The Blackwell Sun. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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WHAT EXCUSE.
The Hamilton statehood bill was
endorsed by a majority of the vot-
ers of Oklahoma at the recent elec-
tion. We want to particularly
call their attention to the follow
iog section of the bill;
Fifth:—That said state -hall
never enact any law restricting or
..26c abridging the right of suffrage on
..60c account of race, color, or previous
•loo condition of servitude, or on ac-
count of any other conditions or
qualifications, save and except on
account of illiteracy, minority, sex
conviction of felony, mental condi-
A fellow who was full of tiou
and election enthusiasm was calU. ^ madc ^niform and applic-
ana eiwuou ............. „hall Ire made uniiorm ai
down by a policeman for >euing, ab)e to an citizens,
when he explained in drunken ac-
cents, “I wash hurrahing for the
letter R, because it ish the begin-
ning of Rushyvelt. republican,
rough-rider, riot, rum and rebel-
lion. and ish the end of Parker.
TRAVELERS
REGIME COSTIVE!
The change in
diet and drink*
ing water, the
motion of the
cars, the irreg-
ular habits of
travelers, no
matter whether
they travel on
business all the
time or for
pleasure occas-
ionally, usually result in a con-
stipated condition of the bowela
or some stomach or bowel trouble.
Travelers should always have a bottle ol
It is plain to anyone that the
above is to protect the nigger,
while our wives, mothers, sisters
and daughteis are placed in wjth them. It Is a pleasant liquid la»
same class with illiterates, convict- §tive and a certain cure for tick head*
11 * t. • 1 I « i an and all atAmsrh
Wc felt confident all the time
that as soon as those Missouri
democrats lea-ned of the fact that
Parker was indulging in a bath
every day. they would cook his
goose. A Missouri democrat will
countenance a reasonable use of
water, but there is a |>oint where
as one of “the unterritied and un-
washed,’* he draws the line.
The warj department has called
down an*l|severely reprimanded a
young studeut from the,lhilip-
pines, who is attending school at
Bloomington, III., for criticizing
the Friars of his native country.
Possibly had he dared to criticize
t ie president he would have been
tikcn out and shot. It is evident
this young student will return to
his native land thoroughly imbued
with the idea that i sjieech in
t lis land of our- i ouly a myth.
Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
ed criminals and lunatics. \A hile
the editor of this paper is not an
advocate of female suffrage, he is
proud of the fact that he never
walkediup to the polls on election
day ami cast his vote for a party
whose territorial platform eudorsed
a statehood bill that virtually says ,
a flat nosed, thick-lipped.ignorant,
licentious, nigger is superior to a
while woman, a bill thatjplaces
our wives, mothers, sisters aud
daughters in the same prohibited
clas* with lunatics, and with con-
victed horsethieves and murderers.
We don’t know what excuse,
aside from *khlind party prejudice,
tho-e men can offer, who voted to
end irse the Hamilton* bill, when
ache, train lickne** and all stomach
trouble. Your druggist sell* it in 60
Cent and On. Dollar Dottles.
W. F. (Mae*, of Little Rock. Ark.. Trmv*!l*g
taleamtn for lb* Smith-Premier Typewrite*
C. writes: "While irare.In* through wee»-
era Arkaaeee. In February leak 1 had * sever*
attack ot Acuta Indigestion. There was no
doctor et band, and I wu suffering terribly.
Tour (gen t banded me a botUe of Dr. Cald wall's
Syr-jp Prpi.n (which at that time was unknown
to me), f took (wo dose* and wae relieved at
_____and I want to lay now that when I am on
tho road I am never without a bottle ot Symp
Pwpela In m; grip. I consider It as eesenUalaa ,
my order book, and can find nothing equal to II
tor Stomach Trouble and OontUpation."
Tter Bwty look
If H Don’t Boaoftt To.
Writ/ for" Tks Sttry if a TranUng Wm*
KPSIH SYIUP CO., MMtlotUf, IE
For sale by W. G. Anderson
The official count of the votts
ca-i in Missouri at the recent elec-
tion shows there were 44.7°° 'e-6
„„„ _____________. , vot* s cast than were cast at the
they go home and ,tbeir wives or g„^rD.totial election four years
daughters place their arms around ag,,_ it is safe to say that this
their necks and ask them why H{ home vote waa solidly dem
they declared by their votes that OCIjc, aud it defected the demo-
an ignorant black nigger is super- cra ,c ticket in that state. The
ior to their own flesh anti blood. \{;.s)uri democrats were not fav
What excuse can they offer! oraWe to Parker, besides they
The good-clothes game
is a very easy one to learn,
and every man can excel
in it. Queer game; every-
body who plays it right
wins.
If you’ll drop into our
store we’ll tell you all
aliout it; put you next, as
it were; get you on the
inside—of a Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx suit. That’s
all there is to it; except
the label—a small thing
to look for. a big thing to
find.
This is the
place to get first
class Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,
Ladies Tailor
Made Suits and
Coats, Grips,
Trunks, Carpets,
Rugs, etc.
Copvrieht 1904 by Hart Schaffner Marx
BARRETT’S BIG DAYLIGHT STORE
with the rott-
by the proaecu-
E. V. Mllintd, of Indianopolis,
his returned from Egypt, where
he has spent years in making re-
searches. He claims to have dis-
covered just where Noah lived aud
wheu- he built the ark He claims
thatJNoah was a multi millionaire,
that he built the ark at his own ex
pence, that it required 120 years
to build it, an*l]thatjsuch a*l*oat at
the present day would cost $500,-
000 We don't know just how
Mr. Millard arrived at these fig-
ures. but we cannotjhelp jfeeling
that if Noah took 120 years to
build the ark, he must at that
time have l»ecii one of the original
meml>ers of the Dawes Cotnmis-
The Chicago Tribune, republic- j
Never before, in the history of jveie disgusted
this nation, has an act of congress en, , ,s disclosed - ,
elated tbejwomen of any,’section tion of legislative boodlers. Two
with illiterates, idiots and crimin- year9 from now the Missouri dem-, - , . .
ais. Let us pray, as respecters of t(Crilcy will turn out and sweep »n, »>’* th« uatu.nal administra;
our women, that the Hamilton bill, political flatter clean. The * (>n mu>* e* 0
iu its present form, will never |0-s of Senator Cockrell has made trusts er
pass.
A correspondent writing to this grinning.
pa|*er reviews the election results _
in this county and the territory,
and savs let only the tried and
gradually but surely, or
^ -•«.. - —r«».
........—**
however, that but little attention
will be paid to the timely advise of
Rowland & Co.
Is the Leading
true
years, in the democratic ranks.
He takes the stand that the demo
bosses of Kansas'the Tribune Teddy will hang a
edict that there nigger on the safety valve and yell
The po itical
be on guard for the next two have issued an
must be no stealing in the next,
legislature Just imagine, if you , the coal
to the trust stokers to shovel in
M Estate and Issuance Pirn
He takes tne stana tnai me uemu —»----- - -
crane ticket K.v — de
,h,o,18h .he treachery ol "J,Ti"LI
tested mrougn me iitnuc., ---- . ;i, .
, | i a „ can name men who will ’a? mem-
democrats, and advises that a co»se . , p.,.
democrats bei' of the next legislature of Ok
In view of the buffafo hunt that
is to be given*the members of the
National Editorial Association that
meets at Guthrie, next June, the
hunt to take place in the big j«
lure of *'iot” ranch, the e litor of
the Pond Creek Vidette* says he
wou l like to hear from all Okla-
homa editors who have ever hunt-
ed -buffalo in Jtheir wild stage, he
having indulged in the sjiort him
self Well he can put the editor
of this paper down for another.
The last buffalo we killedjwa* just
nartb of Big Timbre, on the Cim
-rron river, in what is now Wood
w rd coouP At that
time, however, it. i * .do wet
getting scarce, although in 1872
thev ranged over south westtt
Kansas, to within twenty miles ot
Wichita in droves of thousands in
a bunch.
:i\k£rjzr,^r^; ».......->»-«• -
**-■ —“ ifrr
for honors from the party that ,
they be paid back in their own twenty doUara. This . not said
coin. We most heartily agree | >n • sP,nt- yo
coin. We most heartily agree - r -
will, his views, but owing to tbe to shut offbondl.ng m the legisla-
tength of the article, we cannot ture, adopt the initiative and ref-
publish it We believe that when
,t comes to conferring honors upon ^ r
this county, two years from now, an(1 ,ncr
the applicant for those honors ''nm- legidalors
should l»e maile to show thHt he
has always t>een loyal to his party,
and that he has never been guilty
>f bushwhacking any of its candi-
dates.
Wc note tbe fact that the presi-
dent lias appointed Francis E.
Leopp, for
be ltid"
1 sor
Gate* Venture* an Old One.
John W. Gates sat In the Waldorf
cafe one night recently, and. exhaust-
ing new ones, handed out this antique
gem:
”1 once knew a conductor w -e run
was out of Chicago for 200 ml'. -s east
ward. He was noted for -egal
manner in which, when ofT d- *y, be
spent dollars where other -ilroad
men modestly laid out dlmr
"One day I caught his tr»'n at a
■mall station, and, sitting In . • >aeh.
watched him pass through, ct ettng
tickets and cash fares, the la’ er be
Ing most frequent. Thinking . -oulc
hunt him up and have a talk, I went
to the next car a little later.
-He sat In one end, throwing sliver
and gold pieces up In the air, catching
them again as they fell.
- ‘What on earth ar* you doing?' I
sV.,’d with Interest.
t, • «nd dexterously caught
-, 1 before he an
The Kingfisher reform-r >r'-
Iv remarks that Bob N.ff v•
Xian Miller and|Koy S
-.ailivl up Salt river,
Dunn as th* ir cabin t>
they have but they 1
>any with them the j—
that ever l tiHvigated the saliue
in to its source.
Always come to us for Reliable Insurance
at Current Rates. Both farm and city risks
written. No trimings and extra fees. Our
faim plan is the very best. See us. Read
our list of Magnificient Ola Line Companies.
Total Assents
Milwaukee Mechanics Ins. Co— — i1!!,720,933.21
Northwestern National Ins. Co......... ..... 3,5t>0, *47.08
American nre Ins. t_o., l’hila.-—........—- - 2,635,000.00
Anchor Fire----------------.........——----------------- 300,000.00
Williamsburg'City, of New York---------- ------ 2,35*0,737.Off
Farmers anil Merchants Ins. Co—.........—— ■ 366,21*6.00
Germania, of New York.............-.....— -------------- 5,849,833.62
German, of*Freej>crt------------- ----------- ----------- 4,364,107.00
NorthjKiverJIns. Co., of New York-- —...... 1,833,000.00
Nat'Hl'uion Eire Ins. Co., of Pittsburg, Pa.....- 1,447,450.00
! m NatT, of Stetin, Germany-................. 1,019,234,63
-ww York Tel.gi-pc
« Ami now there is trouble in the
prohibition party. Tbe Voice, tin
riitionai prohibition organ, accuses
Oliver W. Stfwart, chairman of
the national campaign committee
of gelling hwhv with fpv.oooot
the prohibition canqmign fuml Ot
cout'e this'will l*o news to the
wicked politicians who manage*!
the «am|*Higiis for the two old
’’whisky parties.*’ for naturally
they believed that the good breth-
ren who managed the water wagon
campugn were going to give»
practical demonstration of how a
mor:*’ *Miii|»aigii can he conducted
in a moral manner. It would lie
interesting to know what brother
Stewart did w ith the money. Buy
drink*! Perish tbe thought.
n ■»
FROM SOUTH AFRICA
Way of Using ChambarUln’*
Cough Remedy
some blue
. ,, who doesn’t know j
• 1 .1 cnce between an Indian
aud a saw buck, to take charge of
Indian affairs
J hi - $26,287,838.60
0/9 E HAVE no agent* _ .
Come to the office and
CAME EARLY FOR M18 MON BY.
Little Story llluitrate* Thrift) Trait*
ol New England****.
When Henry Harland was at Har-
vard he spent his vacation* it Nor
wich. Conn. On* Sunday he met an
>ld friend of hi* to whom he owed
! a quarter. A* he wu leaving at 4: SO
'lr. Arthur Chapman willing b n* eye-.
Durban, N.»t« H* uth Africa. >ais:
‘A» a proof thai Chamberlain's Otlgh
ileiuedy Is a cure sultirble lor old and
oui>g. I pen )■ u the following A
Nan Paturson, who is being
tried in New York, on the charge
f murdering Cneser Young, a, - .------
V . . . I Monday morning for the long winter
turfman, insistc 1 mniti tier jury larnl he called to the old gentleman
I ting made up of men with blue aad said:
Possibly the outcome of the "Deaeou H
trial w ill be watched with consul
era hie interest by lawyers, and if
Nan is acquitted, the next time
• tftll'K I |*» •• i» u mv ••’s.w —
leigbis.rof mine bad a child Juatover they are called upon to defcml a
«n in ntbs old. li had » v*-ry liad pretl> woman charge*! with mur-
•ougli and the parent* did not know
■vital t<> give It l suggested that If
hey wonld get » bottle of Chamber*
tin * Cough Remedy ami put some
ipon l he dunum teat the bah) was
ucking it would no doubt *ure tbe
hi d. This they did and brought
bout a quick relief and cured the
»b> " This remedy Is for sal* by W
) Anderson
t owe yon a quarter."
"Ah. my son. no business transae
tlons on the Sabbath day."
Harland. hastily putting his money
In hi* pocket, begged his pardon and
said a* he wav leaving very early
the next morning he had ventured t*.
pay him on the Sabbath
In tha blaek dawn of a -Inter,
morning aa he put hi* head out of the
window to say to the cabman that he
would be down directly, and there he
vide the cab stood a dark, motion less
Agricultural and Mechanical c,.liege. e>n ^ „no„(b w
me off at this tlm* In the morning.”
thought Harland
Ter, they will make strenuous cf-
;orts to secure a blue-eyed jury.
Prof. John Fields, ol the Oklahoma
«111 be present and deliver »n address
*• the moling of the F* men' Insti-
tute, *t Br*roar. on Wednesday after-
noon, November 30th.
Whet* he came down he fo
Um daaaoa had 00m* for his
t that
Itirjr for us now.
____________ sc* us. We have
lately discontinued some companies that tried to
force us to join the Union. To all of those *hose
policies were in those companies, we will say to re-
new with us when your policy runs out. We will
give you as good or better protection than you can
get elsevthere. We also are agents for several
Plate fllass Ins. Co.’s. Surety Bonds, Building &
Loan companies and are prepared to make Farm
l.oans at Lowest Pates. Our list of Farm and City
Property is the best yet.
Houses for Hent and our ov.n rig at the door to go ami secure
places. \Ve write all kinds of Contracts and draw all kinds of Pceds,
Mortgage*-, etc., neatly and correctly. Examine Titles and Furnish
Abstracts, also pay taxes for non-residents. W e helped stari and
build the city of Blackwell and take pride in it. All business prompt*
| ty attended to.
F. V. Rowland d Co.,
Blackwell, - Oklahoma
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Neff, Robert A. & Eisiminger, Jesse M. The Blackwell Sun. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1904, newspaper, November 24, 1904; Blackwell, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1137566/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.