Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1894 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. 6 NO 78
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. TER.. MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 17, 1894
WHOLE NUMBER 1632
MITSCHER'S.
BEAD TH A1IMIN1TKATION VIEW.
Iu spite of the cry, hard times and
general depression, we feel satisfied
tlmt these so-called hard times exist
only in the imagination of a diseased
mind.
Women will dress, and that dress
must he of the latest fabric.
COVUlir olotli is especially adap
ted for fall and winter wear.
Then again when a man hoys a
suit, no matter if it costs no more
than $5, he wants it to fit—that is
always the primary consideration.
We have just received a new lot of
the celebrated F. B. Q clothing.
We almost forgot to mention that
everything in our store is on the
new basis. Our fall stock was
bought just at the right time, during
the time of uncertainty and before
the recent advance in values."
We can therefore offer you a last-
ing benefit.
0. A. MITSCIIK11 & CO.
She Didn't Take With (lie Gentlemen.
She was refined, intelligent, and
not bad looking, but somehow she
never seemed to take with the gentle-
men. They didn't like her listless
ways; they said she hadn't any "snap"
about her. Poor girl: she was suffer-
ing from functional Irregularities,and
It was actully impossible for her to
take much interest in anything. But
a clianee came. One day she heard
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
She procured a bottle, and she had
not taken half its contents when she
felt like another woman. Now the
is in the enjoyment of perfect health,
and has suitors by the score. No
woman need suffer fin.il functional
irregularities and weaknesses. The
"Favorite Prescription" is a safe and
certain cure for all weakness.es to
which women are peculiarly subject.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipa-
tion, biliousness, indigestion and
headache. Ono a dose.
There are still some beautiful places
In Summers Place for sale on easy
terms. Summers Place Is a beautiful
suburb of Oklahoma City. The size
of the blocks makes It Just the place
for those who desire more room than
can be Imd In the city See S. 11.
Summers. I®"1'
The UovtTuur'b ItinsoM for Otposing
Oberlander— ltead Them And
Judge For Yearse'fllie
True Reasons.
Helow Is the report of the disgrace-
ful actiorf of Oovc-nor Renfrow as
detailed by the Guthile Leader, the
governor's organ:
Executive Ofkie,
Gutiikie, O. T., Sept. 15, 1894.
Hon. S. B. Oberlandcr, City,
Sin—Having waited hours after
the time agreed upon fur com-
mission meeting and you still falling
to put In an appearance, and I being
impressed with the brief time re-
maining for the completion of the
work of the commission, nnd the im-
perative necessity fur prompt and
speedy work, I deem it my duty to
revoke your appointment as a mem-
ber of the apportioning commission,
and I do hereby revoke nnd annul
your said appointment.
In doing this however, you will un-
derstand ihat your party still has
recognition on the commission, as I
have appointed as your successor a
prominent member of the populist
party who is ijuite sure he can assist
in the completion of the work of said
commission within the few hours rc-
u (lining.
Very respectfully,
W. C. Uenkkjw, Governor.
It seems that during the past week
Mr. Oberlandcr, who professed great
loyalty to the populist party, bad
been unduly lnlluenced by Walker,
the republican member of the board,
and certain other republicans, among
them being J. Malcolm Johnson, a
political malcontent from Perry, and
Bill Grimes. These machine workers,
having an ax to grid, desired that the
territory be apportioned to their own
liking. Accordingly they made known
their wants to Walker, who in turn
began Jingling souvenirs, it is alleged,
before the eyes of Oberlander.
The man Oberlander, In some way,
managed to secured the populist in-
dorsement as against such well know n
party worki:!0 -s Daniels,Crocker a>.d
Pulliam, and was appointed to a place
on the commission, Oberlander gaye
assurance that he was satisfied, be-
cause he was making a salary of ten
dollars per day—the first legitimate
money he had earned In many days.
But Oberlander was not content
with this princely living. Prosperity
had swelled his expectations and he
commenced to dally with the republi-
cans. Oberlander is an easy mark
when ambition or mo^ey Is offered as
an inducement and it was bruited
about in political circles that he was
"out fort,h„ stuff.'' At any rate, he
was charmingly indifferent to the
proceedings of the commission on
v/hlch he was supposed to play a
large part, and only yesterday after-
noon he frankly confessed that he
had not given a moment s attention
tj the important work before the
aommission.
This unguarded confession convinc-
ed the governor that a rank Job was
contemplated and he promptly re
voked and annulled Mr. Oberlandc.'s
appointment and appointed F. S.
Pulliam, a reliable and thorough pop-
ulist, to All the vacancy. This action
was not taken, however, until Ober-
lander had failed to meet with the
apportionment commission,as agreed,
at live o'clock yesterday afternoon
Hence, In order to Insure a session of
the legislature, in compliance with
the intention of the act of congress,
Governor Renfrow felt himself in
duty bound, In order to Insure a ses-
sion of the legislature, as contem-
plated by congress, to appoint a man j
who wou'd lawfully and legally en- [
deavor to carry out the provisions of
that act.
Messis. Hall and Pulliam,constitut-
ing the majority of the commission,
carried out their work and by 11:110
last night placed their report In tl.e
hands of Govcinor Renfrow.
ALL
The Mystery.
What the* grav«<loth hldo
No man knoweth—
Nor what fate betldo
Whosoever K<>«th
Out into the nl#at of the utill liea'h
Wnut that stillness is
No mortal dreametb;
'Tis the end of this,—
Kad of all it Beemeth,—
End of all but hope and what It pronilseth.
For the eaith is clay,
Ar.d the vans grows over
What lived tor a day-
Grass and clay njw oovcr
All that moved and spoke, all that inched
and wept.
Yet ttic clay moves not,
Nor hath grass e'ernpoker;
Ono is soon forgot
Leaving but a token.
And what the grave doth bide Is fast by ugeu
kept.
—dn. He.mit Walk an, in kansas City Star.
Last week was a week of events
about Mulhall that greatly lightened
the burdens of the news gatherer of
hat place. Here are a few of the
casualties. A man living nortli of
town was killed by lightning; four
people were drowned in the Skeleton
flye miles west of town, just east of
town a wagon was turned over and
the leg of a lady 08 years old broken:
a boy 12 years old living In town
broke bis 1 :g: a man broke a bottle of
carbolic acid in his hip pocket and
was badly burned: a 1-montli old
child of some emigrants died at a
house just outside the limits north-
east of town; a man was shot at a
dance 0 miles east of town; the wind
Sunday night, rolled a house with a
woman and child in it over three
times, neither wen hurt; the light-
ning struck In a well and knock-
ed it to pieces; and four babies were
born during the heavy rain and wind
of Sunday nlvht. Sept. 9th.
Lack stockings do you?
Or the young Miss?
Perhaps i' ras the little tot, whose
toes are out? Or maybe It is the bad
boy? Well, we have them all right,
fast colors (guaranteed) and prices,
we'll tead to that You'll think they
are cheap. McGlinciiey,
Economical Eyes
TURN
• © TOWARD
OUR NEW FALL AND WIN TER STOCK
Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Ha/ts and Shoes,
Wnich Ins beensel«cM with Rpnaial reference to tli« trade of tliia locality Will
styles.
The Biggest, Best Bought and Lowest Priced Stock
Of Fall Grods in the Territory ® ® • •
The.e is no store
•<*sSSH"5M
you get more for your money than you can of us. 1 HA 1K.U 1
is in our stock.
INVESTIGATION CONVINCES.
INVESTIGATE!
■GERSO N BROS,
the Ucv. W. W. Kendall, pastor of
the Methodist church in this city lias
resigned and -.porarily, at MAIN STEEET.
least, abandon the pulpit. In a few -LUU JVLAX-l-m _____
days he will leave with his family for ——————~
Moore, Oklahoma, where he expects j xhc Jackson Plow vs. All Others,
to engage in farming. He lias pur-
chased his outfit and Is packing his
eifects. The Rev. Mr. Kendall has
been pastor of the Armourdalechurch
for nearly two years and was a gen-
eral favorite among the members of
Ills congregation. His action In ten-
dering liis resignation was caused by
111 health. The Rev. Mr. Chandler,
a graduate of a ministerial college,
has been appolntel to till the posi-
tion vacated by lb". Rev. Mr. Kendall.
He will be
gation
Star.
The Jackson Plow Manufacturing
Co. will exhibit their gang plows In
the Couch field adjoining South Ok-
lahoma City on the west on the 25th
day of September, 1894, at 2 o'clock p.
m. and we hereby challenge any
makers or agents of plows to meet u
on that day in said field to test
draught and quality of work of the
respective plows. The reward for
the winner to be a statement signed
' by the loosers acknowledging the fact
Introdiifdlotbeconr > [j{thcird(,feat The p]ows to be of
next Sunday.—Kansas City ,iny (j[ thc foilowing sizes, to-wif.
' (iangs composed of 2 twclyc-incli, 2
Blank.its! A dozen sorts that tell fourtccn-lnch « >
IPZBIEID IECEILJI-JIEJIES,
^Merchant ® Tn«!or,^
17 ROBINSON STREET.
Pine Imported and Domestic Suitings
oive idle -a. oaxiij.
MAIL POUCH.
AN ODORLESS CHEW,
JAAGRANT SMOKE.
mi
PURE--
It delights the taste.
HARMLESS-
It has no Injurious Effect.
SATISFYING—
It leaves nothing to be longed for.
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the new Blanket story in language; Judges can be chosen on thefleld
that every housekeeper can under-1 from among the farmers Nothing
stand Put a pair of them beside but a scale to be used that any man
....v blanket you ever saw. Trust can understand.
yZr eyes and your fingers. No need Undoubtedly it will be considered
„f a word from anybody to tell yon by the public that the dealers repre-
what bargain values these are. And j sentlng other plows who do not meet -
S„ It is all through our stock now us at the lime and place aforesaid School Supplies and Choice ( igars.
No matter what thing is, we have it are defeated. '
here. Every worthy sort of It,-and Trot out you. plows or forever
orlces nearer to nothing than ever be- hereafter "eat crow
McGlinchby. Anv further arrangements can be
1 1 made with John D. R'chards at his
Avenue DrUo.
Jlpe oply strictly first-class
Drug Store i7 tlpe eity
Bring in your prescriptions anil family receipts. Pure Drugs nnd Chemic-
«'<■ Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Uhinaware, Plush Goods, Perfumes,
Prescription work our specialty.
Come and Ske us. 119 Grand Avenue.
Jackson Plow Mf'o Co,,
Will H. Claiik, Sec'y.
Sept. !>, ISM.
inaae wiui jouu ..
On Tuesday, July 31, for the first i hardware store or with the secretary,
time in the world's history, a flying n. Clark.
machine actually left the ground,
fully equipped with engines, boiler, j
water, and a crew of three persons.
its Inventor Hiram Maxim, had the
proud consciousness of feeling that
he had accomplished a feat which itching Piles are known by moist-
scores of ab.e me:hanics had stated ure nke presplratlon, causing luteme
to be Impossible. Unfortunately the ■ itchl'iK when ware. Tills form t£
jvlngs of the machine caujbt in the we), as mind, Ble"ding or Protrudln.
guy ropes crippling it so that it fell y el Id at once to Dr. Bosanko's
Oklahoma City High School.
Thc fall term of Oklahoma City
high H'hool will begin Monday, Oct.
1st. 1894, In the M. E. church south.
It is very important that all pupllH
be present he first day as work will
commence at once
1011
Respectfully,
E. L. Hallock, Supt.
A Sure ( are for 1'llei
Hncklia's AruUn f ulvi.
The best salve In the-vi • • i'i "
bruises sores, ulcers, mi!!, rbm,'i:i, re 1 -
sores, tetter, •" >" '
lin?' Ijlains. corns, am ' > ill'1
iuiihiwm. >om | yeuu «• •••■, ; 1,1 and positively c.u... ...
- - - - ,t ^omnTwtmtoa t hp remedy, which acta directly on pari * required. It in f •«- " •• 1 '
to the ground. It demonstrates the remeay,^ tumoM. a, ay8 !tc| ,)e}fect Batiulr :li- .
fact that machines can be midetli.it effects a permanent urc. 60 d* untied Price fci c«*ti \
will lly. Engineering, London. Druirtfist or mail. Circu irs Ir '
Dr. Hosanko, Philailslj i la. Va
BARNETT'S
COT RATE TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad Tickets Bought, Sold ana
Exchanged.
ollioe—Grand Avenue Hotel, Oklahoma City.
CUT RATES : TO ALL I POINTS
lie. hv C Hf-ifty.
$ $ $ $
Nicotine, the Active Principle, Neutralized.
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The fondest mother hasn't a dress ^ ^ osan u ^
... ., , _«..i inuiu wjr uwm «- | i; s. OooDEicn has opened a stock
u"u n-!.T l etter is here. All sorts, Koj Instil Mrs. Chas. Holers, of j of watches jewelry and clocks to-
all kinds, by the score. Hut the Bay Oil', Mich., acoldeut;.lly spilled Lctlier with a good assortment, o
most asionishloi? part Is to see what scald inn water over her Utile boy. optical goods in Scott & Cos I tug
blah urade goods can be bought for! She promptly applied
Dr. Price'* Cream Baking Powder | burns brullM, - iri , ana .1 «ure( u e
World's Fair Highest Award. \ for piles. Scott & Co.
Store 12(1 Main St. 1 am also better
prepared than ever to do good work,
fall and see me all work guaranteed.
wklm.
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