The Oklahoma Safeguard. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1906 Page: 4 of 4
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TAFT INDIAN -ji TERRITORY ==
New Town. > New Country, + New Prospects.
IF YOUrare looking for the best Place in the Indian Territory to locate in and grow up with the town and country, come
to TAFT, on the Midland Valley Railroad, 12 miles West of Muskogee. Fine agricultural district. Fine climate,
fine water, and a plenty of it.
Taft lias the best location, the beat agricultural country, the beat busi-
ness point, and is the best. n«w town gvur started iu the Indian Territory.
Come To Taft and Investigate!
Every one who visits Taft is thoroughly convinced that Taft will
soon be the leading market town of this section <>f the Creek Nation.
Taft invites yon to buy lots now at ground floor prices. Don't delay
as present prices will soon be advanced. This is your opportunity to buy
a home in the best progressive litw town in the'Jndain Territory.
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Midland Valley R. R. Depot in Taft, I. T.
COME TO TAFT AND GROW UP WITH THE TOWN.
Good Homes, Good Investments,
Good Business Opportunities.
Good Farm Lands can be rented, leased or bought at reasonable price*
mid on reasonable terms in the immediate vicinity of Taft.
The Farm Lands will average from 40 to 60 bushels of corn per acre,
from 1 to li bales of cotton per acre, and 200 to 250 bushels of potatoes
per acre, with two crops yearly,
Plenty of Good Timber for all farm purposes,
The Winters are mild and pleasant.
Political Privileges guaranteed to all.
Special Sale On Lots.
Choice Residence Lots Will Be Sold At $25 Each—100
^-^-terms:-^^
-$10.00 cash,balance in 3 and 6 months.
The title to Taft lots is absolutely perfect and a full Warranty Deed will be given to each lot. Write to-day and state how many lots you want. Lots^bought by mail;^ satisfaction , ,
h" " .... . ~ L AM!" " - —
guaranteed or money refunded
Money Order or Bank Draft.
This sale is your opportunity to secure first class lots in a first class town at bottom prices. Send money by Post Office Money Order, Express £
For full information, Plats and c., Address
Prices Of Taft Lots Will Be Advanced On And After March 15 1906,
W. A. WEBSTER, Taft, I. T.
Hie Hamlin Literary met last
Local Happemiags.;%3&^'3Su&!
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Mr. Burr Williams is the only
011 the hunter in the commuuitv.
Mrs. g. a. White is
sick list.
Mr. b. f. Butler of Langston, •
city Mind.),. oklahoma city, okla.
Mr. Lincoln Grimes is still 011
the sick list. _ , ,
I be Opportunity club ou next Kiiday
mr. r. r. Brian, Proprietor Of will hold Memorial nervlces in hon
the langston Merchantile Co. '"■of""' P°e< novelist, Paul Law
was in the city last Monday. w"™, d"\'' oc't',red "
J oedtly in Dayton, Ohio. A very interest
Mr. Marse!jU8 Long, who lias , iu8 program will be rendered, and the
lieen sick at school in Texas ar- i>eoi>le "f Oklahoma city are looking for
It rained last Sunday evening, but Pas
tor Jernagin baptized Rev. Portor just
the same. A conference will be called in
flu* near future to examine him for ordi-
nation.
Our city ageut, N. II. Humphrey has
made known his call to the ministry to
the Calvary Baptist church, and preach-
I rd his trial sermon last Sunday at 11 a.
[ m. It is reported that he made quite an
impression.
KOSCIUSKO, niss.
BY MISS MATTIE KII,PATRICK
rived in the city last Thursday.
We aie glad to see him up.
It is reported that Prof. Mebane
manager of the boys doraitory,
at Langston University, w a s
dangerously wounded b. ph>-
v. vftigsu: a' on. sa4 in
deed, if report be true.
ward to it with ureal anticipation. The
above uained club consists of some of the
best young people of the city.
The Kxcelsor Literary Society of the
Calvary Baptist church rendered a pro-
gramme last Friday night. Subject de-
bated: "Resolved, That the pen ismighl-
j ici Ut*u the sword." The afiiiiuative wou.
The oyster supper given by the Misses
at the Calvary Baptist church, was a
Mr. Thomas Sims accoillpaili- | 8w*li affair. There will be au Oklahoma
by Rev. Oliver, both of Lutll- °} 8tl'r sl,PPer given at the above named
er, Okla.. was in the city last Sat-1rhurcb n'xt Tllur8,1 ■',
urday and called in the Safe- ; si<-'k H t—>ir . Bettlc Mason. Mr L. 11
guard office. I.lohnaon, and Mrs. Jenkins. Prof. L. A.
t cj T7> i, i . i ^ W'10 ** s 'W':U down sirk with the
Kev. h. b. Henderson of King -small jiox is up and at bis post of duty
fisher was in the cit .• last Tues ,, Alle0 of Qtlmlon Texas,
'y ■ tilled tile pulpit at Calvary Baptist church
Mr.— Newsonof Fallis, was Iweek
ill the city last Saturday visiting The City Provideut Association was or
friends. gauged by the Ministers' L'niou of tin
u... m . ir , ..'ity, with the following ofticer.f I'resi
' Wnl- Alford seen Oil,,lent. Kev. W. H. Jernagin: Vioe-l'rusi
the Street Tuesday. He visited !<lem. Kev. B.. 1. K. Weitbrooka;Secretary,
the office and reports that his Bev- ■'"* A Johnson; Treasurer, J K.
church is getting along nicely Bruoks. *"'l Matron. Miss Ella V. Dunjee. j
I The above organitation bcld a Mass Meet j
! inK last Sunday afternoon at the Calvary
(uon nc rp,,..,,,. Baptist church. We had a very enthusi
1/1 I HANK8. astlc meeting. The object of the associa
I lion was fully explained. The meeting
m. . , , , wa8 addressed by the following persona:
To the many neighbors and a. p. Avery president .be city
flieijds who 80 kindly assisted us Provident Association (white); Miss Katie
during the illness and death of *bc matron ot the City ProTideui
our dear wife and mothers we Vs,a"i,ti"11 (w'htei: Kev. t, it. Harper
wish toexpressour sincere thanks
r fi • 1 • , . , **• "• A. Bra/.elton. the principal of
for then kindness and sympathy. | the Douglass High srhooi. «nd Miss Kiia
u " * ' " V. Dunjee, matron. Bach of the speak-
ers seemed to have won some ou« to the
cause. A collection of (17.41 was raised
Our matron, Miss Dunjee, seemed to b<
adapted to the work and no better person I
could have been selected iu the city for
the work. JSincc the object of the asso-;
eiation is to look after the neglected and I
forsaken children of the city, any one in
sympathy with the work and bason hand
old clothes or any other donation, may
K. T. Stewart and familv.
springvale TOWNSHIP.
Mr?. i Iona Morris and children
are on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack's baby died
on Feb., 14th, and they knew
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Columbus Bureau.
COLUMBUS MISS.
W. D. ADAMS. EDITOR.
OOOO OOOOO OOOOO OOO
Death is still playing its part iu this
part of the moral vineyard, ftiuce the
last writing death has visited our city
and claimed for his victim Mr. liobert
Bush Vlra Dor« Po***?!!, C'Jtt
and Mr. ti! of whom
died in the full triumph of faith.
Prof. O. II. Campbell, Mrs. Mary Will-
iams et al., Kev. E. W. Lampion Q. M
of A. F. and A. M. of the State of Miss.,
and Financial Secretary of the A. M. E.!
Church, passed through here last Fri-
day enroute for Washington, I). C.
Kev. \\\ H. Ed wards pastor of the A.
M. E. Church is here ineetiug the aquaint- ;
ance of his members. He shows signs
that he expects to do great things in his
new Meld this year
Rev. Heart pastor of the M. E. Church,
is not to be left aloue. He is a tins look-
ing and up to-date preacher. We go
out iu great numbers to hear him.
Mr. Wallace of Birmingham. Ala., son
in law of Mr A. Harris, made a flying
trip over here last Sunday.
Hev. J. G. Stiedecar, president of Still-
man Institute Tuscaloosa, Ala., will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday. Come out and hear him.
Hev. J. M. Coleman pastor, Mr. W.
H0U8.0U reporter of the Afro American
is here in the interest of his paper.
Well it seems that the wiuter is over
ami gone, all men of any tact are down
to business, and the tramp has struck.
c. h. c. Is Building.
Rev. j. j. Peyton l>. 1)., and
president of the Baptist State
Convention of Miss., was in the
city thi,s week, looking after the
interest of the Kosciusko Indus-
trial College. He is well pleased
with the movement of the school
under the leadership of Prof. p.
h. Thompson President.
h. Kinibrongh, e. Mallettand
u. w. Beachum was ordained ac
deacons of the Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Rev. w. m. Benford the pastor j
preached *|uite an able sermon :
for the occasion at 11 a o> from 't
tlie|3rd chapter of Timothy and
the 13th verse.
Mr. Sandy Harris of Louis-
ville, Miss., and Mrs. Anna
Kilpatrick of this city were hap-
pily married Thursday night,
Feb., 15th, at the home of the
bride. Rev. Dr. Benford officia-
ted. Prominent among the
visitors were, Drs. j. j. Peyton,
p. h. Thompson, Mr. Ike Harris,
Robert Harris, Ben Hickman,
and Miss Louise Harris and a
host of friends of the city wit-
nessed the occasion.
crescent hotel
Eureka Springs, Ar k.
open for the season
February 15, 1906
Many repairs and improvements have I
been made, the service will be better than J
ever and the charge? moderate.
Here Spring is a thoroughly delightful | _
season, with clear, blue skies and the :"
crisp airof the mountains tempered by
warm sunshine. If you wish to avoid the
snow and slush at home this Spring, go
to Eureka Springs. Booklets describing j
the hotel and the resort sent free on re-
quest.
A. HILTON,
Gen'1 Pass. Agt., Frisco System,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
The Crescent c. 0. d. Grocery
..Keeps fresh Staple and fancy..
^ groceries. ^
-The Prices are right-
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Money to Loan.
J. W. CAPERS,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
REAL ESTATE & INSUR. AGT.
We Insure againit Death, Fira, Aeetdaat
ami sicklies*.
.ScgOiikllDg i.uSue OS iafai'/am. ui'ilTI.a "
reel;, A .
Partlea desiring to Locate In Guthrie, or
oklahoma would do well to wall oi
AddreM. LOCK BOX 87.
UUTHRIE, OKLA.
Cor. Second St., and W. Harrison Ave
INTERNATIONAL, L. A T. Co., B'LD
HOOMS NOS. 0. 7 AND 8.
free delivery anywhere in the city.
Try 'Em Once,
both phones. 115 south 2nd st',
C. C. KINNEY.
AL A I.WAT
AND 8H
j. b. fairfield,
TRANSFER COAL. WOOD AND STOKAOE. UKCKIVEKS AND DISTRIBUTORS
OF CAR LOTS
4.7-.W W„, harrison Av., OKLAHOMA. N<" 20
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s. g. garrett,
Loan and Real Estate Agent.
Cbsrrkrizziii-
ui oilvn lmie._^>
114 S. Second St.
(iuthrle, . Oklahoma
B. F. Butler
Real Estate and Pension
Agent.
LANGSTON,
a. l. Russell Dead
Mr. a. l. Russell, after a brief
illness of less than one week, j
died iu his home at !km> West,
Grant avenue in this city (Gutli- '-fooo ooooo ooooo ooo
rie), last Saturday evening.
His funeral was attended at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church by
Miss Henrietta Joyce is still \ Uev. t. Nightingale, pastor, on
ob the sick list and is danger- last Monday, fully 1000 people
iomlv iii i were in attendance. He was a
i member of the Odd-Fellows fra-
Rev. Benford has moved in | ternity, and they therefore had
e parsonage and is happilv rharge of the remains. The
' Safeguard extend sympathy to i
the family and friends.
the parsonage
situated.
Mr. Adam McAffe died on t.h
14th inst., and was hurried in the
city Cemetary.
The State b. y. p. u. will
meet here May the 31, 190g.
Miss Eva Kilpatrick has re
Kosciusko, Miss., Feb. '.JO.—Ceutral j h©r brother
Mississippi College, whicn whs burned
several moiitbs ago is now building again.
It seems to bring sunshine to many a
broken heart.
turned home after
several weeks iu Tchula,'visiting
Notice To Baptist.
To the Pastors and churches, compos- j
ing the Territorial liaptist convention.
Our minutes are now in the press, and
are being printed, and we have not tin* <
money to pay for the printing of thein.l <
— ' ' pastor and his <
;i><'inli iir Therefore we ask each
I church to please to comply with
Mr. Charlie Micou
the sick list.
J. VI/.J uuu nu old (.
nothing about it until tin* next
morning. Cause of death is not n '\ 1uv "ttjt i
kniiwn Utinjet, 422 K. 2nd ht., Oklahoma City.
r. , ... Rev. J n A. .luLobun of tlie A. M. E.
ml. Doolen wants to buy HO I Chill-ell has b*eo conllnt'il to hifl room for
acres of land for cash. | tbt. put wefli but,, B0W reported ,,un
Mr. r. w. Morris and a. c.
Hamlin were in town last Mon- j Her. u j. r. wrubrook., stu-ujui the
day. Hiuibiiar; iuatitutr at El K«co last weak
The wedding bells seem to have a per-
petual ring aroun this plaec now a days.
We are now having quite a spell of I
cold weather, bur hope for a change I
soon.
Miss Fannie Ross and Mr Charles Cole
were wedded recently.
Hev. Warren has bsen c alled to serve '
at Mt Olive this year.
Mr. Phil Clark tod wife are ou tbe j
sick list.
Bethlehem School has been
burned twice, and the teacher is
still at work. The last burning
was Friday Feb. the 9th, l!)0tl.
cular letter, and send two dollars to our
Corresponding Secretary, so we can get
1 our minutes out of the press at once,
is still on I This we ask in the name of Jesus Christ
' and the cause we represent.
J. \V. Jones,
President.
low rates
—to—
.california
AND THE
Northwest
Frisco System
DAILY, Feb. 15th to
April 7th,
$2 5.00
California Points a n <1
relatively as low rate* to
points in the Northwest.
DR. A. C. JACKSON
l- h v«ir:i 11 r
OFFICE—Cor. 2nd St. and Har-
rison Ave.—Both 'Phones
RESIDENCE—
323 e. Perkins Ave. 'Phone 038.
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
Calls to the country prom pi I /
answered
FORD'S
hair pomade
Fonotrly known as
"ozonized ox marrow"
< , length.
. . Ford's Hair I'omndi
known u OZONIZKI) ox .V
AN "AD" IN THE
SAFEGUARD
Pays rnc
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DRESS MAKING. f
For your Spring Dresses
and Plain Sewing, Call at
MISS IOLA JONES,
<J0U College Arc. Guthrie, Oklahoma
Prices Reasonable.
Lapn, Schedules and otlier
information will be clieer-
X fully and promptly furnish-
^ ed on application to
0 D. C. FtlililNGTON.
■0 T. P. A., Oklahoma City.
|$ F. D.Clakk, '
X Div. Pass. Agt., ,
V Wichita, Kansas. <
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STRAIGHTENS
KINKY <t CtTRLY HAIR that It can bo put 4
up in any style desired (..n.iitent, with it* <
."a j
jbown ab<
burn. liHrah, kinky or .
_ and «>asy to comb.
rly hair atrHig:lit.
Theae renulti
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NOft, .
mak«H the i
uurn. numa, Kniny or <>urly
pliable nil eaay to comb. Th«_
ni«J b« oui.lne.1 (r.,m nils to!
bottles are usually sufficient for a v*ar Th« 4
">? Z\Faaumv'?*ir ("OZONIZED <
OX MARROW ) removes and | rev«'nts dan-
druff, relieves ltchlnje. irivi^oratcs tbe sealp,
■tops the hair from fallingoutor breaking off,
makes It «r. w and by nourlahlng the roots. ♦
Ki\es it new life and vigor. Heing elegnntlv ♦
perfumed and linruiloaa, it is - ■ - T
nefensity for ludles, gentlemen •nd'childran. <
^pifiw"^ Pomade ( OZON'IZKI) ox .
MARROW ) hun been made and sold contin
OirSrtteS&W*"*' an.d "OZONIZED *
OX MARROW .was registered in the United *
States Patent Office, in 1874. In all that long <
period of time there has never been n bottle i
riiturno.l from the hundreds of thousands we )
have sold. FORD S HAIR POMADE remains !
i!n R uo n,ai,u'r 'O"K >
keep it. Be sure to get l ord's, as its i
PrSir iyu, hnir ^ftAIGHT. SOt^T, una i
l.K'. n^ii p"11"1?''' Kemembtr <
m wWnM"1' ymuwi? ( OZONIZED «
OX MARROW ) Is put up only in 50 et. sit* X
and is made onfjMn (Mil, ago a„,l bVu. The T
genuine ha* the signature, Charles Pord.Prest *
on each packagv- Refuse all others. Full di-' <
RoM K." 7ith W1', prtce only 50 cu «
l d daalera. If your drug- ,
gist or dealer can not supply you hr, An
Srir«nr? m#hl# J°bber .or wholesale dealer ]
•1 In ? A Cil1- 'V one bottle postpaid, or
' O.M f.r Ili hotllaV.
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charges to all points in IJ. 8. A Wlien -
Jug send postal or express «u -. - . and
mention this paper. Write , • and T
address plainly to *"u
The Ozonized Or darrow Co..
(Nent ftHHin* without my signature/
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Buchanan, C. A. The Oklahoma Safeguard. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1906, newspaper, February 22, 1906; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc275195/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.