The Oklahoma Representative. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1896 Page: 4 of 8
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OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVE
rrm.iaiiKn kvkkv thvr.si ay i-^
VINCENT-BAILEY PIHI.ISMIVi COMP*N>
a Fnltrvi t the Hutbrie mltfr
I.kh Vincknt. - Editor am! Manager
II. ( MoRRiloro
Kiu ;• 1- llAiUi\
- Assistant K-i t.ir.
AMxN'iat** Director.
LOCAL ISSIES.
Much of tjje space that, is being employed by
our locfl press and correspondents in building and
unbuilding the St. Louis platform might^better be
devoted to consideration of home affairs. Our
part in the national campaign biing so meager,
tfiat, more than carrying along a systematic edu-
T. i in- .if Mili-. i ipti'in. •••>• '
« - ■ r
SENATOR TILLMAN AT WICHITA.
Last Friday. United States Senator Tillman, of
SfH'.th Carolina, spoke at Wichita. It so happen-
ed that we were present and enjoyed along inter
view with this plain talker. His address was in-
tensely original and typical of this noted man. in
that he handled the Sherman-Cleveland #adminis-
OFFICIAL POPULIST DIRESTORY.
National Committer.
M C. RANKIN*.
N. K. P. A.
THURSDAY
Q. R. P.
APRIL 23, 1896.
Countj Delegate CoaTentions.
< anadiau.
Kingfisher,
Oklahoma.
Logan.
ti county.
Garfield,
l*ayne.
Washita,
Kl Keno.
Kingfisher.
• oklahoma « i
(iothrie.
AiTiipah«K'.
Enid.
>• 1. .valor.
Cloud Chief.
Ap
Mav
Mav 1
Mav
II1
Mav
Ma . l
N! t.
TBI LP.A
►osing the nominati-
M Kin
•larinif
anti
w inn v count v b •
convention for El Rci
Mav -■ I he western
bri>tiing up and are al
well this year
tratTon without gloves. He^has a wicked tongue
and space. Oklahoma needs reform in the admin- when dirfcted against corruption in government,
istration of locat government just a- badly as the He roasted Cleveland in an original manner: put
nation at large. The Populists should spare no John Sherman in the same category and ^pictured
honorable*effort to control the next legislature. Carlisle ?s even worse than either. *
It is imp ortant that this should be ifone, as upon The Senator calls himself a Democrat of the Jef-
that depends whether >r not the abuse- that have 1 fersonian sV'ipe- He will go' to Chicago, and,
<*rown out of seven years of old party misrule •relNOTHltfO short of the plainest free coinage plank
corrected. The last legislature vwhich was repub and candidate will prevent a bolt of his state. In
lican1 and in fact all previous ones, demonstrates fact he fears that no chance of a union of the free
that no confidence can be placed in the old regime -ilver forces exists, except by a bolt of that ele-
That legislature, which for corruption and jobbery ment from Chicago, and if the silver element pre-
h.is probably never been paralleled, let down thclvails there it will embarrass his stripe of reformers
last bar of law that stood between Greed and Lust i very much to stay in the Democratic party by rea-
a' .1 their helpless victims of poverty and inno- son of a knowledge that it must be a losing game,
cence. It pitifully true that Oklahoma is the Many Populists have their eyes directed toward
paradise of the warrant-scalping shark and the in- Senator Tillman as a possible candidate* for presi-
terest-sucking vampires. It i~ the land of high dent. This, the noted man appreciates, yet he feels
taxes where corruption snd malfeasance in office | that the populists ask more in their platform than
are wiuked at and condoned by both church and the south can take—not from their demands being
society. These things should not be. They re- wrong, but by reason that long education is neces-
tard i V::nL-.iti 111 and the influx of capital—factors .try to the right understanding of these demands.
- m.:;h needed in the development of a new | He holds the kindest of feeling for the western
I country. The moral and business force of a legis- Populists and says that he received more compli-
lature f the people sitting in the Territorial cap-[ ments after his great speech from populists than
ta. would be immeasurable. The aristocratic j from any others.
c Ifish and their fawning lickspittles would seek to j \\ e regret that space will not permit the use of
£ 9 Territorial Committee
LEO VINCKNT, Chairman,
J It. FURLONG. Secret a
J. S MX"I K. Treasurer.
E. COATB
ad; 4
W. E. Sp> *
J. A.
Guthrie,
Oklahoma City.
Guthrie.
Tyrone,
Cooij
. Osborn,
T E. Berk v.
I M Dakhv,
If. I. Waia k.
v. M Howr.
H. E. BRAY.
H. I Was^.n.
< •. p. Cherrv.
Tii -mas s. Smith,
} -un j. Ra\ maker,
. A.GRAHAM,
I.KO V|Vt ENT.
• ii. Pakri>h.
W ti MA1.COLM,
/ K Y 1 RUMfO.
i H W'K MAII.U KV
W \LKfcH.
No
XV.
DID A
BOMBSHELL
Enid! |
DROP?
• • •
No! It was only Houghton's
Prices on Hardware.
As we have said before, the
Department
hardship to
Okl
Pa
Still
. a:., n ie.W. \. fi
hita. 1.11 Baldwin, Cloud
-i-. \i. \V. Harrison. *
dward, A LMcPiitRsov, Worn
Logan County Central Committee.
DOBSON, - - Cha
M. \V. A
W . 1. -
A.I.. M
N in 4mui l lea - rsta
divided on the silver issut* and are a
over the date wiwlmy two delegations
to their >tat * UOBVCBtioB. A? tlnl
writing the silver forces seem to be in
the lead
fo
Tuk Lacy hill
of Greer count*
upon a>t >aturda\
the reorgamzati«>n
j- favorably act d
It orpinizeN this
new county as Greer connty with Man-
gum as the county * eat and empower>
the governor to appoint officers. Tin-
free home feature will likely prevail t«
the -\te«it of acres per homestead.
Sf.xato* Him., of New York. >aid in
a r cent speech in the senate "that it
is time for the old parties to make com-
mon cause against the men," referring*
to the Populists. This is ;i confession
^urpr Mng only for its frankness. and
it is just what the Populists have
prophesied all the time.
iscredit any honest action looking to the eleva-
tion of the ma.-scs. This has been the history of
plutocracy in all the ages; but the time has gone
by when the raillery of the patrician rabble can
turn determined men from the path of duty. Let
us work for the legislature; it is of more importance
t<i Oklahoma than the presidency.
another Tax raise imminent.
N« greater disaster could come to Oklahoma than a decis-
ion that tiie raised valuation by the territorial equalization
board was illegal and void. To save the credit ami repu-
tation of the territory, there must be another raised equal-
ization this year. The territorial board of equalization can
preserve the public credit and do no injustice to any tax
paver. Large valuation, small tax levy, is the logical thing,
without a valuation throwing the warrants within the fed-
eral limit the territorial machinery must stop. I'nder the
original assessed valuation, not a legal warrant could be is-
sued.—State Capital.
It will not be the fault of the Capital, if persist-
ently advocating a thing can accomplish it, if the
tax outrage of 1895 is not repeated this year. If
the credit of the Territory can be maintained only
by watering the assessor's returns and makin
false statement of our resources, it is better that it
his address, but extracts already published carry m
the gist of his efforts. At this writing we cannot Qr
see where a condition could come about that would
call Mr. Tillman to the leadershipof the Populists. •
while the work of both tend in the same direction —
and the best wishes of every patriot goes with the 1 >
radical Senator in his clarifving work.
I T. lied
Kira Mil
k. k. i)
.:•* -A *>
Save That Vote
*
That may now *
be had by a little *
<> reading of the right kind. We mean your *
I neighbor. The representative to Xovem- Z
1 ber 8th for ON: V mil*
* *
Store will be a
few dealers, but
we do know that the thousands
j of consumers in every locality
•y :1 will be greatly benefitted by buy-
'■ ■ ■ ing their goods a great deal
' cheaper than they possibly could
.H from the one line dealer. We
r have been expecting to hear
; somebody kick, but did not look
:i for it in the way of a boycott,
i like the old saying—"a mule
don't kick to rule, but when he
, ' is hurt.'' Everybody is supposed
to have some brains, but every-
body does not use them. We
u-e both brains and capital to
capture bargain-. W e make the
strongest efforts to capture your
trade and you should use brains
to capture our bargains.
Our system and principle is to
buy in very large quantities at
the lowest prices possible and to
economize our expense so we are
enabled to sell goods to you at a
very small percentage of profit.
We do not pay an enormous rent
for a brick building, nor do we
depend on one line of goods for
a profit, therefore we can well
.ifford to sell our goods to you at
aving of from 10 to 20 per
one line
Mn :> th.- I'u]>uli*t (if (iarfielil county
111 rl in county convention at Kniil to
.let ; -i dcli'iratc- for their Itli ilistrict
convention of the Ittth. This la>t com-
mittee meeting wa> better attended
than any for fullv two years. Prior.
robbed UsrBeid emmtv neitiiur readv interested only in Shavin[^^H
to tnke liack. our bonds in Kastern markets. I hese
st. lol'is delegate convention call.
By virtue of authority vested in me by the I'op-
I ulist committeemen of Oklahoma in conference as-
sembled 011 February 21st and jSth, I hereby call
, conventions for the selection of delegates to rep- have been sent out t
,al resent Oklahoma in the National l'opulist Conven-1 four or five l.^-aliti^
le^rr
resjx mded
., T, n,, , ItionatSt. Louis, Mo. July 22d. ,896. ^ilVdcHc"!
perish. 1 here is a class ol people in \JKianoma| j.or pUrpose of better permitting the people | We now have a plan that may meet
to all com.nitteenen.
lly virtue of the Delejrate convention
< a ** no *. i'u)>.i-ihetl. m« " t of th<- .1 ' ^ f
list committeemen of oklahoma will be L L L lI ' 1 .
• ailed upon to call and hold meetings dealer who has to send his hun-
in their respective tun n>hip* or «'ar.U ^red dollar check every month
lunne the next thirty day>. ^ e would . , c , . #
recommend that the bx-al chairman to his landlord tor tne rent OI
take advantage of these pithe; ings to that brick building in which he
help collect the necessarv funds to , , , • , _ ,
I. arfyon the general w..rk.' A l.urden- does business, which necessarily
| >>ome debt was left on the Territoria 1 has to be added to the price of
« ommittee from the wc.rk of *'.*4. and ;
| notwithstanding* notice and appeal.-*
endeavor to supply bar-
.oine
hav<
a reel v ehanired the
j his goods*
Our
warrants and
trafficing | at ]arge to participate in this important work, we||a^t"eth
men are
that
T..k No,„ k . o, m, I-mu.oi to-day mere carpet: Daggers
makes its appeanincc in the newspiiper than that OI public tieas. 1 Ills is the clas
ii.- d at Peny edited l.y Mr. KnireneOill the Capital is serving when it advocates raising
ale with the Kl Keno Industrial Head- , , . , . , ,
lijrht Peru I.a- lontf led a Popu the valuation, that more warrants and bonds may
li%t paper, and frt«in knowledge of Mr. legally issued, and so on, ad infinitum. All
X?, Iha,"1? rrLVf do^l; th«.6net^k .bout saving the credit and reputa-
duty. that the Patriot will lea i them tion of the Territory is a mere symphony of words,
to a brilliant success this year
calculated to deceive. "Large valuation, small
tax levy," sounds smoothly enough, but it means
an increased indebtedness, which will require more
tax to pay interest, and. ultimately, more tax to
pay the debt itself. Juggle with phrases and fig-
ures as much as you may, and the ratio of taxation
to REAL VALUATION' remains the same. If the vol-
ume of indebtedness is increased, there will be a
corresponding increase of the tax rate
i «XlU*«M'm j'iritTv' .',1 If * be *'ue that under a fair assessment we
has been bristling lately with wrath have reached the federal limit, then, clearly, it is
and p nt up e«>iiM oti*!>ess of mjur\ t hah. There must be an end to thi- mad
After reciting the numerous instances .
of rank ingratitude ami injury dealt riot of warrant and bond issuing, sometime, and if,
WoiMto county I'opulists are to meet
in township priinarif>. ami eatlh of the
'* * townships will select one delegate
ami the county committee will choose
the remaining T delegates to make up
their «|uoto of "ill in the Knid conven-
tion. In tliia way they are seeking to
keep close to the idea «.f direct repre-
sentation.
is of your locality. It
,. , i.ie Kansas committee plan, ex-
have divided Oklahoma into four districts to be eepting we have no checks or scrip,
having no interests other j-nown Delegate District^, and for the purpose i Vol,r people can ai i. use to advantage
..I. .a. , . . , , more reform books and pamphlets, both
ot properly promul gating this call in the se\era. -n gc.tjOQ and fact. You collect all you
counties of these districts, and for the making of ean-at your meeting or ainonir your
all necessary arrangements for the success of these
conventions, we have appointed Temporary Chair-| value in rcf..rm literature from our
men and Secretaries whose duties shall be to call
the conventions, prepare for same and preside till
permanent organization shall be perfected.
Three conventions are called to meet on
gains to consumers has been
crowned with success; the steady
increase of the volume of busi-
ness with us has encouraged us
to make greater effort than ever
before. We have created addi-
tional departments and addition-
al bargains, which, in connection
with our established methods
heives and credit your count\ and lo- should prove a source of interest
ality in the liook*. with onk.-hai.f of .q cv-ery consumer who is anxious
'I :■ > at 1 HO |i. m
all >uch amounts, received. Hv so . . , .
doiniryou will get n u. value, and to promote his success and wel-
credit for half party on expenses. ; fare.
t'nder the distressing poverty of the 1
whole people, it is fortunate that the \\*e desire to extend our sin-
minp campaign is to i e short, and j
The representation to these bodies has been fixed ^ertfy w'^nniued to Ma^VXy'^ I who have, by their continued pa-
at i delegate for every 50 votes cast for Hon. free from old scores, and. if possible.
for Congress in 1894, and for with some money on hand for poMa,?e.
Kach of these
In doing this collecting we would be
tint to them by the white ring, they
wind up with the following signiticant
language: "The negroes of the terri-
tory ought to organize and get in shape
for the fall campaign: we must stand
together for our common defense. Bru-
tus loved Caesar not less but Rome
more. The negro must use Vastus'
dagger if necessary."
Whkn you go to a bank ami liorrow
money.compare the note you give the
bank with th- bank note they give you.
Your note calls for interest, the bank *
note doe* not You pay interest on
your note and the bank receives inter-
est on the note it gives lioth are prom-
ises to pay. but the fool people pav in-
terest on their notes ami by law allow
bankers to draw interest on their notes.
■ What fools these mortals 1m*" O! no!
they are wise unto the gods!! It is the
>tankers who are fools!!! Appeal to
Reason.
in the end, it brings chaos and confusion, let it
come now. Our territorial and county govern-
ments have been wantonly extravagant and waste-
ful. and to such intompetency alone must be
charged the wreck and ruin ot our name and COL'NTIK
credit. Kay,
Noble.
is the number on your YOUR pink ad- J pawnee
Iremtag? It it is S* I the number of IPayne,
this issue or less, we desire to see you with l.ogan.
some coin to move that number ahead. We
mean business for the Populist press ha> neither
Ralph Heaumont
every fraction of 100 votes so cast.
four conventions shall elect two (2 delegates and irla.; if me I •.airman or
, , e would take the name anil addr.-v of
two 2 alternates to repre.-ent their ui>tnct at ..t. ^vi-ny person .-ontributinp r pur-
Louis and shall vote on one I de'egate and one chasing literature, that the committee
i recordmay be complete on each item
a> it is to thi> date and further arming
THP first mktrIit the chairman's office with names from
IHh FIRST DISTRIt . ! kvkbv locality sufficient to thwart any
Shall be constituted of the following counties, false plays that raa.vlie ami aiwa-. are
, , ,, , .... , . • ■■ attempted at the critical periods of
and sha.l be entitled to representation in said con- [cmpaVo work. All this is of the ut-
ventions as follows, and shall meet at I'erry
alternate delegate at. large for Oklahoma.
DISTRICT.
I cere thanks to all our customers
ve,
tronage, manifested their confi-
dence in our methods as well as
their appreciation of our Bar-
gains, and we shall endeavor at
all times to merit such approba-
tion, which we feel has helped
to build up our present large bus-
iness.
Tin scheme of some of the land
- hark a •.' t he (-a pita 11« ail vert ise Okla-
homa at the republican ami democrat
conventions is evidently anoter game
to bring in *ome ntore sucker* and com-
petitors for our little labor. In their
short sighted anxiety for the harvest
a government pull, a territory pull, a county pull,
a railroad pull, a bank pull or a high protective
tariff Mc Kinley pull-—not even a land notice pull,
but must depend on the promptness of our readers.
Hoys, consider this, and be prompt with the VKRY
ones whom vol' expect to most greatly assist you
nut ot these hard conditions.
VOTE.
976.
548.
523.
1237.
1406,
4.690.
NO. DELEGATE*
20
- 5
-'9
iiiKtan 11 w.
1111!. VI ti 1st.
I III-
• «.
t importance: by that means vol
am. keep in touch with the committee
and throuh these name* the commit-
tee is able to keep in close touch ' with
ai.l the people. * *
Accurate record is kept « f kvkr* re-
ceipt and expenditure and when the
time comes at the Territorial Conven-
tion for the committee to render ac-1 ffrtn K ,1,1 C->r
count to the party, we hope to ',,,, aide C hums, Cotton. I-.eld and Gar-
to show b«Miks balanced, and to this !
end we now entrust to each committee- j
man a pkh.^onai responsibility and |
Washing Machines, Wash Tubs,
and Wash Boards. Acme Churn^P
Cedar Churns, l'ine and Stone
M. Cl AKK. Perry. Temporary Ch'mn.
shall hope for full and accurate
ports. an«l as early as possible.
t. ... . ^ Now bora, don't overlook this bnt
I" W AI KKR, St*...NVater, lemp r) y . it with you and let'♦ all pull as
. , i i though we meant to win and we wil l
Kach and every county chairman is hereby no- Lkommkm. TerJ h'm'n
tified to proceed at once to cause their quoto of' ■' > soi i.k. Sec'y.
delegates and alternates to be selected for their Territory Befortn Preis
District Convention. The manner and time of Following are the I'opulUt papers
this work is left to their discretion.
form
malting from immigration, they forjfet read a reform paper or book
It is further recommended by your undersigned
committee that, in the holding of these conven-
got a singie neighbor to t;ons anj primaries, you adhere as closely to the
San, M\n' What are Vol" doing for the re-
CauSi ' Have " fit 3 cincrl^ npitrliKr,r tn I
that there are but "two" convention*
and come to think al>out it w are
glad that they will n -t attend the Pop-
ulist and Silver convent ns. for the\
at l.-a.-st v-ii •- - -.t • #
of becoming the victims of theie bl« od
flickerv
\ our harvest time principles of the Peoples Party—direct rep-
ing by and he \v:.. be rcsentation—and cau«e the PEOPLE of the several
for effective work is fast passing bv and he will be | rc5cntati0n—and cau*e the PEOPLE of the several
set bv prejudice beyond the reach of reading or ;townships and preeincts to directly participate,
reason. Now for missionary '.vork here is our of-
fer you should every one act AT ONCE. We will
of < iklaboma as wf believe complete :
Advocate. Taloga. .
Coining Kvents. Knid.
• 'onder. Watonga.
(iraat Co. News. PM4 Creek.
Headlight, El Keno.
I.eader. Tecumseh.
Leader. < loud Chief.
Monitor. Mangum.
Noble county Patriot, ferry
den Hc-es, Hay and Manure
Forks, Well, Water and Milk
Buckets, Screen Wire, Screen
Doors and Fixtures, Axes, Spades
and Shovels, Poultry Netting
and McMullen's Woven Wire
Hog Fencing.
Kvery purchaser of $50 in
merchandise from any depart-
ment of our store will be entitled
to one self-sifting Flour Bin Free
of Charge.
Territorial Central Coin
Iftkr i
Id
•t/r
k s
r.—Ai-
<r# ra <i, i ii'. .
forrttr. — Ir.Hi'u V
ri' V'i. • 1''
lit • w i *"i '
rtimaff of • Irrr. 'J •
I.
I'
.V'ifs/ ptilf'jrw. 1 * '
It is a foregone fact tha^ the re-
publican eh'tic#* for the presidency will
fall upnii William McKinley jrThofna^
H Heed No far a& the St. LonU «xro-
vention i^ «"n' -rned. the romiostion
of either will ^ e little than a pre-
meditated far. #* It ith ar. a eptable
t* the g* l'l p".v«r. and lx th have de^
«tared une.juiv ^ *ilrer'
In th« face >>i th*-^. plaiti 'a- the
Capital is rapidly -sins reputa-
tion it has left by p^rNi« tinir in it* ri-
•I
will aH*ept ■ - m |
furnish the Kn RE-KNTATIVK till the fall election
for only 35 cents and then it stop> unless ordered;
continued. There is fun and lots of it ahead and
the boys should all get on the list right away, i
Get to work boys and show your works by your
deeds.
i.ro ViNr *st. Chairman.
J. K FraLOsa, ".e-retarr,
P. O. Cimiiit. 1 bairinan. ,
V M GiLBrBT, Members Ter. Nat'l Com
B K. M rl'*. *
WHO hath woe?
WHO hath Pain?
WHO hath sorrow?
CAN HAVE RELIEF EASY
FOLI.OWI.VC, is the Republican Territorial silver
plank. Owner lost Sj reward for the thing's dad.
T \ ar;- -ate i i-t-.-r ! ' 1 -s Bar: trrt - nt xt week
We. -ntend *.* 1 .■ tii >: ft urren ver
and paper with which to meaMir
a* •«. und ai the a v^rnmenl
h« nor; and to that n«l we favor
the um- of 1-ith goid. and vei
snch re*trictw ns an I pr vi« ..n*
value of the two ineta «. — • Tha
paying p wer « f the dc ar h«-1
*hah l e a* all times #*.jua. and
continue the party of our ti - .ar
large the circulation med un
irr« «rth f the T P'i ^ .
Or when your purchase
amounts to $:o you receive free
o*i.AH..*aR«PBMKNT«TivKttiithrir of charge one Fen ton F.gg Car-
tiklahoma champion,tiklaliomal ity
Populist. Millwati-r
People«" Voice, Norman. i
Review. Alva ' 1
Keformer. Kingtisl.er. Also a purchase of $10 cnti-
Pub|iol«. Chandler ties you to one years subscrip-
>tar. Medford. ' . . , /, , 1
turn of the valuable fourteen page
Oountj Eianuaatioa paper, Home, Field and Forum,
i l-vidinK you are not already a
1 is the * >n
Procure ti
P ace in liathrie where you
I am nmi Ipetei ol
m l and 2a.
.%*.% I. BoSWORTH.
exchange-, tiiat shah
a* untarnished as it« \
-taliwn. and demand
andani money, under i
determined by legis-
of the parities of the
pun basing jn-i debt
silver, gold or paper.
• * NMl A l| 10
at the <«aioe tim * en
in**n*nrate with the
ilimi***d dm- of the do- j
•*. « tetn. and the pro- ,
'OUR NATIVE HERBS'
Would You Live?
ubscriber.
Watch this
ext we k
ilumn • for prices
Racial
\f*s whi<-h have
i.i.e the w • rM • -
pp y Hour f the
a -Muired such creditab
Th -\ arr kn« ••• f a" *'•<
Swamp ♦ Angel ♦ Re med es,
And Live Righty
Then it would be wis
ENGLISH KITCHEN 9
tw :
■ to j£0 to |
HOTEL !
Al- nianufacure-x of
all f r.nsof lieadachr
( an On' He Had < ^
WM. PICKETT & CO.,"
-A at
New
<f a su
aljrias.
708 WEST NOBLE AVE.
V*r^f*tn n h * fUMM. a- i ' pr*
to*
price « t i
Traa*i#nts i«h to
• Firni'k the
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Vincent, Leo. The Oklahoma Representative. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1896, newspaper, April 23, 1896; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc94835/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.