Tecumseh Republican. (Tecumseh, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 17, 1899 Page: 3 of 4
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[HE TECUMSEH REPUBLICAN.
Tlmv ii. O.tti. R. K. Co.
Leave
6:40 a m. >
it
a. m
12:3ft p. lu.
Arrive 3:1ft p. ni.
Via Wis ter.
Arrive
4:S0 p. rn.
7:25 a. in.
iraet.
El Reoo.
klahoma City
Shawnee
Bouth McAleste
W later
Fort Smith
Bt. Losi»
Bt Louis
Fort Smith
Wlaur
South McAlester
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
El Reno Arrive V oft p in
Between El Reno and Oklahoma C ly.
150 pm: 005; Lv Okla City. Ar 740 am IJ **0pm
4 52 pin: 9 05 p to Ar El Reno Lv B40 am 11 15 >in
For rates and other Information apply to
J K. HoI.OF.n. Trade Majihjcit.
South McAlestei I. T.
Iseav“ ft 1ft p
• 11 00 a
‘ 12 90 p tn
1 15 p m
6 35 „
8 05 p
V 05 p
Tecumseh It), Co. Time Table.
Effective July 1st.
Going north
W. F. Brady baa opened a second
hand store.
Judge Cease is here from Lex-
ington attending court.
I. A. Smith will close out his
branch store at Hoidenville.
Amass H. Auderson has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Moral.
See Geo. L. Rose for farm loans.
Money furnished to prove up.
Mrs. Burton died in the city last
Monday with spinal meningetis.
Two children belonging to Mr.
and Mrs. \V. L. Cair on Little
River, did last Tuesday morning
with apinal meningetis. They
were buried in a double casket.
1 have two farms for rent, if
taken immediately. C. J. Johnston.
P. W. Cunningham has been ap
8:30 a. tn. }
12:45 |>. m. /Lv,
®P
Tecum ie h
(loins south. | pointed postmaster at Meanko, this
Ar..' SStS: ooonty.
4 P m S. S. Rains has been confined to
p. rn j
5:39 j). m. \
All (ruins curry passengers.
,0«.,M;»ser. "TafcLrr, | his room the past few days, but is
___ ; now much better.
FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1899.
Try the Dark cigar, I). D. Klapp.
Car load of BigCfimif at Offill’s.
Sheet music at Gaylord's drug
•tare.
Go to Gaylord's for fine tube
paints.
Miss Vinta Lee attended an en-
: tertainment at the home of Ewers
j White, at McLoud, la«t Friday
j evening.
F. A. Hendricks lias opened the
i Farmers restaurant on South Broad
way and seems to be doing a pros-
i perous business.
Mrs. J. W. Davidson came in
from Amarillo, Texas, Tuesday on
Country produce of all kinds I a visit of a few weeks to her father
mother and sister, Capt. and Mrs.
S. J. Scott and Mrs. J. II. Gill.
wanted at Zeigler's
Sea Gaylord tor any quality or
kind of Wall Paper.
Table delicacies a specialty at
Zeigler’s up-to-date grocery.
Blank books and memorandum
books at Gaylord’s drug store.
Nothing but the freshest and best
tn groceries at L. J. Zeigler’s.
SEED OATS, Garden and Field
The Tecumseh Ax Handle works
are turning out quite a lot of work.
Besides supplying the home de-
mand, they ship large quantics to
Oklahoma City wholesale dealers.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Telephone company will put in a
line from Oklahoma City to this
city. They already have connec-
Seeds of all kinds m G, A. OffilIV liu,'» wilh lleal1) al1 the iuli'01lllnt
; towns in the territory.
bc^ound at "(LA1 A ania11 tornado visited Okla
Offill’s 1 henra City last Saturday morning
» j wicli resulted in considerable dara-
Don t forget to call at the Rk- I age to property, but no fatalities,
ruin.Kan office when you want to From the newspaper reports, it
prove up oil j our claim. j seems that the new institutions
Nichols & Larsh will make a | lately located in that city received
specialty tin season of ordering I the most damage.
lepaiis for all kinds of machinery, Tt . , .. , ,,
1 It is reported that the governor
will veto the county weighers bill.
The Gem ILikery lias received a j This hill was an attempt to give
fresh line of the# tines* tobacco j county weighers a moiioply on all
made. If vim chew do not fail to | weighing, and no doubt a pretty
^ see and try it. good slush fund was used in'secur-
Fur a pood set of harness or a
saddle call on Cissna and you will
get what you pay for and not a
misrepresentation.
Nichols tfe Larsh carry the most
complete hue of pumps fixtures,
engine supplies ami oil in the coun-
ty. Gin nidi know them by repu-
tation as the leaders in these lines.
G. M. Cissna, the Pioneer Sad-
dle and Harness maker of Pott
county, is still doing business at
the old stand, South Broadway, Te-
cumseh.
Geo. L. Rose buys school war-
rants or loans money or. them.
If Cissna tells you that it is hand
made hamess you are nuying, it is
just that way and no other.
Supplies for all kinds of sewing
machines at sewing machine office.
'I'. O. Harter, the Sewing Machine
Man.
The (iem Bakery has added a
fresh line of tobacco to their stock, i
Anything you want in the chewing
line at this establishment.
For John Deere and Oliver
Chilled Plows, the best made, and
agricultural implements of all kinds
go to Nichols & Larsh.
Services every first Sunday at
8:15 p. m. and every third Sunday
at 11 a. ni. at the First M. E.
church, corner of Main and Sixth
street. C. M. Kimball, pastor.
You can always find what you
want in groceries and produce of
all kinds at L. J. Zeiglcr’s, South
Broadway. He makes the prices
right.
F. D. Tarpley, of the City Meat |
Market, lias spare ubs tverv Fri-
day. He carries a complete line of
fresh meats, weinerwurst, saur
kraut, pickles, pickled piggs feet,
tripe, etc. He will pay the high-
est market price in cash for tur-
keys, chickens, eggs and butter.
Steel Ranges and Stoves of every
kind and description are ilways on j
hand for customers to select from j
at Nichols & Larsh’s. They buy j
in full car loads. Remember they j
are the leaders when it comes to 1
making price? and selling stoves.
ing its passage.
J. B. Otto has purchased T. J.
Shawhau’s interest in the round
; bale gin and compress ami is now
| sole owner. Since its establish-
ment in this city the compress lias
certainly made some money and tin-
douiinedly prospering or Mr. Otto
would not have desired to put
more money into the institution.
County Clerk Caffrey of Okla-
homa county, who was sent to jail
for refusing to extend the 24 per
cent raise on the tax rolls of that
county lias been released oil a
•152,000 bond pending a hearing of
his case before the supreme court
of the United States. lie will now
make up the tax roll without the
raise of 24 per cent.
Marion Lee writes from Honduras
J that he and his companion, Mr.
1 Young, have located mines and aie
1 getting ready to go to work on
I them, lie expresses the belief that
there is plenty of gold in that
country, the only difficulty being
in getting it out. 'Die gold i«
found in the rivers and nearly all
the work of mining lias to he done
in the water. During the rainy
season the rivers become so high
that work has to be suspended en-
tirely. Prices are a little stiff yet,
flour $25 a sack, nails $1 a pound
and an ordinary ax $4. Otherwise
it is better than the Klondike, for
vegetables are plentiful the year
round.
District Court.
Court was to have opened in this
city last Tueaday, but owing to
some court matters which had not
been wound up in Oklahoma county,
Judge Burwell did not arrive un-
Jas. M. Jordan of Arkansas, has tj| Wednesday morning.
Col. J. M. Stovall is here from
Lexington this week.
C. W. Baylis was bound over in
the probate court Tuesday for steal
ing five head of cattle.
Wednesday and Thursday were
consumed in calling the docket,
dismissing cases and hearing mo-
tions by attorneys.
The grand jvry received their in-
structions and assumed work Wed-
nesday afternoon.
A large number of iraportint
cases are docketed for this term,
•nd as a result the town is full of
people called here by the court.
The Republican will give the
court proceedings each week as
cases are disposed of.
NAMES OF GRAND JURORS.
Henry Loop, G. W. Hardin, J.
W. Holmes, W. J. Wright, Win.
Schumacher, Jim Culver, R. II.
Patterson, M. L. Davis, J. It.
Hermon, M.
Benliam, J.
purchased the P. A. Cunningham
place near Ceok post office.
Mrs. Burwell and Mrs. Shear,
wives of Judge Burwell and Clerk
Shear, came over from Oklahoma
City Wednesday to remain during
court.
Marshals Heck Thomas, Ned
Sissen and “Dug” are attending
to the U. S. prisoners, witnesses
etc., who appear at this term of
court.
Wm. Crossland a prominent cat-
tle man with headquarters on the
North Canadian northeast of this
city, was in the city ou business
Wednesday.
Edward J. Gilpin of Avoca, Carl
G Marx of Cook, and Elmer Coul
ter made final proof on iheir claims
before Commissioner Goodrich last
W ednesday.
Under Sheriff Ward reports that
he met Sam MeCorkell, who at one
time was an employe of the Leader
in this city, while at Lansang. Sam
has a good position in the warden’s
office.
Judge J. R. Keaton, formerly
judge of this judicial district and
late demo pop candidate for dele-
gate to congress was in the city
Wednerday. The judge has many
admirers in this city.
Jack Kelley, charged with as
HAult to kill at Oklahoma City, was
captured at Shawnee the first of
the week. Sheriff Copeland of Ok j
lahoma county took Kelley up toj On account of cleaning up court
Oklahoma City Tuesday evening. business in Oklahoma county,
| Judge Burwell, Clerk Shear and
1. S. Sproul, the man who shot Assistant U. S. Attorney Scothorn
Johnson, while the latter was driv- j together with the court attaches,
ing home from Shawnee, with Mrs (li(1 not arnve untn Wednesday
Sproul last summer, was lodged in morning, when court convened,
jail Tuesday charged withtaasault
and battery and carrying concealed j ^ rom number of deputy sher-
weapons. I *"s around the court house this
Last Wednesday W. W. Spawr,
the nurseryman sold to Mr. Garner,
who lives five miles northwest of
Tecumseh, a bill of one thousand
fruit trees, consisting of 700 ap- . , r ... , .
pie trees aud 300 peach trees. It , * , d.^pa'clx from Washington
is gratifying to see so many of our ,.a 61 a,u sa)s' r '•
fanner friends putting out |argf. IIay»es Buxton reports to Surgeon
orchards and the time is not far off Ge,‘era! " a>"ia,‘ that the mualipox
when the fruit crop of this county j eP"1<‘ralc ,n a action of Oklahoma
will bring those farmers who are
planting orchards, more income
than any other one crop on their!
farms.
GEO. L. HOSE,
.... Makes
Farm
Loans
.. ..on best terms and at
.... lowest rates.
Office south of Nichols ck Larsh’s
Hardware, Tecumseh.
THE
Lion Store
Will Sell Their
To (’boose Lauds in April.
A dispatch from Washington
dated March 10th, says: “Assist-
ant Secretary Ryan said today that
the work preliminary to the allot-
ment of lands under the Curtis act
would be begun April 1. The
Dawes comuiisJou, under instruc-
__ ____ PH tion from the Secretary of the In-
Bloomer, G. A. Newsom, W. Pike, | terior, will then establish offices in
D. A. Sheiley, J. W.
M. Hutchinson, J. C.
C. Boan.
Clothing at Cost
for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Call
and be convinced.
HAM CLAY.
PETIT .Il’UORS.
M Davis, Chat* McColgan, D T
Allenbaugh, A A Parks, T Averit,
G W Cotney, C II Carr, K R Bil
lue, R W Wells, Calvin Arthvr, I.
S. Dean, Chas Trinfieldf It II Giv-
ens, J A Cole, J C Fullerton, E
A Fierce, Wm Gibbons, L F Arm
strong, J J Mairse, I) C Russel, (4
M Gibson, 1) E Jenuer, W B Moon,
S F Horn, Jas Hall, Alford Maine,
W S Simmons, G F Pierce, N W
Griffin, Frank Trinkle, and Chas
Crossman. No further returns had
been made at time of going to press.
COURT NOTES.
week it seems that the entire pop
party and some of the unruly dem-
ocrats are holding commissions un-
der Sheriff Trousdale.
has been stamped out. “The cas-
es,” he writes, “were confined to
Lincoln county, in and near the
towns of Stroud and Chandler, i fice within
Thirty-two cases were reported.
Under Sheriff Ed Ward took with ten deaths. A most signiti
Prof. II. (’. Ellis to the peniten cant condition occurred in connec-
tiary at LaiiHang, Kansas, last tion with this epidemic. Of the
week to serve a lour year’s sent twenty- two cases which recovered,
euce for the killing of Kelly at j every case had been vaccinated; of
Burnett in 1896. On the first trial die ten cases which died, there was
die territory to enable the members .
of the various tribes to make selec- I
lions of certain tracts of lands
which will in time be allotted them, j
Mr. Ryan said die Curtis act does
not specially provide for the pre
liminary selections of areas aud
that these selections would he made
in accordance with the rules and |
regulations which the Secretary of
the Interior prescribed under the
authority of that act
The Assistant Secretary said
when the selections of lands have
hem approved by the Secretary of
of the Interior they can he leased
for grazing purposes precisely as if
they had been allotted. The selec-
tions will he limited to 100 acres to
each Creek, eighty acres to each
I Cherokee, 240 acres to each Choc-
taw and each Chickasaw, and forty
acres to each Choctaw and Cnicka
saw freed man. The cattlemen of
Indian territory will be notified
that the leasing of the lands is per
missihle under the construction
which the Interior department
places on (he Curtis act.
Mr. Ryan stated that April 1 had
been decided upon as the date for
beginning the work preliminary to
allotment, for the reason that all
grazing leases made prior to Jan. 1,
I8U8, will terminate on April 1, if
they do not by their own terms ex-
pire prior to that date. This termi.
nation is wouthout regard to the
period of time fixed by the terms
of the lease.
“In order to carry out the pro-
visions of the Curtis act,” said Mr.
Ryan, “the Dawes commission has
been instructed to establish an of
the territory of each
Ellis was convicted of murder and
sentenced to the penitentiary for
99 years. He obtained a new' hear-
ing and at his second trial was con
vioted of a lighter offense and sen
tenced to four years. The case
was appealed to the supreme court
and the verdict was sustained. El-
lis has terved 17 months in jail
here. j disease extended to the Indian Ter-
T . rr , ... ritorv on the east, and nearly fifty
Last J uesday evening the citv i , . , . , \
n , • deaths have been reported tome
council passed an emergenev ordin-! r .. . . 1 ,
, •, from that section. Considering
ance requring the backyards, va-l . . .. ,
, | * ,7 . *i i : the malignancy of the disease and
cant lots, alleys, etc., cleaned up 1
no record in any instance of any
oils of them having been v accinated.
In other words every vaccinated
case terminated in
every unvaecinated case in death
The form of the disease was ex-
ceedingly virulent, hemorrhagic or
confluent, which accounts for a
great per centage of deaths. The
within twenty-four hours after r<
oeiving notice from Marshal Jones.
The result has been a general clean
ing up of the city and the sanitary
condition much improved. The
physicians of the city are to he
commended for laying this matter
before the council at such a needed
time, and this policp is to be strict-
ly adhered to during court.
W. II. Clark, hardware merchant
has concluded to close business this
spring. Any goods in his line can
be h id it a bargain regardless of
cost. Now is your opportunity to
buy cheap.
e malignancy of
the number exposed in the early
part of the epidemic, we consider
ourselves fortunate in having
stamped out the epidemic in so
short a time as sixty days. The
twenty-two cases that recovered
were strictly cases of varioloid,
though many ol them assumed, and
were, in fact, typical cases of small-
pox.”
tribe, April 1, provided with prop-
er records. In order to make sucli
selection valid, the head of each
family will be required to appear in
person at tho office with his tribe
and make application to one of the
members of the Dawes commission,
to have ret apart to him the lands
selected by him for himself and his
wife and minor children. Such ap-
recovery, and plication will be prepared by some
ia““ member of the commission, and the
applicant will be required to make
oath that he has, in person, actually
been upon the lands so selected by
him, and is fully informed as to
their location and the oharacterof
the soil; that the land is suitable
fora home for himself and family;
that he has in good faith selected
the lands, and will accept them in
allotment to himself and family;
that no part of them is lawfully
held by any other member ot the
tribe. Thereafter he may occupy,
control, and rent the land for any
period not exceeding one year, by
any one contract, until lards are in
fact allotted to him under the terms
i »if the Curtis act.”
Sam Clay, President. J. \V. Lewis, Cashier. S. F. Larsh, Asst. Cash.
Bank of* Tecumseli,
CAPITAL STOCK. $25,000.00.
Exchange fur sulc. Huy county and school warrants and pay highest pries.
DIRECTORS:—Sam Clay, John W. Lewis, T. M. Phaup, E. C. Nichols,
W. N. McGee.
FRED BEALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
PACIFIC BUILDING, WASHINGTON, I). C.
■^"Practice in the U. S. Supreme Court, all Courts of Washington,
before Committees of Congress and Executive Departments. Spacial-
es: U. S. Supreme Court, Public Land and Mining Business.
S. J\ SCOTT,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Quick sales and small profits for the cash.
Head-
quarters
FLOUR
Farmors, buy
500 pounds of
Flour and get
Wholesale rates
THE S.M.
GLOYD
LUMBER
The largest and best assortment of
COM-
PANY*
Marriage Licenses.
Issued by Judge Jennings since
Asthma Can Bo Cured.
J. R. Niblo, ex-school superintendent i aroh 7’
of Rochester, I»a., says: “I have been a a n M
great sufferer from asthma for years, but 1 A. wiki ... .
I have had a splendid winter, owing to ■ Mary Beal.....
the surprising efficacy of Brazilian „
Balm.” A lady in Cincinnati, who had . Allen McC oy . .
suffered with asthma for 17 years, could j Lucy Ade.....
not lie down; was perfectly cured with I ,
0i™ ! Julius Oliver.................40
Adeline Davis................25
SASH, DOOHS, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS,
LATH, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT & LUMBER;
in Pottawatomie County. ^“Special prices made to Contractors and
parties buying large hills. Yard and salesroom located on
West Main Street, TECUMSEH, Oklahoma.
COME .A.IN"ID SEE TIS
J. E. McKEE, Manager, ,
Gaylord’s
®
®
Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints,
Oils,
Varnish,
Cigars and
Toilet Articles.
No. 88 Broadway,
Opposite the Court House
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compound®d
At all
Hours. . . .
Tecumseli, Okla.
Brazilian Balm.
,
ONE PURE BAKING POWDER.
A njtoun cement.
VV. M. Gibbtns has in hit em
ploy three ttrstclass workmen—two
iron workmen and one wood work-
man —and has fitted up his shop in
the best possible manner to turn j
ont ttrstclass work in either of the j
above lines. Horseshoeing is made
a specialty. He is better prepared j
to build new buggies, wagons and
all kinds of new work than any
other estatilishment in the county.
He also manufactures coffins and is |
alwajs prepared to supply them on ,
short, notice. All kinds of plow i
g work and .repairing either in iron j
or wood work is given prompt aud i
careful attention. He always keeps ■
plenty ol tirstclasa help to turn out |
.any kind of work on short notice.
"Country blacksmiths supplied with :
the very best smithing coal at low- j
net price.
Over seventy per cent of all baking powders
contain alum. The ill effects upon the system of food
leavened by this injurious drug are attested by the
highest medical authorities. Alum baking powders
would be less dangerous were they fatal at once, for
then they surely would be avoided, but their baneL’
action because imperceptible at first and slow in its
advances is no less certain.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
is certified by all authorities as free from alum or any
other adulterant. Its purity has never been questioned,
and while it does finer and better work, it costs no more
than many of the adulterated powders.
W. W. Spawr, the nurseryman, HC Gun well.,
has a general nursery stock in his j Luey K Brown
j nursery yard north of the hank and 1 ^ Meany
J is able to fill your order for *»)’ | Kal Davis.
| kind of trees or plants in quanti- J
(ties to suit the purchasers. His j * A Murphy.,
i stock is guaranteed and should you | Mollic I errin.
desire to start a young orchard or j j g Garrett......'............27
j vineyard, now is the time to get j panny Blunt..................17
your stock for spring planting. J ____
See Geo. L. Hose for farm loans. ^or ^a*e “ Bargain.
] Money furnished to prove up.
Wanted:—To trade
] nearly gi o 1 as new,
! *>uggy-
N. G. Cabpkntkr, Tecumseh.
C. J. Johnston has ready money
Farmers will do well to call on
Clark and see how low he is selling
organ. | plows before purchasing. Also all
foi a good top j gOOCjg 2,| hardware line must he
closed out soon regardless of cost.
VV. II. Clark.
It received the highest award at the World's
1893') and at the
International Exposition, (San
Columbian Exposition, (Chicago
California Midwinter
for quick farm loans.
Guaranteed calf muzzles at Nich-
! ols & Larsh’s.
For chicken wire cheap go to
Nichols <fc Larsh.
See Geo. L. Rose for farm loans.
I Money furnished to prove up.
Now is the time to get a good ci-
gar, D. I). Klapp.
The smokers all know where to
: get a good cigar, 1). I). Klapp.
I have the Little Barister cigar.
1). D. KLAPP.
| Gin men needing oils should see
C. A. Mitchell, at Offill’ft grocery,
before buying.
The Coming Woman.
Who goes to the club while her
husband tends the baby, as well as
the good old-fashioned woman who
looks after her home, will both at
times get run down in health,
They will be troubled with loss of
| appetite, head ache, sleeplessness,
fainting or dizzy spells. The most
I wonderful remedy for these women
is Electric Bitters. Thousands of
sufferers from Lame Back and
week Kidneys rise up and call it
blessed. It is the medicine for wo-
men. Female complaints and Ner-
vous troubles of all kinds are soon
relieved by the use of Electric Bit-
ters. Delicate women should keep
this remey on hand to build up (he
B. H. KNOWLES,
Physician & Surgeon,
OFFICE:—-North side of square.
All calls attended day or night.
D. B. MADDEN,
Attorney at Law.
Walker & Ralnx building, opposite court
liouac, Tucuiuscli
Dr. J. B. CALMES,
Resident Dentist.
Office, up-stairs in Barker building,
west side of the square, Tecumseh,
O. T. All kinds of Dental work done
in a skillful and scientific manner.
The Dr. is a graduate. Call and sue
him when in need of his services.
NERVITA
Francisco, 1894) a special gold medal.
| The Park is the best 5«t cigar, syHem. Only 30o per bottle,
| D. D. Klapp. j»al« by D- P. Klapp.
Be.lom VITALITY,
LOST VIGOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
abuse, or excess and indis-
J cretion- A nerve tonic and
w'drft blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
BymallBOc per box: 6 boxe-
for $2.50; with a written guaran-
tee to euro or refund the money.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A. Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by D. I). Klapp, Druggist,
Tecumseh O. T.
When you want a good cigar try
the Barister or Park cigar.
D. 1). KLAPP.
For | Well tubing a specialty at Nich-
ols .t Larsh's.
FARM LOANS! .
Lowest Rates, Best
Terms.
I can Loan You Money to Prove
up your Claim or furnish money to
buy Indian Lands. You are at lib-
erty to pay loan after first year.
J. W. BOGGS,
SHAWNEE, OKLA.
Piedmont Smithing
COAL
always on hand at
G. A. OFFILL’S.
Patties using anything iu this line
should call aud see us and get
our prices before buying.
Dr. G. F. DEAN,
Dentist.
Best Work.. ..Lowest Prices.
Fully guaranteed.
Office over First National Bank,
cor. Main and Broadway, Rooms ft
and 4, Shawnee, Okla.
FREDERICK KING,
Attorney-at-Law.
OFFICE: North side of public
square, Tecumseh, Okl. homa,
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Tecumseh Republican. (Tecumseh, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 17, 1899, newspaper, March 17, 1899; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc407456/m1/3/?q=%22United+States%22: accessed May 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.