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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07

Land Office at Guthrie, o. r., Dec. 6,
1854.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
mg-uamed settler has filed notice OF her
Intention TO make final proof IN support
of her claim aud that said proof viii be
made before register aud receiver OF the
T.. =. land Office al Guthrie, on Jan
n. 1894, viz:
Catharine Buck ley, widow aud sole heir
Of James Buckley, deceased, for the lots
and 4. and south half northwest quar-
Ter section 3, township Is, north OF range
range 3 west.
She names the following witnesses Ia
prove G continuous residence upon ana
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Donald McMartin, Richard IL. Pollte
Nilllam Afford, james /. Mechanics, all
uf tuthrie. O. T.
Auy person who desires 10 protest
against the allowance of such proof, Oh
who knows of any substantial reason
under the law and regulations OF the lnie'
riur department, why such proof should
not be allowed. will be given AN opportn'
nifty at the above mentioned time ah'
place 10 cross-eXamine the witnesses o
said claimant. aud 10 offer evidence Ia re
buttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. n. j. CROOK, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07

Teachers registers-best found
printed-bound in MANILA and cloth
for sale at Bovle's book store The
law says these registers are required
TO be used by teachers in all public
schools Approved 10y Superintendent
Cameron. If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07

The Royal barber shop on the north
side of Harrison avenue, near Second
street,. T. Towers, Manager. llsth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07

Found Eyeglasses and case. Call
at this Office, prove property and pay
for notice IL II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
many WEATHER FORECAST.

Special report for THE DAILY
LEADER 10y w J. Walters. observer
United states weather bureau:
Highest temperature yesterday: 59;
lowest %.
Forecast for today: FAIR and
cooler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
Notice for Publication.

First Pub. in Daily Leader December
=. 1894.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
HOW ARE YOUR EYES 2

or any disease of the throat and lungs,
try Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. 1t
relieves where all others fail. Sold
and warranted by Seatonian Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all IN Ieavening
SfTength.-U. s. Government Report.
piles Can Be Relieved at onco

Aud in time effectually cured by the
persistent use of Beggs' German Salve,
the greatest pile remedy ever put on
the market Sold and warranted by
Seatonian Drug company
See Mrs. Saunders for the latest hat
patterns. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
Guthrie and Chandler Mail Line

Guthrie and Chandler Mail Line
VIII carry passengers for 81. 50 until
further notice. 40 pounds of baggage
&c excess
Leaves Guthrie G:3o a. m; arrives at
Chandler at 500 D. M.
Leaves Chandler $3.50 d. N. arrives
at Guthrie 500 ~ m.
Office at Palace hotel. Telephone
No 26. 7l3tf
JoHN DURFEE, Prop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
SALTWATER AND ORLANDO
HACK LINE.

TINE TABLE;
Leaves Orlando at p. m. Arrives
at Saltwater at $50 p. M.
Leaves Saltwater at 1880 a. m. Ar
rives at Orlando at II a. N.
Nearest and Only Regular Route to the
Railroad.
Good hotel accommodations al
both Saltwater and Orlando. Also
good livery at Saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In IeaV-
eDing power as the Royal

sheet Celluloidat Lille & Cos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-07

Valuable Information
10 all wearers OF glasses Prof.
nir,chbcrg, OF world wide reputation,
will be i'm Guthrie, Dec. II TO %, at
the store of his agent, c. w. White.
Consultation free.
, 1894-01-19
2IQrRf6ert6f.

" y / v y ~. NSuU.
Jotgenoe Yreiie puroen bel 9r0Beren
Partien e~rsieIt:
Gutter, bette GreauterDzQ8aare 24(0
244c, CUTE 23@233c, mitteImdBige 21@
223c. 0atrD, bette, 22@23c mittelgute
un0 quite 18921c, frtiber 9afin8 StOf
13014c.
8uttertne, Gaftlate 0uirD, lac,
@mpire 49,, bette Creamery 18@193c,
Sainoiler II; in OGOas" ODER tleinen @ez
btnoen &c mebr.
&die, bette v6uG Cream Gbe66ars",
2(mcrita" 12@l3c nucbsemac6ter G3wcis
ger l2!g14c3 vSrtf" 123@13c, Sim
burger 12013c.
8Obnen, 8etc Stables" $1.45@
1.5O, mittelgute 81 400 40, nit Der STA
lcbinc geretni9te 81 .3001.35.
@ter, gang friicbe, 13@-c 6as 9B6.
WDtSfeD, SLID.
@efliiseI, 9eibla4tetes, SurfcD $40
Sc; 0a6ner-6ennen $1,000, olte uno
iunge % c; Gnten 8@9c fiir lebenbige;
@orie. Sc; Spring G9ifcns" 7o0-
ba8 8fun0.
OBJ it aeb0rrteS; QtepfeI, finitlicb eez
trodnete, 73@10c. 6a5 8fultb, an Ser
SOnne acOOrrtc nOrblicbc 5@63c., Gfiriicbc
5@6c., 8%rombeercn 6@77c, 6iutbeeren %
@243; Galifornti6eS: @prifpien 1906,
ntdbtgcic9dlte 8firitcbc 8@11c, 9elcbGlte
22@24c; 8flaumcn 9913; 9toiinen
r2onoOn 2aOerS" $1,65@2,00 6aS Slit
cben, uDfustatcIer" $1,00@1,35, loie
496c.
0bft, friibes: 9tepfeG 50. 25@2.5 un6
$30003.25, ie nacb Der Site, 8anane11
81 .00@1.2 Gitronen $4.0004.25.
&artoffeln - 8urbanfs 54(055c,
5ebrOnS 52@53c; Stole 52@53c; 6urdbs
chamber 50(053c Ser 8ulbel. Serle1z
SpeetzB otatOs SO bos SAB, Silt
notler 81. 50(03.00.
, 1894-01-19
SaS M61renac Clement lit 2tIe
1tnO Ster>

gte uno 8ier ent6alten Elm n~abrenbe8
Clement, ober IN 9~erin9er Suantitdt-
eleid3eiti9 ober audi cine berauldenbe ST.
9eni6aft. Oa9e9en miro oielfod @inpal1O
erbobeu. Troboem merOen Sic un0 Sier
9enoiien, mandn1al gum Sortbel Der Sc
1u1obeit. Damn 9ibt8 cine onOere Sltfi9@
feit, Oereu tbdtiee8 Yrin3ip Otal5 1T, So
banm 9off'8 Oeal5ertroft. Sin
DubenO 6laiden bopon baben Die ndmli3e
ndbrenoe n1lo itintulirenOe @trfun9 ME
eim eroBe8 6aB Nle Ooer 8ier. Oa8 1T
elm Sor5ug. Sin anoerer 8or5t9 lit, 0aB
er uid)t Sic beraui9enbe Mirfunr9 bon gGe
ooer 8ier bat. ST bilft Die Nabrung per@
Oouen unO aiiimiliren, rei5t ben appetit
uno mod)t Die Sdlpaden ifarf unO 9eIunO.
Adtet o%arauf, ben ddten 5u er9alten.
@ebt barauf, baB Ser gatnens5ug $50
bann $50 #" auf Der @tifette am Slai0enz
balls febt. &eiu arberer @rtraft lit ddt.
@t8rer & Menbelior Co., &genten, 152 un0
1854 Eranflin Ct, Geu OOrf.
, 1894-01-19
1Dtu tbr Gtoentbum retten,

@or eintger 3ett bate Srau Goroltne 6.
9tidetts an NueranOer &. Bitten MObeln i'm
8ertbe BON $1,000 ~perfauft, u16 ais Sab
lung bate iie 8ecbiel erbalten, bic augeblid6
6urcb @runbeigentDum geiicbert tparen.
SeBt %bebauptct 6rau &idettS in elmer i'm
&relSgeriht ein9ereibtcn 8lage, 6oB Mifer
fir boS betreffenOe @runbei9entbum feinell
guten 8eiiBttteI babe, un6 baB er bancroft
lei, uno tie eriucbt baS @ertbt, ibr mteber
gu ibrem @t9entDum 81 berbcIfelt. 9or
einiger 3ett bate, tpie Trau Ntdetts be-
balpret, Bitten tie, tbren @atten &ihar6
9tidetts uno q. G.Gbeof unter Der 9lntlage,
feline 8ebiel burd fali3e GoripieIungen
erlangt 3l baben, perhaften IaIien. 0ieie
Angeleeenbe!t icbpebt no4 in bengeribten.
, 1894-01-19
SebensmIoe.

$. 9, s. O6eu, Elm Grun6eisentbums.
b%dnbler, tpelber nit ie;ner Samilie in Dem
@ouic SEQ. gill %. NbamS StraBe nobnte,
beging IN Ser oorleBten 0ta9t in Sort
6uron, Otib, ba6urb SeIbitmor6, baB Ell
iib nit Gblproform uergjftete. 9as Motiu
Der Shat lit unbefaunt.
Srieorich @telel, $40, 5315 Nber6cen
StraBe, etu iungcr Wtann bon % Sabren,
ma9te geitern ben Seriu9, ieinem 9eber
burb @arboIldurs elm 3icI gu ieBen, tpeil
Elm iungcS OtGoben in Ser 9facbbar1baft
leinc gtei9un8 nidt ertpie6er1e.
6enrD 6. 9biuipS, Elm 8~ucbbalter bon
80 Sabren, iAoB iicb geitern in iemcrgGobz
nung, SEQ. 116 6oman Noe., cine &llgel
III ben Sopf unD itarb balo borauf. Sic
8emeggriinbe Der 10at limb nibt b%efannt.
Gr mar erit felt fur3er .3eit Derbeiratbet.
, 1894-01-19
SdIedt beIoPnter Derf0hnunes
perfud.

Sin Gerlub bes S4anfptrtbs 8eter
&eiin9, geitern 2lbenb in ieinem SaGubn,
128 8eQsitr., einen 3tpii9en Sipct Srauenz
5immern, STA @oroon unb 6cren Scbtpe>
tier, entitanOenen Slrett 81 icbGicbten, bate
CUR SOlge, baB 9feltng babel ben &iir3eren
5og. &aum bate ct 6aS erite beri0bnenoe
8ort geiprocben, ais 5tpei in 6em 0ofale
anmeienbe &erIe, SOiepb 8enuet ltnb 6arrO
Benton nit gtamen, iiber i'm berftelen unb
ibm nit Uteliern tiefe Stibe in Die 6an6
unO ben sails perieBten, ioOaB er obnmdcbs
ttg gu 8oben fiel, tpdbrcnb Die @orbon ibre
Nu8en an bem b%lutigen Sbauipiel tueiOete.
Sic lpurbe nit Sen beiben MGnnern Dere
baftet unO beute firth Dor 9ttcbter &er1ten
9ebra6t, Ser ic bis gum ~. Sanuor untcr
ie $500 8lrgi6aft iteate. 6eltng tonnte
in Sol9e Der Serlebungen, Bic beoentlicber
Dirt iinb, nicbt I'M 0eribtSiaale eribeinen.
, 1894-01-19
Ser nQauterbacber 8eoba9ter" bonn

- Ser rQauter6acber 8eobadter" bonn
"a. Sec. bemcrft All benz y6auptporanz
icblag Ser beiiilcben Staatsz @tnndbmen unb
2ltsgaben" baS 9tabitebenOe: rSn 6ol9e
Ser @rb0Dung Der @ebalte bcr octtpen
S6iiler iteigert licb Ser BeOarf fir &uDe7
ge1Glter berielben I'm idbrlib 10000 Wff."
Sn Der Shat, Dteies 6eiien ntltB Elm pa9res
ODra0o fir NbczS 3iiben ietn. Wdbreno
0ieielben in anbern Gambler @arcer uno
S6IGge betommen, erbalten ite in 6elien
0ebalt unO erperben lidb auBerbcm berettS
auf ben S9uIbaafen Die Peniionsberecbtt7
gHng.
, 1894-01-19
Gin Orobbrtef uno feline foIoen.

Ser Bidder 6re6. GngeL purbe 6eute
Morgcn Don Dem &icbter &eritcn inter
$500 SrieOensbiir9i9aft geiteut. GnseG
b%ebauptet, OaB Elm Sungc, gtamens
S6uibt, Ser 9ebrlin9 BEL ieinem 8ontur>
rentcn, Dem Batter 6reb. 8eubel lei, ibm
so geitobIen babe. Sn Der Nnnabme Nun,
baB 8enbel Ben Sungen III ScbuB nebmc,
bat Gn9el tbm am 9teuiabrstase einen
9robbrief 8ugeididt, tpOrauf 8enOcl i'm
ibn pcrbQften lieB.
, 1894-01-19

nriere gelie6te Mutter @argaretba @eii am Is.
Sanuor 1894 mad langem iflperem 2eibeu i'm Sitter BON
70 S99ren ianft entI9IefeH lit. 9ie geerbl9nng finbet
1tatt Spnntog, ben q. Sanuar, NabmittaQS l ubr, bonn
Srauerbouie 1855 gugenie Str. nab Der St. 9oulsftr6e
lIno nor oa mad S~rocelano. Sic traueru6eH 9iuter=
bljebeneu
0tar9aretba, 2umiTc, Sobanm, 3lnna,
&iuoer; Wiunie QgeiB, S6npieger=
to9ter; g9il6elm Sade, Sac. 9enrib,
l9lo3t Sobaun SOebelmaun.S 9piegeriDbne.
, 1894-01-19
SOScSdtt3eiae.

Srelinoen uno 8efauuteu Die trolriqe 9tadri6t, oas
rnetn g~eliebter Satte Sobn Wtaas I'M ~. GebeIsiobre
on 9ouuerltag, ben Is. SGnuar, Inn 8 Ibr MturQeus,
nod 1bperem Seioeft ionft eItiblafen 1T. 8eQrdbniB
Hdbiten SouutoQ gto1mttta9 nm 1A lIbr bonn 5rauers
bou1e 65 20. Nau Sureu Ctr. nab @alobeim.
SatbatitIe WSaoS, Deb. Seller, Satin,
19ia3t nebit &tu6ern.
, 1894-01-19
SoSeS0n5ct0e.
19io3t

5reunben unb 9etauuten Die traurioe gtobrtbt. baB
neine 9eliebte Srau @aric Sac9er, geb. foerIter, am
II. Sonuar, nm , ubr gtadmlttogs. nab tur3em I9me=
rem SeIcen 1onft ent1dlnmmert lit. geerOioung am
Sontltog gtobmlttog I'm 2 ubr bonn SrauerbauIe 59l7
Searborn Ctr. mad SatpoDo=6rieobot
l9ja2t Grult Saeaer.
, 1894-01-19
SONcsnttsci0e.

Sreunoeu un0 Setonnteu Die truurtQe gtadridt, oaB
metre ltebe Satin uno Inlere Wtutter 9lttna SdluIk,
9eb. 8ot9t, ON Is. Souuar, N&orgeus d ubr. nQ6 i6me=
rem &eioen Ionft e%ntidlafeu lit. Die 8eerDiguuq fiHbet
ltatt So1Irtag ySo9mtttag rn 2 lbr nont Srauerbauie
253 9. Start Str; nod benz Sot~lpoOo=5riebbof, Ste
trauernbeu 9inter6lie6eneu
5. s6nIs, nebft atubern uub @erlpanbten.
, 1894-01-19
SerIaugt: Trauen nnb 0aO6en.
0rnnoeigentbum

I'm G1er gt9entbuln raI1 Su p~erfoufen pber al oertau.
~ i9eu, 9ebt 81 Bin9er Yros. 3ilnmer "a,
201plS 1S4 Searborn Ctr.
0u berfnufeu: So[Ge, Die Ii1 on Der @riinbulta
4 elmer D~eutIdeu MuIiebeluue in SiibcoIifornien 5u be-
tbetItgea uuo imD Die Der @olpnie gelpdbrteu ouBerprbeuts
ltd) ~9iilnltl9eH Seotn9ungen 5a5nipeuoen munibeu. mDgeH
MP @larfftraBg Simmer 9&O. Al ooripre1en, uber ii3
brieflib on S. SOes, c. Q. 81. Staotsseituug, ipeubeu.
ag20baiu
Ou perfa II en- = apenstupDb Sic IdDnIte
y @de in bieier biibIdeu uno blubenoen 0prItaot.
2BaIIer uno Selper in beu StroBeu unh bic StraBen os
pfloitert. Sage: Glib uIo SitfrOnt. @egen Breis unb
ipetterer NuSfInft lpenbe man iiD lniiublib pber idrit.
lb an 80 IN. >. See. 112-114 Dearborn Ctr
gpDce Building. 2Omibatu
, 1894-01-19
Wuftions= Serf6nfe.

MuftiorS= SerfGnfe.
Nurttous.NDttR
@equI6re &
Wtontaes uus 9ouuerito9s.
SpestoIs 8srtduie an oHoeren SageH oes NtorotS"
Mooreu ouf Prioot.@erfouf. mboIeioIs ober 3fetdtL 81
MuitiouS=Breiie!.
8ertGufe DON Nobuuu9s. Giurihtun9eu cine SpeaIaIItat
Sel0 nDrgef9OifeH bel u~ebertro9unG
SprreipoHbsn5en meroen ertuortet
Rortin Gmertb & Co.,
NuctipuGre.
g 2SS Gtote Gtr, Ghieoap. 42ao1Stuio
, 1894-01-19

Sir 10 Gents fam Sober, Ser 6ilfe i'm
6auie ober @el6dft braucbt, cine. turse
Qn3et9e in ser NbenbouSgabe Ser Sutnots
Staats3eitung einrlifen. @r0Bere Nn3eiz
gen l Sent baS gSprt.
, 1894-01-19
NbenOblntt Der sSu. Staatszj BETTING
lift in ben unten angegsbenen Sei4aftsn sa bobeu

lift in ben uuteH ougegebeneu @ei4aftsn au babeu;
Tprofette.
6. Semnter. 1889 2iucoln @oe.
q. s. stephan, 1l50 &incoln 9toE
403 6roR MDe.
402 gtoscpe gpuleoorb.
q. g.. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Qoe.
g. Goldman, 174 @larf ctr.
6. g. Wtoore, 442 8incolu Moe.
9Dn 9tolobs, 485 2incoln Moe.
6. 81. San, $40 Sincpln Noe.
Srout @o9ner, 5S7 9incptn Moe.
SpIepb Munf, TAT 2incpln ape.
6. Neubaus, $40 2incoln ape.
Mm. Eoplpr, 1Ol7 Sincplu Ape.
&c. Betting, 1925 GIorf ctr.
@acber. 457 GIurt ctr.
Srau Sinoemaun, 421 Glorf Ctr
9. g. 8Gr, 3l3 Glarf Ctr.
q, q. NtoneD, 267 @lart ctr.
81. Scrmair, 161 @lort Ctr.
S. 81. &egeu, 513 Glnrt ctr.
8. 8e6ner, 590H @larf Str.
9onb @ros.
q. 5oppmaun, 1857 GGorf ctr.
s. Smith, 991 glorf Ctr.
Srau 6. @alfer, 453 MeQs Ctr.
90. &utDerfprb, 500 @ens Str.
SnrnbuQ, 545 WeQS Ctr.
W. g.. S9mtot, $50 4eas ctr.
6. ~. Slueet, 707 gGeas Str,
SoDn Starr, $50 W5els ctr.
9. Gurrie, 306 Neas ctr.
s. SieIe, 344 @elS Str.
8. 9tler. 800 @eaS ctr.
Trutn, l19 @enS Ctr.
Sobn Bert. l1 @6eQs ctr.
So9n 8udIeD, 211 WelS ctr.
Srou 6. Sobnip1, 27G g8eas StE.
s. WaCtn9. 100 Meqs Ctr.
$. @oaar, 383 Wens Str.
6. Seriou, 90 @eus Ctr.
6. N5eber, 1876 Sarrabee Ctr.
9offinunn 464 Sarrabee CTR.
6. Berger, ST. SorroDce Str.
Srou 81. Morgan, 225 9iptiipn 9tI.
She Columbus, $40 9isiion Str.
6. JR. Wbite, 407h 8ioiIion ctr.
g. 6. 9telID on, 1884 0inilipn ctr.
6. A~nberipu, 81 9iotIipn Str.
8. M6ilIer. 81 @inom Str.
8. u. Gbnatr. 66 @tQop Ctr.
8. SGurteG, Ct Statc Str.
s. 4. 2iebL 255 @Iepelaub @ne.
S. Squirt, 391 Sc0aipid ctr.
@. s. WieBler. 5S7 SeSoiutd 5tI
81. Gu9el, 1893 Gebgipid Ctr.
&reuier, 282 Geo9tpid Str.
Sebn Stetn, 294 SeS9rpid ctr.
9itties, 262 SeOqluid Ctr.
8. 6. 8uttou1, 249 @l9bourn aoa
G"pn'', 4"o SayopuI" Aoe'
u. 81. Sblid. "a @Ipbourn @oe.
&obert 9reger, 149 SaiuoiS Str.
$500 = 1otuI'' =
80 -" ~ S"'
l Se""t -"
@em1Fa ~
Srau 81. &ubu, II Gu9euie Str.
@"9. Va"Ho@", % e"9'"'t SlI'
Sg"0, @u"eL L SANen'e StL
"'"s N'D'"'''" . ""l9 vi"
GHSIette.
I,N;+c,i,,,, eo+sr
mietnr;r oo+eI
moG;no4er Sn4
oero,,h an+of
mcGnns ontpr
Q~erirotor 0nter
40 gnnoreSs ctr
81 Mboma ctr
III ggou gurer ctr
10 S5orrifon CTR
Ill Sarriiou ctr
9,orf SptrI * CTR ,rh Sn ohosb muA
Aenfette.
Seup, 1869 81. @ortD Abe.
8otber, S87 q. MoplelD0ob Qoe.
NtlIoE, 872N California NDe.
gJag"e' . y e"t'IoIn'N @o|
, 1894-01-19
PeiratPsibein
2Iter.

6eute nurben bic foIsenben 6eiratbsz
lc6eine e~ripirft:
, 1894-01-19
Beri6nIideS.


0l3are cine gut ~Iituirte SSarniIie 9eHeigt, einen z Sabre
70 alien netteiI Iiebensmiiroiaen mHtterlo1en 2noben
III goaro gu nebmeH. Offerteu inter @btfre: q
Staotsatg. 19ia3t
, 1894-01-19
2H Oerleiben.
gGnaeioen inter bieier @lbrit limb foftenfr.t.

RI =6eIo All oerieibe1 arf beboutes @bicoqo=Srunbei9ens
y tbuur. Sarlebeu fDnnen aud Dor benz Sdltefeits-
Sermin oetilgt meroen. SroBe 9arlebeu cine @pecialI-
tdt uuo 9orIeben gum 8auen. 8. 8. Stpne & So,
o Soiale Ctr. 2l1Wf
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
TEI5v1NG STAE EoTFIRs.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 24.-The
Journal this evening says that an
in vestigation which has been in
progress at Lansing for some days
shows hat several State officers
have been guilty of extensive pec-
ulations from the State treasury.
The Journal alleges that Secre-
tary of State Jochim, State Treas
user Hambitzer and Land Bommis.
sioner Berry have made charges
for mileage, hotel oil!s and other
expenses which the law does not
give them the right to collect from
the STATE. By a table copied from
the books 10 the auditors office the
Journal shows that every time one
of these officials served on sny one
of the boards of which he is an exs
cMcio member, he charges for
mileage from his residence to Ian.
sing. hotel bill aud extra ser vices,
and although meetings of different
boards were held on the same day
in the same building, mileage and
hotel expenses were charged up in
each instance. After marked pro.
gress had been made in it's inv esti.
gatione, the Journal was denied
further access to the books and the
full extent OF the pecu!atiun could
not be ascertaiued. It is probable
that the matter will be brought te
the attention of the grand jury.
MASON, Mich, Feb. 24.-When
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
To c0Ionize the Negroes.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 24.-TheK Knights
of Labor Of the United States are
about to start upon a campaign,
having for its object the removal OF
the negroes from the United States
and their colonization in the Congo
basin, Liberia, or come other part
of Africa. The first substantial
ste looking in that direction wac
taken in Memphis tonight, when
the trades council was called to
meet to make arrangements to en-
terrain Grand Master Workman
Sovereign, Of the Knights Ct Labor,
who will make a tour of the Son t
during March and lecture in the
paincipal cities upon this subject
Tae undertaking is not a new one
10 the ranks OF the Knight of Labor
for it happened so tor that the
order in every State of the Union
has been polled On the question
and every State was found favor
able to the mo Vement.
Grand Master Workman Sover-
elgn is thoroughly imbued with the
spirit of the undertaking, and for
some time to come will give it his
unlimited attention. His fret step
in this direction will be the con.
templated lecturing tour to the
South when his sole theme will
be the deportation and colonization
of the negro. This tour will begin
in March and laet through the
month One of the first points he
vii touch is Memphis. He will
the South, including New Orleans,
Atlanta, Nashville, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Montgomery and
many others.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
IN POTATOES.

Texas farmers have discovered
wonderful possibilities in the sweet
potato. A recent bulletin of the ag
ricultural experiment station in that
state shows to " hat great Importance
the sweet potato has attained. The
cotton crop Of Texas covers 1870,
80 acres, and is worth $69.439,476;
the corn crop covers 3,166,353 acres
and is worth $28,429,125; the wheat
crop covers 442,337 acres and is
worth $5,244,3O; the sweet potato
crop covers 29,928 acres and is
worth 1903, 764. This shows that
the valuation of each crop per acre
is: cotton, $15.36, corn, So 81, wheat,
$l1>88, sweet potatoes, $50 "A. The
cost of growing an acre of either OF
these crops is about the same.
This is a magnificent showing for
the sweet potato. There is hardly
any limit to the demand for this pal
atable and wholesome article of food,
The potato always brings a very
good price and there can be no doubt
that it pays to plant them.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01

Senator Hill is a bachelor; pers
haps he knows how it is himself to
have his nomination hung up
Chicago Dispatch.
Magnetic Nerv1ne, the great restorative
will cause o to sleep like a child. Try it
Sold by Robinson Bros. Goldshoroi
About the only European mon
arch whose life is not insured i.
the Gar, whom the Nihilists have
made an unsafe risk.-New York
World.
1t is strictly an American remedy homes
made and without foreign flavor, we refer
to Salvation Oil, The greatest cure on
earth for pain.
The Senate will bring itself
much nearer to the people by a
prompt majority for the income
tax,-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Keep it in the house and it will a v you
many an anxious moment during the
changes OF season and weather; we refer
to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the best remedy
fer cough and cold.
A maiden DESTROYS offs ewaying
figure can easily attain the came by
brick exercise with aswinging gait.
Texas Siftings.
What the Wilson bill most needs
is an industrial revival in the SEM
ate.-Washington Star.
The Blunt truth always did
have a fascination for Ex.Mayor
Hewitt,-New York Recorder.
The skinner of the bonnie: is
seen in the ofing.-Boston Times
Let the Sergeant-atsarms take a
rest now. he doesn't seem popular
in Washington. New York Jours
nal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01

the court con vened at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon the grand jury re
turned tho follo~ing true bills;
Against A. A. Ellis for felony,
against Jochim, Ranbitzer and
Berry for felony, against Frank
Potter and George Warren for fell
ony, against Jochim, Hambitzer,
Ellis AMI Berry, the canvassing
board, for misdemeano,; against
Ellis and VIM. May for misdemea-
nor; and against Jochim, Berry
Hambitz r, Warren, Potter.
Baasey, May, Clark, Ellis and
Peterson for misdemeanor.
Bail is fixed in the felonyl cases
of the State officials at s., 900 and
in the similar cases OF Potter and
at $4,000. In the misdemeanor and
conspiracy cases it was fixed at
$1,000 each, all of which was fur.
nished.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
A :woMAN's SUFFRAGE BACK
SET.

The cause of woman suffrage,
which seemed to be making rapid
progress in New York, has received
a check at the hands of the highest
court of that State.
The Legislature of 1892 passed an
act comforting on women the right
of suffrage at school elections.
Matilda j. Gage, a woman of lawful
age and other wise qualified as an
~elector except as to sex, registered as
a voter at school elections in the
town of Nautilus. The election
board struck her name off the list
and she appealed to the courts to
have it restored. The decision of
the Supreme court was against her
claim and she carried it to the Court
of Appeals, the highest judicial tri~
bunal in New York. That court
has affirmed the decision of the
court below, on the ground that the
New York constitution restricts the
ri ht of suffrage to male citizens,
and it cannot be extended to women
by statutory enactment. The court
decided that school officers hold
constitutional Offices, and those who
vote for them must have constitu-
tional qualifications. 1t is admitted
that the Legislature may authorize
women to vote for officers who are
created by statute and not by consti.
tutional provision.
Illinois has a law similar to that
which the New York court has just
decided unconstitutional, and as the
conditions in Illinois and New York
are very much the same, the Illinois
statute will probably prove ineffec-
tive also.
We suppose the next move of the
insatiate women sufragists will be
to amend the constitutions of New
York and Illinois.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
PIKEvILLE LETTER.

Dear Aryws-Town politics is
now being discussed some among our
citizens.
Miss Debbie;;Pate' school at Stony
Greek, closed Friday. "-'"
The members of the Pikeville
Literary Society are requested to
meet at. Alliance hall.on: March 9Th
at Z o'clock sharp. A full attendance
is desired as there is business of i'm.
portance.
Miss Emily Smith gave her young
lady and gentleman friends a soci.
able at her home here Wednesday
night.
Elder ] T Edgerton returned
home Monday from Massey's Gross
Roads. where he preached Saturday
and Sunday.
MI and Mrs Rufus Edmundsop
of Crewe, Va, are here, the guest OF
Mr. j P Smith. JFH