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FAILURES AKKFENVKR
KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
Hennessey Clipper.
■K. O. MILLER. Editor andPuMlaha*
c H. MILLER. proprl tor.
i oiLAHQM*,
Less Business Wreckage Under Mc-
Kinley Than in 18 Years.
CURRENT COMMENT.
When propott<t to some J®"*
■women are in confu. "OB£.*
hammocks and !" ' • ..YJ '
ever the difference, the fe"rl .s always
Strictly in it*
Within two^-nrs the Ninth I mted
States infantry Ims fought (j
riUpimm .....I < hlm-so,
from east t.i west 1(1.000 miles. h<.
vice under Vnele San. has ceased to
mean quiet garrison duty.
An.orvr ti"' e«,.,trib,itnms to a Hap-
tl.t church fair held "l ' M{.[
were six pol.l spoons from Mrs. Ml
kin lev wife of the president, an.l 4
handsome linen hnndkerehief from
Mrs. William .1 .■aninpt lip an.
The largett orchard in Smith Dakota
l8 near Hurley. •' ,"IS ,S0 '
1.1. are 8. tree.,
given over t. plums. Hesidc. the
f ees there are 1.000 eurrant bushes,
j'ooo gooseberry bushes. 500 grape
vines and thro
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..OKLAHOMA.I
ah
important events of the territory.
8C
nR.tR. ri of the Sneratle Method.
This happened at a well-known San Iran-
riM o Sunday school: leacher \\ hen vou
l.jr.k around and fee all the tine house. and
stores ami lots, do yon ever th>nk hoo n«
tht9.n0Soiho^^rw"^ I ■ UK.U. - - ;
Teacher—"Where «iU yur father, be 3C | yeUow, muddy complexion, feel tired
v.-.rs from now';" Boys On one «ho°0 | *aml have bearingdown pains. Mensca
''Den ' Tetchei -11 have not appeared for three months!
somethucs am troubled with a
ungramma;^ x. „.n did vou ,lischartro. Also have kidney andblad-
Miss Frederick'* T-ettor* Show now She
Relied OD Mrs. l'inkham and Wal
Cured.
14 Dear Mrs. Pinkiiam :—I have
r,>s of strawberries.
>ung woman i> (inclu-
de
but
rally
beautiful*
A comely .
nati imagines that her lace
formed, un.l has been sent to a.
asylum f«>r tl.e insane. An hallu.
. • ii,,.. in vrrv common
nation tti.it is ><■.*
harmless, is for wo.net. who a.
plain to fancy theniselv
The political emblem of socialist
party in -New York has I'eentlK-unn
of u man holding a hninmei, but as
there are now two socialist part is
two emblems have been deuscd. One
is the hand of a man holding a to,el.
and the other an arm holding a ham-
mer.
The state# which are to hold pre-
liminary state elections this V-'ar in
ndrm.ee «>f H>c November tests are
Alabama this month and Arkansas.
Maine and Vermont in September.
Georgia l.oids its election ll'>,,,verl'"'
•nil state orticers the first Wednesday
in October.
It is a somewhat reinarl*al>le f.i< t
that three of our presidents died on
the nnt.iversnry of the sign.ng of 111.
declaration of independence Jo tier-
son nn.i John Adams died on ti.
same day, the Fourth of July, IS-f,
and only an hour apart, .lames Mo.
roe died oa the Fourth of July. I831
The American Lawyer says th.
Kentucky legislature evidently doesnt
believe in the "didn t-know-it-was
loaded" excuse, as it passed an act
some time ago "Inch rends as f 1
lows: "It shall be unlawful foi uny
person to tire or discharge at rnn-
<iom any deadly weapon, "heth.r
„.id weapon be loaded or unloaded.
There U« schemes and schemes. but
the latest is one projected by a ■ '. >
court ollici.il of Macon, •■a-. 111-1 J'
a fortune l.y raising alligators,
has purchased 300 acres of su;"."|
land near Seven Bridges, into wbu.
M turn bis bead of alligators
Thirty-seven alligators have nlread,
been placed on the farm und th. pro-
moter expects to reali/e $';00 on
scheme next year. The albgator is
si.i.l to l>e the most prolific of
animals, the goat not excepted.
l)f IIKM
The real pro.,^"7 of a country!.
always .indgc,I by the number of f.i -
. among its business nun. 1
astonishing tribute to the Mcond
Itll,e of our finance, and prosp cto. a
nnercinl "h<'\r* r
street'. mercantile genc) report, for
. (t.u of the calendar
the tlrst six month, o.
■ ear l'.i.io. the smallest nun,be of fail
ares'noted for |s years pa-l. I his s
showing for McKinley prosperlty that
must strike the calamity how nr.
"Th,'records of the mer utile agency
ahow that for the first six months of
1s(.2 the business failures ... t
trv were f..:tM, with linbll.t..-> of $ 0.-
VI In November of that year the
democratic party was voted into pow
a„d in March, 1893. took eharg. 1
,h" r^hn^^^how^ failure
7& in number, with of
over $7<i.lHI0.MHl. All through tin
' r ♦.••.ill- Wilson bill
democratic free trail*
administration the mini 1 ■
tc.dily increased, until th.
first six months of Is'."'. "
they reached the of P."C
' — m 1s.'.x. .V.l'.t'-'r' of that year
Mckinley prosperity was voted in.
and the number of failures
i,v declined, until tl.e lirst s.x month.
0f ,1.(10 show only 4.SU failure., with
liabilities of $nn.0f.4,--:08, the smallest
number reported for
1„ the following tnbles w. conipni
th(' tlrst six of 1896, the last
f the last democratic ndmlnis
it,., first six months of
I rat on. with nl , . .. ...„
II. of I'l-. dent McKtn-
1900, tl.e la.t yea. "■ ' 1
preset administration. I his ev
, v is fair, as it shows the result.
four \' ars of both policies on
busies, affair, of the country.
These tables nr.. worthy of the carefu.
onsideraiiou of the free trader, and
free silver ealan.it v howlers. a. weli as
,r those who believe in tl.e prosperity
and protection of a republican admin.s-
Attorney Tarrod and Feathered.
Wichita Eagle: i.ast week a sensa-
t'on was caused at1 loud t i.ief by the
tarring *nd feathering of Assistant
County Attorney Halter, a young .nan
about rj years old. whose father is
county attorney. Young linker «'
accused of double dealing bv citizens
of 1 loud Chief, because he failed to file
in the supreme court at the proper
time an appeal from the decision of
Judge C. F. Irwin dissolving hi. in-
junction against the county commits-^
ioners calling n county seat election.
Young linker went to El lteno a num-
ber of days since to perfect the appeal
but received a message from his father
directing him not to have any further
connection with the case. The ycung
man telegraphed to tl.e clerk of the
supreme court at Guthrie telling him
not to file the appeal until further no-
... .1 ll.„ ..it. /I'll I O
Stran«e MarriaRO Rlte3.
Pawhuska: The marriage according
to Indian rites of Tall Elk, an Osage
chierf worth Sr.0.000 in ins own right
and heir to much more, and Mary l.c<J
Eagle, daughter of one of the richest
usage chiefs, last week, was the culmi-
nation of an Indian romance. Old Hen
Eagle and Tall Elk s father hail been
bit.er enemies, ami the father of the
pretty squaw, whose fortune is esti-
mated at 82,000,000, would not al.low
him around the wigwam. But lalt
Elk was persistent and he Anally forced
the reluctant father to give Ins per-
mission*. , , *. .
The wedding was celebrated after
the Indian fashion and was a great
event. Tall Elk paid over 4.1 ponies
tl.e price which lied i'-agle exacted for
his daughter, and the girl s mother
brought her out to the center of tl.e
|uruil|{ut net
public square mounted on a little pony
clad in gorgeous red and blue robes,
c loud . me.. — 'X ,,iJo„.,ted from her pony,
ker attended asocial, and after escort-
ing a young woman to her home started
to his own. He was stopped by foul
masked men, stripped naked and then
tarred and feathered. Ho was also
ordered to leave town.
Looking for a Son.
Enid Wave: Mrs. Ella Woodnrd of
Smiti.field, West Virginia, is in search
of her son, Al Miller from whom she
has not heard for three years. She
thinks he is in Oklahoma dead or alive.
clad in gorfcjcuua
She dismounted from her pony, whicl.
was turned loose to become the l)i m
of the brarc who could catch it. I ben
Tall Elk appeared riding like mad in
the direction of his bride. Her mother
took off the splendid robes ami left her
standing alone, clad only in a simple
rough dress. The bridegroom without
dismounting, threw about bis bride,
shoulders a handsome blanket and car-
ried her off to his tepee on the front of
I bis saddle. That completed the cere-
i inony.
Teacher "iiight. Now, tell me. did you
(\.i in going along the street notice the
drunkards loung.ng around t'ie sa.oon ..oors
wait ins t "r some one to treat them . H°.\t
Sb^^dl^b-^r,
Hoys (in enthusiastic chorus)— Labojs.
San Francisco Wave*
From W ar to Pence*
Two larsc c annon from the Civil ar arc
to bo melted and east into a statue rej -
en tins peace, to be placed in the capitol.
What a «ontratt betweenthetwo eonditjon.
>■ treat in a way as the change Ho.tet-
tor's Stomach Hitters will bring about m the
health of anv one who use.lt. I hi li.tter-
Strengthens the digestive organs and cor-
recti all disorders such as constipation. d>s-
yepsia, torpid liver or weak kidne>s. lry it.
A Cienlle Slap*
"I had a verv successful day shopping,
t.aid Mrs. W'oodhy, l.oastfully. '1 managed
o Mcureaver) co.t!j and elegant vawfc''
"T„deed." replied Mrs. IV,.prey, who be-
lieves in calling a vase a a*e. I P
you'll keep it in a glass caw . —I hilaaeipnia
Press.
Tl.e lle « I re*crl|.tInn for Clilll"
a tasteless form. No cure uopaj. 1 ri,e,.*k
The following letter was written to ,
the postmaster of Concord, this county-
■Sir: Can vou five me any new sot
a young man "by the name of Al Miller'.'
If you can it will be doing me a great
kindness. When last beard from he
was at l'otiy City, Oklahoma, with a
threshing machine, and was going *> J u.
Officers Received a Tlr>.
Antlers: Deputy Marshal C'hitwood
and Constable Chaliin made a clever
capture of two burglars at Dexter, .If.
miles north of here, about one o clock
on the morning of August 14
had received information re
the post
Cnnse fitr Tlmnkfiilne**.
A brief note from aBUlvilie ''■'Strict road!
"Our son John has eomi home from lie
Philistines on a turhaiBl. and one .et. 1
latter means a i.ension tor lite thank
Lord."—Atlanta Constitution.
The correct spelling of the name of the
liitu-e capital i- largely a matter of m-
iiflcri.ice. The ;-|V.k In Joke js no w o. «
mil not better than the 1 nking jokt.
Detroit Free Press.
I do not believe 1'iso's Cure for Con-ump-
;on has an equal tor coughs and^O'dv
lolin F. Hoyer, lnmty Springs, led., tih.
[3,1900.
The Story about a prisoner seal ing a ftVfoot
vail .-n't as tisl.v as it sounds 1 i,obat >
he wall was built of rock lish, Norristown
ieralil.
dcr trouble.
1 have been this way for a long time,
nn.l feel so miserable I thought I would
write to you and see if you could do me
any good. '-Mis. Edna Fuedeuick,
Troy, Ohio, Aug. 0, 1S99.
" Dear Mits. P.nkham i have used
Lvdia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound according to directions, and can
sav I have not felt so well for years as
I do at present. Before taking your
medicine a more miserable person you
never saw. 1 could not eat or sleep,
and did not care to talk with any one.
Now 1 feel so well 1 cannot be grateful
enough to you for what you have done
for me."—Miss Ei>na Frederick, Troy*
Ohio, Sept* 10, 1899.
Backache Cured
" Dear Mrs. 1'inkiiam I write to
thank vou for the good Lvdia E. 1'ink-
ham'sVege table Compound has done me.
It is tlio only medicine I have found
that helped me. 1 doctored with one
of the best physicians in the city ot
New York, but received no benefit. 1
had been ailing for about sixteen years,
was so weak and nervous that I could
hardly walk; had continued pain in my
bnek and was troubled with leucorrluea.
Menses were irregular and painful.
Words cannot express the benefit I have
derived from the use of your medicine.
I heartily recommend it to all suffering
women."— Mrs* Mary Barshisger,
Windsor, Pa.
trat ion. Thus:
Eastern States
Maine r
N, w llainpshirt
Vermont
Massaeh\is« tis
Rhode Island
Connecticut ..
Number of Failure
Six Months.
1896.
; t or
Total,
stern slates
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Total, middle states.
\\ K8TERN
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Colorado
Total, western states..
n.ikthwkstkrn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
.. 140
s
" B50
756
4H
46
125
104
%s
1,084
VATKS.
...1,059
102
... no
4 lin
... 10
11
...1,852
1,269
STATES.
. . 4^6
iso
id:.
412
I'll)
... 330
J!*7
....
164
*152
ts
11
:;h
eshing machine, ami was k K , * & {qt robbiu^
go to Concord, ()* 1*, to taut, up . b , 1 («io,nintr store at Dexter,
claim He is a low rather « ; ^ d ,eft hcre on thc night train arriv-
boy; is very good natu ed. 1 he y ^ Dcxter at ten o'clock, ll.ey bc-
from him three years aB°' ^ut or. c4tecl themselves about the building
since. if you can Rive me any into oreted^t^ & ^ ^ ^ rc„.ard ,
.nation concerning him hel. by vhe sound of breaking glass and the
doing a lasting favor on h.s motne . q( lW() lnl.„ vvholn they
who is a widow now. arrested. The prisoners,
"if you would ask through your^ - P Putnam are in
crimes.
ska
1h7
ITS
V2a
The presidential campaign is to be
made livelv by the participation of n
number of women and boy "rntors
One of the most prominent ot t i.
latter class is Sampson Seligman. wti.
is now stumping New York state u
the interest of the republican pa t v
under the title of the "Hoy Orato.
of Trov." Master Snmpson is
vcars old. and even as long ago as |
the lust presidential campaign u
was on the stump, so that now lie
considers himself as one of the voter-
ans.
note nits Zion, a mission journal
published in Jerusalem, gives an nc
count of the modernizing of the an-
cient Jewish capital, which is ot
special interest in connection with the j
Zionist congress. During the present
century the sleeping city lias been
thoroughly modernized, and it i- 1
dnce that time that Chri.tlan. have
beet, given the right to acquire prop ^
crt\. for. until recently, even in otn
cial utterance. Christian, were desig I
anted as "dog.." Recently the cltj
has prospered greatly, the population
having increngcd to OO.OQO-
The absorbing popular interest
aroused by the exciting e\.nts in
China has almost completely ob-
scured what is going on in South
Africa and the Philippines, si,11 less
is the public mind occupied with I u
ba. although a constitutional con-
vention is to be held there shortly.
As to Porto Rico it is as utterly for
irotten (IS if it were not on the map
In this condition of ..flairs it '
pleasant to be assured by Coo A lei.
of l'orto Hico, that "the island and .ts
people will be one of the rarest gems
Of America's possessions.
There l.ns been an increase in til.
inhabitant, of the territory covere-
l.v the present limits of New Y >.1,
during the decade of no less than
044.611, or 37.90 per cent., winch is
pretty lively growth. H ese figure.
('14**7 202) leave New ^ Ol'k the seen u
cit'v of the world, with much to .pare,
but still far bellit.d l.ondon. 1 he l.i-
ccisos of the r.ritish met ropol.-
sliows that in l.ondon itself then ,..«
A ti';3 018 inhabitants, while the dwell-
e'rs in the metropolitan district num-
ber ti,500,000. Taris has a population
,f 2,676,901 and Bwlih '• •*',031
Nchrs.
South 1 >ak ta
North Dakota „r,
Montana
Wyoming
Total, northwest'., states .1-
SOCT11UHN S't A ri-.s.
Maryland
Vlrgtnl.• n
West Virginia
North Carolina
South 1
(i«'' rgla • !
Florida 4-,
Alabama J,,
Mississippi ,li;
l.out.lana
tinil her .on. My hearl aches to hear |
from him, for I have lost my husband
and one daughter in the last twoyear.,
anil it seems as though I had lost a .on
also, l'lease excuse me for troubling
you with my trouble, and kindly an-
bwer this and oblige me very much.
■ Mtts. El i.A Wool.Attn,
"Smitlifield, Wetzel Co., \\. N a.
Thought He Was a Marshal
Guthrie: Frank Woodruff was
brought down from Edmond one day-
last week by City Marshal Moon of
tb.it town and landed in jail oil a
charge of insanity Woodruff had been
in Edmond only a short time and
claims Illinois as his home. He posed
as a deputy I'nited States marshal
while there, and made numerous ar-
rests among thc farmers around Ed
Tennessee
Arkansas • • • • • — •
Ulstrlst of Columbia.
Total, southern state
PACIFIC I
j California
I Oregon
Nevada
t'tah w
Washington ^
Idaho
Total, Pacific states.....- ^-
TERRITORIES
Arizona 1
Indian Territory
I N* w Mexico "
I Alaska «
Oklahoma
i....1.161
JTATKS.
MITCHELLS
An Indian Funeral
The Indians had a funeral dane
near the issue station on last Tuesday
night. One of their number had died
and they met to pay their respects to
his memory. They set up coffee and
other light refreshments and entertain-
ed thc spectators with music t.a raw
, ii :— \\ utnmrii
hide drum) and
Republican*
Socialist Colonv for Oklahoma.
A dispatch from Massillon, l).. say?
Fifty residents of this city left as
week for Oklahoma, where they wil
take up claims on government lanilanti
establish a colony under plans W'.icli
have been formed by local labor ■'■■
ers. Tlivy will foim a plan of govecn
ment in conformity with ti:
rests among the farmers arouno J mcnt in conformity wilt. ii.i. l"
moud. and spared neither men, women ideag of looul students of socialist.c
or children.-* it was soon discovered pl.olliems.
that the man was acting without
authority, and lie was arrested, lie
did not surrender however without
tight and it was necessary for the otn-
ers to club him severely before he wa
.ubdued.
To ( are n Colli ti. One Ony
Pake i.axativo Bron.o (Quinine Tablets. AH
irnggists refund money it itfailstocute. - •
The fact that money does not make the
man seldom worries I lie mail who istrjing
o make the money.—1 uek.
Ladies who take pride in clear hite
•lotbes should use Red Cross lull lilue. Re
!use imitations.
It is better to make mistakes .n trying
than 10 make the mistake ot not trying at
ill.—Ram". Horn.
Yon cannot t.e cheerful if you have dys-
nepsin You won't have dyspeps.o if you
'■hew ■White's Yucatan
We are ever ready to confess our imperfec-
ions so long as otliers are ready to contra-
iict Us. Hani s Horn.
Sweat and fruit acids will not discoloi
^isawssi^:
Rnir* Catarrlt Cure
taken Internally. Price 75c.
\ man who is slow- pav nearly always dis-
putes Ins account.- Atchison Globe.
To l e always happy, use Rid Cross Ball
peculiar | Blue. Hefuse imitations.
If you would he somebody in the world he-
,,n by b. ing yourself.-Chicago Dailj -New..
Price, 25c.
EYE SALVE
DO ¥00 INTEND
to Tiurchiiso i! Piano or nrsan this fall? If so,
we can save vou money on same. Wc arc «111-
Inn to demonstrate this to you at any tnao
Complete Catalogue t ree I pan Request.
CARL HOFFMAN
1012-14 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.
'' Oldest and largest Music House in the West.
Coy Accidentally Shot,
While Braydon Nichols and Jot
Perry, 15-year-old boys, were hunting
rabbits near Cheyenne a gun in the
hand, of Perry was accidentally ills
, , I charged. The entire load took effect
Pottawatomie County's Population. .^ ^ b)lin „{ voting Nichols, producing
The census of Pottawatomie county dc;ah a{(er BeTerBi hours of iuteuso
shows a population of about . 1 bUCcring.~Guthrie Leader.
(If this only about 5,000 is urban. I he
"black jack' country proved to >e ^ Wa9 a Great Event.
much more densely populated thai oi-l-ihoma City: The corner ston - of
prairie portions, ow.ng to the adapu, ^ public library was laid
bilit.V of the "black jack so.l to the the -rnig ^ ^ ^ itnprcssive
raising of cotton. One sect .oremonies a large crowd being pres-
I S-Toptaf 7of whom are coUon ! ent. The A polio Cub opened the -
picker, by trade. The county lias an
area of W0 square miles.
Totals
81 MM Alt\
89 ,b
df'the above.
Nun.ner of Failures for
Six Months.
1900
1884
Eastern states
Middle states
Western states
Northwestern states
Southern states
raellle states
Territories
Total United States
I The liabilities of
thc first six month
compared ar
l.tisl
those failing for
of the two
as follows:
Eastern states
Middle st:it- s
\\'t stern states
Northwestern state."
Southern states
Vaclllc states
Territories
1S96.
$it.
2X1.158
. 10*
i;T]«ii2
. 13.
tK.l.'M''
663,800
ItHV
ercise. with song, which was followed I
bv prayer bv liev Graham. ll"n. Sid
ncv Clarke, followed in an address on
• The History of the Library Move- |
ment."
Poison In the Ice Cream
The emancipation fetes at Island
cXede people'"? pensions Granted Oklahomans
tending the dance at night became xhe following (Iklabotna peaelon.
eriouslv ill presumably from eating , , been granted: Original-\Vil mm
decX'sed ice cream. < f the number , A llarIlfS, ,,nid. 310: addit.onal-Geo
poisoned the greatest sufTerer was M ss
Minnie Jackson, one of the eo.ored
teachers of the city.
AVcgctable Preparalionfor As
similaiinfi lUcFoodandRcCula
ling the Stomachs ondDowels cm
Minister Used a Revolver
Rev Thomas MeNeale of Oklahoma
City, in an argument over a board bill
with William Lane, drew a revolver
II. Hasp. Alva, 810; increase-George
Gabriel. Norman, Ss; Isaac Ulan , |
crescent, 8H: original-widow feaiuli
A. Hayter, l'awnee, 88.
Brief Itoms of Interest,
The National Guard, of Oklahoma
4.1HH.2W
J. 402,60(
211,866
$60,064,'.
totals $106,535,
n Will be noted that the liabilities
of those failing in the middle states in
the first six months of IWO were f. -
610,207 less than they weie in b.
In the western states they were ... ••-
907.O4S less. In the northwestern
states they were $7 .:,s.U0 less. n
the southern states they were $9,MC
103 less, in the I'actic states he
$3 °48,4T0 less. In the ttiii
tories they were $381,934 less, a
total of «,«1,T28 less than ... 18 6.
Only in the eastern states when
the hated "aggregation of wenlt i
the detnoernts term it. is si.pi
exist, were there more fa.ln
year than in
n were
ed t<
1 bis
7lf Adlai St.
alone a short while he
lost again, as lie is one .
ly forgotten men in th
Francisco I hronicle.
f th
a reo7're; I wi 'Ud their in Enid in
and fired at Lane at a distance of ten wtu ^
feet, but did iio^ hit bum j ^ a Stroud Cotton buyer
sr.-i.Tas -* -^n'rsJrisrsS!
MeNeale was fined for carrying a has failed; debts. 833,000, ass
pistol. I Hill Trone has been held at Okla-
— I ltniTi'i Citv for complnuty m the mm
Judge Burford's BIk Fish j,.cU Mrs. w'rone was not
Judge .1 oh ti 11. Burford. chief justice ovcr but heid as a witness.
of Oklahoma, has di.tinguishc. him- | v.^.lock of Pes Moines, Iowa,
self by catching the biggest mountain 11. MaUock of^l e^
trout taken this season at Grand Lake, , has ; f the university
, ol„ where he is spending h.s vacation j mod,^ ,.y of S1,00o.
with his family. ' . T •
— i Joseph II- l'axton. Greek anil Latin
Well Known Oklahoma.! Dies. [. . uctor in thc Norman university.
Captain L l'rather. late deputy hRs becn Kranteil a leave of absence ol
I'nited Stales marshal and wagon | r lie is going to ltome to study
master of the 711. Inited States e.:'.oredj.n^r(hBpolncv „is pl^J, wlUhe ta-
volunteers during the war with Spain, b James W. Sturgis of the uni
died at Saylorsville, Kentucky, on the Tergitj. 0f Michigan.
morning of tho 13. Deceased was a man who is trnveMnf
Knight Templar and alio a member o TI. i„oklahoma giving
the Kl Leuo lodge 1 «- o. 1 He waM rom tow to to^n Ruthm,tiel
a resident of F.l Reno for a number of himscdIf: up to ho want
vcars and left a few months ago for a on the grou conunitted in anoth-
visit to his old Kentucky home. A ed for a m and ^ th(
wife and child and hundred of '-em cr a c. i l g lt
are K1 K«n° l° h'' work alwaj'L
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Miller, L. G. The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1900, newspaper, August 30, 1900; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc104776/m1/2/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.