The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1894 Page: 3 of 4
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Professional Directory
lawyers
jjayardt. hainer,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
[city attorney]
ItooiDMll A I J <ir y Bros. Block.
CinllirU*. Okln.
T H KEWP,
Attorney-at-Law.
General Criminal and Civil practice,
In all courts of Territory.
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
ABEL S DUNCAN,
Attorney- at Law
Office in brick blo.-k cor., Harrison
ave., and Second St. up Batirs.
GUTHRIE. • • OK LA.
The State Capita!.
By th* Stat# Capital Printing Co.
1ATU or aUHSCRlPTION i
TO MAIL iUBSCRIMKi:
Obs year *5.00 I Three months fl.50
Six a:onth . .3.00 | Ono month.. 75
dei.i ykbxd it CABRIB&s.
One week 15 cent#
Two weeks cents
RESOLUTIONS.
As Passed by the Republican Cvdnty
Convention.
We re affirm our faith in, and our al-
legiance to, the principles of the re-
publican party us announced in the
Oklahoma City platform.
We tender to the country pener
ally our heartfelt congratulations that
the administration of drover Cleve-
land has almost half passed away, and
notwithstanding its record of dis-
wkkkly bditio*. | honor, distress and bankruptcy, which
^ ti nn' presages two years more of iiaril times,
One copy, per year • ••• •*;00fiu,rl.ri„lf undna'ional shame, yet ue
t?rin requesting a chance of Poatoffice ,..m ]ook forward to the certianty <'f
address allwaya g"ivo the name of the the dawn of a better day and the re-
Poltofflce to which the paper hu beta turn to the principles "I good Roy-ru-
•ent;otherwise their may be.d.layin nu-nt under a republican admin,Mr,-
m&kinf the charge.
Sample copies sent frse.
Liberal inducements to Postosast-
•ra and Club Agents.
J. W MILLER.
Attorney - At - Law.
Office in Tlmc« Bulldinp, 105 North
Second Street.
GUTHIilE, - • • OliLAUOMA"
CHAS. BROWN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Cor. Division and Ok'a.. Ave., Gray
Block tip stairs.
3. We congratulate Oklahoma upon
the fact that after two more loop and
weary years of waiting she can soon
chose the carpet baggers back to
Georgia and regain her independence
and self respect.
4. We congratulate the democratic
party upon the fact that notwithstand-
ing, us King Orover says, it is "partd
perfidy and party dishonor," they have
sifter thirty years of whoop ami howl
for free trade and of deuunciat'.on i>f
, the reduction of the republican princi-
- pies of protection as "legalized rob-
>ngers should procure tickets ,, r, :i length begun to see the error
before getting on the train and save ,{• t !n ir wh ys and have given to the
money, in purchasing round trip tick- country :is good a protective tarill bill
•ts to local points in per cent off. as democratic stupidity, backed by an
L: It. Dki.anky, Agent, abundance of sugar, could frame.
1 We demand a high protective
| tariff on foreign silver bullion and the
oinage of the American silver
Time-Table*
NOKTH BOUND.
No. 401, Chicago BipreHH, leaves
No. 408, Mo. River Kiprens,
No. 4£!, Lot a! KrelgBt, - • • •
■ OUTII BOUND.
No. 403, Texas Express,
No. 407, Local Express.
No. 423, Local Freight
Passe
11:00 p.
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A Fight Between "Denver Ed'
and Lawrence Farrell.
1 Smith
Edward m. Dawson
ILate Chief Clerk, Department of the
Interior. J
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Pacific Buildine, fcK lr St., Wasb-
ing.on, 1). C.
Practices in the cotirts <'f the Dis-
trict .. f i oiutnb a, Court of ( alius, lbs
Executive I >■'; Mrtmrii's ''
jjr^ss. Special allen'ion jriven 10
Land aud Indian Busii ess before tlio
Interior Department.
FA UI
FOI LS !•:! SMITH.
The l i«iit Given to Siiiilii I'arrell
Not In the l ight from the First
as lie \Vi s Greatly Over-
watched.
J. B. K PAToH, J so. II. COTTEBit
KEATON &. COTTERAL
ATTC> It N KYS AT-LA W
Rooms I ". and 3, International Loan
and Trust Bn ldg Okla., Ave.,
OrrosiTB U. S. Land Orrici.
The People's Guarantee,
Saving and Loan Association
Of Pleasant Hill, Mo., are making
Ileal Estate loans in Guthrie. Long
Monthly payments: can pay a part or
all before maturity. Sto-k in the
association can also be secured; as an
investment there is nothing safer or
better. For information as to stock
or Loans, call on
M 3_i MOOK,
Office with Herod A Widtner, \'nd St.,
Opposit U. S. Land office.
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TAXIDERMIST.
Birds and Animals of all Kinds
Mounted in tho Most Natural
POSITIONS.
No. 708 S First St. Guthrie, 0k.
Ins trumental Music
IHJTB'JOTlOH given upon the piano
FOB 25c '• EB N
TIiok wishing
Drnvkk, Col., Oct. 5. About • " 0
sporting men left the city early yester-
day afternoon on a special train on the
Denver, Texas & tJulf road t- \\itno<s
the fight between "Denver Ed Smith
and Lawrence Farrell for a purse ol
g.j.OOO. The train ran about
from the eity and the rimr was t|iiicl<ly
pitched on the open prairie by the sice
,,f the track, and in the same -pot
where Smith defeated Farrell ei 'ht
years ago. .
The men entered the ring at :$ o clock.
Referee Re.idy liallajfher announced
that Smith weighed 1*1 pounds and
Farrell 171 pounds, and that the mill
was simply a sparring match for points
and would not be a fight to a finish.
This last statement was made for the
cars of a dozen deputy sheriffs who
were in the crowd.
In the first round Smith led and up-
percut Farrell, who returned the com-
pliment with a will. A moment lati r
Smith smashed Farrell over the eye
and drew first blood. I'arrell endeav-
ored to strike Smith after each clinch,
and Farrell now rushed Smith, and it
was give and take. Smith got in two
over the heart and Farrell retaliated
by sending in two on the neck. 1 he I
men clinched and Smith fell to the
ground.
Second round—The men came to-
m Hi r Ilk® wfctlwlnJ lfctfc I 11 f- 1
Smith pin veil for the rilis, imd l-'urrc-U
got in several on the face. Here Smith j
accused I'arrell of sticking his ellxiw
in Smith's face. Kartell was cautioned,
hut he continued to. jab at Smith.
•Smith seemed to be too fat. but he
rtUnchcd with good elfect.
The third, fourth and tiflh round-
were silnply re p.'tit ions 11 f the first and
second, the men frequently clinching.
I'arrell foiili.ur Smith with his elbow
and Smith punching Kartell with his
head. . ,,
In the sixth round I'arrell threw
Smith. He claimed that Smith held
his glove in his mouth and he could
not help it. A moment later they
clinched. Kartell again threw Smith
and a foul was claimed (.iillaglier
gave the tight to Smith and withdrew
his decision a moment later, sin mg
that he would give Smith t'.ie ti-int it.
the next foul. A moment later l urrel.
.,-rain fouled Smith and threw him
over the ropes, ltcdd.v Oallagiler trave
Smith the tight on this foul.
I'arrell was not in the fljfht from the
tirst; as he was greatly over-llialehed.
Uthough Smith's weight was an-
nounced at 184, he told a friend after
the fight that he weighed exactly'.'"5
pounds. This is Smith's tirst light
since he Whipped Uoddard. Kartell i-
known throughout the northwest a-.
Bill Kcogh.
product, that the currency may be
Mibstantially expended commensurate
with the needs of the people.
We declare that all foreign crim-
inals, paupers and nndcKirabl'3 ele-
ments should be prohibited from our
chores, and that lu'or of America may
n-preserved for Americans, and that
: h.• socialistic, anarchistic and com-
■nunV. i.-theories of Fnrope may not
he transplanted to this country to
undermine our institutions and t reat-
. ii our peace and good order.
! 7. W« declare that the democratic
: • • • y jiotv in congress by the adtnis-
,.i i f Moipioa I luh and (if New
"i \ieo and Arizona, tiie latter two
territories being sposcly settled and
vcrwhclttted with debt, and being
pcop'cd largely with foreigners who I
iisrc^Hid « r iunguage in their bnsi- j
■ i. ss vocations and in their public ,
silo- 1 wlii'e ignoring the petition of
• Ulahoma for statehood with its L'.'-n,-
no pei pie trn v American and 5H ),-
oo.i i i of taxable j roperlv, to be par- j
tisan, narrow aud unjust, a fitting!
i . vidi-r ec of the metlu ds of the demo-
rati-* party. We demat d immediate
-.'a'th-.od in the quickest possible way.
s We del.ounce the pension policy i
'of tiie democratic party as being un-
j : i and unpatriotic and we congratu- !
a'c i h" pi ■ ijde of the United States
on iiuviny lisen ir. their indignation, j
| •ohipe'ling Hoke Smith to withdrawi
lis ruling whereby thousands of lion-
• i pei • ioiiers were declared criminals !
without trals and unceremoniously
suspended from the pension roll.
'.i. We condemn the action of the
county e mmissioners in plunging Lo-
gan C' iinty into debt beyond the 1 per
cent limit tixed by the act of congress,
as a crime against the people of the
county and we demand that it shall
be made felony for any board of county
commissioners, or any county clek or
any other municipal officer to contract
any debt or issue any warrant in ex-
t c' s of ilie I per cent limitation with
( ut having first provided tiie funds
wherewith to pay such warrants for
in debtedness.
10. We demand a law providing for
separate and specific levies for the
pn vment of officers: for the payment
of'court expenses; for the payment of
rents: for the support of the poor, and
for in i> eel la n com • xpenscs: that each
levy shall be for the purpose named,
and be kept in a separate fund, and
that it fehal 1 be made a foh-r.y for the
cori tv oni'nissiorers or the county
treasurer to transfer any money or
credits from one fund to another or to
use any money in one fund for any
purpose other than that for which it
was levied and collected, or to draw
any warrant, upon any fund except for
the specific purpose for which the levy
was made.
11. We denounce the action of the
populist commissioners of Logan conn
ty in attempting to disfianchise four
townships for political purposes, a
fraud and an -•i... r
fees when he makes such den.and
17. We demand a salary bill t!.\irtf
a specific salary for each and evi i >
county officer ami deputy iu the terri-
tory, and provided further that all
foes earned shall be for the puldi and
go into the county treasury and m;tU«
the retention of fees by any officer in
excess of his salary a felony
IS. It is the duty of every patriotic
citizen by voice and vote i advoeuU
the retirement of public otb crs, irn-
spective of partv, who have prostituted
the trust reposed in them for purpose-
of gain, and that we dt maud ibe vig-
orous prosecution of every officer, i!
any there be, who has taken advantage
of'his position to pilfer from the public.
U . We favor a general revision of
our statutes for the purpose of reduc-
ing expenditures ami taxation, and
that the laws be so formed as to limit
the power of public officers to incur
public expense for the taxpayers to
pay to a reasonable amount and that
the provisions of the criminal code be
made so strict thai there is no escape
for the public official who proves re-
creant to the trust reposed iu him, and
we urge immediate uction thereon bv
the next legislature lest by some mis
bapweagun fall under a demo-poj
administration, such as has been spend
ing the money of the people in Logan
county.
20. * We arraign the democratic party
for its repeal of the federal election
law, leaving the people of New \ orW
helpless from the frauds of Tamuinm
and the ballot in Chicago on.I other
large cities, as well as ''..noo.imi! volcis
of the south, without proti-elion from
the frauds, intimidation and outrages
boldly pacticed by the democratic
party in order perpetuate itself in
minority rule.
21. We refer with admiration t > the
splendid record made by Hon. hennis
Flynn as delegate in eongri ss. the sev-
enteen measures passed through con-
gress by his introduction < IVort and
example, his energy ami influence
He has more than fulfilled the most
sanguine expectations of those who
championed his candidacy two years
ago. His labors have been for the in-
terests of all the people of Oklahoma,
regardless of location or party pro-
clivities. H is record is "lie which de-
serves and we believe will receive the
endorsement of every voter who has
at heart the true welfare of this tcr
ritory.
A FEW "FORS."
Some Pointers It Will Pay Everybody
in Oklahoma to Read,
DO YOU WANT ANYTHING 1
Then Read th« Follow lug anil Flud
Where You C'au .Supply Yourself—▲
Little of K very thing lte-
qulreil by Mortul*
litre 11 e-
•low.
September 1'th, ' th. and October
Oth the Santa Fe route will sell excurl
sion tickets from points at Missouri
river and east thereof to points s"
Kansas, Oklahoma. Texas, < olori
and New Mexico at one fare for the
round trip, limited for return passage
t.venty days. All who have friends in
the eastern states should notify them
of these excursions as they may want
to take advantage of these cheap rates
and make a visit.
ept. 21, 1WII
t f nl lsln «l i
Shcrill'H Stile.
No*ice is hereby ym n tliat ' virtue "f i
or«h*r« f *>al'' insucl h> tin- • tn«-i court
Lo|.riin county. Territory <•! oi.l.ihoina. iu lav
,'t Kit Want t'lumey uiul M;«ri m ft'""*
av'iiiiiHt A. K K«l wnnls nn.i H'l.ln Ed war-
iiuii to me .1 ireel' «I iiH sheriP ■ ■ t o.l eoiinlj
win .11 2..'.'I.i.'k |. Ill .11 III' .lay
er, |k'.tI. iii the court house «1< hi Clutlu ie pi
cinct, "i iii.* coun 5 (I Logai T« nItorj of 0
| lahoma. otTer for sale at l* i101«- anetiou t
following real estate ami the appurtcnane
tli«*reunto lielonjfinjf, t«>wit:
Southeast quarter of s . lion Mfteen '1
township sixteen nor.h range four .
west of Indian meridian i>i Loj/an county. «
lahoma Territory
I Terms of sale, . ash
bidder. Taken on *
property i f A. I. ivlwa
Dated this 22d day ol
iht to the high-
r of sale as tlu
[nida Kit wards
•. ISf'4
H. W. PAW r«o, i 1
w. W. I'AtNTia:. Slier.fl.
AKTlll'R WII.I.I AFS
rile
tcr Bp " i/ei
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d Un-
ci Boll lev
•nil; 111 w ^ n KKiin
follow- ,
WISSEFF1EM DUNBAR
p. O. Box 203.
LAWYER'S OFFICE DOCKET.
Hiiinotlilnu " lil.li Kv. ry Alloruvy Should
size, pit
de
Tnk sraTk Capitai. 1.US put in stock
a lawver'a oiHeo docket. It is .l.'iny
■int.'ii "" tile Ili'ttViest line" Ptt-
l'i miUoiui iy boun.l, with front in-
x. uiul in every way a neat uml con-
venient book to have in tin' ..tl.ee. It
contains the number ami style of the
case and eveiy partlenlar about it,
with space to plaee citations, etc.
When v"U see this .locket we know
you v ill declare you cunt do w ithoilt
it, l ice, it qr. 1.. bound. >1 '.(>: r. qr.
*' b. und, Sii.iiu Cash invariably in
advance.
The Oi.vuiple <'lull, of New Orl«
l it/mIiiiiiioiih t iiainplon of the
New ()hlbins, <)ct. 5. 'i i"
ing telegram was forwarded yestenl.i\
bv the Olympic club:
To James J- t'orbett. lloston. M.i-^
... a regular incetintr of the boanl of .1 •" 1 •
or the Olympic club liehl Tuesday t i-tob.-i
IHJM. a resolution was passed unaiilmoii-u de-
claring Hubert l-'it/.siunuons the i-h 11 o pi •-n
heavyweight of the world, aid he will he com-
pelled to defend the title against t h • best man
[hat can be found in the world. The board of
directors were compelled to take
lion on account of your persistent
to inei't Hubert Fltzsiminon
complied with cverv rciiiiremeni
terfuge you resorted to in eausia
challenge PlUsimmons i:
11 a pn w ih the outrages iu
. : j. « s if v hi eh the populists them-
bi'. vts so bitterly complain.
jo \ye favor the election of honest
men for county commissioners and wi-
de. -m it wise and expedient 'hat w«
have a board of county commissioner
who pre not controlled by the bank?
and waraant dealers.
15. The expenditure by the Logai
county board of county commissioner-
of « i.s'.ir,7.t .r) for county expenses in tin
year just past is a shining example <>
populist and democratic misrule, dis-
honesty and incompetency that ha
ruiRed everything that the party ha
ever touched or controlled and ougli'
to be sufficient recommendation to a!
honest men to secure the permanen
retirement of these parties.
14. For some time past the revcnui ■
from liquor licenses have been heid ii^
a salary fund to pay the sa'aries o'
officers and deputies, and win reus tin
county commissioners of Logan count \
have diverted the said revenues to th«
general fund for the purpose of al!« w
ing the banl^s who held old warrant'
bought at a discount to exhaust funds
and the said board has diverted one
third of all the revenues of the countx
tl from the general fund to a poor fund
andthoHub- making the warrants drawn 011 such
1 * i ion ue 111 ■1 fund payable in cash, manipu tiling
such fund so as to pay democratic and
WILLIAMS & WALTERS
THE TA LONS.
Suits made ta order
For $25.00
The finest line of Samples found
in tiie Territory, consisting of
l-'ine Clay Wo; .teds, Cheviors, i
and Fancy Suit in;';.
Also a special line of
Trousering, the finest of work-
manship guaranteed.
NO FIT. S3 GO.
Finest Weil Englaiil Tinseling.
For legal cap.
For abstract paper.
For carbon paper.
For manuscript covers.
For a Hall's safe, any size.
For all typewriter supplies.
For land blanks of all kinds.
For township records aud blanks.
For Morgan's Manual, (50 cents).
For congress tie envelopes, all sizes.
For reversible document envelopes.
For statutes of Oklahoma, #7.50 casta.
For a druggist's poison record, ($2.50).
For Calvert's Settler's Guide, (50 ets).
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 iIainer's School Laud Manual, (50
cents).
For school district bonds, (litho-
graphed ).
For a notarial record, ($3.00) and pro-
test blanks.
For inks, mucilage or anything in the
stationery line.
For any kind of a l ook, from 10 cents
to $.1.00 per quire.
For paper fasteners, flat or round
head, by the gross.
For letter files, letter copying books
and letter presses.
For the oldest, largest and best daily
paper iu Oklahoma, 50 cents per
months.
For any of the loot) forms of Oklahoma
legal blunks, ull kept in stock ;
ready for you 011 call.
For a cheap liierchaul's ledger, cash
book or journal, (canvass or
leather).
For seals and rubber stamps, four
pound seal $ii.50, five pound seal
$3.00.
For an attorney's poe!cet docket, (81 00)
beautifully bound and a new and
unexcelled form.
For lancy Wedding Stationery, and
Hall and Party Invitations and
Programmes. -A large stock to se
lect from.
For Banker's Draft, Discount, Certifi-
cate and Collection Registers, kept
in stock, latest and best forms,
two quire, ($:„' 50 each).
For Stenographer's note books, all
sizes, fifc>m 25 rents each to $1.00
each; a court form finely in-
dexed aud uuoxcelled in conven-
ience.
For abstract blanks, standard form,
$3.50 per 100; special form, for
abstractors only, on heavy linen (
ledger paper, $5.00 per 100—special
figures on ls-ce lots.
For our third annual t atalogue and
complete price list, (just out),
write the
Statk Capital Phinti.vo Co.,
tiulhrie, Ok.
Ti IF. FIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
Guthrie State
Fair Association
Wll.I. Ill-; 111.I D AT
Oct. 9, 10, I I and iq, 1894
See tho premium list, for stock of all
kinds, Grains, Fruit, Vegetables Floral line
arts, and the agricultural departments.
Also the merchants ol this city oHer many
special premiums for various things.
Music Furtrshed |j
By the .
The Speed exhibition will be the great-
est ever shown in Oklahoma, 1^5 ol some of
the finest horses in the I ited States being
in this circut, and in route to Galveston,
will be here. The only mile track in the
Territory, and to make il one of the fastest
is the object ol the association. Also a
separate track lor the
B icy clt
•/
New amphitheater, .judges stand and
IIoral hall finely arranged for the accom-
modation of the people. Sixty stalls cxlr;1
|*o| stock is now being built. Railroad fair
one half price from any part of the Terri-
tory remember the date
October, 9, 10, 11 end 12th, 1884.
lor 1 *i-«'ii iiiiu l.ixl.
B. F. BERKEY, Pres.
M. K. TEAL, See'y.
"BK A M V.! > Sr CO-,
CAR RAG E 1 ; EP031T0H V.
30' Oklahoma A . • n
tUTUKlK.
,. 11 .1 .(>r West of Land Offic
1 II \MriONSIIII'.
i, DcclnrcH
Call and sec for yourself.
WILLIAMS ANO WALTERS
Tho Tailors.
120J South 2d street. 3d door
south of Post-ollice.
t h ree-mi nut e talk Is the title of
ABOU 1 an i 1 istrated
NEW MEXICO. folder<5; rib
ing the farms, ranches, mines ami
towns of New Mexico. The profits of
fruit raising arc set fourth in detail;
also facts relative to sheep, cattle, and
general fanning No other country
possesses such a ile i-'able cliuKi-i.* al
the year round. \\ rite to (-. 1.
OLSON, C). 1'. <& T A . A. 'I. & S. I'. '•
K., Topeko. Kan., f«' 1* free copy
niiioiis Is nit V..1 II.V Ml . sucn uinn Ml a* w l' .> ,
•ration. It was in the Olympic , iut. that th«- populist oflicials for unnecessary wor
heavyweight ehaniplniiship tin w. n«i \\ is jn (.asj, and at the same time compel
lost bv .John I. Sullivan nn.i w..u n> ]|ncr the republican officers an«l dt pu
amount
champlun h
CSln
vurlil.
funyui. ..r me I ol.mi.lo ltlv«r.
On U.o Sat.la Ke route, in northern
Arizona, l.S0:i miles from Kansas City
), th.' town of KlaifstafT. A Irl woeUl.v
htaif.- line runs from l'ab'stulT to the
i.ran.l canyon ol the Colorado river
More than a mile in .lepth, this is the
nuliliineatoJ (?ort(es a'l'itan of ehasms
Twenty Y. .einlles mi(?ht he hiililcn
unseen l>elow, an.l Niagara would look
st-a-eeiy larger than a hrook.
|i„n't fail to visit this first wonder of
the world You can read up about it
by asking .5- T. Nieholdon, 11. 1'. A T
A' A. -r. A B. K. H- K- Co-. Topeka
K-lnsns. to mall yon a free copy of an
Illustrated book describing this term
milo. The book is no common
.••|r| bill l« entertainingly written,
bemtifully illustrated and a gem of
the priuter's art. I
•llihtot till
\V. A. SCHOl.t,.
i~i fr.nldont of the Olympic Club
A similar message was sent to l it/,
notifying him of the club's u. lion and
that he will be expeele.l to defend tile
champion heavyweight title in the
month of February, IHW. against the
best man that can be found in tin
world.
A lilt; Oamiittf suit
KansasCMtv Kan.. Oct. .*
lie Sandlin. wife of Henry s;
■ There has been turned into th
Logan county treasury since l et ruur
ls'.i 1, when the demo-pups secutet
control of the board, about $84,0(!(i f<>-
county expenses alone. During tin
same time a county debt of about $110,
ooo has accrued, and, the county ha
nothing to show for the S.'oo iioo ex-
pended- except an enormous debt an.
a depleted treasury. Therefore it is
evident that a demo-pop county 41 dmi 11
Mr Lil- iitration is a luxury too expensive for
,11 in ves- "«"A country, and we sugjie.-t t<> tn
voters of Logan county that it i>
•day brougnt suit for M ■against from which the taxpayers
ift A I'll., beef and p«u k packers, ami hnuM oxtru.ute themselve s.
ibert Smith, foreman « f theirlaundrx rpjie county debts in Oklahoma
partment. Mrs. Sandlin was f< riner- j|r ' rtjv the result of the accuiuula
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, f
jr.,) ought to attract you to San Fran-
cisco in 1894.
Those who marveled at the displays
in the California building, Jackson
Park, 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
j promise
1 You can go quickly, cheaply ami
comfortably over the Santa Fe route.
A solid train all the way through, run-
ning south of the snow blockades,
through picturesque New Mexico and
Arizona.
Personally conducted parties every
week, in tourist sleepers on fast ex-
press trains. Thousands have oatron
ized them.
Very low round-trip rates now
effective, good any day and on any
train.
If you write to (J. T. Nicholson. '
r. A., A. T. a s. F. U. K.. Topeka,
Kansas, he will mail, free of charge,
an entertaining book "To California
and Hack," profusely illustrated.
It will inevitably confirm the latent
desire to see California face to face.
Ganiages, Buggies, Spring Wagons, Harness. Etc.
A I.SO DKAi.KllS IN
Real Estate euad Rentals.
The English Kitchen
Between First and Second on Oklahoma, East Guthrie.
Best Board and Rooms in ( ity.
Rates I leo son able.
Improvement we Order of ine lIg
THE
TiikStatk Capital carries a large
I stock of all kinds of typewriter sup-
plies and can sell you at 'jr> percent
cheaper than you can buy anywhere
else. Call and see our stock of ribbons,
1 erasers, oil, etc.
Smith
,1 unc last
S\v
Robert i
department.
ly employed under Smith
she b st her arm three
the elbow as the result < ' bavin-- n
i*;t 11 jjftit in 11 bl|f nteiitn ironing machine
ouIIml a -raHiiglor."
1 saj! 1 diil not away !
Hut I staid ami ate one of those
delicious meals ^ct up by
t
TUB LEADING
?
a
Pro pn rutlnnsui'ii lH-in>r uimlo In linlm
, cnni'i'iitnite Knifllsh nml Iinliiin
....mli 111'ss toproceeii to China
1. 1 lie lUUUlJ «■«
partly the result of the accuniii'a-
• ' lit n of costs in criminal cases and the
l"'1" v n.nltitudious criminal i-a es I hut c . T r „ 1 r
' ,.„pv tlu- time ol on* w. ru ar.- '.ru-'iy fTpjr)|^ ^ rllSSel I ol Guthrie. Dealers In
IIn* result of malice coupled vittli the
deMi-e of priifessional witne-sr?. !
fees tlierefore we demand a law biu-Ii
a, that ,.f Indiana or Texas, provitling
that the county pay no costs in crim-
inal eiisi-s exceptinit the fees of juror-.
1 Itltll rllM - ' mm'1."* . ,
uet.lon in the . vent Unit for- and that it provide further that th,
1 U ered in tlia- mntry, person desiring a jury in civil cases
z- iri: , 'toll make a deposft to pay the jury ,
ems orobable.
COFFEE LIKE YOUR MOTHER
MADE
Opposite I'ostoflice.
Open Day and Night-
GAME OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
COAL !
West ol depot on HarKvmrJ
Telephone No. 20.
t;;- —r>
type-writer.
I Unexualed in all essentials of a perfect writing n
'Sr.i-tcl. ease of operation, permanent alignment and durai.,..t> a
secinl'ty. All the type cleaned in ten seconks without soiling
llir.nl'.'. Its record of success in its best recommendation.
The Smith Premier
Is tho best and strongest type-writer ever invented, and today it
stands far a head of all competitors. Write for terms and prices.
STATE. CAPITAL PRINTING CO.
Generla Agents kor Oklahoma.
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Greer, Frank H. The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1894, newspaper, October 5, 1894; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc122539/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.