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Charter and Two Notaries.

Assistant Secretary Smithson yes
terday issued a certificate of charter to
The Indiana Stone Works of Evans
Vile, Indiana
Notarial commissions were issued to
David Rupert, County NJ, and Mrs.
Wanna J. Rhodes, Logan county.
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SEIZED ANOTHER TRAIN.
Frye's Army Sidetracked. But Refuse to
Get on the Train.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 2s.-Galvin's
detachment of Frye's common
weGlers" boarded a Baltimore and
Ohio freight train for Columbus two
miles out of Washington Court House
last night and rode from the coal
chutcs TO Mount Sterling, Madison
county. The train was sidetrackcd
there by order of the company. The
men are still on it refusing to get off,
the company will not yield and the
sheriff says he will not act until war
rants are issued against the men as
individuals
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GUTHRIE CHURCHES.
, List of Churches where the Devout OF
Guthrie will Worship To-Day.

, List of CbIrches Where the Devout OF
Guthrie viii Worship To-Day.
GERMAN NJ T.. SERVICES.
ST. Johr's congregation will have SER
ccs at Judge Lawrencc's court room AZ
/ a. IN. Rev. c. Bochtold Will preach.
sunday school at 10 a. IN. Services at
/ a. IN. All friends welcome.
Nomcn's association meets Thursday,
April tn. at Mrs. Hirschi's, cor Springer
md Ash. at . p M.
Friends invited to attend.
.E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Villas and Broad. Preaching at II a M.
md +; p. m. SUNDAY school 10 "a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
$50. Strangers cordially invited.
Subject: The. Spirit of Methodism
North and SOUTH
Let all good citizens come ont tonight,
md come early. REV. JAMIsON.
WEST SIDE CoNGREG ATIoNAL.
Rev. L. J. Parker, pastor. Regular SER
vices both morning and evening to-day.
sabbath school at 1000 u. m, l.. f. Law
rty. uperintcndent. All are Invited to
tttend.
Owing to tn absence Of the pastor there
VII be no service at the Plymouth Con-
.rcgaional church this morning Sunday
chOOl at II o'clock as usual. In the even
ug Secretary BAY of the American uni
'ersity association will preach.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Division street and Noble Ave.
william McPheetcrs. pastor. Regular
morning services conducted by the pastor.
In the evening song and praise service
'onducted by the Christian Erdeavor
society. Special music by the choir.
All are invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH
~
Oobbs, ID. d.. pastor. Preaching at II a.
n and : p N. Sunday school at 9;35 m
Peoplc's meeting at $50 p m. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday al 7.3O p. m.
Morning subject: "What is Sin?"
Evening subject: Covered Sin Con-
essCd.
BARNES CHAPEL.
West side. Preaching at 500 p. IN. by
the Pastor, Rev. O. =. Noble.
Everybody invited. Come, you will
meet a cordial welcome.
NJ. T.. CHURCH.
Corner Noble and Broad. Rev. Frank
p. Blakemore. pastor. Preaching at IL a m
,ubiect NO Man Careth for my Soul "
David. Sabbath school at 10 Il. m. Child
rcn'S meeting at 1880 p. m. EpWorth
League G:45 p. M.
No preaching services I'm the evening.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL.
Corner Broad and Noble. Services
at IL am, and 1880 p. IN. Sunday school
at T. m. Everybody welcome TO these
services.
Rev. 4. c. Fleldntr, minister in charge
will preach.
CONGREGATIoNAL.
Rev. DR.. Roy, of Chicago. one Of the
most prominent ministers in his denomi-
nation, will preach this evening at the
COngrega tiOnal church. The Doctor
should Oe greeted by large audience.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
Cor. Oklahoma and First, probate court
room. Rev. G. BcchtOld, pastor. Preach
ing to-day at II "a. IN.
Ali Germans are cordially invited to at
tend.
ST. MARY Ro-CATHEnRAL.
Corner Warner avenue and Elm streets.
Rev. Felix DeGrassc. O. :. r., pastor.
First mass at : a. m: high mass and ser
mon at 10 o'clock: catcchism class at 3,
p. m: rosary, sermon aud benediction
Of the blessed sacrament at 1880 p. m.
All are &C daily yited.
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Ie-openelI.

Ed is back in his old place The
o. X" lie cordially solicits a share Of
Guthrie's patronage. The O. *. is
well known and SO is Ed. lie will
spare no pains in trying 10 please you.
Regular meals 20 cents. Lunch and
short orders at all hours. Open day
and night Beds 25 aud 80 cents.
T. w. SULLIVAN,
95-f Proprietor.
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DE N IT'S T S.
LEADER WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head will
be printed at the following rates: A
three line advertisement (2l words)
one time for 10 cents three times for
20 cents, one week for so cents.
II there is anything you want; or
desire to sell make IL known here.
You will be pleased and surprised with
the result
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WANTED,

Wanted-Two good dining room
girls for hotel. Address, by letter,
Hotel, care DAILY LEADER 81
WANTED An agent in every coun-
y, good wages. Address NJ u.
EADER Office.
Wanted-Position by good book
keeper. Call at LEADER office or ad-
dress L, care Of this office Good refer
ence. IT
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GALEHA, H., April 9s.-Galena was
in holiday dress yesterday celebrating
L. 5. Grants birthday anniversary.
Hundreds of visitors from surrounding
points thronged the streets and near
ly every building was more or less
decorated. A special train from Chi
ccago brought party of guests includ-
ing Luther Latin Mills, orator of the
day.
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Attorney general olney's Advice.

NAsmNGroN, April 2s.-Attorney-
General Olney has tclegraphed to Mr.
Mcknight, solicitor Of the Northern
Pacific railroad company, recommend
ing that hereafter, in case the com
monwcal parties attempt to seize or
interfere with the property of the
railroad company, application be made
first TO the local state tribunals for
protection. If the governors fail in
their duty in this respect, as it is re-
ported Governor pannoyer of Oregon,
has done, in re efusing the application
Of sheriff Kelly at Troutville, for
militia aid, then the national govern
ment will be obliged TO act through
the United States courts.
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THE MARKETS.
Kansas city Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Mo- April 2s Quotations
for car lots by sample on track ut Kansas
city were nominally as follows No hard 5OIS
G5lc No hard 90 b5Oc No hard. 47a 4sc:
rejected, i5c No red, 5ia55c, 80 3 red, 5Od
SIC No red, i6GiSc Corn No > 35H354c;
No 3, AIc No , white corn. 35aiQ9ec No 3
white, 3,sa35c Oats No ,, 330334c. No 3,
&G&Hc No white oats, $40, No white 3Gc
Live stock.
Cattle Dressed beof and export steers So 80
az 25 cows and heifors, s2 i36i. Texas and
Indian steers, i35JN3sJ stockcrs and feeders
siD mixed . 35 I15l
Hogs -Recelpts, 1881 shipped yesterday,
2,9S The market opened easy and closed ac-
tive and strong The top was s. Is and bulk OF
sales IS TO s.. 10
Sheep Receipts g. a2s shipments yesterday.
Ll9l The quality OF the sheep on sale was
good as a ruie VITA little demand the mar
kct was extremely dull and 25c lower
Horses Receipts 1876 shipped yesterday los
The market was fairly active and unc hanged
The range OF prices for good age well broke
ana sound horses Is about as follows: Extra
draft, / 500 pounds, sl)J l25 good draft, L3Jl
pounds, i6)ly) extra drivers uJO0l5b good
drivers, s5d91 saddle good to extra s7jfti7
Southern mares and eeldngs. s2jL75: West.
ern range, ulbroken, tDB2l Western ponies
sl3L5Q
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May icnic.

A picnic will be given on the first
Sunday in May at the Cimarron park
two miles straight west from the
northwest corner of town, and half
mile north. 1t is the graBdest natural
park in Oklahoma Admission free.
Good time promised. l2at6
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FOR SALE.

Mule team. harness and wagon
cheap. Enquire III West Oklahoma
avenue. II
Good Remington typewriter cheap.
Call at LEADER office. 81
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i42ta


The horse ridden by Stanford, the
despsrado, and belonging to Mr. Webb
was sto'en from the latters place last
sunday night about seyen miles from
Cleveland. Mr., Webb found his horse
at crooks stable in this city. II is a
valuable blooded mare and its owner,
VINO has had long tramp for the
animal, is glad 20 rseoyer IL.
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Catholic SncinI.

The ladies OF s. Mary's Catholic
church will give social and supper
on neat Tuesday evening, May l, at
207 west Harrison ayenue, $500 till 10
o'clock. Sandwiches, coffee, strawber-
ries, cream and cake will be served.
The public is cordially invited.
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FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES.
senator Teller wan Present His Report
Regarding Them In - Few Days.

H'EArdIps Ihem IN FeW Days.
WASHINGTON, April 2s,-senator Tei.
Ter said yesterday that he intended 10
bring in his report on the subject OF
the condition of the five civil
lied tribes, the result of his
recent visit to the Indian Terri
tory, within the next few days. lie
does not believe, however, that this
report win fully cover the subject.
He says that his committee has by no
means been satisfied with the limited
investigation they have been able to
make, and that they intend to con
tinue their consideration of the SUBJ
ject, probably in another visit TO the
Indian Territory, or else in hearings
before the committee on the five civil
lizcd tribes, OF which he is chairman.
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The colored professor, w, IL. Banks,
the comic pianist and organist, is with
Murray a Williams, as piano tuner,
and has many years experience. Can
put any musical instrument in order.
He will be pleased to have any of his
friends call and see him. If
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Department Of Agriculture.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The bill
making appropriations for the support
of the department Of agriculture for
the fiscal year, 1895. was completed
by the house committee on agricul.
ture. The amounts appropriated by
the bin have not yet been footed up,
but they viii approximate total of
S2,450,O00 as compared with an appro-
of S2,52s,0 600, for the current fiscal
year.
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EscANABA, Mich, April 2s. "A mob
of 500 unemployed miners paraded
the streets of Iron Mountain to-day
carrying a red flag and demanding
food or work. The mayor will send a
committee To Lansing to plead with
Governor Rich for help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-29

Mr.. +. A. Jacobs of oklahoma City,
was in town yesterday. Mr. Jacobs is
the plaintiff in the suit against Sheriff
John NJ Fightmaster, who it is alleged
was direlict in his duties in not plac-
ing Burke & Brown in the county Jail
proper This action will probably call
for Fightmaster's removal. Shortly
after the petition was filed the sheriff
locked the two paisoners IN question
in the Jail proper.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 2s.-
Abram Corrant died to-day at the age
of o. lie was a veteran of the Mexi-
can and Indian wars. lie had been
married twice and was the father of
forty children.
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A gold watch actually given away
on May at the Royal Barber Shop on
Harrison avenue. near Second street.
j. b. Towers, Manager llst7
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Six Thousand Indianans Out.

TERIE llAUrE, Ind, April 2s -Presi-
dent Dunkcrly of the State Miners
union stated this morning that the
strike in Indiana was practically com
plete aud that G,000 miners were out.
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Notice for Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by the
committee on waterworks until 3
o clock, May s. 1894. for the construc-
ton of masonry arch at the pump
house, according TO the plans and spes
eifGations on file in the city engineer
office. To be paid in warrants drawn
on the waterworks expense fund.
W. A. RICHMOND,
| lA.l3 (hnirnnnn Com mi tee
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Ida A. Marshall was yesterday
granted the custody OF the minor
child that was the fruit of the union
between her and ii. II. Marshall
That union was dissolved week or
two ago.
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brazilian In.nryents rscan.

BUENos AYERS, April es-All the
Brazilian insurgents, including Ad-
miral da Cana, who were detained on
board the Portuguese war ship, have
succeeded in escaping.
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CoNcoRD, n. H., April %. 3.-Ex-Gov-
ernor n. 5. Berry, the Oldest ex-gov.
ernor of the United States, died to-
day in Bristol OF pneumonia, aged 0s
wears
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Twenty SsIc1 iIofscs iI1rned.

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., April e7,-The
largest fire that this place has ever
experienced broke out at 2:3O o'clock
last night, The blaze started in the
livery stable of John L. Wilson
Twenty-seven horses were destroyed
and fifteen hacks and buggies con-
sumed. The general merchandise
store of j. a. Lawrence & Co, Il. n.
Crofton. groceries, restaurant post
office building, barber shop and sever.
al smaller buildings went up in smoke
Loss of j. A. Lawrence, Sl2, 900, in
surance $500; II, n. Crofton's loss is
81, 800, no insurance. Livery stable
less 81 900, insurance 81 900.
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Fred Williams and Hannah L. Will
son, an estimable couple from Wood
land township, were married .yester.
day by Judge Lawrence.
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A postoilice was established ycster-
day at Raymond, ID county, and iIe1e-
kiale France made postmaster Thos.
n. Miller was appointed postmaster at
ShattuclS, Oklahoma
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Failed for sI,OOO,OOO.

NEw YORK, April 9s.-Henry New
man & Co., importers of clothing sup
plies, at CPS and $50 Broad way, have
made an assignment to Nathaniel
Myers of As Wall street The firm is
the largest in the trade, and the fail
ure is said TO involve 81, 900, 900.
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Chas Jennings, st Louis; Samuel
Machette, Kansas City; G w Simms,
oklahoma City; c y lloye, Kansas City;
n Castle, Lansing, Mich G II Bicll.
nett, Kansas City; j /. Carter, Wichita,
Ernest Borchert, Milwaukee; are regis
tered at the Royal.
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The Arcade sample rooms were
thrown open to the public yesterday
in the new McCord building on Okla
homa avenue. This saloon is hand
somely furnished and is the finest re-
sort of Bacchus in the city, the fix
lures being new and of the latest pat
tern. q, c. McCord is a man of taste
and never does business on the hall
she'll
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+, H. Lille & Co.'S new store is an
enterprise well wosth the patronage
of our people. II
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In probate court yesterday Olell
Wilson was granted a divorce from
Catherine Wilson on the ground of
gross neglect and general cussedness
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My residence, 722 East Noble. Has
rooms bath room, cellar city and
,istern water A j. Spengel
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FOUR LYNCHED AT ONCE.
Negro Murderers of Mississippi Strung Up
by Two HunHred NigIlantes.

by Two Hundred NigIlantes,
TALIIUAu, April 2S.-Four more of
the Boycc assassins were captured
last night. About two miles from
from here 200 mounted men over
powered the officers, took the four
assassins to the place where Boyce
was killed and hanged them.
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Mrs. Il. II. Walker aud Miss Dora
Adron were the guests of | j. Wat
kins last week. They reside in Chi
cago and were returning from the
midwinier fair Miss Adron is con-
nected With Chicago deaconess home.
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A musical entertainment will be
given at the First Presbyterian church
next Wednesday evening. 1t will be a
rich treat. l23t2
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WILL AFFECT MANY PEOPLE
AND SAVE MUCH MONEY TO
LiTlGANTS.
IMPORTANT DECISISOE AT PERRY

In Land Case, In which john l.. Calvert
Raises "a Question of Priority of set
tlement-Thc Ca.o Decided lea
Favor OF Calverts Claimant.
Decision of the Register
and Receiver of the
Perry Land ONCE.
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Wanted.


Carpenters TO figure on two build
ings. Appl Y At LEADER Office. IT
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A decree issued by President Peixoto
oruers the payment of all customs
duties in gold.
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T"enty music lessons free to any
one that buys piano or organ from
the colored professor, W II. Banks,
with Murray & Williams. Piano tun.
ing and repairing. l23tG
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Towers barber shoI

Good work at all times Second
street near Harrison avenue. ScisssIo
sharpened II
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All the chickens in the poultry yard
at the convent of the Sisters of St
Joseph were stolen the other night by
nocturnal prowlers. y fine calf is also
missin".
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could perceive slight change for the better
in three months | felt almost like a new
person. Yours very gratefully,
Mas. MAGGIE II. BIiANSFORD,
williamsburg, ". Va.
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KELLYTES IN HARD LINES.
THE ARMY MARCHING IN RAIN
THROUGH IOWA.
PROMISED WAGONS FAIL TO TURN UP.

Barely Enough to Haul the Baggage
aud the ick-Grumbling Among the
Soldiers Deep ami Loud go one
Hundred and Twenty Men De-
sert-Frye's Men Capture
Another Train.
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Notice.
To whom IL may concern:
Notices hereby given that Harry Sims A.
20 has this day filed his petition f0r license
70 r~lail liquors in Guthrie. Logan county
nhhlahoma, ana that unless objection to
the sth day OF May, A. ID. 1sg1 said
petition will be granted. '"'N
+. ). DoLCATER, County Clerk.
Guthrie, o. T., April 25, 1894.
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PIERCE cssra9- ssss q CURE,

1 can truthfully say
that | believe your Gold
en- Medical Discovery
saved my life. When l
began your eatment
two years ago. i had
been given up by tho
Doctor, and my friends
had lost all hope of my
recovery. l had suffered
for years with torpid
liver; l had chronic
pleurisy and catarrh in
a very bad form. At
tended with hemor-
rhages-was confined to
my bed two months. In
a few days after begin-
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John Carter came in yesterday from
Strcator, III. lie will embark in the
loan and realty business.
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A .RuN DOWN. {"

and "used-upn feeling is the first warn
ing that your liver isn't doing its work.
With a torpid liver and the impure blood
that follows it, you're an easy prey 10 all
sorts of ailments DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures every one of them.
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The school board held a short bust.
ness session last night but transacted
no business lf consequence.
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j. II Uyde1, Of End is the
guest Of D5puty sheriff Rhiuehart.
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Allen Griffith, coiorcd child, aged
two years, living in Springvale town
ship, fell into fire and was burned
to death
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Sheriff Smith, of Cleveland county,
i in the city.
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Judge Dale went north this morning
for short rest after his arduous work
of the past month.
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The Columbian barber shop is en-.
joying a splendid patronage
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Librarian Edgar Jones is expected
home tomorrow from Fort Smith.
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Clerk J. II. IIAvghorst has returned
from Perry.
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Judge Scott passed through the city
yesterday morning cnroute to Kansas
He will return tomorrow.
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A refreshing rain visited this section
last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-29

Mrs. A. J. Spcngcl returned ycster-
day from Wichita.
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William Donahoe has been allowed
a pension.
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LOCAL CAROLS.
Matters of Interest Trnnspiring Ia AMI
About the city Personal.
Attend church today

Attend church today
Rev. Joel smith is IN Briton
William Donahoe has been allowed
pension.
A refreshing rain visited this. section
last night
Clerk j. II. IIAvghorst has returned
from Perry.
Sheriff smith, of Cleveland county,
is in the city.
The Columbian barber shop is en-.
joying a splendid patronage.
Mrs A. J. spcngcl returned ycstcr-
day from Wichita.
Librarian Edgar Jones is expected
home tomorrow from Fort Smith.
Mrs II. c. Nicholson returned yes
tcrday to her claim near Perry.
A j. Biddinson, l.. $ Commissioner,
is down from pawnee.
Judge Dale went north this morning
for "a short rest after his arduous work
OF the past month.
FoR SALE-A good stereotyping out
it, Address this Office If
Judge Scott passed through the city
yesterday morning cnroute to Kansas
lie will return tomorrow.
Tbn scLool hoard held a short busi.
ness session last night but transacted
no business 1f consequence.
John Carter came in yesterday from
Strcutor, III. lie will embark in the
loan and realty business.
j. II uyIal, Of End is the
guest Of ID putty Sheriff Rhiuehart
Allen Griffith, coiorcd child, aged
two years, living in Springvale town
ship, fell into fire and was burned
to death
All the chickens in the poultry yard
at the convent of the Sisters of St
Joseph were stolen the other night by
nocturnal providers. y fine calf is also
missin".
T~enty music lessons free to any
one that buys piano or organ from
the colored professor, W II. Banks,
with Murray & Williams Piano tun.
ing and repairing. l23tG
Mrs. Il. II. Walker aud Miss Dora
Adron were the guests of l. j. Wat
kius last week They reside I'm Chi
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FoR SALE-A good stereotyping out
it, Address this Office IF
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Mrs II. G. Nicholson returned yes
torday TO her claim near Perry
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A. J. Biddinson, T.. : Commissioner,
Is down from Pawnee