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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
STREETS.
In Effect JnuIn,ry @, 1SD8.

In Effect Jnumry @. 1890.
1890 a. M. pENNS YLTlN IA LINZ
ITED.-PulIiian Sleeping, Dining. Smok-
ing and Observation; Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati. indianapolis. SC
Louis, Cleveland and Toledo Buffet
Parlor Car To Harrisburg.
1880 A. Ii. FAST LINE--Pul,tnan
BdiIcI Farlor Car 10 H1rrisburg Parior
ard Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO Pittshurg.
aiA0P n. M65n CHASE R.Afs ANp ST: srdS LOUIS Us
TO Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO st. Louis. Cincinnati, Louis
1.IOP. M, WESTERN EMPRESS
Pullman Sleeping tar TO Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car 10
7.IO p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
PKESS.-PulInan Sleeping and Dining
Cars to 81. Louis. and Sleeping Car.
lO.4O r. M, PACIFIC EXPRESs.-
Pullman sleeping Car TO Pittsburg.
$50 -. M. Ss ier hape' as SsnanaIaigaa. mia
cept SUNDAY
1870 A. NJ. for Elnira and Renova,
dally, except sunday. For wiIliamspori
ITO p. M. for N'illiarnsport, Rochester.
B.TFlio and Niagara Fans. daily. except
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
to suspension Bridge. via Buffalo. ''on
o4o g. @ Na Nag CARA nFiaalS, Fas daliS,
Sleeping Car Washington u Elnira.
For fhIiadelphm: New York nnu the
4i2}2 if2}a2irtb Mbay NJ e9ififFEESSl9sAL al Fafisr 9Sa!.
With Dining Car from Baltimorc. Regn.
lar at !.oS tDinnE G9r!' ar 7;Io: : 2;oo' 900
D'ns .nd ,1o6 co. Dining ipoS ''cns car f95s i45h
40, 6.4o: 10 90. and li:s5 p n
id.Ss h i1 ,nining cari. II 90 Dining i Ca. ca.
from willningtonr a. NJ, I2.15. 5.I5,
4.2O, Clio. 1890. and 30 T. NJ. For
a NJ waek-iays Express IL 10 week.
da=s, 2.OI and 5.40 r 81. Gailly. For
Boston without change, 10 a. NJ. week
1880, I0.O5, 1890 II 90 and II 80 A.
Iii,iicdJ. 80; 4;s6. $40. sos. $40.
10, 1890, l0.40, Ills, and las
PM ON sunday. %, 20; 300. 9.o5,
2.oi. 3.i5, $40. 800 LimtedI, 30
40, eos, 6.tO, T1o, 1000. lO.4O,
and ! l 30 p. Al.
For PoDe rreck Line. :. 90 =. M. and t. 80
For Annapolis. An Z 20. . 90 a. m. 1918 and
40 3 da q; daily m and eHdeg5 5 5 Sunday sun
Ais" for Jacksonyilie ana st Augustine. ft5as io.as
Pm wsck1iays;; Exp, EHprGTs in for Richmond.
3.46P. NJ, daily. Richmond and Atlanta,
$40 p. NJ. daily. kicI nond only, 1857
Accommodation for Qui ntIco. 7.46 q. m
daily, and 4. 20 p. m weekdays.
9.46, 1887, il.5O a. m. 1880. lao
$40, 425. 500. 5.3T GIG, SOP, 1910:
and 1 / 80 %. NJ On sunday at4. 80 40,
s.45 a. NJ. 2.45. G.l5, s.02 ana lO.I0
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS,
g. Al 7O5 500. 80, 1O.l6, 1O.2S n m
100, 2.I5, 800, 3.23. 900, k.aO. SIS.
100, TO, $40: lo.32 and Los p. m.
sh5, h s'5aoy Sso. zoo, 10. $40 Jana ana Ii 1o.5s 81
d. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and g
streets and at the station, Sixth and II
strects, where orders can t.c left for the
checking of baggage to Cestination from
hotels and residences -...
8. NJ. PROVOST, J.D. WOOD.
Gen, Mana.cr. Gcp Passenger Agent
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the same. She's got the neck" and the
proud matron trottcd off with her prom
isiDg offspring.
Ellen Beach iaw has personality almost
as unique as her altitudinous voice ard
her swan-like neck. She is a tall, bcauti-
full girl, with blue eyes, blonde hair ard
delicate features. She is graceful, elegant
in poisc and manner, and thoroughly arts.
tic in nature.
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Friends In Need.

When an African buffalo is wounded by
a hunter it is surrounded by severa! Others,
who Immediately group themselves round
him and help him along in their midst by
showing against his side until they have
reached a place OF safety.-St. Louis Re-
public. -sr-s'
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Legal NOTICES.

ESTATE OF igues l.. W. peuah, de
ceased, late OF Washington, ID. C., No
T03S, Doc. %, issued Jan. II, 1886
Application having been made to the
Supreme Court Of tie District of Columbia,
holding Orphans Court, for probate of a
last Will and testament OF Agnes l.. w.
Pcugh, and for letters tcsiamentary. on
said estate, by Peter FeIka and Augusta
Fclka, this is 10 give notice TO al! con
ccrBcd 10 appear in said court on Friday,
the ith day of February, a. u. 1896, at
10 O'Clock a. m, to show cause why such
application should not be granted.
4. b. HAGNER, Justice,
Attest: j. NoTA McGILL
Register OF Wills, ID. c.
E.E. HOLMAN, Proctor for Applicant.
ja2I, 2s.fei-3t
ESTATE Of Samuel A. Feugl,, iatc OF
Washington, ID. C., deceased, No. 6?sG,
Doc. Fl, issued January II, 1856 APP
pIicaiion having been. made 10 The
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
holding Orphans Court, for probate of
last will II ph Il tcSiafaeut of Samuel 4. Peugb,
and for letters of administration cum testa-
mcnto anneXO, on said estate, by Peter
FrlL;t i,.is l. L. giNs ny'trc "a al cont
CeTne,i to appear in said court un Friday
the 18th day OF February, A. ID. 1896. AZ
10 O'Clock a m, 10 show cause why such
application should not toe granted.
~ A. B. HAGNER, Justice.
Attest: ]. NOTA McGiLL-
Register of Wills, u. {.
EE HOLMAN, Proctor for Applicant
jazz, 2S,fci-36
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WA ASHlNGTCN. d. c.. January
II, 1S96.-Tne annual meeting OF The
shareholders of the Washington Gas Light
Company. for The election of directors, viii
be held ut The office OF the company, alo
10th ST. NV, MONDAY, February 3. 1896.
The polls win be open from o'clock noon
10 / O'Clock u. III. WILLIAM II ORME,
Secretary. janis 10 feb3-XS
THE Pap,rha ugers' Association respect
fully ask the public TO note the date
on union cards. To prevent being imposed
upon. expired cards being used by men
not in good standing. II -3t.ein
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FOR SALE-HOUSES-

FOR SALE-Nrw roll-lop desk. S15;
.n'p t- fH'1E. t1S eth - p. 1f.en
FOR SA Lt;-Bc>t uIaSr of lGrunatorS
hro0drrs and fresh green bone: call
and see the ucubaturs in working order.
Schmid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores. . IL
12th st: NV. aud i29l Pa ave.
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FOR sALE-sroREs.

FOR SALE-Onc OF the Oldest cstab-
lished corner groceries in Sc. will sell
cheap IL sold at once i 1tb st. and 8. C.
ave. Sc. 80. feast
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wASrEp-posTAGE STAMPS.

DEPAR Stamps. all kinds
ard any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. u. F. DUEkHURST.
1908 9Th 81. nW. dc23-u
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LOST.

YED from 1894 o st. NV a
Maltese cat. with a collar and lock
on, and answers to the maine of Pearl. II
found. please return to number mentioned
and receive reward. Item
LOST-Pocketbook, with papers. val
liable only to owner. Reward if re-
turned TO 1909 f ST. NV. 1t
LOST-A gold scarf pin; shape of star
fish; set with pearls nd diamond center;
supposed between Treasury and l126 I7th
st. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
at above number. 1t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE build
ing lot tor small Ousc AT Mount Pleas
ant or ECkinglnn. OWNER, this. offict.
fcb4- 5t-em
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"silver week at Davison's." !"
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RARGN ANS IN REAL ESTATE.

I BARGNINS IL REAL ESTATE:
atTH ST. NV COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
- rooms and bath. mod imp, hc;tutifuiy
panerrd and decorated throughout. -Price
.CORCoRAN ST. NEAR 18TH. 1O-room
house. mod imp, in n,rfect order beau
'Miy MT Pisss,ST hst; S1e ipro pTe loHse mod
imp. beautifully situated. lot 100 feet
front. only Sil 900
STH ST; NV. hcs- R an s.; s-room
6TH ST. Nv. 'ncir Q. room brick.
mod. imp, nice stable Price S6,TO0.
BRooKLANH. Beautifully situated 6
SOUTH CAPITOL St, near o, o-room
brick. water in yard and kitchen. Only
BRICK STORE on CORNER. Only 81,
500.
The above properties can be bought On
easy terms. Cail To see us.
REDFoRD W. WALKER son,
fe1-3t.cm 1905 ST. NV. J.
FOR SALE, Rentor Exchange-New
acres. b. * +. K. R., ROOM Z. $50 F Sc. NV.
FOR SALE-sl.sf# on easy terms,
viii buy hcaut1fiIs room suburban ,
home, with a. M. L.; inflfeins hot ana m cnld
utes' ride ON electric c;Er sfto Treasury. Ad
dress Sl,27b, this orfiX fe1.s'-em
FOR SALE To 1lT highest bidder,
ropms: hsthrapm NJ Tap tlie e nast at SO 70 par
month: must sell III 3sc up busiEtss:
offers recciv"d mntil.EepkI owner, g. :;
FOSTER. Gil + ST. NV. fe1 -3t-em
EDuCATIoNAL.
MUSIC lessons given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Naecker; piano, violin. and cornet.
Address LUDWIG NAECKER, 723 Iih St
Sc. .5sf. % 80 ia l6-lino
WIMODAU UGHSIS Glasses. l32S
st. NV. beginning NoVembcT-Short'
win, of Business High School; bookkeeping.
etc. ADA L. SMITH Supt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANYBODY can get soup AT &c: hot
cakes and coffee SC; opcn ali night.
g42 st. NV. 4,
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A ATTENTION Investors. Patents de-
veioped, promoted and sold: extcnGcd
facilities for the enlistment OF capital.
PATENTS. this office. fci- n
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THE $ DAYS" Curr--sold by al drug
gusts. Warranted. jan2I-lit
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
ca suite or single. with board, near
Capitol aud new library; convenient tn an
car lines. 2D1 East Cap. 81. jd29-7'
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FOR SALE a valuable grain. and
stock farm ~ Md. Il miles from wash
inElOn: = minutes walk To Il ITst-ciasS
station, i0J aCrr>. 1b-rOom house; large
iarn. For particulars address owne,
MRS W. IA l2t'l NV. Eel -3t-em
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FOR RENT-Furnisicd rooms rn suite
or single. I'So TarIOr furnished or uu-
furnished: southern tNHDSuTC. with meals
or without 300 & 81 NV IrI-Tt
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PORK sausage, DncHwhcat cakes, coffee
| Toe. MONKS, 931 + st. NV
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"a ~ -. FRANCIS is always at home
aud win give your life from cradle TO
grave. Card, 25C., trance, soc. 324 E.
Cauitol st. fc 3-3t
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FOR RENT-2o5 St Sc, fur. and
unfur. rooms. second and third noors
ia3i Stem
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FOR SALE-iIorse suitable log buggy
or delivery wagon. perfectly sound in
every way and gentle. address BANNER
BREWING CO. i2t 10th St NV. u
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FOR RENT: st 81. ne: 3 unfur
rtDuiS en- suite, I'd floor. large closets,
bay window. southern exposure. near Cap
iIoi ana printing Cffcc. terms moderate.
also furnished room. f"1 -It,cn
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NCING taught privately, 81; any
hour: daily To p. M; class, So for
eight lessons: lady teachers; private resi-
dcnce: refs. Address QUICK METHOD,
,his office ia29-6t
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PE RSONALS.

present and future and all events of
life. i25c. and 6Oc. Daily. 929 H st. NV.
1a27- 3tem
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-S2 ard S2.F0 per week.
furnished ROOMS: we'll heated: all CON
vcnienccs; private family. eG6 II st. NV.
fsI
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

w NTED To buy 2d-hand buggy:
state where same can he seen ana price.
A a lF"sS = =. W. .1his Office. ir4 ST EN-
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Ut. WALKER SONS. 2Oi IOthst.
NV, carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos. paints, brushes, limo. cement.
two and thrce-piy roofing material ap2l IT
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FOR RENT Three large unrur. rooms;
new house, 8-blocES from q. +. o.: every
rent reasonable. lIU2 :. Cap.
fe:, -.}i-rin
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Roems handsomely decorated frem $40
up nesiens. ard estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO., 1916 F st. NV.
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curIou. story of a wombat.

The wombat is little animal re-
sembling IN appearance a small bear,
with short legs, u broad fl back, and
very short tail. 1t eats grass and
other vegetable matters and is a harm
less little creature, shy and gentle in
its habits, though it can bite il very
much provoked.
In the May "Chatterbox" there is a
story OF farmer who had won bat
for a pet; he took it long way into
the forest IN order to get rid of it, but
twice the little animal returned, hav-
ing found its way without help TO its
adopted home.
The third time the farmer conveyed
it across deep aud broad river, and
as the wombat cannot swim, he felt
sure he had gotten rid OF he persis-
tent pet, but nol the ltD G creature
soon found a huge fallen tree which
lay across the stream, and crawling to
the extreme end, sat wistfully gazing
ing at the departed farmer. So
touched was the man that he padded
back again, took his fat little passsn-
ger on board, and carried it home,
much to the delight Of the children.
There is a number of other stories of
natural history in this magazine about
the majestic elk, IA Faithful Dog, %
"a Violet, VANITY of Certain Birds, "
and Lynn, the Deerhound. The
story of "Pompey, the Great Roman
is told in an interesting way, and in
the series Of Youngsters IN Popular
Tales" there is an article about Henry
Esmond.
In addition, short and continued
stories Of adventure, poems and other
interesting reading certainly make the
May "Chatterbox" a splendid mum Der
Estes & Lauriat, Publishers, 1876
Summer street, Boston, Mass. so
cent? a year or three months Tor 10
cents
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How a Pin Did u.

At Exmouth in the middle OF the day
a hypnotized youth was brought out OF
the public hall with a bonnet pin stuck
through his cheek and placed IN an
open vehicle. in which he was driven
round the town. TO the edifcation OF the
populace. in company with an indiyid-
nal smoking q cigar. According to the
Devon Evening Express the youth sub
seoueutly admitted that he was paid
half a sovereign to 60 through this
performance and that the bonnet pin
bprt him so badly that he was unable
to appear, as intended, at the evening
entertainment. When exhibitions OF
this sort have to be resorted to in order
TO keep alive public interest in this i'm
pudent form Of imp0sture it really
seems time for the police to interfere
London Truth.
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The Democratic voters OF the second
ward are hereby called TO meet at the
DeSteiguer building, on Oklahoma
avenue, in said city. on May 81, 1896,
a. o'clock p. m, To select Is delegates
to represent the ward at the county
convention TO be held in Guthrie o.
T.. May 23 1896. Said caucus will ex-
press its preference for delegate from
Logan county to attend the Demo-
cratic national convention at Chicago.
All Democrats are urged TO attend the
meeting. JUNiUs OLDHAM,
Second Ward Committeeman.
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Third ward Committeeman
Fonrlh Mard Can for pemoerntIc Cancn.

The regular member p. r. Blass of
the Logan county Democratic central
committee having removed from the
city, / hereby assume the responsi-
bility, "as Democrat of said ward. -
OF issuing call for Democratic pri-
mary to be held in the Fourth ward in
the city of Guthrie in the SunAeld
building, West Noble avenue, Thurs
day, May 21 1896 at 5 o'clock p. m ,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the county convention TO be held in
Guthrie. Saturday, May 23 1896
Also to select some person TO repre-
sent said ward on the Logan county
Democratic central committee until
the reorganization Of said committee
al the coming county convention.
j. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
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Egg TInbaiN

Beat ak eggs without separating
Add to them half cup Of thick cream,
a half teaspoonful Of salt, saltspoon
Of pepper. Grease ordinary custard-
cups, pour in the mixture, stand in a
pan Of boiling water, and cook in the
oven slowly until timbales are set
in the center. Turn into a heated dish
and pour around cream sauce.-House-
hold News.
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H. H. HAGAN,
Committeeman

have severed my connection with
the State Capital Printing Co. and viii
devote my time 10 my candidacy for
the Office Of register OF deeds Of Logan
county / return many thanks 10 the
people Of Guthrie aud vicinity for the
favors shown me for the past seven
years Of my residence In this city and
hope they will support me in the
future as they have in the past
Respectfully,
JOHN A RoB6ERs
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Pursuant to the order Of the Demo
cratic central committee, / hereby call
u Democratic primary election for
Guthrie township, at . o'clock p m
May 81, TO select seven delegates Il
the county convention tp be held al
Guthrie, May %, 1896, said primary
election to be held at the grand stand
al the fair grounds
Il. II. HAGAN,
Committeeman
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Fifth ward Primary.

The Democrats Of the Fifth ward,
including both the East and the West
precincts, are hereby called to meet
in the Dubois building, southeast cor
ner Of Harrison and Second streets, at
5 o'clock p. m, Thursday, May 81, TO
elect eleven delegates to the county
convention, which meets iE Guthrie
May 20, 1896
BY order OF the Democratic central
committee. C.. JANIsuN,
Fifth ward Committeeman
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STORM NOTES.
Air Fnu OF Cyclones Water spout Nesl
Oklahoma CITY

Air Fum OF Cyclones Water spout Ness
Oklahoma CITY
Report reached the city that huge
water spout burst in the vicinity oi
Oklahoma City last night and caused
considerable damage to property
Since the sherman cyclone at least
80 caves have been built by people in
this county.
The Cushing Herald says. rhe cy
clone which passed west Of bere on
Tuesday blew down several houses and
barns and killed and crippled cousid.
cradle stock. II tore up Bill Naug, us
house, two miles west Of Clayton. aud
others whose names we did not learn
II is said TO have been 100 yards wide
Mr.. O'Bryan. who lives two miles
southeast Of town, reports Two houses
blown down by the cyclone on the
Guthrie road, about eight miles west
OF Perkins
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
EanaI Rlghts Lecturer.

Mrs James b. Nelson, OF Minnesota,
has been sent into the territory in
stead Of Mrs. Emma DeNoe, as was
announced some weeks ago. Mrs.
Nelson has commenced her lecture
tour at Woodward and will be at Guth-
rie some time in June. Her dates are
as follows up to date:
Woodward, May l6, i7, l..
Alva, May i9. 20.
Pond Creek, May 90, %, "a,
Enid, May %, 60
Hennessey, May 25
Kingfsher, May 2s, 20.
Okarche, May 30, a.
Fl Reno, June !, 2.
Yukon, June g. 4
Council Grove, June Q.
Oklahoma City, June e, 2.
Choctaw City, June s @.
Shawnee, June 10.
Tecumseh, June II, r.
Shawnee again, June l3.
Oklahoma county, where meetings
viii be held in the country school
houses.
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HOME NINE WON.


Large crowd witnesses An Interesting
tfame OF Ialt
Fifteen hundred people witnessed
the ball game between the mines OF
Guthrie and Mulhall at .he fair
grounds Sunday afternoon. Six inn.
ings were played and resulted in a
score OF lG to l3 in favor Of Guthrie.
The game was exciting and several
brilliant plays were made by members
Of both teams. Overbay in the pitch
er's box and Felts at first did some
effective work for the home team
During the game the First Regiment
band discoursed sweet music. The
crowd was enthusiastic and considera-
bic money changed hands on the re-
suit Joe Severns, as manager Of the
Guthrie nine, is rustler and knows
how to swell the box receipts.
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First ward Primary

Pursuant to the action Of the Demo
cratic committee of Logan comfy,
the Democrats OF the First ward are
hereby called TO meet in primary con.
vention on Thursday, the 2lst day OF
May, at 1880 p. IN, at John II. Hut
sells store on East Oklahoma avenue.
for the purpose Of selecting seven del.
egates to the county convention,
called 10 meet May e3
WW T.. II. SEAEcEY, JE,
Eirst warl Committeeman
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M,nnewood a.nk T.II.

The bank Of Wynnewo0d closed its
iooTs Monday and Frank Beeler, the
cashier. was arrested yesterday on a
complaint sworn out By Oldham a
sipes, charging him with false pre-
tense, the allegation being that he re-
ceived their money on deposit when
he knew the bank was ia q failing con-
dltlnn.-Arlmnre Ardmorlte.
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Third ward Primary.

Pursuant to the action Of the Demo-
cratic committee Of Logan county, the
Democrats OF the Third ward are here
by called TO meet in primary conven-
ton On Thursday the 2lst day Of
May, at 1880 o'clock p. m, at probate
court room, for the purpose of select
ing eight delegates to the county con-
Vention, called to meet May 90.
JOHM MOORE,
Ihirl NNarl Com m RI fanrnnn
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A Hou.ehoId Treasnre.

ID. w Fuller, OF Canajohaire, n Y,
says that he keeps Dr. Kings New
Discovery in the house and his family
would not be without it. il procurable
DR.. G.. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill,
\. Y, says that Dr. Kings New Dis
c overy is undoubtedly the best coug h
remedy; that he has used it in his fam
lily for eight years, and that it has
never failed to do all that is claimed
for it. Why not try a remedy so long
tried and tested, Trial bottles free at
Seatonian Drug store. Regular size
kOe and al
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First published in the Oklahoma Leader
Dril II 1sgG
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is her, by given that a session
OF the board Of Comm ,SiOners Of Logan
county, Oklahoml Terri ory held On the
9th day of April, A. d., 1896, a petit n
signed by Chas Hand and others Of Null
hall township, asking for view and
survey FOR the purpose Of loratinr u Ger
tain county road, described as follows:
Commencing at the beginning about 20
rods south Of the northeast corner OF the
southeast quarter sec, seven, thence In a
uorthweSterly direction about % rods.
thence in nOrtheasterly direction inter
Secting section lire betwe IA and s,
twp, is, w, about 40 rods noi tn OF
beginning, as ores ntcd, aud that
Georgr And on ;. 5 Peters aud NJ
NJ. Shelton, viewers, and II H.
White, county surveyor, viii meet
at the place Of beginning Of
said road, on the 9th day uf May A. d.
l3YG, at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said DAY, 2nd
proc ed 20 view and survey sand Rad
and give all parties "a heari
Done by order of the Board Of Cummis-
sloucrs OF Logan county, oklahoma Ter
ritOry.
Z. EMME III SIEFAET,
lsEALI County Clerk aud Clerk Of
said Board
Guthrie, O. r.. April l3, 1896.
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HAuAroN. Pa May j. Six per
sons were shot and number of 9th
ers seriously injured during riot at
MacAdoo. town four miles from
here Yesterday a game Of baseball
was ia progress, when gang of
drunken Italians charged upon the
PLAYERS with revoivers. clubs ana
efnmna
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More

Medicinal value In q bottle Of Hoof's sarsa-
parilla than In any other preparation.
More skin is required, more care taken. more
expense incurred IN its manufacture.
It costs the proprietor and the dealer
More but Il costs the consumer less, as he
gets more doses for his money.
More curative power Is secured by its peculiar
-. combination, proportion and process,
which make Il peculiar TO itself
More people are employed and more space oc-
cupied IN It's Laboratory than any other.
More wonderful cures effected and more tes-
uInonials received than by any other.
more sales and more Increase year by year
More people are taxing Heu 3ootds sarsaparilla
today than any other, and more are
taking II today than ever before
More and STILL MORE reasons might be
given why you should take
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"a W bankers, cabinet maker. AL
kinds II cabinet work promptly done
~triuVed instruments repa red. salts.
faction guaranteed or money refund
ed Carriages and bugg les repaired
and vanished. shop and Oftice Zz2 S
Divls on street l3ml