The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 134, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 28, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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11;j-: oiUjAMfTHA « IWTE CAl'lTAI M'ND.W 1IIIKMW, RETT. ?«. inoi.
Si's [sapare Bkwd. TALKS WITH
TRAVELERS
A CASE OF IT
MAWT MORK MK!
" What r, il * " n*':s the mother ■ he
police* the smooth skin o( her clrid
marred t y a red or pimply ct option It
U impure blood, and the child need-.
once to btgiu
tuie o* j
GUTHRIE SHOPS
NEWS NOTES
£
iio
. tb.
idi-
surest rr
for impure
tile I >lvJ4 Hi.
entirely er
cates the poi ;
which corru j <\
the blood an-l
cause disease. It
cures m rut it] A,
hoi I ft, piuipNv ,
rriemi, salt
thru a i and other
• iiiptive iltw.i-.rs
which are the li- \
rcrt re: ult of mi- j
mre blood. It |
arte lies as Wfril '
s purifies the
P. Gandy Explains Con-
ditions in West Side.
TELLS OF FT. SLPPLY
tin* lit I I >k tn
The Orient Line Believed
Coming to Guthrie.
COAL BRANCH NEEDED
THE
Through Kindness of Govern-
ment Four Hundred People
are Now Living on the
Reservation Free.
ii
t
itawego Co V v • IV>Oi hmtl «i roftilji
I t*.. <laii|rhtc. in )cn th.u ft f yrsi*
nupiion mil Myrlilc-tt .>n
r ibrrr )«ara ago with iirtr.or
M«t tun for over
* « .o|drn M-<twal
4 hrni. rt j.igr | 1
.TO the tun It lr
ti- (Quit Or Pier i
•in.' he commence;
J. W. MCLOUD
Accept no substitute tor "Golden Mel-
ical Discover* " There in nothing "just
i> good ' tor disease* ot the stomach, i
blood and lun^s.
A 1008 |*ige book, free for the asking. ! .'
Vou can xvi the 1'eople s i'om:nm Sen.a-
Medical Advtter, the best medical book
evil pubh aed. frtc bv sending .lamps
to pnv «-x|>en« - «-t mailing only. Send
21 one-cent stumt* for paper covers or ;
ji stamp* for cloth-l>ouua \olumc, to Dr.
K V. 1> t Buffalo, N V. • >
Ale
nly
atonal ticket*.
d.« Kieat sains on the w st
past lwo years, and 1 be-
1. publican* Itiwe the bl*
, 1 urw corner*.' nulil Mi
I'ipiml man 'This fall tt
i4 « hUoh of majoi !ty with
The Choctaw Chief Attorney
Tells of New Town.
THE BLUE RIVER TOWN
The Annual Report of the Santa
| Fe System-Broken Arrow is
a New Town on the
katy Extension.
Tin* announcenn.' made in the State
Capital >' rt'icni •;. 11that the Guthrie,
Shawm* 4 I'oalnate toad will be ;aj
Orl.Ui « ...I Hue. attiu1 t«*<S conaldei
able attention, and ;t ib firmly belie vinl
that the Stilwell p< i>l« wljl In the near
future condrm ti. ■ report Th mad
wo !d ho an exei 1 cut feeder for that 11
kiwi -. -1. 1.1. iva- ' Ir.K fi'i-ti the lower |
i'acltic coast to Kai saa City
HHOKKN ARROW.
Vinita, I T . 81 pt. 27 Tfie Misaourl, !
Kansas and Oklahoma railroad company
l.as nanud the i.axt station up the Arkar.
s i- ; 1. t truin linj. : Miait Hroken Arrow.
;■ r'• ih Indian leu. n.I Broken Anow i |
il.- i.. w town Incat- : !.-•. • th«-
Kanmis and Oklahon: • « i".-.->-H tne survev j
from
FAMOUS
Outfitters to-JVlan and Boy
114 West Oklahoma Ave.,
Guthrie, Okia.
A veritable sensation is promised to the visitors of the FAMOUS store Saturday jh
and Monday, September 27 and 29. W'e have two lots of boys' knee pants just in P
from our New York City factory, one of the largest of its kind in the cast, where al! f
our clothing for man and boy is rightly made so it can be rightly sold. Just at this ■
time, when the boys are romping around, climbing fences ;wJ to: ■ walls after vl
school is over and during recess. Hxtra pants for that strenuous young American fe
are an absolute necessity, and at these targain prices mothers will find it to their p
advantage to lay in a plentiful supply of them for future use.
Located Jusi Below a Chain r' "nrt " mU"
of Falls Twenty-One Miles
0U1 ()\ PRVIN(i
PAN IMO URt
Charles Ingram Finishes Year
in Prison and Is Re-arrested
at Once.
l.ong-Has Two Railroads
and Is a Hummer
wnstw comp.niy has an yet boor.n i
• . t'Ut i.y mntaal conn, it It hats
tread that i n town will built |l
' . iainl Is hn;li 11 :id 11-ai Ihlh if«' >■
J W Mcloud, the general attorney
for the rhottaw railroad syatem. id
«ry enthnsiaatlc regardln the new
r iles ln«i int. :i ywir pil '<>n-r In l'. *
Jt ■ If 1 ' .'t 1 1 TI. V. is !' !''nvd from • uvtaJ '
yesterday afternoon and ax h« walk--t
flown the nteps at the federal jail he wt
Uim<'<l i •' ■ > 1 an . ■" i-d 1 if if • r l.-
lna n of I'aVMi. .• 1 01 'ity on tti- 1 'ihm«
hKslMtlnir prlM.n-i s t . en-at** from th#
I'awnee ■ minty jail
I• gram win sentenced to th > federal Jill
f.n .1 >. iron ronvl. tion or ti" .-haif.- of
tin any lf« has been a fairly rood* I prls-
IM M has ptven the officers but little
trobule.
REV. CAMERON AGAIN.
A. meeting of the Routh McAlest.r
Ynisineaii men wan liekl ye-terdajt after-
Boon and 1 committee or neven appoint
id to bnek up lli v. Cameron, formerly
ilkiahonut tevrltoilal atMlttpr. In his -
F
I'oiNiward, ilea
\ r snd Dewey co inth s uie con' -rued.
Tlu ae three form tbo Tenth council dis-
trict. and are ill wnfely republican Alex
auder will «et it least one thonaatwl ma-
rt lii h.s it-Mi-n t
Tie 1 ept.ti'i. .n.s in thor-> • smtl 's tn
all aliyo to th. Imihu of t. ■ campaign.
are ! r line and are working hard for
fuicn- M Tii'-y believe that now Is the
tim - to nake a i Ik showir.f ami they In-
t tid to do it Th< Incfense In the repub-
llran vote will he large In the three cuun-
t es. 1 omprialtiK the Tenth district
main portion of the ne
low-is. ultlfough there «
>* 1 iund> 1-. .1 l.xr, i 'it.nil.m of the Fort I Choctaw road. He said.
Huppiy military 1 :serv ition. an epij ty "Thia town has just been opened,
lie f I it now < arrii with It no re- | s|ttiated at the crcsaiaiT 'f Hie
Blue, where thv Choctaw. Oklahoma &
id «il i
ot
roki
Ar-
reted.
• k Mil gv and Adan.u creeks,
n Arrow, like raoSt Indian name*
has its sltiuitlcame Vests ago the Cow«
tas Inhabii'-d that |>art the country and
w.-re poAi rf I tribe . 1 ere wan a dl.-a
■ t in the tune and the t.ai. I «ep '
young chief leading eueh fae ,
1101. ■ Mie (.rifted u# .. snd with his f 1- •
lovwr." in to otli. 1 hunt.f* k' 1 andf.
j . while the other remained. Thenceforth th |
town of Milburn in Indian Tcri'ory ,!ri ; " A-r"« Tl'"
... v strength •: t ue Cow. alas w.u* t •« •. U -
and relate«i many thin?.- of in til.t v.ais later ail Indian mission s^'hooi \\
yesterday to the H'ate Capital man it- established there and maintained fi
oin t* are yarding thlt town and section Of the '■u -..but that, toot pttssed away, an--l
from | country, w hich la traversed by the
the
at* i 1 .stadia
look after •
ne< t d with it.
ful to his truKt
after the mest
md in a great bur-
holds the commlslon „ ... ,
'I hei, im . whole lot to • Gulf railroad, now Hock Island, crostes
tjnu.iiiy but no salary «■< '. 'he famous Blue river. For years far-
iy Ha* been 1 seeing men have had their eyes upon
'of't'he t.MTitorj 11he point where some railroad would
old fort 1
rients to
lum: tin
the
I'd lUptlst I 1
hat pli
WILL RUN SPECIAL TRAIN
On Monday Manner Fanning of Nor-
nail, e- I a ■ t: I. t with the Santa
f> whereby H'e latter will run 1 spi ial
[rain fr*"n tluthrf • to furcell to o-
fomnnMlale thoM who wish to atteial
ftie Gordon - Sha w < :t r d Opern eotn
lanjl'd praduotlon at the opening of
.Nt rmnn's magnificent opera housi
The big show on October Uie <lh as
tender of the [cross tbe Blue Kiver in the Chickasa
1 ail the grounds ami Hnpr. \. Nation a« the place where a large town m. ,
"OHM II. built
im 1 ti .in., ,,i .' 1 , .-i 1. ,1 it,.- 1.11 1. r a 1 1 "The question has been Solved by the ,,
id. dge.i ti- --ipp. n to th. 1 •*o|..i*it'o!i The j bnlMiu!' « f the Choctaw. Oklahoma & •
ensue ground* are «0tM-ii. t.. the ■ ,f rRlIroat, fruR, Haileyville, near J ■.
lerrlto|-> 111 tn estimation of Mi Gaudy ,, , . , .. ,<• . .,,,,i am.
who IK undoubtedly I -ti. r,|.,. i.-.l ..n ih^' llartshnrr... itirough the ( li.n' * and pnr|
iii.aiir pun ar. ..ihi-r 01., man 1; 1 terri- Chickasaw Naiioua to Ardmore i .. 1
,ory , 1 •Milburn is forty-flve miles east of • in
Vn ,;;!."r.3t,Ardm..r.i. Mi t« lb.' .«ter ..fan acrl- ■;;
fort buildings, fui ii Sam aiior , th.m to! cultural country unsurpanse,! mi the , .
''••• 'hi re fi.-e of i'en*, t:■ ev pa\ no as.- cnickasaw Nation. Situated in the 1
•ney. arid have the best water system; heart of a f,,rtiie region that is being 1
lienh whs calli.'d Kroken Ar-
1 on Tin name ha* ever clung to th.'
l l'ie and will be perpetuated by the new
town liroken Arrow is surrounded by a ;
fertile country and will b« one of 'the I
lu-aItiiiest and prettiest towns in the In-
dian Territory.
SANTA FK ANSCAL STATEMENT,
t'hitago. III. Sept '.T Doubling th-i '
earning > apaclty of 1 railroad In fl\
.'ears not a e ■ ass task Hit It has j-r ■
l . en accomplisin d by tiw manage-
. tile Santa IV. despite the . a t
large portion of the system run.
1 undeveloped territory.'
omitttny wa reorganize January J,
111 report for the year i-ud'i.i^ JtT'J
in:'.. *hi>\..-i • net.Ill ; • Shi
.lug to J.!1! Sim • r i The anne.ai re- H
, I . -v. lit • 1 • 'lit- of !h -
tniNiny. luwl todas.
all adurdes an
All but iLout $:
operation of th
crease of over H
Boys'
Knee Pants
Made of stren? worsteds with
patent waistbands and taped
seams, for Saturday and
Monday,
13c
a pair
Sold all around town at 35c
and 45c.
Roys'
Knee Pants
Made of all-wool cheviots, cassi
mere and corduroys, with patent
waistband and taped scams. Some
have double seats and double
kne'.s; for Saturday and Monday,
jyi
Regularly solJ at 75c.
Qf
Made of all-wool Cheviots, Cassi-
meres and Tweeds; ' < nn
regular price $3; our price tjMa/ v
I HE
"IL.IT
Outfitters t;> Man and Bov
th(
territory at their e. inmand and the i . . ,, « ,„11Uo.nto
th covering i t , •< r-< for then rapidly developed, tterc pre thousands
living m ' of acres yet to be cultivated. Th" na-
i- fort owns from ti
•nty five h'-ad of i!\
i-se feed at will 011 the
bulldlngM Is the 1
Kit*
Id y
i, the tyw
town boon
of th> fort
It takes the
n started ny
icr. All the
mP
WE OFFER YOU
THE SERVICES OF A
SAFE.
CONSERVATIVE
AND
WELL-R^OULATED
BANK.
th. I m IL
people HHMHUmPPl
1 Ity and brought their buildings and im
proVi meats along, thi s Kl\lng the nc
town quit.* a start Next Baturdav th
peopje will vote lamds for the erectio
cf a college building there expeetlng 1
i!i aw a large patronage from the countr
FROM CADDO COT"
I on 1 I'h-.enpton of •
ntinb* 1- of the Umt'i
ture t>f the soil is rich, black ■ ■:*-* '
efijiocially adapted to the cultivation J'
1 of cotton, corn, wheat, oats and fruits
ti fevery description. For ;i iii>tan c 1
i of ten miles up and ten miles down 'J
Blue River thin territory is *0 located
i as to belong undlsputably to Milburn 1 1
I "Milburn has abundar.ee of pure soft ' "j
water for drinking and for sewerage. ''
and steam and commercial purposes N-
ft has Hatura! drainage and tN Idue
; Hivf .• hirnlshes it the t>e*t outlet for a "
drainage s.vMem of any town i«i the .
! territory. Some of the older towns In i.
II he territory would give several huo-
1 dred thousands of dollars for the water
land oportunlty for drainage which-.
Milburn enjoys without exptupe. The
natural resources of the surrounding
I country and the water at Milburn *il! v
build a cltv of people or more «
within a verv few years.
■•Milburn is the natural location for ■ „
(cotton seed oil mills, electric flight j
j plants, flour inillb. cotton gins and fa- -
t<tries of al kinds run by water 10
I steam. Property in Milburn is selling
I fa.-;."
being
1!4 west Oklahoma Ave.,
Guthrie. Okla.
r . -.i'" v*
F, CHE/'
■k M .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN ALL GRADES OF COAL.
K LAHOMA RAILROAD.
Penary, 3e«3nd«ry or TsrHtry Sl«c- Kl.i
. PcrmsneaMy .n d. Vou ran be tn'fcteil at ! •
i r.r.l(>r gusrsuty. ' >iU •SWl.iH* 1 '•« *'
i &Hi u.-'ot n'.'-ii 'nate omen. Wyjuwciirtil tnsi'i i'
ta I." to 3A dsy* If yon have tf.ian ui r ny
• - * -• • • - , ,i j.nim M—•
Weir Cay, McAlester, Canon City
Anthracite in Stock.
and Arkansas
5K
.aat of Mauheste:
TUB OKIKNT.
it h and still have iw ho* ai.-l
, in Manth. Sero Threat. Pin ; !•:. < "ti'rr;
C > orsd Spots, o^csr* en si y ;mrt uf 11 '•> 'J* M.m
ur ZvnbrowH fs.llnu out. write for •.roufg^t <urofc
-.Cook Remedy C«.*
iu7cMi oiio mni. ■ 7'|| n
Phone 6.
Terms Strictly C
ash.
Offic
OKLA!
and Yards:
IOMA AVENUE.
Postponement.
HARPtR CUMiNINGHAM
NOW A COLONEL
■ owl U'l
'ml will
He Embarks in the Newspaper j
Business Here With John
Golobie.
^W/wOOOOC -
rORr
>00000000
iN §
RSED
1
Hi
CATTLE INSPECTOR
ALLEN HAS VIEWS
The Kans-s Farmers are Look-
ing Into the Oklahoman s
, Statement.
INSURANCE
Do Vou Need It?
"We are Underwriters of from
15 to 20 years' experience
and write HRI, TORNADO, PLAIt
tiUSS AM) MUM BOILfR IN-
MRAVCt in old r .liable com-
panies.
Humphrey & Hill,
Real Estate. Loans and
Insurance.
HOWS THIS?
Hy a deal closed yesterday morning
the Stat ■ Register, whi !i for a num-
V-r of yi ars has been fae territorial
organ of the populists, passed Into the
haads or Judge Harper s. Cunningham.
••\-atiorney general, an>I John Golobie
a well known territorial newspaper
man. who will have the editorial man-
agement of 1 lie paper. The plant was
sold to the new owners hy M. i\ Trot-
ter for Cunningham and Golo-
bie taking immediate control.
When asked yesterday about the
policy of the [viper Judge Cunningham
said: it will be operated a- th • ter-
ritorial organ of the school land lessens
and will support the Interests of the
lessees at every stage in the gam-.
It will stand for pure politics, good
government and will be independent
In politics. It is our Intention to m lv
of ii what the Mail and Breeze' is in
Kansas."
The Register plant will he continued
in the present quarters in the bail-
ment- of the corner of Harrison avenue
an.! -.1 tree* until the State Capital
moves Into the new building, when at - '
cording to Judgt;Cunningham the Rei.'-
ister will be moved upstairs. The first I n',\u. hen
issue will be given to the public next The prison
Thursday. |«miif« to
mia ^ ■■
f'i'ji •' - ,£ / .^V
.t
AN UNUSUAL SIGHT.
throughoi
than lad
which is '
ii
il
I
8
• h.
i?
l)OW".
ANOTHER PRISONER.
tiiMn..-7iii ieaa.
3ooooooqooooo*x>cgooooqooo&
po® *5. ©9 «
• ** FOR SALE J «
| Eisl ltvery outfit in Oklaiiorua. |
Doing good Address «
5 S. A. HOOVER, j
' Guthr • * Ol-.-aliom ?
' ft. e«
may be a good Idea of economy
inspires some savin .' women n j
1 their ball dresses cut lower. (
BANK OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
Testlmon-
beal
General
Lloyd's P- ite (
SCRAP NG MLO FROM
105 West Oklahoma Avenue,
GUTHRIE. OKLA.
PHONE No. 37o.
This is svhat Ayer's Hair Vigor does:
Restores color to gray ludr. makes lite hair
grow, stops i'aliing. cures dandruff. LC.£X?.:
lust nicut. The !
out y«st -rt1ttv
Dear Sir In ^
business houses
until late tn I
realizing thf- it"
ch*cks and b!m
decided for 'he ci
p to he. r «'ur .'
on Saturd.v unti
will bo prepared
DROVE FROM NEW COUNTRY
ikd 1',.later in:
Woman
' . iRVfl v, uirling Spray
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 134, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 28, 1902, newspaper, September 28, 1902; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc124853/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.