The Claremore Messenger. (Claremore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 29, 1904 Page: 3 of 4
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$5,000
Fevard will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any of Dr.
Miles' Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain unscrupulous persons
make false statements about
these remedies. It is under-
t stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
open market, which have not
been tampered with in any way.
Dr. Miles' remedies cure liy
their soothing, nourishing,
strengthening and invigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
and weakening the nerves
JMJuld-be the case if these drugs
were used.
l or this reaso'i Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
Considered the best pain remedy
"I have nuffered for 25 year* with
•*v<-re pnlim In my head, heart and
DH'-K, and have tried cverythliur I
Could t and f nld not find :iny relief
£. fiot tm<c of Ilr. Miles Antl-
1 In Pills. I suffered an Iona us U
hours at a time with micli m vera
piilns that I f i rod I would lose mv
m nd. The Anti-J-aln Pill* gave me
relief In from 10 to ^0 minute*. I do
not have to um Morphine any more.
I Wish you would publish this so that
Outer uulTeret'fl nrty find relief"
I. A. WALK KR,
R. P. r>. No. 1. Hnlem, Ind.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Rills are told by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. If It
frll* he will return your money.
!j doses, 29 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
THE CRIMSON BALLOT.
By Frank a. Makhiiall.
LonoK DIRECTORY
a K ft A M.
<'laremore l.odire No A3 >
lirsi Saturday on or before
full DKIOII
i. .. k. a. Chdki h w
H.hikh Denn v. Secretary
OKUKK KAHTKKN ST A K
seiiuoyab I'buptei meets u, Masonlo
every other Saturday c
mkh. Joi.irr Kiwjs w
H (.' WAI.KI.KV W. l
then Jia
K. OK' P
Sunset l^KlKe Mo ||
every Ihiirwlay In Mawinli
Hull
H C. Wai.ki.it. k K and S
I O O K.
Claremore UxlKe N(i r;
meets every Tuesday ii>
M Sti bks Secretary
l« Si. >K ks N II
WorW
w o. w
one day in a crowded courtroom
A sentence of death yvas said.
I ll t lie lilisli of I lie aw fill si illness:
"Tola? limitedb> the neck until dead."
And a mother's heart was broken,
\s >he faltered a murmured name.
And a father s face was furrowed
With the tears of grief and shame.
It was only one of the dramas
That are acted every day.
And the judge on the bench had asked
him
What the prisoner had to sav.
The jury has said I am guilty,"
Was the low. resigned reply:
The law hassuniinoned t he hangman
And said thirl I must die
" Hill tie fore the God in heaven
I did not kill im friend.
And to the looming scaffold
A guiltless man you send.
The dramshop did this murder.
.V,nd the drink that tired my brain
That made me do its bidding
And held me in Its chain
"Rut not upon the dramshop.
Nor brewery, nor si ill.
Nor on the high officials
Who watch them steal and kill:
But on your skirts, your honor.
And every man's who's xtood
To legalize the ginmili.
Is stamped the brand of blood."
His voice rang like a bugle
No other sound yyas heard:
While something 'kin to terror
In all who listened stirred.
And all in the court room cowered
Beneath the lash of truth:
The ixiy seemed judge and Jury.
And they the sentenced youth.
"For back of the law's officials
Is fite law that s|iells my fate:
And lately of the law are the people,
And the people are the state
( My hand held the murderous yycapon,
j Andtiie blood on its blade they saw:
Rut Uick oft lie deed was t he dramshop,
j And iwick of the dramshop the law.
"And whosoever hath voted
i To license this evil. I ies
1 The shameful noose of the hangman
, 'Round the neck of the man who dies.
And on his hands are the blood drops
And on his brow a sign
That he is the man who sheddeth
My dear friend
, son should bo made as nearly
perfect as possible. Ir, -.<•!> ftirig
' nit'i) for so important a task, we
cannot fXtM'cis** too cnr .
Honor should l . the Hi si <,ualiti
calion, ability second. |> is noi
looi'ariv to im limbing ilie(i,.|ii
over and Hiulinif : h.• iucht men
I H1s is a work in which every
one eiiiith d to voi . has a part
I In* privilejfM nf voting' mr an.s
•non* than ; right; it j„ H fj„, v
sob-inn obligaiion. and any who
will nut .-x.mcisi. it h, spiril
's. ,<«nworthy of it The time ti
make* t♦ i • vote fftiint ni"si is in
'ho ehooinir of delegates Firs1
see that your ideas are right
ihen find -some honorable mai
who will rP|(| S(M,| t|„,s,. jd,.as
and I'h'Ct Inui
MR. GARFIELD'S REPORT.
Recommends Federal Control of
Corporations Doing Interstate
Commerce Business
I arisen as lo ihe disposition of t hesc
records and the permanent In mi ion.
I If tlie.v are transferred to Washington
II hey will lie pract ically inaccessible lo j
| the people nf the In.limn IVcrllory.
lNams Mixby does not knu.i yyl.at will
U'come of l liem I le sin s thai il will
. lake a vault .'iox:io loot high lo bold '
these records in any sort of system In
> which they can lie located :it «j|| p
I would also iu-ipiire ;tti cxpcriciict il
' man lo handle them In such ;i maun. i
as to keep them from liecnmhif i con-
fuse') jumble 111:i Is i11l.' il impr n't i-:itili'
for jieople to tlnd « lia the \y:int.
| "These records shoyy every fi rify
liet ween the govcriiment an. I il,,
t ribal coin mission, yy ho in ide s|. ■ | ic,
a nil what w a s sa id I'hey ci ml <' n :i'
j I he evidence on which is luiscd I In-
right of each individal n I lot t • r. i loM
I land. Tliev contain a worM ft, |s
to marriage. Iiirth. d • i' I, I t|,,,r
matters that Mve n '■ >ri' ■ m ii
In the future when in :>• i i land goes
into lit ig.it ion i> j- ulu i t'. . I that the
t
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f'ROKtSSlONALt AliUs.
UUNTI5IM V
^ . vv. un\ AN> ,, ,, s
:u. nunu „f i lureuiore anS '<•
p:
4 HAYS
S v JhI:sloian Surget
, It Mn Vf
• e '• I. Kooiu, Ou.is Hoh
■ pi'oii.|)ti v
M*fbi
Mil
colli ts yy ill havo I he •">\v•
In. ml re
' I hi wes
ve the
This
blood and miin
lioMt* CtkUip No I iiieet*-
every Saturtlay aveDinv In 'hen luick to bis cell they led him
ihe o<i<i i*eii.kurH ii-n And there on I lie t rap he'll stand:
And the bloody farce will ! • acted
Again and again in t he land.
And every reddened glbliet
Shall lie for a nation's blame:
For every liallot is crimson
That is cast for a nat ion's shame.
ihe Odd Fellows Hall
J Kyak, Clerk
l^odiie no *4ol
every Monday a
souic Hal!
k A. <'n it in H
A W l.inn. Cierk
A H T A
'laremore l.odk-e No. meets every month
*mi the nrst Saturday alter full iihmiii at I
o'clock e w W J OoiHoN I'resident
'iKist y ('hamkkks Secretary
« HUR< II DIRKCTOUV
WANTS A BUSINESS STATE.
Ex-Governor Jenkins of Oklnhotmi
Would Clip the Wings of
Politicians.
I'KKSIITKKI AN CHIX'KH
Key .1 It. Kiulev. paxtor Services evni
.SuuUt > at II it ui hiul 7:Mi) p n, xiiiuma
St*ij«mij every Hunda.v al 10 h hi. C K \
lueeiH t'Very Suuduy u« p ni Prayer
meetlDtf every Wednesday evening Ladle^
Aid meetH everv Thursday at th - home « l
nieii her> as denl^nuled fn-m tune to tliu -
Mi\ C V Oodhey. I'rMldfnt: Mrs. J m |4n
Hay SetM*-rar^
K1KST BAPTIST « 'HPRCH
Set vim even Suuduy at II a ui nod 7:110 i
hi Sunday Sehool everv Sundav at lu a ui
I'rayer iDeetuiy .-very Thursday evenlUK early
l.adlef AM meei everv Tuesday at the liom.
M^rMauh^wriCsl^/trM^'H^iei.s^e i,,j"ri^ t0 U>" of t he .Utore
KIKS1M K. CHVKCII state that might lie wrought In onicc-
Kev Win Kobifisoii Hi.at.ir ServleeH evei y hUUl ill^* |M)lil ichllls If [lerillltted with-
Sunday ii a in a ml r p m Sunday acbiaii at out restraint to dominate the const i
HI a in I'rayer lueaUnir eyery Tuesday even
Iiuthrie. Ok., Dec. Ltl. • The time
has come when the business of
Oklahoma and Indian territory should
take an active interest in public af-
fairs," said ex-< .overnor William ,len-
klns. discussing the prolKiMllties of
statehood. ••'Ihe permanent
It is not an ii111isiiaI oociirrcnce for
an associititon of men living in Mis-
souri. but wishing to do business as a
corporation in Kansas, to procure ;i
'barter for this purpose in Maine.
Much a roundalmut procedure would
strike a foreigner not acquainted with
onditions in (his country as very
funny, to any the least, and it would
seem absurd to American also were ii
not a common and. in certain instan-
ces. almost a necessary practice.
The laws of the forty-live states
lelaiiiig to cor|MiralIons are in inev
I ricahle confusion and contradiction.
Sonic of them are lilieral and some i
severe, while all are si ill 0|>en lo re
const ruci ion by the courts and by the
legislatures. As a natural result,
laisiness men, when.they wish to inrm
a corporation, seek a charter from
I hat stale yy hose laws seem lo lie most
reasonable and least likely lot
ged. Many of the corporations e\
isl ing today do only a verv small per
Cent of their business in the slates oi
their organization. (Especially is this
so of corporations which are interested
in inters!ale commerce.
Now. inasmuch as each state is
sovereign, it could rcfn.se admission
into its Imindaries of these coi|Hira-
t ions of ot her stales yvere it not for
some provisions contained in the
federal constitution. That histrir
inent and I he slat litcs enacted uudei
it are the power ii|ton which thes.
coi'|Mirations rely in riding over stale
Itoundarie^. The railroad companies
were the first to conjure lip t his powei
I o enable t hem lot raverse rhe ciiini r\
without harassing ol«truclsons rrom
states, lint the power lias lwoeil«i«s.
While it can give pnite<-tlon to cor-
j |Kirations dealing in interstate cum
inerce as against the different si iie~
It can also exercise direct cunir..
over these cor|Kiial ions if ii i|t
Itailroadcoin|Minies longagonubmitteil
to this interpret at ion f the laws and
the const it ill ion: and noyy look upoi.
not
the
into t rvidi'iirt '• i wiiie i (i,
commission f ri it .r
Indian allottees rheir land
liei ng the env it will he .! 1,0
perafive that these r> r Is i s •
t lie reach of 11 tn• .11!. .•
Territory Then is no Im .1.
these rccods in U'lshinc' ••
should I hey h ' rill ■ 11 • 1 1..
vaults of the department ' 'I;. 1 •
ior t hev w ill lie practii illy n.,
because of the largi expense n. . ss.irv
to make ceri itied cojiii s . ii sii -h y
inlnoiis documents, some of ti.,. rt.
cords in iinliyidiia c.is.-s civ,, t i ll;
hundreds ol pages of I y pew rll ti 1.
mamiscrint.
Prohibition for Indians
TIie Key. (inint Mv ins. president
of Henry Keiutall colk.e .if Muskogee
upon liein^f interv ie yy .'d on flic f|iic>
Hon of making Indian Terriiory a
liermaneiit prohildt ion si ate. , , ,i
I lie on I look is excel. •' i 11 g I \ favoi
able for securing legislation whic
I will accomplish tin work we have j-
view, from the Mohayvk Indian ron
fere nee. where we were accorii-d a
most cordial reception and layorah'.
bearing, lo Wa.sbiiigton Then-
had a very long interview with I'resi
dent |{oos..\eit. who exin.ss.il I.HI,
self in most hearty stm|iaih\ yyjlh
our aim to secure the nilHIIinenl if
pledges made with the Indians of 11
live trila's. While lie v\as mil reel
to commit liiyj ,elf Is to tile l -si
met I kmI i| ici'oin|ihsliiii. this. -1,,
gaxe un very pracf ical evi'li nc. of |,is
willingness lo help lis ti11<i the in
means of prt-veiil ing a sudden .11
disiisl roils breaking dnynil the s
teni of prohibition, which I.as pi
vailed in the lerritory lor 1ie.11
tbreeipiarlers of a cent ury ."
M ^ V
-I Win,
-AROLINK Ii ASS M ANN,
i livsician and Surgeon
K""U..„ee K.H1, and
Chop taw
''I.akkmohk. IND. I KK
Ml call, protnnll v aiinaered. ,|H > or
niirht.
CflAVENS, RUTHEfirOHD & m~
Attorneys at Law.
1 I .Alt KM out:. I 1
s s IIAVKNP-IHT Wm M h y' f
Davenport a mall
Attn n<-}> at Law
"■ 'in 1 Ollietiiois H .S|ieemlt> ,V,i-
'«' V in offlee.
... _ 'WICKS
moo. I Tr"'o' """ ' av. . ire
, . ' "'""11^ H ] ud Ii N, t il, .
'lundlhif. Vinita. I T 11,1 1
Hv MOOD
Attoruny at L.iw
! '••^..ali,;„ ijj C h^u'S irr ,l1
Th<* . >i.t t ^ ''HI INMJ.I.ms
Theonh ,.
IVrritoi# ]
*d peus
'*n<- <|U>i*kl
CLARtlVIUHt, I. T.
AN KMKUt KN< M |."|ij i |
Kor sprains, hi 111s,*s, burns «i a
UU sum III' ll.j I U -. there . n"othlnt I
; messey & LAHAY
five, b.-.ant ,'ei!ei fn.n. pain. t„„ | Attorueys at Law
- ih.- parts io n- ai in nhoni om
Hie tim requ .„i ny in. M-uut
or II i S.... b> • • tin - I'll., i-
oiiiiorciai < ollectiiiim.
(Ilarenii r •. J. f
N-e.., Public
W. H. BASSMANN,
Lawyer.
! special men,:..,.
KHISCO SYSTEM.
Ho'idny Ejtctimn'iis
'•nl icceinU r I. J ' aii.
h'risco wiii s. || i-oiiuit iiip
IKilllls Hi I'eniiesse. . Vllssls
iiaina. N'ori In 'arolina Soul I
<ieorgia. Klorid.i, I>iuisana
lucky a I ii i e ol on.' 'are pl>,
lars. i iiH«| ret iirulng.i'i da s
of sale.
K. (}. «; iti
Iiik m * l> in " I.atlies Aid Society uiceis everv
W edarsdny at ■! p in at the home of members
us desi^nnted
M. K C'HCMCH. S«M'T«
Itev. J K. SuwU. rs, P i,lor. Services every
Sunday i.t II u in und ? :tn p m Suiidui
School every Suuduy ill 10 u in Pruyei
uieetuu' every WeUnesduy eveuiuit.
SKX'KNTH DAV AIIVKNT18TS
tut iona! eon vent ion and the lirst
elect ions i<| a menace to gtwid slate-
hood the should not go unchallenged.
Politicians are necessary. I suppose,
but a limit should lie established
agalnat their interference in the work
of statemaking. It w ill i*- found
UilerUreifory In ohurite Heitulur services linn. Iliat nolll le il mil l„,^i,.,.u ., i
every Saturday I'rarer me.-tiiiK every Friday "" mai poilllial ami liuslntss I • il • r-
nitfin swiii.uihseii.sSi.tnrdmm uia m estswlll diverge every time an im-
portant questioti arises, and the
business men of < >klahoma should lie-
In the United State* Court, in the Northern tf,n « r*ra izi i« at once for a business
Diltrict, Indian Territory, at Claremore. instead of a polit ical si ale gnveJiiinellt
The politicaiuof ejtlier parly, if the
opimrtunity is presented, will place
(•olitlcs atiove business I'liscllish
patriotism must lie shown bt all kihnI
citizens If the future stale is to Id
a | ■
Mill-
i'for.
WAKNINQ ORDER.
I.aui.t Mimiit ft*laiutin /
No 171
Mfiirv Motue. IWiMidmii 1
I'ht* tleffiidaui H«ury M«nmc n warn
fd In ti|>p«'ar In thlo court *lthln thut\ dar
and auHa«*r tti* o«miplair l < f tti.- piaintirT
I.aura
Ihin IWth dav of Nov IMM
c A I > a v mm in t'lfik
Hv M W. Chirr l>«*| ut.f t If Ik
t J 11 Kui her ford Ally, for I'lalutlff.
' ' .l hn M (•«'ldt*i>t urtf
Ally for uou-KfMdfut m-ffinluul.
WAKNINO ORDBR,
In the U. S. District Court in the Northern
District of the Indian Territory, sitting at
Claremore, I. T.
LUlle C Whitney. I'lelutlU.,
yVliness the Hon Joseph A Hill .hid ire of " ',,r ""'ire smie is 10 ih.
Haid oiiuH "Ud Ihe seal thereof 1.1 i | reni.irr proKjierous, and tlie work of making
ihU IMtb dav of Nov IMM . . ,
the const itution should not lie dele-
gated lo political parasiied and |.oli-
ticlans looking for plundei i >ur sale
ty lies in the activity ol our hiisiness
men. it may !«• impossible to keep
the professional politicians out of
O It lev after the stale Is made, bill I hey
should lie made lo lake a hack scat
i while Ihe machinery is In the work-
.. ' No mo. shop"
William r Wliltuev l>*f«*tidaut > ,.i. ..
The defendant WUiiatn C YVhiuiey. la warued 1 1 ^ I It ill S lll
insVT"fb'en irf'rVi'atfi^lXur? I k' « 1 - Wi.
J.i^Ml A ..UI Juillie ot ar* ,"M,M " S.ll.ohiHKl (
'*!frtHu^.|hV.,T't{i,n''r,H'f *l "• 1fli'Hl si..,,S il, that die... linn
| will In. ihi- nhixiMing iif i|. Ii'iriitos
,
l< MH' ( Olisl It III li ililtl ( till v eil i ill
FIiii work nf that ixhivenilou will1
im of the in'>si vital ini|Hii iini(!"
in tho funiro stain, anil should,
ihi'tvfnro, bo lo- iuiriisti.fi tiin<iiif>
Ihii thfHKNT Tlipy slmuld bo |
in on wiiii win put i in- iff* ni* ra I
welfarnof ihe sini « ahovn all por-
snnal or panv ioiois'sis.
A constitution nno udopicd Is
hard Uiuhaugi', und for liiat roa
IIAVIIMON (Ml
My M W.i'l.irr Deputy I'lerk
ABt. Nohvki.i. * Hv Mil Ally for I'luliiUIT
1 Seal j J II Kt> I HKHKoHU
Attorney for uon rendeut Uefeuduiil
Cured Paralyaia.
W H. Bally, I' <). True, T.xh«.
welten: "My wife had been milfuriiiK
live years with paralyiii* In her arm.
wIimii | Hits |ierauailed to mm Itallnul'i.
Know Lin I men i, wrlilclu on red her ail
r i if lit. I have nlno t«n il || (or old
aorea, froatbitea ami .akin aruptlona.
It doea the win'k." 'ilto, ftlle, tl tni.
bold liy Owl Uruv Htorv.
I lie federal government as their chi
refuge and protection in times it rail
J icaI state legislation
In his annual report. Mi .laui' s li
< iarlield. coip miss inner ol cor|mra t imc
I has expressed his lielief that il yyou'
la- a wise policy for the federal g lyen
nicut to extend iis sii|M-rvisioii an
cunt rol over all corimrat ions d ing aii
interstate commerce business. It
understood that the suggestions >1
| Mr (iarlield were made with tin
I proval ot ('resident lloosevclt.
are now lieing drawn with the oli|(
of placing t la' flint let* si|ua rely I
congress for definite action. There
will, of course. I*- no hastv steps
taken, but nevertheless It would Im
well for business corporal ions dealing
| in interstate commerce to prepare
themselves to submit to federal inn
trol to the same extent as thai con-
trol is now lieing exercised ovei rail-
rouds. K. <.TnurnaI.
—■ - — — •
Complete Kocurd of Indian Trilioa
I here are now piled up ill the y nulls
of the government offices at Muskogee
tons and tons of records which form a
complete history ol eyery event nl
j ImiKirtniioc concering tribal life and
I lie t ft le in laud iii Indian territory
since the Indians came in the terri-
tory in |s.u >o rar as is known I here
is no law and no provision for the
pl'escrvat ion of these records except
t hose In the Indian oitlces at the lime
t lie dawes I'oininission expires and
this Is a matter ol' great legal and
historical iinportauce.
"'he rcconis in the vaults or the
Indian agent and ol ihe dawes com-
mission concern | lie I it le In eyery "I was mict. ill
fo i nf land iii the domain of the live writes Kd t Nn.i
clvill/ed trila's, and a record of Ihe wick ( ., . K i.
making of all Ihe treaties and i lie ermches ami nf
laws under which the land litis Ih cii I > * imiiic.-il io ti
allot ttsl, together with il y a si amount Liniiii.-ni, wi, . i
or other valuable rectird thai should ihn«. .nic ot
! • preserved.'' say.s the Muskog iiii irnen' | . ,.p n
I I lltlt*llix. , f.(| It |n a notuln
"I'liere are four huge vault* at M gs- nre-s tbem... iv..
kogee. two at 'l'alilei(uah. two at T s- i I n..« . ,i t,
liomiugoaiKllwii.il Atoka All are to |a i h.rm . i
tilled Willi laud oil Ice and Dawes OUIII- ,,u tin laim. ' J
^kiasion reysii'ds. 'I'be question na.i owl Drug suna
u.n
I
INDIGESTION'S RECCPsD
"Sip.
*Thrl^sl re,,i.<1v | ran |,re«r,lbe I...
d" -. si ion 1.1 t.1 im i, I
Ikwwi I several Qtbvi p !>, .u la lis a
a* "br l| |i itulMily "
Qlnihgestton ia making III hu'mI
■a a cause of and. II il, III . 11 I
Ing luari failure in iis gin ■ i Hat
fvau r.-.i I m Ip pa
rnllvhealiliyaiiitev.il i.
•tidilenly attarked with n n:
after aajoying heart v m al, and
living ill iii,Illy CMMra Ik i h a j. .
could Im" chIIc.I in
I his sliotilil l,e a wirt!"! ' . voti wit.
Buffer with n ail ir ,, ji, i
of indigestion II III. inn. v
lulls if acute indlgi 'i "I Ii ..1 I..
small doa.. of Green - • i-t l'|. -■
fore ,V after t!>i ir t.ie « .
have l.illrn ■ piev loan, i . .
^August I'll, r preyents r
rrentinggoo li i -ri. It .
the liver, pu a the I.t. . I ..I
thr euliic sv aeni.in i imtui "
Cl'ao (Uia Jit and 75. All Ulu,
All Work Ouiirmt
MISSOURI PAINLESS DE'4TIS f
PROCUREDINO OtrCNDtD
•pynatiu, ei. , ,n all count rii
f* ICS t <*,'< * ,fl
Patfit and lnfrirg m nt P'actlca E c!
AJS Nltlh Btrs.1, Jp[ Onllad Stotaa r.'.nt Offli
WASHINGTON, 0 C
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liremore Lots For Silt
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1111 Im pi oy oil lot.s in < 'laremore for sale,
eith' i lor ciiMh or on live vear's time
on p i.y menl.s 10 suit
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Dec -mber 30. 19 >4,
J. HuR.DE RT MOORS
Opera House.
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WHEN YOU *Ai A IN T AN
ilp-to-rfale Livery Rig
of any kind. Nico.
clean riirs. Clean,
sleek horses. Al-
ways treated nice.
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i) NEW RUBBER
Tired Vehicles.
LIVERY IN CONNECTION.
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Williamson, F. E. The Claremore Messenger. (Claremore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 29, 1904, newspaper, December 29, 1904; Claremore, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc178032/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.