Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 46, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 11, 1894 Page: 4 of 4
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Dr. Blnehart, dentist.
Carl Craig of Guthrie wuh iu the
city yostcriluy.
For a (?ood bath no to tue Grand
Avenue barber shop. 1-tf
Sixty-Seven Is the telephone num-
ber of the OK mills. 30-18
H. V. Ardery of Guthrie was upon
nir streets yesterday.
Money to loan on real estate and
chattel:., C. A. Gardner 108* Main St.
l-d&w-lmo.
For a Rood shave quickly done, or a
KuodbathKO to the Grand Avenue
barber shop. 1-lt
Don't you feel It? Can't you smell
it? It's in the air. It's eve.ywhere,
It's our boom.
If you want a stylish rigor gentle
nurse to drive go to tlio Eureka stable
M) Main Btrcet. Telephone 87. 8-4
Wanted.—To lease a house of
rooms with a stable, for one year or
longer l)r. Simonton 113 Fifth St.
B 1-tf.
Nicely furnished and well ventilat-
ed rooms at Pickwick reslauraut.
No lies and no mosquitoes. 104 Grand
avenue.
The l'iekwick rcstuurant is the
unly place where you can (,'eat a llrst-
class meal. 10-1 Grand avenue. Hoard
ti per week, meals ffic. 30-1 m
For all kinds of feed go to the OK
custom mill. No. 22 California ave-
nue. 30-12
The O K custom mill makes all
kinds of chop feed, corn meal, buck-
wheat, rye, and Graham tlour. 30-12
The Pickwick restaurant Is the only
place where you can get a first-class
meal. 104 Brand avenue. Hoard *3
meals 25c. 30-1 m
Wantbd—A horse, wagon and har-
ness, suitable for grocer) delivery.
Must be cheap. Apply at corner of
Robinson and Noble. 8-tf
Five dollars per month, medicine
Included until Sept. 1st. Hours 10 a.
«. to 4 p. m. l>r. TilTany. Over
Scott's drug store Main street. 0 #
VTalllo Look lias taken charge of
Mie Grano Avenue barber shop. The
sliop Is complete, w'.th three chairs,
itad bath rooms. Call and slc him. ltf
Tun democratic papers are repro-
dueing their editorials of two years
ago. No change In tbern Is needed
a« nothing has been done by the party
t« change the Issues.
A well Improved farm for sa'e 31
Miles from city. If sold In the next
S days will go at a great bargain.
Inquire of J. O. Carlton with Jasper
Slpes In Button block.
For an easy shave, .ashlonablo hair
TJt or an elegant bath, don't forget
that you will tlud them all at Aber
nethy Miller's barber shop, under
first National bank.
The coolest and cleanest place Is
me Pickwick restaurant, 104 Grand
avenue. Everything strictly first-
class. Hoard per week 13, Meal tick-
id,* $3.f>0, meals 25c 30-lm
"There Is a salve for every wound."
We refer to Dc Witt's Witch Ka/.el
salve, cures burns, bruises, cuts, in-
dolent Bores, as a local application In
he nostrils It cures catarrh, and al-
ways cures plies. Scott Jt Co.
A line $50,000 high school and col-
lege on Military Hill, Santa Fe shops,
a line park. Pnc residences, factories,
e!. ., on the reservation addition!
Dou.t you hear It? It's our boom
c nnlng.
Miss Aula Moore Is In the city. She
Is Interested In establishing au orphan
asylum at Weatherford, Texas. Miss
Moore has composed s drama and a
soug with music which the sells In
order to raise means to carry on her
asylum.
For instance, Mrs. Chas, Rogers, of
Bay Cltv, Mich., accidentally spilled
scalding water over her little boy
Sho promptly applied De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve, giving Instant rfc-
llcf. Its a wonderfully good salve for
burns, bruises, sores, and a sure cure
fur piles. Scott & Oo.
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PR
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BAKING
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Gripe Cream of Tartar Powdti. Fret
Irum Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Oo to Wei/.el's for
drinks.
Land Inspector J. W. Witten Is in
the city.
Parsley for sale. Hartlc Wand, 512
Fifth street. U-tf
Miss Blanche Carr left this morn-
ing for GucrlaSprlngs to remain a few
weeks.
Miss Norma White of Dallas,Toxas,
is In the city, the guest of Miss Flora
Jarboe.
Mrs, McFarland's Sunday dinners
at the Compton house arc unequuled
in the city. H-l
Oklahoma City will soon liuve an
excelsior factory. It will be moved
from Wisconsin.
Those who appreciate a good meal
should try a Sunday dinner at the
Compton house. 11-1
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow. Sun-
day school as usual.
1'ofk chop*, mutton chops, beef
steak and routs at Jeff Ford's. I tear
of State National bank. 10-2
The riches came out victorious In
yesterday's game witli the Prints
with a score of 21 to 8 In their favor.
For all Hurglcal operations—elec-
tricity and massage, consult Dr.
Tiffany. Ovci Scott's drug store
Main street. 9-0
Jud^c McClelland has recently re-
turned from a visit through central
Kansas. He reports crops gone in
that region.
Coca Cola is a most refreshing
drink, at Wetzel's. 10-2t
Ed. Overholser has spent the entire
week out, In the country working up
the territorial fair. He reports great
Interest manifested.
Wetzel keeps tha beat ice cream
of all llavors in the city. l0-2t
Work on the school houses Is ag-
gravatlngly slow. The contract calls
for complete buildings by September
I, and here It Is August 11. with base
mcnts still incomplete.
See Dr. Belknap of the Star wagon
yard for Texas fever powders. It
cures every time The doctor leaves
for the panhandle country week after
noxt to Introduce his remedies there.
11-ldwl*
The whole number of chattel mort-
gages recorded to date are 7,747
Chattel mortgages are short livod«o
that the above tlgures do not give
much of an Idea of the number now
In force.
The people are becoming anxious to
see I lie work on the new school build
Ings move along more rapidly. They
have a right to expect and demand
tiie usual term of school for the chil-
dren the coming winter.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will give a lawn social at,
Mrs. Al Welsh's on next Tuesday
evening. A tine musical program
will be rendered. Cake, cream and
lee cold melons will be served. Come
ooe, come all, and help the ladles in
paying for thoso pews. 10-4
Mr. M. C. Swlnford, of Cyntlilana,
Ky., who was here a few weeks ago
on a visit to his brother-in-law, Mr.
J. A. Sechrest, writes Mr. Sechrest
that a strong How of natural gas bas
been struck on the place adjoining
his, and that, excitement inns high.
It will make Mr Swlnford a rich
man.
Mr. Overholser Is remodeling the
opera house, having changed tlie
ticket ofll-e to the outside inutile op
posite side of the hall from the opera
ball. A front entrance has been put
In, and tlie au.ilenco has now an op-
portunity to pass out through the side
door and down the Grand avenue
stairway as well as through the Rob-
inson street exit.
D. 1'. McDonald, tlio stock buyer,
has been put forward by his friends
as a democratic candidate for register
of deeds. Up to yesterday it looked
as though Williams would have no
opposition, but with McDonald in the
field Williams' chances for a nomina-
| tion arc considerably reduced. Mc-
Donald is known all iver the country,
and will poll a big vote at the pri-
maries on Monday. He Is also well
liialltled, and a great rustler. Wil-
liams may be surprised when the votes
are counted.
Mr. D. C. Lewis lias on bis property
on Second street three or four vines
of California Muscat grapes that are
bearlnii for the flrst time this year.
The grapes are Just beginning to
ripen, and have not attained itliclr
full size, but they ale already as large
as tho Callforr la grown ones. The
few that have already ripened are
not the beet of the fruit, but, their
flavor Is far superior to tho California
grown fruit. They will not stand
our winters without covering
that Is uot dillleult
Till: HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC.
In Officially liecvignixed b* Preildent
devol* u(t>
Washington. Aug. 10.—A letter of
personal congratulation and greeting
from President Cleveland, in the name
f tlio citizens of the United States, is
on the way from Washington to Presi-
dent Dole, of the Hawaiian republic.
The recognition of the new republic
was finally decided upon this week una
the message was framed ond mailed on
yesterday through the regular chan-
nels.
With the letter of greeting to Presi-
dent Dole, which of course passes
through the hands of Minister Willis,
was inclosed a letter to Mr. Willis rati-
fying his action in provisionally ex-
tending the usual recognition to the
republic. ______
thk liKKAl'oo lands.
All That Remalua to Op®" Them for Settle-
ment in tho Proclamation.
Washington, Aug. 10.—The report of
the Indian ottiee on the Kickapoo lands
has been completed and all that re-
mains for tho interior department to do
in tho premises is for the secretary to
approve the report before the lauds are
opened to settlement on tho day tlxed by
the president, giving at least thirty
days' notice. It is believed generally
by interior department officials that
the formal preliminaries will be com-
pleted in season to permit the opening
of the lands In about six weeks. Moses
Neal, tlie allotting agent, has com-
pleted his work and forwarded his re-
port to the government.
Uutchem Are Hoarded.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 10.—Sheriff Drexel
sent 100 deputies to South Omaha this
morning, and as a consequence theie
was no trouble when the new men
went to work in the packing houses.
The deputies broke up the picket lines
of the strikers and escorted the work-
men to the houses in squads. All of
the packing houses began killing in |
spite of the threat of tho managers I
that they would not do any work until j
the militia was called out. It Is the |
general belief that the strike is now
practically broken.
Earthquakes Predicted.
Mkxico City, Mex., Aug. 10.—Consid-
erable apprehension is felt 'n the vol-
canic zone in which the City of Mexico,
1'uebla and other populous Mexican
cities are situated over the predictions
of Juan N. Contrerns. tlie famous me-
teorologist and scientist of Guadala-
jara. Senor t'ontreras predicts that
between to-morrow and Sunday the
region round about the volcano of Po-
pocatapctl, southeast of this city, will
receive earthquake visitation, a dis-
turbance ft* so occurring between Au-
gust 15 and 18.
Daniels on the Allen Letter.
Topkka, Kan., Aug. 10. — Lieut.-Gov.
Daniels, in a letter to Chairman Brcld-
enthal concerning the Allen letter, de-
nies any intention of breaking away
from tlie populist party. He says he
was as surprised as anybody else to
read the letter in the daily papers, and
until then he thought it was safe
among his other papers. He has
idea of how the republicans ob
tained possession of it, and is very sor-
ry on Judge Allen's account that it has
been published.
Air. Dougherty Not a Candidate.
Liberty, Mo., Aug. 10.—John Dough-
erty, of this city, who had been eon-
ducting an aggressive fight against
Con*re9*tt an Dock cry'a renom.nation
in the Third district, has withdrawn,
and as there is now only scattering op-
position t' Mr. Dockery, it is certain
that ho will be renominated by the
convention which meets at Richmond
August 23. Mr. Dougherty wrote a
letter yesterday to the democracy of
the district withdrawing from the race.
A Beautiful <ilrl Kill* Herself.
Chicago, Aug. 10.—Mae Hastings, of
Louisville, Ky.. killed herself at tho
Groat Northern hotel early to-day, by
taking morn1.' i She was a beautiful
young won* - u is said to have be-
longed to a ^rominont Louisville fam-
ily. A quarrel with her fiance, whose
name Is unknown, is thought to have
caused her suicide.
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
Service* and SuimIuv Scuools at the Dif-
ferent Churches Tomorrow.
m. v. crtrucH.
Cor. Robinson and Fourth street.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.
Preaching by Rev. D. N. Stafford
D. b. at II a m. and8:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45 p. m.
Epworth League meeting after the
sermon Sabbath evening.
All cordially invited.
1). N. Stafford, Pastor.
unitarian bbhv1ckh.
The topic for the morning will be,
"Jesus the Helper."
BEvening theme, "What is your
Choice."
An address to young people.
You are most cordially invited.
Come with us and we will do thee
good.
GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.
317 Cal. avenue.
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
Preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 8:00 p. in.
Jungendbund at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day*
Meetings will be held during the
week at the church and Grove.
Everybody invited.
A.J. Ross.
Pastor.
C oun« > < ro'*)
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Ok City
Greet,
The boys at the Oklahomaii havo
transferred the Kolb war to Georgia,
-uch misplacement of things will
hurt the democratic party,
.Money on (Iraiu Stored.
I will make liberal cash advances
on the Galveston Wharf company's
elevator certificates, their weight and
inspection. J. M. liisowN,
7-2ni Galveston, Texas.
Tho heavy lines in the above map show the lino that divides the two
county commissioner districts. As the districts arc now formed Oct 1
Creek, Spring Creek, Council Grove, Edmond, Britton, Oklahoma, Lincoln
end Deep Fori form Thompkins' district, and Mustang, fiieelcy, lfooue,
Oasa, Pott, Choctaw, Crutcko, Springer and Ilartzell form Maycy's district
Oklahoma City forms one district, which is now represented by Bacon.
Prior to the change the line that divided tlie two districts is the line
that divides Edmond, Britton, Oklahoma and Greeley townships fiom
Lincoln, HarUell, Crutcho and Boone.
Kemovetl.
The Timks-Jouhnal is now located
in the building formerly occupied by
the Press-Gazette at the corner of,
Grand avenue aud^toblnson, opposite
Grand Avenue hotel. Come and see
us;
A Large Waist
Is not Ken'mlly considered a neces-
sary adjunct to the grace, beauty or
symmetry of the womanly form.
Witliln the body, however, is a great
waste made necessary according to
the condition of things-coutinually
in process and requiring the perfect
action of all bodily functions to ab-
sorb or dispel the refuse. When there
is irregularity or inaction, ladies who
value a clean, pure, healthy body will
take br. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion—the only remedy for woman
sold with a positive guarantee to
right ail her peculiar wrongs.
To thoso about to become mothers,
it is a priceless boon, for it lessens
the pains and perils of childbirth,
shortens labor, promotes an abund-
ant secretion of nourishment for the
child anl shortens the pcrlcd of con-
finement.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness
constipation, sick headache, indiges-
tion, or dyspepsia, and kindred dis-
eases.
Choctaw anil Bock Island.
To the citizens and 'business men of
Oklahoma City:
The Choctaw Coal & Railway cum-
pany have perfected arrangements
with the Chicago. Bock Island and
Pacific conipa", to handle through
business from all points, A through inrauim
T- M- Richardson Lumber r o.
WHOLESALE AND HKTAIli
Lumber, SliiQies,Sasli, Doors. Blinds
CAPITAL STOCK $150,OOo
Yards at all points on the A. T. & S. F. and Choctaw Railroads in the In-
dian Territory. Mills on Southern Pacific, II E. & W. T., Montgomery
Branch and I, & G. N. llail Roads. Prompt Shipments. Yard: Corner
Harvey and Grand avenue.
D. C. RICHARDSON, Sec
T. M. RICHARDSON, Pr t
NflTflTORIUM;
Open every day and evening. Mon
days and Thursdays to families'
only. All other times to the gen-
eral public.
Bus from OK Transfer Co., corner
Main and Broadway.
DR. GUNN'8
onion .
syrup
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GRANDMOTHER'S AUVICE.
ilnc • family of nln® ohll<Jr«n. my only r«m-
V" *" Ifu nana (MtV St •d7forGoujihf.ColdsandOYoupwMOi1iontyrup.lt
car leaves Chicago, Kansas v,ily, ou. u/u§t to-day «> n forty_y*ar«j>ir>-
pCOTT & Co.
but
Coxcyltcs In Durance.
Baltimore,Md.| Aujp. 10.—Marshal Frey
dispatched forty policemen by special
train to Hyottsvllle at 8 o'clock this
morning and arrested the remainder of
C'oxey's army, eighty-eight in number,
mi the charge of vagrancy and they are
now captives in the Maryland house of
correction.
Marlln to Support Overmyej.
TopekA, Kan., Aug. 10.—Chairman
Richardson, of tho democratic state
central committee, has received a letter
from United States Senator John Mar-
tin, stating that he would return to
Kansas and take the stump for David
Overmyer Immediately following the
adjournment of cbngress.
Henate Confirmations.
Washington. Aug. 10.—The senate,
in executive session to-lay, confirmed
the nomination of Henry 8. Priest, to
bo United States district judge for
Eastern district of Missouri; also Amos
M. Thayer, of Missouri, to be United
States circuit judge for the Eighth
judicial district.
The Mexican War Pensions.
Washington, Aug. 10 —The house
bill modifying and partly repealing the
revised statutes requiring proof of sub-
sequent loyalty before pensions or
bounty lands are granted to Mexican
war veterans was discussed in the sen-
ate this morning. It went over.
A Kentucky Jorlat Deail.
Hopkinsmii.i.k, Ky., Aug. 10.--Judge
Caswell ltennett, chief justice of Ken-
tucky, died very suddenly this morn-
ing at the residence of Maj. Crura-
baugh In this city, llis death was tho
result of rheumatism.
The Britannia Witt* Acaln.
C'OWK.H, l>lo of Wight, Aug. 10.—In
the 50 mile yacht nice to-day the Brit-
annia won over tlie Vigilant. The
time of the two yachts was: llritannla,
8:17:53; Vigilant, 8:20:5.
England Is co-operating with this
country in the effort to establish a
stable government iu Bluetlelds, Nicar-
agua.
II11UVH. lOCllVB 1U-U.J .. ... ■ -j -
Joseph, Omaha, Wichita, and Inter
mediate points each day, with such toto. sold •vnryw^.sr*. Lar^
shipments as arc destiued to points on ~
the C. C. & Ry. line. The rates are
the same, and the time as tfood if not
better than other lines. As this mad
is an Oklahoma City line ami is large-
ly -^pendent o It for support we rc-
«rte,-,tfully ask that, the business men
wucn ordering goods take special
pales In requesting their shipments i
routed via Rock island and Choctaw,! Practice In all courts. Special at-
except St. Louis and cast thereof, l tentions given to landI office' practice,
which should be routed via Wabash | Removed to Room 5, Land Office Bid.
Ry. For any information regarding
rates. t!'.ne, route, etc., will be gladly j —————
given by the local agent, or B. F. | r. g. hats •' VakWinkl*
Dunn, district freight and passenger ...... * tti-it itttwiP
atfent, corner Main and Broadway, in , & VAN WillKLE.
Oklahoma National Bank building. LlniO i* I nil limnxiJ)
Oklahoma -
Territorial
FairAssociation
Will hold their second annual fair
SeDteiier
AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
$ lO, CCO.CO
PUKSES AND
PREMIUMS.
Entrees to stock close
TTJnSTE 1, 1G0-4.
Vor particulars write to
Ed. Ovkuiiolhbr, Secy.
riiat Klcgant Tonic—
J ££ EVEREST,
LAWYER.
ATTORNjlys-at law,
Rooms 4 & 5, Okla. Nat l Hank Bl'd.
Oklahoma City, 0. T.
Will practice in all the courts
A Woimui KAturnllxcd.
Cleveland, O., Aug. 0.—An umisual
event took place ill Judge llutchin's
court when u woman became a natu-
ralized citizen of the United States.
Tlie state legislature, at its last sov
sion, passed 11 bill allowin r women to
vote at school elections. Mrs. S. Louise
Pattison desired to cast her vote at the
next school election, and having been
born abroad found it necessary to be
naturalized. She came to this country
when less than 19 years old and hence
one set of papers was enough in her
case.
Italian Slrlki'r* Rlotln*.
Coal City, 111.', Aug. 9.—Carbon hill
seat of the Star Coal Co's. operations.
situated IX miles from here, wasatthe j —
mercy of an Italian mob of several linn- __ p ,1
dred dissatisfied miners here last night j^UXlbfer 0C oClIUi6I\
On three occasions the sheriff s depu- ——
ties were summoned to No. - shaft itml
the miners at work were each time
hurriedly hoisted to the top to stay
the tide of onward inarching Italians
-The A. P. A. Convention.
Wilkksiiauke, Pa., Aug. . -The
grand lodge of the American Pro-
tective association, comprising repre-
sentatives from all lodges throughout
the United States, assembled in annual
convention here to-day. The work is
mostly of a secret character. The con-
vention will be In session three days.
Mure Mtn-rlll Appointment..
Topkka, Kan., Aug. 'A—The republic-
an state central committee lias made
the following additional appointments
for K. N, Morrill: Wlnfleld, August 11;
Blue Hill, Wakarusa. .11; llolton,
September 5; llaxtcr Springs, 6 and 7;
Marlon, 9; Bismarck grove (fail-), 54.
9,
y%rylAAX)
so favorably known, Is for sale in bot-
tles at
WAND'S IHIUG STORE.
By the glass at
WETZEL'S,
served through his elegant frigid
soda fountaiu.
OK. CITY S1EAM DIE Y/OEKS
JOSjSPII UOU8KK, POBP.
Practical I>ycr of fifteen year's ex
perience in Russia. Silk and sati
dresses, Ostrich feathers, Chen ill
and Lace curtains, Blankets Woo
and Cotton Goods, Hats and Caj>s
repaired, dyed and cleaned.
Reference: Examine my *< k
corner Reno and Robinson atm Is.,
Oklahoma City.
Practical
Horse
Slioers
Harvey St., between Main and Kir it, Itcar of
Oklahoma Carriage Factory.
inm wmm
Gtioice
wines,
Kentucky
Whiskies
Imported and Domestic Cigars
111 MAIN 8TRKKT—114
in wo will KMid
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pOZZONI'S
Yon hare soon it advertised for many
f years, but have von ever tried it? ft
J not.—you do not know what oil l<i««u!
f Complexion l'otvder is.
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