The Perkins Journal. (Perkins, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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tiuii* for nullity otlirrr* l»y a
primary ••Irelloti,
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“The ilrmoemt lc plat form *t*an*l-
for nothing t-xn-jit the ftt»trlioo«l * ^ ^ j.
plank which i* wono than noth
V
Hill Croat »ay* **We mn*t liavt
one a tale of the two great terri
torie* ” The tlemocratft in eon-
gre»a voted for »tatehoo«l for Ok-
lahoma. Set?
tin Amerin
and *•
^loiiir only t
tier*. Si *1*
Si in hi* tut
e. It i* a
it la o*n* u hi
Philippine*
that tie* or I
eeiM-ful war
A gloomy picture it
it a true one; hut it i*
any *>en*e. In t!ie lir
••ordinary reward «*f
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not an in
I plant the
fOeeeaftful
, i ... i war —the only reward whiehanv
Dcnnift Mynn ought to lie will- ., , , . ’
, n. , Iftoldicr e'.i'. - f.' i- the knowleilL'<
mg to yield to Prenident Ihfa*:?- . . , ,
* J ... of duty well in ri>riu* d, the up
velt • rciiueat to *tay with the * . ... ,
* . . . i proval oi -iipenor i i.eer-, ami tin*
combination of Oklahoma, Kepiih- j . . .
y gratitude of tin* c .untry. t Mir
lieanir.ni and statehood -(ilobo ... .
jsoldier* who have earned the ■! »•»
Democrat. i , • . •
certainly enj<»y all
it any
the Indian teirilory,
of ihu thirty democratic
at n eu’ieiM held ill tin*
“If the statehood hill become*
a law, the ti rot state legislature of
Oklahoma should onaJt us its lirst
act a bill changings the name of
A majority
•nntor»
city *d
Waobington Indore the Huld eon
vent hut \tn* called, resolved t«
ntniid in solid {ihalaii'. in favor ol
making two str.t.** ont of the In*
diaii territory and Oklahoma in
s’end of one. So, Hendr y is not
wavering in his duty to tlie dem*
o wiiile parly of Oklahoma, hut on
11'»«• eontra' V hi* is lining Ills level
fatehood horses
its hustling delegate from Dennis ^ given reservedly. Doth
pi. •« . t n . | tf a I a “
lhew>. They have done .1,eirdn't j U) ri(K. tu.(}
well and faillifullv and tile conn I ..
* _ I going in opposite direct tors Jil
try has me U. n low in a^knowl- 7 n , . , .
J lull tilt, in order to keen in line
edging it. A* for tin* approval of i ., , ... , , ,
K ^ 11 - | witli tIn* Oklahoma democrati
the coinma'idero-in eliief. that lia-
to Eli,
News.
says the South McAlester
Ilenrv Watterson says “the re-
publican party is at sea.” Sure;
but it is in a mighty staunch ves-
sel, and the opposition will not
succeed in its attempt to boro
holes in the hull.—Colorado
Springs (in/.ette.
Mr. Pryan will now retire to
his sanctum in his $5,000 barn,
and while looking at his $500
cow, will compose a hot paragraph
or two showing that Hill is an
old hardened traitor to Jefferson-
ian democracy and the Kansas
City Platform.—Cleveland Lend-
er.
The insurrections, riots, mur-
ders, and bloodshed which have
been occurring in the Republic of
of Ilayti may be considered a good
example of what would probably
follow should we adopt the pro-
posed plan of turning over the
reins of government to the Fili-
pinos and giving them socalled
liberty.
Delegate Flynn, of Oklahoma.
is to be presented with an auto- , _ , . . . ,
. . .* . . . ... . of Cod Liver Oil is the means
President McKinley and Presi
dent Roosevelt .have watched with
deep interest the work of I lie aim \
and the navy from the battle of
Manila Hay down to Chaffee’© re
cent victory, and have cabled con-
gratulations and the thanks of the
nation. Nor have the people
themselves been wanting in at-
testing their appreciation or the
deeds of war. Dewey, Schley,
Otis, McArthur, Funston and oth-
ers have been most enthusiastical-
ly received and honored by the
people, and a warm welcome
awaits General Clmlfee when the
gallant veteran shall come hack to
the United States. The Evening
Dost, like all the democratic par-
ty, is simply on the wrong side
and is trying to make the best of
the situation by a perversion of
facts.
Miss Ollie Wislierd ami little sis-
ter arrived from Iowa Wednesday
to visit with Mr, Hankins.
scoff’s
Emulsion
.nolMlel.y admiring constituent*.,^ ^ cnj oymentof ]jfc to
IV-rlmp* anton-obihsts .Ion t know j thous4ncU: mcn women anti
it. but Oklahoma is the only com-1oliildrcn
monwealth in the Pnion where When appetite fails, it re-
tlie natural roads are so good j stores it. W hen food is a
that an automobile can traverse j burden, it lifts the burden',
the whole territory.—(rlo!»e-Dcm- \\ hen you lose flesli.it brings
the plumpness of health.
politicians and the national demo-
cratic party: but he ma t confes-
that he linds it a most dillicnlt
feat of hor-emaimhip. especially
when the Oklahoma filly matched
against the national steeple chaser,
is such a miserable sway-backed,
knock kneed, scrub.
Yes. we are for Mr. Cross, and
we are doing our best to stand on
that poorly aeeouelierod abortion,
called a platform, on which he is
trying to make the race. Hut in
all earnestness we pray him to
-top torturing us with his silly
>ingle statehood clishmaclhver,
because we are already suffering
all the mental and physical agony
that poor, weak, human nature
can bear in our effort to be loyal.
It is enough for us to be compell-
ed to repudiate two national plat
forms and all the territorial demo-
cratic platforms for the last dozen
years, without requiring us to in-
sult thirty democratic senators and
one hundred and fifty-two demo-
cratic congressmen by flaunting
the Enid platform in the'r faces,
which tersely informs them that
we, the democracy of Oklahoma,
■•are not unmindful of the fact”
.hat they arc a lot of democratic
jiu-kasscs unable to deal with the
-tateheod question without the
assistance of the democratic cap
itol boomers of Oklahoma.—Ei
Reno Democrat.
The man or the party which
per>i>ts in declaring the solution
ocart.
The South McAlester News
throws the following neat boquet
ar Delegate Dennis Flynn: "The
achievement of Dennis Flynn in
overcoming the opposition *>f
sneh veteran wheelhorses as Hen-
derson and tirosvenor secins to
justify the high praise the writer
heard Ifon. T. II. Reed p.iMieij I
speak of Flynn. lie declared 1
him the ablest delegate ever sen? j
from a territory.**
is hard and
it makes life
When work
cliitv is heavy,
blight. (superior to American
It is the thin edge of the 1/ . %
wedge: the thick end is f
; use of f
it, and can'
f a n otdem to 1** impossible will
never solve it. IVssimism is fa-
t il to achievement. To assert
that the Philippine situation is
tf<>; t • :s to
admit that Anieiiean ability to do
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when vou hat;
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sas it*
hid its maximum and is on
the decline
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Situations Secured
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\ e-*rt|l4i In vital hoi •* rllrlHlol !•»)
j til# cllU**i»» of IVrklw* In Mtrcl mill;
i a* <>n i tiu to* itiorUI day.
Hr Order of |*<«i Oittiniandcr.
jewing Machine
in Tilt weme.
Ti* Mai l 5n- '’r** ii.l B*a Ttftl>
wda on i!t* M*»~*
.1,500.000 SOW IN ISC.
4 NEW FAST TRAIN
William McKinlev
HIS LIFE and WORK
UMwwta St. U>al* wi t Xuni CilJ u4
OKLAHOMA CITY.
WICHITA.
DENISON.
SHERMAN.
DALLAS.
TORT WORTH
And principal polnii InT.-sJia and tbcKouth-
w#at; Thia train 1* now tlmuiiinout and la
mada up of lie* n«f.-*i equipment. I«rovW«a
with eiecirle llRhia an«l all otli.-r modern
travellnir convonicnct-a. Il ruua tit our now
completed
Red River Division.
Evorv appliance known to modern car
bulldtutr and rallroa<lluK l*aa l»ocn emplojad
In the make-up ot tills sarvloe, Includluir
Cafe Observation Cars9
under thn tninapeni'-nt of Fred- Harvey.
Pull Infornmilon us i<» rules and ull detail* or
__i_ ..... .t.i^ r* . iH'l lit* rheerflll V
u trip via tbia now rmto will l»c* cheerfully
furnished, upon uppUcatlon. ty aDy ropn*-
aeututivo of tho
lt\ l»r.V. ClIAttLKa II. liKiaVKMia
i I’midt-Qi'i life loiin friend, c*»uiroile
in war and etdleaiiue In i-iniKn-<M
Was neiir Iliaftide w it It **t Itc-r area* men
i when hla ejrci* were cluwl In death.
The General require* a share of the
i [ineecib of hi* t***»k t<> In* devuted to
j t McKinlev mouument fund. Thu*
I every *iihs-r!ra-r become* u oontriuu-
torlothla fund. Million* of «*.i|tit-K
will lx- sold. Fxiervhofly will buy II.
Orders for the uskiua. Kleirant |»ho-
Nofravine |untrail of I'r sidt-nt Me
Klnley’* last picture taken at the
White I Ions.;. You can easily clear
♦1.000 tak Inn order*. Order outfit quick
( hanee to prove success, secure yearly
contract and become manager. Outfit
J free. Send I2ets In stamps to nay ex-
j pense of wrappintr. packing and mall-
irig elegant prospect us. TaUua 10 to
! .Vi orders daily. AO,000 cople* will Ik*
i su'd In tlii^ vicinity. .-\»ldr*-ss.
, TJIK VO'S Tl N ENT A L A SS KM < -L V.
('oreorari JJlilir.. Opt**, f. S. Treas-
ury. Washington. D. C.
Every av Gim Siirimsft-
Tm VHITli «i!u P«r of »ay Siwjif
Mu Hum Now Muir, io tlUt V4ralo«
or Roury S!>a*’.-« SlyU-
TNI HHlft It »*t UOHlf If Rllftftiao AM tot
mil riMHC) UWiiiO V ICM.ftC 1* "it RABACI
Io cotwtnuie n o SIMPLE, POSITIVE
and DURABLE ITS WORKMANSHIP
IS UNSURPASSED.
taa e»« ”.!»a »p*fi It i** »Mfl •• ••«•*
■a aaat Ouiaa la Imaie.
raicet and ttias met sAt mcrcRT.
ftftdnu.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO
V CLKVriLANU. 0HK», or ft
8. B. KIRBY, UTTL.c.”Si;
Kerry’s '«Jlw
Seeds make
good crops, »;ood
oropa make more cua-
tomers- so each yeur the
crops and customers have
grown greater. That’s the
secret of the Ferry fame.
.More Kerry’s Heeds sold
anil sown than any other
kind. Hold by all dealers.
k J9f;.’Scrd Annuat FREE.
D. M. Ferry A Co.
Detroit,
Mich.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
foyd. it nives instant relief anil never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food y oil want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. Byitsusemany
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything’ else failed. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child-
ren wi,;.; weak stomachs thrive on it.
First dose relieve-.. A diet unnecessary.
Cifi*3A aSi sittrsiasts
Preparedonlv IwK.O. I'K'O r-rk Co. <’hu-puo
Tho $1. bouic coatu.as :k. tiru-s the sLO.
H U Marlin.
CHURCH BISS “TOST.
RELIGIONS SOCIETIES.
N<»7l.'<fr~Eir-i I 'dili-h**l April It. t'.Wf
Mil II I i • *1. It I'.I.HA'I ION
Ij*n!>,IHh-it(• uiImT.. A|*r,l -*■ l,-***’3
Notk’i- 1« herein Liven that Ih- fulluwliia-
named .elller lln- 111 *1 11**1 In- -*f 1*1* lnlef»tl**n
In nukr Ilmil prm-f In ».ij.|-*-rt -*f lilaclflni. anil
IliHt **hI*1 proof »111 la- made t fun- llie l!ii;l-ler
ami n-ia-lvcr of the l' S. I. on! (iilli-r atl.uihrit?
O. T.on May 15, lH0i. vU.
JAMES Mil.>*S CL I.VF.P.
fur the E j of NW }+, •i-rlion J«. t|>. IT N
K. I K.
He name* the followliic « !inr--i-« to prove
lila i-oiiilnu'-u- realiti-m-e upai ami cultivation
of. *uld land, viz:
•li.liii Smack and J-*bii Smallev bo'ti of
G(MHlul -ht <). T : Rah-rt B an.li of Coyle, O.
T., Joseph Beasley. <*f Linifston, <>. T.
JOHN J. BOLES. Register.
METnoniST Church. J. L. Ib-lley, pastor.
Preaching services each Sahhiith at 11 a in.
ami S p. in. Sunday school ut 10 a. m. Junior
I.eague ar 3 o’clock‘Sunday aflernoon. Senior
Epworth League every Tuesday evening at 8.
Weekly prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8.
Baptist Chchcu—Sunday School at 10 a.
m. On Saturday 3 t>. in. before second Suu-
dav In each month, business meeting.--Reg-
ular preaching services oa second and fourth
Sundays, morning ami evening. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nlabt of each week.—
Home Mission Band meets every Sunday at
2 SO.—Rev. J. W. Lankin, Pastor.
Conokegational—Perkins—Order of ser-
vices: Sunday-school at 10 a. m; preaching at
11 a. m; Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
preaching at 8:00 p. m. Weekly praver-ineet-
ing Wednesday evening at 7:30. Y.P.8.C.E.
meet- every Sunday evening before church.—
C. J. Rives, Pastor.
CATnoi.tr Cin'RCH.—Rcgmar services the
Second Sunday in each month : Celebrate Mass
at 10:30. Father Auceauxof Langston, priest
in charge.
Eden Chapki,—United Brethren in Christ.
Preaching at the Chapel the llrst aud third
Sabbath of each month at 11 a. in. Sundav-
school every Sunday at 10 o’clock a. m. Y. P.
(,'. L'. meets every puuuav evening at 7:30.
Prayer-uieetingevery Wednesday night.—Rev.
F.C.Edex, Pasto.."
Congregational—Olivet (6 miles south-
west of Perkins)—Prcaenmg every Sunday at
S p. in,; Sunday-School at 3d. in. C. J. Rives
Pastor,
Christian Church—Preaching 1st.. 2nd.
and 3rd. Lord’s l)av in the imiutu. Sunday
oeh-iol every Sunday at ill a. in.; Christian
Endeavor Sunday evening before church.
Prayer meeting Thursuay eveu ng.—j/. W.
Garner, Pastor.
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
You Knew VTha: You Are Taking
when you lane (.rove's Tasteless chill
Tonic because xfie formula is plainly
j pr li ed on every bottle allowing that it
j is simplv iron and quinine in a taste-
less form. No cure no pay. 50c.
Notice To Creditors.
In the Matter of tho Estate of J.
M. Stockton lute or the township of
Clayton, County of J’avne, Territory
of Oklahoma, deceased,
All persons having claims against
sai'tl .1. M. Stockton deceased, are re*
quired to exhibit, the same, with the
necessary vouch* is to the undersigned,
duly appointed .ir\d qualified adminis-
trator of the estate of said deceased,
at his residence in the County of Pay-
ne and Territory of Oklahoma, and
that4 months after the first publi-
cation of tGis notice has been limited
by order of the Probate court of said
Payne county, as the time for credi-
tors of said deceased, to exhibit and
present their claims against said es-
tate.
Dated the 28th day of April 1902,
Theodoke Stockton,
Administrator.
Lowery & Workman Atrys for admin-
istrator.
No. 7305—First published M.-iv 9 1902.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at Guthrie. O. T.. May 7. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice, of his intention
to make final proof fit support of his claim, and
that said proof will lie made la-fore
John P. Hinkle, L’. S. Commissioner, at Pet-
k’Ds, Okla., on June 9. 1902, viz:
BERTH A R. COMBS,
for the NE. !4, section 12, tow nship 17 N., R.
2 E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upou and cultivation
of, said land, vG :
Notice.
Bears the
Signature cf
John M I*-> t *--, Richard flicks, Henderson
Frame and Hubert Hansbro all of Perkins, O.
T.
•fOnf-J J. BOLES, Register.
All members of the I. O. O. F. lodgo
and a!! persons interested in the Per-
kins cemetery will meet at the cem-
etery ne a Wednesday, mornin* , May,
2-*. for tin* purposeuf cleaning off the
grave y; r 1.
Mrs. Anna Duncan of Marion, Iowa
arrived Wednesday to visit with her
friend Mrs. Kaley.
A FREE PATTERN
r PILLS
To cue* SICK KTfOACHE,
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,
•nd all d’tetst s arising from In-
AmUon. Thtywlil purify yourl
blood and make yourootnpfaxlon |
m FAIR AS A LILT. They a raj
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