Cleveland County Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 13, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 27, 1897 Page: 2 of 4
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THE LEADKK.
By ED. #. STEVENS.
Entered attha Postofflee nt Lexjnicton, Okla
hoina territory, a* second olanx matter, for
irAiisiaifli n tnrough all wails.
AuUscripiion l(nl«'N.
fO
Aiiiioii . .rom en .ji.
A^Till R ROOTT-We arc nuthorr.cd to an
" iioiinie the tlamr of Arthur Scoff im h ciunli
^dato for Milt hal "f ihv Vitiligo ol L«xiiitfton
blecMon In Mondajrifi May.
I 8. l«UOFtiOV'RRQW-4v7 i ....\twT7i7Td~ti>
J* announce ihe candid it « f .1 •<. L<> t'1'onr
row forth® no ilionnf Miirphut for die Vi Inge
,rf Lexington.
11MM 1K KLK 1X ' i, II c ti.did for r« e!e -
ilon in tliu office (if Police Judge vuhj el to
the will gf ih voteraof Leach gt< n.
7 ' • 'IRKtlti—W( arc author'veil to
7"' the niiinn of T. <Jr« uir im ,i ruinlidacc l'«.
Alarahal of the villnue of Lexinjrton.
J I-. KW IND iii/ cati4idn''> for Var-hi'l fo
J* file fitv Iif Lexington, duhjtcf to the wiil c
n P. \VKK>Klt—'
VJ' i.oiio'-o thec u<Ii
at n cai d dit e for .Ma
Lexington.
e nr<* requeue! io nil
la-jr •«> (leorue I* Wcrnei
nhiil tor the Vitiligo <>.
KIKAI. HMIIIl-iVr are i.uthnri* d I ■ «•.
nouiicc t he candiiiiM y i>f \« nl ."'mi h lor tin
officci of Police Jnilge iiml Village Lleik, gul>
ject to the will of the people.
TO the voters of the Villas* of LaXlnftOd - I
nonounee niynelf ns aoandidato for Marshal
Ml I) ject to your consideration at the polls And
4hni I know that I can doihc work, and it ele.
,tnl I will do thf work fer tf'.'S nor uiontti ami
wi 1 p'edge tny honor, thnt if 1 don't do ihe
work *'itlafaemril^r I will resign at the request
of ten bonloae oitiftcna mid it in jori y of the
council. J. M, UOJDIN.
O SMHMNP HBBHRISM
s******o
: Council ani> l?ousc. i
| .«
oi? t. iwhi ttammnKtm* . 40
Ik IIip present pension of tlm leg
Nature was tn adjourn lixlxy It
would still lie fur nlieHil of nil pre-
vious sessions in point of business.
Fisher Introduced Couucil bill 157,
nd tlie bill whs, under suspension
(If tlic rules, read the first, Becnnil
and third time, hml passed wlih
,'ione voting against. The bill
amends the present law regarding
inmates of invane asylums, and
provides it method ef releasing pa-
tients when cured. Under the
;>recent law proceedings |n habeas
corpus are necessary should a pa-
tient wish to be relea-ed under Ihe
statutory time fur Ids remaining at
the institution. In lust ten min-
utes from the time the bill was in-
trodueed it was ready for the gov-
ernor's signature.
President Johnson has intro-
duceda measure to regulate these
elections, prescribe the term ol
holding them, and the officers lo be
elected, in such pi. in and unmis-
takable terms tint ibo way-
farer, even though lie run 111>i>
read and contrue them. Council
bill 14!) prescribes that the annual
elections iu all cities of the first
class shall take place on the firs!
Tuesday in April, |K<)7, and on t'ie
,same day and month in each suc-
ceeding year. The officers lo he
elected are mayor, cily clerk, police
judge, city treasurer, city attorney,
city marshal, (who shall he chief ol
police) cily asse. sor, and one alder-
man for each ward, who shall hold
their offices for two years. It also
provides that any such cily may
by special ordinance elect any of
its officers on Ibis day and date,
and may make tin'mayor also po
lice judge, with all the powers and
duties exercised by police judge-
under the territorial laws, and may
also provid for the election or an.
Jiointmenl ol an assistant city at-
torney, and li.\ his power and du-
ties.
Mr. « (It alian Viewed I roi.i a Itc|iiit;*
I it'll II Kinll(f|tl>llll
'I In* Ivin^U-lier Fren Press is one
of the Mtitnnc'lu'Ht republican news-
papers, in (lie Territory. Hut ttic
editor J. V. Admire, litis brains
wliicli distinguish him from the
average writer upon republican
newspaper* In this Territory, lie
i- n fairmiuded iiihii,and this frank
statement relative to our coiigreM*-
man elect w ill earrv w li ght: 1
"Delegate-elect ( itihl n !• - been |
subjected to ti : < I d • un> all
ed tor II Ixl SO (i\o loe.iu oliu- , 1 .
republican newspapers of tlm l ei
ritorv since his election. Although
Mr. Callahan is :t citizen of this
county, no newspaper did more to
convince the pe.iple tliut Mr. I'lynn
should have been re-elected than
the Free Press,
.Mr. Callahan is a poor man, lie has
reared a large family, tie has been
a hard working man, lie has In en
'•bliifed to remain closely at home,
Ik has hud little opportunity to
cultivate the graces, he has had
limited time to devote to the -hidy
of public qiiestiouH but lie in rugged
ly hone*!, his moral character i*
stainless, his family h even with-
out the traditional black sheep,
has a clear eye ami a clear con-
science, he Inih intellectual and
physical energy that will eiinbie
11iin in a short time to win public
respect and eoniidtnee. The peo-
ple of Ok lahoma will have no oc-
casion to blush on Ills account—he
i- the natural peer « l his predeces-
sors, ami his entr.ti.ee upon hi-, cm -
grcs«ional ilntit'S will probably be
as personally dignified and becom-
ing as I heirs was.
Mr. Call i bin will go to Washing-
ton as tiie business agent of this
Territory. He has a fair compre-
hension of tlie work before him; lie
will not attempt to splurge or cut
any big capers.
Mr. Callahan is a reasonable man
ami, while he will he c nfronted
and surrounded on all hands by po-
litical enemies who will be, at first
disposed to cripple rather than to
support him, lie will enter upon
hi* duties with becoming modesty,
and, atHll times, m.*.ke n hones',
conscientious efT.rt to acceptably'
serve the people ot Oklahoma lit
may be a failure—but let us repuo-
licans give hi in a fair show ami de-
cent treatment, Just as we have
heretofore asked for extension of
fairness and decency toward Ins
predecessors. The opposition press
has set a good example on these
lines and one which we can well
afford to follow,"
P^GTblan'CHAm"& "o
| BlancharcTs
Fhpec Knock-Out
Drops to
Go m pet ion
Vine-Ounce Oveialls 50 cents all sizes.
Extra Heavy Hrowu Muslin, 5 cents pf-r yard.
Fast Hlack Figured Calicoes, 5 cents per yard.
STONE liril.OINU,
^IIIWI III! Mill III II II linn I||,,J|^.
We are now open fop Spping Tpade!
With Finest, Largest and
most complete line of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
and Clothing ever brought
to Lexington. Everybody
cordially invited to came
and see this lar^e assort-
ment of Spring Goods.
ITKCiaL, INDIAN TKKKIITOIO
OMSf <
I €5ucationaI 2Totcs
■e 1'hok. c. T. w11.so\
school (jovkkxmext.
'1 hi; intellect depends for its normal
1 lie governor has v#ted council
bill No. 1,°> which repealed the pres-
ent ijw as to inspection of oils, giv-
ing as hid reasons therefore that
"experience had proven the law to
Jie a protection to life and properly
A uimmi i niiitv
Mr A II Hoh b one of the regents
of the Normal School has it son.
Mr. Holes being desir< us that liis
son should secure a gootl education
cast about for means to accom-
plish his very lautiable purpose.
An old soldier, .1 S. Poppino, was
a janitor and was doing work that
seemed acceptable to all Hut the
laudable ambition of Papa Hob s
was not to be thwarted. I he old
soldier was removed and young
Holes made j mi tor at $00 per month
Young Holes is enterprising, so lie
seeks a means of making some-
thing out of his job. Finally a ne-
gro nntned Thompson, found io P
r.v, who agreed to > il> work i
$!J0 per month. Vtm-'.r I •
a clean r<ke-offof pet mouth
He took up the studies iu tlie remi-
lar normal course, and if lie has
been short on examination day it
was not because his duties as jani-
tor consumed his time, for after
diligent inquiry we were unable to
find anyone who had ever seen him
handle a broom or poke the fur-
nace tire.
'I he Country Xrw*| i | er,
It is an established fact that, not-
withstanding fiie many vocations plied
at this latter day, the country newspap-
er is one amonu the very few which can
not claim a just recompense for its la-
bor. li matters not —even under the
most perverse circumstances— bow
much pains-taking labor and skill is
brought into requisition to publish it, action upon normal physical health,
there is always to be found a lot of ma- Not all children who appear dull have
liguers, who, with their foul-mouthed dull minds; it is due in many cases to
scorn and vituperation, are ready at a dull senses the foundation ot which can
moment's notice to speak the word be traced to some physical ailment
which will forever destroy a hard-earn- Hundreds of children c nie into this
ed and well-deserved reputation—when I world only to leave it after a few years
of a truth, t!ie success and upbuilding 1 struggle because of parental ignorance
of a community depends directlv or in- of their physical needs. In my Alma
directly upon its existence. To such i Mater we had a preceptress and three
we have Imt this to say, they arts not ; times each week she delivered a lecture
worthy to kiss the sole of an honest j to the voting ladies of the University on
man's foot. ; hygiene and physiology. The results
But valuable pearls mav be found in were most exeelleut. The young ladies
oysters and gems among the sands, so who attended the University and took
fair-minded men may be found the fool- j the degrees were not physical wrecks
ish and prejudiced. Danta tells us that j when t bey had graduated as is sc fre-
even hell is visited by virtue; so we , quently the case in many of our leading
make bold to assert that every com- colleges and universities, but they come
inunity contains some who do enjoy out phvsically benefitted. I dare say
the society of the just. | that this university has had more young
There is, we are sorry to say, a class lady full graduates than any other west-
belonging to the "Genus Home," who, ern university considering its age, and
"measuring other people's corn in their I am constrained to believe it is because
own bushel," can see no good in any those lectures induced them to form
person or calling, but is always ready physical habits that strengthened tliier
to say all that is bad and nothing that physical bodies and laid a strong foun-
is good in Madam Humor's stock of dation for a strong mind anil they were
trade. not forced to give up theii studies be-
Countless millions have mourned and cause of ill health.
been driven to destruction by the hu- Take a child who has good health and
man hyenas who see no good in any- i he is easier controled. It is true his
one but themselves, and find fault with mind is more active, but it his energies
all e'se. This class of human perver- are turned in the proper channel his
sity is a prolific source
the devil populates th
damned. They may be known by their the orher hand if tlie child has ill health
evil and adverse construction placed bis mind is not only inactive but he is
on t he motives of others. j generally void of concentration ami it
Of course all newspapers must have is easier for him to interrupt than to
their enemies, but tney are usually of be diligent. To attempt to devolope
such a character that their enmity is the intellectual faculties of a physical
an honor. The person who amounts wreck is folly.
to anything will have enemies either. If parents had a written diagram iu
opened or concealed, and it only re-, their homes and should carry it out as
the hre at i of !m ,#v to fan teachers carry out their program in the
theii lumbt ing mali e into a raging school loom,I am cartam the hmtili of
flstiM . >• " Ion .• thei .... • u be bt tter# and the
, dyspepl;
o euu with. Oh, for a re-
a tislici man, and t.i. . ...p .. v>, 1... .nation iu our homes as well as our
they did not escape malicious slander schools! Von want your children edu-
and unmerited proscrution, for the mean ' cated, but are you helping the teachers
envy tlios® aiiove them, and iu their | to do if? Do you ever stop to think of
attempt to bring others to tl eir level j your childs jdiy^ical needs? Allowing
they sling mud, for that i: the ( lenient your children to swallow their food
with which they are most familiar. It , without chewing it sufficiently that tliev
is well said thai a man can best be! may rush back to school for their play's
known bv the number and kin.I of his ' '
m, . '
Prices Just ""Right.
Goods Just Right.
Styles Just Right.
The
Lion
Store
Tell Ail Your Friends
The
with
goou news. Our spring stock lias arrived, replete
rare Bargains, and that we are in a position now to give yon
better goods and at a lower price than any other house in the
territory. Come and see the latest 111
ii iiiiiikii j- ... i .... .... ... .. in in.. I'nipi i i oiiiiiiei JI in
through which work after a few weeks becomes a pleas-
regions of the ure to him and lie controls himself. On
Boots and
Slioes, Latest
Novelties.
Gents Fur-
nishing Goods
Latest Styles.
Then- li.is been cnnsiileriilile
spi riiliiliini hi In why Murk II.li-
nn diil not iicci-pt the tri'KNury
port folio when it win olT.-ri'il lo
iiiin by Mr. McKinli'y iiluii}; in
Jiinunry. ITnlorlunati ly for lii;n II i a known fart Hint a
but fnrtunnte lor IU<> hahimvof the ,'aB "f " "lore viiulei.l nntur
country tlm NVw York Worlii ilis- J'mn h*' inan ran have. The eiimi-
. eovere.l ;i bit of I uv which lliui re- ,v '«.l ...a., or -..man is yoi.1 of
i SMfeguMr.i iivHinc t lire* J low- i...ii... .1 unnotlce.l on the hhuuLs ?*',? ]. I'oren.nity trn.l*
ereil Ihe r*tc of Innuruocu on every ever tinre 1779 It Is a l,u ti, 11 ",,J tl,<! .'"'•aner the person
.loll;.,', worth of property in tul wit.' JX"pM'l proph'ti^ fo": ^ tbe
Measehisuni'i eel O | OlHt Home .lay some | llenre, «e niay a.M: -A paper e.litcl
. :i'. i ' • ' , 1 '' ' eioible such I'ersi lI as Ii<ilin i ini^hl n- .vithout a purjinne in like a whip witli-
. ' tome Oklahiiinii n> j piretoin otHee wherein he rnulil pro | "lit a ruililei■; it in v Hi it upon tlie sea
I1 ^ rouuil i<i r lofei ior a ml , mot eh in own in ti resin anil p i v with "! puhlii: nut ire. hut will entei no hav-
i .inyi u.iii imN, mill, furl her, that ! public boiinllO!. Ills eaiiipiii^u eon- i 111 "t pr.'i-i n«-i-it ion. Out the paper
>lneo Ihe eiiHctineiit of the law the | trihutorH. I'his is the provi-ion of ' lir""ii lul by the [.en ateepeil in the
Jirlce of oil bad not ilerreaseil will!.* the statute: niilk of hiiinaiiily, ami ilirei-teil by the
'i '"'"ef quality ol oil had been lui- "No person aiipoiuleil to I ho of-1 "f I'iiilnnthropy an propelled bv
lilshMl and I hut Ihe cost of impee- flee of aocret iry of or : i"1 '"> «li usiast ie love for the weifiur of
<|"|1 had been paid by the oil coin- Urn comptroller or lit si auditor or I lu'".nl"lv "(V<'r f'"1 10 ,l1"1 11 "«f<- "ar-
Jianies, and further, stating ! treasurer, or register, in'el- "i"', "f a f,_'1 I"'1'1''
elusion that the only parties Inter- ly or indirectly be coneerned or In- l«ays benra a rub load
' r,'l"'a|_0f tlm law were terested in carrj in^ on Ihe business
of trade or commerce, or he the
owner in whole or in part of any
tM vessel, or purchase by himself
or another in tru t for him, tiny I
public hituls or other public prop-
erly, or be concerned in the pur- j
•base or disposal of any public se-
enetuies. As a hog loveth his wallov
so does a mean man his cussedness. 'I
oppose what a mean man loves rai l
his i.te, hence his enmity. Thecharai
ter of a man's enemies may be known | ing foundation for dh
by a knowledge of the traits of him your children may m
against whom (his enmity is dirt : ' !. I Not long since I was requested by i
I mother of one of my young lady pupil
iting hearty suppers and retiring soon
ifter, crowding whole families into a
mn and closing the doors and win-
lows that you may save a little fuel,
ind thus allow the.n to sleep, are lav-
from which
For the Ladies and children, we have just what they want.
Something neat and easy, and al'l in the very latest styles. Ask
to see our New "Coin" toe and the Bn\ calf with vel vet tops.
The latest things out and sure to please you. All our • roods
warranted the best article for the money.
T. C. Woods, Purcell
* ^ V
l,OV K
President
DOWN A Rp
Vice-president
CHICKASAW NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL PAH) IN sr.ooro
SI PI'lIS FUND $10,000.
II. li.WVK
Cushitl
to have iier daui;liter sit more erreet at
her desk. I was much pleased bv this
sensible request. It led me to beieive
that she was looking after her daugh-
ters physical condition, and desired
that 1 should have her practice hygiene
in my sehool room and that this should
become part of her education, and so it
should. Next eek I shall give an ar-
ticle mi sociology and its relation to cd-
ueatioii.
DIREt TO"S—1!. .1. i.ovo. K Sharp J. YV. Cownard
A. I). IJaWiC, Henry Johnson. Sa utaunca. N. Y.
Solicits accounts, larjjo or small. Every facility a I-
customore consi.tent with Conaervativo bankiu-
Llncolu'ii I'lml
In the Match Ladi
ttraphieally
iiZHrnilnii
Home Journal
i.A i I:st v i mi: r
A. T. .V s. F.
Vn. 40 . A rrives tliiily,
Vo. 4(W. Ik-parts il.tily,
Nt . 107. Arriver daily -
Xn. 40*. 1'ci'firt- ilnlly, -
I.ocnl, iirrive*.
lie. Local, do pur *. -
Arrives (Inily, -
Pop iris 'lily
t). p<irt« daily. •
Texas House!
M c, Wallace, Proprietress
H \ i i:s ^1.0 i Pku uav
BOAHI) If I, 00 I'EU WKEI*.
The host one dollar a day liou o in Lexington Kvorythnn? neat and
Apleasant homo for regular bonrdera. Call and see us. fcouth side I
lean
oad way
the oilconipHnles themselves. The
governor rcconiuieiied thnt the
present law be allowed to htand
u ith the ainendnient that all re-
jected oils be prohibited from sale
n the territory." The governor
cannot substantiate his assertions
and the bill should be promptly
passed over his veto.
Stephen Fiske uraphitallv recalls tin
excitement and apprehension and the
condition of the country "When Lii
• , coin wm first Inaugurated." He tell
I irutlful j the iucidents ol tl*ememorable journe
V > fre:ichr truing on thi■* rond curry puso-n
rs. '' i• ioiiKt'rs guvo I1 |mjt cwnt l-y i •iyiii|
ulid-trip tickets between IocmI puinlK.
W. I.. M A \>uN, Agent.
j | > _ I.. I IIA K Eli, M . ii
i the t apital, of Mr. Lincoln i
seed which will fall upon fertile
and spring up into teeming fields ofvai- j tion, and gives a rather grew
liable grain which feeds the soul of el- ure of the inaugural
evated enlightenment, while the paper "
published tor a selfish design is a blight-
ing sirocco, devastiug all in its path, or
like the venomous serpent entwining
its slimy form around its victim, leav
ing in its wake the loathsome etnana-
ome pic
£4ouse hill 2HJ introduced by rep.
^i^entative Hogan, proposes a rad-
ical departure iu territorial l« gi*la.
lion, liiiifl while it h somewhat Uto-
pian hi its provisions, It is i mens-
urt lull of ideas which are good,
and under certain conditions pra---
tical lor carrying out. The bill pro.
vide* for an exchange iiihii aged by
fhu territory somewhat alter the
plan of the co-operative Inbox ex-
< haiigeH now* in operation in var-
iou.j parts of tlo country. There
jvill l e,county depositories where
| roducts can bo deposited sjid
script certitiesjtes obtained which |?ot
will be legal tei der for taxes and
other purpose*. Th se products
can be kept on deposit or he sold
out by the exchange toothers hold-
ing^crlp. personal or real esiate
can also be mortgaged to a limited
amount for this scrip, which ^ to
I e is.-m d in hook lor in, convenient
for pocket ,u.m\ so thaj a nian can
^lave them wit^i him just like small
change Iu his pocket". The whole
system is to l e 4inder the supervis-
ion of a (territorial board of iiihiih-
^ers, to be er.eated, consisting of
the governor, an expert book keep-
er and five territorial treasurers,
pne from each Judicial district to be
chosen, also territorial treasurer,
. 4iu Jitor and attorney general. Each
county treasurer shall isnue the
jcrip for Ids county and a lull set
/>f regulations and provisions are
jnade for the carrying on of the
101*1 tie K. the secui ing against loss
,eff and the benefiting of the whole |
people of the territory by provhl
Jng a cheap hut good medium
/M'Jmrijgc.—Leader.
nr ti?s of any state, or of tin
I lilted Stales, or taki* or apply to
Ids own use any emolument or
gain for negotiating or transacting
any business in the treasury de-
partn out, otlir r than what shall be
allowed bv law."
tion from its foul corporlety, or sinking
its deadly fangs deep into tiie soul, leav-
ing its victim to die a moral death.
T. C li.
SALT CREEK SIFTINGS
Mrs. West who has been nick for time
with ta grippe died Monday.
Mrs. Dunham died Monday of con-
gestive chills.
Harksdale was in Lexington
Quite a painful though not dangerous
accident happened to George (iraham
i'uesday. lie and his younger brother
Stephen, were out iu the field grubbing,
when Stephen accidentally struck
George on the bead with au axe, cutting
a gash about an iuch and a halt long.
lie was biought to town where medical
aid was given him, and his many friends
were glad to learn that the wound Mas
■l ions. The wound is nicely heal-
ing and George is now at work again.
While 1). N. Jietta, Sherman James,
Hank Ford and Lein Myers were out
ceasing wild cats Monday night the
dogsstaiteda panther, which funished
more amusement for the dogs than they
had ever had before. The trail was
struck in a big thicket about :> miles
cast and miles north of Lexington on
Jtackhtad. The animal ran for the i
prairie, but was over taken bv the v c.crnng Hie play was by far *u
hounds and in the fight that followed! |>t,|lwr 'anything ever before presented
the pack was licked. They kept at it I li'.1 f"lkh " •IUh
(i, W
Friday,
Mr. Harris has a very sick three year
old son, Ilis recovery is doubtful.
Mrs Weeden died last Saturday. She
had been sick for a long time.
M At K II AKDIX.
The drug store of J. \V. and Vlexan-
der 1 pton of Avoca, was eompletelv de
Stroyeil by tire, last week. \V. II.Nich-
I walked up to the Capitol the wide.|
dusty streets wer« already crowded,''
he writes; "tegular troops were posted
at intervals along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sharp-shooters were climbing
over the roofs of the houses. A uioiili- j
ted otlieer at every corner was ready to
report to General Scott the passage ot
the procession. Detectives in plain
clothes squirmed through the masses
of people. The policemen had been
instructed to arrest for 'disorderly con-
duct' any person who called Mr. Lin-
coln, an approhrious name or uttered a I
disloyal sentiment. There was much
suppressed excitement, and tbe pro-
phetic word 'assassination' was in
every mind,
"I resident Buohanan. whose term
expired at noon, was engaged until half
an hour later iu signing the bills that
had been hurriedly passed, but the
( ongressional clock ha 1 been put hack
to legalize the transaction. At last lie
drove down to Willard's and the pro-
ssion was firmed. The President and I Smith
,K\] vinw.
j[ II. v iLbV.
THE SANTA FE HOTEL!
M/i.S. JK.XXlli McCOItl), l-to/irirlce>«. "
K very thing now anil strictly lirst-clasn Room, neat, clean and airy. Our
iftbles are supplied with tbe beat the market a orda. We Invito tho Clove-
land county pooplo to ca 1 and aeo u.s when in Purcell. Aloala Jo conts.
KAR & KVK KXPKltTv
Catarrh Cured mid tl« Hriinr Uoitorcl.
i roan I von Stmifho*nc<L
(iliirs Kyen l ittcd. Ktc.
PURCKLI, I\p.
[ ) Ob Jilt I 1.1.KIN,
<• F.N F.HAL I'KACTITIOSKK.
Will five Sficcinl Attention to the Dine
over Uriftith'ii
f)U 1>. B, <4ottII,
I'll VSK I AN A SI'RGKON
Otlco in .I'l'it)Uru« St'iro. Hi--i,11-tili'
lTDBncy'i lllouk, PDRCEI.L. I Mi,
Kirst Publish
NoricK
Lii ml Ifflc
DEUTSCHE WIRTSCHAFT.
I German Saloon)
ILLL A* KIT 1 1 r.If, IViijiriutoi's,
Fresli Beer Always on Tap.
WII1SKIKR Hll.I.IARD AND POOL IIAI 1.
T
KENTUCKY
Dan
i t.li
1 Feh. 20
Foil PUBLICATION
nt Okltthoinn Ciijr, 0. T..
v . , . Feb. 13 1MK7.
Not loo i* hereby viven that the tolltwinc
imill nettler hat iHe.l notire « f hi- intention
Hku tlnul pro->f in Hupport of his clniiu ami
XJFAL SMITH
notarITpublk
Lexington
oklahoma
P. W. Hooh
Mi
lo lie!orv rtio I'ru j Solicit
ouii'yul Nornnoi '
Ale
Pri'sident-eleet rode in an open ha
louche; hut thin confidence iu the par..
more apparent than real. ()n|
n t ueat were
f(,r th« loic t> ii to I 7 of tteciio i
'■•lor V.
town
oIm our insurance man hud juat placed I , were Seuatoie Maker and
a reaaouahle amount of insurance on • ajxuard of honor of the regular
the building and stock a few days before I «'*'vary surrounded the carriage; hevoml
,. .. | were mounted marshals four hich leci>.
is conit. imentii'K nmnayr Kron, the side alks no „n.i could ac-
II, In lb l' ,'l" "?2T cur.itely <liHtinKniahMr I in
them iu the |.ii senUtion oftanst I lies-1 behin.l man lied reitimenU
K very one Ik
llrown tor
hip i n .rili, riinirc | We
| lie iibiik.m the t lowing witne*i
> mm put,!inuo m re«idonc(' iiimiii ami
liiml. vi*;—
.1 it in e« S. Loit'buirnw
Ow im. nil of LexiiiKt'n;
Keller, Noriu.iu, 0. 1.
II. M. D1LLEY. Kegiaior.
ccr,
Fii Kl ( hi * nul lum
nnil Artistir Hah' /irr.wr,
your patronaco. Aeents for \
tho I'urcell Stouin l.auudry Miop on
North Sido Muin-st.. Lexington
y-"'r . r: Jtt, jit.
: W. L. GliSill
J $
11F2 S I
!< © ACCIDENT f,
\m^l AGENT. |
NEW YORK LIKE &
XRAVK1.ERS' ACCIDENT. X
Tho very best companies in c
tho world.
f 1
however, for Upwards of six hours, hut
fiuallv were so badly whipped that tlie\
would not take the trail a I . .
panther would run from hunters
until it pot a little ways from tliem, hut
would then stop and Vive the dogn a
scrap. As a result of the fitffit Betfs
hounds are all clawed to pieces and tin
panther Is still at large. Wednesday
ni#ht Jietta and a sewing machine
agent again wont out to take up the
trail hut only succeeded in dimming
M. Quad's champion possoin hunter,
Zeb \\ liite. record. Thev only cauglit
thirteen possoma, hut th u it wai a
of i dark ni^rht and tlie hounds couldn't see
j how to iuu well.
thusiastic in their prais
ci.omI I • I >vi -I.-
A large
C/losi
.f regulars
and marines, fully armed. It seemed
more like escoiting a prisoner to his
d« ii than a President to his iuaiigu*
'' " Little cheering and oo -nihu
last
the
were re envied vulh
Mr. (ieo. K. Johnson, the
eut, who is succeetleij by ^
ens, of this city, uho was
agent of the Santa IV befo
eplloii of
•(•.• intend-1'
D Hto v
station
Mi Mu>
s >n look charge, lately he has heeu ti
t avcling agent of the mill company.
Mr. < eo. K .lotmson waa maiie th
superinten lent and manager of the
comi any'e mill ami clct"t > •• p
lie r. ter.
i'.v w .gfit
ii was as gloomy as I
diicolu were riding thrniiifh an
t country-—as, Indeed, he was. j
l « «nl I nrlii fur Halo
4 miles north of 1a- iugton: good wat I
er; *1 iicres under hog f ie< . UO acit s !
in cultivH11 mi good orchard. Call on
or address W. 1( McDonald.
>« • orto
If You
Have a Watch
That neods repairing you will
want tho best workman prouira
hie to work on it 1 positively
-earauteo all my work anu will
glvo satisfa' lion.
!| C. E. Elkin,
! Real Estate
J v Collecting Agl: Pianos, Organs
- - INI> TEii ^
- at tu tu
All Orders
I oft at (iriflith'd drug store will
receive piompt and careful atten-
tion aud if possible returned same
day us rocioved.
F. A. TRTTE
RCELL, IND. '
NOTARY IYHI.K:
AND e l i r Al t TI'
8END MK Yi>U:t
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