Cherokee Telephone. (Tahlequah, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1892 Page: 1 of 4
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CHEROKEE fe' TELEPHONE.
YOU MK VI.
The l onili
Admiral A'. ••
•Hvathat ti''' ma
Will have dou •>
each end - > thai
without losing i\
fcajs, will be u
The W ofchingtoa Route.
Traveler* from thl* taction vlsitiug th« !,'a-
Uonul C«i ila! umt deeiriuK to tnke thcuuicl c«t
anu mast oonvmiou* route, should go by vrnj
of 8t.J4>ali,from which point the through trains
of tin-Ohio & MiPhlMi|>r-i, Jlaltlmoru, Ohio At
feonihvv.'Htrrn &ad lUliimore A Ohio Huilw iyn
lw'Vf .daily fbr Washington. Baltimore, 1'hlla-
IrlptTti and New York.
TI'' IJue* form tho ouly i< nt« rnnnlnar two
Iftlly lines of Tollman slit plug rnra to Wash-
ington nnd ai the quickest and ouly direct
routes to that point. To those who aro Kolntf
to Netr York I other eastern points. unit d -
sire to stop off at tho Capita), the O. A M , Jl.
0. «t^ w , mid 11 A<> route offpra the l>eM
facilities, S* His the only line fiorn till' went
rnntilng dlrnc-tly tL'Du^h Washington to New
York, and th i at.i :i :>'r does not have to go out
of his way or pay oxti ?ar« over brunch roads
«• by other routes Win a pnrchaalng tickets
to any point cam. .. . ti jrnir*tU kot read by
0. A HI., II <• i 8 W . and B. A o. Kj
O.I'. Mi Uauty,
O. r. A., 11 O. A S. W. It;
Ctncinuatll
Wiiau Yon Oo South*
Ton will vrlah t<> bp fall v informed as to th#
cheapest, moat direct ami most pleasant route.
You wisii to pim-haee your ticket via the routp
that wilt snbjfrt ron to no delays, and hy
which through trains are run. before you start
ron should provide yourself with a map and
time table or thr •! iiinhin itont* (Kansas City,
Ft. Scott A M< Mipi) h It K ) the only direct
route from nnd *fa Knnsni Cily to all point* in
Eastern and Southern Kansas, 8outhwi*st Min-
•onri, aitq Texni< I'ractlcally the only route
ti :• i ii..' w. : '.I all outhtid cities I ntlre
trains with Pullman Tnlare Sleeping Cars nnd
free Kecllniiu ( hirtrCaib, Kansas City to Mem-
phis nnd Hiriiun.'ham; through sleeping car,
Knnsaa CiK to s , o : --iiih .arid Kansas rlty to
Atlanta, li ; Tiii* is|he direet route and m my
miles tlx hortor lln to Little Hock, II.ft
Bpriaga. Kurrktt f*prin,:s. Fort Smith, Van
Ihnon, ravel t • • i 11 «• :>:■ ! .Uyolntlil" Arknuuia.
fiend for n Imi ji- map. send for h conv of ins
Missouri and Ksic a.< Farmer, and eight pa-'o
titnetrsif•••! pip • nirrMi.; full an reliable
Information in relation to the great fitatoa ot
Missouri ni
mailed free. All
Issued monthly and
j.k lockwoop,
Gen'l .* Ticket Agt
'Kansas City, Mo.
YARN'S BARBER SHOP.
Tft3rxleq.u.ali, I. T
P. SWEPSTEVTonsorlal Artist.
EvervUoilv hnowa "^wep," the bar-
ber. Ho is a j;oo 1 barber and no mis-
take. lit- izi' i • a clean, smootlt shave
without "akinning a man a live." Aa
to cutting h.iir, nits pampadotir, feath-
er edge, qttarter shingle anil all other
cuts. Cull on P. S\v<'pst(!r, just above
the Telephone otlico.
adair 2 crawford,
mrm tocians.
Located at Pr\or4s Creek, I. T.f 10
milo* west of tho Cherokee Orphan
A ay I urn, in Cooweeseooweo district,
O. N., on tho M. K. & T. R'y. All
business intrusted to their care,relating
to the practice of medicine. Surgery
and Mid-wifcry will he promptly at-
tended to.
t&ra ivo ns your patronage.
J. M. TAYLOR,
Uiilusl Slates Commissioner
For tla© "Western
District of jft.rlca.n.sa.s
Claremore, Indian Territory.
G. W. PA SCO, M. M. EDMI8TON,
H. M HARKI.^ON
PASCO, HARRISQH S EDMISTON,
Attorneya-at-Lcvv.
Will praolioe in tho U. S. Courts 0!
the Indian Territory ami tlio Federal
courts of adjoining states.
MUSKOGEE. IND. T Y.
C. M. ROS^'l.1. D. JESSE BUSHYHEAD, M. D.
DRS. ROSS & BUSHYHEAD,
p.hysigijijsis & surseo^s.
gMTOmco at Chnmbers Drug Store.
CLAREMORE, I. T.
J. M. KEYS,
J. T. DREW.
Keys & Drew,
Attorneys-at'Law.
Will pra< tice in ail the courts of the
Cherokee Nation.
TAHLEQUAH, JND. T'Y.
f
L. 1?. BELL,
Attorney-at-Law.
Praetic^in all the Courts of this
Nation.
VINITA. IND. T'V.
8. 8. FKARS, <JEO. McLAGAN.
fears & mclagan.
Attorneysat-Ijaw.
Commissioners of Deeds for AtUansns.
MUSKOGEE. IMP. T'Y
D. TQ. WISDOM
Attorney-at-Law.
MUSKOGEE, I. T.
A. E. Tvey,
attorhey-at-law.'
Special attention giver, to claimants
ior citizenship in th« Cherokee Na-
l]ont
TaJcilequaJa, I. T.
X T. •
TA11LE0UA1I, IM). TEH.. THMUSDA JULY 7. 18J 2
< f the jtsiliua navj
.f-w:ir f the fatnrc
v vm ami h helm at
it c:iu turn :U'( miii1
: nr. iu side*, U«
TO TJiE PUBLIC:
In addition to oup Large Stock, on hand, we have just received our .New
Samples for the coming Spring and Summer Season from the large and well
known Tailoring Establishment of JA. BOFU & CO.. GHO&O, and we cordially
invite you to inspect them.
The line is exceptionally large and fine, and all goods will be made up in tho
best manner and very latest styles, and at prices which no local tailor cin
compete.
+ .FIT SUJ1RJ1.NTEED.
We would be pleased to receive your order for any garments that .you may
need-be it Suits. Pants, or Overcoat-anu hoping you will favor us with m
aerly cail, we remain. Yours respectfully.
el. £ TURNER.,
.Muskogee, I. T.
Kan sit* litjr.
' \v. r • i|u • I .. Km ms <*i(y as
! follow*: No. 'J hard wlio.it O'Jji&ii-; No.
8hat «l wheat No. 4 hard wheat
j r, i lie; rc.v U'1 hard whaat 4' Ac; No.
J rod wheat 31- iWc; No. 11 r >d wlitfat t'.-J <c
! 4e; No 4 red wn MhxaVth-.
oath vv i weak. No > mixed sold at
us -.".v, ne<iinliii' to built*. No. - u t.Ue
at ao.'. No. a at «$1! disco-in- kyk wu,
I unsalable. A f. w . : r. of N„. ■> Hold u>,
j a-lfo, but buyers did not app >ur to want it
. at any pric . No. a at rtv: No. 4 at .Vic.
j Fi.ixsr.r.n—tile on tho basU of pure. Bham
! - Stead) ; aac hero in lOilbhaeks Dulk,
j 40>r48c*. Hay— Keaolpt* 6 ear>; market
wrak. <%>:Otjtions aiv Timothy.
( |K.'i*ton: fa my |M*airie. W.Vi.i7: to
choice, f.V u . •. t>; low grade, H %'.
at i'nrt Worth, Tex, Offloer Lea
Wnlker was fatally shot in a low with
neyi'oes While making" ail arrest, tine
nf his assailants \va captured ami had
a narrow eseape from lynehiiiff.
.'•iati>tirs of tierinany's foreign trada
for May show a large increase of ex-
ports over the same month in 1891.
The exports for the llrst five months of
t his year show an increase of 000,000
tons over the exports fur the cora®*
H oudiuff perirxl in laol.
WAGONER LUMBER COMPA'Y.
[f B. SEVERS,
DEALERS IN
Lmril )ct, Shino-le.s, Sasli,
Blinds, Lime, Cement., l^laster.
Tlttii:' arul Ui-iclv. Free Perry-
age to Customers. A Com-
plete Stock always on
Hand. Call and
SEE US.
Dij
-DEALER IN-
ij Usuuviivu UllU tiuuuiuuu^
MUSKOQEB, • I. T.
My Stock is Always Large and Full.
Mr. Martin and otottra In ray (tore will tako pleasure in waiting on
onr Oberokaoan<l other vnstOHiiTB. We want yo«r trade
and will tieit you right. Come and get onr prleea lor
WE SELL LOW DOWN.
You can flu'.1 everything and anything almost at my atore.
WAGONER,
I.
T-|F. B. Severs, Muskogee, I. T.
J. FOSTER & CO.
Wholesale - Grocers!
I
MD COTTOJi FACTORS.
NOS. II AND 13, N. 2ND. ST.
fort smith, ark.
FR/fnK I50LL1TVSER,
Commission Merchant
Anil Wholesale Deaier in
FRUITS and PRODUCE.
Wm. A MADDIN
it. - and - Builder,
Muskogee, Ind. Ter.
ITanufas r all kinds of Wood and 8heet Metal Work,
Bash, I>< re Kronts, Frames, Btore Fixtures, Stair
Knils, 1; Newel Posts, and all kinds of Turned Work,
Picture Mouldings, etc,
Tin R >ofi j;, Guttering, Conductor and
Stoye Pipes.
B. j'.iDc Drums, Galvanized Copper and Iron Works.
BIDWELL AND C ANFIELD.'
lb.-
rr«l-
sltil.lt Ion (-MmllittttiMi
dent mm ti \ Irr PrtMldrnl.
cincinnati, ()., July a.—Tho national
prohibition convention «**^o\vod the
I'ttMon'd conrentlon fashion untl nunlo
ttrat ballot nomination for tho pros
■li'ivy. (ionoral John llidwe!!, ai 9W
Culiforniu pionoor, a former coiigrcM*
L. 1
rv&Macm
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
CONSIGNMENTS OF PliODUCE SOLIC- j
ITED. BRA . AND usJN CASTINGS. REPAiRiNC MACHi^EBf A
Xo-Q Second Street. Fort Smitl? Jlr-fc i SPECIALTY
-Tames Morell, Proprietor.
1 < ii m supplied. Iron pipes and fittings. Babbit metal. Special
1 i t repairing engine? And boilers. Our foundry is well oquip-
inf iron store fronts, columns, lintels, door plates and grate bars.
GEO. M. NEALE, President.
SAMUEL C. NEALE, Secretary.
fie a Sil
Jotjn Jewell
man nnd now u wrulthy land owner of
California, wan tin* iioniintM* by an un>
niihtaUablc majority, reeelvlnff r 0
votes out of a total vote of 1 T4. 4ST
s luring iu-n Hsary to a choice. J.
II. Cantield « f Texah was nominated
for vice president on the Mccond ballot.
Tli«> Platform.
The plutforiu uh adopted in as fol-
iowh:
The Prohibition party in nationni ccnvon-
lion usiMtmbled, acknowledirinff Almliftity
Oodustho ftouivti of all Iru.- iroveininout
and His law a the standard to wliit'h all
human t:nnctmeiita inunt conlurm to Mtmre
tlu« bli-Hsh.ys of iieaco and prosperity,
preaents the following dtvluration of
piinciplca.
First -The liquor trafllc in a foe to clvll-
iiation, th«- arc) 1 fiicin.v of |n p il, r imivrn-
ineut nnd a public nuiauner. It, in the cita-
del of the fort'Os that corrupt iKillticn. pro-
mob* poverty and t-rime, aejrr/.dt the na-
tion's home life, thwart the will of the peo-
ple nnd dwiiviTour country in tin- hunds of
rapacious interests All laws tint
under the trui*" °f roffulatiou leif.dize and
protect this trallic or make the Kcvcrnment
share in Its lll-frottea gains are
••vicious in prineiples and power-
less an a remo.iy. We di-clare anew for
the entire Huppreaslon « f the manufacture,
sale, iui|M)rtation, exiNtrtatiou and trans-
portation of alcoholic liquors an a bevt r.'i^re
hy federal and state leKi>>lntioii nnd the full
powers of the government should lie
exerted to secure this result. Any party
that fails to i-ecoirnlze tho dominant nature
of this issue in American polities is unde-
serving of the support of the people.
Second NociUzen should ne denied the
right to vote on uceount of sex and equal
lalior should ivcoive equal wages without
regard to sex.
Third —The money of tho eo tin try should
h j issued by the general government and
iu sufficient quantities to meet the tie-
innnds of the business and give full oppor-
tunity for tho employment of lahor. To
this end an increase iu the volume of
money is denninie 1 and no Individual or
corporation stnjuld Ik; allowed to make atiy
profit through tt issue. It should be made
a legal tender fci' tho (wymint of all J.-hts,
public ami private. It should be fixed at
tho definite utim per caplt t an I ramie to in-
crease with onr iuerense in population. £
Fourth W".' favor the free and uulimild
coinage of kUvcrund gold.
Fifth—1Tmftff should be levied Oflly as a
defense ngwB*t Itn. fr« vei-inn(*nts which
levy tariff liuoti our product*, revenue ! -•-
mg iaeldentlli The re«itii> t of n - ,ns nec-
essary to a* economical ailminiat ration oc
tlie government should h • raised hy levy-
ing a burden upon what the poople |M aess
instead of what we cousum .
The other planks demand woman
suffrage end equal pay, regardless of
sex; demand government control of
railroads, telegraph and their public
properties; demand the further re-
striction of immigration ami the e*,
tension of the naturalisation peri^
oppose acquisition of lands,
aliens and favor forfeit in.
unearned land grants: ^
the reign of mob law an#
trial by jury for all citi/.q
one day's rest in seven ft.
favor arbitration an I
equivocally stand by '
1 i^*uiic school system if
Englisb and oppose j.
to sectarian sehoobi n
parties for truckling
terests and to the s^TV T
THE Mi*!
(id
cbicaoo, July b—M f r
for active futures are*,
July I jlligh'tt \ 1
at
I pe
"V
I -
til Huren,
yvrlce-n.sa-s
AJISOm TEJAPLB, FORT SJVMTJf. AKKMSflS.
Imparts to Young Ladies and Young Men a profitable education Uiat
jpens up tho broadest avenues to success in life.
u.
you m m." day in the y
Send fox* CataloKue.
ear. . ^
J. B. ANTOINE,
Artistic Paper Hanger, Painter
and calcominer..
Parties who want painting done in and around Tahlequah, should consult
me in person or by letter, aa I do work of tlio best and finest, b
at a reasonable price.
I'41 < . II. I'ikrson, Cottle Salesman, ('has. AV. Klack, Sec'y A Treas
II- l' 11 M. W. Cakboi.l, Hog Salesman. Late of Geo. F. Barse Live
v ' . Stock Commission Co.
THE 1TEKSON &■ BLACK.
'* Sfock Commission Kompaivy.
TAL STOCK, $100,000.
Ol HECTORS:
Ueo. i/'. T. Koberts, I. F True,
J. H.Goddard, J M. N 11,
(I. H. Pierson, Chas. W. IMa«-k,
James Parsons.
I{ejt• • ts urnished upon applicati*^- t'orrutuio« J«'«ce solicited.
ial attention s«ven to placing feeders.
OM ?!4. SECONQ^LOOK. LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING.
ANSAS CIT^. .... MO
TURMER HARDW A EE COMPANY,
muskogee,-
indian territory.
Keep O22 Hand
E V E H Y T \ I i>: GL
vvukat—
July
Sept !
Doc
CoiiN—
July «;
Auk
Sept i '
Oats— «
July J
Au^r
Sept
POKK—
July
Aug
Sept....
Linn—
July.
Aup
Sept
Kibs—
July
Aug.
Sept.
lteceT
IW cars; «
14, wo
rn'
Needed to till the soil. To reap the harvest. To market the produce. It mttU n n< lu ther vow are h la> u r, stockman, merchant, gardner, lumber
or sportsman, we can furnish you the implements, and tools, and tackle, and 1111 cLiuer> . 'd*l in > our busi !■'-*. Ifced^l to build the lions**, to finish the
"line, and to furnish it, whether it he palace or cabin. All tiie utensils for t 1.. 1 o. 1 .• fuirnituro ] tin- ♦ «! room, dining room, parlor or drawing
room. Eveay item of general merchandise, save things lo cat and wear, we keej a
Hardware, Implements, Lumber, Buggies,. Iron, Steel, Wall
Paper and Furniture.
"OUNB FIGHTS HAR'J.
r'i" K*-0 t , iiMiararj AppnaU *0 lit*
Fimeriit «V|,rr,^0 Court.
JKrrKimt H CrrrTStt,., J0ly 1. fhe
case of the state m > l!c
Treasurer Nolsnd f« V the «n fc / <*.
meut t f state funds for or-
ing in division No. 3 of tTS ^iij ..(iie
?onrt this morning and the coil 1 re-
fused to'grant a rehearing of tk«
muse and ulso refused a motion to
transfer the cause to the court in ane.
Utorney Charles L. .Voland for ti x.
treasurer present and aunoi J
l is Intention-*o tako the c t the
I'nited States supreme cour* * viit
i f error. In order tt st^-nre v of
the record with which to go b
one of the judg-vs of the UnHed S ->s
supreme court ami ask for a w 1.' f
rror, he asked the court to gra.it a
stay of execution for twenty days
After consultation Judge Uanti au-
nt >uneed that a decision on the appli-
cation for a stay of execution w uld
be given at 11 o'clock. Before 'hat
hour, however, the court announcel S
thst the slay of execution for twenty
days would be granted as prayed f"*\ ,
One nf the evidences t f the ex-t •• «%•
urer's peculations was a check d awn
in Kansas City and paid by tine of the
state depositories in the city of St
I* uis, payable to K. E Wilson, for
9.MH). Attorney Charles Noland claims
that this item alone raises a
federal question which will war-
raut the interference of tie
United States court. The offense, he
claims, was committed either in K a a*
sas City or St. Louis, nnd he was
tried in Ode county. The couititu-^9
turn, he says, guarantees an aci used
the right of a trial by jury in the
county in which the offense was m-
mitted, which has been denied his
client in this instance.
Mexican ticiicmU to a 1 >ti I. " '
city ok mexico, mcx., July %'
eral Hosteles Koch a, a distingu >hed
ortlcer, now on the ret'r?d list, pub-
lished a series of articles in El -re-
bate, a paper devoted to ml itary
affairs, criticising recent army ma-
neuvers solely from a strategh and
scientific standpoint, (leneral ( isper
Sanchez Ochoa,commanding the tn'( p
which acted on the offensive, m ie a
bitter retorfe, insinuating that h , de-
tractor was inspired by jealou* ' ".u
other base motives in thus asfailing
him. This was considered in the I ight
fa personal Insult and u challenge
was sent and accepted.
Kullwuy Construutltm Statl«||p«.
CnidAoo, July *j.—Tn its ne>
the Haihvay Age will give a
of railway c instruction /
last six months. Its retir
l,33f> miles of main ['
laid, distributed am
thirty-live states, f
time 1,778 miles '
laid, and yet t*
snowed thew
Invlwir ,«■
wont in '
belief^"
tire y \
prop#
mon/
i'rices wore .
follows: No. 9 «
3 hard wheat
55 ".' 9c; rejected huru
2 red wheat «4nt< Sc; No. . ■ ■■
64c; No. 4 red wheat -
Oats—Were weak. No. "J mixed sin
28<rVftk*, aco. nling t< Wiling, No. 2 whm
lit HOo, No. 3 *t Hi- dtlK-ouli! li E Was
unsalable. A few cars of No. a sokl at
lj ,v^c, but buyers Uid not appear to want it
at any pric«. No. 3 at ti>c; No. 4 at ->lc.
Fi.4Xskk.u-01c on tlio basts of pure. Hhai
—Steady; He here In 101 lb sacks, llullt,
4fl.i48e.' hiv-lteoelpts 5 cars; market
weak. Quotitlous are: Titnolhy. tH.-U
pvr^on; fancy prairie. $050 c7: sroud W
choice, «. .««. Q\ l"* k'rade, «4<t ..
14vb stot k.
Kansas City, Mo., July 1.—Cat tie—Ke-
ccipts. -',233; calves. (Mi; ahippci yesUr-
day, 1,584; calves, Tbfl. The market for
sUtcrs was active and lOoi'AV hichcr;"eow
stning to lor higher; feeders 10c Inkier;
Tex,us steers luc higher, and cows stroud
to 10c higher.
Dressed beef and .hipping steers 11.30 '5
4.V5: cows and heifers tM'i '3'J>; Texas
and Indian steel's *1 to ' 4; Tonus and
f'.M'W COWS *1 .rs.tit); stoeUol-. and
feelers W; uiiycd#l '
Hogs-Keeelpta, 10.IV.; ahiuped ye«'°r-
day, J..'13. Tlie mark " waa active ana 5(3
Wc, mostly 10c higher.
,„.s
•nun to 1m
b^ r„
A cOi.
the Hnrrv
shot Deputy a. - ,
pected by the Tan
W wtill ami
ko, who
jT.Tr Z. '■ ii"! ' 1
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^ a
Vw«.
prosecutor. I
A temperance mo 3 _ . ^
atartetl at West Phf ^ p. ana a
number of women belt* Z> the
C. T. U. are holding 2 "
prayer in the saloons > oilUard
-
Every European go«emiue J, except ?
Russia, has already announcea that it
will participate in the Coining interna-
tional monetary conference. Sene4u>i
Jones of Nevada will, be one of tne
American conferees. ' ^
Anna Hinks, the younj^ daughter of
Madam llall. an Atchfam. Kan., foi^
tune teller, disappeared from h^we,
and a grocery clerk. Andrew Tomttar
son. was missed at the same time, it
ia thought that they have eloped
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