Weekly Orlando Herald. (Orlando, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 20, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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>IJJE HERALD
i',ihlU!it>d e»eiy Sa urilsy
By
JoHK MaHJJKH .
(Entered at tl»« Post Office at OrUn«}o, »Wi« . iui i
ferrUor? ••• second cU«* matter.
ORLANDO OK I.A.
APRIL 20, 18US.
ATCHISON, TOI'KKA APHAKI A Fl
(jrluadn lime Table.
PPINO NOBTll.
ijj. Mail and Gxpeaa V 5# a in
po yjH PaMoager . '.MO p. m
1§'j. 4ti. bw.gbi and *c commodatlou ,»)0 a in
ooino south
Vftllapd iaproep .. J 07a. m
rio.i(li..lWi)|er... VO (p. m
Fieight, arr«-niniodat'o H* 47 a.in
mak(|i eoup^ctiioii \yith the Fri » ■ at
A' ihi-rlMc tri ir'< any paffi ii{.cr"
forp ahould uorcbaak tltfkota before outoritin*
rlan
F HANMPKi. Agent.
■yt. E. Ci. 8H \ l' •*
fHYSICIAN AND Zm'tiIA,
OftLAVDO, uKl.A
V*drt<- and (lirpenpaiy eouth «i«l > Main fci
Muliiii .e* iuinich d ami cu 1» pionij^'y an
i*wei d
ME\EHS AM)
**^MEAGHER
HEALERS Ib Biain.Hay, IIIU
FULL 1 1NB OF GA/WEX
SEEDS IN BULK
WE SOLICIT A BJIAKK OK
^OUR pAXIiONAGK AT BED
ixOLJx PRICES.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST RET
1 he Star
P^rber Shop.
For a good sliave and Iptshiou
able liair cut, go to tlio Star IUr-
bsr Shop. Satisfaction guaran
tetd.
J . H. BOUD, Prop.
Mat Robinson.
6J10E MAKER.
Will make new work or ro
pair your old shoes
*t Mens Blioee luilf soled .60
jfc- Women's,, ,, » 10
Children's -'-5 to .30
Your work eoliclcd
ghojii in rear of Kiicaid's ('ro-
eery s-tore.
Mi;AI M KKI.'i
LOCALS.
tlojin Maiker will insure you a
gainst lire, lightning, and cyclones
Yop can't afford to run your own
risk. Bee hiiji if ycu want to insure
I ti'.'i in sv prepared to do al
kinds ot w agon work, new spokes
(5 cents, now falloos 20 cents.
Frank Furnian.
Dr. Hatfield wa^jt) town Sunday
°n Proffesbional business.
Get prioes on hand corn planters
at Cockrums. All planters furnish
ed with cane plates.
Galvanized well cti(;ii|i«j and
pumps at Cockrums
I will reset yiur wagon tires tor
ono dollar per set
Frank Furinjin
All kinds ot fresh meat at, (hp
lowest living prices for cash
A. L. Schutt
Screen doors at Cockrums cheaper
tlian any one else sells them.
Take your plows to Frank
''urnupi tind have theui sharpened
lor "0 els.
Goto M- Ilaught for nev. Spring
novelties
Dried boef Salt and Smoked
meats bologna and everything usii
ally kept in first class meat market
at lowest prices for e ash
A. L. Schott-
Why will yon be bothered with
flies mosquito* and bugs when you
can buy screen doors and wire so
cheap at Cockrumfj.
No change in prices at my shop
but all work done in a good work
man like manner and satisfaction
guaranteed. I. J. Hedrick.
A L* SCHOTT, Proprietor
iFreth and Cured
Meats, Game Hsl<
and (Kster-,
Always at the
Lowest Market
Prices.
Try us.
We can Please You.
fash Paid For Hides
w, >it iiatfibi d, a. 0, T. ClIJLPKlie
HATFIELD & OIHLDBttS.
lit).
W1 anavi r c»!l» in CiUndo and YUinit \
Charge* r< Mi ruble.
little Ullij Imnij
s lipavily stocked and of very thrif
rowtb, with aplc, Pear, Pcacn
Plum. Cherry, and all Kinds ov trri
k«pt in western nuisciicc also Grsp
inos, small Fruits, Evergreens, Flow
•■ring Shrubs, Forest Trees et:
prices so low all can buy. A few £00
agents wanted. Send for price lie*
Direct to
NKiSUO Valli.y miiskuy,
t HAM'ik, Ea>s
e
Just received at Ftinners hum'
saloon, a large supply ot old For
Nelson the purest whiskey o'
earth.
Chas. lii bout has bought Frank
Thorn, son's barber chair and ton *
and opened a shop in the buildiu/'
torialy ocupiod by Mr, Funk
Dont fail to see the now invoice
ot Clothing at M. Haughts.
One set of Cultivator shovels
pointed in workmanlike mannei
for tbc small sptn of one dollar and
fifty cts,
Frank Furman.
We said we sold cultivators cheap-
er than at.y one else and are now
ready to prove it. Call and gel
prices A . L. Cockrum.
There is no whiskey on the
market that wiil equal the old F< i
Nelson for sale at Farmers Home
saloon,
t will bs an agreeable Hlprise Mi
persons subject to attacks of bilous
olic to learn that prompt oli»«f ma}
lie had by taking Cbambe; lain'»
Colic, Cholera and Dianhoe i i'einedy
In many instances the attack nn\
he prevsnUd by taking this mnedj
is scon as the tilst symptoms of ih>
lisease appear. > 5 aud 50 oont bot
:l«s for sale by Orlando /-'rug Co,
A. L, t'oekrum selis barb wirt
at bedrock prices. You can buy
fence posts and barb wire at C< ck-
rums cheaper than ever
All parties desirous of having
their blacksmithing done right and
at the lowest prices any mechanic
will work for, will do well to see
I. J. Iledri k.
Dr. Childers ot Mulhall was in
Orlando on Professional buisness
Thursday.
On account ofG. A. R . Fncamp
irent to be held at Perry April 25
and 27- We will sell round trip
ickets at i ue and one third fare
late if sale Aqril 2 ") and ■ 0.
Rf tu'tie limit April 28
F Harding Agout
Annual Report of the Hoard of
Trustees of the town of Orlando
Date from May 11, 1804, to
April 16 th i SOS.
Resourges.
May, 11 1*04, I'asb recoivid i f(i,
D. Hudson jji2i j*
J •'! Hehott & Markui*
8alocn License j,o oo
13 Hebcut 4 Marker
Saloon Lieese j(j y5
20 W. \V. Sip ill)
KhIooh License in no
June Occupation ta\ <i no
July 2 W W. Smith S iloon License
50 00
24 Ik bout sii.l Marker
saloon license so 00
licb'iut and Marker
saloon license 50 00
Oct. 15 Iicbout nnd Marker
.aloon license jj 00
ISeboui and Marker
saloon licensu ®5 Oo
W W. Smith
saloon license 25 00
1805
Jan _'I Duboul and Mirker
saloon license 35 00
W. W. Smith saloon
license '_>5 DO
Apr. 10 Bebotil and Marker
saloon license j;> 00-
.las. Vaudeventer 25 00
Dog Tax 1 00
Fines 5 00
Total $ 447 83
Expenditures
Warrant No.
152 Robt. Oder reparing pump 61 00
148 F. M. Barrel witness fees 50
133 C. A- Paul makingbadot
box —75
122 (i. R. Cowan election clerk 2 00
10P> T. W. Hoisc street work 22 50
117 J. I). Tovvnseud cash
advanced for fire extinguish 15 00
I OS E. Warner digging
publio well 10 00
148 C- E. Overetreet deputy
city marshall 10 55
100 C. A. Paul putting locks
011 ballot box 50
158 A. L. Oockrum pump
repairs -4 SO
157 II, M. Townslev printing
ordinance 4 25
113 Win. Smith lumber 4 85
116 Hobont and Marker cash
advanced for lire extinguisher I.j 00
122 I. W, Rollout sorviees as
city marshal 25 q0
101 Smith aud Villeroy lumber 10 43
118 John Marker cash advance
for tire extinguisher 15 00
107 I. W. Hebout hauling
dirt 011 street 6 50
114 A. L. Schoot la'or 4 00
i28 Geo. Housh election judge 2 00
136 G. W. Housh making arrest 50
34 J, B, Sego boarding prisoner 3 00
2 00
50
8 75
2 00
S 30
3 50
50
Pull Books c, 4g|
123 J, I), Townsend services
as city clerk 17 00
^ 161 Smith A Villeroy I'imlier 4 75
I l"'i Walter Gum street work ti 00
165 C, It, Oaley working on dam
and killing dogs .j -,(j
163 Bcbout and Marker cash
exprts* 011 warrant book 25
162 J, L), t^uiij services as city
marshal ^ (10
1S4 J, O. Gum 1 day with team l'00
12 0<>
2 30
50
3 05
50
2 00
123 J, 15. Sego election judge
185 Geo. Housh witness fees
141 John Marker justce fees
78 John Marker election clerk
140 C. K Overslreet deputy
marshal fees
138 H. M. Townsley printing
145 M. Bell witness fees
120 L. Cockrum cash advanced
for tire extinguisher 15 00
127 G I). Hudson towu
treasure
115 Orlando Drug Co,
paint oil a I'd labor
143 Wm. Smith witness fees
131) J110. Murker justice fees
144 Jacob Traub witness fees
25 C. K, Overetreet election
clerk
100 A. L. Cockrum hart1 vare 28 70
J6 II. B. Biillen lumber 20 40
11# F. W. Werner services as
city marshal 10 00
120 A. L, Schott services a«
trustee 10 SO
1.65 A. L Schott services as
trustee 12 50
153 1. W. Bcbout services as
trustee 12 61
119 W. W. Black a Co. cash
advanced for fire extinguisher 15 00
123 A, Green labor 7 00
124 E. C Peak election judge 2 00
132 Fred Weruar services a-
city marshal 10 00
J21 Robt, Vantrike cash
advanced for tire extinguisher 15 0
1-6 A, D, c« niter election clerk 2 00
l ;7 Goo. Slack street work 2 CO
112 W, B,Erhmaii printing 12 ( 0
150 State Capita! printing Co,
Total 449 27
Total Resources 447 g;j
" Expenditures |i 442 27
Cash on hifnd . 5 1
Total $447 83
I, W, Bcbout pies, of Board
Attests, F, Frame clerk.
Our better halves say IItcy could
not keep house without Chamberlains'
Couj;nli Remedy. It is used in
m.-ro than h If the hcjijcs at Lee(!b
Slils Bros.,, I teds luwe, TI.is
Sl:< ws Hie est,.,;,,, i„ w»,iul. that ro,r
edy is held where it lias boon gold for
year j an. is well known. Mothers
have lnarued that there is nothir.g So
good for colds, cruup and whoofing
"ough, ti at it cures these ailments
ipnckly and permanently, and 1 at it
i» pleasant and safe for children to
- -fl B".d 50 cent bottles for
H ilu by (Jrl andcDrug C;>.
For wall paper go to C. A-Paul
The citizum of Orlumi ) unt in
convention on Thursday evening
at 1 ha Herald office and nominated
t. he following candidates lor the
v arir us tow n officers.
oi ( icrk 1 rank liard'ng
Treasure M.
Assessor Henry Brown.
Ifnrsliell Frank Furman
Justice John Marker
Trustee 1st ward Jacob iierg
2nd ward 1. VV. Bob out
3rd ward C, A. Paul
In our comments hist week con
cerning the duties ot tiso three
gr at educators ot Cleav Ca;l; Town
ship. Our friend Jack Green, asks
for space in our colnms to reply
which we cheerluly granted, th.
subjoined is a full tf.u and cum-
nieto c py, which we ]>ublish Ver
batum etpunptuatum et spell atum
We think it would be more
profitable for them to attend {o
their agrioultmal pursuits. Meali-
ng that MrThos Ewart Frank Plag
and Jack Green ol Clear Crook twp
v mid do bettir Financialy, by
plo wing ground this Dry weather,
hen educating ignorant people
il the l'ditor will permit us we
wili ftiiuith him with Coxies
pani p'et e ntitled, Cause and Cure.
in it he will learn how I10 cau
incraas his circulation, and make
a deasent livoing by editing a pa
per in O rlando.
Those wlu neveer read th d aver
lisemeuta ia their new papers miss
n.cie thon they presume. Jonathe.i
Kenison, cf Bolan, Wor I, to., lew
.vho ..ad been troubled with rlnOnntism
a ins back, aims and Iciddcrs leat
an item n his 1 aj < r i.lott l;c w ,
promiuent German citiz u of Fui't
M i lison had beau cured. II; pi ocaod
.he sauie ui 'dioine, an 1 to tue his
0wn words: "It cured m right up '
1 e also says: "A neighbor ar.a'
his wife were brtli sick in bed with
rheuinatism. Tuair bjy w is over to
uiy house and said that th v w re so
bad lie had to do the eoo diig, 1 told
if Chamberlain's Pai 1 li 1 11 ar.d how-
it i.ad e lre l me, He got a >ottln an - I
'
cure.l thorn up in 1 we.dc 50 cent i
bot:les for sale by Orlai Drug Co. ;
Wo have moved the Herald '
office in the Wikle bui ding next )
door west Farmer's /Anno saloon. !
Ohumtoriain'a Ey\> and Okin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
KIleum, S..aKl Ilcad, Sore Nipples, Chappevl
Hands. Itching Pile.", liurn^, Frost 15ite?N j
Chronic Sore Eyes and Gnmulated Eye Lids
For sale by druggists at 20 cents per box
TO XX0R3E OWNERS.
K:r nutti/ic n luirse in a line healthy con-
dition try l)r. Cady's C ondition Powders,
ihey tone up th? sv em, .<'d digestion, cure
loss o: appetite, relieve cc astipation, correct
kidue^ disorders ind destroy vornu, giving
new lite to an olil or over-workc 1 horso. 26
cenU i>er package. For 6uk by ,Jrurc:
POWEPS & DESEL)VI$, '
(Successors to W. W. Black & Co.)
We now hay© a Full Line of
Phv Cioods, Crocries,
Shoes, Hats, ktc At.
DRY WEltHEH
PRICES, ( OME AND SEE!
GEO, p. GOW/\|M
Dealer
Gepefa] |VI cfchapdise
A Full Line of
Dry Goods, Crocries,
Boots and Shoes,
* '
A.t Prices To Suit the time.
Call and see us,
North side Main Street.
H r
armer s
BILLIfefD HALL IN COKSECTION,
BEBOUT a KS8KE8. PfOOA,
Orlando
Ok?aht5rna T<??,
1 • I ' vf= ■ { f 1
R. ODER, Prop.
- -Dealers In—
tmm,
■ i oilei Articles, Etc.
'rescriptions rarefully and aeauratljt
comDontidnd.
I
And
Expect To Remain.
Call and «et your work Blacksmith
and v\'agon work finished by
1. !. Hedrick.
\\ e are right in it
IE! EES, BDTIQI TI its
il Its Will i Finn, 1m if Estj Pfoperty. Ml m or
iruSli
ki kirfiEt ijiit
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Weekly Orlando Herald. (Orlando, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 20, 1895, newspaper, April 20, 1895; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403718/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.