The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, March 13, 1896 Page: 2 of 4
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Entered at U* |** tottt' at Cloud
Cbiel as Moon ti olasa mail matter.
Official Paper < t Washita County.
POBUWHKU KVKRY FRIDAY
bjbitojrxax*.
V\* should seud dim to Bt.l* uia
who 'we know to have the intereete
of Oklahoma heart aud not man
whose only aim is a job for them-
wives.
Wichita Kalla to tbt Cheyenue
oountry:"We hung two of your
nl<ir« robbers week before last.
Cheyenne « ,,inlr.v to Wic*"u
Fa.U: "We hut to death two ..I
your cow last week. Come
again."
When the election returns come
III U.IK fall ' «' ***
there are to oiany 4*bndly regulated
municipalities corrupt and uneafe
territories a ad undesirable states,
for the pussy pr ftt of Milliard's
roost
if some oi ibe ttepublicsn papers
do not be careful they will sny
loouetbing of which they will be
aoriy. They should remember
that Ibe fighting, quarre?liug and
kicking belong to the democrat*
and wu should not go into power
with such a record.
The Republicans of V^tehlU
oouuty will noi concent to b tie'!
Vi CminiiUn county. W* ow« them
nutdiiif, <! dont P«>P«« «® I"
foi.,.uy«fita r uii-Fljn d«l .
The Republicans of this county are
for Flynn aud will eeud a delega-
tion iuatruuted for him
1 Dm Peery.-fthe KlUonoGlobe
i,one of Nagle'a chief deputies
C>une down Dan and we willintro
dm* you to our "wood thieves," >
V>u may not mistake tham for
"Honest settlers" of Oklahoma
when you run across the lattei
cutting cedar fence posts on the
reservation.-—Miustrei.
The Miustrei suggests John E.
Hour brake, <>f Minco, as a citable
nuu to send to the Republican
convention at St. Louis, frun the
Chicttasaw nation. We truly hope
(be RepubluJtns will send him, as
we do not oelieve a better man or
muv* loyal Republican cau be
found in our enter territory.
Cleveland says the absence of
the influence of the home muwion
in the west has developed into bad
ly regulated municipalities! cor"
rupt and unsafe territories and un-
deairaole states. 1 loiigresauiaii
Hartmau, of Montana, in refuting
the insult, proved that there was
double the crime in New Vork that
there wai in any of the westein
stales or territories which the pres-
ident characterises as uusate and
undesirable, and says that the best
place for the borne mieeiou to ope-
rate at present, is at the white
house.
Hillary K*P U It**"-
Detor Parker
*' Cordel
Territorial lepiklkwi KtUot
al Conieitlei
Some government lands out in
Aruona were to be turned over to
territorial officers for school purpo-
ses, Secretary Smith objected ss it
was already leased to cattlemen
and because he said the l< cal mi
thorities would not protect the
growing timher on the land. Ihe
bill passed, Cleveland vetoed it,
and congress passed the bill again
over the veto, and it become* a
law. There seems a slight differ-
ence between this congress and the
previous oue.—Miustrel. Certain-
ly, there is a vast difference. Ihis
congress is Republican aud the
last tine was democratic, feeet
As far back in the history of our
country as 1843, we find that like
causes produce like condition#.
When the Whig convention met in
rtpringfteld, lllinoia, in that ye> r
it inlrueted Abraham Lincoln with
the work of preparing an address
on the atate of the couutry. The
Whig party, like the Republican
party tbet succeeded it was a par-
ty of protection. Mr* Lincoln
wae a protectionict long before he
became the etandard bearer of the
Republican pertv, and in thie ad
dress, prepared by bun more than
a half oentury ago, oocure the fol-
lowing faets, diecriptive of the
then condition of the country:
• For several yesfi paet the re?
euues of the government have been
unequal to its e*p*-nditures, and
consequently loan after loan, aome
times direct and sometimes indi-
rect, has been resorted to. By thie
roeane a new national bebt baa
been created, and is growing with
a rapidity fearful to contemplste;
a rapidity only to be eaceded in
war turn. This stste of things hss
been produced by a prevailing un
willingness either to increase the
tariff or to resort to direct tasation.
But the one or the other plan must
be adopted soon. Coming e*ps
diturea must be met, the debt
must be part, and money cannot
always be borrowed for these ob
nets. The ay stem of l« anB ie but
temporary in ite nature, and soon
must explode, it ia a system that
not only is ruinous While it lasts,
bjt that must leave us destitute
when it fails."
Thie was in 1H43, and the demo-
crats continued to dominate the
oountry, except for one short inter
val, until 1861 when the Republi-
can party went into power with
Mr. Lincoln in the presidential
ehatr. Some who are well along
in years nan remember those pros
perous democratic days from 1843
to 1801, and they were times that
they do not care to see again. The
era of Republican rule brought
general prosperity to the whoie
country, and tor a third of a centu-
ry we flourished and piogreased as
no nation had flourished since the
beginning of time, and thus prov-
ed, beyond all preadventures, that
the policy of a protective U;iff,
advocated in 184;l by Abraham
Lincoln, is the true national policy
for America. Nevertheless, the
democratic party was not satisfied,
and from ^01 they continued to
preach and pray and vote for the
return of the good? old times. A
new generation cume upon the
fctage of action who never had seen
the wonderful beauties of he dem-
ocratic -tariff lor revenue only," so
at last the majority voted of their
own tree will, for the same policy
in vogue when Mr. Lincoln wrote
his sddresa in 1843 and for the
last three years he whole country
has enjoyed to its fill, .let us hope,
this democratic policy ol running
the government by borrowing mon-
ey. In 1848, in I860 and now in
^90 the condition of the country
needs greatly to be improved. Let
the people "onsidder, before the
excitement of the coming campaign
overtakes them if they want four
years more of democratic prosperi-
ty!?)
I'akdale,
He4d<4Uaitkm Republic*** J
Commntae* „ It is recommended that the eom-
KiauiAiiiR, O/T, Fite. *> TO ) j ^ township, or in
lly virtue of authority conferred , # _
that
on me, Chairman of the Republican
Territorial Central Committee of
Oklahoma Territory, at a meeting
of the ifepublican Central Com-
mittee, held pursuant to a duly
•uthorued call, at K1 Reno, Okie-
home, February A), \mt 1 hereby
call i convention of the Republic
cans «f anid territory, in delegate
oonventlon, to be held at Oklaho*
ma City, Oklahoma territory, on
the 2Mth day of March, 1896, at 10
e'clock a. m. of said date, for the
O. K. HOTKL,
Oposite P08T OFFICE
ahatnee of a committeeman, that
tome Republican call a convention
of their township together at some
suitable place on baturday, the 14,
inst at < o'clock p. m , t* seleet
their delegates, and for fear some
delegates cannot attend it will be
wall to select an alternate for each
a"e|4* 1. T. Cook,
V. Putman, Chairman.
Secretary.
MISS MAE MITTS
Notary
Publio.
L'hkIi Writtea A«Ii owMk<"1-
Seger, Oklahoma.
The Repubicena of Curry town-
o'clock a. m. of said date, for the ^ me€l the County treas-
purpoM. M dwinotM kT 'd ode in Cloud ChW. 8.tur-
committee, of selecting aix dele March 14, .t i o'clock p. m
gates and aix elternatee to repre-
pent tile Republicana of Oklahoma
territory iu the National Republi-
can convention in 8t. Louis, Mis-
souri on the 16, day of June 1896.
And I also hereby call « conven-
tion of the Republicans of aaid-
territory, in delegste convention
♦o lie held at Kingfisher, Oklaho
ma territory, on the 30th day of
March, 1896, at 2 o,clock p. m. of
said date, for the purpose of plac
ingin nomination a delegate to
Congress.
Counties will be entitled to
representation in said convention
as follows, to wit:
Beaver 4, Ulaine 7,
Cleveland 8, Canadian 12,
D 2, 2
q 8, Girfield 15,
Grant 13, Kingfisher, 18,
Kay 17, Logan 25,
Lincoln 15, ^obleD,
Oklahoma 20, r Pawnee 6,
Pottawatomie 9, Payne 11,
Roger Mills 2, Woods 14,
Woodward 3, Washita 2-
I was further instructed by ibe
Central Committee.iiold as afore
said, to notify the chairmen of the
County Republican Central Com
trainees rt the nwal ointirs
heteriitorv, to issi^e calls, duly
authorized by the Central Com-
mittees of the several couuties, for
conventions to be held in their re-
spective counties, to select dele
gates to the Oklahen.s oitjr con
vention, March 185)0, srd to
the Kingfisher convention, March
30, 18yfi, on the 20, day of March
1896. at such pla"e in their respec
tive counties aiul at an hour dee
ignated in the call.
Wm. Grimes,
D. F. JoHNSo'e Chairmn
8 cre.iary.
to elect three delegates end three
alternatea to attend the county
convention. V. Putman,
Commi* tetman.
The Rspublicans of Korn Valley
township will meet at Korn Vslley
school house, on Bsturday, March
14, at S o'clock p. m. to select eight
delegates and eight alternates to
the county convention.
D. D. Wisns, Committeeman.
The Repunlicans of Cloud Chief
voting precinct Cloud Chief town-
ahlp, will meet in Cloud Chief on
Saturday, March 14, to elect three
delegates and three alternates; and
the Republicans of Cordell voting
precinct. Cloud Chief township,
will meet at Al Knight's house on
same date and time to elect two
delegates and two alternates, to
attend the county convention.
F. T. Cook, Committeeman
pro-tem
For
Millinery.
Dress trimmings,
Flowers,
Hats <>to.
iOOtO
Mrs. J. D. Purcell.
Cloud Chief. Okia
Frank Ahlgrim
CARFEKTKIl & lON'l'HACTOR.
Plans and specification* druwn.
Ke^ideuce lour milts norib of
CX-OXTD CHIEF.
8. Humbarger,
B LiLC ICS M IT ££
All work eulruNn-d lo nit-
receivts prompt mieuiioi..
i«GUKK, | | OKLAHOMA
J. M. hUBER,
Contractor & Builder
All w< rk promptly aliened n..
Cloud Chief, - - Okla.
The Republicans of Rainy town
ship will meet at Rainy school
bouse, on Saturday. March 14, a
3 o'clock p. m., f. r th« purpose of
selecting 3 delegates and o alter-
nates to attend the county conven-
tion. . ,
Sura Smith,
Acting " Vm.
To the Republicans of Shelly
township, therp will be a me-.'ting
of Rcpubliuans at Shelly, on Sat
urday, March 14. at 2 o'clock j m ,
for the purpose of selecting 3 dele
gates and 3 alternates to attend
the county convention.
W. K. McWhorter.
Coaimitteeinan.
j. D. Ballard, m. d.
PHYSICIAN k St'KUEuN.
Diseaces of Womt'u and Chil-
dren <iv«n ipe?iii) uU« nti u.
SEG Eli - - - - OKLA
H. A. LAMBERSON
Attorney at Law,
cloud chief. okla.
W >v Husli W li ti rigsby
Bush & tirigsby,
Attorneys At Law.
KlUe.io, Okla.
Will practice iu ail ihe territorial
Courts, aiK> will attend reguiariy in.
terius of ihe District Court In \\ ubliiia
Countyv All busiucss will be promptly
utid carefully attended to:
Perry, a t« wn up in the old
Cherokee Strip, is trying to dis
count Cloud Chief on a gold
boom.—Mimdrel. Cloud Chief
was first and the others all follow.
A right lively war between the
United States and the European
powers would make time* good
with us.
Republican County Convention
In accordance with the instruc-
tions of the Republican County-
Central Committee, I hereby call
a delegate convention of the he
publicans ol WssKita county, to
meet at Cloud Chief, on Friday,
March 20, at 2 o'clock p. in., for
ths purpose of selecting two del*-
gates and two slternatea to attend
the territorial convention at Okla-
homa City, March 28. for the pur
posfe of selecting slac delegates and
six alternates to the St. Louis con-
vention. Also to sele« t two dele-
gates and two Alternates to attend
the territorial conventian at King-
fisher, March 80, for the purpose
of nominating a delegat to Con-
grhs.
The several townships of the
county will be entitled to one dele-
gate for each ten votes or fraction
thereof cast for Dennis Flynn at
the last election, which will be as
follow*:
Korn Valley, 8.
Shellv, 3.
1.
W/
Soldier Springs,
Curry, 3*
Cloud Chief, C. C. prec. *.
When the girl comes to be a woman-
look out. If she starts out in vigorous,
womanly health then it is pretty safe to
aay she will be a healthy, attractive,
beautiful woaian.
The beginning of womanhood is the
real crisis in a woman's life. Nearly
always something is wrong then in the
distinctly feiniuine organs. Maybe it
isn't very serious—no matter—the time
to stop disease is when it starts.
McELREE'S
WIWEOFOARDUI
will bring girls safely thro/igh the crisis.
Taken at the first indication of weak-
ness, it never fails. It regulates the
monthly periods with perfect precision, i
IU action is direct upon the feminine |
organs that above all others, ought to
be strong and well.
Start the girl right Don t expose her
to the dangers and tortures of dragging
weakness, bearing down pains, nervous
prostration and the debilitating drains
so common to women.
McKlree'e Wine et Cariil, Is a home
treatment. It does away entirely with
abhorrent "local examinations."
••w Si |t.aa a um * am** is mnkis^
3. C. ST. JOHN,
LAWYfcU
1'ubmc Lam> Law a Sfkcialtt.
F you have a difficult, t« u-
test to prosecute or ctend
and want to wiu,eoinult n.*.
Practice in State or Federal
Courts, 17 years experience.
Oklahoma c'"—
P. F. A. POSEY,
Barber
Shop open every Saturday.
No wor* done on Sunday.
Henry N. Berry. Jno. F. Stone.
BekIiy & Stone
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Cloud Chief, Oklahoma.
| Will practice in all courts in the
Territory. Land practice a
specialty.
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