The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 96, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 15, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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REPUBLIC AS VICTORY
i* passage of the Gorman bill is
Now, then, if Cleveland will sign
the "robber tariff" bill, the country
ought to soon settle down ami be able
By the State Capital Printing Co.
FRANK H. OREER, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1894
CUNVtNTION CALL.
The repnblleana of Logan county, Oklahoma
%illmeet In delegate convention at the opera
house, in the city of Outhrie. at 10 .. dock a.
m August iH, 1HW4. for the purpose oi nominal-
tag republican candidates for the several
eountj ofBcerr *"
al electb
November. 1*1M.
illation in said
D the seven
-VeutTou wTli" be o.'« d'elegute lor every tlf-
Ueu votes ami one additional delegate for every
fraction of ten votes ami over , ust ipe^™1"
lug precinct in-aid county for Joaeji>h Silllea
for couuty treasurer at the general election In
apportionment of deleg.
precincts of tha county in as ft
Precinct. Vote.
Antelope IJ[®
■ear Creek ~... <*
Bismarck «J
Cedar — *[
Cimarron
Creacent
Outhrie Township Itti
Guthrie City—
firat ward j<*
Second ward 171
Third ward ..... IW
fourth ward 1*1
fifth ward, eait 14?
•• •• went 119
Iowa f
Iron Mound M
Lawrie «'
Mam n all
Mulball W
Oak View. £•
Orlando "
HJ%* Hill <
Hi..ril •
•prl.j.r «"
•prlug Creek
Vrlng vale HI
oodland *9
Total
rkrd says he has seen men eat erow,
but this ia the first time he has seen
j men compelled to steal the crow they
Now for free coinage of American
■ilver. The republican policy of pro-
; tection has been heartily endorsed by
| democracy and therefore ia settled for
Can Cleveland keep the eontfagra
tion of his burning pen from consum-
ing the "robber tariff" bill? Or will
he mix his indignation with crow and
gulp it down?
...mm
The republicans of each pr«
In convention In ilvelr respect
August 16, 1894, for the purj
delegate* to said county c.
country precincts the hour of
• o'clock p m and at the Isst place of *otlm
UBieas otherwise designated l y the chalrms
•fthe precinct or township committee 1
least one week's notice. poM
public placet*.
I net will meet
.• precinct® on
w' of selecting
reutlon. in all
el lug will be
Ht least three
and place of
•d committee.
lu all city precincts the h
meeting all! e such * d-
Chairman of each precinct oi . _
la all precincts the chairmen ..f the respect u
committees are requested and directed to give
•roper notice by posting or publication at least
one week prior to August |rt, 1810, of the hour
•ad placs ot meeting for the purpose of select-
lag delegatee.
By order of the county central committee.
June -0,^ OVERSTIIKKT. Chairman.
V. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OUlhveHl
We are authorized
aou, residing on the
tion 7. town-hip 16 north, m
candidate for sheriff . ? 1 v-'.i
to the action of the republlei
tion.
abject
nination <
I am a candidate f>
republican ticket for sheriff «<t I.onan .-.Mint*,
subject toth" republican county convention
W W. PAIN I KK
I aut a candidate for sheriff of I.ogan county,
abiding the choice of the republi
veutio.i aseelabeled. K
I am a candidate for uom
p ibilcan ticket 'or sheriff
subject to the -
KK1.LKY
epubllc;
Ko
Couuty Treasurer.
1 am a candidate for re-noinluation
publican ticket for treu urer of I.o, :ii
object to the decision of the county i
. JOSEPH STiLBv
COYLE & SMITH
Furnishes the fallowing quotations
for the Guthrie Market. At close of
business August 15.
GUTHRIE MARKETS.
Wheat hard
Wheat soft
Oats
Corn
Uay
Hogs
Sheep
Cows
Steers
Chickens, old
Spring Chickens....
Turkeys
Ducks
Geese
Butter.
The State Capital.
' the biggest victory republicanism has
had since the south surrendered at lo 8ett e UP 1
' Appomattox. The republicans of the
senate, aided by the protective tariff
I democruts. forced the protective Gor-
'man bill through. The republicans,
of course, fought taxed sugar, free ,
wool, free coal, free iron and free
hides, but supported the general pro-
tective tendency of the bill.
Gorman, the great leader of deipoc ^ ^
racy, declared in his speech ou tli^ first ^
passage of the bill that it would he j
ruinous to all industries to pass the
Wilson bill and take from these indus-
tries the protection they must have to
survive. His speech was a protective
tariff speech. The democratic sena-
tors from Louisiana, Alabama, Geor-
gia, Tennessee, from every state where
Delegates. ! exlgted |ndustrieH needing protective
3Z"! tariff, demanded that the old republi
j can doctrine stand—and they carried
J I their wish.
T The Gorman bill proves that the
9 democratic party has one tune for
entertainment and for hoodooing
>* the people and quite another tune
!o for business. The leaders in the sen
J ate proved that they were not willing
• « to kill the country to gratify a few
• free trade theorists like Wilson, or a
platitudious "tariff reform" fatuity
like Cleveland, or a "free raw mate-
rial" hobbiest like Hill.
The conservatives, taking the great
republican protective tariff policy as
a club, literally wallope-l all the "free
trade" enthusiasm out of Wilson ami
his ilk. compelling them to lay down
like sycophants.
Cleveland will be compelled to either
sign or allow to become a law by limi-
tation, a bill he declared a "badge of
party dishonor, a betrayal of demo-
cratic principles aud democratic
pledges." Hill, who tried to make a
jay of Cleveland by sardonic defense
of him, now tinds himself a jay also,
in the same bog of defeat as his old- ,
. , tor the annual reunion of the Grand
time enemy, Cleveland. Army of the Republic to be held at
In all this the republicans of the Pittsburg, Pa., September 8, 1894, the
nation rejoice, while the free trade; Santa Fe route will sell round trip
!' St/or:.Xte™lhe^rh7nd^f:;
worth rejoicing at, to have democracy, ( linijt^j for return passage to Septem
in all its regal power, eat its own free ber 95th.—L. R. Dki.anky, Agent.
trade declarations, made so vehemently I
for thirty vears. and set up their tent! F. li. Lillie A Co. have the largest
i„ the repubUcun protective t.H« , olta In the city .t
eamp. embodying in the Gormau bill i
the very principle it declared in its I ID _
, , . , . ,, To the Knights of Pythias conclave
national platform to be a • fraud, " Washington, I). C., August S7th to
"robber," and "unconstitutional." September 5th, the Santa Fe route
Since democracy has declared, aloug will sell round trip tickets for this oc-
wtth the republican party, for a pro- l'a8iorl AuSust ->:ld nJ 5nh' limiu"d
tectire tariff, the tariff question would
appear to have been settled.
Were the republicans to come into
power, they would chauge the Gorman
bill but little, making free sugar, pro-
tcctlug wool aud re-establishing reci-
procity. There lias always been a de-
DO YOU WANT A BAFET
KM. IM1MfWMO>UI<.<P •'
Tn Stats cat it ax 1* the Okla-
homa agent forth* Herring-Hall Mar-
fin Sate and Look eoapuy. No com-
pany can fl*. you lvw.r price* on a
•af« or a vault door tkaa w« can. We
kav. tka cloMat dlaoounta and photo-
graph catalogu. from which you can
Mlact Don't boy a Ufa of any al or
kind until Tn Statu Capital quote*
you prie*a. W* Ma in** yon m.ney.
If you an ia aa ntaUi town. In th.
•trip or anywhar* *1**, drop u* a card,
UU u* about tha kind of a *af. you
.ait and w* «U1 **ad on* of our
trav.liag H*a to ■** you. To« know
th* laU *afa* an U* b**t Uth*
raii
A FEW "FORS,"
HOME LABOR,
3o You Need a Ledger, Cash Book
or Journal ?
THEN BIT THEM HOME-MADE.
(h® Stat* Capital Buokblnderj Haa M n-
ficturcd a Large Lot of Commercial
Becorda Snob aa Marohaati la
Oklahoma (Jaa and Can
Ball Them Tery
Cheap.
j. W. McNEAh, Pres. C. F. HERRIOTT, Vice-Pres
W. J.HORSFALL, Cash'r.
Guthrie National
$50,000.00
Surplus ■ 10,000.00
first national bank organized in oklahoma.
Oklahoma:
Capital
....5.00 (g 6.00
4.0004 10
3
.... 1.7501.00
.... 2.0002.25
....1.50(9 1-75
....2.00(9 1.50
6@7
....1.75 0 2.00
008
150 20
Everything Goae at Coat.
llefore making your purchases call
and bee my stock. The goods are all
new latest style, and large stock to se-
lect from. Mrs. a. p. Saunders.
Daily papers and periodicals at Lil-
lie Jfc Co's.
for return passage September 8th, at
one fare for the round trip.—l. r. De-
lanet, Agent.
I berrl jr announce
rl«rk of Loir*" county
tke reyublicaus of l.oji.i
mbhHl.-
County L'lfrk.
iVHelf a candidate for
ibjcct to the action of
i count v i'i convention
*r. EMMET! STH.W Alt P.
We are authorized to announce William J.
Mahary, resldloj: on tlic nortUweHt quarter of
eectlou ti, townahip lrt north, rantfc t w est, a*
• catulUlatc for couuty clerk of Lognu county,
subject to the action of the republican county
couventlon.
I hereby a' nounce myvflf as a cand'datc for
Ibc afllce .f county clerk of l.o«au county sul>
lect to the actlou of the repttbllcaii conveutUui
of LoRan county, Oklahoma. U. J NN ALLAt K
Couuty Attorney.
I hereby announce, before the republican
county convention, ra v candidacy for icnotnl-
uatlou for county attorney of Lo^ati county.
A. 11. ul'hton.
Soma Pointers It Will Pay Everybody
In Oklahoma to Read,
DO YOU WANT ANYTHING 1
Tkaa Beat tha following and Via*
Whara Tea Caa Sapply Youraelf—A
Little of Everything Be*
quired by Mortals
■era Ua-
•low.
1 hereby aubinlt
'ouuty attorney,
iouventlou. C. C.
HOLLAND.
nlul.it
t hi
Ljttau county subject
Republican couuty ron.™.....
llcau rrgardleMi of nationality, color or pre*
lout condition M servitude and l>eltcve all di^
pule- between laU r ai d . apiial -h u d U
aettled by arbitration cole martin.
keslatc
of Deeds.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate f« r
re-uouiiuatlon on the republican ticWct for n-y
later of deads of L «an couuty UWRbE 11.
dodhon.
I take thK uiodc of formali> placing my 4*Hn'
didacy I. r register of deeds bi'iore the republi-
cans of Logan county, subject to the!" "
in county convention.
EKLL
i plete stock in the city; 0 cents per roll
i up. Lillie & Co.
When you want typewriter paper
do not send away for it. The State
Capital keeps a large stock of all
kinds. Manifold parchment—the fin-
est manifold made—at SI.25 per ream,
bate a men £ republicans as to whether Come in and see our stock and get our
lumber and hides should not be free j prices.
and the McKinley tariff on them is
slight, so the republicans would per- ] ^Vall paper! We have the most com-
haps leave lumber and hides un-
changed.
The Gorman till signed, democracy's T|ie Cleveland County Agricultural
mouth will be sealed on free trade, its : society will hold its annual meeting at
bug
icence
ery schedule of the Gorman bill, j has been arranged and a premium list
The tariff being settled, the ti nan- ' prepared which embrace** live stock,
clal question is now (he paramount f rm products, mechanical needle and
, , , , . all kinds of faucy work. For particu-
and almost the only (frcat issue on Ur8 call on or addrrs, M. L. Bixler,
which tills year's campaign ami the secretary, and receive race program
one of '90 will be fought out. and premium list.
Goodbye, "Tariff Reform"Cleveland!
Adieu, "Free Trade" Wilson!
Ta, ta, "Free Raw Material'' Hill!
Welcome, victorious democratic pro- For the 13th Annual encampment of
tectionists! I Veterns of the U. S. A., held at Daven-
—————— port, lows. August 90th to J4tli, the
outh will be sealed on free trade, lis society win noia iu> annual meeiing ai
ig bear (or sixty vears, forthe benef- j on Wednesday, Thursday,
, - - . 11* riday and Saturday, September 12,
ence of protection is acknowledged ,4 llnd ,, A k(kk1 r8ce program
Lillie's Pills
Cure all life's ills.
roliitti
STEWART L. Rl -
J ud fee.
I am s candidate for nomination ou ti e re
publican ticket f..r probate Jnd^e. -nbjcct \
the action of the republican* >u*cntion. t "
Uoonuiiu.
1 am a candidate for renouiination on the
republican ticket for probate Jud;:c of I.oj.m
countv, Mubject to the decision of the county
tonveiitlon 8 S. LAWltENt F
I hereby place my
nomination on the
hale Judfe
the county
publican ti<-kci
iject to the majoi Uj
enllou J.J.BOLKs.
lent.
ity Superlnte
elf I
adldate fo
Guthrie.
I hereby aniu
nomination t u the republican tickcl (>
auperluteudeut of public lust
gcren mile* directly west i l
RANDOLPH.
To my many Inquiring friends 1
aiH a candidine for ro-noininutioi
superintend ui.
couuty conrennc
I 11 STllVKKR.
I hereby present my uaiue t.> the republic
wf Logau*county. Mibjecl t«> the . ouuty ron'
tlou'N decision, tor n<
county Buperlnlendei
that 1
ouuty
i f the
eld August I
For legal cap.
For abstract paper.
For carbon paper.
For manuscript covert.
For a Hall's safe, any size.
For all typewriter supplies.
For land blanks of all kinds.
For township records and blanks.
Fer Morgan's Manual, (50 cents).
For congress tie envelopes, all sizes.
For reversible document envelopes.
For statutes of Oklahoma, $7.50 cash.
For a druggist's poison record, (S3.50).
For Calvert's Settler's Guide, (50 cts).
For lead pencils or pens, by the gross.
For ladies calling cards, fancy or plain.
For rubber bands, rulers, erasers, etc
For school district records and sup-
plies.
For Hainer's School Land Manual, (50
cents).
For school district bonds, (litho-
graphed).
For a notarial record, ($3.00) and pro-
test blanks.
For inks, mucilage or anythiug in the
stationery line.
For any kind of a book, from 10 cents
to §3.00 per quire.
For paper fasteners, flat or round
head, by the gross.
For letter tiles, letter copying books
and letter presses.
For the oldest, largest and best daily
paper in Oklahoma, 50 cents per
months.
For any of the 1000 forms of Oklahoma
legal blanks, all kept in stock
ready for you on call.
For a cheap merchant's ledger, cash
book or journal, (canvass or
leather).
For seals and rubber stamps, four
pound seal $2.50, five pound seal
13.00.
For an attorney's pocket docket, ($1.00)
beautifully bound and a new and
uaexcelltd form.
and
The State Capital book manufac-
tory has made a large number of
ledgers, cash books, journals, small
lay books, butcher's blotters and
cheap, plain records of all kinds. These
are on better paper and better bound
than the cheap books sold by whole
sale stationers—and yet we can sell
them to you 25 per cent cheaper than
you can buy the eastern made records.
We have them bound in canvass,
manilla and in leather—any grade you
want from ten cents to $1.50 per quire.
Merchants, when you want a ledger
cash book or journal, don't buy till
you get our prices and see our records.
These books are made here at home,
the money for the labor on them
being paid to men who spend it amon&
our buthers, our grocers and our dry
goods merchants. Wouldn't you rather
buy goeds made at home than to buy
goods made by eastern labor?
course you would, especially when you
can buy the home-made article 25 per
cent cheaper than the foreign-made
article. And remember, we have these
books right on the shelf ready for you,
in any size or price you want, from
one quire to eight quire.
Guthrie.
Oklahoma Investment Co,
guthrie, okla.
dealers in
Territorial Bonds,
County Bonds,
City Bonds,
School Bonds,
Territorial Warrants,
County Warrsnti,
City Warrants,
School Warrants.
Rooms
1 and S Over Bank, of Indian. Territory.
FARM LOANS AND CITY BUILDING LOANS A SPECIALTY.
REFERENCES:—First National Bank, ^lahoma City,^opkhigfl^ir^KlugiLhe^ 0*t.;
2J i.^uu&miwa.eK:. at; Uou.sl^ Murpuy, Ki-Ter , Tr,.„ OH.huB.
CltJ
M.L. TURNER, C hl«
• BO. A. MITOALP, President.
Capital ■ National ■ Bank.
The Largest National Bank Oklahoma Territory.
Capital fully paid, $50,000
Undivided profits, 35,000
Eastern Kirumluot Via Nuuta Fe Route.
Pittsburg, l'a — Grand Army of the
Republic, September 8 to 10.
One fare for round trips. For fur-
ther information call on
L. R. Dki.anky, Agent.
For the annual meeting of the league
of American wheelmen held at Denver
August 13th to 18th the Santa Fe
route will sell round trip tickets at
#20.70. Tickets on sale August 10th
aud 11th; final limit for return Sep-
tember 13th. The official program of
the national league of American
wheelmen provides for one day's offi-
cial races at Pueblo August 20th,{which
is the day after the meeting closes at
Denver, and that members are then
expected to go to Kansas City in a
body, presumably for the races at that
point. This is the national circuit
meet, Kansas City, Mo.. August ?2d,
and is part of the official program of
the league.—L. R. Delanry, Agent,
Lillie's Liver Granules. Sure cure
for biliousness and head ache.
The English Kitchen
Between First and Second on Oklahoma, East Guthrie.
Best Board and Rooms in City.
Rates Reasonable.
St. John's Military School.
Salina, - - Kaiiwis.
A first-class boarding school for boys and young men. Prepares for
business or college, at the same time pays much attention to military train^
Ing aud physical culture. Arms and amunit'.ons furnished by the Unite#
States. Superb building, Delightful location, Able professors.
RT. REV. E. S. THOMAS, Rector.
Hf For circulars address, Walter M. Jay, A. M., Head Master.
NEWSPAPER MELP8.
Tiik St. Louis Republic calls the | l\e £°ute wi.n ,seU ™«nd trip
1 , tickets to Davenport, Iowa, atone fare
lemocratic senators 'servants of pro- j .in(j a for the the round trip. (
lection." They are servants of the Tickets on sale August l?th to 19th P__ .. c. ,
people, Republic, and being to could limited to return to and including! ° * ln° ' a loner>
no. be otherwise than serv.DU of pro-| ■'5tb' 1S!'4-1" DlLlxIV, j UlU and InTitations and
lection as apainst "Free Trade" Wil- j ' gC" { Programmes.—A large stock to se
son. "larifl Reform Cleveland and' The best cigars can always be found i lect from.
Tree Raw Material" Hill, all of whom j at Lillie's Drug Store. | For Banker's Draft, Discount, Certifl-
are servants of Kngland. . , _ .. „
cate and Collection Registers, kept
0k course, the democrats, as usual,
did not fail to furnish a good republi- ;
can campaign document iu the Gorman ;
bill. When the people realize that
democratic ' wisdom" has reduced the
amount of granulated sugar for a dol-
lar from '2 ' pounds to 14, what a howl
will be there, my countrymen!
California.
Ever been there?
It is an ocean of ozone for invalids.
A sea of sunshine for strangers.
A world of wealth for workers.
The mid-winter fair (world's fair. \
jr.,) ought to attract you to San Fran-
cisco in 1894.
Those who marveled at the displays
in the California building, Jackson
Pai k should investigate further by
taking a trip to the Pacific coast.
It will be found that the half has
not been told, the reality exceeds the
- m isi* llomvoluh.
1 a
lullllutc. Kt til*
. lor ■
fri*ntlK
aiMirirt. on ibr rr >i
•tladoui ot tin-
county. I rf
Ml«*«*li lull**
kink hart
>i Thk democratic papers will not en-
dorse the democratic protective tariff
bill; but the country will—and as it i promise
embodies and triumps the great repub- ^ "ll ca" £° quickly, cheaply and
! . i .1 -II , . comfortably over the Sauta reroute
.can principle, they will elevate re- A tra^, l[ie way through, ran-
publicAus and free the country of the Q\Qg south of the snow blockades.
f. danger of such free tr-dj asses a. through picturesque New Mexico aud
. Wilson and his ilk. , Arizona.
________ Personally conducted parties every
Ok course! taxed sugar is hard, rob- i week, in tourist sleepers on fast ex-
: . . ., , . .... , , press trains. 1 housauds have ostron-
bing the people of *l„U00,<KH) yearly , fwd lhem
mii ' Lo fill the pouch of the sugar trust. 1 Very low rouud-trip rates now
Yi' ! but the people cau stand this as an effective, good any day and on any
'object lesson" aud remedy it l y elect ' train.
•" | ing the nu n who will not take "sugar
all I in our'ti."
in stock, latest and best forms,
two quire, ($J 50 each).
i For Stenographer's note books, all
sizes, faom 25 cents each to $1.00
each; a court form finely in-
dexed and unexcelled in conven-
ience.
For abstraet blanks, standard form,
$.i.5o per 100; special /orm, for
abstractors only, on ^eavy linen
ledger paper,*5.00 per 100—special
figures on lsrge lots.
For our third annual catalogue and
complete price list, (just out),
write the
Static Capital Printing Co.,
Guthrie, Ok.
tM*i
A /. CLARK.
. Congress,
• N N.
It is only a change of name from
McK in\ \ to 'Uoriuan" and a change
j iu sugar, lumber, wool and hide ached-
j ules, and an elimination of reciprocity:
1 otherwise it is the "MoKiuley bill."
pabli' au.
cl.kvki.am>,
ha.- nothing to
like the liistori
Ci.kn ki \ni> and Hill
together fallen over
night to scrambl
jther in earnest,
is past
1 dc
up
since they have
the precipice,
and hug each
* time for sar-
kkkh's speech v\,
casui anil studded
i barbed with sar-
ith republican joy.
clbvki.ano can now say in all earn
estness that he didn't kuow it was
loaded
Tiik popgun house bills making free
igar, coal, iron ore and barbed wire
inst have made Ooruian, Hrice and
est smile uncontrolably.
nuns ami Tarsney de-
iurrender of the house a*
ud iudefeiisible." It is
peop'e that the hou e has
lioi kkk C<
nouueeil the
••eowardly a
lueky for th«
•u uiau> cowardly democrat*.
Tom Kkbi> says the republican cam-
paign document after the Oorman bill
is signed will be Clevelauda' Wilson
letter.
\\ ti a i humiliation must be W ilson's.
I.ost his bill, even lo its name It will
tv Unouu as Ute Uormau bill.
If you write to ti. T. Nicholson, ( .
P. A., A T. S. F. R. K . Topeka,
Kansas, he will mail, free of charge,
au entertaining IhjoW "To California
and Hack," profusely illustrated.
It will inevitably confirm the latent
desire to see California face to face.
WOOLWINE SCHOOL,
T ULLAHCMA, TENNESSEE.
Ninth year. A home for boy* and
voting men Traiuing thorough Ad
die;*,
S. S. WOOLWINE, Prl cipal
* .. . f
■♦Tiitas- «
; want column, ;
• ;
J -+-<iT |
jSTAJE CAPiTAL;
J RCACH£5 ^
; the people s
. ■ ■HTHV • a
llHUMMHtliMMHIMM
tom B.oki Whl.h I.«7 K.nHH'
OSes Nttdl.
J*S Work Rccord. t quire®, printed head.. IS ••
fubacilplion Book, 2 quires, prlated
head ii®
Sub«orlptloD Book, 4 qulraa, prlntOd
head .m IP
Paid Local Record, I qulaea. printed be^A 9 v
Record ot Advertlnementa, 2 qulree, print-
ed pafree • *
City Circulator's Book, 2 qulree, printed
head t 6t
The above are a series of records
which every newspaper in Oklahoma
should have.
The Job Work Record has printed in
the head the number of the job, date
taken, who ordered by, who took the
order, when to be delivered, whotth*
cost of stock and labor, total cost, the
price and when paid, or on what page
of Ledger it is charged.
The Subscription Book has room for
30 names to each page and each liae
will run a subscriber 10 years; for each
payment is a space including when
paid, the amount and when paid to; it
has also a line each for the name, state
and town of each subscriber.
The Paid Local Record will save s
publisher a hundred dollars a year in
keeping a record of small locals which
otherwise may never be recorded. In
tms record, is who ordered by, when
ordered, number of paper it went in
how many times to run, amount per
line, when charged on Ledger and
amount charged. There is also a rec-
ord for each day of the month in which
by an X is designated that the local
run that issue.
The Record of Advertisements is a
printed page in which appear uame of
of advertiser, when ordered, space to
be occupied, amount to be charged,
how long to run, when ordered out,
when charged on ledger and amount
charged. It includes a regular ledger-
THE PROGRESSIVE
TAILORING vC
-p ESTABLISHMENT
an elegant line of goods will arrive next month.
117 Harrison Ave.
JOEL ROSENBLEET, Proprietor
fine tailoring a spec1atty.
DID YOU EVER ?
The Hest Literature for a Song—How to
Get McClure'* Magazine.
We have made special arrangements
with the publishers whereby we can
offer Thk Statf. Capital and Mc-
Clure's Magazine in combination for
only 81.75 a year, payable in advance.
Thus by subscribing for Thk State
Capital you cau have this splendid
magazine for only 75 cents a year, or
6)4 cents a copy!
POISON I
For the summer Bible school to be
held at Purcell. 1 T., August -'sth to
September 6th, the Santa Fe route. , , , .
will sell round trip tickets to Purcell j account for the add for a year, so
at rate of one and one-third fare. Tick- qq errors can be made.
ets on sale August '.'9th to September , „ , . .
Oth inclusive. Tickets good to return The City Circulators Book is for
1 to and including September .th. L dailies enly, giving date of subscrip-
: il Dki.anev, Agent. , kl .
tion, name of subscriber, location of
For the Kansas State 0. A. R Re- ubscriber, amount paid, how long tc
union to be held at Hutchinson. Kans- run dailv calendar on which an
a*, the Santa Fe Route will sell tickets 1
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets * shows to wheu the subscriber hai
on sale August 13th to I!<th inclusive paij.
limited for return to and including
August 19th.—I.. R. Delanky, Agent
Tiik Statk Capital carries a large
stock of all kinds of typewriter sup-
plies and can sell you at 2.~> per cent
cheaper than you can buy anywhere
else. Call and see our stock of ribbon*,
erasers, oil, etc.
These books are all kept in stock
snd on receipt of the price will be for
warded at once to any address.
Address
Statb Capital PiusriNe Co.,
Outhrie. Ok
KNOWLEDGE IS FOLLY UNLESS PUT TO
USE." YOU KNOW
SAPOLIO
Are You Obeying the Law or Dtsehej-
Ing It?
The new pharmacy law, in the stat-
utes of Oklahoma 'or 1893, requires
that all druggists, apothecaries and
other persons, except practicing phy-
sicians In their ordinary practice, shall
keep a record of all sales of any arti-
cle or articles belonging to the class
usually known as poisons; aud pre-
scribes a peualty for eu<7i violation
of n fine nf net Is** thin twenty nor more
(fmii one liUhilred dollar9.
Few druggists in Oklahoma are ob-
serving this law. aud this neglect will
get some of them into tiouble.
Suppose some person asks to Bee
your record of wheu a poison was sold
to a stated person. The law says you
shall furnish it. and you can be com-
pelled to do so.
Thk State Capital has prepared a
"Poison Record," which gives you the
exact form of record you must keep.
It is put up on first-class paper, neatiy
indexed and bound.
We sell these books for $2.50 each,
and keep them in stock ready for you
Send in an order, accompanied by
f.'.50, and you will receive a record by
return express.
Money to Louti.
On improved real estate security
Long time, easy terms, conservativi
values, privilege of paying on U) day
notice. No bonus or commissions, if
desired loans cau be made on short no-
tice. For further information call 011
or address. Bkkti.k A Co.,
Luther West's Ottice. Guthrie, O T.
1 Tr-v
, paints
Liilie A Co. for drugs and
SEALS AND RUBBER STAMPS.
The State Capital Cau Make them Fur
You, Kxpreniily.
Notaries Public, when you want a
seal, a combined notarial record and
all notarial blanks, don't send to
Kansas but write Thk State Capital
and get them as cheap and as good iu
quality as you can get anywhere in
the union. We keep the register and
blanks in stock and can lill your
orders by return mail. We can fix
you out, too, in rubber stamps of any
kind, ou short notice.
[First Pub. in Daily State Capital Aug. 9, IHm J
ShvrllTit Sale.
Notice if hereby given That by virtii<M>f au
execution IshiumI by the pro bait* court of Lo-
gan «• mnty. T *rrll« rj of Ok.aliowa, iu favor of
< >tto kimk*. JnliiiH Iteiaa uud Nathan Burges,
pa 1 tucrs as |{elss Hi\.h. Company, aud
utfiiiiiNt C. Schueidei'. ami to uie .tire, teil as
sheriff of said county, I will, at S o'clock, p
111., on the20ih da\ of Augu*t.l&t. at thether-
HTs office, under room on Division street be
tween Harrison and Vilas, iu Outhrie pre-
clnct, in the county of Lopan, Territory of Ok-
lahoma. offer for sale at public auction the foi
lowing per-tonal properly of C. Schneider, to-
wit: A certain stock of liquors, wines, etc
Terms of Hale, eawli to I*- sold to highest
bidder. Taken on Haiti execution as the prop
ert) of C. Schneider.
Dated ytn day of August, 1S94.
w. w. Paintkk,Sheriff.
By h. w. Pa 1 ntik, Deputy.
t Pub. iu Stale Capital July 30, lftM
Territory of Ok lab
John Lelbrock
111 the District Co
Barbara Lsibrock I
The above named defendant Barbara Lei-
brock, will take notice that she has heeu sued
the district court of Logan County, Territory
tl^e plaiutiff, John I-eibrock,
of Oklahoma, li
in an action foi
and
dlv
ad she must 1
ppe
the petition which has been tiled
in sa 1 u court bj the plaintiff, on or before the
10th day of September. 1894 aud that if she
does uot 11, pear and auswer, said petit lou will
be taken as true, and a Judgment takeu
against her, divorcing the plaintiff from her.
aiil dissolving the bonds of matrimony l e
tween the plaintiff and the defendant, and for
costs of suit
LOUIS E PITTS. Clerk.
By I.KON .1 PUTS. Deputy.
Decker, Jones .t Derereux. Att vs for Pl'tifT.
1 State Capital July 80. I KM ]
Notice.
ni\. ' 'u 'he district court.
•, plaintiff, |
afendant* }
ned defendant. Perciler Hots,
that she has been sued In the
1.0. <1 . .uut> Territory of Ok
plaintiff Fielding li Kosi. iu
V' re and that she must in.
r the petltlo
rt by the
nl>e
mil
s ie««tt
a'litut. ou or before
IV.M. aud that if sh«*
' said petition will
agaius*
aud diM-
veen the
plaintiff from ber.
tNiuda of matrimony Wtl
il the defeudant, and for
I au is k. Pitt- Clerk
' * Pitts. Deputy
attorueys f
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Greer, Frank H. The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 96, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 15, 1894, newspaper, August 15, 1894; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc122497/m1/2/?q=technical+manual: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.