The Blackwell Sun. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 4, Ed. 2 Thursday, January 25, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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%ht gIat&i>KU Ann
J. M
Established 1“S5
Eisiminjer, Proprietor
PUBLISHED EVEKY THURSDAY,
Blackwell, Oklahoma
AT
TKLKPHONK NO. 7T
SUBSCRIPTION RATE**
One year.........................
81.00
6m W •* ff/svier// ••
Vfymttrr
The Newkirk Herald-Democrat
gays: “Good men nominated this
tnis kind he prefers to hide behind
some one of more courage. Mean-
while who pays the bill of costs
incurred by the suit f '1 he commis-
sioners? No, sir! The bankers?
Not on your life! The taxpayer?
To be sure; he is an acconimodaii ig
gentleman and taxes are so low
this year, you know, just what the
republican candidates promised ns
two years ago, he will pay it with
pleasure.”
orator ami was re-eii-cted in iS; 7
and 187$. In 18*0 he was named |
as under-secretary to the minister
of the interior and was Again re-1
elected to the assembly in 18S2.
He retired from the min'strv at
the fall of the Jales Ferry cabinet,
but returned to jKiwer the follow-
ing year and was made president of
the council and ad interim minis-
ter of foreign affairs. Subsequent-
ly he was successively mini>ter of
public instruction, minister of the
interior and minister of justice
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NOW
fall will insure a great victory for
democracy in Kay county."' We
say amen to that.
There ia quite a tenqjerance ser-
mon in the following: There are
in the United States 443 universi- ___________________________
ties and colleges. The total value lbe province of Monte Christi bad
« *a_ __..J 1 . • ( ......
statement last week in the form
of a cablegram from Comptroller
Colton, saying that the rebellion
in Santo Domingo had l>een
crushed. The cablegram con-
tained the incidental remark that
of their buildings and grounds, been in a state of insurrection
scientific equipment and endow-1 sjnce 1904. Of course every one
meat funds aggregates $377>°45u j knew there was an insurrection >>f
385. If every college and univer- some sort simmering in S into D->-
sity building were swept away by mingo. No Latim-Amtrican re-
tire or storm; if every bit of equip public would be without one. But
meet were destroyed; if all the it U the first time that it has been
present endowments were lost and officially recognized or located in
the money that is spent for beer. Monte Christi. However, the re-
wine, whisky and other distilled t^njoo is now officially crushed
liquors in a single year could be by tbe state department and it is
aaved, it would rebuild every col to be expected that the crushing
lege and university, replace every will be just about as effective as
particle of equipment, and give to --breaking the backbone of the re-
each college and university four belliun” in the Philippines, which
times its present endowment. ,t wj|| be recalled has been done at
The estimated value of the rail- irregular intervals since 189S.
roads of the United States is 15
9
__ He was elected senator in iSy . » ■ y
The 'tate department at \\ ash- position which he has held since I A
ington was allowed to hand out a . tbat time, and was elected to the y
presidency of the senate in lbyy
He was re-elected in 1900 and was
again re-elected January n 01 fie
present year. M. Fallieres took
au active part in the religion-
question opposing at first the prop
osition for the separation «>'
church and state, but later em-r
getically advocated the repression »
of the clergy.
lake a minutes and read this carefully. It may prove to our mutual ad-
vantage. It is with pleasure we announce to the people oi Blackwell and vicin-
ity that we have purchased the S. S. Clark «fc Co. stock of hardware and imple-
ments and for the present will continue business at the old stand. In invoicing
the stock we found some things we do not wish to continue handling, and are
going to move them the easiest way; that is, make a loa price. When you nee
hardware or farm tools, come in and see for yourself. It is our intention to
carry a well a.—<>rted stock of hardware, vehicles and implements, and we solicit
your patronage.
A Word About Heating Stoves
Statistics compiled for the New
York World Almanac, according,
to the Topeka Mail and Breeze, \
show that in 1S50 the consumption
of wine in the United States per
capita was .27 of a gallon, the con
sumption of beer 1 5S gallons per
capita and the consumption of
spirituous liquors, whisky princi- j
pally, was 2.23 gallons per capita,
making a total consumption of
wine, beer and distilled liquors of,
4.08 gallons per capitu. In 1870,
20 years after, the consumption of
a
5
a
d
3
3
We are not loaded or over stocked, but wish to clean tip our line,
mid from now on will make price as well as quality an inducement.
In this connection we might say we have some ranges and cook stoves
wc feel the same way about. Don’t *uv unt:l you look over our line.
Emblem of the Best
line of farm tools and machinery made
We carry the full line of John Deere plows
and farm tools. You know what they are—
qi ality beyond question. When you buy
get a John Deere and you are sure of having
the best.
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We Are Here to Stay—Come in and Visit Us
t Frank J. Goold Hardware Implement Co. £
^ “We Want Your Business” £
wine b„l increuecl to .3/ p.llon,^th'
.1,. enn.iimniion 0, ' beer cote hiio five cent, per gl.-»
per capita;
bier to 5.31
,be consumption of hi,.1MaDd „hi,ky ,n
gallons per capita, i
while the consumption of whisky}a drink he spemU
annual income tor liquid
cents
of bis
refresh-
ments. The average income of
the men who drink is le->s than $40
billion dollars. If every car were The publicity bill for making
destroyed; if every rail were melt- public the source and amount of
ed; if every grade were leveled all campaign contributions which
and tunnel filled up; if every sta- has been introduced iu both houses
tion house and depot were wiped of congress, bas now a regularly 1 Hn(, other distil|ed ii,|UOrs had de-
off the face of the earth, and the authenticated parentage. Hon. crease.I to 2.07 gallons per capita,
drink bill of the United States Perry Belmont and Hon. W. E. m4kjng a total consuml)tion of
aaved for 10 years, there would be Chandler and a number of ! wine_ beer aml distnicd liquors per -
the avetage drinker spends two
1 and one-fourth month's wages out
for liquor.
sumption of beer had increased to In other notes near.\ .0 pe. ent ,
16.01 gallons per cwpitfl. while tbe:0^ ^ls *°*a *,arn:cS' 6° over lb.
L. P. KRAUS
Can Sell Your Farms and City Property and
Locate You in Business
.........................,------------------- i wine, beer am] distilled liquor,per per month. .0 tb.t it tb..
ample to rebuild and equip every gentlemen who were the sponsors capjta
line of road and have a surplus re- of the bill, assembled in Washing-, ........
•hi|ik i« i»«u„u .u» w—----- ------| capita ot 7.7 gallons. In 1890
line of road and have a surplns re- of the bill, assembled in \\ ashing- con8 tion of wine had increased ---------- —
maining in the fund of three bil- ton and perfected a permanent or- j tQ 40 llong ita. the con.; of the year’s earnings i
lions of dollars. And who spends ganization to further the cause of s tion of ^ had increased t0 In olher words Deftr >' 2
the money for the drinks? The pure politics. There is to be an l6 0I ganons per capita, while the of h “
rich drink some of conrae; but the address to the American people consuinption ()f whisky and other ,)ar-
great bulk of the enormous bill issued shortly by this body, “now-1 dUUIled liqU0rs had decreased to ”
comes out of the pockets of people ing how much better the world f gaiions ,>er capita, a grand
of small incomes. If no mm who would be were the amounts and t3la, (>f |? 68 ga)|ons of wine, beer
earns less than five hundred dol sources of all campaign contribu- and disti|Ied |iq,,ors per capita,
lars per annum spent any money tlons made public property. The At prwent the population of the
for booze there would be no occa- object of the bill and of the meet- United states is 82 million in
sion for any prohibitory or license ings is all right, but it would ‘,e‘i round numbers. The consumption
laws, for every saloon and joint1 tract seriously from_ the renunera |j<lll0rs daring the year 1904
wonld go out of business for want live nature of a political career if amoBnted to ,,658,609,958 gallons, j
of custom. 't were to become a seriously con or a uifle more tban 20 gallons
---------- ' sidered law. And as the bill will ^ capilft it may also be
In regard to the vindication of be passed on by a congress whose tl((ned thal the totaj consumption
County Treasurer Dunlop by the majority was secured by the use
A kf
Santa he
^ r
men-
i-349u
176.033 gallons to 1,658,609,958
gallons in 1004, an increase of
more thau 300 million gallons.
--------------- —,—- . . ... of intoxicating liquors has in-
Oklahoma supreme court uphold- ot a big campaign fund, it is like- creaied sjnce I900 from
ing his course in respect to thede- |y that its welcome will be almost
posits of county funds, the New- step motherly w hen it cornea up
kirk Democrat-Herald says; “The fora hearing.
result of the hearing was a disas- --”
trous defeat for the misled board The Panama canal commission
of commissioners, and a complete has at last reached the point of
rindicatio; for Mr. Dunlop. The confessing that the cannl will in
writ of mandamus was denied and all probability have to be built by
the text of the decision is to the contract. This is an admission of
The editor of the Topeka Mail
and Breeze has been digging up
some statistics and reache the
conclusion that as a people we
tlie text ot trie decision is 10 me contract. — I seem to be developing a tremen-
effect that but two limitations can the impossibility of digging a canal ^ fof ^ ^ figares for
be put on the county treasurer at long range from \\ ashmgton. j how| a pcr oapitt con.
aside frani those covered by the It is a conclusion that would have tion of near-y ,9 gallons per
old law. First the treasurer must (unaccepted as a matter of course aanum H|>wwe the con.
deposit the county funds in the had the work l*een turned over in ^ ^ Qf whisky ^ capita has ______________
designate.’ county depositories, the first place to the engineei . „np.half there is trains going n. rth
and second that no deposit shall corps, and if one can judge from ,egs dn]DkeQDa„ tUan a“ndd W
exceed the capital of the bank in the work that the army en8ineers I tPhere was so or 35 years ag0. Men
which the deposit is made. The have d .nc by contract in the p».t ^ dnmk on but ,hey
• liter of the Ponca City Courier and tin work that the canal ] arc n„t apt to get so rantankerous
who has made himself the mouth-1 mission has not done up to date, ^ whe|j lh are fu„ of whiaky.
piece of the above mentioned si>e-1 the chances are that the digging ^ when , k of g, mi,jion
cial interests has lost no chance to would have progressed a good deal , we ioclliie mil the women
belittle and misrepresent Mr. Dun- farther and the cost would not
lop In this controversy and on sev- have been so great had the gov-
in effect ot. -t.1 after Sunday, Nov. 13
HUSNEWELL BRANCH
SOUTH U-.USD
W1 Passenger, daily, arrive*
and departs at ...... 10:10 p m
523 Ionkawa freight,* arrive 1 45 n m
departs............... 2i..in
SOUTH IS 'USD
602 Passenger, dally, leaves.. 5:5- a m
524 Way freight,* arrives .. 9:3 • a m
departs. ............^ P e.
HAS BRANCH
507 Passenger,* arrive*...... - 40 p m
5c‘6 Pavierurer,* depa^u.....» 00 p m
537 Accotriuodation,* arrives • 30 a m
638 Acconiniodalion,* dei art 3KK> p nr
TO roNUA CITY
633 Mi\?d. dai y, departs ...10:00 a m
53: Mixed, daily, departs.... 5-4:-p in
moil ponca tin
538 Mixed,* arrives.......... 7:4? p in
534 Mixed, daily, arrives ... 12:05 p in
•Daily ixcept Snnday.
No. 533 connects at Ponca City with
norm and south trains on main 1 De.
No. (37 connects at Ponca City with
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Three lots on K»n»»s uve. be-
tween Hrsi and Second st* . six
room house, food well, eonl and
chicken house. This U a harpain
at |U50.
Two lots, corner of First and
Kansas ave.. four room house.
MMendul properly at |sJ0
Two lots, five room house, brick
•idewalk. un west Blackwell ave.
I.> un ■ 1. Man -t. and >anta Fe
depot Only |»50.
Four acres, s-room house, fruit
and shade trees in ab.-nilttiie. on
west Blnckwell ave. Friefrw.ta41.
For sale—The J. A. Shaw SO ae-
rea. adjoinlrc Blackwell. M room
house, 1 clothes closets, bath, pan-
try. cellar wailed with stone, a
aeresof bearioir orchard. 30 bear-
ing black walnut trees, natural
spring never faillnr. Price I1I.00U.
I have several cash customers
for residence prouertv ranpinp In
price from fnOC to fl.f-OO If you
want to sell, call and see us.
I have a cash customer for sO
acres w.thout Improvements,close
In.
Several Main street business
properties to exchanpc for pood
fa
farms, and win pay difference m
cash. It any.
Office Phone 323
Residence Phone 329
Rms 1 & 2, Hudson Bid.
Blackwell, Okla.
2*
*
If you want to buy,
sell,' exchange or
rent property, call
and see me.
era I occanioon bas gone *o far as to eromeut iu the first place utilized
insinuate that Mr. Dunlop had col- , its own engineers instead of a
lectetl interest on county funds highly paid staff of experts with
heretofore and that the depository au active press agent who seem
and children and people who never
drink anything stronger than
coffee. It is certainly safe to say
that of the total population three-
fourths do not drink at all, so that
the consumption of the more than
chair cars to and from Kansas City,
and these trains ran through troi
Newton solid
Ttokets on sale to all polnta Bag*
tiaae checked to all polnta. Free re-
clining chair ears on all naln line
trains. Tourist and Pullu to ■ eepers
on all transcontinental trains. Fat
full particulars as to routes, ratee,
etc., call oa lccal agent
P. E. BALL,
Local Agent. Blackwell, Okie.
Time
Table
Blackwell
wm
3
n
J
Cheap Rate to
California
DOW.
_ Californians raise gold—they dou’t mine much
uwv.. An easier way has been found than that. It s now ob-
tsined by farming. The alchemy of nature converts the oranges,
lemons, olives, grapes, wheat, alfalfa and other products of the
Miil into good clothes, comfortable residences and assuring bank
accvouts. Tis being done every day in California. Wouldn't
it phv you to inquire into it? Better yet, why not go there?
ONLY $25.00
K> jig Blackwell to si most all points In California and to many plac -
*k in ArU ma. Liberal stop aver privileged. On sale daily, Feb- 15 to
Ap*. 7. 1906. Tourist eleepere dally on fast trains. Harvey meals.
F it particulars, apply to P. E HALL, Agt, A. T. & 8. F. Ry. Co.
ntmuiuic «uu ,u.. ,uv . i the consumption of the more than'
law “has been taken as a personal able to do everything excep get , 6mi!|ions ofgallons is confined 1
injury by Mr. Dunlop ami i* the the waters of the Atlantic and lb* ' not n,ore lhan aa million pet ! 6:8 To Vcrnun. Texas.,
cause of his present course of ac Pacific mixed up in the region of ^ The!(C> theD> milsl con5UBie j ggft K C ....lmU
tion." Nothing could be farther Centra. Auienea. an 1T(r|R of more li;an 8ocai|on^ «o2To8t Louis ............ 7:18 p m
from the truth and no one knows — . nnnunil This would seem to! N?. 808 makes dlrect oonnectlon
5U-7 p m
s;i3 a m
A Lang of Lying Rumor.
-Nothing can be believed In this
land i.nleet it it in black and white,
and tut little even then; the mott ctr-
eum'iAC'ia) details are often mere fig-
UiSDta of the brain. The one half one
bears n.ay tafelv be called false, and
county money, and but one bank Uerneot Armand la Lie - u about two gai|ODs of wine
ever bad the nerve to broach the born November 6, 1841, at Mazm, 0f As-
aubject to him. To those who are department of Lot-et-Geronne. that there are 16 glasses of
not informed we will state that Ho studied law and was called to and 0 drjnks cf
bank never received a cent of coun-1 the bar at Merec, of which town
ty money from Mr. Dunlop until he became mayor, ictaining the
the depository law went into effect, office until 1875. In the following
Jere Johnson, the red-headed roos- year he was elected to the ctaam-
ter at the helm of the local repub- ber of deputies as a republican and
‘weakly" is another editor affiliated himself with the repub-
1 No. 818 makes direct connection at I other hslf doubtful or not proven. ’
81. Louis Memphis, Birmingham 8nd I ^ wrote Dr. Livingstone of Africa
)I* 1 ParU with All trMina north. east ard I .. . ...
lican
who has tried to discredit Mr. | lican left groupe in the chamber.
Dunlop, bat, mind you, never in | He distinguished himself as an
whisky or wine in a gallon, the
average drinker manages to get
into his stomach in the course of a
year 1,168 glasses of beer, 220
drinks of red liquor and about 100
glasses of wine, making the un-
comfortable total of 1,488 drinks
Paris with all trains north, east ard
south, with free chair cars and dining
car to Monett.
Tickets on sale to all local points.
(Toie connections end go«id service.
JOS. w. HALL. Agent,
Blackwell. Okla
more tban thirty years ago, after a
lifetime's experience of the continent
and it would not appear that Its char-
acter for truthfulness haa yet under-
gone any great change for th* better
One Mfinod of Wxolng Sleep.
Various are the devices given by
mental scientists end others in order
to woo unwilling sleep. If counting
Mveral hundreds Is useless, concen-
trate your mind on a lonely shore,
with a grey sea. and e solitary figure
oa the beach. Sleep, the greet con-
solar, will fold you soon la fond em
Back to Fundamental Point.
Ftature, according to Prof. Niceforo,
varies with the occupation, with the
I social etatui, and with the geograph-
ical locality; stature tn the highlands
differing from that In the lowlands,
tnd sons of sterile soil from eons of
fertile lands; end as these conditions
alter the stature of those affected re-
cords a corresponding change. At the
rock bottom of ell Is the old difference
| between rich men aad peer men.
Good Scarecrows Wasted.
A gentlemen who had been at
great expense to adorn his garden
with statuary was much chagrined re-
cently to hear an old man from the
country say to his wife ■ ?b»v cared
upon the statues: "Jrs . it *
waste, Belinda! Hen a no less than
•tx acarecrowa tn this ten-foot patch,
and any one ot ‘am would keep the
crows from a five sc re Held."— London
Til Bits. '
Whet Fishermen Believe.
Fishermen are, many of them, re»
marknbly superstitious. For inatanee,
In some Ashing boats whistling ta for-
bidden and neither milk cor burnt
bread Is nllowed on board. Even the
name of .hat unlucky animal the hare
may not be mentioned and a common
method of punishing an enemy ia t*
throw a dead here into hie boat. Some
atteiidlflV'
fishermen believe In luck ------
an odd-numbered crew, but the good
fortune will be neutralised should oa*
of the number have red heir.
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Eisiminger, Jesse M. The Blackwell Sun. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 4, Ed. 2 Thursday, January 25, 1906, newspaper, January 25, 1906; Blackwell, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1137246/m1/2/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.