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pawnee dispatch.
Phhcg Dikpatcli Printing Company
PXJEX.ISI13ES.
N. F. JOHNSON. Editor.
Tax Levy Made.
Tlie state board of equalization
ri>uipitted its session with dov.
Barnes last week, having P«ssed
upon all the ta t assessments for
l'.MJO as returne i by the various
county clerks. The members of
To Hanna McKinley, ruler over
all things, to thee tin we Ihav in
thanks fur the twenty bushels cf
wheat per acre you have allowed
| ns this t ear. W« also thank the.-
I for the rain you h ve let fall upon
1 our corn crops this week, for as
__ l!ie i^urd arj Governor C. M.lyounnd your republican papars
Subscription. S 1 .OO par year. Humes. Secretary W. M. Jenkins | have claimed we ^cogm/e in you
Subecrtpt. -Lid Auditor S. N.Hopkina. I
The total valuation of the an- crops, and prosperity, auch a,
tire territory is *49,338.010, al-1 trusts, gold standard, and thill
JPl'IClAt. I»AI*. a of COUNTY A* O UTY.
,u Ota f «t Pawuar.O. T.. at
cUfc* matter,
>ot|<*r to Mubu rlbcr*.
1„ or.l-rlnv' «'......Me- of v<...r p-I-f
%.Nu !|.jfUily !#*■ tllhfjnt In
FttlDAV.JUl.Y 1900.
following
tax, .3
For President—
WILLIAM JEK8IHGS BRYAN,
Of Nebraska.
For Vico President—
ADLA1 E. STEYEK33H,
Of Illinois.
ANNOUNCEMENT
MUCK IFF.
I,lxl<*.
I, r Lai-*'. of Ulxli*. Jnri»n Vnll-v t»vn
|„ tiioioi*—■ 111. .-,•,,11.1*1.V for »>"* I I he dollar.
onion, Ion of-....HT of l'».v,i«r,u,„)..ul,-
3«ci to th» county prlmarim.
I hnri-l.y n limits my.c*n,U,l v*y f.’f t!>•• of-
fl,.» i,t mu-riff of I'nwil. «• roiiniy. «„l,J-et I" Hie
action of *kI dera'jrratle Mitnl
con*milt »ii«1 eottniy prliivtfl* *•
J. H. Lui‘1«*rs. INipttIUt.
t;n<l. D. T.
most reaching the
mark, an increase of over $5,(tOU,-
mjO over last year.
The l?oard made tho
tux levy for 1900:
For mineral territorial
mills on the dollar.
For erection ami support of a
lerritorial normal school at Ed-
nio:i,l, .•> mills on the dollar.
1-or support of a territorial nor-
mal school at Alva, .o mills on tl.
dollar.
t ,,r erection and support of the
Oklahoma l niversity at Norman.
,•> udliS on tin* dollar.
l*or support of the agricultural
:n„l ineeuanical college at Still-
water, .1 mills on the d< liar.
l or the ui port of the colored
agricultural and normal school at
Langston, .1 mills on the dollar.
1-or the supjH>rt of the school
for the deaf ami dumb, .1 mills on
fund,
t „l NTV Cl.HKK.
,}.•(, I*. M«»' • r**. liml. Okl.l
Ih Iwri-S;
niuiooni-i-it «. » .S-nv«-rit,lc .-iiii.Hit*’..* forinnii-
lurllon f ,r cunty clerk of Pawnee t-..u,i,y.
• ulij.t-t to jirlmarto. ___
ii, ST! SI PKRISTKSDKXT.
My r*«ill<ta,-* f ir Ox* ”f wuperluleiHl-
,,f | ut.ltc In.irucOoii ,.f Pawtie* rouniy.
.uliji-f, t«» tli* •fil.ni **f Oit- i-ounly primary .
!• t.«-r*lijr mnnmm-xS.
K. KlliUlSS. l‘n|MllUt.
Ji-nnl’iK-. o. r.
i a 1, i •,, • • -*i ■ • 11111' • .* f • «>'■
o.- „f •• rtinty .,i|u-rliilen<li*,»l «>f l*««n-- coun-
ty. Mhjiv, thr nr,ton of th* p •pull., nn<1
duiii.n-rntlo central rur,,ml,l«*« »»"' county
yriMriW.__" M. It Kf >S1 N**oN.
, o', VI V COMM MaMM l-.K.
| Itrr, ,*>- nun n, it in* my p.urtlilxry for the
nrti, <• nt i .'oilnty ' on,ailnnlouar of I lie l«t d lu-
ll Id. .ul.Jtel io «li* union <-f Hie county
I.rtmurlr-. J. W. BAKKK.
Mil lie 11, O. T.
T. L. of T-rlton. hereby announce*
hi* can.UiUry lor Ho- >11nil ,lullon of wninly
romtnlMilourr of On- l« .M-trl--l.-iil.j.-« toiln-
u.-,ioil of On- OmniM-mllc prln»ri*u of Pawnee
County, O. T.
Has any one heard from the re-
publican “Tammany ring-’ yet?
Ex-Presid *nt H arris,m snysthnt
Indiana and Illinois will go for
Bryan this fall._
The wheat crop <>t' Oklahoma
this Near will nveru .* twenty
bushels to the acre.
For board of education
.55 mills on tho dollar.
Total for 1900, 5 15 mills.
Total for 1899, 5.2 mills.
Decroa e for 1900, 05 mills.
The levy shows a decrease from
that of I •*>:>.» of .05 mills on the
dollar. In 18 JJ there was levied
.1 mills for the support of the
blind. This year tnere was no
levy for this purpose. For 1900
there has been levied .55 mills for
the board of education fund, while
in 1899 there was no levy for that
purpose.
The board found that the as-
sessed valuation of property for
purposes of taxation
NV'oodwafd, Beaver and Custer
counties is each equal to and
greater than that of Pawnee coun-
ty, whose population, according to
the last census, is between ten and
fourteen thousand inhabitants,
and that the sheriff, treasurer und
county attorney of said counties
are entitled to the same salary us
the same officers of Pawnee coun-
ty- _
pine war. I )i course we at times
doubt your wisdom in letting the*
price of wheat go down to fifty
cents and Hour go up to two dol-
lars. but when we investigate, nv»*
find that this is for the belli lit of
tho wheat magnates and that when
it takes four bushels of wheat to
buy one hundred pounds ol Hour,
thi t they are getting richer, we
do not complain but nr ■ satisfied
I forevermore. W <* <lu als > beseech
thee that our boys h** allowed to
light for imperialism and th
money trust, that tho old prosy
declaration of independence be
forgotten and the Monroe doe trine
be placed under the bed in 'hi*
white house garret . To:* wo be-
lieve that all people shall bo in idc j
I In bow to thee, a id if not willing
let our brave boys shoot mid kill
them until they are. Wo art- glad
you have permitt • 1 hr >u *h > b ist-
er Teddy to enter the political
kindergarten, for h<* could rido u*>
and down the rapitol steps at
Washington and show oil’ better
than would statesmen Bryan and
Stevenson. We pray that yon
may be able to keep th-* weight of
Sun of New York city have sold
their honor to the gang iiiul are
i dvoci.ting a split in the demo-
cratic rank Overtures of this
iiiiluto have been !-:;:,If* to idmost
every metropolitan paper ill the
unit i, and mat the schemes ure
gaining ground is evident. They
will work on the country weeklies
i I..ter oh. It is a shrewd scheme
i-m>, will h iho party hopes to se- K
i <*ii .* a victory. But will it work? ; /
II. d/he plan lieen kept quiet ;ior-!$
1:: , - tin* result n 1 'lit have been I >
what llanna intende l it should. |
but now every democratic or re-1 >
form pfij er that v.jies one peril-||!
< ;,> Iron) the f-tr;light line li.itl I ?.
down ui K; ns..s City will Ik> t )
i :«<-e br. :ule l as IL nna slseet
and shunned by all respectable vo-
ters.
Ctiier Cianaidate3.
There now see:.is to Ikj a grow
ing . -•.ifimeut in favor of the Ok-1
l.nioum City convention settling
the much mooted national com-
mitteeman question by not rec< ,
r Sij .-s or Jacob., and elect-
ing a mun N.i.o is satisfactory to
’,Kjth factions and wh * took no
part in toe El lleno convention.
\Yo can ii .rdly f *o the justice ii,
f reiug .biobs <>ul ut the place he
l-.oncstly nvou : nd v.hieli tlies nu-
j tioual committee decided was his,
yet tin* party must not be sacrific-
*.h the ranks must lx? closed up,
factional strife ended and unity
brought als,lit, and to d<> this ] r-
haps the uaiuing of a new com-
Nvouul clear up matters
Your trade is
what
s we want \
To get it we
offer you the
Best of
Meats
And we
always
have in a full
line of
PROFESSIONAL.
JN< h C. HL’OHKS,
Attorney At Law,
Qtilcc over FI ret
Pawnee,
Natioual Hank.
• Oklahoma.
JAMES 1’. NEAL,
Attorney At Law.
OCIci.* Over Kir.t Nations'. Sank.
Pawn**-*. Oklahoma.
G- E. PMllips,
Physician* and
G. A. Waters,
£>urK*on,s
Office over Uuuu-r iiroo*. Store.
PAWXEK, - "liKA.
| CITAS. H. STEWART,
Attorney At Law.
l'uwnee, ... Oklahoma.
E. I- Lvinei l. H. NV. WlltllUO.
; LIlMliliT & WILL I.IMS,
Attorneys; At Law
r\- every
.. ii d . ■ ■
Office Over Nat!*
Pawnee,
DR. R. J.
ms! Bank.
(JUIahom*.
Stra n<ze
ED.MISTtrN
Dent ist.
&
Adams.
innv no rme i„ ^o»*i> .v.z,., mittoemt.n would clear up
public opinion off your platform. I and end the strife. There must
fur wo all know that its planks arc* be no split m tin* ileniocratic par-
.. ___ it. ( t L* i i it < ktn tt t mu vi». r All
weak and many of them rotten
Again we do lx>w to thee and pro-
claim that our votes are yours fur-
over and forever, even until the
time when we vote fur Bryan and
Stevenson next fall.
Committee Meeting.
The democratic central commit-
tee met at the court homo Tues-
The more the nomination of
>ertv for 1 Stevenson is considered the more
’ r An.’,, ah it ii one realizes the wisdom of his ap-
° s ' pointment. He is a statesman of
true ability, who in his many i>o-
sitions of trust lias ever kept close
to the gieat body of the people.
His record is above reproach.
His stand on the money question
during the Cleveland administra-
' tion was for bimetallism, even
though the administration was for
a gold standard. The honor came
to him unsought. He never asked
for it. The convention command-
ed him to serve and cuty to his
people and party prompts him to
obey. What a 'contrast betNveen
ty in Oklahoma this year. All
voters opposed to McKiuleyism
must fall in line to win. In order
to give the vigor to the party ne-
cessary to win, the strife in the
party should he ended, and to
reach this end perhaps the nnming
of a new committeeman is the
step to take.
ERIC McWHlRTER,
Tooth extracti'd by the Int—it paluloa#
method. Office over Natioual bank.
i Pawnee, - - Oklahoma.
t HAS. A. < HASTEEN,
Attorney At Law.
auctioneer,
Sides made anywhere. Stock
sides a specialty. References
given. Write or phone me nt
CLEVELAND,
Notary Piil,!lc. Prompt
glveti to all liusiaeas.
Pawnee,
attention
Oklahoma.
L. P. MOSIER,
Attorney at
Lhnv.
O. T.
lee im-i iiiinonjiiu /.J * . .. . •, ,
d.iy. All precincts were repre- him and the vice presidential
The Disp.dfh slnrtds
ami the Kan-iis t i'y
I»
! i: ve N< <1 III;) ' hillg l 1 11« r
we want to be sliowii.
f,,r Bryan
platform.
I I HO
More in *n m* i.la-l in the
ippincs is tho cry from ar.ay ohi-
ct-rs there, m >fo men t-> kid t>>
spr.* ul the hi-*.—>*d iinperi disin.
If McKinley is eh- -'et
be brought a'iec.t by the corrup'
use of money. 11o ei.nnot la
I bv' h ii *st v it given fo
sen ted and work of considerable
j importance vras transacted. A. H.
Bag by handed in his resignation
as chairman, which was accepted | strength
and John A. Hunter was elected “ ’
1 to fill the place.
Tile tlitTerent features of the
coming campaign were discussed,
|n perfect unison of sentiment
isting among the committeemen.!
A c nnmittei* vras apjiointed to
confer wish the populists nt their
m vting in Pawnee oil the ‘J^tli in
ivgar Is. to fusion and a division >>t
tin* ticket this fall. Tho personnel
of the commit'- e is: J M. Swan,
I-', (1. Newell, Mike *\>!ey. <i. A.
\Ya:c-*;. .1. ii, Skinner. Coinmit-
|t - then adjourned to meet on the
nominee on the republican ticket,
who is trying to work himself and
the president into office on the
lgth of being in one little
skirmish in the Cuban war, and
who. iu one of his magazine arti-
cles. tells of how ho shot down a
Spanish soldier who was ll -ing
and yelling for quarter.
Democratic convention.
A delegate convention is hereby
called to meet at the court house
in Pawnee on the 28tli day of July,
1900, at 1 o’clock p. m., for the
purpose of electing seven delegates
to the congressional convention
which meets at Oklahoma City on
July 81, likJO.
The democrats of the several
precincts will meet at their voting
places on Thursday, the 2fitli day
of July. 1900, at 2 o'clock p. in.
and elect delegates to the county
convention. The basis of repre-
sentation will be one delegate for
each 20 votes or major fraction
thereof cast for Hon. J. R. Kea-
ton. The different procincts will
Will pruetlcn in nil T<*rrlto'-|iil Court*.
Ottice in Ark Valley Iiank lli'rtx.
Pawnee, ... Oklahoma,
C. J. WRIGHTSMAN
Attorney At Law.
Office in National bunk building.
Pawnee, - Oklahoma.
1 it will 2'-!h at Pawnee
hi.- past
il.
Mr. Bryan,
Colli, Would l
In* pr * i I lli
mi the m
this.
! ir. d i
T!
1*1
ik is p
Lin-
l ii mi
took
of of
was about
feature at-
vis’, lot till; ■
Broil ■•in i busters
much attention in
That wi 1,11.* epi - ’ I-
th * • >:11v s *as-itt m il
t achctl to Tcildy s
hmna.
attract
hunia.
Inform;.'ion is given out that
I the republican crowd in the east
!,*:id. known as the Sutton gang, is
i preparing to make the west end .
like i kill m rot iter in *.V*tem • t v
thi* coming nominating conven-
11'<>,,H* —
I • Ten to one that vir.mt gels the
! iminution for sheriff on tin* re-
loubli'Mtn ticket, iiotwithstaniling
:In* efforts of the Courier to the
; contrary.
Lon Wharton of the Perry Sen-
tinel has a plan by which he
thinks tin* election <>f national
committ ‘emeu can be satisf. ■!, li-
ly made: “Let the territorial cen-
tral committee apportion the ' -r-
ritory inl>> six districts and let
each tlistri t elect om* delegate to
i lu* national eonvctiljuii. 'he
p’aiis and detail.. for holding lan
idistrict clc-'lions can In* such as
th - territorial committee may set-
lit uj milks. ’1 he national com-
mitteeman ci-.ii he elected at large
i liy tI*o nix .listriel
>ting. This will throw
tin* “fixers” out of a j<>b and give j
j the democrats of the territory
their choice for delegates.
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No. 15.
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J
. A.
11 unter.
\v. s.
Hurst,
Chairman.
Secretary.
The territorial auditor has no-
tified the county clerk that a re-
duction of 2! per cent has been
made in tin* valuation of Pawnee
county's assessable property and
20 per cent on that of the Pawnee
reservation. Tlu* assessed valua-
tion of personal property was
by the primary higher in Pawnee county than
] any other county iu the territory.
_ lOMOftW _
V" WINE OF CARDL'I 4W
has brought permanent relief to a mil-
lion suffering women who were on their
way to premature graves. Mrs. Mitchell
was fast declining in health, when Vtfftne
of Uardui performed a “wonderful cure’*
in her ruse, fche suffered with the ago-
' nit b of falling of tho womb, leucorrhtea
und profuse menstruation. The weekly
appearance of the mensem for two months
sapped her vitality until she was a phys-
ical wreck. Her nervous system gave
wav. Then rante tho trial of Wine of
Cardui anti the cure. Mrs. Mitchell’s
experi*»uoe ought to commend Wine of
Uurdui to suffering women in word a of
burning eloquence.
is ,v'th,n th-rc-sv-h of bH. Women who
j fv it nr** relieved. Aik Tour clrutrsrl.t
for « lioHleof WinoofC irdui.au,I ilo
I not take a substitute if tendered you.
Mr. Willie Mltebcll. South(iol'n, N. C :
"Wine of Cirdul nr.d Ttiertf .nf» Bl „ k-
Drauuht bnvo ia*rf<*Mi:i‘d ti ii.lmriiln’ti c*ur**
my n*e. I lw%«l been n grout MiC««n*r
xvitu fnlllng r,f the wooib nnd lenortrrnten. t >
iiikI mr n*en»«s ran-e every work f r tirn
i. i.ntl a nr tl were v»*ry painful. Mr bus-
I• ,i, j ndnoeil p > f » try Wine of Cardui
..r .1 Id t V nn<! n w the letieor-
: lues bus d’fnppoared, and I uiu restored t
perfect health. *
w 1 Italian
ihatt-::
In onsot reonlrlng ST»e^'al
rtlro iiop . ^»*iMr*-ss. ^ giving
eparttueiif.” The
>te«ll.-l:»e L'o.,
1 run.
We carry a Full
Line of ... .
Undertaking Goods.
Gaskets and Cotfins,
Burial Robes end
Suits._
G. S. VAS ESAN
& SONS,
| Jennings, - Oklahoma.
Stewart or Donaghy,
Wall Paper, Paints,
Oils and Varnishes.
Paint ing ,-ud P.q or Hanging done
iit Ki'i.suu.ihlo Rates.
SOUTH S1PE SqlWUK, PAWNEE.
Uemcmbep v •*
Kepiitili'* Mint tl:i*
ycur l»r $1.G0.
KOtnl I lie
1 >is|intch
St. I.oui*
to you one
The IntcM deiiinn in indies’ calling
cards at the Piapat -h ottice.
don't
<)kln-
“Teildy tin* terrible is <m Ids
way to the west to op**n t!i«* re-
publican campaign The people
of the west next November will
make Tcildy look like a U: h c'
nieltod ice cream.
People who im tgin * t'.uit Coin;,
will l>> easily con pieretl arc per
haps ignorant of tin* fact that lie
has fiO.OOO.IMM men who are able
to carry arms, more soldiers than
I ns all tin* other nations of the
* art Ii combined.
While tlu* Guthrie pap**; .,.v
trying to hush that “saddle epi-
sode" and place all the blame on
l Iklahoma l 'ity, there is a . rowing
sentiment to the effect that Marne-
did the very things h** is accuse.I
• >f. Barnes is in for the ren!
thing.
Hanna prop > ■ -s to buy t ho pres-
idency for McKinley with uteney
pul up by the trusts anti gold
standard sharks. Atul Mac, well,
he isn’t the chap what won't take
it. To obtain tin' presidential
chair in this manner is his only
hope.
The publicans of Pawnee
comity have just awakened to the
f.-.ct that they are behind the times
in political progressiveness and
are now advocating tho primary
system of nominating. They are
,-,'t least eight years behind every
,.:i. r party in this as well ns oth-
er tliiag'. __
• —• ■■■— —
1* if, generally conceded thai
Hie c‘. !i/*l world i: now oon-
fr,ui,, 1 by the gravest problem it
has heretofore encountered, in the
('hint's'* war. That country has
for years been preparing for this
ere-rgenev anti can today place an
iirmy ol Hi 1,0’t), Md lighting men
in r... field, well arm -il and equip-
j, I hi I onder le;td«-; s NV ho have
•'■ ,-u drilled bv expert European
army < li;<*t*rs.
Candidates for congress are be-
ginning to loom up. Tom Smith,
tin* populist politician of Kay
county, is. a late acquisition to the
list. He comes from Bob Nctl s i
county and a warm time is ex-
pected between the two. How-
ever, there seems to bo a senti-
ment in Kay county to obliterate
Neff as a public official.
Hanra's Scheme.
Tho story has leaked out that
Hanna's latest scheme to carry
tlv* election this fall, nnd place his
cr.n'lidnte in the presidential chair
i.g.iin, is to be the purchr.RO or
bribery of democratic, populist or
reform papers in districts where
tl e v>>ti* is close. This fact was
brought to light when it was
learned that ho nnd his
rin-r had tr;o I to secure control
of all the leading dailies of New
York. Already the Times and
farm limns nt lowest
Meutvr, on the north
If you want
rates, set* P. J.
side of square.
Hunt'* l.lKlitiiing Oil
Cures catarrh, neuralgia, heuilttehe,
cramp colic nt,d diarrhoea. Failing,
money refunded.
Whenever you want to buy anything
j cheap g» to the Fair store, North
I -t.ta
*5
Those nvIio think the stand
Well -or Davis lots tnk*n will not
produce results in the campaign
i,re mistaken. (Ivor three huti-
d-.i-d con itulatory letters have
b, in u-'iit him since the conven-
tion, nnd the majority are from
rcpo'olii'ius. They pi-ai-u his
coiir. go for renouncing his party
a, of its corruptness. A
*r of his friends )m\*« nu-
■ >1 their intention of joining
i the tight for iustico.
lu'cm
mind
nottn
him i
Don’t Stop
taking Scott’s Emulsion be-
cause it’s warm weather.
Keep taking it until you are
cured.
It will heal your lungs and
give you rich blood In sum-
mer as in winter. It’s cod
liver oil made easy.
80c. and SI. All druitclsla.
;iJv,
That Cough of yours may become
serious; why neglect it when a bottle
of l*r. Simmon-’ Cough Syrup will
cure it? Fifty dosca for fifty cents.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
We guarantee i'V<-:y sack of (lour we
sell. Hunter ISroa.
See us for queenswore. glassware,
lamps, etc., at llaird A K. id well's.
[First puhlisiied July -JO. 1000.)
t.*trny Nollcr.
Territory of Oiduhuina. I
Paw nee Co.inly, j
Notice is hereby given that on the
1 Uh day of July, A. b , 1;mi, one Mi-
,-lu.el lloran appeared bclore me and
■ mad" aUiiluvit of tlie laltiog
up of bn* following de-
i scribed estruys; 1 bay pony, weight
marc, age unknown,
on ttreast. That tlie
1 laker up is on tlie I
l section 1, townsliip
That liis postiillico ail*
; that tlie same wns
Till day of J inn*, I hi hi.
and and seul tills l*th
about 7W) H
fresh w ire cut
rcsidsnee ol m.
N. 1C. quarter i
21, range 0. K,
d ress is i'aw lie,
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Wmlld itiFurtU ilie public that they am opening n,x
mn.di the largest stock of goods they have over hantlletl
in Pawnee, consisting of Staple and Fancy Dry GimmIs,
Notions. Boots, Shoes. Clothing and (aunts’ Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Vrdices, Hi ts. Caps. (a room ies. Stone-
ware. Queensware, Gli-.ssw..re. Hardware and TentH. In
fact most everything usually kept in a first-class depart-
ment store, and v,-. ;dd further s-“ that -.ur goods wore
,?eil bought nn<! having Inul over Vorty yo„rs exj>eri6uee
in th<* Ifaslnffca, wo tliiuk wo undo.*; fatal vvliat tho trade
requires t*^ *s|la>; any house in the “Strip, and we
11<night ageubUugly. And without making o big bluster
would say we afic beret,, -i.-n. t horui’ore eannot >"*11 goials
for less than cost, •'*», will soil i us low | er ceid as any
reliable house iu the County. \Ye throw olil no bulls, we
are uniform in prices, always acting on the principle of
Live nnd Let Live. Thni’king mn* [vetrons for p; t fav-
ors, we invite them i\nd the general publie to omne and
noo us. examine our atock (id uinko themselves perfectly
at home whilo with us. We may not put mi ns inuoii
: tylo some, but wo ht.vt, the gooda ; nd will
cordial wolcmuo whether y^u buy of us or not,
per
us
give you
Fletcher & Rambo.
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Johnson, N. F. The Pawnee Dispatch. (Pawnee, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1900, newspaper, July 20, 1900; Pawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc908268/m1/4/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Communications+-+Newspapers%22: accessed June 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.