The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 245, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 10, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL, TfESDAY MORNIMJ, FEBKl'AKI in, u™.
H, win suffer? FRuir GROWERS
Nervousness an J lis Train cf
Terrible Hvils Permanently PftlWFMF
Banished by J VvMsLIlL
Paine's Celery
Compound
Mrs. Clark Tells of Her Happy
Rescue From Suffering After
Failures of Physicians.
N« rvous disorders and disease* hta on
t!if Inct-eaM. and women are the chitf
sufferers. ltigcatlori gives out. there are
pain.- In the head, the tongue la coated.
th<* muscles oi h<, there Is constipation,
heart palpitation, gloomy fears oppress
continually, and sleep is broken and dis-
turbed.
The only reliable remedy that medical
science has given to humanity for the
cure of nervousness, is Paint's Celery
Compound, prescribed by eminent physl-
• Inns with the happiest results. In criti-
cal cases. Paine'8 Ceiecy Compound has
Wi\"d lire and re-stored health when all
othi-r medicines have fulled. Mrs. F. A.
Clark, of Moscow. Idaho, writes as
follows about her success with l'uine's
Ceb-i'v Compound:—
"While suffering terribly from nervous-
and nervous prostration. I was at-
Have Two Days Session at
Oklahoma City.
CATTLEMEN'S MEETING
Cowboy Band and Ft. Sill Ar-
tillery Arrive for the Big
Meeting Which Begins
Today-Other Events.
FEBRIAKV MASAZim
THE Btate Capital Book and
Stationery Store has all the
February Magazines. See list
olsewhere. Can be had hy mall
poctpald or by calling at STATE
CAPITAL BOOK AND STATION-
FRY FTORE In the State Capital
building.
vras demolished. The Frisco special
southbound and the late train north-
hound on the lies line had a head end
coliissiou on this side of the Washita
river. W. L. Mahoney and another
man were pretty well bruised, but they
were tho only onps injured. It was
necessary to take them to Arapaho and
put them under the care of the com-
pany physician. Both engineers and
tirenien saved themselves hy jumping.
Mr. R. B. Steele, well known here, was
at one end of the coach when the crash
came and ho was thrown to the floor,
sustaining a severe shaking up, but not
otherwise hurt. The wreck Is said to
be due to the carelessness of either I
the operator at Cordell or the condtic-j
Special Dispatch to the State Capital. | tor flf the northbound lies line train. Special Dispatch to the Stale Capital
Oklahoma City, Feb. 9.—The Terri-jThe wreckage has been cleared and
SHAWNEE'S NEW
ENTERPRISE
Canning Factory Requiring
Outlay of $10,000.
WILL RECOVER FUNDS
Large Amount in Taxes Held
by the County to Be Trans-
ferred to Use of the
City.
Timmie's
Appetite
torial Horticultural society began it.s, trains are running as usual.
. ... tenth annual meeting here this after
i d by several p'hysi. tans, but their | noon and will hold a two days' session.
brought no assuring results 1 tin- T. convention was convened this af-
L-.t bud that i w.m impossible 1 ut , ,, wa„. TivW nf Wvnnp.
P ai night. My husband "gain ternoou by President *Taylor of Wynne.-
* wood, I. T.. after which the following
program was carried out:
Address of Welcome, S,. C. Heyman.
president of Chamber of Commerce,
l used [ 0f oklahoma City.
I ! Response by President J. A. Taylor.
j Appointment of committees.
I Profits of Fruit Growing by a Farm-
er, R. Kleiner, Oklahoma county.
Apples for profit, N. P. Willis,
WILL NOT FADE OUT. r.o matter I Eason. Okla.
how Often they are washed o/^ex- ; Fruit Growing in Indian Territory,
wj.nt'-d to have n dor tor, but 1 told
him it was no use. He then went to our
drwym.-t who recommended Palne's Celery
Compound. The first night 1 used the
Compound. I slept well ; n l 1 continued!
to Improve from day to day. T
In nil tight bottles of Paine
Compound and am perfectly cur
cannot say enough In its favor."
DIAMOND DYES
posed to the sun. A package ot Dla- . r . ... . „ , .
mond Dyes cost little and plain dl- J. A. Ward. Poteau. I. i.
rections for uslnpr accompany It. ; Question box and general discussion.
Direction book and 4.1 dved samples free. I EVENING.
DIAMOND DYES, Burlington. \ t. . Forestry in Oklahoma, J. W. Preston,
... - Kingfisher, Okla.
. r linn irnwiTiil/r 1 Forestry, D. C. Bur«ra, Lawton,
CONSUL LEONI TALKS °^niW, Theory of Hmdltr ln
Plant Breeding and its Practical Appli-
cation in Horticulture, Prof. T. V.
Munson, Denison, Texas.
Farmers' Institutes. J. B. Thoburn,
secretary. Oklahoma City.
Territorial Hoard of Agriculture and
its Relation to Horticulture, Ewers
White, Pres. Board of Agriculture,
Shawnee, Okla.
OP PRINCESS LOUISE
Does Not Believe She VC'ill
Reform, as She Has Now
Promised.
BAND AND ARTILLERY ARRIVE.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City, Feb. 9.—The advance
guard of delegates together with the
Frisco cowboy hand arrived this after-
noon for the cattlemen's convention
which commences tomorrow. The artil-
lery and cavalry troops from Ft. Sill
arrived today on special trains and the
wild steers, cowboy ropera and trick
riders are here eager for the big show.
All stores have been decorated.
FIVE THOUSAND CASH FARES.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. Feb. 9. The electric
cars run on schedule time Sunday from
8 a. m. until 5 p. m. and were well pat-
ronized, over 5,00ft cash fares being
registered. The line was formally
opened to the public today.
STOLE BANKCHECKS.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. Feb. 9.—Lincoln
Pnodgrass was today arrested for the
theft of three hank checks aggregating
view with aversion 'he possibility of $13.75 from .I. H.Johnson. It is alleg-
Princess Louise as their queen. A pe- ed that he endorsed one of the checks
tilion to the Kaiser in sin h an event an«i bad it cashed at the State National
may be resorted to." I Bank.
El Paso. Tex. Feb. 9.—Earnest Leonl,
ot Mannheim, vice consul of the Ger-
man empire to Vera Cruz, Mexico, and
personal friend of Prince Henry of
Saxony, is in El Paso today and casts
pome Interesting sidelights on the re-
cent sensational elopement of Prin-
cess Louise with the French tutor, M.
Giron. Consul Leonl was in Saxony at
the time of the elopement. He says
that I lie sympathies of the people of
that country are all with the prince,
whom he describes as a man of exem-
plary character and great popularity.
Mr. Leoni states that this is the fourth
time the princess has eloped, one of her
llights having been with an American
dentist.
"The princess," said Mr. Leoni, 'now
vows eternal constancy and is extreme-
ly penitent but the people understand
her weakness and cannot believe that
she will ever reform. The king of
Saxony is in very poor health so than
bis recovery is doubtful ami the peopl
ONE OE BAND
OE \
Doc Wattenberger Kept His
Word That He Would Never
Be Taken Alive.
Special Dispatch to the Slate Capital.
Anadarko, Okla., Feb. 9.—Doc. Wat-
tenberger, one of the horse thieves
Shawnee, Okla., Feb. 9.—The Shaw -
nee canning factory company through
its principal promoters, P. A. ChafTin
& Co.. and their agent, J. J. Novak, of
Oklahoma City, have a location for tli«
new factory, and work on the six big
buildings commenced today. There
has been considerable delay in thi
matter as there were a few of the
stockholders who objected to the sites
offered and consequently held the con-
struction of the factory back. The site
was finally forced upon them. It is
.well lot ated, being a tract of land 140 by
260 feet in Oakland park addition in
the east part df the city, just east of
the SanUi Fe tracks and with a short
distance of the Choctaw railroad.
I never knowed
for Tim—
tight.
a boy
Aunt Amandy
Instid of
with sich
always said
bakin'
an appetite
"It's just a
all daj' long
as Tim 1
pesky whim"—
and mixin'
It seems t' me
But then I
half the night
he's always
knowed his father
They kept
hungry—and
and Tim's just
Unecda
that slim,
like him.
Biscuit
you wouldn't
So I kept
on the cupboard
think there
on a-bakin'
right in
was room
'till one day
sight—
enough to
I got some
and that'3
hold it all
light
the way
in him.
as to how the
I finally
Lands alive 1
other neighbors
conkered
I used t' bake
kept the
Timmie's
all day—just
waist bands
appetite,
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killed at Blue Jacket, early Saturday ; President R. Ii Tlromons stated trains
morning was one of the most desperate I that the machinery had been ordered
criminals that has ever operated iu and would be here in time to equip the
Oklahoma or the Indian Territory building for handling the Inner part
Shortly after the killing. Sheriff nl the mips, though the first crops of
James Thompson of this city re. elved i fruit will probably be marketed Irtfor"
a telegram from his deputy. James the plant is In running order. Il ill|
Bourland, who took part iu the tight, have a daily capacity of lo.ouu quart*
that the two desperadoes had been kill- an(* 's capitalized at $10,000.
ed. '
Wattenberger is said to have been a| WILL i>i -sCl 88 NEW Bl ILDINGS
partner of Bert Casey, and together Special Dispatch to the State Capital,
with that noted outlaw planned and | Shawnee, Okla.. Feb. 9.—The next
"carried Into execution many daring meeting of the Six O'clock After Dinner ,
and dangerous deeds. He has served a I Business Men's club, Shawnee's com- |
term in a penitentiary in Texas. One | mercial organization, will be held in j
of the pecularities of Wattenberger at j the Elks club rooms Wednesday even
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY"
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that time was that ho would never re-
veal his name. He was in the peniten-
tiary for six years and no one knew his
right name. He had openly declared
that ho would never be taken alive.
No man can euro consumption. You
r;tn pr. vent it though. Dr. Wood's Nor-
way Pine Syrup cures roughs, colds,
bronchitis, fort- throat. Never fails.
WHERE GOOD
FARMING PAYS
Crops for Custer County Farm-
ers Pay for Land in One
Season.
ing and the program includes a discus- i
sion of the need of new school build- i
ings to replace the old wood struc- I
ttires and supplement the elegant big j
central building.
IMPROVEMENTS AT INDIAN MIS-
SION.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital, i
Shawnee, Okla Feb. 9.—Supt. Frank |
Thackery of the Shawnee Indian Mis-
sion. reports that the new offices and
cottages at that institution will be
ready for occupancy this week. He al-
so says that the construction of the
new mission buildings provided for by
the recent congressional appropriation,
will be commenced early in July. T^he
girls dormitory will be a three story
brick building of modern construction.
FERGUSON SATISFIED
WAS MARRIED BEFORE.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital,
j Oklahoma City. Feb. 9.—L. Fisk to-
FO AR KTHE PROPTER OF COMANCHE day AM «"it for a divorce from Lula
COUNTY. Fisk. The petition alleges that the
The iv.Hv News of I , m„ rrtl. woman was married to him while she
nil..I- 1-v.aVon m iTii.-"t>. I... |i.'i:ft ctlv sat- was fl1" wlfe of another man and also
in lied with Comanche .ountv it now charges gross neglect and adultery.
•le of the county, —_____
rub-.
the pe
Population of Texas. Oka., Indian
Ter. and Kan. Combined.
lint so Ki-f-Mt hk th- sale <>f Lewis' Sin-
gle Binder Straight .'c. Cigars .mil
..tber brands of tb< l.ewls Factory
during the year 1902 tint, rnnl Ueve-
• i. count)- -ciRiirs sold 5.801,300.
population of Tr\iis 3,0ts 710
I' .puliiil.i i of . iM,ihnmii tiv jr.
I'opulatlon of Indian Territory I
Population «>f Kansas 1.47• • 45
Total
the blstorv of th.
Factory. Kcllabl.
biulneiis.
a test year's sales
Lewis SiiiRlo Hind,
quality brought ti
WRECK ON THE
BES LINE SUNDAY
recent date kIvmi some very Interesting
facts and tlKun s on the development of
Custer county, Oklahoma, insUincitiK . . , , . ...
many caaes where farmers have paid lor I QUent taxes belonging to this city was
TO HOVE BENEFIT OF FUNDS.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital
Shawnee, Okla., Feb. 9.—At a recent
meeting of the city council R. E. Tim-
mons. the fifth ward representee, re-1
ported that a large amount of delin
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Live Stock Convention
OKLAHOMA CITY
vV
On Wednesday morninq, Feb. I!ih, we will
run a special train to OkEahoma City, leaving
Guthrie al 8 o'clock A. M., and returning
leave Oklahoma City at !0:3() P. M. One
fare lor the round trip. .< ^ s.
A. J. C0RKINS, Agent.
vt>
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: in the county treasury and he suggest-
I ed the hiring of an expert accountant
Two Men Seriously Injured and
All Passengers Pretty Well
Shaker. Up.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Arapaho, Okla.. Feb. 9.—A wreck
occurred on the B. E. & S. W. railroad
two miles south of this place Sunday
and while no one was seriously in-
jured considerable railroad property
their land ln the past season'a crop.
In commenting on this the Enterprise
says; "it is agreed that the agricultural.. , ... ....
territorlv tributary to Sayi.- Is fullv de- nia-ke examination of the records
v. loped would of'ttsrif easily sustain a and report in a short time. Tho sug-
K.'t nu .r o'f en°tornrisc'niHi i m'u'«/'l!',1! Bestion was adopted and the accountant
eate in both city and country surround- llttS *oun<1 118.000 or $20,000 belonging
Iiik Sayre, it is only necessary to con-j to Shawnee, collected by the sale of j
ed"to ihwildhSf,trl ed Affionf iXljtrfby I °D wh,ch taxes had not bee" 1
a semi-Civilized people, but to a country
where there is a family living 011 nearly
o\ 1 v quarter section, where law and 01-
or prevails, where church and school prl-
vllsg.'e are as good as those in the old
settled sections of the states, in a country
In a country that now enjovs the best of
shipping faciliti-s and social suiToundinmi.
t'p to the past year the country tins
I Jv en mainly the range ground of stock.
The heavy tide of imlgration and nettle-
| m- ;t In the past has transferred the
stockmen's plains Into a diversified crop.
producing section. The building of the
Rock Island or at that time Choctaw
across Custer county last year establish-
ed an Immediate market and stimulated
diverslli. il farr ing and Improvements 011
farms. Notwithstanding the past seuson's
was unfavorable to wheat and cereal
ciops, the yh Id and quality of grain
has b-"en so satisfactory as to tncoui-
ive xt. 'islve planting, and the coming
season witnesses nearly overv farm with
greatly increased area «.f cultivated
.THE
DANDERINE
Our workmen's reputations
for first class ser\'ice extend
all over the South west find
we pay especial attention to
visitors to the Capital City.
Barber Shop
and Bath Rooms
JAMES HI1A, PROPklBTOR
paid. This extends only over a few I
years, but the records will be followed
back to the beginning of the city's or- 1
ganization. The news of this windfall
is very welcome at this lime as Shaw- j
nee is almost in a bankrupt condition. :
Nearly ail of the city fundi are depict - I
ed and overdrawn and the money is
badly needed.
MR. GERNER REAPPOINTED.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Shawnee, Okla.. Feb. 9.—Hugh (J«*r-
ner, who assessed Shawnee last year,
has again been appointed for this year
and will make his tour over the city
during the next few months.
HOLDING THE BAG.
ii J Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
ot years but 'the*exten? oFthoae "crons ! Shawne®' 0Wa- Feb f —The Okla-
ii.si.ii limit.<1 owing to the'"'lack of homa Nation. First Nat ional, and State
shipping facilities, with the introduc-1 National banks of Shawnee are among
;ie of |-'r:"ik ?<*>">">■
for h.tiK'; iis- lari'e , r,-,.s are coming mlllK 1 ' rOUnty neKrw- w,l° mortgaged
and machinery." several horses and cattle about forty
in tliustxii: 1 ng the success of wh^ at times and then disappeared, leaving his
l.nterprso j ,Te(|jtors to mourn
land.
sissippi for two weeks, after which he
will return to the Choctaw nation ami
assist them ln putting in farms.
The commercial club of this place is
going to see that the Indians are abl>-
to And shelter, If the club has to buy
tents to supply them with until they
can build houses.
Trinity Guild.
Ulalta^ita
" The Perfcct I-'ood "
Is ready to eat and it
very palatable.
Sold by grocers.
wing in this lot
••William M.
•s north of Say
MEN AND WOMEN.
V*« RicCfor nnn !'ir*l
di < h*r«p>.lr. na.
frritatl'.M 01 olc«r ti..Qi
. of invcua* 'rat)r*n.i .
!u OoBuiUm not utr;a-
i'JBOhemig'lOo c10* or poi*oi>0U*"
Ivotd by bmntrt*-
or MUt In plalu « r rv".
hy t!ipr«M. jpipu 1 l.x
El .00, or 8 |i.75.
ClltuUi «-ut wu ivioi«1
Chcan California Trip |
In Puflman Sleepers dally, on fast trntn. r>arr mnnry
nd travel comfortabh Person .tly conducted
excursions, in charge ..1 experie.iv a^ent, tri-veckij .
10 Voti will ^
Los Ansrctes. rP 'ike ,llc
San trancisco vjclllltt n v Service
holu. rnddlni'Wx >" muuro. Attorneys who!'
largest whe n attended the sale of the mortgaged am- i
crop last
and wh< n. I
they lookec
pastured
n until early In April,
>k his stork off the tlelds.
brown and bare a basset -
have Husplcloned that it
to wheat. A soaking rain I
Ithin t"n days the Ids 1
carpet of gi '
•over^d wit
•esulta fram pasturing
of labor for
eld
aln was t
mals, report that they brougiii $2ul :'
The total amounts of the mortgages on <
them are about $1,500 and the mort- 1
gagees will get L'O cents on the dollar ]
or less. The two first named banks ar 1
among the first mortgagees recorded. '
1 the! but the latter was caught for $20o on! !
p. n'i°-UH(I' 'the ,ast Inor,K; Kp- Chochran's wife <
i
INEWKIRK
S STONE dz CONSTRUC
1 TION COMPANY ^ ^
NEWKIRK- OKLAHOMA ^
EQIPf ED WITH
THE MOST
MODERN
MACHINERY
WB A«H!
PRIPAHltD TO
FUflNlSM
CUT STONE
OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS
f- ROMPTLY
bushel 1 r acre. Cotton is also a staple
crop and a doa.-n ginning • -tal.llsbni. nts
, have been running full time, in vari-.r
sections of tho country, for the past
three months on the cotton crop alone
: Alfalfa growing has also tossed tlio trial'
stated. \. A. Heatty. H I c(lX, n
I Kendall, and A. J. Freeman having grown
the crop at. great profit th- past two
vears on bottom lands, while Mr \\ij-
| llams. broth. r of the Sayre postmaster
iccessful In growing alfalfa 011 up-
matter of orchat ls Is also being
tnken up 011 the strength of the tinancial
success of numerous orehaniiMs who
have demonstrm. 1 the adapt iiiihp- 0f fl •
I soil ajj ! climate of this s- i tlon t.. fineiv
I flavored fi , its both of the tree and bu«h
bearing nature The b.mlness men ,,f
Sayre nctlvelv co-operating with the
farmers nnd planters in encouraging di
versified fnrmltn: :.nd as the , suit are
f'• ling a noticeal.v increase in tvolume
of trade, and with the outlook for t,.n
times the area to bo put In cultivation
this year that was put in la t var both
city and country are fooling the effect of
a most encouraging outlook.
A good class ..f farmers from th« prairie
states are steadily coining Into thi« sec-
— * - ring li
id
ell to do
of bl,
sis ur< establishing In tht town.
in-
and children an
ounty destitute
at hom<
in Lincoln
MORE INDIANS ARRIVE
ATOKA COMMERCIAL. CLUB WII I I
8KB THEY ARE PROVIDED FOR
Special Dispatch to the State Capital i
Atoka. I T.. Feb. 9.— l^st night Mr. !
Neil came to Atoka in charge of twen-
ty-two fullblood Choctaw Indians frotn
central Misilsalppi. and as no hotel
accommodations had been arranged for I
Commissioner Hails tendered his court-
room ti) the Indians for the night.
The condition of these Indians is not
as had as mignt be, but they have not .1
dollar with which to buy food fur lean-
Tor farming. Mr. Neal agrees to sta>
with them until they find their allot-
ments, and then ho will return to Mia-
1 HE
Daughter's Health.
"All honor In woman I to her It Is glxtn
I n g&rdun tin earth wltlt the roncs ot
11 Ob > CIS, ' '
Vourd."([|lr1,r u tile t r,.f
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one>i do iioli illoir little L'J* 10 .nto
M daughter auffftraJ with narroa* •|.«ll«,
l>Mrinadown li 1 'lurlrw 1 . 1
luo-.'i,!, i, I I , I h«, i Ik <>.h
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W.'.rj J. Jianen, Boulah, Am.
o. V Y.-OmmUo'm Kamala Pnn«-«. . • .mm
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rtiuu'Lh ntriu'l«i utarina k.i.l - .11 . 1.1,1
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N. P. CHEADL.E
WHOLHSALE AND RETAIL DEALEK
IN ALL GRADES OF COAL.
Weir City, McAlester, Canon City and Arkansas
Anthracite in Stock.
Phone 8.
Terms Strictly Cash,
Office and Yards:
424 OKLAHOMA AVENUE.
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V/. M. BRONSON,
..Farm Loans, Insurance, Abstracts.
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Only complete abstracts o' tide In Logan Counry.
You pay interest and princip^f at our office.
Oldest and largest insurance agency in Oklahoma.
plack Building,
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