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Evening journal., 1895-05-03

MISSES FINE vIoI RUSSIA LEATHER
SHOES-Sizes IL to O.
Sold for 81 co. Special price $120.
Children's OF same Shoes, siz 5 to 104;
worth 81 90, for 95c.
SPECIAL LOTS OF LADIES FINE OK
FORD TIES-95c 81 90, 81 40, 81 90
LADIES' SHoES-A few of the mapy
specials:
95.. About 100 pairs. from 81 so
81 30 Opera tip and commons sense
from $500.
81 go Fine kid Shoes; four styles
from So. so.
81 95 Parish kid, lace and button
So 90 Shoe.
50 80 French Glaze. hand turns;
"a 90 Shoe.
Evening journal., 1895-05-03

Set your Pictures and Crayons framed
at Hiram Yerger's, IL East Thikd street.
Evening journal., 1895-05-03
EVENTS ON THE RIVER.
Steamer Came Up Reporting
Three Deaths on Board,
UsITBD woBKMBN HAVE SPREAD

Wilmington Brothers Were Entertained.
Batting Order OF the Baseball Clubs
That win Appear at Battery Park To-
morrow other Events About Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE May -Ensigns futtered
at half mast on the American liner
Indiana when she passed up yesterday
from liverpool, after one Of her most
turbulent voyages On April %. Michaei
Kilbrde. Of Kilkenny, Ireland. insisted on
going forward to adjust some rigging
bossiing that he was a good seaman. He
was washed overheard and drowned be-
fore crew in the stsrboard lifeboat
could reach him.
Scsrcely had this shock TO those on
bosrd subsidized when william Salter, a
passenger, died from pneumonia he
WAS 81 years cid and was on bis way to
cleveland TO join his brother He was
buried at sea The terrific blow which
retarded the 1ndiana's progress up the
river was accompanied by still another
misfortune-the death of the chief
steward, Henry WORTH. This occurred
on April 30. from stTangulsted hernia.
To Try Conclusions with she GraJs
One Of the best baseball clubs that has
ever yet been brought to New Castle Is
tbs Allen Grayn. a team OF Phlladelphians
who are hnstlers from the word 'go,
and last season hardly knew what
10 was TO be- defeated Captain
Higgins win have his men on the Geld Al
Prastioe early tomorrow afternoon foi
sharp practice. First Baseman Lyttle
having secured regular employment here
will probably remove to New Castle anc
become permanent resident. The batting
order for to morrow is,
Evening journal., 1895-05-03
Untrimmed Hat Sale

Ba'ance Of lot from our recent big
purchase goes on sale tomorrow.
LeQhorn Hats, latter mourning,
47c, 39c and 19c.
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HIGH FIVE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mr4. John y stone Pleasantly
Entertain Friends.

Mr.. and Mi4. John o. Stone Pleasantly
Entertain Friends.
MIR. and Mrs. John +, Stone pleas.
antly entertained number OF friends
halloween at their home on Divis on
street ProgrcssiyE4rSh dJe was the
uture Of the even77- and the prizes
were won ~ Mrs, llavighorst, Miss
5 eldo', Nr. e D. Mis- aud Mr. l. G.
Nib acS.
Dainty refreshments Of all kinds
we're served, and candy pull height
ened the pleasure OF the evening. Ms.
Stone is an admirable hostess. and her
guests were delighted with her hospit-
able entertainment. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. f. D. Nix, Mr.
aud Mrs II. H. llainer, Mrs Havig
horst Mrs. ID Mrs Murray
the Misses Phillips, iainer sheldon
Messrs. overstreet Pickard, Pfendler
Pitts, Niblack
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TAXPAYERS KICK.
card From Some Kicking Cltizens OF
Seward Township.

card From Some Kicking Cltizens OF
Seward Township.
The Leader has received the follow
ing with the urgent request that it be
givca space. AS the nanes Of the com
plainants are attached the Leader
gives It for what i. IS worth, though it
believes the Seward committee IS kick
ing at imaginary objects
At meeting Of the citizens Of Sew
ard township. held in Seward on the
24th OF Oct, 1895, the following reso-
lutious were adopted:
Resolved, That the action of the
ing the valuation of all the real estate
county board of equalization, in rails.
ing the valuation OF all the real estate
in Seward township A. per cent. above
the valuation as fixed by the township
assessors aud the township board of
equalization, as basis for taxation
for the year lSa5, was without author
ity OF law and wicked, unjust ualaw.
tui and cruel in the extreme, and was
done chiefly TO swell the assessed val
uation OF the taxable property Ia LD-
gan county 10 such figure as would
furnish new basis under the per
cent. limit law Of the United States
for issuing the $40, 900 Of Logan county
bonds which have recently been au-
thorized by the commissioners of Lo.
gan comfy.
Resolved. That the action of tile ter.
ritorial board of equalization ia rails
and personal property in Logan county
- per cent above the valuation, as
fixed by the county board of oqualiza,
tion in said county, as a basis for tax
alton for the year 1898 was without
authority Of law, and liiSewise
wicked unlawful and unjust.
in the extreme, aud was done at the
solicitation OF the county commission
ers, money changers, and county war
rant holders all over the territory, 90
swell the valuation of 'he taxable
propcrtv.of Logan county, and the
other counties OF the territory, simi-
larly effected, TO such figure as
would form n new basis under the !
per cent limit law Of the United States
for issuing new series Of bonds in
Eoganucounty, and in other counties
all over the territory, in utter violation
and disregard Of the rights Of the peo.
pie, and the hardships and burdens
under which they are groaning
Resolved, That we protest against
and condemn such officials, and pledge
ourselves as taxpayers of Seward tow n
ship, Logan county, Okla =. each to the
other, TO resist such tyranny and OPP
preston by every lawful means afford
&c us under the laws of Oklahoma
Territory. GEo. r, CLAYTON
NJ. c. HART.
r S. SMITH,
CHAs WHITE,
Committee
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A PLEASANT PARTY.

Miss Alice Schnell EnteriRins humber
Of Friends Last sight
a pleasant and novel entertainment
was given last evening by Miss Alice
Schnel in the way Of chestnut party.
Those present were; Misses Rettu
Overbay, Maho Wood, Flora Finch,
Ruby Jones, MabDe Painter, Ethel Or
ner Lille Mater Vie Cooper, Clara
Wiel;s, Eva Sharum, Zje Kimball,
B anche Mckinney LillleaLynds and
X ate Collar
Messrs. Ralph Robinson, Nelson
Stone, Frank sarber Walter Palmer,
Charles Brewer, Eugene Turner, Clyde
orner, Bert Baine Nat schnell, Bert
Layerty, Sam Wisby, Sturt Mckay,
VIII WicKs, Harry Painter.
a fea ure Of the evening was a song
by Miss Schnell entitled Answer
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EvIpENcE MS YAerE.


Justice Jaekson Makcs a Gcn'lcua NJ y
Expianetiop.
Editor LeAdrii The article that ap.
pearcd in yesterday mornings Leader,
stating that a negro stole a suit Of
clothes aud confessed to the same. but
was released despite that fact. by me.
is misleading:
The defendant was not put on the
stand al all, and had no opportunity
TO confess that he committed the
theft The evidence was very vague
and unsatisfactory, and ! discharged
him because did not think the evil
deuce for the prosecution sufficient to
warrant a conviction.
The reporter ought to investig ate
these matters before making unfair
statements ! have the utmost conf.
dencc in the fairness of the Leader
and believe 1t win gladly rectiiy the
mistake.
stand ready and willing to convict
any person brought before me, who is
proven guilty Of violating any law Of
the territory. no matter what the color
Of his skin. You can look up the
record OF this fact /. d Jackson.
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cry COUNCIL.
CITY Soioas Meet IN Regular Sesa aud
Transact Business

CITY soioas Meet IN Regular sessi aud
Transact business
City council met in regular session
last night with Mayor Martin in the
chair and all member present
Mr. Seely was present and read pe-
tition from citizens tlsing that a Ger
tain building be condemned and re.
moved from It's present position Re
ferred TO special committee
Petition from citizens asking that
sidewalk be ordered on west side Of
Elm street between Logan and Spring
G. Referred to improvement com.
mittee.
Mr.. Pancoast was present ia behalf
OF his claim Of 500 for services as at
t,rney in case Of Nix, Halsell q Co. VS..
C ty Of Guthrie
Finance committee was ordered to
|pirchase a car Of coal for waterworks
pump house.
The matter Of painting the stand
pipe was referred to waterworSs com
mittee with power to act
Ordinance passed creating tax OF
one null To pay interest on refunding
bonds
\ Adjourned TO meet on Monday even
( ing next
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HISTORY OF a BUSINESS.



Or GIN aud fhenOlu,1iti cnr~trs Of tho
kimbali Uruofry Company.
April 20, isso, we came to Guthrie
wItn a stock Of gtoaerte,, iocated at
what is now ll3, ll5 and il5. NorJu.
Division street, aud commenced doing
business in IA tent and shortly uIler
IN the buiiding recently desuoNti by
fire, where We have eujJted a gooa
aud prosperous busiaess ever sIuce.
for which we eXteud 10 Oh our patr0ue
our sincere thanks. The burning of
our store huil1ing Oct Do ncccsslJ4tes
our removal, and wc have changed
our quarters TO III, East Oklahoma
Avenue, the building recently occu-
pied by Jrisham a Steele where we
nave large and commodious room
and have in stock everything in the
grocery line that Will meet the re.
quirements of the very best. trade.
Heretofore our AHA has been TO handle
only the very best goods for the least
possible money and that will con linue
TO be our motto, believing that lhc
only sure way to success Remember
we never buy or handle any off
brands of goods or any cheap trash.
every ponnys worth Of goods that
goes cut of our store we guar-
antee to be right, no matter whether
anything is said about IL at the time
of purchase or not We always
guarantee TO please. Our took Is now
complete in all kinds OF fancy and
staple groceries at prices AS low as
same quality of goods can 6e Obtained
anywhere. And remember that We
I have always made a specially of carry
ing as fine grade OF con'ees and teas
as il is possible IL buy. Our trade on
{ these goods will bear as out In the as
sertion that there is no better line car
| ried in oklahoma. After Nov, we
I shall have atall times the very best
/ brand Of northern oysters both iu
/ bulk and cans, which win always Ue
I fresh
/ Oue year ago W. inauguraicd iu ihi-
city the custom Of soliciting orders
4 which we nave carried ON successfully
since. and wo would ask amy THAI
/ would ike our solicitor 20 caN teic-
/ phone No 35, o- leave word Che
store, but never fry 20 stop Che wagon
i IL you zee IL ON ,hh run. Fruits and
+ vegetables in their season. We carey
regularly also louT andfeed. Prompt
delivery we make a speciality.
Z We th1nk the people ~ Huthrie ior
Itheir kind and liberal patronage in the
past aud hope 10 .mrrl taic share 1i
+ their pllronae. ia 4he future Don
( forget the new stand -lts East OAla-
homa avenue. Respectfully,
IW knmArL GuocEBl 60
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corNTY rEACMERs MEET.
rheY WIN uise a Program of Exercises In
THIS CITY.

AhH aifgs
The teachers OF Logan county will
hold meeting at Guthrie Saturday,
Eov l6, 1880 r. m. The following
program viii be given
Roll call and responsive quotations
from Loncfcliow.
Reading of minutes OF previous
meeting
Music by Miss Mamie Howe.
Recitation by Miss Lenora Coulson.
Paper The Trials of a Teacher
20. A Thompson
Discussed by Helen Parker Il. b.
Boggess. Mrs. Burns and Miss Mar
tin
Paper-"The Bright Side Of Teach
ing -R NJ Johnston. -
Papcr Cooperation Of Patrons
and Teachers Mies Sarah MsfPayue
Discbsscd by e. Duhcan, Miss Corlett
and a. r Jackson.
Newspaper learuing-P Green
lee
Paper" Necessary Qualifications of
Successful Teachcr'-E. Buckner--
General discussion
Paper Morality in Schools"-Sup.
crintendent. Discussed by |. Mann
and u G.. Horton
a ten minute talk on Washington
city-PrOf. Tucker.
Paper Good Citizenship - Hiss
Kennedy Discussed by Mrs Cupp.
Miss Norris, Mr.. Rupe and Rev. c. n.
Queen.
General business Of association
II, II. DoDD,
Miss SEELEY, President
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GIRLS USED GUNS.

Chased the Police, aud Now Must Answer
to Unc,s Sam
Clara and Sadie Jenkins, Sam Mar
ritt and the two Warner boys were ar
rested last night chargcd with conspir-
acy in resisting' nited States officers
and for assault with intent to murder
The girls father is living on an Indian
allotment and the Indian officers at
tempted to eject the family in the alb
sence Of Jenkins. The young women
with guns ran the police away wound
ing some OF them.
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HALLOWEEN PRANRS.
Town Turned Topsy Turvey ahd Fire De.
partment Called Dut

Town Turned Topsy Turvey aad fire De
partment Called Dut.
Halloween spirits got in their worl,
10 great shape last night and the usual
deviltry was committed Stock was
turned loose, gates removed sidewalks
overturned and boxes and signs carried
TO the housetops There will be some
tall swearing this morning
One Of the best jokes was on The fire
department Ate o'clock this morn
iog a gang of boys built big barrel
bonfire at the corner of Harrison and
Division street, anl then turned IN a
fire alarm. The department promptly
responded and alternately laughed
and rubber-necNed, while Chief
Taylor. with nothing on but shirt
and pair of garters, stood on the
street and shivered and swore
The police were kept busy removing
obstacles from the streets.
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LswIXDLINd TmE FARMER.
An Oia came. Reyafnished which Is
Making Money

Making Money
John stroud. farmer living near
Carney. was ia the city yesterday lie
reports slick swindle which is being
successfully worked in his section.
The modus operandi IS given by Stroud
as follows.
A man, we'll dressed aud with bust
ness like air, called upon the people
in the rural districts and represented
himself IS q government dete ctive or
agent with the statement that there
was much counterfeit money in circu
lation and requested them TO show
what coin they had in their possession.
He would then use chemical which
would turn the coin black, declare il
was spurious and take Il away with
hfm. Tho victims said nothing for a
time for fear OF being arrested for hav-
ing counterfeit money in their posses
sion and 10y this time the swindler was
far AWAY
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LANDLORD BILLINGS TALKS
In Regard TO the Clpthes-steanng Case in
a justices Court.

In Regard to the CIpthes-stealing Case in
Justices Court.
Editor Leader
Justice Jackson's reply to the Lea
der's criticism is certaiuly far fetched
and what he expects to gain by it is
beyond my comprehension. The
writer, outside of the Mr. Tackabey
from whom the clothes were stolen,
feels keenly the injustice Of Justice
Jackson's acquittal oIa theft admit
ted by the defendant and while it is
true this admission was not made in
JaclSson's court it was made To Mr..
Bruce and record of the evidence
will show this fact My own testimony
was that I had seen the same clothes,
or at least Jhe coat on Mr.. Tackabey,
afterwards found in possession or on
the person of the defendant These
are cold facts and are in evidence be
fore the Hon Court Why did Jackson
Surrender to me, through an officer,
the clothes after he had acquitted the
defendant IT, he honestly believed the
defendant innocent
), BuIINus, Propr Okla.
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New ra.t California rraIn

On October 20 the Santa Ife Route
viii inaugurate new and strictly linn.
itod tirst-class service to southern Cal
ifornia
The California Limited will leave
Chicago at 500 p. IN. daily reaching
Los Angeles in three days and San
Francisco in three and one-half days,
saving of one-half day. Time from
this station correspondingly reduced.
Equipment win consist Of superb
new yestibuled pullman palace and a
compartment sleeperS, chair car and
dining car. through to Los Angeles
without change. This will be the
fastest and most luxurious service via
any line TO California
Any other daily train will carry
through palace sleeper and tourist
sleeper to San Francisco and tourist
sleeper to Los Angeles as AT present.
For full particulars inquire OF local
agent Atehison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad
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A pleasant Halloween hop was
given at the MeEennon last evening
Pref aud Mrs. Young furnished music.
Those present were:
Messrs and Mesdames Frank Greer,
r, Il Lucas; Mrs. Dungan, Mrs Shap-
land, Mrs Tingle; Misses limbaugh,
Collar Wisby, Laux, Hunter Ash
Of Wichita, Seeley, Schnell.
Alice and Amy Paine; Messrs Painter,
Chas, and Frank LauX, Fclts, Willis,
Tarlton, Wheeler Bnlingsley Ma
grader Platt, Paine Deal, Leonard,
H. and j. Pentecost Niblack, Pitts.
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DrNNER Col- oct. 8L-Rey T.. j.
WilcoN pastor of the lifth Avenue
ST. + church in this city, said yester-
day that he married Holmes, now on
trial at Philadelphia, and Miss Georgi-
ana d. Yoke January ls lsal Their
license was regular ia every respect.
in it the mans name was given as
ieury VI, Howard OF Fort Worth,
Texas. and the woman's residence as
Franklin. Ind. They were strangers
to Mr. NilcoN and came TO his resi-
dcnco in ca1rluge lie married them
in thc presence Of mepbF's Of his
household.
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Gen. HarrIson's Literary work

1t is announced that ex. President
Benjamin Harrison is engaged in
writing series of magazine articles
for the Ladies Home journal, in
which periodical they viii begin i'm
the December humber. The series
will be called This Country of Ours"
and will consist OF ten articles and
probably more The papers are be-
ing written by General Harrison es-
pecially for women, TO meet a growing
widespread desire on their part TO in
telligently understand national ques-
uons IL will be the aim Of THESE ar
ucles to explain just what the United
States government means; the origin
and. meaning OF the constitution; how
laws are enacted and enforced: what
the powers of the president and other
officials are; what the judiciary sys.
TEN means; how our Judiciary system
means; how congress and senate legis-
late, lin fact IA complete explanation
of the government told in popular
way. General Harrison writes the ar
ticles from the stand point of citizen
who understands his subject. They
have no bearing on politics whatever.
While directly intended for women,
the artieles viii naturally have a
much broader scope and likcwise in.
terest men and especially young men
The Ladies Home journal, Phiiadel-
phia.
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,ce's Cream Baking POwds,
ntaina no Ammonia or Alum.


Tan ireNerNe bodies TOR Al lttne.
Thomas Holmes. Of Brooklyn. an
expert on embalming fluids, claims to
have perfected a process by which the
human body can be petrihed lie says
that within two weeks he Will make
tests al Bellevue Hospital Dr.
Holmes has In his office "a petrlied arm.
which looks Ike piece Of marble. lie
claims that antiseptic gas can now he
manufactured as cheaply as any fiuid
in use Tor embalming. After the gas
has been Injected, the doctor says the
body wllL gradually solidlfy and turn
white as marble, even TO tho nails and
hair, but the latter only close TO the
skull. Dr. Holmes Is now Is years old.
He salds II believe 7 have discovered a
process OF embalming superior to the old
Egyptian"
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The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells, Of
East BrimGeld, Mass, had been suffer
ing from neuralgia for two days, MT
being able to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr.. Holden, the merchant there
sent her a bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and asked that she give it a
thorough trial On meeting MIR. Wells
the next day he was told that she was
all right, the pain had left her within
two hours, and that the bottle of Pain
Balm was worth s. II it could not be
had for less. For sale at 80 cents per
bottle by lille 4 Co Druggists
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Low Rates to suncay school oonven,i

Low Rates to Suneay School Convention
For the annual convention Of the
Oklahoma Territorial Sunday School,
TO be held at Guthrie, Novem Der q and
:, the Santa Fe route will sell eXeur-
sion tickets from all stations between
Arkansas City aud Purcell to Guthrie
at the rate of one and oue-thiId fare
for the round trip. Tickets OF sale
Nov. and =. good TO return until Nov.
). 1895 Il. L. Delaney. Agent
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highest rsmperatare.

The highest temperature ever known
" London was recorded July IS. 1881,
s5.5 degrees; at Paris, l0i. on August
26. 1855 at Adelaide Australia, Janu-
airy. lSi1, ilii at Mourzuk. India. July
10. 1872 lal.
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MILLINERY

At your own price Mrs a. 7. Slun-
ders will close out TIE entire stock i'm
the next ninetJ days at wholesale
prices. Come early and get yonr choice
from the finest assorted line OF m.lli-
merry goods in the city --Guthrie Mill
merry Bazaar lOT Ok avenue. II
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In Memory OF Mart,rs.

Amid the ruins of the amphitheater OF
Carthage. the scene of the martyrdom
of many early Christians. a chapel has
been erected Ia accordance with the
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Cheapest millinery in town. Miss
PATTERSON has reduced the price on
every pattern hat in the house, also on
sailors Has just received new lot at
easy rates.
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IS something that every woman should
be proud Of, and is something that ev-
cry person can have IL they use Beggs'
Hair renewer Sold by Seatonian Drug
Co.
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q blizzard is coming, fill no your
coal BINS M-Alister nut coal S5.5O-
n f. Cheadle Coal Co. Phone 6. 23tf
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br lgnatz Mayer renssss-in Guthrie:
consult him doout eve, ear, nose and
throat Office over Bee Hive.
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t9a rent Groom house. upstajrs
rooms Hrnished or without, at COS s.
First street
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Lost-A bicycle bell between +. b.
Liliie's drug store and Jake Corbett's
residence Finder please return TO
Lilies drug store and receive reward.
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For slle-A good young COW. Nd
dress Is, Leader III
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Following the adjournment Of dis
triet court 40 $40 O'Clock yesterday
morning the members Of the bar were
rendered an oyster banquet by District
Clerk l. 4 Pitts. sam Overstreet
acted as toast-master and toasts &c
Judge Dale and Clerk Pitts were pro
posed. Hearty responses were made
by Attorneys llornor, Baker, Cunning
ham. Decker Cassidy, Kerns. Thurs
ton aud Others. The affair was in
formal and happy.