The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 78, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 4, 1896 Page: 2 of 4
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I Ho Wt o fnToi^iTTi
he State Capital.
By the State Capital Printing Co.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS i
STRIKE TROUBLE. THENEW WOMAN
FRANK H. GREER, Editor.
OFFICIAL PA ft.?. OF OKLAHOMA.
(By EaActmrot of tb« Legislature
TUESDAY, A L'(31* ST 4, 1806.
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The Brcwn Ho stir- Works at Clevc*
land, O., Guarded by 1/,i ti■*. ♦
Ideals Regard"/** Wcr?>en
Changed.
THE .sVMP
A
:tic stimkk. athletic woman reigns.
3k:
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tmtnt th«* _
it >u«a ulk a el will ci
. t • efect .■
JirtAk^M _ HL.
nwa immediate IraproTeni^nt |
. • 'f-r-.m a I ( Kf «li. rc
.til other* fail. I
I h -jr have .-ur .1
. in p in wrapper,
lUntHHr Men
uplvvt* u| other t oncer
It,* Suit Ileal It lit toll i
Ooyetjli- It4ii|r.
i Work
I k*ol«
Which >l*k«
• the Heat Wife, the Hicyc'e
the f)-llr>«re, >,Cll0(t0|
\Iu* -•
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Kor Pre«li|«nt,
W II I.I AM MKI.M.KV
4.4KKKI T A. II tilt A KT
1 Kit HI I OKI II. TICK KT
For Hi-I'itnte to Cougrf
l>KNHls T. FLYNN
For sale in Guthrie. Ok la .. by Hun-
ter A I'o., and Wallace A Muller, Drug-
gist.
CAN'T FOOL THE PEOPLE.
Then* is a failure in both the popu-
list ami democratic national platforms
. to say anything very plainly either for
free homes or statehood for Oklahoma.
The democratic clause for free homes.
such as it Is, w as not even placed
there at the suggestion of ft'n oklaho-
ma delegate, bu*. of Owens, from the
Indian territory. The populist plat-
form a* sent out by the Associated
Press has no reference to such, but it
; is claimed that the original a* adopted
had This may be a claim to hood-
i wink the voters of the territory i . ..
I m * i ' "f Mayor Mchlvon that the no
! 1 he democrats have been trying to (
cxplsin why Oklahoma was left out of j
, their platform in the statehood rec- ' «■
ommeodation, and they have generally -
decided that the best way to do is to I
lie about it and claim that it exists in
* the original draft of the resolutions
; as adopted. This has been pushed
along so far that certain democratic
hun-
went
Ci i. VKI a xd. <).. \ | r 4 -4), ,
dre t and tiftv non-union men
to work at the |!r..\\n Hosting work-
thU morn in j.' They w>r.' gnarde I t v '
four companies of mil it i t and a 1 irgc
fort e of po ice. A bi crowd of union
men were j resent. but no outbre ik oc- ;
ci rr d. the p«ilice and soldiers kc pin '
the strikers mo v in jr.
'1 he sv input hy strike, which ha> b«*. n
threatened ever sine.* ih- strike at the !
Jirown lompany'i \v rks leir.in Jl|
weeks ago, was inaugurated t?.i- mom- 1
inif l v "7 iue . employed •> the Vhu Woman.
\N a 'iier A \N ill.uius c 'tnpany h*r t-; That there actually is a 'New
ware manufacturer*. I ie men -aid ( man." there can be no doubt.
Not so very long ago, the ideal
woman was the helples*. streiigthless
creature, who must be protected from
the faintest breath of air. and from
the slightest exertion She was beau-
tifully and confidingly depc ndent upou
the manly "oak'to /vhich she c ung.
She parsed from an utter dependence
upon tier father and brothers to an
equally utter dependence upon a hus-
band. She has little relf-reliance, and
still les*- ability to take care of herself
And now, of late years, there has been
hange—and we hear of a New
► «t # HI
that
foon
mploycH of other concerns wolrid
follow their 'ead. ( ommittees
•out out to oth r fact rie* along
ke shore to notify t ie inrn that
rou'd lie called out.
of 4Jie leaders of i he Van Warner
rs said t' at I he\ woul 1 demand
union-
dinarmei. and if this was re-
1 the strikers wou'd arm th«*txi-
s and compel the no i-union;sts to
up their weapon* by forte if neces-
Wo-
Her
w
Snortlv before no >n Director of Po
lie -Abbott or lered another company
of in litia to the Brown works, miking
liie companies iu a'l The director
s.ii I that he had received private in-
manner of clothing herself has really
very little to do with the ease. Her
newness consists rather in a uew mind
and a new body than iu new clothes
She is distinctly able to take care of
herself. A great many of thein "«ake i
their own living—go where they
please when thev please, and bow
thev please. The New Womau is much
more independent than her predeces
sors. She has found new objects in
life to take the place of the only one
possessed by the woman of a few years
ago the object of matrimony. Thirty
newspapers of the territory, knowing I formation that the conditions
tnat the truth would out anyway, i far ,,I"IV M*r'°Uf- lhan appeared on the
have come out plainly and denied the
statements
i surf.i
crowd of union men
... _ , , gutheie I at the ct r ier of lluniltin
h-mghBher rimes u„d Ueldeu Mreels 11.1- wornimr and.
very truthfully condemns the attempt >then ordered to disperse, refused to
to deceive the people in the following: do m. Lieut Thmnpsou and a njuad
It is not in its political seuse a vital "f l> !'•«*« charged on the crowd and ar-
te..le I several of them.
Deatilniioti on the liitxrbli' K*iigr.
Miiwaikkk, Aug. 4 -A desperate
ftate of affa-ra exists on the (io/, bic
ran.e in nor the u Michigan, wh *re
once ,14) i iron miners were emploved
at an averatr • «f $1.75 a d v Now-
only 1,0 h) hiw b*e i e-npl >ve I at 91 a
day. and the unemployed And theiu-
>n the ver.'e i f starvation All
th tut two exceptions.
| matter, but morally speaking, truth
should always be respected Many of
i our territorial papers are publishing
M'KINLEY'S FINANCIAL PLATFORM u" f th.- < i,, .lfcr.. platform
which the plank favoring the admis-
111 18!M>. Miijor -Me Kin ley sion of territories tot-tatehood is made
<liieiiw* i,iu |(iil4 ' . . 4. to include Oklahoma. New Mexico
Ulllllll, l.l.st HHH !«r and Arizona were the only ones named
COD^reKH, wrote F. •!. Bryan, 'n the platform by the Associated
secretary ot t lie Stark C'ouii- J'.r, s~ reP°r'. by tfapChicago m. Louis.
ty, Ohto, Farmers Allla, o^r^^V^t" p^f the } ; ,
"I am ill tavor «f tile line platform as adapted It is alwavs in
of all the silver product o( to speak the truth A lie never
-- 1 helpj any cause.
the United States tor money
as a circulating medium; I
would have silver and gold
alike"
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICAN FINAN-
CIAL PLATFORM.
"We believe the liest way
to continue t lie parity ol our
dollars and at I lie same time
enlarge the circulating me-
dium coSiniensiirate with
the growth ol' the popula-
tion. is liy the unlimited use
ol'the domestic silver pro-
duct iu oi.r monetary gys- especially of the former anti adminis
tem. and the prohibition ol
M III! 1>K I l ul l I I-
> Uakr
THE KISO IS DEAD.
An irrevelent fellow once said that
no party could switch oftener than he
could, anti the same has been repeated
thousabds of times since. "Le Roy
est raort. vive le Hoy." has passed into
history as the sin of human ingrati-
tude and the perfidy of human nature.
Hut these sayings do not begin to fit
the case of theOklahoma office hold- manager
ing democrats. They hpve outgrown the Nebraska vote to liryan and Se-
euphouisms to denote
Their alacrity to
*Il«lille-of-ttie-K4Mft<l >lcii I'roinUc
. litjiit In the ( oiiveution.
Omaha, Neb. Auir. 4.—The populists
state nominating convention will In*
held at Hastings Wednesday, anti,
ju.lging from present indications,
there w ill be u bitter contest, though
the middle-of-the-road inen ure in a
hopeless miuoritv. Leaders of the
middle-of-the-road faction ass *rt that
i'ntx. Holcomb and Senator Allen have
ntered into a compact with the i'ryan
by. which thev are to deliver
all phases and
their condition
foreign silver, modillcd liy
linancial reciprocity."
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
FOR FREE HOMES.
The National Republican
piatl'oriu declares:
' We protest against any
view of (he t ree iiomestead
policy w11it'll regards the
settlers as paupers or sup
pliaiits tor public bounty,
and demand an immediate
return to the tree home
policy ol the republican
party; and urgetlie passage
liy congress of the satistiic-;t,lrm
tory free homestead mens- now 1
lire which liasaiready pass-
ed the house and is now
pending in the senate."
all, and iu return Brv
to l e used to procure a democratic
... iorsenient of the ponulist state
switch band wagons can be equaled no- ticket They refuted to ie bound by
where else. I such an a/reement That they are
It is the laugh of the territory and s,r°ng enoujh to prevent the renomi-
nation t>f (Jov. Holcomb no one be-
trationdemocrauto.ee the number^"?' Vnt U'eV ""^''"7 th,e,ir in"
tentlon to make a fivrht that will pave
years ago, a girl of over twenty w as
looked upon as something of an old
maid. Nowadays a woman never gels
so old that she is au old maid. The i
term is obsolete The New Woman
marries, if she pleases—and if the1
right man presents himself. She is
able to take care of herself She
does i't have to lean on anybody. She 1
doesn't have to depend on anybody for
her living She can make* that for
herself, i^uite often she can make a
betttr living for herself than she will !
have provided for her by the man she
marries, and she doesn't have to work
so hard before marriage as she does
afterward*
What does all thi6 mean '
It means—first of all—that women
are healthier than they used to be. It
means that they are learning better
influence ' how to take care of tnemselves physi-
cally. It means that "Kemal Com-
plaint is less fashionable than it was
a few years ago. It means—among
other things—that Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription has been widely,
j ami judiciously, and persistently used
carry a perfect line of suits juat adapted for
business wear, and guaranteed reliability and
value is a feature of our offerings in this line. These
goods are of a character that compare with the best im-
ported suitings iu looks and style, and their qualities ol
wear are remarkable. In fact a man is notonly dressed
up iu one of them, but has secured a suit that will stand
the test of all weathers, the integrity of the material
the perfect fit and sterling workmanship, ensuring a
durability that makes him positively certain of getting
double his money's worth. These suits are a surprise to
good value seekers, and the range of prices is a still
greater surprise to those whose pocket-books have a
present limited capacity.
We have just received l.OOO new samples of sum-
mer suitings and trouserings from one of the largest
strictly first-class tailoring establishments iu the east
from which we can make you a suit to measure, fit, style
and workmanship warranted first-class, from gl«*.50 a
suit to We cun save you by the arrangement a
ten dollar bill on a made to order suit
s
Bee Hive Clothing House!
Oklahoma Avenue and First Street.
of original Bryan and silver men
among the administration gang.
Were not certain gentlemen from cable.
(Juthrie, who were instrumental in
defeating Keaton for delegate to Chi
cairo after he had received the en-
dorsement of this county ' These
were the men who fought Keaton and
NN is by because they were anti-Cleve-
land men Did not Colonel J. W.
Johnson make public announcement 11• <rd ticket
t at he would call a convention and
select another delegation to go to Chi
cago ' Did he not then assert that it
the way for a straight ticket in
undertaking should seem practi-
K.«ii*a« < lt> tiolal Demuri
Kansas City, Mo., Aug.
sound tnonev deinoerat s v
headquarters iu Kansu-> <'.tv
days. It will \te in charge of
tary: campaign literature
theiefrom, and correspondent
kept up with those iri nc o
-The
open
fe
Thereby danger to both mother and)
child is banished, nearly all the paiu
and suffering are avoided, recovery
^ after confinement is much more speedy
This oue remedy has done more than ;in^ an at,undant secretion of nourish
anything else to produce the New ;nent 'or child is promoted. The
Woman. 11 has lifted her out of her ! ^on,<?er*workln? ' avorite i'reserip-
invalid's chair and put her on a bicycle t;nn "imparts health ana strength to
It has fitted her fur the better per* whole tyatemand especially to tbe
formance of ail the duties of her Jife or£an# distinctly feminine Not only
>he is a healthier, happier, cheerier f^r prospective mothers but f. r nurs
•r a secre
will issue
ice will be
i with the
mo vein -nt in .lack-on
county and c m-where in Missouri, it
li i- been pretty well decide I that the
club will nominate on lidates for con-
gressand the assembly in case the sil-
w as no democratic convention that ver democrats-put up free silver candi*
AND FOR STATEHOOD ANO HOME
RULE ALSO.
>• We l'avor the admission
to statehood ol the reniain-
in« territories at the earl-
iest practicable date having
•Ilie regard to the interests
ot the people o! I lie terri
tories and to the people ot formed
did not recommend the Cleveland ad-
ministration ' These same fellows,
thinking there is a slight chance for
under the Bryan banner, are
i original Bryan men. There
are men. too. who eat Cleveland's
bread and talk aguiust hiin with the
same tongue that carries it to their
stomachs. These are s uie of the
amusing features of the democracy of
Oklahoma
dates, w hich th#v are sure to dn
W ANT I UK HOOD i'LAt'K.
lufttlea Tht«l«7 iiii.i .MrUrr t .Kilting Kor
Broil * Dlatrlrt.
A letter has been received iu this
ity from Judge Henry W Scott from
ty stating that he had
Kleteu . rgrun I'oUoneil
la-Rixo Tex.. Aug. 4 A seriom
case of wholesale poisoning is reported
from the colored colony about five
miles north of Luling. A negro
named Owens Keys and his wife were
taken violently sick, with sytnptomsof
arsenical poiaonin.. Several neigh-
bors, who caine in to attend them,
were all in the. course of a few hours
siinilanv affected Jt appears upon
investigation that thev had all drank
out of a curtain coffee pot. which
proved to contain r.tt foison Kleven
negroes in all were laid up from the
effects of tlia po.Mtnoiis decoct on.
girl. She is a better feeling, better
looking, better tempered wife. She is
% a stronger, brighter, more careful, less
irritable, pleasanter. happier mother.
She produces and raises brighter,
healthier, happier children She per
form-* her duties to husband and
children without fatigue, and so with-
out nervousness —and so without cross-
ness. > e is what liod originally!1
meant her 10 be She has taken her a
proper place at home and in business.
. because she is able to do so. She is
filling a place that was not filled
before. She i6 no longer the mental
inferior of her brother man. She is
his equal in most things—his superior
in many, she is that greatest and
most charming of all good things—a
perfect woman And she i* a perfect
woman because she is a healthy woman
Perfect health is the very best thing
she can possess. Without it she is an
incomplete being. If she is dragged
ing ones as well and for feeble women
generally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the grantest earthly boon.
The "Favorite Prescription is the
only medicine now before the public
for woman's peculiar ailments, adapted
to her delicate organization by a
regularly graduated physician—an ex-
perienced and skilled specialist in
these maladies. It cannot do harm in
any condition of the system. Its sales
exceed the combined sales of all other
medicines for women.
All derangements of the distinctly
feminine organism are cured by Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is
absolutely certain. There are some
who have neglected themselves so
long that a complete cure is next to
impossible, but even these will find
comfort and improved health in the
use of the "Favorite Perscription." It
has cured hundreds of women who
have received no relief whatever from
J. W. McNEAL, Pres. A. J. SHAY, Vice-Pres,
W. J. HORSFALL, Cashier.
Guthrie - National - Bank.
Capital - - - $50,000.00
Surplus - 10,000.00
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ORGANIZED IN ',KLAHOMA.
Outhrie, - Oklahoma.
down by some nt rve sapping disorder I vears °* treatment with good physi
of the org ns distinctly feminine, she 01.54118, 111* absolutely unique iu the
i-. a very imperfect woman indeed and j °J medicine. Such a remedy
she is also a very foolish woman, be- 1 an Ve thscovtfr®d only once. There is
cause she may be relieved surely and ! not"lu£ ,n the world like it. nor has
easily and permanently by taking I)r ! lliere e7er been
J. B. FAIRFIELD.
Transfer it Coal Co
Good Terms and Spring Drays. Prompt attention given
to moving household goods, pianos and safes. Coal of at!
kinds delivered to any part of city.
Office and Yards 506 Harrison
Ave., West of Depot.
Telephone 20
Aug
New York
Temporarily li
l*K 0|KAHI>KAt
S.iw\ er. aged K c uirnitt
here yesterday by shooti.
... „ . ... . ... .. I ,, P,rtn«r l>,p there, od||,,„| "J,,!it 'thr." minuv'af
the I liltrtl Ml It's. All III*' would return to Oklahoma iu a few
federal officer** appointed weeks to straighten out his business
for tile territories should and 4u t the territory The law firm
lie
be selected from bona fide
resident* thereof, r.nd the
right ot Mclf-government
should heaccordcd an far as
practicable."
Thk laborers of the country arc for
McKinley for president because uLder
his policy they will get work at good
wages to get the dollars with
is entitled Scott A Curtiss The judge
frankly states that his resignation has
been in the hands of the attorney*
general for some time.
Judge Scott's vacation of the First
judicial judgship has en ated quite a
controversy between Justices Tarsney
and McAtce i
shooting He is a *
;t nu mber of the I
lived in the north
Temporary insuni
heat.
theory for the dee 1
Killed it; the «
IN CKLANli. Tex Aug
train was backing out
thre i earn were deraili
tviiii-h had faJli-ti a. o s
ist legisla ure. wliu
I art « f tne courttv.
v caused by t he ex-
s the most probable
Pierce's 1 avorite Prescription. This
remedy is the discovery of Dr R. Y
Pierce, an eminent and successful
iirat. practioner and most popular medical
lie- I writer and author, who has for nearly
1 mi. thirty years been the chief consulting
him | physician and surgeon of the Invalios
Hotarf and Surgical Institute, of Huf
falo. N. Y
The "favorite Prescription" is for
all the ills peculiar to women. Iu a
• perfectly natural way it brings about
perfect health and strength. It is not
a cure-all." It is for only one class
of diseases—those peculiar to women
Its effect is protnnt and permanent.
It allays inflammation and stops de-
j J bilitatiug drains on the system
Ferguson Stage Line.
as fol-
Perry and Pawnee, Oklahoma. Stage leaves daily
lows: Leaves Perry for Pawnee 12:30 p. m. Arrive at
l awnee at 7 p. m. Leaves Pawnee for Perry 8:30 a. m.
Arrives at Perry at 3 p. m. Good teams and first-class
accomodations.
B. M, TERRILL, Manager.
• I b V
the track
" Icorrfcta dlatreaaiog and pafpful perl- 1
" odiral derangements It takes awav | of charge
1 "'** the dangers and discomforts of all the ! 8,ODai. advice, th
to which one shall be'4 fl,1,n by ttu* name uf 1 harles llatn-
changed to that district from tjie n,Mns vvaH in,,,,t,'tl.v ki'le 1 The wo ids
poorer one he now occupies. 'U*e . n on * r"* f ,,le P:,st we -k
thkrk are some det
city who in laying their traps t.>
office through the populist party enun-
ciate the principle of "take the gift j u,aking a fight,
though you despise the giver
( be allowed to take
-ou 1«1
[• I do\
in t
i id fallen
... ... . ..id the eiigiue
— . special from Kingfisher to the tree which ha 1 I
locrats In this Kansas City Journal says that Judge across the trite <
get Mc A tee will not allow Judge Tar ney wifr Mur.lrr * ,i j.i,..
j to take the oklahoma district without ; < ai vi.sio.v lex . Au/ Lmil
' " ' He is the oldest in 'Iruber yesterday morninir tired two
point of service or, the oklahoma diots at his wife, both of wh cfi took
! '.««! I ! L°"t,S J*1 hesho l«l -IfMt. III. then tnrufh ti,.. pj,to| „„
If the democrats do not think a u choice against limself an t shot twice into his left
,hin' w,"n
<>t cndorst'iui'iit h«w cun th« I.ogan | lainnua illHtrlct. which i> soiiirthinir
?nt o .-r the Kl Reno L'l,
| dlitru't. but not no muc h after ill hustanu ■
1"" ",aj,,rity , "r,.„
Now, if the deunicrats had preceded j l'onsllluting I.hiwon. Mo. Aug. Kx-'on
it . JudireTmneywiiiul
populist nominee for congress worthy his way about it. he will tak
w can the Logan lahoma district, wh
county democrats hope to catch the
populist vjte for the county ticket'
if the democrats had preceded [„*!!!, ' m,.
, . I,he court. Three votes o- inn
the populiata in nominating their con-, .r.tes a judge in a given district. In
gressman, there might have been a the event Hierer and Dale support Mc- \|,
chance for fusion. The populists j At,4e he will have his own way. (,j
never let loose of their man after hav- i, ! 'JURtice % n .
... Dale will not take part and this will , 1
ing nominated him. ' refer the whole matter to Attornev l! ""
general Harmon It is not iinprol.a 1
Mil. Hit van denies the rumor that hie that the wrangle will be sent to
lie has promised Governor Altgeld the ' Washington for adjudication t u
place of attorney general, fcio he, too Koch.
begins to show fears of damaging in ' Do you want fo draw people to Ok- '
fiuences to <4ii* candidacy from the ' ®^°.n?a,€S#entlr,cents and have the "e.-i,
in hla nomination. fetch'em sure u,,,(1
ad in it ta ne
found U
the room
beside heK
IH. h ird P IU II 1 and wife have
to |. ncolti. Neb . to j..ln Mr and
Hrvan and accompany them on
trip to New York. Mr Itl n I
present Mr IIrynn t«
ch stopping place on t
the
York.
K-orle
from
langers and discomforts of all the
trying periods of a woman's life. It
t>houid be taken whenever there is any
irregularity of the feminine functions
and whenever there is any indication
of disorder or disease. It should be
taken regularly by every woman dur
ing the entire period of gestation. It
• relieves this time of many of its dis-
comforts. and in the end makes the
I coming of baby safe and comparatively
painless.
! The first physician in America to
1 make a life soec alty of treating wo-
: man's peculiar ailmeuts and the only
physician to discover a remedy for
nearly all the pain and suffering i
as well aa the danger to both mother)
and child attending delivery, was Dr.
Pierce.
specialists have successfully treated i
hundreds of thousands of women, and I
have discovered remedies that art :
founded upon the laws of common
The Favorite Prescription" can be
obtained at any good drug store. If
you value your health more than you j
do the druggist's profit, do not let him !
impose on you by giving you some '
th ug which he says is "just as good. '
rhe " Favorite Prescription" is unique.
I here is nothing just as good
Hundreds of things that every wo-
man ought to know are contained in
Ur Pierce's Medical Adviser, which is
noticed below andean now be had fret-
on payment of cost of mailing only.
Any woman, anywhere, who is tired
'.f suffering; tired of doctoring, or i -
lired of life, who will write to Ur >"
Pierce, or to the World's Dispensary
Association, of Huffalo. N (J'f
which he is President, will reeeiye,
good, sound profes-
that will enable her to j
•ure herself at home (if her case i
curable), pleatantly, painlessly, /mi
nuinentlu. and this, too, without hav-
ing to undergo the trying ordeal oT BOARD OF URBOTORS:
"examinations'' aud the stereotyped A G. Hhowkh, Capitalist, Utica N Y
and dreaded treatment by "local ap , W. E. Hodoks, Guthrie, Ok f.m* v
"irr,itonr" , > cUiB. EIrIL...s„8t.„, QUthr,J;oV-TONK'Uuthrii''ok-
Al. such correspondence is treated j —— -
in the strictest confidence by Dr CAPITAL
W. K. Hodges, Cashier.
Geo. k. Billingsley, 1'res
Ciias. K. Billingsley, Asst. Cash,
Capitol National Bank
Duo. K BiLLiNciiLKV, Guthrie, Ok.
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Greer, Frank H. The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 78, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 4, 1896, newspaper, August 4, 1896; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc103990/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.