Cleveland County Courier. (Moore, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 17, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 16, 1896 Page: 4 of 4
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No. 138 Main Street,
tax tfiuuauxy A&man
^at^kfrrfjnvu
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Tlie only exclusive Dry Goods House in Oklahona City. We carry an immense stock of all kinds of Foreign and
Domestic goods and pay casli lor everything, and sell strictly for cash, making at all times the lowest prices. A corps
of as nice and competent clerks as can be found anywhere to wait on the Trade. Call and see them.
The Courier.
Moork, O. T., May Hi,
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TIIIMIV TOPKK I A 1 lift Hi
SOUTH AND WKST-nOl'ND.
405. .Texas Express.. . 12:30 a m
407..Okla. & Tex. Ex. 1:56 p in
423. .Local Freight.... 4:38 p m
NOKTH AND KAST.
406. .Chciago Express. 4:1') a m
408.. Mo. River Ex.... 3:36 p m
420.. Local Freight.. .. 8:26 a til
Train 44<0 will top only fur through pi"
etigrrp u|mju previous notice
F. E. Jamks, Agent.
IHJC CIIUKCllKS.
MKTHODIHT Kl'lSOOl'AL Soi'Tll.
Service* every Second Sunday at 11
ui and Fourth Sunday at 7:301* hi.
Kbv. Jordan, l'aator.
Mkthodmt Ei'iscovar..
Servta* every 8000ml and Third Sim
day ut 7:30 p in ami Fourrli Sunday at 11
a m. Rtt. Snypbr, l'uator.
FlUM BaI'TIBT CHt'Bbll.
Service* every Saturday before the 1 *t
Sunday of caeh mouth at 11 a 111 and the
First Sunday at 11 a 111 anil 7:30 |> in
A. B. McHHiduN, Pastor.
Uxitf.h Bukiukkn
Services every Third Sunday at 11 a in
Ukv Hopf, Paator
Union Sunday Sguool
hi very Sunday at 10 a 111 Everybody
Invited.
llKNKV A I'l'LEO ATI; Sl'l't.
GAH POS r NO 17
Meets every Secoid ami Fourth Satur-
day at 2 p in All comrades invited
J \V PATNte, UtKlif ArfrLKtliTK
AnJ. t « M.
UAH ClttCLE NO 8
Meet* every Second and Fourth Satur
day at - p m Mild M J. Al'l'Liw.vTK, l'reat.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Miss Nettie Davis is very sick
Witli fever.
Cleveland county's jail now
fcontains but twtl jtHsoncrs;
W. II. Cowan attenileil court
at Norman this week.
Miss Susie Young is visitsng
With Mrs. Applegane this week.
Some of oiir farthers have cut
Si portion of their poorest wheat
for fodder.
The timely rains of the past
Week hive greatly encouraged
otir farrriers.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis attended the
funeral of their son at Cail I. t.,
last Sunday.
Hon J. C. Tarsney of kansas
City has been riatileil to succeed
Judge Burford,
G. W. Sullivan of Cale, I. t.,
was doing business here this
Week. lid hasj sold part of his
t , r
iarm near here.
The annuil school election on
Tuesday last resulted in the elec-
tion of J. A. Secor for the comins,
year as director.
An anarchist plot to murder
King Humbert, of Italy, has been
lliscovered at Naples and a num-
ber of arrests miulc.
Mrs. A. E. Seiberts retiirned
to her home in Missouri yester-
day after a visit with her
(laughter, Mrs. Levericli.
The announcement of R. M.
bavis for county treasurer wil'.
appear in odr ne^t issue. Mr.
Davis is a man of good habits
and would uiake a good officer.
B. II. Dressden of Bloom field
Nebrask, arrived here last even-
ing with a car load of horses and
'.mplement3 for his farms ad-
joining town.
Last Sunday there passed
through here a train load of
double decked cars laden with
sheep. It is doubtful if even one
carload of these money makers
could be picked up in this county
—probably not enough are raised
*.o supply the demand of local
butchers. itere is a chance
to strike
J. W. Spencer and J. II. Mieser
will make final proof Tuesday.
Miss Bertha McDonald came
up from Oklahoma City Wednes-
day for a visit with her parents.
C. II. Stevens is back from
Central America where he has
been for the past seven months.
G. M. Clurk and wife are up
from Ft. Worth visiting with
Mrs. C's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Bowman.
The last installment of real
estate taxes nfe due June 16th
and the county treasurer reports
that some money is coming in
now.
Two brothers in California
own 14,500,000 acres of land. l)o
you wonder that there arc a
great many people who own
none at all.
Oklahoma City is indulging in
a postofHce location fight. It is
proposed to move it from Broad-
way to the new court house build-
ing on Grand Avenue.
1 am located on Broadway east
of Gilpin iSr Frick's hardware,
Oklahoma City. When in town
call and see the best work ever
shown in the city for the least
money, J, E, Drake, the photog-
rapher.
The timely talus of the first of
the week lias helped crop pros-
pects in this vicinity to a con-
siderable extent and with more
of the Same a fair cfop of any
sort of grain may yet be har-
vested.
E. A. Davis, son of Dr. and
Mrs. D. Davis of ttii,s placc, died
at Ca.e, I. T., last Saturday and
was buried Sutiday at the above
place. The deceased was well
and favorably known here.
The University of Oklahoma
has issued a thousand iuvitatiotis
to their annual closing exercises
for the year which event occurs
June 1st to 4th. The annual
meeting of the Territorial His-
torical Society occurs on the .'rd.
Lemons, with their powerful
acid, are most helpful in reliev-
ing a bilious condition. A whole
lenon's iutcc ptesSed into a glass
of hot or cold Water and taken
before one or tWo nieals or at
bed time will often work wonders
for a torpid liver.
Drake, the photographfct" of
Oklahbnia Citv, invites yoit to
call at his studio for a superior
photograph. Priced to suit the
times. Best grade cabinets $i.50
per dozen, cheap grade 75 cents
per dozen. East Gilpin & Frick's , j ,•
hardware store.
IIKV.S BIKTUDAV.
DHTKKT GOUKT.
DON'T
i
We have
How They Slipped up and Sur- Notes From the Court Room at
prised Ilim. | Norman.
One of the most successful en- J Judge Scott is still dispatching
tertainments socially that hus business at Norman at a lively
occurred here in Moore recently . rate. Of the 150 cases on the
was the surprise birthday party docket, nearly fifty have been
given in honor of B. A. Kuedy, disposed of at this writing.
proprietor of the Courier, by The seven cases against the ex-
his friends. While down town county officers have been referred
Tuesday everting lie was tolij to Hon. John I. Dillie of El Reno
that he was wanted at the resi- who will hear them.
dence of his brother, J. S.. where j Herman Turk secured a iudg-
he went and was greatly aston- | ment against Morgan Sharp for
ished to find a large company of ] amounts due on notes.
~ t he' th° "'in n ive rsa r'y i, Th.c T""' j?rjr four" 1 Isel1 you an7 shoe' in the house" cheaper "than
" teen indictments. kutur.-s, i thesaiiow ski.., mthe list- you can get the same quality in other stores.
j Frank sett and joda Morris | o'ntiTfucc?the llm;s °'care "ud worr)r For good value in Footwear go to
I were acquitted Thursday of the Inborn modesty eals their lips. They
, , ,, , • prefer pain to humiliation. Custom ha9
, 11111 ruor ()1 ilCiKl near L#CXUiytoil I made thcni believe the otilv lioj e of
I a couple of vears uifo. relief licain the exposure of exainiua-
j tlon and "local treatment."
with aboquet and each lady with I Gut.ik.k, Ok".' May 12 The | h^^eorthem'^r tT^.KM.t'' I
KUFFERINC IN SILENCE.
Women are the real heroes* of the ,
wot Ul. Thousands on thotisauds of tlu-m 1
!?■
When you are in Oklahoma City
some G-reat Bargains in
'JCLl
P 7°" ca.n buy any shoe on this counter at just
home. They suffer on and on—weeks, ! iiall pi'lCQ aild 11' We Can't fit V OU theil We Will
One of the features of the
evening was a happy conceit in
llowers, which consisted in pre-
senting each of the gentleman
a card descriptive of the
In this manner the ladies
same.
.•hose
body of a woman
floating in the river
was found unnecessary, There is 110 reason why
modest, sensitive women should sul>-
nea: Lacy | mit to it. McIXIIEE'S
^ JCLlJ
117 Main st Oklahoma City.
partners for the dainty lunch of I Hawkins place fifty miles north-1 \AI ti RJ ST rtt? A CS i 11 T~ I ^ ^ /\ I 1— \/
ices am. takes w.iicl, l.ic picas-) casl of hero iust Siiml y. WI,o„ Sf P*J!1SH' | ^ L ' JAULL >
Oklahoma City,
ant hostess served to her guests, discovered the body was badly
Games and conversation were in- decomposed, the faee on one
dulged in until a seasonable side was torn away by some wild
hour when the party dispersed, animal, and the clothes bore evi-
wishing Bcti "Marty happy re- donee cf a struggle, being torn
turns." j in threads. From those who
Mrs. J. Ruedy and Miss Jennie discovered the remains we are in-
„uckcuck were the instigators of formed (hat a short distance
the affair and deserve much crdit j a'Mn where the body was found,
visible
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affair.
for their skill in managing the i .
° ° leading the parties to believe
There were present the | thal tlle w„mu„ hild 1)0ell mur.
above and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Weich, 13. A. Ruedy, Misses
Christine and May Dodine, and
lota McLennan Missrs C. H.
Stevens, F. E. James, Joan
Wynd. John Luckcuck and Dr.
M agues,
* *
Mesdanies Pickett and Apple-
gale who attended the (t. A. 1\'.
reunion at Enid, returned yester-
day. They report that the cottn-
try in the vicinity of Enid needs
rain very badly and that crop
prospects are extremely discour-
aging. They had a good time
and retttrn with laurel front the
re-union.
The late rains has assured us
of a Wherit crop—some pieces of
course being better than others.
Oats may make a fair crop yet.
S. W. Smith says he has corn
ktieetl high and potatoes past
blooni and thitilis tHat this will
be a fair crop season after all.
He has had string beans on his
table and says all garden truck-
is doing well.
California wine makers have
formed an as^otiation to main-
price of sweet wines.
to the river
| Last year port was sold as low as
rite next time that Editor Jas. i sixteen cents a gallon to the sell-
Kelly of the Oklahoma City Re-
publican swoops down on this
quiet burg without making his
errand known as he did Wednes-
day, the Courier will believe
that Jim has gdtie clean daft on
McKinlcv.
The people of Tennessee will
have a grand celebration of the
one hundredth atliversary of the
state's entry Into the Union, The
ceremonies are to be held on the
natal day, June 1st, 18%, at the
capital of the state, under the
auspices of the Tennessee Ceii-1 publisher of the llioral obli
tennial exposition. ,'ration which every decent news
TT , _ , , . paper man ovres to hi:: readers
11. J Cockersham passed his , , , - , .<
, , 1 . . In a large number of the so
forty-fourth birthday on the 1-fth
. ) . Ica
inst. and his twenty-eighth wed
ing agents. The association,
which has control of practically
the whole available supply ot
sweet wines in California, has
fixed the price of port at twenty-
five ceiits a gallon and angelica
at thirty cents. There arc about
3,000,000 gallons of port now in
the state.
The advertising pages of a
newspaper ought to be as clean
as is the editorial pag;e. Because
somebody pays for the question-
able matter, it does not relieve
ilered and hauled
and thrown in.
One of the best places for the
poultry house is in the orchard.
Tlic fowls arc away from the
garden and have a range when
they can secure plenty of green
food, bugs, worms and other in-
sects, in destroying which they
benefit the trees and fruit. The
site for the house should be
choesen with a view to insuring
good drainage, as it is most
essential that poultry have dry
quarters in which they may
roost, or take refuge when it
storms. On a farm it is no easv
matter to give the fowl a good
range and at the same time keep
them away front the garden, the
hog pen and the stables. In
many cases the orchard is the
only good place for the poultry
house. The fowls do better
there with the variety of food
they secure than if they were
kept in more restricted quarter.
If the poultry house ij to be
built during the summer, it will
pay to put it iti the orchard.
A letter from A, C. Jackman,
who is now :\t (iratld Rapids,
Mich., as well as one from J. F.
Taylor telling more about his
irrigation, project are crowded
out this week.
Dr. Price'3 Cream Baking Powder
YVorld'* Fair Hr;he«t Award
MY JACK
will stand the season, one
mile north and two and
east. Sii.oi) to insure with fold
Money due when colt is born i:r
il tnare is sold or removed from
the couutv. (!. L. HAZEL.
, m- d-
O, T.
fully healings strengthening and sooth-
ing induenee over the organs of woman-
kind. It invigorates ana stimulates the I
whole system. It is almost infallible in
curing the peculiar weaknesses, irre-
gularities and painful derangements of
rhom;Jfw^ chronic diseases of men and women
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Absolutely 110.charges unless put under treat -
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Scientific American
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trace mm,kb,
C5ESICM patents.
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THE TWICE-A-W2EK TIMES
tta^bCall and see me at the Sanitariun, IJassett Building
lays Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday.
Ofti..
Licentious of Louisville,
tice.
E. L. DAGLEY. M. D.
I4y. University. Twenty-two years prac-
o
Fine Wines and Liquors.
Beer Always on Hand
Moore. Oklahoma.
Hight-Paife I'aper
ruesdav and Fridat
Two I?i
cry
Latest telegraph and market re-
ports every Tuesday and Friday
Spec ai Features lor IB:
The CliiMreit'* Pajje.
The Ilepartment.
Farm nn.1 A^ -iciilttiral Ni.iv-
A.i.l Sj.eeiitl Coiitinue.l
Politics a* .I Polltk-i ui
The Sporting l'aj.
j Read all tlie f "
j a-Week Time
\ address
li.i! t
Drue's
lor •. jme one
it .4 . ij .
•'tabic thing-.
pro-
ding- anniversars occurred on the
5th inst. Thus it will be seen tlizt
Mr. Cockersham commenced In
his sixteenth year to sohe the
much moted <)uestion "Is mar-
riage a failure?"
Readers will notice the im-
proved appearance in Tin: Co. k-
1EU this week owing- to a chatiye
in its make-up that has been j tr^ck was not over Hitv or
under consideration lor some feet wide, and though the g-,
time. This, it is hoped, will wais badlv torn Up, so
only be the forerunner of some
similar changes which may be
looked for tri the future,
11: rv at
Yi\i(-Jed
: : - World's Fe!ft
tr.cri
lliea .1,
.ir Hril
tear::.
il led respei
weekly papers
deal ot i':<'ecent :
into the advert
wllich is not ht t
familv circle.
twisted off and a few but
wrecked, no one was injured and
no very serious damage done as
Mr as can be learned.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure C.npe Cream of "1 .r .. Powder. Fr,«
&-om Ammonia, A1u,ti ;.ny other adulterar^
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when you
get ready
to prov-e up.
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