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ALL OVER THE GROUND.

Notes and Comments of the Big show
spicey Hash.
Superintendent George Taylor Is all
over the ground at once.
Starter Vance stands no foolishness.
He's quite the stuff
Said little girl yesterday a 5 she
viewed the band: "Oh, mamma, look
what pretty wind-jammersw
Castanien Bros should have your
patronage, They have nice coy hacks
and buses and will take you to the
grounds in a jify. They are legiti-
mat transfer men and pay license
Patroni1e them.
Capt French's wild west show opens
today.
c. l.. Jordan's museum will open to-
day for business. A feature of this
show is child snake charmer.
In the half mile dash yesterday
Tatnegie fouled Grey Cat but the
trouble was amicably settled
A. X. Morgan filed protest against
Prince Roy and Virgil X entering in
the ESQ pace. He claimed the horses
had been trained in the same stable
within the last ten days, in violation
of track laws.
When Cooley was up Gardner goi
hot; when Gardner was up Cooley
smiled.
There are IA lunch stands on tn,
grounds.
Three kill the bill" lay-outs ar,
doing a big business alongside o
Wyatts bar under the grand stand.
Jchn Taylor is working the books
About so sports were thrown by
"lleclS."
Crowd OF old time Dodge City sports
Bill Tilghman, Art Miller, Franl
Tobe and Jim Gordon. All were bet
ting in bunch yesterday.
Special grounds police: John HiXon
Wm. Lowe, KessingeE Geo. Russ
Teal, Joe Penteoost, Cammack, Nc
Carry and win Diet.
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FIRST REGIMENT BAND.
The Boys DO Themselves Proud--Today's
Musical Program.

The BOYS do themselves PROUD IOuaN'H
Musical Program.
No ftn'u of the fair was more
thoroughly enjoyed by the crowds yes
terday than the music furnished by
me military band, under the directi on
of Prof Lehrer. Although only re-.
Gently organized, the boys have made
rapid progress and already have
varied repertoire of music. The music
is simply frst-class; the time, tune,
expression and technique'would do
credit to professionals. Yesterday
was the first appearance of the band
boys in uniform. Following is the
Instrumentation of the band
Oscar Lehrer, director; John Hynds,
piccoio; w. A. Roberts, Eb clarinet;
Pete Muller, solo BIB clarinet; b.
Dougherty, 1st BIB clarinet; Sell Cook,
solo BIB cornet; j. f. Collar, solo Bb
cornet l.. w. Ayers, 1st Bb cornet; l..
+. Leach, I'd cornet; A. Gallegas. solo
alto; J. Cornell, list alto; II. Hixon, I'd
alto; S. Gragg, baritone; Tom Cook,
trombone; NJ l.. West, 1st tenor; V.
Waller, cd tenor; f. G.. Benton, tuba;
b. EggleHton, tuba; G. Smith, cymbals;
Ed Platt, snare drum; o. r. Baily, bass
drum.
Officers: Major Phil c. Rosenbaum,
commanding officer; principal musi-
clan. Oscar Lehrer; sergeant, Pete
Muller; corporal, John Hynds
Ths following program will be rem
dered today:
| /. Selection Tannhauser-Wag
.. March, San Mets-Dalb by.
3. Excelsior 0verture-H. Round.
4. March, Semper III Deles-Sousa.
5. Night in New York descriptive
Brooks
O. Manhattan Beach-Sousa.
7. Loin de Bal Waltz-Leo Delibcs.
5. Fantasia, Gentle Ripples.
0. Moonlight Sonata-Beethoven.
10 Medley Selections-L. Conterno.
IL. March, Co. A., lst Regiment, o.
n. G.-Lehrer
IL. Song and Dance, Living Pic
lures
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THE czAR REPORTED WORSE,

sudden Change In the Russian Rulers
Condition General Prayers Ordered.
BREsLAU, Oct. 9.-The Schlessische
Zeitung publishes a dispatch from St
Petersburg which says that a sudden
change for the worst has taken place
in the condition of the czar and
that the minister of war has
ordered prayers for the preservation
Of the life of the ear to be offered up
in all the garrison and regimental
churches. This order is said TO be
due to telegram received direct
from Livadia saying that the cars
illness has taken a disquieting turn.
Painting fits are said to have super
vened and to have rendered an opera
tion necessary.
1t is said that the court dignitaries
and other high Russian officials have
hurriedly started for Livadia.
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ropAY's RACES.

Raby show on Tap -Chiidren's Day
Special Premiums.
Following is today's race program:
First-3-minute trot
Ia mile dash.
Ia mile dash, IL hands and under.
Bicycle race -l-2 mile for territorial
championship; FIVE mile race open to
territory.
Today, children's day, every child in
the territory under 10 years, will be
admitted free
Merchants Offering special premiums
are requested to deliver same this
morning
Prize to the Best Baby.
Thursday a baby show will be held
io the floral hall. The prettiest baby
will receive handsome baby carriage,
offered by A. J, Spengel
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STOLE OVER SI,5OO,0OO.
BIO HAUL BY A RASCALLY
CHINESE OFFICIAL.
BOLDLY SWINDLED THE GOVERNMENT
Bought sOO,OOO Discarded Rifles From
Germany for which Re raid s1.57
Zach, and Charged the Govern
uent ~. OG--Iiad His Pace
slapped by IL Hung chang
Foreign Intervention.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch received
from Shanghai to- day says that Sheng,
the taotai or district magistrate of
Tien Tsin, whose disgrace and fight
have already been reported, bought
from Germany 300, 900 discarded rifles,
for which he paid sL57 each and
charged the government Sz.O6, max
ing over sl,50O,OOO by the deal He
also bought large quantity of cart
ridges, which were found 70 be inter-
ly useless. When Ii Hung Chang dis
covered the fraud and summoned
Sheng to him, in the interview that
followed, Ii Hung Chang is said to
have slapped Shengs face. Shcng later
made an application for leave OF alb
sence on the plea that he was i'll and
the leave was granted.
A dispatch from Chce Foo to the
Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon says:
"The British aud Russian ministers,
Mr.. n. r. OConnor and the Count
Cassini, started for Pckin yesterday
The object of thei visit TO the ca pit Al
is not known. All the women and
children belonging to foreigners have
left Pekin for places of safety"
The Russian cruisers Diitit and
Vladimir Monomachi have been or
dered to the far East
A dispatch to the Standard from
Berlin says the negotiations of the
powers with the United States with a
view TO the joint protection OF
their subjects in China are said to be
! much advanced by the Anglo French
agreement on the subject and ge n
eral entente may shortly be expected.
/ The dispatch further says Austria has
! entrusted the protection of her sub
! iaptc in China IN (3ovmapy
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BoLrED TO THE REPUBLICANS.

Michigan's Democratic Candidate for
Lieutenant Governor Leaves Ills Tarty.
MIDDIEvILLE, Mich, Oct. On. w.
Jordon, after declining the nomina-
tion for lieutenant governor and re-
signing the chairmanship of the
Barry county Democratic committee,
has renounced his allegiance to
the Democratic party and unites wi tn
the Republican party, declaring that
he has "lost all hope and confidence
i'm the Democratic party and its
ability to legislate in the interest of
people like ours" lie is especially
bitter over the present pension policy
and says he believes the Republican,
party has the ability To properly deal
with the silver question.
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ARE THEY TRAIN RoBBERs7

Two Man Arrested Near Turner, Mo-,
on Suspicion of flaming a Raid.
SPRTNGFELD, Mo, Oct, 9.-Yester-
day afternoon farmer reported that
tramp had informed him that an ef-
fort would be made to hold up the
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phis train near Turner A force of
twenty officers was sent out on a
train from here, but no effort was
made TO hold it up. This morning
another force of officers went to Tur-
ner, where two strange men, heavily
armed, were found sitting near a
camp fire. They claimed to be hunt
ers. but were placed under arrest and
brought TO this city
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cuPlp's cAPeRs.
Marriage of Mr.. A. m. King aud Miss Ida
Howard Last Evening.

Marriage of MIR. A. m. King aud Miss Ida
Howard Last Evening.
Mr.. A. NJ King and Miss Ida How
ard were united in the holy bonds of
wedloclx by Rev. Bosworth at the
home Of +. w. Pratt on Noble avenue,
last night The house was decorated
in wild Oklahoma vines and pre- sented
a pleasing appearance. The bride
was al tired in cream easmere, trim
med in white silk lace, with natural
flowers, white slippers ard gloves
while the groom wore the usual even
ing costume. After the ceremony a
delicious collation. was served
Those present were; Rev. aud Mrs
Bosworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Blincoe. Miss
Victoria Hardy Chas. Bosworth,
Arthur Brithwaite Ray Pratt, Mrs.
Alexander. Mrs. Myers.
Among the presents received were'
Hat rack, Mrs. Adler; paper holder,
HerbG-t Leach cream pitcher MIR. aad
Mr.. Blincoe; silver work basket, sill
yer tea spoon, Mrs. Bsadles; gold pin,
Miss Perry; pickle dish, Mrs Myers
cup and saucer, Miss Hardy; china
cream and sugar bowl, Mrs. Bosworthi
linen towels. Mrs. St Johu.
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Mhcre Is rlIl. Jneh.ong 2

CARTHAGE Mo, Oct "a mystery
surrounds the whereabouts of Ellis
Jackson, who left Carthage last week
to visit Kansas City and see the
Priests of Pallas. As he has not re-
turned nor written TO his family they
are fearful lest trouble has befallen
him. He is contractor, but as his
affairs are all straight, no reason can
be assigned for his absence.
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PROGRESSIVE HIGH FIVE.
DelIghtfuI Afternoon Party Givsn by
Mrs. Lucas.

DelIghtfuI Afternoon Party Givsn by
Mrs. Lucas.
Mrs f. Il. Lucas, assisted by her.
sister, Mrs. Geo Il. Stillman, gave n
delightful progressive Might've party
yesterday afternoon at her home. The
parlors were profusely decorated with
golden rod, flowers and plants and the
quaint blending OF colors produced a
pretty fl &C.. The hours were from
to and the affair was truly recherche
Il fres hments comprising the seasons
daintiest viands, were served by Mrs
Iornberger. For the first prize, a
drawing room gem, Mr.. Barnes, Mrs
Ramsey aud Mrs. Havighorst tied, but
in the draw Mrs. Barnes proved the
victor; Mrs. Havighorst won the Sec
ond prize and Mrs Williams carried
off the BOBBY,
The ladies presen: were: Mesdames
f. d. Nix, Iavighorst, Ramsey, Will
liams, Barnes, Renfrow, Saunderson,
Ball, Smith, Russell, o'Neill, Melone,
Spurlock, Gardner, Corbett, G. r
Brooks; Miss Ida Niblack. Chandler.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 0. - Secretary
Herbert is considering the advisab.l-
ity of detailing an officer of the navy
TO proceed to the Asatic station for
the purpose of observing the opera
tions Of the hostile fleets of China
and Japan and securing information
in regard thereto of interest to the
naval profession.
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NEW YoRN Oct 8. -Gilbcrt NJ. spier,
as referee. has male tiic report to the
supreme court recomm ending that
Daisy Way Emmett is entitled to de-
cree Of absolute divorce from hcr hus-
band, Joseph X Emmett, the young
actor, and that he be compelle TO
pay her $40 week for her support
and maintenance and an additional
$40 weekly for the support of their
child. Eleanor Elizabeth Emmett.
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NOMINATE GOOD MEN.
Woodward District Democrats Name q
Good Councilman and Representative.

Woodward District Democrats Name a
Good Councilman and Representative.
Special TO the Leader
WocpwARD, o. r., Oct, 0.-The
Democrats OF the 18th council district
nominated by reclamation at their
convention today Hon. Robert C. Ray
for the council.
Hon. j. +. Love was made the nomi-
nee for the house by the 25th repre-
sentative Democrats.
Both nominations meet with gen
eral satisfaction. Ray is a bright and
intellectual man, aud is hard worker
in the cause of Democracy. That he
will be elected thsre is no doubt.
Love Is Democratic wheel horse,
and a splendid fellow. He will make
Il whooping race,
y, .ice's Cream Baking Powder
ue.tua M A hs..u.nufa ne Al..u.
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Cnntomnla MN So. Irote.t.

WASHINGTON, oct o. - Minister Ar
ragia of Guatemala has been officially
advised by tha state department here
that the new tariff law terminates
the reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Guatemala and has
transmitted the notification to his
government lie has not yet received
any directions as To the course Guate-
mala will pursue, but says that no
protest or other step, similar to those
taken by Spain, Germany and Brazil,
is contemplated, holding that as the
United States was the moving power
in the reciprocity treaties, If IL now
sees III to terminate that policy it is
not for the Southern countries TO urge
its continuance.
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward.

Relieving from the evidence sur
rounding the death of Frank Ledger
whose body was found in the Cotton
wood river Sunday, September 30th,
that he was foully dealt with, l here
by offer reward of Two Hundred
Dollars (s20O) for the apprehension
and conviction of the guilty parties.
w II TuORNE
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Jobp ,,uli TO Investigate a Murder.

Wm. Thorne has received letter
fIom British Vice-Consul Burroughs,
stationed at Kansas City, stating that
he will thoroughly investigate the
murder of the Englishman, Frank
Ledger.
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If your child Is puny, fretful, trou-
bled with grandular swellings, in
famed eyes, or sores on the head, face,
or body, a course of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla is needed to expel the scrofulous
humors from the blood. The sooner
you begin to give this medicine the
hattar
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School board met last night and al
lowed few bills. Prof. Aiken was
cleared of all charges against him.
City examination papers were referred
TO the territorial auditor.
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During his two or three days so
journ over in Lincoln county the lat
ter part of last week, J NJ Johnson
says he was greatly and most agree
ably surprised TO find such a strong
and growing sentiment in favor of
Joe Wisby for congI ess. He says a
decided majority are openly pro-
nounced for Wisby, and at the present
rate of growth that vote will be over
whelming for the Democratic nom
inee
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Miss Mabel Il. Laycock. a kinder
garten graduate of the Northern In
diana Normal school, has opened a
private kindergarten at the corner of
Oak street and Cleveland avenue. OF
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Officials yesterday frustrated we'll
laid plot for u Jail delivery at the
county bastile c. ID. Watkins headed
the revolt, and Thursday was the time
appointed for the outbreak. Marshal
Nix was told of the scheme by an out
slider, and Immediately informed Sher-
iH Painter.
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Church of Christ Scientist Sunday
school at 9:30 p. m; bible reading and
inquiry meeting at 1880 p. m. Every
Sabbath at sol Mansur avenue West
Side. All are invited.
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They say you buy at Sheriff's sale
when you buy oysters at Sheriff's fruit
store. 10 8 If
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That valient deputy United States
marshal, Leon j. Pitts, and Guard W.
X Snyder left for Auburn, n. Y, yes
terday with Doc Stanberry and John
Dempsey. Pitts was loaded to the
gunwhales with arms.
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Ifyou want a reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time, use
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
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Shaw & Craig's band gives a concert
every Gay. This is said to be the best
band travelling south.
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The Royal barber shop on the north
eide of Harrison avenue, near Second
street j. b. Towers, Manager. 11sth
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Latest colors in long length kid
gloves. Large stock of nice EN- broid-
cred handkerchiefs cheap Mrs. A.
Smith. 30 to
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At the Royal; c p Jenning. St
Louis; IL II Richardson. New York; w
B Doolin, Washington; viii Beattie,
Il ID Newcomb, Wichita; f X Raymond,
Perry; J IL Vance, Winfield; 5 S Shell
by, Kansas City; John Penny, St
Louis
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REPORT

of the condition of the Capitol Ma
tional Bank at Guthrie, in the Ter
ritory of Oklahoma at the close oi
business, Oct ?, 1894:
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other Exhibits.

Just south of the grand stand Jolly
Gus Rhoads can be found with his
cigar stand Gus is rustler for busi-
ness.
i. Morris has creditable poultry
exhibit and Tom Mcpherson is show
ing some nice fruits.
A. II. Meal, display of windmills, is
very good.
The MORNING LEADER and Evening
Capital both have fancy booths near
the south entrance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-10

The finest and largest line Of school
tablets in the city at the Capital City
book store. 10 I'm
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Oysters today by the dozen at
Sheriff's fruit store, opposite Stal
Bazaar l00tf
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Noel Edwards is working score cards
to a finish.
Dent borrow TuE LEADER. Buy a copy
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Mrs. c. II. Cameron, accompanied by
her daughter, Alta, returned yester-
day from st, Joe, Mo, where she was
visiting for several weeks her parents
and brother, nr. c. NJ Boyd, who is
one of the faculy of the Northwestern
medical college. Mrs. Cameron is now
entertaining in her eommodious resi-
dence her sister, Mrs. Florence Lowell,
and son, George, of Oklahoma City.
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Fresh oysters today at Sheriff's fruit
store, opposite Star Bazaar. 10 If
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silas necher al McKeDnon's.

A packed house greeted Uncle Silas
Heeker as produced by Shaw & Craig's
deservedly popular company at the
MeKennon last evening. The company
is simply immense. Tonight a new
version of rip Van Wrinkle" will be
given.
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The many Democratic friends of j.
NJ. johnson are urging him to become
. candidate for the house in the 14th
representative district. Johnson is an
honest, industrious and deserving man
and would make good race.
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Get bottle of French shoe dressing
free at B. Strauss, 21G oklahoma ave
nue.. l0-92w
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The territorial convention of the
w. c. II, L. of oklahoma will meet in
Guthrie at the Christian church on
Wednesday evening, Oct. II, and con-
tinue until Saturday. Eloquent
speakers. Come
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Territory Of Oklahoma County of Logan, s.:
L. NJ l.. Turner. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief NJ. l.. TURNER.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
sth day of October, 1894 j. A. CALM,
lsEAL. Notary Public.
Term expires Jan. II, lSQs
Correct-Attest II. L. SMITH,
r. ID. NIX,
GRO. A. MErCALF,
Directors,
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Hon, Isaac Il. Hit of Chicago, en-
route south, spent yesterday in the
city. Mr. Hit is probably the oldest
practitioner before the land bureau at
Washington in the country.
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department, in charge of Mrs w. NJ.
Spurlock, some exquisite work is to be
caan
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Two drunks were pulled yesterday
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G P. Topping IS fair visitor.
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J business is light in the justices
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FALL FaAepE.

city and County News 'Simmtfed and
Boiled for Hasty Rernsai.
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Attorney Calvert is here from Perry.
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NJ. Leonard, Of Newkirk, IS in the
CITY.
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There is blood on fair Luna on
Cleveland avenue A nice young man
has lost his best girl through the
Vaccinations of another nice young
man.
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Miss Pearl Hammond a charm ing
and captivating young lady from
Oswego, Kansas, is visiting in the
city.
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A love-lorn couple from Seward
made a desperate attempt to elope
yesterday, but were frustrated by
stern parents.
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Matt Reavcs is here from Lincoln
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See Mrs. Saunders for latest hat pat
tsrns. n
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S Gregg, teacher of Violin, Mando
liu, Guitar, Cornet, etc Rooms in Vic
tor block. o % limo
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A man purpo ting to be c. A.
Schwartz, of Norman, worked off
So, 600 in bogus checks on Kansas City
merchants.
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Two carloads Of soldiers from Sar
Diego, Cal, passed through the city
Yesterday enronte TO TT. Sill.
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boiled FOR Hasty Pernsal.
C. p. Topping is a fair visitor.
Two drunks were pulled yesterday.
Attorney Calvert is here from Perry.
NJ. Leonard, Of Newkirk, IS in the
city.
business is light in the justices
courts
Matt Reavcs is here from Lincoln
county.
The Chandler band returned home
yesterday.
Robert llogar sheriff Of L county,
is in the city.
w. W. Thomas visited Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Rev E. NJ. Argyle has received a
call 30 Yankton, 5. ID.
Two mad dogs were killed near the
fair grounds yesterday.
Miss Ida NiblaclS, of Chandlor, is the
guest of Mrs. Baker Melone.
The Salvation Army had forty-five
warriors in line last evening.
Lew Trotter and wife of Arkansas
City are h ere attending the fair.
X of z. ball takes place the Gosh
inst. 1t will be strictly invitation.
Chas. Ingram and wife of Perry are
visiting Mr and Mrs. NJ. d. Cherry.
Messrs =. $. Hoffman and f. A. Nib
lack came over from Chandler yester-
day.
Miss Mabel Layy6ck of Indiana has
opened kindergarten at Oak and
Cleveland.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Allie Baxter (nee Cas-
sic Murphy have returned from their
bridal tour.
Bishop Vincent, Rev. Joel f. Smith
and Rev. Doris went to Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Poe returned home
| Monday night after n two weeks visit
with friends at Purcell.
!
Sheriff Parker, the Sandow Of Lin
coin county, occupied a reserved seat
at the races yesterday.
Two carloads Of soldiers from San
Diego, Cal, passed through the city
yesterday enroute to Ft. Sill.
Miss Pearl hammond, a charming
and captivating young lady from
oswego, Kansas, is visiting in the