The Enid Democrat. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 15, 1896 Page: 2 of 8
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THE EMD DEMOCPAT.
Fkask Hf r.T. 11
BR EF BITS OF GENERAL NEWS
FROM THE TER* TORIES.
ok Jfc* a aad " « IWtot Tm>t«fy witfc
1 h«ir B -«l**t of ■** l**a'
Ok I- A HOV % \NU l>DUN Tf K ft I T OKI
3B?T kC f ( A-
CT vTlBtCB CQ'uAl CsUb.
Pat Nag e tricupbail, ac<i he
will see that the board bill is pati 1 at
! once.
, The cos. ©otpatof the
ritorv imouotfd 'o 1.440.?;
wister in the
I Da din
i.|T to 3D Oli la I.« i
OQIT tw^nty-oof
i* twentr-three.
dg* Kiif
ti u as Vi
congressional.
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ref nn
Hat-
iSafl
fw* i- iv R<«<
* as-u*r a mce<* * * lit
tk« DtQrtet <4 ( oitKhca
riftitaiivmftt'aj.! afffrc
■aiiam ■ > of /
a Ttnco pmat* er
a 't** iHt'ritt
•ear TI* Smate hr«
W U H aM bawl U1
* !• aad mmm txxr.mi
ifftctewl lib# H'-'cr
Prk.i-*r. MasW. rb
liac tt
i e* at.ge
<oantie* lo
a Territorr
•orary as a
next oar
\ ertam ibcut is iox means that yon
Pf" ^ ahcri r U> t<- Wset b> swindlers.
, A < ' « ; that ,b'"
\h*T«rt>w ndpro(lu(*fvfr> -"^aor: y be a -r. eit ier i. ,.,
to MrlT. to ti* as Sailer F Try his forcpc.
in'TMor To dream oI a flock of cranes n.ea„
ur %a:" ■■ ■• IA
*& a d a
it (iuriMUt im-
itf* wa* aot
H.',#
.< rf-j
kit Ifee
Frank
trax.-^T ■
to V
Ti.f am
.'.at is near
jea. Salxer is the '.STgett sro**.- ti •/•.i.- :.■.<• "
Tegt;abl<s. firm fe<d . trasses, eleven. bnr|-iir^
potatoes, etc. - |
If jam will «! «hl Oit mcd • •■><! Todrea
to the John A. Siller Sef-d Co.. Ua that you
rro;*e. Wis.. *ith 10e postage, you will
if sample packaee o! Early Bird Rao-
ireadT in 1« days> and their great
ciulocue. CaUlofue alone 5c postage.
be attacked Ly
f eatir-ir onions si(fnl£es
lo t-.^uver a hidden treas-
*\E.
i;. the
ranks
To dream
the a'.r fore!
the
Bnrfo
Uam
UeW
f bird* flying throuph
des a journey or Toyagc.
of cutting yor.r fnt'er
viU shortly hate a law-
had i
far innli
ttf / v t-f rblit] uq U# du
xxMkry V> ht
• <ltH<nMki <># !k btinj <A
SXK H-J.'-t ft* Ukg ** t&{(
il (iebiv- ft** qmitm *-ir
Uftt iorfii reiifiuait wl rL
k«. co« t:-a d i**
bat lkeaiEmi4iEii
for fltlrr pr
mr adimt tW Vox. t W«
*, tlir tiofj* ud Mi-
> corni
McAl
W!
pnvi
rsawtiop
who hoid
the coun-
lt bv the
•%r w*r
r«b. v n*
tioft bsQ oc: up
ixl
•d itUatiw ta ti*
A t--i* tj * 'j <c tk ojo'ioa t > < o?
tkckpfr«f<r " '« #< r wtlintc (iitnuble
fC:ta*io * TW (p^aluv aBacrUQ^-j rote.
I*J".ink, lit ujri It «i- the t/>I <W«.: w-
iatXjM b> tlw rvi cntj. aad vu wi'.t
rt* on "t**- DncorrttK Stxt>-
Rc^cUira&> voted tb
kJ iinaifM, lipoMifii, of Obif .
sc/iod to neouidt; The aut or. tm
tanM I* Jm •«. M?. lro*«Mor mov^i U r> •
rvicait 11* bill vid urfrartM« to rc-rusiibo
ikf bdJ ax>4 report ca tht bdiri>Ktt caier
tbr kc«l of duntiw. After <k-
>«< toe aolkifl; *11 ranid witbou: dt tuha.
Aa eifsiaf m#moo vtr held to discta« tbe Seai-
tte filter ♦ ubttitote for U Hou^e bc«i bill.
Ur Taibrrt. Dwwxril. of &cutb Carohaa. :i
TefJjtsx to tbe taoct* of Mr. lV*r-«o. Rb; .' >
of Jbtfafiu**!*.' to recard to eeeettio-...
Maad tba. the Hootb bad not b?ri ; tlm-j
iaodv ^Qid do mi ijin aiol ht wa-
il of arbac be did in tLe war. ~Wbea b^il
kow mnm <fTM> L*§ aid narhtl.. 1
ro -f ' mm* Mr. Poars^i' laftiiii- *b.< "i;
«<U br^ak I'iom ia S>atb t arofiaa.
Feb 4 -Senator Sherman pre^ent^d r For-
aker credential- to -oecNd Senator Brice,
MarcL 4. 1 •&. and the Senate pa«*ed a r«*olt*
«M«i raJliui? f« r ri^raiie-l statements raoo nuaf
tke bond bilk Mr. (/ita> brought up the wo-
!ou<« to recommit the tariff «i)rer hilL H' of-
fer*«l an ameii'lmeat modifyiCMT *>'a orunnal
weulnt « n to that instead of initruciii^ the
eonmittee to report hock separate bills, the
■*«nir -aa rvferrwl bark **f« r further conrad-
eration.'* At Mr t^ua) on*que t the r*-rolation
w*-nt orer u:.t l Mt^iar Mr. Tarpif tbc-n ad-
drv-ooed the Booata in favor of the election ot
L otted Stafat Senators by popular rote. At J
o'clock tbc r^xJution to di«tribtit< the appro-
IciatNn btlUatnonf tbe tanoi - Senate com-
mittee* wai tak<-o up and Mr Alliooa H- puh-
lican. of Iowa. addr'---*> i the >-nate in op(>roi-
taon to the prop<*ed rhan**- Witl oat acting
d(ma tbs re*«>lnt:on. the y-oale adioartwd at
4 p. n>
The Senate fre foinajr*1 rubftitute for Hou
V<po-l bill wa# debate hour* in tb Hoo<«
and for thr*«* hour* at the nifAt Tbe
*i ecbet •< far have Ijeen tame and d*/. Mr.
kirk pat rick. Republican, of Kan a . *aid he
would Tote acaiewt Iwtb tt e motion to concur
and that to non-concur
Feb i Hon* bt-caro** in* olrpd in a coatrorer y
oter the 1m* word- of Mr Talbot of South
Carolina in defenoeof «ece«*ion Mr Barrett
of Ma*«arhu «'tt-. who va^ to ca„'< r to haTe
Amht^ador Rarard c*n*ur>d a few week*
i rjo. interpr^t#^! the utteranre< a- treason-
able and had th? word taken down He
th^n offered a revolution vf ceosurr. \ft*-r
awrungle and «ocne ezpla-aatf r>a, Mr. Dalzell
of iVcniflratiia m< rel to r;f«*r the Ba r*-t
rveolntioa to the committee « n judi.-iarr. Tbi*
wa- carried l*y a vote of IVI to 41. Ttis* i* un
rien to nl to mer.n that no oo^tca w.ll ! • tak- a
uf the matter. Mr Ownt of Kentucky vaathr
only Democrat who voted afaia<>t the uiotion.
Tbe stiver <h bate wa.« thea continued afternoon
and evr-niuc- Bmderick of Kan. a* poke in
tnppjft of tbe ornate free eilrer *ufct itutes.
ris«- tir«t hour in the Senate ««i> eootan — 1 it
t tie electicm of Mr. Frye Main**, R -puhh?an,
• • pr>---ident pro tem of the Senate. Tbe elec
tion waa unanimous Mr. UTolcoft. itepahlicaa.
<'olorado, -?cttrel the pHttco of a bill o|^ mn«
the forest rewrration* of Colorado f««r the
)««cati:iff of tniniaa claim?-. Mr Ulen of
Ni<4)ratka then addr-soed th* >mt« on
the peculation known ao th) Davis ro-
tation. relative to the Mcaro? doctrine.
He contended that the Monroe do-trine waa
one of national o-df-pre^ rvation. an I that if
the inraaioi of the S< uth American repabl)C> .
by lire®^ Britain wil! endanger th welfare or j
mena-e the safety of thi* tiovernm- t in *ny i
way. wi thould r.'wn! th*- ct ou with all tlie
strenfftb and re* oar -op of a mighty a at ;ot
By a vote «>f 4* to & Doboi ' reoolutioo to (11
vide up the work of the Apprc priationo coin
mittee wa* refem-1 to the Commitre <« Bul
to report lierember next Seaat) then ad
jourued till Monday.
Feb. 8.—When the Hotase opened at the
l ji-'lativ - day of yesterday continocil. as the
Hou!-'- had be-n in recess over aifhv ^fr. Cor-
J*s«. Republican, at Michiiran and Mr. Boatn<*r,
Democrat, of Louisiana, spok*- in favor of U' n-
carrence in the Senate bond -ub tit ite. <nd Mr.
Miln^r, R-publicati. of Michigan.and Mr. Hart-
left. Demo• rat, of (teoriria. in favor of con*
eorrence. Mr Towae. Repub lean, of Mm-
^wctti illu«trated bis remark- with
rharte. Twice tbe Hoti«e gave him an
extension of time and his remarks
arou«ed irreat enthusiasm amoug the
silver forcea. Hit charts show *d the appre.-ia-
tion of iruld. a nd the fall off of prices. One
chart upon which he laid -p^cial stress dem-
onstrated, be paid, that tbe fall in the price of
silver since 1&73 was not dne to th - ov rpr* du<-
tion of silver. Mr. fowne closed with the de-
claration that the Republican port,- mmt
define its program and do ••omethmff for the
restor#t ion of silver. The U nited ^tate cc uld
unite with France aud Germany if Knf land re*
fu-ed
Kbodet to Itetnrn to Afriia.
Ix>M>oN, Feb. 8.—An editorial in the
Time* says: "We are enabled to make
the important announcement that ar-
rangements concerning the affairs of
the Chartered South Afiica Company
have been provisionally settled. Hon.
Cecil Rhodes will return immediately
and take up his residence in Rhodsia.
Further details of the settlement are
unobtainable at present"
William llcridy Coavlete*!.
Norton, Kan.. Feb. 8.—To-day the
jury returned a verdict of murder in
the second degree a^rain-t William K.
Hcddy. charged with killing William
Albert Applepate. November h last.
The men quarreled three or four
years ajro over Applegate's attentions
to Heddy's wife.
Trifling With Affections ( ostljr.
MKTBOPOU8, 111.. Feb 10.—The jury
in the breach of promise case of I>ora
Tindall vs. Tyra S. Vickers, after lie-
iug ont fifteen hours returned a ver-
dict in favor of Milt Tindall for flV
100 damages.
a?o
L T.
. bv
He 1
dtizen of
t his home
grain* of
I'll a no
and he
te whit
lied.
Isaac Ha
Dougherty
Wfdaesiiaj
morphine.
•*1 want to «;ie.~ s
senator Jones of Arkan«wts. report-
ed favorably the bills granting right
of way to the 1 ort Smith At Western
and to the Arkansas A « fsartaw road-
thToujrb the Indian Territor>*.
J S. Work, and oid < k ahoina Kaom-
#r. is in jail at Rungate for agitating
in favor of allotment. This is not in
Kussia. but in America, the land of
the free and the home of the '"brave."*
Walter Barnett has been arrested
by aheriff I-ake on a charge of robbing
a jewelry store at Cambridge. Neb.
Young liarnett was visiting his moth-
er. Mrs. Susanna Hiidebrand. near
I^ela, when the officers nabb*-d him
Tuesday.
The latest report is to the effect
that Bas«. I'oe. who w ith his gang held
high carnival in the Cfiiekasaw nation
j for years surrendered Tuesday. Poe
is the last member of the notorious
Huding gang which had no equal for
daring deeds.
Mr. Peterson of < anadian county is
now ont in an interview in which he
says that if the Wichita mountains
tvere opened to settlement today there
would be another Cripple < reek there
inside of three weeks. *
M.. . an
■d for
lly to kno
ont an in;
m going c
greatest Inci
A drc-a m of I ■ rg at a fair meacs
von will soon be swindled by a pre-
tended friend.
To dream of picture cards indi rates
tliat yon will be married to a wealthy
Unanimous
Choice
The New York Morning Jour-
nal recently offered ;en leading
makes of bicycles as prizes in a
guessing contest,giving the win-
. J. . j. ners free choice of anyone of
the ten machines. The result was
ALL of the ten winners selected
Pie 5 vous
ar' so *eak;
Nervous Dyspepsia
pure blood
i on refuse instead of tin
pth awl vigor. Opiate and
ply deaden and
V- ■ tka
e remedy for all nen ous troui
ty was arraitrr
manded iond!\
had not got ot
vent him from
While ti
history i«
congress t
themselre
Nations g<
Those Oklahoma
to the ovation *
had their guns 1
days to give him a
reception them««elv
zv.
Flym
if the (
a prov
loma '-up:
i that all
lobby in
in Washington assuring
t the Indians can govern
the murder> in the Five
>n.
nen who objected
ven H;.ll Doolin,
aded these many
different kind of
there t
must concur in reversing a jnogmen*
of a low er court.
* ffi*.-ers arrestee! six meu l«ers of a
gang of horse and cattle thieves in tbe
Hat Ir« n country Thursday. Ten
others got away. This gang has "i-een
terrorizing the farmer> along the line
of the fKage and Creek Indian nation-
I for a year. Hundreds of hordes and
<-attle have been stolen.
Hood's
♦Sarsaparilla «■
IstheOBeTraeBJoodPorUer. A!ldr::?; «1.
„ ., eore IJrer IBs; easy to
HOOd S PlIlS u.-. -a.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
w.* l. douclas
s3. shoe BE worldTHE
:. :-a j-sy -. %f> i : -
3
Columbia
Bicycles
Me
>Okl
There was a vhcm< on not ye •> « -ng
ago to take the allotments of tne
Cheyennes and Arapahoes away from
thein and colonize them all down in
the Comanche country.
Near Wewoka. I T. Flenri and Fran-
cois Mounts. French brothers, nearly
TO years old. who lived together, have
l>een found dead. The bodies were ?
terribly mutilated. Thev had been .
dead noarlv a ',,ek -vera' travel- ^retary of Agncnltnre Mor on s or
ine peddlers .-.r, .„tpected. Robber i ^er chan?«Lg the qnarantme line and
is Suppose.! to hav,- . „.ed the crime 1 <nU>ng out all o «tlahom;.and lex-
as. It is claimed that tne change has
It wa- a colored preacher at r,«ljrate i raanv thousands of dollars lo-.-
ivho said to his flock. "We have a to oklahoma cattle raisers
; collection to make this morning
Dallas Thorna- has obtaineil
vorce in Noble eonnty from his
Nina Thomas. Thomas swore th
wife married him at 1 nionville.
a train-* his will. September
and that he immediately cairn
homa ant! >ne«l for a divorce.
on^ternation among cattlemen h
lieen caused bv the announcement
fault
and
chel
pr for
A dispatch from St. Jose pi
noanres the killing of Dick Stumj
former well-known resident of *
homa. The shooting was the rt
of some ^rouble between stumpf
one W. A. Kellat ar. w ho was in
with Stump's half sister, K;
Fleming.
Prospects are looking brigli
Joe C. Miller of Kay county, who i
btill umier arrest at New Orleans
charged with circulating counterfei
money. As time mellows the public-
sentiment, a different statement of af-
fairs coming to the front than wa-
it tirst reported.
Dr. A. L. Huggins of Payne count\
has beer, arrested, charged tfith as-
sault with intent to kill. I>. Huggins
and another physician were playing a
gstne of billiards and quarreled and
Huggins knocked down the other doc-
tor. whose name is Jones, with a hil- j
l ard cue. Ih Jones ii lying at tin*
point of death.
The government surveyors now at
work re-establishing the boundary
lines of the various Indiau reserva-
tions in the Indian territory, are now
in the Cherokee country and are mak-
ing a change m the line along the
western border. The new line runs
about three miles cast of the old one
nnd it is reported the northern boun-
dary will be moved a mile or more
further north. If this is done it will
place Chetopa ami Coffey title in the
Cherokee country and it is probable
some trouble will result.
The months of February and March
are dreaded to a greater extent by Ok-
lahoma stmkmen than any other peri-
od of the year. as the piercing winds
generally prevalent during that time
• ause the cattle to wltlk ince--antly
which greatly increases their strength.
This season, however, the cow men
arc in good shape to offset t ie. bad
weather as thev have an abundance
of roughness to fee them through. 1'p
to date weather has been vert favor-
able to those holding in pastures, but
j should the winds of next month blow
from the north line riders should es-
pecially wateh the south fences.—Live
Stock Inspector.
The expense of the Wash Phillips
murder trial will probably he -a«i«iled
onto Oklahoma, that is the 1'nited
state*.
and
for glory of heben. whichever of you
stole Mr. Jones* turkeys don't put any-
thing on the plate." One who was
there -ays: -livery blessed nigger
in the church came down wid de
rocks.*"
The following are names of a jury.
that recently tried a .-as.- in the' In- charged failure t
dian Territory-: George Poo*- Hoy. Big
Rain in-the Face. Samuel White Tur-
key. William Hat Catcher. John Walk-
in stick. Frisky Squirrel. Henry Corn-
sta k. Joseph Four-shot. L W. six-
killer. Heap Sulky-Bear and William
Croweat Corn One < >oose. We'll bet
One isoose hung the jury.
The deffency bill contains an item
of interest to the Territory. It is
$*210,0oo to pav judges, marshals, at-
torney s and • ommissiontrs. so far
this year the Territory has received
j 8700,000 for the judicial machinery.
! The total will lie more than a million
| of dollars. That will be regarded by
congress as a valac argument, and it
will be one hard to controvert.
> be the coming crop
and >hould rece. e
y our farmers in the
• in the past. A sum-
erop marketed in one
iounty so far shows
'.♦.'.no pounds, which
the coffers of the
And • ' hird of the
Mrs. Ida E. Maillefert of New York
and Brooklin has been granted a di-
vorce in Noble county. Her ex-hu.-band
is Arthur B. Maillefert. an insurance
Agent of New York City. Mrs.
Maillefert was Miss Baring of Brook-
lyn. and was married *>n She
upport. and
given the
dren.
The Journal ac-
cordingly bought
we *hat a rood you can buy for W „ ten ColumHaS.
over 100 styles and widths, p^y^g $100 each
loxtirrss. button for them, without
snd LACE, made in all j .. «
kinds of t ^ best selected i OlSCOUTlt OT TCD^tC*
leather bv skilled work-
men . W o
make and
sell more
S3 Shoes
. than anj
other
manufacturer In the world.
None frer. jine dales '.jr.* 3id
f rice i« sU&ped oa t.v oottotu.
A«k vo^r c*i>- S5.
• 4 #3.-"in. |2JiO,
S.'.^o, %t inc ei.73 :bot .
TAKE KD SUSSTlTUTE If yoardeal-r
tir.r.ct ®upp!y \r.j. scad to t'ac-
tory.enck^trr price ani s- cent>
lopaycarruge. State kind, style
of toe (cap - r plain . sue arid
sridth. Our C ustscn Dept. will till
pur o—icr. Send for new lliuv-
Lriled Caulopi* to box K.
W. L. DOUCLAS, Brockton. Mass.
'.2 - fer
On even terms -*
few will choose a
bicycle other than the Columbia
, STANDARD OF THE WORLD
Unequalled, L'r.approichea.
Beautiful Art Catalogue of Columbia and Hart-
by mail from tu for two a-cex:t
lojrui
! fcrd Bicycles is free if >
, bia a^er.t
I starr.pt.
1 call upon any CoJurr.-
?«Irs. Frank A.
the mayor of Tre
drawn herdefens
begun by her hu
Mogowan ha^ in;
his wife and her
willing that she s«-eu
Magowan says she %
the palatial mansion
1 y erectetl on her owi
adjoins her present 1
1 was formerly occnpi<
: whom Mrs. Magowat
pond en t
suc<i his
cowan a*
e a settlement
-hildren and *
of
Ffep^lc w.tlobbis,
feuEldlUMl \\ i.slil n-ton. D. < •
^Ticcess'u:,y Prosecutos C^hjg.
JjTtialaii *ar, IjanijutLcaU^c «.a
an VII fi I llornhine Hnl Bred in 1C
0PlulRr2Od*
POPE MANUFACTURING CO.
Factories and General Offices, Hartford- Corn.
® Branch Stores ar.d Afenciea in almost eve^y
city and town. If Columbias are r.ot prepe: y
WHmcted in your vicinity let us know.
PARKER'S I
HAIR BALSAM
Otr**t end be*nuf.« tbe ttsir. I
PromctH a loiuisit I
Hever rails to Bestcre Gray I
Hair to its Youthful Color. I
Cwrt f P c S h :r I
Sr.udJlODM D.-aflp«ca
.. " - r ft r.. L-::
m tune. So d tr drusetsts.
for men No Inactions.
- ets.#Checks at once.
% Seat Sealed oa receipt of ti .or-.
Haathox.sk Cseiccai. Co., Philadelphia Fa.
Sent cut t«
.ted
•bare*. No eiperirt>s
quirec- I'iw:
sweet pctstoest
Vr «■■■&«■ ihuret. No ca
vifc
>p« - v which
TI "> honsa
Mrs. Barnes,
it--. a> eorres-
suit. Kara?!
ug Ma*
4-
44-
1 1 1 11 1 1
4-i
4—
——
rTTTtttr
,4-
. 1 1
■ ri 1 M 1 1
1 otton seems t
for Oklahoma,
more attention Y
future than it ha
mary of the 1
town in I>jgan
2,318 bales or 1,1
has brought int<
owners $S*L9,'.">.
crop is vet to be ?
John W. Bobb
known in Kansas
Louis, has obtain
county from his v
Bobb was riaarriet
to New (Mear
>!
f
ago Mr
d a divorc
ife. Anna
in Kan sat
titv
s. Robb
with Robl
Kan
Chicago a
has not li€
for diyorc
lan well
a and St.
in Noble
a. Robb.
( ity Qeto-
on a trip
ix>r, IS'j:.
at home
Decern
staying
who now lives in
■ mc and went to
er returned. Robb
since. The ground
idonmcnt.
A ha f-bree nf
the Rev. Dr May
okee nation, has
ored residents of Washington
with extravagant tales of t
ised land. He has V
churches with th
lectures, pocketing several
dollars of mission money an
retending to be
f of the Cher-
aping the col-
li burbs
protu-
At the o
country thr
A. N. Hartzell. a v.octhy young
man couple settled on a claim.
they have raised crop- and babie;
manner calculated to break all
ious records. The first addition
Hartzell family came in the form
bright little girl, whom the p:
christened J«iia Pearl. A year and a
later triplets gladdened the
ioId. The names of Faith. Hope
aritv were bestowed upon the
ots. and Mr. Hartzell* enp of
happiness and all the cradles in the
neighborhood were filled to overflow-
ing. But the old quotation. "To him
that bath much shall be given." also
anpliestothe liartzell fanj •>. and a
few days ago two more bright girl iia-
bies took up their abode at the Hart-
zell mansion, and Alpha and Omega
were decided upon as proper na
them. Six daughters in thr* •
a record of
FIELD AND HOC FENCE WIRE.
2<3 88 43, go. or 5S eb«t hi |h. Quai • manahfp the beau
Nothing 00 n-...-- ' mipare with ;t. V.'r.te for full infomtaUon,
TTVTOH FENCE COMPANY, DE KALB, ILL.
alf
little
and 'rs.
horrb^trmers1 snmiT for joy:
-•< sir t-rtafEiocshsj yield* 4lo6t
: -r c'.iae, br cwicr our Eitn Grwi
lifetiai for k rtxA atart of
a rcu«;nj mp ia Julj
an v
• fo
nuld
;
D1C« pfH.Vlf C5He:nc
i:IC.:' l! st-arts ^ r* te - t-: si -. t
kaTf rrtM** wi:?h. if s * n in Ay-. w*:li prt : - 1
Ursss C , 2 < su j • .-
WE PAY S4C0 IN COLD PRIZES
Oa Osr? Ttr'tr i-.i J . .. • -. « <.- si.f StmtUm
i m 1ST kuiteh: t-t s*t: - s r-. 1 - a fat tha: ia aed win fiik
r us-^d Barlsj. Oats, Ciia aa i Pctat«tf w rsvc*«tMaiae lira :\v(trt tks iaravst
*«rt of la-m **4$ ia th« war i Oa- m^i froive u editor oftb- Rural £ w
i -rk«rsars-«al*r «FarlTW -<t, c J , s4 far ns 7-^S VaaheSi «r acts, i.'a
<a: 1.if" " . .1 - f. * • . « % . c nlj f 1 .:<) f<r i-arr*i.
EARLIEST VECETABLES IM THE WORLD.
apblat ca
r a .:- Qua .
Sr' a4" 3 e?nj. fas 7; :a« OaicaS*. -
f1 *■ 10 rkf* Fl«v'r Seeds.
ilarktt Uar4eB«r t Lot,
proud.
-ytbiag a; La:i nan rr.sM
*
Pkaie Cut the Following Cut and Send It
MiLf Ia cf the Pumpkin T«
W N
Withi: etats !* staaafS a4 pt car l f catt'.«fu
WaurBM.sn aeaaat 3: Ca:a *a<a.ccc 5<. j r.af*.
wding
ndance on his r
veral hundred
making
lo a
A dispati \
Dennis Flyn
donate Fort
reservation
for an institution to be kt
< ik lahoma S« Mier> hon
A Kay county paper says
er we are having now mean
ie weath-
hundredi
f thousands of dollars to this country.
tiive us mud knee deep; we «-an stand
it. as it means whea* four feet h igh
next spring.
The thirty member* of the Oklaho-
ma Commercial club were the guests
of the Kansas t ity commercial club e^°Pe with her youn
and were entertained by the latfer at
iis elnb nwm\ They are making a
prulitabie and triu i.phant trip east.
i' a fu the « l.evrnneand Arap-
I . 1 • inir great pro-
profitable proffers of marriage
number of widows. He made
lavish promise* of buffalo robes and
blankets to be -'•nt when he should
return home He also had about -0.-
000 mustang*, wliieh he wished to get
rid of for the paltry sum of $15 each
He demanded caali in payment for , P^k.io ami as
each mustang in advance. When the
real Chief and the pretender were
brought face tplace tiie career of th*
impostor was over, f 4 ^
Jennie Ashbrook of I/ogan county,
trick to get on the outside of her mor-
tal coils the other night by using poi- given for the ap)>eran
son because a railroad hrak -mau nam- wanted for complicity
ed Raiph Higgins had been untrue t< affair. One bond was
from Washing: :i
has introduced a b
Supply, an abando
1 Oklahoma, to be
>wn as
'. He
introduced a bill providing that all
soldiers aud sailors who served for not,
less than ninety days during the war
of the rchetlion. who hav« exhausted
their homestead right- nmn-r vesting
laws, snail be enti*. -"1 to \x,.> • ai- 4
dditional home* |
stead, provided, a* the same t-rfif the
pers^m who is the owner of 160 tores 1
of land shall be entitled to make a
homestead entry.
Co inty Attorney Brown *>i t s aho*
ma county ha* forwarded th* bond* ;
f Bill Carr ,
lue < iiristian •
flO,OUO and i
her.
The Shawneetown girl who stole
out over her mother's sleeping form to
man. ;s a flIfl
worth having. If she could do that,
she ought to be able to get out and
kindle the tire and get breakfast with-
out waking her sleeping husband.
Raining Dew. who recently commit-
ted suicide, was the eldest nife of the
lams-rted left n*rd ><.naw.
the other for 15.000.
trv to -tick t .e bond
I 1
He
prop*
> a to
er
The Choctaw
from th Me AI
material in their new
Oklahoma
County Attorney Br«
ma county, will make
sti k thi bocdsmen «.
Carr *aa'x*^l.
for the
through |
Oklaho* '
'■rnpt to '
Hill
9HN A.5ALZER SEED Co, LA CROSSE. WIS
YOU
Put Your
Foot In It
shen you buy inferior soap
instead of the genuine
Clairette Soap.
The favorite of every woman -who ever used it
either in the laundry or for all around the house
deaning. Sold everywhere. Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, ST. LOUIS.
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Hensley, Frank. The Enid Democrat. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 15, 1896, newspaper, February 15, 1896; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc157034/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.