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Otiahtna Daily 1im?s-JournaL
Published every day except Monday.
ixl cirri - - oklahoma.
J. J. ETT^I^E,
hi. ti. BROWN. - - Olty Editor.
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Local Woathot Rooort.
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imi'AHTM KNT OK AGlUCCl.TUHAL.
oklahoma citv o. t.. auo. «m ihui.
cloudy
Mi'itn— >Ut
Maximum temperature..
Minimum temperature.
Wuathor Indications.
Washington 1). C., August 27, Ok-
lahoma and Indian Territory.
Forecast for today. Local showers,
cooler, northerly winds.
The Barrels and Toothpicks in
uniform would be worth seeing.
The city council have seemed dis
posed to do what they deem beet for
the city. They should investigate,
for they may be imposed upon.
The city council ought to investi-
gate the workings of the entire police
force. When complaint is brought
against as clean a man as Lee Tom
lin it looks as though something was
rotten.
Willi.i a member of the house of
representatives Blaine was a shrewd
politician, us a senator he was an in
tense partisan, as a cabinet ollloer he
bus developed statesmanship quali-
ties possessed by no other living
man.
Tiie koduk is said to be playing a
silent but most effective part in the
little farce now acting in the new
lands. There may be one act more
than most of the players care to take
part in, und iu that act the kodak
will come gloriously to the front.
The Y. M. (J. A. delegates now
the city represent the best people of
the territories. They seem endow
ed with much religious coal, and are
earnest in the work they have set
about to perform. Such earnestness
in such a noble cause will awaken in
tcrest in all religious circles.
Otiieh counties have spent a good
detl of money on roads. Our county
has spent but an insignificant sum for
this purpose. If the money is prop-
erly expended, even in liberal
amounts,for such a purpose nobody
will object. No murmur will go i
about heavy taxes on that account.
The democratic party has be
floundering with free trade for years
The parly clamored loudest when our
industries needed the most fostering
and the government ueeded the mon-
ey, When the time did arrive that
the tariff might be modified and
duced, the plan of reciprocity was
ready and forthcoming from the re-
publican household. It is so in ull
things. The republican party is til
ways ready with a safe and feasible
plan for effecting all reforms.
The progressive party of the
Chickasaw nation will join the non
citizen element in sending
a committee to Washington this win
tcrto secure protection fromcongre
A single committee of three or four,
there for temporary relief will be able
to accomplish nothing. What the
Cuickasaw people should do, and
what they will do in the end,
join with Oklahoma for t mancipation
from all their present ills through
statehood.
oklahoma weather.
This is Oklahoma.
No oceans lap her luxurious lorio
with their cooling and enchanting
arms.
Through the day Phoebus hotly
chasing through the sky driving his
flrebreathing steeds to the western
horizon,there to flush them iu the broad
Pacific looks luridly down upon lis
und his glowing countenarwe almost
drives us lo despair by its o'er ni
duous glances.
But at night the universe is every-
where illimitable. Softly one by one
the evening stars appear. Prom the
)tith Aeolus sends light zephyrs,
leu with the tropic* rarest perfume*
The winds whisper, the grassos sigh,
ke the sighing from the summer sea.
Pluto's shades wrap the earth in their
Cimmerian maze. All lines are obliter-
ated—now is again illimitable sky
below, illimitable sky above. .Man
then tremblingly walks on the edge
of eternity—Guthrie News.
The plain Kngllsh of which is that
the days in Oklahoma often grow un-
comfortably hot, but the nights are
are always cool and balmy.
(J knetially throughout the coun-
try the newspapers have condemned
tho effort of the farmers through the
agency of the alliance to hold the
enormous wheat crop for a fair price,
here is only one apparent reason
by such an attempt should be dis-
couraged, while great good would
result if the experiment should prove
success. The only apparent reason
why the farmers should be urged to
throw their wheat crop upon the mar-
ket is that it would the sooner ease
financial stringency in the agricultur-
al communities. On the other hand
if the surplus is always held in the
farmers granaries the grain speculator
is driven out of busincs, and the hen-
eat legitimate grain dealer is given an
opportunity to cirry on a safe busi-
ness. It would bring the producer
and the consumer into closer relation-
ship, would make grain producing a
safer business, and without imposing
additional burdens on tho consumer.
It is tho gruiu speculator who men
aces both the producer and consumer
with the millions of bushels of wheat
ho has at his call in the elevators. He
threatens to throw it all upon the
market to depress prices, and then
threatens to withold it to raise the
price ol breadstuff ■ .
Tin county commissioners evident-
ly intend to issue bonds to cover the
warrants unlawfully issued to pay the
salaries of deputies. If no protest is
eutered against it Judge Clark will
doubtless order the issue. Those
interested in the economical adminis-i
traflon ol county affairs should take
action in the matter before the mat-
ter comes up before the court agaiu.
(in. K UAH PBK8BYTER1 : A pro
nata mating of the Chickasaw Pres-|
bytery will be held in Kingfisher, O. T.
on September 8th, at 8:30 p. m. A full j
attendance is most earnestly requested (
because of prospective opening of the .
Sac & Fox, Iowa and Pottawatomie,
reservations to homestead settlement
on the I6t.li of September prox., as per
advices from Washington. John II. j
Augury, Moderator. Oklahoma and
Indian territory papers please copy.
Paul's Valley, August 24, 1801.
Special Notice.
1 will offer for the next 10 days a big
drive on ladies'shoes. .See the reduc-
tions:
"TfTJIIg D/IY" $15 - §20 - $25
r \m $9.99.
Main and Broadway street Window
DUTCH STC grf, Clothiers
Pabst Brewing Co.
The Largest Brewery in theWorld
„ Planter's Hotel.
Best Dollar a Day House iu Town.
Table Board $3.50 per week.
Board and Lodging $4.00.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Furniture.
' Haa a capacity of 1,500,000 barrels and furnishes Genuine
Lager Beer at all seasons of tho year.
The celebrated Pabst Milwaukee Lager and Bottled Beer
is sold in all the leading saloons in the city as follows:
Miller & Leonard.
Give Us a
w. J. WOODS,""
Call.
$5.00 Shoes down to
4 (10 " " ••
$3.75
2.75
1.76
1.75
1.60
8.50 " " kl
3.50 " ,l u
3.00 44 44 44
2.50 44 " 44
2.00 44 44 44
2.00 44 44 44
1.50 44 44 M 1.25
126  1.00
The above are facts. We take pleas-
ure in showing these goods whether
you buy or not.
J. P. McKinnis,
124 Main Steet.
Examine the map of the India
Territory carefully and it will be seen
that directly cast ot Oklahoma City
the small Kickapoo reservation. It
has not bee n negotiated for and the
right to go upon that reservation is
not abridged in the least degree.
South of It lies the best part of the
Pottawatomie reseivation; east is the
best of the Sic ar.d Fox, and north is
the l e|t of the Iowa lunds. The hist
three tracts mentioned are to bo open-
ed to pettit ment. The position of
the reservations is such uh to make
the Kickapoo reservation the lieat
point lo make the race from, and the
reservation being directly eust from
Oklahoma City makes this city the
liest outfitting point.
If the Langston City company ha
the number of agents it claim to
have iu the southern slates there
danger of a movement of such pro-
portions being worked up among the
negro population as to seriously
tcrfere with the harvesting of the
ot the crops in many parts of the
south. Logan county and all the new
land east of Logan county will be
overwhelmed with a population en-
tirely dependent upon their labor for
immediate support. There will be no
work to do, aud the poor homeless
beings will have to make their wav
back south the best way they can.
So much for McCabe's efforts to ben-
efit his race, lie makes dupes of
them to his own gain. The negroes
can come here aud do well iu limited
numbers, but when any country is
filled entirely with a class dependent
upon daily labor for immediate sub-
sistence there is likely to result great
hardships. It is the worst thing pos-
siple for the uegroes already here to
have so much competition lor the lit'
tie labor to be performed here.
Thirty-two thousand dollars Is
the present county indebtedness. Af-
ter the republican county commision
era had bought complete records for
all the offices, furnished them, bought
jail cells, aud run the county nine
mouths, they left it with a debt of
#15,000. In five more mouths, after
the county is in running order, the
the debt is increased to $17,000. Be-
sides the #17,000 they have spent |2,-
000 received on liquor licenses. This
is doubtless tho democratic idea of
economv.
A Vacation in Now Mexico.
To get the full benefit of mountain
air and sunshine, it will amply reward
all travelers to extend their Colorado
summer trip to that charming resort
known as Las Vagas Hot Springs, six
miles from Las Vegas, on the A. T. &
F. K. H.
Here may be found the very choicest
of New Mexico air, scenery, and sun-
shine; and a hotel, the Montezuma,
that is large, handsome, comfortable
and home like.
The trip to Las Vegas Hot Springs
can be made in connection with the
Colorado tour, at a yery small addi-
tional expense, by purchasing a round
trip excursion ticket to the Hot Springs
that includes a side ride to Pueblo,
Colorado Springs or Denver.
Inquire of A. W, Dunham, local
agent Santa Fe route.
Indian International Fair.
The fourteenth annual Indian Inter-
national Fair and Live Stock Association
will beheld at the Fair Grouuds, Mus-
kogee . I ml. Ter., September 29th, 30th
and October 1st and 2nd. Unprecedented
eflbrt8 are being made on the parl'of the
officers and directors to make the fair
the grandest exhibition ever in any In-
dian country. Large {nlces are offered
for exhibits in the various departments
and splendid attraetlons are being ar-
ranged for. A feature of tho fair will
be tho grand reunion of the Blues and
Grays, a day having been set aside for the
old soldiers. There will be present dele-
gates of Indians from all the Western
tribes and an Indian Ball Play has been
arranged to take plaee during the Fair.
For catalogue of premiums and other in- I teiM>V section'
Furnished roojjih for Rent.
Nice furnished rooms on the second
floor. Apply for particulars to Mrs.
Chas. Chamberlain, on Second street,
opposite Baptist church. 26-tf
Morgan's Manual gives all townsite
and homestead laws applicable in Okla-
otna and lands soon to open. Inquire
of local dealers or mud 50 cents to
Dick T. Morgan, Guthrie. (J. T.
25-d&w 2w.
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Now Try This.
It will cost you notldng and will do
you good, if you have a cough, cold or
any trouble with the throat, chest or
lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds Is guar-
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid hack. Sufferers fron La Grippe found
it just the thing and under its use had a
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sam-
ple bottle at our expense and learn for
yoorself just how good a thing It is.
Trial bottles free at T. O. V* illiams
it Co's drug store. Luge size 50c. Jand
11.00
Parlor Suits S25, up.
Bedroom Sets $15, up.
Ask to see our $20 Folding
Beds.
Sideboards $15 up.
Bed Lounges $7.50 up.
Latest out, in Plush Seat Oak
Chairs $4.50 up.
Willow Rockers $2.50 up.
MEACHAM'S,
N.E. Cor. Main aud Br'd'y.
J. V. Stokes,
Kunkel tfe Miller,
L. W. Turner,
John Kingston,
Hickey <fc Regan,
Staple Bros,
W. S. Cooper,
W. V. Wallace,
Hill Bros,
H. Mountz.
trade mark
TUST WHAT YOU WANT—THE NEW SE( •
*" tional mapof tho Hat: and Kox. Pottawat-
omie, Kickapoo and lowa reservations now to
lie opened to settlement. Malted to any ad-
dress tor f>0 cents. The only map published
showing every section of land; Just out. F.J.
Arnold, box sua, Wichita, Kan. 25-5t
TIME TABLE—A. T. & S. F,
uoino south.
No. 407—Mail and Expross  8:22 p. n 
No. 405—Passenger 12:31 a. in.
No. 438—Freight, accommodation... 3:33 p. in,
qoino north.
No. 406—Mail and Express  4:13 a ra
No. 408—Passenger  1:88 p. in.
No. 42*3— Freight, accommodation.. 9:80 a. m,
CHOCTAW TIME TABLE.
choctaw construction tiia1n.
Of. 1 NO WEST.
ool no east.
Conveyance at oklahoma City and Yukon to
and from trains, daily except Sunday.
A. N. Spknckk, Contractor.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office Oklahoma
August 7. MM.
)>1 PLAINT ha
flee by Henry
brook for abandoning ISs ! 
No. 0510, dated Guthrie, O. T. February
18WI, upon the northwest nuartor of section 8,
townsu.p 1.1 north, range:} west, alleging that
said cntryman has wholly abandoned said
tract ior more than six months since making |
suid entry and next prior to date herein, that
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated;
by said parly as required by law.
With a view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are horeliy summoned to ap-
pear at the U. S. land office at Oklahoma City,
O. T . on the lHth day of September A. H.18H1.
alt) o'clock a. in. to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said allwgatlona
J no. H. RimroHD, Register. . . ... , « , .
First publication Aug. is/taw. daiiy-3ot Office In Overholser Block, Grand Ave-
In Pints or Quarts for family use, delivered to all parts of
the city frees of charge.
Office and Cold Storage House corner Railroad and Main.
TTTT! STTlSriPLO^XriER
LIVERY STABLE.
The Best New Buggies and Carriages and Driving Horses.
Prices Reasonable.
Telephone to Grand Avenue Hotel, West Main Street-
O. S. MILNER, Prop.
GEO. T. REYNOLDS,
President.
ii
M. RICHARDSON,
Vice-President
. BOYLE,
Cashier.
Gr. F. TXEAN,
DENTIST.
NOTICE.
Land Office at Oklahoma City, O. T., Aug-
ust 7. 1891.
(lOMPLAINT having been entered at this of-
J fleo by Frank Skinner against George
Brewer for abandoning Ins homestead entry
No. ^'570, dated June 13j 1881', upon the west
half of southeast quarter of section 29, town
ship 13 north, range 2 west, I. M.. alleging that
said Brewer has wholly abandoned said tract;
that he.has not resided upon said tract nor in
any way improved and cultivated said tract
for a period of more than six months sincr
thy said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at I'. S. land office at Oklahoma City, O.
T.,on the Sill cm. «•! Nrpti mber 1W1, at M
o'clock a. m. to respond and lurnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
J. C. Dklaney, Receiver,
First publication Aug. *. , 1891. daiiy-H-30t
nue, Oklahoma City. I. T.
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office, Oklahoma City, O.
July 27. 189L
In conversation with a prominent
Chickasaw, recently, he said if the
Byrd legislature repealed tho permit
law, or made it too oppressive, at the
coming session, such pressure would
be brought to hear before the next
congress, by Chickasaws owning
large farms, that non-citizens would
be permitted to remain in the nation
without paying anything.—Ardmore
Chiettain.
Th isk who took to the mountains
at ihe first suggestion of hot
weal Iter would do well to return
formation address.
Joshua Ross, President,
or, Wm. Kobinson, Jr, Secretary,
Muskogee.
Settled Bids.
Notice is hereby Riven that the
school board of township 12 range
west will reeicve sealed bids up to 12
o'clock noon, Aug. 29, for four school
buildings, according to certain speci-
fications now on the in the Times-
•Journal office. Said school hoard re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. Address bids to
(J. W. I'rawdey,
Ch'm. Schooltboard.
Town 12 Range 3 west, Ok. Co.,O.T.
19-10t-w2
Merit Wins.
We desire to sav to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr, Kind's
Discovery tor consumption. Dr. King's
New Life 1 'ills. Uucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters and have never han-
dled remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them ev-
ery time, alid we stand ready to refund the
purchase price, if satisfactory results do
not follow their u?e. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
on their merits- 2fldt w I
T. ()• Williams ScCo., Druggists.
-M each am can always be relied up-
on to give the best goods for the least
money. lie wants you to call and see
his stock of furniture, etc., and get
prices before you purchase elsewhere.
In Bassett building, Uroadway and
Main. _ H-tf
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
The best salve iu the world for cuts'
hruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheumatism*
fever sores, tetter, ehapped hands, ehib-
lains corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures pile?, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. Korsale tiy T. O. William's A*
Co.
Croup, Whooping cough and bronchit-
is immediately relieved bj' Shiloli's Cur*.
Sold by C, B, Ha'ey and D.I), Klapp,ly
House Plants for Sale: I have
some line house plants for sale, either
iu single sales or the lot. Call soon and
get your choice Opposite White's
boarding Houston Third street, be-
tween Harvey and Hudson. Mrs. W,
L. Koaarns 27-3t*
for abandoning his homestead entry No. tlsn
dated Gu'hrle, O. T.. April 28, is1.*), upon the
lots 1 and and south half of northeast quai-
township 11 north, range 1
st, alleging that s..id Vaughn has wholly
abandoned said tract and changed his resl-
therefrom for more than six months
since making said entry and next priori'
dale herein. That said tract is not settled
upon and cultivated by said party as required
bylaw. Willi a view to tho canoellatic
said on try, the said parties are hereby sum-
moned to appear at the U. H. land otliee at
Oklahoma City, O. T., on the 9th day of Sep-
tember, A. 1). 1891, at 9 o'clock, a. in., to re
spond and lurnish teatlmonjr concerning said
alleged abandonment.
J. C. Delanky, Receiver.
First publication Aug. s, 1891. daily-8-It
Sears, Lawrence, Wilson & Hays,
ATTORNEYS.
Attend to all Legal Business of any
Character.
W- W. SCOTT,
ATTOENEYAT-LAW
OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T.
First National Bank"
Successors to "Oklahoma Bank.'1
CAPITAL. $50,000.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Accounts of Merchants and Farmers Solicited. We Guar-
antee Courteous and Liberal Treatment.
lal and practical business men. Our Mr. Reynolds
any, Texas, capital and surplus, $100,000. President
ile Co., capital $700,000. Vice-President, Reynolds
o. Mr. Richardson is Vice-President M. T. Jones
. B.—The officers of this Bank are substantial and practical business men. Our Mr. Reynolds
president of First National Bank, Albany, "
and General Manager of Monroe Cattle C
T. M. RICHAitDSOB Lumberfe,
— T'HOr RiAl.E AND RETAIL DEALKR8 IN 
Limber, Shingles,
DEL0S WALKER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE ON RENO AVENUE, between
Harvey and Hudson.
Crystal Laundry.
MRS. MABEL CHRISTOPHER solicits laun-
dry work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gem's and ladies flno work a specialty, and
will also do family washings. South side of
California avenue, opposite Commercial hotel
Will call for and deliver work..
Notice.
L. A. Gilbebt, plaintilf,
Ciiaki.ks Chamberlain, defendant.
Teiihitort or Oklahoma. i
Oklahoma County, f
In Probate Court of said county befo
A. Steward, probate judge.
L A. Gilbert plaintiff,
vs
Charles Chamberlain, defendant.
Whereas I, A. Gilbert, plaintiff, has com-
menced an action In the a tvo entitled court,
againsr Charles Chambei lain, non-resident,
defendant, to recover the amount of fw, and
that property of said defendant, consisting of
one Inch "V" level and tripod; one Heller
and Itrightly Transit and tripod; two cases of
drawing Instruments; one steel tape; one
one hundred fout link chain No. 10, has been
attached to satisfy said claim.
The del ndaot, Charles Chamberlain, is
hereby no 'fled to appear and answer to said
action on or b«fore the 8th day of September.
IftWl, at the hour of   o'clock a. m., or thevom-
plalnt filed in the above entitled action will be
lakenastrue and judgment rendered accor-
dingly.
Witness my hand and the seal of ihe pro-
bate court this 7th day of August, 1801.
j H^aT I 8. A. Steward,
\ sfcAL > probate Judge
First Published August 8.1801.
MOSQUITO DISPELLER
•*111 be resdy again Tuesday morning, August
'2iV. We hope to bo ready to supply
the demand.
"Have pity on the Mosqu toes."
uHm Wand, Ancker <& Co.
Pasture.
Persons desiring kooiI pasture for
Oklahoma City and get the benefit of. hoist s, H miles from town \Mlh good
I bo moit italiablful wwitlier over ex- " ,l,e
byealliiitfon Ctcorffu ■Smeltzer at the
per it? need. Journal office. tf
A. II. Hammer D. I). Leach W. S. Fiold.
HAMMER, LEACH & FIELD
Ij AW YltlHS.
KLAHOMA CITY. - OK. TY,
J R. * -!~VA!N |.Hr,lal, .
Specialty—Surgerj
OQloo ou Grand avenue, between Harvoy and
Hudson, North side.
tar All calls promptly answered day or night
A. SHIELDS,
Special Attention Given to
Collections of All Kinds.
Room 4, Postoffloe Building.
C. 1). MELLINUEIt.
Justice of the Peace.
Real Kstate and Collection Ag't.
Collections Made in Any Part ef the Territory
Office 114 Main St.—North 81de.
W. M. ADAMS,
Second Hand Dealer,
Will purchase or sell goods on com
misflion. Goods left with me for sale
will be clcsely attended.
RKFRUENCK8 GIVEN.
Northeast Corner First and Broadway.
Base; JDooirS, IBlLilltTIDE
Etc.
We Guarantee to Save Our Customers Money
on All Bills.
JAMES GEARY, Pros
L. A. GILBERT, Cashier
A. L. WELSH, Asst.Cas
CITIZENS'BANK.
OF OKLAHOMA CITY.
C^ZPZET^-IIj $50,000.
UNEXCEPTIONABLE REFERENCES GIVEN
IDIEISIEC'XOIEeS:
FOX WINNIE. JAS. GEARY. S. LEHMAN.
A. B GILBERT. L. A. GILBERT.
Axe] Dwanson, Merchant Tailor.
A FULL'.[ME OF SAMPLES AKDJ300DS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Best Cutter and Finest Werkman in tlie City.
With O. A. Mitschcr d Co, Opera House Illock
KELLKK, The Decorator.
Has the Hest Stock of Wall Paper ami Decorations iu the City.
No. 6, Main St. Lemoyne Building.
Firstclass Workmen Always lteady to Ilanp l'aper Artis**#^ AlfWfWfPl i-
Free delivery to all parts of the city. Call
SxLTISIF^CTIOlISr ,
JOHN BURTON i
LAWYER.
Office—North side California avenue, between
Broadway and Santa Fe. Oklahoma City.
J. H. BVEBEST,
CONTRACTOR ut BUILDER
IN WOOD, BRICK AND 8TONK,
COTTAGES A SPECIALTY.
Estimates Frte.
S. K HE1SLKR, W.'st Main.
DAN PHILLIPS'
Livery -Stable.
California Avenue Near Broadway.
une ♦ O 27 ti
NfOPMils:. fFINEST TURNOUTS IN THE CITY \ POOP TEAMS.
V
ELEGANT PICTURES.
Idresi
Pond me your nai
ent stamps, and you will recelvc
he September number ot" the <
1. -w—x Sciioui. JoruNAi. containing a flur
, A \\/ \ Hi R, Plcturt-ur the oily of llullnle. aricl _
x ▼ t | October number of the same journal
■os in all tin* courts Special attention tainliijr a picture of Oklahoma City,
eli to land office practice.
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Architect, Coiltractor and Builder
Theodore Wcpkins.
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Specialty. Builder in Brick, "Wood and Stone.
No charge for estimates, plait* end speciflcalions where huilding con-
tract is secured, F.rst door west of Presbyterian Chnrch, Qrand Avenue.