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The Washington times., 1895-01-20
ODD FELLOWS.

The grand lodge convened in semi annual
session on Wednesday evening last in the
Seventh street l. o. o. F Hall. There was
a large attendance of representatives and
members. The grand lodge degree was
conferred upon the following past grands:
H. B. F. Heath, Elwyn Green, Harry Given.
John II. Kleindienst, John T. Meany. W. b.
Sebastian, William NJ. Wales, Thomas r..
Davidson. Norman Pruitt, George w. Mer-
rell, J. W. Witten, J. r. TeGrow, William T..
Blocker, and A. J. Schippert, ir.
The consideration of the recommendation
of the grand master TO invite the sovereign
grand lodge to hold its session here in Sc
was deferred 70 the annual session in July.
Past Grand Master CrawshaW was rendered
the thanks of the grand lodge for conducting
the 0dd-Fellows' column in The SUNDAY
TIMES.
The grand master recommended that the
seventy-sixth anniversary of the order. which
occurs April &c. 1895, should be properly cele-
brated, and that a joint committee be con-
stituted, consisting of one from each of the
several organizations in the jurisdiction. He
also recommended the admission of persons
at the age of eighteen, which was not ap-
proved by the committee on supervision.
Also a modification in the matter Of regalia
and that badges be worn instead, which was
approved. and the grand representative will
bring It to the notice of the sovereign grand
lodge at its next session. Also that there
should be an official organ of the sovereign
grand lodge in which to promulgate de-
cisions. Also that the salary OF the grand
secretary be increased.
The grand lodge accepted the invitation OF
Grand Master Neal, of Pennsylvania. to at
tend the celebration in Philadelphia in May,
on which occasion the beautiful Odd Fellows
Temple on Broad street will be formally dedi-
Gated.
The committee on the state of the order
made several important recommendations
some Of which were sent down to the lodge
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4 WEEK IN LABOR CIRCLES
Matters of Interest to Organized
WOrkingmen of the District.
MEETINGS FOR THIS WEEK.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20.

Columbia Typographical Union-Typographi
cal Temple
Musical Assembly, Knights of Labor-Elks
Hail. Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Bakers Assembly, K. of L.-PIasterers Hall.
MONDAY, JANUARY 81
L. A. 1914, K. of l., Observation-Disclosures
Hail. Four-and-a-haf street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
L. L. 100, Brotherhood of Carpenters 425
Twelfth street northwest
l. A. 174s, x. of L., Carpenters and Joiners-
Typographical Temple
L. A 1915, K of L., Bakers Drivers-Bunch's
Han, 3l4 Eighth street
TUESDAY, JANUARY -.
Federation of Labor-Plasterers' Hall, Four
and -a-haIf street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Building Trades Council-Typographic
Temple.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %
[. U. No J. Carpenters and Joiners-Typo-
graphical Temple.
l.. A 2O3i, K of L, Tin and sheetiron Work
ers-Plasterers Hall
Electrical Workers-Hail 419 Tenth street
northwest
THURSDAY, JANUARY "a
District Assembly, Knights of Labor-Plas-
terers' Hall, Four -and-a-half street and Penn
syIvenia avenue
Plumbers Association-Elk's Hall, Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Fresco Painters-Han 1890 Seventh street
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25
BrickIayers' Union, No l-Bricklayers Hall,
Seventh and streets.
l. A. 179s, X of l., House Painters-Harris'
Han, Seventh and streets.
Stonecutters Association-Costelo's Hall,
Sixth and streets.
Carpenters Councli-Ty typographical Temple
L A. 1896, X of L, Eccentric Association of
Steam Engineers HaH, Si4 Eighth
street
Bakers and Confectioners' Unlon-Han 787
Seventh street northwest
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25.
Cigar Makers Union No. 11O-Hau 737 Seventh
street
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every State in the Union. Probably no ston e.
cutter in America is so widely known as jim
McHugh, and surely none stands higher
among his fellows. He has always held
positions OF honor and trust in the local
unions.
He first came into prominence in national
affairs ten years ago at a general convention
held at Chicago. Mr.. MeHugh showed such
ability and general knowledge Of affairs
thar he attracted the favorable attention OF
his fellow delegates. and ar the next general
election was elected vice president Of the
order. This was the beginning Of career
so brilliant that to-day he stands at the head
of one o. the most powerful trade organiza-
tions in the country. having flied the Office
OF chairman of the executive board, presi-
dent. and has been elected general secretary
treasurer four consecutive terms. The head
quarters Of the organization are located id
This city, at Sl9 Filth street northwest.
Mr.. McHugh has been a delegate from his
union 10 the Federation about six months,
but has by his earnestness, honesty of pur-
pose, and Gen:lemanly manner gained the re-
spect and admiration of that honorable body
TO such an extent that at the last semi-annual
election he was placed in the highest position
OF honor in the gilt Of the Federation OF
Labor.
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At the Lunch Bar.

A bona-fide member of the Weary Wrag-
giles brigade pushed his way through a
crowd of men surrounding the free lunch
counter in one of the leading barrooms last
night.
He looked hungry but determined. His
only ornament was scent piece, which
was displayed now and then. When he
reached the counter, after much elbowing
and showing, he began operations by remark
ing:
"say, slice me silver of that raw bull
locks
His demand was complied with and he put
away fair-sized meal
"Can you give me little beer to wash me
throat?" he asked, as he stood leaning
against the counter, using fork for tooth
pick.
"You can get beer at the bar, replied the
waiter.
$50 knows; but you see, Sambo. me pri-
vate Bible instructor tells me not to blow me
wages for drink" He turned and slowly
edged his way out, but not until he had
reached in jar and taken handful of crack
Cincinnati Tribune.
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TIE SUNDAY TIMES PACE CONCERNING ORGANIZATIONS OF MEN

ing gas question, and while the gas monopoly
of this city came IN for fair share OF critic
ism, still Congress was held responsible Tor
the state Of affairs and received the lions
share OF condemnation. After the discussion
the following resolutions were unanimously
indorsed:
IigAnee knows that the Washington Gas Com
pany can we'll afford TO furnish gas of the
best quality for IS cents a thousand feet, be IL
Resolved, by District Assembly No. 66,
Knights OF Labor, that we protest against
any further delay by the Senate COMMITTEES
on the District of Columbia in reporting the
''S1 gas biII' on the pretext Of taking more
testimony, as for the purpose OF making ir-
relevant Investigations, and the. we ask for
an immediate report of the bill, and prOmpt
action thereon by the Senate.
Resolved, that a copy Of these resolutions
be sent 10 the President Of the Senate.
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TIE rEDERATIoNs NEW PRESIDENT.

james F. MeHugh, the newly-elected presi-
dent of the Federation of Labor, was born in
La Crosse. Wis, and is thirty-nine years old.
He is a splendid specimen of physical man
hood, six feet tall, and erect as a pine tree.
He is a stonecutter by trade, and the general
secretary-treasurer of their national union.
He is one of the most prominent stoneeutters
in the United States, having Travelled through
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AMONG THE LOCALS.

At the last meeting OF Local Union No. 100,
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners, held
last Monday evening, the following officers
were duly installed FOR the ensuing term:
President. D. ]. MeCarter; vice president,
Donald Mcintosh; financial secretary. L. f.
Burner; recording secretary, Charles Sherer;
treasurer. Jacob 81. HeisIY; conductor, Galha
Woodward: warden, Lee Gormly.
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FROM NECK no NoTHINa.

Twas wondrous strange-the bright lamps
shCne
On all he splendOr OF the town,
And every woman in that throng
Was glorious in costly gown
And yet amid that show of wealth
Oh, what a noticeable lack
For there was not woman there
That had whole dress TO her back
Boston BudgsA
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insecure construction of homes under an un-
just competition system.
After the discussion the legislative COM
mittee was instructed by unanimous vote 70
urge upon the Senate committee that they
recommend the full amount OF appropria-
tions as requested by the Commissioners,
which, in the opinion of the Federation, IS
considerable less than the needs OF the Dis
trict demand.
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ELECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.

at the last class meeting Of the medical
and dental students of the National Univer-
sity Mr.. HarryJ. Allen was elected yaledicto-
rian. Tie complete class organization is
now as follows: Alfred r. Penniman. presi-
dent; Albert E. Mcconnell, vice president;
Charles E. Ferguson. secretary; G. G. Pen
dexter Bailey, treasurer.
A number of young men net on Thursday
evening, January 10, at No. 1913 Twentieth
street northwest and organized a beneficial
society to be known as the Young Men Pro-
tective League of the District of Columbia
The most encouraging feature of the even
ing was in the enrolment of a large number
of names.
Officers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: Prof William d. Nixon, presI-
dent; John d. Fossett. vice presidents DR.
William S. Naylor. recording secretary;
Charles Browne, financial secretary; Arthur
L. Boston, treasurer; DIR. Samuel Pierre, ex-
amining physician. Banking committee,
Harry E. Simms. chairman; Charles Browne,
and John d. Fossett. Investigating commit
tee J. Montgomery Simms, chairman; Sum-
ner Taylor, and - Brooks.
At the last regular session of Washington
Temple. No ], l.. G.. E., the grand officers
wers present and installed the Following Of
| ficers: Past templer, Maggie Myers: noble
| templer. Mary Hurston: vice templer, Marie
! Knight; prophet, Sarah Dodge priestess, A.
| Schumacher; G. of R., Maggie Potts; G.. of E.
Emma Mann; G. of f., e. Palmer; NJ. c.,
| Ella Baker; G.. OF 1. p, Laura Finacan; G
/ of o. P, Benjamin Potts. u The following
members were elected as trustees: Fl. Her.
/ furth, Benjamin Potts, and Edwin Knight,
! after which remarks were made by the grand
/ chief, II. Signor and Grand Officers john
/ Dns Pom rla ar
! Groding, OF Monarch Temple. No. 2. L. G.
E., and also from members of America Tenn
| pie. No. 3, L. G. E., which attended in @
! body. The temple was, presented with E
very handsome hannerette from CamI
| Stiltz, of Philadelphia. The past templar
| Maggie Myers, on behalf OF the members. pre-
sented the G.. of. e., Emma mann, with {
beautiful gold badge, and in return wa:
given very handsome present from th'
members.
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Musenm Fpssnde

Manager-What's the row In the dining
room2
Waiter-The Two-headed Wonder has gos
tangled up eating maearoni.-Truth.
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In 1saR

Clerk (of Western hotel)-I thought it best
to caution that old fellow who just came in
about blowing out the gas.
Proprietor-Where's he from?
Cierk-From the greater New York.-Lifs.
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Anxious to Avoid BIoodshed.

He-Theren be great time tomorrow at
the Rugby football match.
She-0h, dearl Don't you think, George,
that they could be persuaded to settle it by
arbitration?
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Mhat He Thought of Him

"Do you think Skinner can make living
out there?''
make living? Why, he'd make a living
on q rock in the middle Of the ocean-if there
was another man on the rock. Dallas
(Texas) Visitor.
The Washington times., 1895-01-20

THE seventeenth annual dinner of the Ma
sonic Veteran Association of the District of
Columbia will be held at the National Hotel
on Wednesday evening. 1t is expected that 1t
will be one OF the most interesting and enjoy
able ever held 10y the association. A business
meeting, called for O'Clock, will precede the
dinner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-09

right down to the front gate. The deSt1
and the jerry builder as usual in league
with one another. And all the graveled
paths surrounding the house-the gar
den at the back and the bit of a fore
court in front-are as hard as brass. A
daring scoundrel, whoever he was, al
mJst deserving Of reward. "
Goringc now fell TO wondering if he
had been furestalled in the finding Of
the notes.-the notes which he was NOR
ally bound to discover But a grim
smile lit mp his face as he pondercd
over this problem "This is the only
room that mas been entered, " he reflect
ed, glancing round the apartment. IF
the intruder was only an outsider, fired
10y Nickcry's confession, he would have
made straight for that worthy inventor $
room. Or perhaps he was disturbed by
my arrival and had simply commenced
an exhaustive search of the premises
Confouud him. whoever he is" groaned
Goringe fiercely.
Then tho detective strobe out of the
room, and mounted TO the first floor
landing. He passed into Steinworth's S
bedroom, completed his toilet, and TAX
ing the keys Of the house from his pocll-
ct he opened the door Of Victery room
Nothing was disturbed here The win
dow was securely hasped.
Goringe paused for awhile, glancing
round the room, taking in every object
in it,
mo " he said at length, "there has
been no one here since | saw the inside
of these four walls last
Again he descended the stairs and en-
tered Mrs. Davorn's + room. He kicked
some Of the boxes out Of his way as he
stepped across the floor, and then he
proceeded to pile Of torn linen which
had evidently been taken from the bed.
Hello" he cried as he picked ont
from the litter a piece Of rumpled cam
brio. He opened it out. and fixing his
eyes on one corner he saw two letters
neatly embroidered
IN L., ." he read a puzzled express
sion stealing into his ordinarily passive
face
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weeds, weeds Notice.

The board Of health Of the city Of
Guthrie have declared all weeds now
growing in the city to be injurious to
the public health and public nui-
sance.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby
given to all owners, agents or occu.
pants Of any lots or premises 10 the
city 10 remove all weeds therefrom
within seven days from the date here
Of, or they will be arrested and Gped
according 10 ordinance 30 of said city.
iy order Of the board 81 health
Dated this 2Gtl day Of InlY, A D.
ls9a GEo NJ. DEGnoFF.
(lerk.
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(First published in Oklahoma Leade
August ;
Notice for PubIicatiOn.

Land Office at Guthrie, . 4, August 8,
1898
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention 10 make final proc! in
support OF his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before the register
and receiver OF the United States land
office at Guthrie, o II, on Septembe 20,
1895. viz.
Bennett II Conn, for the NV ar, ses 20,
twp II n, > W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation of said land. viz:
Charles 4 Eastland. James II Speer, all
Of Guthrie. .. Il.
257I a N J Crook, Register.
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knights OF the Macabe,. ;.

The state commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb as follows: After try
ing other medicines what seemed to
be very obstinate cough IN our two
two children we tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery, and at the end of two days
the cough entirely left them. We will
not be without il hereafter, as our ex-
perieuce proves that it cures where all
other remedies fail" " Signed u. W.
stevens. State Com. Why not give
this great medicine trial, MS II is
guaranteed and trial bottles are free
az Seatonian drugstore Regular size
SOC and 81
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The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In Ieap
ening power as the Royal

Mrs. l. c McReynolds has sold the
Guthrie Toilet Parlors to Mrs. Stone.
who will carry on the business at the
old stand, 1871 West Oklahoma ave
nue.. Mrs. Stone will be pleased TO
receive the patronage OF MFa Mickey
mons customers G2iiw
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ln The district court, First Judicial
district in nu6 for ihc county of Lo-
gan Oklahoma territory.
Clark y Bnir VS. Mat T. bair
The defendant will take notice that
on the 3Qth day of July, 1875. between
the hours 20 70 n IN and @ u. m. at
the Office of T. H. Merrill in Tie
county ct Ncpherson and state OF Kan.
sas, the plaintin above named will
take The testimony of a. ~ Israel and
Laura Miller Witnesses in this action.
with authority 90 adjourn from day TO
da', until such depositions Shalt have
been takcn. CLARK IT, BARR
G-iO dttwat Plaintiff
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irst published ia The Daily Leader
August Z.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court OF Logan county
Oklahoma territory;
4 A. Lerner, plaintif, vs.. Matte Ler-
ner, defendant.
The above named defendant, Matte
Lerner, will take notice that she has
been sued in the district court of Lo-
gan county. Oklahoma territory. by
the above named plaiDtiif, a. A. Ler-
ner, and that she must anse er or 9th
erwise plead on or before the l1th day
Of September, 1895, or petition Of said
plaintiff will be taken as true aud
judgment rendered accordingly. grant
ing an absolute decree OF divorce aud
costs Of suit.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court at Guthrie this 3rd day Of
August A. b. 1898.
lsKALl LorIs r. PIrrs.
Clerk
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A st. Joseph Telephone COmpny halls.
Sr. JosEPH. Mo. Aug The Citi-
zens' Telephone company, organized
here six months ago To fight the exist
ing monopoly, to-day made application
for receiver. Lack of funds after
the plant was almost in readiness for
operation caused the reverse.
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First published in the Guthrie. Daily
Leader Aug. Z, 1895.
N0tiea.

Territory Of oklahoms, County o. Lo-
gan.
la the district court in and for said
county and territory.
Grace Rowland, plaintiff, vs. Marquis
o. Rowland, defendant
The said defendant. Marquis o
Rowland. will take notice that he has
been sued in the district court of 20
gan county. Oklahoma territory. by
the above named plaintiff. trace Row
land. In an action for divorce. and that
he must appear and answer the p I'll
tion filed ia said cause in this court
on or befure the 18th day of sept !.
1895. or said petition will De taken as
true and "A Judgment rendered for The
plaintff ami against him la said action.
granting 10 sald plaintiff an absolute
divorce. aud for costs Of suit.
Dated this 3rd day OF August. 1895.
lsEAI Attest: LOUIS + PITrs
Clerk Of the district court Of Logan
county. o 4.
Herod, Widmer a Ogerstreet. attoF-
neys for plaintiff. diw3
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Wanted An honest, active gentle
man or lady To travel for established,
reliable house. Salary, $3.50. payable
Sl5 weekly aud expenses Situation
PERMANENT References. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope, The
Dominion Company, 3ls Omaha build
log Chicago. 80 d d.
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pAIIY wrArHER FORECAST.

Special report for The DAILY
LEADER by w. J. Walters. observer
United States weather bureau;
Highest temperature yesterday: 90,
lowest. 20
Forecast for today; Fair; slightly
warmer.
Rainfall 90 inches.
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For the National Meeting American
Pharmaceutical Association at Denver,
Colo, August - to "a, the Santa Fe
route will sell round trip tickets at
one lowest frst-cluss fare Tickets on
sale August and IL, good TO return
TO August %, with an extension To
September II so desired
l. r. DELANEY,
Agent
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Shoot or fish only in the proper sea
son and escape the game warden by
observing the laws. Many states have
new game ane fish laws this year, and
IL you don't know them, send five PC
stamps for a copy of the Game Law
issue OF The American Field, PAS State
street, Chicago.
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--N-b "HANH AAAShi tAfN nm "a WV eH
to the style of man the marauder was
Not professional hand. !" he soon
decided An amateur Of the worst
kind, and, therefore. my job is all the
more difficult -
Goringe could scarcely control his
Fage-rage directed wholly against him
self. AT the bottom he was man of
violent temperament, but he had an,az-
ing p0wers Of self control For dozen
years he had not felt SO angry; lac would
be the laughing stock Of the Yard Here
was a house broken into while he was
practically in charge Of IT, The whole
blame. and worse than the blame. the
jeers, would all be for him.
Not clew % the intruder, he
groaled, rising 10 his feet THAT ce-
mented path outside the kitchen win
dow win hold no footsteps. -and il le-i.-
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Dissolution Notice .

Notice Is hereby given that Robert
:. Robertson has this day retired from
the firm OF Nix, Halsell g. Co. and The
business will be continued under the
same firm name and all debts collected
and liabilities assumed by tae remain
ing partners In the lrm.
NIX iiALsRLL q Co
Guthrie, Okla, July -. 1894 7-s-3t
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For Salo-Two story building, gen
eral stock merchandise, post Office in
store Is miles from Guthrie. Good To-
cation 500 acres land cheap. Addrcs
bargain, care Leader
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Tillnans hegstratioh Law tphe"'
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Judge :. Con
to-day, in the South Carolina rcgistra-
ton case. dismissed the complainants'
bill for an injunction. This decision
upholds the present registration laws.
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warrants for sale.

4. l.. Cohen has county warrants OF
all denominations for sale T.
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Henry j. Mitchell, plaintiff,
rs.
Letitia Maria Mitchell, defendant
Whereas. the above named plaintiff
Henry J. Mitchell, filed his petition in
the district court OF Logan county,
Oklahoma territory, on the lst day of
August, A. d., SOS, praying for de
cree of divorce from the defendant,
Letitia Maria Mitchell.
Therefore, the defendant Letitia
Maria Mitchell, will take notice that
she must appear and answer or other
wise plead 10 said petition on or be fore
the 18th day OF September, a. ID ls95.
or judgment will be taken against her
by default in favor of aid plaintiff for
Rn absolute decree OF divorce.
La witness whereof ! have hereunto
set ny hand and affixed tho scat ~
said court, at MY Office in Guthrie. in
said county and territory, tins the lst
day of August, A. d. 1898
LOUIS Il. PITTS,
Seal Clerk District Court
r. II. Cuppage, attorney for plain
til.
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To the Arkansas Lumber Company,
Guthrie, Oklahoma, and W. Strauss,
III Dorado, Arkansas, ana nll other
parties Interested.
Notice 10 hereby given that the ro-
ceivers Of the Aichison, Topeka s.
Santa Fe Railroad company Will. on
Saturday August ~. 1895, AT ITS depot
in the city Of Guthrie, l.ogan county.
Oklahoma territory, az the hour Of 10
o'clock a M. Of said day, sell 90 tho
highest bidder for cash in hand, O0p
car load OF lumber shipped November
80, 1854, from Miles. Arkansns. cou-
signed 10 Arkansas Lumber company.
Guthrie, oklahoma, received by said
receivers az Independence, Kansas,
Decemher ~. 1894 and held at Guthri E.
Oklahoma, FOR delivery since the 18Th
day Of Decem Der, 1894
said lumber will be sold 90 satisfy
charges as follows;
Advance freight charges paid
connecting carrier s5LI2
Freight due receivers 30 J
GnloadiDg, go
Demurrage for 20 days at 81
day, 20 90
Total si29 50
Said property viii ba sold under the
provisions Of Section f5s ~ the Geu-
eral statutes Of 1903 of the Territory
~ Oklahoma H. K. DEiANfE
Agent for receivers Of AtchisJu 'ro-
peka a. Santa Fe Railroad company at
Guthrie, O'Slahoma % fto