The Times-Record. (Blackwell, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1896 Page: 4 of 8
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BRIEF BITS OF GENERAL NEWS1
FROM THE TERRITORIES.
tffeahnm III! Ik* In.'l.n Territory wltk
Tkalr llurig.l of llroorol oud l***l I****.
OkUMIUlU AMI INMAN fMWTIlo*
Frank Greer la writing »n •cooom-
Icul Ixxiklot railed "Saui'a Arnerlcan
He bool. ”
' Governor llr-nf'OW la in the 1 hey-
nine and Arapahoe country bunting
and fihhir.g.
The II. O. G. build soem* to be a ffo
thia time. It has Im.l a bud time net-
ting atarted.
Kaflir corn in l“ayn« county hax
filled out alnee the lute rain*, and will
make a splendid crop.
A 5-yeart-old child ol .lame i on-
way, living in Oklahoma county, drunk
a enp of lye and only lived a few hour*.
A Grant county paper says that corn
which wan planted the first and tenth
of April did Iwst tills year in that vi-
cinity.
Judge Me A ted in to be married In
the near future. The ceremony will
lie performed in Kansan City, the home
of the bride.
The locomotive for the Teeumsch
rlulroad bus just arrived and was at
onee put to work. The engine is said
to be a daisy.
11111 Hose, Orange Hates and Italph
Cochran, all charged with larceny, es-
caped from the Oklahoma county jail
a few nights ago.
The cotton crop is being marketed at
a fair price
In some parta of Oklahoma fire in- ---------------- -----#---—„
surance policies are given with an out- Scptruilmr Ml and runs three days,
fit of lightning roils. Cotton sometimes reaches the Okla-
Colonel Zaeh Mnlhal has severed Ids homa county market from the Iowa
connection with the Santa He aud is country.
now with the Frisco. Judge Tursney is iiolcing oourt in
Governor Renfrow, Judge ltrooks the Cheyenne and Arapahoe i-ountry
and Edgar Jones liave gone to the this week.
Cheyenne and Arapahoe country for u HltrmruX ,lf „ie okUh.mi* mayor, arc
we. U . hunting aud fialiing. ordering the saloons i-losed up tight
At the Mexican celebration at Ann- on Sunday
darko recently there were some bull- 1
tights, as the dispatches state, hut
they were very tame. The bulla re-
fused to fight
T. A. Koley, living southeast of No-
ble, while digging a well on his farm a
A special train of fourteen cars of
notion left Iiognn county the other
day for the south.
David Frances, the new secretary of
the Interior, is said to lie a great
tile, while digging a well on nistarm a fHen,, of Oklahoma's,
few days ago, unearthed a perfectly
petrified human face and hand. The Mr. Shilling, of Noble county, liar-
specimens have been sent to the terri- vented 2,000 boahcU of wheat this year
torial university, where they are at- and has lots of his naineaakea.
trading much attention. School in a majority of the districts
After Jessie Findlay had been re- 1" old Oklahoma is now opening. Th*
leased from the Oklahoma county j attendance promise, to be very large.
Jail tecently and her bond approved Thera are fifteen bachelors in one
she returned to the prison to bid all si'hool district in Kay connty and only
the inmate, good-bye. There are (ono unmarried girl. That's prelty
some thing, thut a woman will always nPIir jg ko j#
think about no matter where and
wliut she la
The Cox and Crawford quarrel in
Kingfislier county, which terminated
iu one mail's death recently, grew out
of the <|tiarrcl of the men’s hoys.
The. most prolific crop possible In
western Oklahoma is the pie-mclon.
The pie-melon in that part of the
country spreads like the Russian this-
tle.
J. V MateJIcn, representing the Jed-
natel Denniho a Tydennlho llias tele,
a Bohemian publication of Chicago, Is
touring the west and is more than de-
lighted with Oklahoma.
John Hannrs. n Seiniuole Indian,
broke jail at YVcwoka a few weeks ago
and escaped. Last Sunday he ret urn-
oil and was shot to death, the penalty
for jail breaking Wing death.
» Orange Bates, uu escaped prisoner,
jumped from a train near Noble 1 rt-
duy while In charge of Policeman
Couch of Purcell. Couch jumped after
the prisoner and was severely hurt.
Bates escaped.
The county commissioners of Blaine
county have filed suit iti the district
court against the hodsmen of ex-Coun-
ty Treasurer Charles C. Shaw for 15,*
H17.1H alleging that much shortage in
bis accounts.
J. R. Keaton wired Attorney Gener-
al Harmon Friday accepting his new
appointment ns associate justice. As
•non as he receives a lelegrain from
llartnon he will proceed to Oklahoma
county and open court.
The work on the Hutchinson South-
ern through Oklahoma is progressing
aofinely that, as in good old railroad
building days, two Irish laborers got
In a scrap the other da\ and pounded
each other all to pieces with shovels.
Sheriff Painter finally succeeded in
Wonting Cole Martin Friday. Martin
wus indicted by the grand jury for
enibczzlemunt and succeeded Friday
evening in giving S1JHH) bond. Cole
tiny, he is being persecuted and says
he will get even with the people who
are attempting to injure him.
Thut allotment of lands in severalty
among the Indians of the Indian Ter-
ritory is u foregone conclusion is no
longer doubted: n majority of the In-
dians now being in favor of taking
their prorata of lands belonging to
them. It is estimated that each In-
dlun will W entitled to ulsiut 7(H)
acres.
J\idgc Bierer heard an important lax
ease from lleaver county Thursday, in-
volving one-half the amount of tne tax
of the county, ?7,5<H). The ease is
that of the Prairie Cattle company of
Denver and Trinidad, Colo., who have
shout SO,000 head in Beaver county
and refuse to pay the till. I he court
held that the tax must he paid.
Judge Tarsney has just started on a
six weeks' tour of the western conn-
tic*. The war department furnishes
him two ambulances, two camp wag-
ons, aud full complement of tents and
camp equipage. The party consisted
of Judge and Mrs. Tarsney, Miss Hoff-
man, Assistant Attorney Hoffman,
District Clerk Warren, (onrt Steno-
grapher Jnmo living, a ad a deputy
marshal. The company w 111 uot pat-
ronize hotels, there being few to pat-
ronize, but spend the entire time in
camp.
Big Jim the Indian Chief, when re-
cently asked why ho hud fined a mnn
Two men traveling in a wagon, from 810 for murder, replied: “Whiteman's
Oakes, I. T., toHlloam Springs, Ark., court too severe.”
were murdered just over the state line A R Quicky of Payne is
Monday. Their wagon and mules were j onUln{r a pood deal of 0 fl|JtIre in oklu-
found, but the Indies have not been ^ Oklahoma is a rapid
recovered. From a letter found in the ^ tho namP9 o( that color
wagon, one of the victims Is believed ^ well
Chief Deputy Col core has just re-
turned from Washington, D. C., where
The Walnut log industry is becotn- j kp t()ok Charles Shuoy, a 15-year-old
ing unite un item in certain sections j Oklahoma county lad, sentenced to a
of the territory. Nome time ago a (ifteen months, term iu the reform
gentleman from Illinois engaged sev- j St.j100i there.
eral car loads of walnut stumps from | An okl>hoIM paper ,ias an editorial
parties In the Zouthern part of the : in one column which declares that
Creek lint ion. Asa result of ln j Oklahoma will never prosper until she
vestment, it is said, he i Ic.iu d s< " '* ,-onimcnees to raise her own nork. and
thousand dollars.
to be Arthur Green of Lansing, Kan-
sas.
' commences to raise her own pork, and
in another column is given a full ac-
j|r. A. D. Barr came in from John- count of the marriage of Mr. Sliotc.
son to Purcell Tuesday with cotton Officers arrested John B. Jacobs, a
which he sold for 7cents Ho re- , well known farmer and wealthy citi-
ports that cotton in that part of the /(,n 0f Oklahoma county, Sutimlay
country is doitig well, much better morniug, and placed him in the eoun-
thuu they expected. Some of the late ,y jail. Jacobs is charged with erim-
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cotton will give a good top crop. In
fact the lnls cotton will lie the best
crop in thut neighborhood tlds year
inul assault upon his duughter and
step-daughter. It is feared that the
people will do Jacobs violence as the
Trajan, the great Roman emperor, |
had a summer pa bice which was com-
pletely covered by the water* of lake
Nemii It xrss MX) feet long, 270 feet
wide and 60 sect high. _
Throw chloride of lime in rat holes.
Wash oil cloth with skimmed milk.
The devil can't overcome the man
who knows that God is with him.
Trip* luUertakrn for Hrallh'i Sukf
Will b* render <t mnn bentflrUl. and the f»-
Ugue* of travel muDlnracIsl. If IU
Will t*k* *loDgw,tb him llintrtter'* Stomai h
Bitter*. *n-l ai, that protrettre »od en.bliog
toalr, serve invlgonnl Mid appetizer reguUry.
Impuritlaa la air and water la neutralized by It
tad It la z matekleaz tranqu liz-r sud regulator
of Ilia •toniac-h. liver eu-1 howelz. It countar-
zet* malaria, rheumatism. aud a tomleucy to
kidoar aud bladder ailment*.
Until you are willing to be guided
we arc not willing to he helped.
When bilious or costive, eat n Oazcaret
candy cathartic, mre guaranteed. 10c. ISe.
A civil tougtie Is a better protection
for the bead than a steel helmet.
How'* Thlat
W* offer Ona Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot ba
aurad by Hull's Cutarrh Cure.
F. J CHRNKY X CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, t-.ave known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 year*, and bellev*
him paifeutly honnrahle In all bualneea
transactions and financially able to carry
*ut any obligations made by thalr firm.
Waat t Truaz, Whulaaale Drugglat*, To-
Wgjdlng.' Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale
Drtiegfst*. Toledo. O.
Hair* Catarrh Cure Is liken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood nnd mu-
aoua surface* of tha system. TeHtlmoTil-
ala sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Bold
by all druggists. _
Women hotl carriers in Austria get
18 cents a day.
Religion that Isn't used every dav
iv t keep sweet n week.
London makes over 2,900 pianos a I
week.
The cloth of the old Egyptians was
to good that, although it has been
hsed for thousands of years as wrap-
pings of tlie mummies, tho Arabs of to-
lay can wenr it. It is a 1 of linen, the
incient Egyptians considering wool
Inclean.
A statistician has learned that the
tnnual aggregate circulation of the
papers of the world is about 12,000,-
too,000. Calculating that the average
man spends live minutes each day
reading his paper (a decidedly low
istimate), tha people of the world al
together anuunlly occupy time equiv-
tlent to 100,000 years in reading the
papers.
j ne black Diamond Cool <Vm.pay, of
Seattle, Wash., has struck a new veu
of good coal, and. It is said that the- \ >
company will make an effort to sonpiv
fuel for the fleet of cruiser* now at
Loa Angeles.____
Keep the cover on the tea canister
Piso's Cure lor UoMumptioB baa been a
family medicine with uz since M6&. — J. R.
Madison, 2400 4‘-’d Ave.. Chicago, IU
The trouble with blessings ‘n die
guise is that they are »“*t iistovered
until after you are dead.
A Kaw Minus! by PtliHuakl
Ignace Paderewski has written a
new minuet for the piano, which he
has dedicated to his American admit
ers and given the significant name of
“Menuet Modern®. ” He regards the
new composition as his best, aud oe
Here* that it will meet with greater
popular fuvor than his “Menueta'L’An
tique,” written in 1883, of which over
•even million copies were sold in a
single your. It is the first minuet
written by Paderewski since “L’An
tique,” and wus composed by the fa
moils pianist expressly for Tub La-
niES’ Uuiik JoiT.NAI., aud wRl appear
in the Octolier issue.
One of the perennials af fush- ft •
the figaro Jucket, which erwys up W.ti
great regularity.
It’s better to be popular than right.
In the minds of many.
One of the features of the season a
fashions which is ndu|ilod to women ot
all ages is the use of transparent ms
terials.
Fruits promise to replace flowers foi
early autumn wear, and red ia likely
to be a most popular color, combined
with either cherries or currants.
Fall
Medicine 1.* fully af important and beneficial a*
Sprint; Medicine, und tbe l>e*t Falf Medictn* Is
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
The Beet—In fact the One True Blood lurtflar
u__ji„ nilt - ' am Uw Ills; eaey to
flOOd S P’1 lib . i i.»y to operate. S6a
Dr Hall, of Polo, who was struek entire neighborhood is up in arms and
with a gun on the face and right fore- excitement prevails,
arm about a week ago by a j'otiuguiau * Sallie Alberson, the oldest Cliicka-
from whom he was trying to collect a ' saw living, is reported to be danger-
debt of 50 cents, is suffering from a se- ously ill at the home of her nephew,
riotts case of blood poisoning, which Dan Collins, near Colbert, f. T. Mrs.
has develo|«'<l from the wounds. Dr. Alberson was the wife of Chief AU>er-
Moorc, the attending physleiun. snvs 1 M)n nf tho Chicknsaws, who fought
It may develop Into o serious ease. with General Jackson in tho Creek
Acting on information received by j "nr She was a bride in 1812 and her
wire from the sheriff of Dallas connty. | age U now reckoned to be about 115
I idled States Murslml l'..«>ker arrested
Belfast has the biggest ship yard.
are always ur-1
invitations
years.
New York magistrates are still de-
claring that an Oklahoma divorce is
the celebrated Charley Dennis at Ard-
more 1. T.. on h charge of higliwuy
robbery. Dennis is alleged to lie the j not legal in New York. If their drei
partner of Desperado Putty, recently sloo holds good, there's a whole lot of
■nixed lip in the kill of a ileputy Unit-
ed States marshal on the Rock Island,
and is counted a hard mail. The mar-
shals were warned to look out for a
fight, hut lie was captured while eat-
ing dinner in a local restaurant, 1 he
capture is considered a very important
one.
\V. E Jones, living nortli of Kildare
re ports tha t during a storm soin e n igli t s
ngo an immense hall of fire, seemingly
a dozen feet In diameter, came from a
southwesterly dircetion nnd hurstod
just over his house, producing n con-
cussion like many large cannons being
discharged nt oueo, the jar breaking
w indows, dishes, etc., throwing down
his stoves, nnd making the ground
tremble ns in un earthquake. Himself
aud family were badly shocked and
unable to do anything for some time.
Deputy Marshals George Starmer,
George Mouser and Ed Stugg returned
from the 1 'sage country Tuesday,
where they hud ls-en after the Buck
MeKinty gang of whisky peddlers for
the past five weeks. They came up
with them and the deputies and thc
gang exchanged several shots at short
range. Ed Stngg had his horse killed
and MeKinty was shot through the
shoulder, but escaped. This is the
worst gang of whisky peddlers in that
country. All are full fledged outlaws
nnd bold violators.
The Catholic priests of Oklahoma
are malting active preparations to cel-
ebrate bcllttlngly the silver sncerdo*ul
jubilee of Rt. Roy. Bishop Meerseh-
aort. Tbia great event, in which all
the Catholic congregations of the twin
territories will take part, will occur
toward the end of November. The
blahop lias endeared himself to all un-
der his care and the celebration In No-
vetnlier will afford his numerous
friends, irrespective of creed, to testi-
fy the esteem in which he ia held.
New York people who are in pretty
much of a box. They have been di
vorced In Oklahoma and remarried in
New Y'ork, and their legal status will
be somewhat, unpleasant This may-
be only another attack on one of thc
loading industries of Oklahoma.
The finding of a blood-stained wag-
on and oilier property near Rose, I. T.
strongly suggests foul play. Besides
the wagon, found near that place, was
also found 4 slickers, 3 saddles, a pait
of boots and a letter to a Mr. Green
from b Mr. Green in some penitent iary.
Two men were seen with the wagon
September 8 and they had 12 head of
mules and horses. It is supposed they
were from Oklahoma and that they
had gono to thc Indian Territory to
trade for cattle.
It ia estimated that about 9,000 np
plications for citizenship in thc Indian
Territory has lieen filed with the
Dawes commission.
The grand jury, on Saturday, found
an indictment against Grove Huntley
for murder, he tieing charged with tlu
shooting of A. J. Manning. August 17.
It is thought he went to the Manning
home, made n noise at thc hen housv
to decoy Manning from the house, and
then fired two barrels of shot into him.
lie takes his arrest very sulleuly nnd
refuses to tall:.
Until we find out that God is lovt
we do not know that we are sinners.
Kew-s bar been received from an of-
ficial source that the three companiei
of l nited Stn'es troops recently sent
from Fort Reno to old Fort Gibson, in
the Cherokee nation, liave been order-
ed to quarter there for the winter. It
is also stnted that the authorities nt
Washington contemplate re-cstahlish-
irg a military post at Ft. Gibson, and
tint plans and specifications have
txlen submitted for the erection ol
hirrucks and to repair thc old fort
God’s
gent ____
Thc most popular midsummer wrap
Is the box cloth cape, short Yo tho
Waist, putty tinted and lined with |
White satin. This small arrangement
leem to be just enough for an emer-
gency of wind and not too much for I
fair weather.
Don't Toliacro Spit »nrt Hmok* Vonr I .If*
Away.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily .
»nd forever, regain lost manhood, he made
Well, strong, magnetic, lull of new life and
vigor, take No-To-Hae. thc wonder-worker
that makes we.-k men strong. Many gain
t»n pounds in ten days. Over 40>.000cured. .
Buy No-To-Hae fiom your druggist, who
Will guarantee a cure. Booklet and sam-
Si
tBg BKliSfl
Tbe Best
Waierjrotf
Coat
In tha
WORLD I
SUCKER
TUFISIl BRAND SLICKER to warrant*! w»H»
liroof, and will you dry in Dio t.Brdcatanirm. Tb<
136fr«r
Fill iiiHif nn iv<; » xutv. w —..........
hie mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.,
Chicago or New York.
In the Berlcoy Bill. Dauphpiny,there
Is a fountain which emits an inflam-
mable gas during the greater part of
the month of July, but during no other
lime during the year.
THAT JOYFUL FBKUNO
With the exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to tlie f> w who have not
progressed beyor.d tlie old-time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered
but never accepted by the well-informed.
Put your coffee grounds on your
house plants.
Coe'* l'M|k B.lui*
h tk* eld**t sad best It will brvsk op ■ cold quick**
lb*. »njthl»s iV. It It »lw.ji rcli*kl*. Tr* IV.
Use hartshorn to bring back colors
faded by acids. It never fails.
If tire- Sl.Sy I* tHllx Teetk,
a* .or. *nd iu* til*l old *nd well-tried remedy. Zu
WiXflLOW'R ttoOTHixu Sykif for Children ‘l'MthinC-
Use whisky instead of
make liquid glue.
This button with a lea cent box ai
r»ASCARETS,
V CANDY OATHARTIC.
the ideal laxattv*
and fluarai)t**d cqnetl
potion core, s«nl FRCf
on recalpt of five x-cenv
stamp:. Addr*S» _
*T»ki.ise rzzrui cosr.wv
Clems-1 Beelreel. C*m | *•• ter*
ickner' conservatory
k OF MUSIC. ,
I Only rhnrtcrrd rrhw.l id th* etty Pu»fie
’ c.n'eiiter el eny time. An. IiazircHt*.
Send fur Catalogue. Wichlt*. K»a«
DRUGS.
A complete • toe It of mums to* **l**k**p l*
vole* lltOO.OO.
Good t***ud for telling
I HANK HUSH ST
Wlehlt*. ■**
PUTNTS vrz SSSSSSf*SSSS8
lainoA Wr.vrr. UoOUl Uidg.,Wae*iX<X
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS
nil whisky k*k,u ”“4- 5*5 ■?
UM rz« ” nr. s. a. waeusv. atuit*. u
1 Thowpsos’* Eya Watar.
Sponge rongliened skin with brandy
iod rosewater.
1 PISO'S CURE FOR e
J CONSUMPTION <■
Prof. Babcock, ScysTu:known“-:
441 find that Walter Baker & Co/s Breakfast Cocoa is
absolutely pure. It contains no trace of any substance
foreign to the pure roasted cocoa-bean. * The color is that
of pure cocoa; the flavor is natural, and not artificial; and
the product is in every particular such as must have been
produced from the pure cocoa-bean without the addition
of any chemical, alkali, acid, or artificial flavoring sub-
stance, which are to be detected in cocoas prepared by
\ the so-called‘Dutchprocess.’”
I Walter Baker & Co., Ltd., Dorchester, Mass.
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