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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

fair, and tha csrer1o-y vas performed al
ire rla5ss On North street, ty TIE Rev.
j. r. E5nursx- Mr. ard Mrs. rzwiey
are highly esteemed. snt hos; cs trends
unite ia hearty congratulations. The
ye11g cozpie v Ill reside for the present
with the rroo<n's parents on STATE street
praserr were. Re-. John Morris ard Mr.
Morris. Of sirs-a Mount, Nr. ard Ms. r.
4. Morris. Nr. and Mrs r W. Grover,
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Davies Mrs O. Il.
Morley. MR.. Henry Maxwell. Mrs SAN
horn. Miss Harris. Miss Maggie Mackay.
Of Victoria. Miss Wilson. Miss Petite VII
son. % Seattle Miss Annie Morris. Miss
Rose Grover, Mss Kathleen Grover, Miss
Frankie Parker. Miss Sanborn, Miss Fan
mis- Maxwell Mr.. Walter Gordon OF Sc
attic. Mr.. l. A. Thompson. Nr. Earnest
MacKay. OF Portland: Mr. Charles c.
Sanbo-a. Rev. p. Edward Hyiand. Mr..
Ivan Hy.and and NJ. " r. Ca,derwood
A picnic =, Meadow Point on wesines-
day made very enjoyable days outing.
which Miss Annie Morris ard Miss Fan
uis Maxwell gave TO a number OF their
young friends In hoaor OF Mss MaKgie
Mackay. 0; Victoria b. c.
Mrs. John James entertained a number
OF her friends with a delicious luncheon
party Wednesday in honor OF Miss Hsr-
ris, Of Victoria. Those present were:
Mrs. John James, Mrs. r. ". Grover.
Mrs. Kraft. OF Seattle. and Miss Harris.
OF Victoria
Tho members Of the Methodist Episco-
Tsai church held successful ice cream
social Tuesday night in II. and n. build
ing II was well attended
Mr.. Earnest Mackay. % Portland. Or.
after short visit in Victoria. iarrsed a
few days at the rectory. the guest Of the
Rev. p e Hyland.
Mrs. +. E. Hyland and daughter. Miss
r II. HyIand. On Tuesday went to
Blaine, where they Will visit several
weeks
Councilman r. P Gerrhing returned on
Monday. night from his ASKING cruise
near Point Roberts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

PORT BLAKELEY. Aug. Hall Brgss.
launched their first vessel of the season
last evening. The schooner was TO have
been 'sarrhed the night before. but fer
some reason wcuad nct move This IS the
nineteenth vessel that this company has
built and only one before this failed TO
be launched at the Erss trial
An excursion party from Riakeiey- went
tn Port Gamble last Sunday on the
steamer Idaho
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell. tie new minister at
Eagle Harhor, will also offlcsRte At Blake
ley hereafse- Sunday evenings
Miss Edna Case gave a most enfoyaela
party iast Wednesday evening 10 her little
girl friends. This was her 18th birthday.
Rs- Rev Bishop Barker will conduct the
Episcopal service Sunday evening in
Blskelay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

and family have returned 10 sns fssaEd.
AFTER 3 years residence az Ballard Wash
Ms. D. ]. Pierce ard family starr tbs
week for Berkeley. Cal. 20 Join d.. Fierce
Rev, Beaver az the Missionary CHI
Crsn's Horne. IS entertaining Mr.. ". g
ElxSar- American consul Al Fec Chew.
President Jones returned Tuesday from
rip 10 Eastern Washington.
The Sunday sehcol Of Teiaity church. -
coma, Picnfcxesi In Ea.chs grove. near
Bsl--on. Thursday
Ar. TsacE.as E7,-tck. OF yasAcn. has
joined the army of gold sseksrs.
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" EDDINGS.

Shortly after tire arrival 81 the excnr~
sion sto2vnsr from Victoria on Saturday
July - small company of Victorians
Saralrrd 90 the resf3cnca OF Rev John F.
Damon. 80 FIFTH avenue, where Nj F-r-
nest Waller Si,lnSteu ana Miss Mar
rArat jackson we're united In hgd we'd
lock. Walter Arthur Ni,iiuwson a
brother o. tire groom. acted aa best man
ard Miss Frrtha jackson. TIE brides cts
ter as bridesmaid Ny Nlrlontsn. cf
Seattle, 81 elder brother ~ the harry
mar. vas also IN attendance. The wed
diaw party returned - her raa{t-@tvss do
sa.niGrs With THE ether exoetrSienls;s.
Ngr john ST1gtn ara Niss Mary Mcrrt-
Son. trsA 90 thsn c3tv yser~ married
THURSDAY evening August 8 40 th~ resi-
eeroA Of TIRE esFra ~'stlnr clergyman john
y parr0n Mr. T.aurits Nee ard Miss
prl,e 4 Hoivcrssa served As Sroosnsnlan
swd Bridesmaid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
An INVITATION.

(To the largest lobster ever known, now In
the New York aquarium.)
Leave that aquarium, hIther come, crus.a-
cean;
lie, no Atlantic billows roll between US:
Deep In my heart lies all of the Eurasian
Love Of thy genus.
Come 0 macrurous prodigy. gigantic
UniValve. come as soon a. you are able.
Come, You shall hear US hailing you with
frantic
Joy at my table.
Here I grow endive, lettuces and crosses.
Grow them and tend them. Yea, and keep
them for you.
Think OF you with them-O what word ex-
presses
How / adore you?
Come cen In death. since love they say no
Such my affection twho can still or hush
itC
In fond pressure l will hold Thy claw as
II would crush IL.
Here have store Of finest oil Of Lucca:
Think how Il suits you. dressed in any
style-and
VIII 1t not tempt You even yet to book "a
Cross 20 this island?
Come Q .erustaceanits: Gs not 'ite' tina
While all my pulses with expec;an.
throbs stir.
Think what a welcome, limited In these
Sapphics.
Waits you, my lobster.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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lncalled-fOr Sympathy.
San Francisco Chronicle.


Some OF the mellow-head female CORE
spondents who are writing OF ex-Queen
LII as "a pathetic old LADY, need to be
reminded that she is the same person who
demanded the heads of five or six Hawai-
ian missionaries three years ago because
they had been the first 70 revolt against
her lottery md opium trust Pathos In
ner case is wasted.
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Ar Nerte7 }faw1ev. sra1cr r-s~-fse~ -
tee HC14 ~ . ley Bros srs4 ere seas,rr.
50 asn at NJ sn5 MIS- z = HAwEay
was raeT~s@@ Mon Az morning - u.s..
carrie Il Merritt sister % Mrs Herfr.-.
A&~ssy. TAe Wedding was . Qases az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

Steamer Utopia leaves for Skaguay ana
Dyea August 18th. Secure tickets at Office
OF Alaska s. s. Co. northwest corner
First avenue and Ycsler way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

AetAerss Keshe~s9 Meth s%sSH
Ars " tnSasNss Sosssatn syrup has sess asSA -
SRsS 30 yeAEs ~ u1lta2s o nsst.ers s9r sAss $40
Sra vFtas tsas9ag re pe<feSi saS.ess - sooSaoo
ts EAss&. 20 Ssas tbs sgcEa aslAys pa crifoo
~ { eo2se Az - tE@ seal ~ sor 1tAx, AeoA
enss ~ 2F0ks-sts n svery pa. ~ TIE o-i4 -
uu4e ard AsE "lrA " .ass3@s --gsfaS ~ SyYxDe
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

Academy OF the Holy Names. Seattle,
Wash; a boarding and day school for
young ladies. Course OF instruction thor
ough, practical and adapted 10 the needs
of the present day. Literature. nlsthemat-
les, art and instrumental music receive par
ticular attention. For full particulars ap-
piy 10 the Sister Superior Studies will be
resumed Monday. Augus. 80. 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

II Is rumored that F. r. Ellis general
agent OF the Oregon Short Line at Port
land. has resigned. and Travelling Freight
Agent w T.. Conan has been appointed
his successor.
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sasaos SOCIAL NOTES.

vAsAoS. AUS. Mr.. A =. B.cxfor.
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The SUCCESS Of all successes -
,n an the principal cities o. -
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this great play presented oy
company.
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most delightful trip was made last
Wednesday 10 Mercer slough by boat
ins party. the heStesses OF which were
Miss flos~te SECURE, Miss Daisy SECURE.
ana Miss rsssls SECURE The party was
for a fe& sacramento friends who were
making brief stay IN Seattle Refresh
sneuts were served al froSco ana the partv
returned at sunset TO the accompaniment
of mandolin music.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

Mrs, J.. Y. Van Dusen entertained
hufeper or frianAs { her home. Clio Denny
aAS, last IhnrsT-g afternoon. A floral
guessing contest ouoasioned much amuse-
nent. Mrs. Fehreu winning the prize
Refreshments were served. Present were:
ATS. +. u. Randall, Mrs. f. r. Fowler
Mrs y NJ Wa.thew. Mrs Il. A. stephen
con, Mrs. 4. l.. Fehran. Mrs. j. A. Meek
irs, !. ", nuxby. Miss Habnger. Miss
eerieii. Of San Jose. Cal. ana Miss Fow-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

The members Of the Is ptlxf Surdav
school ef Rass celebra ed their annual
picnic a. Woodiaas park Saturday. July
a. \ large number was present ant. an
ENJOYABLE day was spent. \ pleasant
nrogra NINE was rendered ia the afternoon
At the lake. which was led ny tho Sunday
school superintendent. Mrs Katie Bart
lott
The Misses Dean. az North Seattle, gave
4 small luncheon Thursday Ger Miss Ross
of Victoria Present were Mrs prae.
ley. Mrs. A. r. Kramer and Mrs. J. =.
IFieh.en
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

CTo the largest lobster ever known, now In
the New York aquarium.)
Leave that aquarium, hIther come, crus.a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

Mrs r. u. Speiger entertained few
TRENDS W"ine SHAY afternoon In honor Of
Misc Taylo9, Of Portland who ia yistin.
friends IN THIS city. Present were: Mrs.
FitEaerald ~ Port Townsend Mrs r II
ci'ngen. Mrs. W T. Slater. Miss NJ
Donald Mfs, r Il. Mcf.aren. Miss Cafnp~
bell. AIRS Thomas =. Rarnam Mrs F. J
Reyburu. Mss Taylor and Mrs. i. w.
Hurihut.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

went to work, and have worked avery
day since / have gained 20 pounds iu
weight and an feeling first rate.
My wife has also been taking 10 or
nervousness and thinks there is NJ thing
like it. We both recommend IL to all OF
our acquaintances and you are at lib
erty TO use this letter a. you see tt, for
ID truly worked wonders in my case.
And Paine's celery compound is work
Ing just such wonders 10 every state,
county, city and village Of the country
TODAY.
The reader may know some one who
has tried IL. Ask that person II be or she
was not at Cnce benefited
Don't let dealer palm of anything
else on you, however. for there is as
much difference between Paine's celery
compound and all the ordinary saIsapa-
rillas, tones. nerylnes aud compound,
as tn re Is between an electric motor
and IA boys windmill
There Is power TO cure in Paine's eel
cry compound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

GOV. Renfrow offers s95 reward for
the arrest Of Elheridge Preston, mur-
derer of Willis.
Tom Hinchey, one OF Chandler's
prominent merchants, was on our
streets yesterday.
Mrs. Gallagher and laughter re-
turned to Chicago yesterday after a
visit TO Mrs. Coyle.
Geo. f BilinEsley president Of
the Capitol National bank, has gone
10 New York 10 meet cousin from
England.
Walsh Colbert, a negro died at
Marietta Friday, aged lOi years He
was an eX-slave aud had papers to
prove mis- age.
Jennison Mcclure, who killed Joe
Paul, some two years ago. met his
death by "a Santa Fe train striking
him, one mile south of Pauls Valley
maugling him horribly
Charles Linch died last week in the
Payne county jail He had been a
county charge for four or five years
At one time Lineh was private secre-
tary TO senator Plumb OF Kansas
At Watonga a citizen has sued an
other for 81 900 for damages for c'rcu-
,ating the story that the first citizen
was drunk at Democratic convention
We Gods. the falsity Of the slander is
at once evident
The report has reached here that
Kid McElbany, wanted Ia the United
States court here on charge OF train
robbery, has been found dead near
Red Fork, with bullet hole through
his head, evidently shot from ambush.
Capt. AID Mrs. C. NJ Barnes, and
daughter, Miss Bessie; Mrs. Ike Levy
aud Miss Anna Bodenheimer arrived
home Yesterday from Galveston, where
tney witnessed the battleship Texas
festivities
Weston's Comedians presented "Un-
Gle Daniel at the McKennon opera
house last night 10 large audience,
The members OF the company are all
artists, and are fast becoming favorites.
Tonight "Silver Jack, the Man from
Colorado, will be the DILL.
Deputy @ NJ. Cade OF shawnee. j. NJ.
Mitch, II. G Lookabaugh and j. j,
Brown OF Edmond, r. K Gasseill and
j. A. Filt Of Hennessey, 5. A Drum
mOnd, ID l. Mott, George kessler, I.
Faust and L. q Hicks OF King fisher,
and w ). GTent Of El Reno, are Gt the
Capitol
Near Shaner, few miles seutheasl
OF Perry, Nora Cain, aged 4, and her
brother, aged 2, while their mother
was absent from the house, set FIRE Ia
the grass in the yard. Their clothing
took hro aud both were burned 10
death before the fire could. be ex
tinguished. They were childrea OF
John Cain, farmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

There was quite an interesting scene
on the Santa Fe Monday afternoon
train going north, which drew forth
unqualified praise from the passenger.
AS the train reached the elevation
about a mile north Of the city, it over
took two young ladies or girls riding a
hery horse, and as the train APP
preached where the track ana road
come close to each other, the
horse started TO run away. The
girls held on bravely, and the horse
ran the faster, until it was soon seen
the horse was completely master, and
IL was fast becoming a dangerous ride
To possible death, The engineer of ss1
brought the train to a full stop in the
hopes of helping the girls in their
struggle, and his very generous act
drew forth great cheers from the pass
enRers, and voluntary promises TO hup.
port him for any Office on any ticket
Soon after this, reaching an open field,
the girls turned the horse in, and final
ly slipped off unhurt The horse was
running at full speed a mile away
when the train started The wild and
woody west hasn't gone to bow vows,
so long as such humane acts are volun-
tarily done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

Palne's celery compound mas never
yet failed 10 cure.
Where all other medical treatment has
failed to relieve Paine's celery compound
has succeeded time an time again.
John W. Boyd Of Mishawaka, Ind,
says Of his own case
Last winter ! was taken down with
very severe attack Of nervous and
muscular rheumatism, SO bad that
could not lie down, sit up, OF stand.
without the most eXCrucating pain.
was all the time under the care Of tV o
of the best physicians OF the place. but
i did not improve | took different rbeu-
matte cures and used an electric bat
terry half hour each day for 10 days,
without any relief
Finally / concluded 60 try palnes eel
cry compound, aud 10 my surprise after
using One-haif OF "a ottle ! was able TO
get ont and vote on election day, and
before ! had used the whole bottle !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24
CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal Points snd Matters TranspiriBE |
In aud About the CITY

FsrsonAi Points snd Matters TranspiriDg
In aud About the CITY
John /. Ollie is here from El Reno.
W. S Harvey is over from Chandler
j. NJ canoon, Of Ell Reno, is in the
city.
Attorney John Embry, Of Chandler,
IL In the city
Miss Lula StrAng Will entertain
friends Thursday night
Miss Anna Smith, Of Perry. is the
guest OF Miss Hattie Hunt.
Albert Mann, Of Westons comedy
company, is on old friend OF Lee HON
sher.
VIM. J. Grant. Of the Canadian
County Republican is over from hi
Reno.
John /. Ollie and Geo. Bellamy, Of
III Reno, are in the city on legislative
business.
Ed Ferry. aged so, was crushed to
death under a railroad derrick AZ
Shawnee.
Mr.. b. w. Hutchison, editor Of the
Kansas City Mail, is in the city view
ing the Oklahoma legislature.
Che G. A. R. post at Seward will
hold bean bake and camp fire on
March g, at Seward. All invited. 81
John Ballard is here from Winfield
with several game cocks He will
give them chance to scrap in WyRtt's
cocking main.
Red Eagle, a converted Indian Of the
Huron lroquois nation, is conducting a
series OF meetings at the Salvation
Army barracks
Pswnee Times Democrat; Mrs. Lille
Mccoy, on last Friday evening, gave a
social IN honor OF her guest, Miss Ruth
sheldon, Of Guthrie
The Capitol school gave very
pleasing entertainment on Monday
night The program printed IN The
Leader was carried out.
j. A Jones was committed 10 the
federal jail yesterday by Deputy Can
ton for selling whisky IN the Usage
eountry. He was anabie 70 give bond.
Prof SNOWFALL. the black bruiser.
knocked out Tom Cook, welter-weight
OF Oklahoma City, IN three rounds
Monday night at the silver Dollar,
The Woman's Benevolent Associa-
tion will hold meeting at the resi-
dCnco Of Mrs. Billingsley, Wednesday,
Feb. %, at p m Important bust
ness.
Judge keaton received his commits
aion Thursday as associate justice OF
the supreme court Of Oklahoma The
commission provides for 4 four-yeal
term.
Jack Mulhall was down from Mul
hall yesterday While here he ordered
Slo0 worth Of flowers TO be placed il
and around the mansoleum Of his sol
~ MulhAil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

Mr. d. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Creek, n. Y, was SO badly afflicted
with rheumatism that he was only able
TO hobble around with canes, and even
then IL caused him great pain. After
using Cham berlain's Pain Balm he was
so much improved that he threw away
his canes. He says this liniment did
him more good than all other medi
cines aud treatment put together For
sale at so cents per bottle by Seatonian
DruQ Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24
To the Public.

Ask your merchants for periodical
tickets and secure bicycle, piano or
any paoer or magazine free. THE
Merchants Periodical Ticket Plan"
although new here, has been 10 opera
tion a number of years in towns and
cities OF various states and meets with
universal success and public gratitude.
The plan IS heartily endorsed by the
local dailies and press. The merchant
increases his cash sales and the public
is bene fted by free reading matter
and other premiums List of mer-
chants names appear upon all circu-
lars and periodical books aud are
placed in every home. Should any
one be overlooked they will be sup
piled by calllag on the merchants or
at Woman's Bureau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24
JOHN GRISSON KILLED.
outlaw. and sherln's Posse Battle Near
stroud.

outlaws ana NutNiN ANhhH tAAAAN aHNNA
stroud.
News CONES from Sac q Fox that a
battle took place between posse OF
officers and members OF The Grisson
gang on the Creek line few miles
from the town of Stroud at daylight
yesterday morning, in which John
Grisson was killed, several officers
wounded and Solomon and Garfield
Grisson captured The Grissons have
been wanted since they made the raid
on Stroud two weeks ago and kidnapped
w. Il and j. u. Lurton, and when IL
was learned Sunday that they had re-
turned TO their old rendezvous near
Stroud, posse was organized at
Chandler, led by Deputy Sheriff
Bentley and j. Il, Lurtcn, one of the
kidnapped men who had escaped. They
arrived at the Grisson place in the
night and, surrounding the house,
waited for daylight Old Solomon
Grisson came TO the door first and was
told they were all wented tie went
back IN the house and called TO the
boys TO get their guns and TO the
women TO barricade the house. John
Grisson stepped to the door with a
rifle, and. seeing Lurton outside, at
tempted TO shoot him. and was In turn
shot through the heart by Deputy
Sheriff Bentley The battle then raged
lively for an hour or more, but finally
solomon Grisson and his other son
Garfield. surrendered and were taken
TO the Chandler Jail, while the women
were left TO keep vigil over tue dead
/ The Grlssons' friends are arming and
il is feared they will stack the jail
and attempt 10 liberate the prisoners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Logan County sunday school Association
In Session In the city,

The second annual convention OF
the Logan county Sunday school
association convened in the First Pres
byterian church in this city yesterday
and will continue through and today
this evening.
The attendance was fair yesterday
and is expected TO be much larger to.
day. The afternoon was takenH up
with discussion of plans and methods
OF work participated in by many of
the county workers and Rev. j. IL.
Aughey, county president presiding.
Last evening there was a temper
ance rally and other features of in
terest.
second Day
800 Devotional exercises, led by Rev d
9l5 Report of county omcers.
$3.50 Election of officers.
1000. Essay by Mrs Charlotte Merckle
1900. Presentation of territorial work by
the secretary, l. wenner and brief ad-
dresses on the work
Afternoon Session.
i.ih Devotional exercises, LED by Rev L
800 Opening the school"-Rey d M
s:i5 Address. 'Ciass work"--Rey o 4
Nicholas.
$50, Address, Closing the School" w +
itctoQ duQ ftlCN EAlllhm.
2.45 Normal Lesson John j Pyeatt and
} W Fcrrier.
Auxiliary work begins at 3:i5, deyoting
one hour 70 same,
Evening.
7s0 DEVOTIONAL exercises, led by Mrs Rev
! Mordy
/ 7.l5 How 10 Find Christ in Every Les
/ son''-Miss Jean Cuppage and Miss Louise
] Olney.
I aWoman's Duties"--Mrs Secretary Lowe
| Temperance" Miss Minnie Shepherd.
/ Social Reforms in the Home, School anC
/ Church Mrs j ID NJ Buckner, Mrs Rev Hol
| and other ladies OF her choice
Every Sunday school officer anC
teacher and scholar and every church
mem ber interested in the welfare Of
/ the Sunday school should attend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24
A Proclamatlon.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me as governor OF the Territory Of
Oklahoma. the undersigned will cause
TO be paid a reward OF lS25l Twenty
Five Dollars TO anyone who shall
secure the arrest and conviction Of Ell
ridge Preston, who murdered c. A.
Willis, IN the city OF Guthrie, okla
homa, on the nth day OF February,
1897.
Witness my hand this 2snd day of
February, 1897.
WILLIAM G. RENFRow,
Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-02-24

Newkirk Republican Our readers
will remember some time ago OF a
mention Of the arrest Of Frank Lorrv,
T. f. Bryan, J NJ Donald, VIM. Will
hanson and II. T. Bsyless, Of Owen
township on charge OF conspiracy
by Lord Brook. The case came up in
the district court Tuesday morning and
Judge Bierer promptly knocked II out
OF court and assessed The costs, about
500, to Brook, with the alternatives
OF putting up the money or going to
jail Eye witnesses say his lordship
shot out OF the court room and up
Main street to the depot at Maud 3.
gait. with his coat tail flying TO the
breeze like British jack. 1t is tu-
mored Brook has a gold mine at Perry
that be visits in case OF need