The Woodward News. (Woodward, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, October 29, 1897 Page: 2 of 2
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HIE WOODWARD NEWS
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The MHin niinuiil moling of the Ok-
lahoma l*re« Aumciation ia hrrehy
calM i.. nuwi m llcnnrMvy Nov. 1.1b
■inI Iflth, t« transact ■iirh buiikrai
duly unH
have riled than# in-
' the natural condition
and in a very brief style. What those
Tji« N*** Pu bliibmq Gomponij.
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lie present, aittev mil only matters of .h.. ir.i ' i ^ ... ' ' ""
vital importance to the fraternity ^ l>ree«lera of the Ntales
will
FRIDAY. OCTOHKIt g , |mit.
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Proliate Judgi- j
Onunty Attorney...
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Under Sheriff
Cn.int) Clerk .
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Surveyor
County Buiwrlntiindi nl
County Commleniuners \ I
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.1. II. liUtrhnn
II. II. Smith
Hubert lit mi
U.S. Wlmrlna
. Tlimna. Uormi
Nclllo Mellaril
A. I,. Mi l'
Dr. J. M. Workman
. T. I). Italian!
| W. W. Carter. Chui
I Id. I. Clauncb.
I Allred Iniialla.
t'oroinliwlnner. meet in regular seaaliin on
But Mondays In January. Ainll, July ami
Octuber.
The Wih I aril Inunlv ( lull.
[Organized bv the citizens of Wood-
ward und county. Feb. 1st. I8MT. for
the promotion of public Interests !
President, B. E. Davis.
liit Vice 1'reaiilent, M. J. Weiglein.
-"d " " II. C. Thompson.
Secretary. W. E. Bolton.
Treasurer. Jno. J. Gerlach.
KXBC'CIVK t OMMITTKK. |
A. I*. fireene. B. W. Key.
llnrry Smith. >V. H. Crabtree.
.Imlge J. II. ilean.
President uml Secretary, rx-ofllrio.
Club meets in regular session first
Monday of each month at 8 p. in. at
the I'robate Court room.
lie eon aide nnl, hut the New Orb
project aa well.
PMMIUM!
Addreaa of welcome-Mayor of |fen
lUlMN*)',
Nespniiae—Preaiilent of the Associa
lion.
The Press Aaaociation from a luiaiiit
standpoint—.1. V. Admire, King-
II her Free I'rem.
New.paper Keform-H. K. Hrav, Enii
<'oming Events.
Htronirarm Journalism—W. R. Itolton,
Woodward New*.
Newspaper t'onipeiilioii —K. T. Cook.
Cloud Chief llcnthl.
liencflla Armiing from Press Kxeour
aions.-T. F. Ilciialey, Kl Bono
JVnitMinf.
Bonaflde Niil scribcrs-T. J. Palmer.
Meilfonl I'ntriol.
Newapnper Fraternity—C. H. Miller,
Hennessey Clipper.
The Press and Passing Political Pat-
ronnife-K. W. Hoyt, p„|,ea City
Courier.
Newspaper Postage; Is it Kxceasivef
-Lincoln McKinley, Newkirk Hepub-
take hold of this trade they will as
'•" sume ami retain the same poaition the
Knirliah breeders have so lone enjoyed
with i
Hi?* ?1'*.'"* I PW"U°e ^ >«'
hl:r.;,,Ky"'hrd 1i,n,"th *,n,id ,,f ,,w
f^m Tin ... N"W *• ,h" •"" « i' tian side of
Tlifwi ,hl" HU-tion. Human. ,^,ple who
In lookmy over the report. „f tl«. liva in town, and have ha.1 no practic-
principal cattle market, it U not un- j al aiperienoe witli atoek .peak of de-
r *. of from ■ homing aa cruel. But it i. not. It ia
a nound ?n^h« « °*nU. I"" "rt to from
.h # i pr'w'', '"j"""* other, mid there i« little
the difference in a most every f««e i. more pain connected with it than lliere
determined by i|uallty rather than aiaa. j ia in trimming a linger nail.
The shrewd andcapabla buyer amlj The cows were given horn, to pro-
Icrm n. ,';! l" ' V ^ ^ ""mica.
IT .!! ^ r I,ut in ,mr oiviliaation man
I L r ^ l'i*h priced meat protects the cow from ti ncmics,
| he will pwdueb The animal may lie ami she dtwa not need the horn
fat enough and heavy enougti, but the j defence. Even Mother nature, her
mutice.
To wkom || may oonuorn:
Nollee la In-raliy (Ivrn that Jukn (. Wood
'PPHoMlon to sail mall, rlnuut and
Tlqunri at n.tall i„
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The Press and the Farm—
hell. Hennessey Kicker.
Foreign Ail Bates.—F. II
Guthrie Capital.
Newspaiier Ethics—H. B. Uilstrap,
Chandler News.
Oklahoma Newspap r Caricatures-
Frank McMastcr, Oklahoma Maga-
xine.
Oklahoma as a cotton country—J. O.
Bliikeney, Shawnee News.
The Exchange list-M. L. Thomas,
Pond Creek Vidette.
Territorial Advertising-Jere Johnson.
Kildaiv •Journal.
At the conclusion of the program,
re|Hirts of s|iecia! committes on ex-
oursions, etc., will be herd and reso-
lutions read.
La* Whorton, L. O. Niblack,
Recording Sec'y President.
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N5PECT0R
Each mail brings in new subscribers
for the Live Ktook Inspector.
The Klondike fever is the only
yellow fever that rages among Okla-
liomans.
In a letter to a friend in New Me
co, C. B. Eddy says thatJ. Hagcr-
itian is getting the affairs of the Boi
well-Amarillo extension of the Pecos
Valley line in good shape, and should
this road be built, it will not be long
before there will be a connecting link
under way between Boswell and the
new El Paso line.
JudgeCordel issued a license Monday
to young Mr. Kah-kahne-clic-ka and
Miss Fannie Growinghorn, both of
whom were Kickapoo Indians. The
groom's father was Ah-cJielkan-paw
And his mother Ah.ske paw-kee. The
bride's father had the euphonius name
of Sah-ke-we-way-kah-pah, while her
mother bore the more civilized name
of Jane Goodall.—Chandler News.
Weduesday afternoon we took
stroll through the pasture of George
Arnold, near Homestead, to sea hi'
fiord of nearly 100 fine yonng heifers
We have never seen as fine a herd
one lot before. With such a lot and
the excellent range and running water
there is no wonder that George can
snap his finger at duij times and say
that no man holds his obligation for
Anything he cannot meet, H#
Hie broadway of prosperity and doesn't
need to put a mounted guard around
the roan) fo hedge the other end out
—Okeene K gle.
The Live Stork Nnultary ConotissUn.
Quanah, Tex., Oct. u, 18D7.
Iiear Sir: The Board have de
termiucd to permit cattle in the coun
ties of Randall, Kwisher, Hale, Lub-
l ck, Garza, Lynn, Bordeu, Howard,
Ulasseock and Cottle, to be moved or
shipped upon til* owner or person in
''barge of same making affidavit be-
fore lite county judge, wher located,
supported by oath of two disinterested
citizens oj' said county, stating that
said cattle are healthy, free from
ticks and fever and giving brand of
Mid cattle, which affidavit be
wmip in duplicate, one to be forward-
ed to me by the county judge and
4a lie dutiwrd by die shipper to the
.railway «get« where the cattle are
shipped. All shipping points east of
^JIuMhmu and Big Springs not
effected by this order.
W. B. Ttllis,
JUre #Hv>k Sajuit.ary ('o«
To Oklahoma Editors.
To members of the Oklahoma Press
association: Arrangements are now be-
ing made fur the regular semi-annual
meeting of the Press association at
Hennessey in November. Correspon-
dence is also under way looking to the
holding of nn excursion to New Or-
leans on December 16, on the occasion
of the postponed meeting of the West-
ern Editorial federation. In view of
the fact that only members in good
standing are privileged to share the
enjoyment of such proposed excursion,
the undersigned deem it expedient to
caution all editors, whose dues are de-
linquent, to remit at once to R<-cording
Secretary Whortou.
Arttde 2, section 2, of the associa-
tion's constitution and by-laws as re-
vised at the Shawnee meeting, "The
membership fee of this association
shall lie $1.00, to be paid at the time of
election, and the annual dues thereaf-
ter, the sum of $|.00 to be pnid on or
•before the annual meeting of each
year. Failure to pay dues annualiy
forfeits membership." Members re-
mitting their dues to the secretary will
receive a new memliership card and a
certificate which entitles them to rail-
road transportation. Owing to the
large amount of correspondence nec-
essary to secure membership in and
transportation to the federation meet-
ing, it is absolutely necessary that
members in arrear act promptly. All
members of the association not holding
certificates for 1807 on November 5,
1897, will not be entitled to member-
ship in the western federation, which
constitutes the price of a trip to the
south.
L. G. Niblack,
President.
Log Whortok, Bee. Secretary.
NIITICK.
To wl.iun II may cnnuerii:
_ Nutlw la hereby dvvn i
fi.r I , "PPIIuamin In ai>ll n
ice to; self. seem, to rerognuc the fact. The t lU
las to great Icxna steers thai have to light munir M hUo'Sbi'iV/'ih nr.rk "ijix-l'anl
The for their live* against wolves, bears at Wo'ifcufc a.m., on the lUbilayiif NurTwi'
and members of their own kind, have S'wiu' iH"u.„"','/ou" tl.c n:
long, sharp, cruel horn* with a spread lhi* a,lh °®' -
often of four feet, and they have to I
..... - them aeverly In order to live. The I
.7., ,""°w1 WM ',,rmerly | gentle Jerm.y cow. with man aa her
use, , and hc hK.se p^aluctaof fat cat- friend, and with no poraiatent enemy !
tie now acll at a very much Jowpr price larger than a Iioum> fly, has atubhy
WitllTn ' .1.1 J useless little horns of from four to live
With tallow quoted at three cents inches in length, and doubtlea* Nature
|Miund, the buyer naturally hesitate, to I will in time eliminate even these
|*y «ve cents a pound for cattle when When man removes the horns from
lie knows from their form there mud | domestic stock he is only finishing up
Your Wife Told
ftOTM'K FOg H'BLIt'ATIO*.
Of deliiHjlipnl tuips on real estate in 1 weight mav be in the
Woodward county. bring the highest price,
No I,N' « lower grad
Dpacrlptioii STB Acre* Anil ' hl ' «' supeiwdiM^ by
such production, a. coal oil, gas. and
electric lighta. Cottolene and other
substances are now used for the pnr-
TWO.. tlflHAN.
. , Cnunly Clerk
IKIpbI pull lihtHl Oct. tt, 1W7.J
« to d>:n
in thf animal, he ia buying au uu-| what Natuse haslieguu
usually large amount of pure tallow. Nervousness und dread among dairy
which is only worth three cents a lb. cows do not induce increase in milk
in the market. Cattle wliiehhave been giving. Quietness and gentleness
carelessly bred aud fattened, being un- should reign supreme on the dairy
even and lumpy, with bare backs and f*rm. If the farmer can teach his cow
big I tellies, will certainly lie discrimin- that she has nothing to fear from the
ated against, for the simple reason that horns of her sister, lie will see the re-
there will be an unbue proportion of | suit of his teaching in the milk pail,
the weight in the parts that will bring Bemoving the horns, when it ia prop-
a low price. When cattle show evi-1 erly done dy the Keystone Dehorning
deuces of good breeding and are I Knives made by A. C. Broaius, Coch
smooth in form and have broad backs, ranville, Pa., is not a painful operation
thickly-Hushed loins, long, level <juar- as it is evidenced by the fact that it
tor, well sprung ribs, thick covered will scarcely interfere with the flow of
rith natural flesh, mellow to the touch, cow's milk as much as a chase
yet firm and not flabby, the buyer will | around the pasture in front of the
confidentially pay the highest price the farmer's dog will do. Those best a<
highest market will justify because 'luainted withdehiiriiingand its result
there is the assurance that iu dressing |*re its strongest advocates
they will produce a large percentage of
MOTtCR HIH PrillJCATKIN.
I .mill i mice at Woodward, o. T. j
nnm proof in iiiii>ori of hia . i..ii.,
and llial aalil proof will l r', i "f,
Msrt.icraiid Itwiilver of the I . S Un l mic
at Woodward, O. T„ on Nov. la. iai?! vi/
HCOH A. IIOIXJINH
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Ht iimiii'A ih«> litllowlnff witticNNt'N to niiiYi)
JM licward
'|r'r*t PUbUshed In Wiaajw.,^ N.w.K|'!?!"b<r
"et more «ood* •" kind! at
, t*.! . 8 for " than anywhere elM
in Woodward.
And What She Says Goea:
So *« have slashed the price* again and will
prove that
She is Rifrht!
VOIT Pan get the same; In Grocerlea, Dry Good*
etc., at THE DAYLIGHT STOBE.
M. J. WEI6LEIN, Proprietof.
beef to the live weight than will coarse,
ill bred, paunchy animals which are
uurrow ou top and wide below, carry
iny their weight ill the belly rather
than 011 the back, where the ideal steer
is best furnished.
The scrub or low grade steers may
suit the local butcher at a low price,
aa he has customers for all parts at
Penalty for Netting Out Firm.
[From the Live Stock Inspector.]
U. 8. Land Ornce,
Doikib City, Kan.. Aug. 23, '97.
Pcbi.ihhkr Live Stuck Inspector:
Sir.—'The following circular has been
received from the Interior Department,
and as one of its objects is to prevent
:i 3 * ik m «i £
different prices, but in large cities Prnirlt' "rc i we think it concerns this
the retail butcher is largely a special- P"rt °f tbu OOUIltr>- considerably and is
ist, and caters to first class hotels and * n'*,,er of interest to your readers.
Very respectfully
Jno. I. Lee, Register
A. B. Cravens, Receiver.
restaurants, and to wealthy families
who are able aud willing to pay a good
price for a choice article, and who have
the best cuts. The range of prices for
the different cuts in a beef animal at
wholesale rates in the city markets is ^
generally in the proportion of three I attention is called'to the "following let
cents to four and a half cents per of Congress, approved February 24
pound for the less desirable parts to 1807, entitled "An Act to prevent f jr-
iwelve or fourteen cents for the loin est Hires ou the public domain." Reg-
and nb cuts -Rural World. I isters and Receivers, United States
Interior Department. Ucneral Laiul Office, i
washikutom, d. v., March 13, is«t. |
For the information of all concerned,
Lire Stock I'usslhilities in Mexico.
A. II. Hulit, writing to the Breeders
Gazette on the above subject, says
During my recent visit to Mexico I
made a very close study of the live
stock industry, and I have some desire
to see the American breeder keep
pace with the American manufacturer
in building up our export trade
These wonderful countries are, as we
all know, naturally stock countries,
the climate, grass, labor and in fact
everything that enters into the pro-
duction of good horses, cattle, sheep
aud hogs is to be found in Mexico,
especially a natural grass country
The only obstruction has been lack of
transportion, but this is now supplied.
The inhabitants are not agriculturists.
For hundreds of years Mexico and
most of South and Central America
have been struggling wjth yets of
one kind or another, and as the laws
of wars justify tie right to confiscate
ull valuable property jt worked un-
usual injuries to stockmen, not only
taking the stock but killing all inter-
est in it, but how changed the con-
ditions now! With President Diaz
'W railroads, aud with them law
and order a#d protection of property
That there is now p. tjejpand for
good breeding animals there pan be
no doubt. Hogs are bought alive
the United States, reshipped 2,600
miles, paying quite a ic.e sum in duty
to the City of Mexico, there killed and
the products reshipped to the trade,
Lard on which the is 10 cents (Mexi-
can currency) a pound duty is shipped
* 'om the V, H,, where it is bought for
cents per pound, to Mfju-o by the
car load. I can prove that any wan
raise hogs in Mexico with improv-
ed stock—not the kind they have-
tor as little in gold as they cost here
Now wit); exchange as it is, nearly
two and a half times silver (the money
of Mexico) to one dollar in gold of our
muncy, you can see the protlt in
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OKLAHOMA HOG KAISERS.
Land Offices and Special Agents, Gen-
eral Land Office, should promptly
port to the proper United States Attor-
ney all information they may receive
relative to the violation of the provis-
ions of this law.
K. F. Best, Acting Com.
Approved: C. N. Bliss, Sec.
(Public No. 88.)
An Act to prevent forest fires on the
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They Meet and Elect Oncers anil I'ass
RpMilatlons.
The Oklahoma Swine Breeders
sociation met at the office of the Home,
Field and Korum and organized by-
electing the following officers:
A.i. Hentliorn, president, of Okla
houia City; ('has. Mears, of Linclon
county, vice president; C. S. Williams, I public domain
of Enid, secretary treasurer. Be it enacted, etc., That any person
besom-tiuns. Who shall wilfully or maliciously set on
Hesoi.ved, That the Okla. Swine fire, or cause to be set on fire any
Breeders' association, in recognition timber, underbrush, or grass upon the
of the generous trealmant of exhibi- public domain, or shall carelessly or
tors of swine and the unprcedented negligently leave or suffer tire to burn
promptness with which they paid unattended near auy timber or other
their premiums in full, hereby tenders inflammable material, shall be deemed
to the Oklahoma State Fair associa guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon
tion a most hearty vote of thanks and conviction thereof in auy district court
pledge to it a hearty co-operation in of the United States having jurisdic-
rnakiug its future exhibitions a com- tion of the same, shall be fined in
plete success. 8Um not more than five thousand dol-
Resolveu further, That thegener lars or be imprisoned for a terra of
ous treatment of the swine breeders at more than two years, or both
their first annual meeting by Ned Sec. 2. That any person who shall
( beadle, of Guthrie, the members of build a camp tire, or other fire, in
the Kansas Swine Breeders' associa near any forest, timber, or other
tion and the editor of the Home, Field flammable material upon the publ
and Forum receive onr most graceful domain, shall, before breaking camp
„ „ °,r having said fire, totally extinguish
C. 8. WILLIAMS, the same. Any person failing to dt
Chas. Mears, so shall be deemed guilty of a misde
F. F. Ferguson, I meanor, and, upon conviction thereof
Committee. | in any district court of the United
"■ hRvir,K jurisdiction of the same,
Woman is an inconsistent beitlg. shall be fined in a sum not more than
there is no u,se trying to deny it 'tis one thousand dollars, or be imprisoned
T ? . iP"3i 't"> trU6'" 8M for a term not more than one year
will start her husband to the lodge and or both.
commence looking for him home by 0 Sec. 3. That in all cases arising un
o clock. She will sit and dim the der this act the fines collected shall be
brightness of her eyes by crocheting paid into the public school fund of the
yards of lace that is to be torn out on county in which or wlier,' the offense
shoe-buttons, which could be bought was committed are situated.
almost a> chpap as the thread she used Approved, February 24 1897
to make it. 8|io goes shopping-, looks
at all the goods in the store and when
she £et* home aud looks at the dregxi a aMni.t.
ti i .... 7 , A 8P« i*n scout weut out one dav
she has purohased, she wishes she had To —
All Trains Stop
For you to eat at
Shy's Restaurant.
Opposite Depot.
Woodward, Oklahoma.
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4
Sailor
—AND—
Walking
AT MRS. DRESSEN's.
Latest and newest,
l'attern Huts, on sale Saturday,
October Und.
&?et j,ou™b"ic«-
a?
SEA
Iflr
N. KIRCH,
""Tailor.
Carrlca New and
Latest Stylea.
#1
Largest Stock of
Samplea In
the Weat.
OEO. GERLACH, FrMldaat,
JOHN J. GERLACH,
b
SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS
B. S. 'WIOGHWFI
Furniture & Undertaker's Goods.
Bay Your Hardware of
And you will net the liest It a un aim
. y°u will net the best BARGAINS. I
above goods and will compete with all.
a Hardware Man.
carry the largest line of all the
woopwabd, oklahoma
osage sweep mill.
Full Size, mm Full Capacity.
EACH $19.
Anything Vou Want From the Cheapest
TO THE BEST.
Satisfaction Guaranteed in
FIT, STYLE Aim
CHARACTER OF GARMENT,
Main Street, Woodward, Okla.
appreciation.
The Mexican ho/f does not mature
until four or five yean 0I4 and as
compared with the time honored
"razor-backs" of Arkansas he ia a
scrub. What is true of hojjs is just as
true of pfceep. Wool, against which
the average wwJ flyjrej wanted a
e■ 8. wiuoinb,
(^OHnty Treasurer.
(First published Oct. 22d, 07.)
Klad Cattle to Breed for Beef.
The dMtribijt pB pf the largest pro-
portion of the best Sna!ity pf fleifr 0n
the parts of the omwmui whiah com-
mand the highest price Is a point whieh
should be constantly kept in view In
the breeding and feeding of animals
intended mainly for the purpose of
beaf production, gays the Farmer's
Advocate. A great change in the last
few years has taken place in the re-
flyji*ments of the t^ade in fhis line.
The big fceavy, fpll grow□ buliock of
four or five years of age, WMgbuig J,-
damand is now tor a wall brad, aarly
. enoiny nw y.
bought that other one. And too, she He h .d h regulation flght,
will spank three-year-old Johnnie with *"d eimi®ln to reP°rt t niuht.
the hair brush until he imagines he is fb:cf b® J"""-"'1 hl!<head.
blm to quit crying.. Then sometimes, B t ««* no raugfr i f the lale;
she even expects her husband to don a Had 1 bu'l,c<!n a" outline dim.
freshly laundried shirt and collar with- J~"u V" .1 .would b"vt' •l"" #l h,">
out being told ,0 do so, (a, tfipugh he maol^^r "toT"
would. J She will expect to flud help I T«W h«w this valiant aoldlor had
that can do her work just as she her- 8bo1 *' * wandering Cuban lad.
self would. She sets out bulbs and <!",>uln> to tl,e «"ionei, told
plants then digs them out every few
days to see if they are sprouting. And
5 is it is said that she sometimes makes
is h pastry which she expects tomeone else
to eat and praise, when she knows it
to l}P P undeserving artich of leather.
But inoonslstenpy is a wo,naiily fault
and so of course it is overlooked.
Oehnrn The Dairy Cow . j
[from the Lire Stock Inspector.]
The dehorning of gattja ja a subject
which may be said to be settied In the
affirmative so far as the great dairy
districts of lllinoiii, Iowa and Minniso-
ta are concerned. A journey through
these gtstes Wj|| show to the inteligent
observer that nearly (,w-half pat-
tie are minus their homes. And it ap-
pears to be the ease that large herds
have been dehorned more completely
than the siunller ones.
On approaching n farmer for his
reason why he had dehorned his stock
he stated that it made Ihe cows more
gentle and docile, and that he noticed
somewhat of an increase in the milk J. W. Holman
yield since it ji,id /^en done, The Attest; President
cows lo t their fidgety, nervous ap- W. E. Bolto.n, Secretory
Tlie story at tbe warrior bold,
And this la how the record read:
"Ho shot n Cuban rebel dead."
The ooioncl took the yarn In band.
And to the general In command
ttenorted that a Spanlnh eorpn
Had mot and vanquished sereral score.
The general, not to be outdone,
Told of a glorious victory won.
When Weyler resd the rneoage through,
Hia pen, triumphant, fairly Sew
To send the tiding*, far and wide.
That Cuba had been r
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Of this offer all persons will take due
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