Perry Enterprise-Times. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 313, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 19, 1898 Page: 1 of 8
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PERRY ENTERPRISE-TIMES.
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VOL. IV.
PERKY, OKU.. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1898.
NO. 313.
X. A. BAKER & CO.
Moved to the Star building
North Side Square,
A
Telegraph Report, 6:30 P. M.
Koyul wakes the food pure,
w&ulcsoiuc uud delicious.
Good Company
demands good Clothes—In fact good Clothes win Good Company.
Even Mother Earth Is donning her latest spring attire. She did
not buy It from us, that's a fact, but we are showing a gathering
of Spring and Summer styles for her children that In design, cut,
finish and service outrival all our previous efforts to cater to the
best wants and tastes of men.
RED LIGHTS
Of Havana and Battle Promised
Soon
Expected Any Moment
Sampson is there with Commo-
dore Watson of the Third
Squadroon Alabama launch-
ed— Grosvenor Declares
Against France,
Wash ing ton, May 1^ -0:30 p. m—En-! Washington, May 18, 8 55 a. m.—
'ki!1'IU-k-Thik, Unburna, the latest Enterprise Timea.—Naval battle is pro*
.f American battleships launched at ' bablJ clll>'" maUer of " te 'hour8' The
, , , . , , . Spauis'
Tne ouhiK to lay and j uns bntnpson
raraediateiy.
A'I H i"Hna expecting Spanish Fleat
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
i po*5er «c st*yo«i-.
WAR WILL BEGIN IN DEAD
EARNEST,
McKmley Abandons His Peaceful
Blockade Idea and Wants
Action,
the
our bi
for ti,
our bi
With miK-k -1
The Make that's Ouaranteed.
"Style, Servicc, S*tUtoOloo.'
c in announcing r our customers the success of
licit lias been much larger then we expected,
and >inall profits, aa our motto, we will continue
if ' :ir many patrons, at the same time increase
md permanently.
Very Itespectfully,
N. A. BAKER CO.
red lights
strategem
lent of a fight s
expected any moment
ill probably occur ne r
ight be lighting dow.
making a da9h for windward
ase^g- and Simpson is there to meet
him, Schley miy not arrive in time to
a.sist in the tight. Volunteers are
ia Havana | having a hard time, supplies are lack*-
b jar«i con- nig and the army will not be in shape
on Ma\ J 'nvade Cuba for som? time.
French pipers fid opting a mor« friend-
engagement
l 'lenfeuges
A epecial from Washington says Mc
Kinley has abandoned his peaceful
blockade idea. Orders were today
cabled to the commander of the block-
ading squadron that will give him an j p'auded.
THE RIGHT MAN.
AT THE PROPER TIME 18 ABLE TO
DO GOOD WORK.
FOR FREE IIO ES.
i 'ougresaman Grow is for Free Homes
and Receives Applause for His
Speech on Giving Settlers the
Lands for Notnijg — An*
other Opening Soon.
• , May 17.- Yesterday the
. . •• went into cmmittee of the
vho'.e to consider the house bill to
itifj «n agreement entered into in
I8V2 betw en the United States com-
niHsioner and the Comanche, K'owa
tod Apache Indians to open for settle-
ieut tbe reservation of these Indiani
a Oklahoma. It was explained by Mr*
Curtis of Kansas.
Mr. Oow Pa,) opposed the policy inc-
orporate 1 in the bill of making the
pioneer settler pay for laads. He main-
ained that if the government chose to
enter a treaty with the Indians to se-
iure their lanHs and general welfare,
the treasury of the country should pay
ii ectly for the lands and let the set
tiers take the land free, on the broad,
generally recognized principle that the
public domain belonged to the strong-
ai led, brave m n who were willing to
• : • ik • the hardships of pioneering.
The remarks of Mr. Grow were ap-
ly attitude towards Amer'ca Spanish
Focier l)ing disabled in Martinique I
k p .rt -d at barbor, no new* from *h« Oregon.
West that Commodore Wat- n has Gladstone dying, Pnysician says he
sai'ed with third fquadron to join
Sampson Gr'svenor ca\s America
will not have ex".ibit at Paris in 1900.
Daily Bi i.r ktin.
w Danish Wes*
v twenty? ven
westward. One
. . i s j iweu the
cannot live twentyfour hours.
Daily Bulletin*.
opportunity to turn his ships loose on I
ail fwrtitications where resistan • i>
rff^red. Every Cuban port that >
strongly protected will be attacked, n<l
the bombardment will be kept up untn i
t he Spanish guns are silenced and all
gunboats are sunk.
Thk Guthrie Capital is out as a
morning paper with pre5s dispatches
and will take the plaje of the me-
tropolitan foreich sheets.
The bill, upon motion of Mr. Cannon,
. , I BO as as to ^nke the p*y-
• 11-li f not excee iing $2,000,000 to the
Indians contingent upon the receipts
f tlie amount from the sale of the
lands. With this and a few other
amendments, the bill was passed.
Old Glory.
For all kinds and piz s of F'age, go to
' O Bookstore. J. U.Shanafct t.
lie ported at Sr
Indies tnat last
vessels pteim'y s
steamer approach
Spanish ti -g
av;
>v«
A. 1"). l-UKOHA'i'
SJCCESS0R TO SMITH BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
and RETAIL...
oroccr
lilN'
A a *01
••r in ('! ch Family S Jppliee. Freeh Canned t ruits. lieet
M|u tn 1 ondiment«. THK STOCK IN I Hh JOB
DllPAK1. d LOST tee b ien enlaced, Including a Complete
g ode•• are needed by the Iietai lrade at
an 1 K ti ,v City wholeea'e prices Having to purchase in
\\ k! • i to supply his wholesale department give him the
- ,f v. r pri -.Hthan any Retail Dealer in the city.
goes to his retail customers.
Two Cardinal
Principles...
/,V B'jriHCS* WILL AL\>6YS BE OBSERVED.
THE BEST GOODS,
Lowest Prices.
i I ,..-., will win and Keep Customers. Call on liim
> Ktl an i C Street, where the business will be continued.
PEDRO ROMERO.
n—^
Appointed
Bandmaster
ment,
PURELY
VEGETADLpJ
Hi
tlm
W K.p
R
WH iLEcALE nnd RETAIL GROCER,
^■errjr, Olcla..
A
DCO/V TO MANKIND!
b" TABLER'S BUCKEYE
,33 -nS
ui
TUBE )
m £. — -
^RSR5i9il>
IA .=1^ CURE
A New Di . - cry lor the Certain Cure of IN TERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
TUBES, QY MAIL, 75 CENTS; BOTTLES, 50 CENTS.
JAMlS r. bi\LLAHU, Solo Proprietor, ■ • 310 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
The former lender of the First K gi
ment band if Oklahoma, Pedr > U^mero.
has bv en appointed Itader and band
n i«t«r of the Twenty-second Regimen*
nnd at Hutching n, K ns is, and ha-
left fjr that placa He received his
raneportation and lefi atonoe, aetbe
*eg'ment gjes imuj'iiately to the
frout.—L^ad r.
CITY OF PEKIN
•Vili L>ave Frisno Next Thursday with |
1,000 Troops for the Manila
Campaign,
Washington, May 1" It is said at I tie
Q 'Hrtenuaater (ienera/s office that the
ity of Pekin, with -er 1,000 men in
i>jard, will leave San trancisco ou
l'hursday for the Puiiippines. Br ^a-
di *r Gen^ral-Oiis is exp* ctiU to ^o « : h
the tirat detachment cf troopa for the
Poillippiuee, to be f 1 owed later bj
General Merritt, who ito b6 the cm-
mand -r in ohief of the expe .it'on, i d
the niili ary governor «>f the is'ando.
Governor Miles has recommended to
president that two a Mitional Brigadiers
also be sent, bat the'r names have not
yet. b-en announced
Scavenger Work.
Who is the city scavenger t nd i n ler
Ahose direction is le wcrking? Why f
it we have complaints that c ertain of
our citizens a'e compelled to clean up
lie refuse on their premises, while their
near neighbors can let the refuse and
Hal stand in their hack yaids and
a'lejs without 0jui;>luint frcm the
| authorities? Maj'>e its a ens.^ of muni-
cipal piece work or what, is r«cognueed
48 the "graft" but we hardly think so
and will treat it as a matter of neglect
which may be excusable.
Clean up the city. C)mpel every ci i-
zen alike t clean up and get ready for
summer which i* here, and play no fav-
orites. To this proposition nobody will
objeoS
Only < "tiitor I '.vsprpniii.
Mrs* Kiinklitt Bo h, <•! Neyi I u
Del,, •• y. . • , uffei cd fi>r years wiU
Ivs] i la. V « d to h uv y,\< it t'i-tr,*
\'u<) belching. I tried o rvthiu- I
'ou 1.1 hear of, hut noiln'iu ! • • d ■
till I took Uracil id ot 5t
reut mottle cured uu ccm^klcly."
Thousands
Testify
To the curative, hcalth-^ivimx powers of Swift's Specific, the
only blood remedy to be relied upon for obstinate, deep-
seated blood diseases.
For centuries the human race has battled with a disease
which has claimed its victims by the million. Contagious
Blood I'oison, the most horrible of all diseases—/v.' curse of
mankind— has spread its contamination throughout the
world, blighting one generation with the taint of another.
' This foe to humanity has baiiled the
skill of medical scientists, and, being unable
to cure the disease, the doctors direct their
efforts towards covering up its symptoms.
There is but one effect to be obtained from
the universal potash and mercurial treat-
ment—it bottles up the poison and dries it
ui) iii the system—but it must be remem-
bered that it dries up the marrow in the
bones at the same time, gradually consuming the vitality.
With this wreck of the system comes falling of the hair
and eyebrows, loss of hnger-nails, and decay of the bones—a
condition most horrible.
But there is a cure for Contagious Blood Poison. Swifts
Specific (S. S. S.i has been curing it for fifty years, and
is the only remedy which will have the slig itest effect upon
it. It forces the poison from the system, and removes all
trace of the taint.
A Real
Blood
Remedy.
I was afflicted with a terriblp blood dUoaS"',
which WM in tpots at tir-r. bu
spread all over my body, these toon bp
out into sores, and it is asy to imagine the
suffering I endured Before I becam-- con-
vinced that the doctor* cotihl d<> no good. 11 I
spent a hundred dollars, which was really
thrown away I then tried various patent med-
ioines, but they did not reach t n.• disease.
When I had finished my first bottle of 8. S
I was greatly improved and wasdelighted with
the result. The large red splotches on mj chest
began to grow paler and suinller a id before
long disappeared entire!} I rej d
weight, beoame stronger, and ms appetite
greatly improved. 1 was soon entirely well,
and my skin as clear as a piece of glass.
11. L. Myers, 100Mulberry St.. Newark. N !
After suffering twelve
years from Contagious
; . : i- Ui. 1" I !'• it- _
ed by several of e beet physicians* m con-
dition steadily worse^ and I was finally
(1- ,,••■ 1 it ir::i►'• I had -pent two hundred
dollars with thed ajtorsand was a great deal
worse than at first, and gave upallhopeol
recovery I after^i irdstook many patent med-
icines but they had no effect whatever. A
fii( nd persuaded mo to try s. s. 8., and I suw
its p-od •■IT'« ■ f'• ill ti, first. The improve-
ment continued and, after taking twenty
, 1 was d sound l srellt end for
eight years have had u. sign of the disease
li. M. K:...inter, Arcot, N QL
Swift's Specific is the onh blood renv.-.ly ^ riinurdpurely vegefabtf.
~ One thousand aollars reward will be p;ii<.l for proof thatit
contains a particle of mercury, potash, or other mineral
^ _ A book on the disease and its treatment will be mailed
tree. Address Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Perry Enterprise-Times. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 313, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 19, 1898, newspaper, May 19, 1898; Perry, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc127747/m1/1/?q=%22United+States%22: accessed June 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.