The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1900 Page: 7 of 12
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Til ft CHANDLER NEWSfc THURSDAY, AUGUST lt>, 1900.
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H. M. Johnson,
President.
L. C. Parmenter,
Cashier.
W. E. Merydith,
Vice-President.
NO. 5354
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PAID UP CAPITAL, $25,000.00
We invite your patronage. Lincoln county State Bank building.
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA
mi______———_________________________
TO BUILDERS:
Buy Your Nails at a
$3.50
Rate
C. A. FILTSCH, =
Chandler
Ambers Answers Allison.
* Lydia, *Okla., Aug. 12, l'JOO.
Editor Chandler News:
Having been asked upon sev-
eral occasions why I don't reply
to the repealed blurs made by VV.
M. Allison in his paper on Com-
missioner Egglestou and myself,
I avail myself of the present
opportunity of noticing his litile
wail in last week's D. T., and
beg that you will give me space
fojr this, the last time that I shall
pay any attention to his vapor-
ings.
He • claims that, the present
board- or Amberg and Eggleston
— fastened a bonded indebted-
ness upon this county. This he
•knows to be false, as the only
change made in the bonded debt
by the present board was to
reduce the rate of interest on
this debt from ti per cent, to 5
per cent. As to his allusion to
keeping pets at the expense of
the county, I presume that he
refers to the' county printing.
As this matter matter has been
thoroughly discussed in the past,
and explained to the entire satis-
faction of those who are respon-
sible for my election to office, I
have no apology to make.
Mr. Allison bases his attack
on us in last week's D —T. upon
the fact that the republican
. county convention by resolution
condemned the governor of this
territory. Allison therefore
feels impelled to condemn some
one else, because, .as he says,
that is the kind of a republican
he is. The fact is that Allison
has not changed politically since
he published a democratic paper
at Winfield, Kansas, during
President Cleveland's adminis-
tration and as a result was fur-
nished with the government
patronage as he is now doing
under McKinley through the
medium of his patron saint
Barnes. He further threatens
that if the victims of his wrath
should again receive a nomina-
tion he will fight them even
though by his doing so defeat
should result to the republican
ticket in this county. Under
ordinary circumstances this
declaration on the part ol a loyal
party paper would strike terror
to the heart of the candidate, but
realizing that Allison is a "small
factor—very small indeed -in
the' ranks* of the republican
party, I bid him do his worst. I
neither want his vote-nor his
influence. #-
Very truly yours,
.Jacoh Amberg.
Kiowa and Comanche Opening:.
We have just .received a copy
of the Homeseeker's .Guide, a
neat little book giving full direc-
tions and information for taking
a homestead, town lots, or min-
ing claims in the Kiowa and Co-
manche reservation soon to apen
to settlement, and accompanied
by a line sectional map. Pub-
lished by Fred L. VVenner, Guth-
rie, Okla., and sent postpaid for
25 cents.
Greer's Bluff. Obituary.
Editor Greer made a bokl,|. Nelliie Bucknutn was born
brave stand to have that admin-j Sept. 10, 1878, and died August
istration resolution go through, 2, 1900, aged 21 years, 10 months
and 23 days
but made a dismal failure at the
little game of bluff. His hand
was called, and could only pro-
duce a bob-tail flush with a deuce
at the end. Frank has been long
in politics, but was short on
She was attended
to her last resting place by a
large concourse of friends, Miss-
es Daisy Foster, Maude Black-
well, Lennie and Minnie Sim-
mons, Zeldie Selby, Bertha Len-1
votes on that particular occasion, ington act ing as pall-bearers and
He'll be sure and "stack" the
deck before venturing such a
bluff again. Too bad! Too bad!!—
Guthrie World.
The Oklahoman is righteously
indignant over wliat it alleges is
a fusion deal between the repub-
licans And populists of Cleveland
county. 'This would indeed be
disgraceful if true, .which it is
not. Tffe republicans of that
county have nominated a straight
republican ticket. But even in
case, of fusion between the
parties mentioned why should
the Oklahoman be critical?. They
who live in glass houses, etc.'
• Lincoln county is sure of a
warm campaign. There are
thirty-four republican announce-
ments of candidates in the Cha*n-
dler News, and goodness knows
how many democrats are out.
Of course the pops are waiting
for the office to come around and
lassoo them. — Pawnee Times-
Democrat.
Itev. Barker conducting the fun- |
era). The family has thesyiupa- |
thy of a large circle of friends.
Copies of The Chandler
News are worth 5 cents apiece,
single numbers. Don't ask us to
give you one if you are not a sub
scriber or an advertiser. You
don't ask the grocer to give you
a box of matches or a cake of
soap!
Crumb of comfort from the
pustmaster-editor of the Cloud
Chief Herald: "lhe dem-
ocratic erri < rial convention
refused to denounce Governor
Barnes's administration except
in general terms.
The Alva Courier calls atten-
tion to the tact that the pops have
changed their moral attitude
from the time when they put up i
a preacher to the present when j
they send forth an actor.
Christian Endeavorers are
stranded in Europe because of
the failure of theexcursion agen-
cy which contracted togiye them
liie trip to the international'con-
vention and show them a good
time on the continent on sums
ranging from $250 to$5'00. *
India paid the British govern-
ment eighty million dollars taxes
last year If India can do this
well in a famine 'year, England
has a right to expect some tine
returns when they have a good
crop \ ear in Viceroy Curzon's
domain.
• Horace Speed, jr., fell from a
fence and broke his arm. Fences
have been bothersome things in
! the Speed home this summer.
To read of the deaths caused
by the excessjve heat in eastern
cities makes tin' Oklahoma tem-
perature seem temperate. New |
York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Washington; and other large citj
ies, have suffered more this sen
son than for many years. . It isjl
said to have been already the
longest hot spell known in the;
history of the country.
J. lv. Jacobs, democratic na-|
tional committeeman, wants a
series of joint debates between
Flynn and Neff. A series of one
would satisfy the fusionists. The
spectacular actor would cut a|
poor figure opposing the experij
enced delegate and free homes
winner. * . .
Sam Atherton, of Lincoln"counj
ty, the peanut man, has contract-]
ed this year's crop ol' peanuts td
the Odlahoma City sanitarium!
company, who will manufacturt
peanut butter and other preparal
tions.
Republican Central Committee.
I'llK< IN' "I S. l'llSToKKIOKS. |
The big yellow peaches pro-
duced in Oklahoma this year may
well be the envy of California or
any other fruit region.
NAMK8.
E. J. Babcoclf,
John Henry.
J. A Burr,
li. K. Fowler,
C. F. Buzz!,
J. K. Ken..
(!. K Arnold,
E. D. Biower,
M. VV. Murray,
VV. W. Freshour,
.1 w. Newman,
H.'Topp,
F. W. Rush.
W. A It White,
T. A. Webb,
O. 11. Hill,
S. 1). Dennis,
S. S. Allenliaugh
,). A. Hundley.
W.-U. Ilurchllel,
J. II. Bryan,
C. VV. Lewis,
H. 1. Stevens,
I,. II M.veV-
E. VV. Bowman,
II. Ii Gllstrap,
VV. G Pariloe,
(i. W. Lockhart,
Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
I'onca, • Stroud.
Pawnee, Baker.
Osage. • Parkland.
Cimarron Tryon.
Iowa, Wright. .
Tohee, Wellston.
Otoe, Carney.
Union, ."handler.
N. Fox, Stroud.
N. Keokuk, Stroud.
S. Keokuk, Sac ami Fox.
s. Fox. < 'handler.
('handler twp. < handler.
McKinley, Warwick:
Wellston I wp. .v'elision.
N Kiekapoo, Hillton.
N. Wichita, Chandler.
N. i i^HJtaw, i 'handlef
N. Seminole, < 'handler.
N. Creek. Arlington,
S. Creek. Arlington,
s Seminole, Bellemont,
S. Choctaw, clifton,
s. Wichita, Clifton.
S. Klckapoo, ' cLoud,
i .'handler cltv. Chandler, .
Stroud city, Stroud,
At Large. • Chandler.
ORGANIZATION.
S. D. DKNNIS. I
ll it, i; i i.ktkaI
.1 A. 11 AN I.M.'
In the words of Bro. Admire,
of the Kingfisher Free Press,;
"The county convention draws;
near; let every delegate bcmanly j
enough to pay for his own din-1
ner.'' _______
Bryan had scarcely left Lin
coin f >r Indianopolis when the
drought in Nebraska was broken
by a heavy rain throughout the ;
state. t
Woods county is sixty miles
square, and claims to have more
postoftices within its borders
than any other county in the ter-
ritory.
( lntik
The rowers.
ARE YOU
TRYING
the two greatest "powers" Known
for bringing in the "chink" i. e , *
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less each without the other " (jet
. the bargains, then advertise in
The Chandler News.
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Gilstrap, H. B. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1900, newspaper, August 16, 1900; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115937/m1/7/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.