The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 18, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1906 Page: 4 of 10
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Eulogy on Death of Luther Chltwood.
Again we are In ths en^ageoient of
the mysteries of UfQj have been
brought face to face with the profound
mystery of death. Again the dart:
Shadow has broken into a happy home.
Che kind and tender son has been for-
•ver separated from a true and faith-
ful father and an affectionate family
A noble boy, elill in the prime of l oy-
fcood. In love wO.h life and in harmouv
With his surroundings was suddenly
taken from our midst across the dark
Hver to the unknown realm beyond.
During his last illness and death he en-
dured pain and suffering like a true
hero. All that love and care and med-
ical skill could do to restore him ;o
Ileal h and happiness was'done, yet the
tragedy of death, so sad and dark and
deep, could net be avoided. On last
Tuesday his friend aod brothers gath-
ered at the home to pay the sad tribute
to the ea:eemed beloved dead. Gloom
And regret were outlined on every
face; in sorrcw we realized that Luth-
er B. Chltwood had gone to return nev-
er more. Even nature seemed to
ttiourn over the dead. And we know
luther will be sadly missed by hi*
bereaved aod heart broken family, I
Wish I cculd say something to ease
their heartaches or soothe their trou-
bled minds, but I fear that would be
An Impossible task. Time alone can
five some measure of relief. He will
toe missed by the family and his asso-
ciates who loved him on account of
fell kindness and generosity. Shall
We meet again after death In another
World? This dreadful question has
been asked of the hills and mountains
that look eternal; of the streams th.it
flow forever; of the smiling moon and
(littering stars, but none have ars-
Wered, whether on that fatal Tuesday
•venlng after death our friend saw a
Bore glorious sun rise with Indescrlb
■ble splendor above a celestial horlsou
or whether his unconscious ashes
•leep In. cold obstruction or senseless
Oblivion we do not know that every
Atom of matter that enters Into tho
composition of our bodies, In fact the
•ntlre universe; also all natural forces
•uch aa heat and electricity, are eter-
sal ami Indestructible. If resurrec-
tion or a future life Is not a fact £.11
Our desires, fears and hopes are in
Win. If death Is a dreamless sleep of
•ternal rest and immortality but a
Splendid but deluclve dream, if the
Incompleteness of every career, even
the lorgest and most fortunate be not
Supplemented and perfected, after its
termination here, then life Is a trage-
dy more barren, desolate and inexpli-
cable than death. Now, farewell, dear
friend; may you sleep sweetly and
peacefully under the green sod of
Francla cemetery, undisturbed by the
roaring of the thunder, undisturbed oy
the howling screeching of the wind, un-
disturbej by the humming of the in-
sects and the s-tng of the birds in tr. j
tops, undisturbed 6y the flowers 01
four grave. The only and las; sad sal-
utation we can give you is good bye.
Written by W. S. ROBERTS, Carl
Oklahoma.
. What is A Good Union Man T
A good Farmers Union man is on '
who really desires the betterment t.f
h'ls class: who is willing ta help In
making his lot a more happy one; win
will work for his industrial advance
ment and the enlargement of his fiel I
>f happiness. The great object of thi-.
combination cf the agricultural class-
as of the South I take It is to teach
jur farmers to think. In our calllrs
there Is subject matter for the deepss
thought. No other sclelnce can com
pare with It In possibilities. Its de-
velopments In the future are boun I
to be great; greater than most people
Notice.
In the Probate Court of the County nf i
Greer. Territory of Oklahon<i.
In the matter of the estate and
enardiausliip of Ella G. Arthur n-nl
Jessie M. Arthur, minors. To Mrs. Mat
tie Murphy, legal guardian of sail
minors, Roanoke, Vlrvlnia, Ella G.
Arthur, Jessie M. Arthur and all per-
sons Interested In said estate.
Notice Is hereby given that T. F
Mathews has filed in said court a
petition, praying that be be appointed
guardian of the estate of Ella G. Ar-
thur and Jessie M. Arthur, minors, ard
fradGs-Profcssicnal.
OARPINTIH A CLAY,
AttorneT «t-Lsw
I. L Carpantsr. T. P. 01*'
Will practice In all CoarU
iffics Koora 11 and II Postotflo-
wilding.
ttangum. —:o:— Ol
T M Roblusou A M.
♦TiWART A RPBlNAON.
La#vers
it to a successful Issue. Its aim is :o
teach the farmer to study the nature
of the soil, the growth of plants, .the
improvement of live stock, the be.-.l
methods of disposing of the produces
of the farm. Above all we want to
make the home life happier.
—From School and Farm.
There Is no telling what a new dress
may do. It may be suggested of a
voyage which may result in the con-
summation of ones fondest hopes. Tno
new dress Is quite tidy and tiny, and
makes Its appearance twice as ofter.
as It formerly did to the gratification
cf Its patrons. Its arrival Is looked
forward to and Its contents eagerly
perused, especially by the young folks.
May It continue to grow.' We know It
iKund to be a helper coming Into
existence at such an opportune time
whep there Is so much need of educa-
tion and co-operation among tha firm
ing class. We need to be arousel,
stirred up and caused to think. The
time for an awakening has come.
Agitate, educate ami co-operate. Sa.i
Jones says "Agitation means salva-
tion, a stagnation means damnation."
So If we stagnate we will damnate. If
we educate and agitate we will save.
How can we be lndlfTerentT Our Im-
munity from Industrial slavery, our
class freedom Is all at stake. We must
study, read, think, talk and act. Get
a move on us and do sumethlng. Not
only study how to make a crop but al
so how to get the worth of It. As I
travel around I meet many union men
who are determined to do all thay
can. I find every dow and then a
union gin standing monument to co-
operation effort, a tribute to pluck an!
loyalty. We are gaining ground slow-
ly. Lets take courage, continue along
this line unt'il we arrive at Independ-
ence.
1 haven't missed an appointment yet.
I am doing all I can. Dollie Is growin?
In esteem. She already has a charac-
ter for fidelity and honesty. You mav
Liquor Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that Martin
O'Connell has this day filed In the
office cf fhe county clerk In and for
Greer cwuity, and Oklahoma Territory
my petition asking that a license be
be granted me to sell at retail malt,
splrltous and vinous liquors on lot 1.
block 8 In the west ward Town of
Mangum, said count/ and territory.
If no protest be filed on or before
the 2nd day of March, 190C, I will
request the issuance cf said lecenso
according to the territorial statutes
This 13th day of February, 190C.
MARTIN O'CONNELL,
#t-2t Applicant.
C. W. KINO,
that Monday, the 6th day of March,
ever dreamed of. The object of th j 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.
farmeis' unlpn is to hasten the day being a day of a regular term of this Oklahom
when the farmers themselves will take | court, towlt, of the March term, A. D. |
up the work of investigation and car-y 11906, at the Probate court room In
Mangum, In the County of Greer, Te
rltory of Oklahoma, has been set for
hearing said petition, when and where
>ou are hereby cited to apear and show
cause. If any you have, why the said
petition should not be granted.
Witness the Judge of said Court
and the seal thereof affixed, this 15th
day of February, A. D. 1906.
S3-2t JARRET TODD.
(SEAL.) Probate Judge.
in Johnson building Maagai
Lawyer
Mflos lit Merchants and Farmers Ban*
A Ula,
:HA DON CARLO A,
Attorney-at-Law
dangum.
-4ta Mill. It IAilEY
Notary Public.
'ounty Clark's office.
lanrum. —:o:—
If you buy Oase Implements you ar>
put to less expense In repairing then.
They are made of maHeable Iron ant!
seldom break. Thla la an advsotag*
that the Case implements have ove
moat all other Implements made. Jack
son ft Wilson are solo agents for tht
Case goods In Mangum. Come In anc
we can show you why they are best.
WANTED—District managers to
post signs, advertise and dlstrlbn.e
samples. Salary )18 weekly. S.I per
| day for expenses. State age and pres-
fill her troueh full of corn and whnt'ePt employment. IDEAL SHEAR CU
she doesn't eat she leaves, never car- S9 Randolph St., Chicago. &
ries off any. ,
for Sale. Mules and Horses.
We keep a good supply at all tlm >
of good males and horses to sell foi
sash or ea Hall time with approver
tecurlty. BLACK A REIN ARD,
i*-tl Mangum. O. 1
School Notes.
The county superintendent vlsltel
Reed, Sulphur and Vinson last week.
Prof. Denton and Mrs. Crouch art
tery much alive to the educational in
lerests of their communl:ies. T.V
patrons of Prof. Hawkin's school re
port that he is teaching a good school,
The superintendent arrived too late
to see his school In operation.
Prof. Ayers reporis a good Interei!
In his Reading Circle, but a sh rt;v •
Of attendance on account of the weu.'i
sr.
Prof. Bllbree seems lately to be
•ksrly attending his claim south <"
Mangum.
S. F. Hawkins visited Mangum labt
Saturday.
School and Farm extends congraV.t-
tetlons to Mr. a~vl Mrs. J. O. Lovell,
Who were married tho 17 of last mont'i.
Those having business with the
sounty superintendent should see him
on Saturdays from now on as ho Will
be visaing sohools through the week.
If you write him and don't get an ans-
wer by return mall don't assume th-it
the delay Is caused by neglect.
—From 8chool and Farm.
I met an old lady some time ago. I
asked her how many girls she ha-l
Sho said. "I hain't got but one. I use'
to have lo's of um, but they are all
dead." I remarked that she was very
unfortunate in losing her girls. She
said, "They are alive but just the same]
as dead to me; they are married."
C. C. LEE.
—From Scfeool and Farm.
Dowel Trouble
3ARRBTTr«ARRKTT
O. ft. BLUOTT,
AtlMMHIlA*
Ifloo. Roost 14. Post—os Bvfldtas
Mangum, o Oklakon*
C. C. WELLb,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office—In Johnsan Building, soatt
•ast corner Court House block.
South Bids Spuars.
Mangum. —.o:— Oklahom*
T J. OODSON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office—Rooms I and S, over Firs
Vat km a.' Bank.
Office Phone 11. Residence Phone 1'
Mangum, —'0:— Oklahom*
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pur
wance to sn order of the Probst •
?ourt of the County of Greer and Te*
resi.lt
itory of Oklahoma, made cn the 1 r gravest character.
is a sure
sign that
your diges-
tive organs
are over-
work e d—
too heavily
burdened
— in.a state
of rebellion.
ltisaseri-
otis condi-
tion. and if
_ neglected
complications of the
lay of February, 1906, In the matter
>f the estate of J. W. Drury, deceased
he undersigned, as the administrate
•f said deceased, will sell to the higi'
•st bidder at private sale for can't,
mbject is tho confirmation by sai l
Probate court on Monday, the 26 da ■
f March, 1906, at X0 o'clock a. in , a>
its residence near Carmel In sai l
bounty cf Greer all the right, tlti«*.
nterest and estate of the said J. W
Death nut infrequently ensues n* the
penalty for thinkinsf tliat the trouble
will correct itself and disappear uuas-
Sisted.
Don't neglect tills condition-don't
Invite disaster by delay, but go to the
nearest diu^^ist and buy a bottle of
Dr. Caldwell's
( Lujtut ium)
Syrup Pepsin
It Is the safest, quickest-acting and
Drury at the time of bis desth. ao I r -st effective remedy in the world for
,, .. . . . .... , . . 4 . 4 . •• bowel and stomach troubles-p eaa-
ill the right, title and Interest tha* th • t| powerful, and penetrating
«akl estate has, by operation of la It reaches the sent ot the trouble and
>r otherwise, acquired In and to nil Instantly corrects it.
hat certain lot. piece or parcel of land ™e ?onf,.ne<l are released, fer-
Ituateed, lying and being la the coun' ■
f Greer, Territory of Oklahoma
tounded and described as follow-.
ind upon th<3 following terms and cn i
lit ions, towlt; S. %. section 6, tow <
-hip 2, S. Range 21 W.. Indian M.~
rldlan.
a H. ALLDREDQK,
Attorney-at-Law
Mangum.
Oklahoma
rjRVRY A MILLS,
Firs and Tornads Insurance.
Notary and Stenographic Work.
Office Over First National Bank.
Uangum, —:o:— Oklahoma
Wellington Bank Changes.
The First National Bank of Welling-
ton bus been chartered to succeed the
Bank of Wellington or that place. Tho
■ew Institution will haVo a capltnl
Of |25,0()0 and will bryrln operation
About March 1, with Ihe following
Officers: M. W. Deavenport, prutll-
lent; R. H. Cocke, vice president, an J
0. J. Glenn, cashier.
Ship your live strck to Clay Robin
Son & Company, stock yards, Kansis,
Oily, Mo. Dcst servtco In ALL depart
Bents; expert salesmen, cattle, hogp.
gheep; enroful and Intelligent yar I
boys; perfect office methods; specl.il
Blocker and feodor buyers. Houses at
Kansas rity, Chicago, Omnha, Denv -i'.
Sioux City, St. Joseph, St. Paul nud
Buffalo 85-41
mentation is stopped and the affected
lb iCIity soothed i.nd strengthened.
DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
Cu t be obtained in both dollaraud lialf-
C liar sizes >tt all druggists.
Your tuonev will be tefunded If It
B es not benefit you.
Vour pottsl curd r«-ntir t will bring hy rotnre
f'lour,new honklct, "UK ('Al. II WRI.L9
OK OP WON'UKRM" ■■t'l Irra (ample to
<«e who nxve never tried fhia wonderful
uaiea tn® iu aay or renniary, i u«. u>. Mmivouri>dav.
J. H. DRURV.
G. F. STEPHENS,
Notary Public, Real Estate, Insur-
ance.
PHONE 129.
Office—Room X, Kelltim Hldg.
Mangum, Oklahoma
<4-2t
Administrator
Attsntlen. Farmers.
The Farm Journal Company of Ok
lahoma City desires to have the nimt
if each and every fsrmer In Ore*'
county who subscribed for the Oklaho
■na Farm Journal from J. Oev,,S Phil
Hps of Mangum. The nar' eur%
•>y Mr. Phillips were neew .oesleei
«t the Farm Journal office. Tpon re
■•elpt of them the paper will rnm<
-pgtilsrly to sll those who subscrlb*
from him. Mr. Phillips Is no longe
>ur ssent.
FARM JOURNAL COMPANT. Oklakr
nsn City.
Ilrlng In (hat old gun, lileycle or
mowing midline and rot .Inn C. Tal-
ley rep-ilr t|,em. Leave nt Lnndbsttei-'s
store. Batlalsctlon guArcntced. ti
PEPSIN SYRUP CO.
Me.itleello! lllinals
For Sals By
MANQUM DRUG COMPANY
MAAgua, Oklahoma.
lfsny people believe they have to
go to Feed Stores for Stock Medi-
cines, but such Is not the case, for 11.
C. Hannah keeps a nice Hue, Including
Liniments and Healing Powders tJT
wounds, Condition Powders fur goas.*-
sl health, Discs for their Scummy
eyes, Powders to destroy their Intes-
tinal worms, aud Ointment that will
curs their Harness nd Baddle Gail*
while they work. II
Fresh vegetables after this wsek At
DIRECTORY.
Secret Societies^
MANQUM LODGE No. 10. I. O. a W.—
Vests svery Monday nlrht
H. BOAM, N. O.
O. r. STEPHENS, Sec.
L O. n. M. N.~ rrthe No. If
meets svery Wednesday. Sleot st
Ith run st JAcluon A Wilson Hall
All visiting members are weloome
W r MrKOWN, f-t'-T-
GILES W. FARRIS. C. at R.
MANOUM LODGE No. 21. A. F. * A
M —Meets svsry 1st snd Ind Satur-
day nights In esch month.
W. S. RRAD8HAW, W. M.
FLOYD McNKILL. Bsc.
MANOUM LODUM NO. M, K.Sf
Meets every Tneeday night At T:M,
A. M. MeKlnney, O. C
O. L. Wilson, Jr^ K. si T. A ■.
A.—Meets
SAtenUy
MANOUM CAMP. M W.
every second snd fourtk
nights te ssch month.
Qlles W. Fsrrts. Tee O
ti. W. Irs swell, Clerk
MANOUM CAMPNo! 111. W. O. W.—
Meets svery led snd 4th Tueeday
S. lehels, O. O
■. J. DoArmsn, Bes.
He rm rssd ths RTAR And Mekoel
•Mhntf If Ml why Mlf IM Ns
■•!■■■■■■■ a a ■■■■■*
: HILL & HILLs
_ Famous Kcntuckv ll'Jtirt . cmte* m a«u
Kentucky hand-msde Sour Mash
m
Top of the Morning."*
Pennsylvania Rye ®
^ Sold exclusively in Mangum by 0
• Wm Rm baUMGARDNER South Side J
■•■•■■■■■■■■■■■
*. C. HOLME*.
Dentist.
Orowa and Bridge Work.
*Mth side eqasrs, Mangrmm. Okb
iEASTER
Requires Special Styles for the oc-
casion, not only the latest hat crea-
tion, but also something different
in Jewelry
I This Year
■ We have purchased a larger and ?
■ finer line of Novelties, including 5
■ something stylish for Easter wear, ■
■ whichyou cannotafford tooverlook ■
■ when do ng your Easter shopping.
■ Our line of Signet Hat Pins and ■
g Shirt Waist Sets to o with your ■
— Easter Hat is complete, as is aiso ^
■ our line of Brooches. ^
j DR. WARNER & CO. [
fl Oldest EstSibllshed Jewelers snd Or tlclans.
a ■
0 SOUTH 8IDE SQUARE. Mangum, Oklahoma. ■
100 MUSIC LESSONS
I
" '" ,6uitar or Violin
We Include a Free Lvsson Certificate which
enables you to secure either 60 or 1IKJ lessons by
mail from the foremost correspondence institute in
America. The only expense is lor postage and
stationery.
YOU CAN EASILY LEARN
TO PLAY
In a remarkably short lime by following this
splendid course of instructions. Hundreds of
illustrations (photographed Irom life) in each
course. Everything made simple and inter-
esting. The lessons are suited to children
as well as adults. Anyone can learn easily
and privately.
Bargains In Mandolins—S.VOO, $7.00 aad np|
Gultara—$3.00. Sti.OO nnd upi
Vlollna—$A.OO. S7.00 aad up.
Including Lcaauas
Come In and look over our new
"stock and let us show you"
about the lessons
' *
J. E. WATTS
SoutH Side, Mang'um.O.T.
The Chickasha (Roberts) Business
Jollege, Chickasha, 1. T., turns out
competent Bookkeepers and Stenog-
•aphers, snd secures positions for
hem free of charge. No student, af-
.er completing Shorthand and Book-
keeping, has fslled to gc>. s good po-
dtton and hold It. Write today for
particulars.
1,000 wall maps to bo given to thong
who pay a year's subscription In ud ,
varnce. The greatest Inducement evar|
offered—Tho Stir's premium map—n
year's subscription paid In advanci
gets It ^
Ton ought to see the llns of Art
Rqusre, Bugs snd Psrpets st T<nvstt's
Pumlturs Stors. LaIssI pAttsrns, nsw
.. . .
KILL h« COUCH
AND CURE TNB LUNC8
WHDr.King'8
New Discovery
Pries
80c A SI.00
Frss Trial.
rnn /^ONSUHPTIOII
FOR
Surest and ttuiclceat Cure for a..
THROAT and LUNO TROUB-
LEP, or MONEY BACK.
J. O. McColllster hrts hern making
farm loans In Greor county for ill
yrnrs and your neighbors rronmmeml
him, which Is ths hest indloAtlon th.it
ho has given satisfaction. 36 U
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