The Post. (Brule, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1907 Page: 2 of 8
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3 cans Corn Opal Brand
2 cans Tomatoes
3 cans Peas
3 cans Hominy
2 cans Kraut
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1 gallon can Apples
1 gallon can Peaches
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Buffalo, Okla.
THE POST.
July 19, 1907.
WHOLE NO. 112.
Murray Afraid
To Turn
Loose.
Railroad Work
Begun.
Construction on the Canadian
River railroad begun this week
on the 3d and 4th miles south of
Woodward and as fast as men can
be had the work will be pushed.
With the Santa Fe using a
large force between Woodward
and Tangier straightening the
line and the resumed activity on
the Canadian Rivers things are
looking up in these parts.
Woodward Bulletin.
The Tangier Citizen will here
after follow the course of other
papers in regard to all notices of
church- school or other enter-
tainments, which are money mak-
ing propositions, which will be
regarded as advertisements and
charged for at regular rates.
James Hayes, of Willard, was
in town last Friday on land office
business.
P. E. Nelson, of Paruna, made
final proof here Friday of last
week before Wm. Forster.
The last heard from our mute
friend, Nimrod Crigler, he was
still hauling lumber for his Doby
Springs improvement.
Guthrie, Okla., July 9.—It was
learned tonight that the constitu
tional convention will take a re
cess after it makes changes in the
constitution, instead of adjourn-
ing sine die The recess will be
to a certain date, and if condi
tions do not arise that make a re-
assembling advisable. Murray is
to dissolve the convention.
Secretary Filson is to be made
custodian of the constitution and
the election ordinance, and Gov
ernor Frantz required to issue a
proclamation for an election with-
in three days. The election is to
be helv September 17th.
We must not have taxation that
will be confiscation,_
While some of the leading Re
publicans are talking against
putting a ticket in the field. Gov-
ernor Frantz keeps pushing up
his sleeves and insisting on get-
ing into the fight._
Henshaw Admits
the Gerrymander.
“I for one shall insist upon the
elimination of the gerrymander
when the constitutional conven-
tion reconvenes,” said Delegate
George Henshaw, of Madill. '
believe the democrats should take
no chances on statehood and if
this allegod gerrymander is likely
to cause the loss of statehood, we
should cut it out. I have been
consistently opposed to it all
along. When it was first presen-
ted to the convention by the ap-
portionment committee of the
convention, I favored it, but after
we had adjourned and gone home,
1 made an investigation, and
soon, satisfied myself that the
convention had gone a little too
far.”
Skunk Farming Pays Well.
Eldora. la., July 8.—Orin
Hall of Central City, pioneer in
the skunk raising industry, has |
devoted a number of acres to the
farm and has fenced it in with
woven wire netting, set under the
ground about 2 feet and 3 feet
above, from which extends bort
zontal bars, to which another
strip of wire is attached, making
a sort of roof. Skunks cannot
get under by digging below the
fence, as they strike the wire,
and they cannot escape by climb-
ing over, as they encounter the
roof. Hall states that there is
more profit in skunks than in
hogs, and it takes little or nothing
to care for them. Others may
follow his lead.__
A Haskew correspondent says:
Death has again visited c„.
neighborhood and took away Mrs.
Anna Giles, wife of E G. Giles,
she died Monday, June 24rth at 3
o'clock p. rn. The bereaved
ones have the sympathv of the
neighborhood. Funeral services
j BUFFALO LOCALS. |
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our
neighborhood- r uuera. * — Constitution
were . held at Haskew ceme ery “tut,on
School District No. 259 voted
$2/0 bonds and will build a new
school house,
Ed Graff is counting strongly
on putting in a cement stone plant
at Doby Springs.
J/rs A. L. Downs, is back in
her old place as landlady of Hotel
Linden —Avard Tribune.
Miss Collins and Henry Kraub,
of Doby Springs were recently
married at Ashland, Kan,
FOR SALE:—Good Shelled
Indian Corn at 50cts per bushel.
See me at my nlace 1 mile west
of Buffalo. Alfred Felkel.
The Post has copies of the
of Oklahoma and
were ueiu at , i
Tuesday evening at 3 o clock con-
ducted by Rev. W. H- Ellis.
NOTICE!
Strayed one sorrel colt 2 years
old, white strip in face, any one
giving information of said colt
will be rewarded for their trouble.
Address me at Buffalo, Okla.
A. M. Clark.
Haskell, Murray & Co. now
find themselves in a very deep
hole. They know that the consti-
' tution is rotten and yet to change
it means self conviction. Their
wiggling is almost painful.
Now that the Constitutional
Convention reopens, the follow-
ing from the Democratic plat-
form should be read: “We firm-
ly stand on this Constitution in its
entirety as our platform.” And
then the smile can be passed.
Call and see us when in town.
Never was such a wholesale
debauch of partisan newspapers
known as was that perpetrated by
the democratic organs of (Treater
Oklahoma in the late primary
contest. With but few exceptions
the columns of the democratic
newspapers were turned over *°
whoever would buy. The kaleid-
oscope appearance of the columns
of some of the more industrious
ones was a sight to behold at
times. Many such campaigns
will so completely till the minds
of the thinking people with dis-
trust that newspaper influence
will be worth but little in a cam-
paign. It was indeed a bad deal,
boys; no matter what you got out
of it.—State Capital.
any one can get one by calling
at this office or if you want a copv
sent by mail send us 5c in stamps.
Lost:—One comfort covered
with red oil calico and lined with
flanelet taken from my store July
4th. No doubt through mistake.
Please return at once and oblige.
W H Temple.
John Kerns and his brother in-
law, A D. McLaren, pleasantly
called on Friday of last week.
The first named advanced $1.H
the sub.-oription of S. P-
on the sun.-enpiion m >.7. 1 j
Kerns, his brother, at Gate. 01
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Do von really enjov w hat ^ oil
eat? Does your food ta'de good f
Do you feel hungry and want
more? Or do you have a heavx
dull feeling after meals, son!
stomach, belching, gas on tl’j
The Tulsa policy will be the
Republican policy. It will be
the majority policy and the win-
ning policy._
stomach, bad breath, indigestio
and dyspepsia? If ®o. ton >houl|
take a little Kodol after eac|
meal Kodol will nourish ar|
strengthen your digestive orgai
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Thooi.nds and thouaanda of j juices for jour stomach It
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good men have made and will
make great personal sacrifices for
the good of the State and the
people at large.
make your food do you goof
Turn your food into good, rif
blood. Kodol digests what P
eat. Sold by E M Pest.
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Forster, William. The Post. (Brule, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1907, newspaper, July 19, 1907; Brule, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc942203/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.