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X. r. BOOTH co.
1904 Chestnut ST., Phila., Pa.
Home Office, No. 70 East 2oth ST.,
New York City.
AUCTION SALES.
RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & co. ,ArCTs.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON < co, AUCTS.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
FIXTURES, INCLUDING sH ELNING,
COUNTERS, OFFICE, SHOW CASES,
WALL CASES. CASH REGISTERS,
LARGE IRON SAFE, LETTER PRESS.
ETC, CONTAINED IN STORE No
1913 PA AVE. NV, LATELY OCCU-
PIED BY 4. q. SPALDING BROS.
On TUESDAY MUkNINU. IA NUAhI Is,
1898, at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell the en-
tire fixtures, ETC.. Contained in the above
store; terms, cash. RADCLIFFE, SUTTON
* Co, AuCts. Jal4-3dNs-em
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Sensible Man!

From the Springfield Republican.
The governor Of Kentucky sent his mes
sage TO the newspapers and then forgot
TO send II to the legislature.
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A Peculiarly Of Physicians

From the Augusta, Ca, HeraldD
tits strange that some doctors are averse
TO taking the medicine they prescribe for
their patients.
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Amended Advice.

tFrOm the Chicago News.)
Always look on the bright side OF things
and if you are buying them it is well
to look on both sides.
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More LATITUDE for the Scorcber.

(Fronn the Los Angeles Times.)
Bicycle frames are now being made OF
PAPER They should be good kindling for
q ScOrchPr.
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By virtue of a certain dee Of trust. dated
September Is, 1895, aud reCor ded ia liber
2O46, folio PSI ct. seq. one OF the land
records or the District or COluWb ta. and
at the request OF the holders OF the notes
secured thereby, we will sell at public
s Az bI IN fyont q Tie premises; oSS5
at 4 O'Clock 2. n, the folio wing described
real estate. situate in the county Of Wash
fngton, District OF Columbia, tO-wit: All
that part OF lot number ell one CD OF Nor
ment's subdivision of Betsy Buffers estate.
contained in the following metes and
bounds: Beginning at stone planted on
the north side OF the MIX House Ford road.
being the southwest corner OF the original
lot numbered one III; thence north along
the west line of said lot one %, one hum
dTed and seventy-five feet Q75): thence
MIX House Ford road, fortyf eet( 400: thence
In SouthweSterly course parallel with TIE
first line mentioned, to the nor tE side OF
said road. one hundred and seventy-fivs
u70l feet; thence along said Milk House
Ford road forty ti0j feet, to the beginning.
containing seven thousand $4,000 square
feet OF ground, more or less.
Terms of sale: One-haIf U2l of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, balance
twelve tl2j months, with interest at six
go per cent per Rnnum, secured on tbs
property sold; or ali cash, at the option
OF The purchaser. deposit OF fifty
dollars $50 will be required at the tins
OF sale All conveyancIng and recor ding
DIT purchasers cost Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten t1Ol days from
day OF sale, or the Or US tees reserve the right
70 resell at the risk and cost OF def aulting
purchaser, or purchasers, after five (5)
days, previous advertisement of suCh resale.
ROBT. K. L. WHITE,
GEO. W. WHITE,
Trustees.
Webster Law Bldg, No. 6O5 . St NV
Inc above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1898, at
same hour and place.
ROBT. E. L. WHITE,
GEO. w. WHITE,
Trustees
The above sale is further postponed until
SATURDA Y, JANUARY Is, 1898. at same
hour and place, by order OF the trustees.
The above sale is further POSTPONED until
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Like a Tooth Pulled.

(From the Chicago News.l
Adversely sometimes brings mans good
points out 10y the roots.
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senator McI.aurin Conyalescent.

Senator McLaurin of South Carolina,
who has been i'll at his home in this city,
for a number Of weeks, is conyalescing.
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StolI guarantees shoes that he Is selling
at S2.67 during his great sale, TO he worth
So today.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative BroIno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IT failsto cure
26c. The gen uiue has l.. u. @ on each tablet
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j. z. FRECHIE & CO., general auctioneers,
3l6-1S 9Th st. NV: personal attention
given to sales at private residences. stores,
factories, dssgneeS, receivers. executors,
real estate, stocks, bonds. etc
de4-3mo-pm
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Phenomenal bargains in both Mems and
Women's Shoes at Stoll's Great Shoe sale
today.
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Are the two inducements that are
SLIDING you buy now. Credit we al
ways give to all who want IT "A little
4 week or a little a month which
ever suits yoo. Bot we do not always
give such prices as we arc quoting
now. Our stock-taking showed Us
we had too much on hand and we
are taking the NEST rapid methods to
reduce it. We've put prices down to
about half level. Coul5 you find a
better time to buy.
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FOR SALE HORSES q CARRIAGES

FOR SALE-SiDgle-horSe wagon; hand
made: AL condition: suitable for grocer
or baker. Address WAGON, this office.
jaiS-3t-om
FOR SALE-One good coupelette and
pha eton, nearly new. Apply in rear OF
900 III st. NV. ja15-7t
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The above sale is further postponed until
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18TH, 1898. at
same hour and place, by order of the trus-
tees.
ja1 6-d& dis
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-sToRY
FRANZ DWELLINGS. on MILK HOUSE
FORD ROAD, NEAR BRIGHTWOOD.
u. G..
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Circulation Statement.

Co0uavB .catioHS ilteadeE for publication
IA The Tunes should Be terSelg and plainly
srritteR aRd must Ia all eases Be accompanied
6y The name and address OF tie lcriter. Re
.jected communications tciu aat be preserved.
ard only manuscripts Of obcjoUs Importance
tciH BE- returned 20 tier authors
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Readers Of The Times rho mag az any
time Be unable 10 procure copies Of q at day
,,e,cs stand, railroad station OF oR railroad
trans triH confer q JaUOr upon tie manage
iaeg by sending TO lbs cf,ce Information Of
lie fact
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The above sale is further postponed until
SATURDA Y JANUARY ., 1898, at same
hour and place, by order OF the trustees.
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THEIR Souls LEAK.

SinkHer 0ri1iH Tears Dorm NE BlOok-
houses Of siH Wiu' Groat TigOr.
The eolored populace is greatly
stirred mp over Sinkiller Grinin's ex-
hortations lie .ertains from 300 to
600 people nightly by using Hotchkiss
guns on Satan's local fortihcations.
In u peroration last night he shouted
" Wherefore, you black scoundrels,
does the turpitude Of your souls leak ?
/ knows. You'se been playing craps
craps, / done say You'se dallying
with God now, but ST. Peter'll grab
you by de nape OF de neck and shake
dem horse dice outen your souls. Oh,
women, wives OF all desc men, you
can't operate TO cover up your sins by
eopious capitalization OF smokeless
powder. whyfore that why you souls
leak
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CITY In BRIEF.

Work on the foundation for Coyle's
oil mill was begun this morning.
Eugene Osborne, colored, is under
arr st charged with burglary.
Lost-A leather card case. Finder
please return TO New York Hardware
store. Mrs. Mac Morris.
If
Residents OF East Guthrie complain
Of the promiscuous shooting of Flobert
rides by small boys.
Jack Murphy was bound over ty
Justice Morgan today on the charge of
robbing Chas. Kerns ofSl4.
George Barnet of Oklahoma City has
been left sl5, 900 in cash by an uncle
who died at Rodk Island, Ill.
p O. Cassidy, formerly OF this city,
is Democratic candidate for probate
judge of Pottawatomie county.
The two girls who ran away to meet
their soldier lovers at Newkirk, were
returned to the city this morning.
For RENT,-A nice south front, dou-
bic room, with board IL desired. Mrs
Geo. Il. Mundy, 322 w. Oklahoma Ave
42-tf
Harry Williams, charged with high
way robbery was bound over vester
day by commissioner Fred Pfendler.
E. c. Hamell, astudoa. at the Norman
University, has been arrested aud TAX
en- TO Arkansas on charge of s, due
I on.
We notice that the majority Of men
| I,
The most noise with their mouths in
public.
Probate Judge Foster Is to-day try
| ny the case of the s. N. Long Syrup
ompany OF st. Louis VS.. the Coyle
Mercantile company.
C. d. Glaze and Mrs. Bell Mccoy were
married yesterday i'm Arkanss Is ity.
rhey arr we'd home last night and will
90 10 housekeeping on Broad street.
Bill Wilson, saloon keeper at Geary
last night shot and killed Crate Huds-
peth, OF lei Reno, b. other of the city
marshal of lei Reno. during quarrel.
Yost and Densmore Typewriters,s sec
ond hand, as good as new, from S25 70
$50, sold on the installment plan IL
desired. Address Millison Ofice Sup
ply Co , Wichita, Kansas. 42l2
Material for the Anderson block
building awning ar ived to-day, and
will be placed in position at once. The
awning will be Of steel and self-sup-
porting. IL will add greatly to the
looks Of the building.
w. II Coyle to-day let the contract
for all the machinery necessary for the
oil mill to the Buckeye iron works, OF
| Dayton Ohio. The contract amounts
to $50, 900. The work will be rushed
10 completion.
This morning the north bound Santa
ke pas enger train had attached Vice
President Seeley's car. Mr.. Seeley was
on his way from his home ia Galveston
to Chicego, lie had quite a party OF
friends with him as his guests lie Is
third vice president OF the Santa Fe
| system
Sinkiller Griffin will close his revival
in this city tonight. Sinkiller posses
ses melodious voice and translucent
how OF la guage and during his stay
here he has converted 200 negro wo-
men. Tonight he will baptize a dozen
recruits and close his series OF meet
ings with two sermons. The first will
be, 4" Safe in the arms OF Jesus" The
second, To hell with Spain
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drrln.S WORK


Miss Itice schneu aud Mr. ChorIea q. Lo,r-
ery 70 We'd sunday Morning.
Miss Alice Cecilia Schnell. daughter
Of Col A. C. Schnell and Mr. Charles
Gilmore Lowcry will be united ia mat
rimony on Sunday, July %, at $50
o'clock a m, at the home OF the brides
parents, on Broad street
The wedding viii be quiet, only the
relatives aud few intimate friends Of
tte contracting parties being invited.
After the ceremony the couple will
take the morning train and go East for
a months bridal trip. Father Meter
will perform the ceremony.
Miss Schnell is one OF the best known
and most popular young ladies in
Guthrie, and no social event is com
pletc without her presence Mr. Low
cry came to the territory from Des
Moines. la where he was engaged IL
the banking business six years. lie !,
now travelling Tor the Smalley Manu-
featuring company, Of Chicago, and Is
courteous and worthy young man
The LEADER extends conRratulationl
TO the happy couple in advance.
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with such positions, so covered by en-
trenchments, no army in the world equal
to ours in numbers could have dislodgcd
ponderance in artillery.
one Of the most striking facts Of the
campaign IS that the Santiago expedition
was insunioienuy equipped with field
guns; but even had we three times as
many field guns, # would stul DE true
thet We were absurdgy wrong In our no.
ton OF the lighting capacity OF the Span
sh troops, and Of the value OF those pre-
paratlons fer defence. While FOR three or
four days our army was encampcd on
came a common remark Of field and COM
paHy officers that any enemy with small
degree OF enterprise could attack Us
there ana eaisly do us great damage IT..
indeed, he could not rout us and drive us
back pin confusion. so crowded and jun
blod was our camp ana SO imperfect ON
formation. A higher ridge to the west
ward Of our center. which was not thoro-
ughly piclcr~i, would have afforded him
command Of our entire position. But not
even n demonstration was made against
MS II was only when it was thought that
the spanlards We're erecting now and
more monaclng works In the vicinity or
caney, which might enhlado aur right.
that Gen. shaftors determination 20 move
at once was announced.
The season for the Spanish Indifference
20 our position and also for the very fec
BILE resistance which they made to our
advance near sevnla, 4 no longer far to
seek. They had chosen the decisive ba,-
tie grounds and there alone ala they
wish % fight. Their confidence ia the
strength Of the San Juan position was
entirely justified. The wilderness IN vir-
ginla presented far lees difficulties TO
greatest part of Il IS densely covered with
young timber underground. intorlaced
with throny vines. or snbbed with ma
mru 0bbottis OF cnou, palmcttoes and
bramhles The roads were originally lit
lie mone than Hind travles. every one
which afforded a hundred opportunities
for an ambusoado. on Friday, July !.
IN moving through the timber towards
San Juan ridge. some Of Wheolers rcgi.
ments became seriously mixed up. OWNS
10 the utter impossibnlty Of moving
straight forward m anything like regu-
commanding battalion Of the third ca.
vairy, when he nua..y approached the op-
en- space across which the dash was made
Tor the right OF iho san Juan position.
found himself surrounded by men OF two
however, OF his own. IBo did not hesi-
tate. 1t was not moment for hesitation
Mauser bullets and shrapnel were sing.
ing thick and fast through the air. and
men were falling on every side. Morton
put an the men near him into line. and
when MAJ. Vessels. oommanab,g m.
third gave me order 70 charge. he leo
the forward obHquetly bcdind the frst
battalion under MAJ jackson and quick
~ took the most advance position on the
right driving the spaniards from a ha-
cienda house which he found there. back
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LOCAL WAR TOPICS.

Major Stone Rcftua. for Horses -HOir me
Hoys are Fari,O at ~ Reno.
Major John f. Stone, and Privates
will Taylor and Burt Ray came over
from I'll Reno this morning to pre- cure
horses for Major stones command.
Phil Rosenbaum is captain OF a com
pany at South MaAlester.
1t is said the volunteers will not
move from El Reno for two months. d.
The LEADER is in receipt OF cola
borated letter frcm Sergeant Bert Law
erty, Corporal Paul Foster, Corporal L.
" Martin and Private Filson. The
boys say army life at El Reno is very
pleasant, when the rations are not
considered.
Four ball clubs have been organized
among the troops at lei Reno.
Secretary Jenkins and Attorney Sam
Overstreet have received letters and
kilograms from Capt McGinuis and
the Oklahoma Rough Riders left at
Tampa asking that an effort be made
TO send them to Porto Rico.
Lieut.. James Wheeler passed the re
quired physical examination at FL
Reno, yesterday, and is now at work
drilling Captain Boynton's company.
The boys OF company c, CLoweryt
company ehipped in and bought tn,
company bull deg five dollar collar
for scoring victory over Capt. Barne,
mascot. The Perry crowd are bounc
20 make their mark in the lighting
line.-Perry Enterprise.
Acting Adjutant Pert orner says
s2soo will be received by the territor,
within few days from the govern
ment for equipping the remainder oi
the military companies OF the terri
tOrV
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Personal MENTION.

J cheatham is reported very sick.
e. otto, Of Baltimore, is in the city.
H.K. Webb is here from Kansas City.
W. $. Gildemeister is over from Chan.
dler.
John Bla,tner is over from King
asher. C-AS
Warren Bennett is over fro,o i'aw-
huska.
Mrs. Sam Warren is visiting in Bur.
lingtor Iowa.
George Todd, Of the townsite board
is back from Perry.
superintendent S N. Hopkins Is ex-
pected home from Washington tomor-
row.
Heydon Gray wants divorce from
his wife, Euuice, on the ground Of
abandonment.
Mrs. j. =. Barton, cand date for
superintendent OF schools in KAY eoun.
ty, is in the city.
Gov. Barnes went from Alva to III
Reno, and will be absent from the city
until Thursday.
VIM. Black, manager Of the Anheu-
ser Busch Brewing Co., has returned
from territorial trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Bali will leave in
he morning for Colorado TO be absent
the remainder of the summer.
X. Humphrey, local manager OF tn,
Arkansas City Milling company, wen
TO Arkansas City this morning.
George johnson, Hotel Royal por
ter. is taking in the Sunday schoo
convention at Oklahoma City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurlock will leave fo
| Colorado us soon as Mrs. Seurlock II
able TO travel. She is some better 70
day.
D. l.. Sammis and family left ycster
day for Peabody, where they will re
side. Mr.. Sammis has large cold stor
age interests there, which demand hi
tention.
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gagcmont." How, in the name OF all that
Is military. Gems. Wheeler ana Kent or
any one else. coull determine beforehand
whethr this attmpt would bring in a gem
crai engagement S. certauly beyond hu-
man conjecture. AhI Set it seems strange
that determined assault, with the frli
strength OF our line, on the best and mos:
prominent position of the enemy. with our
right wing at the same time hammering
away at commanding stronghold on his
lert flank. could De ordered without the
accompanying supposuon that q general
eneagement must follow. ono ;hlng Is
certain; that the enthusiasm of the men
ana Officers was such that. once started.
tholr advance could nor have been check
cd even by orders from the major general
until they had driven the enemy from the
crest Of the opposite ridge. Unsunted
credit De- due TO their ardor IN attack and
To- their Subsequent stoadiness I'm defense
% that which they had gained.
II was only as the stalwart bluo-brown
line Of the Amerncans hurled the Span
lards back from the deep trenches in
which the latter had been hidden. ana
took their places as possessors OF DOM
mating position. that the whole panorama
OF the hght was unfoidcd to those who
were carefully watching It from the cx-
posed vantage point OF Grimes hin.
Between g and miles to the northeast
ward the iasistent firing % IAwton's ar
unery could be marked distinctly
First the white pun OF old fashioned
powder. What seemed to DE many seconds
would tick away before the dun round de-
tonation reached the ear; lastly. through
The glass. around the base Of the old
church. converted into blockhouse. near
the upper end OF the town, or else upon
ihe ramparts OF the "stone fort" above
IL. great masses of dirt and dust were
seen GO rise. showing that tho shell had
struck and had exploded at or near its
mark. A mist hung over the lower foot
hills, however, aad only whore n deeper
fringe Of vapor noated over the edge of
the valley could the line Of our infantry
men be made out Il was, OF course. much
Ia advance OF the artillery position, which
was a sharp pointed. pyramid shaped hill.
10 our right rear The steady pop-pop OF
Lawton's rifles, answered by tho Spanish
AT loaser and longer intervals. was cheer
ing enough, as well because Il proved the
eoolness ana deliberauon of our marks
men, as that 81 indicated an uncompro-
missing onward movement.
Tho firing continued heavier on the
risht throughout the whole OF the first
day than It was on the ieft Nowhere
was better demonstrated the fact that
position and defensive works were the
chief reliance of the enemy, This carried
with it the corrollary that these two fac
tors had been lmmOnsely understanding
by our general Officers. II was a marvel
% every Hshtary man who surveyed the
field after we had secured possession Of
the whole Spanish line. how we ever had
heen able % do il. Tsey an declared thai
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CAVALRY TROOP ORGANIZED

Chief OF Police Cochran. Captain; D. 4.
Johnston and Shocicv LfeHeIidnts
Yesterday Oklahoma county's indie
pendent troop OF cavalry was organized
and an election OF officers was had at
the police court room, says the okla
hOman. Following are the officers /:
Captain, L. L. Cochran; FIRST lieutenant,
ID. A. Johnson, Oklahoma City; second
lieutenant, City Marshal Shockey, Of
Perry, sergeants, Ralph Cochran, -
Stone, 49, Church we'll, II. B. Mitchell
and A. w. Mcdonald; corporals, Tom
Dyer, B. II. Emerson, Joseph Stafford
and -- Radcliffe. The balance of
the eorporals will be selected later.
The troop will be offered TO the gov
ernment. Gov. Barnes states that he
will use his influence to secure the
troops acceptance.
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HOW The TROOPS
F. JGHT At san JUAN

El Paso. near Santiago De cuba, July s,
or most great lights it IS probably true
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rront tho lose General como ,,tion yop can
~ " '9 '
ne ''''n ol '"' sroun' on "'H'N 'ne
battle OF San Juan took place peculiarly
illustrates this fact The enemy. behind
rrecpiy masked br,Astworks on the east
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ms ehieiy by 'he Houhu oil MS N'"eS o.
Even from the summit OF The hin at our
LEFT center, on which Grimes battery was
postcd ana which afforded "a fine general
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TIoyi-F FIeicher.

Chandler News:-Tuesday evening,
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. 4. w.
Hoyt occurred the marriage OF Miss
Zoe Fletcher and Mr.. Fred ~ Hoyt.
Bishop Brooke ofliclatad ia the pres.
enee Of relatives aud friends A dain-
~ supper was served, following the
congratulations OF the guests Mr.
and Mrs doyt will go to housekeeping
m the handsome cottage just built by
Mr.. hoyt on north Marvel avenue. AS
cashier Of the Lincoln County State
Bank Mr.. hoyt has become we'll known
as al agreeable, efficient business man
lie is 10 be heartily congratulated up
on winning so pretty aud ~insome a
girl for his wife as Miss fletcher Is
Both bride aud groom bave lived in
Chandler since the early days and have
won many friends, whom the News
joins 10 wishing the young couple God
speed.
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To whom it may concern:.--Taken no
ticc, that hereafter all health ordi-
nances of the city will be strictly en-
forced, and no person Will be permit.
ted TO dump stable manure or any kind
of garbage in the city limits, or wi h.
in one mile thoreof.
by order Of the Mayor and City Coun-
ell.
42-3t City Clerk.