Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1898 Page: 2 of 4
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>'OBLE COUNTY SENTINEL THK RtAL C'jRWE.
rer^ar* i
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*OLCOTT PREACHED A FUNER-
AL ORATION.
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■■ • •#. *m w* |jm c>< —At
*'■« < tlfy « Tvrtf M.{&: M
Crw* it« rut; •># W
th ' 3'a ^ 1x4 lit fairly f-y-1
or-2*r ia* rt sc* for :l* lasr. < a-*r
ia-i good or>S*r ; ~i ia* gt.4 r-xaf-
srl. ftt M«/o. t.u >ac a;o
pla.i tiuiin^J rofiw,' iu«
vr% -1*2. _xe
i Jem ill -i*S
PINGREE SHOULD JOIN
ho room fo him is the
* republican party.
If H. tMUM fca I: Rt-k U«ftr B*
*••<•*7 W uS B- :• farm
OMM — (MMM4( «• H -4 B4lAM
mlulu. and mlo.
Tie OM •'
Mftrt ;W TklM W a >«
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Hi
i-ti 1A-. ti* Reystiicat
tltr.* be'ler -.lAi nj oiier
I to W 1 1: hisa-
ia?- u a Re-
-fid _.*:a.^ie Re-
il
-at* a*:
: in par
::.2j :i tae Kcp«b.le-
la iu domii^n: ele-
.oaopolies have taken
■*•.1*. And he fails
:gi.ficanc# of tae fart
ill aoonopo..ra fear
whi-
rl; u
U
Tbf
ha* tk •
i**- "*
'h«'. -
it, 10 per ^
local point
Hoes phi. ex<'«M ti
All passenger 11 ••
car.
Tlckotw sold and t
(11 all points in United ^i.inr
K K. WKSTBR\
l)cc. 10, 1897.
PKItKY l'OINTEU.
Try "Como"
Cull and rcc A. L. Cnckn.
tec I Ranges.
A. T UUey was down f
kawa tills • k.
n> '%drinj •
dollars rr.iT
• <* by tegislaUoa flo
ihkcan panj- for the 1
ent rea.v^a that that
and
der wb-i* a:
—a fir! with
and a iarge
It mutt he f4
a kind ar.d
w■
Th<
near!;
b#wild*rmen'
P*r
; . in.*...- cure rapidly destroys Itch,
i ■ ingworms, itching piles, eczema, tet-
\ er and like trouble. Under its influ-
leneethc dieased cuticle scales off,
leaving a smooth, white, healthy skin
1 its ulace. A wonderful remedy
I hi,1 only 50 cell's a box. On h*) *
1.. - Side drug store
\ltli Q|u *lltiilM (or Money.
. v,tUr<*-. ' f «n ROHtlf, the " |0fl
jdRRi capital" of vbUk we hear
! RiM'h : •
' stltute for money which we are tc
la now lying In vast quantities "awa
investment." We are told th
la "Just the name an money," a
Idea is carefuly cultivated that
Watrb the
and nations, too stupid or laxj
jouJrt distinction fn the field of
o. aincii'n.n
• Tus minister, Rev. 1'. W. Burne. 1,
ill. . conducting the meetings Hnd
• 1 falls to hear ibis eloqueut speaker
1 : t treat.
tors
noss,
and true. It is.
greatest encom'.ui
□ounce upon the
that in all afes It
Ing as the itaik
This condition 01
isted however, wi
fast« -• horses and
ins curios of every
lave been really se-
ction to the beautiful
perhaps, one of the
is that we can pro-
has supported learn-
supports the flower,
affairs has not ex-
:hout causing an un-
ce on the part of the
ter Vrooman's New
purst
tr^e O'MW
-sta
cks
rapt
lb and freckles, but
or of a pair of merr*
ul mind. The gift oI
of *r« 1/ valu*- bu'
f whi'h originates In
wry h#*art. not that
mere excitement or
ing in the world
ford to lie idle
capital." It ne!
Its board and in
an item, and as
than this "loan;
her rusts nor r<
glng is not muct
for taxes it is n«
though; of. There are man;
that lie idle The earth Itseif
•d up with frost for half of t
The tools of the farmer lie Id
necessity more than half the ti
seller, not content with
credit
his dol
le from
ne. The
having
lay and
system
June 1,
regard
Hon**:? ti nithuoMlr.
The fight now is not simply a con-
tinuation of the old fight that has been
going on from ancient times, but is
the world climax, the end of the strug-
gle Those who produce and trade and
teach, earning their money by honor-
able exertion, are forming all along the
Irne. against those who are too lazy
, to work, too stupid or too proud to
'rade or teach, bat who wish to grow
rich by a'quiring other people's prop-
erty The honest masses wbs believe
in law. order and progress, are ap-
t for per-
defend
refuses to dicker
protectionists and
rs is the party
I the trusts aid
monopoly-- and deserves the confidence
of the people. Just so far as it dallies
with protectionism from motives of
greed or expediency on the part of its
leaders ;* forfei's the confidence of
One monopoly party is enough.
There ia no room for another. The
Republican party holds the field. It
: 1 not only the duty but the policy of
L*emocrats to let the Republicans have
their chosen field to themselves.
Gov. Plngree is an honest man. He
de«pises everyth.ng that the Republic-
an party stands for. He cannot re-
main outside of the Democratic fold
; much longer and retain the admlratiotf
that a true Democrats bear for him.
ching a decisive
and 1
oman
chief
is inoi
The Peopl
Uooopoly.
In the great
People
Opinion
JH.-Y of
:mcd that the
Democr
rding ft lo
fhe nation <
them, and
f the law-
en wi
hat of
American
tine
nd Del ll # ret*.
The
ray ti
of
is to
ar-
niem
that
brini
• lander is the pestilence
at noonday, an arrow
) in the dsrk, the revenge
language II the most wonderful fae-
olty of man. The world la God s phon-
ograph, Into which wp Mpenk Hnd by
which ev*ry whisper or whine, song or
slander Is perpetually preserved. h*al e-
bood Is one of the great mi crimes
against society. A deliberate lie is
more criminal than a forged note or a
counterfeit coin. Such a lie will girdle
the globe walls truth Is getting fcST
boots on. It can never in? overtaken.
It fills the world with Its Iniquity and
floods every sphere with its polsouous
•lime.
disaster on the 1 nited States. Hut if
this < ontention is fru*-. why does Mexi-
co prosper? If gold-using nations
would fear to invest capital here *n
case silver were restored to its consti-
tutional rights, why do they invejt
millions upon millions of money In
Mexico? William J Bryan's report .,f
the state of affairs in Mexico annoys
the gold advocates. An esteemed con-
temporary. in answering Bryan> state-
ments. says*
"It is true that Mexico has made
great progress during the last quarter
of a century. The three principal
causes have been a strong, stable gov-
ernment, the construction of rail-
roadM and the Inflow of foreign cspltal.
The lust two were largely consequences
of the first Hut for th«« good order
which I'reKldent Diaz has maintained
no foreign capital would have been In
vested id railroads, mines, manufac-
torles or coffee and tobacco raising."
"Good order," therefore, Is more pro-
ductive of prosperity than the gold
standard. "Good order" causes rail-
roads to be built. "Good order" uro-
dures an inflow of foreign capital. But
. uitural producers ^gainst
borers, and the mechanics
against the agriculturists Is cruel and
deliberate And this power to deceive
and mislead carries with it the power
of life or death.
In the case of The American People
versus the Hanks and Trusts." we have
found, by personal examination, that
the money which inflates the purse of
the average prominent editorial wit-
ness consists of the marked coins that
made up a portion of the booty in
question No sane Juror will believe
the testimony of such a witness.
| mos of Nort
I sized, broad-
(jf the same
Automobile C'tub Artl**.
The French Automobile club has
issued its program for next yesr.
which Include* a motor car exhibition
in June, trials of motor cabs In ths
fame month and a motor car race from
Paris to Amsterdam on July i
project of organizing a great rac* f im
Paris to St. Petersburg has not bsen
abandoned, but has been postponed
until lMt, while a preliminary tour to
St Petersburg is in contemplation for
next summer.
X*
EX-OOV. OS BORN I EAI
PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
AT MEADVILLE. PA
J
'S.* ♦ r.-> id :-•* -
• Li. iaMkia«rt. -; • - -
**• -
oni he m:gkt -ee
ompr*henjsive
It costs 74 per million gallons to
pump water to Chestnut Hill Reser-
voir. The engines pump 893.* gallons
on one pound of coal.
ures. Indeed, the Thibetans are. per-
haps. the most Ill-favored of Turanian
ra^es. A close interbreeding during
many centuries of isolation has pro-
duced a striking facial similarity, anil
ha? dev <; ed a pe .llarly repulsive
normal type of countenance A broad,
very low forehead, excessively promi*
nent cheekbones, .«mall oblique eyet,
and coarse, bristly black hair are char-
acteristics which do not msterially en-
han<e the beauty of the 'human forif.
divine." but the most singular pecdli*
arity of the Thibetan face is the al
most total absence of the bridge of th*i
nose. Among a dozen Thibetans
1 hosen .it random, hardly one will b«
found whose nasal organ is not so com-
pletely flattened or sunk in the mlddlt
as to be practically level with the eyes.
| Seen In profile, such a face presents a
The I ludicrous appearance: theft l« MM 60M"
tlunous line of cheek bon# with the
tip of the nose sticking out like a soli-
•ary beacon But a compensatory Prnv-
Iden e has added to the ears what la
la« king in th* probosal clrciimfor*nee.
and It Is but fair to state that the
auricular appendages of the savage
Thibetan are of generous slz
«u fvto« Got«r «c •'
Ml Has m M.iW«* • Cbi:l
'.z*~ u part M1 to Bms -fw r«**y l«n *
rT«an *•'*
"kLa*
Torts*. Fe- i-L>-':-o«raor
> i. ; _z w -.z • •>::. i Kai-aa jeiter-
dar at ilea-:r;l.e Pa. of a heaoor-
y«-: 1
^faai. of oaiy a few r .rs.
* He .ri\ :.*r* a : - • -^ *-• a*-
ten i a xe«*~" j of tit 1 recton of ti*
Santa Fe Ra..roaj company at New
sa. lt York, aci went t-j JCeadrille to vi^it
43 *2*" his intended hr.ie, Mn H. M. R:ch-
oioni, to whoa he would have been
t.- agtk married :a April -Sie was at h.<
- re bedi.de when be breathed bis .asL
' When he eft i-ere he was .s excellent
health.
at ' s Tkomx* \ , xta s<-T«rnorof Kas-
... wean ^ u ex-ec- Bri-r.i ani Cai.x a director
• "• ■ ■ - a Masai Santa Fe rali-
.— - ai part in y.' .
xj in being
ul ha tiled many
,e 1 ft of state a-' 1
H came to Kaa^u
- 1^7. wieti hefcaS
'jrttv az* settled at
Jeorge W Brown
tie Ht-raii of Free-
p .r. vu tie tore-
Eruptions
On the Face
"I «ts troebbed wrth eruptions on ay
itctt I tiooghl I would give Hood's 8ar-
sapar-.iia s tsial, and after uklng a few
boct^s I ccred. I am now also free
from rfceaaaziaaB to which I nare teea
sabject for tome time. ' C. E. Baaar,
736 M-vaaae* -:r«t, Milwaukee. Wis.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I j * •- w-!S—Ti fart tiae '«ae Trrje Fzrrtt.
Hood S Pills l-Ter -* ^ oats
After a rr<^r- reaches fifty be tries to
look sr:.Ity when accascvi of flirting
w.ti, woooen
Womtn sel'i as mean t e ple-ssatt
ihicg* th^r say to other wosaen w the
■ c e&sant tcings they say t men.
Tee easiest **ay to ma«e a bitter ene-
r: ■ j.an is to tel. him a good story
and then get it off at a diener before
he has a cbsace to.
ftoe of the first ii^ns that a man is
og old ia when be beg-ins to reckon
h - ige by his last birthday instead of
bis next.
• a .aad, aa4 ' ▼-
LeaTcnworta
- ' : Li-: i
No man who is very fat can conTince
any -^ne of the sincerity of a . jag cher
ished griet
When you are not supposed to see a
thing you can make friends by look.ng
toeotiier way.
Very few old bache.ors ever tret so
• hardened that when thev buy two seats
in a parlor car they don't wonder how
they would feel if it wa. their wed-
cing tripi
When girls stand with their arms
around each other when young men
. are present they don't mean it.
ire pot*
it. Billy
Y u have probably remarked how
little good squalling does a chicken in
its fc'ruggle against the ax? Well,
that - ail your complaining will avail
wl your turn comes.
TEXiSJjEROES^ SPEAK PLAINLY.
San Antonio Tex-
writes: Ia l**- I
Chronic I*r««-ntrry
ta i P riodi' al Cos*
■MpsatSasa. L r. M.A.
iaawD< Li*er SfeUI*
' ir.'_ i aad
I : --- '.rti-
ter. Mis? Ju.i* Bell,
- icture I send.on
It. Some Dvilers try to
force "MM Been-
:"'r- a , bui i ai-
'wi.Ts return U.
Profuse MenVtruation.
FVvy - r 15 abrirs an a: - and
fca • * • -.-7 iiar-roa^ d - r 1-W: #a ths
SStin'i'i list discharge is natural, it L« vj grad-
es. • J- z-.x.zz - ■TI,-.-. . T«cre-
t aic : :-v=. - i*-. .. .a ^a.Ie
c - ^as«, cl ir. • .. t-raned.
W . : - .a .? 1 tendency to eoetiTeaesa,
k;.' -es ' t I r. >1 A. Simmons Liver
:-cI 1 be Ul-^a, and to r:re tone
a ' - : I r. Sim*
d 33 sj':aw Vino Wiae d be a-ed
weeks,to c ispensa*
able attention, in their costumes at
the same as were worn by the gentle-
men of the party.
A new route to the Klondike is said
to have been discovered by way of
Pr.iice Albert, In the w-stera territories
of Canada. It will be a competitor to
the Edmonton route.
The demand for good train dogs Is
k^ping up at Battleford. in WesTO
Canada.* Between the police, the
northwest government and Mr P. K.
Lindsay of Victoria, B. C.. every avail-
able dog of the requisite quality has
found ready salf and everywhere you
can see some of the poor brutes get-
ting the worst of it in the efTorts of
the owners to train them with the ex-
pectation of sale.
ar* ago. at *.
e«l tbr
* in W H. R
efeded H. wife d.ed five
t tad oae toa wlo tia*
iliege and U now rejd.nn
d
Custom returns for the past six
months, ending December 31. show an
in- -ea.-> in the total trade over
$2:.000.000.
The City of Toronto asks from the
street railway company 10 per cent of
the gross revenue of the company for
the past year. As the revenue was
over 11,000,000. the city will receive a
very fair rental
The Fairplay creamery, of Pilot
Mound, has *vound up its season's op-
erations by the shipment of 9,000
pounds of butter in December.
superintend
ries. has sold
• pro
or gov-
a Win-
>mpany
$20
be dls-
sition in the s'-ale of human advance-
ment. especially If Judged from our
v-estern standard of civilization. Their
culture Is inferior to that of most semi-
barbarous races, comparing unfavor-
mds or northwest
elng in the neigh
The butter will
tributed between the coast cities and
the Kootenay. This firm made sev-
eral large shipments to the Klondike
last season.
F. A. D. Bourke of Battleford. recent-
ly sold a butcher there a fat cow that
ed 1,005 pounds. She beat the
cus record of that district by 100
dress
previi
FIVE MONTHS FOR MURDER
•larj la g1 h Marder (s«« t Milan
KeacbH Wrdiet
milan. Mo , Feb *.— We. the jurv.
find the defendant guilty of man
slaughter in the fourth degree and
a&>esa his punishment at five months
n the county ;a:l and a fine of $400.'
This was the verdict in the famous
Jlass murder case returned at 'j
clock last night for the murder of
Roy Fear, thus ending the hardest
'ought criminal case Sullivan county
Mas \Tx_-rienced in many years. Glass
shot Fear at a charivari party.
Dan's Trade Krrien
New York, Feb. 5 —R G. Dan A
o.'s Weekly Review of Trade says:
Actual payments through clearing
houses in January made a remarkable
showing, being much larger than in
any prev.ous montb. 36.3 per cent
larger than the same month last
year, and ? 1 per cent larger than in
•'! h0 failarss in January
were smaller than in any previous
year of which there is record, and
were probably smaller than in any
other January since 1-si. The state-
ment by branches of business given
th s we k shows a surprising gain in
most departments of manufacture and
trade."
l>- .. . . .x.. writes;
Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liver M«-«licine ats
saved aiiay .ires in
1 tr Bil-
' lotu Malarial In-
termittent Fever
sa l Couze*tion. It
t- r - iases
my =:--".'eai -^.:ac^t
say rtla. while the
"Zeilin's R'.-zul&tor"
and ' Bisck Draught**
i nsei caased rreat nseaainess in bowels
s>l griped. I ta "t it firaaeod ot them
sa aoocdsT \a g.- aiof a..ia.irat.
Painful Menstruation
I- by <i - rdered aerr a* ?75tem,
Titii- I bkx-1, at- r.ne derangement^, dis-
aUceoeat of woaib, exces-.Te mea§tms-
Loa, sad often completely incapacitates
PnSenngwoa*. a for acjtinnrexc* ft safer-
taz latoMaroay. F r relief of pain apply
cloths wet w.th hot water to ba i aa 1 fairs.
F r j-?raianentcare tate cr.e u le«poonfal
Dr. simmoa: Squaw Vine Wine bef re
each ai al for three days bef re and dunog
the ra. nthly period, sad each nizhtdanng
the per.o«l t.ke a ■! se of Dr. M. A.Sim-
Doai Liver Xedieine, and care is certain.
K « p Tour Eve* Open. S'nie nun for
mone-we learn are trying todec<iv?the
public w.tfa a preparation called "*Illack
I ran.-W.t." telling taer>*K)rle ••it'3 jet the
sa-r. ' as M. A. . L. M. Th; statement is
I get it ths
Kaaje, I .ours ani &x Dr. ±
BuaucLS.
FOR 14 CENTS
Wewl«hto|r*!nluUO? r.«wc3*. ,
t^iam ma hr-,;. ,5«r
1 Pkg :.s D* K* ''*h. l(Vr
lPk<. F r7 • ,: sit T^rt.p, Mc 1
1 " F*r -t Hei IX- I
1 14 B C i i-n' -r, 10? i
1 ** o . -a\ " r * Lettuce, LV-i
1 ■* K u1y<- Me a, lie
M Jamb-; ititnr Oc-.-'n, U«
" Br,..^3". 1. M SctJi, Uc
Wort:, (t oo, for 14 er.U.
10 pk«a. * 'rth ti AO, wewil!
•a frw->, toger :.-r with oar
P int *ai > «-i Cutiont
apoa nceip^ < f tltlt d * -'4adl4r
d-Vemntej :rinJ«aul
kr. w when jNCiDCf trr &*.z r
you aerers^t 4. n.- :tn-
I cat tn-ra. Potmor* at Si..so
I alibi.1 it*. • am&c. Sx\% ^
salzks ecd co.. La caossx. ats.
Mi'iimmmiiinmn
SIOO To Any Man.
WILL PAY SIOO FOR ANY CASE
ian
an 1. as well as the Eaki-
jern Siberia l*ing short
ihouldered and possessed
angular Mongolian feat-
The Klondike fever will give a spe-
cial impetus to horse breeding on tht
for sab- will be all taken up at good
figures fur transport by the Edmonton
route.
Alex. Wood. Sourls, lately sold a live
months' old calf which weighed, when
dressed, 400 pounds. This shows what
can be done In the way of fattening
cattle when It is given proper atten-
tion.
t Fa
the
The only herd of buffalo In Western
Canada today are thoae in the neigh-
borhood of Winnipeg, the property of
l>ord Strathcona and those In
the neighborhood of Mount Royal.
They are about to be removed to the
National Park at Banff. In the Rocky
Mountains. The removal of these huge
aaimals a distance of over a thousand
miles by rail Is an immense undertak
ing. and as these animals are not alto-
gether tame. It will be attended with
more or less danger.
The first time s boy puts on over-
shoes he drsgs his leet to hear himaell
walk.
Its easier to love your neighbor when
i he is not a business rival and don't keep
i chickens.
The T'nlted States fisheries
worth about $13,000,000 a year.
are
All the papers in Alaska have a free
pass, over the Chilcoot.
Mr Wear is a clothing merchant st
Pittnburg, Kan*ss.
When s thunderbolt strikes e!os« bj,
you sre apt to jump.
Ing circuit was a«Tl|lgad with dates:
Parsons, August 9 to l'j; Chanute, 16
to 19; Fredonis. August si to 20; In-
dependence. August 3u to September
Erie, September 6 to Coffeyville,
September 13 to 10: Wichita, Septem-
ber 19 to 24.
Itlg I'rovldenre Failure.
Pbovidkxcb, R. l, Feb. 5.—The
Rhode Island Locomotive works
tiled its petition in insolvency yester-
day in the appellate courL The
schedule of assets shows estimated
total vatue of SMM76, and liabilities
amounting to 8016,7 )3.
Another Crnlaer at Cuba
wasitixgtox, Feb. 5 —The navy de
partmetit has received a telegram
from Captain Converse of the cruiser
Montgomery announcing the arrival
• if that vessel at Matanzas, Cuba, yes-
terday.
Traced by a Wedillng
N*w York. Feb. I)r. Edward
Eram, the youngest doctor of philos-
ophy in Princeton« alumni, )o t his
reason at a church wedding in Tren-
ton yesterday, and went dancing
down the aisles of the church whiU
the wedding march was being played.
Coil of the Cuhftn War.
madrid, Feb 6.-The cost of the
Cuban war from February, 1895, to
the end of 18V7 is officially estimated
at 9-40,000,000, besides the arrears due
■ from the Cuban treasury, amounting
1 to f40,0<)0,00a
Of Weaknei* In Men They Treat and
Fall to Tare.
An Omaha Companv places for the first
time before the publi>* n ,j. Trbst-
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an i Sexual U eaknes«. and Restoration of
Life r orce in old and voung men. No
won. out French remedy; contaius no
Phi-.phorus or other harmful drugs It i
• Woman v ^ ti in its
v In its < ire All readers,
who nre suffering from a weakness that
blights their life, causing tl-at mental and
iih> cr.-ij suffering peculiar to Lost Man-
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of their truly siamul Treatmb w Thous-
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Thiv Magical Thratvi^t may betaken
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pay rnilroad fare and hotel bills to all who
prefer to go to there for treatment, if thev
fail to cure Tbey are perfectlv reliable ,
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■ 1 m Bip O for uunaUiral
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Whorton, Lon. Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1898, newspaper, February 10, 1898; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc162219/m1/2/?q=music: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.