The Cherokee Cosmos. (Kremlin, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, March 9, 1894 Page: 1 of 8
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Tht only strictly truthful paper on the Strip
Motto:— FAR COD TELL ThE TRUTH AND MAKE MOREY
ALBTfiT & ALbERT Editors and Publishers
VOL I: NO 4
KREMLIN mO NORSE 0 COUNTY 0 T FRIDAY MARCH 9 ISO
$150 PER YEAR
BUSINESS CARDS
LAWYERS
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WiOKTT'G STPPX S- mNKUYG
I aw vm I’nct c' in all Pcdcri!
and Territorial Court a I-i-l 0'lii-' 1 i-i-MiM'
Plaint tan! i 'Cimiil llnor 1’ 1 1 ( 1 1 i
Building Pnid
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Tcrritnral and Mrip emr t I ' i ’ i ar naiic -and
emite-tin' a ‘peeti'tv 'i"li ‘'dc
Ok aw lic'wemi 1-t iiai 2 11 t Old
town envoi'Mi'v i IT'cc
CARP
Flour
Provisions
Groceriss
Canned Goods
Seeds
Hardware
Painis
Oil Gasoline Et
NTER ROSE & C 0
Their stock is all
select and their prices
as low as the lowest
IF
courteous treatment and
square dealing will se-
cure your trade they
patron-
SlIAViXGS AND CHIPS
wil have your
age
C U Ciifpmi'cr T C R nr F C Fulton
(imurd All rt 1 aiullrf
K Him LI X
JiOlSM AND NOTATIONS
Our Scribe Moves Among (Uo Noisy
Meclmnies anti Singles out
Several good ittms
Egcs 15u
April fool npxt
Fu'ler 15c no Sod
Now plant potatoes
Advmi in the Cosmos
Elegant spring weather
Parties approaching the Cosmos office
after next vat' icul have no fear of
two dangerous looking machines with
winds on 'on screwed onto fence posts
They don’t “go II” unless you get a
crank hold of them Fact is the junior
un ruber of this linn is a Yankee wo-
man and has to have yellow corn meal
and you cn't buy “yelier” corn meal
tin in these necks of the woods So
ue have gotten in an order for one of
Vi i : so n Bros Easton IV mills and
Mill have ordered a few bushels of
Yankee flint corn and when we want
j a little “Johnny cake” or “samp” we’ll
j feed some in'o that mill and sot her to
I grinding Ami we’ll make that same
Gem ral new3 on page three
Large numbers of gardens being made ! mill grind our “whole wheat’’ flour and
You can’t tell when Cherokee winds
m dl blow
Furtcr’s English Kitchen west side
Square Enid Df
Kremlin has a stock of drugs now in
Dr Burge's inTo"
Short editorial sketches on second
SM1 ht AV
Dili dor
pivoii
and i :
I Ul L PE ns
KiMMiili" f’onfMi'ior 'ind
’Ian " r i-do d -ind a-tini'iti''
Ml '-'"k li prompt attention
uirantcod
graham Did women ever think what
null white hulled corn meal is anyway?
Just think white corn— always inferior
in strength to yellow corn— is first
cracked and the best part taken out
for lmminy Then it is crackc-d again
and the next lest part goes into grits
and what is left is robbed ot all good
by being run through
White corn meal is
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p me first column j that remaims
We are prepared to supply blanks of limiting doll)
I kinds on short notice j little better than corn dust One of
For watches jewelry etc etc go toYl!aon’s mills is a handy thing on the
E U Beauchamp’s Enid 1-2 j fUm Jll8t
to help out on weight wo
II iil the editors ot the Cosmos and nd a No 0 bone mill sent along
F('OR T Wt (''riinn'p- in! Irin--r
li otini t’-'M-C fitlie-'
Kre’’'I'il u i’l eontr'i' 1 f'l- i'n "iv 'ion of
building Plan drawn ami r-thniti"
mad' 4 1 f
m:ut n in
r’ii'iifnlcr intd
ill cot tr n't for
the erection of loti'd'n"- Miv'i("’e on
the etlip PI in in' I 1' fiir-
tlished 'i lien 'e'reil M' work li"''’i'd
In woi kmanlikc lii'imr'r ai d prompt atten-
tion £d I'll to hll-dlie-
PMYSICIA ‘IS
GOOD
Groceries General Merchandise
Hay Seeds and Feed
sa
ruuii
and on it we’ll grind up some of the
old bullalo bones from these prairies
to feed the chickeus and mix with the
Come and try
K Y OfTh
Ctivrokee Drug Store
Phv-iciim ami ‘nigcen
'ly'F' D
- tlm
n er
Enid
KREMLIN
OKLAHG
MA
T MVP Pin 1 I" fil'd
ii goon Krom'in OMahnni' Ter''
All enlU promptly answered from office ay
or night
0 UUMEUSON
J A YEOMANS
O forge c
Enid )
drug ore E M
at all hours
I I’hv'ieiui: ''nil Surgeon
r fMiiee vvit'n T)iail'ii"'
near 2nd Answers eall
Ml
T I) Rock T-
rrpcr'ntendent rf Henlth 1 c'iuiiH torme'l' ot London
Fnirbin t will lie found at hi otttee N’o
Jt20 oklali "i M ' e no o 'ip'i'iir North
Enid el all hour d v r r'0it
GUMEESON & YEOMANS
— gf DEALERS IN—
Coal Hay Seed Oats Corn
The most practical fashion magazine
published iu this country to-day is
The Domestic Mouthiy now in its
twentieth year Every issue contains
over 100 illustrations of novelties in
every department of costume street and
house gowns wraps millinery lingerie
children’s Wear etc Its home dress-
making hints and helps are most com
plcte and useful for a Domestic paper
pattern in sizes to fit every kind of figurQ
can tie obtained for every garment des
cribed ami illustrated The Domestic
Monthly is only $1 50 a year 15 cents a
copy and every copy contains a coupon
good for a pattern absolutely free Pub
Indu'd at Broadway and 14th St New
York
KREJIIIN OKLA
B)R3EPS
-fr-vrLL J M IVirber and HiiirdresNer
K rml'iti shop direct! e:it ot
depot Ymir patronage oltcited
E 1T '1TEU J AV It irber und Itair-
dresser four door south of EmU'i
Building Enid i the id we to get lued
Whenever you are at the county seat
STtEEh'LE E K Parb"r and Uair-
dresser shop rnrni'T Oklahoma ave
and Second street North Enid Smootli
shaves sliek hair ruts and elean towels are
his specialties Do not forgpthiin
HOTELS
T-TOTEL MONTF7rl $125 to $2 00
pord iv South side Square Enid
J li Miller proprietor
TJTUKIMKD MOUSE Near depot North
Enid (leo rt Hubbard Prop
First-class $2 CO a clay house
O HOOKER MOTIVE nddd'e of west
side of Square Enid Charles M
Crocker prepristor One dollar per day
Firt-elas aeeomtnndatioTis
JUSTICES
ALBERT HAUL N PAGE Justice
-of the Pence rent est-de and eol'eetton
agent Ofllee wirh tills paper Kremlin
ARSON J lb J nMtr e of the Ppaee
anil eolleetton agent east side North
EdIJ Careful attention given all business
REAL ESTATE
AK E ST It AW
& KEMP Real Estate
Loan and InMiranee Agents Enid
TTNDEK
Kxcl
tiango Claims boug'it and sold
Homesteads located city property listed
town lot for sale B tsineiss transacted
in all parts ol the teriitory The best
references Enid Oklahoma
WILIIAH LAY
Chairman Board of
County Commissioners
J S SHOEMAKER
Notary Public and
Land Attorney
Lay & Shoemaker
Real Estate Brokers and Land Attorneys
Investors and Collectors
Insurance
KREMLIN “O” COUNTY OKLAHOMA
A J REICH PORTER TIPTON
REICH & TIPTON
Contractors and Builders
Will contract for the erection
of buildings on the Strip Plans and
Specifications furnished when desired
All work finished in workmanlike
manner and prompt attention
given to business
PAINTER
IND-aY WILLIAM Scenic Artit-t
and Fainter Order lef'tuith Frank
& Grav east !iib North Enid for “billy
the Faiuto' M will receive prompt utteutiou
lioue Own ami scenic palming
Wiwwniiinn nriTirwiimmnr n nui nar rn rtnrtrrrnnnnrr — rj
" R0R0L0SER
Fr elteal Watelnniiker
b and
First
TTAHRIS li A
--- andJaweler liepairing of line aud
complicated wutches specialty
door west of pot ofllee Enid
NOTARY PUBLIC
A LBEItT II F Notary rutdic Krem
' linOklHhoina Ofllee with Cosmos
Prompt at ention given U county work
KREMLIN
0KLA
Farm and Town Property
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Mair & Calbick
KltJOILIX OKLAHOMA
The Meanest Toughest Hardest Real
Estate Rustlers on the Strip
eve them all the news you know
A telegram to Dr G W Roneker at
Noith Enid will insure liis prompt at ten-
I rt
Hn- 1-0 i soil around our trees
Over twenty thousand applications I lhe mijia
were made to lease school land on the '
Strip
District court will commence in Eaid
Tuesday next with Judge Burford on
the bench
The Cosmos has some excellent claims
for sale also relinquishments at from
$125 to $400 each ltf
You wi!l save many an old dollar on
lumber and hardware by trading with
J A Dobry Kremlin ltf
Bi'fire vou buy a Breaking Plow or
D e Harrow see J A Dobry Kremlin
Satisfaction guaranteed ltf
Friends of tbe Cosmos should request
a'l legal notices they are interested in
published in this paper
’Fake your loots and shoes to Aurell
& Roger North Enid for repairs Full
line boots shoes and rubbers ltf
The Enid Pharmacy North Enid is a
flrt-class Drug store and they want
jour trade Give them a call 1-3
When iu Enid don’t fai’ to visit the
cewelry establishment of E U Beau-
jhamp comer E street aud Square 1-2
A social dance will be given this even-
ing or to-morrow night in the new Mes-
ser hotel If work is sufficiently advanc-
ed it will come off to night
Leave orders here for copies of next
week’s North Enid Tribune containing
the Kremlin write-up There should be
two thousand copies ordered
"Tbe Dealing Spirit ” page seven P
an excellent story and "Swell Appa’
on third page "Mysteries of Flo- er8
seventh page will interest lady re£Ujer's
"To be or not to be that ques
tion” and to-morrow wl n8Wer u w
tbe Land Office We doubt jf ylliatn
Lay with all bis coasted ''influence’'
can keep Kremlin f
Coi James B rennan has put keg beer
into bis Mon arch saloon at last now the
boys can bave their "German Remedy"
without investing In full bottles The
Colonel evidently expects business to go
off with a boom nrter the to-morrow
Many of our proposed settlers will
lose their claims through misunderstand
ing the homestead laws A home-
steader must commence Jiving on his
claim within six month after settlement
was initiated Many homesteaders think
they have six months after filing no mat-
ter from what they date settlement
The tales published by this paper of
siViTe suffering on the Strip from the
late cold weather was a "fake” telegram
Our northern neighbors can rest assured
it is never as cold here as further north
With our loose buildmes aDd Inadequate
wood supply some families of course
suffered but nothing like as severely as
the reports published
Ira C Carver has decided to make a
trip back to Missouri at a very early
date and possibly remain away from
Kremlin Our citizens will miss their
good natured and smooth shaving barber
and while all wish him good speed all
hope he will return again to his O coun-
ty home "Uncle Ira” was the writer’s
"pard” in making the trip into the Strip
and we have found him a true friend as
faithful as steel
Tbe Kremlin brick yard got in anot
load of hard wood from Dove
Tuesday During tbe day team' £ on'
menced to haul it away F' J C0m
wood f o b in Dover arl
Rock Island station belov Second
is only $180 and $200 ' “ SlriP"
- prr cord
Capt Bill Willium'
loner and county
into a shooting
and sent bul1
awhile No
ed
Wc
r ay rtnfauS iDSaIIments or frado
for team and plow Do
Ine IhSJ f a "hih ooed" oufit bu‘
one that c lD get there" on our claim 2tf
iatJ10 C!‘eroke® Pharmacy South Enid
a tr e oldest Drug Store in the Strip
v f ?n ‘hem They wnt your trade and
will treat you right Remember to gva
them a call On the corner 1-3
B L Iline has a hotel on 1st street
North Enid around the corner from Ok-
lahoma avenue that puts up a meal and
furnishes lodging hard to beat ltf
—
COSMOS WOULD LIKK TO KNOW)
—If Eb Moore isn’t onto the combina
tlOOt j
T C Rose of C R & Co can
tell the difference between mucilege and
mince meat
—If II Porter Tipton is not the most
artistic member of the Liar’s Club and
entitled to the chair of Annanias
-If county commissioner William
Lay basn t learned by this time that two
animals askunkand a newspaper man
are bad things to stir up
hy tbat U(jj Wjjj swort3 t0 a
finish which was to come off at four
o clock yesterday between G Wilhelm
and uus Gumerson did not materialize
COSMOS WOULD LIKK TO SEE:
—Every town resident put In their
best licks to improve the town now
— rome early date observed as Arbor
Dav by Kremlin citizens when ever?
public square and both sides of every
street would be set out with trees and
shrubs
-Every man who reads the Cosmos
pay n a year’s subscription in advance
for it and then pay for four month’s
subscr ption for half a dnzm friends and
seud them as Col Jim Brennan does
COSMOS DG1RS IT RUMORED
Iowa Curg0 WM tt J P back Id
—That to-morrow will be the til lm-J
portant day in and to Kremlin ’
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Albert and Albert. The Cherokee Cosmos. (Kremlin, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, March 9, 1894, newspaper, March 9, 1894; Kremlin, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2092410/m1/1/?q=%22United+States+-+Oklahoma+-+Garfield+County+-+Kremlin%22: accessed June 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.