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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
HARD hit ny FROST.
Widespread Damage Reported TO IL

Widespread Damage Reported to Hor.
ttcu1turat interests.
The cold snap of Monday night was one
Of the most general ever experienced at
this time of year, extending as II did
from Nebraska to the Atlantic coast. The
aggregate damage to crops and fruit will
be enormous. The grapc-growing section
of New York State was one of the heavi-
est sufferers. the injury TO that interest
alone being estimated by one Of the larg.
est growers ut $2,OOO.OOO. Snow fell In
Wisconsin at several points, which report
killing frosts and much damage. Michi.
gan practically was under snow, nearly
every dispatch received reporting more
or less severe fall. Crops and fruit were
considerably damaged Ia many places.
The peach belt may not have been 80 hard
hit. Indiana got touch Of the snow
storm, several places reporting light fur.
ries. From Iowa comes story of dam.
ngc to fruit about Boone which amounts
to total destruction. Potatoes and grapes
were destroyed In Greene, Calhoun, Car.
roll and Guthrie Counties. Many otheI
places send similar reports. In Ohio
throughout the central portion, vegetables
were killed, and fruits met like fate Ia
the northern part Of the State. Damage
to wheat and corn Ia not believed to have
been great. Corn, fruit and garden vege
tation sustained considerable damage II
Minnesota, but the main crops were no,
affected except In few instances. Gar
den stuff and fruit in the northern tiel
| Of counties In Missouri were nipped, bu
the damage In other parts Of the State wat
| iucOusidcrablc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
BIBLE FOR WOMEN.


version BY Man, Mrs. stanton says,
Puts Her scx In Falsc LIGHT.
Tho theological world IL thoroughly
stirred by the announcement that Ellen.
beth Cady stanton and nearly score Of
colaborcrs In tho persons Of distinguished
women, will undertake revision Of those
portions Of the scriptures dealing directly
or indirectly with the relative positions Of
man and woman, and will publish the re.
suits Of their labors In new Bible, which,
is to be known as THE Woman's Bible
Mrs. Stanton has declared that the great.
est obstacle which has retarded tho ad.
vance Of woman's cause Ii the inferior
position accorded her In the scriptures d.
now translated, and that she can attain
the full measure Of her sclf.respcct and
the equality with man In which God ere.
ated her. only when the Bible Is correctly
translated. This work. she holds. should
be done by women. as man has. in every
translation, declined to do her justice.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
COMPTROLLER EckELs' REPORT.
shows . Healthy Improvement In
DusineSs Throughout the Country.

shows . Healthy Improvement In
nusineSs Throughout the Country.
Washington dispatch: Comptroller Eek.
els reports healthy improvement In busi.
ness In all quarters, a condition that 10 re-
Elected In his advices from the banking In.
terests In every State In the Union. Evi.
dences Of revived activities are not con.
fned to any line of business or any dozen
or twenty lines, They ore general and
far.reaching, as reflected In the demands
for banking accommodations. Tens OF
thousands Of men who have been lying
low during the period of depression IRE
coming out Of retirement ready and anx.
ious to embark In new enterprises or OK.
tend themselves In fields already occu.
pied In pcrfunctory, half,alivc fashion.
The Inquiry for funds Ii especially active
from manufacturing interests. thus con.
frming whit has been said about gen.
eral revival In the industrics--n dcclara.
ton that Ii often received with open skcp.
ticism. but which, nevertheless. has sub.
stantinl foundation In facts. Merchants
arc preparing to spend money In enlnrging
their trade and In increasing their fncili.
ties In every way. Construction projects
that have been held In allegiance for a
couple VI years are being dragged Into
light.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
CANNOT FIND THE WEALTH.
Securities Of the Late ]. o. Grouse
Were We'll Concealed.

Securities Of the Late J. o. Grouse
Were We'll Concealed.
James 3. Grouse died ut Syracuse, n.
T., about five years ago, leaving fortune
In bonds, mortgages and railroad stocks.
Few Of them were found among his
papers. Mr.. Grouse kept his securities In
a trust and deposit company's vault, but
when the executors Of the estate examin.
cd his box nearly all Of the securities had
disappeared. He feared before his death
TINT committee would be put In charge
Of his affairs on account Of his habits. and
his relatives believe that he secrctcd bis
papers. To this day they have not been
found. The widow has received dividends
on certain railroad stocks regularly, but
she has not had possession Of the ccrtid.
Gates. Thursday Mrs. Grouse vacated
the homestead, and she employed force
Of carpenters TO explore every nook In
the house In the presence Of detectives.
hoping to find where the securities were
secrcfed. but no strong box was found.
Mrs. Grouse and her two sons don't know
whether they are really wealthy Of not.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
PATROLLING herring SEA.

Fresh Orders to he Seat 20 Our
Revenue Cutters.
At Port Townsend. WASH. unexpected
orders have been received for the revenue
cutter Grant to Immediately prepare for
sea. This movement IL thought 10 have
been actuatcd by the refusal Of the British
authorities to renew the Boring Sea rcgu-
latIons. md tho desire of tho United States
Government to communicate with its cut
tiers now patrolling tho sen. Under the
present complicated arrangements, should
our cutters seize British sealers upon the
high seas for violation Of the sealing regu.
lations. serious complications might arise
between the two Governments.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
BORN ABOVE THE CLOUDS.

Ten.Pound Youngster Reaches tho
World.
On the summit Of Pixies Peak son has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Taggart.
Mr.. Taggart Is foreman Of tho Manitou
and Pixies Peak Cog Road, and for a
month past has lived In a section house
located a milo and half above the tim.
Der line, ut an altitude Of 1900 feet above
the sen. This IL the first recorded brit,
at 10 great an elevation In the Rocky
Mountains, and probably on this cont.
ncnt. The youngster weighs ten pounds
and has evidently como to stay. The
train boys have named him Fixes Peak
Taggart.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
GOES To THE BOTTOM.
Big Freight Steamer Cayugu einlss
Maze Mn~G lee N ~ CtNv MScV,

Big Freight Steamer CayuHu Sinks
Near Mnckinaw City, Mich.
The Cayuga, Of the 1.ehigh Valley
Transportation Company, one Of the fn-
est aud largest freight steamers on the
great lakes, sank early Friday morning
opposite the Skillag allee light. near Mack.
inaw City, Mich, after colliding with the
steamer Joseph l.. Hurd, bound for Chi
cago with lumber. According to the first
advices received from Mackinaw City, a
heavy fog hung over the lake at the time
of the collision. The Cayuga, laden with
merchandise, was bound from Chicago to
Buffalo. Both vessels sank, but both
crews were picked up by tho Minnola, Of
the Minnesota Lime. except the steward
of the lIurd, George johnson, who was
drowned. The Cayuga disappeared be.
meath the WIVES, but the Hurd did not
sink completely, owing to her cargo Of
lumber. The Cayuga went down In ff'
teen fathoms Of water about midway be-
tween Skillagallce and Waugoshance
lights. She had on board 1900 tons OF
Hour from Milwaukee, valued at $4,000,
and 10000 bushels Of oats, valued at w..
600. In addition there were number OF
minor items, which will bring the total
value Of her cargo to about 10000. The
lost steamer was in command Of Captain
eraser, and this was his third eeason.
The Hurd, which IL on old.timer In lake
business, was commanded by Captain
Charles u. Wilson. This Is the first sea-
son she has been In commission for sew
cral years on account of dull freights.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Couuht Smith Mt I.ast,

William Smith, the last of the Battle
Creek, Mich, train wreckers, was ar.
rested ut HOLLY, Mich. Detectives have
followed Smith all over the world. lie
was the header of the wreckers, and since
last October men have been on his trail
day and night.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
MAKEs 4 GOOD SHOWING.

Royal Arcanum Gains Many New
Ezs~. Mcmbcrs.
About 100 delegates. representing TWEEN.
ty-one grand toGhcls, attended tho eight.
csptA annual session II tn supreme c2llp:
ell OF the Royal Arcnnum In st. louis.
The report Of &. w. Hazard, hipremc
regent, showed that dyging 1894 the Royal
Arcapum paid to widows ana 6rbhahs
death Benefits amounting to $3,050, 800.
lcayipg q balance on hand Of $403, AS.
Dec. 81. 1904, ths order had membership
Of 150.5O7, n net Increase for the year
Of II, 0S3. During 1904 16.:D0 new mem.
beers wS,rc initiated and 1.li4 deaths re-.
cordcJ.A -. = '.",.I.'Tf,NyW,-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Bettcr Pay for Work men.

The Amalgamated Association OF Tin,
Iron and Steel Workers and the Mer'
chant Bar.Iron Manufacturer National
Association have entered into combina'
tion to secure for the iron workers Of the
country better rates of wages and for the
manufacturers fair competitive conditions
against the mill operators Of the Pittsburg
district, who have been working their
cmDloyes ut low wages.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Validity of BOnda Established.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has
rendered an opinion which establishes the
validity of the $9s,OOO bonds issued to
cover the shortage In the school fund
caused by the Taylor defalcation. The
bonds were sold to Mason, Lewis & Co.,
private bankers, In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
6uy He Enbezzled.

The mystery Of the disappearance Of
Charles 3. Smith, bo0kkeeper for Nc
Glaughiin T. Co., Of San Francisco. who
engineered the late Senator Fairs y, OOO,'
600 wheat deal. 10 clearing and the arm
now asserts that the young bookksepss
= a embessleS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Pitt,burr Duckct.shop rnII,.

The Pennsylvania Commission Com.
pnny, ono Of the largest bucket shops In
PittsburH. suspended. Tho proprietors.
Spunlcr Il Frazier, gave as reason for
quitting business the rnpid and continued
rise In oil tho speculative markets.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Bound Around the World.

Capt. J. W. Morris has started from
San Francisco on tour around the world
In q boat fOrty-fiye feet In length.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Raxarians Settle In south Dakota.

Forty families of Bavarian stone work
ers arrived ut Edgemoat, y. d., and set
tied on Q large tract OF land previously
purchased fer them. The colony 10 to DO
added 70 - rapidly ~ accommodation
can b Arranged. The men VIII 30 en-
ploysd y tbs Ss0aa Skoae Quarstss.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Innan In Quite Olatlnatc.

A dispatch from st. Petersburg sayS
that despite the pressure exerted by the
powers, Japan persists in declining to fix
the date for the evacuation of the Liau'
Tong peninsula and C0rea.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
X. OIL, In fortuon,,

An effort Is to no madc 10 orss. ,Ixe a
district Of the knights q. Labor in pog'
tugal. a: y s'..a sey, Of Galveston,
KSxaS 40 Is now on his way to that
country on private business, has taken
with him an organizers commission and
proposes to make an effort to induce tho
wage workers of Spain and Portugal to In
tercst themselves In the order.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Jealousy Prom ut. a Double Grin

About i've miles south Of Wcllborn,
Texas. Matt Baisy shot and MORALLY
wounded his wife, then went across tho
country ten miles and shot Gus ltOya. We.
verely wOunding him. He was jealous.
The murderer escaped.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
Chicago ON the l3roiIer.

Thursday was tho hottest May day
which Chicago has ever seen. The teui.
peraturo ranged from 70 degrees In tho
morning 10 10 degrees ut In the after.
noon. Ono case Of sunstr0ke was 70.
DOrtei
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
MiiiioSs 6f * Dau,.

The required 81, SOC, 600 has been raised
In London for the construction Of an i'm
mense irrigation dam across the Rio
Grande at RincOn, n. NJ, above III Paso
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
shlnninu OnId to at. Iohn,s.

The Bank of Montreal has shipped
100000 In gold to its branch In st.
Johns, n. f., by the steamer BOnavista.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
chinch. Bug Mt Work In Nebraska.

Chinch. Bug Mt Work In Nebraska.
Farmers In the extreme western part
of Nebraska report chinch bugs In rye
and barley fields to an alarming extent.
Their presence il most marked In those
sections where no heavy rains have re-
Gently fallen. They are injuring the
plant, which Ia prematurely advanced.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18

At Duluth, MIMI, lightning struck a
small boat In the harbor durin. q sudden
storm and two Of tho occupants. Charles
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
~FIiS3Eys \sma;i

State Senator Peter II. Myrfissey was
shot and instantly killed ut 81. Louis By
tally Unbalanced, according to the state
mcnts of her hclghbOrs,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18

Victims Of the Trolley MOlOch.
Two children were instantly killed by
the trolley cars In Newark, n. j., Friday
and another seriously injured.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
countcrecit Dollor. pos.ca.

Counterfeit silver dollars have been
passed on Duluth merchants, and the po.
lice. who have been working on tho cds6,
are Of tho opinion that the plant IL 10.
gated somewhere 10 thst section.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
A6u1rs In Hawaii.


The Hawaiian Legation ut Washington
has received the annual blue book of
Hawaii and the reports Of the various gov.
ernment branches. The population Of tho
islands Is 5000, Of which there are:
Nuuves ..''............. Of,UW
Hnlf.casto $3.50
Hawailan.bOrn foreigners. zee. 1900
Americans 80. 1900
British 1900
Portuguese 5000
Sulucs0 .................. lO.oUU
Japanese ................... lS,oUO
While tho American population Is small
Its interests arc great. There IL $1S,0OO,.
600 OF American capital invested In sugar
corporations. out Of q total Of SIS, Don. 900.
There IL an investment OF $25, 100000 Of
American capital In various enterprises,
In a total Of $50, 100000. Tho Ahwaiian
export last year was almost entirely 81.
kar Qf which there was a third Of . bil-
1!::ssSs todnds. ypllsd et $1,000 0Q9 AZ
Of this. except All lnslsh:.sstGsse ai.c csss
came 70 the United States. The public
debt OF Hawaii Is given at 80, AT 400, and
the assets from government lands, etc.,
$1,5O4,CO1. During the last year Jap.
apess Immigration 70 HawQi! bad jncfeds:
cd. the cxctss OF thu aftsvals OF that class
of persons over departures being 1900.
The Chinese and Portuguese ore leaving
the island" -. sE.~
-; Nape faf tho fsnnapt.. ="
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-18
o.. Naee tof tho fennaat,. 80
Following h the standing Of tho clubs
Of the National Baseball League; ~
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTEWN IEAGCE,
Following IL the standing Of the clubs
of the Western League:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
Or. Prices Cream Baling PC'r'+ y
WORLDS Fair Highest AWARD.

Dental surgery means not the sim
pie extraction of aching, diseased and
broken down teeth but to restore
them TO healthy condition, broken
off teeth serve as attachments for
bridge work, and by crowning them
they are thus made useful as or
gans of mastication and expression
doing away with the torturesome
plate. The new methods In dentistry
must and do take the place of the old
er ways of practice. Having had the
most recent advantages of graduating
at one of the best dental shools, | am
PREPARED to give you all of the recent
advantages. Laughing gas for those
who desire it. The only apparatus in
the city. Examinations free. See me
before going elsewhere.
w. Il. FURRow, ID. ID. s.,
Rooms and ., Victor block, corner lst
and Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
A Pleasant Anair.

The social given 10y the ladies Of the
Altar society of the Catholic church at
the home of Mrs. C NJ. Dunbar was a
highly delightful affair Those pres
ent were: Messrs. and Mesdames w..
II. Coyle, IL. IL. Hagan, Frank O'Neal.
J. n. Bremen, f. Cook, n. Edwards,
J. Burke; Mesdames A. n. !. Crook
McReynolds, Van Voorhees,, Saunders,
Rafferty,, Cassidy, Mentha stowe,
Myer, Billings, Grandma Taylor;
Misses Rita Overbay, Mabel Wood
Vie Cooper, Flora Finch, Gerti Ryan,
Efiie Blubaugh, Jessie Peel, 10 Norton
Mabel Rhinehart, Edith Upton, Alice
Schnell, Lillian Lanx, Crowley, Wall;
and Messrs Rey. Father Meter, Etter
Robinson, Maine, Billingsley, LauX,
Leonard, Felts, Overbay, Upton, Free
man, Marshall, Rodney, Egg,eston,
LOTUS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
CITIZENS ASK FOR RELIEF.
sad Condition of Logan County People
The Governor Pet Itioned.

sad Condition of Logan County People
The Governor PetItioned.
The following petition was yester-
day presented to Gov. Renfrow:
To His Excellency, W. c. Renfrow,
Governor of the Territory Of Okla
homa:
We the subscribed persons respect
fully and humbly represent to your
excellency that we are citizens of Lo-
gan county, Oklahoma territory, and
that we are in need of immediate re-
lief in order TO enable us TO subsist
and remain in the territory.
We state that we are occupants of
claims in Logan county, and that
ewing to the succeeding failure of
crops we have absolutely nothing up
on which to live and support ourselves
and families; that there has already
been much want andisuffering among
us and that our necessities are Of that
urgent and imperative nature that
some means must be adopted at once
to supply them.
We therefore humbly pray that you
will use such powers as you may have
in the premises to relieve us and oui
families from suffering. Signed:
ONE HUNDRED AND THRTY-SEvFN
FAMILIES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
SHOT in HIS CAB.
An Engineer on the Alton Killed by
Masked Men.
The INQUEST on BLANCHE LAMONT.
It Results In the Jury Returning verdict
Charging Durrant with the Murder
An Embeggling Bank
Cashier.

SpRINGFIELD. Tll. May Night eN-
press No. on the Chicago a. Alton
railroad, uorthbound, was attacked
about 10 o'clock about miles this side
of Carlinville by three masked men
who had climbed ON the platform of
the blind baggage car supposedly at
Carlinville The men climbed over
the tender and ordered Engineer
Frank Holmes 20 stop the train and
Immediately began firing. Holmes
was killed az the first FIRE, Fire
man Frank Turglv escaping. The
pssailants. after shooting the
engineer. jumped of the train and
escaped Fireman 1uggle then ran
the train back 90 Carlinvillc II is not
known whether robbery was intended
or not Engineer Holmes yesterday
morning when going south at tarlin-
Vile, compelled some tramps to get of
the train and also ran some trampS OFT
that were burning some ears on a ''N
and IL is thought that some of these
men were his murdcrcr~. Holmes
home is ia bloomington.
THE INQUEST oN HlANCur LAMONT
SAN FRANCISCO. May The inquest
ON the body Of Blanche Lamont occu-
pied less than three hours yesterday,
but the evidence developed was couSid-
cred convincing and the jury returned
verdict charging Theodore Durrant
with the murder Until yesterday no
one has been produced who saw Dur
rant in the vicinity Of Emanuel Baptist
church with the murdered girl on the
afternoon of April Martin Quiulan,
an attorney, gave positive testimony
that he saw Durraut and a girl tally
ing exactly with the description of
Blanche Lamont walking toward the
church.
AN EMBEZZlING BANk CA~HlEE.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, May % Harry -.
McMastcr. assistant cashier of the Eau
Claire natioual bunl, OF this city, is an
embezzlcr To the amount of $4,000,
and was arrested late Wednesday
afternoon The stockholders made mp
the shortage. II is claimed McMastcr
lost the money specializing ON the
Chicago board Of trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
CHEF JUSTICE MARTIN

Judge Horizons Succcssor on the Kansas
supreme Hench In once.
TOPEKA, Kan, May AT o'clock
yesterday afternoon the new chief
justice of the supreme court of Kansas.
David Martin, of Atchieon who was
appointed to succeed Justice Albert IT.
Horton, was duly installed in his posi-
tion, the oath Of office being admins
tered by Associate Justice w \. John
ston i'm the presence of Judges Horton
and : II. Allen, and leading attorneys
and employees of the court
by this change Judge W. 4. John.
ston becomes the senior member of the
court i'm point of service. although the
youngest i'm age Judge Johnston was
member OF the house when he was
only 2G years old. a state senator when
he was %, attorncy--cueral at 81, and
at 80 was elected associate Justice,
position he has held continuously from
that time, having just entered upon a
new term at the are of 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
Thanks to Guthrie

The congregational association
passed the following resolutions at its
close.
A resolution thanking the people of
Guthrie for their marked degree OF
courtesy and generous hospitality was
unanimously passed, and DIR. Foster
ON behalf of the association, added
emphasis TO the resolution by stating
that this is more than form and Senti-
meut lie said: I'VE mean il from
the very bottom of our hearts" Guth.
rie has made a host of valuable friends
during the past week The pastor and
members of Plymouth church desire
% express gratitude for the hearty
and liberal response on the part of
the churches and citizens gc.crally in
the warm and cordial welcome eN-
tended 20 the visiting ministers and
Delegates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03
OVER THE TERRITORY.
Haps aud Mishaps of Adjacent cities and
Towns

maps and Mishaps OF Adjacent Cities ana
Towns.
Oklahoman: c. G.. Jones received
word yesterday that he had been
awarded the first premium for the
finest exhibit of winter wheat at the
worlds fair The wheat was sam
pie Of Fulcaster raised by Monroe Neal
on the nine mile fiat, and Fultz raise d
by X. w. Smith, four miles west of the
city. The wheat was soved Septem-
Der and harvested June 10, yielded
forty eight bushels per acre and
weighed sixty one pounds TO the
bushel. Thus does Oklahoma county
again score a victory over world com
petitors.
St,r: A report was prevalent on
The street yesterday that man named
Hannibal Smith had been killed in the
Kickapoo country yesterday by United
States marshals and the sheriff Of Pot
tawatomie county who accused him of
stealing horses.
Mary Ann Smith, colored, age not
not definitely known, but from best
accounts about 1870 years old, died at
the home of her daughter, three miles
north of this place Sunday. She was
born in Red River county, Texas, and
was brought to this territory in its
early settlement by the late Frank
Colbert. She remembered well all the
scenes and trials of the Indians
and the freedmen when they were be.
ing brought to the country, and could
relate many daring deeds of olden
times. .-Wynnewood Republic.
Norman Voice: Henry Asp has
been employed by Mr.. John Mosier.
father of Jake Mosier, who was killed
to assist the county attorney in the
prosecution of j. M. Collins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-03

Until | find quarters | will sell
everything in my store at loosing
prices. Landlord has notified me to
vacate. lie is going TO build brick
block. have no place to move stock
to, so must sell or give it away. Don't
delay. Come early. Yoar prices are
my prices. This is no joke The
Leading Milliner, Mrs. A. p Saunders,
Division and Oklahoma avenue.