The Daily Times-Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 145, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1900 Page: 3 of 8
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PLUMBING DELAYED BY THE
SANTAiFE OFFIOIA.LS
Important business Session of the
City School Board Last Night a
—Bill Allowed and Cigarette
Fiends Sat Upon r ist a-
otly.
The Republicans Organize With'1""1 is ™>* in t1ie haW?
„ _ , ,, of that C«lce(tian Army camping on hlie
One Hundred and Fifty Mem- , ^ fcM§ o{ elywium\bov£
bers I Jas. T. Hdckoy,
Tlie republicans met at the district | J. A. COURTNEY,
coMUt room last night to organise a G. A. Beedler, Com.
cltfb. The meeting was well attended j .
and a club with 150 members formed. [ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The flub memiberarip will reach 1,000 be- The following is & list of the real estate
fore election. traiisiers thait were recorded yeeterday
VV. H. Roach Was made president, W. ^ fch€ office of tlie register of deeds, as
L. Onx*1 rholder, vice president; C. F. reported 'by Owen & Welsh, abstractors,
Smith, secretary and E. E. Kirkpa/trick, jyo. 7 Kobimson street;
tireaisurer. " r*—t-j United states F, R. to Lizzie K. Parker
TW following resolutions W«rt adopt- M ^ \t 12> 1€| $400. " %
ed: | United States pat. to Win. J. Parker,
'Owi^g to tihe fact tlnut the Santa F<d
llu ilway preawlent is toe busy to <sign a
jAimer that every oiiice of the road under ! , ,, Tr. , nA % A , , „ __ -
TT , , £ 11 t,i i We. live members of <the McKinJey and 3 gj^ 4 0 hif nw qr, 3, 11, 2w
him has passed upon favorably, the lrv- ' , . , ' 1 .. ~
., , u . , 1 • 1 «, ' Flynn Club 0* Oklahoma City, hereby Edmuml H. Dadlake .to Dayton P. Owe,
mi" fohool may have to be closed maeim- ' ,, ,
. I our unswerving allegiance to Re- nw qr. 26, 11, lW, $1,000.
tkiiiiilU'ii n ducii-ine* and unqualifiedly «n- Chas. F. Colcord to oClfux Moudton, sw
qr of sw qr 22 12 4w, $500.
pfoia by the National Republican Conven- Virgil B. ingrain and wife to Elvira
tioo. Peek, s hf se qr of se qr, 2 13 4w, $275.
W e heartily approve tlie adininistra- j h. A. WHten and wfife to T. C. Dodson,
lion of President McKinley, bot'h at home & qFj 19 11 2w, $2,900.
iimd abroad and point our fellow citizens iRdbert Nugent and wife to J. W. Hues,
. ( ^ UitVNU'C UUI lilHnciiurg
.. • ' •* ' WfJilSj rjufclk-un doctrines awl unqualifiedly un-
it is two months ago tiuu the oanitarr 1 , , ' . ,
. , . don* the ptotkirui adopted at l'luliuk'l-
iniomtlee of winch J>rank Uauit is dhair- , , r-
..a.:, i... i l... V . ti. iit.«l UV.milk n I hiiv-pil
oomanittee
anaai, anade a request of the attorney of
tlw. Santa Fe road in this territory 'that
4hey secure the riglit of way for the new
<atty sewei* along the riglit ^>f way of the
•road from Fii*t s ti*eei to Tenth. This
to itJhe unsurpassed prosperity Which has qr 19 11 lw $500.
*lhe attorneys, who live in Guthrie, prom-
ised "to do at once and tlwy prepared cer-
tain papers in the nature oi a contract
between tlie company and Uie city which
tb« «ty at we agreed to aeoepU The ^ ^ [[om stilg,lation ^ m lots u and ,21> wu 23> Capitol Hill, $39.
|>a]HJS pa sc a oi t le o loers o ifaiuners from penury and foreclosure fciarah E. J. Johnson aiml hnaiband to
r.u>J a.^,1 anl,ia trooL-4 and U'lfl'P iHino^lted. ' 4 . .
and destroyed Coxey's Army by giving Qt Jenkins, pt n w qr 4, 11 3w, $000.
workin^men an lionest dollar and a ■
visited our rialtion in the cities and upon Oklahoma City to Henry A. Martin,
tike farms, in manufacturing and agricul- ]0ts 5 and 0, blk 30, Military addition,
ture, which lias relieved ube la'boring $300.
classes from dependenoe upon soup hous- Binoni R. Harrington to F. C. Rrindy,
road and some weeks ago were deposited
011 tlie desk exf President Ripley foi* hii
approval. He lias not approved the
plan yet or if be lias the people w'ho are
in treated are being held up by the dei*e-
iiction of some 'minor official who lias
*K t returned them to tlie proper author-
iitiM*- in this territory.
clunk's to earn it. We approve the [
NOTIOE A. O. U. W.
course of the National Adminiirtraititon AH a. O. U. W. BrotlkfJ-s are requested
which Iwus won us victory and tame upon to meet at A. 0. U. W. hall Friday uioin-
land aiwi sua iiml placed tlie UniU-d ]ng mt, y o'clock sharp to attend 'the fun-
Stiiites lis one of the foremost powers in 1 of our late brother, J. A.Forrest.
I moulding the policies to be followed in jj-y order of G. C. Beidler, Miastur \\ ork-
Believing that the matter would be ^ wo]W.a afflllra. luaB. ,
closed up at once 'the council oonumenoed ^ are prou<j t>( the acliievntenibs of —
'ay sewers to connect 'tlie main with ()u|. [n Oulba, Porto Rico, Chiinu ! xhe greiat Barlow minstrels ,composed
the Irving school and for two months aml Uw, 1-hiHp^n<^. We glory in their' „f forty white arUsta, will be the attrae-
tiie work as far as could ibe completed sl„n^i9es against a hidden and treaeher- tj<>u ^ the Opera House Saturday, Oct.
iias been finished awaiting tlw will of
tihe Hrinta Fe. The children can not,
*vith safety to their health, remain at
this mnguifkeirt building for but a few
da.vs longer without sanitary ptunuMng
ill operation.
ous foe aided by a mountainous, almost 27th. This company requires no intro-
iuawessilblft country and nearly impassa- duet o« to the theatre-going public of
ble swamps. We sympathize witih them this city. I stands to-day the oldest
iu their sulVerinig'S upon the march, in niin/strel aggregation on the road, this
the camp and hospital. And should the UeLug its isixteen/th consecutive season
Republican party be continued ill power under the old tit.el As time marclies on
Ti t Scliool Board 'held a meeting last |IV {;)!,. American people their services ainl everything improved, so it luas t>e<'n
nigi«i at wlik'.h they decided that they (lml -'acrilhes wilt not tie forgotten but with this ooinpany; aat'h year brings new
would close the schools until 'tlie oanta w.;.|[ iH promptly recognized and genen- an(i up-bo-date songs, dances and mareli-
i'e did as it agreed witlh the city. ously rewardeil by t'lw party w hich has es. xhe first part is a revelation in mim-
It wm voted to provide live additioniaJ always been, is 'now and always will Lw strelsy, repi-eaentinig a bower of beauty in
•dii<-tjoniaries for the ward schools, and the. t>iieind of the soldier, Iris widow and vvliwch are seated tllie whole Btrength of
also isuch dictionaries as might 'be neee&* orphans.
eary for tlie colored schools. It waa \\ furthermore commend tiiic prompt
votxvl t'hut all pupils who were found and judicious eoui^se adopted hy our gov-
eriNiieii't in aiding in the relief and salva-
tion of tlie little band of heroes, who
for long weeks of unceasing 4joiubai\l-
nietit and assault, defended thenifielvea
and ! heir loved ones fioiu t'lic brutal at-
taek of the Olvinese Boxers at l'ekin.
tanoking or wiith tlie odor of cigarette
smoke upon their persons should be ex-
|>ell<d from school. A. B. JIammer, l)r.
Bradioixl and Sidney Clarke were ap-
poiwted as members of a special ooiniiuit-
tee 'to devise SU'iiigent, regulations for
tlie enforcement of this rule.
The following 'bills were read and al-
lowed: , , 1^1
Wim. Forter grading. $ 23.75
A. B. Jlonroney, freight -85
Thou. Kane 4. Co., B. B. cement.. 11.00
-N. B. Utt & Co., hardware
Thos. O'Keefe, extra work oa
oootraok 716-20
7$.00
65.75
9^5
5.00
11.25
33.60
5.00
lai.iK)
19.50
tihft oou ; any attuned in h'k si'ks and
satins. Frank L, McNiah, Lew Bard-
\,in, Hiany Boyd, diaries Oarbwell,
i'rank Horton. The s[ieeialtics include
I he Toledo Bros, in a Kuropean novelty
entitled "The Crocodile and tlie Liaaid."
liuneNii Brothers, trick barrel jumpers;
the Harmonic Quartette; Coburn and
Baldwin, musical artists, a big song and
We. oppose 'and condemn the course of dance at the ''Frolics of the South." A
tlie Democratic party against the w ar in <nand street parade will be given by tlie
the Philippines as unjust and unw ise, it's f„,]i strength of tilie company.
remedy for trusts as impraJctiicalble and
Wm. Adams, tabor ■
.Zalodek & Taylor, repairs
Eastland Bros., glass ........
Chat. Ohani'berlam, surveying...
<_i JE. ItcMurray, grading ....
H. t airpenter, grading
A1 Stephens, labor
David Douglas, arohitect
Sam! Medley, cyclopedia
CObORED 6C1IOOL.
John Wand, thermometers 70
Chicago Chart Co., charts 45.00
A1 Stephen*, labor 5.00
It was voted to tranefear the sura of
$1,000 from th4 old "waul fund" for the
purpose of creating a new fund to be
v isionary and denounce the free coanuge
of silver hy our government alome as
1 j.So dangerous and destructive of our notion-
l al welfare.
We commend and endorse our present
Delegate ill Congress, Hon. Dennis T.
Flynn, and the alble and etlicient in.iii.iei'
in which he Iwis represented our Territo-
ry alt Washington. We glory in his
energy and ability which lias secured for
u- nuany mateiial UMitfits, eiiie'I among
vi hich is the l'i~tx- Homes Bill, which has
not only saved our people $10,000,000
but luas wiped out a mortgage on over
40.000 homes, lifted a lotiu from tin
hearts and minds of nearly 41)0,000 peo-
ple and brought.-prosperity and happiness
lo every one within our borders. He
has won for ^is,golden opinions all over
the country and ive«recommend to tjie
citizens of Oklalioma Territory his re-el-
ection aa lie lias deuioiistratcd that he
Punl.ha.de by trench ti*.
It may not be generally known that
publicly to insult a Jew is punishable
by French law. In Paris recently M.
Gustave Kahn. a well-known writer,
and relative of the chief rabbi, lodged
complaint against his concierge, whom
he proved to have assailed Mme. Kahn
with vile epithets. The accused was
fined 15 francs and ordered to pay
Mme. Kahn 25 francs damages.
known as the "special incidental fund." ,
n,! U- ^ I 4.U- t i t, baa the HlteresU ol our ieeriWry ever
The object of tlus fund is to provide . •
... ii, «i,„ ill mind and that which he pioiiiiias he
iiK-Mis for fitting up a laboratory at the
high school. It was decided tlifat all
high school pupils taking instruction*
in chemistry should pay a small fee to
covcr the cost of the c'heinioals used in
cxjm .rimental work.
Xiie XeiTitorial Teachers' aasoeiatron
was tendered the use of the High sclkool
building during the sessions of its annual
meeiiing in the holiday*.
performs.
Believing that tlie 1-est interests and
welfare oi the people of the United States
of labor and capital, oi eniployers and
employe*, of manufactures and agricul-
ture, of tlie North and South, the Fast
and West will best be conserved by a
continuation of the present administra
tion and its policies, w<
FOR THE
United States,
Territory of Oklahoma
County of Oklahoma.
The Western National Bank ol
Oklahoma City, O. T.. capita1
ind surplus 170,000, respectfull)
olicity the accounts of farmers,
corporations, mercantile firm*,
banks and individuals, and is pre
pared to furnish all such deposi
tors business faciiities in keeping
with their balances and financial
.standing.
M L TURNER, President.
J.'F. LYONS.
ARCHITECT.
Formerly of St. Louis.
Plans and specifications drawn. Of>
fice in Reding buileiog-. Aiso mana-
ger Black's.Cold Storage,of St. Louis,
n the southwest.
Mrs. McMuilin
RE6ESTERED MIDWIFE,
Graduate in Obstetrics. 202
west Secona street, city.
Miss Allie E. CuElen, M. D,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Special attention given to the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office over Gerson.s Drug Store, Main
Street. Teleohone 284.
Frederick Mills Ross
Director Piano Forte Department,
Univerity of Oklahoma. Weekly trips
(Mondays) to Oklahoma City to give
instruction in Piano Forte, Harmony
ane Composition. For information
address at Norman, O. T.
WE LEAD IN OM LINE.
Here is a Flyer for you
30 pou'iris be t new Navy Brans ti.00
6 two pound packages new Imperial Oats.. 25c
18 pounds best Granulated Sugar - $1.00
100 pounds High Patent Flour, true to
name $1 75
2 packages Coffee 2oc
100 pounds Bran 60c
100 pounds Co n Chop 75c
Those big White Pota'oes are still 70c a bu.
Better try a bottle of those Mansanllli
Stuffed Olives, oti!y 10c
9 hars Clariette or White Russian Soap. ... 25c
10 bars Silk Soap 25c
3 cans Tomatoes 25c. 2 cans Corn 15c
1 fresh Cocoanut, only 5c
You notice when you buy our advertised goods
you have something with merit. It isn't goods
we go out and pick up especially tor the occa-
sion; i's regular stock goods, and such as we
can and do guarantee. We wish to call your
attention to our new goods, which are just in.
Currants, Peaches, Prunes Evaporated Apples,
Apr C its.Pears,new Dates stuffed with Pecans,
Seeded Kaisens, Etc., Etc.
0.S- V-ROSS,
Collecting Agency and
Real Estate.
J. Frank Rice Stationery Store, li
Broadway.
Neoga, HI., Oot. 14, '99.
Pepsin Syrup Oo., Montioello, 111.
Gentlemen:—I feej it my duty to ex
prw to you my gratitude for what youi
wonderful remedy has done for me. 1
was completely run down witih a compli
cation of ntomach disorder*. For tes
months I could not work and was treated
by three eminent physician®. One insist
ed upon operating on me, declaring notlh
ing short of an operation fir appendici-
tis would cure me. A friend induced me
to try Dr. Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin and
from the first dose I began to improve,
and have not had a«y trouble since. 1
have gained 25 pounds la weight and am
enjoying the very be«t of health. I never
fail to say a good word for Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin for T know what it ha?
done for me ?t will do for others.
Gratofully yours, Charles C«rry.
Sold by Scott 4 Co.
flaftroud 8i«*eper*.
Experiments are being made In Ccr
many with b ech as a material for rai
way sleepers. It has been found tli i
without preservative treatment si.
sleepers are apt to rot internal',
though they may be apparently sou:
on :.;.q exterior. On the Alsat-e Lor
raine lines favorable results have bee
obtained with creosotcd bcech $lesj,
ers, which have shown an average lit
jf 19% years, while oihers preserve
with zinc chloride have proved stil
more satisfactory, their life being 21'
years.
SMUT IT OUT.
Fix the doors and windows and keep
the cold outside.
Weather Strips
are ch at> here, but good, of tlie b>st
rubbei edges and never fail to Rive
satisfaction. They ke p the heat in
Axes, Hatchets, Hammers) 'and save on your coal bill.
Sledges, Hand Saws,
Buck saws, Cross cut sawsi
and a good variety of
mechanic's tools at
Coal Hods, Shovels, Pokers, Etc.
All the necessary things for keep-
ing comfortable iu winter. It is time
row to 1 uy. Here is just a reminder
for )ou.
W. P. DILWORTH
Oklahoma City, O. T.
DP, TOHN FEE,
Corn-buskers' sprained wrists, bart>ed
wire cuts, bums, briisen, severe laoem
tions and external injuries of any kind
are promptly and happily cured by apply-
ing BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
Stopped If!• Tnpt-p.
The Judge at Belra, South Africa,
has stoppc the issue of the Beira
Post for two weeks, as the responsible
plodge ourselves1 editor necessary by the Fortuguese
' to earnestly support, though we oannot, law, Senor Lucianno Lanne, has been
Mrs. Couch was pasted permission to yoUj £(>r Umjo1> m far „ lays within* our; condemned to that '<>.igth of impris-
lie nlbsent one week, between now and
election time.
On account of the election it was voted
to postpone the next meeting until the
-ewa. jig of November 12th.
One hears a great deal about labor
ref'-rni, but a greater need is the refor-
mation of some of tiliose fellows who
don't labor. I j <
ITCHING
RED ROUGH
PALMS
HANDS
(uticuraooa
ICIML&
powc-r and invite alt reajwrniig men to
join with and aid ua.
S. H. MILLEll.
8BJLWYN DOUGLAS.
SAMUEL MURPHY.
After the orgaiuzatioa ii. H. Howard
and Selwyn Dou^la-i deliiered splendid
addresses which wme well received. They
were carefully prepared and w«at to the
verv heart of Ohe issues of the day.
onment for some tsihnical ofTensa
committed twelve mo.'ths ago when he
was commissary of police.
FOR
PAINFUL FINGER ENDS
One Night Treatment. — Soak the hands
thoroughly, on retiring, in a hot lather of
CirncuRA Soap. Dry, and anoint freely with
Cuticora ointment, the great skin cure and
purest of emollients. Wear old glovea during
the night. For sore hands, itching, burning
palms and painful finger ends, this one night
trtntment is wonderful.
11/nMCU Especially Mothers «rem«tcomprt*nl
IU U III L11 to appreciate the remarkable rleanuatf,
purifying, and emollient propertiee of CtmcOBA Soap
ami to Cud new ueea t->r it daily.
H-ld throughout thr wnr'd. P' TTW D.l*"C CoEr.,
Pixjpa., Uuatuu. " liaw to liave BeauUiol Uiude,
RESOLUTION'S OOP CONDOLENCE.
Oct 20th, 1900.
lie-solutions of condolence and respect.
Whereas, Once more with feelings of
profound sadneas we are called upon to
note that on the 20th day of September,
1000, Commander Harvey Sdienbraugh,
late of Company E, First Regiment of
Kentucky Cavalry Volunteers, was de-
tailed for the last time to appear bef*>re
his maker and receive that "reward that
is laid up in Heaven" for all those that
have wrought well in life here on eartli.
Comrade Scharbrough leaves a void in
our ranks to be filled with our iorruw
and the grief of our country at the
passing away of another one of its brave
defenders. We mingle our tears with his
family and friends. But we are all
consoled with tilie knowledge that what
teem* to be our irreparable loes, is hi*
Rl7geftt ¥*' •!toon Bridge.
The biggest portoon bridge In the
vorld W being constructed on the Tyne
or the Spanish government It will be
1 six sections and is capable of bear-
g up 12,000 tons
(icil'l-Sfeklufi Iu Norway.
Le Tour du Monde reports that pros-
peet'Dj for gold has been begun In
No~ ay about sixty miles south of
Bosh-jkop, Lapland, in the Altenelo val-
ley. v-'th what are so far very prom-
slng results. Operations will be con-
inued during the summer. The geolo-
gical 'ormation ia similar to that of the
Klondike.
00X11XO TO THE FRONT.
With a reputation for doing excellent
LAUNDRY WORK it is not surprising
that our business is rapidly incrmsins;.
We have the necessary skill, machinery
and facilities for turning out perfect
work. Nothing is slighted. Every ar-
ticle, whether of rough or delicate nature,
is carefully treated. We have a due
regard for the natural attachment ex-
isting between buttons and garments.
Oklahoma City Steam Laundry, 215
California Avenue, Phone 231.
A TEXAS WONDER
Hall's Great Discovery.
One small bottle of Ha/ll's Great Dis-
covery cures all kidney and bladder trou-
bles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, sem-
inal emissions, weak and laine backs,
rhematism and all irregularities of the
kidneys a-nd bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles in chil-
dren. If not sold by your druggist Will
Specialist for Eye, Ear and Throat.
Dr. Fee is prepared to treat all surgical diseases -of these or-
gans and has just fitted up his office with an Ophthalmometer (the
be sent by mail on reoeipt of $1.00. On« j jnvetition of the late Prof. Helmholtz) wit h which he is prepared ta
small bottle is two month's treatment, j ^ ^est fitting- of glasses for all optical defects.
Th* Qn7ernm«at «f Cliina.
Each of tha eighteen provinces of
the celestial empire is ruled by a gov-
ernor or governor general, who Is re-
sponsible to the emperor for the en-
tire administration, political, Judicial,
military and fiscal. Each province Is
subdivided i^to departments ruled by
prefects, and each department Into dis-
tricts, each with a district ruler.
and will cure any case above mentioned.
Dr. E. VV. Hall, sole manufacturer, P 0.
Box 629, St, Louis, Mo. Send for tes-
timonials. Sold by nil druggist*.
READ THIS.
Pittsburg, Kansas, Apr., 34, 1000.
I have used Hall's Great Discovery for
bladder and kidney troubles, and would
not take a thousand dollars for tihe l>ene-
rfit received from one bottle. I fc*l that
I tun permanently cured. 1 make this
statement from a sense of duty that 1
owe to those likewise afflicted, and trust
that they will take advantage of the in-
formation and reaJize tha truth of my as-
sertion. J. P. RaJl.
All kinds of harasas repaired in good
shape on short aotioe at A. C. Sims, 110
Grand arsaue.
Office over the Lion Store. Rooms 10 and 11.
BIKING DAYS
slide off as though they were oiled
when everything goes well. Good
results in baking brings smiles of
satisfaction to the artists of the
kitchen. Using BLUE RIBBON
Flour is a forerunner to complete
success in every kind of baking.
Bread, cakes and pastry reach that
degree of perfection that literally
"makes your mouth water" at sigl-fc
t^len1, W'e gua " atee thi-i flour
" ' mm *° p'ease y°11-
PLANSIFTER MILLING CO., Kfgs.
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