The Prague Patriot. (Prague, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1905 Page: 1 of 8
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THE PRAGUE PATRIOT.
A NEWSPAPER OF, BY, AVD FOB PKAUUE AND VICINITY.
Volume 3.
Prague, Lincoln Courtly, Okla., Thursday, October 26 1V05.
^umb^•r 9
Pur the BEST BARGAINS in all kinds ofGoods see PASTUSEK BRO'5. Highest price for Cotton
GOODMANS'
New
GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
New (joods.
We are receiving
New Goods daily
in connection with
our Great Closing
Out Sale.
We have just re=
ceived the largest
and finest select=
ed and latest east-
ern Novelties of
DRY GOODS,
Glotbind and
C
Liberty and Human Rights
IN RUSSIA.
As this papersaid,human rights,
and liberty, and men would
be trampled under loot as soon
as the Russo-Jap. war was over.
That they would thalk and think
less of giving rights and liberty
to the masses in Russia. Only
last Saturday and Sunday the
authorities gave orders to_ kill,
and many were killed in Moscow.
It is onlv rehearsing history
Years ago the Austrians promis
ed much liberty to the people if
Napoleon could only be subdued.
But when this was done Metter-
nich, the Austrian chancellor,
said; Men sould not assemble
should not discuss any public
question; they could think, but
must not speak, and he consider-
ed discontent next to rebellion;
and he hated universities, as
they encouraged thought and lib
ertv, and the word "right 'had
a bad sjund to him; the word
"duty" was everything. He be
lieved in obedience, and hated
the press as the devil hates holy
water. Under the rule of this
man men of culture were main
ed to thieves and murderers and
their lives were wasted without
trial or hope. Under him the
ll'.v.i ..f liberty were balked in
Russia and Pru*si;i'as wll as in
Au: 'ria; .... ! for forty years ab-
solutism wii-; the rule; for forty
, ,vu\s i:: 4 word was la w in ( ler
DEARTH OF CARS.
Along the Santa Fe, north ot
Guthrie, the grain is piled on the
ground waiting for cars that
never come. The towns are run-
ning over with corn. J. B. Nor-
ton, a grain dealer ;it Ponca
City, who was speaker of the
lower house last winter in our
legislative assembly, says unless
ears are forth-coming, the Noff-
singcr demurrage law will have
to be invoked to make the Rail-
road Co. furnish the cars. This
bill was passed last winter,
wherebv the railroads are com-
pelled to furnish cars within tour
days from application, and if the
ears are not furnished in that
time the Railroad Company is
liable for all damage and to pay
one dollar per day for every day
of delay. Governor Ferguson
says that in South-western Ok-
lahoma the shippers were delay-
ed in getting ears until they in-
voked this law, then the cars
were on hand in the four days'
time, notwithstanding previous
delay. A good law whereby the
individual can make the corpo-
ration come through. Noftsin-|
ger should be thanked. All laws |
heretofore have b 'in for the cor-
porations, but this is oae tortile
people.
Piide is always to > for Its brcec'i
es, anl too lirtie for i: hat.
Lhs', Saturday s a busy dav. The
town wis full of peopi. and the mer-
chant* wer< busy. Our frlt nl G odman
toll owr three hundred dollars' worth
of geo If. Hri had custom rs from I' t-
den and B iley, and frini Din to ii>4er
Shetm. G >odman proved hitmelf equal
to lis name, a gooi m in t> sell guide,
ably 8ci<t'd by John H IT ulan a- d Mits
Vivian \\ i'sjn and Mrs. A. J. Pursers m
Yr>p, G iodman'8 Department store d"iisa
land-office business Why is this? Is it
berause he advertises and m ikes his
natne a hous'-held wor 1 in the coun ry?
Tii-it is it. Ills natne is the v cab lar.
of the children in the homes thro ghout
the country.
Niit'iiog is Impossible who hrlieveth by
fai li that it ran be done. Yes, sir; we
ae grointo have a new county, and a
new Pragce and a new heaven ar und
here.
Watch nd Whor and wait ami new
halo of glory will ^leim upon the new
life in Pragu\
*
Don't fail to look at the beau-
tiful line of Press Goods, at R.
II. Mansur's.
Teeih Extracted Absolutely
Without Pain!
TOOTH rilNTS.
■'WHEN OUGHT WE TO GO TO PAIS DEN IIST? ' M my think It unnecess t-
rv to devote aoy particular a'tru ion to the Teeth u nil the «pp> arance of ttiem ii
affei't d by dam dec i) e I or In okeu t'*eth. 0> h>TB give their teeth no attenlioi
until ^mi i compels t em. Tins stupidity and short-ci^lilerineKS of ei'her } olloy is
evid *nt. Every one who thinks a moment oa the subject kn ws that we ^mi not
m is'ioate our fond sst st teoriiy If > n s or tn ire of the teeth are tender, 1 fl imed de-
c iyed, or otherwise out of working ord> r, and that if this be the case, the mouth re-
quires immediate attention.
The Best of Work Assured. 0GT 0UR {^examinations frki.
i
Every man ow'ts it to h;mse)f and his
family to master a trade or nrnfesei in.
forty years lie was | Roaij the display advertisement of the six
Morse Schools of Tel grspiv, in th!s
Issue.
TAKE GARt OF YOUR TEETH.
yoUft HEALTH AND APPE VKANCE KKQL'IRE IT What looks I ett-r
thin nee Ten.! What lo iks wnr e thsn intd teeth? Do vour* nep I at'entlon?
If decayed and aching, wo can core bot'i by treating and filling. All ki> d of 111-
it gs ins. rted. We do t he tin'ft
—Crown, Bridge and Plate Work.—
Dr. GILROY, Dentist.
PRAGUE, • KLAMOMA.
A <' * * p • ■ < lis
Gu irantecd.
ovi i? r
tuNK
ST NA riONAL
ever seen in
PRAGUE.
You will d >>ourse5f and
family justic* by laying in
a bigsuppi) of Dry Good?
Clothing and Hiocs, at
Goodman's.
We are now in better po-
si io i thin ever to ofter
y u Dry G >o Us, Clothing,
Shoes, and in f «ct every-
thing you c :i think of in
the line of Fail and Win-
ter apparei, at prices that
you never u d or tver will
b :y again.
L-'i" Please remember that all
this U|> to-date and Fine Line of
Fall and Winter wear will go in
connection with our
GREAT CL'jSINU OUT SALE.
We remain, very truly yours,
Goodman's
Dep't. Store.
North Broadway.
-o
F.S.—It will more than pay
you to walk up to this end ol
town and see Go viman s largest
stock and lowest prices.
many:
jthe state; for forty years the
I cabinets of Jiirope 1.jolted to hiiri
I for guidance, but at last the
smouldering tires ot liberty
broke forth and his influence
waned, and then reforms came
among the people for a better life
and goyt rnrnent. May this be
I the fate of Russi.i.
Tilt P.^T-OFFlCfi.
The deticit in the postal de
partmenc last yeaf was about
$9,000,000. This year it will not
I be quite so much. 'The expan-
I sion of the service increased c-om-
I mercial activity and will increase
i the revenue Sl0,0(l0,000 over last
year of stamps, postal cards and
stamped wrappers. The Govern-
; ment has sold 600,000,000 more
j than last year, the money order
business has increased 20 per
cent, over last year and has
reached the £10,00'',000 point,
j Xo deticit in E lgland, but a sur
| plus of *22,0011,000, and sir>,00<
000 in Germany. The extension
I of rural routes is a draft on the
United States.
Uncle Sam last year paid the
railroads ijto.tio i,ooo for carry-
ing his mail, It is r.o wonder
the railroads take a hand in poli-
tics.
F. E. Kingsbury,
A great deil has been sal.i about Se
quoyati by the double t-t iters, and ev ry
town has hud It3 weather eye on a Coun-
ty spat site, and for every stream thero
are pro.spec'ive daois and sites for Im-
provements, and ecireely oie of these
hop38 will ever mature—by a dam sit.-.
Will the Isthnii.'in Canal Com-
mission waste the people's mon-
ey and exhaust their patience be-
fore thev begin the work?
This year's corn crop in Okla-
homa will reach between fifty and
sixty million bush 'Is. Coman-
che is rep tried the banner coun-
ty of Okla., and Kay second.
There are 210,000 miles of rail-
road in the United States, they
handled 2.i,000,().)0 cars last
year, thev employ 1,250,000 j
men, and their income last year ,
was more than $2,000,000,000.
This year's cotton crop will not
bi? as great as last year by per
haps 50,000 bales. Comanche is
first cotton county in Oklahoma, |
while Kay is the first in wheat
and oats by several fold, in fact, j
second only in the world in wheat.
Woods county is first in broom 1
corn, and also is first in poultry 1
dairy products, milo mai/; * and |
11. I. Kingsbury
Lincoln
• I3/'
A. G. Rogers, Vice Pres.
Cashier.
County
M
©
Fash Capital,
Surplus (5c Profits
$10,000.00.
4,000.00.
II. JOSKV, Preei • ut
And Uncle Sain allows himself Kaffir corn
to be cheated by the purchase of
presses and paying printers to
publish tons of worthless books
, and statistics, and they serve the
! purpose of filling the mails at
, the time when the 111 tils on the
J railroads are weighed and aver
|aged up to base the per annum
payment to the roads, and dur-
I ing this time the mails are tilled
.with public documents that very
j few people read, but they help
I make millions for the roads.
Truly the age of bronze and
| brawn has passed and the age of
graft is upon us.
DIRlXTOrtS
\V. E. Foster, A. Rogers,
11. I. Kingsbury, I\ E. Kingsbury.
General Banking Business Do. e
Kami loans on our own examina-
tions. Quick money.
Free Use of Fire Proof Vault for Storage of Valuable Papers
K. L. < ON K I 1 N . Vice i'rt Idei t.
t.K( 1(. si T I ON. C fhier
First National Bank
OF PRAGUE, OKl-AMOHA.
Paid Up Capital, $25,000.00.
Transacts all business that is consistent w ith safe banking—^ our pfitroimge solicited.
DIRECTORSI'.S. lloffninn, president I'nion Nation.". 1 bnnl', yluui'lUi, kla. J. . Ln;iiks,
president of the Stroud State bank. Ii. 1- Conklin ol the tnni ot L
\ecncv. II. losey, manager Prague Townsite Company.
Responsibility of StocKholders, s.j00,000.00.
mklin \ tirinini, Sacaod Fox
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Overstreet, W. S. The Prague Patriot. (Prague, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1905, newspaper, October 26, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc116092/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.