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THE HARRISON GaZETTE.
Published KTfrj Thursday at Harrison, Okla
BY T. K. TINGLE.
SUBSCRIPTION. PER TKAR. BO CKNTI.
OIUROH4 AND INDIAN TERRITORY
Booker T. Washington is to lecture
at Guthrie.
Agent Jenaon of the Poneaa is in
Washington.
The ltank of Cashion is to become a
national bank.
Norman has been proclaimed a city
of the first class.
Pond Creek is to have two rural de-
livery mail routes.
The new city building at Ponca City
is about completed
The cent* r of population of Oklahoma
is aooving westward.
U. S. Marshal C. 11. Thompson has
reappointed his entire force.
Report comes from Washington that
Fort Reno is to be abandoned.
The official natne of the Katy exten-
sion in Oklahoma is the M. K. O.
O. A. Mitehner, the Osage agent has
sjwit some time in Washington.
March 14 hns been proclaimed for
Arbor day by Governor Ferguson.
Tho Watonga jail is to be fitted up
with steel cells, to cost about 13,000.
The Osage Indian band organized at
Pawhuska, is already gaining fame.
The towns in the new counties will
elect city officers in April for one year.
Governor Ferguson went to Lawton
to attend Lincoln Day celebration and
banonet.
Three rural mail routes are to estab-
lish out of Hennessey, and one out of
Waukomis.
W. G. Williams, a cattleman of Chick-
asha, was held up and robbed at the
El Reno depot.
A Chandler man has bought 300
Angora goats to start a goat ranch in
Lincoln county.
The Katy is asking for 20 acres of I
school land, adjoining Guthrie, for us«
for terminals.
The sheriff's force at Anadarko are
without horses. They were stolen |
from the barn close to the jail.
The Katy has commenced grading at
Guthrie for its Coffeyville extension, j
The extension will be COO miles long. j
The officers believe they have the
two men who are tho most guilty of j
the murder of the sheriffs at Anadarko.
Big Goose, a Ponca chief, says that
the l'oncas do not want their lands
divided and don't want their money j
from Washington.
The H. S. land office at Perry ha*
been ordered closed forthwith, and its
business transferred to the Guthrie
land office. This includes advertise* 1
business.
The territorial board of instruction
decided to have twp periods of normal
institutes, the first ending July 18-1j ,
and the second on August 15-16. Tho
last Friday and Saturday of April was
fixed for applicants for graduation
fwra the pablic schools.
Three scholars of the high school at ;
Enid started home along the railroad
grade with the intentiun of riding
toward home on the gravel train. Only
one, Roy Pierce, made the attempt. |
while the train was in rapid motion. >
He was horribly mangled but lived !
about aix hours.
A charter has been taken for the \
Denver, Kansas and Atlantic railway, j
to be constructed through Oklahoma, <
through the Seminole, Chickasaw and
and Choctaw Nations to Paris, Texas,
with brandies to Texarkana, Ark.,
and to a point on the Red river. The
Choctaw is reported to be back of this
company.
Students of the Alva Normal school
have presented a monster petition to
Governor Ferguson, asking for the
retention at the head of the faculty of
President Anient.
(sealed proposals were received
at Washington until February 8 for
leasing certain lands of the Kiowa
Oomanchc Indians for grazing purposes.
Horses and cattle may be pastured
there but sheep are barred. The low-
est bid <*>n*idered was IS cents an sere.
A certified check for ten per cent of the
bid was deposited with the bid.
Guthrie •wpects to have a division of
the M. K. A T. road, that branch being
brown as Kansas, Texas and Oklaho-
ma road.
The lauds left by those who drew
tickets, but failed to file their claims,
have sinew nearly all been pre-
empted under the general homestead
laws.
The citiaens' band of the Pattawsto-
Kilea have appointed four men to go tn
Mexico, near Tanipico, to prepare for a
removal there of SOU members of the
tribe.
Homesteaders in ths Kntd land div
trict are anxious to know when their
basiness can be done at the Kingfisher
land office. The only reply the King
Usher officers can give is that they do
Mot know but that fall notice will Itc
given them.
Plana for the f'-.OOO memorial monti-
tm it for the grave of Roy V. Cashion
at Hennessey are mnpltted, bnt re-
quire a meeting of the legislative com
mittee before they are adopted The
legislature appropriate.! |t, uo and the
people of Hennessey su beer I lied (sou.
Hartshorns has lost by fire three
business houses and two residences.
The Creek rolls are rapidly rearing
completion and patents will be issued
as rapidly as possible.
The Chichasaw town site commission-
ers have been appraising Ardmore
town lots since Jan. 27.
Chairman Bixly, of the Dawes com-
mission is in Washington, to confer
with the interior department.
A special car left Ardmore with 23
prisoners sentenced to the federal
prison at Fort Leavenworth.
Affairs are are looking serious where
the Crazy Snake band of Creeks are
holding out against the government.
A deer ran through the streets of
Tulsa and escaped to the woods. It
was killed by campers two miles out.
The postofficesat Ada and Comanche,
I. T., have been advanced to third
class and will become presidential on
April 1.
Fred L. Wenner has prepared 1#
photographs of Oklahoma for a new
geography which is to be published in
New York.
Chief Justice Burford charged the
Logan county jury to get after the gun
toters and smart Alecks who handle
firearms carelessly.
Sheriff Oates, with a search warrant,
found great quantities of beer and
liquor in a drug store at Ringwood and
seized the whole of it.
There have passed through Chickasha
since January 1, 249 cars of emigrant
outfits, nearly all bound for the Kiowa
and Comancne lands.
Excitement continues at Watnmka,
I. T., over the movements of the Crazy
Snake band, who are organized in
squads of 25 and heavily armed.
Prof. C. N. Gould, of Norman, will
prepare for the St. Louis exposition an
exhibit of minerals, building stone,
cement, salt and other deposits in Ok-
lahoma.
W. M. Brooks, of Orr, I. T., adver-
tises for a squaw wife. Must be an
old maid with plenty of money, cattle
and land and not less than $10,000 in
the bank.
Several farmers about Winnview
have been offered 94.000 for their farms.
But one of tliem sold, and he received
$5,000. The others looked about and
could not and where they could better
themselves.
The Indian appropriation bill, as
completed in committee, capitalizes the
funds of Muskogees and Creeks in the
sum of (909,369 at 5 per cent interest
instead of permanent annuities which
they have been receiving.
South McAlester is made a division
point for the railway mail service. Six
postal clerks have been assigned to run
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
trains, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, between
South McAlester and Sedalia.
Is there any truth in the story sent
out with a Topeka date about the
Miller Bros, having raised on their Ml
ranch 1,400 acres of corn from Siberian
seed last year, and had a good crop
while ther nelgnb^'s bad none?
Chief Bufllngton, of the Cherol.ees, is
in Washington to obtain relief for full-
bloods who are destitute. He asks that
910,000 of the 930,000 in the sub-treas-
ury at St. Louis be used for that pur-
pose. The deposit in the sub-trea.iary
is to the credit of his nation and its use
depends only upon the consent of the
department of interior.
Weleetka is surveyed and platted,
ond the sale of lots liegan on February
10. It is on the Frisco in the Creek
nation. It lies on the banks of tha
North Canadian, where the Fort Smith
A Arkansas to Guthrie crosses tha
Frisco line. The town is on a timbered
hill, and the water is aplendid and
freestone inexhaustible.
The Choctaw council lias appro-
priated 910,000 for the removal of in-
truder* who fail to pay taxes and other
bills against them. This action has
been approved by Secretary Hitchcock
and the president.
Wheat is looking better in the north-
ern part of the territory since ths
recent snow which extended as far
south as the strip line.
The Chickasaw Stoekmen's conven-
tion will bold a live stork show at
Purcell on April 7 and §, offering
liberal premiums for fine animals.
On Feb 10 at mine No. II at Krebs,
I. T., three men were killed by the
parting of the cable that holds the csr
used in entering and laaving the mine.
All three were instantly killed, one of
them having his head severed from Ills
body.
Judge Raymond, st Ardmore, de-
cided tbstnon-citisens occupying leased
Creek lands must surrender them to
members of the tribe who want them
for allotment*. If the whites refuse to
vacate the federal government will
give the Indians possession.
Dr. Chss. 0. Klliott <>f Blsekwell will
succeed O. C. French ss seeretsry of
the Live Stock Sanitary commission if
if he will accept the appointment.
The Delawsres have commenced suit
agninst the Cherokee* for 157,000 seres
of land, as was authorized by an act of
. .tigress, passed In l*0«, as a part of
ths Curtis bill. Tliey also sua for a
per capita division of the Cherokee
funds, and of the surplus lands on aa
equal basis with the Charokees. Tha
oase is likely to res eh the court of
olaliaa
MARKETS CORRECTED DAILY.
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THE LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF
The Vandome hotel at Minneapolis,
Minn., is burned. Lo^s, 87j,000.
Eggs and butter have a tendeney
toward higher prices in the general
markets.
The Lake Shore and Hock Island are
to build together a terminal in Chicago
to cost $2,000,000.
The Orplietirn theater in Chicago is
burned. Fire was started in four
placea by iucendiaries.
The governor of the state of Wash-
ington will not permit his appointees to
accept railroad passes.
Zinc ore producers are rejoicing over
two advances in xinc ore of 81.50 a ton
each, within two weeks.
The operators and miners who have
been in consultation at Indianapolis,
agreed to continue the old scale,.
Santos Dumont's air ship is at the
bottom of Monaco bay, sent there by
his guide rope being fouled, during a
high wind.
The famine outlook in India is very
serious. No rain has fallen and the
plague of rats iu three districts ij de-
stroying the crops.
A leading Cuban says that the im-
portation of American negros into
Cuba is tho worst thing the Oubaas
have had to deal with.
Four hundred families are_ made
homeless by the burning of the town of
South Mills, N. C. The loss of prop-
erty is placed at 8160,000.
London papers ask why in the world
the British-Japanese treaty was re-
ferred to the United States for sanction
before it was promulgated.
The diplomatic anil ecmular appro-
priation bill carries (fin.ndo for a new
United States legation at I'ekin, on
ground already purchased.
Miss Helen Gould has been robbed of
a 87,000 Kussian sable coach robe, 8150
opera if lasses and 8300 marine glasses,
ller second butler was the thief.
Steps have been taken, starting ii
San Francisco, to form a company of
millionaires with a capital of 8-').000,>
000, to colonise the island of Mindinao,
the largest of the Philippines, and prt^
mote all sorts of business there.
The Indian sppr<ipriation left out a
provision for the Indisn school at
Ursnd Junctios, Colorado. This re-
sulted from a local controversy, it be-
ing claimed that the government was
made to pay for sewers and other pub-
lic works for the benefit of the city.
The Empire hotel in St. Louis Is
burned and eleven of its inmates lost
their lives and eight others were in-
jured.
(•alusha A. Orow, of Pennsylvania,
has announced thst he will not seek a
re-election to congiess. He is So years
old, entered congress in 1831, succeed-
ing Wilmot, of Wilnioi proviso fsme.
The<iermsn Kaiser having squelched
"Kddyism" in IJermany, has .-oniinenead
upon the work of stopping seances snd
trances for communication with da-
parted spirits.
Postmaster (leneral Payne has issued
an edict that no one of the 75,001) fourth
clsss postmssters in the United States
shall be disturbed through politics.
The genersl policy of tha departm* .it
is to promote the mail srrvlee in rural
districts.
Senator Harris has eempsnv. Thos.
fj. Olenn, the new senator from Idsho
who crrvod in Morgan's f.. ,„v-
airy. lie is the third confederate sol*
dier Sent to congress from s northern
stat* John It. Fellows, of New York,
was tha first.
And now it la said that the Santa Fs
and tha Eock Island arw wresting tha
for Mexican Central, which estends
from Kl Paso to ths City of Mexico.
Ths tresty between Knglsnd snd
Jspan pleases the state depsrtin.'tit st
Washington, as it Is in d*rect line with
tha poaltion of ths United Mates
toward tha Manchurian position
A French electrician has perfecUd a
wireless telephone, of which the trsns*
tnliter and the receiver are not con-
nected except by tha earth. It has
been tested on s distance of 80 metres.
Senator Btswsrt's Silk Fares.
Senator 8tewart, whose talk used to
bs of silver and Nevads, now has a
word for milk and Ylrgtnls. He has
bought a dairy farm in the Old Domin-
ion state and sells the product In
Washington.
The licit Army In the World.
The American army Is the moat effec
tlve organization tn the world. Tho tnei
are well fed ale' well paid, but then
alono will not .ake a food soldier
lie must have steady nerves an
a strong constitution. To fight disease I
Is also necessary to have the same r
qulrements. If you are weak and nerv-
ous you need llostetter's Stomach Bitt' r
at once. It will steady your nerves am
cure Indigestion, heartburn, dizziness an.,
constipation. Try It.
Hush money can't be the kind that
talks.
TO MOTHERS *!i>
Mrs. J. II. Hawkins of Chicago,
111., President Chicago Arcade
Club, Addresses Comforting
Words to Women lU'gardiuj
Childbirth.
" Pear Mr*. I'inkham: — Mothers
need not dread chiidtiearing after they
know the Vfilue of Lyiliil I'. I'iflk-
liain's Compound.
While I loved children I dreaded the
ordeal, for it left me weak and sick
m mggyAMIEXTENSI
AS VwBK am fur men with rua
Introduce our poultry MUlsre. Str.lfbt
• aurr. H e inrau this. F.nclueeeismp.
VI RKKA MK«i. ( ( , . I't W.«••> «. i.... ill.
WE PAY $20a Wetk and EXPENSES
----Poultry Compound,
i., Ktit St. L >ulB,IU.
liftETAVCCAl IDYo(Tor.l itlilK< nmnilaaionto
MU rAI\C OMleKII I u^rnt* l. Introdut-r 8 .roeaa
nPoultry Mi.ture. Write tcxUy. Nevermind •tmnp.
btCCKSS MF(i.CO.,l)i'pteN,Ei 18t Louis.IlL
■KPKieiAM-'4'1" W.IWBTO
nhNblvll Washington, ■>.«;.
B J r.inciMl* i liMtludicsllug lalnia.etty^uoa
Try Oo0 rack***.
If "Defiance Starch" does not please
you, return it to your dealer. If it
does, you get one-third more for the
saiue money. It will give you satis
faction and will nat stick to the iron.
Self-conceit often suffers from over-
exertion.
Sufferer! from Kidney Tronhfo
Should not fail to rcai' the advertise-
ment of the Church Kidney Cure Co..
406 Fourth avenue. New York, appear-
ing in this paper.
Monument to Chief *f««tlce Walte.
A movement has been started in To-
ledo. Ohio, to erect a monument to th<
late Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite.
It Is propo ed to erect the monument
on the battlefield of Fort Meigs, near
Toledo- ___________
Oermsn Army Reserve* Inrresae.
The nnny reserves are greatly In-
creasing in number. For next year's
thirteen days of drill 5,350 noncommis-
sioned officers and 48.111 privates will
put in an appearance. This is nearly
double last year's numbers.
6ENTLEMENPRIZE LIST!
if you are t.oi married, marry an beire-.*. We
send. Healed, the nnmes, addresses and descrip-
tion-, uf ten ladles wi.o wish lo marrv. lor 41.00.
aires 17 to 41., worth (10,000 lo *25.000: or, wo
will send our special priie list of twelve ladies,
worth I r. m $40,000 t < • $800,000. for 2.00. Send
for both listH, and l;.k>: your choice. Karllest
offers tho most, favored. 11 hy not mat ry rich r
Addre-s CONEMOUA CORRESPONDENCE CLUB.
Drawer 577, Lancaster. Penn a.
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MK3. J. H 11 ASK INS.
for months after, and at the time I
thought death was a welcome relief;
but before my "last child was born a
(-""d nei"hbor r1' ■ ■ • • I I.> <1 illI'.l'illk-
ham's Vog«-tal)lo ('oiiipciintl, au.1
I use.l that, to;; tlier tvitli your Pills
and Sanative \Vash f r four months
before the child's birth;—it brought
me wonderful relief. 1 hardlv had an
aehe or pain, ttnd when the child was
ten days old 1 left my bed strong in
health." Every sp-ir z rndfnll I n..w take
abott leof Lyiliii ('..Finklinni's Veg-
(tablaOeafouM and Sad it i pa
me in continual excellent health." —
Mrs. J. H. Haskinh, 3l'48 Indiana Ave.,
Th i ea (jo. 111. — fiOOO forfeit If above trillmo-
rlml It net genuine.
Care nn>I rnroful counsel l.«
what thoetiM'ctaiit «*n«l would-be
mother needs, and this counsel
she eun secure without eost liy
writing to Mrs. l'iukliam al
Lyiui, Ma:>a.
■gJonBa'th
Tt&J Will rt*
RAPE2^?.'
Crantest, Cheapest Pood
*" th for 8hecp, Swine,
Oattlo, etc.
tillWill k« llua la I«U to r-'«d wkM
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3 Dilllon Ouliar Grass
ill . • • ut. -j ntaka y r.«h, litMi
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Oroiius, r« >at, h'pslti («u> b«.
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An Extorted Apology.
An eminent politician and his wife,
says the Manchester Guardian, were
lately entertaining at luncheon a lady
who brought with her a little girl.
During the meal the child helped her-
self to something that was handed i t«tim~n!fc «ni i s*'v tre.tmi
around, tasted It. and left it on her j '««• «• «• n- -"as-s .• «. a., s. wm. «.
plate. Her mother, horror-struck, said: . • CLAIMANTS ton PENSION
"That is very rude; you should apolo- IL write to NAillA>
gise to Lady ." Whereupon the
conscience stricken infant murmured.
through her tears. "I didn't mean to be
rude. I wouldn't have taken any if 1
had known how nasty It was."
CAPSICUM VASELINE
( CUT UP IN i' I.I.AMIBL! TI.' 11SK )
A sul' ' f"r iiu.l sup<-rior to mustard or
anyotber plh->- «nt will not b.i .t. r the
m st.l. licate skin. Th>- |>a.u all.iyuig and
curattv iinalltie. of th is article are wonder-
ful It Wi.l stop the toothache at once, and
relieve beada -he and s. latlca. We reroui-
in. ml it as the bene and safest external
counter irritant kno«(n. a!«o as aa external
rit,•• 1 v for p^ins in the chest and stomach
and all rheumatic. r..-urali;lc and gouty com
plaint* Atrial will proie what w« claim
for it. and it will b - found to be In.aluable
lo th- household. Many people say "It Utb]
beat of all of your pmpuratlons '' Price IS
rem. Ml all druggists or niter dealers, or by
sending this amounl to us in po.tug.- -tamps
wa will send you a ube by mall No article
should be aceepted by the puBlic unless the
same carries our :*!.'• 1, ss otkarwlae It Is not
v M MF0 CQ
■."tw roaa citt
IF
KIIKIOKI). *Vashlnct..n, l . C\. trwv
will reoe4ve quick replies ILMN H.Vols
Ktaitwth Corps Proiccutisi Claims since 1879
W. N. U.—WICHITA —NO. 8—1S02.
V ben Asswerisq Advertisements Kiadly
NetMoi This Taper.
He Clinched It.
Erie. Kans . I'eb. 17th —Ic July of |
1900, W. il. Ketchum of this place was i
suddenly seized with a violent pain in
his back. He says he supposed it was j
a "stitch" and would soon pass away. [
but it lasted five months and caused
him great soreness, so that he was
barely able to get out of bed. He be- (
came alarmed and ronsulted a doctor '
which only increased his anxiety and j
did him no good.
A friend who had some experience
advised him to use Dodd's Kidney
Pills. Mr. Ketchum began with six
pills a day and tn a week was well !
and the soreness all gone. However,
this did not satisfy him. for he says
"I thought I would clinch the cure
with another box and I did. I have
had no recurrence of the trouble alnce
and aa this ts ovef a year ago I am
thoroughly convinced that Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills have completely cured me."
When the highwayman* goes on the
road he in willing to take other pe<>
pie's dust.
Has NO Loual.
PIMJ
■nw •
v DEQUES NO COONNG
\ PREPARED FtDQ
uunffmsuaiy
M^netic*^
When you buy starch
just buy starch alone—
not starch and premiums.
Premiums are cheap
things that may help to
sell a starch but they
don't make it any cheap-
er. "Defiance-' brand of
starch is the cheapest
because the package is
the largest sold for 10
cents—16 ounces for
10c—and it is the best
starch made.
If your grocer does
not keep it send us his
name and we will send
you one trial package
free.
te.
Delicately formed ami gently reared, women will
find, in all the season* of their lit es, a* maids or wi yen
or mothers, that flic one simple, wholesome remedy
which arts gently und pleasantly ami naturally, and
which may he used with truly beneficial effects, muler
any eoudition«,whon the system needs a laxative |s
Syrnp of Kigs. It is well known to lie a simple com-
bination of the laxative and carminative principles of
plants with pleasant, aromatic liquids, whi. h are
agreeable and refreshing to the tasteand acceptable
to the syat< hi when its gentle clean dng is desired
Many of the ills from which women suffer are of
a transient nature and do not eome from any organic
trouble and it is pleasant to know that they yield so
promptly to the beneficial effects of Syrup of Kigs.
but when anything more than n Uaatlve is needed it
is best to rousult the family physician and to avoid
the old-tim* ratharties and loudly adtcrtlsed nos-
trums of the present day. When one nceda only to
remove the strain, the torpor, the congestion, or
similar Ills, which attend upon a constipated condi-
tion of the s> steta, use the true and gentle remedy
Kyrupof Fig*-mid enjoy freedom from the depres-
sion, the aches and pains, colds and headarhes, which
are due to Inactivity of the boweh.
Only tho«e who buy the genuine Syrnp of Kiga
ran hope to get its benefit 1*1 effects and as a guar-
antee of the excellence of the rented)' the full name
of the coiupuii) CaliforuU Tig Syrup Co. is
printed on the front of every |* < kage ami without
It any preparation offered a« s> rup of Kigs Is fraud-
ulent anil should tie declined. To those who know the
quality of this excellent laxative, the offer of any
substitute, when Syrup of Figs is culled fur, U
always resented by t transfer of |attronage to soma
first-class drug establishment, where they do not
recoiuinend. n r sell false brands, nor imitation
remedies. 'Che genuine article may lie bought of all
reliable druggist a everywhere at .Vi cents per bottle.
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Harrison Gazette. (Harrison, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 20, 1902, newspaper, February 20, 1902; Harrison, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc183538/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.