but since you importune me 1 will tsy that my chwiieos are teellout- in fact 1 will be oleetod If 1 rooeito votes enough, 1 euro nut whnt others may say, but 1 would rather bo rLht than loft handed." Here the fuliiro p. J relap.ed into a ducp gloom and Diukcrsou put lu: "Looking down through thu dim Utu of yuuro methliiks 1 sue an iiauro sky. I look again; there is u limit to the sky; it Is u sky limit, but I daru not go against the gamo-y horizon. In years agono 1 meandered dow n the volyaty sward covering my father's farm lu doing this 1 took pleasure in en telling husking boos and extracting the de licious honey therefrom And again, l stood on the bridge at midnight when the clock was btrlking tho hour when somebody moved tho bridge At this juncture a deep hush full on tlie urowd, breaking tho show win dows of an adjoining store, and Cnl and Oleic wont out to kill a do,?. BUSINESS IMPROVING. Until Kf'i,r. l iutu1I Hi" lliulni'X Ilu ronu trri of u C'll) "Our biiiluebs is better now than it wan lliih time lant year, remarkeil a hotel clerk yenterduy. Thisstatement hould begratlllying to (iuthrlc poo plu. The hotel is nearer thu pulse of trade thuu any other commercial In stitution, lintel trade Is the first to i utter when timet two dull and thu llrt to pick up with brightening days. The return of tho traveler to his Inn s proof that the puui Is subsiding and thut the prjeossi m lu pursu l of liio elusive ilJllur ha started again board iraj nsanJnhthei ading iks on its comfortable jog trot. (at thol.it aiClt, bok tX re. 1 I ri.Hfy- sJil.V' ,4MJ)l( NSUV IN Wg2SS MORGAN'S STRONG TAL& hi: nNDE.vons to si-ap bacJ atthb pnasiDSNT. t;OllHP I'ioHIlllnit I'Mlu l!rircf nlut In Cooper of Tpm 1 lin Bllur I'ur dmoliiK Ctillur. I Prom Our lingular Corn spnndpnt.l Washington, OlL X The uncondi tional repeal of the purchasing cltiuo of the Sherman silver law is now re garded by unprejudiced people as u dead Issue, because of the confessed Inability to bring tho Voorheea bill to a vole in the senate. The silver sen ators rocogniae the'r power and are now more exacting ns to the com promise aiundmetil that they will ac cept than they havo boon tit any time Inco tho debate began, and although the chances favor the adoption of tho eoinpiomisu, there is a possibility that, through their exaction nothing will be done, tho Voorhccsblll being ineio ly left on the calendar to die. Tho compromise that has been indorsed by the largest number of senators who would vote for uncondltloa.il repeal, if they could, provides for the sus pension of the purchase of silver un til all the silver bullion now In the treasury hail have been coined, after which 2.000,000 ounces per month are to be purchased mi' coined until the total of thu silver currency roaches $MM),000,000; also that SKOO.OOO.OOO of bends shall be at once issued to in cronic the gold reserve fund of the treasury. '1 ho silver men do not llko the idea of u now bond Issue, but that will be insisted upon by the lopenlurs. It is not prob able that any deflnito action will be' taken until next week, but so certain aro muny senators und lepresontatlves that next week will end the long struggle in borne way that they mo preparing to visit thu world's fair, It being expected thut cougiess wilt take a two weeks' recess ns soon as tho mat ter is settled. Representative Cooper, of Texas, Is iospouhib!o for a unique proposition for (V settlement of the silver question He has Introduced a bill lequuNtiug tho governors of all the states to cull a general election of the people in No vember to vole upon thu question of freo coinage of silver, tho election to be conducted in the manner of elec tions to select members of the legisla ture and the result to be olllcially cer tified to inngress by the governors. Tli lit would fellow unquestionably what u niojorlly of tho pooplu wish congiess to do, ami the majority Is at least supposed to govern In this coun try. Whether President Cleveland loaily Intended to slap tho senators who have lefnscd to do his bidding. In vot ing for Hie re pen. I 1)111, when he made that speech at tho Capitol centennial, U more than your correspondent would undertake to sny positively, but It is certain that his remarks woro so taken by the senators, and equally ccitain that the slaps havo been loturned with more than interest by senators of his own party. Senator Morgan, while not oiico beioming unparliamen tary, made his meaning plain to all. Ho said: "Nq man in olllce, however high, no monopolist imostud Willi power, however sum emu and ex tensive, no man, whatever his powois may be can either exonerate mo from tho discharge o' my duty to grant the people all of their constitutional rights nor can any man crowd mo into sllnuco when I ihoosc to speak. This is an (iiena in which hayo the honor to bo one of tho embassadors of a .sov ereign state, whose suffrages shall not be taken from her without her con sent, and whore 1 have got tho right of full and free speech. And although It may make the ears oj eh irlltansboro to listen to ine, althoug.i my words may bum them like oiudora, yet it Is my duty here in the presciue of God and in this august presoncu It Is my duty to the ttate whoso ambassadorial I credentials I hold to stand heio and I defend tho constitutional rights of my I constituent us long ns, In my judg ment, tlie defense is appropriate, re I quisito and necessary. Nobody need bo astonished at the sluggishness of tho senate, or any part of lU nor sup pose thut boon use ho may think he ought to have groat liillueuue 1 should theioupoii subordinate myself llko a cricket or a mouse au'il tun Into a hole to conceal myself. Thu last mail in I A l.ilMiua, thu poorest uigfrer in Ala bama, Is untitled to his constitutional right at my liiimls as miu-h as the president of the I'liltod btates is, and he will have It if I know how to glvolL" IliinUor llitt I'll I r. Wo aro In loeoipt of the third num ber of this very lutoiosting publica tion. It Is conceded that lu no other form will tho gieat Columbian Hx po sition bo so fittingly portrayed for piiMiiutuse and permanent preserva- lion, us In Tint Hook oh hik 1'aiu, n work of 1.0W Imperii folio page.. i.. ...i, j.riuieu uii me iiumi t on amelud piper, stud now being pub IUiIhhI in -'5 partk of lu pages ouch, nt 1.0(1 a pnrU Tho work present all thu feature of the fulr and thu mur v ttlous eonteuts of ull the great build ing. The pgi-fc ure tilled with ftioiieb i tt llttmitv ftn.l Utllltl' ft.ilf.li ,im Ik. fj.n

1 tiion nil. Ill limlur 111,, fthial 1sknA room in King l.udvvig'a uaUce, trie Llectric Tow cr o' I i, Ut. the pktur evipiw btreot hi tarn the ()iucu of KngUud'b tapi-.tr tin Vr ah 1 i vllion, tlie Oiiii.tnan, V i1 Itattle Ship and ten tu 1 n..u The bo.ik is for u'l time uud -liou'd be in i vcrv li useliold Hook su litis, silu jl rrav us b'j h iwtiui Prepared Is the Best and Cheapest Paint on the Market. What io It that glvo3 any Paint Durability, Boauty or Finish and Preservative Quality? PURE LINSEED OIL ONLV. To every gnllou of Hammer Pure Prepared Paint must bo added one gallon of Pdro llaw Idnseed Oil to reduce ready for Painting. When you add n gallon of pure, fresh I.lnseod Oil to a gallon of Paint, you know that you will havo a rendy-mied Paint, made from pure I.inscud Oil, tinil not out) inadn from Liquid Adulterants. '1 his necessary addition of raw Linseed Oil planes the durability of our Paint under yurr own control, und, if pure OH is used, the durability is nssured. This Pnint is most economical, ns compared with other Keudy-MKed Paint Iniismuuh as the consumer does not pay lor Linseed OH used at the rate of cost of Ueady-MKod Paint, Sl.io to J1.T0 per gallon. After being thinned with pure Llnsood Oil, ono gallon of the mixture will cover 300 square feet two coats, on good surface. There is no other Paint made that can offer absolute nroof of durnMlltv. at a cost of SI. MO per gallon to tho consumer. t3f for sale only by F. B. LI L LIE &CO. DRUG. BOOK NEWS DEPOT. GUTHRIE PERRY BUDGET, HOSTS OF INJUNCTION SUIT: TILED. Kill) il u Ci iilli-ili Nun Comer to l' rrj WitiTirMliiK lluteli or IVr.V II1M mill .MIh!iui. Hon. John Clark, logeutof the ag ricultural college at Stillwater, is in the elty. He is the first man In Porry with a plug h iL .1. Cole, tho clirk datullod to do work at tho land olllce, returned Sun day to Washington. Henry .lonkins of Southwest Mis souri, made the run into tko strip with a inula Ho has not been teen by his friends since he loft the lino at noon I Saturday. He is a very old man and his friends nro anxious to got trace of i him. Any ono learning of tlie old man will please address tho postmaster at Vntes, Ok. Thu Democrat suyi: Henry Linn has applied for a restraining order against .1. M, Gore, .1. .1. Doles and others compoiing tho North Porry tovvnsito company to fjtop the Issuing of lot coitiflcates and further build ing on tho (pint tur section claimed by him Temporary ordor was issued by Judge IMw a ill a and tho caso will bo heard to-morrow. Many Injunction SiHls nru being filed in Perry. This scares people avvuy. A euntipode tho size of a whale was killed this morning in block lit. Chas. Cotlinghatn took it to Ohio this after noon as a specimen of u lot Jumper of Perry. J. 1C Hewitt went to .lopllu, Mo., Satin dny. lie will icturu to Perrv i and engage in tho icstuurnnt busi ness. -J Mr. nnd Mrs Ktnrio lloudy aro tho parents of the first child born in Porry. 1 ho ITcd Light saloon was entered by thieves Tuesday night an I ro'jbed of $10. Local preachurs and frontier evan gelists held out in Inrgo numbers in tents and in tho open tilr Sunday even ing. Tlieto was no luck of gospel foi those who were hungry to hear from the Lord all day Sunday, notwith standing thu clnmor of tho hammers. W, C. Wicr, late of Sharon .Springs ami o-county attoiney irt Willace county, Kansas, has located in Perry Mr. Wlur Is a graduate of a law school at Iowa City and was a number with thu class of ISbl. Hio t a good man for mayor Volney lloggutt for instance. Tho noise of taw and hammer is lieaid on all s'des. J. S. Stappoth of Pi luce Hdwnrd Isl and has located lu Porry. HICKS FOR OCTOBER. I'ri illi Is Snme C'ulil VV;ni'K .mil Mi, lent MortiiH. The following are Profetor Hicks,' weather predictions for O.tober. o... tober comes in with eool day and fronty nights, l'lom :i 1 to lt!i change to warmer with blunter and full rain. About t"th and 10th it will giow wanner and Mivore autumnal btorina. Snow North and Went very probable. Morin pen oil l.ith to 18th, will take on nioi e wintry aspect generally, nnd will bo followed by cold wave and freeing to tho north. Secondary dis turbances due about tho 2M und 23d, to be followed by bright cold duyfc und nights up to btorm period, ,'lh to .loth This liikt period a smart dash of winter tow aid and following the close of lU .storms .SENTNCEDAND FINED. lVo.1 W.'lllT I'llllllll (.lllllj (if I'.lll Ijir. iij Dilior L'rlinliiiil ?vi:, Tho jury U tho case of tho tenitory vi. Prediick Weber, tried In dUtrict court, brought lu a verdict yesterday, finding the prUoner guilty of petit laiceny. Ilu was fined fifty dollars u ud keuteneed to 30 dciysliuprUouiiient in the county Jail. rhegraud Jury joaterduy leturued :,n(JiclMlenU VnuU rnk chnrl with the murder of Jiuikw... I'tiy, auu Anderon liulton, implicated in the stoning to det'i of a boy. liulton wit arraigned .vesterduy uud Hriuk will bo nrraigneJ to-iuorr,iw Louie 1 .el toy will be uiruigued in district court to-duy on the charge of grand lureeny. The cam of the territoiv v- I)y in'i upied tlio time of the Uistrvt tourt Mtirdas Day is chargeo with ob- taiuii g ill in. v under fitSi pnteus'i, Iik ti -tii.iniiv in tho cu.se was Huulied a't i't iViHUig aud the atguiueiits of the eouusul will be In ..id tli s i. ri.ing Thejurj ,n ,,a'i nm uily mUHient 1 ing Ladies, see t'lo e'egant n w line of Matlouc ut 1 ii Lil i" X I x'o. tl;AK O I- HANK Palm PURE READY READING. The following queer advertisement nipe.ned in a Georgia papT lately: "W. S. A requests us to state thut ho bus a son, a very likely young man, who is desirous of forming a matri monial alliance. All communications will receive prompt attention One year ago tho intended marriage of Andrew Hirot to Clara l'unkhouscr of Denver Dam, Wis., was postponed on account of tho death of the girl's father. A new wedding was named, but before It came around Clara died. Now Andrew Is to marry the mother of his former sweetheart Her age is ana ins is Tho chaplain of tho SSnulc Of Xev ada hnb been accused of plagiarism One of the members complained that the good man introduced in his re tain ks thu other day, word for word, ideas tho senator had heard expressed at a funeral two yeais ago Inquiry showed that it was tho Lord's prajcr that the senator had rcfcionco to The liodlos of three skeletons were I pfi c: jskiu? oir: few days ago A number of fcoldteis' buttons und pieces of uniform, also t. i .i i ii. iwi.n.i, niLimni ma hKcieious io no Hnglish soldiers who wcro killed i the battle of Lundv's Lane, which up.r fought near the Lowell farm on July 1311, Tho superb bronze doors ordered by Willium Waldorf Astor. to be. ulncod at tho south and front entrances to Trinity church of New York, na n mcinoirul to his father, John Jacob Astor, nrc now finished. They are ver itablo works of art, and picture cer tain portions of biblical stories, Y.c door is said to weigh a HttU) under .1,000 pounds and thu cost of the set will lie about S100 000. They may be computed on most poiiitsto tlioso won derful doorrt In the eaplto'l at Washing ton, although hardly so carefully co eutod or witli tho llgurcs so well grouped. It was leccntly discovered that a young gill had been serving in the Tiukish nriny for three and oncdmlf youis under her brother's, naiiio and had distinguished herself by especially good conduct. An investigation was Immediately made and it was found that tho girl had taken this heroic stop which means even more in Turkey than it would here in order to freo her lit other, who was her mother's only moans of support, Tho Bulttin, when infotined of the sacrifice, bestowed the Sehesakct order of the third class and a life pension of five Turkish pounds u month. The girl was sent lioino und her brother re mains froo torn sorvlng. Jlore, when asleep, ulw.i.vs have, one ear pointed to tho front IXaelly why no human being can tell, but the probability is that the practice is a i olio of the time when tliev weio wild and obliged to ba on their guard even w lien asleep bother or not this is I thu ease tho fact Is eortain that wldlu eattlo aiuapp.uontly indifTorent us to Mm position of their out s.u lieu sloop, ing, and no ma (tur huw those append ages may bo pl.icud both ate Dointcil alike; horses ulw.iyb point ono our forwutd FROM FOREIGN LANDS. Itiss.iid to ioat t.1(),000 a year to keep St. Peter's chinch at Koine in to pair. China's ten etop promises to bo largo and of o.Ncullciit quality this J ear. It is tepottoil thatanictl'oit is being madu in Loudon to re-inttodueo sedan chairs. A poimlon of 0,000 francs a year has been granted to Mine. Konau by tho Trench government. The empress of P,usslu's physician wlien In attendanco upon lis august piiilent iccelves n foe of SJ.'.O a day. It is proposed to build a big dam ut Lake Albert Xyauza for tho mimosa of giving Lgypt a plentiful supply of water during tlie low Nile. Imports say tho plan ii, entirely feasible, and the best jet suggested. Another new cannon has been in vented in liormnny which i o.pcotnd to lovblutionizc tho uitillory of nil Lurope k'rupp, it is leportod, has oirered .l.ooo.oou miirlw for tho oxolu slve tight to the invention, and tho inventor, Ilerr Lhihaidt, has refused tho offer lie pi onoses to establish a plant of his own for turning out his guns It w ill bo tho most rapid firing cannon in tho world so far. The Mlsfli Clothing Parlor has moved to -MM llairlsou avenue, third door west of First street. Don't forirot tlie piece. 237tf P. Xkwma.v. 1 iit'Mi:-Silk umbrella with twoi gold plates on handle. Loser may nave same by calling nt the Arlington hotel, and paying for this notice J'lltf iMiLUtXSXl 15 it HrlP IT i IfPThH III lU.1 I i OCiLI 1! iii-tmtli ri iiii.re and fiiei"er J tni- IJelM tl UUli' Il.lir, VtUlllllf Ui Tl III, IgliiiuN. fa.e .irnik ur nnk, with ul -MMil.tru inn r uilurv t t lit- m t .1 ,t, Jt--h It was for lift) vrura I lie .iinij fl'U'i,Jl !'lii.lan a the luirlirrt u.i!i iJt rt t, .nil ,li- .iii.Al ABiiuuf il.rm if, I -i -..i.,..i,,i. :rikiiiiiii, i, li. (in. ..it i ul tiair .Hiialikt that evr llirit. l'i 'inj urn iri'.nv praciice ui a iiitf-uHie jm n lie nut In and ari.i.x. i a' y ol 1 i I, r. s r Iv. 4 tit rpcnt I'rlic HI -ci i lu. UrJ t rrisxmd. r( b lei al S.Ie a cats I r Ame x Ad Irt i Tbs 3kookum Root Hair Grower Co. K.Mh urn I- if Ave.. juw f.rU Up INDIAN TliKUlTOllV, ANHEUSER-BUSCH It i tne healthiest and finest drink jou can drink yourself or offer your friend It is preferable to strong drinks ancj people in general prefer it to wine. ANHnUSKR-UUSCII motto in brewing beer is NOT HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW GOOD. He sure and inquire for Anheuser-Busch Bottled' Beer, Before leaving for the Ship, since the water may be scarce and that which you get may not suit )our palate, and also endanger your health. CAN BE FOUND AT ALL FIRST-CLASS SALOONS, G- M. BARNES SON Will maintain their GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Life. Accld and Tornado Policies Written Immediately Upon Application, i Our accident business embraces EMPLOYERS LIABILITY. STEAM BOILER, INDIVIDUAL ACCIDENTS, FIDELITY BONDS. Sub-agents wanted throughout the Temton. Money to Loan on im nrMlff.fl fnr-t., r- tAttr. v HH.m.. 'I'l..... 1) t.l t. rt I. n.. rt A.. I l-""-w fcv, jjiuficii) wont.- in iiiiii; u 11 lining, whiaiiuuia xi. OKLAHOMA I Everything First-Class. I vwwi cfc i rr r-k vtl-UU per UaV. IiOUOtING io LINGTON S. FRAZIER, Proprietor, Furnished Throughout. Newly FURNISHED ROOMS FOR PENT. V'Ci: CI.I.AN HLDS. (Sko. A. Mi:rc.i.F, President. M L, Tiu.skii, L'asliier. Capital National BanK, GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA. Capital fully paid, $S0,00o Undivided profits, 30,000. "PALACE Reopened for Business! Better Than Ever! Raths, $1.00, $1.25 axi) $1.50 pkr Day, NICE CLEAN NOOMS. BEST MEALS IN THE CITY. MRS. ID. BLUBAUGH, Propriotross. Tho Misfit Clothing Pat lor has moved to '.'Oil Harrison avenue, third djor wosi of Pirst street. Don't forget the phue. 2.'.7tf P. XhWMA.N Notlinnr Suliiof lliii IiiIiikiI I.mIk. I'nisiiuiit Io the ptov Isioiis of .Section I of the Act of Mas Itll. lV.IO. entitled "An Act to piovldo foi tovviisite entries of Itiiid In what Is knovviiasOklahoiiiu, etc" and hi v it tue of an older fiom the fceeie latj of the Intel lor, dated Mulch 31, lS'M, tlie iindeisKiiiit tmslees, will m-II In tlie highest hlddei, hi the eltj of (luthtie coiintv of Logan, teiiltot) of OKl.ihotim on Srt'i:i. Ot'iomm 14, ls'.n. the fol lowing descilhed list of unclaimid lots ituateil in what Is known as Ciipitul milium ,,1-si iiuiiiiiu lolSte: f WITAI. HIM.. lllock W, lots 1, :j, 1, .1, 0, 7, S, 0, 10. li, 12. l.t, 1 1 and 1.'.. Illock'Jtl. lot 10. Clock 30, lotsO, HI, 17 and IS. Clock 31, lot- 1, 3, I, 3, l, 7, S, 0. 10, n. and 11!. Clock 3'.', luu 1, -4, 3, 4, .1, tl, 7, 8. 'I. 10, 11 and Vi. ClueJctt, hits 1,2, 3 and Is. Clock Ul, lot 10. Clock 11. Iou.1, b, 2.1 and 21. Clock rs, lots ii, in, 2.1 and 21 Clod, 3D, lots 17 and IS. Clock .V, 3.0,7. s.O and to Clock si, lots 13 mid It). vi:srru'liiitii:. Clock 13, lot 18. Clock 4.', low 13 and 10. wool 02, lot 7. Clock (S3, lots n and 7. Clock 77, lot 3. .Sal,, will take place hi front of Victoi building, on I iit stioot, between Haul-.-on and OUahimia avenue, and will com. meiice at 10 o'clock a. in. and continue fiom duj to du) until all the lots uie sold, lerillnf Mile cHi-h -DeiiN will he pte imml Hud deliMiid.u the cloxi of s.ii,. .1. C. O ii.V.MIItUVI, .Ioiin T. Tam.oii, 111 mi Mi'Ciii'iiii. Trtwteos Tovvnlle Co.ud .N'o.O. Si-pU tubei 23, IslU. TO THE LADIES. V I, l" ...i aaiii mis locuicu in mo Mi M l'-A building, over Mis. Sanders' ..iiilliun,, whu.-sheU nrenated to do all ni ml. of vi m kla ladies' toilet, beailtifjlng lotiipli ii.ns, hair dressing, inanlcuie, etc. T. L. ROBINSON, House, Sign and Carriage 3Fufik.ac3sri?3:Krc3r. PAPER HANGING. Estltnvtes Purnlbhed on Application. 11 North Second Street. f Hotel, CITY, O.. Rates $2 Per Day. $5.00 per Week. AND nO OK N Tii HOTEL, W.ST MI AL-! IN Till' CITV. HCTEL FOR (JOOD LIVERY RIG -Oo to- STAPLETON'S Clereland Af. East of Division St. M0NEU0J0AN! Houses amd Store Rooms for Rent. Farms and Town Properly for Sale. If you arc in need of anything- in our line we can accommodate you. LYNDS lALlSTATE CO, Livery Barn, Wm. Morehead, Transfer-Trunk Line ESTABLISHED APRIL 22, iSfy 115 Oklahoma Ave. All orders for baggage on outgoing trains should be left one hour before the train. r-

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V .i k' v i K JB-wV?? nff ow is use i 10 To get that fall overcoat. Don't wait until Jack Frost gets all his freezing apparatus in shape and running, until jou have contracted a heavy cold and threatened with pneumonia. ou can now have your pick from the thousands of garments comprising our new stock. The price won't bother you a bit. Here are a few sample bargains: A very Fine, Stylish Fall Overcoat at $10.00. Good ones at $5.00. A large stock to select from. All new goods. The only clothing house that was not afraid to buy a stock for this fall. Come Quick And buy before broken. A large Cioods to select the sizes are stock of Piece from for a fine Tailor-Made Suit. All our suits arc made at home. Don't send away to get a would-be tailor made suit. New York "x Clothing House. H. L. COHEN, Proprietor. GUTHRIE SCHOOL OF Shorthand, Business Training Typewriting. Kci.M'Tir SininAM Simple, La, Hi Iff, Swift, Kxiiet, Hfllablc ,l unions Modem, I'logieodxe, Suc cessful. Co I use Complete, Piaetlenl.Tlioioiigh sessions: I).iI1j 0 to 1'-' a. in.: 1 to 3:30. K ruing 7 toy p. in. Teims Hea-onable. Call or address us for (uithcr Information. R, A. GAFFNEY, Principal, llooins and HI Kendall Hulldlui, Okla homa avenue, inn 111 of l'. S. Land Oflleo. cc iMTO-Sio hath charms to sooth the savage breast," sings the poet, but how ever sxxeet the tone of that in the poet's mind when lie wrote his famous lines, it couldn't have been sxveeter, clearer, more perfect, than the music produced by our cele brated UARI1MAN ni vose&son nSinfl HERRINGTON B IC1BI15 Kvcry one warranted, and ou can buy them thcaper than ou can get them out of town. I also have the largest stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Oklahoma. Hring in your watch work. Two experienced watchmakers. All work guaranteed. C. W. WHITE, Jeweler. 2A2 Oklahoma Avo. llest cigars drug store. In the city nt Lillie's 22dtf Take your best girl and go to the 1'dlueo for Sunday dinner. Attend tho races at Oklahoma City. Ooiobor iilth, STtli and SStli. 252tf IIUkiiiuiIiiii Nollcr. Kaylor Stradcr have this day dis solved partnership by mutual consent, Kaylor has removed the dry goods to ills old staud ou east Oklahoma avenue Strader remaining nt the old stand xvlth a complete stock of staple nud fancy groceries. All outstanding bills payable to S. A. Strauer. September '.'0, 18D3. 1 W. II. KAI.KH. S. A. STItAllKlt. P. S. Thanking our patrous for past favors I solicit your continueti patronage. Si A. Stuadkil St'ltf jdaa'iiwptA .vu T-tsy.TtMiyiiif )!Jv-'.--ga '?tvia!irjitfyrTW'iiyiiMi"Ji- "mr"'1 COON I Y COMMISSIONER'S. BOARDS APPOINTED IN P AND O COUNTIES. timid .M h Aiiiilutril l'ur thr Two I'lacm (Iiitprimr Itrnfroii'n Appoint HH'llU. Gnxernor Kenfrow yesterday ap pointed the following commissioners for this counties of l nnil Q: Tor V county 1". I) Nicholas Um niett Hatty nnil VA Me'ulty. Tor O county WMiinn Lay, Witltntn M. Williams and Hubert L. Collins CAUGHT A CROOK. Slirtlir I'tntun Airfxln u .St.itnp Tlilef lit Sunlit IV. Sheriff Teuton, of IC county, and Deputy Marshal l'hil I.cmmon of Mul hull arrived in tlie city lust night, having in their custody a mnn giving his namo asJ. W. Clark. Clark was arrested in a saloon at Santa l'e while trying to dispose of pos'uge stamps. I'poii being searched SI 1.00 wortli of stamps, 81. .10 in pennies, a peek of new knives, razors and a burglar's kit were found on the culprit's person, The Mitlliull postolllce wns robbed recently and it is supposed the stamps came from that place. The knives and razors cannot be accounted for. Clark was lodged in j lil to await ex amination. KILLED A COUGAR. A rniillKloua XXIIil Allium I Killed Nur i:nlil. Yesterday afternoon, near Enid, n couple of hunters ran across a large cougar crouched in the g; ass. At first the' thought it was a large buck deer but when they Hied a shot into the animal it sprang at them like a fiend ii carnate. Tor n few moments it looked l'ke the two men would be torn limb from limb, but both were armed with Winchesters and after putting fifteen shots into the animal's body it fell Octal at their fccL 'I lie cougar measured seven feet from tip to tip and weighed 17.1 pounds. It was a narrow escape. Claim holders in that vicinity w'll be wary of sleeping out on the open praiiie heieafter. THE COMING RACES. Tuo llnj h of Spurt nil tlifi Turf Km Itlnu llwnli AMHiiri'il. As mentioned yesterday in Tin: 1,1. Mil. It, the fair association will hold races in this city on October 12 and 13. Tlie fair grounds track has been p'.aced in good shape for the two days' spirt and some of the best horses In the territory w ill be present. In addition the management has re ceived letters from panics in Ken tucky and Tennessee that several car loads of Hue stock will be brought here, exhibited and sold. llllitui i:i j Appoint! il, Mr. Will II Kbey has been honored by .fudge S'eott with the nppointment as district clerk for the Thitd judicial district. Mr. Kbey is prominent among the young Djinocratsof Oklahoma and his appointment is it titling recogni tion to this element us well as to his sterling qualities as a man. lie took possession of the otlL-o yesterday morning and will ictalii Miss Adah Curnetl as deputy clerk. The Mto ""'I Cum. The celebrated May wood contest ease will be taken up In the land ollho some day this week probably to-morrow. It xxril not take very long to try it and a decision will probably be mado in it speedily, for it Is of tlie ut most importance to the citv that trouble over that line addition be set tied as soon as possible Times Jour nal. Cmiriiiiuiit I.uu llrrukrr. Hop Lxcrctt, a tall, sinewy fellow (torn the Kickapoo eouutry, was brought to the city by deputies yester day on the charge ot selling whisky illeutlly. lie was bound over by Judge Goodrich. Alex Hood, charged with cattle stealing, was also bound over by Com iiiliiloner (loodrlch. 11 eiit lilfiir X lirt'U III lleMItuil. Mr. Arleitha (Ireen, a young mar ried xvoman living in the southeast part of the county, was adjudged in sano yesterday. Sho is violent til times nud at others takes tho form of preaching for days at a time. Sho will bo tent to the asylum at Jackson ville. 111. Shoolliic at Okluhoiiiii City, Tnesduy afternoon John Taylor, tho porter nt V.. D. Davis' saloon on I'irst street, shot Willis Tucker, a barber doing bus'ness ou California uvenuo near tho corner of Robinson street, lloth parlies are colored. Tucker will probably die. WumlnurU In the Vun, Tlie now toxvn of Woodward in tho strip, txvo xveeks old, is already of ficially represented in Washington, Dr. Milton, xvho xvas elected mayor a fexv hours after tho people got to gether, being tliuro in connection with a land contest case. lliiiim tlianfil Out. A gang of groasy looking bums vsere taken beforo Police Judge Good rich yesterday "to shoxv causa xvhy they lived and hud their being in this city." Failing to give satisfactory re plies the vags xvero given hours to put the toxvn behind them. 1'ii.tiiiiMleri fur Oklahoma. Alpine, Heaver County Dr. N. a Hatfield, vice O. K. Tyson, resigned. Altona, Kingfisher County O. C. Fentress, vice Catherine Long, re signed. Kiut- Saturil-y. A race is announced to ho held at tho fair grounds Saturday at 2'20 p. in. bctxveon two blooded horses. A smull admission fee xvlllbe charged. light amp iu0W0' IlaND OFFICE LiNft Thr- Itnplk-hthcs of n Unj Pnltlifullj t'lit-oiilcloil. J nines Hnlgon Is here from Knld. J. I Carter is hero from Wichita. Udxvnrd Conway is here from I'onca. It. M. Hanger of St. Joe Is viewing the city. Judge Schiiill returned fiom Perry yesterday. J. V. McOrath and 1 M. Williams, VA Itcno, arc in town. I'd Ingle of the Xorman Transotlpt was in the city yesterday. It, A. Rogers of Oklahoma City is a visitor to the capital. II. W. Sawyer, of the VA Reno Herald was in the cnpltal yesterday. C. V. (VDonnell of Des Moines, lown Is doing business in the city. Horace fircen of St. Paul, Minn., is lisitiiig relatives in the city. Ned Cheadlc opened the Diamond restaurant at Perry yesterday. 1. M. White and wi(o of Houston. Texas, are visiting In the city. County Attorney A. A. llyers was here yesterday fiom Santa Ke, Attorney Horace Speed was In LI Reno yesterday on legal business. The r uited States grand jury ground out several Indictments yesterday. Senator Robert Mitchell was heio yesterday from (icuda Springs, Kan. W. I It.iruum was appointed jus tice of the peace for IC county ester day. I'd Sullivan has closed out his K. restaurant in this city and gono to Perry. Miss Urooke of Fayette, Mo., is vis iting her uncle, lllshop Urooke and family. Claude It- Hall of Missouri was nd- milted to the bar in the district court i jesterday. l'r. Lawhead, it is reported, has struck gold and lead ou his farm near Crescent City. W. T. Stout is here from Wichita. He is agent of the Kansas .t Texas coal company. Kdltor W. J. Donovan of the Okla homa City Press Oarette, was in the city yesterday. Police Judge Goodrich was on the sick list yesterday and wns eouijxjlled to seek his bed. Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter. Mis. I'niina A. Matthews, left yester day for New ton, Kan. Rev. P W. Hawley of Oklahoma City ill preach at the I'irst Presby terian church Sunday Colonel lilue eamo down from Perry Inst evening and lcmatked that the sand as getting in its work again. Misees llloiklo Jamison, Lou lloll'man ,11... ..1 11 I.... ....t.. uuu illlLi: .i;iiiit-ii i;iii, ...ow very pleasantly on mo iiirm ii u. x. llisiey. Stexxart Kussoll came doxvu from Perry yesterday moining. He is ar ranging to open a dry goods store in the new toxvn. Txvo buildings eauiriit lire in Perry yesterday, but through the earnest xxork of four Guthrie firemen they xx ere saved from, destruction. Tidied States Marshal 1M I). Nix and xxlfo left jesterday for Kentucky. Mrs. X- will visit relatives in that state xxhile Mr. Nl goes on to Xexv York. Mr. Tennyson, late of riorence, but ot no kill to tho man xvho believed that "a sorroxv's crown of sorroxv is remembering happier things." is noxv a resident of .'eriy. A vog named Johnson xvas fired out of toxvn yesterday by Judge Goodrich. When nt rested the felloxv claimed he hart, a bioken arm, but upon hearing of a lock pile lie xvas willing to go. Hon l'retl Haily of toxxnslte board No 8 came doxvn from Perry yester day and reports that they have made proof of tho toxvnslte before tlie laud otlices and xxill be rendy to receive ap plications in a xxeek or ten days. Sheriff Scruggs xvas served with an injunction granted by Judge Dale yes terday restraining li'tn from moving the occupants of tho public square at Perry. 'I'lio grounds of the petition are that tho title of the square is still in tho government. Joe Wisby pic- smiled the petition. Tlie remains of Xewton Stexvart.xvho died in tilis iity Sunday, xvoto shipped yesterday to Jouesville, Ky., for burial. Stewart died from a fever contracted during tho race to Perry Ho hailed from Kentucky and xvas eared for in this city by Mr. Hood kins and attended by Dr. Hnuis. Deputy lit I'errj. Will Nix has moved his family to Perry. Mr. Nix xvas recently uppolnt cd deputy marshal for the new toxvn. Foil Sai.k A lady's pony. 415 North I'irst streut. v- Call nt .iVilf Business Chanco. Half Interest lu well j-'iying xvhnle sale business for salo. Pi lee, S3.000, Inqlure at Lkaiiku olllce ;02tf Miss Patterson xxill have her opon lnp betxveen the 2nd and 7th of Octo ber, xxill havo nexv patterns and latest nexv hats. Please see them before before you buy. USSt-i. llotnescckers' Ouido with latest map of the strip, county seats, land oftloes county lines, etc., for salo by F. Ii Lllllo it Co., Drugs and Hooks. tf Wantkii Students for our night school Session from 7 to 0 p in Terms reasonable. Call for Informa tion betxveen 10 mid Hum and 3 ind 4 p. in. ltooms 1.1 and 10 Kendall building, Guthrie, Ok. '.'15213. Tho best races in the territory Oklahoma City, October 20th, 27th unil -st". 25-'tf

Wanted- ltooms xvith or without board for gentleman mid wife. Ad- dress, until 1) o'clock this evening, 'JV Paiiv Lkauf. ofllce. 'st&gZg&iZ fULU AND ACCURAlt: LIST OF FILINGS. Lous 1.1 up of HnliiMtituler AiiTloiml) Waiting llirlr Itrror.t. of Claim". nt rtri-y. Turn. Klrst filing this moiutiiK company No. 313. Samuel O 11 1 1', ti 30 23 e. Jiihu Rotluoek, nxx '.'O'.'O 1 xx. Peter A lleny. so 1111 e. f Iim.Ii.m M HkUmiihI. sxx -VI i!l 2 XX Waller W Spenc l.shfuxx and lot 8 and 4 1 n a e t 1'iuiicls M Wick!", lot" 1 and nnil s hf ne U" 21 .lolin W Drowning. neMST I e. .luliti II Skaer. ne 31 Hi 1 e. vibert W MeMlller, s( 3tVJ7 1 e. .In uics HraniUin.se S'J 20 1 e. (Icoikc W HioHii, s hi iiw.nud lots 3 and I I '.'I e. Alw L llanta, s hf ue and lot 1 and 3 fi 3S 'i (has II Jones se 2 S3 1 w. Li net 1) Jones ne 24 SI S w James Nate, e hf w anil lot" 3 and I IS !M 1 w Pied W Jones o hf nw and lots 1 and 3 lrt'.ti 1 w. .ImIki W 1-I.iiI. lie 2-1 'J7 S U. Hairy V. Mount, s hf ne and lots 1 and S 0 Si I w. Charles K Wlldei.iiH 30311 w. Ilanj Klllot, se nw and lots a, inndAC 30 1 w William lint letK ne 11131 1 w. Jifiepli M llaipi'i, s V 1 e. LciiihMI .Mel let. s hf ne and lots 1 and 2 I 4 27 2 e. Zaeluuiali McLueu, sw 312," 1 e. I'r.iwfoid C Woodslde. sw 31 3ii 1 w. Win O Pioetor. near.".! I w Amliew It Haiiold, uw 17 2S 2 e. lames S III an. uw 13 31 3 e. Wesle) Plouch, se 3S3e. lleiuj Pottei, s k ne and lut 1 and 2 I il 2e. Joseph W Hauls s h nw and lots 3 and 1 2 20 2 Thomas L Pulton, ne 30 37 3 e. win MeCox. seli3S 1 e. Ldxxln M Clinpinnii, nw 30 37 1 e. XX'm MeCox, ne.l3S 1 e. Tamp II Iiapmaii, se 31 37 2 e. JaeU WltherspiMiii, sxx I 38 1 e. lleniy W CamplHll, so 7 20 1 x. Jim Nelf, lie 7 27 2 e. ieo W Mooie, uw 31 23 2 xx Opal llimlies, s :i2() 1 e. (it .i II Itnss, e h s and lol ll and 7 it 23 llw. I lias M i!iiK, nxx i 30 1 e. eli.it Hawk, s,. Ill 37 3 e. Calvin Titus 31 2 J e. Thos lllliiins, sw H V33 xv. Npilre V Slilllex, lie 33 23 1 e. (ieo Yii4ott. nxx 2" .'I 1 xv. Owen L Tucker, sxx- 211 U-.l 2 e. Mm Inn gnlek. sxx 12 21 2 e. .lelirlnh Rupe, se 23 2i 2 xx. X 111 Rupe, e lit sxx and lots :i and 4 ,tu2r lx. Win P rraiiMln. so 23 2$.' e. hallos L Ciille.x, e hf uxx and lots 1 and 2, 31 21 2 xx. Noimiiu Ranibo, e lif nxx and lots 1 and 31 2(12 vx. iVttl'tU D oodl lug, se 13 25 3 xx Win Oiei 11, ni' 27 2s 1 xx. Kllslia K Puid.x. nxx 10 37 3 o. Lxeiett Vansljko, s hf nxx and lots 3 and 4, 1 33 1 xx. Ijjjut Shoemaker. s 31 2S 2 xx. Alia Wilson, s hf nxx and lots and 4, 3 27 2 xx Nathan C Whinger, uxx 31 3S 2 xx. KllziiltotJt hlinpMns se III 2 xx. Wm (.'nine, no l" 22 2 xx li L PlilJllp, uo37 2l2 xx. RobeitO itelty. no 20 21 2xx. Ashbeii' S rleKeiliig. n 1 21 1 e. yua- I..".. 11... W llw.t. ,l,,. k .itwl l,i.i 1 ,i,nl t J til 1 I1 Ileuix I'm lies, sxx ','S 1 xv. Haitxxell Mailill, uxx l'J'JI e. Jo II l'leetuaii, lots 10, 11, IL' and Kl, 111 ami lots 1 aiitl "i, :k Woe. Orlando Cox, nxx Si Wile. SOI.III Kits' FII.IMIH. James It Jackson, nxx ".'I .".l I e. (ieo II Sutton, lot 1 ami xx li ue l:i and Int 7 1 '-'J xx CO.VTKSTS. J S Idudsav vs Llle Anderson, no lid L'l 1 xv. Thos It Palmer vs I) I) Cathels, ne .1 L'l 1 e. ("has Saekett xs Daxltl 1. Pi nine, mi !iT L'S a e. John 'legler xS A Humble, sxv 31 2S (!eo K legler x- V C Walker, so III .N J II Tuekei xs Wm Suxilep, lol 1 mul and s ii ue i -.'ii i Chas N Hunt xsl'luis Anight, se ll 1 x. Win P I.ott xs Hello Ultlenhouse, s(. -'1 1 xx William CaiMin xs l" Sx.arl, IT lo. William (Hlilimis xs 1' II Collar, lie li

-'11 xx. l'l a ucis Weaver xs Alva S Ilniiiiikei, sxx 7-J1 lo. John W Alexandei, vs William Nexv tnn.se 17 L'li!i e. W A Mct'uiiy xs Wlleoxim. sxx 3f)21 a e. Chailes W Splnloek xs Calx In C Crane, s hf m:u)-.'T 4 e. Kiirinii C iiirt Ue;) U. Hound copies of the first volume of Oklahoma Supreme Coin t reports can be had upon application to l'dgnr Jones, territorial librarian. A grand opening of millinery goods will take plaeo at the Chleago mil- llnery stole. No. Ill First street, on Thursdny, Friday and Saturday, Octo ber .1, ll and 7. Ladies, do list fail to witness the display. 2iSV2 Mas. 1) W. M.xiitiv. Milliner) 0iniliiK. Mrs. A. P. Saunders announces her grand millinery opening to bo on the fith, Oth and 7th of October, at which time all tho latet in plain and fancy millinery can bo seen. Ladies of (iiithrie and vicinity should not miss this opportunity to acquaint them selves with the latest styles in fall and xvlnter millinery. '-'3sif iiouiuera auiiinics, .jimnm., ciimiu. n l in I in jwjli Guthrie, 0k Oct. 12 and 13 at Lillie's drug store, coiner Harrison and Second street. tf Ton Sai.k Chkat One Safety bicy cle. Apply nt 113 Perkins Ave. 202ti Oklahoma's agricultural paper, the Homo, Fleli and Forum, and Tiik Wkkki.y Lkadku 0110 year for 81. The MIslit Clothing Parlor has moved to 2011 llarrlscn avenue, third door xx est of First street. Don't forget the place. 257tf P. Nkxvjia.v. If you are xvaltlng for strip opening don't fall to buy your urugs, station ery, eta, at l.lllios tlru store, the old reliable corner Harrison and Second street 228-tf For a good shave, hair cut or sham poo, go to Toxvers liros., artistic bar bers, lit). South Second street, oppo site postolllce. Good work guaranteed' Dr. Furringtou, homeopathic physi cian and surgeon, specialist xoinen's diseases and rectal diseases. Latest methods for tho cure of chronic and nervous diseases and relief to those xx ho are overburdened xvith too much at iij, v.i,i..i, i....,,,..c .lUense. Itui llesh, xxlilch becomes a disease. Hup j ture curcil without the knife or deten- ton from business. Hlectrlclty in some of Us forms cures some tases xx here nil other means fall. Calls for acute cases answered day or night. 1 Olllce over Spengel's furniture store, I SO Mm fcWf- iMUJMlHrifJr l'' fcthAho3lt. tllh cf,McNif..fi nb-tb ,tinuil ftWn tl(ii eslnto t his dntlgiiler, the late Kmiliu Abliott, tdds to il In- selling tln-ougll the South a life of the singer. Mm. 1'tinllue Tryrr, better known in army circles as Major Pauline dish mnn. is living In Sun rraucUco on a Binnll pension grouted on account of her first husband's set v!eo. Yoshl Hot!, the oldest sou o( the Japanese mikado, xxho Is coining to the world's fair. Is only foul-teen years old, but ho is wild to be as precocious as most American youths at Ixventy. flenoml Dooth has passed over his son, Lieutenant (lnernl HroinwoU Dooth, and nominated tils uuuelitcr, Ln Mntchnlo lUwth Cllbuorn, to suc eeod him In command of Hie Salvation army Queen Victoria's oroxxn is xx'oilh SLSOO.OOO. It costs in intei est $30 000 a year for this headpiece which she never xxears. The Interest uloue xsould buy about 2,000 lovely bonnets oxery Lnntcr. Dr. 1'. H. Relehe of Waverly, Md hue .1 bronre medal xx bich xxns struck by congiess ttt commemorate the xulorous charge of Colonel John linger Howard, January 17, 17sl, at the bat tle of Coxx pens. Miss Ilraddou has realized tlie his toric ambition of Sir Walter Seott, who voxved ho would make l.'100,tKK) by Motion before lie censed xxiltlng This, xxitli fifty-three novels stniiiling to her eiedit and a still uuxx tilling popularity, is probable enough. Piofessor A. S llardj- has some wholesome ideas concerning renllsm "A mini noxvndiiyn goes out and the first thing he sees is a mud puddle, and he describes IL Dot if you look sharp enough and long enough, at the bottom of ex cry mud middle you can Bee the slcy. and that's just xxhat your niouern realist ooesn 1 see Tlie great dill'erenee in stature be txveen Melssonier and his xxife alxxays produced a comical 0 fleet xxhen tlie two went out together. A Paris cor- lespondent writes of once seeing thu extrnoidinnry pair at a picture e.hlbi- I Hon mid of overhearing another artist who wns present -ay: "I should llko 1 to make 11 sketch of Monsieur and Madame Melssonier, and when my pic ture wns finished, I should eull il the '(liantess and the (.81101110.'" HISTOniG STRUCTURES. urUn !Klr-?r Sn'aUma1.! I tplr bee. Many are more than sixty feet long, txxenty feet broad nud of un known depth. The city of Haitian, in (Jreat I'.ueh aria, is cut in the side of n mountain. There are l-'.OOO artificial caves, some very lurge, and txxostutuen, one ninety, the other twenty feet high, each hewn fiom a single stone. The Hanging Hardens of Ilabylon xveie terraces on columns. The gar dens were 100 feet hqnaro and 100 teel high The ascent fiom terrace to ter race xx as by flights of marble steps, and ou the highest xxas a large icsor Voir. TheToxxerof Kabul at Ilabylon was composed of eight square toxxers, one upon the oilier, the pile being OilO foot high. I'.abylou xxas a sipiaie fif teen miles oil each side, tho walls eiglity-soxen feet thick and .'170 feel high. The xx -ill of Severus, separating Kngland fiom Scotland, was thirty six miles longand guarded by txxenty. one forts. It xxas txxenty feet high and txxenty-four feet thick, and to tlia north xxas pi oteeted by n moat foity feet xxide and txxentxfeet ilei. .Wxnti'.ii-A good plasterer, apply at tills olll.-e W.vntkii lloaul and room for out I xvlth private family. Address Ill's of I olllce. Have yon tiled those cigars at Ut ile's drug store? -as-tf Try the Palace Sunday dinner S.le. To Iti-lll. Plastered dwelling, xvool xxork flnlbhoal In hard oil and good well ol xvnter, at No. in Noblu axeiiue. Pi ice per month $1.".. Applj to Ke'sler, No idl Division street north. Sl'ltf I ..ill nt XVurlilV I'ulr llnti-H. niTeetlvo August 1st. the Santa l'u Route will sell round tilp tl-lcets to Chicago at rato of one fare for the round trip plus Si. 00, making rato from (Juthrlo S.M U5. Tickets limited for return passage 30 days and con tin ,mssa,, l PiU'h direction, iA pk Dolaney, Agt I OKLAHOMA ASSOCAITION. '1 xvo I)a)s Paces at On Nexv Atilc Track j sii:i:it riuxiit.xxu rmsr iA, ociom.u 12. 1 3 Minute Hot, pur" f IWl 1 3:30 Pace, ptui ISO M 111 Ie and lepeat, lunnlir,', pui-M... 7i 14 inllo ilaili, riimiliig, purse 'i: ShCO.MI HAY, OClOlllilt 13. J 2 niliuite pace, purse $loo 2:'.'8tiot. pme 1MI Mlleda-li, luiiniug. pillsx 71 1 Novelty, 10 V, -W 'liWHi flu mile pui-e inn Fntrance fee, tiotliug and pacing races ft per cent, and ft per cent additional fiom winners 01 1111) money. Money dlxlded in purse, Hotting and pacing races fio-2ft-lft, llxo to enter and lime to stall. Hunuero, 10 imu emit, entrniico. Purse dlxidisl, 70-20-10, lixe lo enter and lime to stmt. All starts must lie eligible xx hen enti les elo-o. Hules of Amei lean Trotting Association to goxei 11 trotting and pacing rneus. ex cept when otheixxlM' stipulated heiein or agreivl to by all patties Inteuvstcil liefore nturtlng. Amei lean lliiuulng Hules to govern all riiiiiiing races exempt xxluiu othcrxxUe I J! 1.... 1 I e'ss tlnee lu live. 1 A horse distancing the Hold xxill lie en- titled to lirt money only. Ditaiie same aV. .I'.VmT,... ,.v nil .ntr.es Mone) uiuM aecwiipai.) all atrn-s. Ii. J. WIUBfcH, 1 Sicietary. RACES! FmIo' lQ 1 O 1 tm i v a nu a Ka W jHL -HEAITR Drugs, vMsTJLt1 Books and Stationery, PAINTS AND OILS. NKXl DOOR TO POM oi IK I' DEPUTY DISTRICT CLERK, Acknowledpinents Taken, Conveyances Made Out, Filing Papers Drawn, Rcfeieiue Capitol National Bank Guihiic. Coffee k o, ";41 Meals serxed in llr-1-class stxle a', till hours. South Mde Harrison i between 1 irst and Second slitels ONLY BRICK HOTEL IN THE GITY. TT T N i i X I B 8 S I y I E S 1 I I M I 8 8 I B I S, X X V- J. X- J I .1. W DALLY, NEWLY FURNISHED AND 301 First Stroot, CS-TULtto. VZ 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 F XGhange I I SHIVELY BROS. VAN WYCK, Prop's, I'lrst-class livery barns nt Stillwater and Orlando. The best of teams t.na Improved facilities for carrying passengers betxvoen tliesj txvo poinla. To.vr alxvays ready to start at uny time In the day and -iurn at your pleasure. The shortest and quickest route betxvei" "Jutlnlo and Stillwater via Orlando AGLE SALOON I nfflCJuULear cSc Hitclicoclx:. I INE LIQUORS, DRANniES, WINKS, AND CIGARS. Delightful Rooms in Connection. Corner Second St. and Oklahoma Avenue. (Opp. Laud Ollice.) I Williamson Utugo Co, Stage leaves Guthrie daily at 7 a. m. via Partridge, Carney Spere; arrives at Chandler at 4 p. 111 I Leaves Chandler daily at 7 a. m., irnves at outline at 4 p. 111. at (Jus Rhoads' cigar store. Office Miss Tense Murphey, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER, Has removed to Rooms 7 and over Nexv York Clothing House, where she will be pleased to meet all her old customers, and as many nexv ones as possible. THE BEST WORK GUARANTEED. M. WHITE General Contractor. Brick and Stone Work Will GIvo careful attention to Cistern aud Chimney Work. Office at Santa Fe House, 115 SoM St McELHINNEY, IN- cTnuuv, oki ti.ii. Like Your Mother Made! AT Lowe's Restaurant. "I AX T 7" lS 1 I A I Y I I 9 1J JL JL j I JL JL 5 Proprietor, REFITTED THROUGHOUT, Cornor Vilbs, OfclaJlOma, and Orlando Hikes Nursery Co., A HOME INSTITUTION. All kinds of Trees and Ornamental Shubbery adapted to this climate. Small Fruits a Specialty. For Free Price List, send to W. H. HIKES, Guthrie, Okla. Courthouse Barber Shop If you xvntit a first-class Shave or Hair Cut call and see us. C, T. VINSON, Proprietor. Barn. e a ?m

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r- J PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY, L A W Y B R 8, r A sMIri-l J Attorney at Law. n.n I'.tnvr Harrison andSwond slrwl Vractioi' In nil eonrt. QEORCE PRICK, Genfrvi anti LanhAmorsfv. Twlio Vm lperl.-"..- 'SaiUMcllan l.utrantrc.1. J'l nipl atlil hi- fklcnt riv- Keirreiur.. General Lant Officers, OWn honm TiTnlory. p S. JONES SON, Attorneys at Law, Guthrie. Oklahoma. Wet of Capitol National Ilank TlulIJIiig. JoPli WW. t5' ,,ur -yyisuY IIORNOR, Attorney, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Room U-IS, OTr Capital National Hank. yoi.tfKV HOGGATT, Attorney at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Office 6Tf r Hire" Clothier. yiLMAM BLINCOE, Attorney at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. EaS-Office In Leader Building. J D. TODD, Attorney at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Half blok wast of U. S. land oDlco. TOWE Si HOUSTON, Attorneys at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Q S. CUNNINGHAM, Attorney at Law, Guthrie, Oklahoma. Y- ARlliR S. CUNNINGHAM, Attorney at Law, 114 North First St., Guthrie, Ok. "YyM. D. SMITH CO., Atiornvvs at Law, l?arrii, Oklahoma. CjSTI lmoa4M'lald with me In all land raxea, H. I). Decker of (iuthrlo. DENTISTS. JJR. PEOPLES, DENTIST. Okfiob First St. and Oklahoma Ave. lU'fliDBN'CH Second St. and Noble Ave. PHYSICIANS. )R. D. STEVENS, Physician and Surgeon, McKlHinncy'H Drug Store Second St OUR EYES. IN IIHALTH AND DISKASH. E. S, Donnelly, Druggist 110 OKLAHOMA AV11, Guthrie. O. T. llegs to acquaint the Inhabitants of (iutlirio and dibtrict that lie has just completed arrangements whereby he lias secured the exclusive right for the aalo of tho celebrated AQUA CRYSTAL SPECTACLES ID EYEGLASSES to suit alt defe -ts of vision ami at prices to suit all purses. The oyos carefully tested free of barge and correct lenses accurately fitted- FOR A GOOD Livery Team GO TO Cleveland Ave, West of Division St. WM. ADAMS, Prop. cTty hotel, STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA, E. H. CHANCEY. Proprietor Newly furnished and roQttod through out. Only ilrht-olass hotel iu the olty. Special attention given to commercial trade. Guthrie people receive a cordial welcome. EUREKA BARN! i i. fia m ii tiaiim lrf i gtWnTf"" afm A POLITICAL TURNCOAT. A DEMOCRAT FOR REVENUE WHO POSES AS SIMON PURB. Tiimplr, On- Trnllnr, tVoill I lVrpetrntr lllin.rlf mi tin- .ilnilnlttlon f r IMIroimK." A Sperhin i f Hl Driniicrrtoy. I'llOM Till! NHW8, JUNK 17, 1S0 Tho Wny to Win. Domrwrata arc pretonilliiK' to Iml uouraKe ami hope In the thoor.v tlmt tlio Kppiibltenii party Is going lo l""ovc Itsolf vveah in thu campaign and nt tlio polls by reason of disappointments nntl diversions To hoar thorn talk a foolish ptirson might npposo that tlio nomocracy was In ft condition of blissful liariuoiiy.to which tho lionvntily choirs can make only n fi'oblo mid (iiiavorlii approach, that lU lenders wore nlreaily disenthralled of ovury uinblllon stiTe only topromoto tho triumph of pure goodness, and llint tho milvorso was about to bohold i tho swoot and soloinn ndvont of the inllleniilum under Damooratic aus pices. Wo cannot admit, cvan fo.' the sake of urRiimeiit, that this Is really the present state of our friends, tho enemy, or bears any roHBinblance to any con colvable future state of their. In point of fact they are much distressed nnd harassed bv their own prospects, realizing that to get a loader they will probably be forced to ehoo"?b between two Implacable foes, ono of whom is attended by a Rjuad of ponderous blunder-bushes ami the other by a company of agile riuior-baarers. (Dally New October 0, HB9.) oim camiuiatk. Ill till liSUP of the News will be found Iia niiiniitii-fiii0iit nf .liiiK'n (I. X. Per I klnR a eindldali for tho legislature from tlioTwentj-llftli.lUlrlat. The Judge, Is a rtrfit.inl fvmtf l.mnti nntl llui Vfiuiln- I-, hiiui', f sires to en on record o fur as ho Is con- eortied. Weaie for him liit, last and all the tlmn. Vote for him, black and w kite I'epiih. leans. Vote early and as often a you can. He will Mnild like a Hercules for the principles tlmt Lincoln and Sew ard advocated. Judge Porklm U a lypl- eal Afro-American. Nominate Perkins and success will crow n the efforts of thoe who are struggling for advancement, frlllo Willi lho"o black-skinned brothel no longer. I'orlwaranco ceaw to lx a virtue when you lock IJie choo hoiiH' door. Kiliicatlnn Is Just what the coloied race are seeking for. This they innit lme this Is Jiitt what such men as .hulim Pel kins Intend they shall hae. Khvl Judge Pirklns as a legislator and tlimi lids newspaper will henild to the world thai uu lpublleaus are sincere. The following editorial from Tom pie's olfort of March 30. JSO?, well il lustrates his record as a democrat and shows conclusively his claims for pat rouugo at the hands of the party. VOTB HTUAIOIIT. Some of tlie III!)--v!;IUs and democrats are urging voters to nut elect negiix lo ofllcn. One particular euoii more weighty than any other that l humght to bear that we alieady hunu lui'ae ne gro population, and to select negro would encourage them to coino hero In large iiiiinliers. TliN may be -o, ami we do not deny It, hut they are eltlens and feliow republi cans, and every loyal republican will Note the .straight tli'Uet, negioes ami all. l'urther, the uegme an) a deslinble portion of our population, inn) wo ought to encourage them to come and settle annum ns. If them mo any while trash w ho do not like them sentiment", let such move nut. The negroes are republicans :ilmut to a man. Man) of them mo among our iuot entei prising and useful eltlieu, mid tin mnieof them we hao the better for tin party and city. If democrats and "lllly-whlto" leptibll-i-ans don't like It, let such inmii out. And in tho same Issue appeared this, another sample of his Democracy: CD UK III TO Till'. HACK. If there Is a ltepllbllnail In this city who cannot. coiiselonlloin)y, walk to the pnllx on election day and veto tho stiulght, unadulterated, Uepuhllcau ticket for clty otlU'cis, then we want his niime, from whence became, his antecedents; In fact, his pcdl;;ieo. IftheieNa Republican in this town who will ote for a Democrat, we want to know him; w i hao a chroiiui for him, and It Is an even ld that the scoiindiel unver "oliot to kill." He must luuolx'cna cominUMiiliil, u driver of a mule team, or asiityda)' oldlur foi what there was In It. Come, men; come, soldiers; come, lie K'KH's; let us elect men who stood shoulder loshoiilder during the war against thoe devils who einleuv oi id to break up the guuidest Kalaxy of states, or priiiclMtli ties, that ever combined together fur ad vancement. These negro-haters, like wolves, conceal theniM'hes until election day Is near. Then they uo tho taxes collected from the common ptsiple to fiiither their Inter ests. Watch them. They are fruuiU. The) ate the descendants of a ieople who l.tshed the iMicks of black men until the led blood Mowed down from the cruel eillo satlsUed their tlendlsh delight. Vote to put Democrats In oflleu. Never. iGulhrle News. Jan., 17, 13.U ItKl'l'lll.ll'A.NS KICK. liiiinJiig Meeting and Some ItiugiuK Resolutions -A Ticket oil Which Itoth Itlack and White Republican aie Represented, While Dr. Slocum's orchestra uiade H- j sic fr a few to trip the light fantastic I last evening In the legl-latlve hall, there j was a "meeting" kohl across ik street. It was a meeting In ever) ene uf Ute I word. Republicans were preut. The) were, It U tine, dimllcU. d He publicans, ami the ilUaiVectioii nro. fiom I ike late ticket put In the tU-id b the i county convention. There were present reprotciiUitUe men. uik-n intm who always try to win for i tin-Kepubllcau party; men who s.ii m t plain words: "Give us a ticket, a K publican ticket Mint w can, eon, n Uuusly vote for," and not a "ticket nuuii- nutwl by the aid of Democrat's dollars." Her.-Ik the ticket that thee straight out white and bl.uk Uepubllcmis put in ,1',,'I""J It is a good on. llr followed the uuiuis of the Itipiib N'rnffffnlri' r 'T hVwuort

SIl'VEFI CONPERf''JCC. lt. I'ltH-Amcrlmn lllmel i'II. Conxt'' lion UiMid Alleiirtunt Sm.il I. i M I.utifl, Ma, Oct 4 The Pali- Atnrri.an IlltneUlllc convention met at Armor.i Imll nt 11 o'.'Iock yet.-rdav with it tllrappoinllngly small attend unco. On bohalf ofthe city, ex t m fremmnn Natlien Trunk tpuke bmf y. (oernor W. .1. Stone of Mfavmri. n -.xt spoke for theivlato nnd arrordiMl a most hearty welcome to the conven tion In his remark he referred to tlio Advantage paused by St. Ijontatind asked what neoesulty there wns for go ing I,. '.mi inllea further to trade. As to the chmge that the convention was sot tionat In its ideit of commerce ha held that tlio advancement of sections ad vanced the wiiola Indeed, than t.m states from which the delegates came tlure were no more patriotic people In the whole country, none more de siroun of n stable wound currency. S H. King of Kansas ri-sponded, e iressiug thanks for the welcome, llf the question of sectionalism ind nil ver he declared that this country was able to get alontr w ithoul the economic old of any forctgu nation; that as regards silver there was no sectionalism otner tnnii mat con ceived by tllusu endeavoring to di-bane it; as to commerce tint the In ternal commerce of the Mississippi valley was greater than the combined foreign commerce of all tho world lie touched upon depredation of tho money value of agricultural products by the use of the single gold (standard, and In closing culled upon llie .Miss- tsfcippl Mil ley to wake up. Oovernor (1. P. illlmau of Houtli Caroljim was chosen temporary chair man. In his addross lie charged thai the reduction In tho auticimtcd puii bers of delegates was duo to the power of the press to smother tho efforts of the masses to rise to their proper place, but the time was coming when the West and South would join, bands and win their rights, If not by agitation thou by their ballots. Io of the south had folt the pressijro of sec ioiialism and he was glad that the West, too. had felt the iron enter its soul. It was prapojod to oxorclse tho right lo vote to govern their owi, stutes and to send representatives tq congress to better voice tho senti ments of their constituents than some now there. Olney Xowoll of Denver, was unani mously cltosen secretary. Ouinmittee on credentials ami resolutions were ordered appointed mid a recess taken for dinner. The convention was slow in getting together again and It was p. m before Governor Tillman rapped for order. The erttdontials committee re- ported an iiuthoruud eonvontioii 1 m. of Kin, representing the states qf I ol nrado, Iowa, Texas, Indiana. Mon tana, Kansas, .outh Cirolln.i, New Mexico, Old Mexico, Arkausas and Missouri. Olllcers were chosen ns follows. Preidiit, Governor L 1) l.ewellmg of Kansas; vice president, M I'. Ken ton of Missouri: secretary, Olnoy New ell of Colorado; assistant secretaries, Samuel II Cook of Missouri, and W. II. Culp of Arkansas Mrs. Lease, who then spoke, opened with the declaration that a crisis wns now on, more dangerous than that which Confronted the American peo ple In 17711. With that Introduction the proceeded to argue for the union of the West and South against the bondholders of tho H'ist. Inrti lime llti lo IiIiiiko. Wasiii.voton, Oct. I. The foreign affairs committee to-day decided to report favorably the MeCroary substi tute for the Hvorett bill. It extends the Chinese icgistratiou period aix months, strikes out the word "white' from the Geary act and defines Chi nese labor CmiiitrrlulliTi itt tlm VVurlil'j I'.iir. Chu'aiio, t)cL 3 George Graham, employed at tho Moorish palace, and George Morrison, who worked at the Iledoulu eueiimpmont on the Midway I'laisauce at the world's fal-, were ar rosted lust night charged with passing eouiiterfuit money. '1ii I'liifu nrl4 C'lin-iJ. NlJVV oai(, Oct. 3,- The oorwood tin plate works lit hli..ilth, N J have shutdown The managers clniui that the stoppage will be only tem,)o raiy as the result of tho business de pression NiiIIiiiiiI lluiiiriitey l.mr I murcil, Wabihsotox, Oct. -I. Tho commit toe on judiciary to day completed co i hldtiratlou of lliu bankruptcy bill and oidered a favorable report upftn It. Secretary Hester's cotton report shows the smallest movement for So4 lumber over recorded. TUB MARKETS. limiMiH illy (imln. Prices vtera quoUul ni follow No 2 hard wheat. tVo, No 3 lurl wbenl, MHW'to No. 4 lutril wheat, Sl'.iiHto rejecteJ nsrd wheat iStiMc No Z reit uboit. JkTaftSo No. 3 ruJ unest. Urito',0 No I roa wlnut. BlStfilu CoiiN Was llrinst about 'to luiraneo. The oiwuin went lU'bt ouil roumJ lots were tenerally llttlo below tho martlet. HecelpU of corn I.Voiim ajrsra.o, V) cari No li lulled .oldatklu No. C mlxeJ 33 ,o No. i mlstol, S."f. no trade aiiUt No S while, SWMH3 Na 1 vtlilio. ISc No.thte 4 Shipper' paid SSS'iJfcVc WIm MPP) liver for No 1 core sad Ho river for No 1 white oora No. Smlieil eotd Hu MetnphU aoJ No i while lllc MetaiihU si. I oiiU. St I.OCIS, Mo.. Oct. Ueoelpu el Ahaat, ,liTbu laet yetr, III.IW bu torn, i.Vi bu. lantyoir bu l.'.Oi) oitv 30.SQ) bo lat yeu. 4Sji bu ttour, W bbla aUo menu. beat 13. us ba corn. 1 iMl bu oiU, MM) bu rye. Il bu. Hour, U.M7 bbU. Wheat -C'ah eJVc OotoU-r, ftJ'.c Novesiber, le December. M','.t6)(c .May,7lic Cora-Oaah. M',c Oolobcr W November as'tc Ueermbor MS. May. 4i'.u Oau -Ouab '.7'te Oetabor, 21ii. .November. May. KANs.VS CITY I.lVit STUCK. Ki.Ml.ll C'lTV. Mo. Oct S Cattle oelpta 6.T0I cat re 4M tbfpped yesterday. i, calves, nt The market mo m live choice steer. 11 to I3e hlsrbcr comma i tteady to iron feeder, bull unJ calve steady. Texaa eatt'e, firm iow siroa to hi hor. JliKiS Keeolpl. A.tTl, khlpped veaterJay lfi9 Too wsrki.t a acttvu, op'iilu; i to iuc bisbar aad elcKlu u to 15e bUbir 1'rVc rsMted from W to Ma JiRKKi' RecelpU. ill sohlpuuuu T -IMorbct wateadv loe lower, tlU io.iiuio-i beep very dull Tho follovta- aro repreic i tstive silo No Wi Price No Wu l'rtc HiMUtah III) J. St Lou Mo. Oct. t-Cutlio Hecotpu I) J market ootlvo and stroa Uett4Ke coipu. t au market urn: heavy, iijaoj mlscd MboTO lUht, Mw3sa Skcep-R cetpi. l.aw, market Urav. Subaerlbe for Tint Leahkk. Ik l hi- Uulle. Mesdainea llriggs JL lieuight wish to aiinounco tbeir opeulug of full and vv inter millinery for Octobers. I and A ci dial in v-iution ia extended to an latins. ;j'itf lloinutcUci' e-i, i.d Utt-st man. J" ueht thing out; coiupawcs, ttc ut a"rub' at"ru- ii Misfit Clothing I ..rl.asm. v.J tu Harris-u u i n.nl i! r Misfit Cl..t hill" Harris' II a f 1 in.t strec t to tl!t 1) n t foiet 'U' 1' .NlVVJIAN ftc&eta tfscirtHftrttitaMHAJ OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY GUTHRIE, OKLA. School will open September 27, 1S93, under the direction of REV. JOEL F. SMITH, A. B., S. T. B. Miss Boswortli lias Accepted a Position in the University. Competent Professors and Teachers will be employed and thorough work will be done in all departments. Parties desiring to patronize a first-class school will do well to correspond with the President for rates. Students can secure rooms in the building. BEFORE GOING

B. HALeTEAT ftannnri-Hanil Pssrnifnrfi Oofllor vuuu,,w BswaBW 1 uniaiusw wuiui 1'orIIar.lvvaie. (ilashwur... stoves. HoiihehoM floods of every dcscrlp- lion, and cave yourself money. Terms oi Payment made easy. You can save a dollar by trading at my plusc, corner Harrison and Division. .1. V. McNHAI,, rin:sini:.T. A. W. IATTL:, Vich-I'hpsidknt i GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK. Capital, Surplus, A. J. SHAY, Hoard of plfrcti'iH in nonAci: sii:ni, K. C, Cash Grocery, NEW STOCK OF Groceries, Hour and Feed, 1 SS2 SOUTH HiVTJ?T ill 1 IjIj LEGISLATURE BUILDING, EAST HARRISON AVENUE, IRS. 0. E. wkssB&(E&B THE SILVER DOLLAR Wg wyatt co., Proprietors. Guns. i Pistols, Amunition. IXL POCKET KNIVES. SPORTSMEN'S GOODS Finest Bar la Oklahoma Territory. 105 West Halisoa Corner of Harrison Avenue and Division Street. REAVES BROS., Oleiinriira of fine innn I im.rtiv. nnrl Olrv. nnuo, Liijuuio mm Uldlb, J.J.I. LBV TO THE STRIP SEE $50,000 10,000 addition lo Hank Olllcers: noirr. mahtix, hexuy lixn. W. J. HORSFALL, Cashier. DIVISION ST. MORELAND. nil ROYAL, iiiuukuieS ntiitfA 1BALD What Is lite condition of yours? Is your Iialr dry, harsh, brittle? Does It split nt the ends? Has It a lifeless nppcarance? Does It fall out when combed or brushed? Is it full of dandruff? Docs your scalp Itch? Is It dry or In a heated condition If these are some of yoursymptoms be warned In time oryou will become bald. SkookumRootHair Grower li what you need. IU production Ii not an accident, but the retail of aclenline reiearrh. Knowledge of the dlirateiot the hair and ncalp led to thedUcoT err of Lot to treat them. "Skookum "contain! neither mineral nor oil. It Ii not a Dye, but a delightfully cooling and refreihing Tonic. Iiy stimulating the follicles, (I fupj ailing hair, cure liandnijT and proirt hair on told I if Keen tho jcalp clean, healthy, and free f rcra Irritating eruption!, ty the use nt ikookun bkm boav. ltde!tro)paroll(o tnteclt, which ftti on and dettroy the hair. a If Tourdni ci'trrcinnt supplT yon fend direct foui, and we win forward prepaid, nn receipt of price, urowcr, ilAUjicr bottle for ftUO. Soap, sue per jar 1 tur.i. THE SK00KUH TKAIir VRK EVANS THOMPSON, Decorators, Sign Writers, Paper Hangers, Coarse Painters. TWO UOORs NORTH OF KICIIAKUBON'S UANK 3E J3 JbC3E"!Kro OXSLXjiiSa.. THE BALANCE Of the Strippers will soon letuni. If you wouli! avoid the rush come now and get choice selection from the largest furniture and carpet empoiitim in the territory. SPECIAL UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT- A. -J. SPENGRL. THOMPSON BLINCOE ELEGTRIG LilQHT LUMBERMEN. Lumber, Sash, Blinds, We cheerfully furnish estimates on all bills. Give us a coll. EW SETTLERS' GUIDE Containing the Homestead Law, the President's Proclamation, Rulings by the Secretary, together with a NEW MAP OFTHE CHEROKEE STRIP, Showing the Indian Allotments, is now ready for sale at all the leading book stores. Ths s tho Latent arjcj Mpst; Vauabo Wof Evpp Published qn thp Hpmostpad .aw For term.?, address J. OLSMITH h offman,Gharles& Conklln CHANDLER, 't? HEADS! g ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., g Doors, Lath and Shingles. L. CALVERT, GUTHRIB, OKLA, -i-'-lL. I .1 'I 'i. 1 1, hi, j, a ARMS CO. j s OKLAHOMA. llcan candidate!. r j7.f Cor ad St. and Harrison Ave., GUTHRIE, OK.