The Daily Times-Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 266, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 29, 1896 Page: 1 of 4
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VOT 7 TO 2696 WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 29, T 18«0. OKLAHOMA CITY, ORLA. TER.
WHOLE NUMBER 2130
Beware
Of Mercury!
Whenever ;i doctor is called upon to
treat a blood disease, the result nine
times out of ten is that the treatment
is worse than the disease, and in a
sHort while the patient finds his
co udition far worse than i t was at first.
The reason of this is that notwith-
standing the prcat progress made in
surgery, und in some branches of med-
icine, the doctors have failed absolute-
ly to discover a cure for blood diseases.
\\rliether in the fortn of pill, p""*<! ;r or
liquid, 1 heir treatment is a'v.'ays the
s.i mo — potash and mercury — which
temporarily dry up the poison in the
system and uo sooner has it taken on
tile full effects of these powerful drugs,
th an that suppleness and elasticity of
the joints give way to a ^.tiffness, fol-
lowed by the racking pains of rheu-
matism. Then follows loss of hair
and linger nails, and even decay of the
bones—a condition most horrible.
Mr. Henry Roth, of 1848 South Ninth
street, St. Louis, Mo., was a victi**: of
contagious blood poison that worst
forinof blood disease,which has always
baffled the doctors. He was treated
by a physician, and in due time pro-
Mr. Hi'.nhv Roth.
nounred cured, but its usual, in such
cases, tne ■ soon returned, even
worse than before. He says: "I had
severe pains in my foet and arms, and
was covered with small red sores. An-
other doctor treated me for a long
time and I was again pronounced well,
butthe dise.i- e came hack on me again
ajs before. 1 was in a horrible fix,
arid the more treatment I received, the
worse I seemed to yet. A New York
sf^eeialist said lie could cure ine, but
bias treatment, which was quite expen-
si ve, did ine no good whatever. Many
patent medicines were resorted to, but
tHey did not reach my trouble. I was
stiiTand full of pains, my left arm was
useless, so that 1 was unable to do even
the lightest work. This was my con*
<di tion when I began to take S. S. S.,
and a few bottles convitfced me that I
was being benefited. I continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
tne sound and well. My system was
uiitier the ciVects of mercury, and I
would soon have been a complete
wreck but for S. S. S."
S. S. S. is the only cure for real
blood diseases. It is guaranteed pure-
ly vegetable and one thousand dol-
lars reward is offered for proof that
it containsa panicle of mercury, pot-
ash, or any other product of the chem-
ist's shop. The mercurial treatment
of the doctor always does more harm
than good. Bgwnre of mercury!
Books on the disease and its treat-
ment mailed free to any address by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, G-a.
The rain yesterday was quite heavy
•al 1 round the city
TUB FREE HOMES MATTER
l> I (rate Ely no Expects the s imte t"
Act Kawrablj—Ultimat e Veto Sure
Wa hlniiO<in, April 28 —Thursday
the senate public lat ds committee
will favirat>l report the free homes
bill that, pas ed the himie with an
uirienrtmeiii simply bringing South
D Unfa it hln the scope of Its ptovl.
sums Thin resuit Is dueiX':lu lvely
io D^tvn'e Knrn's unceasing energy
In belmfof Mr measure which no ou<
here save hi iime f thought the senatt
coiDtu>11■ t «-■ uld helnducfd to regard
with fawi or even so m ucli as serious-
ly consld r.
Flynn was jubilant today when lit
rece vpri the isst assurance necessai)
t ' g' ve certainty to his hopes and > x
pressed the utmost confidence that lie
would yet be aMo to put the hi I
through ihe senate Theuroendtum i
adding Sou' a Unlxita will go tar ti
strengthen t.he chanien of success.
It brings two worUets lu line In'" the
senate and enlists some f* e«rmgl)
active Influences In the bouse ll-elf.
There scarcely appear* to he ndoubt
hut that If t/he senate e the hli
the house will eoi cur in ihe amend
meut and send the measure to the
President There, of a certainly, 11
will die, lor Secrett ry Sioith renewed
today to The Star co respondent Iht
absolute cet taint > mat the presldtni
would veto the bill as soon as li
reached him.
Atuy festival.
The Lidies'iiuild entertainment al
the Opera House Saturday eve, Ma)
2, has many pleasing features to tec-
i.miueuc! It to the pu lie. A choice
(irograni will b« tendered ai 8.15
o'clock, alter wtiich asocial time nl
b • enjoyed.
Tne ladies are always trjlng to In-
troduce new bud novel things in thelt
Guild eniertauiujtDls aud have never
failed to give the uubllc their mouty's
worth, among the pleasing features
of Saturday night's program will be a
solo dance by n tie Kda Wand.
Kda's cost urne for this dance will
be a magnificent one, and her train-
ing has been of the best, baviegtaken
lessons In St. Louis. The dance Is the
1 itesf, and bas never been given here.
Singing by the Ladles*' Quartette.
Tableau "May Festival" represented
by the Miy Queen and her attendants
and seventeen little tots; and the
"Maypole Dance." Full program giv-
en later. Admission 25 cents. Straw-
berries, ice cream, ices, and cake al
the usual prices. Fruit punch, two
glasses 5 ceuts. Good music furnished
for those who desire to dance at 25
cents per courle.
Ihe'lhree Siauh indBill.
Washington, April 27.— An effort
is being made by some of the west-
ern members to have all the Oklaho-
ma, Anzina and New Mtxico state-
hood bins acted upon this session.
Arguments are being used that may
inllueuce the house, and the indica-
tions are that something may be
done It is thought to be a good
plan on ihe part of the house to dis-
pose of these bills this session, while
the senate is winding up the regular
business. This will place the bills
out of the way of next fission, and
land them in the senate, where they
can be taken up early next session.
THE SSI 1 m
DRY GOODS STORE
Leads in Low Prices
rpoiEe O-OOID OOOIDS.
We have the handsomest and cheapest line of Spring
a ud Summer Wash Fabrics in the city.
Our Men's and Boys' Ready Made Suits and Pants are
tlie cheapest on earth
We cannot be heat in Men's, Ladies' and Childrens'
Shoes, in high cuts and low cuts-
Our great Notion Counter is the wonder of the age
Come and tee us. No trouble to Bhow goods.
THE BEE HIVE,
°e°ri24< MA INe3TEEETl''lJ(l Oklahoma City, 0, T,
MALARIAL FEWR ■
Malaria Catairh and BIHkxi
Diseases are on the Iain-
crease and r
More Prevalent
Than at
Prefent.
Recent Investigation^ v tli«
Medical Board at Pi M>u«ary
Pa.. Show 'bat Vraooo'j
Cuiative Synip is 1li«- me
Only i^cientifi > Rem- -
«dy — Out of 800
Cases 75 percent
W«re Comp'ete-
ly Cured in 60
J)aj s aud the
Balance well
on th« Road
to Comp'ete
Recovery.
Vwdo'b Curative Syrup iaeutbe
Best Kemedy for Mich LI Ul-
ceases and 1 lie Pjopria «.
torn Will Return tlw e
Motiny if it Fail#,
T h iiki sulT—TWcrlav
from mslMlnl leiei
feel melancholy y j,ner
vous, lantjulit, tlr'tS,
huve cuatid loairioiue.
eliariiM' bli>!pp (g)etlte.
are sleeplem, wit *
cold and swtj eit y
bauds Ma'S'l I—la of-
ten acconi|Mileiie«ca.-
tarrh and ilu«oMcki
trouble, whictid li fre-
quently lay the shun
datlon for coos-s-surop-
tlon and otbir i rierl-
ous touipncat r*llon
Qumlne it n B • tie n
used, which Is w dan-
gerous, cauelrg as it does bunion In
the head, dizziness, d afnets, ann-odde-
stroys the stomach, y iniueih iflould,
therefore, never be taken.
VENOS CUBATIVK SYRCJWis
tue best and only scientific tuiQte, It
not only cures malaria ( liillsanocidlev-
er (but thoroughly cures catarrh, m, con-
stipation and liver trouble..s. It
strengthens the nerves, clears BStbe
brain, Invigorates the stomach iti and
purities the blood, leaving n mo ill
effects This medicine hai faoTor Its
body the famous Llandrlndod \r «ater
thereat germ destroyer aid T blood
purllier, and when used with
VENO'S ELECTRIC FLDIUXDwlll
cure the worst and most dtspq perafce
cases of rhumatlsm, paralysis, ■ iclatr
lca, neuralgia, and all acliesesaaac
pains No home should be lTi llliout
i.tiese uii diclnes They are sold bit5n
cents eacn Ask your druujMO . loget
Venn's t urative Syrup and W'Viiio's
Ek-ciric Kiuid for you, or write ti lottae
Veno DiugCo., Pittsburg, Pa
For Sale by SCOTT KOCO,
Oalahuiii * Ulv.
luiiui'M Vieaintr,
tJ. S. DK['> IITMENT OK AOIiiaXT^TlHtK
Wbathkii Bukkau.
Cklahoma City, 0. T T.
April it, MOM.
Maximum temperature, 81
Minimum temperature, 51,
frecipltatioo, .00.
Wind, direction W.
Average wind velocity, 12nilleDei,
Forecast from Washington lon rllilr-
ty-sli hours ending 8 p. m. tomczjaorruw
Fair tonight and Thursday, O Cooler
Thursday morning.
Jab. WiDsnmsxM,
Obiefirwr.
Old 1'eople.
Old people who require meosdlclne
to regulate the bowels and ki Uldoeys
will Und the true remedy In EUUIectrtc
Bitters This medicine docagei not
stimulate and contains no wfcrJ-hliltey
□or other intoxicant, but acts d-fc as a
tonic and alterative. It acts id mildly
on the stomach and bowels, a raiding
strength and giving tone to tlui lie or-
gans, thereby aiding Nature t lutie
performance of the functions, Elec-
tric Bitters is an excellent app-qjitli^r
and aids digestion. Old VeopfoHe Und
it just exactly what they need. Price
BfU cents per bottle 4t 1, VWWind's
and O. B. Haley's drug stores,
'She U. S. Gov't Rcp oorts
show Royal Baking foiowier
superior to all other*.
v:irni. St.sles Etidenc*.
C- Klohn.one o( the witnesses In
the Ilarnr'n-Pa'iwold perjury case
now on trial in the district court has
turned states evidence, and \e terday
Kave the whole scheme of the
wold'saway.
H«say8 that he testified falsely In
the : and t>fflee, and that he now, for
the tint t.lnie has told the truth about
the tr« sactlou. He is a young man
about 20 years old and no doubt ex
pects to obt ln clemency by giving
t""i till g away as he is himself under
indi *3twen t.
II *) says that an agreement was
mt(J e by the Patzwold's as 1o what
they were to wear to, and that they
met In a room and drilled and pre-
par • d to s wear that they ail started
froaa the lim'at the proper time. By
this sclieuie they expected to be able
to i eat ii ii)one who might contest
them,
Tfciec'aini about which he swore
falsely la In the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe country.
It was by the advice of his father
and ninth or, and because he had be-
come tired of lying about the matter,
that. ii.art him chance about.
Mlluer's bargain counter is
loaded with Womeu's Ox-
ford's at half pric a. d..1w-l
L.ea>e of I'remlses for Pngt Office.
For the nix-, ten days I will receive
8ea!«il [impositions from property
owners, Ohlahf ma, O la., for the
Irase ol a building, suitable for poBt
(lice premises for a term not exceed-
ing five > ears.
It is desired that prepositions in-
clude* c<m| lete <<{uipment of the
premises t Ifered in order that the
lease may cover the ouitf!/ of boxes,
fixtures and furniture, also the items
of Ueat, light aud nre proof vault.
Iiy calling on the postmaster, pro-
posed lesserB can obtain a copy of
the olUcial blank for propositions; al-
so atiy information desired concern
ing the lease of said premises.
H rank A. Bekiik,
P. O inspector.
Oklaboma, Okln,, April 28, 1896.
28-d4
MAliKET REPORT.
Tbe market quotations below are
furnished and corrected daily by the
Oklahoma Grain and Live Stock com-
pany, No. 10 Broadway,
R. C. McCormick,
Manager.
Wheat—Mo. 1, 75c.
Corn—^Oc.
Oato-25c.
M lllet—40c.
Hogs—#2.80.
Cattle— 2.00(<$3.50.
Half A
MILLION
DOLLARS
To be Given Away ir. Articles of
Roal Value to the Users of
Mail Pouch
"Chewing and Smoking"
(The Only ANTI-NERVOUS and ANTI-OYSPEf iij)
TOBACCO.
SAVErOUR COUPONS (OR EMPTY
BA CS UNTIL COUPONS APPEAR AND GET
N C-XCHANCE FREE THE FOLLOW-
ING VALUABLE and USEFUL ARTICLES :
o VALUABLE PICTURES. •
0 Handsome Water Color I ac-simIles, T.ainl q
^ Hcape u.nclMarine, size 14x28. lu eubjtcu.
^ F"ine Pastel Fac-similes, LandBCHpt' and ^
9 Inures, Bize 20*M inches, 12 *nl>jecU. %
a Beautiful Venetian Scenes. Wurkt* of Art. ^
iiaiSUxao inches, •< nubjecU.
• Wagnificent Water Color Gravures. After fa- ®
§ IIKHIB ariii>u, size 22x28 inches, 4 subjectK. ^
• NO ADVERTISING ON ANY OF THE ABOVE. m
XuehKxceUeitm •• i ks of Art htivt never before w
8 tx-mofitred. Except Tnrourih Dealsrt, at v> ry #
• A
cx iiyhonK!,and to be n]t)rrccialedmu«tbe tmen.
1 CHOICE BOOKS, •
• Oloth Bound Standard Works, over 160 Be- •
§ lected titles; by Eminent Authors. a
_ Popular Novels, w • titles by Favorite Authors.
! TOBACCO POUCHES, •
• Rubber, self-closing. Convenient and useful. •
• PIPES, •
§ F"rench Briar (Guaranteed Genuine). *
• POCKET KNIVES, *
g Jack Knives and Pen Knives, find quality. m
w American nmnufacturr. Razor Steel, hand •
$ forged,fluelyt<'inj>cred blades. Htag Handle #
• RAZORS, *
a Highest Grade Steel. Hollow Ground. . A
I POCKET BOOKS,
w F"ineit Quality Leather, Ladies' and Genta'. , •
• . CYCLOMETERS, •
• 1 000 Mi le Repeatinq. For any size Bicycle. •
• EXCELLENT Open FaceWATCHES, •
§ Tho "Mail Pouch" Watches an- made by a
^ a leading American Watch Company _
w andttre guaranteed, without qualification. •
% '11ie"workB" contain ail Inipnu enienta ni %
^ tndatf*. They will wear and perform well A
w fora lifetime if only ordinarily cared for. ®
Con 11011*explain how to swure All Articles.
Ui**' Coujmhi ill each r> cent (2 ounce) Package.
Timm Coupmni m mush 10 mnt (4 ounce) Packaye.
Mail Pouch Tobacco Is sold by all dealers.
I'arkiifeH (nowon sale) contalnlnu no coupon*
will lM'itre* pt *d hh cou|>« iih. Empty Bag
ai <>r*e Coupon, "4 oz.n Empty Han a* tiro Coupont.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Mailed on application,
giving complete hit and description of all articles and
Titles ofBooka and Pictures;«''totellt hoietouet them.
The Blttli Broi. Tobacco Co. Wheeling, W. Vi.
iNo coupon• cich«n«e(l after July 1. J097
JM. M
EEM0VED!
REMOVED!
TO
129 Grand Kve.
In the Old Stand of
C B Kaley.
Where we will be pleased
so see all of our man)' cus-
tomers of old, and as many
new ones as possible.
Our motto is "Accuracy,
neatness and fair dealing. "
Try us once and you will
come again.
Very respectfully,
THE PflOEEL
l>BUG & JEWELRY CO
A. J. KIRKPATRICK, M'g'r.
fln Unpleasant Discoverii
will be made next Kail when
the Winter garments and fab-
rics which are not properly
packed away this spring are
found to be moth-eaten and
Full ot Holes
This need not happen because
we have just received larse lots
of Napthaline balls and guiu
camphor— both are time-tried
moth preventatives.
I have moved my store to
Cor. Alain Robinson, Sts-,
West of McGlinchey's.
C.3. H-a-XjETX".
Claude D. Hnback made a final
proof In the land office here today.
The. first National Hank has asked
that a receiver be appointed for the
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company.
An attachment suit was tiled In the
probate court today by Dr. W. H.
Clutter ngainst Chas. Stephens to re-
cover the sum of t6'l due on account
of medical attendance.
Petition (or letters ot administra-
tion on the estate ot David Messick,
deceased was bled in the probate
court today by Dr. J. M. Faris, ask-
ing that letters issue to him.
Marriage license was issued today
to Melvin BauguvsB, aged 34, and
Ida Cbenoweth, aged 22, both ot
this county. Mr. Uauguess has a
fine claim in the Kickapoo, near
Choctaw City.
l'ubllc Meeting of Ex-Confederates
All confederates, their friends,
relatives and the public generally,
male and female aie cordially invited
to attend the "May festival" Friday,
May 1st, at 2 o'clock p. m. and at 8
at night at the probate wourt room,
corner of Robinson and Grand ave.
Addresses by prominent speakers.
Tbe ladies will organize a chapter
of Daughters of the Confederacy.
The drum corps will furnish old
fashioned martial music. By order
of Edwabd L. Thomas,
Maj. Gen. Okla. Div. U. 0. V's.
John o. Caslkh,
Adj't. Gen. and Chief of Stiff.
29-d2
Woodmen of the World.
St. Joseph, Mo., April 27, 1896.
Clerk Oklahoma Camp, W. of W.
Oklahoma City, O. T.
"Dr. Geo. Klegenbauin died today."
A. M. FLBMn.a,
Clerk Olive Branch No. V.
Attention, Woodmen of the World :
A meeting of Woodmen la hereby
called for 8 p. m. sharp, Wednesday
evening, April 29th, at the store room
of Streeter & Blankinshlp, to take ac-
tion concerning Comrade Fiegen-
baum's Beneficiary rights.
E. J. Stkketek,
Acting Consul Commander.
South MoAi bstir, I. T., April 27,
1896.
Effective May 2, 1890, this com-
pany will rue between Oklahoma City
and El Reno special train each and
every Saturday until further notice,
leaving Oklahoma City at 5.15 p.m.,
arriving El Reno Junction ti :30 p.m.,
and return, leaving El Reno Junction
6:45 p. m., arriving Oklahoma City
8:00 p. m. J. F. IIoiniN,
Traffic Manager.
The Woriu j ta.r Tests
showed no bzklng powder
so pure or so great If teav*
enlng power as the Royal.
1'ublic School Examination.
For tbe benefit of all pupils of the
country and village schools of this
county who have completed or are
about to complete tbe common school
course of study, an examination will
be held on Friday and Saturday, May
1 and 2,1806, at the following named
places: Oklahoma City, (In county su-
perintendent's office); Edmond, lu
public school building; Choctaw City,
in M. E. church.
Applicants for the common school
diploma will be examined In Orthog
rarhy, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, U.
S. History and Physiology.
The examluatlon will be open to all
who wish to apply, without charge.
Examination will begin at U o'clock
b. in F. H. Umholiz,
County Superintendent.
tuba
While it is considered quite prob-
able that President Cleveland will not
recognize action that Congress has
taken towards recognizing tbe Cubans
as beligerents, we have it upon good
authority that he will not veto the
resolution that we have passed to sell
out our immense stock of
ci.ot1' iko
At actual Cost,-ia-order to close out
that branch of our business and make
room for the large stock of Roots and
Shoes that we will soon receive.
Now is the time for t> bargain in
clothing.
O. A. Mitscher & Co.
24-tf
A New Ice Cream Parlor.
Mr. Myers, of the Santa Fe Hakery
has fitted up one of tbe nicest and
neatest ice cream parlorB ever in this
city. It will not be fully completed
or opened up until Saturday after-
noon, where the best llavored cream
and tbe most delicious cake ever
tasted will be served.
Mr. Myers will be glad to see all
of his old customers aud new ones
too. Nunber 127 Main street.
29-1
For Sale or Trade for Land In Okla-
homa.
J. K. Bascom (14306) 2.25.
Sired by Vasco 10906, first dam
Rette 2-28; J. It Bascom was foaled
in 1889 at Sharpsburg, Ky. He is
15| bands high and as to breeding,
style, and disposition, be stands
abreast of the leaders. He took his
mark of 2:25 last fall,and could have
lowered his record iD the race.
For particulars, address,
H. C. Niihdss,
Truxton, Mo.
Do Not Despair because you have
tried many medicines and have failed
to receive benefit. Remember that
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures when all
others fail to do any good whatever.
Hood's Pills are tbe best family ca-
thartic aod liver medicine. Harm-
less, reliable, sure.
Base Ball.
A meeting of the Stockholders of
tbe Oklahoma Base Ball Club Iscalled
for tonight in the office of Byron
Shear, Overbolser building, at 7:30.
All those having signed for stock aud
those wishing to, are hereby requested
to be present. Gko. Baknktt, Com.
There is a good sized settlement of
Quakers near Tryon, in Lincoln
county, 0. T.,and they want to build
a nice church edifice, one that will be
an honor to them and the community
in which they live. They have adopt-
ed a novel and almost certain means
of raising the cash with which to ac-
complish their purpose. Each farm-
er, and they are all farmers, will
plant at least one-half acre of cotton,
sell the product and turn all the
money received tor it into the churcb
fund. That church will surely be
built.
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