Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-15

. desirable piece near Guthrie, and found thai
two men had ''squatted" on It, few yards
| apart, where they flung fierce defiance at each
other. When she demonstrated with them and
displayed her papers they got desperate with
.1 anu NV neI sum. me youhe Seman
The other vent 10 The peniten tisrv and the n
got the claim.
Sleeping accommodations in q ssboom" town
are of the primitive sort. An sup And down
plank shed with canvas roof and shelves or
hunks in tiers along the sides. upon which are
cotton ticks stuffed with prairie hay. are ouite
luxurious IL you have your own blankets. i,
you have not and the mercury gets cold Won
will probably prefer sitting up. A whisky bsr-
rel outside the door, from which Won lin tAe
water with q tin wash basin. WITH beer kec
for q washstand, represent the lavatory &C
commodations And IL you have provided
yourself with towels before starting upou this
Don Quixote adventure you are "all heeled" as
the boomer puts il. Otherwise q newspaper or
your pocket handkerchief must make up the
deficiency.
As for eating it 10 a good deal Of chance
game. The restaurants and short order houses
"boom"wi everything else, and their capacity
is tested three times over. They run night and
day. The bill OF fare is usually limited. "Steak
coffee. potatoes. baked beans and beer" the
menu reads and '.cart Wheel the ssboom''
cost. The steak might have antedated Adam
and the coffee tastes as though the berry had
gone through on stills The baked beans would
give Boston man the fits. while the beer is a
reminiscence.
THE HUB OF TIE TOWN.
The land Office is the hub Of the town-the
center OF gravity. In the frst rusb when ten
o- tif..ar 3hors.,a noo,,I. 80 -, A. -
" Hi,en 'nou'Anu Peopie sq"a' on 'ne to"p
SIZE, mere are a thousand things wanted which
i hoooo. KNOWS Nnere 10 gee Inc iano once
DoSonies o .i OF inlT NOR LaeSins
aro - 'ne que, walls Oh me .sna once
are MADE 10 answer the purpose and the people
resort to the primitive method Of putting up
mes; cnldren wander away. Gamblers go
oroke. Mu,es: wagons ana household truck
az so many peopIe nave .nInss 70 sen
ione n cnurr t Ia osnr n.; WISH 10 purcnss In
proper beadinS as in a new pu are t,cp e
ms ca L.. 1850 s T S;sa ss.ls INC
saSb; on ToSnn;O % uoon ihe II iuaicrous
verbatim fror, tbn I. lie ans 'S TpI.
hora iro'n sne vans OF iana oinceS IN oAia
..For ~ saii T rue n nea. ., opening;
rnch s,,,d boss 49, raaaa., o. SUI ; 70
.Enr ~ ST. w.,,
Can't soed tell 7 ,a;sa tba 20 e'sn sauuie que:
- nj, $500 e 'he VIM. you wan
Horso, AN"A '"'i Nv fiaiiA ooup
For sa,e-co-,.- IL. hoes location
pni.on has abort a;va 80, Us, "a ia ~. an,
than die in nv .r.cks IL hIoo,S :,
There we're dozsns of &C., 49,, 30 -
horses ba~nsss Famine ,tons,,s ' ,;st =. 'oss
inns r;sa. wn,nhaA So, u.s' pieso, suo'
awan.ed ~ h,,r ;,,st =. So 60 80, so IN s we
those or.ices e,..nt narhan. ,h "'io ~,
was all for soio M ps.ia.. az ..ia'
was a study.
'Lost-my husband. He left me three DAYS
ago 10 locate On the n. e. Or. sec. 81, rouge II.
frn,, hai IL sf.o Suing on our .runk 20 keep II
Walton - "' 'A A''A I'
"Lost-Mr little cir, s,a,s ,ro.,.r.a ,a h.s
on a blue Kalitcr ane-n Enn,,;rs ~ Wa;i I".
place, neA''S
"Too Jim Brovr-Tb. hohv :. ,.,s T..
the claim 20 and wen 90 bact to tbs states
I'm sict ~ his w., -, - Wa-,. $3.50 VIC sos'