The Cimarron News. (Kenton, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, August 3, 1900 Page: 1 of 4
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Kenton, Beaver County, Oklahoma, Friday, August 8, 1900.
No 52.
THE
CIMARRON NEWS.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT KEN-
TON, OKLAHOMA TER.
By
L. A. WIKOFF.
Issued Every Friday.
Subscription, One Year $1,25,
Advertising, fifty cents an inch a month
Locals Ave cents per lino each insertion.
Professional cards 15.00 per annum.
Announcement* of candidates forofllcc
$5.00, without regard to lcn th of time.
Entered in the Postolflco at Kentou,
Oklahoma, Tor., as Second Class Mall
Matter. •
Announcements.
I hereby amiouncc myself as a candi-
date for rc-clectlon to the office of
County Clerk, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
F. C. Tract.
Bdltorlal Comment.
With this issue of the News We com-
plete the second volume. For two years
We have Issued the little paper and
hever missed & number, dur circula-
tion has increased gradually without
ttny special effort. Tne valley has made
Hiuch improvement, socially and • finan-
cially and is On the upward grado.with
great prospects for the future. As the
Valley grows the News will keep pace
and do what it can to help its citizens
along. Our mission la to build up, not
tear down; to encourage, not to retard.
Uur habit is not to "pick at evetfy flaw
We see andmake it wider still' nor to con-
done excessive faults, especially of those
in power. Good will, good fellowship
and support of things that be for the
good of all.
Wheat is selling for 54 cents a bushel
titer dn the Arkansas.
It is still asserted that bubonic plague
fexists in San Francisco. •
The Ladles' Hume Journal has the
largest printing plant in America.
7 The regular teachers' examination
'occurs at Beaver, August 18 and 19.
The secdnd crop of alfalfa around
Animas is being cut by the grass-
hoppers.
The Mormons are settling • .the Big
itoru valley, which they intend to re-
claim by irrigation.
Wool i9 slow sale this season. The
warehouses at Clayton are overflowing
&nd new ones belug built.
There Is complaint In Southern Ari-
Iona and New Mexico of a shortage of
water and stock is sutfe ring.
It is claimed by Colorado an thorities
that thunder storms atld bad weather
cause catarrhal fever in cattle, and that
Hlfalfa pasture will cure the stock.
King Humbert of Italy was aaMiasi-
Hated Holiday, by anarchist, who
Ihot him three times, once through the
heart. His son Victor Emmanuel suc-
ceeds liim. King Humbert was one or
tbe least tyrannical of kings, and was
generally loved by his people.
fite situation in China *eema little
Vhiilgud. Ttic dispatcbel rtSciVed from
llie're are not reliable. It ii believed
\hat the foreign minivers are all alive,
Vxcept tiie German. The powers are
leoding troops to the relief of foreign
*ih*ens add the army is Mid to be now
Hilrfhhig oh !>t#.
■SSP^B-
Ckarth WstU'r*.
Six adult* wore baptized in ltd
Canon Inst Sunday. Thoy are converts
of the "Z II" tabenvu'le inciting tn
Juno and are active mctnl>ci'« of the
church and prayer meeting. May thoy
1)0 led Into the green pasture* and he-
side the still watoin is the prayer of
their retiring paltor.
Two wore received into full com
iitunlou with tlio "Z li" church, ouu
frouv probation find one from the M.
E. church at Colony, Kansas. Brethren,
give the a cordial fellowship iu the
church.
"Farewell."
I wish to thank the people of Kenton
and vicinity for their many kind acts
and christian sympathy ' in providing
mo a parsonage and extend.ug a hearty
welcome to a poor vcuturer upon the
promise of God who was scut into the
valley 14 months ago, by the mission
board of the M. E. church, to preach
the Good News of Sulvatiou. Espec-
ially do I thank those outside tho church
who have shown good will and sympa-
thy In a Bubscrlptioual way. May the
blessings of my God who satd, "Lnso.
much as ye did it unto ono of these my
brethren, even these Uast, ye did it un-
to mo," be the everlasting benediction
of the 24th., verso of Matt. 25th
A church was organized tn Kenton
October 12,1899 which now has 89
members on her rolls, after losing one
by death, four to the Baptists and one
by removal.
A church was organized at "Z H,"
October 20, 1899 which now has 48
active members, with the exception of
4 or 5 who are either absent or weak iu
faith.
I commend you toBro. W.J. Carter,
my successor; as your pastor and to the
Great Shepherd of the Sheep, trusting
that the change will be for liis glory and
your good.
"I thank my God upon all my re-
memberances of you, always in every
supplication of miue on behalf of you
all making rny supplication with
joy, for your fellowship in furtheiance
of the gospel from the first day until
now; being cpnfident of this very thing
that He who began a good work in you
will perfcct it until the day of Jesus
Christ; even as it is right for me to tie
thns minded on behalf of you all, be-
cause I have you in my heart."
"Finally, brethren, farewell. Be
perfected; be comforted} be of the same
mind; livo in peace; and the God of
love and peace shall be with you." The
grace of the Lord Jesus Christ; and the
love of God, and the communion of tho
Holy Ghost, be with you all.
Your retiring pastor.
T. B. Paranore.
An old colored lady came into town
last week from tne north, afoot. Sho
said that she came from Meade and was
going to Woodward. She passed
through town about 5 o'clock arid went
on out into the country In the vicinity
of Mrs. Cartmol's place and stopped
out on the prairie for the nlgnt. Fear-
ing that she was demented, Mrs. Cart-
mel sent her son, Charley, over to get
Gene Groves and thoy brought her
back ti> town. They took lier to the
Fox hotel and Mr. Fox said she might
stay all night and they made her a bed
in the kitchen. The next morning when
the family Arose the old darkey was
not to be seen. Some time the next
day slie was seen out on Clear creek,
which Is about 12 miles south of her.;.
She refused to go to any house so
some one took her a lunch which ihe
ate under the trees and then started on |
west. Tlic next that was seen of her,
Bob Mc Far land came to town and ■
notified the slieritT that she was out a-
bout his place four miles wes: of town
wandering about among the cattk-. The
slieiiff sent a man out to lo>k for her •
but slie could lu t be found.—Bcavn >
HeHld.
A LIFE SIZE PORTRAII FrEE!
We have made arrangements with a Kansas City Art Co. to furnish us lite si$
Portraits at such a figure that we intend to offer them absolutely free to all
ONE YEAR PAID IH ADVANCE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CIMARRON NEWS
and none other. We intend to double our circulation in the next 00 days, on thia
great proposition—it costs you nothing for the picture.
T)o not think becauso we are otftrlng Hie pictures free that they are worthless.
They eost u« hind rash and no smnll amount of tho total subscription. Step In-
to our office mid examine tln
SAMPLE ON EXHIBITION.
Bubscribcrs at a distance can send the photos that they wish enlarged, to us
by mall, but thoy will have to bear tl.o expense of getting tho enlarged picture
from our office. Wo lay them down at our office free. You take thorn from
there at your own expense.
We make the further proposition to our one year paid In advance subscriber*
that they can have as many additional pictures enlarged at $1.00 each as they
may desire. You can send the paper to your friends and take advantage uf this
ofTei. We will also have
A LINE OF FRAMES
that will be sold at "Live ano Let Livo" prices. <$2.00 to $3.00 will get a frame
that will surprise you. Address
THE CIMARRON NEWS, Kenton, Okla,
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The big sheep a and Cuttle growers
are daily I'oeuiving orders to toar down
their fences which enclose government
latod. Of course it goes hard but it
must be done.—Clayton Enterprise.
The S. G. Gallup Saddlery Co.
Pueblo, Colo.
When you need any
Saddles,
Harness,
Cow-boy equipments,
Navajo Mank'bft,
Lariat Rope etc-
Send for our Twentieth
Century lAtaljgue, ot older from
The Cimarron Sup-
ply Company.
R. T. FRAZIER*
Maker of the—
Famous
Pueblo
Saddle.
The Best Saddle fOURaC-SK
Flnl-flM* Wstldlc* at InxMcblf
Prim.
Send for catalogue.
It T. FRAZIEB, PWteW* fokftdo
G-u.y W. iBarntlm
Attorney a nd Cou nselor at Law.
•^FliiE insurance—
Stenographer Collection*.
ikaver Okla. Tor.
Some Reasons
Why Everyone Should
Read the—
OKLAHOMA
LEADER.
Because it is the largest and the best
weekly paper published in Oklahoma,
giving all the territorial news all the
time.
It gives the ntjj^rs of the world, sup
plied by. the excellent Soripps-Mc Rae
news sesvice.
It is the official organ of Oklahoma
democracy.
The pricc of the Weeki.y Leader
haft been red need from $1.00 to 30 cents
a i'car. makiiig 52 issues of an
eight page paper flll&l wiih the Very
latest and best uevVs for les. than oho
cent each;
For the price of $1.50 you can get t!.e
Weeki.y Leaden an The Cimarron
News foi' one year. Address all le-
niittanccB to The Cuiaukon News.
BUY PIANOS
and ORGANS,
Frftm
Mrs. W.M. EDDY.
Mason & Hamlin
Organs and Pianos.
AND,
Kimball Organs.
Only a few know the real merits uf
a piano or organ: t ic majority jiidp-
by tlie <n se.
If vo i d< «ire to bnv foi cash or «>ti
®a*5 pat im-nt*, wit* sWlnfc
and prole tion, t .? 4<>Wr w O •
gan from mc.
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ifoiitoto; i - - d.ita
GENERAL STORE
series
Geeds
Notions et(r.
We have a nice linn of dry good*, muslin"*!, lawns mosquito netting o!0
Our stock of hoots and shoes is the best in tho country,
Mfili'n and lwn \s hats. \ fair stock of overall* and pant*,
A lot of big Jars and gallon milk crocks Just recoivc d.
Come m and give us your order for a suit of clothes, fl guaranteed
Rope, harness and sole leather constantly on hand*
We sell the Challenge Windmills and tho Famous Gallup Saddle*
CIMARRON SUPPLY Co.
Kenton,
Okla.
HONtilOSE BICYCLI
THE WHEEL V. O. D. on approval, allowing yoato u Iterate i '
amino It fr., ly before you accept It if Is not ail and maw "
vat inr^aui in ft uicycie ever oneren. nefnaniw
.'j cl on tlu> inni kot, and jrou ihwd not aooapt It nor
v Hail it we represent. Wo «ru EXGLI/SIVK 1
TCHEM JumT UKb this method of quick)* ta
oue UM boneiit. Thil offer of a sample wheel at tfil: "
marto to ne< re a RIDER AQE&T I" «uch town to
and take or on. Our agents make money faet.
represent
ca £Bss.tsssi3aaa -'
tin;,*, iluah i->lnts, Improred el pander device tj (Mm mm! po
handle liar; KoyalArrh crown i the eele' rate 1 May I. hubaandha...
tho ra le<«t running krionu; Keeord "A" tires, the !*;.f and or.ao
mont expcn'-ivetfreion thi!market. The trnultic #4 Mralagcr Uri *
Kaddlej |'< ■' Us tools and ucceeDortcs the U t olitainable. Emuni
Ilia. maiM. n or coach green, highly tint lied and ornamentedi i._
finished nlektUng on all brli/Ut r«rt . We thoroughly teet every p
of material that goea Into this machine. Our b lad lac JCM1! tmmw
•■tee bond with each bicycle. ,
COCC to sw one Bending the I1ILM cash In full with order we wilt
rntE erd free a genuine Hardlrk 10,CM mile barrel pattern cyt*>
, meter i or a high grade floor pump. Toar money all backlf yoa are not
CHEAP WHEELS. Mtetoi^Undrt'1
concern* and big supply house s advertise and sell as high grade. We can fornlah UKor
hom ver. at* to(7 stripped* < . W.7S to tltSOcomplete. We do not guarantee nor recof
mend them. BEFORE r KT EKINfl m bkycle of any one else, no matter who «* ho*
cheap, write as and let u tell ;,on how much we can saveyou on theeame machine
"ST UMCLE la
In each town for this purpose. We have several hundredSfX<M> HANI* WIICKU taken In trade which we
will cl.rie out at ft to +10 each: also some shopworn sample-* and " maids very cheap. 8. nd for ■areata Ua
Wilt REMAHIU1 V is unquestioned. We refer to any lmnk or huslness h-use in Chicago■. or any erpewaetf
rail road company. We will seudyou letters of refcixnee direct fr .tn the largest banks In (,'hkago if yM t
ceyn vnim nnnco today This low pri.oandtho <• special term, of shipment wl&ottt illJMN ■
dCNU IvUn UPlltH bewOhdrawn very i wn. tV"(/lve mtme of thl r>ar>e^
«/. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY.
THE
BOULDER,
cm«rs Classical. Scientific. Medical. Normal and Elactlva
Courses, Includ'ns Music.
dctn eeices admitted on equa! .arms. Tuition, too'ttwna of Cc'crad^c
free ? to non-residents, nomtnai.
T'-.e Facility consists of
TWENTY-ONE ABLE SPECIALISTS.
'_at>ora;t>r:ss we!l aaulpped: Excellent Library. Flovls* rg Litar^f
TWO Hl'NDRED DOLL•
. oS' TVPr nil *.%ve clothing
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