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DISASTROUS FIRE IN GRAHAM.
Whole Block Communicable Loss
About e1g .O0O-Insurance.

GRAHAM. VA. october S-lSpcciai)-
d lte troke out IN the rear end OF Or. G.
". Growers drugstore yesterday morn
Ing about 40 o'clock. The Doctor and
p, family. who were sleeping above,
'.'tiy 'scaped with their lives. The fire
almost az the same time was cOmmuni-
called ~ the store Of Perry & Saunders.
winch was only separated by a thin WALL
'ti over which Mr. W. 4. Perry and
family were sleeping They also had a
nAffpw escape from burning TO death
Neither family was able 20 save rag
81 clothes or a piece OF furniture. From
thence the fire was communicated to the
Masonic Hall, which was situated only
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Mean temperature. Ga
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October S-The tendency
OF prices at the opening Of tn stock Tx
change was upWarr but the Improvement
was checked by liberal offerings OF AIneri-
can Sugar. Tho stock was sold all day
long. and at the close the price touched
HI.. against Sc ,arly in the day. This is
the lowest point reached since the current
bear movement I'm the stock was inaugu-
rated. The sales were 7l,l0O shares. In a
grand total Of lCj.sjS The selling was
based on the poor condition Of the market
for the refined product. and the reports
Of the cutting Of prices at the West.
Distiling and Cattle-Fecding fen from
To-. 10 O., on reports that the company
intended to issue $25o,000 in bonds. The
bonds. go II is said, would De- olfered al
o. Bay State Gas. which mad- its ap-
pearance in the unlisted department on
Saturday. dropped "a points. 10 -tA on
efforts 10 market small block OF III.
stock. Subsequently, II rallied 10 -, ana
closed at - bit. - offered. chicago HtH
fell from a. TO 13li. fN-i.N!d"ud OF -
per cent. Cordag- preferred declined ~,
to r.
The heaviu.ss Of American sugar haa
ar adverse influence on the railway rs
The Grangels were also attacked bN thf
q
cent. Rock Island leading. Runners
rate difficulties, thu blizzard In II North
west. etc, Wer- used against The stock.
Reading was weak, and fell about =
points The proposed reorganization T.
not gaining many friends here or abroad.
Pacific Mail WIS exceptionally firm. ana
rose from N7sHl6+. on favorable reports
about the companY's fnanc -.
The market IN the closing dealings was
heavy at about the lowest point Of the
lHN
The net changes show losses Of about
i,1It. per cent. outside OF sugar, which
declined 81, psr cent on the day. Bay
state Gas. h0wey. Q. dropped IA. Long
Island gained ~. and Pacific Mail : per
bonds were weaker. Tho sales Of listed
stocks aggregated 5t.131 shares, OF UNI
listed. SIlgl. inclulin4 Chicago Gas, eN-
dividend. 1890. Louisville and Nashville
2o0r: Northwestern. Jtli Reading, .'.'v'
Richmond Terminal LEO; 81. Paul 31vJ'
Western Union. +."o. .-.,,o,,o. ,,,,r
Treasury balances. com, *.o'iy'ND' cur
rancy. S5g97J"'.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money Oh call easy al ] PER cent; last
loan al I. AMI closing offered at per
cent; prin- mercantile paper. ifi's per
' Bar silver. cr.acl. Silver at the board
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
h,,.inass in b4uk-rs' bills at N.Su4@i q
f,r sixty days. aud sLNt0i Nh Tor Ce-
t11nd. postti rates, $iaiuioS; coinmetclhl
G,v.rrmcnt bonds firm. State bonds
duU Railroad bonds weaker
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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n Y. srncK oroTArInNs.
Closing Bids,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. October S-Balti-
NOR. and Ohio. -. asked. Northern CEN
tral. C9ig. asked; Consolidated Gas bonds.
1T 4Nll7; do. stock 6,AsH61a4.
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advance In the iive-hog market NJ the
yards, which helped the tone OF provisions
early. At the close, January pork and
Saturday. January lard closed unchanged.
The leading futures ranged M follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
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NEW YORK PRoprcE MARKET

NEW YORK. October s-Flour easy
and freely offered: winter wheat. low
grades. SL@r2.i0: fair to fancy. s2D0
2 70. patents. 2G5u3l0. Minnesota clear,
$2.25Q IS; patents. s3.igQ3.7O; low extra,
81. S02 10. southern -four dun and weak:
common % fair extra, 2loa3."i good T.
choice. 800.
Whcat-Dull. &C. lower. and steady; No.
anOat. j5dj6i2c. Options advanced SC,
declined "a &C.. ana closed steady az I'M
changed prices 10 a &c. adVInc-. and
fairly active, No. . red. October. 5j4sc. ;
December, oPsc.; March, to4sc.; May,
Csc.
Corn-Dull and lower. with options; clos
ing firm. No. 2, 57S,c. in elevator; y 81
5oc.. ahoat Options advanced 7sHli.c,
declined asHlc. on liquidation, and closed
weak at 9spAc. advance on October and
November, and unchanged to isc. down on
other months, with trading fair. October.
5I,c.; December, jitac.; March, 0l-c.;
May. 5i'sc.
Oats-Dun but frmer options steady
and unchanged 10 itc. up October, 5Ilc.'
December. 5fsc.; May. @Tsc.: spot, No.
,. BE; mixed western. 3ii-N3iilc.
Hay Moderately active; shipping, 50c.;
good 10 choice. G075c.
Wool-AI9ierately active and steady do
nestle fleece. lSu24c; pulled ljI3ic
! P-ef-Quiet family N0WHl20o; extra
mess. $SO0ds50. beef hams duh at $500,
tl"rced BEEF dull: extra India mess, $3.50
Cut-Me1tS-t Qlet ana steady; picked
bellies IS %, shoulders Si25, hams, s9IJt
1919 mildies nominal.
Lard Quiet; closing easy; western
steam. closing, $,lD, nomnally; city, $50;
October, $50. nominally; January $50;
[ refined quiet, Continent. $50; South
America. $50; compound. &.5J06.j
Pork Dull and Unchanged mess, N4T5lp
$50; extra prime, Sli.Ul.
Butter-Qu.et and lower; state dairy,
~ BE, creamery i>H-Jc.; western dairy,
4 l3Ni1c. creamery. i5a-Jc.; Elgns. 90.
COtt0ns I'd OH-Dull and easy; crude,
2Sc yellow 32Q &c.
PDtrOleum-Q Quiet. refined New York.
tji5; Philadelphia, $40; DO, IN bulk, $50
( ats.
Rosin-Qulct; strained, common to good,
/ H.a0til.3J.
Turpentine-Dull at 2S42Siac.
Rice-f1rm and in moderate demand;
/ fair 10 extra. l4n5'sc.; japan, f.Uiesc.
Nl0lasses-For IGN nominal; New Or
I leans. open-ketfla good 20 choice. 2,0.6c.
demand moderate; market steady.
Peanuts Steady.
Conee-Options steady and l0N30 points
! down: October. 81 25Hl2 -: December,
/ $li0jnli.l5. March. Si060Nl0.6j; MAY 5000,
! spot Rio duh and weak; No. 7. N52J
Sugar-Raw dull and easy; fair refining,
/ 3n3isc: refined duh; OF A, 3 l5-lGfti 5-l6c
standard \. 1-lGlt45.c.: cut-lOat. 81
) 3-lGc.; crushed, 5H5 5-l5c.; graduated,
! 1 7-ls044c.
Freights 10 Llyerpool-Dull and nomi-
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WAKES ROAD GANG.
sEVENTY-slx CoNVlcTs NOW WORK.
INC ON THE HIGHWAY.
Mil to 10 Made n Cotton-Miil-Mur.
dercrs Who Appeal.

RALEIGH, n. c.. october s.-0Special)
The last term OF court here, which ended
Saturday sent thirty-two convicts to
the roads. and Wakes road gang Is to-
day seventy-six In number.
The farmers say they never saw more
cotton open than at present. They say
that the large amount OF rainy weather
has prevented them from picking more
rapidly. Rain set in to-day, and will
give a further setback.
The football team Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College has made dates
with the Trinity College and State vi
versity teams. II Is said Wake Forest
Will play no games this season David
son will play only on its own grounds.
This township to-day completed the
macadamlzation Of twelve miles OF public
roads.
500 SPINDLES.
The Lincoln paper-mills have been pur-
chased and viii be converted into
cotton mill. In which 500 spindles will
be placed at once. and like number VIII
be- added al an early day.
Poles are being delivered for the new
telephone company here. the Citizens.
which the city has granted right-Of-way.
John Il. McCormac. n white man who
has committed two murders. and who not
long ago surrendered himself to the au-
thOrities Of RObeson county. gets on with
a verdict Of murder IN the second degree
and fifteen years imprisonment. McCOr-
mac last killed q man named Smith.
Henry Horne has been. also in Robson
county, convicted Of murder in the first
degree and sentenced 10 be hanged De-
cembcr 3lst Both these men appeal. and
both have been ordered by the Judge 10
be sent 10 New Hanover for safe-keopins.
as the Robson Jail is pronounced unsafe.
The latter jail was we'll guarded until this
evening, when the prisoners were re-
moved.
sick OF IT.
The Populists are sick Of their campaign
In the Sixth District Their chairman
announces that no further Joint canvass
Is desired between Rev. {. II. Martin, their
congressional nominee. and J. y. Lock
hart. the Democratic nominee II now APP
pears certain that Oliver IT. Dockery.
who was the Republican nominee, retires
In Martins favor.
The number Of marriages In this city
during the next ninety days is 10 he
remarkably large. II Will exceed the
number last autumn and winter.
WILL NOT ACCEPT.
II is rumorcd that Rev W. &. Norman.
Of Wilmington, Will not accept the post
tion Of president Of Greensboro Female
College.
To-day at the Office Of the Progressive
Farmer here n bulletin was displayed
saying the Populists had carried Georgia
by 5000 majority. The paper is an Ali
ance-POpulist organ, and the headquarters
of the State Alliance are in the same
building. And yet some Of the Alliance
leaders have claimed It was out of poll
tics.
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ca~E THAT KNOWS LITTLE LAW.


.....l-A r..ro has got justice here
.. .- ON. crime that knows Uue
....,f.,.. After fair trial before
.... D.. was pu ia the town jail
&. bond oC 80 on charge 81 be-
4, .r d. Young white sirl, when inc
,. t.nu knows he is builty IL" VIII
o.. l. '..oL... lie Will get FAIR uII
r. u.I c.t the eXtre,re ptnafy ol
.a a mau named Breeder missed
.--trai-.I s,ep-dlushier last night
.l O'Clock. Suspicion was directed
Henry Watson, "a 80 .d-lr. king m-ldtlo
uE. has a W. and several children lie
been seen stopping at her house
t'.- uI.h her on the streets, and had
. rdk rE suspicious remarks about
l.r - L4ut was made for watson. VINO
tf,.I l1t b.. found Al u o'clock Wat
..- WAS arrested in his hous-. ana bic'-
s'ir home found DIE daughter IN
q. srr confessed finally that she had
Watson 10 run away with him. mat
.. Ia4 gone with him up the river
-.. or tvH. He assaulted her. ana theh
81 frightened and came home.
STRANGE INFLUENCE.
.r. resro seemed 20 have some strange
s.. over her. she confessed with
'ar.,. and 40 first seemed anxious
.... i.n- There was strong TAX
r.,rs him bat The volunteer po-
.rG here took charge Of the negro
.-.7 tac night. gave him a fair trial
4t. a.l 1911 guard him 10 the county
i.- g.rl was proved TO be Of an
'..;i. ar.ati- character. ana her letters
90. nesro show "a peculiar iniatuation
r tr Th. town is greatly aroused
.- rrn talk in groups on the street OF
Ht 'Lc wretch. bat go strong sense
fn I'D order has been inaugurated
ty tre police guard that II Is not be
'.at an actual attemp; VIII be
o.. iturh him tonight This guard
ftf Han and Doe Taylor the no.
marlercr.. from being lynched
trl preuy and fairly intelligent
.... comes from ohio.
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ST. LOUIS

S'r. LOUIS. MO. October S.-Fl1ur quiet
and steady; patents. S2.l0H2.Jj, fancy. Hl.;o
G2o5: choice. SL15Hl.>.
Wheat-W-ak and lower; December,
y0i ,c May, 55ssc
Gorn-IOwer; December, 4i2sc; May.
&c.
Oats-Iower; October, 2iic; May. %l'.
6337sc.
Pork-Standar1 mess. $l3c2's.
Tarl-Prlme steam, }.934; choice.
Dry salt Meats shoulders. 500; LONGS
and clear ribs. $3.50. shorts, so
Bacou-Boxrd shoulders. $50: longs.
NNtq: clear ribs $50; shorts, #.l2l-.
High Wines-F1rm at ST..
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. October S-T'lour-
Spring patent. S3.2503.SO; fancy. 2.10299;
'' WS,'ihsat-Quiet; No. . red. Jlhc.; Sic.
bid
mixed. Boo.
Professionally and quiet; mess. $3.50
Tard-Nomnal and unchanged
Bacon-Oulet and steady; shoulders
s. a.. short-rlb sides, $7S5i2, short clear
sides. N3lil.
Vhiekev-Sfo91y at 81 p.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks CRAM 10
bacco, Cation, Sc, and the "ea-
Their Indications.

r WAsHryGToY, d. c.. October s.
| DAM Forecast for Virginia: Threaten
UNIV ing weather and rain; cooler;
northeast winds.
For North Carolina: Rain; increasing
northeast winds; probably gales on the
coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

TIE WEATHER II RICHMOND YESTERDAY
WIS fair and cool. The skies at mid
night were overcast.
State of thermometer
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" Cu IL, IIvE.sTocN MARKET.

UNION sTOCK-YARDS, ILL, October
S-Cattle-R receipts, 2l0o0 head; market
steady: common to extra steers, 500
ana mills Il cllI8 %. calves s.. 2JU5.a0.
HogS-Rcceipts. 2toOO head; market
strong; heavy $i.65d53j; common to choice
mixed. 81. 6Oa5 .: choice assorted. S.lVg
%: light. S6Cd5O5: pigs, &25gA25;
Sheep-Receipts. 25.ovv head; market Tor
sheen steady: for lambs higher; inferior
40 chnlca 10 III %. lamhs. Sl.J0il30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-09

Saturday. January lard closed unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest, Closing
U Dec. ..6fsiax ass so S5S
Msy........ssassh 90 5s,z 5syss56
SSsss,;:.::: :.saN az sss SIN g"
May. ."....olssa,t 5i5s sos 5o5sa5i
oss........s sss. s sas,.u s ss8i s ssIs
S Nae, ...s4a Si5saN s$I $s3ss
os Mtss fTs $500 sIa75 sis.7s
Jsn'y.. 1880 I2.92M l2.G7M .i2.e7h
gs st;: rs s;N Essss IS 1s:~ 7ss
G gss;y $ sgs Csc CSC S S.sS s s,s;s
Cash quotations: Flour steady. with
prices unchanged. and local trade light.
Wheat. 63s.pSo,ze 10. ~ - S,1Sf8 ~
lard Sea7 ST.. Ribs, 81 1915 -. Shout
ders, s. 37iklg6 30. Sides. E.2Jg7.S'ss "his-
key. N3.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
t,NION sToCK-YARDS, ILL, October
SNCattle-R eceipts, 2l0oo head: market
steady; common to extra steers, S.l5p
69; stockers and feeders, S2oon3D: cows
ana billls 81 cDd8S. calves s.. 2J05..o
Uocs ISnceipts 2iOOO head; market
strong. heavy s. 65d53j; common to choice
rnixed 81 sO5l5 .: choice assorted. Sl0g
30; light. A6cd5O5: pigs, &2ogtzo, 60
Sheep,nSGct'pSs ~ lambs higher. inferior
10 choice 7sc ri. "a; lambs. sl50lf430.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
.,rr,,rA,r am n..obnr QlYou~
anil GAt yd lS'1Ir crp M} 81 6is0i extra.
81 Ooll2 20. DO family s. i00260; winter
"a a. 10 stroight S3 l6lig25.
Vbeo, rrirwer. 10 red, SPOT and Oc-
ne" "a ~. ~ 'Dcc-,nrer ssst0s57lc.
NJ e',.gsli,c.. steamer. No. 2 red, 5Ossc.
milling bv sample. $50.
morn Gor9~Firmer.' mlxed. spot and October,
Sic. bid year, gipslc.' southerh W.T.
SSiSsc. for Old. Sc, Tor new
Oats-Steadv. No. white western, 3fi2Ie
3iA4c.; No. mixed. do. 32QS2i2c.
Ryo-Quiet No. . SIC.
sl9 10Y o. ''
pool SI' IL 3D.. for october; Cork for orders,
= pT Sp fi Firm mess pork. $3.50: bulk
shoulders. 500. short-rlb sides, clear sides.
a 9mall So $50: iarge sl2.75.
ard -ltnfrtU. ~.
Hutter-Steady: creamery, fancy, &C.;
store-uacked. l3Uilc.
Eggs-Quiet at lS4Ti9c
Cofee-In,ul; no No; ,, T. ',Sj TITO
''s'' '''''' ,,.,.,,.>.,T,
CINCINNNll.
cr>-(r>,NATr n Oc,ober S-r'lour
. ~ ~ :, on, Sn. fancy e. --,9 ,.,.
Spnng p pa ~ 60 '''''
iaIntE, S0',itt. NJ . ~ad. 5it,c. lie.
meat <"'0'' w.
olG, c+oadv. No. white .,,.: do.
mixed 55c.
80 go, ,,1 cniat. moss san
ForE-; Sl,,,'i, an, an I'm, uncbanr,a
is,to N 3mint and steady. shoulders
= l 65' sboctlrib sides. SS55, short clear
siJrs a. al.
"i'N'9 S'''''' ~
ST. LOUIS.
sr LOFTS MO. October 6.-Flaur quiet
and stsadv. patents. g lOH25j. fancy. SI..5
rs ~. choice Si.I5ai.N5.
WG6est~Wlat and lower; December.
j0i &C.: May. 55ssc
Gorn-IaWpr. December, iT4c.; MAY,
&c
Oats-IOwer; October, 2itc.; May. .i
l8S7sc.
Pork-Standarl mss 49, .,.,,.
Iari-Prlme steam, w. b; ,Io'c''
N51i2. 400. ,.
Dry SAT- NIrstS-9 Ii'"l'''s, 60 -o''''
ana clear rios. Soo,, sn1ll7' ? -.
bacon Boxed shoulders So; 'o"s''
NT'2; clear RIBS $50. st'r U.s. F''i-'-'
hIsh VINES - To" az f''-'
THE COTTON MARKETS
rr,,rppoCr. October - "
American fair sd. good miElung.
5aI low ,ni4llina p 5-i,i god or4l
49,, 2,isi nrfinarv. 9l. - October
M fAd. October and Nl,ar1bar o 14-st-f.
~. Ell N,o,',,,l,.,',,l D..1r,her R t4-s,
S-SIi.. Dec4mber and January. 3 3-G,
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NORFOLK PEANTT MNRkET.

IKNUOTtrI INI N" III |HI-TII
NORFOLK, VA, october o.-Mark
nominal: common. l0lac.. prime &C., tX-
ira prime, 2i.c: fancy. 90
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Cash quotations: Flour steady. with
prices unchanged. and local trade light.
Wheat 53StQ55ikc.; No. rcd. 6li9c, Corn,
5lT.c. cats. 2sap2gi3c. PORK TX SANglS,5g.
ders. s. 37lklt6.50 Sides, E.2J87.S7sa ~his-
L.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. October x, 1891

sAtEs.-5, 900 Virginia Centuries At 5S5s.
closing quotations
GnYKRNMrNT SEcrRIrIFS. BID. Asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-28
STILL DEBATING TARIFF.
-sgs.H1e4 -
1T GOES MERELY ON IN THE
HOUSE.
s -
NENMA
The DIAMOND SCHEDULE SETTLED.
The ways and Means committed Again
Turned Down-Lead ore to Have an
Inning Federal Elections
Bn Discussed In the senate
Washington News-Indian
q school Rules.

WAsHrNGroN, Jan. 2G-Thc only
amendment TO the tariff bill, adopted
by the house yesterday was one in
creasing the duty on cut stones, unset
to 30 per cent adj v~alorem and taking
rough uncut stones from the free Inst
and placing them OF the dutiable list
at IL per cent ad valorem. The ways
and means committee, which desired
to reduce the duty on cut stones from
10 to 10 per cent, vas overrulcd in this
matter. An attempt TO place tin plate
on the free list was unsuccessful.
There was yesterday. as on the two
preceding days, considerable open,
plainspokcn opposition to the bill on
the Democratic side.
To-day the special order extending
debate three days WI be brought in
and passed. but the consideration of
the internal revenue features of the
bill. including the income tax, Will
not begin until Monday.
During the debate on the tariff bill
Gear of Iowa asked Cochran of New
York If he was for the bill.
II am"
''With the income tax in?"
The income tax is not in the bill"
replied MIR. Cochran. land il won't be
IL YOU on that side don't help TO put
il in" democratic applause from OPP
p%onents of income tax. Upon that
proposition,n he added, 1.-THE majority
Is about to surrender to the minority
who are helping TO frame this bill in
order to eventually defeat you lAp-
DlauSe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-28

Ever been there?
1t is an ocean Of ozone for invalids.
"A sea of sunshine for strangers.
"A world of wealth for workers.
The Mid Winter Fair Worlds Fair
Jr ought to attract you TO San Fran
cisco in 1894.
Those who marveled at the displays
n the California building. Jackson
Park, should investigate further. by
taking a trip to the Pacific coast
1t will be found that the half has
tot been told; the reality ex, eeds the
promise.
You can 20 quickly, cheaply and
comfortably over the Santa Fe Route
A solid train all The way, running
south of snow block es, through
picturesque New Mexic and Arizo-
ma
Personally conducted parties every
week. in tourist sleepers or fast ex-
press trains. Thousands have pr ron
lied them.
Very low round-trip rates new and
effective, good any day and on any
train.
If you write Nicholson, G..
p. A. A. T. & 5. f. r R., Topeka. Kan.
he will mail free, Of charge. an enter
tanning book ITO California and
Back" profus. " illustrated.
1t will inevitably confirm the latent
desire to see California face to face
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-28

stcr educational work Indian schools;
ID .ranizc government schools Tor
indian youths; examine, select and
assign to duty superintendent.
teachers. matrons and other employees
in the schools: prepare courses OF
study and circulars of instruction; eN-
anime and select books and other ap-
planes: inspect all schools in which
indians are taught in whole or i'm part
low appropriations from the United
states: reuort & the Indian commits
sioner on their condition, defects and
reuuirements and any other duties
that may be assigned 10y the commits
sioner. subject 20 the approval OF the
secretary. Supervisors are required,
under the drcction of the superln-
ten .ent. TO organize and inspect IN
dian schools and report To him.. and
other work that may be assigned 10
him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-28

viii be one of the attractions on the
Pacific coast during the coming win.
Ter. 1t will be held from January /
to June 30. 1894, and might be aptly
termed the worlds fair in miniature.
The Santa Fe route win sell round
trip tickets good TO return until April
80, with transit limit OF fifteen days In
each direction, for SOS. 80. viii also
sell at same rate and limit TO the fol-
lowing California points: Cotton, Lo-
Angeles, San Bernardino. San Diego
and San Jose. L. r DELANEY,
Agent.
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published in the Oklahoma lie.
January 81, 1894.
Notice for Publication.
land Office at Guthrie, 0. T.. Janua.

Land Office at Guthrie, o. r., January
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 will he
made before the United States land Office
at Guthrie, O. r., on the eth OF Fcbru
airy, 1894, viz:
Samuel Watt for the northwest quarter
Of section twenty-One, in township seven
teen, north, OF range three west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: William
Z. Dunlap of Lima, Logan county, Ok.
Frank Sanderson Of Lima. Logan county,
Ok; Elijah A. Watt Of Guthrie, Logan
county, Ok. William Parr of Lima, Lo-
gan county, Ok.
Any person who desires to p otest
against the allowance of such proof, or
who knows Of any substantial reason, I'M
Ter the law and the regulations of the In
terror Department, why such proof should
not be allowed, will be given an oppor-
unity at the above mentioned time and
place To cross oXamin e the witnesses Of
said claimant, and 10 offer evidence in re-
buttal Of that submitted by claimant.
der w ID. LINDSAY, Register.
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bAYARD 7. HAINER,
LAW.

EX-School Land Commissioners and
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