The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1898 Page: 1 of 10
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THE CHANDLEI
* NEWS.
SEVENTH YEAR. * CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, JUNE
10, 1898. NUMBER, 38.
Chandler Will Celebrate the Fourth of July.
Spend the Day With Us.
W1776 A Grand Celebration. 18981
The 122nd Anniversary of American Independence will be celebrated in the Magic City «>t' W
9} STROUD, O.T., MONDAY, JULY 4th. 9)
OJ Stroud will have the grandest celebration ever held in ()klahoina. One thousand dollars has been raised to defray expenses. Ul
Remembei Bunker Hill, Valley Forge, and Yorktown. RE MEM BK li THE MAINE, and help to make a yf
IT DEWEY DAY a day. to be long remembered.
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Who will give the Celebrated Indian Stomp Dance.
A\ They will play an Indian Ball Game. Do not fail to witness the sports and games of our American Aborigines.
2 BANDS SHAWNEE and CUSHING
9} G. A. R. bean bake.
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One of the best ball games of the
season will be played.
Good vocal and martial music will
be furnished to enliven the occasion
throughout the dav
Speeches in. the Indian tongue will
be made by Moses Keokuk and Mah-ka-
t sha-poo, interpreted by Alex, Conley.
GOOD WATER: Good water for
drinking purposes will be furnished
plentifully, conveniently, and free. The
water in Salt Creek, near the grounds,
insures plenty of water for horses.
Our people are determined to have
the grandest display of fireworks in O. T.
A tine grove of 80 acres within 1-4
mile of the town will furnish plenty of
shade for all.
2 B(4NDS yi
With the abundance of money in
their bauds, the committee can and will
carry out even more than advertised.
The railroad is expected to be com-
pleted to this place by July 4th, and ex-
cursion trains will run at this place.
STROUD is on the Oklahoma ex-
tension of the Frisco and is the princi-
pal city between Springfield, Mo., and
Oklahoma City. Come and see if it is not.
^ A Balloon Asscention in the Evening will be the First ever Given in Lincoln County,
STROUD, OKLAHOMA. VJ
In Cuba and Manila American
independence will be celebrated
for the first time this vear.
The war department has pur-
chased a car load of war balloons
and sent them to the front.
What's the matter with a I The health officer should be
Hobson day? complimented for his attempt to
clean up the alleys and back
There should be a repuolican streets of impure substances
league organized in every school that may have accumulated there
house in the county. during the" past year.
September 16th has been
designated as Oklahoma day at
the Omaha Exposition. The
press excursion will be there at
that time.
John J. Ingalls has written
a book entitled "America's War
for Humanity." It is published
by N. D. Thompson Publishing
Co., of St. Louis, Missouri.
Fourth of -luly ought to be a
rousing old day this year. The
awakened patriotism, if right-
ly guided, should make it a day
of national rejoicing rather than
an occassion for ball games and
potatoe races.
It is announced that Keaton,
ex-judge, is to be a free silver
candidate for delegate. It is sup-
posed that the free silver demo-
crats will rally around h;m,
abandonii g Calahan and Pe-ru-
na.
FdRfl LOANS,
Lowest Ratcs.-^^Bcst Terms.
RATES AND TERMS
AS GOOD AS CAN \f)
/IV BE HAD IN OKLA- ?A{
VJ HOMA. ..•* .* .* .* .* Vi
Money ready as quick as papers executed.
• W. C. HOOVER.
Upstairs in the Mascho Building,
Room 5.
Chandler, - O. T.
The Guthrie ladies have band-
ed themselves together to assist
the Oklahoma troops by sending
them anything which may. be
needed by them in the way of
supplies.
The meeting of the county and
territorial leagues mean busi-
ness. Every republican voter
should do his part toward send-
ing sound delegates to these
meetings as considerable de-
pends upon their harmony and
work.
Kansas.republicans have for a
nominee for govenor W. E. Stan-
ley. of. Wichita. With Chester I.
Long as nominee for congress
the battle cry of the seventh
district may well be "Charge,
Chester, Charge, on, Stanley,
on."
Pres. McKinley touched the.
button which set the great me-
chanical powers in the Omaha
exposition in motion. The wire
was connected with the White
House in Washington.
The Curtis bill, which abolish-
j es tribal relations in the Indian
j territory and provides that land
j shall be taken in severalty, and
also takes other sweeping meas-
| ures, passed the senate Wednes-
day. It had already passed the
| house.
Have you heard from Oregon?
Not the battleship only but also
the state has come safely
t If rough. 0 The state election,
held this week, resulted in the
victory of the republicans. Gov-
ernor and congressmen were
elected by good pluralities over
. a fusion opposition.
| 3 Papers for $1. •
; We are still making that liberal
i offer of sending you three papers
j for the price of one. Send us
I *1.00 and we will send to you the
The Chandler News,
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sold for burns, barbed wire cuts,
scratchi s, cracked heels, saddle
gall.s, old sores, and screw
worms in cattle and all kinds of
inilamat ions on man or beast.
Price, 25 cents. Sold by A. D.
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Gilstrap, H. B. & Gilstrap, Effie. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1898, newspaper, June 10, 1898; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115385/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.