NOBLE COUNTY SENTINEL.
Official Paper of Perry.
VOL. 4. NO. 8.
Mckinley elected, i
MOTTO—"All Just Governments Derive Their rower from the Consent of'the Governed.'—Thomas Jefferson.
PERRY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1896.
SI,00 PER YEAR.
TIIE
N K V Kit
I lit* Friend of \llie]
l.ll>erl> llitiiitcil.
LABOR COMMITS SUICIDE,
Ami Fastens nn its Brow a Crown
of Thorns For Another Four
Veins—The I (eclaration
of Patrick Ilenry is
Unheederl.
Fellow Democrats!
Fellow Republicans!
Fellow Populists
Fellow Silveritcs!
Fellow Gold Bugs!
•Fellow Anarchists!
Fellow Repudiators!!
Hell has turned loose
Its dogs of war
And captured American
Independence with
British Gold.
A crown of thorns
And a cross of gold
Is the edict of
American lihqrty.
William Jennings Bryan
Will yet live
To cross the Delewaro
As the hero of 't orktown
And Nail to the stall
Of American Freedom
Money of the Constitution
And American Independence
Without waiting for the aid
Or consent of any other
Nation on earth,
Inrli diug Wall St reel
And 11 I.
I.AM'SLIDE Til IT
CAME,
The letter that never came was
not a circumstance to the land-
slide that never catno. The re-
ports that poured into the city
from <! to o'clock Tuesday even-
ing described the greatest landslide
in history. Missouri was doubt-
ful and about to bo surrendered
by the Democrats. Tennessee was
conceded to McKinley, and Texas
was certain to go for him. AH
that was deft to Bryan was Col-
orado and Southern Florida. It
was an overwhelming victory—on
paper.
i'lic haste and absurdity of these
dins were suspicious. Rumors
that the earth was shaking began
to fly >ahout<soon after noon, and
by the time the count of the bal-
lots began the complete annihila-
tion of the Democracy (by bul-
letin) was accomplished. For
some hours the brazen and un-
founded reports continued to pass
current, but then the result was
recognized as very doubtful.
It is impossible to suppose the
early reports are due to a mistake.
They were deliberately prepared
for some purpose or other.
The correct explanation of these
reports can not yet be. determined,
but they may be accounted for in
several nvavs. They may have
Unofficial Vote of Noble County.Nov. -I. 18%.
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43 |05 82
53 155 01
78 88
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.. WE ..
ALWAYS LEAD III LOW PRICES.
to the people of noble county:
Below we submit for y< ur careful consirleriition a list of
prices on Groceries, Meals. Provision*, etc , and urge you to
compare them wilh pi ices charged you by our competitors. Vou will find all goods in our stock fresh; no old or
damaged goods to offer you. hence, do not confound these quotations wilh those offering old, shelf worn or damage,d
goods Our goods are of the Best Standard Brands* bought for cash at lowi st possible prices: therefore wo
can make you prices lower than those who buy on time. We also sell for cash or produce, having no loss fiom bad
accounts, thus enabling us to sell at a very small profit.
IBEKD in PROOF.
"Freight car No. 35,556, left for
Houston, Texas, six months ago.
Not heard from since. Find out
cause."
Now, the State of Texas is large,
and there are hundreds of miles
been started with the simple aim |()f rililroiuls in it) lln(1 it is no easy
of. making money by betting, or
by speculation in stocks and bonds.
The gamblers and speculators had
done their best for the Republi-
cans, and could naturally demand
a chance to get back what they
had spent. What lends color to
this theory is that the speculators
of Wall street sat up all night to
take advantage of the opening of
lite London markets.
The reports may have been put
forth with the hope of political
train. Started early the^ might
have been expected to influence
Who lia~ III aril frnm Texas?
Callahan is elected by about 2,000
majority. 
The Oklahoma legislature will be
safely Democratic.
Silver I)ii k llltind,
elected to Congress.
• if Missotiri. was
GROCERIES.
Sugar, f?raniilatiMl, host. 20 lhs for
Brown, N. O '_'2 lhs for
Vr, No 1, M and.I, p«r pound
No.M and .1, |>er pound
Itrokun .lava, 1I>h
Linn, 1 lit pHi'WanoM, por 11 
A1 itiifklr, 1 in parka^rs. fn*i' ll 
Hulk, a Dandy, per lb
liii'fii. pood quality, per lb
s (illll Powuer, No 1, pel- ll>
No 'J, per lb
I ne t, Hi packagr 1 lb pucka#
Japan uneolorud, No 1. per M 
" no 2, per lb
CANNED COODS.
Toinnto- H, full weight, 4 cans
i'0111, • li -ton, 4 fans
Peas, K June, 4 cans
lloiinc, II t\ ax, 4 ean*
Applet, sell rl. 4 cans
Plums, Kgg, ;i cans
Peaches, very line, 3 cans
•' Pie. 2 cans
Pears, linrlli'tt, 2 eann
Pumpkin, good, 2 cans
(Jrapi s. Muse a! el, per ran
Apricots,« aliforniu, pereau
peaelies. ,1 jiples, etc. per gal
Peaches, lemon cling, per can
Means, Kidney, very flue. 1 cans
Oysters, cove, host. Jlh enn Ir.e,  lib can
fresh II M Counts, per gnl
" " " per quart
per can
DRIED FRUITS.
ftl.no Apricots, evaporated, per lb
1' j u 1 Peaches
Applet*
Nectarines, per Ih
.*>5,. 1 drapes, dried
P„. 1 liaisons, 2 frown, per lb
ij,,. I " a c.iown per lo
; Hlackberrles. dried per lb
Haspberries, dried per lb
Will Callahan and McKinley fuse
on I he free home quest inn?
The Uepuhlicans claimed the t'ni
ted Slates ami half nf Kir ope.
Every Ileniocnt on lite Democratic
ticket was elected except .loe Doyle
matter to penetrate into the wilds
of the Lone Star State and thul a
solitary missing freight car. But ^
the "car-tracer" knows that his ;
services are valuable to the com-1
pany only because he is to accom-
plish something that seems next
door to impossible. He has a free
pass which carries him all over | ■ 
the lines, and he makes a systeinat- The fusion ticket Inst, in Logan
ic scarce of tllf whole Slate of Tex-1 county and tile lleptiblicati lieket
as. On his memorandum lie has I won'   -
notes about several hundred cars The banner county for Flynn is Lo-
scattered all over the United States [ watt. It is also the ltotue of the col-
antl very likely there will be some
it again!
Landslides are all right when
they are honest. When they are
reported with the design ofswind-
.lOM-'.S' LAST \MHiDS.
''1111 ao;>, li.t.., Nov. 6.—Chairman
.times issued tlie f nlowing statement
totiijih:
The result of the Presidential elec-
tion is apparently no longer in doubt
11 lias been one of the closest contests
t hat the people have been called on
lo determine in recent years. We
have claimed the election on our ad-
vices fr nit states that were admitted- ling people and stealing elections
ly In douiit, in which we ktietw that they react on thoso who are un-
1 here had been many frauds, | scrupulous enough to resort to
frnm «hich there were evidences of I 1Rl|l lnelll()(,s j, is impoK8ible
tampering with the returns. ' ■ .
It. seems now   apparent that, «'>e Kcpnblicans will not Itnd their
while Mr. Bryan, after making the
most brilliant campaign in the coun-
try, and having carried most of the
states claimed to be doubtful, bus
not carried enough to assure bis suc-
cess in Lhe electoral college. Bryan
electors have been chosen from all of
i lie states soutii of the Potomac and
Ohio, except West Virginia, and all
those west of the Missouri, except
Cal 1 forn ia a nd'Orego 11.
lie has 1 IK) electoral votes, and this
number may vet be increased by final
returns from states yet in question.
He has not obtained enough votes to
carry the electoral college. Thus this
remarkable campaign closes with tlie
elect ion of McKinley
wavering voters. And under ()tjiei. carfJ t|m( jmve disappeared
cover of these reports of over- U |||(1 S(.l((, Ilt.„|ulIv he
whelming victory the Republican I |llmts t|)psc |||(< ftmj |HokH llrollllj
managers were ready to steal the j „t.ner.t||y in the interest of his
election. 1 raud and bribery have, coni|lany. ]|e will get off at some
been frequent in the campaign. !stnlioll ;vlierea lino of freight cars
Once before the Republicans sue- j [iS switched and will probably find
ceeded in stealing tlie election, ! some work to do, even though bo
Why should'they not hope to do does not find a lost car.—Puilti-
ored man.
delpbiii Times.
An Apple Problem.
Once uion a time there were two
old man who satimthe market early
every morning and sold apples. 10;teli
one had thirty apples, and one of the
old men sold two for one cent, and
the other old man sold three f- r one
cent. In\hai way the first? man got
fifteen cents for his basket ol apples,
rece.it exaggerations as profitable ! while the second old man received ten
The county comini-siotiers of Noble
county now stand one Democrat, one
I'opulUt and one Republican.
You 1111 > i \\ 1st. you itiny trim
The returns as you will—
The smell of Mark's booJIe
Will hang round them still.
K. C. Times
   " " loc size. 8 oans
Prlci'f, BOr size, 1 <
Vt asl Foam, 3 p k k ic h
Dr. lluiisi li's, 'J |iU<-kilgl'H
I.ye, l.i-wis. rans
*• (in-etiwli li. 4 i'.ids
Sardines, Oil, :.«• i-acli, «• ' uiih
Mostanl,cans
Hum. Poin-il, «i r can
Salmon, I IhIi, v! < aiis
Vionnu S:iusa«e, per can
1'otatm'*, Irish, • r Imslii'l
sweet, Knoil, pt-r bushel
Onions, per bushel
Hope, any size, per lb t
<?.ftinli«t. sperm, eaelt
.IHlle, iwo n;til<ni pall, each
J •' fancy ^lans. each
! •• •• lar^e, each
. l'rcsei vi'1, nsHorled, very llne.<|uuiis
' Aiiple llutl-T. Inilk. per Ih
25o OiiQw Chow, quart bottiM
I '.its 11 p. 11 ilili 111 itI Hill loll Jims
• i " " ipuirf bolt leu, Iwo
•j:,c " pint boitk-H, two
Ilorse ltadlsli, t gallon iu«:s
•j;,c pint bottles,for '.'V, 3 for
I'lrkels, sour spleetl, per uiillon
■j-,,- mixed, l our splml In pint bottles
•.Tie " sweet In quart bottles
ir o Musturtf  quart Jarn
toe " pint bottles
1(k- one half pint bottles
am* Hitur Kraut, llelu/.es best per lb, .
toe Vinegar, bent apple, per nul
Moliisses, Iiew ami very tine per ual
i fie Syrup, suuar drip, per ual
••l ro Coal Oil. 4 ual M'". kailon
4oe Iteans, best Navy, s llis for
4ue Starch, l.aundry. ,e per lb. t lbs for
IBo " Corn, - His i.'n. t lbs for
"tie Tooth Flrks, liaril wood, ;  boxes
iifn- Matches, lit st parlor, :i do?, boxei
J&r I stoneware, all kinds per gill
4'ic j Axle (!reuse, Oolden,3lbs
pie | " any kind, per lb
&<•' Lamp Hurners, No •
j " " No 1, H'ic,'i for
•jf.r Urooins. 4 tie, a riaiull ...
•j.v I " i le, a dandy, 3 for
Ifn-1 Lump WM.s. No I and per doz
:,o | ( liiumeys, No I Be, No 3
Ific J Snuff Oarn ln, 1 or., 8 for
loe "*od , any kind > Ibn
4f e ! rearllne, 3 paekages for
I S I Soda and t oopei a per lb
•_\'>o ; Wood pall, two hoops IV, two for.
IriUi pail, twelve ijnarts
I libs, wood, eaeli, ;if e. 45c ami '
" iron encta 4oe, boc and «
Knvelopes, good ones, twenty-Ovc for
Note paper, a Ih, 40 sheets
bejjalnip, 14 lb, M sheets
titndy. stick or mixed, pi rib UK', 3 lbs :
itidd host. Fairbanks, i lb package
Salt, table. 8 lb surki', 3 for
Clot lies plus w ood, per do/.
CrnckerM, soda, xxx two ibs
ov ter, xxx. two lbs
sweet, per lb
tilngor snaps, per lb
Oat m-ul, 41b package 84c. two for
" bulk, per lb
Tobacco, "■ tar, per lb4oc. two Ibs
" Ilorse Shoe, p  rib
ToddV, « for |e, Battle Ax, per lb
Hledg'ea per lb 2:c, I Wee per lb
Drummond Nat. I.enf. per lb
Smoking o >i. per lb 2*>c. two lbs
Dukes' Mixture, per lb
t orn Cake. I lb pas,for
F S, Mb pks, J for
Mercltttiim. Oreenback.
Itose Leaf. Twist, per lb
Blackwell Durham, per lb
Joe
H'ic
loc
SOAP.
White H ti ulan, s bar ilc, is bars for
Sutinelt, a bars 2.V. is bars for
3cakes Molted Milk and set of wpooua for
Hard Water or Alkali, long bam
Ivory Soaii, ti bars for
ti rand l'u v. small, ti burn for
MEAT, LARD, ETC.
Dry Salt Bacon, extra, 30 lbs for
plates, 42 lbs for
Hmoked Bacon, platen. 18 lbs for
81.00
1 o>
I.OJ
. 7c
l.oo
   i Ibs for
iftc Dry Salt Bacoli. in small quantities per lb
. -> • bacon In Hinall quantities per lb tie ami
fie Laid, st rlctl) pure home made per lb
|oe I '• " " " " 20 lbs
loe Mince Meat, bulk and I lb pks per lb
lfie Fish a id Mackernl, per lb s'nc and
loe Flesh Mo .is, Be «f, fork, Veal, Mutton, etc., are
fie sold at the very lowest prices, ranging from 3c
86c to 10c according to the k nd and qut.Lty.
l.oo
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Gov. McKnight.
I'. S. Marshal Grime*..
Chief Justice A. .) Seah.
Secretary E. l\ McCahe.
Attorney-General Morgan.
U. S. i.Ustrict Attorney Speed.
We Carry :i lurgc stock of the Lending Drnmls, viz:
1'IUDKOFPKUKV, 1!. K.. JACK FROST, WICHITA l'ATK^'T, ETC,
Also Second and Third (irailu Flours. Our prices <jn any brand on 100 pounds and tip, is net cost to lis.
Wo iju not charge von one cent on any of them, hence yon may lie benefited by wring us before yon buy.
In conclusion we ask you to look over above prices carefully. Don't distroy tjiis, it is for your benefit as
well as ours, but bring it to tltu store and let us prove to you that wo do just what wo agee to in all things.
We agree to Stand by the Above Prices for Twenty Days,
or from Nov. 1st to Nuv. 20th, 1 K'.lO. Thanking many friends and customers for their very liberal pat-
ronage in the past and hoping by low prices and courteous treatment to merit a continuance of the same,
1 remain truly your friend,
JNO. T. HAYNES.
C Street, south of Court House, Perry, Okla., No.v. I, J.VJti.
methods, and its unique exper-
iences are not w holly without in-
terest to the general public, lie-
fore his services were brought in-
to requisition by tho large rail-
roads the number of cars lost
amounted to considerable in the
The result was brought about ^ ! course of a year, and it was found
•very kind of coercion and intiinida-1
cei.1;; so that together they made
twenty-live cents each (lay. II ui one
day the old apple-man whu^old three
for one cent was too sick to g" to the
market, and he asked his neighbor to
take liK apiilesaiid sell them for him.
This the other man kindly consented
., , ,,1"' an(1 wl '  l,e got I" the market ()f wm](, ))nPi nmlll]uul |ab))r ls heliig
product of 'our modern railroad with the two basket of apples he laid •ieasene(| a)j t,|)e time. England has
as they expected.—K. C. Times.
J'l.MI 1.0SI' I AltS.
Ituilionils Kinploj Men Solely to Trace
anil l.ocute Missing Cars.
The car tracer is an essential
Election returns up to today will be
seen on the Inside of this issue of the
Sentinel. Although the returns
are in'eoinplete, It Is conceded lieynnd
a doubt that MeKinley is elected.
Bryan carried 2;i stales which give
him 210 electoral votes, but official
returns may cut that down to 183
The restoration of free silver will yet
win in 1900.
From the busy and thoughtful brain
some one
THE
HOFFMAN
BAR.^
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to himself, "1 will put all the apples
now in uje the latest milking rait-
t ion on the part or the money power,
including threats or lock outs and
dlsnilsals, and impending starvation;
the employment of by far the largest
campaign fund ever used in this coun-
try, and by the subornation of a large
portion of the American press.
The President-elect and Ills party
are under the pledge to the American
people to continue the gold standard,
and by its operation to restore pros-
perity to this country.
As chief executive, Mr. McKinley
will have the cordial support of the
millions of lhe patriotic Americans
who have cast their votes for William
Jennlng bryan, 'ihey bow to the
majesty or the olllcc, and abide by the
result with uotte ot tlie muttering*
that would have come from tlie mon-
eyed prowers, had it been successful.
They are confident the gold stan-
dard can uot give the promised pros-
perity, but will gladly welcome it if
it comes. They will continue the
great struggle for the uplifting of
humanity, and the malntainance of
the dignity or tu.r country In the es-
tablishment ot lhe American uion-
(.|ury Kvsleni. And the Democratic
, ,rty, aided by Its present iMIies, wil
.,nll'tiplili ihe bimetallic standard
and bear It on lo victory.
James k. Jones,
Chairman of the Democratic National
C'jinffllttcc.
neccesnry to adopt a system to
prevent these repeated losses.
The "car-tracer" is without doubt
of great assistance to the superin-
tendent of fi eight traffic, and as
the business required-him to bo on
the go all of his time he is prob-
ably the mest traveled man on the
railroad.
Freight cars have a peculiar
weakness for setting lost, and as
the tendency is to build larger and
more expensive ones than former-
ly it is a serious business to lose it
dozen or two a year. The larger
railroad companies consequently
employ tho "car-tracer" to look
after them and when one has been
away for a long time information
is given him to hunt it up and re-
port. ti not always possible for
the traffic superintendent to give
the "car-tracer" anything more
than approximate information as
to lhe whereabouts of a missing
car, but he is supposed to be able
to ferret out the mystery and re
store the property to its owners.
into one basket." So be put the sixty ebjne )iy w|lit.|, ,t |g H|d a boy or man
apples Into one basket, and said to mi|K six,y CI1WS hair an hour,
himself, "Now, ti 1 sell two apples Thc c( w sm|ls nke the novelty,
for one cent and my old friend three Ul] tk „„|y Wll[k ti speaking nf I*
for one cent, that Is the same as sel- ke(,p|ng (^e machine clean, which is
ling five for two cents." When he bad mU)( r a (Un,cu,t Inatter In hot
sold thc sixty apples he found lie had W(,ul|10r
only twenty-four cents, which was ________
right; because there are twelve lives T(( k ~ny" amount "of butt, t
in sixty, and twice twelve are twenty- (Wcet un(, flrnl) COV(,r lhc ,)uUer wilh
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four. But if the other old man hud
a I rine. First make the butter Into
been there, and each one bad sold his ^ and wra(<' th(>m piece8 of |mls
apples separately, they would have
received twenty-live cents. Now,
how Is that explained?
Iln. Make a brine or si* quarts or
water, using so much salt that an egn
will Boat in It. Add t wo table spoon-
fuls .it granulated sugar and half a
till lies pointful of salt peter. Have
brine should more than cover it A
weight can be put over the rolls to
keep them under the surface to ex-
cluded.—New York Sun.
Simple Dehorning Method
A correspondent for the National ^tVo l.rrne c.)me to a bolfand when it
Stockman says that he can dehorn ,8 cold slr.lln it 0Ver the butter. The
100calves for ten cents. He takes the
alf when It is from three to live days
old, uses a pair of shear*, and clips
the hair over the nub about the niz«'
of a nickel, dampens, but not enough
to run down the side of the head. He
then puts consentrated lye, about on
the nub, rubbing a little with the
lingers, and .the Job Is done. This
will form a scab which will come off
itself. He says he has never failed
with this method, and it is not so
cruel as cutting off the horns.
If there is one thing the average
eiiir.cn in a civilized community ad-
mires it is truth and veracity in the
columns of their home newspaper.
God despises a coward the same that
human beings despise a liar, and a
newspaper that resorts to lies and
  vilifications Is not worthy of the re
Truth crushed to earth will rise .peel «t tts cl..s, >t n ic.N. fuel, in-
again The sliver Issue will gradually lhe tactics of thc I city nuoi.ia.
rise until IMO when, with Its leader, Driven to desperation, It resorts to
William Jennings Itryan.it will stir- the most ti.,grain, consnmate fal
rnont the throne in beliall, or the wel- hoods that can pusslbly be conceived
fare ot this American republic. the Annanlasof modem time
tit
contortions from one false statement
has been to another proves it lo be a "guttn
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THE FINEST WHISKIES,
WINES AND
CIGARS IN THE CITY.
THE FAMOUS BLUE RIBRON BEER
in Stock all the Time.
Caters to the Best Trade, and
Carry Nothing But the Pure
Goods. • . .
Sixth Street, Kast side of Si|imre,s
Thuusday, October 2(1,
t apart by proclamation as Thanks- snipe'1 Instead of a nubile Journal.
His detailed information Illiiy come I giving I'ay. How thankful we could and unwotthy ot entering the house-
over the wires in this fashion: I be if Bryan had been eheted hold ot a dccenl community.
W1IEN YOl WANT
Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Pamphlets,
Hand Bills.
Cards, Ee,
DON'T FAII. TO HOT
HOSFIELD & OLIVER,
..THE TAILORS.
. . We Clean Clothing;. •
Are Making the Best Clothing for the
Least Money.
Come nrul Soo l
q\j K PHI g El ©Shop on West Side, Opposite the Land Office.