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CheyennS Roger Mills County Oklahoma Thursday April 13 1807
Number Nine
Mp!!c9oF Djrr9ratio Pfimlry t
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The' Voters of Ro
7couniy Oklahoma will take no-
tice that the pixpocrtifentral
committelof"iafd cou0jy has
called a primary ejection for the
p u r pose 0 f rt o in In a t fni ca adi il ate s
for the various ounty district
- and township ofiicnht o lie voted
for at the general election to be
held in said county the said pri-
mary to be held on Thursday
May 23 1907 polls to be open
from V o’-clack a m and to close
at 4 o’clock pl'mon said day
Said election shall be held at the
following votingprecincts in said
m o!
r trills
Note -Judges clerks and an
inspector for each precinct w 11
be published later Precinct
committeemen are requested to
send in a list of five men— one in-
spector -two judges and two
- clerks— at ‘once '
y G W IYodcks Chairman
El L Mitchell Seci’etiify
jupicnr ' fc i
Notice is hereby given to the
voters of the 18th judicial dis-
trict composed of Greer Reek-
ham Roger Mills Dewey ’and
Ellis counties that the Demo-
cratic judicial committee of said
district has called' a primary
election for the nomination of a
candidate for district jude to be
ted upon at thecoming general
Id
-'in all the voting precincts of
the counties comprising said dis-
trict on Thursday May 231907
The inspectors judges and
'
clerks who shall be designated to
hold the county primary election
shall conduct the -primary for
this judicial district' )
G V IIodgks Chairman
E L Mitchell Secretary
SENATORIAL
Notice is hereby given to the
voters of the 3rd senatorial dis-
trict composed of Beckham
Roger Mills Dewey and Ellis
counties that the Democratic
senatorial committee of said dis-
trict hascalled a primary election
for the nomination ofd candi-
dates for state senator to be vo-
ted upon at the coming general
election said primary to be held
in all the voting precincts of Th'e
D counties comprising said distric t
Iff on Thursday May 23 1507 The
Vi inspectors judges and ‘clerks
f’ who shall be designated to hold
the connty primary election shall
lyi conduct the primary for this sen-
?atorial district
jV r" G W IIoDGicsi-Chairman 1
j E L Mitchell Secretary'
We buy
Si Dewey
good notes Cooper
The Nardin Star tells this
stjpjy of the difficulty of compell-
ing a Tonkawa Indian to work out
his polBtatfi1 '‘“Ixapitan worked
about fifteen minutes and then
struck for a four-hour day This
was granted In ‘another fifteen
minutes he struck again for lem-
onade to drink instead of water
This -was allowed Then the
street commissioner got a gun
and told Ivap the striking season
was over So Kap worked until
noon Just as the school bell
rang for 12 o’clock' Kap ran a 2 9-
penny nail through his foot The
boss wanted to pull it out but
Kap said “No you don’t not in
the noon hour wait until one
o’clock’’ Kap had a sunstroke
in the afternoon but otherwise
he got through the day very
pleasantly
Speaking of the good old times
the Emporia Gazette wonders
what has become pf the fine tooth
comb that was always on the top
shelf of the bureau in the boy’s
room in the dear dead days be-
yond recall Vhafehas become
of theTine tooth coijb? The dis-
grace that used tricorne over the
household when the fine tooth
comb was called Into action nev-
er visits the family now Why?
Have they become extinct or
have they joined the star of em-
pire which is moving so majesti-
cally ' westward? There is no
doubt that they are passing The
world is surely better than it was
in the good old days
According to an opinion “-f the
commissioner of th ' v laud
'office l-: i i esch O £i e in
section 13 Ln any township can
not relinquish so another person
can file The enabling act pro-
vides that sections 13 and 33 re-
vert to the government and then
to the state of Oklahoma The
only way to alienate land in these
sections is first to obtain a pat-
ent Relinquishments don’t go
While the Alamo is situated in
the city of San Antonio it is the
treasured property of the people
of all Texas There is no Texan
who does not possess in it an in-
terest which he ha4 a legal as
well as a sentimental and patri-
otic right to assert There will
be a general protest and upris-
ing against any scheme to com-
mercialize any part of it
'
When you meet aman who is
Unfortunate kick him or when
you see a cripple make fun of
him when a person is in distress
and appeals to you refuse his re-
quest It is dikely that you may
be in the same boat yourself some
day and you won’t know how
nice it is until you have tried it
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A woman and twelve children
holding 1780 acres’ of rich farm-
ing land in the Kiowa-Comnclie
Indian reservation is said to be a
fraud- and the government is in-
vestigating the matter and will
sell the allotment if the facts are
as reported
The proposed Osage emigra-
tion to Mexico is said to be im-
pelled’ by the wish of the full
bloods for a multiplicity of wives
which 'the government will not
allow them to have here
Dennis Flynn has returned
from Washington with no mes-
sage except that President Roose-
velt will be renominated ' The
inference is that the president
told him so "
Jc332 J Dunn
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For Member of the Sapreme Court
No one opposes the lion Jesse
J Dunn for the Democratic nom-
ination for member of the Su-
preme Court The people of
Oklahoma have determined to
give Jesse Dunn whatever he
wants This is a compliment to
Mr Dunn and is a consequence
of the hard work and personal
sacrifice for his people-' lie is
one of Oklahoma’s strongest and
best men
Good school section for sale or
trade See Cooper & Dewey
Len Mitchell from near Grand
was in this localiiy a few days
this week
Bart Goode and wife and A II
Carter and wife went to Craw-
ford Sunday
F M Tidwell of Grimes was
here Wednesday He is one of
our popular teachers ’
' X L Thurmond of Foss was
here the first-of the week looking
after business interests
J F Pyle and wife of the west
side were in town Thursday-f
trading with our merchants
Mrs C E Gannaway of Savre
is here lhi$ week the guest cf
her friend Mrs S Jackson
v
Charles Sever has full blood
Langshan chickens ' Eggs for
sale at 5J cents a setting 4tf
Several Masonic brethren at-
tended a meeting of the Com-
mandary at Elk City’ Tuesday'
night
J E Hunt one of our good far-
mer friends called Saturday and
ordered the Sentinel sent to his
address
Sam Elliott will buy your coun-
try lard and meat also will pay
market prices for all your coun-
try produce
Sodders who was placed in jail
two weeks ago on a charge of as-
sault furnished bond Wednesday
and was released
T L Turner candidate for
county attorney and W D Wil-
son of Texmo were in the city
Wednesday night
The candidates are getting
busy There are evidences that
the political pot will soon get to
the sizzling point
Sayre is wonderfully agitated
over the proposition to give back
tov this county the three mile
strip on the south boundary
W D Wilson who handles a
high grade of Du roc hogs had us
do some printing this week ad-
vertising his business
Judge Tracy performed the
ceremony Monday uniting in
marriage W A Randall of Tex-
mo and Synthia Iluntcr of Ilam-
moa '
P O U L TRYJ
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I will pay the highest market p rmumjCash:for-----rr
Chickens Eggs and1 Hides
Come any day and you will always find me
Ready to Buy
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G F TUNNARD
CHEYENNE - ’ - OKLAHOMA D
At Elliott’s New Store
E F Cornels is in Guthrie vis-
iting the constitutional tonven-
tion Fred Tunnard was in Elk City
Tuesday looking after business
matters
John C Hendrix was in Okla-
homa City a few days this week
on Jbusiness
Miss Maud Black of Rome is
here this week while her mother
is looking after the chickens and
ducks on the farm
Do not forget that Senator T
P Gore will be here April 29 and
address the people Speaking
will begin at 1:30 p m
The oats crop gives promise of
being unusually large this sea-
son Most every farmer has a
few acres of oats this year
W II Anderson of 'Red moon
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bought a fine span of three-year
old horses from Frank -Turner
Thursday for $400 The two
weigh about 2900 pounds
Thomas E Bennett of South
Dakota and Margaret Wells of
Sayre were married by Judge
Tracy at his office in this city
Thursday
We understand the Stevens
criminal libel trial has been set
for Friday April 26 This case
has been continued from time to
time for two months
The most profitable thing a
farmer in this country can do is
probably to plant a lot of alfalfa
and raise hogs Every farmer
who has done this seems to be
Setting well up on the ladder
If advertising hurts your busi-
ness qu’t the business -
Misses Olive Paschal and Ber-
thaBurtnettcelebrated their 18th
birthdav anniversary at the home
of J L Paschal on Rush creek
last Saturday evening A large
number of young people attended
and a very enjoyable time is re-
ported Sheriff Elliott has gone to Lan-
sing Kansas to bring back to
this county one Willis who was
sent to the penitentiary about
two years ago It is said Willis
is insane and the prison author
ities demand that Oklahoma take
charge of him
J W Finch and wife of Grimes
were here ’Wednesday trading
with our merchants Mr Finch
is a candidate for commissioner
from this district He came here
seven years ago from Missouri
He was born in Iowa in which
state he lived many years He
was postmaster at his home town
during both of Cleveland’s ad-
ii
The peace conference is in ses-'
sion in New York It looks as'
if there m!£rht be a small war
among Hie peace -delegates '"
—
Blaine county ought to be a
good field for a Democratic news- i
paper The county committee
has just read out of the party
three Democratic papers of that
county
The cotton crop is expected to
be the biggestOklahoma has ever
known Seeding has already be-
gun in many places and it is said
that the acreage will be largely'
incr-eaeed over previous years
Cotton is really the staple— Shaw-
nee News :-k -fi -
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Talking about Jonah and the
whale the man who hasn’t faith -
enough to believe that the interior
of the big fellow might have been
fitted up with push buton'v
and other modern conveniences
has no business buttiqg into the r--
conversation '
A Tulsa man filled up on the 1
brand sold in that city and laying
down to snooze was attacked and
bitten by four tarantulas three
rats and a centipede When his ‘
friends found him and woke him ‘
up he said he was feeling fine
but the same cannot be reported ’
of the tarantulas rats and centi-
pede They were all dead — -Muskogee
Phoenix '
Hon Tnos P Gore candi-
date foi the United States senate
will address the people on the
issues of the campaign at: Cuey-r
enue on Monday April 23 at
1:30 p 111 Senator Gore is per-
haps the best public speaker in '
the ue a’ state
This week we call attention to
the announcement of Maurice
Suiter of Crawford whots a-can-didate
for trustee and ex-officio
assessor cf Streeter township
Mr Suiter is thoroughly compe-
tent to perform the duties of the'
office and is a true-blue demo
crat He has-lived in Streeter ‘
township for several years and
is well informed On conditions
there He has many friends in
that section who will be glad to
see him honored with the posi-
tion he seeks t j ( r
How to Avoid Appendicitis
Most victims of appendicitis
are those who are habitually con-
stipated Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by ‘stimulating the liver and bow
els and restores the natural ac-
tion of the bowels Orino Laxa“
tive Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate orgripe and is mild and pleas-
I ant to take Refuse substitutes
I W II Lee
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