Stillwater Democrat (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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C W. Du«so ol Sttlivotcr.
n>« tutsrt iim.
A J. Hortrnkower. ol Door Oeck
Township.
Sit DKiItTIH or Ol SIM
W L Normsn. oI StUI wafer.
pus •sssirr,
J. P. Hewer. ol Gleneoc Township,
ros IMIMUI,
R. 0. Hudson, ol Mound Township
ros «n»ti tvmiKTMKurr,
Miss Emms C Dent, ol Cherokee
Township,
ros nitm ssiosft*
). R. Bourdett, of StiUweter
|r»|«Miw4 by ihrni«iniii«tp. w«*r*
- s4o|tte«f
I (Wlartlititn of Princi
pip* - Wn, the Ihonornille snd
Pooplo s psrttc** of the Fourth modi rolls.
; Koprt'MtnUMhro lit•(ru t, nitn
|smsl of I'syriit rounty. tikis
j hums, in joint con*nation s<*
•if Hum FntMmsit K UtUrr, the m* m**t
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Isul cstmi him fur tu (if* *"#*£*»l
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tittrlt strut** lot tin* inter*« When you go to s drug »bt«s
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irntfisHntlrond snd I'orpwr , sr« otnphfiMtsl. ha milltoul f**f (iowh t M«*itrsit Kvtof*
? *!%<U ‘J1*. vdmiitfh care i5 ntsutls! tj
M»oplo «f his district *r» si I the Take no oti-r
fmUm*s f»r r.M.n Of his work »n
sin pro|M*rty should bo
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sod ths fair malt trsls« of their
frsm hiwf should Im> astidaM
its determining Dm t slits
llteir property fur ths
CWpunst utut doing
bttsinsss ia ths territory hot
with head t|usrii<r» tlwsbrrn
should bs cua>|Mtllid to |*sy
J s*>mht«d, do hereby renew our tlietr pr«*|»urt lunate •hare of
, allegiance to Du* great prm»*i public taxation far the privilege
tludr IsHholf* continued in ths!
o? court* after ths adjournment of
ths legislative Assembly
HsspMctfully submitted.
I* D Mm m.i.i.
Chin., Cota on Resolution*
1. O iht»t«s Hvc'y
plus of progress sad reform in
nations] and territorial legisls-
lion ss enunciated by ths ns
of so 'oing.
1). Ws fsvor wist legislation
to promote snd develop our pub
T wp.
PUS ft'SVSVUS,
J. P. German, ol Glencoe
i
rOK COHONKK,
T. M. Sharpies*. of Perkins
POS OOMMSMIOMBR, InT l>l*T ,
Harry Jones, of Eagle Township.
ton (‘oumimuonkh ?ni> I'ut.,
P. H. Sullivan, of Msrena.
run COM MIKMION Kit Hit I* HINT.,
W. E Minnick, of Paradise Twp.
ttotml plstforms of 1MSJ snd 1U01> lie schitols sad to ltu rns** snd
snd lit* territorial platform prosorvo our public school fund
sdopti*d s* Kuid April 1W02 Lu s sscrttd hcrilsgo, |» rjHitusl
1 Distribution of School! ly disltcsted to the future of oar
Funds.-—Ws believe that all | children Mlnimuiu wages fur
public funds should be put to touchers in the public M’hools
public use as soon ;is possible; j should be flxod by law. and their
snd to that end we fsvor the on-nisy incrva*«*d in pro|*ortion to
setment of a law requiring the j their scholarship snd profes
public school funds to be sp|K>r- isionsl efficiency,
tioned quarterly, thus prevent ,0 School I^nd L*W Favor
ing the accumulation of interest jUftt and erjuitable School
on outstanding district warrants, i^nd f^w should enscU d for
EVtsfiasa K, Miller is again a
candidate for the council in his
district. Miller snd Todd tnsde
records for eastern Oklahoma
in the ls*t assembly, and their
constituents owe It to them
selves ss well as ths men who
so sbly represented us to seud
them back to the council —
Chandler Publicist.
while the public money lies
hoarded away in the national
the leasing and management of
our public lands, protecting the
banks of the territory for pH-1 leasees against the harsh and ty-
vate exploitation. rannical possibilities and usages
•i. Witness and Jury Pees, of the present system, confirm*
etc.-We favor the payment of hnp thorn in the ownership of
higher fees to jurors in the Dis-| their improvements, and insur-
trict court of witnesses for their hnK t}10 pUi,iic school fund rea-
servicos in criminal cases; of sonable and proper revenues
permitting Anti-horse Thief As-1 from the public lands, und»*r the
sociations to issue warrants of
pursuit and arrest, of a rigid in-
spection of coal oils and burning
fluids sold in the territory, that
administration of oftic *rs amen-
able to the people of the terri*
tory. And the lessees should be
given the preference right to
life and property bo protected; I purchase lf>0 acres of such land,
Enthusiastic Convention.
The democrats and populists
held a joint convention in the
opera house here yesterday for
the purpose of nominating a
candidate for representative.
At 2 o'clock p. m.f the chair-
man of the populist county cen-
tral committee rapped for order ciatjons "aoVnK' 1.usiness
and the Rev. H. J. Brown, pas
tor of the M. E. church, south,
was introduced and opened the
convention with prayer.
Hon. J. L. Burns, of Perkins. d b , ieKis|utive as. I"" -- ----Y^ '"'
was chosen for temporary chatr- gembl 8 the education of the children
, T ^ TT..1. e— ,----- ‘ ' j- and the school books used in our
4. Organized Labor— We fa- public schools should be printec
and of a systematic public con-
trol of Building & Loan Asso-
in the
Territory. And w’e denounce
when sold, on easy terms, long
time payments and equitable
conditions.
11. The Free School Book
the republican executive of the Idea;_We favor the proe School
territory for refusing to approve Book idea and furnishi„g free
te uKusuits oi such j.urposes aB necessary equipments for
A strong fusion ticket was
nominated in Payne county this
week and the united force** of
democrats and (Kniuliste are
confident of victory. From all
over the territory comes the
same story—victory in Novem-
ber for both county and territor
ial tickets.—Chandler Publicist.
A vote for Bill Cross means
the beginning of the end of ring
rule in Oklahoma.—Hobart
Chief.
Yesterday evening about wi
o chirk, s runaway Usmu '.**«s
hitehml to s buggy ran .u«r»
Mam street causing a gr«*at t t
citem* i»t Two or thr«*«» vehicles
were run sgaia»t snd preity Iasi >
ly torn up. sad oa« young ladR.
Mis* tiolden Varner, was kmedv
»h1 down, and got uaeartn *«o41>
brulMnl
Josh Wealhsfer of faMkgnoCSSi
lah.. la a jioor man but he nay* .
he would not b«i without t hmm
herlsio’s Pain Halm if P coat R .
s bottle, for It ssve<i him frocs
being s cripple. No «*u ~wmt
application is <M|ual to this lini
uient for stiff and swollen jointav
conlra4ted muscles, stiff iuwk.
sprains and rheumatic and tom*
cular irnins. It has also cored
numerous cases of imrtiai psml
ysis. For sale by W. H. ifsnd
If you want the best Hoe Drill
get the Gundla:k at Dale Ly t
ton’s.
Dale Lytton mdls the John
Ih*ere, Emerson, and eagle I)isr
plows.
College o(>ened Wednesday-
with a good attendance*.
man and J. S. Hale for temper
ary secretary. The first work
was the appointment of commit-
tees which wore made as follows:
Credentials. — Democrats, C.
A. Houston, John Foster, Win.
Frick; populists, C. W. Wright.
W. W. Wilder, Jonas Coffman.
Rules, Permanent Organiza-
tion and Order of Business.
Democrats, T. A. Roberts, Oscar
Wagner, C. H. Stone; populists,
Robt. Fletcher, John Arnold,
N. Neilson.
Resolutions.—I. 0. Diggs, P,
D. Mitchell, Chas. King, J. J.
Blazier, Jim Johns, Alex Ware.
While the committees were out
the convention was entertained
by speeches by a number of
Payne county’s best orators.
Hon. J. L. Mathews, who so
ably tilled the position of repre-
sentative in the last Legislative
Assembly, was renominated on
the first ballot
After report of the commit-
tees, forty-two delegates were
chosen to attend the council
convention to be held at Pawnee
tomorrow. The delegates were
instructed by the following res-
olution, introduced by T. A.
Roberts:
“Resolved, That we heartily
endorse and approve the candi-
dacy of Hon. Freeman E. Miller
for re-election to the territorial
council, and we tender him to
the people of the district as a
man in all things worthy of that
high honor. We hereby instruct
the delegation from Payne coun
ty to the Second council district
convention to vote for him a* a
unit for the nomination first, last
vor the recognition and protec- by the territory upon a territo
tion of Organized Labor, in rjal priuting plant, owned by
keeping with the time honored the territory and used for the
principles of true democracy, manufacture of the school books
and the enactment of just and as well as all other printing nec-
equitable laws for the further essary for the territory. We are
security and protection of the | unalterably opposed to any meas-
laboring interests of the terri
tory.
5. Insurance Laws Revised.—
The Insurance law’s of the terri-
tory should be revised so that
equal protection shall be afford-
ed to both the insurer and the
insured. The fees earned by
the Superintendent of insurance
in excess of a resonablo salary
should be paid into the public
treasury for the benefit of all
the people. The tees earned by
the Secretary of the Territory
under territorial laws should be
turned into the public treasury,
inasmuch as he is paid a suffi-
cient salary from the United
States Treasury.
6. The county Assessor sys-
tem.—The Comity Assessor sys
ure that would loot the territo-
rial school fund for the benefit
of private grafters, in order to
swell the already plethoric cof-
fers of a republican printing cor-
poration.
12. County Administration En-
dorsed.—We endorse the wise
and economical administration
of Payne county during the last
two years, under officers chosen
by the reform forces in 1900,
and w’e point with pride to the
record made by them as one of
clean, honorable and efficient
w’ork well done. Their faithful
performance of public duty and
their careful regard for the wel-
fare of the people highly de*
serve endorsement and re-elec- [
tion rrnm the people of the coun-
Philharmonic Society Entertain-
ment.
On Friday Night, September
5th a Temperance Rally, under
auspices of the above Society
will be given at the U. B.
Church, all are cordially invited
to be present and enjoy the
evening wfith the society and it’s
merry friends. There will be
no charge for admission. The
following program will be ren-
dered. Song by Congregation;
Prayer; Children's Exercises
Song, “Swreet by and £y;” Re
citation; Miss Pearl McRey
nolds; Song, “Come buy my
Papers” Recitation, Fred De
tern should be ab dished in fav- ty in the present campaign,
or of township assessments, be j 13. Legislative • Members En-
eause the nearer government dorsed.— We endorse the work
comes to the people, the more and record of Hon. James L.
equitable it will prove in prac-! Mathews and of Hon William
!“ltshe ^iH- Sc°U- rePresentafives!and iosdof warm frieadsT May
?:i r°m ‘h« *«« <*>«*» be even more successful
Republican County Convention,
Glencoe Mirror: The north
end of the county got let down
hard in the republican county
convention held at Stillwater
Tuesday. Glencoe’s candidate
seemed to have had things fixed
against him from the start, and
Eden township wasn’t given a
thing although she presented
the names of two of her best
men for offices. It was a dull
convention throughout, but not-
withstanding this, the ticket is
a good one and probably half of
it will be elected by safe major-
ities.
The Democrat regrets to learn
of the departure of Geo. AT
Dooley and family for Center-
ville, Iowa. The democracy of
; Payne county loses one of her
most industrious and persistent
workers—a man who is always
ready to take off his coat for his
party or friends. Mr. Dooley
holds a certificate of member
ship in Payne county's first col-
ony, dated 1885. He is an hon-
est, industrious, worthy citizen.
He has practically no enemies
This Will Interest Many.
To quickly introduce B. B. B
(Botanic Blood Balm), the fain
ous blood purifier, into uew
homes, we will send absolutely
free 10,000 treatments. li. R
B. quickly cures old ulcers, scro
fula, painful swellings, achee-
and pains in bones or joints,
rheumatism, catarrh, pimples,
festeringeruptions, boils, eczema,
itchi.g skin or blood humors. „
eating, bleeding, festering sores
and even deadly cancers. B. R
B. at drug stores $1. For free
treatment address Blood Balm.
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Medicine
sent at once, prepaid. Describe
trouble and free medical advice -
given until cured. B. B. R
cures the most deep seated cases -
after all else fails. B. B. R
heals every sore and makes tbe^
blood pure and rich.
NOTICE
In the probate court of Payne county,..,
Oklahoma.
In the matter of the estate of J. M.
Uland,deceased.
To whom it may concern of sale
county.
Notice is hereby given that Jot
\ ount has filed in said court a petition >
praying that he be appointed adminis-
trator of the estate of J, M. Ulan*
deceased, and that the 6th day of Octe
ber, 1902, at 1 o’clock p. m. of said day,
being a day of a regular term of thi»
court, towit, of the September teriasy
1902, at tiie probate court room in Still?
water, in the county of Payne, tern
;ory of Oklahoma, has been set for
learing said petition, when and whew»
you are hereby cite i to appear and show
cause, if any you have, why the said *,
petition should not be granted
Witness the judge of said court and.
the seal thereof this 8th day of Sep-
tember, 1902
9 11 3t
J. R. Clark,
probate judge
republican executive for failing j Legwfiativo Assembly, and en
to sign the bill ou the subject! thusiasticaUy commend the earn-
passoil by the lust Legislative j efit, loyal and faithfu, manner in
Assembly. (which they contended for the
• . territorial Aid for Terri interests of their constituents
torial Sti earns. I he larger amid a republican majority.
in Iowa than in Oklahoma.
J. C. NORTH, East SHe Main St„
Stillwater, Oklahoma.
J-
VV. REESE.
streams of the territory should i 14.
Attorney-at-Law,
majority.
Couueilmeu Endorsed.— Stillwater,
Notary.
Okla.
A trustworthy ghntle
.HA.MIK lady in cacn county to manage bus*
nei« for an ob* established house ol solid fin
ancial standing A straight, bona fide weekly
cash salary of <tS oo paid by check each Wtd
nesday with ali expenses direct from hea£*
quarters Money advanced for expeuse*.
Manager, Ctitoo Bldg . Chicago*
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Diggs, I. O. Stillwater Democrat (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1902, newspaper, September 11, 1902; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1136344/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.