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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-04

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MADRID, Sept. A-~The Gazette pub.
lished yesterday a decree cancelling
the reciprocity treaty between tho
United States and Cuba, the caneella-
tion to take effect "the moment the
United States applies the new custom
tariff - Instructions have beon sent
to the Spanish colonies that cargoes
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FIRST published in Daily Lca,G
H., lsgL
Notice for Publication.

l 1894 ""' aug IL
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler las filed notice of bi.
! intention 10 make final proof In support
OF his claim, aud that said proof win ~
made before the register and receiver m
viz: '''"' l''i
Isaac Farley, FOR the northeast ouarfe,
west '' '""5'
lie names the following witnesses IA
prove MS continuous residence up0n and
cultivation 0f, said land viz:
avery Humphrey. Edward Farlev
nliilam lar.in and James Carlin. AN 0f
Guthrie, o. II. ''' VI
ANY person who desires 10 protost
against the allowance Of such proof or
eho KNOWS uf any substantial reason. nm
dcr the law aud The regulations Of the In
tefiQf department, why such proof shopid
hot De allowed, VIII be- given an oul0rtf-
MY 40 the above mentioned time ana
place 90 cross-examine the witnesses Of
taln clAlmant. and tu offer evidence iu re-
Dutlal oI that submitted by claimant.
=. n. j.. CROOK, Register.
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INDEPENDENCE. Mo. Sept. a.-The

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Sept. 3.-Ihe
IS mourning in little cottage
~ Grand avenue, this city, caused oy
occidental discharge OF reVoN
Nurinp an amateur performance
LeeNSdnlul.. .. e-..-s1- .,rioht- A.
result of the shooting j. p. Leather
man is dead and Fred C. Gibbs is tenn
porarily insane.
1t was merry company of amateur
performers that left Independence
Saturday night for Lees summit a
grief-stricken party that returned
yesterday morning. An eye witness
to the affair gave the following ver-
sion and explanation, but the mem
bers of the party were in such a nerv-
ous condition that the exact truth of
the sad affair is hardly obtainable
When the play, "rhe Postal Clerk, 4"
had progressed to that point in the
third and last act, where it was the
duty of the detective to rush in and
place the william, the postmaster, under
arrest Gibbs, who was the detective,
rushed from the dressing room and,
according to an eye witness, dis
covered that he had not secured his
revolver.
He borrowed a revolver from Clar-
ence Mott, by-stander, which was a
No. Al. According to some of the
players he was cautioned TO be care
ful that IL was loaded. In all eve, Is
Gibbs drew the weapon down on
Leatherman, who was playing the
role of postmaster, and everyone was
Mortified TO hear the weapon explode.
Leathernau sank to the floor, ex.
claiming my God, | am shot"
Gibbs, realizing what had hap
pened, rushed headlong from the
stage and ran stark mad through the
audience, eXclaiming, "My God, |
have shot Jacl,r' For time the
audience did not realize what had
happened, but, learning OF the trag-
edy, rushed onto the stage.
Another of the performers states
that Gibbs and others laId their pis-
tolls on bench in the dressing room
and he picked up the wrong pistol.
Gibbs himself can give no explana-
tion of the affair owing to the condi-
tion of his mind. Surgeons were sum
moned. but the leaden messenger of
death had done its work well. The
ball entered the forehead and came
out of the temple.
The deceased has been an operator
for years on the Missouri Pacific rail
way and had charge of the Paola
crossing office, west of independence.
His mother received a token of esteem
In the shape of S75 from operators
along the line last night to assist her.
lie was also a member of division
i25, Order Railway Telegraphers of
Sedalia, Mo. He was the sole support
of his mother. The remains will be
shipped to indianapolis, Ind.
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Fusion Movement in Kansas,

FoBT ScoTT, Kan, Sept.3 Judge
Foot Of Garnett, a Populist member
of the state board OF pardons, stated
to-day that negotiations were now
pending, exclusively in the Populist
party. for the withdrawal of Willard,
their candidate for congress, in favor
of Moore. the Democratic nominee,
and that they were also considering
the proposition TO withdraw Clark,
their candidate for associate justice,
in favor of Judge j. ID. McCleYerty,
the Democratic nominee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-04

JACKSON, Miss, Sept 4. w. w
Moore yesterday died at Madison
Miss, from eating boiled eustar,
served at a wedding near Fannin
Rankin county, last Wednesday
Numerous people ate OF the custard
lHRd several are rel ted having died
Three children have died in Rankin
county, aud brother of Moore Is re-
i9iea III, " ~ little prospect of re.
-, ,,oo. Slouid hot 500 partoolS OF the
,'su.i an opportunity aib atly il1
nehtioned time and place 49, fos,l
Examine the witnesses of said IcIotn,
M ). l. pnd TO offer evidence in febuttal |
u that submitted by claimant
A. y. }. CRooR, Regi..er.
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First published IN the Daily Loader
Aug. IA. 1901

lfirst published In the Daily Leader
aug. "a. 1891.
territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County.
ia the District Court, september term
1921. Mary ST. John ". George N
John. ~
ne above named defendant 0ecrge
~. John. VIII take notice, that he has
been sncd in the District Court of Logan
t.e6nnty Territory Of Oklahoma, by plain-
wv Mary 81 John, in an action f6r di-
Nofce, ana that be must appear and an
sNer the petition which has been filed ia
the said court by the plaintin, on or be-
lofe september 25th. 1894, aud IN he
n 30 not appear aud answer, said potitlon
n be taken as trnc and q Judgment ta-
- against him, diss0lying The bonds Of
ie iflmOny between the plaintiff ana ne
% lfndani. aud for costs of suit.
~ ltness my hand and the Sell of this
4. al ny oiicc ln Guthrie m said coun-
vs. 18Th day Of August. 1874.
ffsL. Louis l.. PrTTs,
ker Jones < DeYereux. CLERK
AtiY's for Plaintiff.
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Notice

To whom il may concern:
Notices hereby given that Wm. G. John
has this day fled his petition for license
toretail liquors in Guthrie, Logan county,
Oklahoma, and that unless objection to
the same as required by law be filed by
the 18th day of Sept A. ID. 1891, said
petition will be granted
f. j. DoLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r., Aug. 81, 1924.
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Nominated on tho 5,0ooth ballot.

PARIS, Tex, Sept. 3.-The Fourth
Texas district Democratic congress
sional convention renominated Hon.
ID. Il. Culberson. But it was not done
until numerous eaucuses were had and
q total of 1900 ballots had been taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-04

Land Office at Guthrie, o. r., Aug. 20,
1894.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof viii be
made before register and receiver at
Guthrie, on October >, 1894, viz:
Richard G GeddoS, who made home
stead entry No. 6g3 for the sw 4, section
33, township l6 north, range west
He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
James Wonzer, William Seitzsinger,
John Shocrs, Samuel GOldtrap, all
of Guthrie, O. r.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows of any substantial reason,
nnder.the law and the regulations Of the
interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, viii be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
aud place 10 cross examine the witnesses
Of said claimant, and TO offer evidence In
rebuttal Of that submitted by claimant
l42O A. N. j. CROOK, Register.
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Dr. harrington. Specialist IN the m'"i'"
aud surgical Diseases OF women
Also successfully treats rectal dis
eases. niles. Gstulm. structures and m
fammation Of the urethra Hernia
frnnture) cured without an operation
bronchial, lung and heart disease.
treated bv the latest approved
methods. DIR. harrington has had 3
large experience in sanitarium work
Many cases thought TO be incurabl'
can Ie cured by his methods. Ohice II
Grnv nros. block. ~ lIn
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons n-
iefested ln the estate OF J.. B. Sbaulond
aeceased, that on the 23d day of Aupust
llSyl, Grace G.. Shapland produced and
Hied IN the probate court THE county of
Logan, and Territory Of Oklahoma. an
instrument in writing purporting To- be-
the last ~ill and testament Of +. H. Shan
iahd, deceased, and also filed M said CONF
her petition praying for the probate Of
said Will, aud that letters tcstamentary
issue thereon 10 her as the cXcrltfriy
named IN said will.
pursuant 20 au order of said enurt
made on the I'D day OF August. 1894. na.
licc j. hereby given that Wednesday. tLo
ooln gay, OF September 1894, at the hour of
= o CLOCK "a. M. of said day. that being n
DAY ct the regular September term lsof
OF sara court has been appointed AS the
time Tor hearing said petition and proying
sMa VIII, at the probate court room HI
ouihfle, IN said county of logan WHOM
ana Where an persons Interested NAV ap-
pear ana contest the same.
ln testimony IS hereof have
hereuuto sct my hand and the
SEAL seal OF said probate court ms
e5d day Of August, 1894.
=. - LAWRENCE.
% Probate Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-04

have for saIe the right to manu-.
'aetnre and sell in the Indian Territory
aud Oklahoma one OF the best patents
ever invented WIN sell all or part Of
territory. There's money In IL come
and see me 81 the Rush.
s'z-St j. c. DANA
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A VERDICT OF SUICIDE.
That Is tho Finding in the Cummin,
Case at lola.

Ihat IL tho Finding in the Cummings
Case at lola.
LOLA, Kan, Sept. 4.--The coroners
jury, which has beon for more than a
week inquiring into the case of the
death of w A. Cummings, the real
estate agent who was found in his Of.
flee on August "A, with his head
hacked TO pieces with hatchet.
brought in a verdict of suicide. The
verdict declares that the deceased
came TO his death by morphine, ad.
ministered with suicidal intent and
that the wounds upon his person were
made by himself while In delirium
from the effects of the morphine.
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* NEGROES SHOT TO DEATH.
Farmers of Tennessee show NO mercy
to n Band OF Incendiaries'

Farmers of Tennessee show NO Mercy
to Band OF Incendiarles'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 3.-tor over
tvear the people in the northern part
4 the county about Millington have
oeen kept in continual state oil eN-
,itement bv incendiarism. Barns ana
lvellinos have been burned and re-
Gently the buildings on the Milling
ton fair grounds were destroyed;
suspicion finally pointed to Daniel
Hawkins, Robert Haynes, warner
Wiliams. Ed Hall John Hayes and
Graham White, negroes, ana yester-
Law they were arrested near Kerr
vile in the western part OF the
county. by Deputy Sheriff Richardson
THE DEPUTY started with his prison
,re ALI chained together in wagon
for Nillinpton. When they reached
IRio creek. two miles west of Milling
ION. somebody in the woods by the
roadside called out: Don't try to
ross there! The bridge Is down 80
,ome this way" Richardson got
loyn and. taking the horses by the
head. led them into path that opened
in the direction from whence tn
warning had come. 1t was dark II
the woods, but suddenly hlcharuso
saw two guns aimed at him and
stern voice said; Throw up you
handsT -. ,1.
"What does this mean?" demande
lie' bmcer. ''r's- 20
None of your business" was the
reply; throw 'em up"
The officer obeyed, and when the
negro prisoners divining the purpose
1f the unseen mob, attempted to leap
rom the wagon, "A volley rang ont
rom forty or fifty guns and they fell
back wounded and dying. A dozen of
he mob leaped into the wagon and
,hrew them out Volley after volley
vas poured into the struggling mass,
md in few moments all was still.
Hawkins head was almost shot from
his shoulders, and some of the others
were terribly mangled.
The mob, after making sure thatall
'iX were dead, mounted and rode
lway. Atchison, who was with the
leputy, then mounted one of the
mules and hastened TO Justice Hills
louse, some distance away, and noti-
led him.
The lynchers were not masked. but
he officers recognized none of them.
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,sTable and Kitchen" is the title OF
n new cook book published by Ih'
price Baking Powder Company Chi
cago lust at this time it will be sen
free il YOU write postal card men
tioning TIE LEADER This book ma
been tried by ourselves aud is one o
the very best of its kind. BESIDES con
tanning over 400 receipts for all kind
of pastry and home cookery, there ar
many hints for table and kitchen
showing how to set table, now /
euSe' Uee6 made, nor cGic IA, q euue' ne =
nade vie unihg room,- and records
md one hints in the culinary art
cookery of the very finest and richest
IS well as of the most economical and
omelike is provided for Remember
Table and Kitchen will be sent
postage prepaid, to any lady sending
Ter address (name, town and state)
'lainiy given. A copy in German or
will be sent If desired
'ostal card is as good as letter. Ad-
ress Price Baking Powder Company.
hicago, III.
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rrlrst published in the Daily Leader
Aug 49, 1891.
Torritotv of Oklahoma, Logan County.
In the District Court ,,.,t. ct,.ts-
Annie CHRISTIAN vs. h''''F
Tbe above named defcudaut Phillip ID.
Christian. win take notice mat ltc ho9
becn sued in The district Court OF LosiLn w. ,La
rlninti0. Annie B. Christian. in am acuu9
I0r divorrc. and thnt Doe must appear ah9
answer the petition which las hccn ll'u
i'm -nd raurt. ON on before Tine 23lh aaN
oi Stptcmbcr. lsQt and that 70 he o!eo'
not auucar and answer, tnat saiq pellliou
/ viii be- taken as true. and % ludgmen'
Wiij be- taken against him diVorcing th'
plaiuUn from him, and disSolNlns tn,
/ honds of matrimony between the plalnlli
! and the defendant, and for the costs o
! suit .r ...t,
conrt at nv office in Guthrie, M sac
county this 18th day OF August, ia9l.
f.,'t, IoUis T.. PITTS,
becker. Jones IS DcyercuN, Clerk
Att'ys for Plaiutiil.
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Notice.

To whom it may concern; - ,.,1
Notice is hereby given lhat u Iou
Birk has this day filed his peuu9n
for license TO wholesale malt .n
o,nn 10 ok. and thatunlcss obiccuon 20
,tS samo as rcouired by law be filed 10y
tbe Gth dav of sept, A. d. ls94' sdlo
petition will be granted. ,, $50,
Guthrie, o. r., Sept. Esd, 1921.
l.. i. DOLCATFR,
2,v County Clerk.
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DEATH OF GENERAL BANKS.

The Soldier Statesman Is No More Brain
Trouble Cause OF Death.
WALTBAM, Mass, Sept. 3.-General
Nathaniel j. Banks, statesman and
soldier, died Mt his home in this city
shortly before 6 o'cloekSaturday morn
ing from brain trouble after a long i'll
ness. For nearly two years he had
been suffering, but he was not taken
seriously i'll until about two weeks
ago
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That which pleases the eye>as
we'll as the purse are the nOE
tariff fall dress goods atGris-
ham, Steele a. Co.'S.
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NOTICE OF ILEAnlNn-

before the trustees Of tOwnsite board No
o, Guthrie, O. T.,contost docket No ia
lqqt 10; ;,,ii2, block No. 5s, towusite Guth,
stephen $. Smith, J. A. Dracc. John
nueed, Heirs aud Administratorof levi
X. helchum. decd. Grcycr q. Ketcb
um, minor Hattie NJ. Kotchum. Claim
ants. N'''''
You and each OF you are hereby notia-
ca thal lhe h0Yefntitled cause. .lnyOlv;ng
lhe application 70 the Parties tberoi6
mentioned for dg .i TO lot IT,. block \ in
ane Town OF Guthrie, county of logan and
Territory OF Oklahoma, by order 6f board
NO. q, OF tOWnsitc trustees. Is set ~ 49,
nearing beiole said board al rs O6lica lo
caled az Guthrie, O. 4. on the IN day of
september, is9hat lO o'clock n. H.. III said
dayi and OF all cOntnuanecs Rud post-
pohemenis, You and each of VI viii milo
az aye notice without further Tryiee there
Ia witness whereof we. the ns ..,,,r
SAID board, have hefeuufe haheial Co
names This end day u shore, Michigan
ga, d. w. Ca2dwe
J5neral manager Of I
Board NaaJ road, was appoint
NoTE.- Each *. ~ yer IN the place Of /
2 Id, deposit SEE 7'sell president and ss
one day.
August 3, Daf
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DO not delay. but get first
choice at Grisham, Steele a
Co.'S. Latest styles In fall
dress goods.
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frirst pnb i'm Guthrie LEADER Aug
1924.


n, Land Office at Guthrie, o. T., July
10 Notice is hereby given that the foll,,
ca is.r-uor,ad settler has filed notice OF
Out in the lntie iinal PROOF ~ .,u1Bl
1CG' nftOwn was a scene which W,n.nf
intention TO no @'"erlcss TO describe
OF his claim, and that saiu ,.~uld bo os
made before register aud receiver i,
L. ). land Office at Guthrie, on Octubt,
Ilayms 3. Holm for the S w or, see g.
TIP rs. y of RIB W.
lie names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land, viz:
Valentine Urban. John II. Williams,
son, all OF Guthrie. O. f.
Any person who desircs to protd
against the allowance Of such proof IN
who knows of any substantial rcMtc
under the law and regulations of the
rlor department. why such prOA more
not be- allowed. will be given an 6o and
nifty at the above mentioned % -
place 70 crOss-eXamine the vii loP,,
said claimant, and 20 offer eVij q" anu
buttal of that submitted by cl&iloehlhg
A. Nj. CRooK, conceal
les having
-----.re bloated
1 open and
First published in Dailynr, and ali
II, 1894. nped in the
Publication Nat had over
In the district court ofn., - st,iia,.,
oklahoma Territoryth end ~ tbo
Mary T. Colser, plaitv soil vyas ne
oiark' oeienda9l been baked TO a
me defendant .pf drought, and
81 NH
plaintiff Mary + owlv.
l2th day of May iyer was found +bo
m ,u the ui'tr,Sl e. Dunn tho Duluth
ONlahou'a Ter Ackley. Dunn was
hlu9C answer here ana was uni
Ihe +-ha gay lie stuck to his key
sala case 1T was burning over his
Judgment rR
r"eoVery oot> ID scene OF Desolatlon.
tiat ulVIsif correspondent took a
,.i'!I 49," u a. mp out through the woods
poarJ NJ IA of town yesterday morn
said lois ,gh n scene of desolation
said lotsrcly falls beneath the eye Of
herein II. The country is absolutely
Thaiclean. There is but one set
againhouse standing within an un-
SUIT a radius Of miles. that on the edge
river, three miles east of town. |
'as new house and very
lsHantiaL Dean its owner.
d her neighbor fought the
Ihqy had to abandon il. !
hey put &c an and children
nto the water cove. .,Heir heads |
with cloths kept wet 1ashing |
oyer them, and when the fire ]
hey came out unhurt and /
'ISl published laced to fin the build |
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rrirst nublishcd iu the Daily Leader
Nug H. lSli.I
NotIce for Publication.


Territory of oklahoma, County OF Lo-
gan. i'm the district court
Edward T.. Green, Harper $. Cunning
ham, plaintiffs, VS.. d. skinner hh-
ma skinner, Defendants.
ID. skinner and Emma Skinner VIII
take notice that Edward i. Green and
llarper :. Cunningham, of Logan
county, Oklahoma Territory did on
/ the 9TH day Of July A. d. 1894 hle
/ their petition in the district court oil
/ said county and territory against you
/ ID. Skinner, Emma skinner, deiend'
ans. setting forth that you, SAID de'
PENDANTS, have been sued aud are IN
debted to the plaintiffs to the amount
of one thousand dollars for service'
rendered as attorneys, and that VII
of attachment has been isued agains
house and lot known as Homestead
of ID. and Emma skinner situated y
block seventeen OF city OF Mulhall
Oklahoma territory; and that You ar
notified to appear and answer ON O
before the 29th day of September a
ID. 1894 or the petition will be taken q
, true and the attachment sustained an
: Judgment rendered as prayed LOT
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6GS LOADED.

Special to the Leader.
ST.. PAUL, Mir
towns wiped ou6ance OF "Ths Postal
dead Is th1s'S gummit' Mo- Fred G
fires ~ mus -. 7. Leatherman-
Inc Deoen 29sed Was Well
nno"n ill MissousI Pacific
rs--.-,.i Telegraph Operator
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BANTER ~ ..iS RPFR 5. CuNNlNGHAN,
iiaNter Springs reunion ,4DfGnng II I
s"ger than evcr,aud the anticipations
its managers are more than re-
lied. Already cighty-seven Mis-.
'ouri and ninety-three Kansas
IT, a. r. posts are on the grounds aud
q number from Arkansas and the In
iian territory. All night long per-
feet stream of teams has been rolling
in and l,500 tcuts are full to overflow
ing with the veterans of the war,
their families and friends 1t will
undoubtedly be the largest meeting
sver held in the west of any kind
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Land Office at Guthrie. 0. T. Aug. "a

First Published in Daily Leader August
80, 1894.
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,nape Of npnruvN
The Bank at TewalIs yD fbhiDIJ
% wsa %s9h thief hq ri
1ASre will be reg -
no ToWrches todanckicy, sa1
PokeGam",,,,re h,dstono JrfAM-
Skunk Lake and Missionf
wiped out-wild and ,SE'
ful Scenes of Horro,E
paralleied Hero
dkc I0knEn
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Land Office at Guthrie, O. H., July 2s
1884. 1,1,, r,li,v..
iag-uaraed settler has filed notice OIL hl
)ut in the Inti1 linal proof ~ .,u,BP2r
= of town was "A scpnp ,vbichN,sl W. az
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