Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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NOBLE COUNTY SENTINEL;
Official Paper of Perry.
MOTTO-—"All Just Governments Derive Their Power From the Consent of the Governed. "—Thomas Jefferson.
VOL. 3. NO. 8.
PERRY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1895.
$1.08 KlYttl.
Between Our prices and what you have to
pay for the same goods elsewhere. . .
WHY?
Because we are going out of business and are disposing of
our entire stock of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOEs,
HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS AND
CLOTHING
^.ct"u.sul T7vr2n.olesecle Cost.
From Mow Until December 1st, + +
Your choice of any odd pair of pants in the
Houre, regardless of previous cost or value,
It cost nothing to examine goods anil get prices.
miller 110 obligations to purchase.
If you are not Satisfied you are
THE FAMOUS,
South Sicio Square Opposite Court House.
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CITY OFFICERS.
Major ;. r.
City Clerk
Police Judge... .
Treasurer
Attorney
Assessor
City Surveyor
Cheif Marshal —
A. C. Holland
J. T. Noble
E. P. Curry
.T.T. Richardson, Jr.
W. M. Howie*
C.I. Limbocker
V... ......J. M. Taylor
couhcimkn.
First Ward ...Geo. Levy; Jno. Dulany
Second Ward J. T. Morris; L. K Harnett
Third Ward K. F. Moyer: Win. c:. Monroe
Fourth Ward M. Hurt*; J. I). Anderson
Fifth Ward E. H. Mentx; T. 1). Thompson
Sixth Ward A. M. Petite ; A. L. McKillen
Scveuth Ward ..Alley ; Johnson
I.AND OFrICE OFFICIALS.
Lewis Davis
J. II. Kill#
TOWN SITE BOBAD.
Chairman Timothy Mt-CJrath
Sec'y and Dlsp. Apt Amos B. Fltts,
Fred . Bailey.
postoffice.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Harmony Lodge No. 100, Knights of Columbia,
Perry, C). T., meet*every Saturday evening at s
c/clock p. m., at the IOOf hall on 1) street, he
fsreen #th and 7th. Applications for members is
solicited. Visitors are always welcome.
Chan. v. MoDonougb,
Ed M, C bine, Commander.
Recorder.
t\ B. C. and J. of A. Local Union (104 ni
every Monday evening at 7.80. Barringer Hall,
north side of square. Visiting brothels invited.
ii. Oliver, W. Vandebpooi.,
President. Secretary.
Cherokee Lodge No. 14 I. (>. <>. F., Perry, okla
•boma, meets every Thursday evening at 1 :W p.m
on I) Street between Uth and 7th. . isitor^- are
alwaya welcome. J. W. Quick, Noble Uraud
C.C. Palmbb. Secretary.
ANOTHER STORM.
Tuesday's Election Won by
the Republicans.
AN OFF YEAR SURE
New York, Ohio, Maryland, Ken-
tucky, Iowa, New Jersoy anil
Massachusetts Captured l>y
tlie Republicans—Virgin-
ia and Mississippi
Still Democratic.
Eastern Star, Perry chapter I'. D . meets regu
larly on the second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month at bull on D street. Visitors cordially
'nvited 1>. c. E. Tat lob.
1m * a J. Mobbih. Secretary.
W. M.
Perry Lodge No 15, A. F. & A. M. holds its slated
communication at hall on I) Street, lat and .Id
Wednesdays in each month. All Masons are n>r
dially invited to attend. R. E. Baobv, W. M
D. C. K. Taylor, Sec'y.
13E PARTISAN.
Democratic column on the Leglsla- * n ...
, rphc gweeping Uepublican victory in
ti ye ticket. the late election brings more forcibly
Utah in her tirst election adopts the to mind the necessity of close organi-
new constitution and will probably zatlon and a tlrm and and determined
elect Cain, deni., governor by a small stand for party and party candidates
within the Democratic ranks. It i*
majority, the Republicans capturing thoroul[hly demonstrated that party
the remainder f f the ticket, including success must he gained through
Congressmen. . strictly partisan measures. Ultra
partisan ism Is what kept the Repub-
And the next day it rained.
This is an orr year-for Democrats.
Returns indicate that the Republi-
cans captured nearly everything
sight.
In Iowa returns show Republican
gains over two years ago to be twenty-
four to a precinct, which would give
the slate to the It' publicans by 80,000.
Kansas elected Martin fur supreme
judge by un average majority.
Down in Kentucky everything indi-
dicates that Uradly, rep., will have
about 0,000 majority.
Mississippi gives an < Id-time Demo-
cratic majority of 40,000.
Massachus :tts returns Governor
Grecnhalge by a plurality of 65,000.
In Maryland a tidal wave occured
and the Democratic ticket is appar-
ently under a flood of 0,000 and up-
ward.
Nebraska polled a small vote, the
j slay-at-home-vote liuln: very large,
hence t lie Republicans also carry thai
state.
In New Jersey both sides claim the
election, but un unlooked-for slump
Frlendchlp A.wnilily Nn. tom. K. nf i„ moot, j on both sides for the Assemblymen
rrry NatnnUy liitfht nt 7:.* In K. of I'. hull on , i vt I .. In
' ■ ' leaves the Legislative coinplextion In
And now Mr. Cleveland produce a
remedy.
Hurrah for New York City, Chicago
and Wichita.
Germanism in Maryland gave the
state lo the Republicans.
Let the Democrats of Noble county
get together and organize leagues in
every township.
Hardin's mouth and Democratic
traitors Is what beat the Democratic
ticket in Old Ken tuck.
Poor Perry Is about busted. They
haven't got a bank any more; nothing
left but the echo of a busted boom.
D Is true that Perry has water works,
electric lights, a court house, three
brick school houses and many other
things that Knld has not, but thanks
totlie common sense of our citizens,
Knld trotted slowly and we are get-
ting along nicely with no breakers
ahead. Enid Is a Bret-class place for
the Investment of capital Just, now, j 7 "'TI" j" ''
as she has not t>een crowded with , 1J " ltl wpiianiy
debt—Knld Wave. i Tlie company provided
"lie who laughs last laughs best.'
Republicans are having their lau^li ynur constituents, loyal t
now, hut Democrats will grin in 1891!
Perry Lodge No. 1H. A. O. V W., meets nr-t
and third Tuesday evenings of each month ni .: i"
p. m. in (ilobe building, west side of public
square. Perry, O. T.. Workmen In food stand
lug from other lodges cordially Invited to attend.
E. E. CilBBENS, M. W.
W. C'. MoCune, Recorder.
licau party in power for many years,
When a Republican once gets hold of
an office he uses every possible means
to fan the flames of partisanism it)
his own ranks both by his influence
and the distribution of the patronage
that falls from his official table. He
has ever written on his banner the
motto that, "no Democrat need ap-
ply." If lie does not believe in that
motto, lie stands no show of getting
into office. lie makes his light in the
nominating convention, and if whip-
ped, lays down and takes his medicine
on the dayof election by voting tin
straight Uepublican tieket.
Democrats must do thesame if they
hope to succeed. When Democrats
get into power they must favor Dem-
ocrats who helped put them there by
their work and votes. Be honest to
the people
and partisan to your party. Let no
Uepublican have a crumbon whi.h to
fatten and afterwardssmlte tlie hand
that fed him. We mean this in a
political sense and not from a per-
sonal standpoint. When Democrats
are in power, let Democrats have tin*
emoluments, for when llepubUcaus
are in power, Republicans are sure to
get the spoils, lie strictly partisan
Is the only way to perpetuate the
grand principles of Democracy.
TIIE SANTA FE R. R.
While extending thanks to those
who contributed to the success of the
(lalveston excursion, the editors can*
not say too much in praise of the great
Santa Fe railroad system. It was
through the kindness and uustinted
generosity of that road that it was
possible for them to visit Xt'*as and
of her citizens,
ided two chair cars
A boasted city like Enid, with no' and a sleeping car for the accomoda-
banks, no waterworks, no electric I ! ion °f the newspaper people. We
lights, no school houses, and a poor
prospect, for a railroad station, must
know that there is a prejudice against
railroad corporation and It is not un
frequently the case that thejr care
be in a deplorable condition, Indeed,; BOth whatcver for tho welfare of
and a "first-class place' for a grave- an(J uke no |ntemlt ,Q M|c
yard with a potters Held contingent, I .l(IujM 8uch road9 d;) not dcscrve
while Guno park composed of the (he blI!l|neg9 (lf the public and only
olTalls of the eity and county for- rece|vo their patronage because peo-
nlshes sustenance to the citizens o i p|ft can do 1)cU(,r But thc Sanla
Knld while "investing their capital Ko road ,s (lilTuretlt> that r„ad has
in Hat booms, conceived and inaugu-
rated by Hat schemers and fostered
by Hctitious Esquimaux* whose
knowledge extends no farther than , courn({e every publlc enterprise aiong
the corporate limits of their own ng route, and it has always been the
village. Your "trot, sister Enid, is, friend of the newspapers. Its em
the cause of your failure, and unless p|0yecti jn every depuitment identify
you "put the spurs and use the quirt. t|u,,nst.|vl.s With tho people from
more freely, North Knld may yet ab-| whom l|]e rua(| receives its patronage.
The Santa l'e recognizes that the
ways been under public-spirited,
I broad-guaged, generous-hearted man-
; agemeut. They take interest and en-
There ti but little doubt dow a* lo
what Oklahoma's nest wheat harve*t
wlU be. This Hiatij and Wwtern
Kansas always bring a bounteous yield
of wheat if the ground I* well satur>
ated by fall rains, and when one re-
members that our farmer* bare sown
over an hundred thousand bushels
within a radius of a few mile* of thla
city it means much for Perry. And
our dandy new mill will be able to
get up and dust.
The Pop rote in the state election*
last Tuesday were hardly worth count-
ing. But they still in*i*t they will
"elect" their ticket \neit time." The
great trouble with the Pop* they do
their Toting before the day of election,
and prove to be one of the uo«t favor-
able adjuncts in helping to elect
the Republican ticket.
And now it is once more rumored
that The Perry Time* will iseue a
daily In a few days. In the mean
time the Sbntikbl will not return*
Its daily edition until neit spring,
but will contlne to make its weekly
issue reach all over northern Okla*
horna.
Nothing better could be expected
from Utah, where polygamy and Mor-
monism reigns, than to give a Uepub-
lican victory at her llrst election.
When Democrats learn to stick as
close to their party ami party workers
as do Wie Republicans to theirs, Re-
publican landslides will be few and
far between.
The Guthrie Leader's enterprise in
publishing complete telegraplc bulle-
tins of the election Wednesday morn-1 the east have had their trials and
ing is commendable and classes it in ! found guilty of murder In the llrst de-
lhi) lead of all other daily papers In I gree; the Corbett-Kitllmmons llgln
Oklahoma. Nlblack, you are a dandy. | Hashed In the pan, the licet Ions in
Hie slates are over, and nothing left
Durrani of the west and Holmes of
sorb what little there is left of your
anatomy. Uut as a reminder and for
the exclusive edification of Old Fogy
Enid, we will state that Perry has a]
bank that's a* ml id as the rocks or
Gibraltcr, while our electric llglils
shine as a beacon lo enterprise and
progress. Yes, and our wateiworks
pretecls our magnltlcent business
blocks from the ravages of fire, and
our handsome and imposing brick
school houses are adequate quarters
tor teaching young America "how to
Shoot" and map out the rudiments „f | ""earnest rapping, at our offlco door.
true civilization and advancement
every Saturday night
Seventh street west of Land < me..
Howard Friend, M. w .
W. H. Cadmas, R. S.
Perry Lodge No. 0, K. of P.. meets every Mon-
day night at I. O. O. V. ball, S;U0 p. m. \ Isltlng
Knights cordially invited.
Edgar Watkins, C. i.
W. V. Raymond. I\ I! V
Lane B. Osborn. Thos. Van Husklrk
Yin Buskirk & Osborn.
Lawyers.
Practice iu all the courts and before t*. s Laud
oftlce. Notary public in ofllce. Reference : First
Stale Bank, offices over Wolleson's dry goods
•tore, aoitb lidi ol i%uar«. FKRKY, o. f.
the lower house very much in doubt.
New York gives a plurality for the
Republican state ticket of about 50-
ooo, while Tammany elect* lis Ueket
In New York city by ooo.
Ohio snows C ampbell under by a
plurality of about 75,000, while Penn-
sylvania shows up about 100,000 for
the Republicans.
Virgiula retains its placo In tho
Republicans do their lighting iu the
ennventions and their voting on the
day of election. Democrats do their
voting at the convention and their
lighting on the day of election. Let
us reverse this system and sec It bet-
ter results cannot be reached.
And now conies to our table the
Oklahoma Republican, by James
Kelly, and published at Oklahoma
City, It starts out with a spendld
make-up of editorial and local new
and shows the ear marks of an old
wheel horse at the desk. Jim, you
have our wishes for a successful exist-
ence lo your uew Held.
for the newspapers to write about but
John Sherman's "tale of woe,"
thirty years In Congress.
peuplc's welfare Is their welfare and
j it has helped to build up every com-
munity tributary to it. The news-
papers of Oklahoma have the kindest
feeling for the Sauta Fe road.—K1
Reno 'Jlobc.
One day this week while sad and
dreary, as we wended weak and weary
across the unswept floor; we heard, at
llrst, a gentle tapping, then it became
A ton of ore from the Cleveland
county gold fields will be sent to the
Argentine smelters today to seo what
there Is iu il. The llelds are six miles
northeast of Norman, and the deni-
zens of that town and locality aro
still somewhat excited over the put-
slbllltlCB. Guthrie Leader.
Owing to the Inclemency of the
weather our rooster will not appear
upon the scene ths season, but will
como out, In full plumage next fall,
Coiue In!" we said; while yet we
pondered, and In silence still
wandered what for us could be III
store; then the door knohgently turn-
ing iu he walked—our cheek was hum
ing, as we thought of crimson gore
"Are you the man who does the
writing?" Then we thought there's
signs of lighting, as we looked him
"Sir, we are," we gent
from Perry yesterday and spent the j ly told hliu, and motioned for the
Iiut poor Enid, she has none of these
advantages. Her gait is too slow;
she is living In the back ages—Bfly
years behind this enllghteded age.
'TIs true, pllty 'lis, 'tis true.
AS ATHI.ETIC CI,lit
Hon. "Dick" I'lunkctt came down I o'er and o'er.
day wlih trlends. There Is, perhaps, I boys to hold blm If he tried to beat
no spot ting man In the west as active us sore. "Then you'll give me credit
and as popular a* Plunkett. He is a opposite that little debit of a dollar
great, big, whole-souled fellow, true more. I like your paper and will
to Ills friends and always a lover of take it as long as you strive to make
right and Justice. Dick is arranging us good as It has t een before." We
to organize an athletlc association in Jumped, lie dodged! Thus we missed
the territory with the object of bring-1 him, or wo surely would have kissed
ing here physical culture artists. lie!
Is In receipt of letters from John L. {
Sullivan and if proper guarantees are
him, no matter if the boys did roar.
So seldom treated In this manner, we
Uriceism in Ohio split the Deme
cratic vote and increased the Repub-
lican majorities.
Conservatism will not win lo poll,
tics no tuorc tban hypocrisy will In
religion.
Prohibition in Topeka,
defeated and the Wichita Eagle
laughs.
Wichita went Democratic electing
a Democratic Judge and sheriff.
Prohibition, like Popitm In Kan-
sas, Is lotlng (round.
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Whorton, Lon. Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1895, newspaper, November 7, 1895; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc162031/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.