Mangum Sun-Monitor. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 1, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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THURSDAY. NOV «. 1906
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\VM K. BAILEY.
Akb >ou <>ppo*ed to dividing
Greer coonu? If you are vote
for Bailey.
Next Tuesday is election day
Vote for VV K. Bailer for dele
gate, you voters of tbe 50th di»
tnct
rtvrvrd ««» H-- * r T-ra r *
by tbe pe-f4> ? <■ i>l • 1
of patting a p «• 1 -t • .•!«»>« in
tbe cos«tita?v. t.-» i <K tbe
people m bo i« 1 *a smbi 10 vuit
for probitMtion to rue*- at<in»t the
constitution ba> — i-t <» tor a
separate ekot-<* . «l«. figbt.
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ItcuM for Hr. Vum. Mr Vast* is
buk^-ls-lav to J &
PcKSO^AL H «lt >»««-**vr»
Forest Tree Seedlings!!
re -evcral varieties of Catalpa trees., but for
—Ur;« TOK Ratosa
tfkrie last we<fk oa
Graxuie. n> to toe env Uat S*t Fence Hosts you want the Genuine Catalpa Speciosa
Mangum H F. O- M i afdav
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kad dinghter. Mr* Aix* Goodnati.
ON TMt KtK*L *OC 1 ti
i jg f..* as txteufcd visit
for *« paat few 6*y* t^i^ka! Die* Biato. <* Altua. waa
J IL CM dug to. pKaioes tt* M . —T-tr-- ia a
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* Ma h(M U» ■» Ret P«mi*i* raa* aad it we*** 4 1 :
CwMi mm ism Kcfolar imy p*>-a js u>4 tteoM itu pauiw. wt2 ;
*1 11 am one might Mr he 1 tft*t —Mr. and Mr-. M. C Talk-
Mukn If he wm to taB U4 large ington of Yinwti, xr» in Man-
HI Tip wn n r. b. Ih 1. tbey mk. f.am Thursday ana paid tbe Son-
Oar Mea4 Crow; ku picMt owt ai>i lu tie Ftnier of Korob i(ext Monitor a call.
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.«.rui>(< i^iwir H.N owcnufrml sr.aa
Vt pq fmfV M mtrUiii Deb*rry lul of Fihmiy or early aprinc tm
a. w. ri»»1| '
Sua day with Miw- Bealak Mekroy.al-' ~T * Negrfs of Kalr. was laMav
ao of Koreb. Mia. Marti* reports a Monday- Be cays he had a goo'.
the crusades. the snbfugaxto* of
Wiln. u« the acknowledgement of
the independence of Scotland by the
\v k. Bailey is pledged to op-
pose county -Jivision and Candili and it out, he realised »1J
is not. vote for Bailev regardless
of politics
over tamr bales of o»u»a despite the
M4 wathar. daring the faat thin/
day* He say* he is afraid u> taoa nies Use j«®» of cor* aad mail* this y«r, but ^ WickliTs transla
a» foe fe*r he will see the earner Mr. ..d M«* Oobfe and da«^t«c. of'k* «*» ^ •« w a uoa of the biol« into BacUah. and tbe
eosiac doaa the Koate wlta a doa TJrioa. Mo are do* r-jdUa* their ^ u Kngi,n, M ,bowa la
ia hia hand oaa«btar Mr*. OMa TalJey- They are —Mr. lt d Mis F. G Batl .n Iibe Canterbury talea of Chaweer »ere
Wtt^ Polf. a protperoo* yoci* farm well pteaaod with the eoantxy and retuiueO a>t nichl from an ex- of iaterwu
er of our Koo.<r, mlorma oa that be talk of Vocattae hare. tended lour U bite at«sei«t tbe> reports of the delegates to the
hM gotten a fourth of a bale of co - A_ J. Flood and fairily am aow iw -ojourued a few aa>> id ''^"LileW federation ai Lawton. Mea-
toa per aert tbe ftm une pietan* Ueatin* oa tua farm, htlpinc the boys and other ra>tern ciiie* <Um'r heradon and Brown were rit-
over hi* Beia. and taat -ie aeooal to gather tbe cotton —Miv> Ula L**rei«ceot A tus. ec with en husiasm. They had high
time will prodoe* a little be-.ter tbaa Oaear Sides aad family are ho®e m M^^aui shihu. and M. u praiie for the coorteay and hospital. ;
a foor-.h of a bale, which puu to tgat a«a:a from Granite, where they hare da> vu>iuuK net irie -d» Mi^ of Lawton, receptions, concerts ani
the boll-weaTel agltauoa n-a-Je Jour spent tie summer. La »TenC* »a> l^tneTl> mgnt ^eomres gajore being eclipsed by the
■ eei* ago in some p. act a along the Mis* Dcllie and Maitie Miller of opcialer at iuc Tc«r en>oyiLer;: of the {lriv^ to rt. SUi.
Koate Headrick, riaiud friends ia this com- pCone: Excuauge and no* boids a the Comanche and Apache schools, and
Geo. W l*i>ell batcnered his caif. m unity the latter part of the week steal la: ^itioc i» A u- ^ historic scenery of Medicine Bluff*
Eg it out, hr realized |13 • • Mias Carrie May Collier spen*. Sat- —Rer. J. W. Scott has aold his farm. Federatioa reported important tions For one or two years longer, aad
after reoemng about 40 nrday and Sunday wita her siater at foor mi»e» wf«t of Mangum, to PranK WOfk io ltfc liaes of cfc.)d will «nd me check for *4.00 or |8-«t
Maxtwm CoitM« dt*. J TH. OklabMM Prtam CoMMt,
The Mangnm Culture Club met V Alio* me thla opportulty to tfeaak
October :( «iU Mrs. Border And the ■ the frieada who have no fMI'nasj
members care enthasiaatie M<F to givo* m their subMripiitm* JT »
ala to tbe Oklahoma* 80mo
paid for tbree-year snbacripUoaa. <
for two . some for 00*. and mm* tor
six months; aad for each at thoM I
am aiaearriy grateful.
Tbe contest does not etoee until Not-
ember 17. and there are *UU a um-
ber of aabacribera who owe for the
paper (OkUnoman) for two or three
years or lea*, who could materially
increase my chances of winning that
boose and lot by sending me your
check for an amount sufficient to cov-
er your arrearaand for some months
a advance; if you feel so inclined.
\l any of those who have so kindly
subscribed for six months or one yer*
fetrl disposed to extend your subscrp-
of it
pounds for his family, besides having Lone Wolf.
tbe hide extra I . was only s months Newt Doughty and
hie
Chedester. a cierk a-: the Dixie store, ^bor. compulsory education and for- to cover; your interest and kindnSM
"cronves" ml has oewght property in town. He laws, which they hope to see would be ^.-eatly appreciated. Aad
Bailey i» just *S good a pro- :oM *ad ilM Quarters weighed CS» took in the show at HoDart Saturday experts to engage actively in church i,<r> porated ia our new ccns jtution.' there may yet be aome who would
faibiiioin**. as any one bat want, L Ur^ work " a minister of the Cumberland delegates were armed anew with' iike to subscribe for the Oklahoman.
the aa<-sii .n enhraitted vr^rareK Mr W"*OC' ** *a3 son R. H. Wi!- i:ing her slater ia Altu . I'reooyterian church. ' the mental poise ind grack) assess of' Since I am authorixed to receive all
' son of Eureka Springs. Ark, fath^ * crowd of tbe Martha boys —Lawy er Andy Stewart is off 00 a Mrs. A. C. Scott, the retiriag president, payments on Oklahoman subscription",
and be is rent. and brother of Earnest Wilson of our *ere esrenading oa the rovt Satur- speU-binding tour in the Indian Terr;- „ere dually impcessed with the I ask as a favor, that you do not make
Qjq Briggs name is no tbt arrived ia Mangum on the eve?- aight. music being furniahed by tory this week. The democratic man- forceful dignity of her successor, Mr* ! any payments to any representatlvea
( . .. ' aing of the 25, and left next day for GC^ma Saunders, Fred Watts, Law- agers over there wanted somehing Thread gill, who carry to fruition of tbe Oklahoman who may chance
^^ _ L'ncie Tom Jeakin's place where they rtEoe Merriue and Sam Saunders btat would Mire turn the tide that Vice the pl&ns so ably begun.
tnct as a "straight democrat.'
That would indicate that some
consider Caodill a crooked ooe.
If you are a reader of .the Sun-
Monitor you know what Bailey's
policy is regarding tbe school land Beileview. Texas.
question but, wbo knows where] Contractor J E Chaney, completed!
will spend part of their time in help- j Several of the Mt_ Zio* people at- President Fairbanka rarted for '.he The club will meet on November 2.
ing Mr. Jenkins gather his crop. Mr. teD}ed aerrices at Martha Sunday. republicans in that country, ao they with Mrs. Cornelius, with the foilow-
Wilatjn hasn't fully determined wheth Wooldridge waa at the home sent for Andy. ! mg program:
er he will locate with oa or not. °* J J B*»arda Monday night with —O. K_ Twton and Ms little s>n Roll Call—Current events.
Mrs. Mary Tor* left last Wednefc- his graphophone which furnished some from the Jester community, were in Leaaon—"England's Story. Chap-
very ftne music. town Tues.3ay. mr Tutoc hauled a ter V."
jload of seed cotton from his home, "Stratford on Avon.
Mangum R. F. D. Na. 4. | twenty-seven mi lea to be sinned He -The Royal Family."
after Leader..Mrs Brown
day on extended trip to her mother in
, H
Candili stands on that important *the ™«Wence of Criah Adams that] Mr Ernes* Chaney aqd Ralph De says that will not be necessary
question' ^ under construction on the 27. ^>erry visited the show at Hobart Sat next week as the Farmers' Union gin
' and left tbe following day for his hon.~ urda?- also Johnnie Wallace. : at Jester is about completed. Get your heavy underwear, over-
Oxe of tbe main reason5 why ln Tulsa. I. T. j Johnnie Wallace apent Sunday eve- J —County Clerk Floyd McNeill, was ahirts, blankets, comforts, and socks
tbe voters of Mangum and vicin-
ity sbotild vote for W. R. Bailey
next Tnersday is that be is pledged
to favor containing tbe county-
lines as they now exist in Okla-
homa.
Cocwty Attoenky Thacker
says that while be was in Guthrit
last week Charley Filsou, secre-
tary of Oklahoma, sang to bim a
pathetic little song entitled "The
message that came too late." It
was derfic and to G. W. Briggs o
Granite.
Bailey is out in a platform
showing plainly where he stands
and what he will advocate on all
the questions now before tbe
people so that when you vote for
bim you know who you arc vot
ing for while Caudtll's entire plat
form consists of bat one word
"prohibition '
Judge A. C. Barrett is not only j Dic« Mi&s Beulah McElroy. j in Guthrie las: week after supplies from Trippet's Cast store.
good judge of the law, but is equally J- J- Kirk still kills ducks on Sal: fo«" the constitutional election. He
as good as a potao producer of Fork- Cncle George Barton calls him ^ays nearly all the county clerks of Robert Wayne Curphy.
which he is now harvesting a fin» alarm. Mr. Kirk s shooting awas- Oklahoma, were there at the same ( a peculiar sadness attached Itself
crop 'ens him in the momin- J time on the same mission and they to the death of this child. First/be-
W. A 8tame« is hauling rock to Thomas Hot
bu!VJ him'a new cook room, but don t, for Mr. DeBerry.
to come this way to make collections,
for renewals or to secure new aub-
scriptiona, but pay these amounts 10
me directly, if you wish for me to re-
ceive the votea on aocount of your
payments. No matter what any of
these agents may say, be aure of this,
'hat I DO NOT GET ANY VOTES
BECAUSE OF YOUR PAYMENTS
ON THE OKLAHOMAN UNLE8S I
RECEIVE THE MONEY PERSONAL-
LY AND SEND IT IN MYSELF to
the Business Manager of the paper.
Again thanking you one and all and
for your interest and encouragement
in this contest, 1 am.
Very Cordially Youra,
JAMES A. McLAUCHLIN.
want a black cook. j getting good wages there.
G. W. La bell is locating prospectors Say, you all know Jake Kirk that
from Texas on our Route. boy sure ia a cotton picaer. He can
J. C. Smith has sold his farm to J.
O. McColHs'er of Mangum, for $3,000,
Mr. Eppa of Lamar county Texas, who
baa recently moved into our communi-
ty. has rented it for the coming season
and will take possession the first of
January. I cotton the other day in three hoars.
Mia* Lillie Newton has signed the!*'®®0'1 be getting there.
con-tract wi-fc the trustee* of the towu-| Mr#- Chaney and Miss Pearl, ret urn-
•ward is picking cotton, business lively in and about the cause he was such a bright promising —
Jrry He thinks he is oflice <* lb® territorial secretary. little fellow. He was a child of strlk-j Mr and Mrj. q ^ (Gibbon
ing personality. Strong of body. tertained at" a seven "o'clock0 dl!-
wlth a strong face, and an unusually iner> at their homeou North
bright and peculiary turned mind. He pierce street, Tuesday evening,
would no doubt have been heard from j The guests were, Mrs. Mace Chap-
if he had lived to be a man. In the man, of Erick, Miss Katbryn
second place, his death ia sad because! Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
his parents have had the misfortune! Stone and Miss Pearl Adams.
of having to bury a number of other I
children. Little Robert Wayne was' j. E. Watte Mugic ^ wU, ^
born in Green county Iowa. Jan. 24, you the best value on Piano*. Organa,
1903 and died Oct 26, 1»06, and was ( phonographs. Gultsra, Violins, Banjos
pick fifty pounds a day. Jake you will
have to beat that if you ©Ter get
married.
Several of the Mt. Zion people went
to Corrinth to spend Sunday.
J. H. Fain picked 21T pounds of
—H. H. Wyman was in Dallas last
week where he wee! to confer with
the managers of the company that
constructs farmers' cotton warehouses.
He says the company has constructed
at Dallas a small mode] of their ware-
houses ao that committees from ware-
house companies may inspect the plau
material, etc-, and that it is a very
complete structure of its kind.
Think of buying Fincke' union made
therefore 3 years, 9 month and 1 day, and anything in thj music lins...lt
Hon. Tom Robinson while
member of tbe Oklahoma legisla-
ture introduced a bill for a sepa
rate coach law including Indians
with the negroes and now be wishes
he had left the Indians out for it
is tbe present policy of bis party to
pat the red-man or the back and
say "heap good" man
Hon. Bill Cross was in Man-
gum Monday. He dresses better
and looks younger than be did
when he was campaigning it
Greer county four years ago
Uncle Bill said be wa=> here look-
ing after matters pertaining to
tbe t.». ign and admitted that
'v< uition wa> a very im-
m in a po4tttc*l cam
paign.
The time for the registering of
voters, in cities of tbe first class
for the coming constitutional elec-
tion expired last Saturday nigh:.
Tbe register list is about 1 $0 short
of tbe full vote and a number of
Mangum citizens will no doubt be
di&sapoioted when they come to
vote and find that tbqp will aot be
allowed to. This is Miugum s
first experience at registering to
vote and all the feers 4o aot un-
derstand the plan.
On tbe question of (xohibition
tbe issues for next Tuesdays el-
ection are; shall a prohibition
clause be placed in the constitution
of the new state by the ooastitu-
ship school district No. 140 for a s'**1 boB5e !ast Thursday, also Mi*s Wil- work clothes at SO cents and Stetson old. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Rich-i^n pay j.ou to ^ ug before "
months term and will teach at that "* Duffer. hate for »3 S5, then go to the Gigantic' ard Cnrphey came to Mangum about buj. We've got the goods and must
-'a year uo. where t'n -v at niuu MmilJ
months term and will teach at that
place tbe coming season, opening her; Miss Carrie Jenkins came home Sun
school January 1st. , <*®.v evening.
The peopis 00 Route 1, aad the 1 an old white parasol up at
public, want a bridge across the
stream south of W. A. Starnes' and
unlets there is one put there soon. It
wD! be dangerous for an empty ve-
hicle to craas much leas a loaded
Mrs. McDully'e the other day. Won
drr whose il could hare been*
Jim Clarkson sure has a fine little
cotton picker, his little son. Reiser.
Bud DeBerry will give SO cents
freight wagon. Who is the overseer, Ihun,Jred for a°y Pri *1U go
and where does he Bve? j along and hold the sack for him
Wro Delk is building a new res;-|whUe he cHmb* the sulk and picks
deace for Horace C. Carder j,he °°U<ra
Mr Gillam has rented Mr John j KTery,x><^ work* "o* father.
Slaton's place.
George Nelson and wife are occu-' ounces of Good Health Baking
pying Mr C. W Prickett's new resi Pawder for 25 cenia at Trippet's
ience I Cash store.
Little Miss Chenault, daughter of
Mr and Mrs J. C. Chenault. has beer.
quhe sick for the paat.week with acar-j
let fever, but Is resting somewhat
quieter now.
Closing Out Sale of Ledbetter Bros,
dry goods stock.
You will find the prettiest line of
dry goods in Mangum at Trippet
Cast Store.
Have ycur gasoline stove
brought to us and be made good
We fix 'em good, Spencer&Win
bckne.
A Plain Fair Talk.
To those of our customers who
us this epistle is directed. We have
accommodated you and now that your
ship ia about to come la and you will
I soon reap a bountiful reward for your
i a R" F", °" N°- ^ ^ <* toil *aat you to return
Hughe, was ln town trading ^ favar we h,Te sbown voa b
M«,d.y He earned home with him ing Jo M what
fine two horse carriage. | you owe. We ne^l the money now
If 0nfMUe<1 "lNor we have made obllgaUons deperd
J" ' , iag on your paying us to fill them.
M B Clark is building a nice three w. expect to ^ lQ buslae9B
room rent bouto <V hi. farm six here MaDKum
niles northeast of town.
A. j Barton has force enough pick-
ing cotton to pick a bale per day.
Joe Wilson waa in town with cotton
Tuesday.
A. J. Barton has rented what was
formerly tbe Wakefield pjaoe for aa-
oth*r year and will plant a large crop.
Thee* vse singing at J. B
those who make prompt settlement at
the time they promised may get ac-
commodation again If they want k.
Come ia and see ua
Yours truly,
JACKSON A WILSON
Miss Jeffte Johnson w,
Dont consider the Gigantic Closing
John ! Out Sale of the Leadbetter Bros. Dry
son's Sunday nigh;, had some gool| Goods stock in the same claas with
any sale of out of date plunder. Thia
I stock is worth 100 per oent. more to
begin with and when the price la as
*uuu-jk>w or lower anyone can see where
(d horse. they should do their buying.
lied to
sigtng
gsnlst.
W. B. Sutton and A D.
ed to the snging school at
son's Sunday night t»t the
balked and the boys almost
get there. j My dm,. Man.
Walter Overall moved to J. D.; Never again will you have a chance
Vines farm last week and will help to buy that suit of clothes as cheap
Mr. Vine gather his crop.
Weather has been favorable for pick-
lag cotton for the last w^ek and Ihe
a* now at the real genuine Closing Out
Sale of Leadbetter Bros.' elegant
stock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Watts
are the proud parents of a ten
pound boy, the youngster having
arrived last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Taylor wish
to extend their thanks to some
friend who sent their money
through the mail on the day after
the fire which destroyed their
home.
Coal hods, shovels, stovepipe
stove dampers, bread pans, tinware,
glassware china ware dry goods
shoes and groceries at extremely low
prices at Trippefe Cash 6tore.
Mrs. J. 0. McCollister has re-
ceived another assortment of that
beautiful Mexican drawn work
suitable fcr Christmas gifts and
invites the ladies to call at bsr
home and look it over.
There are three reasons why you
should buy sewing machines from J.
E. Watta. First, you can get the sew-
ing machine ron want, aa Watts has
the largest variety la Oklahoma Sec-
ond, you can buy It for len money
because Watts sells direct from the
house on the amallMt margin poMi-
hie and , third, you will get the very
highest grade of goods that are man-
ufactured.
. C. Hannah has added a large
stock of Wall Paper and being new.
oontaina nothing but lateat designs
Tou are respectfully Invited to eal)
and examine it
year ago. where t'Q.-y at once tdenti-1 sen
fled themselves with the beet interests J
of the town and country Mr. Curphy
invested in a half dozen good resi-
dences in Mangum and also some
farms in the country, while at the
same time he and his wife were both
active members of the Methodist
church. This is a sad stroke to their
friends as well as themselves. But
this b*be is at rest and they will see
him again. Peace to his quiet repose
while hope holds at anchor the heeru
of loved ones left behind.
J W. SIMS.
We will sell you the best soft wfceat
flour put rip in 60 inch towel sacks
at $1.00 a sack, and the best hard
wheat flour for 95 cents a sack. Trip
pet's Caah Store.
Advsrtissd Letters.
Letters remaining In the Mangnm
Postofflce uncalled for.
Oct as 1906.
L. M. Arnold, J. H. Baker, (2)
Miss Marie L. Cooper. Miss Ethel
Coen, Miss Coma Frances Mr.
J. C. Gillasptc, Mrs. Sallie Mar-
tin, Mr. H. R. Neal, Mrs. Essie
Pollard. John Smith, Miss Lillie
Sauling, Mrs. G. W. Stephens.
Harry D Sterling Mr. Kell H.
Tucker. Mrs. Mary Williams.
When calling for tbe above, pleaM
aaj "Advertised Letters."
w C Sauvu r. X
Tanks made to order on short
notice. All kinds of tin aad sheet
metal work, Spencer&Winbcknb
Hamilton's old stand.
COMING
OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Nov. 5.
"The King
of Tramps."
A \ ankee Doodle Comedy in Four
Eig Langhing Acts.
An Entertainment for Children
from 6 to 60
A Comedy with a Plot. Mounted*
with Special Scenery.
Musical Singing and Dancing
Specialties.
The Show you Have Been Wait-
ing for.
Introducing the Favorite
Comedian,
DAVE DERDIN, .
Supported by a Carefully Selected
Company.
Iton't put off going to the Gigantic
Closing Out Sale the Leadbetter1D-J^. QC. fA f
Bros' dry **>ds store a sing* day j ^CeS, JSC, 5UC & / SC.
tor a* advertised, the stock is for sal*
in bulk aad may be closed out aav
time, the* your good chance would be
gone.
Dr. Dawson has traded his
automobile to F. M Xewton for a
house and lot.
Seats on sale at Snow Grocery.
Bargain Column.
*<***» »m forty words charged doable.
ment in the city in the grand ««~J
at the Gigantic Closing Out Mle of' po* sale-two m.ich cow. one fail blood
Leadbetter Bros.' dry goods .tors. ~
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