The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1903 Page: 3 of 8
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Read our advertisements.
Notice our advertisements.
We make coupon books.
New books at the Public Library.
For city scavenger call up phone 93
Clean up the city for the G, A. R.
encampment.
Low excursion rates for the Mardi
Gras via the Choctaw.
For the best milk shakes and finest
lemonade go to Armstrongs.
Go to Armstrongs for the best milk ]
WETMORE-ROGERS.
At the City Mission Wednesday at
(i p. m. Rev. W. W. N. Wet more and
Miss Minnie P. Rogers were united
in the bonds of Holy Wedlock, Rev.
U.I. Selle, Presiding lOlder oi Fort
Worth district M. E. Church, otlicia-
ling. The bride and groom were
neath attired a d presented- a line
appearance as did also Mi- Maude
Lard, and Mr. Ernest B. Patterson,
bridesmaid and groomsman.
McCall
IN TROUBLE
or.enexpreassa.inai ur. Mimer s swamp- , .„ •
' Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every I - 1 1 ' - ' '
wish in curine rheumatism. Dain in the ' from the sale of Certail
A few
neighbors and friends were present
| including Rev. J. N. Kendall, pastor
M. E church, to witness the marri-
shakes and lemonade in the city. | rr,h_ ... . - ,
I age. I lie ceremony i rj nn wls|1 ln curlng rheumatism, pain in the
Ed l'.xetlton, of Lexington, was 111 i ^ressive. Congratulations by the ; back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
Norman on bjsiuess last Tuesday. I family and friends followed after of ,he "r'nary passage. It corrects inability
. . i to hold water and scalding pain in passing
" it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
were wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
nice j necessity of being compelled to go often
delicacies prepared for the occasion-j during the day, and to get up many times
. , , i , • during the night. The mild and the extra-
. , . ... . . i Kn t, lt was '"deed an enjoy a >,e 11 me j ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
1'or the Jt-s i > s< ] for all present. They « re th«; i realized, lt stands the highest for its won-
recipients of many nice presents i derful cures of the most distressing cases,
.... , .... . ■ , . ., ! If vnti need A medirine vnn shmilH havi> th*
from their friend
daughter of
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble i
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your I
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a i
sediment or set-
tling indicates an ;
-ja unhealthy condi- I
" tion of the kid- | "
neys; if it stains i School Land Secretary to Undergo an
your linen it is j Investigation.
evidence of kid- 1 . ...
ney trouble; too" Charges have been filed with Gov.
frequent desire to j Ferguson against school land secre-
pass it or pain in tary J. .1. Houston and the Governor
. . ... , .'I1? j.f'j0 I has ordered an investigation and if
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- I,
der are out of order. i chcir^cs are found to be true «i leuiov-
What to Do. ' al will lie likely to follow. The
There is comfort in the knowledge so I charges are to the effect that the
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Has it for
Less.
prolit-
iln school leases
in the new country.
For special bargains in farm and which the guests were invi ed
cityproperty see W. T. Ham & Co. I the dinning room where they
For special bargains in farms and | bouniifully serred with many
city property see W. T. Ham & Co
lemonade goto Armstrongs
Go to Armstrongs for the
milk shakes and lemonade ii
city.
best
the
riends. The bride is the ] 'f y°u "d a medicine you should have the i h ()
..j ,, | best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. '
Lev. A. ... iiogeis, | You may have a sample bottle of this ! May-lid.
See W. T. Ham & Co., for special j sion. She possesses rare Christian
bargains in some choice farms if sold virtues and accomplishment, and in
i connection with her honored father.
at once.
Sec the handsome line of well . lias had considerable experience in
taliored skirts at bargain prices at Mission work.
Berry's. [ The groom is a native of the state
The Edmond Band has been secured i of New \ork. Seveial years of his
to furnish music for the G. A. R. En-1 life was spent in the city of Buffalo,
cam ptnent.
You may have a sample
founder and owner of the t'ltv Mis- j wonderful discovery
and a book that tellsi
more about it, both sent|
absolutely free by mail.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Homo of swamp-Root.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men-
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
The snappiest line of gloves,
fans, and parasols in town at
Berry's.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will have a chicken pie dinner and
supper at night on May 2!>th.
All the new and latest novelties
in summer dress goods, they musi
be seen to be appreciated at
Berry's.
Oscar Webster arrived home last
Wednesday night from Manila
where he served for ;i years in Uncle
Sam's regular Army.
Before you buy that new suit of
clothes, pair pants, hat, shoes, or
furnishings see what can be offer-
ed at Berry's.
"Strength and vigor come of good |
food, duly digested. "Force," a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food |
adds no burden, but sustains, nourish
es, invigorates."
Tom Cliesney. of Wagner, blew into
Norman last Monday with designs, so
the gossips say, of taking back with
him as a bride one of the charming
young ladies of Norman.
Sam Davis and Tom Parker, who
have been with Uncle Sam's army for
the past three years, and stationed
most of the time in Honolulu, have
been discharged and arrived home
last Tuesday afternoon.
"A man living on a furm near here
came in a short lime atiO completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand-
ed him a bottle of Chamberldin's Pain
Balm and told him to use it freely and
if not satisfied after using it he need
not pay h cent for it, says C. P. R'iy-
der, of Pattens Mills, N. Y. "A few
days later he walked into the store as
strait as a string and handed me a
dollar saving, give me another bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Btlm. I want
it in the house all the time for it
cured me." For sale by bred Reed.
! Part of the time spent there was de-
voted to city Mission work. He
comes to us well recommended by
his former companions and since he
has been in our town has conducted
himself in a way to win the confi-
dence of our best ciii/.ens. He is
superintendent of the M. E. Sunday
school on the North side and has the
-.onfidencejof his pastor and Presiding
Elder.
High School Graduating Exercises-
Kev. W.M. Anderson, of Oklahoma
City will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon to High Schoo Graduates
next Sunday afternoon at I o'clock
at Opera House.. Tha Graduating
exercises of the class will be held at
house on Saturday eveni.-.g j
Don't make any mistake, but re-
member the name. Swamp-Root. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad-
dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on eyery
bottle.
Died: Last Monday afternoon, lit-
tle Jeneve. the 4-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kelly. She was ill
only a short time from an attack of
congestion of the stomach, which doc-
tors wsre unable to relieve. The fu-
neral services were held Tuesday fore-
noon.
Tiachers Examination-
The city teachers examination
will be Held May —ti, 27, and 28 at the
High school building. Applicants for
positions in the city scho ils will
please be present on the above dates.
Ralph C. Hardie,
Chairman.
Rev. Sterling Park will preach at
the Cumberland Presbyterian churcn
Sunday morning and evening.
Banker C. E. Billingsly, of Guthrie,
who purchased Mr Thwing's interest
in sanitaruui was in Norman several
days this week looking after improve-
ments which are being made in build-
ings and furnishings of institution.
Attention!
Farm Loans
*3r
If you want MONEY come and see us. will
make it profitable to you and interesting to the other fel
low if he makes your loan.
The Andrew King'kade Company, Norman, Okla.
The friends predict for the newly
wedded pair a bright future.
SEEDS,
Wholesale and Retail
Price lists now ready.
Mailed free on appli-
cation. Special at-
tention given to truck-
ers, market gardeners
and florists.
Ill
22 7 West Main St.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Secretary Hitchcock in Oklahoma.
Last Monday Secretary Hitchcock
of the Interior Department visited
Oklahoma for the first time. He re-
mained in the territory until Thurs-
day, visiting many of the cities and
looking after some business matters
which his department of the govern-
ment bad a deal with. It is said that
the Secretary was amazed at the cos-
mopolitan appearance of the terri
tory having never fully realized be-
fore how justly the people in this ter-
ritory were entitled to statehood.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR
MAI. ARIA
Chlls mil feve • Is a bottle of Grove's
Tameless Chill x'onie. ti is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form.
Mo cure. No pay. Price 50e.
An Attorny shot dead by an Editor,
In the Dalhart Texas Sun issue of
j May 9th appeared the following
I local:
Attorney W. T. Keith was arrested
I Thursday and placed under bond to
j appear before justice court on Monday
I the 12th. He is charged with carry-
i ing a pistol and disturbing the peace.
In the associated Press dispatches
of May 12 the fo lowing appeared
I from Dalhart Texas.
L. T. Keith, an attorney, was shot
and killed by George F. Kornegay
editor of the Sun, as the result of a
| quarrel over an article printed in the
j Sun concerning Keith. In the light
j Keith lired at Kornegay without
effect. Kornegay fled after the
shooting.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP IS ASSURED |
Illinois Legislature Passes Public j
Ownership Street Railway Bili.
(By the Associated Press. )
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May 7,—
The senate today concurred in the j
house amendments to the Mueller i
municipal ownership bili. The bill I
itself, which is primarily an act to
enable the city of Chicago to own,
operate, lease construct, etc., street
railways, wi 1 pass the senate anil
the legislation so long sought by
Chicago will go on the statute books.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAK
ING.
When you take Grove's Tiist*
Chill Tonic because the lit inula \
plainly printed on every buitb slmi.
in g that it, Is simpl• Iron and Q ■ iI
ina tasteless form. No cure. No paw-
50.:.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. and
the "Y" will serve meals In Mr. E B.
Johnson's new building during the G
A. R. encampment, May HI. 20. 21 and
22, for the building fund of the Pub-
lic Library. Rest room to be located
on the right-of-way. Any provisions
that can be used, either In raw or f
cooked material, will be thankfully
received, as well as any assistance
that may be offered in the work.
Notice-
The regular meeting of the Nor- ,
man Commercial Club will be held
next Monday evening instead of on
Tuesday avening. The change is
made by reason of the G. A. II. En-
campment which convenes in this
city on next Tuesday.
W. S, Hamilton, Pres.
Joan G. Lindsay, Sec.
An Unhappy SuictfeHtion.
Miss Youngtliyng— And what would
you say, George, 11 I were to tel. you
1 didn't believe one word you say re-
garding the lasting qualities of your
affection''
George—I would say flint you are far
too wise for any ordinary man to mar
ry. Goodbv.—Baltimore American.
The Oomi>luJiiii>R I'nux-imer.
"That man," said the Hull ford ave-
nue conductor, "is as inconsistent as he
Is ungrateful '
"Why what is the matter now?"
"Whv. t'otiu-r day he made a big kick
because l.e l ad to hang oil a strap, and
now lie's growling because he can't j
find a strap."—Baltimore News.
Jokes and Conundrums,
Why are hot rolls like caterpillars?
Because they make the butter IIv.
When is a man thinner than a lath?
When lie is a-shaving.
When will there be but 2"i letters
in the alphabet? When I' and I are
one.
Though I dance at a ball, yet I'm
nothing at all. a shadow.
What is the greatest athel tic
feat? Wheeling West Virginia
How does a sculptor end hi- day-?
lie makes faces and busts.
How does a barber end bis days?
lie curls u]) and dyes (dic>
Wlfat is that which walk- with its
head downward? A nail in a shoe.
On which side of the church i- the
yew tree planted? On the outside.
What will a leaden bullet become in
water? Wet.
Why are the hours from 1 to 12
like good sentries'? Because they
are always on the watch.
Why are writers like chickens?
They have to scratch for a living.
Why is a bald head like heaven?
Because there is no parting there.
When is love a deformity'-' When
it is all on one side,
Why is a person forewarned a mon-
strosity? Because he is forearmed.
Why is .'! o'clock in the morning
only a quarter past 12? Because the
figure :s on the face of the clock is a
tuartcr'past 12. T
L wi.y is: :i o' clock in the morning
only a quarter of 12 Because is a
q uarter of 12.
Why is a silver dollar like a rooster
on a fence? Because the head is on
one side and tail on the other.
Which is the most valuable, the
bride or The gioom?£' The groom,
because the bride is given away but
the groom is often sold.
Why could not Cain sit down? Be-
cause he was not Able.
What did the sun say to the snow?
Come off ti e roof.
What did the rain say to the dust?
I am onto you and your name is m.id
When is a woman like a vchiAle in
common Use? When she is a little
•Milky.
Why is a crying baby in church
line a good resolution? Because it
should be carried out.
How can you turn a dog ii to a
piece of hardware? Kick him ami he
will mal e a bolt for a door.
Why is the moon the greatest
drunkard known? Because as soon
as he has four quarters he gets full,
What colors would you use to | aint
a storm at sea? The winds blue and
the waves ro-e.
What two colors cannot b? seen?
Blindman's bull and Invisible green.
Why is a hen suppose! to be im-
mortal? Because her sun (son) never
sets.
What does an artist like ti. draw
best? His salarv.
What soap is the hardest?
steel (Castile).
When is a -ailor not a siii ir?
When lie's a-board.
They Differ Mneli.
A sett ii i Say, a "bibliophile and
"litterateur" are the same, aren't they
Newitt—Not much! A bibliophile is ; jo:30 a.
most pleased vitli lirst editions, but a
litterateur struggles to aeh eve twenty-
fifth or fiftieth editions. Philadelphia
I'ress.
The teachers of the city sc ails
,vill welcome the G. A. II. their
friends, and the patrons of these i >ols
it their exercises on May 22ml. at
(; ome
■CllO1 1:
and inspect the
work of the
Drs. Bobo and Grillin went ti
Wllflt He Knew.
"Citti no child tell me what kind of
bird N'oali sent out of the ark?" asked
the superintendent.
"Hilly can," volunteered the children.
"His father keeps u bird store." —
Judge.
Guth-
j rie the lirst of this week to attend
! the Spring session of the Territorial
j Medical Society. Dr. Bobo di-cus-ed
\ the .subject of "Acute Gastro-Eiiterlc
Infection," what ever that may be,
! and Dr. Griffin on -'Early treatment
I of the Insane "
-Only
Coin pell Nil t loll.
Jones (at the boarding house)
two little biscuits for breakfast.
Brown — Yes, but think how heavy
thev are. Huston Journal.
For Rent-
Two nicely furnished rooms: suit-
able lor man and wife or for two
young men. Inquire of Mrs. < L.
Boisford. Peters Avenue.
Wliene« Generous Illumine* Spring;.
A man who is generous is always
given credit for having a big heart, but
his liver is what merits the praise.—
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1903, newspaper, May 15, 1903; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117675/m1/3/: accessed May 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.