The Weekly Herald. (Miami, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 19, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 30, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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IExpanJing nsthti occasion r(uires
We have addml to our largo itock of
Furniture Carpets Matting and the like
e line of elegnnt
WALL PAPER
In all the latent patterns amt colors
Conre ami see it A large invoice of
USsM&Y fMRRB&GES
jnst received Yoi can’t fad to he suited
d in need of anything in that line Our
supply of ltockers Sofas Red Lounges
and Couches Lawn Settees Mirrors
Ficture Frames and Easels Carpets and
Matting i large and complete and we
are offering
Bargains In Every Line
WndertaMng
In all its branches receives our careful attention at
any hour day or night
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Pryor Creek huslncat men are
figuring on so artesian well
Thi Frisco railroad paid 175 In
IlsicatoCIsremora last week
8outh MoAlesler’s commercial
club will )ucoiornUs
BsrUesvIlls talks ot building
bridge across Csney
Six stool buildings srs going op
In Ada
The first rubber tired boggy to
Muskogee arrived there only last
I week I
Only one etste lss more rsUroad
I construction under wsy thso the two
1 territories aod that elate It Trxae
Pishing parties are heina organized
in the towne ot Oklahoma Some
good flvh ore being caught
If Mr Csrnegle will donate
a million dollars tor a capital
thought that Qolbrle would be
log t accept
half
ills
will
AtTKlw Ctseefcee hult
said that the Dawes Uomrali-
wlll oocplei Iks ep iiaiaetseni
ot land In Iks Cherokee Nation hv
I he Irat ot Septemnyr Sixteen Hi
praiaing camps with two Hppntlanx
parties to each camp will go to tlii
Cherokee Nation aa stain m the work
is com plctal In the Creek Natloo
which will le about May 1 It la lit
Intcntloo ot the comm a lou to
con plcte the work of allotting In ih
Creek Nation give tttlea end dose
up affairs there wltldn two years
About twintvone of our bust cltl-
teua attended the dAlicatlon ot tin
new I 0 0 F hall at Falrland last
The Odd lellowe propoaw to srectl ven They report the MIetm
en orphans' home somewhere In lb eam Uie hetl hfy
ever witness!
Indian territory and the lowna that F(fll iangiy anf Uenrv 11111 asy
want the lostitulioo aie Invited to Fairlsmi lld iredlt lo thein-
°P I sdvee In the way they treated th
visitors At late hour they separator!
with nothing but happy thoughts
bss tba contract to survey the Klowal AflllB lll(an 0nlde
Comanche country now liae
and
four camps ot men at wo lend they
The contractors are busy at work jr Kiting along rapidly
road from 1 “
J The announcement that Wolcott
will aucceed Hitchcock aa secretary
I
A lull line of undertakers supplies always in stock
and furnished at bed rock prices We have our own
Hearse and experienced Funeral conductor
MEREDITH a
West Side Main St Miami 7 T
I grading the Choctaw
1 Uarlehoroe to Ardmore
Train on the new "Frisco’ from
ISapulpa to Denison are running
regulatly
The stamp on bank checks tel
egTsois mor'gsgcs lesses money or-
der etc to b removed after
June 30lb
The first town In the Indian Terri
I lory to get free rural delivery Is
1 Tulsa— Democrat
The first rund mail delivery route
for Oklehoms will be established at
Perry It will cover territory north
ot the city
The government survevo's arn
here 'and will lay out the biundar'e
of the town next weak 1 hey wer
met by a committee of representative
uititeoe ami driven around over lit
ill be welcome bwlyowo a0 ahown where it wsa desired
In the Indian tenttory Any change lhM lhM boundrlcs Uuld m
would be sAtlsUciory It Is thought mlle They wer well pleeed win
comblna r reception and remarked that
Chelsea w$ the first town to show
such an interest In tbeir towu'e wd-
Oovenor Barnes says: -It in In 1 far-Reporter
possible for a man to he falsa to Inal
friends and true to his country " Tlieo
he signed the veto ot the public
building bill and was trno to hit
connlry What did be think of the
men who were urging him to sign the
bill?
of the interior
We learn that Chief Buffington
baa appointed Henry Eiffert townalte
appraiser Fort Oibson on part of the
Cherokee nation— Dost
naggnagaani
!7sa
m
k
C-leat - Met Groceries
Choice Fresh Meat of all kinds
always on hand
e kill our own beeves and hogs
and know that they are fat and
sound
W L Lapsley la warming things
op as etoek inspector II knows
all the brands and will keep bis eye
on the ranches throughout the Torrl
tory— Wynne wood Truth
Reports coming from Ferry thatl
the people of that town are not tear
Ing their shit la in rejoicing over the
appointment of John Ollphant aa
register ot the Mungutn land office I
All the same John la a good aa the I
average run of republican oificlalrl
DRUG
ST0RE
Everything in the Grocery line
New and Good and sold at the
lowest prices
When you are bilious use those
famous litile pills known aa DeWItl'
I Little Early Risers to cleanse the
liver and bowels They never gripe
—Alpha Pharmacy
We deliver Meat and Gorceries anywhere in town
Fasts M EGNEW & WALKER
f-ast Side Main Street Miami Indiau Tor
Elmore I T March 18— Corn
I planting seems to be the order ol'
the day Vet and Pearl Carpenter
j have finished planting The ground
Is rather dry and hard and needin4
rain badly
Like Oliver Twist culldren ask tor
(core when given One Minute Cure
ilothers endorse it highly for croup
t quickly cures ad coughs and colds
and every throat and luog trouble
It la a sped Be tor grippe and asthma
and has long been a well known
remedy for whooping cough— Alpha
Pharmacy
s the greatest
Metropolitan Democratic Weekly in the Southwest
THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY TIMES
ONLY 25 CENTS PER YEAR
AH the News of All the World All the Time
An old expert in the Kansas oil
and gaa fields haa explored around
Wagoner and ia satisfied that great
deposits will be found there and that
the field will soon be developed
There wss a terrific thunderstorm
at Chickssha Monday night and the
people were so badly scared that
several of them paid up their back
subscription to the Express ‘-De
old man" would havu been happy
lad he not been scared Into counip
tions himself-
A A LESUEUR Editor I
FEARLESS PROGRESSIVE COMPLETE J
Come in j)
— y
THE HERALD AND THE TfMES ONE YEAR $i J
The Chickssha Ex pres says that
everything points to work commen
cing at an early date on the Rock
Island extension frotg that place to
Paula Valloy The final survey has
been made 1
C W Uollty an industrious far
merjof Bee was in J)urant Tuesday
trading He says tb people in his
community are very busy this week
planting corn— Times-Eagle
By Special arrangement we can furnish
Free for one year to everyone of our subscribers All you have to do is to
renew for tbla paper for next year and tell us that you want the THE
PRAIRIE FARMER and we will order it sent to you one full year free
We will also send The Prairie Farmer free one year to every new subscriber
who pay qs one year In advance
Don't put this off if you want to get that great one dollar farm
psper free one year
A to the Memphis extension let
no one think that Vinils is asleep
because no general stir re being made
’res Yoakum has promised Vlnlta
that a Miami-Vlolta survey will be
made and Mr Yoakum is not a man
who breaks hie word We need this
toad and when it comes to a show
down we most get it— Leader
Golds
Coughs
Croup
Afflict old and
young
At this Season
Articles of incorporation were 1
sued Saturday at South MoAlestcr to
the Bank of Salllsaw Salhsaw 1 T
capital 125000 and to the Choctaw
jumber and Manufacturing Com-
pany of Durant with a capital of
125000
Ardmore will have a street fair aod
earn va) beginning March 26 and
lasting until March 30 Among the
attractions are "Grand floral parades
carnival ball horses wsppers' convent-
ion daring feats In midair finest
midway attractions concert by Car
Dival band firemen’ exhibition "
etc and "all as free as the ait you
breathe"
Louis Cohn the wholesale hop ale
man formerly doing business at
Wagoner has paid the fine ot (1000
assessed against him by the Mnsko
gee court This is said to be the
largest fine ever paid into the court
in the Territory
OUR
MEDICINES
CURE THEM
Working 24 Honrs n Dor
There’s no rest tor those tireless 1
little workers — Dr King's New Life I
Pills Millions are always busy)
curing Torpid Liver Jaundice Bll-1
iousness Fever and Ague They
banish 8ick Headache drive out I
Malaria Never gripe or weaken
Small taste nice work wonders Try
them 25o at Alpha Pharmacy
1M0
Is Sold With
A
JPositfee
(Guarantee
Miami Ind Ter
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Yantis, V. C. The Weekly Herald. (Miami, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 19, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 30, 1901, newspaper, March 30, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1729395/m1/2/: accessed June 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.