The Caddo Banner. (Caddo, Indian Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, April 12, 1895 Page: 1 of 8
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CAD! >0, CHOCTAW NATION, I. T., Mill* Vt MOl'.MNii.
I'ATE.
Attorney-ail.;t'
KAMtovi IllKViiin-
Highest of all iu Lsaveniag Power
i. c. s. (iov't r.-
, * \ i
:«r
A u K:I.
Henry Byingtn-
Attorney and Connsalor-at.Law
„jU practice in all the courts of
• fruitful
candidate* -
U i, tlx
. ■ : support. Ih'.incMl
III HC11 lV.'.t'ltJiiScil. 'I'll-
the
Choctaw Nation.
. c. HODGES.
J ■ Attorney at Law .
Will practice in all State
Federal courts
Pans, Texas.
au very
jjity is tliat wiiU many the',
(tingle ill- ' .lit i* to secure election i
! regard loss t lit* infiiiuls )>ui>uc<l.
It i*i Mtrar.i;^ ;iat o flirt' l « ..11;.vili •
almost a iii'.i .!• with some men.!
You, perh;i > know men, who have
good to become can- j
diilates for an i ftice that )>ai l less,1
brought the holder into an enviable
' contact with the world, require 1
harder work to retain it.
ABSOLUTELY PURS
I (Jr. halls,
J Atoka, I. r.
Will practice in U. S. and In
dian Courts.
Collections a Specialty.
J. S. HANCOCK,
notary rt'BLic.
Office in Post Oflice Building.
I. i
CM 1)0
life ami that every one knows l.e every Indian, and if Henato I'laU
cannot afford? Why should lie fur is ri^lit. ** Improbably is. there «r.
m*h money for the drinks or for lie ten whites to every India,; 1
trifling nienV Why end of this year.—Ardmore,
expected tn Uestow his Herald.
y ti
dinner* for
should lie tie
hi*
IV, A. t'ARK r. w. 0« Y. W. A. WIUSI.
Park Ownbv & Durant
ATTORNEYS- AT-L A
* much needed mean* to
: Office holding generally utility :i | ejecti(1|1-- It all indicates the cor
man for anything else, and tnakes! ,„fli,eiices of oui methods of
l.tin a slave to the whims and capri- U>IU.|:,inning and should Vie depreci.
ces of a ve. y tickle voting popula-| .1Mlj looko.) dow n upon by the
lion. Once in oflioo a man feels bis lwi(t ,..tuen*. Candidates can't af
dependence on the good w ill of til- jor([ (iiepe things and it should not
j people and generally determines to wx,1(;r.ted of them. It is catering
hold it ai all hazards. Ilis living j l() thf very lowest and smallest . t ) a
depends upon it, and he is tempted ine^10,i, 0f purchasing vote* aim in-
to resort to somewhat qnestionahle \ tlueuce.
means to keep tin good will of the
dear constituency. His convu-lioim T1|(, „09(j , i,i,,en. who walks every ^ realii.e that the paper ha
are largely shaped by the oonvic- (|oe8 nol object to walking on a circutution and tliev don't want
tions of tl.e vo! rs ->"ho elect him., e)ecljou days, tbo man aocnitomed -. ^ na|nea Bproad all oyer tha
His party is the one which, in bis I tQ 8moke should pay for bis cigars counUv Appreciation of a new?
main the nn „|ection day just as he does at ^aper p||OU|(l begin before you get,
Rush Springs Land-
mark.
are exceptions to mis ruic, nm mey t should " "" ' ™
It is funny bow people discover
the iniportanceofa newspaper when
they tiel into a si'ni)«- or do some
thing they are ashamed of. I hey
live for years without subscribing,
and w hen they are asked to advei -
tisc thev say; "It don t do any
good." Hut the minute they get
rape t hey rush to the editor
and request him to say nothing
about it, in case it is trouble which
their names might be mentioned.
Will practice in alt the Federalj opinion, will longest
courts in the Indian '1 erritory and j ,)orajnanl party and is most replete j 0(|,er times, the bum should be made . (rouble.
at I'aris, I exas. All busitit sai ui j ^ promises of contioual feasting ,1 for his dinner or do without'
trurtadw then, will roccuve prompt | ^ ^ ^ (jf tbcK. ^ ^ A0(, . ,-.lcrB a„ke
^-S,,.T. and i'aris, tkxas. j arc exceptions to this rule, but they s)„mif| scorn these questionable
' in frr itri i' f•' that! methods of securing votes. '1 he
even a majority ot the oflie holders rroveniinent ot our country d<
Q" S ' ' Dentist i wil lay aside principle entirely for | pUnda on our ability to maintain the
bMlT11' Dentist, i W)1 la-v asi,k'
All work positively Guaranteed. but it; s
OT; • • iti Opera House.
lirln I purity
but it isi
R
1 sight.
dickey,
Physician and Surgeon.,
Located ai .Jackson & <.'••. store j m:>n
Blue, near Nail crossing. Ipaign for
sasy lor
lion,
asy tor jirineijiic to hecomc war*
; ped or biased by the emolument in
0
.1 ]> BtiOWN.
L'hysician and Snrgeoi
IT.
— j less of himselt
| doesn't need to
i low to get this
lake an active cam
<•{* without thinning
at its close. He
itoop t«> anything
leprecia* . i estiiua— j it
I >id you over stop to 1
a tirele** letter writer \ local pap T
]JL > \\> k after week, reaching into
yearn, it tzoes on; telling ot mar-
riages, births, death? the coming
and going of the people the busi-
ness successes or failures. ■ cidents.
The Indian bureau at Washing- crop., improvements, in fact.v.nU
,o„ u informed that the Tcrrritory of all kind, is gris, that, comes to
i, nettling this year about as rapid- the hopper of a good local pap#I
lv as it would if the laada had been Why, if you ytt.to write a letter
the Indians and the stir- each week and tell iw.I the now a t ha .
of the ballot-box.
Win. H. Mates.
itted
,own open to l-gal occupa-iyour local pa|H r gives >u svould
tion. The movement is quiet, but .soon give up in o-patr. Send
gnitude that the'your home paper to you;
CADno,
Oflice at Wood's Drug Store
H
M. HILLIBS.
Physician "and H irgeon.
R. I). PHILLIPS, M. 0.,
Physician and Surgeon.
, of ru"dioUi<-.
iciftU'd litinv li t
• for the i.rHfiioc of m b
'•radUM'"
vcars uxpfrionc**.
l)r. II M l'hilli|i
n ml surgery.
Ollice at Phillips Bros.' 1'rug Store
J H FRANKS
Jon^or'ia!
Does all kind c
first-class style.
'SI
harboring
f such
i tion ot himself either, but, however j government has abandoned a' | ''1-
It'airhis methods, he can't hut feel j tenlioii of trying to check it in"-'
! that the campaign has left linn in j white people are pouring in from
' just a little worse shape than when j every sid
iic began it. And whether elected ] they pick out locations and either
or defeated the persistent -aiididatc , ei|uat there or take out a
comes out with his estimation of! cultivate ground for some
mankind just a little bit lowered. on the shares
* * | the tribes, now in Washington, say
The meiliods pursued ill niunici ! there are sixty white people in ll < tn>
pal eiect >'•••', especially. . secure | Territory living there under tlies.o
votes aie very objactUicable. Why j ptotection of his tribal right
Should a man hire b,uv.'ie-and car- j giving him a share of what
,ages and pay men to work lor Ins raise. 1 his i* no isolated case. .... ^ ^ IndUn
interest on election day? Why reason so little is lean o i .,re|urable to atatehcod
should lie carry about' oxes of cig- variou is that it,11^ko at^ Uiat a republican form ot
friendi
elaewhere and it will save
•vorld of labor and trouble in letter
writing.—Ryan Record.
and when they gat in,
Th> Fort Smith ; ,l|i 4
license to our Indian friends 1 to get ready for
Indian the deluge." and gays ti.. ' the now
* member of one of court bill is simply the n,.terms
wedge that will d 'nipt tram fela-
in the territory 't,d in a
rl time force ti;- • c.iutry into
| statehood.'
i ars and give them out pi
to his friends in a liberal
I docs not cliaiacterizc Ins
thev
I I,,. To argue that the
Why reason so little is heard of this in
r about '"ixes of cig- vasion is that it is so large the In
ii'jiislv dians are overwhelmed by it
iy that make no protest, i'hore are noiv in
white people to
resent rondi-
l'erritory ar«
hold
■ \ ci v day ' the Territory six
ment is
Herald.
a failure.—Ardmore, o.
i MI xxx ^ '-"a< -
< Yin
r
0*7
m
E 14, 1895.
NO. 23
rich yield
. weie dug up near
Connedv
1st few tniintli>
if the Academy of
ires have been
Juable fossil lo-
shistofic iiniinals
ve at Port Iven-
uvlkill Hivct that
oh iinptii'tiint dis-
uuquisition- istlie
peccary, an auini-
s vicinity for iiu-
i> was found ill
latllllll stiff lice of
v of a iiiiiminoth
?\v discovery, ami
lie sloth of that
to size of a large
li of the present
• ;I0 pounds. The
>iie was found at
tuld weighs at
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Latest U. S. Govt Report
Powder
absolutely pure
Exchange CltpptiiKa.
The Kurt Smith Klovutor suys:
The people of this portion of
Arkansas ate solving the financial
i|iicsl ion by raising big crops of
potatoes, apples, strawberries,
etc., and they are solving it more
satisfactorily tlninall the politi-
cians in t lie Intnl.
t C
Specking of the rapid revival of
industry in the south the St.
Louis Republican says; South-
ern Trade for .lime gives :i list
of some 200 new industrial enter-
prises in the states. It includes
of tusk foot j cotton mills at as many differ-
f -in elephant I ('nl l'"'n,s: LH oil mills, !l electric
id indicate i1" saw and planing mills,
inning factories and '2'2 mines
mil quarries. The journal's crop
and trade reports from the dif
ferent states of the south are
nearlv all favorable."
•h they he- j'
hi,
>i*fti a ' ''':,sl LI j
„ K lar. 'i''1 tluin
Ulrtt. '.The eye
ffbt I nelii's long
curi' 'sit y when
bo eye tot. tlr ol
which is lib. nit
gl li-
re are nimmg tv-!
the teeth ami)
lelist* si/,e, |mrt.s j
tilde the size ill j
parts of rabbit*.
the bone of a
tide tile size of
o pivscnt horse,
manure one inch
uare out he I nee.
nl will bo placed
he \. ideiny of
lext fall,—I'hila-
in Denison says;
V'illiittll Jiiniuic,
Mfiirdor of Anuis
lolJp terminal ion.
nttoi'tlnl? Ilioyed
ctinent on tecll-
inl the motion
I'lfeudant order-
n At t his de-
u). lirotested.
Hi 1 !ti' .'•"licllis-
Tlte Telephone says that a
young lady of Taletpiah recently
got out of bed while asleep, climb-
ed a ladder to the roof of a house
ami walk the entire length of the
building. Sl^c then descended
the ladder and returned to bed,
\ resolution invitingthe Delves
I Commission to lisil the Creek
I council failed lo pass the bouse in
. which it origHiated, I lie feeling
| lining that the Creeks gave an
atiHivnr concerning allotment anil
-tatuhood last yeui., and have seen
| no cause to change their views
i -ince l hat t itne.
i Several week.
'udgt* ^l'i
lercd
/
sl, d aiul ine'lki -
.•un'ons
[)|i« Sf l.-yJ
ared t,1 'oritlh'
■store ti '<• pl'is-
At the door
t stflf1'! ready to
Junblie was too
No s onei* was
Digl h<- uwli' II
id lieailisl for
.en
•—.
Does all kii
(irit-class. *
of harboring in
• AHltKN.
loot fShot' Maker.
'cialty. ^91
Caddo, 1 '£1""t0ky
I 'i i'.-pairing a-
til 0
x \J w. Hint none and fadtc.-t bot^es tmleliered-
A man i« in ch«d|> who will out yoiw meat to pleue your
Wife and t.hen kIic will not bo grumblirtg .d>out tough beef.
«it. P. Durant.
GO nv
[Hardy's Depot
jln g"in_' from Caddo* to At oka-
I is bv far tS# noares t, best -and
pry i .ute. V. a wi H ha*« a
SANDY HID GE
the way. lveep the notched
f tfoad -ast side of the railr oad.
If yiai want ti tirst^i
you wilt tind new Bugpt
Hoi-scs.
! rig go to the Kkd Fi
and Fresh Driving a
ng
urn
The Banner Rou ite
—TO THB—
North ^ Eai 3T,
§;
CHARLES S [AMNG, Proprietor.
ladieis
JjVsHlnNAWl
Mrs. M. A. Gambil
Proprietress
agreement that wnubl Iwat the In-
dians out off a >ing(e •loll: r. but
the obyeel of the Coinmisoii .n hero
is to try to assist the Iudtails in
settleing all of their governmental
affairs to their best advantage.
His speech ivas w ell taken, and
the Choctaw people Ix-lievi■ more
firmly than ever that they are the
only ones to say wli .'h their laiitls
shall be allotted, and they hold it
most sacred. They >av win n their
land is gone, all is jfi>.
Following is a li*t of delegates
present: S. \\ . done-, M. N.
Cass. Stephen Westell, Morgan
Cole, A. 11. Williams, Mono Wil-
lis,—Ahotubbee, T. D. Sexton,
Kingsburry Harkins, ('lias. T
cuiliseh, Wash Colbert, Wallace
Jefferson, Lewis Sealey, ■Sam j
Dukes, Sil
< Charleston,
intltia if
9. It 't
iH|-rtr tr iut.nl ! •
PfM-*' r:«*
Only Eigi
Ike hum jrou le v.
m i w
>u V h«* k
fleethst yot.r"ii.:
V'W WiXA -
Yt* iuiX i. V
mcHo* r«
wtth ert'r)
ic comfort
run «n
known
nid f«-
Hours
vr. Ix>cit« u ntll .you
> other lin j (in do
njr i trip io CblCftf
A perfect tit guaranteed.
Millinery
Di'essmaking
Ai1 i tids of Ladies' Furnmhiug good
Also Sue line of Infan
One D.wr North d Swart/..
| Caps.
•t« arc vi a thj (
uKr
'•*. Hp ,, llU I'**
1*1KM
i is
; vii ir
THE 0AS1.NO, Denison,
HERMAN S'lY JEHF.U. 1'roprietor.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
Everybody is Cordially It vit
c Ho, I b< >a s (
*anch Conutor in Opouection.
t^ -lie
a> be
•iff and
s. The
tTlt- STTTTTtt- Wit ll
deputy close at ..
fugitive out speod-'J his puistieis,
boivever. and
«df Tyf)'cachc(l the
brake s of ]Ici|Bi|jjMli, where all
tiiwes of liiiiL vi-iwjost. Sheriff
Colbert till*! nipping shot at
him, causing l/m to jump from
under bis .u i ,/Wi, t here was no
Mood sla if indicate that the
ImHet ha r^wdied its mark. I'p
to Ik.' tinnyW writing the prison-
er is still it large.
Pu lic Debt. Statement.
The public debt statement is-
sued by the treasury department
on the tirst of June shows the
debt of the I'nited States less
rash in the treasury to have been
$1(12 3tW,i!W. This does not take
into aceoiiiit $073,31111,^43 ill ccr-
Abitanta, Mi rtin titicates and treasury note- out-
Benjamin I lorn standing against which t here is all
vited. Host of Treatment and
i Ounrantnt'd
Sam Taylor. A. .1. Lewis,
James, S. il. Bohanan,
< 'aliipbell, K. I). Benton,
Collier. J. \V. Jefferson, Vol son
Brewer, Wallter Billy, Kastl nan
( ole, La ti (.'<.. lienor. Turner >le,
Forbis Williams and John Ti^ lor
The Hartshorne Sun says ( uit
the Choctaw , Oklahoma & <| ilf
Coal and Kailwiiv Company as
closed n deal with parties fi
Mexico by which the coal
puny furni-hes the plant, gn
coal ami water for coke o
some ioo in nuuiliei', from Ifcnl
horne to Alderson and the Mo i
can parties do nil he •e'> ei
ship 111.' con,) to aiciiro to l - Ui
<«l iu their silroi , aeinq
furn.ict-
\_ \\ oipial amount of cash in the trcito-
S t) urv. The debt on May .11 is.
Vibe 11 therefore, "),3«H,iill less than on
ago there a|i-
peaii'd in the neighborhood of
Adair.a gentleman whose name we
did not learn, claiming tn be from
Ohio. Later it leaked out that
lie was a detective, and had as-
sumed tlpi make-up and actions
of it sljghtly demented person.
One day lu-t wtudi lie entered the
home of one Abcrcoinby and
made some peculiar motions,
Abercoinby mistook the motions
as meaning something wrong and
started for his gun, whereupon
the so-called detective started to
draw his six-shooter from the pis-
tol pocket, and Abercoinby im-
iMcdiutdv raised his ^un and shot
the detective, killing him instant-
ly. An investigation will be
made by the marshals.—Wagoner
Mccord.
The Kingfisher Times <). T.,
hits the irail on the head in the
follow ing article.
The non-partyism convention to
be held at Oklahoma City is iu
idea a farce and in result will be
liosco. The American people long
ago became convinced that the
best system of government was
that by party. Non-partyism
movements to accomplish politi-
rid ends arc always conceived in
wind and finishing in nothing-
ness. They are the allying
points of political break down,
governmental ipiacks and party
turncoats. A self-respecting and
responsible citizen vote for the
party he believes in, and laughs
at the man that repudiated
by his party, tries to ride into
command of affairs on a tide of
rough •rated non-partisans hud-
dled together jpkj mutual self-
Tlie Shawne.i Chief tells of the
pitifully pathetic death of a
mother and child who started
with the husband and father in
the race for Kickapoolands, wore
thrown from the wagon and
trampled beneath the homes of
the madly rushing mob. Never
an opening but bus its baptism of
blood. It does look as if the
promptings of common humanity
would mil to formu-
late some plan for these openings
that would do away with these
dangerous scrambles. While no
plan yet proposed Is entirely free
from objectionable features, we
belcivc that the proposal made
at one time to dispose of the
lands h.v some system of drawing
w ould very satisfactorily meet the
requirements of the cane. Under
this plan books could he opened
sometime previous to the drawing
and all parties wishing claims in
the country required to register
their names, giving the proper
evidence as to their qualifications
to make homestead entry and ac-
companying the application with
a small fee to cover the expenses.
Closing the books at a specified
date, all the names registered
should be copied on slips and
phi I in sealed envelopes. In
other envelopes should be placed
slips containing the numbers of a
certain quarter section. In this
liov should be also placed enough
blanks to make the number ex-
actly equal jvith the number of
envelo|M>H names in the other box.
When the drawing take* place a
name should lie drawn from the
first box and an envelope from
the second. Should the enve-
lope contain tile numlier* of a
quarter section, it shall be as-
signed to the party whonaine waa
drawn from the other box and
due record should lie made of tliq
name and numbers. In this way
the entire list should be eabauat-
d and the entire body of land as-
signed. No greater element or
chance is embodied in thia plan
than enters into those previously
followed, and it does away with
many costly and dangerous fea-
tures attendant upon the others.
It would do away with a long'and
istly sojourn upon the borders
of the land to be opened, with
the trials and dangers attendant
upon the mad race always indulg-
ed in and with the costly litiga-
tion always following an opening,
as would prevent all posiible soon-'
erisni. If wu ever have another
opening we ho|x> it will be
ducted upon some such plaitj as
this.—Purcell Register.
I
If
<** T
| TlS K"Elev tor" K
.woman iMio made
\pril30. Following is a recapi-
tulation of the debt; Interest
liearing debt, *710,202,110; in-
creasc for moptll, $100; debt on
which interest has ceased since
maturity. «l,7.11,92(1; derreu-c,
$|:i,7lb; bcl.i In nut; on inten-t,
|;I7<I.s:jk, 4iil: d< rea-c $8111,737, i- know ti a-elevator kne
making;! total debt of ti,01I0.7S3,-
392. The ra-li in the treasury as
lilfsiticd is as follow-: (iol.l,
*147,H'JO,i0t>, -ilver $.'ill,'i,i2,iij0,
paper $121.710, bond , disbursing
othcciV balances, etc., ♦ 1'>, 1*3,-
i20, against which there all1 de-
i :td .abil.tw afrkiunimg m
$til2,103,B64 lifOiim.' a ash bal-
ance in tlvi tr«ftkury of $l*.'>.370,-
li)0.'
A®
Knee.
her initial
atir#l pt recently to ride.il wheel
was discouraged to tind that her
knees seemed stiff and very quick-
ly tired of the effort to work
the pedals. Speaking to her phy-
sician about it he told her she was
undoubtedly affected with whin
Th
wa- a hitherto unknown malady
to her but it litis U'cn referred to
lief..re in public prints, and is a re-
cognized affection not uncommon
with those w hose life iu a "lift ''
apartment house almost does
with the u«;c of those knee
muscle- e.v i. ; .din gofrt^ "p'wl
down stains—NewYt il Mail and
Express
Otrl* DontFUrt.
The following timely editorial
is going the rounds of the press;
"The tirst question a man asks
w hen he sees a girl flirting, is she
respected or not; it raises a
doubt at once. This being the
case no modest girl can afford to
indulge in the pastime. When
the down is brushed from the
peach its beauty is marred so that
it can never lie restored, and
when a girl throws lightly aside
that sweet and modset reserve so
becoming to a maiden which so
elevates her to command the res-
pect of all, she loses her greatest
charm and becomes cheap and
common. Flirt ing may seem togid
dy girls wonderfully amusing anil
she may get the idea that she is
fascinating, luit it is the most de-
grading thing ami should
frowned upon by every your
an ambition to lie
harming youn
Wi
Iw/\
J it,,
from a st
12 Market
yesterday morni
the influence of liqn '
<•<.nib, at the Dispc
his ankle wns sprained
back hurt Tru'ford
1 honn
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