The Medford Patriot. (Medford, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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fhe fatriot.
THURSDAY, .lune #. 1W4
lm kb & Son, Publishers
T. J. l'ALMEK, Kdltor
Headaches are so universal
that in every community there
art every rtay scores of peoiilo
with headaches ot some de-
cree of ^ver-
ity-
There need
not be a single
h eailac li e
in t h i s eom-
inanity toilsy,
to-morrow or
:iny other day
Neat's Ueail
ache Cure will
, an■ ull Winds
of headacht
Who
has
Head-
ache
to-day
It is
teed to do this
?iD'l costs yon
uothinif i f 1 t
f r\ i 1 s. The
1 racist who
! ?*ells it will r fnnd the money
j if you are no! wholly satisfied
j with the remedy
Price ')
1 cild 1
ttULI.W'i .)'■ JECA'ES
LAWYERS
: 11o.> >i. >u.4i iia ; .lu.i ling
Medford < Utiaho^ii.
AlIOM l.UXK, i'OND CREEK,
THE GREAT MOULD'S FAIR.
Government Huihting* and Von
tent* Urirfty Mentioned.
The reason we say briefly mentioned
is because It would take a year and the
Fair be held and closed before we
could give a minute report of ill the
exhibit* contained in the government
buildings did we use ill the available
space in the PATRIOT therefor. The
exposition ii too majestic to more than
Hive a synopsis in a newspaper. An
idea of the extensiveness may be gain-
ed from the amount of money expend
ed in its production. It ii estimated
to be about #50,(100,000, divided as fol
lows:. United states $11,000,000, St.
Louis city and individual subscriptions
*10,000,000, states nd territories |7,-
000,000, concessions >1,000,000, foreign
governments 86,000,000, and exhibits
111,000,000. A further idea may be
gained of the Fair's immensity by
knowing that the ground devoted to It
is nearly two entire sections, 1240
acres, twice what was used at Chicago
and four times that occupied at Buf
t .lo. A number .<f our people went to
Omaha where they saw an exhibit that
coveted loO acres, and thought It was
quite a sight There Is under roof tn
the arge exhibit palaces I2H acres,
and every fool is occupied. Of these
great ,-xhibit palaces there are llfteen.
The palace of education is devoted to
the sch '"Is and colleges ot the Unite.)
Mutm ::d foreign governments. Af-
ter considerable search we found Ok
luh m i's school exhibit. It was nice
and tallied well when compared with
the iw \.ul opportun lies of the terri-
torv Id this Japan has a surprise for
those who think the pagan is lacking
in i.r re .' Of course the language U
unintelligible without an interpreter.
Washington.
The fisheries building Is om of the
most interesting on the ground*. Here
the viiltor can procure tome idea of
the many kind* of fl h Inhabiting the
water* of the earth. There i* alio
■hown here the methods of hatching
tlsh. The various stage* of production
from the egg* are *howu to the matur
edflsh ready to place in the pond*.
You may be tempted to draw • hook
and line from your pocket, but It will
do you no good, a* they are carefull)
guarded. But do not forget the ball
of iigherie* when you visit the Fair It
i* a place of beauty as well as intereit.
Our space is occupied and we mi st
continue ne*t week our recital of
World's Fair exhibit*.
It will d# observed that the new
manager of the Star did not publish a
salutatory upon assuming control
thereof, preferlng for obvious reasons
to leave his reader* in the dark as to
bis plan* and purposes Frank Bow
ser is we understand, secretary of tto
Farmers Oraln & Shipping Associa-
tion of Kansas, aud proposes to maku
the Star the orgau of the association,
rnis will account, l part at least, tor
bis lengthy editorial attack upou grain
dealers generally. They are couipeti
tors in the market tor the business hi:
association seeks to capture and inusi
be annihilated to make room lor Mr
Bowser and his associates The I'ATRl
ot is not a chiiinpiou, promoter nir
protector ot any grain dealers assocli.
lion, but desires to see iair play a,1
around that justice may be meted out
ti- those most interested. While Mi
Howser may be alright and just what
he claims, a tnend to the farmer,whose
business he wants, it would come with
a greater assurance were lie to frankl)
IT ISA NATTER OF HEXUJI
Absolutely Ptara
THERE ISMQ SUBSTITUTE
N. T. GILBERT
J. B. KENNEDY
IHDU1I LAUD*
Ordinance No. .">*
Warranty Deeds can now be given by the CREEK IN-
DIANS, but by no others. Many choice pieces are filing
at low prices. We have some bargains listed, and will be
pleased to enter into correspondence with you, if you are
interested. Address,
KENNEDY & GILBERT
Wetumka, I. T.
it and Hoard ol
ll. S. J11 SHE it
Attorney-at-Law
and Notary Public.
li isluesB Given Prompt Attention
iiopposite srh.mru Hotel, Medford
N. STILES
Physician and Sural eon
-1 , i, 1 : J ock, Corner Main
Street ; cd Cher K*e Avsnu*
c,.>" irkWcf , l two Block* north
of Oj'TH House. 'Uone No. 18
€ J M'LENNAN, V.D .C.M.
iMicceeeor (<> Dr. Oall)
specially Midwifery and
Surgery.
I "tnwnier HI k. 'M '-'nee Oopo*
JOS SHEAFE
I'hysician and Surgeon
r ?pick—3r.l Door E -l ' Op«r Hooki-
. , -etliou H ' on.- I 'll L : nb r Co
nOXI Ullle M, B sMlBteM
i- ■ Galls made either trou Hi' * or Residence
Rt-ite his position and putj- es la th
unmt. .ligibl- without an .iiverpreii-r. ^ J
But these i.e supplied whenever the, suti i .
i>u'1 ,V, or gues-while he works them.
Japs have an exhibit.
l In. palace of liberal arts contains The story ot the battle of Kin Chow
between the Japauese and Uussiant-
will go down in history with Uett)s-
burg; ill lact it exceeds our own great
battle in proportion to the men engag-
ed. The lose of 4,UUU Japanese and 2,
exhibits of bonks and their manu-
facture, maps, models, cheiiuca ■,
mechanical and scientific instruments;
enough to entertain one interested in
their examination at least a day. —
Varied industries and manufactures. | (W0 itussHus is unprecedented in the
In this great building It appeared as annals of war; aud all m a battle of a
though everything had been plac.d | :ew hour.. The battle o
lie it ordalMil bv tLe .
Trustee* «f the Town « [ Mottford, Ok
Territory.
section 1 That ell male perM •<* Uotwr.-n ttie
atf ot i'l and ."<1 ><-«r . who l.n^ r.-M<i< i In the
Territory of Oklnhumn for «!«>* anU ure rt'i-i*
d^iitf of the town of Medford, who are capftlde of
performing labor on the ptthltr highway* and
who ur** not a tuwnvhlp or county charge, •'hall
h lUhlo t-HCh year tt parform four d*y« work "t
elcht hourh h ,i l on tun public alr^t* and alle\
of ti.-t< wn f Medford under the direction of the
road over-.-.T of said town, orfuruteh a eul ti
tute to do th« tame, or pay the buiii "f on * d llar
per iiav t«> waul road overeeer in lieu of rai«l work,
an tiie • inn i * provided '>_> t hapier 72 of the
statuti > I t >klahoin;i of 1^'''. entitled An A t in
Kelatio'i t • f< adi* anil 'imhwayt* and Amend
uietite Tlieieto.
(Section , It h.ill be the duly of the road over-
neer of « aii town o L'lve notlo- lo persone re dd-
Ini' in -aid town who ar.* liable t. or charged |
wltli i* vHux of the *ime mid pla« he will at {
tend Hi.d direet the work i« be performed b> aucb
pereoa or j ei-on- and It fl.all the duty of the [
road overeeer h receipt ai' , iih wh pay j
inonev in It u of work t« be performed, an.l e*- ;
pef.d Mi. h r ii!«-•• ara pafc t I Ii I repait g
nn>! \ uMi.g "ie i treeta ai. ;iileye ol ild t«-*^
\t,t p rcon u j . r-on«* iiahl- t'.per-J
lormw k - ;foreaald if 1 * wu whr ha •,
'wh'd u. i ii' perform «
refi.-e (all IO. Oil ..I ■ • '
form i* a ii k or furinfh a iiliniitute vhere!or ,
afpr-vide .it, 'hie ordinance chall be 'leemtd ,
guilty « f h iiil-deme i or and upon conviction j
-it i ll"be tli d not W-- - lan Ten llollarn r more |
than Twenty Dollar :oi «hall Ktar.d committed
in.-II -uch tine and (• -t« are paid.
.Section It !•- hereby declared there ir an ,
emergency for th" immediate taking effect of |
thie art from and after it* p«e*age, approval and
publication according lo law and the wune phall
be Ii. full force and affect from and ufter it* pub
licatlon.
1'ai.ned and approved this Tth day of Jane, 1H04
AtWct HOWAKD 1 ItKD,
for
It yon Imre let l worrlen concernlrK yotir
Domestic Relations
Purchase and Sales
Investments or Loan-
Partnership Relations
Real Estate
Personal Property
Criminal Responsibility
Inheritance or Devise
Solvency or Insolvency
Contracts or Promises
Patents or Indentions
Or any other legal points
. the hearing ot "i" 1"« "
... tlm bearing of the law on It, und
We will plainly «tate the cirength of our pimply mall u the fat te
advise the beet course lo pnraue under the laws of jour .tat.. \ ?
Enclose with money order for $1.°0-
McMillan bnu> su,
LaCRoaaa, W i cc
MERCHANTS' LAW & ADJUS1 MfcNT CO.
which they could not put elsewhere.
To a mechanic there i* a month'! study
in this building, at he would revel in
the devices exhibited.
lasted for several oays, aud the losses j
ol both sides, taken prisoners and kin ]
ed, was 23,11)0 on the Uuion side ana j
Uti.UUU Confederates; those killed of the
\V Stbphbh
Clerk
Published lr. Patriot •Tune 9, 1W4
iident of Hoard
JOS.H. ROBERTS
Physician a.id Surgeon
>7T10B—'Itt Door >Ve«t Neal'a Drug Store
^ >%euca tut house we- Palmar Opera House
TBONB9-li> and 23
Call Answered Day or Night.
e uevites e*uion . ^ on dnU
The r^lace of electricity is tetter u« Confed,!
viewed at night when em,thing u yalor of tbe
sparkles. I'hough one ,ee's 8°®Bj ;i|u.ae goidiers in facing such death
what creepy when he thinks of live deaUng imgl(ile8 a8 tl)ey dw> diking
over the dead bodies of their comrade*
marks them as most courageous. Surely
liussia uever dreamed of the martial
valor of those whom they taunted into
battle. The world sympathizes with
the Japanese in the struggle.
WM. SUMMY
AUCTIONEER >
%%
Yeats of Experience!
Satisfactory Service or no Pay!
Leave order;, .it thie lir.Ell CHEEK
lllir.e or write him at OKLA.
•* Coach Excursions ;
•* to the World's Fair.
S Here is the opportunity you have looked lor.
T<( June 9H1 and 23ni the Rock Island System will
T* sell round-trip tickets to St Louis at considerable
I® less than one-way rate, only #10.05 from Med lord,
a) Return limit 6 days Tickets are good for first-
class passage but will not be honored in sleeping
cars.
Full information at this office or by ad-
dressing
J. S. McNALLY, D P. A.,
Oklahoma City
wires and watches his footsteps as
carefully as the sights above aud
an ind him. Herein are electrical ex-
hil'its and appliances of all kinds,
,(I 'graph, telephone, wireless teie-
guphy, etc An lntaristiug study to
the scientific tnitei.
In machinery hall one stands amazed
at the wheels of industry. The ex-
hibits here are made good use of as the
large engines furnish the motive power
of the exhibition. ABlde from these
Urge engines there are hundreds ot
small machines of all kinds and de-
scriptions.
It you area student of method* of
transportation, do not fail to while
away as many hours as you may Bpare
in the palace of transportation. It is
a IF. STEI 'HEJYSON
Atl' - aeu-at-Laiv.
rsctice in All Courts. Special
'•."Mention given Collections
and Probate Matters.
«J'Jce0l> i lr«, Hli.L'ue- Bloc*, M iiford
Though about a tourth of the popu- |
lation of Medlord our neighbor on the j
north has three saloons, as we see by-
ads in the Tribune. The mercantile in j
terests of Ueufrow should crowd th^se ,
ads out of the Tribune; they do not j
speak well for the moral* of the town, j
If Uro Williams patronizes thoie whom
be recommends to others there must be ,
music in the air occasionally Were we 1
In the mercantile or other business in a j
town we would advertise in some man
id uie jiitiacr ul hbubi/wivwsivu. i lOWU we WUUIU au o uo« iu ouuhj Uinu
here vou realize the great development ner -j-jje town paper is the more pre
of the last century, as the exhibit* (erat>le means of advertising. Hut w
would not insult our patrons by Haunt-
ing a saloon ad In their faces to read
our*.
FARMS FOR SALE.
r*.rtv« 'vlehltinto buy tarni iu Oklahoma
i . i.d v .'ll to call on or writ* to me * practical
- grp , * .d pioneer wilier Ke-i'i"n railei
•14U ..nil IH mifam e «t "f A*skits. Oklnlioms.
GlarU. 33. Mitchell
PUBLIC SALE DAY.
The next regular of the
Commercial C'lob sule is
SATURDAY, JCNE18
. <• . rii■ i .'f with T. T. Godfrey or F. O. Dort
tit dupofial at thin or any future date. Anc-
r ->Deernand yardage urnished and the
*-o«t guaranteed to not excead one
T«r cant to the teller. Vard«
EAST OF COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
MEDFORD, OKLA.
LAFE
BURGER
%
Wellington,
Kansas.
AUCTIONEER
sales cried everywhere
terms reasonable
tVrite, Telephone or Telegraph.
start Irom carrying the mail on the
pony to the magnificent railway mail
coach of today. Everything imagina-
ble aud many articles one ba* never
even dreamed of for transportation fa-
cilities are seen here.
In the palace of mine* and metal
lurgy are exhibit* of wealth unfolded
that would distend the eyes of avarice^
In this the states seem to have enter-
ed Into competition to show the wealth
that lies in the depth* below the sur-
face. Colorado, with her pile* of glis-
tening ores, leads the procession, and is
closely followed by California and
other Btates. Exhibits are here shown
from states that the writer did not
know made a pretension to mineral de-
posits. One can but faintly compre-
hend the immense wealth of the Unit-
ed States bidden in the bowels ot
mother earth. Canada and a number
of foreign nations have some nice ex-
hibits here.
In agricultural hall the farmer de-
voted to his business may spend days,
as herein is everything used in his line,
seeds and implements of development.
A large uumber of private exhibit* of
farm machinery, etc., are shown here.
Horticultural ball contain* exhibit*
of fruit of all kinds and descriptions.
Most of this i* necessarily canned, yet
much shown has been preserved in its
natural state. One's month water* as
he view* the dKplay here. Vegeta
blea of all kind* not *een in the hall of
agriculture are here. Several *tate*
have entered into competitive exhibit*
In both these hall*.
The government building, a* It la
called, contain* exhibit* furniahed by
the U. S. government. Everything
herein is up to date. The various de-
partments of the government ar# here
represented. The navy and marine
service has a nice exhibit. A large
varshlp with its cannon mounted
ady for business and warriors of the
uavy and army In statuary, showing
official grades form an Interesting stn
dy. Hsrs an also exhibits from the
various government buildings in
Our people are disposed to look up j
on aud speak of the Japanese as heath-
eus. It is true that the religion of the j
islands is Paganism. But there are 1
many Christian* among them and ]
their government 1* far enough advanc-1
ed to tolerate all form* of religion. |
When we realize that but 30 year* ago '
the country wa* entirely given over to
l'aganlim we must give ths Japanese I
credit with having made great progress j
In religious as well as other affairs. No j
nation has made greater advancement
the past quarter of a century than
Japan.
[[ the rains and Hoods continue In
Kansas, as they have this year and last,
the state had better apply to congren
for a Hood appropriation than one for
irrigation. The idea of a state asking
for help to procure water when it ti
subject to floods is ridiculous.
Winfield Assembly.
VU lUITi rs BOUTS.
Ths Wlnfleld Chautauqua Assembly ,
will open June 14 aud continue ten
day*, ending Friday night, June 24
Thl* Is the great event In the calendar |
of Southern Kansas and Northern
Oklahoma, and tbouiand* attend each ■
session for the outing alone. Island |
l'ark, where the Assembly is held, is
one of the loveliest spots in the west,
and all the pleasures of fishing, boat-
ing, out-door sports and camp life are
here to be found.
An exceptionally strong programme
Is arranged for thl* year, and all agent* !
of thl* company will gladly supply In- j
quirers with foldsrs and booklets giv-
ing full details.
Excursion tickets from Medford will j
cost 92.36, good until Juns 25. Es-1
peclal attention will be shown to par-1
tiss who have camping-oat luggage to
•hip.
For foil particulars inquire of j
o. E. Honey, Agent, ]
A., T. & S. F. By. Co.
$50,000.00
Cash Given Away to Users of
LION COFFEE
We are going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion Coffee. Not only will the
Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we
have always given our customers, but
In Addition to the Regular Free Premiums
the *ame Lion-Heads will entitle you to estimates in -ur $50,000.00 Grand frige Confee^s, wiilch wUl
,0^ oj our patrons rich men and women. You can seud in as mauy estimates as desired. There will be
a TWO GREAT CONTESTS
The Arst contest will be on the July 4th attendance at the St. Louia World's Fair; the second relates to Total
Bnnd First Priis ot $5,000.00 OODteata, and thus your estimates have two
Five Lion-Heads
cut from Lion
'MA
m
Coffee Package* and a
a cent stamp entitle you
(In addition to the reg-
ular free premiums)
to one vote in
either contest: 5M
WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST
comS «£S8n«t«s recjlved l? W^.- Splc. Com-
Dior's ufflca. Toledo. Ohio, on or before June SOth. 1904. we vlll
«!*• Br t prlte tor the nearent correct estimate, second priie to the
ssst sisreit. etc., etc., as follows:
J First Prise
Second Prise
Prises-ISOO.OO each
lis— 300.00
10 Prlsss— 100.00
30 Prises- fio.oo
BO Prlsss- ao.oo
BO Prises— 10.00
OO Prises— B.OO
S3.SOO.OO
1,OOO.OO
1.000.00
1.000.00
1,000.00
l.OOO.OO
l.OOO.OO
a,000.00
9,000.00
aiaa paxna.
TOTAL, 120.000.00 313J l-aixcs
OVUKC0K0, BUU Uiue jv«. —
opportunities of winning a big cash prize.
m Printed blanks to
vote on found In
every Lion Coffee Pack-
age. The a cent stamp
covers the expense of
our acknowledgment to
you that your es-
dBSil timateIs recorded.
PFif-SlDCMTfAL VOTE CONTEST
Whn: v.- •''.■ -he tn; l FnpuUr Vote east lor PrestdwUrotej
tor all cioi'iiCrti • * omi med > at the election November 8.1904? u
190U(.lcctl<>u 1' ,M . ;.,n>pl.-voted lor President. For nearest cor-
rect e.Tlmaii:i <eceiv,-d In Woolson Spice Co.'s oftce, Toledo. O..
. . „ s ; " 4 * will Ko nrst prise lor the oearcit cor-
, , v. -..I 1 riie to the next naa-est,etc..etc., es lollows:
1 t W cri/e I3.BOO.OO
1 !i, VtiV'se l.OOO.OO
a /rises— toOO.OO each l.OOO.
6 ?rlies— 200.00
10 P'.-Ueo— lOO.OO
ao Prlsee— 60.00
60 Prlies- ?0.00
360 mm- 12-92
1800 Prists— 6.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1.000.00
1.000.00
3.600.00
e .000.00
TOTAL, taO.OOO.OO
4279—PRIZES—4279
Dl«trlb«t*d It th« Publlo-«Mr«gatln| S45,000.00-ln addltUn Is whloh «• «MIjJnJg,000
H lr>—ra' CUrk (tM pirtleulars In Ll
ETS Dti Aiuu run■ iwvbnns i«
LION COFFEE
_ . TALBR
WOOLSON SFICE CO., (CONTEST PER'T.)
TOLEDO. •ONIO.
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