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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAIj, WEDNESDAY MOUSING, NOVEMBER 15, 1902.
Oklahoma State Capital
®V THE STATE CAPITAL COMPANY.
F. H. GREER. Editor.
BUBHCKIII'ION RATES.
DAILY BY CARRIER IN CITY
One inc.mil
ou« j our
daily by mail.
fBtrlctl> In advance.)
On® month
Three months
fllx months
One year
No suUsi
In tliu eit/ cf
SUNDAY EDITION.
One year by mail •••«
jo.lt,
.60
6.0v
;;irl from becoming fitted to earn her j restaurateur* ami the statistics of the , centlve to effort. It is the foundation
>w°u living. To th« ureal majority of i spirits trade in this country would no ! of fortunes and the very spirit of pre*- |
.out • -irlH the father's liie and health | doubt disclose "a marked increase in perity. The pampered sons of wealth
, all that atand.? between them and whiskey consumption, per capita j who never learned what hunger is «an i
!•" outside world. And then- «nmn o« -' Over in Hngiaud the latest official ! never g« t u true conception of \s iat ,
unions when a very little thing breaks figure* In the wine and spirits trade • work is for. Well, the law and history
i give n|irked emphasis to u condition | agree that these fellows go down an
I similar to that here In ibe I nlted j the hungry fellows come up.
hield t he.ni fr -.i | States. There has heeu a falling off I Hunger appeals to the best sad the!
,oni contact, with from 1900 of more than half a million
down that defence.
The desire of parents to keep their
girls innoccn
a struggle, or
POSITION OF THE
FRISCO SYSTEM
While It cannot be said to hav
vol veil any mystery, the position of
the Hu l.ouls & Sq'i Fnnclio rail-
road company has become a very In-
terestiug quo and attracts uo small
share of attention on tho^uirt of finan-
cial and railway Interest.!. The suc-
cessive steps by which the mileage of
the system has beeu Increased aud Its
couueetions extended liavo been duly
noted from time to lime as they oc-
c Mv Through the pmcn.iso ol uueh
important properties .as the Kansas
City. Fort Scott & Memphis, the Chi-
cago & Eastern Illinois and some
Sjnpilcr roads, ns well as through the
construction cf considerable new mile-
age, li^e length of I bo roads Included
in the system has been increased* In
about two years from 2,000 miles oi
So to nwrly O.OU'j mil* •« Thc e ac-
q.'bitu us and t •' '4u uu also give
the compsyy Hues from Chicago to
the Itlo urautie, aud, in fact, render
it one o£ t-e must important of tm-
south western systems. There have,
j^oicuver, Leon persistant rumors thai
the plans of tbo management compre-
hended a Mexican connection, aud that
the change which look place sornn time
sgo in (he control and management of
tb.\ Mi\i. an Ocalr i rui'my—which
has never beea fully explained -was
foully lu the interests of the 'Frisco.
The fact that the company uluo has
possession of a Hue from Memphis to
JHrminj*i.aiii, Ala.. seeiiKi to indkute a
possibility of its becoming a factor in
the southern railroad ail nation, aud it
has even been suggested (liat some
alliance ur acquisition might develop
which would afford it an outlet on the
southern Atlantic seaboard of Rav
nah or Charleston ,
While Ifaese developments have been
In progress in connection with the tit.
Louis & San Francis'.o road Wall street
has remained eomewhat lu the dark
as to the controlling Interest In (lie
company or its relations to the oilier
groups of capitalists who are in pos-
session of other large systems of rail-
ways. It is generally admitted (hat
the pom posit lop of the board of di-
rectors of the 'Frisco indicates no direct
connection with other interest. In
fact, !n rrme of if. rejent strokes of
policy tho management has"apparently
not hesitated to antagonize other i pd
very important rollwfty influences. An
iqetanca of this wes afforded by the
success of tbo company iu acquiring
the Chicago and Eastern llAnols at
'liigh figunis for the latter stock, al-
though It was generally known that
the Illinois Central and posslbjv the
6t. Louis Southern were also negotiat-
ing for the property in question,
entering iuto active competitlo i with
the llarriman and Gould interests,
Which was what this amounted, to, the
g&n Francisco officers and directors
ccrtalnly exhibited confidence no less
than skill, and the fat t has not decreas-
ed the feeling of curijsit.' which c.i'.ltfi
In this connc tion.
Later reports, however, tend to 111 row
some ligh: on the Question. H.is week,
for instance, a runio• appeared to tho
effect that the controlling In ores' in
the stock ot the Hau Francisco com-
pany had been pooled under a rljid
agreement for a term of years. The
provisions cf thq agreetnent, it was
Stated, preclude a sale of tho majority
Stock (except by unanimous .onse.it)
or even-the hypothecation of the stock.
Furthermore, it is stated that the con-
trol resides In a group of capitalists at
6t. Louis, some large Boston investors
being associated with them, aud that
by the purchase of the Mesara. Sclig-
xnan'8 holdings these gonth-men now
have a majority Interetu What es.
pecially interests the street, however.
Is the further report that Messrs. J. F
Morgan & Co. are a factor in the mut-
ter and that the Morgan interest in
the San Francisco system is a substan-
tial one. although it is not made openly
spparent. Nothing can be learned to
confirm this part of the sto y, though
It contains a good deal of belief and
lends additional Interest to a rituatlcn
w:i;ch Is of g-*r t importance In con-
nection With tac future of the south-
western railroads.
a rough and unsyuipathlning world. Is
moat natural. Hut this shielding policy
sometimes proves a cruel kindness,
when the fort tine is suddenly swept,
away, the father's Health Tails, a mis-
fortune visits the comfortable home,
or sooio freak of fate fortes our girl
to take stock « f her accomplishments,
and find out with what she can earn
money.
A woman, young or old, suddenly
loreed Into a business world from
which she has hitherto beeu secluded,
•> a pathetic object. She Is as defense-
less and helpless a child sent out into
the cold without enough clothing t«>
protect blin from the weather. And the
parents who could treat a Utile c hild
so brutally nre no worse than those
wlJish ones who subject their daugh-
ters to the chun
gallons in the importations of wine;
the per capita consumption of beer has
dropped nearly two gallons since 181*0
hut the consumption of whiskey—more
particularly of Scotch—has Increased
m* aniline with surprising rapidity, the
figures for August last showing a gain
of lS.ft&a gallons In that mouth's con-
sumption alone, j he cool summer Is
(bought by some to have had an Influ-
ence In the changes but close observ-
ers of the popular habit on both sides
of the ocean would hardly rate It of
any material significance
worst that are in us.
It urges \ib either to industry, tern
peri
A FOOL JOKE
THAT IS NOT FUN
Of course, when a man marries the
opportunity for some one to act the
| fool is Open. There is always boiuo-
f facing the world , |,0(jy lo wear tiie cap and bells, some
young man
.manned and unprepared for such
itrtipgle. It take;
■Ision. and morui
laughters for work. More, perhaps,
than In the case of sous, for all con-
ditions make it easier for u man to
make a plu e Jo the world than for u
womrin. Hut mat Is the very reason
we should help our girl over the hard
parts oi her effort (lie learning how.
The average woman without special
training very rarely has auy acquire-
ment f v ie She may sew ami em-
brodler a lilt! : cook and keep house In
Indifferent fashion; or read French, or
write n letter in a refined, amateurish
style. In not one lino is alic proficient,
or tralne !. To learn a business or trade
is not :> even to a girl who marries
happily, and who then leaves the out-
r.idc v rid. Th" knowledge of the world
aud lis way:;, which she has gained
Is a t;ood tiling for ier, and helpful
in many directions. The knowledge of
her ov.ii ablifii' :i and what they can
do for her. nnd her discoveries of her
own limitations, these are great und
good lhlt)gs for her to know^ Her ex-
periences have hud lheir effect in
broadening and strengthening In r
cburacter, and tills development will
have Its result in making her u better
bouse keeper und home creator, as well
as u truer nnd nobler woman. No
worldly experiences can readily hurt a
woman who Is true of heart, but they
may strengthen her weaker side.
And yet again the learplug of u trade
or business in youth may be a godsend
to the womun who is suddenly called
upon later to make additions to tiie
family income. Perhaps n marriage,
with its subsequent duties, absorbs
her for awhile. Uy und bye, she has
time on her hands, und the child-
ren arc growing. More money is de-
manded for tiielr education and care.
More demauds there are for accidents
or illnesses, and here the woman finds
for her training And if, as often
happens, she gradually becomes the
sole wage-earner, whatever may be
the cause that makes her so, she haa
reason to be thankful for the foresight
und euro of parents. who took her in
youth through tho world. To meet
many of the altered conditions of our
modern life, we find that our girls are
today anxious to learn, ami uot only
willing, but eager, to take up some
moans of earulng money. Some writers
epeuk of tho universal mental und phy
steal activity among women as a "rest
less spirit" which will pass away like
any other fad. Hut It Is more than that.
Hospe:; are changing, conditions of liv-
ing are changing, the state of woman's
bo would rather be
trouble, de-Jnjnny tjlan „ot
courage to prepare| Ju pjiuburg George Alfred Iilmllng
married. Among other things, Mr.
Dimllng is u millionaire's son. ills
specialty has been playing Jokes on
newly married couples. So It was but
natural that something should happen
when George Alfred was wedded.
As a starter, posters announcing a
grand circus parade were distributed
over the city.
Then Mr. and Mrs. Dimling, by a
more or less clever ruse, were coaxed
Into a steel barred cage and locked In.
The parade started. In front was a
brass band playing—playing till there
were wrinkles in their boots. On top
of the cage young men burned red fire.
Along the route was crowds of spec-
tators and inside the cage stood George
Alfred and his bride, he wearing
a sickly grin; she looking anything but
happy.
Good Joke
It would be difficult to repress a
laugh, but It was not funny, bee
u woman's fcejings were outraged, and
a coarse, common kind of horse play
marred the most romantic time of
their career.
Nobqdy cares much when a man is
the victim. The average man who Is
of the world wears a shell. Coarse-
ness nnd horse play at marrying time
do uot wound, although they may dis-
gust him.
Hut women are different. The girl
who has given her life to a man, who,
lib a word has fixed . er career and
arranged ber future, who Is tenderly
tearful becauso she is tremulously und
intensely happy, is entitled to tender-
ness and kindness.
To the mun tho wedding is a event.
To her It Is eveything. and often, too
often, tho rudeness and uncothness
that mark wedding festivities contaiu
more of tragedy than of comedy. If the
world could only peer in<o a woman's
heart.
Sopio day. when common sense
comes home to stay, it will be Impos-
sible to put u bride and groom into a
steel-barred cage and show them on
parade—just for fun. **
und providence, or else
dissipation aud despair.
How a Philosopher Views.
i Splendid Cough Medicine c
We prepare a Couuh Medicine that wo are not
afraldto put side by aide with any on the mar-
ket. We havo seen It outclass numbers of the
muchly vaunted remedies, and wn have heard
ot scarcely no cases where it did not prove
entirely satisfactory. We call It our
orth i
cent
lioli«r Urn.!
i( hi* premise*—
holler l'rln«H u crow l
Kftiin' what hj wimt:.
I . ti 11«1 Is li h. art to knov
folk* are n«-xt tu him
ul .d because he's f
it like kl<ls .sometime
- «1h,ti «lr n-ci
uitru. i!io study ib-.-y
not kivu the boys s Mi
i. a. < ai holler "fr
in tmr thwlr lian
The
ver loi
thidr
he year 1902 is likely to go down in
history an "annus mirthilia" by
which term the yearn of special d.|aster
have been kffwu throughout the ages.
To dale more than one huudred thou-
sand human beings have perished by
misadventure, the contributing causes
beiug eruptions, earthquakes, floods,
mining disaster, and probably Chris-
tian 8cieuce ought to be added.
At four minutes past 11 o'clock on
a certain day the other day our presi-
dent was 44 years old. Yel strange to
say. the famed numbers 4-11-44 did
not come out of a policy wheel in the
whole laud on that day.
^ n Ohio woman rushes Into print
with the discovery that the members
of the New iork* smart set are real
nice. She must ..ave seen pictures of
some of them iu the newspapers.
An energetic exas girl has gotten
a profitable corner on the pecan nuls.
Those Texas girls are acquainted with
business proposuious as well as with
how-to-be-charming formulas.
A dog will not attack a man clad in
silk hat. white vest, creased trousers,
aud patent leather shoes. It is expect-
ed that hoboes will soou be attired like
that for the reason given.
Now that the Mollueuux trial has dis-
placed experts on handwriting for ex-
perts on eyesight it is hoped that a few
experts on common sense will come to
the front at an early day.
The original title for a tract of land
in Pennsylvania wiu written on a play-
card. The card was the deuce i|
diamonds. It must have been a small
game anyway.
Among lingering uttractlons" Is tho
captlpn of nn article about shows.
There is a small difference betwen lin-
gering attractions und llugcriug death
sometimes.
=IS NOW ON AT*s
The price Is 35c. If you buy a bottle and aro
disappointed, come back and tell us. and wo
will return your money. We want no men's
money who doeant think that we have given
iWm his money's worth.
THE EAGLE DRUG STORE, |
EDWARD NICHOLS. PROP. |
Harrison Ave., GUTHRIE, OkLA. %
Just keep your temper and wait for
your enemies to come to you to borrow
money.
A man who is afraid of a woman is
wiser than the man who is not scared.
AIN EASY WAY
The parable
teaches us not to be a
prodigal son
alf.
The harder most poets scratch their
i heads the brighter they get.
A dirty town can quickly go from
dust to mud und back.
An Ideal Is all right but It Is diffic-
ult to reanze on.
The woman
outclassed.
ivith nerve has all men
OKLAHOMA PARAGRAPHS
The Hinton
Chelsea, Cherokee nation, is enjoying ;
county has thirty-eight gins in
victim of a serious fire
r country the Indlnn vote ^
When doctors pronounce the Injuries
of a wreck victim to be fatal nnd then
operate on him the operation is prob-
ably to prove that the diagnosis was
correct.
John Tlolt of El Ki-
ldare in the sc
Juthrle.
ch i
appetite
np-. ring slnuily t
mg
certain l'avoritu ai tides ut food must be
avoided.
I-it u • *i1 !'"!•; 1
on this subject; he says: "1 am ti year*
old and have n \er had a *■ - ions illness
unci at the same tlnn- my life hus been
largely an Indoor on- . but 1 early dlsco\
ered that the way to keep heallhy was t<
keep a hialthy stomach, not by eating
bran era. k. is or dletiug of any sort; or.
the contrary I always eat what my ap
petite craves, but daily for the past «
years 1 have made It a practice to taki
one or two of Stuart's liyspepsia 'I'al.
l'-tn after each meal and I attrlbuU
my robust health for a man of my age tc
the regular daily us.- of Stuart s Tablets.
My physleiaa first advised me to u
them because ho said they were perfect-
ly luirmltsa and were not a sen i patent
medicine, but contained only natural di-
gestives. peptones and dlastas. and af-
ter using them a few weeks I have never
ceased to thank him for his advice.
I honestly bell- ve the habit of taking
Btuai ts I lyi'p.-p.-la Tablets after meal.- li-
the real health habit, because their use
brlngH h aItii to the tck uid ailing and
preserves health to the well and strong.
Renfro's Drug
without mm
Store
PRICE
206 W. Oklahoma ave. 0pp. Post-Office.
c.
R. RE2NFRO.
p. S. Prescription ti a Specialty.
'■•men pu
dig* ."th e
ingestion n
disease, and the safest. I
most widely used is Stu
Tablets.
The
id In
The democrats are wimout an Issue
now. That i a matter of small conse-
quence, ltfiwever. They will have a
brand new one all ready when It Is
needed.
Fashionable women are not given to
drink, it is inexplicable to put it that
ay. Giving a drink to fashionable
omen or otherwise can be understood.
THE INCENTIVE
THAT HUNGER MAKES
If I were hungry. I would steal.—
Rev. Dr. Charles II. I'urkhurst.
It Is strange doctrine to come from
one recognlfod us a great expert iu
religious morality, if not in ethics.
Hunger, meekly humble but ever in-
sistent and all persuasive, is the most
work in the house lias changed, and is J potent among n.. the forces that have
WOMAN AT WORK
IS NOT A FAD
In this day of uncertain fortunes
and rapid changes, it is a mistake to
fast changing more aud more. Women
nre better educated, and. naturally,
their minds being developed, reach out
after broader and oetter Industries nnd
newer work, the while the old Is drop-
ping away. This la no fad.
operated In the physical evolution of
tho *.uman race from lower life; and
that persistency operates still in the
moral and industrial evolution that
goes on forever.
Were hunger taken from us today
all our Industrial system wlould stop,
nil our social institutions will crum-
ble like ropes of sand and soon the
human race Itself would cease to exist.
Hunger does even more tliAn this.
I. Is tho indivluual man's greatest lu-
They do not always flock together,
Oklahoma elected Ilird MclJuire, but
New York failed to turn the trick for
Hird Coler, says the Globe Democrat.
It Is established ns a fact that a
package of poison can mall itself. Tills
Is the result of some testimony In
criminal court just recently.
1'nder the title "Plays we have never
seen" is a list of things to he thankful
for. This should be remembered about
this season of the year.
nd Is g<
Wakita
>il all the time.
Herald: On elootion day* wa
man say that he wouldn't trade
for a quarter section of land,
•uld have to w<
>rk the land.
Curtis Courier- The mutilation of bal-
lots at the Tuesday election wag so great
that a night school should be h<-ld to
teach the average citizen how to vote.
The Tonkawa News tells of a sweet po-
tato wbl' h measurerd six feet and four
Inches in length. The election being over,
that can hardly be counted a campaign
i Headlight: When Van Sawyer
the store last Friday morning
a full grown Are on the upper
the northwest corner of the
rd: Herbert Caldwell has
flgurln
vh< r.- a.
. But
Garber Sentinel: The mall clerk has
been taken off this end of the road lately,
making it very unhandy for the people
and considerable more work for the post-
master.
Ardmnre's court docket Is the biggest
nf any term held In that city There are
425 criminal cases alone and the Lord
only knows how many civil cases and
dlvo
ults.
USE OF W II1SKUY
IS INCREASING
Even now the occasional diner-out
at public placcs iu thin town, says the
New York Commercial, must have no-
ticed of late—by which Is meant within
the last year or so—Hie marked in-
creape in whiskey driuklug as compar-
ed with the habit of half a dozen years
back and with the former very general
use of light wlucs. The coctall as an
Initial appetizer has been largely sup-
planted by the lug..-ball and Its Sum-
mer substitute, the rickey. It Is no, . , • •
unconimun ,wug ,vo„ in .he bos, of !ungs and sensitive throats.
iiiniuK "iiaiare*" to «• tiw whisk.y Scott's Kmulsion docs sorr.e
bou.o a..'i .no in.vitubio things better than others. This
standing side by aide tu a convenient ©
corner of the table and doing duty at j is one of them. It hns a pe-
Intervals luronib ihe dinner Ions ntlerj culiar action on the throat and
the soup or the entree has become only , , i • i
a memory; and .his, too, ,o the exelu- ^ ,unSS whlch g1VCS
sloti of wine from the meal entirely In j Strength and makes thcnitOUgh.
many instant i s. This trend to whiskey That's how Scott's Emulsion
is even more noticeable among drinkers
The important man is mercifully
spared the agony of seeing the world
gt wrong after lie has departed to run
lulngs in heaven.
It is not so had for the man whose
election cost him ten thousand dollars
as It i for the fellow whoae defeat
was .uat price.
The mystery of the pastoral call has
long been considered Inexplicable. A
minister of Kansas has joined ihe
Uowlelties.
The girl who Jj ted the man who
blew out his hrnins because of It has
established a reputation as a inind
reader.
SOUND AS A DOLLAR
That is the result of a course
of treatment with Scott's Emul-
sion. We have special refer-
ence to person:
n New York, also, the democrats
>d "Fraud." Something sinister
Iabout the proposition of the tlemo-
with weak
rats
The average man who gives nwav
two hits is willing to create the Im-
pression that It Is much more tha*
that.
It Is not only cruel to wear birds on
lints. It is unfashionable. That Is
why they will not be worn much more.
When n couple nre married who can
undo- and each other's language they
may be termed "unspeakably happy."
overworked and thankless task
them nf the 01211 who tcl15' how haPP*ned
is enjoying a season of busy times.
not at dinner; and, specifically, it in
away from rye aud decidedly to the
Scotch and Irish varieties. Obviously,
wo are passing through and are prob
ably near the height of The great Amer-
* Allow. false senUmeut to prevent .Kan high-ball period. Testimony from
drives out coughs, colds and
bronchitis. It keeps them out,
too. *
\ If you like.
Many men have talking machines at
home Som« ol them bought the Edl-
aon Kind, otfiers marrle.l theirs.
Ai. kinds of business but flghtinr nre
done these days by phone The phone
leads up to that also. ,
i Everything n bride has should be
[new-even to tho husband save a fash
ion Itaau
Right kind Item In Shawnee Herald:
Fostmaster Frank Stearns, having hern
defeated f .r representative. Is now plan-
ning a trip to lloston in the interest of
cotton mill project.
Sha
train
N
household fron
(heat Britain
pushing their
All druglfta
Tablets, full sized pkg:
for a weak stomach i i
III often do ttfty dolla:
llforn
ia an
popular I
Stui
In
rapidly
s|H psla
[Tnsu rance!
DO YOU N'TCED IT?
Wo are underwriter,a of from 15 i;o
20 years1 experience, and wrVto
FIEE, TORNADO, f'LATE GLASS
and &TEAM BOIl«EK INSUR-
ANCE in old, reiiaibie companies.
HUMPHREY & HILL
Real Estate —Loft#& " In&ura nc«
fortune In it for thi
m. This half :
Hi dairy farm,
t purpose.
Altruist: J. A. It«.!
•Ise that has be
Asher Altruls
Ike Smith s big
ike all prevlo
i la*
Simmons, of
it Saturdnv
Is. and that
hiturdav in
tuft sold in
this town ia wonderful.
Wakita Record: The world-famed Wakita
bund went to Medford Monday night to
play for the big rally. They made a big
hit and received three or four carloads
omplltn.
that they
; the
uld i.
i in Medford.
tip the,
Dover News: The editor n,'
wa elected Justice of the p. ace
Now we will make this offer
contemplating matrimony. To .
pie at whose marriage we_ officio
offlci
lo the Ne
Will glv
■S. No
i had i
te durii
a yen i
don't all
Quill: Uncle Rob Tt^ed. who is
l.i today, left on the evening
i business trip to the Ci
it took his Wlncbestu rifla
long hoping to kill a deer or two before
v turning.
Cashion Advance: D. F. Sfith has sold
his beautiful home to Mr. F L. Welch.
f th, First National hank. Mr.
Smith, how.", er. does not glvw possession
' and as yet has not decided
ber Sentinel: ti II Harrington, who
not ibesat .jutrbT of S --?13. having
eil the - ime lu the run. has bought
uy Morgan farm of 1C0 acres ad-
South McAlester New
which Is to appear liern
Is called "My Friend froi
Is said to be a pic ture <
There will be a big <r
whether it is ;
Will behoove thi
a caricature.
South Me Ale;
pathetic expres;
South McAieste;
General Agent* for
Lloyd's Plat* 4 la*a Insurance Co..
ot New York
■ HMIIP
105 VIest Oklahoma Avwue
Guthrie* Oklahoma
MiMe No.*370
p
>ANS. }
GREEN & GREEN,
GUTHRIE, OKLi\HOMA.
INSURANCE * AND J CHATTEL t > EOANS.
We have the old Geo. H. Dodson fire insurance I
agency, a tine list of ;timc tnnui and fire letted i
companiea. Get the best, lit costs uo non. f
Phone 553. 1opwAJVlitSnclT |
J.B.
FAIRFIELD.
C
"'TRANSFER,
COAL AND
STORAGE
i they trot along
he sidewalks that wert
iin If be would order
It looks like unjust
elf.
editor of the Yukon
Bert Maxwell
Pun He publl-
option like tliiN With all humility,
und without boasting. I wish to_ thank
the people of Cat
liberal endomment
polU last Tuesday.
very preeim t. regardless of its political
complexion. My opponent m .d. \ manlv
light and deserves credit f.
able manner in which he .
campaign. 1 shall strive t.
ful representative of all the
district.
at thi
ed bis
falth-
of the
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