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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

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female ailments, being herself distressed and
unhappy, II apt 70 lose her ability make homo
d what Do should be for those she loves W0mon
= who are blessed with perfect health are con
slant source OF JOY 70 themselves and others.
To secure womanly health there T. no measure
equal TO the iudicious use of @. II. .P.-tioratloa
Female panacaa
Ihad suffered for year and three bottles
and the many bitnalo remedies used had no ef-
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maternity also All Associate ailments Of the
private orGans OF women. At al stages Of men.
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functions, Il Il the bost friend Of and rerneysg
for womankind tts uso atrengthens ail wo-
manly organs, regulates and renders natural
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find these statements ara true FOR II is reliable
and will not disappont.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

Lincoln county's tax levy this year
is IFS mills, almost mills more than
alst year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18

The "Speibo" is the name OF new
social club in Oklahoma's capital city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-18
LnApERETrss.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri.
tory Briefly Told

Local Happenings Of CITY and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
A new ie0 barrel -four mill is being
erected at Kinghsher
Eighty students are attending the
Normal institute at Pawnee.
Bunk Marcum Of Tahlequah stands
6 feet s inches in his moccasins.
Edmond has thief who stole fry
ing chickens from local minister.
The "speibo" is the name OF a new
social club in Oklahomas capital city.
Lincoln county's tax levy this year
is us mills, almost S mills more than
alst year
Oklahoma City will have a summer
garden with vaudeville attractions
this week.
Jim Johns is candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for sheriff in
Payne county.
Norman's opera house, whsn i'm
piovements are completed, will have a
seating capacity of 1000.
Coincident with the Mexican bull
fight at Lawton grafters have been
passing Mexican currency in oklaho-
ma.
Eight hundred citizens of Alva ut
tended an Uncle Toms Cabin show,
and are complaining that they didn't
get the worth of their money.
Thirteen kegs of powder exploded
accidentally at the Stubbs railroad
construction camp near Crystal Paw.
nee county Three men were injured
Joan T. West, living at Kallspell,
Mont. writes to friends at Edmond
that mosduietoes in his part of the
country eat young chickens alive
without botherlng to pick the feath-
ers.
Miss Carrie Tudor recited the Dec
laration of Independence from mem
ory at the Fourth Of July celebration
a; Arcadia. Her listeners were as
,ounded that anybody in Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

indispensable. Viewed in this lisht. too
great prominence cannot be gwen 20
The significance Of the various acts
throughout the ceremony ana their
symbolism. The king. il must be borne
in mind. IS to be regarded as an sccie-
siassical as vel as q civil governor.
priest and a warrior combined. X -
difficult % imagine EGward VII. for
merly the rollicking and pleasure low
Ing Prince Of wales. In the role OF e.
thsr. but the halo 81 his kingship gives
him the glamour - en- abstract per-
sonahty- The AMOUNTING with holy cii''
invests him with spiritual 5urisGic-
ton" over HIS realm. as tyasfie6 by tia
four swords that are borne bef- - him
when ne enters Westminster abbey.
The largest OF the four. the sword q
state. is two handed with q blade thlr-
ty-two inches long and TWO inches
broad. il has cross Euard or gull
Ions formed by unicorn on enc side
and a Ion on che Other. with q Tudor
rose between them. The richly erna-
mcated grip OF the sword is OF gilt
metal with a harp. portcullis and the
feur-de-ns embossed upon e.. This IS
the sword with which che Sing is Eird-
ed after being anointed as an ccc,ssi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
OF ROYAL AUTHORITY

! both as an ecclesiastical and a civil
ruler, as head Of the church as well as
of the state. It's redundancy Is proc
ably owing 10 its medievalism; but if
any detail should be omitted many peo-
pie would hold that the king was not
completely indicted into his high Office
At the coronation Of George III. for in
stance. the earl marshal forgot to in
clude the sword of state and the can
opy or pail. which We're considered such
grave omissions that many OF his sub
Jects construed them as sinister omens,
which We're confirmed by the great dia-
mond falling from his crown as he re-
moved it from his head The earl mar
shall promised TO do better al the next
coronation" but he did not Outiive the
old kings long and unhappy reign.
And, mentioning Omens, II King Ed
ward were at all supsrstiuous he might
find them in the history Of reigns ante
cedent 10 his and some Of sinister i'm
port in the lives Of those Of his name.
What is looked upon as a happy omen
is that the first coronation in the pres
ent abbey was that Of Edward l.. and,
moreover. of the five Edwards that in
tervened between the first and the last
Edward / and Edward Vino other
had MS queen crowned in the abbey ~
the same time as himself To Queen
Eleanor. who was crowned in 1872. and
Queen Alexandra. who receives her
crown this year. belongs exclusively
this great honor.
There are. however. omens enough OF
sinister import to cause superstitious
king some uneasiness. The second Ed
ward. for example. who was crowned in
1897. was murdered twenty years later.
There was great confusion az his coro-
nation. and the archbishop was unable
10 oficiate owing to his absence at
Rome. and delegated MS honorable Of
Zee to a man VINO had turned traitor 20
Edward I. Edward III enjoyed a long
reign: was crowned in 1927 and died
full Of honors IN 1897. Edward " vas
crowned IN 1861. Edward Y. who as
cendea the throne in 1883. was murdered
the same year. Edward VI. the boy
king. vas crowned IN 1917 AZ the age %
ten and died Ia 1853. leaving behind him
a reputation for great learning. prob
ably because b died 50 young as 70
have accomplished nothing Three
hundred and ffty-four pears after Ed
ward VS. accession E1ward VII cane
20 the throne. jar. - 1901, on The deash
q bis mother. Victoria
That some q the sinister omens came
-rne vas proved ~ The raisfortunss Z
unlucly james II az the stuart siynss-
IS II the beginning The tccl=sia-sticai
service was nlanEiet and abbreviated
90 suit the kings peculiar vices. and
The customary procession from the
Tower through the ciry g Lo1aop -
the abbey Vas abandoned ostensl5.y %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

of the English" William II. was "Aen-
glelandes king" Stephen king Of the
English. duke Of the Nornans;" Henry
II. king of England. duke Of Norman
dy and Aquitane;" John king of Eng
land, lord OF Ireland. duke of Nor
mandy and Aquitane;" Henry III.
king of England, of Ireland, duke Of
Aquitane:" Edward III. king Of Eng
land and France and lord of Ireland; +"
Henry V. king of England, heir and
regent Of France and lord of Ireland.
Henry VIII Gather Of the last royal
Edward previous TO the present bearer
of the title) king Of England, Franco
and Ireland, defender of the faith and
on earth the supreme head Of the Eng
lish and Irish church." Elizabeth
queen of England. France and Ireland.
defender Of the faith" James I. king of
England. Scotland, France and Ireland,
defender of the faith" Anne cat the
opening of the eighteenth century,
queen of Great Britain. France and
Ireland, defender of the faith" George
III. Through whose stupidity the over
seas colonies in America were losD of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and ireland king. defender OF the
faith" Victoria under whom the vast
colonial expansion went on until it
nearly encompassed the globe) 'of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland queen. defender Of the faith,
empress of India"
In this list Of titles is indicated the
unprecedented advance Of a small is
land kingdom 10 a recognized position
as a world power. and in tracing back
the ancestry of King Edward VII.
through long line of kings and queens
one may gain an inlding of the habitual
attitude of reverence maintained by
Britons toward their sovereigns. To
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

save expense. The superstitious people
Of that time ascribed 10 these depar-
lures from time honored custom the
dire events that followed. An accident
happened to the canopy Of cloth of gold
held over the kings head by the barons
Of the Cirque Ports. and the flag which
was 10 announce from the abbey tower
the moment Of crownlng was torn from
its staff and carried away by the wind.
And, again. the crown itself was so
small or So i'll fitting that it would not
stay on the kings head and had 20 be
held on by Sir Henry Sidney. who re-
marked that this was not the first time
his family had supported the crown.
There Is little doubt that the crown OF
st. Edward VIII sit well on the brow OF
the latest Of the name 10 assume Il. for.
though his head is OF a peculiar shape.
he has taken the pTecauuon TO have the
Giadem rebioclSed for the occasion.
In addition TO the ceremonials already
mentioned preceding the GROWING. oth-
or forms are gone through with in ac-
cordance with prescribed usage For
instance, after the king has risen from
his devOtious at the altar he will accom-
pany the archbishop OF Canterbury 20
square platform raised three feet above
the floor Of the abbey az the Juncture
Of the choir. nave and transept. As the
two turn 70 the four points % the com
pass 80 succession the archbishop VIII
call out. ~Sirs. here present unto you
King Edward. the undoubted king Of
the realm wherefore all you who are
come this DAY 20 do your homage are
you willing 10 do the same p
And from the east. west. north and
south the assembled multitude VIII send
back a great shout Of Cod save King
Edward"
The king and the archbishop then re-
turn n the altar and the former. kneel-
Ing. places upon IL a cloth heavily en-
hroldered IN gold and a golden iugot
weighing a pound. Following this act
u ob.atton. az &c e. called. comes the
sermon. already mentioned. and tne1
the administering 81 the oath. ~ which
his majesty swears faithfully 20 govern
The PEOPLE 81 TIE United kingdom q
csrea- Britain aud ireland and the do
rls-iors thereunt3 belonging according
~ tie statutes in parliament agreed ca
and The respective laws ard customs q
the same
FOR re auoin.ing with holy Oh as
kings. Priests aad prophets were sncl1t-
81 /" TIE king takes hls Eest - ire ar
Gent coronation chair before the niEh
altar. TIE cloth q gold ca1opT cse-
him. This famous chair has been UEee
az TIE caroaszion r. f-rEiz11s soFsr-
rfrrs fs- mare fhan go years naFlas
ban brought from Scotland - E.aaas
J. .a 1-es
Reaeafh Il r the SIN -1ors an-is1t 4
sto-a uron whl1s the usonzrrhs - set p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

ster will pour olive oil specially i'm
ported for the occasion into a golden
spoon, and the archbishop of Canter-
bury will anoint his majesty, making
the sign the cross on the top Of his
head and repeating the cOnsecrating
words, King over this people, whom
the Lord your God hath given you TO
rule and govern" Then the king viii
kneel while the dean of Westminster
invests him with the gorgeous super
tunica, following which ceremony win
come the presentation of the sword Of
state. the standards and the spurs. the
orb being placed in his right hand his
elbow supported by one of his noble
subjects The crimson robe will then
be replaced by a purple one, after
which the archbishop win place a ring
on the fourth finger of the kings right
hand.
All this ceremonial precedes the &C
tual browning and possesses signih-
canoe to those conversant with the fact
that the sovereign is to be indicted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

THE man who is known ln EEEidu1 as
the stage manager os the corona
ton. J
astical chief and signifies that as SOW
ereign he is also a warrior and the au-
preme head Of the army
The sword second in importance az
the coronation IS the "curfana." or
sword Of mercy" u 81 also tnirty-two
inches long and two inches vidcs but
the blade Is without g point. IL Is more
elegant and Is more antique in appear
ance than the sword Of state and Is
known as the sword ~ Edward the
Confessor.
The remaining two are the sword 81
justice 20 the spirituality and the
sword 81 justice 70 the temporaiity-"
These are similar ia appearance 70 the
"curtana excepting that they are
sharp pointed.
The symbolism attaching 70 the long
stan suT1nounted hy ara orb and "A cross
and called the star Of Sc. Edward Is
that So Is intended o. guide the footsteps
Of the king. 10 So a god ~ gold four
feet eight inches in length wifh bands
OF ornamental golden foliage q ~
shod with steel and surmoontcd by a
cross patee
The stan ~ So Edward ls heid % -
less sacred only than the royal acepfsr.
which. surmouusea by The orb ard TIE
cross. Is. considered also one ~ the most
beautiful pieces 81 3eHslry - its class
in the world. III was made fef me -aro-
nation az Charles H. by fhe royal gold
smith and has nos been changed matte
rally tn 20 years This aefrter. tao
feet nine inches in length S. ~ rais.
banded with enamel anf rirhiy ieHaled
al the ends. fae cross aafee beirs in-
crIsted with diamonds some ~ which
are ~ great size. The arh 81 banded ~
diamonds and rphles rapghires aad
emaralaa This most slupiuo1a and
beautiful ~ fhe reFala ornaments -
placed in the right faaa ~ the eover-
eien and. ~ course. riEaifas de6linlons
power and az fhsf fas Hor1 siaz" in-
plies. FRF DERRICK a. obEE
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lnas-fs are ksrs r. reserve. - fhas Ags-
teri - and u-ct1F ear - Fss5s5ez lrre-
fr-srflFs 20 - fiese - resr
TIE frslas tsFr. 'sf1fE tse ft= fsesr -
uTef rezslsa psflea uoas usre ~ aEa
farse helrz - st1et Era ere 80 ksz=s
= - zs~1 - acrar1srF fts sslcs -
sr
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ftaf Es- tre raat asc21ar ssss-s
sroe1z actresses sext 81 zsrzt@- ass
t1rtrze f.ars - Esessser
4 pr=E1nx - s~zs1 gszkTssl2s las f1s
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four 20 ten inches thick i IS noJ q
high estimate 20 say that from sos.
Gee eco "a 10. ee8. Gee 0e9 feet - lumber are
annually thus utilized
Duae Hari Theo5or ia bavaria the
ocuiist prince. recently performed his
four jhonssndth OPERATION Tor cataract
az his clinic r. Ganich- HIS wife acted
as his assistant
Tarantulas are now bred II AEsi-ai.a
Tor their webs. the filaments q which
are made into thread for balloons
Each taTzntula yields from twenty 20
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weaknesses. one being desire 70 be
considered spry and active on his feet
The other afternoon he was seen climb
ing a stairway in The capitol. ana q
friend asked him vhy he ala not take
the elevator Because I am iu q h1r-
~. said the Illinois senator. skipping
upstairs with his sevensy-three years
In China probably NOR wood IS used
for collins than Tor any other purpose
The ceffins are made OF lumber from
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the average Briton seems now to have
the opinion that good old Izaak Walton
EXPRESSED Of the Doubt
less God might have made a better
fruit, but doubtless God never did.
The coronation preparations are so well
advanced that the great function may
be alluded to in the past tense, as some
thing that has already happened, for
the regulations regarding it are as i'm
Tnutable as the laws Of the Modes and
Persians.
The extension Of King Edwards titles
represents in epitome the growth Of
England since the coronation nearly $40
years ago of William the Conqueror,
from whom the present king is descend
ed. William was styled merely king
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

The United States sent to England
4o5,soS head of cattle in 1871. $3.50 more
than in The previous year. while Can
ada. with SSH sent l662S fewer than
IN 1900.
A modern Diosenes has been dlscov-
cred in the person o. Jacob PepIoa. who
FOR a Ions time used as a dwelling an
empty tub standing IN the courtyard Of
3 large house IN MOSCOW.
Senator shelby Cullcm has his little
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-22

5SPECTING the coro-
nation Of King Ed
ward VII. of the
United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ire
land and of the Brit
ish dominions beyond
the seas king. defend
er of the faith, en-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23
HAS NOT GIVEN UP.
Bsstsr Regards the Hseegnition Cd sss
Curtain NJ Only Temporary.

South McAlister. l. T.. Oct. 22.-Th'
statement that the contest between z
W. Hunter and Green McCurtain a.
rivals for the goyernorshlp OF ths
Choctaw nation is over is incorrect
Mr. Hunter regards the recognition OF
McCurtain by Secretary Hitchcock as
merely temporary A mass OF eyi
dence has been forwarded to Wash
lngton and the whole matter will be
investigated
Mr.. Hunter says that there Is more
than a question OF justice or who gets
the salary OF governor in the contest
The last governor Of the tribe will
sign conyeyances 20 millions of dol
lars worth of property and the title
to this property will be affected by
the legality OF McCurtain's election
hence the department will go over all
the evidence and when Il makes rs
final decision remove any shadow that
may rest on the governors title.
The Hunter council. OF which ID. NJ
Hodges OF Atoka is speaker. Is still
holding sessions. and Hunter has not
rehnQuished his rights. but has made
formal protest against all acts OF Me
Curtain as governor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23
D,nsmirsd the Houses.

POtisyllle. Pa. Oct. 22.-The homes
OF Mrs. Harry schredding and Charles
Schiery. at Port Carbon, Pa, were bad
~ damaged by a dynamite explosion.
The house OF Peter Weaver escaped a
similar fate because the fuse 20 the
explosive did not burn It's full length.
Mrs. Schrcddngs two sons and the
other men named were non-unlon
workmen The deed Is charged TO
strike sympathlzers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

Eastland. Tex. oct 22.-There wa.
n heavy fall " hail about four miles
south OF here Monday. doing great dam
age TO the cotton crop. The course of
the storm was from the southwest "a
the northeast. and it was about one
quarter OF a mile IN width. The hsil
stones were. In some instances. as bis
as a large goose egg Within a radius
Of one mile there must have been one
hundred bales Of cotton lost.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23
Wv. pssa aud Many MI..IsG.

Chicago, oct. 22.-Fiye persons are
known 10 be dead. while II are unac-
counted for az the result of the hre
which destroyed the plant OF the Corn
Products company, West Taylor street
and Chicago river. Tuesday night.
Four OF those unaccounted for are
thought 10 be alive, as three men were
seen escaping down a water pipe dur
ing the progress Of the Gre and were
seen TO Jump into the river
Frank Rothenberg a foreman OF the
plant. who was reported dead, was not
Boz the building az the time OF the ERE.
having gone home early.
Loss 20 the building will be In the
neIghbrohood OF 100000 fully In
sured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23
n.n,on s.loon. sun On,n.

Denton. Tex. Oct 22.-ln spite OF
the threats made last week no attempt
was made 10 prevent the saloons from
opening Monday morning. although
prosecution had been threatened TO
any saloon man who kept his place
open after ~ o'clock Saturday night.
County Attorney Mounts notified the
saloonkeepers 20 close tomorrow night
at ~ o'clock and II Is now supposed
that no further effort will be made 10
close them sooner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

Dresden. Tenn. OCT o. Emerson
EthrIdge died here after a lingering
illness Mr. Ethor.dge had a long and
honorable career He was elected o.
conEres as q WhIg iu 1858 and again
two years later DE served as clerk
OF the house % Representatives from
1861 t0 1863 He then returned tr
Tennessee. where he further dstIu
gulshed himself in state affairs 10.
was the last Wig member Of Do,
house
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23
n.sLh.m.. nena R.auesd.

Greenyille. Tex. Oct 22.-J. L
Beckhsm. who has been held under
$40 600 bond on a charge OF killing
Deputy Sheriff VIII Velvin. sued out
a writ OF habeas corpus and the hear
ing was set for trial before Juegs
Connor. The only testimony intro
duced by the prosecution was the In
dictment, after which Judge Conner
fixed Beckham's bond at $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

indianapolis Oct GA movement
r. under way 10 give President Mitch
al Of the United Mine Workers a pub
lie reception when he returns here ten
days hence. The labor unions Of ia.
city will take the Initiative The presi'
dents of the commercial club and
board Of trade have slgnihed their de-
sire to bring the proposition before the
two civic bodies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

Manila. oct 22.-The depreciation IN
the value Of silver has cost the iusular
government approximately $1,000 600
IN gold as the government is carrying
$4,000. 900 In silver. The official rate
now Is $40 silver for 81 gold The
prospective surplus which the govern.
ment planned 20 devote TO needed pub
DC improvements has vanished and a
small deficit seems inevitable Discon'
tent. owing 10 the huctuating currency,
is general. Hundreds % firms have put
their business on a gold basis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About ore and one-quarter acres
near schoc house IN southeast par.
1ft,wn. SMALL ..,W cottage, tenahl
house aud " IN on premises friee
$3.50.
Six room house and two lots o.
-Tnd located four blocks from
M street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
one quarter block near Allen Ao en-
DENY. East front. Price s2oO'Oo'
Terms easy.
* feet front on Railroad steet o ll,i
Otto Boehme's property WIN
sell part or all.
Lots near school house at siOo
each.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

Alto Tex. oct ---The Morrill,
Orchard company % th.a place BIAS just
losed deal Tor $500 acres of land i've
miles Wart miles west Of Alto known
1s the Tairr.s farm also an the stooh
farming implements. etc The trade
involved about $4,000 They will plant
several hundred acres iu peaches az :
300 acres ln potatoes this year. The
farm will Do under the supervision o.
Col 7 l. Fairis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-23

Waco. Tex. Oct 12-Ra7- Admiral
schley. accompanied by Mrs. selley.
arrived Iu Waco Tue day and was met
DO the depot by a great crowd 1i peO-
pie and given "a military salute Mrs.
SghIay was sru too .rl.srH I t1 take
part .u the program which had been
prepared During tha afternoon there
Was great street parade us.. a mi.
% length. which wa composed I' th
admiral reception cIuu...". city OF
.a.. tHl oJupl1l.s 10 lrI..r ami
tv0 companies 0f Infantry followed D..
civic societies and citizens .u ga..
r1ggs.