Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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THE COLONY COUIER
MISSOURI JOE
mTTEN
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY COLY, OLAHOMA
Entered as second-class matter September 1, 11)01) at the post otllee
Colony, Oklahoma, under the Act of March-8, 1871).
J. MATTOON SEGER, % NEATH A H. SEGER,
Owner and Publisher. Editor ..d
Farmers and Horse Breeders
Those horses will make tliesoason of 11)12 at my stables Smiles
nort h efColony.
TERMS: Service, either horse, $10.00: fee tine when mare brings a
living colt or mare is removed or parted With. Care Will be taken
to prevent accidents, but should any <:cl'ur will not bo responsible.
One In the H
$1. A Year.
iome,
ADVERTISING RATES--- Display advertisements IS coats
vidi'. Locals anil Want ml vert tscnicuts five cents a line firs
cents a line for each subsequent insertion. Special rates on appll
and yearly contracts. A rciisonule chartte made for obltuarii
net, Cards of Thanks, etc.
11 lack Hawk is a bouutjiul black
horse, hands high, weight 1250
lbs; bred and raised l y 11. J. Toteu.
of Dawson Tex. 11 lack Hawk was
sired by Texas Hob, be by Hob
Taylor, tie by Hob Hal be by Moore's
Tom Hal. sin* of Drown .Iug2:ll;
Brown Hal 2:12?.,; Hal Pointer 2;
OP.i; Star Pointer 2:011 .j, and ot hers
of low records. First dam of Hlaek
Hawk was by Hu ford Hat tier, she
by Hattie Brooks No. (>. rec.2;8.'t in
race, also sire of Cora T., rec.2:4^i
Lucky K.2:24'4 also others in list.
M. B. D AVID SO N
Colony, Oklahoma
Political
Announcements
MO. JOE is a beautiful iron grey
Pereheron Horse, 8 years old, wel
built, from the best strains of Perl
elieron ever in Cklahoinn. . ,T
(1. N. Haskell keeps opening
|i i s campaign for Senator every
little while, t!ic» latest act being a
speech at Ada Mi Saturday. lie
seems to he having a time getting
the lid of!'.
Announcements Ore car-
ried In this column for can-
didates off any party and
the charges aro:
State office $7.50
County office $5.00
Town»hip office $3.0Ci
Cash when announcement is made
Scott Ferris seems to have the
fifth districts in his inside pocket
1‘don’t’ cherki o\v”. He is doing
some noble work for the Kiowa
and the Fhilipinos.
No Better
In County
No Better
In County
Horses and Jacks
It will pay every candidate to use
the count hr for ilnnouncements.
King William
over Haskell nnu .Miiiiy in me
selection of a new chairman of
the state Democratic committee,
l! seems that even the Democrats
are beginning to get on to Haskell
and Murry and to appreciate Gov-
ernor Crucc.
Many a farmet is vainly hunt-
ing for some corn at a price that
won’t bankrupt him this year who
could have had plenty of feed if
he hud planted kafir ihstead of
corn last yeaf.
For Clerk District Court
THOMAS HUDGINS
Subject to the Democratic
Primary August 6, 1012.
Peter LeuUenga says a niaii cun
make a little money evefy year
on the farm if ho plants the right
kind of crops. If we are hot in
error Mr. Luekehga had some
kafir to sell this year.
For SHERIFF
BOB BATT
Subject to DEMdClU
Primary, August, 6, 1912
Borne people may imagine that
the Democratic ring managers in
this county are weeping their eyes
but because the socalists have
drawn on tile ranks of' democracy
in this county so heavily, but
they weep not, for it is not their
followers who have turned Vocalist
but rather those who afe disgust-
ed with the ring who have chang-
ed tlToir polities j so the chances
for ring candidates to knock the
persimmons,this fa 1,1 are better
than over if the Democrats nil
win. Washita county had better
elect a few Republicans for safe-
ty ’s sake. ......
For Couiity Commissioner.
District No. 1
J. b. CONE
Subject to DEMOCRATIC pri-
mary, August 0 io 12.
T. B. HASBROOK
BARN
Black Dorm, Bob
Walker Jr, Rueben
SARGEANT
is a stoiy of humor
and dramatic thrills.
Stirring and laugh-
able scenes alternate
along its shores like
the whirlpools and
eddies of a mountain
stream. The court
scene at Balaam's
Cross Roads is a
joy, the fight at Slos-
son’sTavern a thriller,
the Judge’s jail-
breaking a comedy,
the surprise at the
church door a trag-
edy, the final climax
a whirl of excitement.
—Chicago
Record-Ilcrald.
BOB WALKER Jr is a
brown Jack 8 years old, 10 hands
high, extra heavy bone and body
good action and un extra good
breeder. He wits sired by the
noted Boh \Vulfcer that sold for
812"0.0t), and made several fen; •
otis near Oklahoma City where
lie sired a premium,lot of mules.
JI i- dam was ixtra line jennett
that was sired by old Hour ho
Chief that sold for $11000,00.
BLACK DONN w««
foaled April llrd, 1910. His sir<
was Diamond Chief, lie by Raver
King, he by Stur Light, Jr., h<
by i hi, St at Light.
1st dim lllack Bess, got bjj
Croat Eastern; 2nd dam. Queq
Hess, got by Kentucky Giant;
llrd dull) Queen of India, got h]
old Favorite Toll).
THE PERCHERON STALLION
,',’Boise Pereheron Horse Company
Rueben took first prize
in All Purpote Clast of hor-
ses at Weatherford Fair last
year.
purpose Pereheron and Morgni
color black, weight Kbit) poutidi
seventeen hands high. 11
We have seem ed
the serial rights
of this great story
will si and l,he season of 11)12 at the farm of C. II. Siutovlllo, * miles
ilpo u'ori h of Hols, 2 .'Ll lilies wesl ami I-2 miles smit h of flatly. ,
TERMS: $o.(i0 for single Herviee. $]ii. for (he Henson $lo. to Insure a eolt
to stand and suck. Cara v ill be inknu In prevnnl nciddeiils but will md
he responsible should mi.v aceur. If main is dlspostl of or I'eitun ed I'roni
enmity, Inhiibnii(*o Is feidelied and services become due and ptiyi'ble at
once. Money due when colt 1h fouled, We hold n Mb on the mure and
roll ill1111 I lie fee Is pal'll. ,
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OmMtU dlllll Hull I IbCl. nil" Ii,v Hnlil IHV, e,rn :!i,i| I'll,,He I'l' lS- le Ii.v
i'hiihIIi i ISHI11 rti‘il ililin N nvmi, Niiii. iIil’.'H. • i" i ,y .Mite tell', i« I• -1■ wi■ iit m I'eliM lIv
lllllllilei*, JtIVIMI III007T) I by IlCII I Innl III. 11 III (Slll'ii, me nf I'uilll' l:i.,i.:fl M'.Vii Mill,’III
llrllllioit IN' llllil latillmi l,.\ rVitllnn nils* ihxii mil el Hlrne gun li> llillll.mt IMluT'iT'i
lie l,.v I'iH'im II. Til, ete,
BLACK DONN, BOB WALK MR dr., mid KIKHKN will make
season of 1912 ut my residence s miles south mid !• east of Wvuths!
ford, 10 miles south and •’ nicies east id Hydro, <’ ni'i'th at,d lfjjfl
of Colony, on the north went i|Uiirt< r id S-ctioii IJfi, Township 11
Range 14. . , ■ Aw
Terms: to insure cslt to statii
and suck'. Mare and colt stand good forseasoii
Fm Abernathy, S
Do Not Miss the
Opening Chapter
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Aro You in Arran
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C. H. STUTEVILLE
Manager
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Seger, Neatha H. Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1912, newspaper, April 11, 1912; Colony, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc942465/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.