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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-01-27
1894.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's MAC AzINE for 1894 will
maintain the character that has made
it the favorite illustrated periodical fol
the home. Among the result of enter
prizes undertaken by the publishers,
there will appear during the year
superbly illustrated papers on India by
Edwin Lord Weeks, on the japanese
Seasons by Alfred Parsons, ON Germany
by Poultney Bigelow, on Paris by r
Harding Davis, and on Mexico by
Frederic Remington.
Among the other notable features of
the year will be novels by George du
Maarier and Charles Dudley Warner
the personal "reminiscences of W. D.
HoWells, and eight short stories of
western frontier life by Owen Wister.
Short stories will also be contributed
by Brander Mathews, Richard Harding
Davis, Mary E. Wilkins, Ruth McEn-
cry Stewart. Miss Laurence Alma Ia.
dema, Geo. A. Hubbard, Quesnay de
Beaurepaire, Thomas Nelson Page and
others. Articles on topics of current
interest will be contributed by distin
guished specialists.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
GIarfReIo, Wtnn.
en- Sur til &rtanfas.

~ " up
Sr. Rsoaitgr! - gi bar iormooentIia aIe
left, at man iite Sfal Iiiule apiet, men i9tte
bet paa en- 2~pieitase, iaa bet osiaa Tan lpie
for andre. Saufsn paa bette brinaer mtg
til at raffe 9erss glaos mango Tuiinpe
2aiere nosIe Stnt ON Staten Grianias'S
5rn8tbarbeo % 8eifuffenbeo.
2anoet er battet, runenoe % Habit. gaa
9oppsn al ben aler bgieite 5orbsinlns fan
man fnoe be imuiteite Srustfarme. On
Rano fra Sainois bapbe en- Sarm paa 5000
geres cppe paa Toppen Of en- af oisie Ssi'
Der, % ban bapbe oa alsreoe $4,000 frugt.
b9rsnbe 9Gbletr9er, ua9tst ban life bapoe
pGret Der fire Nar. 8eo Chen Of 9@bIer
bapoe ban ale mulise Slaas SrugttrRer.
9eres Sru9tbarbeo % 5~rooigbeo opersit
alt, ie9 for bar feet. Yaa bet rauenbe %
flaos 2ano boyer Der 8omulo, Corn, Spebe,
Sapre, Yoteter % ale muIi9e 9rpnia9er al
en- bppsrlis &oalitet o9 Stprrelie, iaaoel
ium blue grass, 3tmotbn 8lpper, WiIet og
native grass. areaturer % Suiu bebpper
Tibet 8ilipn % insen 5oorins on 8iuteren,
heller insen Suie til fin geitpttelie. Sober,
iom uolfibeS oerfra, bar man lille no9en Soe
ON, meomtnore mait perionlig bar nnoers
ipgt bet. 2anoet er 9r9rie. % Stoplano,
Dog melt al Stou; men man fan o9iaa reiie
Tag etter Tag uoen at ie auoet END YrGrte.
9riien er ben famine for IrGries ipm Stop=
lamb, nemlig fra 50. so til $500 pr. gcre pua
Senltauo efter &jpberens e9et SnIte fra .
tt 10 lar til 8 Yrocent Rente; fun IN
Sieroeoel eler 5emteoel aoutant. ganoei
or uomGrtet bIpot os ueIimagenoe, % fan
faaes pso at sraue fra 10 til so Sob, men
8affeItraaniugerue er Der aabne, Hare &iloer
ooeralt.
alimatet er uomRrfet. Seoen er Der lite
Iaa trptteuoe Iom / Horoitaterne, oa ben
iieloen operitiser 90 Graosr, % NGtterne Ell
fjsliae.
Staten bar IS ieiibare 5Iooer, eaer Ell
RiIeantal $3.50, iom befares meo Damp
baaoe. Sen bar 2,165 Mil meo Sernbane,
% mango npe Ginier, icm / en- nGr 6remtlo
bill bIiue bpsgeoe. Staten bar mango penC
Sper. Spoens 5olt er lille ct f%preta9iomi
Soil; be befpmrer fig life for ben Gag
gRoraen. Spis be pilOe arbeioe en- 5Ieroe'
part iaal meset, iom 8olf geiten sisr, fac
bar be ale rise 5oIf. 8efoltninsen | 9lrtan'
ias sr ct meset aiaitirit 5oIt os ioretom
menoe / enbuer SenieeHoe, os pniter os ROro'
bosre / fin Mtiote. Seq piIoe pulie, at re
mango af mine 2anoSm9no piloe ripe IL
lss % fire fig en- Gel at bette frngtbar'
9ano, for bet er ~forient. 5looerne | slrtan
las primler at ben oeilisite 6iif, man TAI
tanfe fig. Ser er spot rIoionrae iaapel fol
S~prretninssfpIt ipm SaanOpGrfere ps Scr
mere. Sobu g. Sulietb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
0rano WaptoS. Winiaan.

Utter en- 17os Raii % Roro mqnosns bar
oeotit Deb itorarteos 7smonItraiicuer, at bet
.itae sauo ! 9crb" er asist, slfiet % arei,
iom intet anbst 2ano.
vi Tan bare sooe Nmeriiduere [ ct o. alt
Gage ! Naret os en- o. anoen Gang al.
oeleS 8lsmme samls Rorae; men ben 17oe
Dtdi mao ot pRre belt norits, iprs os tilbaas
I'll '5ribsosns Rurasn', % sisn,aloe / Or.
'iortnsen be bttre 8anpe, ben enbeItae
Seler os be berlise 5rustsr, Sribeosn bar
oaaret ! otsie faa Gar, % brast % ira ct
nbstpoeltst 9porise til en- piftuot libsn men
ma9ti9 Station.
vt er fun faa RorIfe Der / graub Rapibs,
men, paa iaa unotaseIisr NOR, sr bet 9sts
~storomGno, % iaa fan man NOT ifignne, at
u rrantte ba en- 17oe Rai Set. Get bIep
Den bp99sligfte Set ~nueenfinoe atboIot
blanot HprIterne Der i gDsn. @rosrammet
par iRroeles risboloist, os arrangements.
tomltesn fortjener me9en 3at for ben iGrs
oeles bsloi8e Nauoe. bporpaa enboer 3ing
bar oronet. WcGleInn Sal bar leiet for
aulsoningen os ima9iulbt beforeret mso
nurife og ameriianits Jlaa og 8lomIer.
paa en- platform bar opreiit en- 5alsritul,
ppntet meb rene" uorite SIas paa besse
Stoer % ct minbre SIas miot foran meo
SHiirtption: "guise os tro til 2opre faloer.
l7Oe Rai 1914, os paa g9seen for 9aler'
ftolen bar mlettet al 8Iomiter: "17Os gaai-,
onlrinset Of en- paifer srgn &raus.
Sr. VI. Clemens bBo @j9itsrne peliommen
I oelSaiste Orb, % fortlareos Seniisten meo
Dor Sammentouii. &. g. gbro talte for
"17oe Nai1, 9. Spepao for 'Rorse", 8.
Soepao for "&oinoen os benoes Gel / Nr'
beioet for 5ribeosnI. g. &uuoien for "glrne'
rtfa". y. ariftiauien for "6ribeoen", u.
Clemens for 1gmancipatiouen". SIere
andre forte 9aIer bIep ieusre boIote, bpprai
ieg fun ital nRune 8. Spepaos for "5laset"
% for "@emptlisbeoen", Der mootoses meb
itormenoe gifaIo. Sor bper Sale bIep Jun.
get en- Sang % sipet ct Muiifnummer fifte.
uts al Sr. 9eoerluno, 8ioliuiolo; Ntis
BerteIiou, Sianoiolo, % 9Srr. Gblsaaro &
Solnber9, Siolju % 5lsite.
gRen 'uben Nao er Selten ir9en Sing,
berfpr bar ct lanst Sorh oattet / MiSten al
Salen, cs 80 Bar 40 9an9en 9ioroe &nialo
paa be pGloise StabIer Of Smgrrebrso,
&aser % andre 9elitatssier. bopruf bet
lame Rnrh mr. brfrgIet ufpApua 6of{e Jhe
os gelt ierpereoes af elituRrci9e 9amer
paa en- Waaoe, Der utaatte briuse 5eititem'
ming | bet NET istoloe Slerte. 81, Der lite
babe @laoS ueo fsrite SurbiRtuiua fororer
3ioen nieo WPuiif % Gang.
Otter en- me- END alminbslig pelptiet Set.
Titles ri 81. IL Rionat neo ct sjeuiioiot
SPITE ont at mpoes i9ieu til Set ben nRite
17oe Mai.
Wteo Silien til Yenner % 8~efjenote.
g. g. gbrp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
opntb gseuo, gNaSbiuatou.

Sr. Reoaitsr! - ia ies fer iaa mango
8eretninaer / 9eres 9rebe 8lab fra ole
3ele Of 9anoet taufte jea, at bet maalte
tunbe interesiere uo9le al "Toiteu"s 29iere
at bpre libt ira bet fjerne Seiten.
South genb sr gnoepunftet for GbebaIis
s. gatima 8anen. vi bar n meset goo
Sapn, % SnoieiIinsen ipues at bore bpb
NOT for be itprlte Sfibe, uemlis % Sob. Ser
er tire Sasmgller, ct Canning grtraet Sac
torp % Ell Sbin9lemple; men paa @ruuo
at oaarIis Cmietnius er Der blot en- al bisie
RBler, iom saar ruseulunoe itaoi9t. Gr'
b~eioslpnnen / MeIlerne sr fra $40 op til
800 ON Waaneoen, alt efter ems Gp9ti9beo.
Iriisrue paa 5armprobnfter CT: 5lour fra
1920 til $500 pr. Barrel, Ioteter rs gts.
pr. 8uib., 2@s Is Gts. pr. 9uiin, Srnpr 25
@ts. pr Iunb. Sob 8afe foiter 25 Cts.
pr. Yunb, Cutler (granulated) 10 Buno for
en- Dollar, beef steak 10 Gts. pr. Huno,
pork 12H Cts. Gar er p9rot $425 pr. 100
8uub. 9pmmer CT iaa at iise our staple
product. Ser laitss pmtreut A Sttbe ON
Waaneben, iom for bet raeite 9aar til San
Srancisco.
vi 2ano er Der en- bel Del for SaI9, for
bet msite Se~rnbauelano. griierne parierer
fra SIS til SIS pr. 9Icre paa fem aars Sag.
5pr Dem, fom bar iparet iamnen no8le
Suubrebe Collars, fig en- 8 eler 8 Sanoreoe,
trur ieg mol, at be funoe Ilaa fig igjennent,
inotil De faar rpooet iaa me9et, at be fhnoe
lepe al 2auoet, men Der er tun9t at rpooe.
ser regnsr alt for meget, men Tor Hsiten
tror lea, of alimatet sr me9et iunot, oa le9
unfen albris bsrer upset til imitiomms
| Spaoomme, % man ier beruoe en- bel Del
neget samle Soil.
Gplf, iom er pante neb Ssen o9 f%oritaar
ia spot paa Silteri, tror ies tunSe ilaa fig
iaienuem n~ogsnlunce, oa Der er en- bel Gel
Gar; men M sr ben meset bilts, oa man
| Titetioen fan ilpbe en- Gar, Der peier en- 1C
a Is Iuno, for 10 q Is Gents.
On penlig Silien til Soften % oens
mango 2Riere. e.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
Gtano, @tseonfn.

ar. ReoattDri - glano er en- lioen Riaos
meo circa 100 Snobpssers, bar to Storss %
en- Mpue, iom er / Drift | to Raaneoer al
aaret. Gf Sarmsrs cm'rins er Der life
mauae, % Of be faa, ION, er, er be feite Rp'
bpggere.
ga, uaar pt Iaa feier til, at Der er en-
Gooo 9empIars 2obse iom t9ier sO-l0O
Reolemmer; iaa fuloe bet ipnes iom iaa, at
her par intet Siem for Salponen; men oes'
pQrre bet err life iaa pel, iaa utrolist bet bp'
res. iaa bar Ri life minore eno 8 Snlooner
% ben fieros er unoer Bpsnins.
Sea bill iiss ON Saloonerne Der | elano,
,om en- iaaoe ON 9oaaierue: De Tan lRsss
Tia genae tilbsite, Der bpor andre bar baarOi
moi for at tleue lit oaslise grSo.
saa bill ou. ipm IGier oisie 2inier, maalfs
lpprse: SuorleOes fan bet banse i%anlnien'
at "a salopner fan gre. fig paa ct ian
Tibet Steo, bpor Der finoes iaa mango Vii
boiosuenner. 8eL sooe 2Gler, ou neo, Hnar
yppen life bar not 5soe til fig % ine ! Su'
len. ieaer ben uoeHipr. Oct er be ttlrei'
ienoe Grbeiosipsere os SaSoripere, iom op-
boloer Salppnerne Der / glauo. 9os man
Tube iro, at oisie os oa tiar be iioite ttts
ruIoe bape iaa meser at ilBbe for. Ru vel
bet er iaa, men pi peo. Der er not Of BEN, OH
be tIfe bar Raao til at iipbe Rao % Ria.
Der. Saa bar De ale Fiber 8ense til grGuoe
bin os Gl.
Smiolsrtio bprsr man easlis nu on
etunoer be soee Serrer, SalooHbOlosrns.
flpnier oper bisie oaarIig. oemoiratite Il
Der. gu pei, Lab benz iuu flaae, ~ianeelia
pm oeres alpnien iinl saa os afbolosipli
til Siertst. @e'
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
Nod sprinaS, gNnumtna.

"s0attOr! - vi er nosle faa Rorlfe
rVs0lte, lom leper her, men albria bar
r" n0let "Roiteu" berfra, iaa maalfe
4, NY ~ oen5 99iere Tan trio, at ben enboa
w lllost irem iaa lanst moi ben en-,
l' Se'th' So, bet er triit at lepe paa
S1val Slabs, bopr Marfen bar bet
"oleenoe babe ginter o. CONNER,
ypoF neobpiet man mo unoertioen er,
MI '% y man lt9 opiriitet busr Gang "9e,
\, SO''N' tommer, tbi oa er ui filter
,,... WI CT en- @i9it, iom bar meset at
Vaaoe ira fjeru og Nor. @f alle be
''ae Sreoe, ben iuoebploer, laIfe lea
40 ltocn ct 8rep fra geferaaIen /
1 ~ SEQ oil tat,e Gbriiime geoerien for
\, SS' y, " ira ilenOte Steoer, tbi ies sr
Er,. '''oa''n9, % liter oerfpr at bsre
\, n ''g'ommer her / @ouutiet, % Der
\, "''r maaiie mt grep lille iaa iubbplps.
~" GET bnroe bore, men ies faar ie,
81 ian 0llOe beO,e en- anoeu Sang.
,,,. Ts'',a StIisu til 8labets Repaitsr o.
>"'e's' On Rptommer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
Sepua, Qanias.

Sr. 8eoattgr: - Dor lille Sp aeona sr
~beligsenoe peo Ct. So 8anen.
& bet 8irteIi9e ct bet iom bet p!eisr at
pore, - liot Sir, Splio % 3ratte ibIanot.
men meo 9ioeu i,al ale Saar l9ses, lna
pa,aa bette. 8i baaber, Der oil btIpe mere
5ororaselie bIauot Reaisbeoerne. Stal
ben lutberte airfe beitaa Der ! Gmertta, iaa
mao al iaaoau Iratte aIoeles a%iifafes.
On penlis Stlien til ReoattioueH 90 BID
bets manage 29iere. p. u.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
Darmss, aamotsoet Co.. minn,

eproas ben 28be Suni ON gftsrmiSpoo,n
paoos St ct usIiisnet Siesn Der, o. at bet
piloe reans ben Tasen, bapoe 10 be asfts
tatff, tbt Der sr icmnts 5pIi, iom aItio mes.
tsrer iaaoant 8eir. Sporlebes bet ,aa euo
par iaa tom bog gesnet bel meo; for tort
bar bet pGret, iaa bet bar bratst / ous
Sauser.
Oct bar eIers paret ct pafiert qeir |
CONNER, % llnsoommen bar ua,aa benpt.
fet f9 al bet, tbi Bic'nie'sr % sanaerfeiter
par Der o9ret til nRiten bper Senoaa. ssolt
oespnoer at faa flor Suteresie for gana, "a
Sangforeninger CT oprettet alt runot. gi
Oar lite ninore END to Der, ct Nanbs,pr %
ct blanoet &or unoer 2eoelie af eeuerin
Slion. De er ristis finite, at Tise npe, %
ot bar n'aitsen Rorpituno Of at bgre paa
benz.
stot 2proas bar bet fiofte 9aaen for ben
norlte Stole. 81 bar bapt bare en- Daaas
'eos StOle, men Reiultutet er llseiaa soot,
ON Tile bsore, enb ~nogentnoe for. aatbe.
t'latioHen bar mefterlis, os 8sruene juarts
oe9re efto I mango stoler / Norse. bbor De
10 bar lau9t lansere Stoletio. Cm Otter.
nntoeasen mvote en- Gel af &oret op. gvr.
meme sap oa en- Gel 8orelasniu9er % Be.
tlamat'oner, meb Sanse inbimenem Of
Sansforst. 2ilIut iuns @anbsforst Nteos
lemrner, fom bar tiIiteoe, fplsenoe Gang,
f~orfattet for Gnlebninaen of .2arereu, Sr.
anoers 8alen. Zen tolier bans Obtaining
al Solicit i 8arner, % sr en- SaSsr for BAN
felp pg benz.
NoromGno er ct SpIteuoIas
vi bet samIe spbe Slag,
&pit for &riitsntrp % 9io,
VI iblanot benz fires &ip.
De bar lRrt fin 5aoer tienoe,
5reoen II! os pl ban ienoe,
Naar pi barnlig Der.
Bsrn t9nter 5aoer er
Beoite Mauo Of en- % bper,
2tltro bier iia Der NOT,
Sl9rligbeo blanot oeune 5lot.
Se bar l9rt os ct forage,
Saabe trp9t paa beore Gage
Stit | SimmeIen.
g%srnel9rbom gaI9ipros er,
Oct er boao be boloer fi9r.
9et er SpRro / 5arers Stuno
WRpo bper lp9na9ttg Wuno,
Som oil Cubs Orb pri os pr9n9e
90 ben rette gro fortr9u9e;
9ao os itaa paa 8astl
9pbt / Tun9en taser be
5or at Cubs Billie maa re.
Stolen er Hpouenoiebeo,
Subs Orb gap berom 8eIteb.
Sine Sprn be bill oplRre,
FRO at elite, Ipbi9 pRre,
Sfjpnne SsIfenola9.
Sprp8et ct bel fremmeo M,
@oeer Tom be bog ibu,
GUN iaa milbt pmfapueo mig,
9erfcr er leg beuoe lig.
Cub Ell eiter Sproset ipprse
Wfen ON ri ban trolis iplss
Stor CT oa Dor Qgn.
8. u.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03

)S'SS
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AT COZ
WIS
.ena1
riDai.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03

q. 3. CODE, morn % Ipsnis 8icea9nial, Si
gat yfb Cir, q. BauL, psinn. noirroissr ptilo'
maatfr Ga inbiasjerer Bsnse o. Irpemtoler R9rss
Speriae "a Tannarf. Pense ienoes oaiaa III epsEb
nrpnfe eanps sttsT lauslie Rnrs. E.ISu
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-03
eorreiponbanee.

-, nm gavn % asresis fdots III.
ksSi'sfa. a ;, tlir life snsana alennemlrhe a.
n taiTs y. Nj iffs bIips pHertIisalprt. nieo'
I.srr. ",~s, ~arrrtipOnssni snifer pet, men
4, y~t,ern'H., sope glapuet % aeresien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-16
Il IS ALL A LUR|D LIE
SOUTH ENID WAR DECLARED TO
BE A FAKE.
CHARGED TO THE TANK TOWN.
Manufactured News Worked On-Wani
the Correspondents Scalp White
wings of Peace Still Wave
Had no Fuss at All.

Special to the Leader.
ENID, O. T. March 15.-The state
ments sent out from this place to the
effect that our people were having
serious trouble, or any sort of armed
hostilit'es are wilful, malicious false
hoods Afiidavits of many of our best
people have been procured and sent TO
eastern papers for publication refut-
ing the statements. The Wichita
Eagle has been active in circulating
this slander on our city. and the fol
lowing letter signed by leading citi-
zees has been sent therefor pubict-
tion. have also been instructed to
forward a co Ply of the same TO The
LEADER
Referring to an article in the Eagle
of yesterday morning headed Boom
Of Cannon, the City of Enid in a State
Seigc," etc, the people of Enid de-
nounce it as lie OF the most malicious
sort The city is and has been per-
fectly quiet and orderly ever since it's
existence. Mr.. Spencer had no per-
sonal alteration with Mr.. Flaherty.
Yesterday the Democratic primaries
were held but in the most orderly man
ner. No shooting scrape took place;
no injunctions were asked for, or
granted by Judge Burford, whose
court as not in session. Nor were
any granted by any ju.ge,
Mr. Gregg. who is the gentl emen
who, the dispatch stated, was the
''leader of the Gregg gang" and
which said that "one of their mum ber
had threatened to kill the asso lated
press reporter" denies the allegation
in the strongest terms and states that
he does not even know who the re-
porter is. He, Gregg, is one of the
most pleasant gentlemen in Okla
homa
The above article is lie and it's
author knows this as well as anyone
else. 1t is calculated only to injure
this city and not as news, and its
author is n villain of the most danger
Gus stripe.
We can guard our homes against
robbers and thieves; our lives against
murderers and cranks; but the hardest
OF criminals for us to thwart is that
| of the malicious liar AS a matter
| of Justice our citizens desire that the
! Eagle set the matter right, and pub
/ lish the affidavits accompanying this
HUGH DoNIY,
WM. NJ. WILLIAMS.
X L. COLLINS.
COMMITTEE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-16
socIety Notes Mt U. :. jail.

Frank Daniels charged with robbing
a Chinaman in the Cherokee nation
over year ago, was released from the
federal Jail today on bond.
O. f. Woods who has been confined
in the federal Jail for some time to
compel him to appear as a witness in
the district court at Newkirk, was re-
leased today on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Fred Ramage charged with selling
whisky to Indians in the Pawnee coun-
try, was released from the federal Jail
today on bonds.
c. f CoIcord, deputy U. S. marshal
from Oklahoma City, came up today
and ,ommitted George Howell a.
David Smith to the federal Jail Smith
is charged with perjury, and Howell
is charged with murder, committed in
the Pot country nearly five years ago
lie is charged with the murder of Steve
Pensom. He jumped his bond about
year ago and was only captured a few
days ago. Shoriff Gill Pottowatomie
county was on his bond for IS, 200
Sheriff Gill of Pottawatomie county
came in today and committed Frank
Strisie to the federal Jail Strisie is
crazy and he will leave on the morning
train with him for Jacksonville, Ill,
insane asylum.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Forest Halsell
came in today from trip through the
Kickapoo and Pot country. He brought
in one prisoner named james Hybarger
charged with selling whisky to In
dians.
Deputy Marshal Runnells brought in
one prisoner today from the Kickapoo
country. lie is charged with selling
| whisky. john DossETT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-16

OI the middle door for the women to
let him out when ready to GO"
'Sne was in bed with her night
dress en-" said the witness. "He
kissed her and bid her good night, put
ting his arm around her"
saturday night and Sunday night
tOiOnei Breckiuridge had repeated his
visits each night, kissing Miss Pollard
good bye in the presence of the col
ored woman. The bed gave evidence
of having been occupied each night
MIR Farrell asked the opinion of the
witness as TO the age of Miss Pollard
at that time. The question was OF
Jected to by the defense, but admit
ted
she had dress up to the top Of
her shoes, "A school girl dress and
seemed to. be about II or Is Some
times she wore her hair down her back
in plat" the witness replied
The pair had come to her house ON
different occasions after tn at period
In all they had been there together
about City times. The witness created
IA sensation by relating that Colonel
Bre,lSinridge had visited her last sum
mer after the suit had been flied, and
had told her be hoped she would have
nothing to do with the case, to which
she replied that she must tell the
truth. llreckinridge had inquired
where Mary Scott aud Mary Wilson
were, saying he wanted them kept out
Cf the way.
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SHORT METRE.

Colonel Jane Diggs has been APP
pointed probate Judge OF + county,
vice r. j. Edwards, resigned.
Colonel Hugh Donly, Clerk of the
Court r. L. Collins and Colonel William
NJ Williams, Of Enid. arrived in the
city last night
County Attorney Harris Of Perry
was in the city yesterday.
Professor d. X Boyd OF the State
Normal went north on the evening
train.
Rev Brown, returned missionary
from India, will preach at the Chris
tian church Sunday morning and eveR-
ing.
Rev C. c. llembree and family leave
this morning for Pawnee, where they
will reside upon their farm. Rev.
IIembree is county Superintendent of
Q county.
H. s Beckemeyer, brother of Otto
Beckemeyer of the Press Gazette, is in
the city. lie has property on East Ok
lahoma avenue, just east of Broad.
S. l. CruilSshanlx is here from Mis-
souri, visiting his son, j. A. Cruik-
shank lie is on his way to visit ar
other son in Texas.
Judge Il. H. Green went to okla
homa City yesterday.
J. w. Scothorn is home from the city
Of Perry.
Tom Cuppage came home yesterday.
win Nix and wife are in the city.
w. j. Walters is in Edmond in the
interest of oklahoma Illustrated.
W. J. Coyle went to Santa Fe yes
daV.
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Dr. Furrow, surgeon dentist
Penny Wise, Pound Foolish.

The city council met last evening
Present, Mayor and Councilmen Kay
lor, Berkey, Todd, Taylor, Lynds,
Richmond of the Fourth, Richmond of
the Fifth, Blass.
Citizen Lyons was granted one
month more to satisfy the council that
he is going to erect a building before
ordinance compelling him to put in
side walk shall take effect.
Petition received from several doc
tors, asking that East Guthrie city
hall be put in condition for city hos
pital
Petition asking grade on Cleveland
granted.
Committee appointed to assist city
engineer in making grades and pro-
flies
Petition from West Guthrie for
water mains received. Seventy-six
dollars ia work subscribed.
Water works committee ordered to
advertise for street sprinkling bids.
Petition from Contractor Grant to
take rock from street and offering TO
grade the same without expense to the
city, referred to street and alley com
mittee
The council refused to pay 500 foI
George Taylor's fire horse, and after
adjourn nent George went down to tho
fire eompany's headquarters and lead
his horse home. The solons also fav
orably discussed about SIS, 600 wortl
of bridge building, etc, but refused Il
buy any chemical fire extinguishers
which would have cost only few dol
lars. One of these patent extinguish
ers would easily put out small
blaze, which il it should occur in
grocery or dry goods house and tn
water was turned on, a SIC. 600 stoel
; might be ruined.
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RICHARDSON'S CRIME.
Says Some other Fellow Did It-Court sits
Far Into the Night.

Says Some Other Fellow Did It-Court sits
Far Into the Night.
In the district court yesterday morn
ing the case OF the Mitchell boys. on
trial for mule stealing, occupied the
entire forenoon and Tapped over on to
the afternoon session. The case was
turned over to the jury about the mid
die Of the afternoon, and as they were
still "leliberating" at late hour the
prospects are good for a hung jury.
j. w. Manning, under indictment
for PEI jury, appeared in court and
plead not guilty.
Price Wilson was given until this
morning to enter his plea
Territory against Sol Richardson,
the black ass ailant of Assistant Post
master Perkins, was taken up and a
jury empanneled Ju,t before supper.
1t was about a year ago, one even
ing after supper, Mr. Perkins was in
the postofiice figuring up his accounts
and closing the days business, and
while counting the days receipts,
some $500, he was suddenly as
saulted by a masked man, and dealt n
vicious blow on the head, knocking
him down. Perkins instantly realized
that the Office was being robbed and
grabbed his assailant and tore off the
mask. The robber then fred shot,
fnig in ri hn
him down with chair. The robber,
seeing he was getting the worst OF it,
got out OF the room and as he was es.
Gaping from the bnilding he ran into
the arms of John llixon and the De
Fprd brothers, arrested and taken to
the county Jail, where he was recog-
nizrd as Sol Richardson.
The prosecution developed very
strong case against Richardson, the
county attorney being assisted by Col
onel Jones.
Judge Green, George Gardner and H.
r. Thurston, were appointed by the
court to defend Ri harrison, AMI the
defense set up is that Richardson,
while adm tting that he happened to
be in the postofiice at the time of tn,
assault and attempted robbery, wa:
tnere for the purpose of mailing some
letters and that some other fellow was
the culprit; that he was n business
man with several thousand dollars in
vested in Guthrie property and could
not afford to be in the robbing bust
ness.
The taking of testimong occupied
the time of the court until 10 o'clock
when a recess was taken until thi
morning.