Cleveland County Courier. (Moore, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 21, 1895 Page: 2 of 4
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Cleveland Count/ Courier.
ill x. A. Ri'EDY,
A K. Johnson,
Publisher.
Editor.
Knlered iu tlie poitofllcc at Moon; as
cm! clit. mall matter.
One Dollar Per Year.
Advertising rates made known
<>n application.
Moore, Saturday, Sept. 21, '95.
Finance and the future are lost
-i^lit of, pending a lull discus-
• tofl of base ball matters.
Cholera has broken out in the
Sandwich Islands. It is as yet
confined to the lower classes.
<_h:e.n I.il. of the Hawaiian
Islands, has been pardoned. She
will probably say, thank you.
There are now ten papers in
Pottawatomie county and it is
probably threatened with more.
Senator Mills says he thinks
he lias been converted to gold-
bugistn; but he dou't seem to be
ijuite sure.
Holmes, of "castle" notoriety,
now stands indicted for murder
in Toronto, Philadelphia, Chica-
go and Indianapolis, and for
horse stealing in Fort Worth.
It was right to stop that band
in Oklahoma from playing Men-
delssohn's Wedding March while
passing a divorce court. There
ire some things that appear in-
congruous, even in Oklahoma.—
Wichita Eagle.
The court of claims of the
Chickasaw nation recently decid-
rd that a white man who married
:in Indian wife, and she after-
ward died, forfeited all claims to
a citizenship in the Chickasaw
nation if lie afterward married a
white woman.
Editor Watterson declared to
the veterans: "I have been in ev-
ery state and territory of the
union, and I can truly say that I
never came away from any one
if them where I had not found
something to make mc feel proud
jf my country."
A train on the New York Cen-
tral ran 436J<- miles in 4u7 min-
utes, making an average of 64,'
miles an hour against the Eng-
ish record of hi].{ miles ati hour.
England may gobble our gold,
but she can't outrun our yachts
or railroad cars.
A juvenile tough shot and
killed a little St. Louis girl who
attempted to cave her pet dog
from the firearm of the former.
Tlie boy is too young for punish-
ment under the law, and the
question is whether his parents
should be hanged for the crime.
The State Bank of Perry has
"failed," and it made a good job
of it. The liabilities are placed
at £30,000 to C35.000, and the
assets figure about $7,000. Poor
settlers are the losers, while the J
bank officials are scattered
arounu.oyer the country having
a general good time.
Miss Alice Keller, a school The Grand Army of the Ke-
teacher at Lexington, this coun- public encampment at Louisville
ty, has been exonerated, by in-
vestigation of the county super-
intendent, of charges preferred
against her, alleging her guilty
of immoral conduct. This gives
the lie to the scandal-mongers,
but it will require many months
for the young lady to outlive the
stigma cast upon her. Her de-
tainers should be severely pun-
ished.
The wheat crop of Great
Britain falls far below the aver-
age this year. Well, well !
Doubtless the Britishers will be
willing to part with some of
their surplus gold for a share of
the billion dollars' worth of the
golden corn produced la the
United States this year. And
corn-bred is very good and
nourishing when made after the
approved Missouri method. -
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Mrs. Clarr. McGill was the wife
of the editor of the Law Journal
of New York City. A few weeks
ago she got an Oklahoma divorce
and rcturncil with it to that city.
A few days ago she met her one-
time husband on a street car, be-
came reconciled and tore up the
decrcc. The dispatches fail to
state whether the couple thought
it necessary to have a new cere-
mony performed or not, but indi-
cate that the husband persuaded
the wife that the Oklahoma di-
vorce was no good, anyhow, and
that tlicy were just as much hus-
band and wife as they ever were.
So ends another Oklahoma New-
York Romance.—Oklahomau.
A country minister, in a cer-
tain town, took permanent leave
of his congregation in the fol-
lowing manner: "Brothers and
sisters, I come to say good-bye.
1 don't think God loves this
church, because none of yott ever
die. You don't love cacli other,
because I never marry any of
you. I don't think you love me,
because you have not paid my
salary. Your donations are
moldy fruit and wormy apples,
and by their fruit ye shall know
them. Brothers, I am going
away to a better place. I hav
been called to be chaplain of a
penitentiary. Where I go you
cannot come, but I go to prepare
a place for yott, and may the
Lord have mercy upon your souls.
Good-bye."
The Calumet blast furnace at
South Chicago, which was shut
down three years ago, has re-
sumed operations, providing em-
ployment for 1000 hands.
will go down as one of the most
remarkable in the history of tlie
order. In the first place it was
held in a Southern city. The
hospitable sons of Kentucky, the
veteran ex-confederates, hastened
in thousand fold throng to the
beautiful city wherein was born
the star-eyed goddess of reform
according to Kentucky measure,
and vied with each other in cor-
dial and enthusiastic welcome to
the Union veterans of the North.
The omens were propitious for a
glorious holiday; the last seam
of the bloody shirt fell into flim-
sy slireds and the ensanguined
garment, whose fluttering in the
nd of political hurricanes had
begotten such bitter hatreds and
animosities, went to the rag
man. Fate seems sometimes to
object to the running over of a
cup of j'jy. No sooner had the
•ncampment assembled when a
taisson blew up iu the early
morning and killed and man-
tried the militiamen preparing a
salute. Then on the day follow-
ing ati Impotent grand stand col-
lapsed and hurt severely very
many people, So this notable
occasion will go down in history
as a gathering bathed in the
white light of peace among all
men of a once divided country,
vet baptized in blood. Tears and
triumph, mourning and rejoic-
ing, happiness and death, all
strang'ely blended. - Kansas City
Times.
The members of the Oklahoma
Press association will enjoy a
free excursion to Galveston on
October 16. The members of the
Indian Press association will also
join the excursion. The Galves-
ton board of trade will extend
hospitalities and a splendid time
is anticipated.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, of Sen Mi-
guel, Cal., says: "I am trying
in a measure to repay the manu-
facturers of Chamberlain's cough
Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For years
I was a constant sufferer from
weak lungs and bronchial asth-
ma. My rest at night was dis-
turbed by a hacking cough, so
that I felt miserable the greater
part of my time. Many remedies
recommended by friends were
tried, none of which proved suit-
able to my case. I did not ex-
perience any beneficial results
until I began taking Chamber-
lain's cough Remedy. Alter two
bottles of the large size have
been used I am pleased to state,
my health is better than it has
been for years. The soreness
has left my lungs and chest and
I can breathe easily. It has
done tlie so much good that I
want all who are suffering from
lung troubles, as I was, to give
it a trial." For sale by C. C.
Nail. M. P.
Sell
2® LBS
OF-
Urarriilatert
SyaAil
FOR—
Talking about causes for di-
vorce, a case is being tried in
Leavenworth, Kan., where the
husband accuses the wife, among
other things, of having been
guilty of fostering and encourag-
ing bed-bugs to take up their res-
idence permanently in the house,
and they became so numerous
that tlie children had to sleep
the barn. We arc not behind in
the matter of divorces, but the
bed bug racket has not reached
us yet.—Ex.
Mrs. Rebecca McDoulet was
arrested a few days ago, charged
with stealing some clothing. She
is the mother of Miss Annie Mc-
Doulet who was sent from Okla-
homa to a reform school for sell-
I'tiTrn.
Peter lived on the prairie.
When lie was " years old the
first railroad came through.
Uncle Peter carried the small
boy to see it.
A train-boy threw a pe-.ch to
Peter. He ate it and laughed
and squealed with delight.
"Don't throw away the stone,"
said Uncle Peter. "We'll plant
it."
Peter's chubby, brown little
hands patted the soft earth over
it. That first season he watched
the green shoot break through , . , , ,
, , . , ,,,, with cramps ami was ncarh
and send out a tew leaves. n ,i.„ .i-i.
next season it was tall enough
for Peter to jump over it. The
next it was so tall he couldn't.
When Peter was S' years old
there were seven peaches on his
tree—one for each of the family.
NOTIIINIi TO 1X1 BI T HUllK.
Nothing to do but work,
Nothing to eat but food,
Nothing to wear but clothes
To keep one from being mule.
Nothing to breathe but air,
Quick as a flash 'tis gone.
Nowhere to fall bttt off,
Nowhere to stand but on.
Nothing to sing but songs—
Ah, well ! Alas ! A'ack !
Nowhere to go but out.
Nowhere to come but back.
Nothing to read but words,
Nothing to cast but votes,
Nothing to hear but sounds,
Nothing to sail but boats.
Nothing to comb but hair,
Nowhere to sleep but in bed,
Nothing to weep but tears,
Nothing to bury but dead.
si.oo
All other Groceries
in proportion.
Will
Have
<3-1 v e| Large Stock
Special
Inducements
—ON ALL—
HAY FORKS
and Handles
-AT-
Su mmcr I
Dry Goods, LOWCSt
Hats, Etc. | yet known.
Prices
ETis-Don't Fail to Call and See Our Una of Ail Kinds of Goods:«3a
Notice For Publication.
Laud Oifloe at Oklahoma, o T , |
July 25, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named Bottler hits filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof In support of Inn
claim and that *uid proof will bo rande
before lioffister ami Receiver at uk laho-
ma, City, O. T., on Sept. *27,1805, viz:
Thomas Hnodgrai*?,
for the N W 1-4 Sec 8 Tp 10 n U 1 W.
lie names the following wltnewea to
prove ItU continuous residence upon and
cultivation of Kaid land, viz:
Arthur Harper, Jume* lv Steel, Biker
K Thompson. Joe Kaybci; all -d lWry,
O T.
Li M Dilley, Hegiaier.
NOTICE FUU PUBLICATION.
Land olllce at Oklahoma, O. T.,
July 9, 18U5.
Notloe is hereby given that the following
named seller has lilod notice of his Inten-
tion to m ike final proof in support ol his
claim and that said proof will bo made
before the Register and Keciefer at Ok-
lahoma City, O. T., on September 21,
1805, viz:
John 11. Philips,
for lots 1 and '2 and e ]-2 u w 1-4 See 18
Tp 10 1! 4 w I m.
He names the follow iug witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ef said land, viz.
Isaac li Todd, of Oklahoma City, O T",
Henry <« Brown. John K Philips, Albert
A Todd, "t Quircy, O T.
1). M. Dilley, Register.
(Scuts' fmrnbbma (Scobs,
Groceries and Queensware.
Come and get what is free to all:
'I'm
Nothing1 to see but sights,
Nothing* to quench but thirst,
Nothing to have but what we've
got—
Thus through life we're cursed.
Nothing to strike but a gait,
Everything moves that goes.
Nothing at all but common sense
Can ever stand these woes.
Den King.
Last August while working in
the harvest f'cld I became over-
heatcc, was sudilcnlv attacted
Notice For Publication
Land Offlcc at Oklahoma City, ()
July !), 1SU5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler lius filed notice of hit*
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof wiil be
made before Register and Roelever nt
Oklahoma City, O. T., on September 21,
189C, vis:
Isaac B. To Id,
for the s 1-2 n 1-2 sec 11 tp 10 r 5 w
1 in.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of *aid land, v
John 11. Philips, of
Harmon $iuitli, of Okl.ih
lleorgc Johnson, John I. l'lilllj
(jiiincy, O T.
li M HilIcy, Iugister
Of imitaibrj
trnds mar!:;)
ami labels.
I w 0 . I as WARE
I Insist oil
|Mf\ MP jwHj
|in packages^
M Costs no mora than inferior package soda—
never spoils the flour, keeps soft, and is uni-
te vtrsaily acknowledged purest in the vorld.
w
S Mafic caly 7 C3C?.CT fc CO., New York.
£ ty ffr cir everywhere.
{& T7rito for Am and ILuncvir Do" k cf ▼alar.blo Haciyca—TOim
All per
Of or. ilo
1:1. U.
k-. «iiii ill*! r.
In- t in - fur .
Ulllwt « -in
y.
FROST.
O. T.
,1a, Seltzer
Also agent
of l-'erd. Heitn Brewing- Co. Cel-
ebrated Ke;r and Bottle Beer.
CHAS. (
Oklahoma City,
Manufacturer of
and Mineral ater
ot a!
BEN. A.
Notary
RUEDY,
: Public,
Ulaukiof all kinds. All work promptly
and carefully atteuded to. Pension
papers made out. Conner olllce( Moore
Quarter of a Dollar!
and not one of them had
seems that Anna coir.c
by her lawlessness
Journal.
.—Tin
nir whiskv to the Indians. It
i. o,.'tasted anvthin
lioncstl) :
He planted all
" To- l.iv I'eti
j has eight v,.
A "fair and interesting: watch-1 trees, which c:
or" is now visiting the court room 1 light to all tin
in San Francisco in which Thee-1 And he lias
on wl:i
:forc.
Mr. Cnmtning's, the druggist,
gave me a dose ot Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which completely •re-
lieved me. I now keep a bottle
of the remedy handy. A. M.
interville. Wash
C. Nail, M. I).
Notice lor Publication.
Land Ofilce at Oklahoma City. O. 1'.. I
September 12, lb'Jj.
Notice is hereby given that tho I
following named settler ha? filed notice i
of his islention to nnUe final proof In |
support of his claim and tnats.iid iir<" j ;
will be made before Hojrister and Itcceiv- 1
er at Oklahoma ' tty, U. l'., on October
•2'J, l^'Jo, viz:
S\rali A. Stafford. It. L. !>I0. j
for the N E 1-1 Sec 13 Tp Id It -I W.
Jb-o nanus the followiiu witnesses to ! Two Lie
rrovc his continuous rc>i lence upon and .r, , , . .. ,
cultivation of said land, viz: , cry I ucsday and I- ri(la>
J W. Paull. of Q liney, O T; CE«ial- li1 .
himore, «J l>Shrt yer, Philip Karlywine, I Latest .c.egrapll anu
of Moore, o. 'P. ports every Tuesday atul Friday.
I> M. Dillky, Kejdster. | 1
"! Special Feasts li? 1SS3
bijfht-Page 1,'api
et
lllNNEUI., Cc
For sale bv C.
| NOTieK KOK ITHIJOATION.
l.nnJ Offlae a: Oklali..i:ii CU;
SrciMber 7, 1
Noticehereby jrivep. th.:. t!
\ in* named settler hu« l;le l ne
I Intention ti* make fii'.&I ;rcof
j ^f his claim, and that s' i. 1 pr« <
I made before Pollster and P.e
Oklahoma City, 'J. T., m
1&95, viz:
'ieor-e W. Stillivax .
. O. T.,
n support |
i f will be I
1 he Children's Pa^e
The Woman's Department
Parm and A^-icultural • ev
And Special Continued Sto
' ti(
i: ' 4 Se
Politics ard 1
The Sporting
I Head all the
I a-\Y ' —
,n« at Washin;
llor-e Notes.
irn
li"
V e
i in wn
dorc Durant is being- tried for his
t i'l
fiendish crime. She has daily bring more m^ney i
passed to him a boquet of flow-
ers. Durant's victim lies beneath
rough, uneven clods and mould-
ers within the confines ol the
eoffin boards.
THEl DAILY
AND
SUNDAY TIMES.
%
J. H. Everest, .
Lawnor.
Practice in ail courts. «pi'iiai •
given Lanb office praetiee
han 1 Oillce ltlock
Oklahoma Citv,
A. B. Hammer.
Lawtjor.
t.'filoe, necoml il-*- i , in I/in I
tice Uuilditu.
Ui ihma City, - - <
| H. C. St. John,
I.AWVEK
Air! I.AND A ; I D:
| OKLAHOMA CITY. :
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I L'lr.ee in tanadiau block.
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IF YOU WANT
latr
A.
Mrs.
Cal., had the bad lu.k ti.
her ankle, "I tried "-eve
itnents." she sa_\?
cured uati. I used Chamln
Cents
mth
c. r.-.ii i
Hued.v, C!w!:
jUt v.
Are flowers sensitive and does cured ur.ti. I used Chamberlain's
it chill them to lay near unto the j Pain lialm. That remedy cured
heart that lias no love for them? me and I taV:e pkar.nrc in i ecom-
It is a peculiar fact that some mending it and testifying to its
women kill flowers within twen- efficacy." This medicine is also
ty minutes from the time tliey of great value fci riieni
are pinnei to the corsage. Others j lame back, pains in the
will wear them for hours and i pleurae" and all deep-seat
they will look as fresh as when |muscular pains. For sale by
first gathered.—X. Y. Times. !r„ Nail. M. TV
j -r.'.t j
jrlais r £7= 1 ;
Is ua'Hjua',e<l for
Itheum, J-enl.l lh-ad, S 10 N
IlAiitU lt**l:i"g 1 il< "•>
Chronic Son1 Kye^etv1. <«rui
For fiait by druggUt0 *^t -•> t
be
, r*Jv- j 1K?U
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us
tistn, 1
host. !
to noass OV.UEilS.
For putting a borne iu a fire liccltl
<tiU' n trr l>r. t.'ady'g (I'c
Thc5' tone up the syuttan, aid diot'ti
ti and I loag of am^etite, relieve conptiixitirn,
kidnev ai^mlers and drvtrr-v *.v riu^,
new life to an old or over-worked hor
jx'X package. I nr sale by drug]
Witney
!c Peek.
II ol Mv 1
will
to youi
advantage
to cal) and
^77lien yon
get ready
to pro^e up.
The Courier. Moore.
'•7 T
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$1.00 per day.
$4,00 per v/otv.
>r( in. O. rY
cJ. IvijA-GNESS, Ivl. D
mm sua Surgeon.
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Johnson, A. R. Cleveland County Courier. (Moore, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 21, 1895, newspaper, September 21, 1895; Moore, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc102515/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.