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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-07
Local Melanse.
neutrality-suspicious.
park tonight.

30 TO Island park tonight.
Real estate men are fighting knock.
ers."
Chas. Lindholm mas purchased the
Rev. Holt property.
All kinds Of railroaders are arriving,
says Nose Weinberger.
Bring back those base ball suits,
boys, or Mayor Berkey will have you
pulled
The Shakespeare club will meet at
the home of Mrs. U. c. Guss at O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
rhe Spooner Comedy Company has
arrived and tonight will open for one
week at Island Perk.
Lee Danford and j Brelnholt of
Polk, okla, did business with the
school laud department today.
Carrie Philips received word this
morning that her little neice had de-
parted this life at Sac and Fox agency:
Max Mayer, propr etor of the Rush,
is in New York City. He instructed
his manager To put on an extra force
To unpack the goods,
Miss Maud Green, Of Colorado, the
noted chalk talker, will give an Enter
tainment Tuesday evening, August 8,
at p. IN. Of the first NJ Il, Church
The press, a governors party and
other prominents will be the guests of
W. II Me~ten tomorrow night He
will give them a water melon feast.
j. BIO Ters, clerk OF Camp z Wood
men of the World. on behalf of the
lodge, exouerates Dr. Kim berly on the
charge of desertinR his wife and child.
Captain Byers has just made a trip
through Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tories in sea ch OF location, but has
returned ~ Guthrie perfectly satisfied
e stay.
Winfield Smith was offered $4,000
for his riumph build ng aud lot this
NOR ing, but refused it for the reason
that he receives 81, 200 annual income
from II
Undertaken Reder repo is the death
Mrs. Maria Elliott, I ur miles south,
nd Miss Neihe Homer, Of Crescent
City, He has buried 10 p ople nee
January 4.
f ank Miller living two miles ,ast
of I wn, has forty acr's of grsp
YIELD ng 81 900 bs W ich will be M Dc
into wine He purchased ten barre Is
% Fix Adler today for the arst lot
Louis Bagger & Co., patent attorneys
Of Washington. D. c., report that on
asst Tuesday Nelson h. Sturgis, res
A. rF fhsa nlaaa EannraN IA . lima b a
patent for Improvements In suspension
bridges.
Oscar Lenrer, leader of the military
land, is anxious &C. do something that
will give him big ame He CALI d
on Gov Barnes Saturday aud informed
nim Of his plans 20 Establish great
mi itsry baud t. Oklahoma by "A little
assistance I ON the chief of tn ill
O. ~ department n is b ,und 10 b,
the Sou~a Of oklahoma.
Cards braring the following have
en- received in the city; B rn t
Mr.. and Mrs Charles q. 10 very. st 81 ,
Joseph hospiie 5 Joseph. No Sun
day July 3Oth, 10 m a boy
Gilmore Oanta Low r.. Noiher and
e, will be at home, gle North Tenth
-treet, ST JOS ph, No, from Angus
10 TO Scptem Der J.,
Volume /, % /. Of the Oklahoma
Woo man is out IL is neatly print d
aud full OF frRte nal news The next
numb ber will be illustrated. There are
over 5000 mem bers of this orde in
Oklahoma. and the Woodman will be
their official organ 1t will further
the interest of the woodcratt ia okla
noma and Indian TerFitories.
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eNNNNNNNNNSNSN SNhNSNNNNNNNNS
To bring back vigor Snd happiness
drink Pabst Best Tonic.
Harper and Carl, one door West
of the Cyclone, conduct one of
the best appointed barber shops
in Guthrie Their aim is to please
their customers.
BALLARD'S SNOW LtNAMENTI
gives instant relief in cases Of bleed
ing, burns, bruises, scs'ds, cuts, etc
Price % q 4 SO cents Sold by F. y
d go .ne W hoa'er & Son
Do Not Put ON until tomorrow the duty
IS impure and you feel weak and weary. take
Hoods Sarsaparilla az once
Hoods Pills cure all liver Ills. Mailed
for a5 cents bv cl Hood g CO Lowell, Mass
SpPlding's baseball goods and Wright
& Dettson's tennis at Olsmith's.
HERBfNE is we'll adapted 70 the
cure of fevers of all kinds because Il
thoroughly cleanses the stomach and
bowels Of all bilious humors. and ex.
pels all impure secretions from the
| body. Price so cents, sold by 4. b.
Lille q Co. and Wheeler & Son.
Twenty-Five dollars will get you an
up TO date hammerless double barrel
shot gun this season at olsmith's.
For Rent Furnished south room
bath room ado" ing.-ll7 east Noble
avenue Mrs. 5. K. VanVoerhees.
Where the digestion is good, and the
general powers of the system in a
healthy condition, worms can find nc
habitation in the human body
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE mo-
only destroys every worm but correcti
all derangements Of the digestive or
gans. Price 25 cents. Sold by II. b
Lille 81 Co. and dWheeler & Son.
FOR SALE.--Six room house
finely finished, good WELL barn, pickle
fence, located on corner. Will sell q
a bargain. Inquire at ITO oklshoml
avenue. ID. II. GooDE.
For Sale-West Guthrie grist mill
Also good stock farm Eve miles from
Mulhall. Address Emil Utz, Guthrie
Okla.
Don't forget that RitzhauptI
Merchants Lunch, from 1890 (,
2 O'Clock daily, are popular dur
ing the heated term. The Iarg
poWer fans Keep the cafe cool ant
pleasant.
You might try cigar at olsmith'
the next time you want to smoke, an
feel the better for IL.
{ No one knows the unbearable tor
ture, the peculiar and agonizing pair
caused by piles unless they have SUI
fered from them. Many believe ther
incura ole. This is a mistake. Prope
treatment will cure them TABLER'
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is a
infallib cure. Price so C ia tubes 75'
Sold by f. B. Lille & Co. and Whoele
& Son
b For sale All the old frame built
ings on the lots OF Nathaniel McKaJ
corner OF Oklahoma and Division, th
, buildings TO be moved See M LuthC
! West.
Joseph Rodgers and George Woste
, holm's |. X l.. pocket knives at o
smiths.
Blotches and eXcresccnces, which S
often annoy people, are simply effort
of nature to throw of impediments
! the proper performance of her dutie
HERBINE win aid and assist natur
in he- work, and insures a skin cleI
and beautiful. entirely free from a
= imperfectiOns Price so cents, Sol
, by f. b. Lille & Co. and Wheeler
a Son.
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The Pilgrimage Of the Cryptic MasOns 10
Colorado VIA the santa Rs Route
In August will afford an excellent
opportunity for av, ryone who has not
yet taken his vacation, or who may
desire another outing, TO do so at min
imum expense The Santa Fe Will
tickets To Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo and return for 2S 10 on
August S, ard ?. Tieke S will be
limited 20 August al The Santa Fe
will run a spec al train of Pullmans.
which will leave Kansas City at 1880
p m. August g. Side trips To poiD Is
ot interest have been arranged and
fav, rable ra'es will be made 10 those
who iUke this train 4. j Corkins,
sgent, Guthrie, win be glad 20 furnish
copy Of itinerary, sell tickets, reserve
berths and supply information.
Weekly Leader one year and Farm
Journal tive years for only soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-07
IREEl FREEl FREEl

Life Siso Portrait, CrdyoH Pastel o.
Water Color, Free.
In order TO introduce our excellent
work we will make TO any one sending
us photo a life size portrait, crayon,
pastel or water color, free of charge,
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likeness and a highly artistic finish
guaranteed. Send ydur photo at once
to c. L. Marechai Art Company, las
Elm stree, Dallas, Texas.
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Of the meeting Of the committee that
IL meant business, and every effort 70
div dallv obstroct postpone action
on one xt or other, wa. sat down
upou witr an mphasi which Gu d
not be mistaken When such ID mo-
Gratis as J. j. Hastel. p. w. McMur-
ray, Col. John r. Taylor, Bob.
Hancock, Joe Casali. J. w Pierce, j
II Va deventer, [. n Johnson VIM.
Kicker, j Q. Brown, George Holt.
Frank Estes, aud OF ers of the COM
mittee warm no To he fact hat the
D mocratic party is not a machine TO
grind the grist u some particul ar So
called Democrat, but a great party
representing principles and IDEAS OF
government and measures for the het-
f.rnent - fh n..p.D whose iu ta-es .e
may rely upou IL tha political joboery
aud trickery will be relegated to the
rear in the management Of the party s
interests.
The following are the names Of the
Logan county Democratic comittee as
corrected from the list published iu
Saturdays Leader:
Spring Creek township WIN Kicker
Spring Vale townsbip--W. P. McMur
ray.
Cedar township-Robert Hancock.
Seward townships ) Nix
Springer township j J Hastell,
Orlando township j n vandeventer
! Bismarck towuship-W : Hickman
Marshall townshio-E Z Nugent.
Bear Creek township j II Casali.
! Iowa township-B T Earl
Crescent township G Brown.
Lawrie township n Johnson
Iron Mound township VIM Rross
Mulhall townshio-J w Pierce.
Guth~ie ownship-George Holt
Oak View township--James Lowell
Rose Hill township Frank Estes.
Woodland township-John burnett
). Cimarron township-Dr. Torrents
N. Cimarron TO ovnship J Weltou.
Antelope townsh p - Henry Clifford
City OF Guthrie-First ward, n LauX
Second ward Robert Movers; Thir
ward, John Sampsell; Fourth ward
L Calvert; East Fifth ward, - -
West Fifth ward, Mike White
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
EVERYTHING READY FOR
THE MONSTER BENEFIT
Managers Avoid All Expense and
VIII Turn Over Gross Re-
H. ceipts TO Reception
- .": Fund.

The last. meeting Of the theatrical man.
ayers was held yesterday morning and
the final business transacted for the mon
ster. benefit at the Orpheum to-day The
public Is again urged to be on hand
promptly at 1890 p. m, when the first
.number;+of the programme viii be Of
fered. e'
Among the companies to participate are:
Bates and the Frawley company; Tivoli
grand opera company Florence Roberts
and the Alcazar Stock Company; Morosco
grand opera company; specialties from
the Orpheum and the Chutes, and a host
OF Other*p professional talent.
NJ. Marx was appointed with Morris
Meyerfeldt IS cashier. Much Of the work
that pertains TO the stage devolves upon
Harry Orndorf, and "a vote Of thanks
was rendered that gentleman for his
valuable aid and also to the Globe Ticket
Company. which furnished great mum
Der of tickets free of cost.
. The. managers. request that all the ladies
Orpheum by l0:30 a. m Miss Charlotte
.Beckwith: sent in her name to the com
mittee yesterday and was. added to the
HIST of flower girls.
The beautiful souvenir autograph frame,
which embraces the original signatures OF
all the participants in; the benefit, will be
placed on exhibition to-day in the lobby of
the Orpheum. and bids for 1t will be re
ceiVed at the box office.
The doors will be upen at 1870 a. m
and there VIII be plenty of ushers to as
.stst In seating the audience quickly.
There has, not been a single dollar of
expense allowed by the theatrical man
receipts will be turned over to the eXecu-
tive committee.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
PLENTY OF WORK FOR
RETURNING VOLUNTEERS
Patriotic Merchants Will Re-employ
the Californians Who
EnliSted

No anxiety need be felt by the parents
and friends of the members of the First
California Volunteers that they will be
without positions when they return to
their homes When the brave young men
who compose the famous regiment enlist
ed many of their employers, imbued with
the same patriotism manifested by their
EMPLOYEES, publicly expressed their inten-
tion of holding open the positions va
Gated by them on entering the army Some
of the more generous promised to turn
over half-pay to the families of the men
during their absence, and many firms car
ried out these promises. There is not a
doubt in the mind of any person acquaint-
ed with the facts that an application for
a position from one of the California he
roes would be denied by the patriotic
merchants of this city.
AS an indication Of the high regard in
which the returning volunteers are held
bv their respective employers, The Call
herewith gives the names of a number of
corporations and firms who have posi-
tions waiting for the defenders of the
flag. The Union Iron Works has number
of representatives in the regiment and
they will return to their occupations as if
they were but on a vacation Every en-
ploye of the Southern Pacific system who
enlisted and who is able to work will be
provided for on his return. The Telephone
Company has provided places for its rep
street Railway Company, Lebenbaum s.
the California Sugar Refinery, Siebe Shoe
Company; Wells, Fargo & Co.; G. H
Umbsen, Firemens Fund Insurance Com
pany, Isidore Cutie and innumerable
other firms.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
COMPANY NJ SMELLS
THE BREAKFAST FUND
Rousing Benefit at Ellis Street
Armory Which Melted Many
Welcome Dollars

Out at the armory at S35 Ellis street
last night there was a great big enter
tainment and dance given for the benefit
of the California Volunteer breakfast
fund. 1t was given under the auspices of
Company NJ of the First Regiment and
was a rOusing success from start to
finish AS a result of the crowd that
packed the armory hall to the doors the
breakfast fund will be materially in
creased when an accounting is made to-
day.
The arrangements for the affair fell for
the most part on the shoulders of Mrs.
Florence Lawton, and although 1t was her
maiden effort at anything of the sort
there was not one detail overlooked.
Graeber's mandolin orchestra of thirty
pieces volunteered it's services, and not
only furnished music for the entertain
ment but for the dance which followed
The hero of the First Nebraskas. Will
liam c. GraySon the man who killed the
first Filipino and fired the opening shot
of the present unpleasantness, appeared
on the stage during the evening and
scarce got a chance to tell his story of
that event so loud and long was the
of which was excellently rendered, was as
follows:
Overture. Charles F. Graeber's Mandolin Club
of thirty pieces; flag dance. Phoebe Gibson
club swinging, c. Slamberg of the Olympic
Club; song, Miss Annie Mccullough. balm
solo. Newton c.. Linsley; magic. J. Warren
Keane; Spanish dance, Annie Berg; recitation
Thomas Hickey; lone Beresford and Maurice
Blum; acrobatics, The Barwards: dance "Iov-
ers' Quarrel" Freda REIN and Trlfena Prtch-
art: banioists. Evans and Meyers; comic reci-
tations Miss Ella McDermott.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17

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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
CLOSED THEIR PURSES
AGAINST THE FUND
Finance Committee Meets With
Some Flat RefusaIs From
Unexpected Sources.

Some people have not contributed TO the
reception fund according to their means,
and some who have been solicited have
fatty refused to add a cent to the sum
which is being raised to honor the home
coming of the California soldiers. The
finance committee announced yesterday
that the following had refused to yield to
the persuasions of the soliciting commit
tee: Sutter-street Railroad Company
which stated that it had not contributed
a cent to ANYTHING in fifteen, years;
Maison Richie. Thomas Magee and Kemp
key, Gillian & Sawyer One of the mer-
chants of the wholesale district contrib
uted a dollar and the committee voted to
return 1t to him. il was thought that
he probably needed 1t more than those
in charge of the reception.
1t is roughly estimated that the Arion
benefit will net about $1,000 over and above
the necessary expenses, which were in
the neighborhood of $500.
The. committee received the following
telegram from Pauline Miller Weinschenk
dated at Chicago:
sent you contribution of IS to-day for
our glorious soldier boys. Shall always
remain loyal TO California and its gen.
erouS hearted people"
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
An Aggregation Of Histrionic Tai
ent Seldom Witnessed on Any
Stage Will Appear at the No
table Performance.
Elaborate Exhibition Of Brilliant Pyrotechnics
on Land and Water Will Blaze Forth a
Fiery Welcome to the Returning Cali
fornia Volunteers.

vate displays to add to the din and the
glare.
There were present yesterday at the
meeting of the committee A. NJ. Law
renee (chairman), T. T. Williams. G. B.
Stone, G. Godart and Mr. Hanlon. After
discussing the plans in all their details
the committee decided that $500 was the
least 1t could get along with, and Will
make a requiSition on the executive COM
mittee for that amount.
Ten distinct displays are programmed,
to be placed at the following LOCALITIES:
South side of Market street at its inter-
section with East. Second, Fourth, Sew
Kearny and Geary Mason and Turk, City
Hall avenue and Market, Van Ness ave-
nue. and Oak
The order placed with the California
ing pyrotechnics which will be divided
equally Between the ten localities men
toned: Two thousand pounds OF red hre,
twenty-five pounds of green fire, forty
eight twelve-inch shells, twenty-fouI
eighteen-inch shells. thirtysiX four-pound
hanging chain rockets, twenty-four two
pound willow tree rockets. thirty-slx
three-pound prismatic rockets, thirty-slx
two-pound exhibition rockets and twenty
batteries of three dozen roman candles
each In addition to this 130 "Hirayma'
Japanese bombs have been purchased,
which are said TO be the finest fireworks
of the description that are made.
Many propositions to add to the Drill
consideration of the committee. 1t is pro-
posed to illuminate the entire length OF
Van Ness avenue with the rays from two
powerful searchlghts. Plans are being
perfected TO build huge bontires on irwin
Peaks. while the sky will be turned to a
ruddy hue by the glare OF great quanti-
ties of red fire which will be burned on
Telegraph Hill and Bernal Heights.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17

SCENE FROM THE NEW DOMINON' AT TODAYS BENEFIT.

increase of the appropriation of $3.50 for
the fireworks to the larger sum, and their
efforts were crowned with success
The contractors who are stringing the
electric lamps for the night decorations
had dozen men at work on the ferry
building yesterday, and number of the
strung with the lamps Several electric
stars were placed in position and some
thing very artistic in the way of cleo
trical decoration has been evolved
Inside the building the arches in the
grand nave are being fitted up with tulip
colored lamps in red. white and blue, and
the Native Daughters who have kindly
assumed charge of this feature are work
ing ndustriously Head Electrician
Thron turned on the colored lights last
night and the effect was beautiful. The
word welcome built entirely of electric
lights. will face the volunteers from the
north and south windows.
A carload of ferns and fir trees arrived
yesterday, and will be used to cover the in
the broad keystones will be graced by the
national colorS and shields. American
and bear flags will be hung in profusion
and two huge bears made out of appro-
pirate material are to be suspended at
each end of the nave
Sanborn Vail & Co. purchased 300 tick
cts for the Ukiah excursion and will give
$50 of their employees a half-holiday when
the California volunteers arrive. There is
a large demand for tickets and the Har-
Dor Commissioners are anxious to secure
additional boats to handle the crowds that
will witness the naval parade.
Assistant Chief Wharfinger George H.
S. Dryden, chairman of the committee on
noise, received notice from the San Mateo
and the Preside and Ferries roads that
the steam whistles will blow from their
respective powerhcuses at Thirtieth and
San Jose avenues and on Union street
when the transport Sherman Is sighted.
Mr.. Dryden desires to announce the ar.
rival Of the California volunteers in every
part of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
has written poem for the programme of

has written poem for the programme OIL
the Tbe big R%tcbeTs 1gGfe9 Board of Trade held
meeting. Tuesday night in the AIcaZaa s az
building. and in view of the TACT tnat 50
many Of the members are connected win VIZ
fraternaI organizations that are 10 pa.
rade t deGlaed ns T Roa BODY be o show that the
hoard is in accord with the moVeineIC ! - l
fund It was also decided that the mem
hers should close their respective places
of business at o'clock in the a1terno3pn lp
ToHrnevmen Butchers Association, an
opportunity to parade :. ~ =
< baseball game will be played at the
media next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
for the benefit of the fund. Ine con-
testing teams will be made up, up OF b,,yipnes y8uns
men well known in social ana nd ouSitleS9 ISL 70
circles All Alameda Will turn OUT u
santa cruz will furnish 800 of her finest
redwood and fir trees for decofati4a ifH per- per
sonally soliciting subscriptions to qe1ray
the expenses of cutting and gatherlhs
'HS W. De D. saylor and George Lang have
Pythias STf as aids to the grand marshal
William Tell, followed by by, two nyeceSe SwiSs the
San francisco Grulti Verein in the pa
The The various parlors of the Native Sons rs
P Dockery of California Parlor No. as
The Chinese merchants who have con-
trihuted to the reception fund want
something for their money Tney 1eas{ tnink naas
along Kearny street. and to this end all
Of them have signed petition ~, to the the paf af
march The Kearny-street merchants
also think that they have been sllghted
and they have appended their names 10
The remnant of California's first volun- 2hn1-
teers-the men who shouldered their
muskets in 1S61-wish to honor the fighters
Of 1885 There are about thirty m t5is SHTvX9fs sf9F
during the Civil War. and they have re-
quested to have a place assigned them in
At a meeting of Division Marshal Sha-
hon and his aid of the Foresters last
ut, it was decided that all the aids lGs
MD visit the various courts of the
Icoresters of America to urge full turn
out of all members and that on the mght
of the parade all courts assemble at the
Alcazar building.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-17
PENSION GRANTED A
SOLDIERS WIDOW

The Government has granted a pension
m Mrs. Reinhold Richter, widow of Cap
tain Richter. who led Company l, First
California Volunteers, at the battle of
MaIate. July 81, 1S9S Captain Richter re-
ceived wounds in this engagement from ON
only commissioned officer of the regiment
who was killed in the Philippines. and he
was the first of the Galifornians lsd shot; 81 It;
son nor month from the date of her 'hus-
band's fnG as death. and an additional sum of
s. per month for each of her 1,s four I'm minor
TIE nension was secured through the
efforts of Attorney w. B. Benchley; who
volunteered his services. Mrs. Richter s
home is at 1909 Buchanan street.