The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 173, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 10, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA ST \TK CAPITA!.. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 100*.
The Oklahoma State Capital
By the 8tat* Capital Company.
FRANK H. GREER, EDITOR.
SHOULD PREPARE not as larg,! " la" r b"
( OR T \ TEHO D n 1101 w' 10
Single fitatcbood for Oklahoma and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dally by Carrier In City.
week •' !§
One month
On* y*ar
Dally by
?ne month .
hre* month*
SIm months ..
a.i-e tho b«-::rinp bflnf' 42.UOU.OOO, and the new- " ilu
the uu- ly planted vln'-a 13,000,000. In 1903
ierisl. It ia ouaervauvely estimated the aires planted had Increased 10 52,-
.hat "Su.ouu sheep a *J lambs could 730, and the vines In full bearing
Indian Territory is assured. The un- ^ave |)ee„ dispoad ol during the past amounted, to abou S0.000.000 plants
precedented successes of the republl- flve monihs if there had been that According to the report the constarap- to some credit
can party Tueailaj Indicate that the re- nianj here .0 sell. Hon of wine In the United Kingdom ""
publican control or congress to b. Me" bouStn shetp ,or teed"18 r°°tln"« U«4"r decrtase, while It n,
purpose
who "wo Id a<
are .it le i8l -J
trimming 1 he. 1
Hpi" this plum, nna
o t of the ten w!
■alls fo! the fight.
M ♦ • ♦ -♦ • ♦
■ 1 hey eoy," oi .at
rm in this wo id A:a u
uornan ha* b-en rn d
.auae of the 100 1 **:>d
ck to Htait or uelle 1
10 can deny that "the
1 it 1
the pov* 1
1, oust'1
• indefinite purposes ia t y ar are back this year haa lnereaspd almost everywhere elan. is't'd'd"that he
mali^trlotiy In Advance. ^ ^ ^ 1|can pogltion' onthe alter more ol them, proving that their Statistics show that England today fl™*! tft^ghbo;
1 °P , 1 <_ 1,1 i^n.1 .experience was not a failure. lhlsl/ds- consumes less wine than she did j'*.8 11 bad bo
;; >•" U entitled
.ositlve vlrtUH?
ui influence to
iilfr-p Capltal-Kewa: The Indlm
*• • r*ylnn like the old fellow who
"Oood Lor<l. deliver me from my
- nd 1 will whip the socka «ff m>'
Toilet Necessities.
public
stru'
th
2.00
4.00
statehood question is established,
is for single statehood. Tills Irt sat-
On. y..r ,'• 1. (or single statehood. This 14 sat- inM" h« u" "'1 ,luwn8' bul lhe """* 5"'ars apn< wh"n thc population
th^'tWO^n" y lslactor, to the people ot Oklahoma conservative feeder usually como. out was smaller l,y lis per cvnt.
- izX.10^:S'to'taKir r>oo,ey ,oB,ve
...•*0.?B t b, #W(lcn, around ihe St. I'aul dls- nny au>1(
prepare lor single statehood. In the in-
tell the truth, be
ntidi
Six month*
On* y*ar ..
lylll.e, and 'What dc
ighbora will ay? M«
liidulRence In clgaiei
futlail., ahe admits, su
sldeieu bad foim by the jv
iraina. Daddy rerr
nfalr advaotag'
rem of a flood, but that do
lot Kteal the fact that there Is good, hard sense
il>ede\U in the memorlnl asking that the natural
he neighbors will think g ndlan he made the legal guardian,
riiiist is admonished to without bond, except In cases of lncom-
I. ahe lies ahe will potency.
i dian Territory is a population approx
trict are holding off and will not put
To Republican Editor*.
To the Republican Kditora of Oklahoma nnately uh great
and IndlHii Territories: Oklahoma.
Oklahoma j There l« no local form of government aD(1 lh'y lecl lhal "'ere woul11
me population of in ""S1 8htc'l' unlM lal"' " at alL ThU
Is because the price of feed Is high
to voters.
up his mind how he's going to vote," reputation. °Iti>Inotrall
says Dooley, "abo-.it th" time his father JjftiiJT to^'fnk^thafo'urSl rea,,ze(1' W
was born an' never changes It onless them « *ive* commendable
suppose
nma refrain* mating News: The stalwart gentle-
ii'.h because, man from Lawton with an occullat's eye.
ii Indulgence and neatly trimmed Van Dyke whiskers.
,ioilt« ««i in went out with the boys Tuesday evening
rains from to be entertnli
■I ade, be-
ls<len< d himself j
Ight Injuie his 0f suitable calibre for such occasions
th,. ,ind joinetl his escort and started out.
Upon reaching their destination wehn the,
■ ••---«— ' •u- -•— a rough |
which i
In compliance
at a
Terrl
....lefjtig held ut Guthrie,
rrltorv. September 26, 1904,
eeting |
There is a patrhwork of laws nothing In It If they bought
fiTK7tF fnuili-l*;*OkiXi,aT;rttw. and an absenw of cohesion that make. !■>* «' «>• "rfscnt flgJre"-
1:30 hnainess9'n** I l^at suction unsallslactory to the peO'
nf*The°r?nterTeiTitorial' lb'puii 11can Press there.
Association Is hereby enlled tn_
« rt gave the alarm at the door, a rou
..isc wu/created and a volley of sh«
1(> lofty motives. Yet we nil know that tt(.re fl-e,l from the lnsld(. Ills es« ort|
he 8 an indeplndlnt, an thin he Spoll3 the line of demarcation between _salnt and dropped dead on the spot, and the boyi
his ballot or thrles to vote In th'
I wrong ward."
Jor* the' transaction of such business
«iay properly como before the association
All editor! of republican papers In both
terrltoilus are earnestly requested to be
CIjb^cb a npiraUAS,
President lnter-Torrltorlal Itepubllcan
Press Association.
H. T. KYLE. Secretary.
The fact that there will be light j The frequent visits of Katy peroral
pie who live there despite the manifold feedlug at the big feeding centers dur- offlcers to this city indicate that they i'hi'ThouihW VViu.-'i.m 'itTh™ m,,,,,, In,iia
' ~*■ '" _ . -- - rcct thing" be not done, rto he wades ^ full-hlood
The big stick has been vindicated.
And Oklahoma will get statehood.
And of course the restrictions are to
|m removed. ____
There are no "doubtful" states now.
They are all republican.
Meantimelt might be just as well
(o remove the restrictions.
This is the real oyster season. The
testaurants are now trying to fry them.
Is another era of buying for control
In the railway world dawning? Per-
haps.
Esopus' veranda la now silent and
the sage Is pursuing his avocation of
farming.
Forgel the campaign aB soon as pos-
sible and get busy making Guthrie a
letter town.
Tom Watson was not elected but bo
Jt said to his credit he made a hot race
Sll along the route.
It la observed that the title page
©f the Protestant Episcopal prayer
fcook will be kept standing.
The Roosevelt momentum was some-
tiling th|Lt was expected but Its veloci-
ty was more than necessary.
The Sweet Sixteen Club of Enid, is
composed of young married women
who yet feel about that age.
This is a good time to get busy look-
ing up matters that will help make
Guthrie a good town to live In.
From random researches It Is be-
lieved that Indications point to pome
felg changes on the football map.
The principal proposition Is to vote
«k« right ticket. Then the ratlll-
cation meeting will be a success
An Oklahoma City man Is lecturing
an how to hold the boys. Everybody
|B Oklahoma knows how to hold the
(Iris
Meantime tho sale of town lots In
BDarrow goes on. It Is not known If
the rush Is duo to the color scheme or
lo Ihe gyp hills.
It Is observed that Mr. l'arker can
Bow appreciate how ft tomato feels
fter It has been thrown against tho
tide ot a barn.
It Is confessed with pain that the bell
tower on the new l.ogan county high
gohool might have had a more Impos-
ing appearance.
A Guthrie elub woman whose hus-
fcand la.all business announces that a
man's Idea of a smart thing Is to
avoid a recaption.
Speaking of wedding presents the
advantage. It offms In a business way. I"8 the coming winter will help out | like Guthrie. If they will Just buy the
What the Indian Territory needs Is little fellows on the farms. The best Denver, °Enld & Gulf line and
local government and'a system of laws informed sheep men are of the opinion trains through tUis city instead of
that will afford relief from present that not enough sheep and lambs will backing in, Guthrie may come to 11*0
conditions where the Justices of the be fed to cause an oversupply on the
court ol appeals admit thai It is only market lalcr on^
a rnalter of guesswork what the law is
ll> any given case. i HO v ^ A iINL.TON
The laws of Oklahoma should be ex- j I K ;ic >13 ft i i\ll
tended over lhe Indian Territory in so j The enthusiasm which a rather cold-
far as I hey do not conflict with the j)]oo(jert cily (;an feel for the preser
existing federal statutes. The laws M q[ an obJe(;t Q( nalure, oalllo
Arkansas should be ropeaied lnsotar
as the Indian Territory Is concerned;
and the people should be given county
organizations and county governments somewhat historic e m tree n
under the Oklahoma laws. I northeast corner of Lafayette Park ,ln
These tilings are reasonable In view Washington. This has repeatedly been
threatened by the woodman s axe In |
other ground than Its beauty. Is well
Illustrated by the casf of a large and
the Katy.
(.UK fcN I
c-OM .lENT
• The Irrigation Congress.
Chihuahua Enterprise.
.Ne\ej has there been a better sign of ' are
the g.eat prog re. she s,.iilt in Moxlcb hvp
than that announced In a dispatch (loin leM
Aicxico City In the El Paso papers this otlv
week announcing that tuteen Mexican mateu. we
tatea will be represented at the National from seco <
lriigatlon congiesa which will meet In good at nil
the border city on lhe 16th of this month.
Tliis state Is one of the fifteen which
on between saint and dropped «Wvid on the snot, and the Doys |
and coward, fool and phlloso- celebrated the killing affair by consuming i
Is ofttlmes very slender. A young tlie refreshments while their guests run 1
is Insulted. Ilere-coit may not care a mne heat to town in thirty seconds.,
her m Mule lilt, lie m > e.on believe " . •
insulting remark true Still he must) Muskogee Phoenix: A little Incident;
it because society saja that Is the happened yesterday which thoroughly II- i
nd he shrinks from i„Htratos the Ignorance or certain full |
business transaction. .
^ v...«..vd the Dawes commls |
dmir.lsters corporal punlshnient to the aion building and In half broken English
run lnsulte:. and in publicly aceCalmed no'le inquired his way to the " '
- and gallnnt fpronounce It either way, ac-
01 cording to taste. , '
It Is abundantly In evidence thnt men
w) u have contemplated embezzlement
have been restrained by fear of detection
Koine of them have lived to be distin-
guished as "watch dogs." Even some of
our war horse3." if the trutji I "
were on the point of n ...
were forced to the tight wherein they
achieved glory. Pi oofs might bo multl-
' We do not s-iv that the ijood deeds which
are not Ir.apl:
rltical oi
e them
...... of the
co> ded In finding
produced two
y that the good deeds
od hv conscience are
• base On tho. contrary,
llotment dlvl
Isslon. He finally suc-
the proper quarters and
eds. one for his home
,u a uu «... for the surplus lands ti-
ed him The deed to his homestead
wanted* to leave with the depirtment
I on the other deed he tried to borrow
mice dollars, stating that he world re-
when they turn th(, m0ney in the near future and
then wanted his deed returned. The
clerVs In the department immediately
made the proper " '
sent him on his
slncei
already Intl-
to do good
Enid E'gle: A story h's reached th«
Eagle which relates to the affairs of
, none Enid people, whose names ore w'Uli-
belleve It better to do good heJf, t|l!lt |s interesting, tc
lass motive than not to do jeaPt xhursdoy night.
' Island train from the north wai
and did not arrive here until
* be found questioning
the Rock
was very
will reflecting upon the motives which Prompt « o'clock In the morning. An Enid gen-
the all (,.>od work" We are convinced thnt can)e ln on the train and while
ipt- much of the good done in this world arises wnlt|ng at the First National Bank cor-
representathes there lo learn of ..
eminent Inigatlonlsts what will be adapt- muvu u> Un --• . , ,v,„, .
able to arid icglons of Mexico. from the very hlffhest :n8l)1[ra^£l?;if mnniiln ncr. heard sounds of . .
In Mexico, the fede.al government Is al- it Is t^e example s-t thereby whic h moulds vpstig.atton proved the trouble to be he-
ready considering the question of gov- put lie opinion, rumor and gossip in t e twi,en a man arj his vv'fe. ;and the nus-
Tnpt.nrf.npn nv mr uuuu.au o .eminent aid to irrigation euterpiise. The way that promotes the character of food band had beaten his wife to the extent
of the certainly of single statehood, inrearenea y United States has already made great which we have been discussing.;ana which of his power, and had broken he
. ... ... M ihe alleged luterest of public improve- | progress in the way of commencing the we thlnl: It appropriate to term Jtaat-
Alld the result of this would bo not . . . I storage of flood waters. At the irrigation ated, or Second-Class Good.
. mpnts of one sort and another, hut! cotlgress thl8 Kieilt work wm he lhor.
lt the instant that a menace .. heard , j-gb -".nd 8uaa..t,en.
territories ac- there Is a loud outcry in protest; anS country.^ ^ M^ico Pone. City Cou
states of Chihuahua,
Nuevo I^eon and Durang<
are u pait of the great aii
"blossoms a* the rose," ui _
This state particularly, has the Sler
Mad re range, and the vast drainage
to the eastward Will afford numerous
Id furnish
which Includes the " " New York In Sing Wnf e^uundfor wife's dereliction and had shadowed her
Sonora, Coa bulla, n1'1" hcwlled men are ni«roh!ng-aiujina ror w p„ramour d-rlng the night co-n-
•ango. particularly, ti h ve tfem w "h ! Hi np with them at about. o clock. but
: ai id regit... which not wi Ing to have inem omp Ur, KU,Uy mnn escaped, wblle
" under Irr.gatlon. J T . 1 . ut VOur convicts at ed husband took his revenge on the
V. has the Sierra tlon. Wliy dontjoupui juui ^ faithful wife.
Vhy -
..uarrving stone and p
,V* i terlal for the roads of the
suggested to th<~
only to relieve an Intolerable condl-
tlon In the Indian Territory but to got lhe Instant that a
the people of the two territories ac- there Is a loud outc
Qtiuluted with each other by being un-1 the grand old tree has not lost so much
dor the same laws and under the same as a square foot of bark through van-
local government. It would simplify M mishandling. The greatest p./,I _
matters when the time comes for tho, in which It ever stood was probahly | „a;,„
formation of the single state. jtwo *«"• wh«® the '""B-"6'""11 ' .ibllltla. for dams that coeld fumi.h wu- '■«; utWi'lwThe e.nploymjnt
IMS with a view to taking 'up the ' project for a statue ot Baron Steuben ter^or^bund.ea. o, tbauaands or acres
matters confronting these people of | began to take dellnlte Tha | ^^eonvicu, .« work
Oklahoma and Indian Territory In the particular corner was deemed th. most ,oa«rvo,r enterp:ises
riZof statehood that the meet- appropriate site for the hron«e; anfl.^ t,d„«u,ta
Ing of the republican editors of the the Washington public, mindful of
two territories Is to be held In Outh- havoc wrought in the southeast corner
rle November "1 !of the Blime park wheD a I>IaCe had
The Importance of the press In ttu' Knitheaatern. •wll|-_««ordi «,roe_.|«eno. i m- tprl l. Tho.
arrangement with the
«s for carrying that —
altercation. In-
fringe came along Just then, and tno'c
the married couple home, but the E gi f
Informant succeeded ln learning that tnt
trouble was ca-.scd by a wife s rnf Ith-
fulness, co. pled to a man a perfidy The
In J- red husband had become a w^i re of his
■*P's dereliction and had shadowed her
the highway
state, and these and Pu1«■ Folsom pr'iabn they ha
too stupendous |ew. ^'n?0*i"whlch 1
-third, of the
10 be considered than tho
veral dead heroes.
The Cosmos club, whose home looks
the federal gov-
better preparation
formation of a state here in 1906 u
the Hamilton bill shall become a law.
HELP THE INDIAN
TO GET FREEDOM
matter t.
ernment. re-hars this state can pi
national aid for something of this
la I'tHS of course, to Mexlci
Live. Out West.
country, which
in other localities?
Dust and Disease.
*1" American Medicine.
It Is perhaps a little
In toto. the con
Messier as to the ex.
ease Some physlcla
riised the part pl i ed
vevnnee of d
. . .,u.u.«. .u, will afford
i in tho meet In tr of iho resolved not to see the error repeated, opportunities Tor reservoir sites as me
matter Is great. In the meeting oi me . ^ . beginning to be utilized in the "arid
Inter-terrltorial republican press as- " was 111 no spirit ot derogation ot ,hP ij,,it,d states. What I:
inter icri ateuhen'a sprvices to the strUEgling there could have heen a series of large
soclatlon if the attendance be all that Steuben s senlcea to me sirugM.ng reF(.rw>lrvl hBv. ron erv„, ,hI> nc.l
, I. , . «r th. tmnortance colonies that It was unanimously de- wete-a tbst hnve follen (ltirlnir Hie p.,at
It should be ln view of the importance r,.w wc-ks after a Ion d-mi ht and wide.,
or the movement there will ho a foun- clared that one live elm, a century old Bh, ,„ch f,.1rtnl deatiuutlon to land,
datlon laid for action before congress wan more 10 be considered than the rt'i".'.l*l, Itt.tlvo and urging t,hc
this winter looking to better condl- , efflges of
tiona ln the Indian Territory and to | The Co
for the harmonious out upon tho corner chosen for the
' new statue crystallized the univer-
sal remonstrance by getting up a
monster petition and presenting It to
the secretary of war, then EUhu Root.
Mr. Root recognlied the merits of the ^ npM( |1;„|t|| J ,ha ,„ w.M..
memorial and assured its signers thit rntted state* It has been their purnM^.. Hicks nacietioio
The proposition made by an Okmul ^ wou)6 protect the elm, which need in^jnmis 'u der"the'^ietext that 'it^w.ts i* I to •"
gee paper that the Indian, if protected , ^ g(w way .tmply bec*ua« a atafie wHt,T.,""'r'.^t Tfa'tMh^Tt Tv.
from his friends, will be able o ck going up there. After consultu- vast prairies of wytern Nehndii Ki .-JrRi fact,
his enemies. Is more true titan the with the Burnhant commlsaion i '- I!'
funny.man who drat made use of the nml (h(1 offl(.er cUarj.(, 0( ,he „ec. eta^obuj, thjit
expression had thought, ln tho ln-!tlnn o( the atatiic, It was decided that """'it M
dlan Territory today the greatest hand-; ihe bronzo could bc BO lllace(1 aa to mmt"
leap to progress la the -protection" ot i m(ke thf, #,m an ,Bect|ve feature of
the Indian, lt not only Injures the n ^ environment, and not In any sense compn
dian but it stagnates the country and obatnu.tlon. UU-t.
discourages white men who want to; — . 1 I CoioN
do something to redeem that beautl-
m that flrst class
toilal* l« 'being delivered In t!.e
of California for less than you
v lt at al o°t any quairv Wo.i.il
fthing of that kind he pracUoanlc
islons of
to accept,
r. Rot ert
dust dls-
long have recog-
dust In the con-
whe'her
•raJ dust
lotable
The lnder
The Case of Smiley.
(A Fable.)
ndent voters nominated Horace
A fragrant breath Is always the re-
sult of using our Antiseptic Tooth
Powder as can be testified by all who
have used It. It also hardens the gums,
whitens and preserves the teeth.
Next to a clean mouth Is a good com-
plexion. We have recently perfected
our Hazel Lemon Cream which In order
to Introduce we put Into our combina-
tion with the tooth brush and tooth
powder offer, giving you a 25 cent tooth
brush and our Antiseptic Tooth Pow-
der with our regular GO cent bottle of
our Hazel Cream, all for B0 cents.
This offer is only for introduction
and for the purpose of getting you
to give it a trial.
If not satisfied with either prepara-
tion, your money will be refunded upon
return of the bottle.
Hazel Lemon Cream is for the facc
and hands. It is a healing antiseptic,
removing and preventing freckles,
blackheads, tan and sunburn. Softene
the skin and prevents wrinkles.
All gentlemen should use It after
■having. Try it. It's made in Guthrie.
F. B. Lillie & Co., j
Druggists and Manufacturing Pharmacists, ^
GUTHRIE, * * OKLAHOMA 4
♦
- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *♦ ♦
ontrolled bv
i of the great
picultural
ensive cattle • r
eat. is betoiii- tlo:
•ctlon In the
ln
roductlo
aphlcally drawing
am-complex closely <• *'•-
dust. While his study
rflrmptlon. few ph- -
,1 their attention d
ole plaved by street dustin
of dls" ise will CkII to ac-
as well fojndod
Who was free from obligations and
wise and honest man:
Daniel Webster smilny was the choice ot
the machine. _
And the grafters nudged each other as
they whooped It up for Dan.
In his speeches Smiley promised that if
be became their choice
He would serve the people wisely and be
free from all restraint:
With smiles the grafters heard him. and
the Hg boss raised his voice
To hurrah for "peerless Smiley and to
laud him as a saint.
On election day the vote's like a flook o
sheep weie massed
By the b.e-s and his lieutenants. Vlu
had flxed things up for Dan:
It was found when they had counted al
the ballots thnt were cast
That SmlleVs rival figured merely p
an "also ran."
Smiley, who had promised. If elected, t<>
be lirm, ....
And to se- ve the people only - tills I
wonderful, but t-ue -
Didn't start rl-ht in by planning to secu
another term.
But. In fact, did what he boldly had d.
clared he wo
We Wash, Starch and
Iron Clothes
Send Yours to Us
GUTHRIE LAUNDRY CO.
502-504 W. Okla. Ave. . Phone No. 109
'log!
No
ch fable haf
Id do.
moral, therefore thl (
Having turned e'gnlrat the "grafter,
having kept h's word, you know
The people flaked to f-mlley, for the go
that he had done,
* W. M. BRONSON I- C BRONSON J
s Dronson & Bronson J
♦ Farm Loans, Insurance and Abstracts *
t
*
Only cotni'lete abftracts of titl in Loitan county.
Yon pav inteiest and principal at our officr.
Oldest and largest insurance agency in Oklahoma.
Blark Butlfltiar
\ "1 in w. okia. av«*. Guthrie, Oklahoma ^
Jul and wealthy rotintry from the bontl-
ago that has held It hack for years.
Utter and unlimited removal of re-
strictions is the flrst important move-
ment for the Indian Territory. Plac-
ing the Indian upon all fours with the
other civilised people of the nation
would be the greatest boon that could
como to him. And the result would
be n chance for the white men who are
asking only half a chance to make the
Indian Territory come to the fore in
such manner as that great land is
justly entitled to advance.
The Interests of the Indian Territory
are the Interests of Oklahoma. In*the
i obstruction.
j The other day the elm was threaten-
ed again—at leasi by a current report.
| No sooner had the rumor got afloat
Ithan a panic spread among the lovers
of the old tree. Secretry Taft had left
the city, leaving his assistant in
charge, and both he and the new stM
pcrlntendent of public buildings and
proundB. It was feared, might not be
iamillar with all that had taken place;
so an appeal was made directly to the
president, who did know the whole
story, and. although the correspon-
dence at the department covered all
that was necessary, ho decided to
make assurance doubly suro by send-
ing a note to the assistant secretary of
ection. This it
though
- 3. E# Klsei
to light \ ery
In the United
dlnp this phi
ad'l
history can
cult! g directly from ti
infection. Whetl
Infection, a bad In
h' phomycetes i
at in
iHllt
If It should 1
Frank P. Beamer
WORLD S FAIR GUESTS
w hen in mi. I-ouU Mop t the
J. Frank Laux
at Inte-est.
tlon be!
whdge of Its ex
hristian KnJ avor
of thr main
to World * Hal; O u ids Special
KOICKD KATKH
1 meal* for November. Markrt
of Uaiou btat
to the H
Located di
tlv opposlt-
earner
I Insurance, Loans
St. te Aments Arre
v.KVlLLb I. smilh,
LAWYER
109 S. Division Street Room 14.
Surety Co.. of New York.
Aotna building ana Loan Association, of Topoka, Kan.
Phono
Logan Crunty Bank Building, " Outhrle. Okl
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Soecial Attention to the taw of Corp
rations, Real Property and Insurance
Guthrie, Ck
A WORK ON
y
fresh and crisp thousand dollar' approach of single statehood Is seen anJ
tills that a father gave hla bride
daughter the other day will do.
To elaborate the old eaylng, when
the autnmn leaves begin to fall and
things start going down hill every-
thing seems to be greased for the
#ccaslon.
A Guthrie young woman is con-
vinced that lt is a solemn thing to be
getting married. But she is also trure
that It Is a good deal more solemn to
be single.
A Ponca City young man whose hon-
eymoon is Just dosing says that as
he understands it the difference be-
tween a woman's hat and a "creation"
Is about >15.
The electric lights of one Oklahoma
town are acting badly. They go out
at frequent intervals and disgust ev-
erybody but the young couple who aro
folding court in the next room.
An Hi Keno man has filed suit for
dhrorce on the ground that he was
drunk when he married. His wife Is
fearing prepared a crocs bill setting
/orth that he lias been in that toudl-
^fk n ever sltu-o.
why Oklahoma peopl#
•d in c<
ttons surrounding tho Indian Territory
and help with all of their power to
alleviate the adverse features of thes"
conditions.
If the Interior department and con-
be shown and .convinced of what
war,, calling his attention to the facts,
ensuring the protection of the
Med to
Pld h-
elm for another period. Probably uo
tree ln the government's large col-
lection in Washington has received
more di|tinguished consideration al
the hands of the national magnates.
RODU
■ Service,
that he ought
V,;-MASONRY
!♦ • ___
>♦ -
IN THREE PARTS.
I ION Oh
, VllNP. IN EURO E I
Wt people^of this country know-that I Ac<.ordln|, t0 llie report of one of
red
:clus|velv
ost Instrii'
i on this si
• rk that
Mni
the
the Indian and hla prosperity will be
better safeguarded by letilug the In-
dian alone In possession of that which
is his—the rest will come as a mattor
of course.
The thing to do Is to get busy show-
ing the people ln Washington that
what is the matter with the red man
of the Five Tribes, Is too much "pro-
tection."
the largest BUttpMQ wins dsalers, tho J®
European vintage of 1904 Is remark- -o
able, both for quality and quantity, la ,,i
almost every vine-growing country, in
France the crop is l,2O<i.une,i)0O gallons n
or 200,000,000 gallons In excess of her
own consumption. This means much
to the country, which in the prcced
ing two years was obliged to Import ^
hundreds of millions of gallons for do- dh
mestic consumption to make up tho do-
flciency. Reports from the best Dur- j£
gundy, claret and champagne districts
enable
Second-C *s Good Works.
•the
among his consular "
OKLAHOMA PARAGRAPHS
ink tha
1 n i d object of Free-
i-d It will psv nnv F*-ee-
vul It tb' t wnnts Infor-
thrse prop"*!™" It
iv i < :«">n to rp«d this
! it my desire to be-
n ember of the order,
t>< un<l ln silk cloth.
BeauUfull
The Grand'Seoretary Endorses It.
The M W. O
M .
;e|te<
nt did not
s clubs In
Me
DEMAND FOK iHEHP
FOR FEEDING
The fever for feeding sheep and are particularly satisfactory. alt d mn
lamts was never moro contagious in a large supply of the best flerman ',!os^ iP
the corn belt than it has been this W|ne |8 already assured, while rl h
fall. The demand Is strong from all harvests are noted also from Portu- thoughts
directions and while something like Kal and parts of Spain It appears that
600.000 head have been shipped out the wine Industry Is making very rap-
from Chicago for that purpose for the Id strides lu Australia. In 1893 tho
past five mouths the demand was by area planted with vines embraced 38,-
no uM>an« aatiafled. The output was bib acites ths nuwlwr of vlues ln
I* annonneed hv Tom Hen
KI Ren< pewncret Is not at
[iixwtil and Is not for aale.
Perry n home t'^n1
the^nrflt' of the tlbrnty.
in i If the I"''".' I'
r- Territory sh 1II V1
r n ! shly be
hood In Ind|- -
here will p oh
lomethlnf doing In stitehoo
• >t others
d ll -l'« Ml
, t (till | '
I th
o*t In mind
think .on- item from
e itlways to The depot Pi
inth OH 'ho'ni t
Is lo -.te.t V Ith
nlng ready for
ritv
kind tlll fal'lv s«H..I thv eons',
which we m< ntl' n o^rnte l en«"
the mnn of humanltv. and w« ci
fore hv although orthodox It ma
that It la batter to do good with i
Offic.
Se«,petnry. Stillwflter. Okla.
j« 1«M
Tf> Whom it Mav Concern:
I tnke nle-'sure In «tstli
I have e* mined s eoov
book efltled "Fr-ee*" >nso
Orlrle. Sicend and Ohleot.
♦«>#0^000000c 0<:-0 J
Electric Light t
IS THE ONLY LIGHT !.
NO MATCHES, NO HEAT. NO ODOR, NO SMOKE 2
NO L1RT. NO CHIMNEYS TO CLEAN, X
NO DANCER CF FIRE OR gXPLOSION. ♦
TI e only light to rcat! 1^.'. The cheapest and best light you a
can use. Once tried there i9 no argument against it. • jr
The Ne / Electric and Gas Liyht Co ♦
Phono Connections. GALEN CROW, Manager ij
TALLMAN, TflE LIVERYMAN.
Saddle Horses and Singlo Drivers a specialty.
e Up-to-Datc Rubber Tire Ri£ a
Both Phones 143, *• 215 North Division
ooo^x>o<<Hxtooc«XfCioeKfcwo 5
GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK
AHOMA.
OW «l T BANK IN
Capital, |'S
DIRECTC
Seay, Henry E A«p.
" " Sol
C. Bier#., j. n Co rtin oh em,
Guts. J. W. Perry.
had. noet-
r, to F n
■tnte
Frank Dela _ ... . _ _
W. H. Coyle Mabt kohibera, u
OFPICrp.
OUSft. Preatdewv FRANK DALE a
ROOT SOHJ. •"«" r
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".V'C diterit.t' ln'-r.«t l« thr .llti.ti™ TI
blaher lit. at tw.il t«« txrtnnl lu u.K.i«ee
; """r' '' t Daily State Capital 15c a Week
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