The Guthrie Daily Leader from Guthrie, Oklahoma • Page 3

THE DAILY LEADUH, UUTH1UJ2, OkLAUoMA 41 II on. ARNdLD OF EL RENO IS APPOINTED. A PRACTITIONER OF MUCH MERIT, And Life-Long Deinotrtt-Clradaite of til L'nWartli) of l.ouUttlle, Ki ntilrkj, Tim Ofllro Vmjn it Salary nr 1300 a Ynr anil l-Thn lt'Mt Mile llonnrnt hy the Appointment of Omiit Mull. Dr. J.

A. Arnold, of El Reno, was yesterday appointed by Governor Renfrew to llie olllcc of superintendent of the territorial bor.rd of health. There were quite a imtnbt of prominent applicants for the position. Dr. Arnold is a good man and a sterling Democrat.

He eamo to Olda-lioma when the country was thrown open to settlement, and Ik one of the prominent citizens of Kl Reno and the nestftide. He has been a practitioner since the year 18 0, aniWn a graduate of the medical university nt Louisville, Kentucky. The oflice of superintendent of the board of health pays a Balary of J500 a year nnd some fets, and taken altogether, is very good oflice. The appointment of Dr. Arnold will meet with universal intisfaction.

There is yet two oillces on the board of health to be filled that of vice-president ai.d ecretary. MELICAN MAN, NOW, OUM LONQ OF HONQ KONQ NATURALIZED. IS Proceeding In the DUtrlct Cnurt Yrttrr- (lay-John Llnyil I'lentl Utility ror(cry-Niw Cntm rilrd Cox Cmo Still On. A BRILLIANT EVENT. Do Tlir Ladle of the Kplnropal Chiirih TlieumeUrn l'mutl.

The dancing party and supper given at the opera house last night by the guilds of the Episcopul'ehurch was one of the most enjoyable events of the season. A large crowd was present and the floor was tilled with fair ludies and chlvulriu men, who danced the light fan us tic to sweet strains furnished by Professor Young and wife. Delicious refreshments were served by the guild ladies, who managed by their warm hospitality und winning graces to make every one joyful. Those prebcnt wore: Mr. nnd Mrs Greer, Mr.

and lire. Hilton, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C.

llarucs, Mr. and Mrs. Van Voorhees, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dinn Johnston, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Searcoy, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Salmon, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey, Mr. and Mr.

Sevie, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. Williams. Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. llarnes, Mr. and Mrs F.

II Lucas, Mr and Mrs. Hart, Mr. und Mrs. Cunningham, Misses Lowe, Cunningham. Colin, Mur phy, Pentecost, Ovcrbaj, Wicks, Cor-bctt, Illuebaugh, Levy, Kansas City, Katie Collar, lllockic Jamison, Mattio Wood, EtHe Dunbar, Ethel Horner, Mabel Painter, Ruble Ji.ues, Ramsay, Galloway, llodenheimer, Ilurni, Mills, llamson.

Messrs II. W. Pentecost, Dick Reeves, Harry Painter. Harry Overbuy, Frnuk Laux, Cohen, Lloyd Cattle, Louis Pitis. Geo.

Willis, Jay Mann, George Paine, Ed Lyon. Ed ICennuu, Will felts, Edgar Jones Clias. I.aux. L. M.

Tarlton, L. R. Delnucy, Colonel Ellis. Alva llnxter, John Goloble, Prank Sarber, Jerry Corbet C. Thompson.

Dr. Ilroad foot. Dr. Hughe-, R. Havighorst.

Dr Stnlon, Ilert Cunningham, Nelson Stone, Walter IVlnnd, Sam Wisby, Chas. llrewcr, Clarence Elerick, Pert Orner. Tlie Cox perjury caie ts still on trial In the United States court A large number of witnesses were examined yesterday, nnd Prosecutor Speed seems to bn making a strong ease against the defendant. The case will not go to the jury before Saturday evening. John Lloyd, charged with forging check for 810 on the Arm of Murray A.

Williams, pleaded guilty in the district court yesterday and was sentenced to servo a term of ninety dnys in jail by Judge Dale. Lloyd is a luilf-wittbd sort of a fellow, and his mother is obliged to remain with him. The court inado the hentenco as light us possible. Gum Long, a Chinaman from the celestial empire, was granted naturalization papers in district conrt yesterday. Mr.

John Deveraux was admitted to the bar. The following new cases were filed yesterday: Guthrie National Hank, .1. W. Mc-Neal, president; and W. J.

Horsfall, cashier; vs, Joseph Stlles.county treasurer; injunction Steven Aekermnn, vs. James Sullivan, et al. school board No. 78, Logun county, mandamus. Hetty L.

Jarrctt, vs W. Painter and G. Garret', injunction. CITY AND COUNTRY. Haps and Mlnhupior Day, nnd 1'ertlneut 1'erstmal I'olnti.

a medium, will seance at the Miss May Howard, hold spiritualistic opera house Saturduy. Thomas Deal has hud a telephone placed In his lumber ofllee. Reynolds Hrown of Mulhall and II. Harmon of Yukon were commissioned notaries yesterday. Judge II.

Green has returned from a visit to his brother in Denver. Miss Iliockie Jamison, deputy register of deeds of couuty, came down from Newkirk yesterday for a visit witli friends. Miss Kale Collar has returned from Oklahoma City. It develops that the sudden death of Nelson V. Illee, the Pawnee chief was not murder but suicide.

Ministers of the oity will hold a meeting in the Victor block this morning The Stillwater board of trade was oigani.ed Wednesday night with the followlngoflirers: F. C. Hunt, president; Clias Grow, secretary; 11 E. Hand, treasurer: W. .1.

Hamilton, vice-pres'dent; directors; F. Hunt, E. Hodges, J. S. Workman.

Chas. McGraw, O. M. Kyler, F. WlkoiT, Chas.

Knublock. DEMOCRATS WILL ASSEMBLE EVERY EVENINd. PROGRAMME OF THE MEETINGS. Oootl 8peakrr Will He Out to DtfeuM the City Campaign andlllve lleanonii Why I lie lti publliau tlmiR Should Uo- Lrt r.vrrj lalthfnl Ward Wurker he im Hand. The Democratic city central committee has arranged for holding ward meetings this week as follow: KllinAY N10IIT, 7:30.

Second ward: Corner of Division and Noble avenue, Labor Exchange store. West Fifth: At Caper's store. SATURDAY NIOI1T, 7:30. First ward: At Capital park band stand. East Fifth: At Union Labor hall, Second nnd Vilas streets.

Ct.ostxq. Monday night, April 2nd, at opera house. BSnEKEEl F. B. Lillie Co.

IAK Till l.AUUKST STOCK OT "rT niffil Drugs, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Books, Stationery, in the Territory. PAINTERS SUPPLIES A SPECIALTV. Come and see our Wall 1'ijicr ami get samples. i'nces made to suit the times. F.

B. VICTOR LILLIE CO. BLOCK, HARSISON AV. I IJlilt xLiililE liJU.1 I HI I EVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT IN OKLAHOMA SHOULD HAVE CORRECT RECORDS. THE BOOKS PROVIDED BY STATUTE Dritmi Up nnd Compiled tjjr Kmlneiil I'm-friooriii According lo Statutory Knduraed hy Uev.

I), Cameron, Trrrltorl.il Huperlulendeut-Published and Fur ale hy "The Ou.hrle Only Correct ami Approved I'urun I'uulUlied. J. A. Ckviksiiank. H.

COSKIIN. Notice. Tnwlioin it tim concern: N.itli-i' Is lirreli) itUiu Hint Jam. 11m ne ha till day filed lil petition for llccn.i liquor In Guthrie. LuKun I (Iklnhnmn, and thai nh-ji'i'llnti tn llie same re(tlllii' li I nx Im' In thelilh of April.

A I) ili(l hi It ton lie Bl' IM 11 1 i F. .1 Dntrvii ii. i iMintv t'lirK Guthrie. I M.n.-li 1h.i.' NiiIIi-p. To wlumi It mn runccni Nolli lnt'h ifiM'ii that Gi-oiifp, Stinulilp Iuim iH (IIimI hit in-lit Inn fm to ft nil llipiun in (liillit If.

Logun etmiiiv. oklHlininn. and that mi- li's nhjrclli.ii tu the anir a HMjiilri'd li Inw lx flli-il l. tlir It lii) of April. A 1).

1MH. iild M'tltliiii III Kranted. i 1 .1 Hun mkm. I uiiiit I let U. (liitlirle, ii Mmrli ii.

I I To whom It mm cniiet Notlre i hi'li'ln ciM'H tluit Frit Sriil- elinplliner luithUilnv liliil hln pellllnn I fii lleiMw In ii'latl lliiiuri In liiithtir. Lukiiii ciuiiilv.uKliilii.ina. mill that unli-i i nliji'ctlon in the nun hi ii-iiiiriil lit law i lH-lilrd ht llie 1 ilnv of Mured. 'A. II 1 1 uid M'tliion will In' eraiitfil.

i Hiil.rx u.H. iMiniy Clerk. tiiitiuic, (ijr MhicIi r.th imu. For the best minis tro lo thu Deli nteisnn Uestitirnnt. I'orrv 7 1 Fi if'51 I i new i ilii mm mm OKLAHOMA Excellenl Line Gioors, CAPITAL CITY BOOK STORE 'Mil Ilk.

Atr. IIiiiiIIix lll.uk. School Supply House, GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA. Carry everything needed in the school room. A complete line of I sst443.s$,$.sQ In your purchases of Dress Goods I Save a few cents on the dollar them at I By I ETTER'S Q.P.C.r-U I bu vinu IIKI.MIintA AVI Af KTKTt.

A. Wall Maps, Globes, CUNCLUB SHOOT. Anothtr Kl.ltlii'r Kvfiit at Ihn Fair Oroundi. The gun lub held another Interesting i)t nt the fair grounds yesterday afternoon. The scora is as follows: It the i Is In S.

Stepp of El Dorado, Kan ity. Mrs Zula Wilder of Mulhall returned yesterday from a pleasant visit to Cincinnati, O. Marshal K. D. Six leaves this morning for Chirngo to look after lus patent mutch interests.

Sheriff Scruggs was down from Ferry yesterday. Abe Cole has returned from Ferrv. PlllST MATCH. Ton 9lnulo birds, eighteen yards Jonoi Donnelly 4 mercial missionaries, are in Guthrie. a Supremo Court Clerk Kdgar Jones will go to Kansas City today for a visit Tho Republicans unfurled a big, bulky sign to tho breeze in frontof the potitonVe yesterday.

It will probably be taken down today and placed in front of McCord's saloon. J. V. Voorhecs of Newkirk is in the city. J.

Malone of Ferry is registered at the Royal. K. (Inge, a banker of Furcell, Is visiting thu capital city. L. M.

lleattle of Ferry Is here. YV. C. llradv of St. Joseiih.

and M. Van Deusen, prominent com- According to statute each school district is compelled to keep a record of its proceedings in proper form. These books consist of a Teacher's Register, Clerk's and Treasurer's Record and Warrant book They should conform to tho statutes of the territory, ami include such additional data, as in opinion of eminent instructors will aid in school work, in iho districts At trruat pains and expouse, Tiik Lr.AnF.n has had prepared snch set of these books. They comprise "Hints to Teachers," "Rules for Making Sum- i mary" and much information of great value to every school teacher. Rev.

Ii I) Cameron, Territorial Superintendent, hus examined our books and given them his highest endorse ment. He i-oinmunds them lo tho furor of all superintendents, and re quests that a careful and accurate record of the district work be kept as provided by law. The Leaiikr'h books ure the only school records bearing the ofllclnl endorsement. Ilu sure end get the correct forms. Send to the Lkadkr, or place your order at once with Mr.

H. A. I'latt, our authorized traveling representative. Seo thut every record bears tho following otll-cial endorsemeht of Rev. K.

1). Cameron: "This Is to certify that I have examined the records for county Supar-intendents and District Records prepared by the Lkaokh. aud that they arc in accordance with thu law, and that they are just what we need to keep a correct history of every tiling in the scIiooIb of this teiritory. (Signed) I) Camkkon. Territorial Superintendent.

Black Boards, all Grades, DICTIONARIES, CHALK AND ERASERS. vjfTr at wi TV) VJ' A small purchase, A few cents. A large purchase, A lot of cents. ETTERJS OPCH 4 iiKtiimi We sell the best AUTOMATIC SCHOOL SKAT If you arc in need of seats or supplies of any kind drop we will call on you. on the market.

us a card and -J3 Sk Ha! FarmeF Restaurant 205 1-2 and 206 Harrison Opposite Misfit Parlor. REGULAR MEALS FROM 12 TO 2, 25c FRUITS AND CONFECTION JSRY -AT) JOINING HENRY LITTLE, Prop'r. 1 9 Corner 1 BIG COLLAR TO 11114 Oklahoma Ave. and Division St. SPRINGER HOTEL BUILDING.

Does a law, complete stools of goods attract you? We've (jot It. Do low prices plt-aie Wimiiuiio llu-in. Do llr-U-cluss Roods und Kiinrniitiisl trSSTs fictloiis Intercot on? 'J'licli tills Is oir plticc. And ulien In need of unytlillltf In tills line cull on BIG COLLAR SADDLERY HOUSE IIcadqiiurtc-iH fur Saddlery nnd Harness of every description, ItlanUots, Vhi KuIhs, lite. -iA.

P. SAUNDRRS, PROP'R. ClMIIMT A Olsmlth 8 Simmon 1 Klnnan 5 HKCO.NI1 MATCH. Sumo conditions us first match. Jones 0 Donnelly 5 Cooper 3 Olymltli fi Klnnan 3 Morris 5 3 TIIII1I) MATCH.

Fivo pairs of donblos. Jones tl Dmitipliy 0 Olmnltli Cooper 4 Klnnan fi Morris '2 rouiini MATCH. Ton singles. Jones (i Donnelly 3 Cooper 3 Morris Olsmlth 8 Klnnan 0 FIFTH MATCH. Team shoot Ten sIiirIo birds, eighteen yards rNc.

Jones 8 Olsmlth 8 Klnnan 4 Cooper 3 Donnelly 5 Morris. 3 THE CITY COUNCIL. Thomas Reynolds of Ivlldr.ro is in tho city. Major Crozier was tlie payest young man on the iloor at the opera house last night. A ROUSING MEETING.

Mr. SjrkM'nWuterwrorks Contract 11111 At-Intrcit-Otlier Illinium. The city council met in regular session last night with all present. A bo was ordered extended on llroad street, also one ordered put on Ilroad and l'erkins streets. The finance committco was granted one week longer to usccrtaln what warrants can bo sold In order to build bridge qu I'erlcins avenue.

Crossings were ordered on tho following streets; Logan, Ash, Washington, Vilas, Yine, Springer and lroad. Qrades vyero ordered on 5th and Jfolde In W. also on Ilroad street. Mr- Syltes' bill of balance due from waterworks contract was allowed. It was ordered tint the county treas urer bo ordered to turn over by Monday 2d, all money due the city from the county.

Tower" llarbm Slum, Good work at all times, street near Harmon Rfcuue. fcbfcrpoeL Drnmi'rat III Hip Fourth Want Hold a HlK Knlly. Tho Democrats In the Fourth ward held a rousing rally last night at the corner o' Noble aud Si. streets. Oootl Democratic doctrine was dispensed in large doses und the rottennes of the Republican gang fully exposed.

Tho speakers were Muyor Horner, Lawyer llogan. Justice Sampsell, Dad llurnctt and Wesley Kysar. Cuntil' Ciijirr. Mr. Alva It Cooper and Minnie Aiklns were married Wednesday In southwest Guthrie by Kev ltoggess.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Aiklns and little daughter, from King-iisher; Mr. and Mrs. Kd Cooper, Mr. Scott Cooper, Mr.

and Mrs II agar, Mr. Will Cooprtr, Miss Flora Oioper, Misb Dot Cooper, Miss Del Liebhart Tlir MlnliUTii Aruuaoil. The pastors of the various churches tn the city hare decided to take a. hand in political mattori. An Indignation meeting will be held today and preparations will be made towards agitating the election of clean, honest men for city oflcors.

Yantod: Uirl to do general house work. Mrs. A. I. Saunders 3t Oklahoma and Division St.

(aothaner it Douglass are the only cabinet makers in the city, give them a call. tf 07 Prescriptions filled and guaranteed, llest and cheapest In Guthrie Accuracy nnd purity guaranteed. 7l-tf Eaolf. Dnuo Stoiik. He-out-unl.

Ed is back in his old place "The 1C" He cordialy solicits a share of Guthrie's patronage. The O. K. is well known and to is "Kd." He wili opare no pains In trying to please you. Regular meals 20 cents.

Lunch and short orders at all hours. Open day and night lleds 25 and 50 cents E. W. Sui.mva.v, 05-tf Proprietor. Vacant Koliool lunula or Oklahoma.

A lomplete list of all vacant school lauds in Oklahoma territory open for bids until Tuesday April 10. 1804. This list may be had upon application lo the Governor by mail or by applying In person to the county clorks of any of the counties in Oklahoma territory. Madame at Complexion powders and fine pertuiues 71-tf Eaoi.k Druq Stoiik. O- M.

BARNES SON FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND TORNADO INSURANGE. Wj havo a full set of records aud am ready to furnish promptly Sk.t3S-tara.c-ts off TA-fcXcss; We OUAKANTEB our abstracts to Conveyancing, Notarial woik and Typocripl W. McNEAL, IMiKsniKXT. GEO. II.

IILIIUIOT, k.v GUTRHIE NATIONAL BANK. To real nronertv In Guthrie and Losan cnuntv. bo absolutely correct Lawyers and others desiring ab-tnicts that are technically aim legally correct should consult us promptly done. MONEY TO LOAN tarOFFICE, NO. 302 OKLAHOMA On Logan county farms and Improved city property.

Investors, seo us. THE SILVER DOLLAR WYATT Proprietors. Finest Bar in the Territory. 105 West Harrison. Capital, Surplus, A J.

SEA Y. $50,000 10,000 Hoard of L. rectors tn addition to Hank Ofllcsrs: HOKACE SPEED. HOUT. MARTIN HENKY LINN W.

J. HORSFALL, Cashlor. The English Kitchen, THE OLDEST HOUSE AND OHE OF THE BEST in Ik CITY, Gothaner Douglass are using the Fisher patent Ice rack In all their ice boxes, they are the best. tf 07 Notice. To whom It may concorn: Notice Is hereby Riven that M.

F. Cam-bre has this day filed his petition for llcenu to tall liquors In Guthrie, county, Oklahoma, and that unless obectlon to the samo as required by law bo died by thu Utli day of April, I). said petition will be granted. F. J.

Dolcatkii. County Clerk. Guthrie, O. March 1604. Second Scisstuo tf F.

Llllle A. new store is an enterpriso well worth the patronage of our people. tf Wauted. Work by white man. aa cook or por ter.

Must hare something to do. Ad-jdrwM "Work," Loadur Oglco. ttlta An ltobbrr Cauclit, Fobt Suit 11, March Charles Kctchuin, alias Charles Hardin, the express messenger who robbed the Wells-Fnrgo express of 835,000 between Cincinnati and Louis-rillo nearly two years ago, was captured yesterday at Alma, a binall town twelve miles from this city, and rccqyercd, IZENS.8AVE SUPPRESS A BOOD LING LEGISLATURE-KEEP THE CAPITOL. THE BILL HOW BEFORE CONGRESS. Don't Slake It Imputable for Justice to be lloun l'-If llm Wheeler Hill llrcouies'ii l.w Your In Worth l'Ifly lVrCVnt SInre-Clect Horner mill the Entire Democratic Ticket or Ulve up the Ciltul.

Inronner KtltllJ. riTTSBUiio, March 21. It Is understood that the men who informed against thu Carnegie steel company are dissatisfied at Secretary Herbert's report on the armor plate frauds and may urge a congressional inquiry. The house judiciary committee has tabled the resolution for the submission of an amendment to the constitution for distinct recognition of tli Uulty in tlw ooaetitutloa. The following bill is now before congress: The destiny of this city Is now in the hands of a Democratic congrebs.

Elect a Republican tickeLAprll third, thereby proclaiming to tho world that Guthrie is a Uepubllcan stronghold, and the bill will never become a law. Tho next legislature will boodlo thu capltol on wlietils and more it out of Guthrie forever. This bill is introduced by General Joe Wheeler, a Democrat. Jt is a Democratic measure, and if passed at all the Democratic majority in the house must do it. Voters, consider these facts well.

Stand up for Guthrie and your own homes. UOUSK HK60I.UTI0N COt-'l. In tho houso of representatives, Feb territories and ordered to lw printed, Mr Wheeler of Alabama Introduced tho following bill: To Increase the representation of the 'lYi't'Itfirv nf Olf lnliikiiiii mill for mlii.r purpoM'M: A He It enacted by tlipseunto and house of I of tho United Slates of 1 America In congress assembled: That I tho cuiiucll Khali consist of 17 members1 ho shall poMws tho ijuall'ieatloiis aud noiiiineir le 111 01 flllicn us tieiinei 11 inn organic act of said terrllor thu Iioiimi of lepiuM'iitatives shall cnintUinf tliiriy- six iiiuiuticr, possessing me same qiiaiin-cations as prcMTibed for members of the council, and who bhull hold thoir olltce for a like term. Skc. That the legislative assombly cliOMin under this Increased apportionment shall nut entertain or pahS any piop-Kltlon for tho removal of ihn territorial capital (Inline the term of ollico for which tlioy are elected.

Skc. That all acts or parts of acts In conlllct with this are hereby repealed. Rates $1.25 Per Board Reasonable M. MeELHINNEY, -DEALER IN- Drugs, Books and Stationery PAINTS AND OILS. NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE, CUTHRIE, OKLAHOM "ltork To Sleep Tho poem "Hock Me to Sleep Mother" was written by Klizabeth Akers Allen, known otherwise us "Florence IVicy," It Is a general favorite for it is sweet little touch of home life.

Hut there is another bide to the picture- Many a mother rocks her child to sleep who can neither rest nor sleep herself. She is always- tired, has an everlasting back-ache, is low spirited, weary, nervous und nil that. Thanks be, she can be cured. Dr, I'lcrce'B Favorite Frescription will do tho work. There is nothing on earth like It, for the "complaints" to which tho sex are liable.

Guarranted to givo satisfaction in every case or money returned. I SAY! I SAY! DON'T GO WAY Without eating with ANYTHING IN THE SIIOKT-OItDKIt LINE. COFFEE LIKE YOUR MOTHER MADE Open Day and Night FOR- CARRIAGE Dr. I'ierce'a Pellets are specific for biliousness, headache, constipation, 97, 1691, roforred to tho oommlttowou thojpilea, und kindred ailments. PAINTING GO TO G.

H. GAMERON All work wananted. Shop at Oklahoma carriage works..