Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 1200, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1893 Page: 4 of 4
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indian territory.
I!ANK
UltONSON,
YEARS'
loans
Highest of all in Leavening Tower.— Latest U. S Gov t Re|>ort.
Fowler
absolutely pure
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Col. Jones. of Lincoln, Neb. is in tlii
city And will spe«k tonight before the
Federation of I.«bor.
Pm(. Cherry, of Ouiaha, Nel> . is in
the city
Ml* Joseph McNeill lias returned
from her recent trip to Kausa
K. W Foot i> in the city from C'lii-
C1UTO
\V II. Ptinean. of Memphis is in
Guthrie.
L. J Sunton, of St Louis, is lu
town
Frink lHnsmore. of Hidings. le\«s.
is in the city.
N. 15 Cook, of Topeka. is in towu
O S. Hastings, of Kansiui City came
10 yesterday
1> K Wataon is hero fr\4nNew York.
H E Smith is in from St Louia
M W Fisher, of Ohic« ro. is in the
«itT-
K J Linton, of Dodge City, if in
UiW
Tom MclX>n ld. of Wichita. c me in
intenliy,
XV 8 BUki. of Wichita, is in the
eity.
Jaroe* O'Connor, of Wellington, Kau-
ca . u in the city.
Wm. McCartney i* in to u from
kingfisher
John D. Clarkaon of Oklahoma City,
is in town
fhomaa Baldwin, of SorTich, Conn.,
u in the city
Jame* Mclntoah. of Newton, Kauvi
is in Guthrie
M E McPherson is id the eity from
Kansas City.
E. S Taylor is in from Topeka
W S Hopkins came in from Wichita
yesterday
S A Hoyt, of I hieago is in the city
Jiklge Oeorge Orner has returned.
S H Wilfc.n is in town from Sweet
Springs, Ya.
J. H Meeker is here from Kansas
City.
Thomas Whitfield is in the city from
i<erTenwortb
H W Kent is in from Norman
M 8 Morton, of Texas, is in the city.
F. G Eller is here from Chicago.
T« (l*UW lb* NJtt'H
f-J}*«i-tiiiUly yet pt-nlly. when ' stive or
l>illH>usor b'-i! 1 In kloud is impun- or
s iiKgish. t.> permanently itirv lial>iiual
coiMtipation, U> awaken iht- lir^r anil
khtn,*>* to a h.-sillliy activity, without
irritatinc ur weakening tbem, to
tH*atia«-h*-*. ■ "I Is • ft*T. r>, u- Syrup of
Fi* .
Meeting of the It. x rO at Trade
A i|iecial meeting of the Hoard of
Trade was hal l last night the presi-
dent, A .1 Spengel. in the chair
A proposition was preaented to move
a machinery and foundry plant to Guth-
rie. anil, after ome consideration, a
committee of three were appointed to
take the matter in hand ami report on
ite merits The committee consists of
Meatr- Brooks Oldsmith and Staple-
ton.
Ten thousand copies of the Mae-
Namara pamphlet, advertising Guthrie,
were ordered printed.
< « the Arr«
The Catholic ladies made it very
pleasant for all who were present on the
i'iare last evening. Refreshments
were served, and the Board of Trade
t>and furniahad excellent music. The
Catholic ladies generally succeed in
their undertaking.
A tree I.erture
Prof. D B Boyd, president of the
university of Oklahoma, at Norman,
will lUliver u It cture tonight before
tht normal institute IIia subject will
be The Teacher a Character Builder."
All are invited. Turn out and t:iye
Prof Boyd a full houae At 8 o'clock
at Christian church building.
I'*r Emt.
Furnished room.- for liirht hou^koei^
iiur. li* North Vine. 844t
A DISCONTENTED PROVINCE.
Qufhrr'* Small Trturt'** In the U l Two
O ti t uric*.
Quelvc Is not flourishing. lVogress
is making headway elsewhere in the
dominion, but Quoliee proceeds so slow-
ly that its relative place In the North
American advance is almost as if it
were standing still. An old race, work-
ing with old methods on old and worn
lands, is all anachronism in the nine-
teenth oenturv movement Neverthe-
less. this Is French Canada of to-day—
very much the same French Canada
that st.ssl in the way of the Kngllah
two centuries ago.
It is not true, of course, tlmt nine-
teenth century influences have not
arte, ted the simple and Interesting jieo-
plc who dwell along the shores of the
St. Lawrence, but it is absolutely true
that the great majority of them arc
very like their ancestors of the seven-
teenth century. The disintegrating en-
lightenment of modern life is beginning
tti exert its power. A few of the French
Canadians arc rebelling against the
burdens of their church Fewer still
are turning towards Protestantism.
Among the quick and clever lawyers,
doctors, anil politicians of the race there
is growing up n set of radicals and free-
thinkers This group has existed for
years. Some of the names now prom-
inent in French intellectual circles in
Montreal are to be found attached to
the annexation circular of 1S4M. The
group is increasing in numbers, and al-
though it is still very far from being an
important political power, it has its
daily and weekly press, and furnishes
leading statesmen nnd orators to the
liberals both of the dominion and the
province Far more important than all
other influences is that which is exert-
ed by the emigrants who have made
their way into the I'nited Mates. It is
this emigration which is the important
fact in the contemporaneous history of
Quebec, for it is not only depriving the
oountry of its best and most vigorous
blood, and reducing the tithes of the
church, but it is instilling new ideas
into those who go away; it is giving
them a new intellectual atmosphere.
These new ideas and this increased
mental stimulus arc strongly reflected
in the old parishes of Canada, where
busy minds are set at work on new
problems. There are plenty of signs
that the end of the domination of au-
thority in Quebec, priestly and polit-
ical, is coining. It may not Ih- felt In
the near fature. but the seeds of a
change have been planted by Protest-
antism and by the peculiar institutions
of the United States.—Ilenry Loom Is
Nelson, in Harper's Magazine.
Ilo Couldn't do It.
"Did the gentleman tfivo you nothing
for rescuing the lady from drowning?
Why didn't you ask him?"
•I didn't have the gall to after he told
me she was his mother-in-law."—
Brooklyn Life.
—"And who lives in the bi«j house
opposite .'" "Mr. Flinders, sir -and Mrs.
Flinders—the old veterinary surgeon
and his wife. "They must be pretty
well off. 1 should think, t<> live in a
house like that." "Oh, ye*, sir, very
rich indeed. Why they ad a golden
wedding there the week before last!"—'
Demoreat't* Magaziue.
Attend ilir Noruml.
The normal institute is progressing
in ft fine manner. About eighty are in
attendance and more are coming The
tcficherB are all showing much interest
in their work and receiving great bene-
fit No teacher in the county should
miss this institute work, which will last
until June 27 All teachers who can-
nut come the full time should come the
j last two weeks.
fur Ok lahoma
The ChlTokee Outlet and other valua-
ble hitnl* will noon open to M*ttleui<'ii(i
Morgan'* Manual oontAliia all the V, 8.
homestead and towmdte laws In foree in
<iklnhoinu, and the (fhefokee <filth *4 and
Kifkapoo bills lu full. It eoutailiHall the
iieeeHHury blank forms for entries and
Hohliern' lllinjrs. This Work lias been ap-
proved by the seeretury of the interior
and is reeognlzed authority l y settlers,
lawyers and' land otlteials. 'I his, the
third edition, is brought down to date.
Thlx Un k and a new sectional map of
Oklahoma and the Ciherokee Outlet will
Ih* sent nil l eeeipt of 76 eonts. Hook Ulid
map iht doiien liook without map,
Ml cents, or #8.61) per dozen. Audits
wanted. AddrortM Dick T. Morgan, Land
Attorney, Guthrie, Ok. Ter. 4-l.MKl
fun ron Hill Ka?t lou f.*> to •)< On a Watch
Kirrj Tim*.
Compare prices (hen come and buy.
Ladies' gold tilled Klgili or WalUuuii
Wtllelies 412 to +1*. (icnUT Kold tilled
Klgin or Walt ham watches -tin to ♦*iti.
tietite' silver and silvcriuc watches from
t4 to $7.Ml. Itevolvers from *1 to *7 M).
A giHMl Singer sewing machine ouly tK.
A yood Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine only *S. A tine llo*cwoo<l eas«
meliHleou worth 4f>n only flft. IUiiks,
chains. Jewelry of all kinds, apcctaelcs.
Clock* from *1 to W.50.
Call uml «*nnjinc hefore you buy.
Watch and clock repairing,
W. T. (i ANNON, PAWNUHOKKII,
Second St.. 2 Doors South of lVwtotllce.
World's fair rates in effect April 25th,
(iuthrie to Cliicago and return |.'MI.15.
Limited to continuous passage in each
direction villi final - limit for treturn
passage November 1ft. Uoiind trip rates
to St. Louis f>2ti.2.r , with same limit as
Chicago tickets. L. It. Deuxkv,
4-24-t f Airent.
All aches and pains,scalds and sprains,
bruises, cuts, and pains in back relieved
by Smith's I'ain Oil. ttfic. per bottle.
"*llv*r I Vr« d iMunif Ilia (fold,t
Are a siicn that your hair needs invig-
orating, Heggs' Hair ltencwer pmniotes
a healthy growth of hair, prevents its
falling out or turning gray. Hold and
guaranteed by Lillie &Co., ltenfro S. Co.,
A. C. ilUon, McNulty and J. N, Wallace.
Homeseekers* Guide, containing the
provision of the new strip bill ami full
instructions how to take a claim, with
the latest map of the new lands soon to
he opened, for sale by F. H. Lillie & Go.,
Harrison and Second street. U-ltf
SHOVE
THEM OUT SALE!
We are overloaded in Clothing. We don't believe in carrying
them over, so out they go, Look at these prices, then go see the
garments.
200 suits at the uniform price of
Children can take Dilc Beans small
with east* and without the least risk of
harm. 40 doses in each bottle. Price, 2f>c
A Leader.
since its ttrst introduction, Electric
Hitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it i* ch.*ar}y in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics am! alter-
atives—containing nothing which per-
mits its use as a leverage or intoxicant,
it is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments of Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,and
drive Malaria from the system. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be rofunded. Price only f>0e
per bottle.
Sold bv F. B. Lillie Jt Co. (2)
A Ulljoii Friend*.
A friend in need is u frloml indeed,and
not Ic.ns than one million people have
found Just su'di a friend in Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.—If you have never used this
great cough medicine, one trial will con-
vince you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat,chest and
lungs. Kadi bottle Is guarilllteed to do
all that is claimed or money will he re-
funded. Trial bottles free at F. Jl. Lil-
lie & Co's drug store. Large bottles 5tlc,
and *1.00 11
lluekltii'N Ami™ hii|ti*.
The salve in the world fot ent«
bruises, son s, uk'ers, salt rheum, fever
sores teller, chuppc*} hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin oruutgws. and posi-
tively cures piles, or no p ayrtupjjr«d. II
is guarantied to give perfect sat isfaction,
,>r monev refunded. Price lift cents pel
iiox For sale bv F. 11. Lillie & Co.
)} ASTKD.
I lining roont fiil l English Kitclaui.
15-41 f
EAGLE DRUG STORE
Drugs, Druggists' Sundries, Paints, Oils, Glass
and Everything in the Drug Line.
WALL PAPER AT ACTUAL COST
and Not 75 Per Cent Profit.
$4.50,
every one of them worth from $7 to $10,
. • ' <
100 suits at the uniform price of
$7.50,
regular price from $10 to $13.50,
100 suits at the uniform price of
$10.
regular price on the suits anywhere are $15,
Attend this great Shove Out Sale. You save from 25 to 50
per cent by purchasing your clothing during this sale. All new,
fresh goods; no old patterns,
Sale will continue the balance of this month.
THE
CLOTHING COMPANY
Guthrie, O. T.
Call and see me.
A. C. HIXON. Prop.
DR. GUNN S
iwpuovsd
LIVER
PILLS
ONLY 0HE
FOR A DOSE
IS YOUR STOMACH SOPR,
Breath b 4 or Head aching Y One of these pills ra
lieves distress in the Htomach and pures hpadacne.
ono each night for a week Hweetens the stomach ancj
purities the breath. They insure perfect digestion,
regulate the bowels and cure constipation. They
act promptly, yet mildly, never gripe or sicken. 260
Druggists or mall, lloaanko Med, Co.,
For Halo by J. N. WALLACE.
COFFILE LIKK \QUJt MOrHUK
—- -AT—
FHINK'H
OPP-N PAY AND NIGHT,
W K.ST SI OK of S|<;r<lNli STKKKT. OPI-QSITK MOVPIfWMIW A|'|f|<"t
NEW
Clash Orocery
llighrst Market I'rltte J'aUl }fir
Farm l'nuluoe■
Ho. 224 Broun m SKjaiionia |v.
FOR FIFTY YEARS
MHK >V| 8I4)W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
—lias beeu used—
by BullioiiB of mothers for their chil-
dren whilo teething. It soothes the
etiild, softens the fjunis. ulluys all pain,
cares colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea.
25cts PER BOTTLE.
rriIK KNULIH KITOHKN?
C. F, SMITH, pKQl'RJPTOR,
First-Glass House, Centrally Located,
Oklniinnw llctffii'n I'lrst and Hwond tfnst,
KATKH - • 81.35PEKDAY
THE CAFE RESTAURANT
open day and NIGHT.
The best dinner in town from 12 to 8 o'clock. Fresh Fish and Oys
ters Daily by Express. Retail for family use.
2d door north of Harrison on Second.
Wallv One:, Proj).
Spencer Hardware Co.
2cJ St.? Opposite P. O.
FINE BUILDING HARDWARE,
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished to Parties
Building.
GASOLlN F STOVES. T1NS1IOP.
1
Lowest Prices on Earth oil Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
bl. T. l'iVTTOIS & GO.
Corner Harrison und Divinion,
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Guthrie Daily News. (Guthrie, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 1200, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1893, newspaper, June 8, 1893; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth350434/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.