Mangum Sun-Monitor. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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1% miUlM H Bora Mink for tU aaiae
mama? will to rtfiatot
To drava one's mrra* In the tooiai
toil I* to Moot nUlurtiM wiu« a
No family. she*. ship. r*»p ar per
eoa should bo without Wiwd oil fur
•wry N«f»l or omorgna< r
Thn iu to oo bright oo«l
too people bate mo grtos
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It la too only our* for Marollen.
Smarting. Burolos. Sweating Keel.
Coma and Bunions. Aak for Allen's
Toot-Rasa, a powder to bo shaken Into
tbo sboss. At all Drurtlsta and Shoo
Stores, lie. Sample arnt KftKlf. Ad-
dress. Altao H Olmsted. LdKoy, N. T.
Oottlng lato debt la like getting into
for
lad and I ope ^« rolling obalr. true la puabed
Ilonaekeepera ahoiild nat forget that
DEFIANCE h'i'AKCII ia absolutely the
boat brand of oold water laundry
•larch there la on the market and in-
ate ad of getting premium* which are
of littlo or tio valuo with a t*n or
twelve ounce package which retail*
for ton ornto. DEFIANCE STAUCII
la put up in pack ago* of aisteen ouooea;
• fall pound for ten oeata; one half
pound package for five cent*. If your
grocer doe* not keep It, drop :i postal
card to the Magnetic Starch Mfg. Com-
pany, Omaha, Nob., and they will aeo
that you get it.
It doesn't take an acrobat to do a
torn on the vaudeville stage.
KXCCKSION TO VEI.I.OWHTOXB PARK.
arlean Tonrlat A..or lat I ou Win Travel
the Wait Tin* Year.
An extended ton r to t ho Yellow non* Park
unal for July
fe of the fir6l
Northwest 80
aughter of an
ring, and herj
mong tho sol
t vast region
ia Northwest
lood of Ntatei
lillion people,
gle life covers
1 development
t a period ol
zing. Vie /
uture issue ol
»1 which will
as and Italian
of these will
a of views of
lovelier por-
arned regions.?
July has an i
s said to be
es this essaji;
a argument olB
ngirl marries 3
rill be happr,M
ies the maD ?,
be unhappy.^
story he ha*
nd those wh<
'oothills" wii
of its hero
in real lifi
if tides is "
Palace.'
baa lx>cn arranged by the American Tourist
Axaociauoo ot which Keau Campbell in g neral
any poople of this vicinity aro
Itinerary is leisurctjr and there
exploration* of Much places as Pike x Peak
1 Gar Jen ot tho Oods in Colorado. The Itin-
y ot the tour include* a visit to unique Salt
ke City and Ions ride In Bight ot tho Hock v
mtalus. The same feature* that havo
erto made these tours so popular will be
Inent this year. There will bo utmost
privacy for small parties In tho Pull-ran sleep,
lag and dining cars, and all the coaones used
i drives wSl bo for tho exclusive use of
U. The American Tourist Association
also arranged a tour to Alaska, and If in-
vldual member* of the Yellowstone party
-Ire to oantlnue further north, the trip will
Incorporated in tho. Itinerary. The cost of
:e«» for these tours includes all expenses
erywbero. Full particulars will be furnished
— application to E. E. BLECKLEY.
-i o twin wi i«
Dr ItoM M»to t * Um loot to*
fast* president of Deaisoa I'alvartoty.
tiraa»m« O Mo tw<o«l bio nilg
nation to take ■fftrt ui AufMi I Or.
furtniaa baa a.cwptcd I to proaldaory
of Waaa Virgikto ('m«orBli]r. M»rgaa
town W, Ta.
tio Two >mii*b
Ta altowMN Mad in* inot r~ Mf
la uO* of Mflaiit im,- M |i ni|t| kcltna*
ly arai't>uo will, fop II <-r-o«w upon *
'f to/»*0 yoo ar» iaai* of it a «*ui,
Ui I Ma t»|M« l much r. .. n,i,HA« lha vart-
oo* dfoiu.r. wi.in, an*, a ih« alt
WIm oooall|>alluM. la4kf«alk>o. d>ap«|».
•la. Min>u*n>a« Iiv.r and aUlaoy troo>
Mre lioaia'irr * Ni->ti>*< h niitara la I ho
o«n r«llabia i-n.rd» for all auob alimai
Bo aoro to give it a trial
■toWMMM •«• o«iir#a.i iiix'tM
A uonumont baa benu i»racted la
Bant* Ko. N. M., to Uororoor Albino
Poret, Who «aa saaaaalnalad wltb
"thcr ofll'-lala during tbo revohitloo o|
1KS7. Tbo tuonumnnt w«a placet
the apot of lli« aaaaaaluatlun by dun
aot Cbaptar. II. A. K . wbt< h ba
drrtakrn to mark all bUtorlr ipola U*
tba torrltory.
Otfl -t Muti»mi>llua Karl.
Senator lloar of Maaaadiuaetta. who
loma year* ago bounhi Rodamptlon
mrk. lu Prlncetoa. Mas- . where Mr*.
Rawllnrnn was ran*omei| from the In
dlana by John Hoar, the Brat uf tho
name In this country, in IC7*J, l.aa pre
tented tho proporty t<* John Hoar, sun
of tbo late Ah*rmun Hoar of Coucord
Tha Naialna of Unlaaa
Dotaon, a hamlet (en uilloa oast of
Mlddlesboro, Ky. was founded many
years ago by a ploneor named Lewis
Dotson. A few days ago tliero was t
double wedding there, tho grooms be
Ing William and John llotsou, broth*
ers. and the bride» Anna and Daisy
Dotson, sisters. Tho officiating clergy
man was Rev. John Dotson and all
parties were descendants of the origi
nal Lewis.
larfMl city Sonlh of tha Mna.
Ten census returns for the metro-
politan district of Sydney. N. S. W.,
have Just been published aud show
that during the pa«t ten years its pop
ulatfon has Increased by a little over
100,000 persona. Tho total is now 386,-
859. of whom 197.227 are males, 189,-
632 females. Sydney now rauks as
one of the largo cities of the world. It
Is the largest city south of tlio lino.
The United States only contains six
larger cities. —New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Clear white clothes aro a sign that the
housekeeper uses lted Cross Hall Blue.
Large li oz. package, 5 cents.
Wichita.
PRICE. 25 c.
Look for
ror t
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or July, 1901
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B. SAWYER A SON.
le Pan-Ame
completm
lat ordinaril
the moot
f the nu
tistical wo
less so th
surpassed.
Gazette
EAT HER WISE.
OTHERWISE!
WBT D0NT TOMWtAg
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proportio
appeti/.i
icles by W
ell, Elizabe
Kipling
A busin
Hollo Ogue
r of Goverm
ho July M
rated.
Indian* Have Piano*.
As an IluBtratlon of wealth among
Indians it is officially stated that the
homes of the most progressive Osages
compare favorably with the dwellings
of white people of equal wealth. Their
houses are richly furnished with car-
pets and modern furniture, and in many
homes there are pianos, upon which
the daughters are taught to perform.
Horses and carriages are not infre-
quent, and, though the automobile has
not yet made its appearance, it is not
an Impossibility of the future.
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(2rente<t In the World.
The United States is the greatest
food producing country of the world.
Although this country represents but
one-fifth of the total civilized popula-
tion of the world it produces more than
one-fourth of all the food stufTs. The
United States produces 74,000,000 tons
of grain of a total of 229,000,000, and
4,500,000 tons of meat of a total of 15,-
200,000 tons. The Americans also pro-
duce a large percentage of the dairy
and flahery production of the world.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price, 75a
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THE LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.
Hpriugfleld, Mo., ha* had a 973,000
Are in ita buainoaa aection.
Tbo foundation* of St Paul's < athe-
tlral in lA>nion aro la danger of
collapalng.
A. R. Kltteredge, of Sioux Falla, is
to •uoceod tho lato U. a Senator J. II.
Kyle, of South Dakota.
Former Congressman Wm. U. Strne,
of Miaaourl, died at Aabury Park, N.
, on June 9, aged 71 yearn.
At the trial for bigamy of Earl Rn»
aell in the house of lords 100 placcs
were reserved for peeresses.
A magazine of dynamite exploded
near the Grant Smelter, Denver, kill-
ing two men, and injuring others.
The Kansas State Fair association
has leased the fair grounds belonging
to shawnee county for ten years.
La Monitouer, a Paris newspaper
founded in 1798, announced its own
death. La Soliel takes its subscribers.
Up to that date July 9 was tho hot-
test day of tho season throughout
Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Northern
Missouri.
M. J, Ludington, quarter master
general, leaves San Francisco for
Manila on the transport Grant, on
July 15.
A burglar upon entering a house in
Kenton, Wis., fell through a trap door,
exploding nitro-glycerine in his pock-
ets. and was blown to pieccs.
A sixty miles an hour wind struck a
dog and pony show tent at Grand Is-
land, Nebraska; and one man was
killed and several more were hurt.
The national debt has been reduced
about 61 million dollars in two years,
and the annual interest charge is now
810,000,000 less than two years ago.
American promoters are now work-
ing up a pool for building an Ameri-
can hotel in London. The Astors aro
willing to start it with $10,000,000.
•a* !••*•«» IMm
Tbo otarlibaMofs at tbo Mt!*w»«
Law Ubnry imwUim havo 4«iM
Ml to orrapf tbo IIIW locoay loft
tbo MMKlotK* la tbo •UI Of Am! H
It IMIor of that ally oo Ik* ooo4ltk»o
(bol tbo nomo ko «boigo4 to Ibo Hull**
law Ubrofy taooclollo* It
(bought thai tbo su««o*io4 rkaii*
would bo oofolr to tba lota II
lor. who mada a baada- ma gift to tbo
lat loo i fow mar* ago
WohMal mi tuaww
Oanarte*. which waro orlglaolty
fraoo and gray l« roloc. wrra naitvo to
tho Island* from whlrh ibay ta
tbatr oaoM. and waro 0rat takan to
Kngland on ships plying Mirti Kng
Hob porta and Iho aoutb of Franco
Fran this slorh havo baao dorlvod a
numbar of dlsllort varlatlao, such as
tho crr«tod. tho gr««o. tbo llaayd.
whlrh imltatxs tha rrptllo In It varlo-
gstad nmrklng*. and the IMgtaa.
whlrh baa a slrange, bump bached sp
poarsnco.
A'roltol far rrauah Malar*.
Bttlld^rs of motor rora In Franco aro
strungly convlncad that tba future of
the Industry llo* lu tha utilisation ol
alcohol. Owners havo little bnpe ol
petroleum being cheapened to any
ousldernblr extent. They are looking
for further tvouomy to alcohol, the
utilisation of which. It Is supposed,
will nut only save them money, but
will rovlvo a langulahlug national In.
dumry at thn expense of Imported pe-
troleum.
Do not forget that DKFIANCU
STARCH has no equal either in qual*
Ity or quantity; It) ounces for ten
cents.
One of the dutic* of today is to qual-
ify yourself for tomorrow.
Mr* Wlnatow'* Soothing ftjrrup.
TorrblMrro irctliing. • firm lha sum*, adaca* I a
flanimailoa, *iii>> iwln.cure* wlndooile. Scaboiu*
When the baby is in tho cradle it
may be said to have reached bed-rock.
I am sure P1*o'* Cure tor Consumption aSTSd
«y life three year* uga-Mr*. Tiios. Bobbins.
Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y.. Fob. IT. liwa
Some J une days are rare and some
aro positively raw.
The seamstress isn't always
•he seems.
what
DO TOUR CLOTUKS LOOK TELLOWt
If so, use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will make
them white as snow. 2 os. patrkage 5 oents.
The deadhead in the theatre is like
successful prediction—comes to pass.
The dentist and the farmer are both
practical stump pullers.
The Magnetic Starch Mfg. Co. man-
ufactures the DEFIANCE STARCH,
put up 72 packages in a case, each
package containing 16 ounces. X more
starch than is put up by any other
manufacturer. If your wholesale house
does not keep it, send your order to
and we will see that they deliver you
the goods.
Some people are so clumsy they can't
drop a remark without breaking their
word.
Laundering Thin Dressaa.
To launder the exquisite creations of mus-
lin and lace in which this season abound*
has become quite a problem, yet the most
delicate materials will not tio injured if
washed with Ivory Soap and then dried
in the shade. But little starch need b*
ttsed- _ ELIZA R. PARKER.
The one-legged man can never hope
to get there with both feet.
rs in its Ja
Of titKr
among whi
tonal toni
aspects of tn
conditions a
eoent growl
political si
CLOTHING-
lUCNOtTCUM
ANDKCCP PRY?
or ootanoni look wb amvc tba dc run
j*. - - CATALOSUEJ FREE
hownnp Putl Line of ferments and Hats
,1 -A-«J7TOWCB CO.. »OSTOW.WA»S.
Retail dealers who can not get DE-
FIANCE STARCH from their supply
houses, can order it direct from the
Magnetic Starch Mfg. Company, Oma-
ha, Neb. It is put up 72 1-pound
packages in a case delivered frtight
prepaid for go. 00 per case. It is the
only starch put up 16 ounces in the
package; more for the same money
than sold by any other manufacturer.
An attitude ia about the only thing
a dude dare strike.
From noon of June 29 to noon of
July 6 there were 689 deaths from heat
in Greater New York. On August 15,
1896, the number was larger by 200.
The dowager empress of China wants
young Chinamen in other countries
who have shown special abilities, to
return to their native country and
accept official positions.
Telephones are more numerous in
Sweden than in the United States.
Every farm house, and nearly every-
body else has one. They are much
cheaper there than here.
Contractors for raising the battle*
ship Maine in Havana harbor are
threatened with annulment of contract
If delays continue.
Alfred Norlin, treasurer of Kearney
county, Nebraska,, is charged with
robbing the treasury and burning the
court bouse. A box has been found
buried near his home with g6,775 in
it.
Two-thirds of Ledyard, Ia., is de-
stroyed by fire. The fire is supposed
to be started by boys playing with
matches.
l.atliea Can Wi
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder. It makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. All druggists and shoe stores,
25a Trial package KREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. Y.
The manner in which some girls
"do" their hair is a work of real art.
If you have not yet tried DEFIANCE
STARCH do so at once and save of
your money. 16 ounces in one package
as against all other starches having
but ten or twelve ounces, and you
also secure the very best starch on the
market.
DO YOU SHOOT?
If yon do you should send your nam: and address on a postal card for a
WINCHESTER
GUN CATALOGUE. IT'S FREE.
It illasfTMes and describes aU the different Vncbestrr Riffrt, Shotguns sad
Air mormon, and contains iruch vihutk Ljonfiltiofl* Send at once to tba
Wlaemnsr Wsb—Ung Aim Co.. N«
SCALE AUCTION
It is reported that John D. Rockfel-
ler and J. Pierpont Morgan have
decided to establish a $10,000,000 bank
in Paria •
Failures in the United States were
greater in number than in the same
months of 1900 or 1899, but the aggre-
gate of liabilities was extremely light
> compared with those years.
Russia is like Cuba in that she can
not understand that the government
of the United States rests with repre-
sentatives of tbe people instead of a
central gOTernment without control.
It ia reported at Memphis that the
Iron Mountain road will be extended
from Raid Knob, Ark., to CoffeyeUle,
Kansas.
The Hants Fe has withdrawn tba
eat fnrighi rates Maws Chicago and
tbe Mia*oari rlw. which had twen
aanoaneed. A general agreement on
freight schedules ia brisf made apt
Ixwxioa has iwsltsrlif days with
» sad •: degrtoa sal of in
tho saa. A aaatm of
Draumakcr* Sen roe In Manila.
According to one ot the officers'
wives who has returned for a home
visit from Manila, there aro now two
hundred American women in Manila
for whom there is only one dress-
maker. He is a Chinese. Recently he
was arrested for smuggling, where-
upon the two hundred women began
to intercede. If Sang were put in Jail
wherewithal could they be clothed?
Fortunately Sang proved himself not
guilty.
Mlnowl Oavaroor* Are ContantaO.
It is a curious fact that although
Missouri elected its flrot governor
more than eighty years ago, is one of
the largest and most prosperous states
of thn country, and that from its geo-
graphical positon on the border line
between North and South, has occu-
pied an important position In national
affairs, not one of its governors has
ever been conspicuous in national poll-
tics, with the single exception of B,
Gratz Brown, who ran for vice-presl-
dent in 1872 and was overwhelmingly
defeated for that office.—New York
Sun.
Wonderful Cm In Indiana.
Buck Creek, Ind., July 15th—Mrs.
Elizabeth Rorick of this place
Rheumatism. She says: "Ail the doc-
tors told me they could do nothing for
" She was very, very bad, and
the psin was so great she could not
sleep at night
She used Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
she is well and entirely free from pain
or any symptom of the Rheumatism.
"Are you still using Dodd's Kidney
Pills?" was asked.
"No, I stopped the use of the Pills
some time sgo, and have not had the
slightest return of my old trouble. I
sm sure I am completely and perma-
nently cured."
Many In Tippecanoe County who
have heard of Mrs. Rorick's case and
her cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills, ars
using the Pills, and all report won-
derful resultSL
Mark* Omlalng In Aaatrstla.
f>ne of the problems before the Aus-
tralian federal ministry U that of tbe
preservation of a white Australia. M
.iartoa has recently paid a visit to
northern Queensland with a view to
better uaderetand.ac the problem of
gradually prohibiting black labor na
tbe ivgar plaatarxaaa. One of the
flaatarloos ha rt*it*<d has LSW arrws
mder Use raae aa4 is Irrigated by
the asters fro* tae Barnes river. The
proprietors are a boat to spesd CUM*
(llM.IWi oa a •»» pamplac pis at to
• dnr.
vhith railway stations meals ar*
soreed by h««e *.«** hseftag •
rr hi an id tMts sad fcwh. abkh are
P-ata-i aluag lha road ae eaoh side uf
tbe si applet pies*
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Urgs UQt'lO sad POWOCt. Vic
Ai all ituna, or by Mad for lha priest
HALL* RUCKKla New Ye*.
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WANTED, SALESMEN. „„„
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To Buy the Best
Is Not Always Easy
A lavish display of
cheap and gaudy pre-
miums often makes a
cheap article look like
a good one. With De-
fiance Starch are no
premiums, but you get
16oz. of the best starch
in the world for lOc.
Magnetic
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MILLIONS OF MOTHERS
USE CUTICURA SOAP ASSISTED BYCUTI-
CURA OINTMENT THE GREAT SKIN CXJRE
For preserving, purifying, And beautifying the skin of infants
and children, for rashes, itching?, and chafings, for cleansing
the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of
faUing hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough,
and sore hands, and for allthe purposes of the toilet, bath,
and nursery. Millions of Women use Cuticura Soap in the
lOfin At hltnc t/V# «fl«IAVM<V Ue»2a«. UXf A! f
——r— r—r~~ Jrhfch readily suggest themselves to
women, especially mothers. No amount of persuasion can
Induce those who hare once used these great skin purifiers
and beaut ifiers to use any others. Cutkura Soap combines
delicate en—m—* —* • * » " — -
skin cure,
most refreshing of flower odors, h v
at ONE PRICE, the BEST skin and ^
the BEST toilet, hath, and baby soap in the world.
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Crittenden, H. L. Mangum Sun-Monitor. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1901, newspaper, July 18, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc286090/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.