The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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We «uh fi innrnt the reading
public that w* are till m tb« tt K
and doing baxnrw at the old tund
natnithatandtng a «*ric ot nnfor-
imutc ncnt«, nhtch hitt curuil
rd our wnr«|irtt]uii(i( power*
Sterling lv . with tkmU
Irvrr. «o *t have been informed i
Bob Allen an.J the old bachelor N
at Sleepy Hollow are f« th on the I
«rk li t. but w hope it i« nothing i
■notii. (
Mr Hall bt« gone to western; i
Texas for i %hort vdt.
Fred, the infant mm of Bob Al-
len, fell agaiiut a hot tove and
tmrnt both ha '«. but we are glad
to Mate not severely.
Walter Elliott visited relative*
Cheyenne since our La at.
Mi* Iva Stone the belle of Hay*
•Sack, visited at Bettina a fen days
j JARRET TODD
j GROCERIES.
^ || AVE ju*t received a new Hue of up-to-date j?n>
'■ eerie*. High fjrade guudt a specialty. ConrtMM
treatment. City and country trade Elicited. Free
delivery to any pan of the city
PHONE
NO. 16
North side
or SQUARE
PR OCR A It
> Gretr County Ttachm Inglitutt.
To tx Mr I a at drawl#.
tor. 28. 29. JO.
Tm uiiAV ; jo I M
Marie.
Addre% . W. A. Cookaey, Man
gum.
2kbool entertainment by inter
' No. s Mr*. V. William*. No. (> Jtle *hal! I* nw*d airro* the qnar-
K F Bra «rtll. No. ; Uc Fra/ier antine line into the Territory of
MofTatt,
Ok! j bom 4 until the tame have
been in pcc?td by an authorised in*
•pert * of thu iummi**ioo and
i mediate department. Granite Xo , j Mci>anjci,t So. *
' i ■ a j:_— i _/ n._ _ I ' ' __
No a W. A Moffett, No. ■>. V.
|! Sipith. No. to.
In the Francis townahip. T. C
Kichardaon will take No. t, Mi** found to tie free from infection ami
Heart Moore. No ; J. W Mc- in a healthy condition. Second —
Minu. No. 3 O. E. llroome No. 4. Provided further, that from the
Miaa Alice Hauna, No. 5; J. M.
Jotiev No. 6, T C. Ricbar«l*on.
J 0. B. TOWNSEND, Manager. [
Misses Clara Stratton and Mary
Price made a chopping tour to the
future capital a ohort while ago.
We presume they bought them-
■elves rich.
A pedagogue by the name of A.
J. Bevery. was in the neighbor-
hood a few days since in search of
a school, and will teach the young
•dea at Spring Creek how to shoot
lor the next three months.
Jo Arinbruster has gone to Eric.
Dock Brock and family weut to
Dock a few days ago.
Mr. Frank Carter was on the P
•uck list the first of the week, but >
we have heard that he is consider- 5
ably better at present. >
Mr. Kiser visited friends down J
the river the first of the week. >
We don t know what he goes down >
that way for. but tuppo.se there /
most be some inducement, for he j
goes to a whole lot of trouble be-
fore he makes the trip.
Uncle I!:a Weeks was cutting £
wood and a stick struck him n the >
eye causing a very painful wound. >
He lias been suffering a great deal }
with neuralgia since, and fears are ?
that he has lost the sight of the in L
Slatop, Smiley «?
New (jroccry Store
New Store! New Goods! Long Experience!
We have opened a brand new stock of Staple
and Fancy Groceries in the house formerly
occupied by Bryan's Restaurant, where we will give
the glad hand" to all old and new customers. Your
patronage solicited, with fair treatmeut guaranteed.
Ski ton & Smiley.
whool. under direction of Mi
Tuttle and Brady.
Friday, 10 a. m.
Song by Institute.
Welcome address T. M. Robin
son, Granite.
Response. J. E. I>rigger«, Nava
joe.
Professional Courtesy, paper,
W. A Moffatt. I.eger.
How to use Supplementary Read
ing. Mrs. Ava Dale, Mangum.
General Discussion.
Friday 2 i*. m.
Miss Lassie Ferry, No. 9; B, F.
! Newton, No. 10.
Lai* a Moor*. Co. Sup't.
15th day of November. 1901. to
the 31st day of Januaiy. 1901, in-
clusive, cattle may cross over said
line* into the territory of Oklaho-
ma provided that they have been
inspected by a duly autorized in-
spector of this commission am)
found by euch inspector to I* free
For Saff.
I in?irw County1 ^A^T'at^tbi!: tick".and ieyer in a J"1'
| office. 45. | thy condition, and certificate there-
of and permission given by such in-
spector. This applies to cattle be
Motlot.
Chickasha Milling Company and ing shipped or driven to point*
EIRcno Mill A: Elevator Company's within the territory of Oklahoma
flour* are the best on the market, j „r to state* or territories bordering
,For«ale by all the leading mer- on the federal quarantine lines,
chant* in Mangum. , All cattle consigned to *tates and
Solo. Little Gladys Thompson, j Mooke Ml ill & gljf Company, iterritorie* north of the state* and
Educational Meetings,
view) V. B. Smith,
1 Granite.
I Aims of
1 teacher's
Leger.
Aims of Educational meetings
: (patron's view) H. C. Maxwell,
Granite.
The Intermediate Grade Work,
L. S. Abernathy, Aaron.
General discussion.
Duet, Misses Edward. and Col-
Distributing Agent* territories bordering on the federal
Passing of the West. 1 lin«H ma>" c*TO>s without inspection
An unknown jaragrapher writes between the above dates. Third
as follows on the passing of the —That it shall lie unlawful for any
West: ' railroad company to accept the
The west has never considered j shipment or to transport any cattle
herself many pumpkins. She has originating outside of the quaran-
plodded along and hoed corn and tine lines of the territory destined
tended her wheat and drove the to any point in the territory of Ok-
calves to market, and held on to lahoma unless at the time of ac-
the ground when the cyclones blew cepting such shipment, the shipper
W: F. GREENWELL,
3*inc Sicc/c SacM/cs,
XAVAJOE BLAXKETS. HARNESS, BRIDLES, WHIPS,
SPURS, LAP ROBES. SADDLES MADE TO ORDER,
' „r . f . _ and praved for rain during the dry presents to said railroad company a
Essay. Miss Mollie Tuttle, Gran- A. _* 1 .* a. f«r h
ite.
ther west and took up a new farm, ritory of Oklahoma.
and worried along over the same1 To remove^a *tro2lesomi
old ruts she did before. But now
she is called a "strenuous people"
_Pvepairiii<> a Specialty. .
MEANEA TREES. EBIiRHARD SKIRTING.
We hope to see him
jored eye.
oat soon.
Deputy Sheriff LowTy was in
the neighborhood a few days ago 1 Eg
ia his official capacity, but gave us
the go-by for which we are glad.
Mr. Willis Carmichael has gone
to Martha to visit relatives while
his betterhalf holds the ranch.
We wonder if the outside world j
has heard what a glorious rain we;
had up her If you think it is!
not known Mr. Ecicor you might
say something about it in the pa-'
per. Uxo.
"I have used Chamberlain's Col-'
ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy :
and find it to be a great medicine."
■savs Mr. E. S. Hiipns, of Poteau.
10 MONEl
TILL CURED.
A!1 d*««a«e5 of Uie rectum treated on • pos'.tlre Gaarmntee. mnd bo money accepted mtn
patient is cured. 8*nd fcr fret 7l4 page b:-ok; a treaties on rectal diseases, and hundreds o/
-timor. f.i ieiiers. valuable to sr\< ne A to our 43 peg* book for momen; both
iies. A'^rcis, brs. THORNTON & MINOR, 10th & Oak Sts., Kansas City, Mo.
i The Teacher and His Troubles,
! S. H. Starkey, Granite.
i i General discussion.
Friday. 7:30 p. it.
The Truly Educated Man, W.
C. Jourdan. Mangum.
The value of the History of Ed-
ucation. J. M. Dale.
Saturday, to a. m.
Recitation, Frank King, Gran-
ite.
Number Work in Primary
Grades, Miss Nettie Williams,
, Granite.
How to Utilize the Cooley Lang-
uage chart in the District school,
IC. W. Edward, Warren.
Agencies, Incentives, and Meth-
iodsof Improvement in Teacher, (
W H Dickev Granite. Soon there will be no west, in fact,
f General discussion. ' though there may be in name.
1 Funny Incidents in School Room ! The western ways are passing and
)S D. Stuart, Leger. but little remains to remind the
1 Music. Miss Baker, Granite. | earI>' settlers of the old life. Only
j Methods for using Library, Miss ia few more acres of sod to break,
i Laura Moore, Mangum.
weather, and daubbed up the sod certificate as herein set forth,
shanty after the rains and mort- Fourth—It is further ordered that
gaged her farms to the east, and any violation of the above order
let her have it when she couldn't *hal! be an offense and punishable
pay the mortgage and moved far-1 as provided by the laws of the ter-
corn
or bunion: First soak the corn or
bunion in warm water to softeu it,
and odes are sung to her and son- thea it dov.n as closelv as
nets written about her and the east
possible without drawing blood
and apply Chamberlains Pain
Balm twice daily: ruobing vigor-
ously for five minutes at each ap-
plication. A corn plaster should
her to her dug-out and to entertain . .
. 1 be worn for a few days, to protect
her. Poor old west, it is about . , . . . .
it from the shoe. As a general
time she was getting something in ... . - ^ . ,
... liniment tor sprains, bruises, lame-
the way of hone: > out of this life, , , . „ . .
ness and rheumatism, Pain Balm is
for ;t will not last much longer.
is told that in the west lays her ;
salvation: and the "west" has put
on her best calico dress and has
gone out to meet the east, to escort
unequaled.
Hannah.
For sale by R. C.
WANTED—Trustworthy mem
and women to travel and advertise
for old established house of solid fi-
nancial standing. Salary $780 a
year and expenses, all payable in
only a few more old ranches to cut cash. No canvassing required,
up into farms, and the west will be i Give references and enclose self-
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap ?
addressed stamped euvelo], *- Ad-
dress Manager, 555 Caxton Sidg.,
Chicago. 41.
• ^ 133 V/Sji 3th Stt5 k(r.ns35 City? EJo* (^or'^ufouuiZ
The O.d Reliable Doctor, Ol^oetin Ago and LonGe3t Located.
A Regular Graduate in !Y!cdicin*. Over 27 Years Special
Practioo.—22 Years in Kansas City.
General Discussion.
Methods and Necessity of Keep-1 D0 more.
ing Teacher's Records and Making ,
Reports. Elmo Gardner, Martin. ;
Adjournment.
The teachers of the Duke, Altus-
. . ... f SUIUCllliiiX UIUL Mill ItliOC it 1JU .
and Francis townships w; 11 convene , . , since we last wrote you.
' cure the mere severe and danger- t . , ,
0 There continues to be a good de-
A cheap remedy for coughs and Kansas City Lice Stock Letter.
... . , . ' Specl*! ICan-iui (orre^poodence.
coles ;s all right, but vou want ,, ...
.,, Conditions have changed very
something that will relieve and
at the following places, respective-
ous results of throat and lung trou-
mand for good grass fat 1000 lbs.
I- rancis.
ly, Duke, Altus and
nah.
To get the best ask for El Reno
Best High Patent. For sale by
H. M. Ferguson, H. Pendergraft,
J. F. Hamilton and W. B. Kirby.
Seltzer water, root beer,
Apolonaris water, Pepsin Pun;h,
Soda pop, Ginger ale. and all kinds
of drinks, bottled at Heatly Bros.,
Bottling works. Phone 106.
REDUCED TA TEslo CHICAGO
tor the International Live Stock
Exposition.
On December 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
from Karsas and Nebraska, and
December 1st and 2nd from Okla-
homa and Indian Territories, tie
Great Rock Island Route will sell
excursion ticket* to Chicigo at
rite of one fare plus $2.00 fcr
rorr.d trip, with final retur.i limit
Chi.a^o December S, lyoi.
Ti.e~r reduce! rates give a solen-
Mxnai po*-er, nerve ara brain power. ...
'• iv trear.d strene'hea «eak puisu
you fit ror
, Cvn'Til:*? t^atterribledlaeaee,Ir. all
j lis fors;i,cjiti aiizt*. ored
■ for life. B ond Poiaoa'af, Skis Um. ./ a,
Olcera. 5? 1re11.net. Surea, Gor-orrlu* * a^4
(tlect, and ull f .raj* of Prirate Diseases,
} (K/«*.ure:y cured or money trfendad.
c f i'lf+fli"£* radically ccred without
1 Li 1 w UIC theuasoflrntroai-nia. A
N* and Infallible Home Trtatnecl. No
Ph
Pofit for to-.'a aeiei, M } r;n 27 pi©.
tux* itm ts li.'e. w.rh fail d-
►crlpUoa *iaU re di*e«v«, the eff u aad
rar%. Mat aealed lay^in wrapper for a i
cnH ia atasspa.
Hrce Museum fTTZTZTZZT
of laatoay tor men I > , _
TnoiKuik ofrartoeit e | ' ' *
A urnta w'.tkuut words I '• «• 12
Organization.
Welcome Address, B. B. Stout.
T he New Route
Svrup." It notj. , , , . .
... , ." • , hopeful a weeK ago that prices
onlv heals and stimulates the tis- ... , *
. , .. would improve some, we have at
... sues to destrov the germ disease. ' . .
Response, Miss Mollie Wallins, , , ,, ■ a ; this time changed our mind, and
1 but allavs inflammation, causes; , , , , , .
Witt. ' . , do not look for any better prices
. , „ „ , easv expectoration, gives a good . ^ , , * ,
Are the Teachers of Greer Coun- A . between now and the first of the
night s rest, and cures the patient.
ages. oxe bottle. Recommended I
many years by all druggists
^ontro ing ■ t^e worj^ Qet Green's Prize Al- j
I year. Corn is getting so very
high in Kansas and Missouri that
j many people who axpect to winter
nac. For sale by R. C. Hannah.
■ cattle have been forced to put them
Memphis, The East i Southeast
Solid Wide Veslikuled Trains.
Fuiimsn Buffet Sic
I ty paid Reasonably
J. J. Savage, Witt.
{ Best Methods of
' School Where only one Teacher i>
Employed. J. E. Taylor. Duke. ***"" *w jon the market. This has had
An Essay, Miss Ellen Reeves. Secretary of Live Stock Commis- detrimental effect on the prices of
Lconey. ston Makes Proclamaticn. j native stockers, feeders, and she
Dinner. The secretary of the Livestock I stuff, and has forced many half
Saturday, i p. m. • Sanitary commission has issued the | matured native steers on the mar-
Business Session. following proclamation regarding ! et.
Song by Association. the open season in Oklahoma. 1 Prices on the best matured na-
Methods in Spelling. Miss Kittie; The proclamation is signed by; tive steers are quotably 40c per
Fullertcn, Duke.
General Discussion.
' nr p*;
J o
for a che;
thi« j
inures
trip
en J
Ex-
f rcc Rcdirdng Chair Cers.
What SI
' D. M. E™
j. iiow to
turc into C
aS. W. Tol;
The Re
Board of D
>uld the
1, Looney.
1 troduce G
untrv Scboc
in. Duke,
•tion of 1
Governor Jenkins and is as follows: cwt. lower within the past ten
Whereas, the Livestock Sanitary days. Medium grade natives have
eacher Read'- commission did on the second day not suffered so much decline, but
•of November, 1901, at a meeting they are fully 25c lower during
held in the office of the secretary the time.
)d Litera-
m
of the board recommend the follow-
ing regulations relative to the so-
called open session shall begin on
the 15th day of'November, 1901,
for Sale.
ice 01
teld Fo
rartrsl R
t addre^
Au'L
xk
Gen'
.s any of its kind ev
' full information conn
ck Inland ticket agei
E. W. T«o*rsoN.
Pan. A;t., Topek
RAFiO schedules. close CCIiKECTIONS
AT COISVEH!! .T H3UHS.
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H
P. KIDWELL. T. P. A.
Om ei—a Ci| O T
C. B. HART, Om'I West. Act
W lildl C.l| O T
_ mal. W. T
Adjournment or 1
In the Altn* town-hip. C. C. fr >i
Hixhtower will take Xo. 1 of the "ik
above program Mis* Anna Fears
.No, a; J. E Dngfer . No. v E.
ivcd in any manner whate,
any territory described
to points north
nd <
if
said line in proclamation issued by
the governor of Oklahoma Tem-
One two
roomed residence
in
east part of
town.
One busia
less lot on cast side
of
One resid<
::nce lot in east M.
in-
gum. Gooc
1 team taken in p
art
p r-
For term*
and further :nf«>rn
ita-
k)P. Stuart, No. 4 Mj*s Ota Holt, ]torv on May 22nd, 1901. No cat-
two. call at tht* office.
Old pap.r% for sale at this other.
Twenty cents per hundred.
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Echols, R. C. The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1901, newspaper, November 21, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281512/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.