The Choctaw Herald. (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1913 Page: 3 of 4
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DELICACIES
for desert, pure, delicious and whole-
some, fresh baked every day. If
you want to amke your family hap-
py and healthy give our
BAKEPY
a trial. Rolls, Buna, Bread, Cake
and Pastry.
Kiauter's Bakery, Hugo
SEPTEMBER SALE OF
INDIAN LANDS.
Public Auction—Time Payments.
Under Supervision of
States Government.
the United
DOCTORS TEEM and REED
Chiropractic Adjusters
Old cases that everyone else has
failed on a specially
Rooms 38-40 Biader building, first
stairway west of postoffice. Phone
<151. Residence phone 634.
Plenty of Money
TO LOAN
Low interest, long time
and easy peyments on
FARM LANDS
Quick Service.
5 per cent
money on city property
T. M. WALTON
Phone 419—Rooms 32 3, Vree-
land Building, Hugo.
Hub Babb's
Confectionery
106 Broadway
Fresh Fruits
Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
ICE CREAM
COLD DRINKS
All kinds of typewriter paper and
carbon paper for sale at this office
—cheaper than you can get it any-
...i i Come and let us supply
where else,
ynu
Typewriter Ribbon*.
A fresh shipment of all kinds of
typewriter ribbons, one and two col-
ors, just received direct from the fac-
tory. Get them while they are fresh
and will give the best service. 60
cents each at The Herald office.
n^":.eood McAlester lump coal
last sao-'f^o. 1. Carson Lumber Co. tf
All kinds of typewriter papers and
typewriter ribbons for safe at
this
office, phone 21.
When you want farm and city
loans, insurance or bonds, see H. B*.
Smith, Vreeland Bldg. tf
GAS--ELECTIC
MOTOR CARS
via
Offers
Fast and Frequent Service
Between
Dallas and Paris
also
Standard Steam Trains
Between
Paris and Ennis
F. B. McKAY,
(i. P. A. Terrel.Tex.
Also, young man, don't you forge
however scantilv clad the summc
girl may be this summer, somebody
is going to have to buy her a silk
lined coat nnd a set of furs foruex;
winter.—Ex.
The following allotted lands will
be offered for sale at the time and
place indicated below:
1 he {following to bo offered for
sale at the office of
. ..CHARLES BOZARTH
Field Clerk, Hugo, Okla., at Two
ber, 11, 1913.
Address written bids on land in
Choctaw county to Charles Bozarth,
Field Clerk, Hugo, Okla.
Case No. 665—. Martin. Speaker,
Choctaw, Roll No. 4418. 80 acres;
N 1-2 of NE 1 4 of section 3, town
ship 8 south, range 18 east, in Choc
taw county. Rolling timber and gr-
ass laud, sandy loam. 9 miles SE
of Grant, Okla. Appraisement *800.
Terms, cash.
..(ase No. 6877—Eluni. Cornelius,
Choctaw roll No. 4418. 90 acres; S2
of SE 4 of section 23; NE 4 of NE-I;
E2 of NW4 of NE4 and SW4 of NEI
of section 26, township 5 south, range
14 east, in Choctaw county; smooth
timber, bottom land, 80 acres tillable
black loam, 8 miles from Boswell,
Okla. Appraisement $800. Terms
cash.
..Case No. 8468--Davis Homer,
Choctaw roll No. 7191. 60 acres;
SW4 of NE4; W2 of SE4 of NE4
j of section 2, township 5 south, range
, 1H east in Choctaw county. Rolling
\ timber and grass land; all can be pla
, ced in cultivation; gray sandy loam;
12 miles from Hamden, Okla. Ap-
praisement $480. Terms cash
I . .Case No. 8355—Silway Bench, nee
i Belvin, Choctaw, roll No. 10722. 80
I acres, N2 of NE4 of section 30, town
j ship 7 south, range 14 east, in Choc-
I taw county. 20 acres smooth, re-
I mainder rolling; all in timber and
grass; entire tract can be placed in
j cultivation; 7 miles from Boswell,
Okla. Appraisement $640. Terms
cash.
Case No. 8358—Nancy Gardner,
Choctaw, roll No. 3711. 90 acres:
E2 of NE4 and SE4 of NW4 of NE4
j of section 17, township 5 south, range
14 east, in Choctaw county. 70 a-
j cres fairly smooth, tillable land,
j Entire tract in timber. Sandy loam
' 9 miles from Boswell, Okla. Ap-
| praisement $550. Terms cash.
..Case No. 9178—Sammie Durant,
| Choctaw, roll No. 11761. 80 acres:
I SE4 of NW4 and SW4 of NE4 of
t !<ection 9, township 7 south, range
I 14 east, in Choctaw county. Smooth
j timber land; all can be placed in cul-
tivation; darkgray loam. 4 miles
from Boswell, Okla. Appraisement
I $800. Terms cash.
Case No. 9319—Kizzie Battiest,
Choctaw, roll No. 10332. 40 acres:
NW4 of SE4 of section 13, township
6 south, range 13 east, in Choctaw
county; smooth timber land, all till
able, red sandy loam, 160 rods of
wire fencing. 3-4 mile from Bos-
well, Okla. Appraisement $800.
Terms cash.
Cn«e No. 9341- Cordelia Dyer, nee
Roberts, Choctaw, roll No. 9915.
110 acres: S2 of NE4; N2 of SF.4
of NW4; SE4 of SE4 of NW4 of sec-
tion 24, township 5 soutl. range 14!
east, in Choctaw county; 70 acres
smooth, about 50 acres bo'tom land,
all in timber and grass, !/t) ajitu can
be placed in cultivation, dark gray
sandy loam, 10 miles from Boswell,
Okla. Appraisement $600.
cash.
The above lands are offered and
will be sold subject to any oifting
valid leases on the pre mice.}. Bidders
should satisfy themselves as to ex-
istence of leases.
Information given as *o character
of land and improvement* is that se-
cured in connection with ^praifeii.g;
but it is not guaranteed and pros-
pective purchasers should satisfy
themselves in these respects.
When separate tracts of one a'lot-
tee are advertised, bids wi'l be re-
ceived on the whole or anv pait
threeof for which an appraisement
is shown.
Ten per cent of the highest bid
must be deposited in the hands of toe
representative of this office at the
time of sale in the form of bu"k
draft made payable to R. Kessel,
cashier of the Union Agency; ti e re-
mainder of the initial installment
(or the remainder of the considera-
tion if sale is for rash), to be paid
within ten days from date of call
therefor.
and Gossip.
amount thereof, if received at the' \|/„ „l.' _ \i
place of sale prior to the hour of " aSllMglOH NeWS
sale given above, will be opened and 1
considered at the time of the sale. I
Such written bids may be presented i ^e Loan Sharks of Washington,
or mailed to the address indicated.1 h™* hlobby, investigation in the
it x • A , . . House has brought out important!
If such bid is rejected the deposit facts in connection with the banner!
will be returned promptly. in which loan sharks have been able]
No bids for less than the apprais- 10 influence certain Congresmen, no-i
ed value will be considered. ! if,ly iilust/«1«l tne case of Mc-j
Th, . i , . . Dermott of Illinois, and succeeded,
The right is reserved to rcjoct any f„r muny years in conducting a busi-1
and all bids. | ncss which was well-nigh a curse to j
Correspondence is solicited and any a portion of the 4!),000 government'
additional information available con- omIl'''yefh 'be Capital. Washing
... „ ,, . . .... | ton has innumerable installment in-!
cermng this or future sales will be gt'itutions that sell everything from
furnished upon application to the un a package of pins to an'entire house-,
dersigned. j keeping outfit, or braces of jewelry, j
DANA II. KELSEY, 'Ihp I?8" . sha'ks ha^e no difficulty,
United States Indian Superintendent,' !"n[°per monthTn b.^nj/ 'a^d" the
Union Agency, Muskogee, Okla., j business ha, been profitable because
the sharks held a club over the head
August 1, 1913.
of their visitors in the government
departments. A year ago Congress
began driving out the money lend-
ers, and those who still stick to the
business transact their affairs across
the l'otomac in Virginia.
"The Ayes Have It."
Sitting in the Senate gallery while
certain features of the tariff bill are
being completed, one occasinally
hears the Vice-President order, "All
in favor, will
will sav no.''
ay aye. All opposed,;
No one answers—no'!'
Young Woman In Male Attire Flar-
ed In Jail.
Paris Advocate: A young woman
whose name in unknown olhei than
'Kid" and by that she is familiarly
referred to by her male companion,
Newt Lunsford, both of whom were
lodged in jail last night about eight
o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Ed Bell.
The arrest of the couple it, the lat-
est development in the shooting af-
fray at Slate Shoals Friday between "a-\ T '\n on° answers—not
Sheriff Bob Conncil. Constable Geo.!" peeP 13 healYl from *he Senate, but
Hill and the party who had taken ' f. * v'.^e-pre.-ident rules, " The aye'-
passage in u boat and were going' : -IL t m,us £rea^ ®jr'"
down the river when the officers at- ?erw.° , !a , ?! w^ich the eoun-
tempted to arrest them. Mr. Hill i try 18 le<1 to believe is producing a
was on the Texas sid- and Mr. Cm s''ra}' th.,J Senate about every two
nell was on the Oklahoma side, bo'h i °.r. lnr',p. minutes, is proceeding rner
officers melting there bv appoint-1 T'y lls , wa-v *-° l'le President,
ment in an effort to cat.-h the parl.v 1 l..ep?.,, s 7e". a ,lphal<> upon
whom they suspected as bootleggers. ! . j* io President Marshal'
len the shooting started <«ih of! []as .n thp s<*,,a1p with an easy
the men was wounded, three of the J1"11"- most any time of the day
party jumped from the boat into the!he. m.a^ "?* "''served doubled up like
river and swam to the Oklahoma a J"fk-kn!fe in his easy chair, in con-
side and escaped from Mr. C<-nnell, 'ray to lhc dignified pose of his
while two were captuied. The wo-1 Predecessors, Sherman and Fail-
man who was seen with them and .... . ;
Newt Lunsford escaped on the Texa< ! „ \hc Wisconsin Senatorship.
side. ' " asbington is very much interest-
The officers searched for. the man"'i,m a report from Wisconsin to the
and woman all of .Saturday and Sun- effect that Congressman Lenwoot is
day. Mondav they were reported to a candidate to succeed Senator Ste-
be at Arthur City and Deputy Sher- Phens'>n, and will have the oppoai-
iff George House and Constable l aFollette. Hereto-
Stubblefield located the woman, who ,re men have been very
was wearing a man's suit of clothes, closely a iiliated. and Lenwoot has
They went to a certain house to: ,?0 re8"lar an advocate of the
search for her and she saw them ap-! 'ollette program that it has b^en
proaching, and escaped again. Those '-barged b> his enemies that he was
who witnessed the escape claim she a of rubber stamp statesman.
ran faster than any one they have! ..
ever seen. The woman was soon lost I 'be New (,overnor-Gener l.
to view of the officers in the chase I l.he wheel of political fortune has
Monday afternoon and deputized ad-'maJe Representative Francis Burton
ditional men to assist in keeping a Harrison, a lammany Hall Demo-
watch at the bridge Monday night. t fh" Governor-General of the
Yesterday afternoon it was said thai ! Philippine Islands. The appointment
the woman bad found Lunsford once h."K bern favorab'y received in the
more, with whom she escaped from c?^ Washington. It is recalled
the boat at the time Mr. Connell at-.U,at fonner President Taft was the
tempted to arrest them. The two flrst Governor of the Philippines,
were reported in hiding in a certain !"lf| ,hat whi,e President he had a
house, and when officers went to break with Harrison, after which he
make a search they were told there declined to receive him at the White
was no one there,'and not to come;!1"™' Now Harrison takes
inside the house. They made a search fafls fn'-mer position. The
of the place, however, and Newt governor favors early independ
Lunsford was found under n couch 'be Filipinos.
covered up with a quilt. The woman j _ —
who was still wearing a man's suit' ' r" P Bulletin* for Post Offices,
of clothes was also found in another The crop bulletins issued by the
part of the house. Lunsford was Department of Agriculture, have
wounded from the affray of Friday ^P1 fbe county posted as to proha-,
but only slightly. The "woman was ble yields. These bulletins have be-
placed in an automobile and brought !come so popular that Senator Griest,
to jail by Deputy Bell and Mr. Jack of Pennsylvania is the author nf the;
son and Lunsford was brought in on | measurc' to P"st 'he reports in 50.
LABOR SAVERS!
Whether you employ a servant or not,*Ia'bOr-
saving devices in the home will pay.
Household affairs run more smoothly—more
work can be done. Situations in such houses
are more sought after and more persistently
held on to.
Labor saving, Time saving, Comfort saviug
devices pay in the end.
YOU KNOW THE K1NI) WE MEAN! -
Hi go Ice and Light Company
1 he Choctaw County Abstract Co.
Wc make correct Abstracts ot Tide.
Get an Abstract from us before you part with 'your
money.
We will appreciate your business and guarantee prompt
and accurate service.
Send us your orders by phone or letter.
W. L. Everman, ManVr
Darrough Building Hugo, Okla.
Picnic Bills
Printed just like you want them at
THE HERALD OFFICE
GET OUR PRICES
mite
£ CHICHESTER S PILLS 'FARM LOANS
A.k year OrcscUt f* /X
f ♦( C'WI-fbmulcr• DlamonJnra j//V\
CLTjHk 1MIU in Rfd nd Gold rnmlUcXV/
. —^^3' • . i Ribbo*. V/ I mulco 1
1 ^^1 Take n« mihtr ll y of four V 1 1
/ ~ fjr Ururel.L for rinCIIEK-TFR« . ...
rankL n. B
I HKAND IM1J.M, f t
f yearskno*r. a. Best.Safest. A!w*jr Relijt |e
SOLO By ORLOQISTS EVERYWHERE
the train.
oans on lands in Choctaw
and adjoining counties. Interest
; payable ONCE a year. I do not de-
duct cash commission from the loan,
nor pile up big commission notes
j payable in 1 and 2 years. I am the
! "n'y agent in Hugo who can make
loans direct—all others represent
KUB-RffY-TiSWi
Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Crampf.
I olic, Sprains. Bruises. Cuts and outside companies. I make my <?wn
B'.irns^ Old Sores, Stings of Tnsec s inspections, draw my own papers
and collect the interest during the
c nam. i OO0 postoffices tbrnophout the Uni'
The unfortunate girl did not dis- \ States. The bill will come up
cuss going to jail very freely with.nex' w'i"*er.
the officers. She was disposed to be' —-
non-communicative to Asst. Countv SluffiiR the Crngre'-sional Record. „ _|. „
Attorney Boh Eubank and when he Congressman Mcndell of Wyoming ^',rnst U!d ^ ores, btings of Insec'
wruld ask her auestions she answci ■: recently ra; c-J a very interesting Antiseptic AnoUvnr,used i"
ed in a very abrupt manner. Still ■ point in connection with the editing temally and externally. Price 2S<"
weaiing an old slouch hat, under of the Congressional Record. Time
ncath of which was a heavy growth and time again there have been
of auburn hair, and an old brown, complaints because of the insertion , .
suit of clothes which she was given I nf parenthetical no es ruch as laugh- "j. !)" r°"! !>e .s.^ref. chamber, : — ul«c man runs
by the Arthur City man in whose)ter, laughter and applause, prolong- V r ,i formal ratification is lef j make anv f
home she was found Friday, the wo- ed applause, etc Mondell comes 5?^ kui ° Representativs. Th >; do "ot ,nakp a"-v charges for ex-
man went to jail la-t night. He- from a s-.iffrage state and hi- par- ,? u ls l'ra.y"a '> finished in amination of security or title. I can
only name so far given is "Kid" and i ticular complaint is that Represent- um1, , ,ls exP*pt^11 iI1!)Ue(.t securitv unmp.li-itol^
she is making the best of the situa I ta ive HeflinV attitude in opposing ^ K ,? ^ " ham 'LV curren- Ul^a secuntj immediately and
■ uffrage provoked "long ft ""ft" a ^markably short tinru ! give an answer right on the spot
^ , il. J ne UnderwtKK) tanff bill was be ...
what I can do. It will be to your
interest to see me before closing a
tltal with anyone else.
life of the loan. You do not transact
business with anyone away from
Hugo during the time the loan runs.
tion.
woman s
This same girl was in the Choctaw land continuous applause on th< , e Underwood tariff bill was be
unty jail last year on a seriouR DemocraUc -d ." but when the Rec fo^' ttle IIou.s.e .o/. Representative
Temi' • ■ * as ln ,-*■ —
county jail last year on a serious | Deniorra!ic side," but when the Rec ''".r ~'.r .'"''Y
charge with the same man. Newt ord was made up there was no ref- " ' onth, including in this tlv
Lunsford. and on agreement with tin-1 ere nee to th<- demon«trati< n in the w"h oon,'lered m caucus.
county officials was sent to her par , House Mr. Murdock. the Progress j u. .. . „
ents in -Alabama, but has returned live leader, substantial Mondell Uu,i , g m Mnd.
to her old life with Lunsford. it and -aid thai th*re "general hi M-xu'a" s'uatlPn\ th°
seems. She has been married, bat Parity on th Demnc-atic : id," to^1 roMT and oth
has for a long time been keeping which -heie wa no reference in the
company with the Lunsfotd bov'^eoirl The point rais-d ,n the ,hp, ""•'"tion of
along the Red river frontier. She i Hous« i. if, n„ wor-o to manufae ' Senator, Lodge terms 'a tired DafTOUgh Bldg. HUGO
said to be a very pretty woman oi * turn Congrcssior.nl enthnsiacm than '.'J . w"" ."u J* forgotten'
fairly good education. it is to suppress it. ,hal " t u thP h2'ne "f ,llC
, ^i _ famous Walter Trhnson, the greatest
O. A. Simmons
Notice hy Publication.
State of Oklahoma,
Choctaw County S.S
In the District Court of Choctaw
County, State of Oklahoma.
Ada Sneed, Plaintiff,
Tom Sneed, Defendant.
The defendant. Tom Sneed,
I baseball pitcher in the countTv; and'. About the only way some men
Piesident Wilson ?ml the Mexican there are plenty of dull moment- know how to lot k wise is. to work
''"'icy. ivhich the President, Members of ul' a frown between their eyea.—
The new diplomacy of moral son Congress and other safe guards of,Ex-
-ion is being put to a most severe the nation's welfare, root at th"
t«' ' in Me .:co, and though it has ap great American game. Washington
convincing is baseball mad
DesponJencey.
parrntly lackiil in its
pov- r. yet it i^ urged that the rco
on is due to the present lack of or-
ssniiod ron t'tu'ional government in
our r.eigh*>o-ing republic. In Wash-
ington, every member of the two
will | H, ises of Congiess patriotically up-
take ""botice that he has been sue<! j 'ieM the position of ihe President
in the District Court of Choctaw, nn fi°n nf "nriy din«ion.
County, State of Oklahoma, at Hu ! J^yver. since the failure of the
. . ._ t, , , Lmd mission, the old time sta - man] along very smoclhlv hot the
f..: •' ft . *^ced:.a8 appear8 >y ^ whp believes in ihe old time plan of: gressiees «i-e maintaining their own - r—
tltlon tiled in said Court ugains< nhysical force have ngain einei ;ed organisation and earring out tliei'- -vou want 14 at 'his office
said defendant in favor of the plain frnm cover and are expressing them-, own policiies. nnd if the statements'
tiff, praying for a divorce and the ?olvK7 s„Uo,UT,y' _W!bon * ' ' " " "
. ..... "i ",s appearance before C ngress
d "t must WWW said petition produced more thnlls than bav been | t|lr redding of the political partie
Confabs and discussions about re
uniting the Republican party, have
been revived, only to receive the em
phatic disapproval of Colonel Roose-
velt and his fellow Progressives,
| W.io emphatically deelare that they
1 will not play, fn Congress the dif-
ferent renulilican elements are goinp
Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, ard qui'.'kly u appears
when Chamberlain's Tablets are tak-
en. For sale by all druggists.
Of course, it is all right to say the
groom led the bride to the altar, but
did you ever see a bride pulling
back ?—Ex.
Mimeograph paper, cut any size
Anvnartnf th.. nm,i,i.niii.. . on or before the 3rd day of Octo-1noticed since the days when Colonel
,i in H n V'", 1913. or said petition will he! Roosevelt polled off bis a olarj
JiJ? ^ taken as true and judgment for di ^r^7ran_rns WhU" there is plentv,
•d since the days when Colonel( is a long ways off.
own policiies. nnd if the statements) , ———
'• f in the Capital are to br j J pentral thinj* when u doctor
1 taken as indicating conditions then prescribes whiskey for a well-to-do
11! the wedding of the political parties Pa''eT1t. the prescription doesn't have
to be ever renewed.—Ex.
paid in deferred payments
divided in equal installments, due in
the periods as stated, such deferred
payments to be evidenced by the
purchaser's notes and secured hy
mortgage on the premises conveyed.
Interest at the rate of H per cent
per annum will be charged on defer-
red payments.
Option will be given purchasers to
pay entire consideration in rash
sold by deferred payment plan.
Deferred payments and accrued In-
terest may bo paid any time prior
to maturity of' notes.
Written bids on any of Ihe above
taken as true and judgment for di-
vorce will be rendered in favor of
said plaintiff against said defend-
ant accordingly.
E. A. RURKE,
Clerk of the District Court,
By W. D. Steen, Deputy. ai'ltM
School. Open Sept. 15.
The Hugo city schools will open on
the ISth of this month, as announced
'■y Superintendent Rennett. During
'lie summer vacation many improve
merits have been made in the differ-
?nt school buildings of the city, and
there will lie a large increase in the
f diffeience in rpinion as o the val
of the neac policy, rtill it, o
rere critics hope for it1-' suc-ess
Disrhoea Quickly Cured.
accompanied by ten per cent of the numbers of students, it is thought.
"I was taken with diarhoea and
, Mr. Yorks, the merchant' here, per-
l.ower Mouse to Tackle Currency. I suaded me t< try a bottle of Cham-
Tin Ho" e nf Representative- ha- ' herlain's Colic. Cholera and Piar-
Vcn markinc time frr several rhoea Remedy. After taking one
months, but with 'b" currency meis i dose of it 1 was cured After shr r4
•ire now on the calendar, these Cop doge of it I was cured. It also cured
Trossmen who have torig been suf I others that 1 gave it to." writes M
fering f im enforced si!°o*-p. can' E- Oehhart, Oiiele. Pa. That is not
w <rk off h°ir accumulation rf at all ununsual. An ordinary attack
sne-whes nnd theroKv Hf-mori-f*-°te to'of diarrhoea can almost inva~iablv
•be coontrv and their consti'nenH be cured bv one or two doses of this
i\i«t what they know about finaop- remedy. For sale by all druggists.
rial problems. Democratic caucuses|
•vhieh have bti>n in charge nf l eader | Much as we may
Underwood fo>* the past three veirs.lanl condmen the other, we bat
have Mwnvi been able to get thing- think of liwaven a;
down to a fino point, and when anv where girl angel- would be afraid to
legislation like the currency bill gigE1?
| All kinds of legal blanks for sale
; at this office.
| Anyway, when George confessed
I that he did it with his little hatchet
I he probably had an ax to grind.—
Ex.
A fresh shipment of carbon paper,
I the best on earth, for sale at -this of-
fice. phone 21.
80 ACRES FOR SALE.
Five miles from Hugo; -6 acres of
bottom land:' no improvements,
one Can give terms on par* $15.00
to per acre. This is a bargain.
ustere place: s1MM0Ng & BRONAUGH,
Hugo, Okla.
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