The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, May 13, 1904 Page: 2 of 8
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COLLECTIVE NAMES,
HAS IT FOR
LESS.
McCall
issue of the paper ap
of tyie I rieks.
In this
pears a call for a meeting
Peoples Partv county central com-
mittee and it is hoped that every
member of the committee will attend
this meeting. During the past year
only one of the members of the com-
mittee has been called away by
death, Mr. G. Westervelt, three have
moved out of the county, and none
have resigned. The fates have cer-
tainly dealt kindly with the commit-
tee and the silver lining is showing
brightly on the dark clouds that has
overshadowed the Peoples ^ arty
skies for the past eight years and
faithful earnest work on tbe part of
Peoples Party men this summer will
result this fall in a harvest of
Peoples Party votes far beyond
their expectations. The supremacy
of Bryanism in the democratic
party during the past eight years,
while it has retarded the growth of
the Peoples Party, has not retarded
the growth of Populism, for Bryan
democracy was a strong tincture of j
Populism, and many of the demo-
crats who swallowed it have grown
to like it too well to ever again be
fed on Grover swill, or what might
be, perhaps, more properly termed,
democracy so diluted with republi-
canism that you could not smell,
much less taste, the democracy left
in it.
The assessment for the new year s
work is to be 2c per member lor all
Sunday schools.
Pres. D. R. Boyd delivered the
closing address on Equipment for
service.
The time of next convention to be
as nearly as possible, a year from
this one. The place to be Noble.
THE OLD GUAKD,
In 1894 nine hundred and
fifty men, in this county went
to '-he polls and cast their billots
for Hon. Ralph Beaumout for
delegate to congress and we
would like to know how many
of these men still reside in this
county; we wonld like to have
their names and Post Oflice ad-
dress and would take it as a
great favor if every one reading
this article who voted for Hon.
Ralph Beaumont in 1894 would
drop us a postal card giving us
his name and Post Office ad-
dress THE PEOPLES YOICE.
Norman Oklahoma.
Old Hngltiih Term* For «>'
Par non* and Anlmnln.
[n a book on Hrlt.lsh sports, written
in th* c.yhtwnth century, .Jomeph
Strutt gives the old English terms for
groups of various beasts as follows:
'HYheii beasts went together In tym-
panies there was suit! to be a pride of
Hons, h lepe of leopards, a herd of
hurts, of bucks and of all sorts of deer;
a bevy of roes, h sloth of boars, a
sounder fit wild swine, a drift of tutne
swine, a route of wolves, a harras of
horses, u rag of colts, a stud of mares,
a pace of asses, a baren of mules, a
team of oxen, a drove of kine. a flock
of sheep, a tribe of goats, a skulk of
foxes, a ceto of badgers, a richness of
martins, a feaynes of ferrets, a huske
or a down of hfires, a nest of rabbits,
a clowder of cats and a kyndall of
young cats, a shrewdness of ape« and
u labor of moles."
Similar terms wore applied to gather-
rugs of human beings. Strutt gives
them as follows: "A state of princes.
„ skulk of thieves, an observance of
hermits, a lying of psirdouers. a sul>
tiitlo of sergeants, an untruth of somp
ners a multiplying of husbands, a
safeguard of porters, a stalk of forest-
«rs, a blast of hunters, a draft of but-
ler#, s temperance of eooks, a melody
of harpers, a poverty of pipers, a
drunkenship of cobblers, a disguising
of taylors, a wandering of tinkers.
PICKINGS FROM OUR MAY
RATE SHEET ~~~~
c * 1 m -r> I AI1IC World's Kutr— Orently K e d u e o it Hates
SAI I LUU lo Tickets on sale dally until November 30.
MO.
Ind i a n a p o I
IIND.
NASHV 1 LLJE-
TEN N.
S pr i n gf i e I dll
ILL.
ID al Ijsl s--
TEX.
National Prohibition Convention, June 28-31.
One lire plus 2.25 for tlio louitj trip. Tickets ou
sale June26 anil 27.
12 • 18'
Tickets
Southern Baptist Convention, 1 a y
one fare plus $2.25 for the round trip.
on sale May 9, 10 and 11.
Annual Convention Travelers' Protective Associ-
ation, June ft-15. One fare plus |2.U) for the
round trip. Tickets on sale June 4, 5 and 6.
General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, May m 27. One fare plus $2.00 tor the
round trip. Tickets on sale May 1719.
As* your ticket agent to route you via the
ROCK ISLAND
J. S. McNALLY, Div. Pass. Agt.
Oklahoma City.
GEO. H. LEE, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Little Rock, Ark.
IT NEVER DISAPPOINTS.
WE MAKE
F. J. Williams pjoprietor of the
Hamilton Drug co., Hamilton Iowa, _ _
of taylors. a wanuonng oi un "i . « savs Chamberiain's Colic Cholera and C A DM I I \ A ^ H
malpertness of pedlars, a lighting J oiarrhoea Remedy is practically the I L \J t-\ *-
v „ Mirfiii. *hut Is a netful—of „„i„ bp splls ,for cramns, di-
Markets-
Wheat •• ^
Corn
Oats
YEAST I0AM BREAD.
mnlportnosfi or pinim™, « ; uiarrdoea nemeuy is pruuiiiuuy un
beggars, a rayful-that is, a netful-of only vemedy he sells .for cramps, di
knaves a blush of boys, a bevy of la- arrboea and colic for the plain reas
dies, a' nor,patience of wires, a gfltfle ( on that, it never disappoints, tor sale
of women, n gagle of geese." | by Fred Reed.
In the old days the word "leash" was (
applied to three greyhounds, while two ytf e pgy TOT
££ everything we purchase.
"a couple." A number of hounds went ^ye sell 1 COal and feed
under the term of "a mute of hounds," j .
while it was correct to speak of a. Strictly tOT CaStl.
"""NORMAN milling &
County Sunday School Convention-
The annual meeting of the Cleve-
land county Sunday school associa-
tion was held in the Presbyterian
church Friday and Saturday of last
week. Over eighty delegates were
enrolled. The choirs of the Box and
Mt Zion schools, under the leadership
of A. E. Rudolph furnished excellent
music. These singers came up from
the southeast part of the county on
Thursday, reaching this city in the
rain late that afternoon. They drove
out to M. McCullough's farm, where
they were hospitably received and
cared for until next day, when the
convention began.
On Friday morning an address of
welcome was given by H. H Everette
and responded to by A. T. Barbei.
During the afternoon session Rev. A.
M. Croxton gave a thoughtful talk on
Children's Attendance at the church
service.
A discussion of the topic, How to
Interest A.dults in the Sunday School,
was opened by C. W. Bigger. Rev.
W. R. Smith spoke on ''Every church
member at work in the Sunday
school.
"The Sunday School Revival" was
presented in an original way by Rev.
C. T. Runyan on Friday evening, j
He wis followed by Rev. C. H. Holt of ;
Sickles, who sketched a glowing pic- :
ture of the Sunday school workers' ■
reward.
An elecj-ion of officers was held at j
the close of this session. A King-
kade was elected treasurer of the!
county association: If. H Kverette j
was re-elected president, and the;
secretary, M McCullough,
re-instated in that office.
' Saturday morning was
given up to yearly report-
pl-edge of the county association of
fifty dollars for tbe territorial work
was redeemed, and the money made
up. , i
The committee on R.solution*
tendered the thanks of the conven-
tion to the good people of Norman j
for their bospttality in entertaining
tbe delegates: to the Presbyterians
for the use of their chun h; to I'rof.
A. E. Rodolph and his singers for
their acceptable music; to I! *v. L.
H. Holt for his services to tbe con-
vention and to the papers for courte-
sies rendered. The work of the
officers of the county during the past
year, especially that of the secretary
M. McCollough was a!-o heartily in-
dorsed
On Saturday afternoon the song
service was led by Dr. Hoshall. Rev.
L. H. Holt, superintendent of the
Home Department in the territorial
association spoke on this phase of the
work.
The following persons were chosen
delegates to the territorial conven-
tion at Guthrie, June l-.'l. Win.
Barnes, W. J. Scott, A. Kingkade,
J. D. H- rriuir, Dr. Hoshall; Misses
The Kind Every Housewife Likes to Have
on Her Table Seven Days a Week.
"How to Make Bread-' is a little
book that every bread maker ought
to own, and can own. The North-
western Yeast Company of Chicago
is sending it free to any housewife
who writes for it.
This book tells some facts about
the art of making bread that are new
even to the most experienced. It
says, and proves it, that the secret is
in the yeast.
It shows that a pure vegetable
yeast, like Yeast Foam, which is
made of the finest malt, hops, corn,
etc., brings out the nutty flavor and
nutritious qualities of the wheat in a
new way, and makes sweet, whole-
some bread that keeps fresh and
good so long as the batch lasts.
Yeast Foam is sold by all grocers at
five cents a package, and is having a
wide and increasing sale. More and
more the best housekeepers are |
learning the virtues of a yeast that
can be kept on hand all the year
round, that turns out never failing
good broad which keeps their fami-
lies healthy, and makes them eat,
and eat, and eat.
Send to Northwestern Yeast Com-
| pany of Chicago, asking for their in-
! teresting book, "dow to Make
Bread"—free.
kennel of raches, a litter of whelps and
a cowardice of curs."
WHY THEY ARE POOR.
Their ideas are larger than their
purses.
Tliey ape easy dupes of schemers and
promoters.
They rovorso tho maxim. "Duty be
fore pleasure."
They have too many and too expen
slve amusements.
They do not think it worlh while to
savo nickels and dimes.
They have risked a competence in
trying to get rich quickly.
They allow friends to impose upon
their good nature and generosity.
They try to do what others expect of
them, not what they can afford.
They prefer to incur d«bt luther than
to do work which they consider be
neuth them.
They think it will*be time enough to |
begin to save for a rainy day when the
rainy day comes.
They risk all their eggs in one basket
when they are not in a position to
watch or control it.—Success.
GRAIN CO.
On the Run.
From last accounts the Russians
were flying north through Manchuria
towards home with the Japs close on
their heels worsting them at every
turn. The Japs seem to be equally
as efficient on land as on the sea and
they have out generaled the Russians
at every point and put them to flight
with heavy loss wherever they have
met them.
Long Time Low Rates |
Easy Terms
MONEY ADVANCE TOMAKEl
FINAL PROOF
See W. H. HOLSINGER,
Norman, Okla., or write
, WINNE & WINNE
Wichita, Kansas.
TIME TABLE.
1 Oklahoma City.
(World's Fair Special)
Leaves Oklahoma city 5:L°,P" ™'.
Arrives Kansas city ™'
Arrives St. Louie i.'mn ni'
Arrives Memphis ..6.00p.m.
(st Louis Express)
Leaves Oklahoma cltv P ,5-0"' ra'
Arrives at Louis a m,
(meteob)
j Leaves Kansas City.... m'
' Arrives Oklahoma city :J0 a. m,
(arkansas and oklahoma express)
22 LeavesSt Louis
94 1 Arrives Oklahoma City tS:4o p.™.
"" ! Through cars anil l'ulhnan palace sleepers
between Oklahoma city, Kansas city, St Lou!!
oc ! anil Memphis. For rates anil other lnformn-
Mary Brown , tioneall Ml nearest Frisco System agent of
Thomas Overly 25 ( ami.ess tbe unUeijaifjuea^
Minnie Seemter ' is | Division Passenger Agent.
,, . Wichita, Knnsas,
Jno. F. Maguire 1
Winnie Tierney Zi
World's Pair Opened.
The gates at the great World's
in the city of St.
Marriage Licenses,
JohnQ Campbell
Hattie Thurston
Lore Dillershaw 25
We Risk It
A SURE THING. x.lB
It is said that nothing is sure except j pair) bejn{r held
death and taxes but that is not Bite- j were thrown open last Satur-
trpther true Dr. King s New Discovery 1 i-*ouis, y
Helping Him Out. ! f(ir (jon.-umptlon is h suro cure for all day and it is estimated that a ciotu
Mrs. Hoyt, wife of Charles Hoyt the j [ung !ln(3 thront troubles. Thousands j 0f 200,000 people attended the fair on
nlavwrieht, added much to the enjoy- | ctul testify to that Mrs. C. B. ^ 1 the opening day.
meat of a Lambs' club banquet in Chi- Metre of Shepherdtown W. Va. says ,
W£ ^ CASH for
Hoyt was second on the list of spea ets ^ ,g N(,w ,jipC0Very then cured me
and was badly frightened. He con- 1 absoiutely " It's infallible for croup,
.eluded that he would plunge ijulckly whoopinir cough Grip pneumonia and
into ids speech when called upon, anil, conBumpti0n. Tuy it. It's guaran-
with this idea, lie arose briskly when ; te,a(] viy Fred
was al*o!
largely j
and the
teed by Fred Reed Druggist. Trial
announced and started In: "Ladies and j bottles free.
Bonflemen I feel honored, I'm sure, by | ~
1 Uiis request of tho toastmaster, but It Pine navel oranges oO cents per
I is so unexpected I really had 110 time to peck at Geo. M. Winans & Co.
| prepare—a—I really had no time to pre- j
Who Sell; pare-a"- And he stopped. Everyone For Sale,
£Wpljne ! fr it sorry for him, but Mi's. Hoyt seem- ■ eflveroonl residence in Nor-
Dr. Miles Nervine I disturbed. When she no-| Annenveroui Hose to
Agree, If It Fails, I ti<.„d Ids piTdieamont she turned to- man new and modern styL,, close to
TnRpfundCost ward him suddenly and called out, business center and depot. Will sell
lOKelunaV/O I Charley, you did it perfectly | at a great bargain if taken soon.
everything we purchase.
We sell coal and feed
strictly for cash.
NORMAN MILLING &
Grain Co.
About ?o
for Sale.
second hand
this morning
llondi
tilings
Stick.
ij; an<l THinklnff.
one merely reads about
Those 011 which one
Of course wo reimburse the druggist.
You know him, and trust him.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is medicine for your j
nerves. j
It cures diseases of the Internal or- j The
gan3, by giving tone to the nerves which : jjpypp
make these orrar.3 work. ••, ^jnks bocome permanent acquisitions;
It is a novel theory—not of r.natomy, • ^ who is not afraid of
r 2 g;
nvmv wi.l.s-iiwako ph;vi-!-n , who ap- cursed hour ill the dark '
j,r, ■:.-.to tfr vr.'.ue in treating tho sick. 1 tinct advantage 011 every ground, ti
If you aro siok, we offer you a way to | p.^es the time without being bored,
be made we'.l-Pr. Miles' Nervine. ajul ,1(1 gtreilgthens Ills lllind. To say
This meuiclno Is a scientific! cure for , (ioubt sound slightly prig
nerve disorders, such as Neuralstla, ' "11B
Headache, l.oss of Memory, Slee;iless-
See, Thos. Vincent,
Norman, Okla.
gisli, but it is none tho less true. 1 he
ni.111 who can enjoy and make use of
his own thoughts has a heritage which
ran never be alienated. Even blindness
tor him loses some of its terrors.—
Jxmdon Spectator.
n°ss, fc-pasm3, Backache, j3t. \ itus
Dance, Kpllopsy or Fits, Nervous Pros-
tration. etc.
By toning up the nerves, Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine will also cure those
diseases of the internal organs due to
a disordered nervous system.
Some of these are: Indigestion. Bil- An •'■>«■ an Kyt
lous Headache, Kidney Trouble, Chronio "My cook, an old darky, informed
Constipation, Dropsy, Catarrh, Rheuma- [ru> (>|1(> morning: 'Miss Annie, I s goin
tism, etc. to be married tonight. Is you got a
"My present for mar
vailed upon him to try Dr. Miles' 1 •• -Rtit. Maria,' I said, 'you've got a
i: toralhe N-i'vine, and now lie has il , . ,, „...i lmVOIi't been ill-
fvillv ncovered. You n momber I wrote 1 husband nin< unu 111
- ■ - life 1 few years | vorc( J. It would bo bigamy!
This -falling of your hair!
Stop it, or you will soon be
bald. Give your hair some
Ayer's Hair Vigor. The fall-
ing will stop, the hair will
• n- v*
you how it Raved
*":o, \vh«n I h d i
each its merits to
MYi:i:S. c/iT-
preach
M. D.
FREE
trcuble. I
every011. - 11I5V.
•tinnvUK Iowa.
PPHH v-j ^:id we svill tnuil
you a F"< e Trial Pnckag*e of
Dr. Miies'" Antl-Paln Pill*, tl:e New,
Belintrie r.enu'lv l- r Pain. Alto Symp-
tom Hiank for c ir BpcctallBt to dlncnow
your enso and t -.l yi.il what Is
and how to rlgi.t Jt At.s,.U.toly Free.
Address: I^H .M .mP iv!
•"Well, Miss Annie.
he's done bisotleil fust.
Magaziiie. _
Pnpn—And when .vou i^row up wooia
you like to be ft enptuin of industry I
.lohnhy.—NaW. I'd rudder be captain
of do baseball team.—New York He.-
. M
grow, and the scalp will be
clean and healthy. Why be
satisfied with poor hair when
you can make it rich?
" Mv hair nearly all ramo out. 1 then trlccl
Ayer's Hair VIrut ar.d only one hot tie stopped
the falling. New hair came in real thirk and
lust a little curly." — Mus. L. M. bMirii,
Saratoga, N.Y.
.T. 0. AYEH
Lowell, ^^a
fll.oO a hottle.
gospel
I hymn books ihe property of the
| Presbyterian church in Norman.
The books are in fair concision and
will be sold cheap. Call at this
office.
High School Commencement.
The regular commencement exer-
cises of the Hiph school wili occur
Friday night Mav 20th at 8 p. m., at
Opera House. Every one is asked to
be present. The program will con-
sist of orations, class history, class
prophesy and cla6s poem interspersed
with select music. Come and thus
encourage the class of '04.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given that tax
I warrants for delinquent personal
taxes for the year 1903 have been
placed in my hands for collection.
All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted for such delinquent tax-
] es may save cost and trouble by call-
ing at my office at once and paying
[ the same.
L, P. Baukkk, Sheriff.
There is a great kicking match
' going on in the democratic party at
the present time. The Bryan don-
; key is kicking the Cleveland donkey
and the latter kicking the Bryan
donkey and both braying out "The
party would be better with the other
one out of it." The situation is
certainly a typical democratic one.
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