The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 165, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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THb OKLAHOMA aiAliv cj
A l i.xlj
Distress
1 ECHOES OF
THf Fl Ff TlftN ■"fter Eating
I I I L. LLLV- * IvjM Natura between meals, Im hinf. torn
Result in Ohio is Unchanged
Materially
IOWA VOTE IS SMALLER
Maryland Returns not All in but
Warfleld is Elected by Small
Mi|orlty-Nebr«ski Safc-
Rhode Island Close.
to Heoator l^otila K. Coninaes
Worflelri'a plurality in tin rftate will
prohahly reach H.iKio.
NRBRA3KA LATE IN RBTl'RNS.
Lincoln, NVh . Nov. I Definite fig-
ures on ycaterday'n elation will prob-
ably be taking for two day*- .Suffic-
ient returns have been received how-
• to make it certain fhat Barnes
haft lieen elected an Judge of the su-
preme court by from 7,000 to 10,000 and
th# remainder of the republican -late
ticket by about £,000. Chairniau Web-
er. of ih<> Populist siate rommittee,
ttaid thai on rhe face of their returns
he considered Barnes elected and with
him the two republican regents of the
university. Of the 27 district judges
In the state ballott«*d for this year, the
republicans elected fifteen, the fus-
ioniwt.s \ and 7 are in doubt. The re-
publicans made gatiiH in county offices.
The total vote of th- mate it is be-
lieved will not exceed 1JM),000.
ColunibUfl, 0.. Nov. 4.—The repub-
lican plurality in Ohio is about 115.000
for governor and the majority in the
legislature on Joint ballot for «ens>or
is IS.
Chairman Dick, of the republican
siate committor today secured rep-
resentatives from all bis 8H county
committees and tonight announced
that Merrick, republican had < arrled
61 counties and Johnson, democrat. -•
for governor, most of the latter by very
•mall and the former by large plu-
ralities. On a total vote of le*a than
900.000 Herrtck's plurality in the coun-
ties aggregating 135,132, and Johnson ^
20,471, «o that Merrick has a net plu-
rality in the state of 114,7(H5 on est I
mates that may 1h increased fron. one
to two thousand by the oBoial count
Plurality on the rest of the stale will
likely be from 4.000 U> 6.0i'0 less tlian
than of Merrick. The toul vote for
Johnson was less than for any demo-
cratic candidate for governor for years.
The eenaie stands 29 republicans;
ft democrats; majority. 25.
The house stands: 19 republicans; 21
democrats; majority. «8
The majority on Joint ballot for the
re-election of Senator Hanna will be
93. Theee figures will not be changed
by ih* official returns. The counties
carried by the democrats were all In
the rural dietrlota, all the larger cit-
ies being in the counties that gave
repubHcaa pluralities. The republican
<«rried every county ihat they had
two year* ago escept t^andusky. which
ia strongly democratic, and they <ar-
ried otfcer counties ihat they did not
have two years a«o or any other year
The carried all the senatorial dis-
tricts la wirich they won in the tidal
wave tsro years ago. and others that
they never bad before.
Secretary Richardson, of the dem-
ocratic state committee said tonight
that the results In his opinion was due
to the fear of single tax and two cent
fare.
JOHNSON BOWS TO HANNA.
Clevelaad. Nor. 4—Tom Johnson
tbe defeated candidate for governor to-
night gave out the following ntaie
ment relative to the election in this
state ia which he aaid In part:
' The result in Ohio is due to sever-
al cause*, of which the chief was the
successful attempt of Senator Hauna to
impress upon ihe people of this state
that a continuance of duaturbed busi-
ness conditions demanded his return
to the senate.
■'In the laat few days of the campaign
the closing of mills and the discharge
of thousands of workmen, together
with hank and business failures
throughout the country gave color to
Senator Manna's claim thai the legls-
l.lk.0 in <*to iuvolT-d n.tton.l Imu, j fQR JQRPID LIVI R.
I ting, flatulence, dts of nervous head-
ache, pain in the Homach, are all
symptom* of d\ spepsia, and the longer
It is neglected the harder it is to cure it
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Radically and permanently enre It—
strengthen ami lone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hood's.
•• I had dyspepnia twenty-five years and
took different medicine* hut aot no help
until I began taking flood's Sarsaparilla.
Have taken four bottle* of this medicine
and can now cat almost anything, sleep
well, have no cramps In my stomach, no
burning snd no dhtre** '• Mas William
G FUaarrT II Olntv St , Provident#, R. I
Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to
euro and koors the promise.
state ticket with the exception
governor.
IN HONOLl 1.1 1. s A.
Honolulu. Nov. 4.—The Home Rul-
ers on the iilanii of Oahu are making
charges of fraud in connection with the
count, li is estimated that the ballots
of live hundred Hawaiian* were reje-
ted by the Judges or the election. It
Is claimed hy the home rulers thst the
result of the election would have been
a clean sweep for their parly if all
the ballots cast had been counted.
LATEST FROM NEW YORK
New ork, Nov. 4.—The pluralities
on mayor, comptroller, president <>t
ihe l>oard of aldermen in the several
boroughs were:
Manhattan and Bronx: McCIellan,
56,189; (irout, 57.84::; Fumes, .*,7,188.
Brooklyn: McCIellan. 1.808; GfOttt*
3.272; Fornes. 2.361.
Qui <-ns: McCIellan. 5.198; Grout 5,-
61!*. Fornes, 5,402.
Richmond: Ixiw i fusion i 218; (Jrout
56: Fornes. 22.
Nearly somplete returns from this
city on the canal amendment! 2.1 dis-
tricts missing* give a majority In fav-
or of It of 28,977.
'4 +o+o+<:+o+o+<>+t+<:>+<>+o+o+o
Don't Forget.
Bl(i EXCURSIONS
WILL ATTEND
FARMERS' INSTITUTES
tmrs for ovsi thirty years, and
his personal attention to every
That we have been Cotton i'
that our Hetiior continue* to giv
detail of our cotton business.
That we own the largest con
best equipped ware house in th<-
supeivision over every bale of cotton from the time we receive It
until v%e sell It .
Hilarities and the
111tiiiia thrm us they' were
in 'ifpyi < ii« farui<-: i una
■l> to ttwii own attan -
r ago, Mrs Ames made
i c the *• uthoi it lea In 1
WILL BE RUN THURSDAY OF CAP-
NIVAL WEEK.
THOBCUN I-EAVES TODAY NOT
TU itFrrrnV TO OITHIUE
T ILL HOLIDAYS.
Okla-
ll
the most extenwi
tiling us to have
lied and tl..i
tough u v
fit:.'. M« ' • V\
r !",.r,iTa,«lla Those From Enid and Oklahoma City
" " ^ in i'l i Already Arranged—Record Break-
" Vjril ing Crowd.
That our business has steadily li
until we are receiving shipments of
the state, and the territories where
That our books show the names
twenty-five consecutive years have
the country.
icreased from year to year
cotton from every county in
-otton is cultivated.
of cotton shippers that for
tever sold a bale of cotton in
; I jyjj
ev hlrrim If te ttned Oi
neti from tn« half wot
i ikhI thatt tlif K" I lmd 1
Mill mon« > I
■ hint about
mm released
K>nd. wnicii :
H. Thoburn. ecre|a*y ef the
in clSaid -if Agriculture, will leavw <>■-
t.. nit-od the annual int.-tlnK of the
l I'ounty Farmers" instltut< which
, i, i , i<t at Taloga Friday and Satur-
. .r i tu - \\"k. Secretary Thoburn ex-
,n i .1 .li of tba farau
■ I with thi ex< : tu • |
nk^ii'in*; and puaslbly a few Sun
it III not return aaam to Guthrie
il tu la t one l« held at th«- time of
I .lions holiday HJs ottlce w. s
• li . li rda v .md m ill I cmalu iu until
Jince that tunc
catd of byWity
and hli- ilOWt
That we would not continue to ask Mr
unless we had produced results that have
shippers and made them permanent custom
shipments of cotton
- >iisflcd thousands of
KF.NTIVKY KASHA DEMOCRATIC
Louisville, Nov. 4 —Returns which
are complete save some few scattered
precinct a in remote part a of the state
give Governor Beckham, democrats o
for Rovernor a. majority of :o.40f, over O
Morris Belknap h.s republican opiK -1 A
nent ill yealerdav - balloting- Tb'-' ♦
missing precincts are In both demo- ^
cratlc and republican strongholds, yet X
the assertion seems warranted that the £
governor's oScial majority will not be | S . ..............
I. -S than .'o.ooi Thi> lat. •
majority given to a democratic gub-
Win. I). Cleveland & Sons
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
I li lted,
cc his diaapi* "tain < .
II \ t il pr.ii tti a ll> alone
wiiM hired to lielp at the
dlaapiien ra ru
•lie\ed that thi
In- dausiet of ei
who |m
Ami':
as Iti:- wife, and
\ b. hind t he relic
itantly displayed
I in form* il
I'll- t'onunblan warship
I Imwght li> I 'i He: i an In
! officer In command w,.- ai
and Nent down to ii«thniian
PaclHc slder Bht-
dlapU<*
> keep Bogota
Seattle mora
an American
aed, equipped
rater* for one
Omaha. Nov. 4~Keturns received to-
niKht show ihat Banics, republican
for supreme judge, will have a major-
ity of at least t' .! ofl over Judge Sulli-
van. The republican candidates for
piaie university regents. Allen and
Whit more, are also elected by goqd
majorities.
In Omaha ihe republicans elected nil
six of their candidates for district
judge, county judge, county assessor,
surveyor and minor offices, and the
democrats elect clerk of thi district
court, county sheriff and county treas-
urer.
Ci M MINS BY 50.1)00
I>es Moine*. la . Nov. 4.—Complete
returns from every county in the state
received by the RegiBler-Leader, show
Governor Cummins' plurality over
.ludge Sullivan, democratic candidate
for governor, to lie 50,802.
RHODE ISLAND BY A SCRATCH.
Providence. R. I.. Nov. 4.—Complete
returns front the 1" 2 districts of the
stale received today re-elect Gover-
nor 1* F. Garvin by a 1.587 plurality,
a decrease of l.fiiil votes The vote Tor
Coli. rep 19.431. lor Garvin, detn..
8 l. The republicans elect the entire
ernatorial candidate in fifteen years
Returns trout the mountain coun-
ties comprising the eleventh district
give Belknap a majority of 15,358. with
two or three precincts vet to be heard
irom. This indicates a falling off in
Ihe republican vote, aa this district
usual! v returns about 20,000 majority j disp.
for thai oartv -iwaihin* uf arm . .••-! - « •
L. , . , , It t'oinidei M\ Itoundei :ul i o ma-
The Mx-laliat and soclalist-lalKir par-1 ,., ,pi,i fli. Koi She l« now com
lies had full tickets in the .field but ni.-nd. i lontm.i
their vote was small. The repttbl: h.n^ht*""r.'im^the iitul''!.• .\ti.i •• . Vnd
rans are preparing charges of fraud al- „ , t •
leged to hare been committed In Lotto ito^ m
vllle, which they will present to th«
grand Jury In a few days. Tome Wile. BEi'KSSIuN 18 I'.ksi i
the election judge who was shot ys-
terday In a tight with a republican elec-
tion sheriff was tonight pronounced out
of danger.
AWFUL TRAGEDY
(Continued from pnge c
e.)
field
the home of a colored family liv-
ing near by and alarmed the head >t the
houae who immediately lode to t>.w ■ npori
hut a inlle away and notified Sheriff
THohman who hurried to th- farm I.cuj-
arming shortly hefor. ten o clock
end peeulisrlty c
theh loeatlon here •■■■ ,
been Hide to pierce the clouda that ni't.
ihe secret, ff ihere be one. and all Male
m..nt* must at this almc be founded or
Tin: MCRtJERKRg MOVEMENTS
The murder. ! after coining to rhaijdb r
ill i Inipiiie«l after A me
h.id returned from l'ak
(|ii« >tion about the Am<
famlh > manner of Ut«
nd other Mtliaetlo
ARE ORGANIZING
SECOND TEAM
IN TI* It I- ST IN FOOT BAIJ, INPRKAS-
1N« J AT COt.'NTV 1IJQH SCHOOL,
eight
while the Engl
The Interest In t«K)tball among the stu-
uts • ' Ihe Logan I'oun High school lias
i• pi and a second team Is being <>r-
l.ized whll II expect;- to play games w ith
(. .>i>>aII leflimi of Kingfisher and Perrv
ii-i. jichonls during the aeaaon. The «> -
team is about l '5
buck i lie tlrst team
g«H>d couching they expect lo
good before the • tid "f
The Hit" team in puttiog
practice getting In shape
that Is i be played with the
City High school In Outhric at
hdand l\irk next Saturday afternoon.
A on
Nit"
will <
jauol'
skllijl "f ;
and sever
pie to C.utbrl
Heimrts from all fh.
Awn lc in AnniM in- ni i
puny has been this fc.ti
company with lis star
Llr
No
stan
eft Panama.
her
tlM'
mnd. aa the most
us experieiui The
«i with g«r«* and the
>• t hex had fallen, w
veral tracks, mad. by the a.-
• leiMture. wer - tliscowred
npoaaihle to n il what dii'i
ik'-n aftei leaving the n
< rime He certainly Jourm
m some time as it in known
nK fiom tin vicinity
..f L>ecK
ho bad
u w defend Ames. *-k. .g
lestions concerning business
r!." Leaving their olftct I- wem a.
. to al 1 ' ar where he nbed up 01
in.sk. y. pt-Mimably to nerve Htmstl
- terrible won. Tie left Jh « •
lih i! . mark qunied ab- \ Win
s.. 'inich waring upon toe solution
i lie m> story.
MISS AMI S RECOVKR
Mi-s Ames of*whatever her name may
\n very Jneriously injured and it w*lil
time l efore sh« will 1' ' ""'
. igh there should be "ang- ' '
fatal termination The ball wMch pa
d through her right breast lodged
ahoulder blade whi• -i ;t trac-
er and AVagne
emji
en ' «m,t
■" "ilfball. "
delight.
attra
(btitic fiats and daring and
i the trapeze and In their
enslona, that
Consistory Meeting Postponed.
The minting of the Oklahoma t'onslf-
!• which was .f ll.-d for Mnight. has
been p«iatpon> d until Thursda\ evening,
November in. The poslponenient Is due
. a conflict with tin date s. for the
lectin I.I be given I -> CiOVc I'll o| I Sob Till -
ler i -night. rtlAS A I't'NNIN1 ill AM
fail J
! She l«
t e aceut* winch she a
nigh leaves her in a
!i forbid* effort at ex
the 1
nuypaa.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
tke I*a\;itive Hromo Quinine Tablet*
iKti-'t" ! I fund the mone> if it fulls
BIO IMPROVEMENTS
BEING MADE AI PERRY
nkt-<
fiideil ■
Z?L z: A. .
Mara th® Kwd You \im Alwavs B«.r
V|utui
ell under | Offic
alked everywhere t.. him since befon
i'ii' i* the govern-I with reliable personal d'
I,-a.-; two weeks fmm t gi I and nlh«
>a< hlng. 1 him in
iildnlxht
New Flag Over Panama.
(Continued from first page >
I and they predict it*
! state ai i ordlllg to 111
the dopli
tlol
Stan
The
fa vorable
|n'i!its of
able reports a*
.-fully planned
s« I'hey also
nii'.g i'ost. that
.f the i'"
u Id
Ingly
irall.
If the murderer i>
hetlu r he has befoi.
nice she has not said and lieittier■ na,
, ripiwiKi iditch" been learned cone--ruing J«'
- vmiii balked t" ! Th. whole affair Is shrouded in :> myst >
',x hut 1111 11 .u - | w! ,'h can not at this time o. solved a
r' to in..v l" ne though il is the general belief that Amef
Id from the tacc | hired the stranger to put tne womtn
11 .-iiiiiiliiir efforts | ,,f the wa\ they being th. onh witnc
t.eeii r. warded j able to li-stiit against him in the
tin.I the murder- | . apendn g he
Dr. Southard Says the City is to
Have a New Water Plant
and Sewerane System
1 about a0 blue Jackets and a quantity {
of ammunition Pahaina <-Vnal and
ulomblan gnnboat Cartagena has ,|1( I)lo t
Just left the harlnir headed northeaa* t '
mlsed that she is going wit
[id of
speed to CaViinilla
The Colombian ting still Hiei-
irefecture The flag of the new
has already ina.Je ii< appeal
lis of the
.tin the canal hutlt
i R 11,,. , . and maintained
11 d.-i the nullwi. \ protection oftthe i n
Stat. -
HEWARD OK
Sheriff Tighlman has
of $h«i tor ill I ap; nr.- I
who i- d. - rlljed as fill
fe.«t. livt Intli.s tall. 1
smooth face, di rk hah
'"j I nlexlou, very hilkatlv*
Tile
,.r the murde
eight abo
lediurfl da
and Is .
tho
futt's fills
AMKR1CA.N8 A8K FOR PRu
TBCTION OF PROPERTY
Washington, Nov 4.—During the day a
telegram «as received at the state «l - j ' 1 1
part men t from the New York manng. -
ment of the Panama railroad company >asrm
stating that the property of that com-!"" '"®
pany was in danger and isklng for pi • ,
l-ctlon In addition a measage came from '"u ''ti
the cable company saying in effect th..t the la-
thers was no telegraphic communica- . ,
tlon for points In Colombia, outside of | th. ist
Panama niid Colon, bv way of the i«t
mus. It is assumed that the revolution
Ists have cut the inland communications !
.in as to prevent the government at Ron
ota from obtaining knowledge as to what I
Is happening on the Isthmus, and it is'
expected the efTei
the Colombian go\
One of the Sail Juan's pn-sef
John Jenkins I'nited Htat.-s eon
al at Ha.• Salvador, who said:
The Independent government
lug formed i" ,n ,ma wl" A
main tln r. T!ie llogo
out of place and baa nc
xlstence."
Oil f
da i
t-keeed coat
1 i'
rial
fnirly jInu
L'dhim : eV'
lutont I I"'
i he could make his er
.me one iH-ing able to llnd
In. h might l.e followed to his re
l.s prohaide that he is In tiUlInK In
,,t ti;, wax plan , waiting till the
<, ni. n' shall blow over when he
lake his wax safelx to a railroad. H
[,r the search will •
i.(.(I vigor tomorrow and t
nntldent that it will prov
avail.
gover
Washington N
the news in
the bluf Jack.
ue jackets from
I red hales of cc
it cars, forming
Several Amen
look refuge on >
Markoma unia
rybmly here .is
v I—No eonflrmat:on
n Colon of the landing
lus been received hut
. x department olfi. .al l
>er authorities
i.rse presumed that tin-
• ■nipt to n- t to a railroai
<mg billet
mm at Dk-
icrtng the
railway that Ame-
greater Itnportanfp that the bet
termsnt of lo«^al oonditions.
"I hope ihat Senator Hanna s siaie-
vnem thai hia re-election will pre-
•ewe the industrial and business sit-
nallon from dtaturhaace will be ver-
fflH, and that confidence which he be-
lieves to be the basis of prosperity
will ba preserved
"The republican party in ihis cam-
paign had a fund in amount larger
than ever in th* history of the state
politics. This fund was furnished by
privileged interests throughout he
eountry, they not unnaturally feeling
fhat Senator Hanna was their n.iiton-
al representative The magnitude of
this fund enabled the republican com-
mittee to give the widest roaaibie cir-
culation to their claim tba. business
prosperity expended upon lianna's le
e1*ct Ion."
A torpid liver doranges the wbol-
s> stem, and product-*
SICK Ht ADACIH", —
Dyspepsia, Costive ness.Rheu
unit ism, Sallov, Skinand Pik"
There I* no better remedy for the.
common diseases than l)R. TUTT'
LIVI K I'll l S, as a trial wlU pruxt
Tdke No Substitute.
There are at the smiions named approx |
imately troops as followh j all th.- I
Norfolk .'tu. Uagui Island : « . New ampl- n
York 'Jim: NNashlngtou Boht.-n .'O'. st > •
Portsmouth, K |i. i«i; Annapolis ::*• At, ,• w
I'mt Royal and Charleston only small d< -,h. i
lachnieiits are stationed. Just autTu ient ! mian x* a
lo meet the needs of those two station- I .,,tJ
iin the l*aclfl< co«Mt the marln. force ,, luu; ,,
has been reduced to a small numliei , l; -or«l
in Thomus Here III the Colombian |n]U \
. luirgc as yei . without official ad vie - . I
from th.- isthmua of Bogota con rnlr ^ s.«n Jua
tin rexolutlon Ue -aid:
■ When i i • ivw lnform.il. * in n
1 shall luive something to tIn mo
1 do nrtt believe the officials in Bog ;
«ve vet heard of the revolt, for us Mi--c
t the Brooks i
eight :
being put d
mpleted Pi
the lx*St
of the impro\
I iln
anlmou^lx
the last meeting of
putting li
j "Mi ..nil Girl" at the Brooks next
lax night. Seat - «o on salt; thl
RAILS ARE TEMPORARY
Asent O'Donnel Said General
Freight Anent Gibson Will
be in Guthrie Soon
sked about the dli
es on the Fort Smith
rday. th- Guthrie agen
i Uohn- ll -aid that he did not '
lucuss the matter in detail as that
,- dime iix th. getp-ral freight and
. . a Rent. .1 <" Gibson of Fort
While I do not speak with authorit
ti O Donnell. "I do not consldi r i
hips now m force are to be m ii!
a' thit k that the>
Watch for the
triangular label
on the bottle - It
stands for uni-
fortnity and all
that's «°°d and
pure in beer.
AIw t< the Same liood Oldlllate
BUT* MUl-VtVINt (Nob IbIo* I0NK
>At BtAl/ HHIWI< 6 CO., MM WAtlktt, WIS
Ask Your Dealer.
WEN AND WOMES
T7 «Fl«Ofor t.nn^iu «1
fiRJ8lSrt?*Ki^
©f notaai meiitaan*-
rniaJi'M, ntul notMUia-
ma , **,'ir ten* ia pltla wryppjt.
l<?zrr< .trrfe"'
.lrcuJ. '. '-cut otx nuuMg.
Wr CAN'T FILL YOUR BINS
11 a rl
-d to St I.ouls a nd V .1
the last of this ink
At that time tie .will
rates' so that they are
Guthrie Jobbers.
at summer prices, but xvo still liax'o plenty of
Canon City, McAlester and
Sans Bois Smokeless'Coal
I\t p CHFADI E pmou 6 °'fice and Yirds-
IN. T. phom 'I. 424 W. Oklahoma.
WILL NOT RUN FOR PRESIDKNT.
Cleveland. Nov. 4.—Seualor Hanna,
referring to the renewed Biigge^tlonH
made in various quarters to the effect
tl i he \s the logical republican can-
didate for the presidency next year as
the result of the unprecedented vie
tory wot in Ohio Tuesday, made this
statement tonight:
'The remits of the election in Ohio
?eeterday in no wlae change my views
n reference to my candidacy for the
presidency which position the public
>as been fully advised of."
MARYLAND IS CLOSE
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 4 —At midnight
the returns of Tuesday's election from
Baltimore cHy and the state of Mary-
land had not all been received. The
figures of the missing precincts are
promised Tomorrow morning. They
•aill not material I.v change the restili
Iln Baltimore city the «nUre democratic
btate ticket, comprising Edward War-
jfiehl of Howard county, governor: Gor-
don T. Atkinson, of Somerset county,
comptroller, and William Shepard
Bryan, jr., of Baltimore city, attor-
ney genersl. was elected by about 5,-
*M)u plurality. The democrats elected in
Baitimore city three state senators
•mjm4 eighteen members of the house ot
dele^atef. by large majorities. The re-
publican* elected oue senator and six
members of th* house of delegate*.
The returns irom all of the ocun-
lies in the mate have not been receiv-
ed. but enough press reports are in
hand to iusure overwhelming demo-
cratic majority in joint hallo! in thej
assembly which will aJeot a successor
Patterson Furniture Company
NOW OCCUPY THEIR MODERN TWO-STORY
DOUBLE ,«i BUILDING IN 7* GUTHRIE.
EVERYTHING ABSOLUTELY NEW.
Cobble or Wood Seat Rockers
l-nusual Any extreme value
in a Hooker, either xvood or cob-
ble .seat; ami also in either ^old-
oil oak, or birch, or mahogony,
well finished Our price from
$1.50 to $30.00
A BARGAIN CL,1MAX—Is a Hall Bench
of quartered Oak, beautifully finished and
polished. It is needless to say that we can
make an unprecedented offer in Hall Furnish-
es. PRICES ARK LOW AND FUR-
NITURE HAS RIGHT FINISH.
w
are now ready to toll you
about our ORE AT XO-
VEMBER SAW-: OF FURNIT-
URE. We are well prepared.
We have spent four months pre-
paring. We bought at right
prices and i-ati thus .>ell at prices
which others cannot.
BRASS 15 EDS,
DHESSERS, ( OUCHES,
('III F FO N I EI IS,
PARLOR OA ill NETS,
DIMM! TABLES,
PARLOR CORNER CABINET.
CHINA CLOSETS,
COM I il X ATIOX IUJOK-CASES.
LIBRARY ' AH-'.s.
LEATHER ROCKERS,
OFFICE DESKS,
TABOl RETTES,
MUSIC ( Alii NETS,
WRITING DESKS.
HAT RACKS,
BEDROOM SUITS,
SIDEBOARDS, BUFFET,
PARLOR DIVANS,
IRON BEDS,
CARPETS,
BED SPRINGS,
MATTRESSES,
ENGRAVINGS,
DINING CHAIRS,
PICTURES,
PARLOR SIM r.S,
RUGS,
LEATHER ROCKERS.
TELEPHONES-
n i:\v~N
o. bti.
old—No.
Undertaking Parlors
Embalmers.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 165, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1903, newspaper, November 5, 1903; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc125250/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.