The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 272, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 9, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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AUTHOR OF "A MODERN HEATHEN."
The Famous Southern Novelist, Mrs. E. Burke
Collins, Tells of Her Complete Recovery
from Nervous Debility by the Use
of Paine's Celery Compound.
#
The London Graphic, In its recent
summing up of the half dozen success
ful novels of the year, includes with
Du Maurier's ' Trilby," Hall Caine's
"Manxman," Conan Doyle's "Sherlock
Holmes," The Heavenly Twins, and
"Ships thai 1'a.ss in the Night," Mrs. E.
Burke Collins" "A Modern Heathen."
Spcakiug of this !ast work of cur
distinguished southern author the
Graphic says:
"What Geo. W Cable's writings are
to the Creoles of New Orleans. Miss
Murfree to the rough strata of human
itv among thv* Tennessee mountains,
and Gertrude Atherton t California.
Mrs. K Burke Cj'.lins'are t) the Ai
adisns of the Louisiana Pine Lands
In her latest work Mrs. Collins has
struck a ue\% vein in literature, open-
ing to the novel reading world a \ ision
of the real life of the Acadiaua of the
backwoods, among the wild, scareelv
known region of the biyous aud
swamps of Louisiana
Besides tier novels she contribute-
each week short stories, sketches, etc
to the prominent maga/'nes and t< a
great variety of other publication
Although her writing has always
been a labor of love, yet such in ess-
ant mental exertion, constantly har-
vesting the ideas of her brain without
u single idle season or follow time for and nervous. Four ~ ttles of Paine s
rest ami refreshment, could not fail to celery c impound pave strength. 4uiet-
have its etT.-et on the recuperative [ ed my nerves, and brought sleep to
pow. r of her nervous system. At one I my p lion . I owe lasting granule to
time she found herself'tired out and this wonderful medicine, and I tuk
weak from such uninterrupted work;
ahe became nervous and incapable of
work she even saw nervous prostra-
tion staring her in the face. The gen-
eral touiug up that her system needed
so badly she found in Paine's celery
compound. Today she is perfectly
well and strong again, busy as ever
with her brain and pen. and grateful
to Paine's celery compound for the
timely help when failure and trouble
and desnair seemed about to close
r.iuud her atiu shut her off from every-
thing that was dear to her. She says:
Nkw Out K.\xs, La , Nov. 21, 1&U4.
I wish to add my mite to the thous-
ands of testimonials which you have
received in regard to the efllcacy of
this
fession of author
ing
just completed my 95th novel, and
«• >utut work at the dealc h d weak- nerTeet bat* through thi
ened inv constitution. Injured iny lion, of the entire body
nerves, and I suffered from general eelerv compound. Its use
debility. When a person In that con- pels headaches, rheumatic
AROUND TOWN
Highest temperature yesterday. 00;
lowest, 35. Forecast for tomorrow:
Fair and colder Sunday evening
Go to Cainan for fotos
The l'alace hotel has quit buslueas.
Dr. Peoples, the expert dentist, Ok*
laiioma and First, upstairs
Richards A Prlngle's famous Geor-
gia Minstrels at the MeKennon on
March 12.
Church service* at Barnes chapel to-
night.
The best wines, brandies and liquors
at prices to suit the times, at the same
Old Moses', 211 Harrison avenue. Call
again.
Hen fro, the druggist, can now be
found at 204 Oklahoma avenue. Guth-
rie National bank building.
T. G. Dulaney, of Arapaho. . was to
day appointed notary public for G
county.
Call at 118 N. Division and have
your gasoline stoves repaired, umbrel-
las re-covered and repaired -Joe. M
Roads.
Billy Kersands alone is worth the
price of admission at the opera house
March 12.
The Ladies' Social Circle will give
an easter supper on Friday evening
April 12, at the First Presbyterian
churth, corner Division and Noble.
The famous Georgia Minstrels will
till till the boards at the MeKennon
March 12.
Tickets on sale Saturday .morning
for the famous Georgia Minstrels
Price, 75, 50 and 25 cents.
Do you neeu manuscript covers?
Get them of Tuk Statu Capital.
Don't forget the sale of mOney at the
Guthrie Building A. Loan association
tonight. You can join at any time.
Legal document envelopes, printed
and plain, and congress tie envelopes,
at The Statk Cayitai. office
Seats for Richard «.v Pringle's famous
minstrels will be on sale Saturday
morning at Wallace and Muller's.
Price, 75, 50 and 25 cents.
Artist Swearingen has splendid
group pictures of both the council and
house on exhibition at his stu lio. op-
posite the poBtoffice.
Paints, oils, novelties in fancy toilet
goods, drugs, and prescriptions care-
fully compounded at Renfro's drug
store. Oklahoma avenue.
Artist Swearenger has succeeded in
doing a trick that would puzzle most
people. He managed to corral the
thirteen august senators anil get a fine
negative of the lawmakers. He will
have the pictures on exhibition at his
r tudle across from thi- postoflice in a
day or two.
L H. Mitchell came in last night
from the Osage country with Coyote
Jones, charged with selling whisky to
Indians, ami committed him to the
federal jail.
Death has removed the young 3 year
old child of Deputy County Clerk N. J.
Johnson. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock He
has the sympathy of his many friends
in his bereavement.
The celebrated Underwood and
Herbst typewriter ribbons at Tuk
State Capital office.
Deputy Willie Felts went out near
Pat ridge yesterday and captured a full
grown timber cutter and succeeded in
corraling him at 1 o'clock this morn-
ing in the federal jail.
Do you want stenographers' note
books ' Get them at Thr Statk Capi-
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
tor
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
AH Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments, %
Examine!
Our Ladies' Oxfords, Prince Albert
low shoes and Ladies* low but-
ton Princess,
Blatl, Ti Hi Oi Bint Sluts
Just what you want for Spring and
Summer wear. The very latest
designs.
Eisenschmidt & Hetsch
"Exclusive Shoe Dealers.
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue repairing hkatly done.
118 West Oklahoma Ave
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang l.lniment conquer*
Pain,
Makes ,1an or [least well
again.
Harrison
pleasure in adding mine to the long
list of testimonials.
Yours gratefully,
311 Vaoee st. Mrs. E. Borke Collins
Paine s celery compound is found to
best supply the great need of studious.
sedentary people. Its extensive use
by brain workers, both men ami wo-
men, suffering from sleepless, indiges-
tion, or other effects of a deficient! TAL.
nerve force, shows its ability to feed i if you attend church in West Guth-
tired. emaciated, nervous tissues. rje tomorrow tight you will learn whv
Nothing else has ever possessed any-, tIonah (lid not swallow the whale,
thing like the power of Paine s eeler\ you enj0y the services much tet-
; compound to restore a healthy nervous r tjiau Xjx mouths in the peniten-
tone to the entire body and to thoro- t}arv
uglily cleanse the blood. School te1*
For a short order or a good 20c din-
ivru m renru w . professional men. newspaper men. , ■
wonderfal compound In mrpro- ministers, public official*. men who,,- a«r, ojrtfer. and lunch, go to the Co,v.
on of author, .ueta a .trenfthen- dally outlay of rlUklttj. bMMtt of hard t ..mmutat.on ticket*. for sl_e \\.
medial n* is itnluble. I have trrloj, anxious work, is exoeaalre, I roprietor. ll.t , W. okla-
find renewed strength, not only of the noma avenue
realm of fiction and tomane*, the effect and languor
upon the nervoussvatern is laments de *i*ns of the grave mischief that comes
1 was weak and debilitated, suffered from disordered nerves and impure
from insouiula. anil was irritable and blood.
neaitny ac , j \y. S ton ton. C. Fannell and Bill
in t ames ijandall. all Indian whisky peddlers,
shortly a is- were released from the bastile today
P.81?-, .,?8" after doing time to atone for their
debility!
and all other outword !
PERSONAL.
G. L. Furbush, of Chicago, is in the
eity.
.1. Meyer, of St. Joe. Mo , is in the ,
city.
. S. Quigby, of St Louis, is in the
city
H. A. MeNab, of Topeka, is In the
city.
Charley Hunter returned to Enid to
day.
T. K. Raymond of Perry is in the
city.
, O. LaRue, of Wichita, Is in the
city.
L. W. Baldwin, of Philidelphia, is in
the city.
F E. Miller, of Stillwater, is in
town.
C. F. Holton, of Omaha, Neb., is in
the city.
llouck, of St. Louis, is at the'
Almost Given
We have moved into tlio store now
occupied by Hixon Drug Co.,
On Harrison A.ve.
< 4Ught 1>* Tflftrani
City Marshal Baxter received a
telegram from Garden City. Kas . this
morning asking him to arrest two
men named Hi Smith and George Col-
tins, who are wanted in that eity by
Sheriff Eggan, of Finney county.
Marshal Baxter placed the men undet
arrest. The dispatch did not state
what was charged against the men.
but to arrest ana hold them to await
the arrival of the officers from Kan-
sas.
1 :^.«tiilN^
fe
IU-vIymI Sertli'M.
Revival services begin at the Chris-
tian church to-morrow by the pastor
and continue until the arrival of \V.
H. I.aye of Colfax, la., who will then
take the pulpit aud do the preaching.
He eotnes highly recommended by the
Iowa churches as a pastor and preach-
er, and with the expectation of re- ^
pastor of the ! ..
THE CHURCHES
Raknks' Chaprl, West Guthrie;
Services at 11 a. *n. A live service will
be held. livening service at 7:30.
Subject: "Mr. Jonah and the Fish."
Three reasons why Jonah did not
swallow the whale. Otlur reasons
why the whale swallowed him. A
whack will be given infidelity because
thev have so much to sav about the
tuaining in the cit\ a-s pastor o! the • tisli storv "
First Christian church, all persons are ;
cordially invited to attend these inert- FtBfT Baptist t bum h: Bern sea to*
Sunday morning subject, " The | morrow as usual Morning, subject of
ings.
i li-ld;" ut night,
a Christian."
'Advantage
I ,0>l> MUi
Is the man or woman troubled with
dyspepsia. Heart palpitations, sour
stomach, heartburn, uneasiness of the
nerves, oppression or a sense of empti-
ness at the pit of the stomach, are
among its symptoms Hosteller's j tomorrow; preaching at 11
Stomach Bitters eradicates it, ami en-l7:10 p m.; All are cordially invited
tirelv ovescotnes constipation, bilious-1
ue- s. rheumatic, kidney and inilarial Trinity Ciiurch (EpisoopaO: North
comp'aints. I se this tho 'ough remedy
systematically and it will
permanent resulty.
We buy type-writer paper direct
fiom the mill and can save you 25 per
cent. Come in and see The State
Capital's stock.
Henry and Eva Linn desire through
this paper to return their warmest
thanks for the very tender affections
aid solicitous care tendered by the
people of Guthrie both during their
mother's illness aud death.
Graves removed from the school sec-
tion south of the city to the cemetery
by trusty and experienced hands who
are prepared for the business.—Guth-
rie Marble Yard.
Forest llalsell came in yesterday
from the Kickapoo country with Isaac
.lones, a desperate boarder for the
ft deral jail.
On account of the lumberman's ord-
Christian Progress." Bib'e school at er of Hoo-Hoo annual meeting to be
, , a in Young people's meeting, . held at Oklahoma City. March v th, the
p. m Strangers cordially invited to j Santa Fe route will -eli tickets at one
all these MrVteM ind one*thlrd fire forth« round trip.
,, v Tickets on sale March 8th and 9th,
I .HST M. t vomer Noble avenue | KOO|1 to rotllrn untll March
R. Dei.anky, Agent
s of Being! sermon, "How We Can p Our If as*
Iter;" evening subject. 'Pictures of
A J
Royal.
Charles B. Spicer, of St Louis, 13 in
the city.
F II. Millard, of Mil waukee, Wis , is
in the city.
Representative Spencer returned to ■
Yukon today.
Councilor Allan went to Norman
this afternoon.
Councilor Doom returned to Tecum-)
seh tnis afternoon
Councilor Scot*, and wife returned to
Oklahoma City to-day.
Councilor Tankersly put off his
senatorial robes this morning and will
now grapple with agricultural prob-1
lems.
Senator aud Mrs. Ray return to
Woodward in the morning. Mrs.
Ray is a charming lady and made
many friends during her stay here ,
A 8ucce *.
The silver medal contest at the First
M. E. cnurch was a success in every j
sense of the word. The contestants j
were Miss Shoenbair, Mrs. Ebright.
Miss Peoples, Mr. Romine, Mrs. Delay. °* or night.
Mrs. Strader and Miss Wark, who all j
did great credit to themselves. Mrs.
Frank Delay was the successful con-
testant, and was awarded the medal
by Rev. Queen, the chairman cf the
tive judges.
Mesdames Woods and Briggs and
Messrs. N est and Hrooks deserve to be
commended for the music rendered.
Mrs. Peoples and Mrs. s^mpsel. the
committee who got up the entertain-
ment. deserve credit, and were re-
warded forth- ir efforts by a large and
appreciative audience.
Jewelry, Piano, Organs, and
)I usical Merchandise
Remember the Place
To the Members of the
Legislature Greeting:
YOURSELF AN'D FRIENDS ARE
INVITED TO EAT AT - - -
Wally Ong's Cafe !
Where you can get the best meals in the city and at all hours
THE BEST EQUIPPED RESTAURANT,
' WALLY OWO, Prop,
AT THE
lion I 1'nt It (III.
EXTRA
PANTS'STANLEt,
CAP.
We are the exclusive agents
for these suits to be had only
from
NEW YORK CLOTHIER
OVTHRU, • • • JIUA.
I'HOORAM.
Roll call—lteiu- of news
Table talk—"The Work of Our Leg
Islstors."
A study—The distinguishing churac
terlsties of the different orde
architecture used by the Greek and
Romans.
A sketi h—Oliver (ioldsinith book re-
view, "Vicar of Wakefield
Contracted character studies—Will-
iam Cow per and Robert Burns.
Readings- Selections from Hums
and Broad street; J. I). M. Huckner,
pastor. There will be regular services
m. and j Ho you want "For Rent" or For
J Sale" cards? Tuk State Capital
I keeps them in stock.
east corner Hroad street and Noble I^r. .1. K. H• Latchsw, of Zanes.ile. . time of vear in which to nurifv
iiv. tn!.« s. rvi .v t , n, ,rr nv H,.lv Ohio, will lecture at the 1 irst Baptist 1 , V 1 J . .u 1 . uuru> T ,
oommu'nion at ■>: 1V a m Sunday for the beneBt of the bulldin* \,he Wottd> to r,'sto,v the lost L"°-lC '' ■ -M
— school at 10 a. m . morning praver and furu* next Wednesday evening. Sub-
[\ sermon at 11 a in., evening praver at *> J . _>arx .'V11 syche. 1 he lecture
m.-et Nloudav at P'«- The bishop will preach'in the.1* h^hl.-v illustrative, abounding in
im i .MOuaa\ ai r r .word pictures. The unlettered can
' uudeialaud and llie wise are iualrm l-
J, Admission price, 25 cents.
We have just returned from market and a
goods are here and open—New Spring patterns
a kind." The Latest in Wash Fabrics and a
car load of new
in wool, "one of
complete line of
The necessity of a spring medicine | Staples Don t read these prices you want to purchase elsewhere,
is universally admitted. This is the
La'.vrer
U.ok Out
SCHOOL LAND r-OR OKLAHOMA
boils, carbuncles, and like manifesta
tions of impure blood appear. They
wouldn't appear if your blood was
, pure and your system in the right eon-
° dition They show you what you need
— a good blood puritier. that's what
you get when you take Dr. Pierce's
• tolden Mediehl Discovery.
It carries the
blood, skin, aud
common blotch
Thirty riiounHixl Irrra to He Adritwl to the
T*<rrltor> It* i« Herent Aet of Con-
Washim.ton, Mareh 9.—(Special.)
The provision in the Indian bill allow-
health with it All ing Oklahoma to select school lands
calp diseases from a from Indian reservations, adds 30,000
- ruption to the
poems showing his great diversity of . riches the blood, aud rouse
orst scrofula, are cured by it. It In- 10 th'' ,jh001 'und- The fcm'ral
vi go rates the liver purities and en-|law provided that certain sections
)ds.
Lesson —"Renaissance
Art '' Chapters 7, < and
"From Chaucer to Tennyson." Fin-
ish chapter 6.
I'robtte Court.
Judge Lawrence today issued a mar-
riage license to Charles R. Swank and
Minnie R. Hickman, of Cimarron town-
ship; also to lAiuis Cox aud Lucretis
Joh£ on, of lows township
I'very or-; should be set spart for school lands,
call into healthful action, in the most1 bul th0 anolinent« to Indians coTe,ed
anu Modern stubborn forms of skin diseases, such . ... . ,
30,000 seres that would have belonged
as salt-rheum, ec/.eiua, tetter, erysipe
la . carbuncles, and kindred ailments, to the school lands, and this called for
and with scrofula in ever)* shape, and legislation to allow the territory to
all blood taints, if it fuils to cure, you select from other lnuian reservations
have \our money back And that an amount f<|Ual to that covered by
makes it the cheapest blood purifier the Indian allotments. As the secre-
sold. tary is not in a hurry to open the Kick-
apoo couutry to settlement, it is sug-
[)o you neetl a cheap ledger, cash gested that it would be a good p^an to
book or journal? (Jet thein. home select these lauds from that reserva-
made of Tuk Si at* Capital ti ou
lost appetite. Lnorec L L .Muslin
and to build up the entire system, as Good Crash for Towels
the body is now peculiarly susceptible Standard Prints.
to benefit from medicine. The great Bleached Muslin, yrd wide, good i
popularity attained by Hood's >ar- " 8 Ontipf FltDDBla
saparilla. owing to its r -al merit and ^hirtinir Plaids* ehvan at . c
remarkrble success, has establisheii it ^ood Dress (•inghatus 4
as the very best medieine to take in Rest tanev Prints, spriag styles
the spring. It cures scrofula, salt Ten Cent Dress tiinghams. light
rheum, and all humors, biliousness. shades . . *
dyspepsia, headache, kidney and iiver Turkey Red Damask 1"-. I' ached . :
complaints, catarrh, and a i affections' UreeneTicket Lonsdale Hlea. M l
caused or promoted by low state of the Bed Ticking
system or impure blood. Don't put it j aney Ticking, worth
off but take ilood's Sapsa|>arilla now.
It will do you good.
J All Wool ChftUies, we sold last
! year at . > new shades now..
! Nuns Veiling, all the new sprinjf
I shades, worth l'.e at ...
Double I old Henriettas, in tan
j only, worth IV
llrocated Fancy Weaves
I Henriettas, formerly
all '
40c.
Ural Eifalr IrHUntrr*.
Cuited States Land Office to s.
Wade. F R, nw qr sec ?3, tp
18, n r 3 w <
I'nited states Land Office to H.
L. Hamilton, F R, sw qr see
33, tp 15, r 1 w
I'nited States Land office to S
R. stalcup.F Ii, n w qr sec 2*,\
tp lvr w
Trustees Xo 0 to A. " Van-
derlieth, T D, lot blk 4U,
Last Guthrie
F. M. Rudolph to 11 Johnson.
Qi D. lot 13. .'4. blk 10. Cap-
ital Hill
C. C. Whitaere to L A. Miller.
Q C D, ue qr sec 10, tp 17, r
l'epperell 9-4 Sheeting
Mason's ltla* king, small size
large size.
Kirk's Toilet soaps, eake
Envelopes, per package
All Liueu Towels, each
Our Shoe Stock i
j Oxfords worth Si.00 for
Oxford vi orth 91
>ol, formerly 75c
40 in " Serges, blue and'black,
all wool, used to be si, now..
New China silks, new Surah silks
new Changeable silks, new silk
Laces, new Hmbroideries.
Mens handkerchiefs worth "
Overalls worth 7,".c
Jeans Pants, wool
..." >>'egli««'e .Shirts worth 7So
Waterproof Collars, worth 15
for
" for S'.'i
Infant's
now C< >1111
Children's Shoes worth s:.e for 59c,
Ladies' Shoes worth Sl.no for 7Qe
Shoes for 19c
Anything you want in Shoes, aud w '
i'e handle no paste board if we know it.
4 00, and all the new styles, toes. etc*,
rorth 50c. rioor Oil Cloths at 25 and ;.5t
ift>
guarantee to save you per .
Meus' Shoes to s5.mi. l.adie
See that I'nioii i arpet at
THE RUSH"
stf6ooo|''4 VV Okiahoma ave., . J ('. DANA, Mgr,
Li.
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