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PERRY ENTERPRISE-TIMES
Offiebl Paper of Noble County and City of Perry-Published Drily. - -
NO 259
rTITTY — ^ QKTiAHOMA. SATURDAY. MARCH 13,1897.
VOL. IN
CETTINC OUT OF DEBT
H. CLAY EVANS HONORED
BRIEF.
NEWS
TARIFF
SMITH BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
At Their New Plaoe of Business,
Corner 6th mdOBft. Perry, Oklahoma.
They Are Now Fully Prepared
With a Jarge increased stock and
facilities to supply their customers
with Groceries of the VERY BES.
GKADE8 and at the LOWEST
PRICES.
IT IS WORRYING REPUBLI-
CANS A LITTLE
llemnrritt. Will Opptwe K| -cdy A.tlnn—
Delay Will r. 1 vr importer. Opiwrlun-
Ity lu ttn.li In tlnoil. nt ola K,'M|
Making Import. .l«bt TI""-
Their Jobbing Department
M
Is well stocked with a full supply of
goods, which they will furnish to the
retail trade of Oklahoma, at Chicago,
flangfl* City or Wichita prices.
Purchasing Goods in Large Quantities
went THEIR WHOLESALE TRADE ENABLES THEM TO
SAVP MUCH IN FREIGHTS WHICH THEY C.IVE TO THK
RETAIL CUSTOMERS BY MAKING PRICES LOWER
THKIR COMPETITORS. As the matter of price now-a-dsy
K B^r QU-Uon to be considered by consumer, in pur-
chaalof, it will be well to patronize
f
SMITH
brothers.
You Will Always be Satisfied.
And Pleased by Doing Business With
Smith Brothers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Corner 6th & 0 Sts., Perry,
PERRY MILL COMPANY.
Merchant /Vllllers-
BEST EQUIPPED MILL IN THE TERRITORY.
Capacity SOO Barrels.
Export and jobbing orders solicited. Special attention to home
trade
W vmusi.rox. March f-*. —'The tariff
situation is giving the Republicans
.oinc Tliey feci sure that
their hill can puss, hut it is now be-
lit-ved tliut the lie hate is going to he
extended in the Senate, it Is known
that the intention of the Democrats is
to talk on every subject in the bill.
Hie delay is regurded by some Deino-
i-ruts as good party policy. After the
schedules of the bill become known, it
is believed there will lie a great ln-
reaso of imports in order to take ad-
vantage of duties under loiver rates.
\fter the new bill goes into ef-
fect there will bj a suspension
of Imports for several months,
and a consequent falling off in re-
ceipts. and the bill which wus designed
to increase the revenues, they say, as
a matter of fact, will show a decrease.
I bis view is taken by ipiite a number
of Democrats who say that it Is their
police to have the bill passed, but not
until after it has been thoroughly dis-
cuss.- i. Without an active majority in
the Senate, the Republicans will not
be able to hurry tin measure along.
The Republican silvcrites have indi-
cated that they will not prevent a
tariff bill from passing. t are not
opposed to the policy of delay.
Republican Senators now feci tl at
the new bill will have to b • amended
materially by the committee on
finance and the Senate. It i Known
that two schedules have been submit- I
ted to the members of the finance coin- ,
inittee. one being the chemical |
xclie'lnV. Without making a close ex-
amination it is understood that ."sena-
tors think that the rates are 01 some
t cases higher than the law of tsim As
| soon as the new bill is preseii e.l. the
Republican members of the n ance
committee will begin coir id -a' on ol
it. even before it passes the Hons in
order to have it brought before the
Senate at an early date.
As a result of the several confer-
ences which have la-en held not only
bv Republicans, but by the Democrats,
it raav be deHnitelv said that tin- men
who have been appointed by the gov-
ernors in states where legislatures
have had an opportunity to elee, . will
not be admitted. The Rrnul-iean
managers say that it would be a fruit-
less waste of time to brin- t .-.e cases
Is-forc the Senat.. n~ even after .1 de-
bate of which no on." '"Oil. 11 prole-t the
ending, it is not a! all likely that a fa-
vorable vote could be cxpci tcil. I He
men who come to Washington v.ith
appointments from the governors will
lie advised that time cannot be given
to a discussion of their eases, and that
the legislatures which liavt failed to
elect must Ih" responsible for the va-
cancies in the states' representation.
Cleveland's pocket vetoes will entail
great inconvenience unless the extra
session of Congress maltes appropria-
tion*.
The Katv railroad is to build ear
shops at Scdalla, ti.." city donating the
necessary site and giving 8100,OiiO in
cash.
Union elevator No at Peoria. 111.,
the property of the liar ingtou. burned
with about one mil ion bushels of
grain: loss nearly !."'0n,llOO.
The Senate confirmed the new cab-
inet although the silver men made
mild opposition to Gage anil llliss 110-
cause the former was a banker and
the latter was mil a lawyer. Out of
'compliment to Sherman his nomina-
tion Vas confirmed in open session
('without reference to 11 committee.
Star Pointer was sold for 815,11:10 at
the Madison Square Garden. New
York, sale, to .1. A. .Murphy of Chicago.
Congressman Newlands says the .- il-
vcrltcs like McKiniey and will not
hinder lii proposed tariff legislation.
The Methodist conference at Man-
hattan. Kan.. Bishop Met ube presid-
ing. voted Ml to ■'! to admit women
tie legates.
Charitable organizations of Si Jo-
seph, Mo., have decided to extend the
Piugree system for the use of vacant
lots during the coining season.
I tty an explosion in mine 44 of the
1 Kansas and Texas coal company at
! Huntington. Ark., thirty-five men
1 were burned, llud Ilanlev is dead.
' John llav has rented a house in Lon-
don. lie is expected to succeed Day-
ard nt Easter,
A foot pad attempted to sandbag a
New York man. and failing fled )|e
nfltcr of Cninmts.lnaer of r«n.lous
Tendered to th« Tenneoee.il.
Wamiixoton. March 10. - " ('1 V
Evans of Tennessee lias been tendered
the p *4ion of eouimissioner of pen-
sions. and will proliibly accept, as it
is one of the most important in the de-
partmental service m.tsido of the cab-
inet. . ,
Mr. Evans has long been recognized
us a leader among Southern Republi-
cans. lie represented the Chattanooga
district in congress for several years
and in the Harrison administration
was first assistant postmaster gen-
eral. Later he ran for governor
of Tennessee on the Republican
ticket ami the res,lit was in doubt for
many weeks, and it was not until after
a wann tight before a board appointed
to review the election that it finally
was announced officially that (oivcrnor
Turnev, his Democratic opponent, hart
been re-elected. He was considered
for some time not unlikely to bi tlm
South's representative 111 Mr. Mehin-
lev s cabinet, lie is a manufacturer
niid has a large railway supply repair-
ing establishment in < hattanooga. lit
is also ti forceful and effective speaker.
Frank W. Palmer of Iowa, who once
before was public printer is the most
likely of all the candidates for the
place to receive the appointment.
euetl-
i failed
was captured and died be for
in# the police station.
Munv of Cleveland's nomine
of confirmation, and the offices are at
the du.posal of McKi ley.
\ delegation of Missourians, headed
by Richard C. Kerens, called upon the
President.
Ex-Queen Lilioukalani s-nt a note
to the White house, asking for all au-
dience with the President
The pri vision opening the I'ncom-
paghre reservation was part of the
Indian appropriation bill. which failed.
Presidi-nt McKinlev has issued a
proclamation calling < mgress together
in extra session March 1" .
Ceneral 15. M. Prentiss wili b* ap-
pointed po>tmas;cr at IScthan.v. Ma.
\% lu* 11 the present incumbent's com-
I mission expires.
i Floods near Newton. 111.. wa>hed
nway bridges ami drowned much
i stork.
I Two neffro murderers were tried at
Mayfield. Ky . and given life sen-
O. K. COAL CO.:
—DEALKRS IN—
/VIcAltater. Wler City No. 6. Can-
non City and Pledmon Smithing.
Corner 6th and B.
r SG DELIVERY IN THK CITY. ,
GEO. A. WASTER'S COAL CO.
Genuine McAllster Cool.
Delivered to any part of the city free.
i NOTICE TO CLAIM OWNERS.
/
We are expecting ome CASH BUYERS for claim. DUK
INC THE NEXT SIXTY PAYS. If you want to aell
LIST TOUR PROPERTY AT OHCE.
Have a few ipxxl furm in einwrn Ram™ to exchange tor
choke claim*. AW, have aome Choice Stock* of
to exchange for I>«l«l Land* <.ood farm for choice
atnek of Drtiga. Biftine** and Kfnideiice prt |*-rty or Land.
Good Hotel, well tomUwd, k* mile chea|i esclwngr for
(arm property If y<*• want any thing in our line write ua.
W. H.C4«MIBLL«C0„
Evan Moek, Fwry, Okla.
LATEST CUBAN STORY.
H'e.vler Said to H«.e Been In.lrilrted
t Unil the W r Home W j-
fill'A'io. March I*.—Crittenden Mar- I
riott. the Record s corrc |iondent in
Havana, declares that General W. vler |
has received positive orders from Mad-
rid to end the Cuban war at on ". even
going to the extent of selling the is-
ianil to the insurgents if need be to
accomplish that object. Genera! W.y-
ler, therefore, set out for liila Clara
to find tieneral Goiue* und t'i under-
take negotiations Wevler liim- If lias
said ttie war will end within three
weeks. Weyler's onlers are. it is
elaliueil, to secure |h ae." at any t ■mis.
(ltd he Is Instructed to ..flee Gomez
lirilte*. autonomy or the i^* no tH *if.
Fear as to President MeKin -
tlon in jflven a leading em. for the
Spanish eh an jr** of polley.
FOUR AMBASSADORSHIPS.
|la; lining ti. t i>ali n.l. ••nrter In ►runee.
Herri.... I.. «lerl'.nn . I fa|. rt« ll l)r.
tVA.IIIM.ToX, March I'.' President
MeKiiiley's nomioa'loiis of the four
ambassadors, which have been un\-
lonsh a« ailed for some days, are likely
to I*" M'tii lo the Senate next Tuesday,
anil there I. strong probability that
the lint will I*' as follows:
Ambassador to Great lb,lain —
Colon. I John llay of Illinois.
Ambassador to Km '. e tit nil llor-
lice Porter of New Y" "k
\mlt« to Grrmauy r.vteiv-
•rnor Merrlaiu of Minnesota
Ainbii«ador to Italy Hon. William
|e. |)rap.<r of Mmmachusett
It is ,11-obnhh that no wine will lie
ervdatthe White house during tins
administration.
President Johnson and two members
of the Oklahoma Senatr ri'sig-ned. sav-
ing that the body was no place for
honest men.
; persons were killed and a score
or more injured, ten of them severely.
l y the explosion of *ras in a subwav at
Tremont anil M*jyleston streets. Ilos*
ton.
McKiniey"s eabiuet ottie «rs wetv j
vworn in and to« l* charjfc of their tie- ,
j partments.
| Republicans .if the Senate met in
I caucus and found that they could not
I muster an organlz ng majority.
A California inventor lias perfected
j a device to generate power from o -ean
I Jos. pli Laslgl. Turkish Consul to
lloston. indicted for burglary.
Great Northern train wrecked iu the
snow in North Dakato. one fireman
killed. ..
IIids"it Watson ended a s'.x months
spree ut llarrlsonvillc. Mo . by throw-
ing himself under a tr.iln.
Mr. llryan addressed an cMormous
crowd ut "salem, 111., his birth place.
NORTH IS SNOWBOUND.
A FRUITLESS SESSION
Arkan.a* l.ejl.talor. Adjourn Afler l n-
lim Nolhlni: In" l'" Salarl.s.
Ll'll'l.l Rock, Ark.. March 1 1 he
Thirty-Brst general assembly came to
a close of limitation at noon to-day
after a sixty days' session. The Legis-
lature was inbarmonius from the be-
ginning. and the result was that very
little legislation was effected. None
of the appropriations, except one to
pav the Mllai-KS of the lawmakers,
were passed, and on this account Gov-
ernor Jones will Ik- compel led to call
an extra session, which will probably
begin April I. The cause of the ses-
sion beiriff nnsuccessful was an at-
tempt to pass a railroad commission
I bill. The Legislature became divided
! on th" que.stio.i. and could not agree
j on a bill.
NEBRASKA BRIBERY.
A I.Ut of Iloodler* IIIT.M •" Slate
Senat.— In.ei.ligation Voted Down
I Lixi ot.x. Neb.. March 12.—Tuesday
evening D. E. Thomson, president of
the Lincoln Gas company, wrote n let-
ter to the Senate offering to irive a list
of names of bribe seekers who were
connected with the Senate and who
had approached liim The letter caused
a sensation vesterday. and a motion to
have an investigating committee ap-
po nt.-d resulted in a tie vote, Lieuten-
ant Governor Harris defeating it by-
voting in the negative. It is thought
that the matter will not rest here.
Mort|SC* I>el t of Ka-m* BmIoc94
91 ort.ooo.atMi In gevrn Vesffc
TorKKA. Kan.. March 13.—The To-
peka Capital publishes an clatxiraU
statement of the reduction in mort-
gage indebtedness in Kansas during
the past seven years, showing a de-
crease of 4.-. per cent, or over SIU.1,000,-
(100 since January I. IfJO. The com-
parison is draw n between the figure*
of the Federal census of IMK) and re-
ports from the registers of deeds of
thirty-eight counties, showing the re-
corded mortgage indebtedness on Jan-
uary 1, lS'JT.
In IMO these count,es bad a mort-
gage Indebtedness of SM.lM.OHl. aud
in 18U7 on the same basis, S' 4.fl20. l.,H.
or u net reduction in the seven years
of $28,.",.Ht,4M—over I". jier cent. If the
same percentage holds good for the
entire state, whlcl. the Capital's figures
show to be true, the total reduction in
Kansas .or the seven years amounts to
810A,00( ,?98. This reduction is very
inuch greater if settlement by deed
und foreclosure in the western third of
the state be considered.
Carctul estimates of the same lijf-
ures show that only 840.000.000 of
Kansas mortgage debt is held by per"
sons outside the state. <*f this. 8l. «-
000,0011 is held by the insurance com-
panies doing businos in kansus, and,
therefore, but S .'.1.01 Ml.000 by individual
foreign creditors, as compared with
<)<>0,000in lS'.M). Ir IS'.H) the total
morttfaffe debt of the state on farms
and lotus was rep« rted by the census
to 7J per cent of the actual value of
all taxed real estate. To-day it does
not exceed percent.
The . utJinent shows that Kansas
has been diligently and successfully
paying out and is to-day probably
freer of debt than an v other Western
state. It could ay present foreign
obligations of 8".'.V .000 from the
proceeds of a single crop.
PEOPLE.
RED O'BRIEN CONVICTED.
LOWE 18 INCONTEMPT.
4.I.I.. Hill IMm'I.I..
til. rtiM*e«lM
KA*. «Cir\, Mo., Marel. P.'. Judge
tail of (he Kuii.ni. City mint of ap-
peal. decided ti-dn.V that Ki mil. M
iH.ive, itriwenllnif attorney •«' Ihi-
..mniv, wa In e*int.* npt • f Hi. bi^1 •'
hulls.' ttf Ibr li-fl.lntnrt' b -ail • lie re.
ftiwal lo answer i|nr«tli"i« «| eii ••nil"
tied lo tfstlfv b"fort" tin lions."
"IicHiiv. " pomwltit* « nl bee Iti
v.'.tIgi.ti1 tbf ni"llln* nt t," poller
.le|Hirtment Mr, l«n f will ap, >'
I lie <t, t*'"lii. isiMft.
M,na l.lk lt to Utiteraaf.
W «tii*i t"X "larrti 11. It •• p'" 'l
rally eerinlh thai r vlVlrifat. Ik-nni.
I Willi will br nntti-H by I'resl.l "it M.
Kl'ltley for Utoet-itof of Ohlahonia at
tbf eM.lratl.Mi nl Ib.vprit.w Menftow .
term lie Ha* b.si *hl Itt the .Hp|an l
hi. . atelnlaev ptmetleall* every lo
paMbun member with whom lie ei. r
iwrvetl l*Ctm*f «a
Hemarklbly lle* >"11 I"
anal the Dakota..
Si I'm i Minn ■ March I'.'. It has
snowed furiously all dav in st Paul,
several Inches Wing added to the tre-
niendoii* pile all ready on the ground.
At several points uorth und west of
81. Paul trains are Avholly abandoned,
and little effort Is l(i ing made to move
rolling stis'k on branch lilies
fio certain Is II that there will Im- a
big itood when the snow disappears
that resident* on the low Ian Is ar. N"
glnnlnir to prepare for It
The sto-m has prevailed u'l day
IhrouglKMt Hoiith Dakota Minnesota.
Iowa untl Wlsco is|n.
Iks.trneil.e Mall le Mki*h«ai«.
I'KHMt. Gklu . March II. \ sever*
) wind ami hall storm liaised over l^'la
I and Morrison, ea.i of here, last night
. and bttntlretla of frnlt trees and wheat
I field, for miles were mine I Chicken,
ami In some Instances small «tis'k
were killed by hailstones, window
lights broken out and some few bouse*
I were blown down.
tn la" "el Maskaait. trime
ni*t I N, M . March I! New.
has |iivachcd lieri' thai WWeelo
Mar'ln «I' ' a w.mtan named aiido. i
val wets' sb.it and killed a* Coyote, I
unit. b> Hie woman'* I
hnvt'i <it, « nromim-Mt ian. Ii owner, i
who r« t't.ied honiM ttne*|a."t.slh and
fntinil tin in blether.
Haeek i ttal "fcrnwhaal l r..*.'
\in t«t.M ^ Mari'h I , ibiv rnor
III,o k br. .lgne.1 the "kms Simi drop.
I hill, which mahe* It a felony f"r a
is r<«n other than a ll.rmed ilr«#ifi*t
or phv*lelan to have III Ills po.*e«.l..n
.* U •••mlnUter to anv pre-m * dm*
■H" n«t*<d't .
sentenced to Irlsci. for Twelve Years
for the Sa.anDSIt, Mo.. Bank Kohherjr.
St. Joskimi. Mo.. March l;. —Red
O'ltrieu. known to the police of the
world as a bunk robber, was convicted
of leading a gang of four crooks in an
assault on the State bank at Suvan-
1 liah. Mo., fifteen miles northeast here.
u year ago last month and sentenced
( to the penitentiary for twelve years.
t'ul Ills Throat With Fenknlfe.
l.ilTl.r Rock, Ark., March —Jack-
son • ' logy, treasurer of Howard
count\. eomm'ttcd suicide at his home
nt Center Point, by cutting Ills throat
i w ith n pen-kn fe. He was serving his
fourth teem us treasurer. Grief over
the ilerth of wife, daughter und son
all of rcee.it occurrence, is a id to have
unbalunc'ed Irs mind, which is given
lis the cause for his rash act.
A Terrible tleean *,. « ■■
Livr.HHKil.. March I'-'- The Ilea
line steamer Lake Winnipeg. Captain
Taylor, twenty-five days out front st
John X. II . arrived safely to-day.
Tavlor reports hnvityr bad a terrible
voyage. The tire* of the Luke Wluni
peg were out for over u fortnight and
jo: head of cattle. Ill horse* an I 71
slicc|khnd to ! • thrown overboard.
SWINDLED T'i ANY
Police Arret a Man HI... tin. Iluneaed
the Arlat« crscj.
Nkw Yoiik. March I!!.—The police
urrcsted William Carroll Woodward,
alias Mu..grove, alias Hawley, and a
woman who gave her name us Jennie
Sankey. They were w anted in Phila-
delphia on a charge of robbing a jew-
eler there of :i,G0 i worth of jewelry.
The police say that Woodward Is a
profession I swindler, a gold brick
schemer, a bunco man and u worker of
conli'lei ■ games of everv known va-
rietv: a man who always goes In for
biir monev and is so clever that he has
neve- b 'rii convicted, llis strong spe-
cialty V IS buncoing the Kuropean
aristot. • y.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
The I" resident aud Cabinet Halrt to Have
Iteet.ied lo Continue I'll-1 l;«lcn«lon*.
W . ..i.NiiTox, March 11.—It is said
that .lie members of the eabiuet. ut
thei meeting yesterday, discussed in
a gen ral manner the subject of pat-
ronage anil civil service. It was de-
cided to allow the civil service orders
to stand in their present form and to
up mint a number of assistant seere-
tarvsliips. heads of bureaus anil lead-
ing ministers, to Is1 sent in nt one
time, the remaining patronage to wait,
until the tariff bill should lie disposed
„t. Posl jffices und other offices bc-
comin<; vacant are to lie filled frout
time to time, regardless of this rule.
Have Wrala Klr.ater I'lanned.
M.a Yi.nk. March I'.'.—It I* an-
nounced that the National Storage
company Is about to erect a grain ele-
vator ut llavonne, V J.. which will he
the largest In the l nil. il Mac. hav-
ing au Intended capacity of OUO.WIO
bushel.. The .lonnr" company Is said
to b.* is,iii|iisciI of men I nt e rested In
the htan.isrl oil company.
Waal, •a.aaa far HI* Kar.
Wn iliTA, Kan . March II In tho
district court to-day. Ilngh Patterson
hagan a l;l,non damage suit ugalnst
llrnry N.*elt. r, Jr. Kweltar and I'al*
tcrson. >th voting men. wen* mixed
up In i 'r ail light ut « literary
*ta'l> l> rteeii ".In which the former
chewed ' p I ha major p.riioti of I'at-
ter^m's left ear,
Na*e Hall ba the r e*h eai
W t.tiiMitox. Mandi II. I "I*!*-*!,
.lent . la.* ' will *• ereeted on Hie r.sil
of the grand *taml of the Washington
It,,., Itall el till, adjoining the pre*.
ta.« >n.l 11 will I* awHIi'laatly lartre In
acsinon.slsb- a |<arty, llin* allowing
the President to Uvtte aue«> when-
ever lie *h*ll honor the |wrk with hi.
presence
rar the la«aeetaMt at MM
Tin't I A ItaM . Mareu II. The *en
ate ha* tM**>Ht r*IU*fi Wll m rer l««f
I be ln*|W«tbm nt nil la IHI* * •*•'
Johawn and jr*e Hejeeted.
JKVt'KiisoN CnMo.. Murch ll.--
M. A Fyke und I" rnnk G. Johnson,
the Kansas City police commissioners,
were refused confirmation by the state
Senate yesterday afternoon. The
report of the Senate investigating com-
mit tee was an emphatic denunciation
ol the methods of the police depart-
ment, con,-.ed with which was a sug-
gc .lion that a general weeding out of
the fo.ee I* necessary. Fyke fares
betu-r than Johnson in the repert. but
he iba-s not escape censure. Johnson
did not receive a vote for confirma-
tion und only three senators voted for
Fyke.
Kan.ai t-e l.lalnr Wed..
Lawk .!«ik. Kau.. March I'.'. The
marriage of Judge Georire J. barker,
member of the Kansas Legisluture
from the Fourteenth district, to Mrs
Kmmn A. IMnsuioor t.aik place ut tJ
o'clock yesterday ut the home of Mrs.
IHnsinoor In this city. The wedding
service wus the Episcopal church ring
ceremony, anil wus performed by Rev.
W. G. Ilaiikar.
r«r Nlnlsier in Hawalk
WashisiiTox. March I- • It Is un-
derstood thai Mr. Irving II. lindley of
Nan Dltigo. Cal.. I. the choice of the
California delegation for mlalstcrto
lUwull. und thai his appointment baa
I wen pt act It-ally agreed upon by Pre*.
Idanl Mckinley.
A tfea.raW. Wnataa at He«.
Ti*a. Mo.. Mar.lt II. "llraatl.
moth, r" Mitchell uged 10 year*. dIH
at the home of her *«m, TI' ma*, yitt
of lien* ve*tertli v. Ww Iheohleas
woman In Carroll etmitty,
KadagaM-at". t|aeea lulled.
Pout L'ti'i*. Maiirltln*. March It —
llanavitlanu III., ipieen of Madngsseaft
ha* been exiled to the Island of am-
nion. a French po *e*sl.m near here.
NeeMentbat WnaptWnled.
Tot-, a a. Kan'. M4reli It. glover**
la-etlt t.nlsy H-apnWateil J. W. I'rekl-
i nitial ea t*nh et.mitll*«li*cr fi* a
I, rm ol ftnir year*.
AaatraMaa Ha MM taw.
Toi-, a t. Kaa March II -Tlta
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Perry & Welch. Perry Enterprise-Times. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 259, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 13, 1897, newspaper, March 13, 1897; Perry, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112002/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.