The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 40, Ed. 1, Tuesday, June 6, 1893 Page: 4 of 4
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WANT COLUMN.
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I . .me quick returns
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l.-dKMl K Ani-Wfht horwhrvii-unliii ewrliir
I' Kn .in- at Waif C aptlnl "Hire
fU INdl Allli t.ate.1 nml prrlllrsi Ihf
Ntnifi Capital ulHrr
IPOeTKEJNT-
T.IOK HK.VT-rnilht rooms at Mm t-'
li frrtt f. Wt Clete lamt nveiun"
KOOMf- Two plinl fnrtilslusl -"'hn';
lor win Vnuemllj bulMlnif Ilnrr1m
nnil llrond
-TTIon IUST-Three eoiHroHnleatlnif r..m.
H -. ....I ....I Iron! Anolr to J C l.llls
c. rnrr of Harrison ami nml
AROUND TOWN.
Morrl Uobuckcr brought down from
Knunn Will L. McKlnlcy. who W
clmrgeil wltli sttnling wine type from
the Went nni'. South otlleo.
M A. McNnlly oml Kd Hyne have
bought out the Tulacc Milooti on the
corner of HnrrNon mid Second. They
nre good men and will succeeil.
1'rof. Wm. N. Ulce. of the Oklohomn
I nlvendty at Xormoii took charge of
tho Logan coutity teachern' normal In-
atltute this morning' The Institute In
doing great work asd has r. lnrge at-
tendance. Last Saturday night u team consist-
ing of a mule and nmate. belonglnuto
Harry llowcrs were stolen on ihe
railroad right-of-way. near the Ilobson
Hros. circus tent. There Is a reward
olfcred !r their recovery.
Mr and Mrs. .lohu Daniels left this
morning for Chicago and will remain
In the east about four months. They
are the first to have formally left for
the World" Fair and ttlclr many
frlands said good bye to them for the
summer.
Guthrie Lodge No. 3. 1. O. 0. V. met
In regular session last evening and
elected the following ofllcurs for the
ensuing term: Chos. Met noble
grand; 11. J. Vandenbcrg "Ice grand;
0. V. llruce recording seeretury: C.
A Wulormon treusurer.
A man named llrlggs fell olt a wagon
two miles east of the city last evening
nnd broke his arm and mashed his
shoulder. II u v drunk nnd could
not alt up and drive. Hu was picked
up and brought to town. Drs. H. U
Smith and Huxtou were called to the
St. Cloud hotel and dresr-ed his wounds.
The ladles of tho Catholic church
will give an Ice crcum social on the
Government Acre tomorrow evening.
The Hoard of Trade Hand will play
for the occasion. Coffee and sand-
wiches will be served to those who
think It too cool for Ice cream. All
uie cordially Invited to be present.
Goto lit V.. Ok. Ave
j ml seed.
for Hour feed
Iti'tiioiul Salr.
At the Mlstlt Clothing
O K. Ave.
I'urlor. 122
The 0. K. U the
meals S5 cents
leader of
Guthrie
8H
A tlrst class bleached muslin on sale
at 'The Rush" for only five cents per
yard does not seem possible but It Is a
fuct. IH Oklahoma A v.
Worlil'. I'nlr.
How to economize time and inuney
so as to see the World's Fair to best
udvautage is a quettlon that may
have puzzled you. Avoid mistakes by
getting posted in advance. Perhaps
the Illustrated folder Just Issued by
Santa Fe Houte is what you need. It
contains views of World's Fair Ilulld-
lugs accurate map of Chleago and
other Information of value to sight-n-ers
Address G. T. Mchulsoii. G 1.
A. T A . A T. A. S. F. It It Topeka
has and avk for u free copy.
hy go without u new dress when
you may have your selection of twenty
ussortcd patterns of dress style prints
lojards for 2'i cents at "The Hush."
114 Ok. Av.
Tor Sale
All eight-horse horizontal engine; u
six-horse aprlght engine; a ten-horse
upright bolter. All in tirst-olass con-
dition just out of machine shop and
put lu shape as good as new Fnqutre
tit the counting room of Tin Stati
Capital tf
D
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The only Pure Cream of
UmcL in Millions of
riio'i Itemed for Currh I It'll
Ileal fattest lo I'm and C'heapett.
Bold tr Drorgtatu r tent Ij malt
COc. K. T llareltlne Warren I'a.
I
Clour Hark.
Oklahoma Pri'Mcdni'tti' Hon O
II. Trnvers thinks seriously of moving
to Springfield. Mo. to reside If In
decide to go '- nl"1 'w '"ti'tly will
lenve tin' lattf-r inrt of tli week. li
Trnrer iin bocomi lilentllli'il with
thu Interest of the city m loritf that It
ccnia like removing mi old Inml tnnrk
Me fjoe with tho lirt wlhes of the
peo)le of till city
Mr Trnvtrs pnMe.l through this city
this afternoon for MlMouri.
Mooil Urn Tril.
Allcock's Torons I'lasters are unup
proncliable In curative properties
rapidity and sufety of action iiiul are
the only reliable plasters ever pro-
duced. They have successfully stood
the tes of over thirty vars" use by
the public; their virtues have never
been equalled by the unscrupulous Im-
itators who have sought to trade upon
the reputation of Allcock's by making
plaster? with holes In thetii and
claiming them to be "just as good us
Allcock's." and they stand today In-
dorsed by not only the highest medi-
cal authorities but by millions of
grateful patients who have proved
their efficacy as a household remedy.
llewarc of Imitations and do not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask
for Allcock's and let no solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept a
snbstitute.
Special communication of Guthrie
Lodge A. 1". A. A. M. work In M. M.
degreee exemplification of work by
custodiau .1. !'. Ayers. All members
requested to uttend. Visiting breth-
ren cordially invited.
.1. ll I'llllAN. Sec.
"The Hush" Is the only dry goods
house thut one can find ludigo blue
prints for ft cents per yard an Immense
quantl ty just received. 1 14 Ok. A v.
Fifty cents Is a small doctor bill.
but that Is all It will cost you to cure
any ordinary case of rheumatism If
you use Clituubcrhi'n's Ilulu Halm.
Try It and you will b surprised at the
prompt relief It affords. The llrst ap-
plication will quiet the pain r.oceut
bottles for sale by all druggists.
Nullrr m L'oiilriirtora.
The board of regents of the agricul-
tural and mechanical college anil ex-
periment station of Oklahoma Terri-
tory will receive proposals until the
ltUh day of .tune 1513. for the erec-
tion and completion of u college build-
ing at Stillwater. Oklahoma Terri-
tory uccordlng to the platis and speci
fications prepured therefor b II. M.
Hadly architect Topeka Kansas.
Kach proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check for SSiKJ.uu puya-
ble to the order of Amos Hiving treas-
urer us a guarantee that the success-
ful bidder will at once enter Into a
contract and within ten days thereaf-
ter give an undertaking with sufficient
sureties for the faithful compliance
with tlie contract.
All proposals must be scaled nnd di-
rected to J. 12. Quclu secretary Hd-
mond O. T.. and have endorsed on the
envelope "Hlds for thu erection of
college building."
Hans specifications mid estimates
may be seen ut the office of .1. K Quelti.
secretary Hdmoiid. 0. T.. and at the j
office of C. O. Hlake president ut HI
Iteno O. T.. on and after MayS.'i. ls3.
The board of regents reserves the '
right to reject any or all proposals.
Attest: C. 0. Hi.akk
President Hoard of llegeuts
.1. H. Qrr.iN. Secretary.
French bilges. lrlh poplins and
henrlcttas will be worn througnt the
summer. The .prominent shades will
be found ut "The Rush" In spite of the
great demand lift Oklahoma A v.
I)r M. J. Davis is u prominent phy
slciun of Cass county lowu and has
been actively engaged lu the praotle
of medicine at that place for the past
thirty-live years. On the Siith day of
May. while In Des Moines en route to
Chicago he wus suddenly taken with
uuattail-of dlarrluea. Having sold
Chainberlaln's Colic Cholera and Dlar-
rluea Remedy for the past seventeen
years and knowing its reliability he
procured u SS-cent bottle two doses of
which completely cured him. The ex
citement uud change ol water anuiliei
Incident to traveling often produce u
dlarrh.ia. F.veryone should procure a
lK.ttle..f this remedy before leaving
. .1 i i .
home I orsale by all druggists.
Were you In "The Rush" Saturday
or Monday? Did you secure a c.py of
the new French or zephyr ginghams?
Will give you unother chance. We
have not only enereased quantity but
multiplied vorUty. Lowest prices '
III Ok. Av.
Reward will be paid to uuy person
finding a doctor's pocket instrument
in the court lu the rear of the Guthrie
Liquor store b leaving the same ut
the Fagle drug store
PRICE'S
Baking
Powder:
Turtar Powder No Ammonia No Alum.
Homos- 40 Years the Saudard
r.3CTxtrxaT.JCjearjcJiJtjt
COMPLETE
MANHOOD
AND HOW 10 ATTAIN
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AX )i a m illrAl wtrk that IMU ! ruM M
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rip rim i"" "mtiia u
'iliWta trll am Nrr'oin lirMllly.litijo- r.
Ifncr fllMlllly Ix-ifloi'innit 4ailiil. Tb
lliitf.Ait.1 Thiiw ltiliiiilln Marrlar? fir.
Ihr "Ml nirft. IK lll .Krrrrli on SnrlHt- U
nirrnfin .vniirfif .T. trnrr ii 'ii.i in tii
rlftl .! iro rml.l nl(mt fur ll Kllttt
int ntv'1.1 fflHrr ltfalU. iHohm irrllf rurlMl
h o. i h)t . .rr; r. Ikk
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II n Ia'm. If rnvinlrnl fhclnf tefirrnu to
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II l' IT Ml N V.
PERSONAL.
I). K. Itobltisou. of Wichita Is here.
T. S. Claris t'. S. surveyor U In the
city.
W. P. Hoy. of Hennessey Is In the
city.
J.I) Siuirts of Wichita Is lu the
oily.
II. A. Corblii. of Friendship N Y..
is here.
It. .1. Wicks of Xorinaii Ok. 11 in
the elty.
W. M. Vinnerdge of OklahoiniiClty.
Is here.
S. I) llally. of Oklahoma City. Is In
the city.
W. C. Gould of Cu11Im.ii Kims. Is lu
the elty.
Attorney . I. A. Wilson of Oklahoma
City Is here.
Marshal Grimes went to Fort Smith
this morning.
W. P. Hoy of Hennessey was in the
elty yesterday.
Hon. J. II. Ilaker was in from Cres
cent City yesterday.
.ludge George Orner returned from
Rich Hill Mo. where lie went on legal
b islness.
Hon. .1. L. Smith mttiber of the
first Okluhoma legislators was In from
Down? yesterday.
.'overnor Renfrow uud family re-
turned from Norman yesterday where
they spent Sunday at their home.
Or .1. A Hoe was in the city today.
The doctur bus just settled lu Orlando.
II will make a good citizen. He Is
known by many in this city.
Mrs .1. II Readies and Miss llerulce
Hardy went to Oklahoma City this af-
ternoon to attend a convention of the
Oklahoma Rlble society. It will have
a session of some eight days.
A FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLE.
nil)
iilliil si sriiuinrn Are llliitnl ty
slutr l.l'KlilHturr.
Hy way of Illustration of the need of
Instruction in tho fundamental concep-
tion if what our government is. take
the proposal that Is put about in news-
papers uud appears lu popular conven-
tions tn elect senator of the I'uited
States by popular vote lu each state.
What difference it Is asked does it
make whether the senators represent-
lug .the state are chosen by popular
vote or by the legislature'.' The ques-
tion shows a profound misconception
of the fundamental nature of our sys-
tem ilou the maintenance of which
deiend the perpetuity of the republic.
The fruitier of the constitution pro-
vided for two sort of representation lu
congress a popular representation of
the people f the several states in the
lower house uud a representation of the
states themselves a entities as real
living bodies. In the senate. They se-
cured these by providing that repre-
sentatives should be elected bv popular
vole and senators by the vote of the
legislatures of the state. The consti-
tution was not adopted by popular
vote but by the vole of the states
given according to their nature by the
legislature. The state act through
it legislature and it executive and
not by popular movement directly. It
needs no mguiueiit to show that to
i change th
constitution lu regard to
the election of senators Is to change
fiiiulameiitiillv tue character of our
government mid nlso to remove one of
the safeguards against impulsive move
ments to which our stabllltv. in a cent-
ury of revolution elsewhere has been
largely due. So long a we ear. keep
the machine with its original checks
aIi( Mlll.t.s tu .. s Wi )lHVe
the most
table government on earth.
-Charles
Dudle.i Warner in Harpers
Magazine
IN THE
EARLIER DAYS.
Iluu Our llrunili4rrnu llrouml llivlr
deal Mini Corn.
The water-mill isolderthmi the wind-
()illl. but prehlsim ie .urn such wheal .
for Instance us I'Uheas. the first trav-
eler fnun ilvlliwitlon t.i (Ireat llrltain.
saw the natives .f Kentdrylng In large
sheds nil account uf tin iiIimiicc of un
Wfts n .. u htU
1n1l" '" east ticrne. hs these
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lopel
lugs of Seothiiid Their sim plest form
eollsUt of two thin 1 ireullir stiilies.
the Upper of which i pierced
ill the center mid revolies mi a
wooden ur inetnl pin Inserted
in tin lower one The grinder drop-
ped the grain Into the central hole
with one hand while the other caused
the tippsi stone to revohe by menus of
u stlok tiiMrteil in it small hole neur the
edge
The lalHirlollsne of this operation l
well illustrated by a story told of Co-
lumlsi. He was studying under M
I'luiilan uud ever night on which it
fell to his lot to grind the corn with the
qtterue he informed u. tusk soipiickly
that hi eoinpaiilous euviius aeited
that he had the usiUtuncc of un angel
in turning the stone U 11 wm thinks
that at this time (tlioVarl.i part of the
sixth century i thf7Ucrne was ihe only
mill lu use Large water-mills wet'e
Introduced lu the thirteenth century
into Scotland uud legal means hud to
K' employed to lender their use com-
pulsory lienikninu laguilne.
Kreilni: Illiu ul m UUlunrr.
Mn. HlewerAlliid That tailor of
yours Is getting er fumlllur. He hud
thu Insolence to salute me on the street
(.today. 1 think such people should be
kept at a distance
Mr lllewer-lllud Well my deur
I m sure I redone nil 1 could' I've stood
that man off nv fortvo veAr. Puck.
DOWN IN VIRGINIA.
A C'oliirMl Woman la the lllil Htutr'a I'lrat
IVmali- I'hyalrlan.
Kuruh (1 .1 ones M. I). the first wom-
an to be licensed to practice tni'illcino
In Virginia Is n daughter of tleorge
W. Iloyd. the leading colored eon-
I tractor nnd builder of Itlehniotid. Shu
I was born In Albermurle county. Va.
nml oiiueatcii in uic puniie sciiooih oi
Itlehmond. being graduated In lfSH.
She then tmight in the schools of Itleh-
mond for live years. In 19 Miss lloyd
was married to M. It. .tones who. lit
that time was also u teacher but now
Is ( V. A . secretary of the true re-
I formers Mrs. .lonVs entered Howard
medical college Washington. II. I.. In
isim. mid mis graduated this year with
the degree IM 1). She appeared be-
rZ . Iiirn
mm
KAUAII II JOXM.
fore the state iiiedjcul exuininlng
board with eighty-four others and re-
ceived a certificate which entitles her
to secure n license to practice her pro-
fession. Mrs. .tones received over nine-
ty per cent on the examination lu
surgery. Out of the class of eighty-
live twenty-one white graduates rep-
resenting several colleges fulled to
pass. Dr. Jones and her husband arc
representatives of the best society of
colored people in thu statu and uro '
well-to-do people. When u school-
tincher she wns known us ouo of tho
brightest young colored women lu the '
city hhe will practice among her '
race.
THE NEW LORD DERBY. i
Ho Coiura from u Kainllr Nuteil for IK i
I.nir of Humor.
The Into Lord Derby had none of tho !
inilivi if lil. futlier which forbado thu i
am- ii i
irreatvr statesman to take polities too
seriously even when he was prime i
minister of r.nglaiul and which '
levity was often the despair of his
moru solemn colleagues. His son
who was learned beyond his contompo- i
larlesln political lore gravely won-'
dcrcd whether a great statesman was I
ever a Ignorant us his lather Thu
futhvr icturncd tho compliment by
calling his sou u "Rluu Rook in
Rrteches." Yet for ull these obvious
divergencies in character father and
son were nllko In possessing a strong
sense of humor; but whllu with the
futlier it showed lu public the late
lord kept his humor for his intlmutes.
He wa an excellent companion and
loved to laugh uud to make laugh. Per
Imps no Incident in his eventful career
could so have touched his feeling for
humor as the fact that he the staid
formal unromantlc conventional Lord
Sv
TUB NKW I.OIIll IlKltllV.
Derby whom we all thought wo knew
so well- had once been offered the
throne of Greece. His lordship's sue- I
coor to the title is Lord Stanley of
Preston better known In Killtics us
Col. Stanley who under that name '
filled many official post and was sec-
retary of state for war uud for the col-
onic. He is at present governor gen
eral of Canada. .
no 11-: rou win 1 1:. .
lupa mill I liliii'r Crotnllinr Hut Nutlro '
l.nbor In Ihe Itiic Northm-ftl-ru C'mii- i
nt-rli-.
Nkw Wksiminsikii. II. C Juno i). A
monster meeting of the Fishermen's
association w;i held here yesterday to i
discus the wholesale iiiituriillratinn of
Japanese and ('IiIiicm' for the purpoc
of getting fishing licenses. .Several
speeches weiu made. It was pointed
out that the fishermen were being grad-
ually crowded out. There are thirty-
one canneries on the I'nier river anil
although the biggest pack on record Is
expected to be made till season not
me white fisherman has been employed
so far bv the canneries The .lap Mini
( hiunuicu are taking their places ihe
native Indians are also being supplant-
ed by the -laps
Resolutions were passed asking the
Dominion government to refuse to
grunt licenses to .laps mid ( hiuese and
Ismic the same only to Indians und
whites
NimIi Left I lie Ark mi April VII.
April '.ti is the day marked in all an-
cient calendars us being thy one upon
which Noah uud his family quitted the
ark uftei hating withstood theslrgeof
the great ileluife. The day Is marked
lu till ancient eulendar. especially
ltritfs.li. us iifntnn .Yiiic t'' urttf; tho
17th of March tho day iimiii which
Noah his family and their great float-
ing collection of natural hUtory speci-
mens set mil- being designated In the
same clus of early printed literature
us I'lfivifu tuie i urni "the iluy of
.Nouh's entiuni e Into the ark" Why
1 these duxs were lIioscii us thu ones
uh)ii w hlch the supjHcd embarkation
and debarkation were made uro eulg
Illlll CleUlirKUllOlt Were llllllIU Uro l-lllg-
mas which the untlqiiarluns have not
yet solved.
I imin LIU rriilme.
Kansas (.'irr. Juna s -KttN-Ugtit r
cclpu Uitlrr demand ncive strictly frciti
caudleJ l.'o. Ilutter-l.srit receipt wcilc.
creamery fincy. unite klhjO. IS(it. dilrf
1 fancy liailc freib tn. active. Illia
j PouUcr-Hatr rccetpu. tly weak rooler.
tVrach tifin ilecllnlnf 7iUkc uprlntfLlJaiHJ
I perlu Turkel.ig!it receipts dull. weak.
j OtiTc per 1U Uucks-sitcadj. 70.13 per IU
1 l)reie-liull.&Q7ciwrlb l'leon-Not wnnted.
dull It lOill '-'S. Strawberrlet-I.Ulit recolplt
I mottljr bome grown atrontfr demand active)
(l uXiiOJ. Mir lu good (tu21&3 fancy.
jtMRIUi per cute Cabbage Scarce II. rS
i -ilW iier ct Caulinoser-Smali Wei
lure. II TJilJin per dot I'otaloea-I.tgbt re-
ceipts kckxI iotatoi atarca advancing north-
ern. II lTll per bu new declining HJoftll IJ
lr ba lA'tlue -JSojier bu. Cucuinbera Uu-
aUblcIJopenlo Tou:atoe-I'lntlful fancjr
U0U1W common tluofttM iwr 0 baikal
irate Aurga- iillOo per lb. boms grown
iSktJ.'O lr doirn bunches Kgg Plant ll.lifrj
I so per an Ithubarb -HBUa per Uoua
buocbta Coru-lis; per doito -
ilwil
Cost and Curt
Pottstown Pa.
I was a suiTcrcr from
nctiralcia for ten years
tried all kinds of reme
For
10
Yars.
dies without relief and
had fjiven up all hope
I tried a
bottle ol
ST. JACOBS
and it effected such
wonderful relief that I
recommend it to all.
Chas. Law Jr.
OXZa
Cne
1
Bottlo.
MAKY WASHINGTON.
Liiuioa About to Hi'ict a Mouu-
uiont Ovor liar Orovo.
Sloilrl of the lllKiilflnl llcl(li I'luir.l un
Kililliltlon at llir I'oliiinlilMn llipo-
lllim A Nvirrrl) C Ule
.Mriimrial.
The ladle.) of the National Mary
Wiishliigtou Memorial iissoiutlou hue
an abiding faith In the country uud
sincerely bullcvc that the women of
America w ill provldv sufficient funds
to meet the cost of the monument
which Is shortly to be erected over the
long-neglected grave of George Wash-
ingtou's mot hy rat Fredericksburg. Vii.
In view of this says tho New York
' Herald they have awarded u contract
1 for a lM-autiftil memorial to the tlriu of
I .lohn Crawford C Son of lluffiilo who
have prepared u model which Is now
on exhibition lu tho Woman 1)
of the World's Columbian exposltl
Chicago.
The memorial Is simple dignified uinl
severely classic in design. It is union-
1 ollth. the most ancient form of a mon-
ument uud undoubtedly the most ap-
propriate for tho character of the
I woman ever whom It Is to be reared
It will be constructed of Vermont
' granite the shaft forty feet lu height
' supported bv u base ten feet In height
giving an extreme elevation ox nuy
feet. As it will rest upon the rising
ground It Is destined to be the most
conspicuous object In the landscape In
- ... ....
Ulld about I rcilericksburg.
Ill selecting the memorial thu ladles
of the association have not been un-
mindful of tho character of Mary
Washington. To many of the ladles of I
ine association me severe siiupiieiiy ui i
the shaft has been a disappointment.
Their fancy and tusto had suggested
an exquisite structure of pure Italian
marble enriched by elaborate curving
of the master sculptors of the country
Retlectlou lmweicr will convince
the friends of the association of the
wisdom of tho selection. A marble
monument with symbolic carving and
delicate tracery was projoeWd for tho
grave u hulf century ugo. A portlou
of It not erected and this ii now a
mass of chipped and disintegrated
stones. Fine works of nrt In stone re-
quite large sums of money not only
for their creation but for their preser-
vation. As Mrs. Roger A. Pryor tho inde-
fatigable vice president of the associu-
tr
&r
aster
riioriisKH MoxiuiK.sr at maiiv wash-
INOTO.N S Ult.W V..
tion. ha pointed out. Mary Washing-
ton was a simple Virginia housewife
of sterling character. She was con- I
splcuotis for simplicity and had an
aversion for anything smacking of
eulogy uduliitloii or extruvagance
J Sa. u'iis u plain woman of the people
strong in her faith und her Integrity
These qualities appealed to Lafayette
who said: "In her only of all women
lives the Roman matron of modern
day."
Respect for her character and opln
Ions tullueticed the tisoolutlon ill se-
lecting the simple form of memorial
upon which the Meiers Crawford ure
now engaged.
ihe path of the association hu not
been one strewn with roses Infrlend-
ly critics huve censured the work;
some the simplicity of tho memorial
others Its cost wlille others ntlll have
complained of the delay and "desul-
tory fanhlou' lu which they claim the
work ha been carried forwurd.
in all such the association returns
but one reply embodying these points:
That the fund hu been slow of ac
cumulation uud that the simple shaft
oier thu asheof the mother of Nash-
lugtmi I in accordance with Iter char-
acter and the ability of the associa-
tion If there ha been d.'l-y In erect-
ing the monument wus there not also
delay In building tho gient Washing-
ton monument delay over (Sen Oram's
tomb und scores oi utheis '
No cause Is dclirer to tho ludius of
the ussuclulluti than the completion of
the work lu liuutl To that end they
are devoting whatever they cun com-
mand of time thought energy uud pa
lieilie. llivj nun win-iiliini ni
I hlbltlon of the model ut the woild's
tience. They now beliele thut tho ex-
fulrwill result n crowning the efforts
of years uud succeed lu securing uiuple '
funds for ull needs.
Among the method which the ladles
will pursue to secure money will be
the establishment of life memberships.
Tho pajmeiit of Sift will entitle a per-
son to life membership piivlleges and
a silver medal while for S3'i the associ-
ation will provide u gold medal. The
medal is a live-pointed star with u ba-
relief of thu head of .Mury Washington
In the middle the initials of tho asso-
ciation in blue uud white euuiuel on
the points of the obverse side uud the
Wushlnglon coat-of-artus on the re-
verse. I'retuli'lire of lllrjrlea.
One nut of every ISO Inhabitants ol
the I lilted States own or rides l
i blcvclc
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GIVE BABY AIR !
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The Largest aLid E-IancLsoxnest
Ijine of Betioy Carriages
Ever in Ghrtlirie.
A- J.SPENGEL I OPPOslta foslotllce: I
Bz.Capim - Cm
105 W. Oklahoma Avenue.
Af -b ' e .- ! ar ' e . e 1 - w .'-"
a 1
H. A- BOYLE. Prop.
Hotel
THE aiLY Bhl ' r. H
J. W. DALLY
Newlev Furnished find Refitted throughout - ml
O-iatl'irie
Competition is the Life of Trade
BUT BEWARE OF
Cheap Talk and
Fictitious Advertising
Tilt! HH'lil Of GUI' CMIIIipPliUoil is llllM'll llHIII llCIII-
I
ontblt! nicUioils ic'llttlilc kkmI siiii'ioi" voil;nitiii.siii
Low prices mid iM'ltt'i" koimIh I'll l o(licr. Sec our
line ol'SiiiiiiiitM suiHiiK uiiilTroiisiiiKS nnd price.) ren.j-
iouablc. The hc..l al aiittiic
bound (o c'.ose out our entire
UiyliiK lu my bio; Fall .Slock
convinced.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
N. 13. ---I am making a
mabe to order suits.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON
Farm IStorte:a.e:es-
;- run:
m mn
i Uji;xiViiw
A(j(;iii-:vi'
iiiri:
DEST COMPAMIEb LOVEST RATS
C. M. BARNES & SON.
Car of line shelled corn Just reeelml
bv Smith llro.. Ill 15. Ok Ave.
Illllllll.il sillf
slit Clothing Purlor
At the Ml
t) K. Aie.
I-.
The legal currency of the I lilted
Stutes wu established by net of con-
gress August sth. I7sii; if you want to
save ii dollar In !'': buy your grocer-
ies uud fruits ul W. II. Smith'. J-.t
south of the postoillce.
S. II. Olson the veterinary horse-
shoer bus opened lli u shop on Divis-
ion street between Oklahoma mid
Cleveland iiyenues where he l pre-
pared to do all kinds of horeshooing
and Is reudy to treat lume horses no
mutter what the cause. Mr. Olson
has made horseehoelug a study and
understands all ttboilt 11 horse's foot.
. 1 . ...Ill
All persons having lumc hoists win
do well to see him
l.liiiolii Count) Normal Institute.
Lincoln county normal Institute
will begin .lime nth and continue four
weens. Prof. 15. I. Hallock will con-
duct and Miss Carrie Anderson and
Mr. Wulter Huxtou will Insiiiict. It
Is very important that all contemplat-
ing teaching in Lincoln county be
present. M D- LosT-V
County Mipt.
Ilemovul sule ut .MMIl (HnMiIng Pur-
lor. IT.'. O. K- Ave.
The Arlington the new hotel the
tublo of which Is unsurpassed has a
few nice rooms to rent either with it
without meals.
t
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JDstlly
TEI
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Prop.
First St i nruer Vilus.
OllallOrn EL-
is (o liu now tis we are
Summer Clotliino; lii'loie
Call mill ce us and lie
hi"1
rediicLion on
Phelps' l-t mullllla iiiid ague euro is
iml tasteless children Won't cry fur ll
but it ifius i un or mi pay 15 S Dun.
nim.i.v Druggist.
( ailing card latest uud prettiest
at Tin: Si.ii:Ci"ii Ai.iillle.. tf
if you are luukiiig fur a llrstelnss
dining hull where you will lm MrU'd
to u Hrst-eluRs meal by llr.t class. milU
uetiv waiters nnd mingle v Ult llrs.-
ehis peuple. step Into the O K "jir
South Second street .Meals T.e. ."
i:iiroifiiii o. Ii. llulii.
Meals '-.'ft cents. Ilntes par day 31
uud rl.'.'.v I have rotuod'ted nnd ren-
ovated tny place throtiphout uud eor-
dlully solicit the patroiuige of tliQso
wutittur llrsl-ehisa aocDiiiiiiuJailoiis at
reasonable rates
vu 15. . Sru.iv.ts Prop.
Hrt pub. I)itl c'apitni Maytlb im J
Millie lor I'nlillr.illoii
Uiml tllllee m ilnibrtr. o T Mn i
N.illi'i" In lirielit iflirn Ih.'ll IUc fullonltij
liniuril M'llli'i bus lllil notice uf Ills tlitrnlloii
to iiinkt- iliiul iniHif in supimrt uf hi i'ini;ii.nui
Hint Mild priHif mii l. mtttlr Ix'fiue t jiiiV
lermiil iweiieruf f H Inml i.AU'e fit Cliillirli.
o 'I oil June IX. lsJs. l iiiini"
.limits Urn kliiu for bumesienil mtri N'n ii
furllie niirlh"at ounrlei uf xs-iiut Ihhhi'
four i tiiiililpnfliiii i. until f ..'
i' '. r "
II.- ii ne Hip fiill.islnii lliii'Me prui
ble nilliuoiis residence iimii uud culili.!.
o' .11 ll In int. vl
i)ktl 'liliavi Jolui ll.'iiiiliijitnti an I tleo
' M-in-.l.illoii ull of -. iii.l ll 1 nnd An!. '
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All) iwrnili liu iten. In nroiesi iiu.i..
I Ihe Hllusniice uf -ik-Ii pnuif ui hIiu klmnhul
ll III -ii I til 111 111 I reiiMin. miili-r llieliiw niul II14
IPflllullona uf llif lnlerlur irwrllni-li w. h
IM'll I'lixif "luiiil.l 1111 U iilluweil ' 111 I uicl
no iipiuiriniiil) at Ihe il.- ui.iiIIoihmI lime
nml iiinei lu cross ex.iiiiliii. Uu. u 11 ......... ...
1 snlitdiiiinniil mid loulfrri'iili-ui'e In rebattnl
. of thnt Hiitiiultteil I) iiiiuisut
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Greer, Frank H. The Daily Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 40, Ed. 1, Tuesday, June 6, 1893, newspaper, June 6, 1893; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc67689/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.