The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-25

No more passengers or baggage will be |
allowed - como I'm.
Hon. J. w. Bailey, OF Texas, wired II. |
". Fagan yesterday accepting an offer to |
aSdfess the people during thc fair. He
will speak on October II.
A kindergarten and primary school
opens Wednesday, September 20, corner
OF Broad aud Noble. Terms Sl50 per
month.-Mrs. Almont Clark Hixon.
Byron Shear has received letter from
Messrs, Mitscher and Parker. They are
at San Francisco. but leave TO lay on the
steamer, Umatilla, for juneau
homan
Hundreds OF people carried handsome
souvenirs away from Ramsay's store last
night. Salesman Mont Palmer says the
souvenirs are exhausted but "a new sup
ply has been ordered.
The following pensions were granted
yesterday; Original-Lcvl $. Mussrove
Marshall increase-Orman II LangdOn,
Augusta. Original widows-Mary Petty,
Moore; Naomi J Shark. III Reno; Jes-
sic X. Litter, Oklahoma City.
The pension examining board at Park
land, Lincoln county, will be abolished
September TO- and a board will be es.ab-
lished at Chandler. The following have
been appointed on the board: Drs. Is r.
nbIiluhHi W. ~ lcuilCh anu y. n
Ball
A Blackwell special says Blackwell
| is assured railroad A letter was re-
ceived here from the railroad officials to-
day saying that the proposition was &C.
| ceUted Surveyors are at work. The
railroad will he completed IN ninety days.
The people are all excited.
II. H. Hagan yesterday cited an in
/ stance OF genuine good times. During
| this week three mortgages v ere taken up
and paid at his Office None OF the three
was due until September, 1898 The
mortgages were In the sums Of si00, $500
and $3.50.
The opening az Ramsay Bros. popular
store last ght was the occasion OF q
monster outDOuring OF people. The store.
upstairs and downstairs. was brilliantly
| Illuminated and presented an enchanting
appearances. Refreshments were served
and sweet music was rendered by the
| Mandolin club.
Millinery opening September q, 2s
and 20, Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, will have ON display the most sty-
lish line OF pattern hats, walking hats
| All ladies are invit q to examine my
| styles and prices Mrs. A. Il. Saunders,
| 107 Oklahoma avenue.
The north bound passenger trains have
| been little late for the past day or two,
and the crowds at the station have inter-
rogaton points on every feature The
bri delays are said to be caused by the
quarantine regulations az the stations,
three Of which are located on the Santa
Fe line between Temple and Galveston.
Yesterday Bunyon Leith a negro, was
arrested on the charge OF stealing a S2C
bill The bill was lost In bath room by
a travelling man. The negro, Leith. who
attended the bath rooms was questioned
about the money but declared be had not
found &c. Afterwards 10 was discovered
that he had found the money aud
spent 1t.
Postmaster Watson. OF FL Reno, will
not deliver mail 10 children under the age
Of l6 without a written order from theiI
parents. Heretofore, as soon as -ch oO
was out a rush was made for the post
Office by the children, and Uncle Sam
business was compelled TO come to q
standstil until an emphatic nothing
had been delivered TO each one I'm the
eager throng.
The members OF the National Aid asso.
citation met at the probate court rooms
last evening Mr.. Z. =. Hi'lerman acted
as chairman and George nj Detroit sec
retary. Judge Boles, j. l.. Calvert anC
ID. w Buckner were appointed commit
, tee TO draft bylaws and constitution anC
George Nj DETROIT. Frank Sarber and c
NJ. Dunbar were appointed committed
on arrangements.
The surgeon general Of the United
States today wired Governor Barnes q
take some precautions against the re,
, fugees from southern quarantined dis.
tricts. Acting upon this suggestion the
territorial board OF health wifi examine
all passengers on trains coming fIom thC
south and all baggage. No one will bt
permitted TO come into the territory from
' infected districts without proper certif-
, Gates and all baggage and mail win be
fumigatcd.