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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
Garden Hose.
A STOCK JUST IN
nc. MILES CO.,
THE AFFAIR on THE DRUMRoCk'
Capt. Bailey Denies There Was hu-
tiny. bar Makes Admissions.

v
tiny. but Makes Admissions
Since the publication Of the story con
corning the alleged mutiny aboard lhe
British ship Drumrock. now 81 west Sc
attic while she lay in the port OF Rlo de
Janerio. the members of the crew as wen
as Cart Bailey have protested that II
was untrue When a reporter visited the
Druu1rock last evening Capt Bailey ue-
MED the story. az the same time admit
ting that there had been disturbance
aboard but insisted that 4 was not
mufiny. He said tina; while The Drum
rock was a. that port evil-minded per
sons who are always ready 20 Vicfimlze
the poor sailor and who think That ne
should never have any money in his pos
session had sold some whisky 10 ore OF
the crew: that they had drunk " and that
they had been queted without much trou-
BILE. There had been no attempt 10 XIII
him. the captain said. The morning after
the trouble several of the crew, according
20 the captain. were able to report on
time. but all apolosized 10 the mate Tor
the unpIeasantness they had created the
previous evening Notwithstanding that
the crew did ind IL necessary 10 apologize
for something they had done, Capt. Bailey
says that II Is one of the best crews he
ever had and has written the following
letter 10 the Post-Intelligencer:
Seattle. May O. 1896.
TO the E4Iitpr- 4 am sorry 10 see AZ
your paper this morning a report OF a
mutiny on board my ship at Rio de
Janeiro. | beg 10 state there Is no founda-
ton for IL. and am surprised that such
sensational report should have appeared
in your paper without due enquiry being
made into this very serious charge Not
only does Ii reflect upon myself, but upon
my officers and men. Of whom 7 have
very high opinion. and could not wish for
a better crew.
Your reporter has been imposed upon.
and 1 think ii would be we'll If the party
who gave the Information could b. ex-
posed, both In your interest and the in
terest OF my ship and crew.
by inserting this in your next issue
you will oblige yours truly.
IT :. BAILEY,
Master Ship Drumrock."
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NEW MEN IN THE NOVELTY MILL.
Mr.. oberrcuffer sells Out and VIII
Move To Honolulu.

J. 7. OherteUffer mas sold mis- interest
in the Novelty MIL Company 10 A e.
Graham. president Of the company. who
in turn sold il 10 Z. W. Price and r. :.
Cole. who are both men OF considerable
capital.
The mill is now running night and day
10 ill its orders. and the company cannot
secure enough. steamer space for its ship
Inents 10 the Orient. IL Is one of the most
solid industries IN the city. and the plant
Is likely before long 10 he enlarged.
Mr.. Oberieuffer. who is one OF The best
known and most popular young business
men in the city. leaves in a few days on
the steamer Miowera fer Honolulu. ac-
companied by Mrs. Oberteuffer and by his
brother. f. {. Oberteuffer. and will there
engage in business.
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FIRST CARGO FOR SALVADOR.
The Eureka's Trip May BE the Fore
runner of MANY.

The harkentine Eureka. Capt. Paulson,
cleared at the local customs office yester-
day and expects to he at sea today ready
for her long journey 10 San Salvador
where she Will likely arrive about July l.
She has aboard a general cargo. includ-
ing 5000 bags of -four. $40 barrels of lime
and $4,000 feet of lumber all of which
is consigned to Calhoun & Co., of this
city.
II the present trip proves profitable Cal
houn & Co will, IL Is understood. put on
a regular line of steamers between here
and Central America. We don't care TO
have that matter discussed" said Mr..
Calhoun yesterday. There has been SO
much talk about new lines of steamers
that We prefer TO keep quiet on the sub
ject until we know what we are going TO
do"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
PERSONAL.

r. NJ Lane, Of Whatcom. IS registered
al the Butler.
W. ". Warier. of Spokane. is ar the
Hotel Northern.
Pat NfcCoy. a logger OF Saxon. IS stop
ping al the Diler
Norman T. Nacaulay returned home to
Victoria last night.
Attorney & y. Gustin, Of Snohomish, is
a guest at the Dillor.
Mrs. \. l.. MINI OF Manchester. VI. IS
a. the Rainier-6srand.
r A Woolicy. the single man OF Wool
ley j. al the Northern.
Frank { Teck. editor Of the Blade az
New Whateom Is in the city.
J VIII I.vsons and u. W Starrett, Of
Port Townsend. are A. the Butler,
H. J.. Herman. II san Francisco. agent
Of the Starr estate. IS a the Butler.
W. r. RcUers president % The Bowers
Runber Company. Of San Francisco. IS
az The Butler.
r. pr2-s3ale. proprietor OF the Point
Roberts cauuery. is AT the ButleTs accom-
panied ny Mrs DrySlale.
Mrs John W Troy. Hf1o has been Wis
itirG M~s ". -. o'Tooie leaves for her
home a. Port Angeles tonight
Henry G,erIieeh. an OLD resident % The
gtty. leaves tomorrow for " ala " ala.
where ~ has se~Ire1 a good position.
NJ and Mrs. J > Csthcart have lust
returned from An extended wedding tour
through the Fast visiting both their old
rlDrf.t-@ stfA = ttt tfft 4A AftfttEf ttf iltr-E
friends p s-3 Seuera street after May j..
Balloon ascension Madison Park today.
The rew board ~ rllrrrtcrs OF the Grand
Trunk railway - Canada elected SIR
Charles Rivers Wilson president. and
Jgzguh Price V3ce pres3ttu az.
Balloon ascension Madison Park today.
The grand jury az 6'ovirEt0n. XIV. re-
fused "a sud}~f senate Goeeei, VINO killed
Banker John L. sanford.
Hauoan ascension Madison PARK today.
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Advertisement of the subsidy

The report of the appraisment commit
tee on the subsidy OF So0.0e0 TO the Seat
tie and Lake Washington Waterway Com
pany. will he completed tomorrow, and
Will he Immediately forwarded TO st.
Louis. This will wind up the work of the
committee. and the members will be dis
charged from further work.
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Balloon ascension Madison Park today.

Andrew F. Burleigh. general counsel
for the Oregon Improvement Company.
left yesterday afternoon for Yankton. :.
D.. and he viii also visit ST. Paul. His
father is seriously i'll AT YanktOn and he
will attend his bedside. Mr.. Burleigh ex-
meets 10 he gone about ten DAYS.
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Programme.


March -"CEraunatus'' .....-... b.. Hands
Review OF Old Favorifes. ........... Riviere
a-Idylle. Evening Bells. .EilenberE
b-"Narotssus' .....--..............Ne Vins
Coruc. dee. "F8ntasto'' seas. EciSItr
T. r. Wagner and :. r. Price.
O -crurc-' lfogie Bur'che" 900. Suppe
Grant s-'st-ttlu- Faust" ........ Gouuod
S-rpenune Dance (new) ..-...... IL -r1s u
Waltz-"I.cs Patiueurs" ...... Wald,eufcl
Potp3Urri Svrio Comic Eant1sil"...
.-t- ---.--.,...- ----.-.--.-. KIN ElfEfu
a-"ChincSe Retreat .......... PrendlvilIe
Polka. Squeeze. .....-...........C Casey
This celebrated hand has hcsu engaged
for the season and will give opcn-air
coucorts every Sunday afternoon. when
tha weather viii permit.
i.esch I~rE Is tilc Picturesque nart Of
the city. 8ut ccuttins the oaly geological
collection in The Northwest. leo and
Tony, the tfainei SEA lhsls. will give an
exhibition drrtnc the afternoon. Prince
IrsCai Tho 'h8hy." S. coming - tho
ffe'nt tn gc'od ~aspe. The grounds were
nFvrr in h,ttc- shape mo iIoe ers % an
ki1ts. Figut> ~ shaie. seats. swings
AMI boats. ho;h row ami sail come on
AMI cHloy ara Afternoons outioy Re
uamh-r W give fho best CIR service IN
che ,i.', an! rs tedious lelavs IN trfrx-
fcrs
Take NoSl.r AZ rrue ears
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There Will he an opcn-aIr concert ~
the First Regiment band this afternoon
from $50 TO 6.3e when the following
fine programme will b. ~culcrcI:
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Epworth League Tonight.

The sixth anniversary OF the Epworth
League will be celebrated at the First
Methodist church this evening. on which
occasion the following programme Will be
rendered:
Hymn No 51i.
PraVar hX the IA StOr.
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Ca~a ~ T.eschi PARK ami Pavilion To-
,Tsy. ET7>ss RaSsusas Rand C-n-e~f ami
American tSasFv CoUaqany. Take NeSle-
asvza9e gag.
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Nr. J, F. Ailcn. Fox. Ory., ssvs: az
ee'ieve thamheFialn's Cough Remedy 10 he
the bess have hauaIeN.-s
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AZ Atuis - Fishing tAckl ar prices .tr
ir~S fhan usilI W. are closing 0lr rhfs
ste-k- Gordon fiay3aare -.
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Balloon ascension Madison PArA today.
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Atoo" ascension Madison Fark s9iay.
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, Fttt1 ~FN'f " II
Prayer by the pastor.
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The grand jury az CovirEton. Ky. re
fused "a sud}rf ser atoT t5oebs'i, VINO Killed
Banker John l.. sanford.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20

Before the trustees Of townsitc board
so. e, Guthrie, O. r. Contest docl,.
ct No. 2l9. Lots No. -, II, l5, IT,,
l7 and Is, block No 90, townsitc Of
Vest Guthrie, o. r.
TO John K llytc, Hiram Il. Pace,
David Swanlt Thos IL Butler aud
Carey r. Willis:
Nou and each Of YOU are hereby mo-
tilted that the above entitled cause, in
volving the applications of the parties
therein mentioned for deed 10 lots l3,
II, 10, lG, J., and Is in block 30, ia the
town of West Guthrie, county Of Lu-
gan and Territory of oklahoma, by
order Of board No. q of townsitc trus-
tees, is set for hearing before said
board at its office, located at Guthrie,
o. r., on the 2,tu day Of Febmury
l.95, at g o'clock "a M. Of said day; aud
Of all coutinuanccs and pOstpoumeuts,
you and each Of You will take due
notice without further service thereof
In witness whereof wc, the mem
bers OF said board, have hereunto sub.
scribed our names this lsth day Of Feb.
ruary, 1898.
j. h. o. Laudrum, John r. Taylor,
j. +. Saunders, trustees OF toWusit,
board No. g.
Notice: Each claimant will be re-
quired 10 dcpositr So with the dis
bursting agent TO dcfray expenses oi
the trial for one day
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Territory of oklahoma, Logan county,
Zoo luc District COURT
John N Coulter arI W ID. Packer. VS.
William f. Tivi,.
Thc above named defendant, Will
liam H. Iivi, viii take notice that he
has been sued iu the district court Of
logan county, terri 'ory of oklahoma,
by John y. Coulter aud W. u Packer,
iu au action to recover ~2G5. 90 aud in
terc-t ON the same at lu per cent from
June Is, 1894, and also To- forcclose a
MORTGAGE given to secure the payment
Of said sum, ard the defendant is no.
titled that hc duSt appear aud answer
the petition which has been filed in
said court, ON or before the 23rd dav
of March, lS95, and that if be does not
SO appear and answer Judgment will
uc taken against him for S2G5OO with
interest az 10 per cent from June Is,
1884, and Judgment foreclosing the
said mortgage, and for costs of suit.
la witness whereof ! hav, hrrcunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of
said court this Sth day Of February,
a. u. l~g5. LouI~ l.. Plr1~,
Seal Clcrl, of said court
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Territory Of Oklahoma, County OF Kay,
So: In the Probate Court.
Estate Of John Hcllchrr deceased.
The petition Of Michael Leonard ae
the Administrator of the estate Of John
kcllehcr, deceased, having been pre-
scented To this Court praying that an
order be made authorizing the said pc
titiOner 10 sell the whole cor So much,
and such part of real estate described
in said petition ae the Court shall Judge
necessary and beneficial at private sale
and il appearing 60 the Court from such
petition that il is necessary to sell the
whole or some portion of such real eS-
tate for the purpose and reason men
toned in such petition: There fore, sald
petition will Lc fled herein and "A time
appointed for hearing the same. And,
il is hereby ordered by the Court, that
Friday, the 2"ud day Of March, A. -.
l~95, at the hour OF % o'clock "a. M. Of
said day, that being "A day of the regu-
lar March term, 500 iu this Court to
be, and the same is appointed as the
time when all persons interested in
said estate, are directed and required
to appear before this Court 20 show
cause why an order should not hc
granted to said petitioner to sell So
much Of the real estate Of said dccc-
dant as is necessary. And il is further
ordered, that a copy of this order bc
personally served on all persons inter
ested m said estate, any general guar
dian OF minor so interested, and any
legatee or deviscc or heir of the dece-
dant, provided they are residents Of
said Logan county, AT least ten days
before the time appointed Tor hearing
said petition. unless they shall waive
such notice in writing, and signify Ia
writing, their assent, that an order Of
sale be made as prayed for in said pc
| tition.
Dated this 20th day OF February, 3.
I ID. 1898.
Virgil II. BEoWN,
(2-2s-1O Probate Judge.
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n.ILN MENrmhN lOnKCAsr.
WITH a PISTOL

Mrs. f'' rhara Budd, ~ Ieavcnwnrth. At
.rmptS to- End Her Troubles.
LEANENWoRru. Kan. March 10
Mrs, Barbara l;ubb attempted to end
her life this morning by sending "a
bullet through her head She cannot
live. She was the wife Of Peter Buhh,
years ago leading lumber dealer
of this city. who about five YEAR
ago secured divorce from his wife
and three year, later ended his life.
Her troubles are said to have cauN II
her to become deranged. lier >oa~,
Peter and Jacob Bubb. are well known
business men
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/ First published in Daily Lradel
Jan. "a.
NOtice.

la the district court Of the FIRST Judi
cial district of oklahoma Territory,
holding term AT Guthrie, for Logan
county
Paul v Carlton, plaintiH, VS.. Lora O
Carlton, defendant.
The above named defendant, Lura
g. Carlton, viii take notice that She
ha, been sued in the district court OF
Logan county, oklahoma Territory,
by Paul Y. Carlton in an action, the
object and purpose Of which is 10 OBJ
tain divorce by the plaintiff from
the defendant, Lora O. Carlton, and
that she must appear and answer the
petition, which has been filed in said
court against her on or before Wednes-
day, the 3th day Of March, ls95, and
il she does not appear in answer to
said petition on or before said day, the
same will be taken as true and iudg-
mcnt be taken against her, dissolving
the bonds Of matrimony between the
plaintiff and defendant.
Witness my hand and the Geal Of
this court, al my Office in Guthrie, ia
said county, this 2sth day Of January,
ls"I
tSraL) LOUIS 4. PITTs.
ait wat Clerk Of Said Court
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sos. w Oklahoma AV
First published n Daily Leader. March
l3, lsH5.
NOTiCE
First Published In Daily Leader, MarcI
~.
Notice for publication.

land Office al Guthric, Ok, March
II, ls9J.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice pf her
intention tu make final proof iu support
of her claim, aud that said proof Will be-
made before the register aud receiver Of
t. > land office at Guthrie, Ok, on April
l3. lSgl, viz:
Emma j Judah for the = T. qr OF Sec 33
in Tp H., y OF range "
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of, said land VIZ:
Thomas G. Whitley, William ID Work
man, Thomas 4 Workman, Charlie, III
GrisWold, of Guthrie Ok.
Any person who desires 90 protest
against the allowance oi such proof, Or
who knows of any substantial reason
under the law and the equations of the
interior department. why sdch proof
should not be allowed. will be- given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
and place 10 cross examine the witnesses
of said claimant, aud 10 offer evidence la
rrbuttal OF that submitted by claimant
A y. j Crook, Register.
2Ols
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Territory OF oklahoma. Logan County. ln
the District Court,
Minnie Brady vs. T.. r. Brady:
The aboyc-named defendant T. r.
Brady, will take notice that hc has
been sued in the District Court of Lo-
gan county, Territory OF oklahoma by
the plaintiff Minnie Brady ia an action
for divorce, and that he must appear
and answer the petition which has
been filed in said court on or before
the 9Th day Of April, 1895, and that il
he does not appear ana answer, said
petition will be taken as true, and a
judgment taken against him, aiyoreing
the plaintiff from him. and for alimo-
ny aud the costs OF the suit.
lSeal LOUIS +. PITTS,
Clerk of said Court.
By J.. J PITTS
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Notice.

To whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Arm
stead & stand have this day filed
their petition for license TO retail
liquors la Langston, Logan county,
oklahoma. and that unless objection
to the same as required by law bc
filed by the list day Of April A. D.
Is95, said petition Will be granted.
Guthrie, O. Il March H. 1905.
K. EMMETT STEWART,
County Clerk
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Notice.
To Whom Il MAJ concern.

70 whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that IT, {
Cash hah this day filed his petition for
license 10 retail Liquors in Guthrie,
Logan county Oklahoma, and that
unless objection to the same as re.
quired by law be filed by the 2nd day
Of April, A. d. 1895, said petition will
hc granted
Emmett Stewart, County Clk.
Guthrie, o. r., March Is, l~95.
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-Four Month, for 80 cents.

The Twice-a-Wec, Times, ISSUED
Tuesday and FRIDAY, is being sent to
ON trial for four months
for % cents. Mail a quarter in silver
lr stamps To the Times, Kansas city,
Mo-, and get thirty-two issues of the
best paper published i'm the southwest
Fifty cents buys the Daily aud Sunday
Times one month.
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To whom IT may concern.
Notice j., hereby given that James
Nandeventer has this day filed his PEE
tition for license to retail liquors in
Orlando, Logan county OK, and that
unless objection 10 the same as re-
quired 10y law be filed by the 2sth day
of March, A. D. 1898 said petition viii
be granted.
Guthrie, q II, Mar. l3, 1895
r. EMMETT STEwARr,
County Clerk
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Notice.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that John
Selstrom has this day filed his petition
for license To retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan county, oklahoma, and that
unless objection To the same as re-
quired by law be Glcd by the both day
of Match, 1895, said petition will hc
granted. r. ENNIETr STEWART
County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r. March lG, 1888.
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GOOD SPIRITS

result from such unnatural habits,
To reach reclaim aud restore such unfOrtu-
mates 10 health and happiness, ID the aim OF AN
association of medical gentlemen. who have
prepared "A treatise. written in plain but Chaste
toms and durability, by home treatment, Of
such diseases.
A copy OF this useful book will, On receipt
OF this notice, with 10 centa in stamps, for
postage be mailed securely scaled la plain
envelope Address. WORLDS DIsPEhsAhT
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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70 whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that George
Stroehrl has this day filed his petition
for liccnse to retail liquors ia Guthrie,
Logan county, oklahoma, and that
unless objection to the same as re
quircd 10y law be filed by the 3oth day
Of March 1898, said petition will be-
granted. K. ENNETT STEWART,
County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r. March lG, 1898.
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GOLDEN CuY, Mo. March l0.-The
little 5-ycar-old son of +. Crawford
kindlci "a fire in his fathers garden at
su.th Greenfield yesterday evenin
and the brush set fire to his hat The
child held the hat under hi, left arm.
over his heart. while his father ran a
hundred yards to his rescue, but in
that time he was fatally burned and
survived hut few hours
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


KAN cary March ~ Cattle Rcceip pts.
45U,. calves 2tl shipped yesterday. ::'i c1i-
tIr. .4raF.- The market was steady tn strong
ou goo. cattle. uui on common stun barely
stead. Iipplua and dressed hcrf steers ~ ID
a.50 rcyl, aud Indian steers. sa.otItr
.uuth" .eru steers. sl2'HidO. Texas ahi LIE
diane .rs. N.5rN3 s.. COW, nud heifer,. a. 500
I21. s.. .cl, and feeders. f:5oNt 30
Hoy 3c,cipts 3yis shipped yr~te uuN,
siJ o.. market was steady az SAstd L5i
..hr,. Receipts .5tt. >hipprt yesterday.
I93 q market Wa, active and Hala' higher;
sheep. .ll5uls1. lambs. sa'A.
Horses Receipts lH shipped yesterday 3t
The ma. hct was quiet
CmgAGo March ~ Hogs. receipts - oOi.
market active. lirht. 80 3lOI6l. rough pAcblug.
s4D04b. heavy packing uuj shipping lots.
t43aI5i cattle, receipts il1 market
steady. fancy steers. f'5A0du. >torErr, and
feeders. s2700i4. sheep receipts. li.nl;
market steady
Grain aud Provisions.
KANSAS cry March Is Receipts o' wheat,
~ cars. q year ago, 4. ears sales hN ear
lots. No . hard wheat 52ist. 40 3 hard,
mt,c. SO inard sos. rejected. 3sc 80 erei.
t4c. 80. rcd. h2yc. No rti ';t. rr-
i,rtrd aIr Receipts Of corn. l0 ears. aNcar
ago. l4l cars. No2miXed Ale. No mixed a0'sc
NO mixed 4Oc. No white. &c bid,
4eIc asked No. white il]@l;c.
Receipts of oats. . cars. year ago,
10 cars. 80 amiNrd. 2gc: No 3. uominuly, -sc,
So a5c. 80 white STE No 3 white alr
Receipt of has, % cars: timothy, - 5oay %.
urAirie ssOOUs 90 Eggs. uc per dozen
ruultr,. hen, G,ic per no spring chickens %
o.. Der ln ROSTERS, l2R0l1c each. dressed
chickens Gp.c. turkeys, old gJhblrrs. i'sc.
Young. o. az. hru,. o. d5c. dressed turkeys 81
usc. dry picked hens, s'sc; young Ruhbl rrt,
.t.r ducks Tosr. geese. slow alive "a N5'st;
dressed large. o. lbs and over, 'aH't
pigeon. ,ar per doz Butter extra fancy
separator. isc. fancy, l6c fancy dairy. llc.
plckins 5u6c Apples, slow. common. = p
per bbl. standard packed, 81 5OG 100 best
fancy stand saWdb5O Potatoes utah aud
colorado ,Jt15c per bu, No. .. tl 20 a..
common. 4Ip5u sweet 2iW3lc.
CHICAGO. March ~ Wheat, March, "a So;
MJy. 4Ui.c. July, 56A d5' &c. Corn, March,
4li,y MAY. A. 'sN4d'sc. July. bA0Id'tc oats
hlatru 2ssc May, 2yii t2y &C., July 80 .e1
-stc PorE. March, Sll.sO May. sll.7b0l2OF
july. sli s-ll0l- lsis Lard, March. sod1H;
SHAY. 70 5JaGss's. July S6s744dvi Short
r,U, March, EU1s May t5.ss'iG5s0 J-iy,
g5Atoi
Hirlel Brothers lead all others IN
groceries and PROVISIONS. Try them
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-20
Guthrie Machine Works
ANn ItWELTN snur.

Repair wori, done on an kinds Of en-
eiurs and boilers, steam pumps,
steam presses bicycles sewing ma-
chimes, gasoline stoves, guns and pis-
tolls watches, clocks aud jewciry mu-
,jr buNr-, etc oar icwelcr has had
% years ,Nperincc iu Germany and
America. and Is AN expert workman
Model making and wood work done
trunk, repaired, also locks. keys lil
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