The Edmond Sun--Democrat. (Edmond, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, December 29, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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EDMOND, OKI.A.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPF.H
Trkms Onk Don All I'l l* \i m
j" J J. KERWIN, Editor and 1'uMisher
Forfnrm lonns goto the
Peoples' Bank.
v< i:li the opening of Old Okluli^nn. FRUITS FOH OI'.L/. iU . A.
• W. . nitii Kagle <n' 'red this terri -j The Experiment Statu ti .it Mllhvat-
i i . ti the early dins" it was the er is now distributing a bulic'.m beai-
o:.l medium of communication that jng the above title. It consists of a
! " average citizen had with the outer i summary of reports receive J from men
u• rid; it made lusting friends in every I engaged in fruit growing in <•:ltVrent
sectirn < fthis te rritory by publishing | sections of the territory, ni.d contains
a ctluuin of "Oklahoma Outlines." j lista of varietUs of different fruits and
it reaches its readers in Oklahoma the | methods that have dune best up to this
same day of publication, an J it gives j time.
Below is given a brief summary of
all the news, it is entitled to the good
wishes and the liberal patronage it re-
ceives from this territory,
FllIDAY, D'-.CKMBKB 2\\ 1899.
"Stand lip For The Normal School."
Santa Claus will have a hard time
delivering Christmas presents for the
\guinaldo family thin year.
"just at present the Democratic
party out in Nebraska exists f r the
Bole purpose of voting Populists into
oflicc.
No doubt the Hon. Hill CJoobel is
grateful for the relief furnished himjby
tn« little Hurry over Brigham Harem
Roberts.
It may be saMy assumed that be-
fore permitting his constituents to
elect him to tvugrpei, the Sultan of
Sulu will asciriain the fate of Mr
lloberts.
Things are s<pialiy indeed Jfoi Eng-
land if the Boers have a good founda
lion iu the fat lor their belief that
they can wrest Capo Colony and Natal
from the grasp of the lion.
Senator Jones, chairman, has called
A meeting of the Democratic National
Committee for Washington's birthday
to select the time and place for tbe
Democratic National Convention.
There have been two resolutions
introduced in Congress to recognize
the Boers as belligerents, but L seems
to us they have already demonstrated
that their belligerency does not require
any special recognition.
The Emperor of Germany, who lays
claim to Infallibility, by announcing
that 1900 will be the first year of a new
century. We never would have ex
pected William II. so imprudently to
invite the fate that is in store for him.
Close friends of Boss Piatt say [that
he is laying wires to try to prevent the
nomination of Secretary Hoot, who
been chosen by Boss Hanna and Mr. j'l'wig, Cooper's Karly Whit
McKiuley, for vice-President on the p w Transparent are given as the most !
McKinley ticket. According to this desirable varieties for general plant !
ame authority, he expects to succeed ing.
by having the New York delegation to lvars: The reports indicate that amply sutllcient for the j
the Republican National Convention j)(.;irg t]one wou jn almost every cost of the building is
ens^ where they have had good culti- j $10,000,
vation. The following varieties are j A live-hundred pound bell hang in
Iter,1 the cupola will announce to the chil-
Bartlett, Duchess, LeContc, and (Jar I dren just how much time they hav
her. their command ti
Peaches:—This fruit hns done well of the building
in Oklahoma and the reports received
show marked success with it. While
the preferences expressed by the ma-
jority of those reporting in each in-
stance.
Apples: Missouri Pippin, Bit
Davis, Winewp. Johnathan, Arkansns
Black, Maiden Blush, Mammoth Black
and Yel
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.
Via SANTA FE.
On Dee. 23. i!4, 2">, 30, and H, and
.Jan. i, the Santa Fe will sell tickctsat
one fare for the round trip to poii.ts
within 200 miles. Tickets good only
fur continuous passage in each direc-
tion. Final limit for return Jan. 2,
1900. A. C. Davis,
Local Agent.
ICS iviCGt your
j * Eye and Ear
L-—M every passing day, and you
If-Ifma^ ',e t'ece'vec' °nce °r
iAbour'fgpyS|Tl)pEt
twice. It is our experience
that you persistently refuse
public school. | f\^~" I WIV/HI IUWC«to be constantly deceived.
The new imiMiiiB. we ure pioaied 10 our pt>iiCy aru| practice is to tell you the truth from
say, Is completed; it will be opened
Jan. 2, 1900. 1 is, and will reuiainitHc Stflft
for years to come, the pride of Kd- j
mond.
The building is sixty feet square,
two sti ries big!, and id built of native :
red sandstone; it contains eight rooms,
Inspect our stock and be convinced.
J. E. HOORE & CO.
jgh:: pr/.FF, president. w. g pa
JOHN ANGLEA. ASSISTANT CASHIER.
PEOPLES
Does a...Qenerai Banking
Business...
DIRECTORS j- W.Howabd, J.D.Tcekeb. o.k. Hanby. W.s. Patti*. Jon,
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA.
not only refuse to endorse Itoot, but
present Timothy Woodruff for the
nomination. It will be a good thing considered the most desirable: K
for the Democrats if this nomination
turns out to be correct, as a light be
tween the l'latt machine in New York
and the Hanna-McKinley machine
will give the Democrats a good light- ^
ng chance to carry the State. I gre!lt ,na„y varieties are grown, the
" following were given the preference
Senator Teller attacks the Hepubli-. by the largest number of grower;:
cans for passing the gold standard bill. ( Klberta, Alexander, Crawford's late,
Nevertheless the Senator will be voting Crawford's early, Heath Cling, and
the Republican ticket and stumping . Sal way.
ountry lor the Republican party ^ Blums:—Reports were received from
trille over *
get wi'hiu the walls
AL-
the rev. irl. n. hick
MANAC.
There is no comparison between
former editions and this splendid Al-
manac for 1000 now ready. Printed In
beautiful colors, on much liner paper,
its 100 pages are packed with invalu-
able information on atorrna, astronomy
in two or three years. After the boat- j twenty-foUr orcliarda represeatinK t6n I meteorology. It is illustrated
ing which 10 to 1 is sure to get in 1000 counti(,8 rj«hey place p|um8 nearly if i with nearly 200 linest half tones and
if the J)emocrats are insane enough to | not head tJio j.gt 0f I other engravings. This superb book
make it an Issue at that time, silver j fru|t« for Oklahoma. The following would sell anywhere for fifty cents,
ism w ill he as dead as slavery a day |j„t contains the varieties thought most but it costs only 25 cents a copy, and
desirable: Wild Goose, Abundance, j every subscriber to Rev. Irl R. Hicks'
Burbank, WIckson and Marianna. I now famous pnper, Word and Works,
Cherries: The sweet varieties do at 11-00 a year, receives this elegant
not, seem profitable in the western |almanac as a premium. Word and
IT'S IN THE AIR
The Christmas and Holiday
spirit hovers over everything,
and already you are thinking
of Holiday merry making.
We have something to help
you to make good cheer—all
the liner Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
BOTTLED CD | I |~TQ
AND CANNED I l\^l I
Spices, etc., etc.
Hotter get your Christmas
order in early.
■jra
The Edmond
Harness Shop...
D'*!fl Harness, Saddles,
Flynets, Whips, Etc.*;
Our Goods are the Best.
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Repairing done Neatly,and wil
Di. patch. Guarantee my Work. £
GEO H KLEIN, Prop. I
V23i=SS53l6l J *** EDMOND, OKLA. I
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after the election ten and a half months
hence. Teller and the rest of the sil
ver men will then have to recognize
facts. All the seceders from the Re
publican party In 1800 who are alive
at that time will Ue back in the party
in 1001 or 1902.—Ex.
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KLEIN & BAKER
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I
The Best Reading
for the Family.
After the success of the Philadel
' phi an 8 in captming the Republican
^i ional Convention, the jokis that
.usually emanate from Chicago on the
lethargy prevalent in Philadelphia^
will have to bj withdrawn from circu-
lation.
The latest newspaper venture in thd
territory, The Yukou Sun, to hand.
It is a live column quarto, neatly
printed, well gotten up and is a credit
to town in '.'i ch it is published. II
%vill be independent in politics. It is
iBdited and owned by llert Maxwell.
Those who have lost apple or other
trees are requested to write the facts
to the Experiment Station at Stillwater.
A study of a wry destructive root-rot
Is being made and all possible inform i
I • i concerning the extent to which it
Juis appeare d in the territory is desired
The management ol the Rock Island
railroad Is piling up a big lot of rail-
road material at Kingfisher to be used
It the construction of a railroad to
Guthrie or some other vantage point.
The story is being nssidlously circu-
lated that the road to Guthrie has been
abandoned and that it will be built to
Oklahoma City at once. There seems
to be no ground, however, lor the
statement, several grapevine specials
to the contrary notwithstanding. The
Hock Island railroad has never lavored
Oklahoma City, has even been charged
with lighting the advancement of the
metropolis and there is no occasion
now to suppose that a change of sen-
timent has come over the management.
The scheme to rock Oklahoma City to
sleep with I Rock Island lullabys will
not work, ller citizens are alive to
the needs of the hour and will, if the
publlp will stand l y the directors of
the proposed road, start work within a
few days.- Oklahoman.
counties, but sour cherrics ara reported
is having b(^rne good crops on almost
every kind of soil and location. The
following varieties were recommed for
general planting: Karly Richmond,
English Morello, Montmorency, May-
duke, Dye-house, Gov. Wood, Ostheim
and Olivet.
Grapes: -This fruit has received
much attention at the hands of fruit
growers and the vineyards of the ter-
ritory have become one of its chief ob-
jects of pride. Quite detailed reports
were received and, whllo many other
varieties were mentioned, the following
varieties were given the preference for
general purposes: Concord, Catawaba
Niagara, Moore's Early, Worden,
Moore's Diamond, Delaware
Goethe.
In the investigation of the right of
Matthew Quay to his seat in the lT. s
Senate, it has developed that the lion,
Ceo. F. Edmunds, the attorney for the
opposition, purchases his tinware from
John Wanamaker. This bit of infor-
mation is alone worth the cost of the
investigation.
Works is a recognized leader among
the best family and scientific journals,
while nothing of its kind can compare
with the llicks Almanac. One dollar
a year is a nominal price for such
unique and useful publications. Prof,
llicks has justly, and of necessity,
withdrawn his storm and weather fore-
casts from all free almauaes, having
generously given his time and labor
free for nearly twenty years. Woiid
and Works Pub. Co., 2201 Locust St.,
St. Lotus, Mo.
AND NOW IT S DELAGOA BAY.
The liners are receiving supplies by
way of Delagoa Ray almost without
trouble or interruption. This is par-
and j ticularly annoying to England, and
threats are being made. If the British
Blackberries:— Some of those re- blockade or se;/.o l>e!agna Ray the act
porting consider this the most paying j V,"M equivalent to a declaration of
fruit crop while others consider it a v- lir against Portugal, the owner of the
failure. Early Harvest, Kittatinny, territory which will bo affected. As
and Snyder are the varieties preferred j Portugal is a small and inconsiderable
by most of those reporting. nation and has no fleet worthy the
Apricots:—No reports were received | nan,e-(ireat I;ritaln wl" not bc af™U
concerning this fruit. The varieties
JAMES R.TAYLOR
PROPRIETOR OF
HOTEL DE HOSS.
Feed, Sale and
Exchange 5tab!e.
Edmond, Oklahoma,
West Second Street.
There has been a good deal of com-
ment in political quarters here, re-
c. ntly, upon the probable effect of the
scarcity of money in the commercial
centers following the passage of the
gold bill by the House. The ltepubll
ans are somewhat concerned that an
hour after the bill passed that body,
money on call was loaning in New
York at as bights one half of one per
cent a day. That rate has never been
exceeded in Wail Street, and has been
equaled but once in fifty years past.
Of course, it was not the result of the
gold standard bill. It had not then
become a !aw, and will not bo passed
by the Senate before the latter part of
February. Nevertheless, the majority
of the people see an important action
taken, and another serious matter oe
cur, and, thoughtlessly, the latter is
taken to bo the result of the former.
And so It is that Republican leaders
fear that panicky times now threaten-
ing Wall Street, prices demoralized and
shifting with unusual wideness every
day, may be taken as an unsettling cf-
ElReno, O. "P., Dec. 26.—Anna E feet of the new gold bill, soon to be
Rowers was sentenced Saturday by . finally enacted; and they fear the loss
Judge Irwin to serve four years in the of votes in many quarters in conse-
penitentlary at Lansing for the killing Luence. The matter has been discuss
of Wirt Rickey. When told to stand j cd considerably; but it must be said
up, Anna, for the first time during the that the Democrats have not made
trial, wilted, and when the sentence, the claim that present conditions are
was "pronounced upon her she burst i because of Republican legislation
Into tears. Their position always has been to the
contrary. They have maintained that j
I)r. Booeer practices medicine at high plices for wheat wero caused by
planted in the station orchard are giv-
en in the bulletin. A full crop of
apricots is rarely obtained, the late
spring frost killing most of the fruit.
Currants:—The Crandal currant is
reported as having been grown with a
fair degree of success.
Raspberries:— This crop is not re-
garded as a desirable one unless it is
to take such high-handed action,
was in a Portuguese harbor in the
Azores that the Rritish attacked the
brig Armstrong during the war of 1812
in defiance of the laws of ^nations and
the rules of civilized warfare. The
Rritish may be as arrogant in their dis-
regard of the laws of nations at Dela
goa Ray as they were when they at-
tacked a ship of the United States in
the harbor of Fayal many years ago.
possible to help the natural supply of j8 unfortunate for the Roers that
moisture by irrigation. The Turner I the Germans do not possess Delagoa
and Cuthbert varieties have grown nay a', the present time. If Germany
well but have not yet produced a satis-
factory crop here.
THE GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAM-
PAIGN OF IOOO
The politics of the great political
parties are now being formed and the
candidates discussed. The voice of
the people as recorded by ballot at the
approaching Presidential election will
was the owner of Portuguese East
Africa, the fact would be valuable for
the Rcers, for there would be no talk
in London cr anywhere else in the
Rritish possessions of blockading or
seizing Delagoa Ray. Wichita Eagle.
♦I j
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Is Democratic, it publishes the news , affirmative. The series will then go on
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out prejudice. Its telegraphic and ! prevailing in girls' colleges, revealing
cable news service is superior to that i an unusually keen insight, and draw
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J. J. SHEN,
Wynnewood in spite nf the Mrfet en stwria;'e abroad, and not because of
naj j would go to more substantial reasons
Wm. Boose, notwithstanding Okla ,u Republican act of Con-
homa keeps open house, remains sober K1''• sa to explain unsettling of certain
and repairs furniture for the citizens lines of business, 'lhey may not d
of Edmond.
are the best. In fact, it is the paper
for that large class of readers who
cannot afford or do not have access to
the daily papers.
Attention is also called to The
liepublic's Sunday Mag;i/ino. Its!
half tone illustrations are alone'
worth the subscntion price. It i>
made up of special articles by the best |
itetary talent, embraciug a variety of i
subjects of current interest. News]
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benefit of the ladies the latest fashions
The Re-
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conceit and arrogance are considered, favor of expansion and a line prize for j interesting to every member of the 1
it Is quits probable that the tale is true.! the best article of like 1(ngth against family.
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ticlans will not tolerate. Kx. expansion article was won by a Kansas j Weekly Uepubllo ij $l.<>0 per jear. j
girl, Alias Connie liver of l'xoii lie, ! The liepuhlic Sunday Maga/ino ,
It is plain that the people have not article is us follows: "The acquisition i"'r Jear. lloth papers are now being |
will awaken unusual interest.
Kansas City Weekly Star sent to
any one who pays a years sulraeription
i $1.00, on the Sun-Democrat.
so, however. They may dwell in the
campaign on the g Id bill and com-
mercial demoralization as being neces-
sarily identified.
The story that (ieneral Butler warn-
ed England that the tBoers were bet
ter armed than they claimed to be.)
and that he was criticised and pro
nouneed disloyal for his course, bounds i
liko a romance, but when Johu Roll's pri/ * for the best 100 word article in
WHAT EXPANSION MEANS.
ntly an eastern paper offered a 'are handsomely illustrated.
Eureka Hitruoss Oil Is the best
presfrvutlve or new leutluT
and the i>est renovator «>( old
leather. It oil*, soften*, black-
eng and protect*. I He
Eureka
Harness Oil
on your host hnrnem, your old hnr-
n« -. Hiii! your cnrrlunp top. *ri<l tbey
only look better but
of the l'hilippiues means:
fully grarped the Importance of the
trip of the Hon. Webster Davis, As-! i an, which has ove: thrown republics;
sistsnt SeorotRry < f the Interior, to the 'J, mihte.riiin which must be supported
Transvaal. Why an official as close to by an over-taxed people; 1, the care of
the resident :is he is should seek the island, the AngU Nixon cannot in
♦•health" in that country, is hard for us habit; 4. the masses bear the taxation,
to understand, unless on the theory J the capitalists reap the benefit; 5, the
that hir visit w;(s arranged forthepur- ••xportation i wealth needed for home
pose of lend in^cther nations to believe devtloj m tit; ti. I'.nropean emht-dl-
that the United States would interfere ments iu violation to the Monroe doc-
)n behalf of (ireat llritain, in case any trine; 7, the loss of ourcitizeu soldier);
European country should provoke a the adoption of a leprous tropical
Con(liot with England, the Admlnistra- race; 0 an addri nal | roof that a true
tlo;i aets in a way to make K rope he repnbi e eanno! 1 n.; eieio. ; 10, the
)tevjthaia formal compact nett ally violation of he;>rinciple ft s-U' ;r.>v.-ri>
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Oil. ttmrf ii for Mt'iiriiu; fntente In AmeOea,
Kvt'-y j'AiiM.t ' out by in 1 brought t>"l mi
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Artistic
Barber arid
Hair Dresser.
PATENTS
CAVEATS, TR ADEMARKS,
COI'YRItiHTS, DESIGNS.
Twelve years experience in the
preparation of Drawings, Specifica-
tions and Claims.
FRAKK P. SlIEPAItD,
Registered Patent Att'y,
Mechanical Expert, Edmond, Okla.
RAW FIR HOUSE
is the largest house of Its kind in the country. « e pay spot
Camh for all kin rim of SkJnm and Furm.
Our assorting is considered the most literal and our remit
tances the most prompt. We remit by draft
luy th« shipment arrives. Wecharft
mmission on furs, and pay exj
Freight charfU
nthepn
Suffer excruciating pain, be
sides the unsightly appear
ance of decayed teeth, when
you can ave them treated by
a thorough and competent
Dentist.
We have ever 2joo teeth to select a per-
fect fitting set from.
Every Operation guaranteed.
G. A. HUGHES, I), 1). S.
The Leading
A Large Stock of
Higli Grade Bicycles.
Warranted first class.
Reasonable prices and terras,
| Agent for Crescent Bicycles,
Ghainless and other
Standard grades
larcMt etwulnUon nf *n> i ittfle paper In th#
•- iti' -ui' it'.1 w o. i't 's't.ott'a
Iteparing a:vl
, Bicycle uudries tisf
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1% 9W VuliUlr.
iulity.
Alex. McDonald,
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H. C. ANGLEA.
Loans Made at
Reasonable Rates.
Insurance Written
in Old Line
Companies.
Wkt'i-ii \< n p'"-l'"l :.i all linn --
kinds of furs. Write to-day for Price List and Ouotatlons.
As to our responsibility we refer by penuissiou to—
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK. Chicago.
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. Chicago.
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If yon wish to do business in my
line and r eive lair treatment,call
on nit1 at Peoples' lJ .iik.
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Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
tfcla at"* U pal ap ohMplj to gvtlty U>« mJ iml prM«at 4«Maad far * tow prtofc
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At the Druggist's
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