The Reformer. (Kingfisher, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1895 Page: 4 of 8
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The Reformer.
THURSDAY, MAYO, 1895.
Application liiis been made to enter
Die I!i:ni .IKK in tlie postofflee at
Kinirtisliei' as second-class mail matter.
SsSacriptlan price one dollar per year In ad
ranee: Six mouths, ttftycents: Tlirei months
vrnty-llvo et nts.
Jteir.sof interest, neighborhood news, and
otwinuntouiiuiia on topic, of general interest
Spirited.
locals ot
__ display.
ii rl'tlcd time w ill he run and
All advertisements,
omtareled lor a s|.eelh
fharged lor at the regular rales till ordered
^Ve will not lie responsible for the opinions
odour correspondents.
Announcements. advertisement* locals,
«c must be in this office by noon. Wedncs-
d,v to Insure Insertion the same week
Advertising Kates.
One inch, single column; month s <>0 •r>h
All legal iulvertlsemeuts will be
diargetl tm at the statutory rates.
business locals 5 cents per
Insertion.
ent medicine testimonial. Please do
not print any more of your private cor-
respondence lu our copy of the Free
Press.—Downs Democrat.
COUNT! COMMISSIONERS PR0CEEDIN08.
WITNESSES HEEoltK Tit K I i It A N II I III v ,
Iii ISP; .John Dull demonetized silver,
and yet. from that time to 187:1, the
parity of the two metals was not affect-
ed. We did not need him then, we do
not need him now; still we have hun-
dreds ot American born citizens, who
are now leading the two old parties,
who tell us that the only salvation for
fair Columbia, financially—is foi her to
marry that old tub of guts— John Uull.
line each
"1 would ratuer he right than presi-
dent.—Henry Clay.
We want the Republican nomination
for president astraddle the finance ques-
lion.and don't propose to express an
opinion either way,-Heed and Mc-
Kinley. _
That old two laced, ever double
Dan Vorhees is straight out now for
silver. lithe people of Indiana allow
fhat old hypocrite to fool them again,
alter liis last summer* and winter’s
acrobatic tumbling, the devil would lie
loo good to represent them.
Oil, Columbia! once the gem of the
ocean. The boasted land of the
free and the home of the brave. Thou
hast lost, the breed of noble broods that
made thee great. Pertldy. treason,
corruption, greed anti avarice me fes-
tering thy great heart away to ’’dust
and damned oblivion.
Ot n domestic trade is Oil per cent,
and our foreign trade is 4 per cent of
the whole, and yet the traitors whom
the American people have intrusted to
make and to administer their laws
have made the people believe that their
nation—the richest on earth in resour-
ces—could not meet this $4.00 out of
$100.00 unless they aped the money
system of the nation that gets the most
ot the 4 per cent.
Can the American people afford to
jeopardise their liberties and the life of
their nation in the hands oJ men who
are so void of moral courage, and man-
ly independence, that they will hide
themselves behind the slightest sub
terfuge to keep from expressing au
opion on questions that are shaking
the political world from center to cir
cumferenee? Witness the man whom
the American people once thought was
brainy enough to wear Ins grand-pa’s
hat, pleading too much law business to
take time to give bis opinion on
ilnance; and Tom Heed biding out in
tlie woods ot Maine to keep away from
reporters. In ttie absence of manhood
and courage, we would suggest an ap-
plication of porous plaster to draw
them out.
Think ot all the little islands and
peninsulas around her making luces at
great Columbia, the land that has no
lights that England is hound to re-
ipect- -a nation of political cowards,
where the upper ten have made bond
Olives of the lower millions, and the
thumps still believe tliev are free men.
Tun Kinofisiiku Rkkokmkk lias a
few country ennespnndents who do
tome heavy editorial work on that pa
p**i\ We h;iu* been iiikUm ti»e impres-
sion that country correspondents were
ta furnish neighborhood nows, and
that the paper had an editor, drawing
u salary of not less than * >0,000 nor
more than $5,000 r. year, who discussed
political questions.— Downs Democrat.
J A Mann
II 56
J .1 Raynitiker *1 50
Miles H -1
1 50
J P Cummins
1 50
A TTully
1 50
H H Berry
1 50
Daniel ltyan
1 60
JCC aid well
i no
T G Cutlip
1 50
John‘Hughes
3 50
Allen Clurk
3 10
Katie Smith
3 60
J E Liggett
3 30
Thos Nlchoh
3 30
Geo W Hbaner
5 30
John Goodwin
5 30
Sat Mack
2 SO
Mary Jetts
3 40
I Jetts
.t io
1McShea
3 3(1
Hetty K Jetts
3 40
Jack Potter
3 30
Frank Freeman
3 70
John Jindra
3 30
H F Wenstroui
3 40
John Rollick
2 70
Charley Mock
3 30
C P Rhodes
3 30
Byron Deg raw
80
M Friend
:t :to
J 1! Crider
3 30
Abel Washburn
3 30
I J Car* in
3 60
Wm Shadow
3 60
A Corwin
3 60
D B Guthrie
3 60
W H Guthrie
3 70
E H Smith
3 10
Robert Baty
3 10
Anson Ball
3 30
Mrs. H B Grable
1 50
Mrs M. R Cum-
A L Share
1 50
mins
1 50
A M Sprague
1 60
R C Ryan
4 40
John Wekllng
3 30
Win C Harnett
3 30
Otis Hines
3 30
A V Hainil
3 50
Emma Roberts
3 30
Nannie Staples
3 :tt)
Henry Taylor
4 00
Frank Martin
3 80
H C Calllson
3 40
J W. McClelland 3 30
Henry Pope
3 70
Jessie A Kallay
3 00
K R Barrett
H 60
Sibyl Barrett
8 60
Hina Martin
1 60
RW Brown
3 00
Clara Slmma
5 50
D W Solomon
1 50
Edna Dlnsmorc
6 00
Joseph Glahn
1 50
J 8 Crabtree
6 10
F l Wlnklei
1 50
Daniel Murphy
3 (Ml
W F Kelso
2 60
Bert Berry
3 70
.1 C McKnaught
2 70
Wm Lawler
3 GO
J P Cannon
2 70
J A Parker
3 70
Chas Robinson
2 60
E Pate©
3 60
T B Vines
2 60
W S Ayers
1 70
C Greenland
2 70
Dick Lively
3 80
J K Grantham
8 80
W R Wilson
4 50
Daniel Brown
5 50
J H Morrison
3 70
.7 W McKeever
3 30
N Rector
u;ao
A H Carroll
3 :to
G Anderson
3 :to
Hl'che Anderson 3 :M>
W 0 Bon nett
y oo
L W Carr
6 00
S C Groatheuse
1 50
11 It Grahff*
1 50
K Nasse
1 50
W G Wise
1 50
j W Reddick
1 50
Ancil Huffman
1 50
Jas L Admire
1 50
Byron Degraw
3 30
(i E Gage
1 50
R w Wylie
3 30
Tom Taylor
4 30
F A Beaman
2 15
M David
1 50
Henry Grot her
4 5t
e 30
1 70
the
r» so
1 06
When young Lord l’eel told his fath-
er that the English House nt Lords had
•passed the single gold standard, he
siMl’. “My soil, you have made me a|
very rich man, but you have ruined the ]
l«asuntiy of your country. Let the
American people adopt the English
binding scheme,and their boasted liltei -
ly is a farce " We have been under tlie
Knglisli funding law since lsK'-.aiul have
had several months ot single gold
itandard, and America is beginning to
M-e, and tee), and know the truth ot
Feel's prediction.
Tin; elans of Wall street, and their
echoes throughout the land, harp con-
tinually about the interests ot the pro-
ducer and of the industrial man. These
fellows never produce anything under
heavens but burthensoine debts and
robbery corners; were never industrious
in their lives, except in watering stocks,
having up law-makers uml putting up
jobs to defraud the great body of the
people. They talk about “honest”
money who were never honest in any
tiling. As for the “bull” and “bear”
dealei.s, who grow rich off the margi-
nal profits of wind, often manipulating
fortunes in a day on puts, calls, options,
and the like, they are so many vam-
pires and leeches gorging themselves
on tlie sweat of toil and tlie blood ot
tlie laborer. They produce nothing,
create m tiling, forward nothing, and
tlie world of legitimate business would
be far more prosperous, and the results
of labor manifold greater if these, and
all their aiders and cuckoo abettors,
were kicked into the sea.—Wichita
Eagle.
Following is the list of witnesses before me
dlttriet court lu Territorial criminal oases:
TEHRITOHY vs. W. A. HOLT.
Gkntlemf.n, you will please excuse
ajs from entering into any little neigh-
borhood or personal quarrels. Tlie
xltuuk is a very innocent looking little
animal, hut you l;ad better walk half a
mile around than to agrivate, agitate
or disturb him; because, when once
aroused and on tils mettle, lie's a tar-
tar. and is liable to make it unpleasant
fora whole neighborhood, we me
publishing u general newspaper; and
Iti keep ourselves and patrons from
unpleasant things, we aregi-aig to steer
dear of everything that has the sewb-
lance of 11 skunk.
M\
Wk wonder wlmt tin* American cap-
italists thought, who were knocking at
Un door of the United States treasury
with six to eight hundred millions of
gold for the new issue of Ponds, when
their master announced that the bonds
would be negotiated l>> .1 im Dulls
high toned bankers. We hope that
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and
Lincoln are unable to look down upon
Uit* depths of depredation and humilia-
tion to which the nation they led to
Victory and glory has been brought by
bloated egotism on one hand, and cow-
ardly indulgence on the other.
11Avi*: all the fun you want,but don't .
get gay. Last week the i? lee Dress in-
dulged in some grand and lofty tumb-
ling. it knocked the Times right, and
then it knocked it left, and imagined it
left it there,all of which is nothing to
tis, as the Times will probably right it-
self it its rudder is n >t knocked oil.
What we want to say is this The ed-
iLn of the Free Press knows, as well
any other intelligent man does, that j dred years.
when lie comes out for tlie free coinage......
i>f silver at the ratio of 10 to 1 and still
claims to be editing a republican pa-
per he is using Ins hat for a telephone.
Jacob, you can t tool your colored fol-
lower on that proposition. You can
take your choice; make your paper a
populist organ, or.let the advocacy of
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
alone. Better let it alone. The** boss"
will sit down on you when he gets
through beiug interviewed and returns
from St. Louis. Your letter to the
Hew York syndicate reads like a pat-
•• Wages still advancing,” is the title
of an article quoted by the
Kingfisher Times of May 2nd, from the
Kansas City Times. It. (L Dunn A:
Co.'s Review ot Trade,of May 4, issued
at New York, which is taken as the
authoratiye barometer of trade, puts
the situation as follows:—
In ?pite of the labor troubles, the
outlook brightens—demands for full
restoration of wages to the level of
1 Sihave closed many woolen mills,
and threatens to close others. The
strikes which closed the furnaces at
Newcastle, Pa., have just ended with—
I out success, but other strikes have
: stopped numerous works about Pitts-
I burg—Pocahontas coke works are on a
strike, and one is threatened by Ala-
bama coal miners-The closing of the
Wheeling mills stiffened billets—Late
in the week important strikes in iron
works about Pittsburg threatened seri-
1 ous disturbance— The woolen year ends
with the lowest price yet known—The
I demand for woolen goods does not im-
prove, and many cancellations are re*
i ported.
Tut* Kansas City Times is a gold bug
administration paper. Comment is
unnecessary. You pays your money,
| you takes y our choice.
John Leddy * l 00 C A Drainer 8
4 00
H A Price
4 00 J W Bruce
3 30
Joe Willis
4 oo Jas 11 Fowler
3 75
W S Harding
3 70 Sarah Ann Hi 1-
W II Hilderbrand
3 10 derbrand
3 10
L Fuhrmanu
3 10 Jas H Roam
3 ;to
John Leddy
4 00 J W Bruce
3 30
11 A Price
4 00 C A llranen
4 00
Jas H Ream
3 30 C W Ball
11 00
Jas Cartwright
10 00 Joseph Willis
4 00
W H Hilderbrand
3 io S A Hilderbrand
3 10
L Furhuiann
3 10 HA Price
8 50
w H Hilderbrand
6 20 S A Hilderbrand 2 10 |
Nancy O Harding
7 '.hi .1 H Ream
10 84)
Jas Cartwright
12 50 Dr Rector
4 H)
Joe Willis
11 50 Jacob ltruce
10 84)
C W Heal
13 00 W S Harding
13 60
Arthur llarding
6 '.hi Chas Binding
14 40
Geo Hear
4 8t) Win White
18 60
Charles Hrauen
7 (X) Ell Washburn
4 00
J A Kelt
3 30 R W Brown
9 00
G H Pain
3 30 A Brox
4 80
Jas 11 Ream
3 30 Geo W Grim
24 00
L Furhmann
12 20 J W Bruce
4 80
Joe Willis
U 00 Jack Leddy
16 00
Jas II Fowler
20 50 G S Pain
1 50
TEHIUTOin
vs john w wiuGut.
It A Lyle
5 3 00 .1 W Fauble
3 00
Amanda Hicks
8 SO Caroline Turuei
7 50
John Currin
7 50 Joe Calhoun
y oo
R w Brown
7 50 FrancesMalcom 10 50
Bertha Boyd
10 50 S It Ousley
12*80
Jonnle t layton
U oo Grade Dunbar
y oo
W R Henson
7 50 Caroline Turner
1 60
Lindsay Howard
y oo Lutle Wright
y oo
Emma Jones
4 50 Chas Hughes
10 50
Lydia Wilson
4 50 Maggie Curtis
10 60
.) D Maltese
13 ;to Samuel Douglas
4» 00
It w Brown
6 0o T P Christy
y oo
.1 A Burchett
7 5o George Curtis
4 60
A C Hartman
10 54) J M Wells
y oo
I) W Leals
3 00 Mrs CJ Hughes
10 50
TEIlHITOllY VS. CHAS. ltOPER.
,1 W McKeuver
6 60 Byron Degraw
6 60
approved and the following fees allowed:
Jas Kdwaids, J 1* fees, claimed 8 40, al-
lowed
Jas A Edward*, constable fees
Report of H T Alston, approved, and
following fee* allowed;
Kobt calllaon, constable fees
chat*. T MacGee, constable fees
James Jones, witness foe, Ty vs John
Howerton
John Marshall, saint
N W Kisenbiese, making ooflin lor pau-
per, claimed 10 60: allowed
David Shape, constable fees
Quarterly report of D K Williams, J 1* Dan-
ner township, approved.
Quarterly report of J .1 Haymaker, pro-
bate Judge, approved.
Quarterly report of B Laudakcr, J I* Union
township, approved.
II Landaker, justice lees
Mary F Llovd, witness Ty vs Win Lloyd
G c Prim, same
Quarterly report of J II Oilman, J P,
fees allowed
Quarterly report of c W Stephenson,
J P Union township, approved and
the following lees allowed:
Justice fees
Win Walker, constable fees
Wm Bacon, wit Ty vsThos cannon
c H Horton, same
Oscar Haulc, same
T P currin, samo
John Smith, wit Ty vs chas Gemels
Geo Fitzgerald, same
James 1 ally, same
Jacob Prew, same
Thos llranden, same
J L Adamson, same
Peter Fisher, same
Perry Wilson, same,
Scot Fox, wit Ter vs J J Hiley
G W Tate, same
John Bearden, same
Thos Bearden, same
S B Koger, same,
John Adauiscn, same
J N Glahn, deputy sheriff, special lees
PL Sykes, repairing shoes for county
. prisoners
5 H c Masters, sheriff of Kay county, en-
deavoring to collect delinquent taxes
v U Jones, mdse pauper
II K Bickford, atty’s fee defending Ag-
nes Douglas by order of tlie district
court
Quarterly report of H B Finley, .1 P, approv-
ed and the following fees allowed:
H Finley 34 ^
H Degraw, constable fees *A) do
r Muldron, constable fees 3
David Taltnan,witness Ter vs John Hun-
ker
Win Guthrie, same
Jas carmine, same
Allen Fucio
tCOWTINTED NEXT WEEK.)
Bt. T. Q,. "WoLd-cLeH.
Graduate of Chicago College ol Dental Surgery.
All kinds of Dental work neatly and promptly attended to.
I make a specialty of Cleaning. Treating and Saving the Natural teeth.
The latest methods ot Bridge, Crown and Plate Work.
Office in Blackford Block, Kingfisher, 0. T.
7 60
1 10
li 36
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13 86
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15 00
so
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3 10
1 4(1
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3 76
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"BL, AGKSMITHIN G,
-AND MANUFACTURER OF-
Oa-rriagres and “'v’sTa-grons.
Horse Shoeing. Flow Work and Repairing Neatly Done.
SOUTH MAIN STREET : : ; : KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA.
Arcade Sample Hoorn,
. DAN RYAN ^Proprietor
Is tlie Gentlemen’s place for
Pine "Win-es and. Xjiq.va.ors.
Foreign and Domestic Cigars a Specialty.
Northeast Coiner of Main and Admire Sts.
35 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
Will it Pay you to Trade
It is very easily explained.
me?
with
Because
I will sell you everything in tlie way of
Groceries and Queensware
Sl utii every man who is parading
his views through the Associated Fress i
combine, or on the stump, as an inter- j
national hi-metalist; mark him as an j
English gold mm munnmetalist; and i
don’t forget to blot him out of political
existence wherever he may bob up for
your suffrage.
any other house
Come and see
Than
tory.
be convinced.
in j,the
and you
Terri-
vvill
Snyder Siftings.
Farmers are very busy planting. j
Benjamin Tootliman lias been spend-
ing a lew days at El lteno.
A Mr. Vines and family are living on |
the place owned by Mr. Sherwood.
We believe Robert Laughton
helping A1 Hubbard fencing
IE71 j&. 5.
The Leader in Low Prices and Good Goods.
was
last 1
The recent rains will lie of great ben-
efit to tlie oats crop, but will not bene- i
lit tlie wheat crop very much.
The Advent people will soon com-
mence a series ot meetings at Snyder.
Their meetings will lie held in a taber- ;
naele.
IIkai; Haiion,
Lomba.ld St, London,
England.
If I should issue, say fiO or 70 mil-
lions of additional gold bonds, will you
kindly let up on oui reserve for a few
mouths? The chumps oyer here are
becoming alarmed at the frequent raids
you are making on our pet, and 1 fern
an Investigation,which would no doubt
expose the fallacy, and make it un-
plcasant tor it s creators; and also place
your agents over here ia "inocuous
desuetude” for the next presidential
campaign. 1 am also getting shakey
I about the sympathy your raids are
creating for tlie white metal, that lias
seived them so well for the last luiii-
1 am aware ot the fact
that this sound money pet was created
for you, and is completely at your mer-
cy; but when your lordship is on a
limit,nyou are caieful not to Hush too
many birds at one time, and thus, by
being careful, bag tlie whole covey.
Hoping that you will accept this offer,
and see the wisdom ot giving myself
and associates a few mouths time to al-
lay their fears, by circulating through
the associated press a goodly number
of sound money articles, 1 an your
most obedient servant.
G. C. Dkmocuauy
TKKK1TOKY OF OKLAHOMA t
County of Kingtlslier I
1, J McClelland, clerk of the district
court ot said county, do hereby certify that
the foregoing list of jurors un J witnesses, to-
gether with their attendance and mileage, at
the regular February term of said court, un-
true and correct as the same appear of record j
in the flies of my olllee in Kingiisher, In said
county and Terriiory.
lu witness whereof I have hereunto set my i
hand and ultl.vi-il the seal of said court, at said j
Kingiisher, tins nth day of April, P 1 -■
J ('. MCCLELLAND,
Clerk ot District Court
Hy J. WEST, Deputy.
Oscar Jensen, book eases lor county
claimed 75 50; allowed
1,0 MeHherson, guarding jail ~s 1 ■,t)
flic petition of E M Kllekcuger et a! for the
alteration of a public road approved, and Oco
..........I w House and i 8 Morgan n?i olnt
ed to view said road May :i!.
l-'ree Press Pub Co, legal publication flP 75
Tin- appointment of J C ltobb as deputy
sherid not approved. •
On motion the board adjourned to meet
April 11, 1WI5.
Banner Breezes.
Everyone, is busy putting In corn, so
items me scarce ibis week.
C. B, amt F G. Markle are putting;
out4n acres of milo maize.
All. l’ebble and family spent Sun
day fishing on Kingiisher creek.
Grant Smith got one of his horses i
feet very badly cut oil barbed wire Sun-
day.
An infant child of Mr. Hammond
was buried in tlie Banner cemetery
Sunday.
Most, everyone wanted to sell out lie
fore the ra’li. Now yon could not get
them to talk of selling.
Mr. Beckman is irrigating about 7
acres of ground. He lias a reservoir
from which lie floods his ground.
D. W. SOLOMON,
Furniture and
Undertaking.
We carry a full line of Furniture. Burial Oases, Caskets and Robes. Fxices
the lowest All Goods New and of the Latest Designs. Call andlsee us and
be Convinced.
D
Last. Side Main
W- SOLOMON.
Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma.
Prices arc down again at
era* Store.
tlie Farm-
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Hoard of County (ommiesloners met April
11, 181)5. Present Commissioners McDowell
and Meek; absent .1 D Mott.
The bill of Jack Cooper, builill of district
court, reconsidered and 68 dollars ullowed.
J A Cooper, bailiff, ullowed 2 dollars.
The bill ol .1 W Huffman, coffin for pauper,
reconsidered and amount disallowed, $0 50.
Thu balance of the day was spent in lock
ntg after the poor,
on motion the board adjourned
April 10,1M).\
IDo.-'-id. Badger
Carries K very thing in the Hardware Line, from
A Cambric Needle to a Steam Thresher.
Recollect. Badger is doing business in his own building and can give you
the benefit.
D-A-VZD BADGER
THE LEADING HARDWARE MAX.
Bank of Kingfisher,
KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA.
Gash Capital Fully Paid, $30,000.
TO THE EAST
to meet ; BEST DINING CAE SERVICE iN THE
WORLD.
A GENDKALHANK1NC
We are fully protected by burglar proof and time look
BUSINESS TRANS A Cl ED.
of latest design.
Hoard of county commissioner* met April |
HI, 18H5. Present, Commissioners Mott, -
Meeks and Me Dowell.
The following hills wort* nudited and al-
lowed :
KW Hill, making 10 county maps
D K Williams, guarding corpse
E L Deane, boarding jurors
J D Mott, pauper work from January 1
to April 1,1895
Solomon Hums, constable fees
H J Pulvemaker, witness foes district
court
J A Katlill, mdse pauper
J 1) Mott, expenses attending commis-
sioners convention at Guthrie
OH 1* McDowell, dltt »
John Wyatt, digging grave and burying
pauper Henry Scott
Solomon Hums, constable fees Colum-
bia township
K L Hobson, guarding Jail
The hoc* Island ts foremost in adopting;
advantages calculated to improve speed
safety and comfort that |
Its eqmpme:
13 0U
4 00
79 80 I
«6 00 ,
4 85
0 60 j
7 60
35 00
35 00
5 00
2 65
310 50
any
and give that luxury
popular patronage demands.
Is thoroughly complete wlili vcstlluiled
iralim. mairnlttooiit dining cars, sleepers and
chilli- couches, all the most elegant, and ol
recently improved patterns.
SPECIALTIES.
K-y Fully
Peoples Bank.
KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA.
Cash Capital Fully Paid, $30,000.
A GENERAL HANKING 11USINKSS TRANSACTED.
l'ro tee ted by Burglar Froof and Time Lock of Latest Design, .m
lteport Of Jas Edwards, justice of the peace
FAST Time Bxcxi.i.ent Kqi'iI’Mknt—Best |
111 N I Nil (.’All SERVICE IS THE WORM!
_Good Connections.
For run particulars as to tickets, maps and
rates, apply In any coupon ticket "11,.c In t m
United States, Canada or Mexico, or ad-
JNO. 8E1IASTA1N,
General Tkt. M'ass Ag't.
Chicago, Illinois.
dress
Kotel
FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS AFFOINTMKNTS.
TABLE UNEXCELLED IN THE SOUTHWEST.',
i KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA - - - E. L. DEANE, Froprietor.
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Wilson, H. C. & Sanders, Spencer E. The Reformer. (Kingfisher, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 9, 1895, newspaper, May 9, 1895; Kingfisher, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1078280/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.