The Choctaw Herald. (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 16, 1914 Page: 2 of 4
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THE CHOCTAW HEKAI.IV
(Weekly)
JESSE G. CURD, Editor and >wner
Entered as second elafj matter
March 3, 1910, at tile postofBce at
Hugo, Okla., under act of congress
of March 3, 1879.
$1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Published Every Thursday.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
s ARTHUR J. WEIR
INSURANCE Sado
QUICK SERVICE ON FARM LOANS
Rooms 1 and 2, Collins Building, B'way, Hugo
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tfirifir m «*Sr? S? WMhy
Carnival Picnic
Ir. the big, cool and shady grove
on the North end of Dewew streot,
' ',cK'ning Wednesday and running to
We are authorized to announce W. and inc,udin* Saturady there wil1
l.ee Loftin for the office of Sheriff l,e held the Mg*«st and most elab
of Choctaw county, subject to tht orate picnic ever seen in this part
action of the Democratic primary, l)t the world Tht Carnival Picnic
August 4th, 1914.
Company, under the management of
Dr. M. S. Grout of this city, prom
We are authorized to announce R j iaes to be a brilliant success. This
K Warren for re-election as count) j compally wu, orffanUeiJ to handld
attorney ot Choctaw county subvert |
to the action of the democraic pri |tl,e p,umcs ,,vel 0,6 country aiul V*-
mary, Aug. 4th, 1914. i parations are being made for the in
itial picnic the will be successful.
We are authorized to announce R ^ hig* '''TJ^^ons hav*
M. (Bob) Connell as a candidate fo. i 8ecur,ed and l rot McCroskey
Sheriff of Choctaw County, subject ! 7'" frec act tvfiM
to the action of the Democratic pri <i:ly Hl> makes a daring skate down
mary, Aug. 4th, 1914. j a two 'Mctl Ka:! pipe on roller skates
and jumps 14 chairs. See this act,
it is worth your time and money.
We are authorized to announce C | R,!V John Granger of Durant, was
C. Lewter as a candidate for Count) I in the city yesterday
Commissioner from the 3rd District ! —
of Choctaw County, subject to th« i r J HI
action of the democratic primaiy LOuV NCWS
Aug 4th, 1914.
' , Well, good morning to all. I
We arc authorized to announce th* ! hopc 1,1 eni-
name of I. L STRANGE as a can sclves with their '"earts full to ovei
didate for the office of District 1 flowinB with the love of God, like I
Judge, subject to the action of tht Iam W you are not you are cer-
Democratic primary tainiy missing something that is
just finj and is frec to all whj
We are authorized to announce S seek.
!•'. Mauldin as a candidate for coun [ There is still some sickness in this
ty Commissioner for District No. 3
subject to the action of the Demo
oratie Primary, August 4th, 1914
' neighborhood.
Littl Albert Payne was sick Mon-
day.
Miss Ollic Harris has been quite
| sick, bat is improving some now.
The nrotracted meeting uik!-i. ■ V:
I big shed commenced July 10 We are
having a glorious go< d meeting, and
We are authorized to announce th< j already somc havc been saved, a ,i
name of A. R. Roland as a candidate there s Plenty of material to work
We are authorized to announce W
V. Poe as a candidate for Cottor i
Weigher of Choctaw County, subject |
to the action of the Democratic Pri
for the democratic nomination for
tax assessor, subject to the action of
the dsmocratic primary, Aug. 4, 1914
on yet
You ptoi-le who are missing l!ii
meeting are missing something that
Chamber of Commerce
Listen, citizens of Choctaw comi-
ty, success is only attained by co-
operation, not only by everlastingly
agitating a progressive and bene-
ficial move, but by getting hold and
putting $he value move in opera-
tion and keep the work up continu-
ously at it, and when we say this
we say it from experience as well
as observation.
Tuesday night at the Elk's hall
is the regular monthly meeting night
of the Chamber of Commerce and
we want this to bo one of the most
valued meetings ever held by this
organization. This meeting is for the
better road conditions of this coun-
ty, a move that not only benefits
the individual but benefits every one
and it is of great importance that
every citizen in the county get on
and under this move.
We have written page aftei page
on this good roads move which has
been published in The Evening News
and te harvest is beginnig to getj
ready for the valued work is getting
under way as every citizen has be
gun to think and act and are now
to the point of helping organize good
road crews and get down to acutal
Evans Made Talk
Will H. Evans of Bonham, Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade of his
home city, was the guest of tie
'ministers! of «Jiis city yesterday,
spoke to probably the largest au
dience that ever assembled in tiie
Airdome last evening,
Mr. Evans was preceded by Rev.
Armstrong of the Methodist Church
with n short talk, prayer and scrip-
ture reading by Rev. Welts and Re/.
Phippi.
The choijr rendered some very
appropriate selections and one jong
was given by the male quartett.
Mr, Evans made a very forcetul
talk on the relations of a business
man and religion.
He pointed out in a very forcei'u.
manner
the
First published in the Choctaw Her-
ald June 11th, 1914.
State of Oklahoma,
County of Choctaw. SS.
No
In the County Court in and for
saiJ county and state.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary Isaac, Deceased.
To R. E. Rowells, Adiministratcr
of the estate of Mary Isaac, deceas-
ed, and to George Isaac, Jesiae W.
Davis, J. R. Carter, and all other per-
sons not named, who have or claim
an interest in said Estate.
You and each of you are hereby
notified
That on the 23rd day of May, 1914,
Emma Ordogue, and Louis Celestine,
two of the heirs at law of Mary Isaac,
deceased, filed their petition in this
Pumps
Wood
ti,h., u l , eourt Pray'n that the rights of all
that the Sunday School is persons interested in the estate of
the one important thing in | tll0 8aki Mary Iaaac, deceased, £ a.°-
church. He pointed out the city of eertained and declared by this Court,
Bonhan. as a model tor many of his | and that it be determined to whom
worded illustrations and made them | distribution should be mde
so very plain that his lesson wer.t | That so far as known, the follow- j
Insulage
Cutters
Every-
thing in
Gasoline
and Oil
E'.ngines
Fairbanks,
Morse &
Co.
VARNER-COLI INS
Hardware Company
home to their mark and we predict
that_ they will have the desired ef-
fect. Mr. Evans pointed out the in-
evitable fact that one cannot hide
his light under a bushel and live ay
he should, because when that is do.n
the light goes out. He illustrated the
fact by using a candle under a glass.
ing is a description of the real estate
whereof said deceased died seized or ii
possessed, to wit: The South 1-2 of
North 1-2 of S E 1-4, and the West
1-2 .If S E I -l of S E 1-4, and the S. ,
W 1-1 of the S E 1-4, and the S E 1-4
of S W 1-4, and the East 1-2 of N E j
1-4 of S W 1-4 of Section 20, Town-
He prayed for men, business men | *hip 0 South, Range 17 East. Also
Lot Three (3) and S E 10 acres of
Lot Two (?.) and West 1-2 of N E
l-l of S E 1-4 of Section Seven (7),
Township 0 South, Range 17 East,
containing in all 304.40 ucres of land.
That so far as the petitioners know
who are making the struggle for do!
lars to be a little more eonserva
tive To reach out and take the ac-
tual work that the Lord would have
then) do, and prosecute that work to
right, that when that work is done
as it should be that prosperity to ,sa'1' ®e4r*« Isaac, Jesse W. Dav- j
all mankind cannot be hidden but is* and J R <arto1' are the only per
road construction wlrlc h, „i , wi" 'oom up us a burning bush in !wn!i. *ho havc claimed interest
I, ' already ( darkness Mr Evans made •J"' 8 oatate, in the course of admin-
"d very forceful talk^and he gave great I J'tration^ of the same, and up to the
ers arc being planned.
We have had a great number of
<^i((izeiis t-y compliment us on this
good roads move and our faithful ex-
ploitation of same, encouraged to
keep it up, for a more valued ser-
vice could not be redered than this.
We have taken pains to give somc
historical facte that go to show, by
the building of good roads you build
a higher civilization ami rnorj en-
lightend people and encourage indus-
try and commerce which go to the
support of the entire people
We were advised yesterday that
the Fort Towsoii peoule are more
than anxious to co-operate with us j
in building and improving the road |
from this city to that, which is in-
stress to Sunday School work He
claims that the Sunday School is
the real church, for without it the
church couldn't stand. He was fol-
lowed with a few remarks by Rev,
Armstrong, who acted as master of
ceremonies. The meeting was a
grand success and we predict that
this will not be the last of these in-
teresting meetings. Let us hope so
| at least Quite a bit of money was
contributed last night to dei'ray the
expenses of taking a religious cen
sus og Hugo. This Is a deserving
movement and we are highly in fa-
vor of the census.
| All kinds of typewriter pape
| typewriter ribbons for sal.- at
j >ffice, nhone 21.
FROM SHADY GROVE.
Good morning. I am real glad to
be back with you ail again \.his
week
We ire still needing rain; this
dry, hot weather is causing a irreat
deal of sickness.
J. M. Goad has three very swk
children I
Miss Bertha Clark is quite sic\ | AUCTION INDIAN
Mrs. W E. Brewer, of Red uak,; LAND SALE
Okla., returned home Tuesday, alter j Under Government Supervision,
a weeks visit with her parent.;, Mi.
and Mrs. O. p. Miller She left her
little invalid son, Oliver, unde, tf*c
treatment of a physician.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen have jjjsl
t'jrned from visiting relatives
Texas.
Johnnie White, one of our Shady
Grove boys, is attending the Hugo
/Husirtess College. We are sure of
his success, as he t: a quiet, bu ;ine-s-
l.'ke young man.
School began Monday with a Wj
good attendance. Quite a 'lurrl'ar
of the children be;ng on tli i
and unable to sti't.
Guess I will make my vis.t short
tfJK week, it is so warm I can't p
still long.
Regards to all.
Vote for Bob Connell.
BLUE bonne:
you ought to be getting your share j commendable, just and right,
of, for it is free to all of you. I Our informant was 11. A. Varner,
Hoping to tell you something more j w'w> stated that one of the leading |
in the future that will do you good, citizen of that city would give fif
I am as ever, your ) ** on this road, which shows
AUNT DINAH I t',c sP'r't existing on this good road
from Fort Towson to this city. We
| will ask the people to bo with us
j from the Spencer Crossing and help
lay plans for that roa I to be made
| what it should. These meetings havc
| their effect and bear fruit, and help
| pass the exploiting period and get
i down to actual work. We will try
Mrs. Bailey Dead
Mrsf Robert; Bailey whos - home
is in the second ward of this city,
died in Paris last night where she
was taken for an operation. All of
th> details of the case could not be
learned, but it is known that Mrs.
Bailey will be buried at Blossom,
Texas, the old home of the family.
Mrs. Bailey was past 40 years of
age and leaves a husband and five
children in the immediate family to
mounr her low She was a kind
time making of said order;
That von ■'.n1' ofi"- n r.rt |
named, who have or claim an inter- j
est in said estate, are cited to appear j
before this Court, at the Court room j
thereof, in the said County of Choc-
taw, State of Oklahoma, on the 8th ,
day of September, A. D. 1914, at the j
hour of 1:00 o'clock in the afternocri
of said day, and exhibit, in the mat) |
iter provided by law, your respective
claims of heirship, ownership, or ir.- i
terest in said estate, and show cause :
why such petition should not be gran- !
ted
(Seal) W D. STEEN,
Clerk of the County Court. !
Jim Thomas
Office in Longrio Building
Hugo, Oklahhma.,
Has money to loan on your
farm property. Long time,
low interest. Any amount
you want, and money ready
when we see your land,
If you -want to borrow see
me—I want the business.
THE MULE
Farm Loans, 5, 7 & 10
Years
The mule, he is a tunnysight,
He's made of ears and dynamite,
His hells are full of bricks and
springs, if you are contemplating borrow- '
tornados, battering rams and things.
lies fat as any poisoned pup, ,,n* money on land 11 wil1 Pay y°u ,
It's jest his meanness swells him to see ns before making definite ar^ j
up;
, 1 rangements. '
Hos always scheming 'round to do
The things you most don't want him J We make 8 8tra,&ht I
to. , payable ones a year. We d.;n't .|e-
dact cash commissions fron> th,i j
The mule he lives on moat anything;
I He's got a lovclv voice to sing,
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The following allotted Indian land ! ^ in '",c wlth (innL- *> *' a,u! , '**hbor and was toyed by all who An<1 who„ h<> ^ loos,; ot noon
ill be offered for sale at Public i Bo"we". a,,d as other P"intli kmiw The husband and chil it sounds like burz saws out of t
will —
Auction at the office of Charles Bo ™ possible and have reprcsenUtives
zarth, Field Clerk, Hugo, Okla., at 2 j them
o'clock p mv Monday July 27, 1914. | I en<l a haml f'* ">0 roads.
Case No 3618—Jim Polk Stephen, ! Pay your road tax without grunib
Choctaw, roll No 412. 90 acres e2 j l'ng Politics is worse than water
of NE4 of section 7;NBU of NW4 of on the roads. The building of lx t
NE4 of section 7, township 6 south, j ter roads is a duty and their main-
range 15 east, in Choctaw county. | tainance and repair essentianl. Good
GO acres fairly smooth bottom land, j roads are expensive to build and of
does not overflow except in extreme . too much value to be neglected. The
ly high water, 80 acres tillable, dark j way to get better roads and streets
loam; all in timb'- and grass. 5 miles ! is to cause sufficient money to be
from Soper, Okla Appraisement j appropriated and build them. Bad
■5900. Terms cash
dren today for Paris and will ac-
company the remains to theii last
resting place.
J. M. Tyler of Oklahoma was
business visitor yesterday
The Mothers' Club has postponed
its regular meeting until August at
which time they will meet with Mrs
I)r. Chambliss.
HUGO DRUGGIST HAS
VALUABLE AB.'iNCi
The Crescent Drug Co. has the Hu-
go agency for the simple mixti::.< if
buckthorn bark, glycerine, .-t:.,known
• is Adler-i-ka, the remedy whiJi l,e-
ccme famous by curing appends
This simple remedy has power I u >
tion and drains ri'ch surprisn
mounts of old matter from the body
that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation almost IMMEDIATELY,
The QUICK action of Adler-i-ka is
astonishing.
THE CRESCENT DRUG CO.
Robt Dunlop of New Kirk was
in the city yesterday.
j The improvement
ways follows
"titions
Titlt to be taken in its present , ing around cussing the country. Re
condition. j port the bad placcs in the road to
Ten per cent of the highest, bid | your local supervisor .umI keep a '-
must be deposited in tho hands of | ter him until h ; fixes It. What is
the Representative of this o'fice at j worse to live in than a village or
the time of sale in the form of bank | city that does not keep down the
Iraft made payaule to W M. Baker,! just
.'asher and Spccial Disbursing Ag- j (;|„apflr transportation of food pro-
mt lor the Union Agency; the re | (lu,L, pa„ 0„,y ovor improve(,
mainder of the initial installment (or I ^ t|m improvomcnt of roa,|s
the remainder o tbe consderat.on ii |aml ;(trp„t ,.ffert
sale made for cash), to l>e paid | ^ am| (.hj|(1
within ten days from date of ral.
therefor.
Written bids on any of the abov
accompanied by ten per cent of the .
amount thereof, if received A thr j M.> k Secretary,
place of sale prior to the hour of the j
sale given above, will be opened and Jkpnatni CiOW ^nnlfP Saftir.
considered at the time of sale. Such j OfJOKe iiatlir
written bids may be presented or
mailed ti the address indicated. If
such bid is rejected the deposit will
ba returned promptly. Saturday afternoon at 1:30 Sena-
No bid for less than the appraised ; tor Thomas P. GoHc, th-i blind se la-
value will be considered. tor from Oklahoma, spoke on the cor-
The right is reserved to reject any ! er o' Broadway and Jackson streets,
and all bids. j Senator Gore occupied a great deal rtf
Correspondence is solicited .lid 'time outlining the work he has done
any additional information available in the senate and askel the voters to
i-on^eming this or future sales will suport him on his merits. He spoke
be furnished upon application to the in good terms of his opponents.
■indTrigned.
DANA H. KELSEY. Col. 8. M. Rytherford, of McAles-
V. S. Indian Superintendent. (tor is in the city 'or a few diys
aunf 'XjuaSly uoiufj 'aoSo^sng ard while here is the guest of Wright
25, 1914. Eon-ford in Frisco place.
(First published in The Choctaw Her-
ald, June 25th, 1914—St)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAL.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of Choctaw
County, Stats of Oklahoma, on the
18th day of June, 1914, in an action
wherein O. A. Simmons was plaintifI The mule, he tndes to his own biz;
roads cannot "be improved by stand-j and Louisa Collins, nue Rose and Ho don't look loaded, but he is.—
f tune.
He stands around with a sleepy eye
And looks as if he'd like to die
Hut when there's any dying done,
It ain't the mule, i'll bet a bum.
Some folks dou't treat mules with
respect,
They say they ain't got no intellect;
That may be so, but if you've got
To go to heaven on the spot,
And want a way that dosn't fail
Just pull tlie tassel on his tail,
John Collins were defendants, direct-
ed to me, the undersigned sheriff of
Choctaw county, commanding me to
levy upon and s_'ll without appraise
ment the following deacril>ed proper-
ty, to-wit:
West 18.00 acres ot Lot Two (2)
and the Southeast ten (10) acres of
Hollands Co-Operator.
commissions
loan or take commission note.
large payments. We grant tin ixr- I
rower the privilege of paying loan I
at any interest payment before ma- I
turity. All business is tran i icted I
at our offices. We hive been in the 1
loan business contiuously i.i this)
country for 10 years and are a per- |
manent institution.
Hugo Farm Mortgage Co.
O A. Simmons, V. Bronough,
President Secretary.
Ofiices in Darrough Bldg.
j9tf.
(First published in The Choctaw
II ;ml! July 10, 1914, t2)
Notice of Sale of Chattels.
By virtue of an execution to me
directed and delivered, issued out of
the District Court of Choctaw coun-
Ix)t Two (2) and tho Northwest D.29 : ty oklahoma m an action in said
acres of Lot Three (3), of Section (,0Uit whenin Anna K McE
Eighteen (18), Township Seven (7)
McElvaney
is plaintiff, and S. A. Downs is de-
Id. Nobody is left out. South, Range Sixteen (KU East, lo- j ^ , ' on ^ ^ (j.
ment of highways is a. ^ '« co«nty. Oklahoma |
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day
Best Diarrhoea Remedy.
If you have ever used Chamber-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy you know that it is a success
Sam F. Guin, Whatley, Ala., writes
"I had measles and got caught out
in the rain, and it settled in my
stomach and bowels. I had an aw
_ plaintiff i0':l0,;K A an,J " 1 m; 01 ful time, and had it not been foi
• against said defendants, obtained Ma'tl "lay."' fro t of theCourt House Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera am
and mad • in said court on the 17th ! " Ha'(l County aforesaid, o'fer at, Diarrhoea Remedy 1 could not possi
day of December, 1913, for the sum j Public sale and sell tot he h highest |bly havc lived but few hours longei,
o* $111.37 and interest thereon at the bidder for cash in hand, the follow- I but thanks to this remedy, I am nov.
well and strong." For sale by
dealers.
rate of ten per cert per annum from ing described property, to-wit:
H'c 17th dav of December, 1913. nnJ j 61 Vol. Federal Reporter;
attorney's fees amounting to $26.00,, .16 Vol. Pacific Reporter;
and for costs arrojntin^' to $!2 46 a-I . ir, Vol. Current Law und In-'ex.
costs a'cridng: I will no the 27th day j i^jd property having been lev oil
o' July 1914. at the hour of two p. „„ M t|,e prooperty of said S. A
m :,w d:v' af the, ^t door of i Downs, and Ukon on execution in
h-ine ir the dtjr of Ho ^ nf ^ R Mct;|vnr)ey
<*o. in pf'ri rounty *• .'mo, of cr for, , . . , , um muniun lurmroii.
M.I- an l «el| to the high-st bidder fo^ Dat,,d th,K- th« ,Bth dn" nf ^ ^r- "" .u!fd. ?"«W
cash, said nronerty above described '
or po m-'ch the'eo' as will satisfy: R M GONNELu
said judgment with Inter^ t and cost 1 8heri:f
Witne«s my hand this 24t.h day of By Welch Evans, Deputy.
June. !9I4.
(S sM R. M. CONNELL, | See Mrs Dacus about your drsss
al
Beware of Ointments lor
Catarrh that Contain Mercury
a* mercury will «urHy dentroy the
of nmell and complntnly <teranffe n*
wnol" nyntcm when pntfrtng It througl'
th© mucous surfaces. Such articles shout*
never used except on prescription!
from reputable physicians, as the damaff*
tt ey will do Ih ten fold to the good yoxl
f can possibly derive from them. Hair-
( atarih Cure, manufactured by F.Kt
C.'heney A Co., Toledo, O . contains
>• y or *« ., i.m.ho. contains it
•ury. and t taken Internally, actln
directly upon the blood nod mucous swr
faces of the system. In huvlitff lfa?i
Cat** *rh Cure be sure you get the sen
lf e ft In taken ir>ternally and nimi-
( Tol* oo. Ohio, hy K. J Cheney a r
.qwtff nf rhorfaw coanty, Okla. dress making et«., Next door to tknoniHis ft«.-
By Wel^h Evana, Deputy
; Christian Church. Phone 178.
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