The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 21, 1900 Page: 5 of 8
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We have a big iot of
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THE CLIPPER.
HENNESSEY, oKEAHOM.
Junk 21, 1! <n>.
! • Local Items. |
, E. s. MoCabe v!*lt«d In Hennewej Satardtts
11 ami Suttduy.
i ,i \v SmithtrAiuftctfldbuKlonnin i
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Biiv Pji'i .rsp^
Fruit .i, at the Bankrupt
Store
t! is ,1 ;■! liundled by the
rail!. 1-1
('akes baked U> order at the
Royal.
For farm loans see tlu>
& N. hand Co.
M
You can secure McAlt
at tho Hennessey mill.
stof
>al
! It H. Drennan left on Tuesday ui/b*. •
I for u business trip to Watonga
Mu
piano.
^rosli «rocorics am! courteous
'atment at RMidall's.
deal instructions, voice and
ll MUS. \Y. Sl'K.NVKU.
-itoa nennp>- Money to loan on city projierty.
J. S. Cool.l.KV.
u I a rs in ii
. . 1--. e Moore of Klntf City. Mo., is visit
r.iK her si.ster. Mrs. W. Luwary this week.
PltlOES.
Quarts, 75c doz.
i-2 Gal., $1 doz.
we. have lots of plain
glass tumblers for jelly.
You can always buy
lemonade glasses of us.
108 S. Main Phone 36
Truly Yours,
Griffin & Griffin
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The Star
Pestaufapt
Is setting the finest tables of any
house in town.
Katks:—$3.00 a
week. '20 cents a
meal. If you want
a good square meal
when in town stop
at the Star Restaur-
ant. This man has
just been there.
MRS. A. GlIMDLACH, Prop.
West side South Main St., Hennessey. O.T'
The fTrst load of new wheal
to-day rained and threshed by NVulte
Thome & Henry, the barbers, have added a I
new enamel bath tub to tneir accomodation-, j
John Smith is erecting a new barn on his j
new residence lots ou Kast Oklahoma Avenue
("has. Younu and ills mother. Mr-. Hannah j
Younir, transacted b unites* iu Kingfisher yes-.
terday.
W. W. Itoot is in Kansas 'ity thin week pur-
chasing an early fall stock of iroods tor the i
Uaakrupt Store.
cliff Saunders relumed from Caldwell, Kan..
Sunday nitfht after a visit of several weeks
with relatives.
Jas. Koloehny. C'has. Gilbert and Chas. Hren-
nau spent Saturday uiKht llshiiiK in Turkey i
creek and had pretty fair luck.
SeeC*. W. Bear for Farm Loans,
lime to murket < 'ity Loan sand Short Timeljoans.
Money on hand.
Don't borrow money, buy
I projierty, or insure, till \
the C. M. & N. Land Co.
Try the East Side barber shop
for a neat hair cut and a smooth
shave. Ross Milks, Prop.
A new invoice of overalls, jump-
ers and gloves for harvest wear
just received at the Bankrupt
Store.
Subscriptions taken for all the
Mr*. s. II Vunderpool and Invalid iluuKhter. leading pel iodicals at the lost
office News Stand. No extra
charge.
for all
TO OUR PATRONS.
Our manager, Mr. Root, is in the market searching
for bargains for late summer and early fall buyers.
Watch this space when he returns; we will have
something that will interest you.
Respectfully,
THIZ BANKRUPT STORE.
Bring us your Produce.
of near Woodward. Oklahoma, came down
Tuesday niuht lo visit with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry VanTrees.
Louie is head quarters
Cliff Avey who for the past nine months hat
been employed in the Hoyal, has resigned his, . ,
position in order to take charge of the Dren- kinds Ol Ulllloors llcirilWlH'
nun eievutur. Butts and Nails of all d.
Hennessey experienced another one of those
delightful wind storms Sunday ni^ht. Nudum-
a^'c was done however exceptin:.' to a !Vw
fruit trees.
i on hand.
Mrs ('. H. Miller and daghter
KiiiKtisher left on Monday's early passenger
for a visit in Indiana. They will remain
several months visiting there and in eastern
Kansas.
Li icks
scriptions ahvay
" " | If you want a Wheeler & Wil-
i/nusp son, New Home or Florence sew-
ing machine, Call on Chas.
on South Main Street.
Kind
Stor
■ fi >r
•loth
Harvy Uttiii'back t f Oneda. oih'uf the can- | 1 IV till' Bankrupt
didates for the nomination for treasurer or «roiie rlw (rondw .rr,,,.,
the republican ticket was in the city yester- •> ' ^
day taking a primary squint at the political injj 1111(1 shoes. ] ln\y carry ('Y(TV
situation. j lower prices than you
The population of Kingtlsher county March ' ,..m .rut ol >\vliovn
1. iuui, as returned by County As*e**. rHawks an 1 " 11 1 1
Plenty of harvest supplies at
the I lankrupt Store.
If you are troubled with that
most uncomfortable disease call
piles, don't neglect it Don't let
the complaint get a firm hold.
Every day the disease is neglect
ed it grows worse. Commence
at once to use fabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment, the relief is im
mediate, and cure itifalliable.
Price, ">() cents in bottles. Tubes,
7T> cents. F. A. Dinkier.
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ED GOULD ^
Mjkcs and Sells
Strictly First Class Harness,
The qualit y of our hurne>
ter of pride
* in quality <
both in workmanship and material
md if others sell cheaper,they
'oant.V Iiiiwni i
and his deputies is ih.bnV This will beinei eas- !
ed by the Uuited Stales census for June 1 to
very nearly tf'.tioo.
We are authorized to anounct
that W. A Taylor, of Kingfisher
J. D. Ford of Oklahoma City d opped iu Sun- ,,.;M h /..iiolirloti
day afternoon. Mr. Ford is representing the VN,111 Ul " otiiuiudii
American Mutual Building and savings associ- of pj'obutt4 l'Ud^C
County, subject to the decision
of the republican noniinatui
The A.O. U. W.of Oklahoma is feeling pretty
jubilant over winning a ♦'i.ooo prize offered by
the Supreme Lodge for a certain per cent of
increase of members. Oklahoma reports an in-
crease of 7.1 per cent.
Mrs. Jas. Gilleti and children and Miss F.dna
Finley left last Saturday for NVebn City. Mo.,
w here Mrs. Oillen joined her lnisb itid. Miss
Kdua returned Tuesday to resume her studies
at tlie county institute.
convention.
First pubMshcd in The Clipper Mav 31, luoo.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims Htralimt Louisa
3iarlon. deceased, are required to exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchors, to the un-
der^igned execut« r ot estate of said deoeused,
at his home near Hennessey. Oklahoma. Four
months after first publication of this notice
has been limited by probate court of Kingfish-
er county as the time for creditors to present
their claims
Dated, Kingfisher, Okla . May 2U, 1900.
14 C//AS. K. WKHLING. Executor
First published iu Tim Ci.ippku June 'Jl. bHM .
Notice.
All persons having claims against Wesley
Wilson, deceased, are required to exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers, to the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate of said
deceased, at Hennessey. Oklahoma.
Four months after first publication of this
notice has been limited by probate court of
Kingfisher County, as the time for creditors to
present their claims.
Dated Hennessey. Okla.. June 20. foou.
t-r Tipton Cox, Administrator.
W. A
builder, will make and hang your
door and window screens on
short notice. Prices reasonable;
satisfaction guaranteed. Shop
on South Main, second door south
of Forum Hotel.
J. M. Jacoby and John Phillips were tlie un-
willing and unhappy participants iu a ruu-a-way
last evening. While returning to town from the
races at the fair ground their horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing both gen-
tlemen from the buggy. The horse then jump-
ed a ditch by Police Judge Cushion's residence
otid men went over tlie hedge fence taking
the buggy with him. He made a raid on the
kitchen but couldn I get in and then attempt-
ing to jump the fence again, but this time
lighted astride of it and stuck. Neither of the
gentlemen were hurt, but there wasu'tenough
of the buggy to last until it was all gone.
About nine o'clock this morning, while driv-
ing into town, D. H. Learned met with quite a
serious accident. His team became frigntened
and ran with him. Turning the corner by the
Livingston machine shop he was thrown out
and his ankle broken. The team ran up Main
street and into a wagon hitched in front of the
Clippkk otliee. Mr. Learned was placed on a
cot and carried to Dr. Rector's ofllce where his
injury was looked after. Afterwards he was
taken to his home southeast of town. Mr.
Learned has many warm friends in Hennessey
and vicinity who will be sorry to learn of the
accident.
The fair at this place gives promise of being
better this year than ever before. Thirty-
eight horses have already been entered, fifteen
o.' tl.e.n in one race, the pace.
Light entries have been made in the -:lo trot.
These two have been closed. Entries for the j /" \
other races will be open until August 1st. The I 1 lit} ljJKllCS Aid Socictv of tllP
entries already made are euough to show that | ™ /u„,,„ t, ,..;n .... ; .
the racing program will bean unusually good v IlllsTUin I. Hill Oil \\ 111 stl\<* let
one. the entries coming from horsemen in Flor-1 rrpHni «n(] r<ibo jit flip rpsidpilfp
Ida, Oregon. Kentucky. Texas. Kansas audi1 J. \, Vr \\ , V
Missouri. As much attention will be paid to i of Mr. tinil MFS. JJl*. Ij. 1^. MllCS
()ur announcement column this
week contains the nameof James
E. Burns, our present efficient
county clerk as a candidate for
re-nomination- Among the va-
rious county clerks o . this i oun-
ty we have never had an ollicial
who ))erformed his work better |
for the office : nor kept his work so nearly com
of Kingfisher | pleted at the close of each day as
lias Mr. Murns during his ad-1
ministrtion Mr. Burns' experi I
ence as a book-kee])i'r and ac j
countiint, and his familiarity with
the work of the county offices,
gained by actual service in vari I
I ouscouiities, has given him a tit
| ness and a special qualification
ifor work of the kind done in his
office. He has been ably assist
ed by his daughter M s< I-1 i a as
Parker, contractor and | deputy, and the promptness with
which the work of the office has
been done is highly appreciated
by the people throughout the
count]y. Mr. Burn's good rec-
ord justifies him in asking an en
dorsement from his party, which
endorsement he should receive
when the nominating convention
is held.
Largest Stock of Saddles in tt?e County.
We also sell the celebrated.
STUDEB/\f<EP BUGGIES.
We bundle everything pertaining to the
•hiding Buggy Cushions, Robes, Blankets,
ill kinds of small work. Call in and see us.
haruess business, in-
l-'ly Nets, Whips, and
Why send your money for nur-
sery stock out of the country
when the Enid Nursery has l'(>0
acres of the finest stock ever
grown, that is acclimated and
-'guaranteed true to name.
i!-7 ii. H. Adams, Agent.
Notice Tn Threshers.
The Hennessey Roller Millhan-
dles the McAlester coal. Prices
as low as the lowest. 1 -4
Lost Between Hennessey and
Oscar Whipple's place, a Skeleton
Coat, oxford gray, with white
stripe. Finder will please leave
it at Fred Ehler's and get suit-
able reward.
agricultural exhibits this year as last, and the
fair coming on Aug. 21. 22. 2:t and 21. as it does,
will give a much better chance for a good <ii -
play than last year, wlieu the event came off a
month later. Hennessey will be tilled with vis-
itors and prospectors from the east, and we
must make a good showing. We can do it. too.
We met a man at the gate of the fairgrounds
yesterday, the high-coek-a-lorum among the
sports and tin-horn gamblers w ho had charge
of the races there on that day, who wouldn't
"recognize the newspapers." and honestly we
der his red proboscis. He might po.-
ogni/e a Police Oa/.ette -on account of its col-
or but a newspaper, never. And that is the
plan on which the whole affair wasconducted.
Assuming control of the property belonging to
the Kingtlsher County Fair Association, they
stationed a man at the gate to hold up any
who might wish lo enter. Fortunately only a
few misled ones had any such desire. They
paid their toll at the gate and another at the
grand stand if they wished to escape the broil-
ing heat, and yet another at the gate to the
; quarter stretch If they entered there. Worn-
| en and children were furued away from the
ampitheater which affords the only protection
ANNOUNCEMENTS , tre,u.tlM
Our fee for announcements for county and j brTng^noug^chunge. There was plenty of
district offices is |5, payable in advance. With i room out on the grounds in the sua. let them
each announcement we give without extra I there and be ti -d. The balloon ascen-
. . # w, . , , . i sion, the feature and the only one which
charge a brief biographical sketch of the can- i>rou^^t people out. didn't come oil. for.as
didate. the balloonist said, there was no money in
— sight." The whole thing, from start to finish,
FOR COUNTY TREASURER. | was a graft.
Editor Cupper: Please announce that
Saturday evening June liilrd. A
special invitation is given to all.
Louie has the best pocket
knives, shears, razors, and
butcher knives that money can
buy. Every one under guaran-
tee, and never grumble at taking
he buys
der a strict guarantee anditcosts
nothing to replace them.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday conducted
by their pastor, Rev. .7. N. Hoov-
er. "Children'sDay "exercises
will be given. All are invited!
Harvy Utterback of Coronado
townshipannounces his candidacy
for county treasurer in this issue
of the Clipper. Mr. Utterback
is a man of sterling character and 1 bagger why on earth don t. they
lives on his farm in the C. & A. j send the sheriff after it.
Mokk Anon.
Pro Bono Publico.
From the Waukomis World.
In this week's issue of the Hor-
net. the red-muzzled champion of
rotgut whiskey takes a shot at
certain members of the city com:
cil for daring to oppose a cut and I Hennessey is visiting Miss
uricu ordinance which his noli- Haines this week
ness was publishin
When You Want to Build —
It will be well to figure with
THE LONG,BELL LUMBER CO,
Tliey carry a full line of
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, D:ors,
' Lime and Cement,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON EVERY BILL SOlL>
J. W, DEATON, Manager
Yard, one block cast of Market Square
lone Star Items.
Ed Iiawk is spending
lays with friends in Cai'tit
Miss Bessie Richardson of
Dora
This imported pug referring to
Dr. Scott in oppising the above
mentioned ordinance refers to
him as an anarchist, socialist, etc.
Had Dr. Scott accepted a certain
projxisition made him relative to
the aforesaid ordinance, the
chances are the Doctor would not
have been stigmatized as an ai -
archist. Because Dr. Moss and
Dr. Scott saw tit to vote as they
thought right, this sway-bellied,
red-eyed, pot-gutted, beer-guz-
zling, illegal voter and subscrip
tion fund fiend and tixer Hies to
Ira Hawk had the misfortune
to cut his hand very badly with a
saw a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cristendon of
Hennessey called oil Mrs. Jesse
Gwynn one day last week.
The ground is so wet, that only
! a few in this neighborhood have
| begun to cut wheat. It is almost
I impossible to get into the field.
! The storm of last week almost
j ruined every orchard for miles,
• di<l some damage to buildings,
, blew the Hue off of Jesse (iwynn's
with the allotments under the
few 1 Previsions of the bill. The land
(•() | will be opened to settlement witll-
' in six months from the comple-
ti ill of the allotments. This wilf
not possibly bring the ojiening
before next spring—prob-
ably sometime in— April or
May. The price of land will he
><1.-5 per acre. Under the pro-
visions of the law, the Indians
will be given Hid acres and a res-
ervation in common of 4HO,()UO
acres. About 2,(HH),0()fl acres-
will be ojiened to settlemeut.
1 Country where he tiled on a home- i
Charles E Moore of Skeleton township will be j To the honorable Mayor, Council and *tead when that country first j
a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to [ CltiZ6flS Of NCfinCSS^y. j Opened. Kesides being a SUCCCSS-
You are cordially invited to take a day off
ful farmer he has been one of
County's most pro-
gressive school teachers for sev-
the decision of the Republican County Con-
vention | jujy 4th and come to Leitch's grove, one-hall I Kingfisher
FOR SHERIFF. mile w est of Dover and spend the day in eele-
Please announce that I will be a candidate brating. Bring well tilled baskets and w e as-
"To^sTort^time6; eral years. Mr. Utterback has
o. l. ai.i.en. i found time to take a personal in
j. a. Cherry.-Committee. . . .1 1 f
s. h.drew, \ terest in tlie success of the re-
! publican party, attending it's
primaries and county conventions
for rc-uomination to the office of Sheriff of
Kingffsber County subject to the action of the
republican county conventjen.
W. R. Kblley.
FOR COD.VTY Cr.SSK.
We are authorized to announce that J. E.
Burnet, -vill ht a candidate '.cr re-election for
County Clerk >ther County. mbject u
vemion.
FOR TRE^SU att
We arc authorized to Lanoucce the cac:& of
Harvy Utterback. of Goronadu township, r. . a
Rev. E. T. Blodgett has been
on the sick list during the past
week.
County Clerk Burnes has sold
his farm lor $2,800, reserving tlie
crop.
Regular services in the M. E.
candidate for county treasurer, subject to the Church,
decl.-lon of t-e republican county convention
„: z jur .p
ezt
6V6ning.
bund ay morr.ir
clearing
nm-
md is well-known as an active
republican, His friends whol
know him best vouch for his com !
potency to till the treasurer's of [
fite and in addition urge his loca-
tion as a strong point for his can-
didacy. Mr. Utterback is mod-j
est a.-td quiet in his intercourse,
vith men and yet has a gift ol j
making friends of all he meets. !
China Sets in Motion The Mill Which
Will Make Mince Meat
of Iter.
A dispatch from London says:
"China declared war agaiifst
the world when the Taku forts
his bankrupted, pap-sucking j house, and several houses off opened tire upm the internation-
' their foundation. j allied.."
The Chinese had strongly gar-
$100 Rf WARD risoned the Taku forts and had
., . , ... I laid the Taku harbor and river
For the arrest and conviction , . ,
if.i i en I of the parties who stole tho hogsj^1, ' ,, <■ ti,,.
If the people of Hennes- . ' . , ,,rp , . .• , In consideration ol the shape.
' ' from iii y pen on Mont 1 ate sfarm. ,,f ulfttirs in China the command-
J. K Hutchinson. , (i].s ()f th(J Wlirships in tht, harbor
Tbe Kiowa And Comanche Opening considered this a serious menace
„ . to their safety and on Saturday
Cannot Be Before Next they assembled on the Russian
SprinQ. dug slii]>, held a council and is-
A special to the Wichita Eagle! sued an ultimatum, demanding
from Washington says: j the withdrawal of the troops from
A misunderstanding seems to the forts before l! a. m. the next
exist in relation to the entry of
the public lands in the Kiowa
Comanche country in Oklahoma.
It is apparant that the belief is
prevalent that these lands will be
opened in the very near future.
Such is not the csae. Briefly
abomination called a hornet, and
like a certain bench-legged female
odoriferous animal, known as a
bitch skunk, from Turkey creek,
is trying to stink them into fear-
ing him.
sey have any use for the banana
browed, turkey-brained carpet
RoYal
Baking Powder
County for seeouti <
lo the ilivi^fon of the Rftpuhliet
Vent i on.
it County Con-
Si MAI'CKK.
sftiG on
; • ';de.i. Give I Should the nomination fall to him
■ us a can. iJpota.i .i .ivcr ^ ri£iiii & j he would make a strong candi-
(jritlin's grocery store. | date.
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menacers to health of the present day.
*ovai amino wwoew ca, htw vobk.
morning.
At 1 a. in the forts answered
the ultimatum by opening tire
ii|x>n tilt! vessels. They returned
the tire and utterly destroyed
the fortifications. It was report-
ed that two British ships being
stated, the important provision j driven between the forts wert
of ti e act are as follows
The allotments will be made
within the next six months. They
will not be made by specially ap-
pointed alloting agents, but en-
tirely by the special agents of
the interior department; those
already government employes.
This will not be deviated from in
sunk.
Some rumors say that nn
American war ship was engaged
in the light in the connection with
the Russian, French and German,
ships which were known to be.
Matters are at a crisis all over
the Empire. In Pekin the for-
eign legations are besiged by mobs
the least degree. There is abso- and some faint rumors came in
lutely no patronage in connection j of a uiasacre.
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