The Hennessey Kicker. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 94, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 27, 1897 Page: 1 of 4
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....Want a good lively newspa-
per that (fives all the news? If you
«U>, then take
WHITb PINE EXPECTORANT
a srui.ct i:k poiiom uiis am)nu.uv
50c. and 40c,
.1 n. CAMPltEl I.. DIUC.niST.
tSTRBLIbHED 1898. f-r-r-.
Professional Directors. ? THE KICKER BUSINESS DIRECTORY, |
11FNNKSSFY. O KLAHOMA.
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R. R. C.ASKILL,
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/- I'M.ltAI. INSt itANI'K AliKNT
(j loan • mi f'trin necurlty al «• « rate °
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a' aNthihii s. « w. C.M«V««.
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ATroHNKYS- \T I.AW I oiled Ion- i«"t otllM
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nnilHTY. OKLAHOMA, SATURDAY,-#HRCH 27. 1397.
,coCm - ~ SK1TI.Hl> hV HLISS, FWv ■
ANNOl'N-EMEN I
NUMBER 94.
1 lie business men of Hennessey are most cordially invited to
patronize this department-Therms room for all.
• v-V-WWVW^
CITY MARSHAL.
I hereby annonnc? myself "s l' n'
diilulH for City Marshal for ti'" \■ ;
Iio.h of Hcuuwwy. Millet to -.In- m
Of th« people
edjtohial notes.
shade.
, - V, T. Ml'NCH.
munch & son,
o It KBMI'KH.iK. H.Mt N< It
f. r. --- _ .
shade l'uodvce co., SHKLt.&HTAVY MARDWAPK,
twle,. J',,,,,,,or, Farm Implement*.
Poultry, Butter, tggs 5® Hide..! * toi •*,.iirn;,r >uln ^ 0kUUtJlnu Ave,
North Main street, we t fide.
FARMERS & MERGttftNTS BftNK
Tranacts a General Bankin Businett-
Individual ResDon&ibilitu $40,000
F A. DINKLEit,
nr.ai.Kit i>
Dniiife, Mcdicines, Points, Oils
School Rooks & Stationery
K -t side Mum Mri'ft.
,) \cob linnebjhn,
Bakery and Confectionery.
fresh bread, pies & cakes.
North Main St., wont elite.
JOHN SMITH,
Pioneer - Hardware - Merchant.
- A KILL LINK OK
Hardware, Stovkb Tinware, 13arb
wire ac farm implements.
! Kant Hido Main ntreet.
f. 1-. sylvester
JOHN E. Oh HORN, m.A„„ ,,
i.m i.ai i..m> "infill i iiiiniiik'ii«"i-1 iin.,i.Kitlv FarmMachinsru,Wauons, Buooics,
ma,,kr„ni i.uiWiiiL'. KiuB(i ii"r.o. [CHOICE FA Mil A GROCERIES, vhvk-tkhs, t't'Mi's ami
- Flour, Feed and l'l-onxi< •«. '"N" -'v; r,xTf,<K^. SEE 1K.
LOWKsT «««. t««V"V HWO.|
1)R. L. L. MILKS,
:DENTIST—
Office: OPERA HOUSE 1'LOi K
III.JiXKWKV, «. T.
A W. DUNLAP &t. SON,
C!1Y B3AY AND TRANSFER.
iikknknhky, O r.
E. L. Frankin,
Blacksmith.
tar.llnt,n shoolnir, HI ifkMi iihinir, Wood
K W« l l . ''tf-i U|.p. K**tl LtVtr.vJhirii,
Hennessey, OKla.,
ECLIPSE 15 A RHEUMS HOP,
Tiik Latkht Style op Hau' Cuttino, o
Miionlh hliuvu.
>li;tl, |i'ii' f*'I" 1 :nli"i" •
Sht'Hi> of all kinds nliarpeiu'd and put inn
K.. K. WHITE, Prop.
; brewer & savage,
1 = Hennessey Meat Market. ~
: Kriwh nun Suit Meut., Fi"ll l"t Oillli" t" -M""".;
: HitfhoM market prlco paid f* .* hid* andfni>. i
Karl «ddf Main ntri-fl.
THE liAOKET STORE.
t OX IIRUH., Prop*.—
i.f Hiicki'l Uoodn, (JrocMril-H, IJtH ti-1
,1. H. BASH,
dry goods, routs, shoes,
aotions, etc.,
groceries at wholesale
OR RETAIL.
r„,,l s|,l,, Nurtli Main,
JOHN ELIAS,
t a iloh.
-All work watmuted und prices
ruiiiiuiteBd.
North stdf Oklaho
1st of P
A full lii!
and Mhh'h.
"
1 rict'" i In
—Wt1
crv Ionm'SI.
ijtlf A!uiii striH*
central house.
r, s. I ASHION. l-ro.
Solicit. Voul Patronage. Rul ., Out
P.r Day.
West .lil" Main uri'ni.—
It's rather questionable whether
I Comrade Admire's trip to Mexico
or his desire for recognition as sec-
retary of Oklahoma, has caused the
"free and unlimited" dropping of
silver scales from his eyes. In
either rase we are glad to see him
get his bearings. ,
—o—
Thi: newspaper boys ought to
tare pretty well with the p >st offiVe
| department. The first, third and
fourth assistant postmaster general
are all newspaper men. President
McRinley believes the press is the
bulwork of the party, and has shown
,t by the numerous appointments
from its members.
—o—
The people who make their homes
among us, share the privations in
cident to the building up of - a new
country, ,l>ear their portion of tile-
burden of taxation, necessarily and
unavoidably heavy in all new coun-
tries opened to settlement where
the home government is without the
power to levy or collect a tax on al-
most the entire realty in its bor-
ders, should not be compelled to
I compete with strangers for bankrupt
firms who light down upon a town
like buzzards on a dead carcas ami
leave as soon as the meat is gone.
Washington, MWoh i<) iThe is
sue as to an entry of a t| iartc s«*
tion of public land containing les.
than the prescribed Uio.,i.te undei
the act of May -, 1*9°. it is said to
be raised for the first time in an
Enid, Okl-homa, laud ease iu>t de-
rided. Secretary llliss sav* thai
as quarter-seet.on entries contain
i more than 160 acres have been al
! lowed to stand simply because the
quarter-section conforms to the le^
gal subdivision, it would seem that
where the deficiency is shown to be
small, the rule should work both
ways. T his is emphasized by a le ^
g„l provision that a settler entering
less than a ipiarti r-section may en
ter other land lying contagious,
thereto, the whole not to exceed an j
aggregate i<>o ai res. Ii is held, ■
however that when the deficiency |
is small an application for addition j
al land would not be considered.
Bargains! Bargain
•'KICK LETS-'
A. KUNZ,
SKiN WHITER
t) and o
PAPER HANGER.
At this office.
9 GOOD © NEWSPAPERS &
\t a Veru Low Price.
TMK SKUI WKKKI.Y NEW* l"«lvJ;"l"" "r
T Oallas) is published Tni'^dsiys siiid KndH>^ j
K;u-h issH.M-nnsisl- « l Ht ht •'"f1'*- t, J
|i.-ciftl imparlnn'Mts t« r tht f«irl ■ • . . , „ ,
iii 111 i i.e iniv ud KirN, 1 ,
| ih'Wh matter lllustrjited nrllcles.etc.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY NE\NS
AND THE KICKfcK
-« t 12months for the low e'nbbiiw price 01
!!'||S low pti, " M ild III >"llf SIllnHTlPHoil 10
THE KICKEft,
hennessey. OKLA
humphreys
Buy :t 1111 fM*ll fv.-rythiii
SUPPLY CO.,
and yiiaraiii«!« prk
Tlic
L,sailers ::
North Main Si
liDff \!UJ COULD,
1)1.Al I K IS-
hakntiss, SAVVI.es. liltl-
DI.ES, WHU't-. ET'J.
Iti |miiinu neatly and pro
W. T. HAVARD & CO.,
Q DEAI.KKH IN 9
FLOUR = AND -i= FEhD*
Field and Ociidicn Skeds.. ..
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. N. Mnin. wl ►'
E.
LOUIE
-Has a full line of
Hahdwabe. Stove-1, Tinware, Barb
ill :: Everuthlno. v.iue .c rum impi.emi ntk
• , ('orner Main ami Fourth.
, weit side-
~ - ril Y R. 11 ILL 1;IT,
Notary Public.
J. B. ('.VMI BKLL,
Notary Public.
L. Iti'fpectfully Solicit Your BuHlnesn.
—K-Ottlce wllh The Kicker
FRANK L. RATLIFF,
TEACHER - OF - MUSIC.
Lessons given on all Musica'
Instruments.
ryHoom 4 over Elil.r . «or«.
W. T
johnston & co.,
! TIIK l.KAD KOH
... S. ABERNATHY,
IN TUK l.KAD l-i'H
Short Order ami Lunch Room. GlOtllilUJ, FlirnlSilltlfl GOOtlS.
I .. . _n >.«.■« flinlpn fr« nh fruit in f«*n~ shoes ME) groceries-
—North Main,'-
THL WICHITA EACLE.
■
THE WEEKLY EAGLE I
\n m;'K Wi' I^d
Mealn at nil hours,
, Call and
Choice freeh fruit
Went side Main st.
11i1h'
■ mi 10 the hour of goliiK l,,v>
KNlh VKAlt.
. 5° V
THE DAILY JiAGT.E.
rmilir nitlv \i iiel tml rmw 1'iiily |.rllite.J In
I if,,, slut, «"si ill Hie Ml«ourl l.lvt-r ri""
ISO IJFNTS I" 1: H 11I li t H
A ISO till* ItlOMt t'Otlipl**ll" Hlunll U.l.i'l, ■lo'l I'1"
A 'Z':-" oil i. KHI. I I -
.tut". Wrll" ror Mtliiinl.!" ami iirti-w. "■
K. P. MURDOCH*,
business Manager,
Wil li1,a Kas.
CHICAGO BAZAAR. LONG-BELL LUMBER CO.,
I (• BAXTKK, Manager,
. thi: leaders in .
Dry Goods and Clothing. |LUMBER, I'Ull.DlNO MA1LR-
A choice sIock to select from. j IAI. AND lAi S.
Call anil see us. West smIh Main.l Corntow.i,.mi.
Wanted—An Idea
ssskimvliSShiwUii". «i "
W. W. PARKS,
THE FARMERS PLACE.
Choice Wines, Liquors mid Cigars
A Hearty Welcome to All.
—4H|
^s^THE DOSS
4 • Wiien It. Conies To ••
I0B PRINTING...
get our prices.
(II IUIII® ■"
ttlliK
1" brtuti you /eKlth.
To the
•;ed,
j. h. cridelt & sons, m. e. friend,
m dui is • ""^.Tw't'tt
Dru Goods,Clothing, Boots, Shoes. 0R0CERn.s,jj.0UR,
Hats, Furnishings, Trunks, mki.d and garden seeds.
GROCERIES. ETC.. I Ea«l «ld« Mitln utrerf.
GEO. W. BEAR,
ROBERT & KLOCK,
I I UMPBIETOJW OF
NOTftRy PUBLIC, INSURANCE. THE - EftQIE " SALOON.
1 . r-. • „ * 1 .tOBBKKh & DKALEK-I IN
chicago,
nOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAIL A AY.
fiMIF. RockTuland in fon mo t in adopting nny
1 pi nt caleiilaled to imprnvc speed and #i\e
ihai Mixtirv. s itety and eomfort tni't the |>opu«
iar patromiKe demands.
Its enuipmeni is thoroughly complete writh
V-estlbuIed Trains,
It FN I hl.\I.NU CAR MSRTirii 1*
TI K *«kl.l>
Pullman vnepers, Chair t ars, all the most ele-
L,Miii ami o| n-.-enily improved patterns.
Its spec tallies are
Fast Time,
Courteos Employees,
I'irst-Class Equipment
ami l iKsiClass Equipment
Given.
;OR full Pirtleuinrs sik to Tickets, Maps, s
• \Ii l | n anv Coupon Ticket Agent in i
Canada or Mexico, or address,
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.P.
CHlCA^Oll.L.
and Pension Agent.
L'FFICE: EAST HIDE MAIN STREET. .
MUS. C. H. KEMPEii.
— A Full Link Or—
Millinery, Notions p Trimmings
SMITH BUILDING,
West Side North Main Street.
a. 11 carroll,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
office :2ii<I door Houth ol Kick"!.
JOBBERS K DKALEKS IN
U,.LKlso. r winks, l.mrous & CIGARS.
. Corner Main and Oklahoma Av.
east side barber shop.
W. s. THORNU, Pro.
AlMinsciit lor the Se Plus Ullm St".m Lalin-J
dry o( Wellington, "< *■ We cordially Invite the
|,utronui:e „I llio pnblic anil gunranle. -utl.tuclory
t side Main ft.
fred ehler,
Drij Goods, Gloimno, Boots,
SHOES, GROCERIES, &c.
In llte Itrlck - - - Cor. Main & 4lh.
The Arapahoe Bee force are laid
up with the grip.
Fuze, booze and snooze. Either
is disastrous if adheared to strictly.
The Higgins News, by l.ogan
W ilhite is a new venture in new
paper circles.
The Mulhall Enterprise ot last
week gives a good write-up of their
bright little city
Wichita has some tough people.
A man fell through a fifteen foot
trap and never got. a scratch.
Yellow Wolf, the oldest Indian
ot the Chickasaw tribe, who was
108 years old, died Wednesday of
last week.
The Enid News insists" that it is
not an organ of the Rock island.
This should be gratifying to the
railroad company.
The Chandler Chatterbox, that
bright little amateur journal, has
suspended for the summer, but
promises to re.'ive again as soon as
the autumn leaves began to fall.
A Topeka wife wants a divorce
from her preacher husliaml because
on one occasion he smashed a Bible
over her head, The plaintiff's
point is well taken; that is no way
to spread the gospel.
The fanners and people in gen-
eral about Hennessey are as intelli-
gent and well posted as the average
American citizen, and know fresh
goods trom old delapitatcd stocks
picked up in all portions of the
country. See?
Colonel Stonewall Jackson Mudd
of Cleveland insists that "it makes
no difference what our money is
made of, but the government should
be compelled to issue money to any
responsible man who wants it."'
That is certainly a capital idea.
Franklin Head, the Chicago man
who wants to be governor of Okla-
homa, is a former Kansas man, and
the writer knew him at Washington,
Kansas, several years ago where he
had a position in a bank. He is a
sort of a literary genius anil was al-
ways considered a good fellow,
wealthy and ambitious, but he can't
be governor.
New York City expects to have
the greatest parade of modern times
n-ixt month, when ..the great tomb
of General Orant will be dedicated.
The l.l rtiau Lutes.
We promised our readers that we
w niltl publish the election laws in
full this week, but are unable to do j
so, owing to unavoid .ble circuiu j
stances. In our nest issue you will
find the laws, and that will be time
enoi.gh to study them thoroughly
before the village election occurs.
Free Homes/rait Bill Favored.
Last Friday the Senate commit-
tee on Indian affairs after some op-
position on the part of Senator Piatt
Connecicnt ordered the free
homestead bill to be favorably re-
ported. The bill is practically the
same measure which passed theSen
ate last session, and which failed in
the House because of t.ie amend-
ments made in the Senate. The
bill as it passed the Hou. e applied
only to Oklahoma, but the Senate
amendments made it of general ap-
plication. '1'he purpose ot the bill
is to permit, the acquibUon of free
homes under the hoinestef.il law on
lands ceded by Indians just as on
any other part of the public do
main.
For the Old
i * * * and Yourm'a
For the next 30 days we . ..
: WILL: GIVE: YOU - BARGAINS :
in Men's, Youth's and Boy's Suits
and other goods, to make room
for our new . . - .
SPRING STOCK.
We mean BARGAINS. Come and
get Prices.
A New Line of Groceries
Just Received; Prices Reason-
able. ALL GOODS GUARAN-
TEED AS REPRESENTED.
W. T, JOHNSTON & CO.,
Second door North of the Bank of Hennessey, West Side Main Street.
HENNESSEY, OKI—A.
Elder Dent began a series ol
meetings al the llnptist church this
week.
The (' Hbett-Vitzsiimnnns bout
was reprJilur.ed in Hennessey this
w et k.
I or fifty cents iou can have a
| liappv housliold take the IviCKi-.it
for a year.
To Keep I'otutoeH.
ilhrie State Capital;
An Oklahoma commission mer-
chant who annually handles thous-
ands of bushels of potatoes, was
asked why hm warehouse was filled
with northern potatoes instead of
the Oklahoma product. "It is very
simple," said he, "It is because the
people here don't know how to cuK
tivaie them. Many ot' our farmers
came from nortnern states, where
potatoes are allowed to mature in
the ground, 'l'hey supposed that
the same plan would work here, but
it will not. Potatoes should be
dug in Oklahoma as soon as the
skin becomes tast. 'Ihen they
should be put in a cool cellar or
cave, and I'll guarantee that they
will keep perfactly. When they are
left too long in the ground the sun
bakes them, and they become with-
ered and lifeless, and soon rot. I
have succeeded in raising fine po-
tatoes, while neighboring farmers
failed completely. 'I his is a great
potato country and tlu potatoe*
are large, mealy and of good flavor."
The defeat of Mr. Bland by Mr.
Bailey for the Democratic nomina-
tion of speaker of the house is look-
ed upon as the defeat of the ex-
treme wing of the free silver Demo-
crats, and as an evidence of the
modification of the views of the
Democratic representatives. Of
course, Mr. Bailey of lexas fell in
additional LOCAIj. 1
Clean up your back yard.
AH kinds of bulk garden seeds
at Beegle's.
The village election occurs Mon
day, May 3rd.
Harry Livingston.has came home
to stay this time. j l)ovcr j,()dge I. O. O, F. extend
Hennessey already hasjthree base C(| an invitation to the llennessev
ball nines organized. I boys to comedown i'ridav evenin-j.
Miss Tillie Baldwin was visiting I and a good'v number ™ept«l Iho
at Medtord thisjweck. invitation. I he always have a
1 good tune when they go to JJovtr.
ftriugus a „ood load"f-love wood \ ^ ^ ^ ^ peop|e gn
a,"I (,et 1 he Kwkttr for „ w«". j (.)tm.h . of|(.„ as |1;.,si|,|e, and at
! The typographical tourists have | tcn<i regularly* but, we do believe
! been working the town the past ,j|at f)nes who work their team all
week. day to a riding plow and drive thent
The program for the literary four or five miles to church evei v
failed to arrive in time for juibli [night is u*ing the livery of the devil
cation. in which to serve the Lord.
Be sure to read the advertise-1 ^ Merchant's Carnival will be
ment of W. Johnston <V Co., in I -veil at t|U. Opera House on next
this issue. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
A social wedding in this cilv is March 30th and 31st, benefit ol the
booked as one of .the happening* I Methodist church ot Hennessey
... 1 t .L.oL.inn. «*siiflrrn 15 cents.a iu t
for Monday evening.
The Junior is a permanent thing
and it's editor says he will surprise
somebody before long.
Admission: children 15 cents,adu'ts
25 cents, reserved seats 30 cents.
Tickets on sale at pos'oftice. I'.v -
crybody should arrange to attend.
Ered Ehler came home Thursday
evening from a visit with his mother
and other relatives in Ohio. He
reports having had a splendid time.
Send the Kicki r to your friends
in the states. It's like a letter to
them and much cheaper. I'ifty-two
papers for l ifty cuts, postage pre
paid.
A sparring match will be given by
the young men of town at th< opera
house on next T hursday night. An
admission fee of 10 cents will be
charged to defray expenses.
According to the Wichita Eagle
there w. more excitement at Hen
nessey over the prize fglil than the
National election. Some one has
been feeding that birtl worms.
"O wad Houie power ih« jrift. to gi' us
To nee oiirwdveH « other* i-ee iin
I hen attend the entertainment to
be given at the Opera House, Sat-
urday evening, April trd, and wit-
ness the gossip pantomine drill, *3
A number of Dover boys came
course, Mr, Bailey ot lexas ,VerfnL,s(|ay night and attended
to line with the Democratic plat- . j q j,. lodge. Cap't. Dancy
form, but he objected <ery vigor- wag with them, and the way he
ouslv for a time against Bryanism, pounded that old I.odge organ was
while Mr. Bland is a representative | a caution The Cap, .is^al wo;,
of all that is silver. This failure to |ya
pay the compliment of the nomina-j ., be'annoimc(.m(.nt of Ml, j. P.
tion to Congressman Bland 1^ sig-,
FIRE.! FIRE.!
UooK Out for
Grand ODenino
—OF—
FRKl) Eli LF.It
DRY (JOODS CO.,
l^OfC goods for th®
money than you ever
saoJ. Come and see.
PRICES ON
MEDICINES
GUT TO SWftSH!
...ftT GftMPBtLL'S...
White Pine Expoetorant, rejciilftr
price an cent*, oiu price
drove.Ta leie.e Chill Tonic, regnUr
price fill ceil I h, on* price
KUHHian Orlp Cure. ju«t tj i> thinic fur
gressman Bland in siK" j Reclman Vs a c^idiiVatJ'for the of-:*rip" "S"«..i ,aii.lor
indicating that already . ^cc (jjty Marshal appears in this ^
' * ,v 1 Redman has served in
nificant as _ .
the silver tever is dying in the Dem- jssne i ... — —
• ks that capacity before, and, if elected hoitio
...mi r.n ii... with rretlrt. both I'on
"plery, regular
rllla and Iron Toqlc. $1.00
^.impound Kxtrac'
price $l.i >. Our pri
TllRKE for a dollar.
jw'ill fdl'The office with credit, both !
I to himself and the village of Hen- lmpromirHlharll(. vl[\r |5
nessey. He is an old time resident other Brand*tor
150 Panel*# for u Dollar — Some ^ere, coming in the early days of ^#.p.,uii<inucka
. .. , ' ° i keve Condition Powdert. f
the frown.
.. . jl ■ - .*%.■ ■/*. A ■ - - •
Advertisers in The KiGker always get Good Reiuins.
>« rve ini'i H'infc Liniment. 2"i cent
Elocutionary and musical enter- i„,20hi™"""" '
\NV M CUNT noTTLIi Of mkt}!
music, , ,Vi; KOH
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F
(oiml Reading Matter.
The tomb of General Crant is pro-: That's juat what wh can do. We
nounceil by many artists the most , ^ ^n.^KausTs ^hnwnT'to'be g^n"^at the Opera
impressive in the world, not even - (,( jJlniai, Toledo Made, New ; House, Saturday evening, Api d -d. ^y(>
executing that over the remains of1 Ym k I'rilnute or Ciucinnati Enquir-1 *f„ consist of declamations, music, ,.jXK p
Pete the Great in St. Petersburg, er, all one ,ear for a dollar. H J u etc., gossip pantomine, may pole Y «cent I-OTT..EOF MKHI
, , , I want good and cheap reading uia ter , in cantatas, operettas and tab- INh ton
New York was slow about this mon- j .^vllll, „hauce to «et ,t. A firstan,; second prize;
do will be given in declamation. Ad-
TKE KICKER. : 'Usi",n ,0.'lni1 2" Sti"s '
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