The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 246, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 1, 1898 Page: 2 of 4
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[he State Capital
FRANK M. Q E K. Editor.
aH HliMlHkrn |)|«*C«' of
Impolite an
Ilu opinion
~ | Guthrie has an unfortunate reputa-
The Slate Capital Printing Co, <""• ' r u r-nimivn thai
iii unltln* every t. vn in th-.- territory
j against her. The iMest t" tr* t lnt>> the
• •inbino I* Perry. .auted by a rumor
j that Guthrie was endeavoring in have
the F erry land • it « • ubt>llah*?d and lt«
builne*a . <!• ..IidatuI with that of
Guthrie The Guthrie iiettRpapem deii>
it und theie may iw nothinK in the ru-
ni'-r ■ut you .mi make the Perry
man believe ii And it if nut Improb-
able that ihe lami offleen will tie cub.
Hoiidat>'<| iitit If no. it will l «- jit P« r,\
This n,' • 11111 lie 4| r i«'t ly In th.- In-
terest ..f economy, und would Im- *eii>«t
(Official Paper ot Oklahoma
ll i Hnactnu-nl ol the Legislature.
iTl'KPDAV. FKHIH AllY 1. 1*'<-
kiii-cati.no tiii: indias
HUH sliov II III til. debate oil ll.'
lllitii appropriation hill ih.it I1. >•.«i
Lltli uf Aii.-mim .ir-• I I . |.imi. •
pit cf Oklfthoma are
Nppru|>riat Ion for the ('ur Utile.
|i hool mi Hi
It t«M>k ilo- Indlun out <>f Iiim hiii
l>iullr f-H und tiled to eilmab- him
hlgheM I> | «* i>f white until
k'leKutc Hnillh null uIhiIn ■•tit lut • •
|I«iiik AUiruMlon the dlfflcultieii .• r
IikUjius road i" civilisation H«
Id tluit mi etlmati'd I nd I till when h •
f lUritK ' 11 ll ll o 1 I !• .ill...In' I.:- II 11 ••
nl udi>|it their ivmj'm and l^ ostim b. il
k III'en. IheiiHllIt Ik tliut In* If i
|uti without .1 ■ •Hill is il< 'I • I. i.. I
"y«ui riiu't tiiuKe a man of an In
linn by teai'hliiK him u i>?- ilin ' ■>
hupter tif the Wcriplur'-*. he .':u-l
pi ml the ntily wny In really heneflt him
• tem h him n trade Tearli liiiu In
luirk, make lit in imil'i iiiel tli.ti h>-
|iti*t in tiii ;ii 'lie 11 ittom and work
cIVlllBalloU and you will heneflt
tint, htii It Ih ulerly uselens to teach
Itu a pKiilin « lien he doen not know
hat Clod la."
New, when I he ehlef mo Veiiit-li t <if
| hllanthr«i| y In the enid Ih tin- e tah
Inhnicut of ('•inkliiK sellouts t<> leach
lie common cIjihhcm how t« cook and
i limine, It doen hi cm aH though an
la I tempi t(>Klvc I lie Indian a lilnhci ed
nirntliiii would he Impractlcalile Tie-
youiiK boyn ami idi'ls should not he
■forced Into any underntundinK of a
|tiiuin-r hoc In I condition than thus.- t h. >
expected to occupy when they n
turn Iwick among their ti-lIHill in
fact I hp J ShtHlh I lievt I he tnkell
from hoine ut .ill. hill slmpl) ' given
whatever tliey can he tuiitiht of Indus
try and tin* changed conditions of 11 v
I Inn of white m«-ti compared to the In
| <11 a it 8. i'dIIim:'' >-< 1 licit 11 > >ii i tiled fn-
<iuently spoils for Industry the non of
| 'well to ili> white parents In rose of an
i Indian—It gives him IdeiiH of social con
«lltir nH hi* could not maintain If In- he
la ll K ei I to the lulimlng <!.imh "f the
vhlte race If tin- Indian can become
| the loweM type of white man that Is
If he can adopt IiIh ways of living at
I «ll lie Is doing; enough th - higher dv-
I lllzatloii may not come to him in hun-
dredn of yt-Mi's ah it has not to the
white man'* fully, now, after thous-
ands The Hist effc: I with the Indian
Hhould he tn change him from u nomad
liit<i a hotiHeil animal
hie.
Now the facts in the case are that
Guthrie Hot only nevei attempted to
ha\e ihe Perry land oitn e rem"V"Op liut
Governor Harne«i appeured in Wash: nn-
ton advising against any Hitch cnnaeli
i Moil. The cltliens of Guthrie knew
uch effort as th«- removal of ihe
• ii v luild office Ulllil Ihe Hluto'ltf III
came oitl in the newspapers
TWO SOLUTIONS.
W. T. Little Writes on Statehood for
Oklahoma.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE THE QUESTIONS
STRUCK GAS.
AM THKit VIKW <>F PKNHIONS.
Henatci Allen, of Nelirasku, has al-
\\.i>.t opposed ih'- payment of excessive
p.-iisioiiK to ex-union oltli'ers ami mere
pittances lo prlvules lie intrmluced
a I ■ 111 yesit-iduy w hi< h provldeil thai
all pensions now allowed at a lower
rate than S10 per month shall lie rained
to that sum and increased to larger
amount whenever ihe evidence shall
warrant such Increase It Ih also pro-
vided that when it is shown thai tin
applicant for a pension was accepted
hy Incompetent military authority ami
served as a soldier or sailor the I'nlted
Slates Hhall he stopped from denying
his soundiiesM at the date In was niUH-
tered In and no proof of sou ml liens
prior to that time shall be required
The boss element like thai of th * hog
seems to be natural ill the (*. cker
family. A brother of Itb hard. over It)
Ireland, recently declared, as mananer
of a railroad, thai if his men went on
u strike, they should never gel a Joh on
it again as long its they lived.
There Is danger that Senator Harris
Is not endeavoring to make himself
very popular with Ids party, lie is
showing entirely too much good serine
especially in Ills work for peiiHlons In
his district
•spiuitiai.lv lipped
The Slate 4'apilal has a communlca
Lion tflliiiH how "Clairvoyant" l.ee and
his f** 0('late "spirits" dllped Ilie peo
pie. There is no news In the Item, so
we do not print It Everybody knows
Lee and his fellow n were fa ken People
went bi wee them because the people
love to he ilu|m-« 1 and are willing topav
for It It V'OUhl lie cruel to |i^-vent
them from such a natural though
morbid iltverslon
Any kind of duplicity can he worked
Iflitu coin Intelligence is no bar t• • the
fakir. The ignorant are not the most
easily "taken In." Even as great a
IIght ah The Stale Capital was "taken
In" by these alight of hand perfor
-Tor a siiuiII adv<*rtln||ig bill We
<*nly half precaution enough the ail
vert I si ii g should all. Instead of half,
have been demanded in advance
Tin* Htipvratitloii of human life goes
right mi There w ill i . ntlinie to he peo
l le who think certain "mediums" have
a monopoly on the mysteries thevond
And their dealre to peer into tIt■ - tin
s fii Ins been ami to come "beyond the
veil" or t<> get in Inside truck on the
sticlal or ullier secrets "f the present
will renull In disappointment, ('lair
voyanta may lie to them, but absolute
knowledge will remain where It Is now
It takes oiiKcrvatbin. personal exper-
ience. or a much heller vocal authority
than the average so-called spiritual
sky peerer to discern the truth and
have sense enough to know it when you
lifitr or «••' It.
Those who wondered how Inirrant
would greet Holmes w hen they met will
be disappointed. Ourranl didn't go to
South America when he left this coun-
try
The populists of Kansas are accusing
Governor Leedy of having a snap In t he
Joints Perhaps the slot machines are
contributions for his benefit.
Great men are rrei|Uentl.v lin apatite
of smull Jobs Kansas City has an out-
law who could stop a train but fell off
it horse and was caught.
According to C'arllsts, Ihe Spanish
navy Is hardly worth a drop In t he
bucket The ships are denominated as
"regular old tubs."
There are ho many railroads enter
lug Oklahoma at present that a man
can't step out Into Ills back yard bul
he runs aci oss one.
Ilngland bus again
lark work in Africa.
omiuenceil its
'I'll 4 tire a I olil In Hue l tty.
Take Laxative Hromo ijulnlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure. 26c The genuine has I.
H y on each tablet.
WAKE I P
s. wake up to the i
is | threatens you If your
ik
Kan
every-
dinged
I-'Alt.M STATISTICS
AI present Kansas is getting i. great
deal of beneficial advertising by th •
comparison of prices of lis fnrm prod
ut'ls now in that received last year.
Tills is the result of having a state
statistician who gives to the public the
amounts of tin- different farm prod-
lift" > li-ted and prices received
i •' ist lea are being used
• • ist us argument for a
i" In the circumstances of the
| r«"1 i 4; classes
I t i -rt of thing would be true of
I 'Wali-iinii If there was any method of
• ii the figures of the products
of iii. ' iltory that Is actual figures
Estimates have I given, but as long
as there is no official record nothing
ran be depended upon. There is no
record to gt to and therefore no chance
of comparing urn- year with another.
Oklahoma should have an otllclal ata
tlstlclan A new country especially
has need of keeping track of ii-- \ .-arly
jiroductlofi It makes a history f. >i a
stale of more value than thai of lis |
political or social An experienced map
■who had an office and kept trio k of
such matters would be au iiivaluabb
ofBclal
binger which
kidneys and
bladder are Inactive or weak. Don't
you know if you full to Impel them to
action, Hrlgbl's disease or diabetes
awaits you'.' I'se Hosteller's Stomach
Hitters without delay. It has a most
benellciaI effect upon the kidneys when
sluggish, and upon the bowels, 11 v
stomuch and nervous system.
FROM MEDFORD TO SHERMAN
EPHTII EH DETAILS OF THE NEW
OHLEANS AND OKLAHOMA
HAIL WAV.
Applicalioii has been made to secre
tnry Jenkins for the Incorporation of
the New (irleans and <>klahonia rail-
way.
The road Is to start at or near Med*
ford. Grant county, run direct to ok-
lahoma City; thence southeast to tin-
smith Canadian liver; thence southeast
through the Indian territory. Tishomin-
go being an objective point, and laml-
Ing at Sherman, Texas. The estimated
length of the road is 3M) miles, the es-
timated cost $-1.imHi.(Mia. The proposed
road passes through the oklahoma
counties of Grant, Garfield. Kingfisher,
Logan, oklahoma Cleveland and Pot-
tawatomie. the richest part of Ihe ter-
ritory.
Tin* capital stock of the company Is
It.000.000. divided into 40,000 shares at
$100 per share, all to be commbn stock
The principal place of business of the
company Is to be oklahoma city. The
directors are C G Jones, D C. Lewis.
II overholser. S. A. Steward and ex-
Governor Renfrow, all of oklahoma
City
A bill granting the company a char-
ter and light of way through the In-
dian country has been prepared und
sent to Washington.
%e* Mtatrit Are-.%« ( H dmni. d T«
ailatei-liouit" HiimrlltiHii f the
HIhI.ii> or Ihf Terrl-
Uriaa.
In the heart of hlntlry greatest natl.ui
there presents legislative executive and
judicial amnnalles. intjiemllng art. sclencs
literature Invention and agriculture.
Where a single executive sh.iuld prevail
there Is a regime of one while ami five
red governors, live times that numlier i f
chiefs and five times that number of sub-
chiefs. Where tine representative legisla-
ture should formulate rules uf action,
thirty sepurale and distinct hodlea re-
strict and authorise. Where the oneness
of American Jurisprudence should guard
public weal, conflicting laws uf cosmopol-
itan while, medl v-blooded black and rami -
il inlxed red are yet extant.
This problem has the two solutions of
single or double statehood. The fiirmTr
Is preferable to anything, ihe latter to
territorial continuance. Though for llie
now. one Is Improbable; for the uther,
that same one can be certain. Granting
statehood wltldn present limit, congress
retaining lurisdlctlon of hoiivitlary exten-
sion. would but continue Oklahoma's time
honored piece-meal method of acquiring
area. Territorial government for the live
tribes would not make Impossible their
Iuking up. we having ensconced ourselves
behind a constitution conditioned by con-
gress for such emergency. As sequence,
in future law or treaty, uiplomucy would
feet their blending, rather than bringing
Into one slate. Should an act of congress
terrltorallae them prior to our admission,
safely entrenched therein would be the
teeming gems of double statehood. Among
them are those tod iy advising separate
and immediate statehood wlhtout terri-
torial Intervention. Indeed such consum-
mation is not of the Impossible. On April
i!."t. 1191. the Muscogee Phoenix published
Olumn article from the "Echo Hiltku"
In advocacy of the Springer hill effort to
If eel Immediate statehood for the flvt*
tribes ll eligible then, how much more
o now! Nor is Arkansas dormanuIn her
ambition to absorb ihe rive tribes.
INDIANS DO NOT FAVOR IT
Precedent affords no argument that
state areas are Immutable so far as con-
cern expansion, but who will Instance
their coming" Stales, and territories in
i measure, hold semblance of a soverelgn-
tl Individually coveted and nationally
compelled. To give this up. lo put aside
i n " splendor of standing alone, is more
than could be expected of the five tribes
under autonomy, and they evidently do
not want to absorb us. Over and above
all people known lo history, they would
be the last for such surrender The at-
tempted state of Frankland, along with
her Imperial trapping. ls*came a part or
Tennessee. That assembly uf Transyl-
vania and her congressional delegate
passed Into the history of another slut.-.
Cimarron territory, merged Into Oklaho-
ma. does duty as Beaver county, while
her delegate to congress, the garrulous
Dr. chase. Is merely memory. Had these
men received congressional recognition.
Frankland and Transylvania would be tin-
names of two states, and Cimarron terri-
tory would have moved eastward In ab-
sorbing Oklahoma Instead of oklahoma
moving westward to absorb Cimarron ter-
ritory, or No Man's Land as It after-
wards be came known.
Immediate statehood, lie It entirety or
present boundary. Is our only hope of ever
extending a commonwealth from New
Mexico to Missouri. 1 in wes commission
treaties under which no state govern-
ment is expected for eignt years j,re lin-
ing pushed with Zeal ami considered with
some fa* >r. This work is most lujurh
10 oklahoma. Saving that Interregnum
tribal a 111 lin lions mmerce und politics
would have centred In and cemented, pre
sen ting an Impregnable front especially
In the maMer of locating stu'e Institu-
tions. Not art I lice or reason could adjust
such differences; and congress would not
be asked to coerce. Those arguing furth-
er delay must both iibr.orb this ,-omnils
slon's work anil defeat the establishing
of state or territorial rule over that coun-
try's present limits. I hiving no hifltienc
with either, thev become ohstriictlonullsta
favoring yet another eight years of t
rl it trial tampering.
Here franchises are legal without being
royal; yet. In territories as compnred with
states, one sees small, tossing of the
ready cap In air" oh national election day.
Only hope of statehood saves them from
that political narcotic so universally pi-r-
ating the disfranchised P strict o
11 m Ma.
A SUPERB COMPANY OF ARTIST S
AT REAVES BROTHERS.
The management of the performance
of Reaves Brother* theatre have d-
elded to make a new departure, and
one which will meet the demand of th*
public.
CiiirunetK ing to-night the vaudavltk
performance wll cease and the populai
comedy-drama, "Slun k Gas " will h
piesented hy a superb company of ar-
tist*. Messrs. Reeves have secured
this company at a great expense ami
feel sure the patrons of Ihe theatre
will be highly entertained.
Mr Jerry Iler7.e|| und his company
have produced this drama throughout
Ihe counity and received flattering
press comments, especially Is ibis true
of Ihe sr.-lie of the "gas Well explo-
sion." which is thrilling In every detail.
The new departure of the theatre
managers meet with the general ap-
proval of the public and Increased pal-
ronags.
GlfAND MAHIJPPRADK PALL.
Friday. February t, is«ix. Grand
Masquerade hall :tt the Knights of Py-
thias castle hall. Fuirance from Har-
rison n venue only. Fuerst ltluecher
Lodge No. S. t . ,| || s.. will give on
above tinte their second annual grand
masquerade ball. Price per couple 50
cents. Ladies tickets 25 cenlH. The
Warren Costume Camp of Wichita,
Kan., will lie at the K. of p. banquet
hull with a full supply of costumes,
wigs and masks, on the ;:d und 4th of
February. Buy your tickets and se-
lect your costume in time, if you wish
to lake a prize. Tickets for sale by
Paul Hchoner and ail members of the
lodge.
Ily order or committee.
SANTA F !•] ROUTE — CALIFORNIA
LIMITED.
Beginning October 20. the Santa
Route will resume Its semi-weekly C
fornla limited train for the season of 18.17-
1898.
Equipment will consist of superb vesti-
bule.! Pullman palace sleepers. Buffutt
smoking car and through dining car man-
aged by Mr. Fred Harvey. Mont luxuri-
ous service via any line, and tho quick-
est time.
Another express train carrying palace
and tourist sleepers leaves dully for Cal-
ifornia
Inquire of local agent of a T & 8. F.
Ry
If you hear an explosion tonight
don't be alarmed Its only the gus well
ut Reaves' theatre.
50g
DOWN GOES THE
PRICE.
50c.
....AN HONEST PROPOSM...:
Made By The World's Greatest
CLAIRVOYANT,
Trance, Test, Business and Independent Slate Writing Medium,
ALEXANDER LEE, LAIE OF MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.
I ii|i|.rf.-inI.• Ilu' fail lhill iiiau.v
mil vvinli :i lull ivmliiijr, iin-ii-r<>i'<>,
Ilisw.Tii I ilni(I'll iiiiiiiIm'I' of xt'tilcil <
llflv .'eiils. This iilTer will nnlv
REVISED CLUB LIST.
I Note-Any subscriber now on our lint
-"Lave any of the papers below for tli* dlf
between the price of our weekly, to)
the price for
fer*m
cents, and the amount stated
both .1
SOME PHI:VIOl'S SQUEKIdNfl
The Niiriviu.ii Transcript Is not having
laiHlnesn enough taking cure of its own
town and in helping to take care of the
citizens 04 Perry, it gives vent to this
What costive people need Is a nat-
ural laxative like Dr Pierce's Pleasant
l'ellets which are powerful without be-
ing violent They move the bowela
gradually and comfortably but surely.
You can regulate the dose—one, two or
three "Pellets" exactly aH you need.
They atrengthen the Intestines to do
their own work, so that after their
movement* have become regular tin y
keep on naturally themselves
John Hoyle and Miss Ida I.yons were
united in marriage today at ih< reni
deuce ..f llev Humphrey, punt or of the
Chnsilun ihur.li The young
will make their home in this . it
ouple
Wanted -
thiii office
000 pounds of old
CAPITAL Qt'BSTION.
The capital question of Itself murks the
■listrut'tlonallHt as afaise propnet. Points
>n the liodson, Delaware and Potomac
river* were ambitious of the nut Iona I i:ap-
Itul. After four futile efforts to enter the
nfederiitlon, Kentucky was hurriedly
admit ted before so much us havliiK u con-
stitution, Virginia's one motive Iii relln-
tiulshltiK this domain helng the strength-
Potomac clatma on the capital.
Hot even then, as now. capital site locat-
re ulert. New Vork released Ver-
mont, and congress legislated iter into
statehood before the Kentucky net be-
anie operative, in this mannerand for
Hese reasons were admitted ihe four-
teenth and fifteenth slates Mince wit-
neHBiiiK a great republic toy with state-
hood In oheyance to natlnoal capital loca
lion, after seeing Oklahoma's first legls
bit lire devote the best hours of h one liun
tired mid twenty day session to the unset-
tling of acapltal for 81.834 unsettled peo-
ple can the obstrucllonallst. after eight
yearn more of tribal ceinentliig, ur per-
haps statutory autonomy, expect to bring
Into unity of such opinion two interests
so diametric in this regard? The first was
created over the second's protest, the sec-
ond Will be born despite itself. \ tine
pic >c for harmony. Indeed, after traveling
still another eight years in opposite .u-
tlona.
Tew states are not "welcomed lo the
sisterhood ' '•Inns'' .In not take kindly
to lite dividing of power v\. .. new senu-i
tors nut congressmen. It is aid that ter-
ritories us dumping ground, are worth
mare to Individual stales than they cost
the ii.itliin Carpet-bagging need not In-
put In vogue. Parly managers in states
have friends in territories, and tin- p. weN
Weekly State Capital and Week-
ly New York Tribune, 1 year
Weekly State Capital and Seati
Weekly Ulobe-Democrat 1 year
Weekly State Capital and Clncin-
natti Weekly Enquirer 1 year
Weekly State Capital and" the
National Tribune—tho great
Hold tors naper 1 year for
Weekly State Capi'lai iud Okla-
homa Home, Field a id Foruiu
1 year.
Weekly State Capital and Live
Stock Inspector, 1 year.
Weekly State Capital and Toledo
Weekly 11 lade I year
Weekly State Capital and Cosmo-
politan Muga/.inc 1,344 pagea
and 1,1100 illustrations 1 year
baily State Capital and Cosmo-
Dolitan Magazine 1 year for
Weekly State( apital ami 1'hriee-
A Week N. Y. World—4 papers
a weea, 1 year for
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Weekly State' 'apital and Orange
Judd Fanner ami a copy Judd
"Karinera Auuauic A. Weather
Forcaat" for I ^ ear
Weeklv State' apital and K ('
Wei'ltly Journal arid Agricul-
tural ist, I year for
Ween I j' State Capital ami Amer-
ican Etaonomiat pttbllahed bv
the Atiiericun Protective Tariff
i^i a^ue 1 year
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New York Press 1 year for
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Stock ami Farm Journal 1 year
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Weekly State Capita! und St
Nicholas Magazine, I year
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Clure's Magazine, 1 year
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aey'a Magazine. I year
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ner's Magazine, one year
i\siiv in consult mi', vH ut t lie sium* linn* c;iiiiu>| ulTonl or do
for tin* Im• 11iIii of tlioso, I wiil for tlie next few ilays only
• Iiii'st i<his anil give the callers name in full for the low fee ot
hold jtimmI for a \ cry short time so come at once. No time to
ileliij- if.vim winIi lotiikcnilviiiilaj{e.ir lliis t-nniil i>|i|Nii-tuiiil,v. Ili'iisks lin (|McnIinns. Toll*
tour liiiin in full. Nun f.vour fi-ii-nils, eiicnileH or riviils, Tel Is vmi wlu-l her Ii osli.-i ml, wife,or
(Jives ailvice 011 all points of in-
aire,
i
sweetheart is true or false,
teres I, such jis love,
kinds.
flol liS
I ells you linw I csI to prosper,
courtship, ilivoi'cc, Imsiness spt
DAILY ! a.
m. lo S p. m.
«
111 )l IMS UII.'JI, l!:
th Iii I inn iinii I rn iisnrl inns i,f nil
I MINT iii.Mi- WALK IN
iinii i1:,.
THE HOTEL DALLY,
I'uriier First Si nml X'ilns Ave.
I'A Itl.l l|(S Ijuile anil Kcliivil anil sn Ai-rnnyeil llmt Vim Meet mi I 'iillers.
i K =11 tlie Distii.l <"i.iiit linnin eveniii".
Ifeiiinir since
•e.l eMl I lit' HI
LAND FOR EXCHANGE.
with
same
llitig
t
I ii .ve a farm of ?oo acres in White enmity, A'k
dwelling home, barn, nrchanl, wells ami s|)ri.r(.s flierron.
Also I have a tract of 407 acres of rich bottom land
county, 250 of which is under cultivation, tin,- tr.une d
out-houses, 'mrns and orct-ard-, loc-ted within three miles
railw .y station and lour miles of Swicy, the county seat, a
tiwn of 3500 people. I have also other smaller (arms located
in said county. I w ill sell or exchange any or all ot the
ahove named places for Oklahoma farms or city real estate.
JOHN D. Ok BO IS, Guthrie, O. T.
W. MciNKAL,
I*res.
W. J.
HORSFALL,
A I
Cash.
SKAY, Vice-Pres
OH WY!
Frank's
Place...
Open Day ,ind
Night.
• mot Iter inHde.
Opposite
(ioveriiioen
Aon
n Si'ooiiiJ Htreee
Hid Voulver See the like..
A 16X20 I'lixiallne or (
trait for $I.! H. Work
and Bee m«'.
....WILCOX, THE AKTIHT....
At SwearenRpn a Photoffrnph Hallery
Opposite Postofflce.
Guthrie National Bank.
Capital, - - . ^50,000.00
Surplus, - - - $10,000.00
^ First National Bank Organised in Oklahoma.
OKI.AIIO.MA
ctrnutiK,
Old Moses
Ami tlie Best
J. L. WILLIAMS,
COMMISSIONS.
Orders executed for future delivery of
Cirain, Provision and Cotton.
Quickest Telegraph Service In the Ter-
ritory.
Room 14, Gray Block, Guthrie, 0. T.
WANTED.
Oklahoma county, city or *c..ool bonds.
'orreHpondence solicited with parties, dlH-
rleta, oltle.M or counties.
I.RMMON & Rl-IARTGL.
Nevada, Mo.
A Square Deal For a
Round Dollar ^
Whiskies,
Wines
and Brandies.
"Special Brew" l-or Fumlly U««,
34 Hot IIch for $1.11.1.
Phone No. 2. 211 harrison Ave.
+4 t+++++4.+++++++++. !•+++ +++++++++.M.+++++++++t++++++t
I J. B. FAIRFIELD.
Transfer & Coal Co
r"
rhis is what you t when v.hi buy your llarners. Saddle
lllaiikets and Saddlery Hoods of
FINNEY, Tilt HARNESS MAN.
114 Harrison Avenuf.
Whips,
Nfw Store, New Goods, low Prices, Buggy and ( arriaqe Harness
Specialty.
Good Teams and Spring Drays
given to moving household goods,
Coal ol all kinds delivered to any part of city.
Office and Yards 506 Harrison
Aw„ Wist of Dipot.
Prompt attention
pianos and safes.
Ttlephoiio 20
++++-<-+-:-m-+-I-H.++++4.++++++
<IK< > K I >1 I.I.I N't IBLKY, President
i'IIAS l! HII.I.INijhLEY, <'ashler
i ll AS .M HOSWORTH, Ass t Cash
Continued on fourth pa^e.
Capital,
Surplus, -
Solic'ts the
Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals
and Corporations *.
^^Capitol National Bank.
- $50,000.00
$10,000.00
N. H. STURGIS,
County Coutoiisaioner,
(luturie,
Oklahoma
_SOLICITOR KOR_
1!« l.\li I
H rower.
'Ti
'u pita I ist. I'tii a. >
t«eu. I; KilliiiKHl.y, (iuthl'ie, ti T
VN". H Stiles, (iiithtie, (> T.
Jollll I'" Stolte, I lllthl'ie. i i T
Chits. lv Ullllugslcy, Uutltt ie, o. T.
Cotton Gins, Engines, Boilers, Grist Mills.
Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, Corn Shellers,
Wagons, Scales, Steam Pumps and Jets.
HHI'H NKW AND SECOND HAND
CorresponcUncc „ „ STUR6)S
Solicited.
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Greer, Frank H. The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 246, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 1, 1898, newspaper, February 1, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc104366/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.