The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 40, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 19, 1893 Page: 3 of 4
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the ImUi Canadiaa they kal atkril-
ling MpmuM, and hot for Bob
Moore, who vat witk then, ■ tfht
000 ko Ityilff WMlfr tke Mnd o
tkat traeckerous itnui, Hook
ivm out with Mr*. Brauu, re-
turned and ivm out with • prison-
er tkat tkoy were bringing in, and
again van! out and saved tba bona*
end buggy. Thin man Moore ia a
noted character. Ha it was, wkea
a boy, that J mm JamM took out
into the wood* to shoot; kit heart
failed kin and he tired bin revolver
in tbe air. Moore afterward* be-
came one of JetM't beat friendt and
supporter*. lie ia alao the Moora
that jiersuaded Gov. Hogg of Tax-
an to aign a pardon, using a ail
•hooter aa an argument. He ia
said to be one of the moat fMrleM
uieu on dirt— KIReno Courier.
One stats rvgardloM of politiaa.
A eoiatitutional convention of
k«ith territoriM ia what ia wanted.
RESOLUTIONS
Ot the Statehood convention.
Wkat amount of goideoindoyon
suppoM tkera is in tku eoualyT
Tke South Canadian river kaa
kaan higher lately than am known
for a long time before. It kM da*
layed freights from tkia country
oonaiterably.
School book" and aakool aappliaa,
anek aa are required ky Ike laws of
the territory, will be kept ia atook
to anpply all ackoola of tke county
Book* aotd or oxokanged for old
onM. Drop in and aM ua.
J. M. Reynolda A Co.
urif t.
•fir7
Tke kouom kaa dropped ont on
priea of floor and BanyelBflofoode
Dobi' kay yoar fall Mil nntil yon
getoarprieee. J. H. Tattle* Bro.
Miaao I. T
Bo 8UBX and go
for JOB WORK.
ta tke
Ah itaplaa in tke Grocery line
(except Flour) oontinne to adfineo.
Bat yon are never aware of it. If
yon bay yonr gooda of J. H Tuttle
and Bro'a, Minco I. T
Trunks, Valises, HandSatekela.
H. Tuttle and Bro a Minoo 1. T
United States Land Office,
Oklahoma City, O. T. August 12 IMS.
Joel M. Inkleberger, j Involving the I get an almanac for 1893.
DO TOU WANT A JOB
of neat printing? Ifao remember
the plaoe to get it dona ia first-claM
atyle on abort notice ia at tkia office.
Go to tke Ballard Drug Co. and
Br bert A.
i. V8-w*sec 12,tP
Franklin > 9 n, r 17 W,IM.
ALIAS NOTICE. | . . j H ,
Complaint having bwn enured at J ' P
lis office by Joel M Inklebarger a- Bros, Minco 1,1.
linst Robt. A. Franklin, who made pof |^insee^ oaiter o
State* Und office, Oklahoma City, o. Lead" and BruahM go to J M Key-
Trunka, in great
variety
Tuttle
"Reaolvod, (1) That a commit-
tee of five be appointed by tnis con-
vention to prepay a memorial to be
laid before congress, abowing the
reaaon and necessities for immediate
statehood for Oklahoma and Indian
TerritoriM, with their reaourcea.
"9. That in the intereat
of economy aa much territory
m it ia |iosaible to aoquire
ought to be included in tbe bounda-
ries of such atate when admitted;
that it ia the aenae of this convio
tion that the territory of Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory should be
admitted a* single state in the
Union of states at the earliest prac-
ticable date.
"3. That for the purpose of take-
ing the initiatory a committee of
one resident from each county and
the chairman of this convention be
appointed by thia convention, of
which convention the honorable
ohairman of this convention shall
be one, whoM duty it shall be to
meet, in conjunction with the gov-
enor of thia territory, in a confer-
ence with the governors of each of
of the five civalized tribes and
their chief men and other residents
of said nations, in an attempt to
agree on a basis of representation
for a constitutional convention, and
upon a constitution for Indian Ter-
ritory and Oklahoma; said confer-
ence to be held as soon as an agree-
ment therefor can be arranged. The
aforesaid conference shall be em-
powered to agree upon such con-
vention.
"4. That said committee acting
with tUe goven&r of Oklahoma,
shall be and is empowered to call
such convention and to make I an
apportionment of delegates there-
for, which apportionment shall
give to Oklahoma a representation
equal to the representatian allowed
the Indian Territory.
•«5. That if it should be found
impossible to enter into an organi-
zation with the civaliaed tribes of
the Indian Territory upon the
basis of a (lingle statehood, said
committees shall be empowered to
call a constitutional convention for
Oklahoma, in such call acting with
the govenor and soliciting his au-
thority for the same, which call
when made shall deaignate a time
and place for holding such conven-
tion and shall contain an apportion-
ment of delegates thereto.
<10, That the govenor of thia
territory is hereby solicited and
requsted to act with this committee
in an effort to secure a constitu
tional convention.
An additional resolution waa
passed praying congress to remit
the price put upon the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe, the Sac and Fox,
and Pottawatomie lands, and allow
ing the settlers to commute after
one years settlement and residence,
For Linaeed, caster or Lubrioat
States Land _ ^ . .
T., for the 8-w i aec. 12, Tp.9 N. B. 17 nolds A Co'i. A frMh complete
W, 1. M , alleging; 'tThat said entry 18took kept on hand
above described ia illegal, fraudulent —
and void, for the reaaon that the a- Everybody go to J. II. Tuttle
bove named entryman did enter upon and Bro'a, Minoo I. T. to buy their
and occupy a portion of the lands de- j)ry Goods, clothing, Boots, Shoes
clared open to entry and settlement Md Groowiegt They have the
by the President's proclamation of A- .
pril 12,1H92, prior to 12 o'clock noon, iU>ck and make the priCM.
standard time, April 19th 1892, and or Sterns dug blasted and
subsequent to March 2,1889, and also oement#d> Hunt wtter and put
subsequent to the issuance of the I , .
Pr> nidcnlf proclamation above named. Uown «« •. guarsnteemg plenty ot
With a view to the cancelation of water
said entry the said parties are I thoroughly understand my bus-
hereby summoned to appear at this hneM> gatisf action guaranteed
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—In order to give-
office on tbe 20th day of September
1693, at 9 o'clock a. m., to respond and [
furnish testimony concerning said al-
legation. Whereof, fail not.
B. M. DHley,
Register.
First pub, July 19th.
H. H.Justus,
Seger, 0. T.
Tan {Settlem' True Guide And
Handbooe.
Of the CheiokM Strip and Oklaho
ma Territory, with latMt sectional
Oca Primiuh Li.t. | P. m1°"' from lmwt
The Herald-Sentinel haa ^
lo offer the following premiums to ™. book .. no adverting
ita eubeoriben for Washita county ,OT "J P'tt.cuUrwwn ui
, the territory, but a concise des-
*Ttatartta.tal of corn ^Joription of tWwhole country, and
,. |g j especially the Cherokee Strip, which
The second beet one year. U now attr«tmg the attention of .
crbtion to the HeraM-8entinel. N>undr d thou"nd home«ekers
The heM i buehel of wheat .«• u 8iveB y° the loc litie' wk,K th<!
9nd beet one yeave sob. to H-8,M. ^ water may be
Th. beet buahel of oat. lool'™1"1. ">« "f"*1 ,>cilUiw' d'
,nd bert one year. sob. to HA ' fMt' ""erything the homeeeeher
The bert | bnahel of potatoei S.M ay need to know. The reta.
2nd beet one year. «b. U> H-S.Ip"™ ' thi' ^ 50 cenu' 11
The largert and he.t pampkin (?i,en ** • J0"""1
ae year. e«b. to H-8. .obwriber. u follow.
The largert and bert nnaeh one ''? J0"""1 • « m0Dth nd C0P>'
years enb. to H-8. I V'"
The largest and best watermelon Weekly Journal one year and copy
__ — I fioOOlamI flniiln AA
one ytari sub. to H-8
The best 2 dor. cucumbers one I A copy of the Settlers'Ouide will
years sub. to tbe H-S. be sent to present subscribers to the
The best 4 heads of cabbage one Daily or Weekly Journal upon re-
years snb. to H-S. ceipt of 25 cents
The bMt t peck tomataM one Remit to Kausaa City Journal,
Tears sub. toH-S. | Kansas ity, O.T
The best bushel of turnips one
years sub to H-S. i LOOK AT THIS!
The best | peck beans one years jn medicine quality is of the first
ub. to H-S. mportanee. I gnarrantee every
Rules— These products must be thing I sell to be fresh and absolut-
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before April 1892. They must be nBpection and comparison of prices
Washita County products. Sub- witb.the best railroad towns in
scribera only will be permitted to I oountry.
enter. The different articles will| * J. D. Ballard.
be publioly displayed after their
season closet, and the prires award
ed withia thirty days thereafter.
Tke non periskahle articles suchaa we are compelled to change
grdn, pumkine. .quuh, bans, po- '«"««> d ' #^r(?Vd0
tatees, eucumhera, eahhage, turnips « «" «•«> ,tooko *7 ^
etc. will be mad. a public di.plsy Clothing BooU, Shoes Groyne.
as long u they will be of interest * win taw to be d «P<>^ < '.
to spectators. A. there w,11 be , n<l our stock will be so d
targe immigration this fall ietoU* l «* °oet N f"n8 wi1'
Wshita eounty, we'trust our wad|'le'd' Hurry np th s only holds
will take bold of this, and bring M" «hout August 10th
in a display that w« 4. }«UM u>| Hurat.
ira
|very Jody ^ (Jhance
We have formulated the following subscription schedule which wlUbe
In effect after August first and untlll further notice.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE TO THE HERALD-SENTINEL 1 YEAR:
IF PAID IN ADVANCE .BO
" one month after staking subscription. 5ft
" tWH 14 " " " " ,®0
•• three " ** " " " .66
" four " " " " " .70
.. §|1 .. ti « M «« 76
" seven «' .80
" eight '• " ' " " " .86
••nine " " " 4' " .80
" ten " M •• " •« .86
44 one year 44 44 " *4 1.00
COST! COST!! 008TU!
On aocount of sicknaM in family
our
THIS WILL GIVE ALL AN EQUAL SHOWING.
IT SHOULD BE
ImnM
IThat The Herald-Sentinel was the first, and so far the onlj
paper in the C and A country making war on the unjust 1«M
payment on our land.
That it is the Official County paper, and will supply you all
the official and legal news of Washita county.
3 That it will soon commence the publication of a Great and
Interesting Mrial story entitled
A That it is the only ALL HOME PRINT paper printed In
4 the C and A country, and is always alive to everything of
interest to the county. •
The Herald- Sentinel Does not
pretend to give the news of the
World, nor of the WMtern Con-
tinent, Kor doM It promise you
all the Territoiial happenings,
But we do claim to be able to give
THE COUNTY NEWS, and is a
HOME PAPER, which every citi-
zen of the county should take.
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Cook, F. T. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 40, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 19, 1893, newspaper, August 19, 1893; Cloud Chief, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168626/m1/3/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.