Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 24, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 17, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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OUaboma Dailj Times Journal
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Published every day except Sunday
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
Daily (per week) * 10
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" (per year) 6 uO
Wbkklv (one year) 1 00
TtiJtPUONi No. 41.
Republican County Contention.
As per instructions of the Republi-
can County Centra. Committee of Ok-
lahoma count), O. T , a delegate con-
tention of the republican party of
Oklahoma county, 0. T., is hereby
called to meet in Oklahoma City on
the flrst Saturday In September, to-
wlt:
SATUKDAY, Nkitkmhkk 1, A. I). 18U4,
AT 10:30 A. M.,
to Dominate candidates for the ever-
*1 county offices, vli:
Senator. District —
Senator, District ...
Representative, District —
Representative, District —
Representative, District —
Sheriff
Probate J udge
Register ot Deeds
County Attorney
County Clerk
County Treasurer
County Surveyor
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion.
Coroner
One County Commissioner from the
First district, composed of Lincoln;
Harwell, Crutcho, Boone, Cass, Choc-
taw, Deep Fork, and Pott townships,
One Commissioner for District No.
3, composed of Oklahoma City.
The memt'ir of the county central
committee Is requested to call a prim-
ary election of the republican voters
of Ills township, city or ward, for
Wednesday, August 29th. 1H94, ut 2
o'clock p. in., for the purpose of se-
lecting delegates and alternates to
the county convention. Said dele-
gates and alternates to be selected by
ballot,, and In Oklahoma City the
polls to remain open from 2 o'clock |i
m. till 8 o'clock p. m. Each town-
ship, town and ward, at the same
time, place, and manner us for elec-
tion of delegates will select one mem-
oer of the county central committee.
The basis of representation as
agreed upon by the county central
committee li£
DEI,. ALT.
ward, Oklahoma City 8 8
ward " " 8 8
3rd ward " ■' 8 8
4th ward " " 8 h
Choctaw Cltr 3 3
Edmond City 5 6
Oklahoma township & 5
vans township 5 5
Joone township 5 • 5
(3 reel y 5 fi
Mustang ,f ....f> fi
Crutcho 5 5
Choctaw 5 5
Springer ■' 5
H*rtzell 5 5
Republican 5 5
Deep Fork 5 5
Lincoln & 5
Edmond township 8 5
Dser Creek 5 5
Pott 8 |
Council Grove &
Siting Creek J 5
Britton 5 P
It Is also suggested that the repub-
lican township ticket be nominated
at tbe6e primaries and certified up to
the county central committee at their
meeting at the time of the county
convention.
There Is to be elected In each town-
hlj:—
One township trustee
One township clerk
One township treasurer
Two constables
Two Justices of the peace
One road overseer for district No. 1
One road overseer for district No 2
One road overseer for district No. 3
One road overseer for district No. 4
The various members of the county
central committee are urgently re-
quested to see that at their primary
meetings on August 29th, one good
man from each of the four school dis-
trict in their respective townships is
selected to form a township central
committee of which township com-
mittee when formed, the members of
the county central commltte will be
ei-ofllclo chairman, jnaklng live mem-
bers in each township commitUe.
There will be a joint meeting of
the old and new central committee at
10 o'clock a. m . Saturday. September
1st, 1894. All eomijiitteem.n are
urgently requested to bo present.
I. N. PHILLIPS,
E. E. Brown, Chairman.
Secretary.
To mr friends mid «cq< lm.nce,, and vol r,
of Oklahoma County:—
At lb" *arn« tMol'eitmlon «">f a great nutr.
tier of people I hereby Minottim imself a«n
cnndl<iA*e f r the poaiiioti of "Keoorderol
Deed*" of thin county subject to tiledecifion
of the republican county convention.
Aa |*>#t ma ter of Oklahoma City from tb«
early dava ami when It "Tied Pii'l aoul* "
I did my ut eat to aerve the patrona of the
ofl>c<* Honestly and efhe Hit y. and If elected
to 011 the poaltloe of Recorder of Deed!, I
will again do my utmoit to aerve you all
faithfully.
1 aak your kind endorsement and support
ti A lUlI'LKH
I'leaae announce my nam® aa a candidate
for county e'erk of Oklahoma county, aub
jeot tothc'declflon of the republican county
convention which meet" on September. 1,1&94
H. H. Miii-eh, Miller. O. T.
Please announce that 1 am a candidate for
County C erk. aut jeot to the will of th« re-
publican eoun'y convention. Sept 1. Their
will, in my will K (> Phillip*
I hereby announce inyaelf an a candidate
for tn* oflioe of coronor, of (1'nhoma coun-
ty. mtject to the decision of the o uaty
convention to beheld Sept lat
p h dewkt, M D
eo W, Wallace, of Kdmond, will be a
candidate for rejrfater of deed* of Oklahoma
co" my. auhjuct to the decision of the repubii
ran «ounty couvention.i
1 hereby announce myself aa a candidate
for rcglaterof deed a « f i 'klaHom* eoun'y bud-
J ct to the decision of the republican conv# u-
lion. Jo N MOfADTKIf.
W® are nque«ted to announce that John A.
Pa tzell. ot dar>£elltownahip, will ba a can-
didate for county commissioner of the first
diBti let, subject to the deolalon of the repub-
lican convention. John a. iiaht/.kll.
1 will be a candidate for sheriff of Okla-
homa county bubject to the decision of the
republication county convention which meets
on September 1, I0W.
C. K. DUKN,
The name of J. K. Hell will be presented to
the republican county convention wnich
meets on September I, 1894, aa a candidate for
county clerk.
Today's Weather.
Maximum temperature, 88; Mini-
mi in, t!4: Rainfall .00.
Forecast for thirty-six Jiours:
Fair.
About a young
man's nwk to be a
sufferer from ner-
voun exhaustion, ner-
vous debility, imnoir-
ed memory, low
spirits, irritable tem-
per, and tin* thousand
and one derangements
of mind and body
that result from,
unnatural, pernicious
habits, contracted
through ignorance.
Such habits result in
Ions of manly power,
wreck the constitution and sometimes |Wo-
duce softening of the brain, epilepsy, po-
raJK'BLs, and even tiread insanity.
To reach, re-claim and restore such un-
fortunates to health and happiness, is the
aim of the publishers of a book written in
plain but cnaste language, on the nature,
symptoms and curability, by home treat-
ment, of such diseases. This book will be
gent sealed, in plain envelope, on receipt of
ten cents in stamps, for postage. Address,
World's Dispensary Medi.aU Association,
GC3 Main St., Buffalo, N. YV^
...
H. J. MILLER
C. ABERNKTHY.
MILLSTGKIE
Utah as a state. One of tlie provis-
ions is, that there shall he an article
prohibiting interference with relig-
ious worship, except where it accepts
polygamy or plural marriages. Utah
is not likely to add a star to our ling
before the fall ot '95.
For Delegate to congress,
DKNNIS T. FLYNN.
Beaumont is n New Yorker.
New York already has three senators
Shull wt 'acreaie their power by
giving them our delegate?
A ktkr acting affirmatively upon
the Burke and Itrown contempt case
and negatively upon the Enid depot
case the supreme court seems to
have lapsed into "innocuous desue-
tude.''
A bill 1ms passed the house per-
mitting Indians to lease their land
where thev have taken their allot-
ments. Itc nuot be leased for more
than five years and must be ap-
proved by the secretary of the Inter-
ior.
Men who agree to measures
against their best judgment are more
to be feared in olflce than the realiy
bad man. All use the former while
the latter is usually satisfied with the
accomplishment of his own scheme.
Until the Enid ordinances are
passed upon adversely by the courts
they should be enforced, and when
the Rock Island wantonly violates
them, it is a law-breaker and should
bo puultbod. The Itock Island has
a legal remedy, if the ordinances ate
illegal,
Is it not strange that hard times
and democracy settled down upon us
together? Never was the country
more prosperous than it wob up to
the election of '92. Factories were
in operation, few men were idle, the
business of the country prosperous
and the balance of trade was in our
favor. Do you believe democracy
had any thing to do with the change?
It will be hard to separate democracy
and hard times.
ASSOl'M'EMEXTS.
I hereby announce tnyaolf a candidate
for county superintendent subject ♦« the de
eiaion ot the republican eonvent'on to be
neld at Oklahoma City, 8ep ember 1st 1SD*
F h Umholtz.
I hereby announce myself a« a candidate
for register of deeds <>r Oklahoma county,
subject to the will of the republican county
eocventlon which meets on September 1.1WM.
g. W . sl'knlbk.
ron sHiuirr.
At the request of republicans lrom all puns
J the county, I have consented to make the
race tor sheriff, und hereby announce that 1
will be a candidate for the office of sheriff of
Oklahoma county, subject to the decision of
the republican county convention.
c. h. DsFord
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
office of sheriff of Oklahoma county, subject
to the decision of *ie republican county con
rention.
Inasmuch as people in this new country are
comparatively strangers to one another, and
all acquaintances date bsck but a few years
submit the fo'lowing names of persona of
standing who will answer any questions asked
them concerning my standing in the rom-
ia unity In which 1 spent the greater part of
my life.
Senator K- F. Pettlgrew. Sioux Falls, 8, t..
Corgressman John M Jolie*, Vermillion,
Cong rest man John A. HIcMer, Faulkton,
Governor A C Mallear, Watertown,
Ail county officials mfcloux Fulls, s D.
kc-poctfully.^^ jobn A. scott.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidal
fortoounty clerk ol Oklahoma county, subj«
te he deci"lon ol-lie republican county coil
ven ion whioh meets on Sept 1,1HIM
j. m. chkami h.
If Yod will carefully notice all
hills concerning Oklahoma, you will
find that they have usually been just
about what the people wanted when
they came from the house. It's the
senate that n mends in favor of cor-
porations and jobbers. Notice the
military reservation bill and the bills
relating to the towns of Pond Creek
and Enid.' Such things speak loudly
for Dennis Flynn.
\ district "compact'
As the law contemplated,
Is a district intact,
A district in fact
When once consumated.
But one that's infernal,
Which knocks one so crazy
With, windings eternal
And shiftings diurnal,
Is a boomerang daisy
You safely may bet.
Those who are engaged in blowing
up the Hock Island railroad tracks
will suffer for their misdeeds. In
cases of that character a number of
liersons must necessarily be taken
into the conspiracy. Some of them
will give it away. It may lis six
months before an arrest is made, but
they will certainly be made, and
convictions are likely to follow. It
is a poor way to settle tli > controver-
sy-
Cleveland, yesterday signed the
bill enabling Utah to call a convcn
tion to form a state constitution
This convention will meet in March
anil frame a constitution in accord-
ance with the provisions of congress.
This constitution must be adopted
by the people and examined by the
president. It' the president finds it
in accord with the act of congress he
will issue a,proclamation admitting
Teachers Association.
Teachers As«clatlon at institute
rooms. Program begins 8:30 p. m.
Business meeting in afternoon.
Voluntary, Mrs Turner.
Invocation, Trof K. S Smith.
Chorus, Association.
Welcome address, Mr J D Wiley.
Instumental, Miss V A Dunjee.
Recitation, Miss L Anderson.
Kssay, Mrs L K;>gan,
Solo, Miss L N Cook.
llacitatlon, Miss I) I Dunjee.
Oration, Prof W E Fulbrigbt.
Solo. Miss Ella Walker.
Essay, Miss E V Dunjee.
Instrumental, Mrs E W Caruthers.
Oration, Mr C A Williams.
Music, Miss Victoria Ford.
Essay, Mrs U'jblson.
Quartette, Sailors Glee.
Quartette—Miss R V Dunjee. MrC A
Williams, Miss I) I Dunjee, Mr W It
Fullbrlght.
Above to be rendered at the C M E
church, on Saturday Eve. July 21st.
J. I). RaNDOuI-II pres.
Dhucilla Dun,ike Sec.
From t Aper,*ncnts made at the ag-
ricultural college at Manhattan, Kan-
sas, it is found that red rust will live
through the winter and rapidly ger-
minate in favorable weather the next
summer. It usually lives over on
volunteer stocks of wheat, as that
carries it from harvesting time up to
sowing time. Wheat may be infected
from rusted wheat but there is no
danger of infecting wheat from oats.
Itust can be effectually stopped bv
spraying with disinfectants but it Is
too costl> to be used upon a field.
The only remedy seems to be the cul-
tivation of varieties of grains that
the rust will not affect.
The county commissioners decided
yesterday to build an lion bridge,
sixty foot span across Deep Fork on
tb« line between sections 12 and 13 in
Oklahoma township The bridue Is
to be built up level with the banks,
and will require a forty foot approach
to span the channel. It will cost 1700.
Uy building this bridge, auood road
is opened from the city, past the
Smith Dolhvar /ruit farm, and on
north seven miles. The road will
pass the Creamer, Isaacs and Fair-
child p'ujes, and o'lt north into the
G. G. Baker neighborhood. It will
be the best road that leads to the
northeast part of the county.
Three Minute Talks About Sew Mexico
Is the titlje of an Ululated folder
describing the farms, ranches, mines
and towns of New Mexico. The prof-
its of fruit raising are set forth in de-
tail: also facts relative to sheep, cat-
tle, and general farming. No other
country possesses such a desiraole
climate all the year round. Write to
G T Nicholson, G P A, A T & S F R
R, Topeka, Kansas for free copy.
If Grown in Texas, It's Good.
The Texas coast country vies with
California in raising pears, grapes,
and strawberries;. This 1893 record of
11. M. Stringfellow, Hitchcock, Tex.,
who raised nearly $ti,000 worth of
pears from 13 ar're , can be duplicated
by you. G T Nicholson, G P A Santa
Fe Route, Topeka. Kansas, will be
i;lad to furnish without charge an
Illustrated pamphlet telling about
Texas.
Notice to Teachers.
Th^ regular county examination
will be held at the M. E. church
south, Oklahoma City, O. T. on the
20th and 21st days of July, 1864.
H. H. Bounder
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ABERNETHY & MILLER.
WJ-jlcElvoy, garber shop and Bath Rooms
• • • • • 1
/Irtistie
Sailor..
The finest fittcu up Booms in tbe city. HOT AND COLD BATH
and barber work guaranteed Under Fiist National Bank, comer Broad-
way and Ms .n stroe L
T- M- Richardson Lumber no.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
You can have your suita
made here as finely as in a
large city. 1 guarantee per- J
feet satisfaction, and can
make up anything you de-
sire—plain or fancy
Call at my place of busi-
ness and satisfy yourselves.
Once a customer, always a
customer
Only the very latest and
best American and Foreign
goois kept
W. J.McELVOY,
108 Grand Avenue.
Lumber, SlilQies, Sash, Doors, Blinds
CAPITAL STOCK $l50.00o
yards at all points on the A. T. & S. F. and Choctaw Railroads in the In-
dian Territory. Mills on Southern Pacific, H E. & W. T., Montgomery
Branch and I. & G. N. Rail Roads, l'rompt Shipment*. Y rd: Corner
Harvey ana Grand avenue.
D. 0. BICHARDSON. Sec T M RICHARDSON, Pr t
JEWEL GAS RANGES
Are tbe best high-grade, low-priced gas ranges in the world.
Oklahoma
Territorial
FairAssociation
Will hold their second annual fair
September l¥wl-
IT OKLAHOMA CITY. !
$ io, ooo, oo
PURSES AND
PREMIUMS.
Entrees to stock close
JTJ2STE 1, 1S04.
For particuiars write to
Ed. Ovkrhol8er, Secy. |
IBiSi
This is no experiment. Thousands are in use. Samples can be seen
in operation at the ofHoe of the Oklahoma Gas Company.
O SMOKE! NO DUST! NO HEAT! NO TROUBLE! NO DANGEB
MADISON AVENUE
,, HOTEL >,
J. W. WEINBRENNER,
Collecting - Agent
Will collect your bills and make
prompt returns. Office with Wilson
& Ebcy, Bassett block, Oklahoma
City, 0. T.
CHESTER HOWE.
t. f. M'MKCHAN
Howe & McMechan,
ATTORNEYS-ATL A W.
Will practice in all the courts in the
Territory.
Office in Equity Buildina.
That Elegant Tonic....
TYLER'S FAMOUS
ROLL CURTAIN DESKS.
f4EW STYliES.
Our mammoth catalogue of Bank Counter*,
and other Oil Ice Furniture for 181)4
now roadv. Or*!**, < Table*, liooli*
< tute*, fitr., and nt matfhlfni prices, for
lh > ItcMt UikmIn limrie.
3apk counters to ORDER to fit any room.
rnthutft"' tr*h\ Send :2c to cover postage.
TYLER OFFICE FIXTURE CO.,
st. louis. mo.
*
TCryt/UX)
so favorably known, Is for sale in bot-
tles at
WAND'S DRUG STORE.
By the glass at
WETZEL'S,
served through his elegant frigid!
Soda fountain.
me
Madison Avenue and 58th Street
hstew izro'ESEz.
3 per Day and up. American Plan
FIREPROOF AND FIRSTCLASS IN EVERY
PARTICULAR,
of the Indian Territory
OKLAHOMA CITY. - - OKLA.TEK
Now opened for tbo treatment of Drunk- '
ennkss, Morphine and Opium Habits.
Call on or address C. F. McCreary. secretary !
unit mo era) niMgWi Boon No. 14 canad>an 1
Block, Grand aviniw.
iiiinimivmtw
■bhbbI college
ST. CHARLES, H'SS0URI.
Twentr irih
tml. TwnTl
tt*te P«!ijihtful;
. Position On-
• 1. Arl.tliinio
Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Ave
nue Elevated Railroads.
The Madiso 1 and Fourth Avenue and Belt
Line Cars pass the door.
MoM.CLAHIK.Pmp.
Passenger Elevator run--
'1 iiio-ht-
wuiuthutu' i puuunx to the enemy, sun' i believe li will
..• vmw | comjany invited. Mary J. Bacon
awoken out in the senate 1 hursdiy. 2-t Secretary aud Trea ort-r!
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