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WOODWARD AMD WBSTBBH OKLAHOMA.
vol. 3.
woodward, woodward county, oklahoma. friday, january 22,1897.
A. T.AS. F. TIME TABLE.
Kiowa
Kan mm CUT Mo
5 daily except CM unlay
Trajan marked ♦ are dally except Sunday.
All other tralu* run daily.
Ticket! on Mle to all purl! of the I nlted
O*o. W. ItorhKK. Agent.
TIME CAM) CONNECTION.
Hotckiiioi ul Sootlen Railway.
r. m.
;i: w
4:90
8:06 Hutchinson
H:1R Kiiitnumi
10:1H Hnrper
10:8M Anthony
II ■'Mi faniuMkli
POSTOFF1CB HOUKS.
Mallgolnif ealt close! at Il:16a. Doing
vcat at 8:10 r. w.
OtBcc open week daja from ; a. m. until •
r.a.i Sunday* from II to 4 p. m.
P.J.CAHROLL, P.M.
CHVBCH BISEeTOBT.
MBTHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Service! at the Opera House every Brat
and third Sunday* at 11:00 o'clock morning:
and *:H0 o'clock erenlDK. Sunday 8cliool at
:4S a. in. every Sabbath. Junior Untrue
ineet! every Sunday at A cordial In-
vitation I* extended to all.
Rev. Win. J. Hahhoii. Potior.
BAPTIST.
Servloe* every aecoud and fourth Sunday*.
All are cordially Invited.
tt«v. J. W. WI1ATI.KY. Pastor.
EPISCOPAL.
Service* every third Sunday morning and
evenlng. Sunday School evcrv Sunday morn-
Ins at 10 o'clock.
Kiev. J. D. Jacdo*. Kector,
KNIGHT* OF PTTHIAK, WOODWARD LODGE HO IT
Meet* every Saturday night at their Caatle
Hall In Woodward. All vUltlng brother* are
cordially invited to attend.
Chas. Chejk, willard Lokodon,
K. of R. k S. o. C.
PHOTECTloR LODGE HO. tS A. O. D. W.
Meet* regularly every Wednesday evening
In Woodward. Oklahoma. All vlaitlng broth-
er* In good atanding are cordially invited to
meet wilh ua. F. F. Fo*ter, M. W.
Thos. Doha*. Recorder.
PROFESSIONAL
QU. H. 8. CHANDLER.
PHYSICIAN * SURGEON.
BF"OFFICE—Flr*t door We*t of Drug Store.
Call* answered at all hour*.
IB. S. 8. MUNGETt,
Physician & Surgeon.
Office near Cattle King Hotel.
WOODWARD. OKLAHOMA.
Qll. J. M. WORKMAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls answered night and day. VV1I!
make calls In city and country.
WOfflce on Main Street.
QBAH ft LACNI.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
t I I
H.S.S.
LI. ft.
DAVIS BROTHERS,
CITY \ DRAYMEN
A 0. CCMNlNtfHAM.
' LAWYER.
^-Wlll practice lu County. Tarrltorlal and
Fadaral Court*.
Woodward, i >
HOUSTON & MAE.UM *£>
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
woodward, Ogl-AHOHA.
JttHANNON McCllAY,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
pr-Wlll practice In Dl.trlct and Supreme
Court* of Oklahoma and adjoining itatei
Offlce In Prabate Court room,
CITY AND COUNTY.
II. 8. Brockbau* 1* very alck.
Snow begun falling Tueadiiy.
Dont forget the I.lve Htock Conven-
tion date*.
Albert Cammerer lioa been Buffering
from pneumonia.
Thomas Ward, of IVraiuimon, waa
In town Tuesday.
K. Jtranch delivers the purest nnd
best sprlug water. fltf
Another car load of l'. S. Patent
flour at Welglelu'i. 17 tf
Uo to Thomas the druggiM to have
your preacriptiona tilled. titf
>aa. Hayhurat wunta you, niah
honey! lie wanta to feed you I
Mr. und Mr*. Jaiuex Halley rejoice
over Uie arrival of a son. Jan. 1Mb.
The Htipreme court haa granted I
p-hooting lot ho aoaaatf Oaiat v. Love,
John Pugli and L. I). Collins return-
ed from their trip to Guthrie, last
Saturday.
LOST: A lady's set ring. Finder
will be rewarded If rudih is brought to
this office.
I*ti Siiue has been wrastling with
a bad cold this week. Len is coming
out on top.
Mrs. Wtn. Strasaburger is rejoicing
in the possession of a new "bike" of
the very beat make.
The saloon near the depot, presided
over by "Dud" Nail was burglarized
last Saturday night.
J. Thomas. druggist, keeps every
thing in stock, usually found iu n
first class drug store. Gtf
Jack Love, who was reported sick
lust week is in town apparently as
well and hearty as ever.
Dr. Monger has removed to his resi-
dence one block north of Cattle King
hotel. Office in residence.
Hoy Smith, who litis been teaching
in tills vicinity, returned Saturday to
his old home in Chilicothe. Mo.
Frank Smith, late bill clerk at the
station here, is to be huggage master
at the Union depot in Wintleld.
The town of Grand, Day county, has
been re-surveyed. Surveyor Mel'her-
sou, of this countv, did the work.
The Free Homes bill bus been re-
ported back to the house by the com-
mittee, just as it passed the senute.
Jeff Rawdon was down from Atticu,
ansas. Jan. 12th. He says Ills cuttle
there are getting fat. lie is feeding
410 bead.
A series of protracted meetings un-
der the leadership of ltev. Milsap com-
menced Monday night, and urp being
largely attended.
Reports for Western Oklahoma nnd
Western Kansas from the U. S. Weath-
er liurenu, are now sent out from the
Wooodward postofflce.
Cub Roberts, a leading stockman
of Cheyenne, has ordered the Livk
Stock Inspector and expects to be
ere at the convention.
The Young .Ladies Guild is to give
a tamale social Jan. 29th at the Opera
bouse. Admission 15 cents. Come all
and have a good time.
The mother of Mr. Dallie Espy died,
last Sunday at his home in the county
at 10 o'clock in the morning, at the
advanced age of 72 years.
M. J. Weiglein returned from Guth-
rie last Saturday right side up and
more in love with Woodward than
when he started for the capital.
Col. L. A. Allen will deliver an in-
teresting lecture on "Profits in Cattle
Raising," on the evening of Feb. 9th.
You should hear him. Free to all.
Temple Houston lias so much legal
business in El Reno that it is hard to
tell whether he lives In Woodward or
in the metropolis of Canadian county.
Mr. Reagan was in from the country
last Saturday. Mr. Reagun may be
deaf but he is not asleep at all events,
and is one of our most enterprising
citizens.
W. Daugherty, of Midland, Texas,
orders the Live Stock Inspector.
Cattlemen are beginniug to appreciate
the efforts of this journal to add to
their profits on the range.
Sup't. Childs of the Kansas City
Stock Yards, has written the Livk
Stock Inspector that O. II. Rrown,
general agent of the yards, will attend
the convention Feb. 9th and 10th.
Those wishing to be examined for
the purpose of securing certificates to
teach In the public schools, will meet
at my offlce Friday and Saturday, Jan.
29th and SOtli, 1897, at a. m.
T. D. Ballard,
852t. Co. Sup't. of Woodward Co.
Come to the Live Stock convention.
You can buy nnd sell more cattle here
In two days than in a month by corres-
pondence, and save lots of money too!
Do you see the point? Remember the
dales, Feb. 9th and 10th.
Another car of U. S. Patent flour nt
Weigleiu's. * 17 tf
We are better prepared now than ever
for the moving of house-hold goods and
drnyage of all kinds. When in need of
service give us a call.
51tf Davis Bros.
•40 Per Montii Salary.
A few energetic ladies and gentle-
men wanted to Canvas. The above
salary guaranteed. Call on or address.
A. W. Adams, State Agent.
17162 Stillwater, Okla.
Col. II. W. Key was up from Wood-
ward last week for the flrat time since
his removal there. He Is looking One
and speaks in glowing terms of that
section.—Kiowa Review.
January 1Mb Sid Webb .old a bunch
of a-year-old cattle to Wm. Ilarrel and
Al Popham, of Ainurlllo. The cattle
were ranched In this county this win-
ter, and were in very flue condition.
Rankin Moore, of Rathbone, is u
regular reader of the Livk Stock In-
spkctiik. The demand for this Jour-
is steadily Increasing ami its power
for good is being everywhere recog-
nized by the cattlemen.
Til* Livk Stock iKtpacTOk is try-
ing to arrange for a car load or two of
high grade and thoroughbred bulls to
•luring the convention on sale.
Stockmen should make a note of this
and not fail to come.
G. W. Trout, a collector, was here
this morning en route to his home at
Wicbtta. lie has been out as far as
Woodwurd and he says he never saw
such prospects for wheat all along the
line.—Wellington Dally Mail, Jan. 16.
Misses (.race Mcl'herson and Flor-
ence Farmer caine in from Shattuck
Wednesday. Miss lirace has just
very successful term of school
8. Billings, manager of the Hotel
Oklahouian. who is so well known by
Oklahoma people, Is an aspirant fur
U. S. Marshal for this district
should be receive the appointment it
would most certainly pass into worthy
hands. Mr. Billings was a soldier,
brave, prompt and always ready for
duty when our country was paaslng
through the throes of her late war He
Is among the first who settled in Okla-
homa and his conduct as a citizen has
been such as to gain the confidence
and esteem of all who know him. As
a Marshal he would lie alive and active
and efficient.
Cattlk foil Sale: I have for sale
the following: One bunch of cattle
consisting of ubout 2,000 bead or more
of best grade slock cattle, from 24 to Si
per cent steers, calves from Jan. lit,
IN!(7, thrown In; deliver for April, May
or June, at Wlicox or (ieruniiuo
Arizona Ter. Also. 1,500 head of
Arizona native stock cattle, aiiout 2T>
per cent steers, calves from Jan
1HU7. Also, 600 bead of cattle, about
20 per cent steers, spring calves thrown
in. on cars at Wilcox. Arizona Terri
tory. Address,
E. B. Moore,
(Mention this paper.) Wlicox, Ariz.
Our friend M. F. Word of Day comr
closed i
and all the young people will be glad j '>'• surprised the Woodward people by
to know that she is home to stay. Miss ! carrying off one of its fairest daughters
Farmer will remain a while on a visit.
Trainmen on the regular ruus be-
tween here and Woodward have bit
upon a capital scheme to save expenses
and cheat the hotel proprietors at the
other end of the line. They are doing
their owu cooking, or at least some of
them are, at Woodward, F. T. Irland
Is "chief cook and bottle washer" for
one crew and he is quite proficient in
the slinging of hash, so iiis boarders
say. The only kick he lias coming is
because of the fact that the cook's
Ian. 20ih. The wedding occurred at
the home of the bride's |mrent. in
Woods county, near Kiowa. Kuiisa*.
The contracting parties were Millard
F. Word of Day county, and Miss
Bessie Woodward of this city. Miti
Bessie lias long been a favorite Willi
our people who Join us in wishing the
young couple all the wedded bliss
possible and congratulating Mr. Word
upon his union with so worthy a mate
for life. Miss Anna Thompson, of
this citv. attended 4s the guest or
honor. They will beat home to friends
after .January 31st at the ranch of the
groom, near Grand, in Day county.
live stock convention.
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THE OKLAHOMA LIVE STOCK
ASSOCIATION.
AT WOODWARD, FEBRUARY th AND 10th, 1897.
PROGRAMME IF OBQS1S.
The Third Annual Session of the Oklahoma Live Stock
Association will convene at Woodward, Oklahoma. Feb. 0th and
10th, 1897. Reduced rates have been given by the A. T. & S. F,
railway to all who wish to attend.
The session will be one of great importance to the live stock
industry of Oklahoma. A very large attendance is already as-
sured. The following program has been outlined by the Execu-
tive Committee:
tuesday february oth.
10 a. m.—Address of Welcome. Response by M. F. Word for
the Association. Reading of Minutes and Diseussiou. Bus-
iness Session.
1:30 p. m.—The Quarantine Line—Territorial Inspector, W. F.
Cnntelou. (Discussion by Members.) Inspection Laws and
Practice—Ira Eddleman. (Discussion by Members.) Early
Days on the Trail and Personal Experiences—Col. Tom
Word. Short talks on shipments—By representatives pres-
ent of Live Stock Commission firms at the markets.
8:00 p. m.—Lecture—Profits in Cattle Raising—Col. L. A. Allen,
of Kansas City.
wednesday, february 10th.
!t:00 a. M.—Freight Kates; Report of Special Committee on same
by J. W. Miller. (Discussion.) Value inDehorniugCattle—
R. B. Masterson, Mobeetie, Texas. (Discussion.) Profit in
Grade Cattle,—H. L. Leibfreid, Emporia. Kansas. Wolf
BountyLaws—N. S. Hudson. (Discussion by Members.)
Report of Executive Committee, including reports of Secre-
tary nnd Treasurer. Adjournment.
8:00 p. m.—Cattlemen's Ball at Opera House; Free to members
and guests.
Judge P. B. Plemons, of Amarillo.
wus in this city the 20th to see his
daughter Mrs. J. I. Goiter, who was
reported very sick. He found Mrs.
Gober much better than lie had feared
and left for his home the next day in
excellent spirits.
Poke-tun item in Wellington Journal:
Billy Bolton, the big heart of Wood-
ward and the brnins of Western Okla-
homa, was in the city yesterday morn- Cheyenne Sunbeam
A meeting was called at the school
house last Saturday for the purpose of
considering the question of changing
the boundary lines of our county. Con-
siderable interest was manifested and
there was quite a large attendance.
Resolutions were passed favoring the di
committee appointed to confer with
the merchants of Woodward aud to
enlist their help in making the proper
representations to our legislators.
ing on his way home from the OklaliO'
ma Editorial convention at Guthrie.
County Commissioner L. B. Collins of
Woodward, was with him.
Reward: Twenty dollars reward
will be given for information leading
to recovery of seven head of horses,
taken 011 or about Sept. 27, 1896 'rom
pasture four miles east of Curtis. Dis-
cription of horses: Four are branded
lazy a on right hip; three are branded
W on right shoulder. Address.
L. E. Lincoln, or Silas Warner.
Curtis Okla.
Miss Mary Dudley, who formerly
lived just north of town, was married
December 17th at her home near Hack-
berry, Okla., to Mr. L. G. Ussery.
Special notice to Will Curtis There
is some comment on the fact that Brad
Grimes appears so frequently in Ash-
land society circles. The wiseacres
nod knowingly und make some refer-
ence to his visits to Emporia.—Ash-
land Journal.
No town in Oklahoma has a better,
more intelligent and progressive class
of ladies than Woodward. The town
band, the talent is here but
thq instruments are not; the ladies
have taken the matter in hand, ami the
dance of to night will be considerable
of a starter towurd getting the instru-
ments here. Everybody should attend
leave their dollar with the ladies
whether they dance or not.
While, of course, Woodward county
might tie greatly benefitted and per-
fectly willing to accept a portion of
Day county, yet we cannot see why the
people of that county should wish it
divided. It is one of the best stock
counties in the Territory, and in pro-
portion to its population, the richest
county in the Territory.
A Mr Bates from Indiana has been
in town the past week considering the
advisability of establishing a poultry
market at this olace. He says that he
thinks there are enough chickens as
far as quantity is concerned, but their
inferior quality will not allow him to
attempt making this a market. He
stud nothing about the breed of the
fowls, but said that they were allowed
to run and pick their living on the
prairie, instead of being fed and fat-
tened. Chickens, to bring ,jood prices
111 the markets, should be uared for
and furnished with proper food just
the same as hogs, cattle or oilier stock.
This is one of the finest countries in
the world for poultry raising and hens
and chickens will do well with as little
care, probably, as in any place in the
world, but what care they need, they
need just as much as they do anywhere,
and when it is bestowed It will yield
abundant reward.
The write-up of tile Oklahoma Ed-
itorial Anaociation Convention waa
pied t«ol*tc to re-net this inxue. The
oditort were there, and the Capital and
ieader entertained thein royally.
Ne(t meeting. Shawnee, in May.
In hatching, little ehicka often ilie
on account of the toughueas that lines
th# shell ami not being able to break
thwiugh it. Help may be rendered
thorn if you are skillfull, by carefully
oving the shell and akin at the
larjre end of the egg, about one-third
of the length. Care muat be exercised
that it i« not done prematurely, aa
bleeding and death will result.
I'nloii, Oregon, Jan. 10th, IH97,
E<Mtor Live Stock In«fkctoii:
riuiue withhold your curse* against
my tardiness, and lememlter that old
argument of the tired folks, that it Is
•better late than never," etc., etc
However slow 1 have la-en in fulfill-
ing niy promise, to write the Tiik Is-
aiyroit have enjoved every number
that bus come.—like a gleam of ami
XJT7.3I2TECS.
JOSEPH hunter...
ess* BOOT and SHOE.
MAKER.
.WOODWARD.
TME CITY BARBER SHIP
Wm, Stassbjrpr, Propr.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING
AND BATHS.
(t^Main Street, South Bide.)
Buy Coal of
Davis Bros,
and "jet the
BEST.
rK* National Hotel, 4-
and Livery Barn.
OBANT IIAHitYMAN, Proprietor.
HOTEL BATES, )2. PH Day. BARM KATES. $2.50.
. ATTICA, KANSAS .
Northiip H Jeweler,
AT POST-OFFICE.
AH fclnda of repairing.
< lock*, Wute! . - ami JowHry.
ftlilne through the lowered cloud.
Every word and lilie is liken message
from a friend, and wife and I almost
oome to arms for the lli>t sight.
We are enjoying an Oklahoma win-
ter; balmy and wild, with no snow,
except uihiii the frowulng granites that
jostle the stats above us. No cold
weather, except a little "snai)" about
'i'lianksgiviug liun : no i-leighiiig and
no real feeding weather.
The people uro in happier circum-
stances this winter ill tills state aud
section, tlinii fur a number of years,
nlioat has risen to 7o cents, hogs, cattle,
sheep, wojl,—In fact ail products have
been going at better prices than usual.
Considerable improvements have been
■nude, new settlers are coming in from
every state. Mining und lumbering
are "picking up." Our large 2,000 or
5.1MO acre wheat fields are lieing divid-
ed up Into smaller tracts, and the out-
side foothills are being dotted with
new residences and every canyon is
sheltering the "young barbarians."
It spems that defeat has not "faxed"
We are starting new mining camps
at every nook und corner. We have
got hii appropriation for u state School
of Mines, and our county is a likely
bidder for it. We have the honor of
having tlw only new railroad iu pro-
gress of construction, on the coast, just
al our elbow in Idaho; it is to connect
Nutupa (a 1'uion 1'itciUc point) with
Silver City, one of the oldest and rich-
est camps in the Uro Kino mountains
of Southern Idaho.
Hundreds of carloads of our cattle
and hogs have passed your door, eu
route to the Kansas City and Chicago
maikels. Several carloads of fancy
Iriviug and saddle horses have been
shipped from this county to the fastid-
ious purchasers of the Lone Star stale
;it Ft. Worth, during the latter part of
this season. And we are bringing
back train loads of corn from your
Kausas and Nebraska prairies. We
find it much cheaper than 75 cent
wheat.
Some twenty odd ocean steamers
ive loaded wilh Oregon wheat at
i'ort laud since harvest. The famine
in India has raised the mortgage from
many uu Oregon ranch.
Horses arc* cheap. Several herds
will be driven south from this section
iu-tlie spring. Horsemen don't pre
tend to gulher them any more. It is
the most favorable time to iuvest iu
horses Ihut one could ask for.
Some breeds of cattle are almost
boycotted ill our markets. The Hol-
steiu is the most conspicuous of these.
Tliey are uol so thrifty and have such
monstrous bones that it is impossible
lo get the llesli on them to fill out the j
frauie. The introduction of the Jersey j
into our home herds has inoculated the j G00(1 Boiul CiQd ROOMS
entire cattle wealth of the countrv.
Buyers will lo rdly take a herd that
shows the spots of the Holsteiu or the | clean beds. « service first class.
creamy" tinge of the Jersey. Mrs a Bi chakak, Prop'r.
Turning fiom these duller malters'
to the lighter dreams of memory, I <
wonder sometimes if the balmy South- j
land is not the best place, after all. I
was just learning to love its wujs and
people. Just beginning to feel at home
among its new elements aud tendencies.
Just learning its code of action and its
dreams of future eminence. But I
loved the gloom and graudettre of my
native mountains. Was lost when out
of the shadow of their frown, and felt
that I was on the edge of the world
when out of sight of the wild cliffs, the
dizzy peaks nnd blue dreamlands of
the endlesj forests. The little valleys
are large enough worlds for me. I hate
the changeless prairies. They make
me lonesome. To those who ate "at
home" epou them, they are "mucho
btieuo." Hut "pardont'z mai," I was
reared among the mountains nnd don't
care for desyert in my meals.
With a wish for the speedy realiza-
tion of every Oklahomau's hopes, and
a hand shake for every hero who is |
THE "^LAUNDRY
WOODWARD, OKLA.
A. V. WOOD, Ppoprietor.
JOE WILSON.
[drayman
All kinds of hauling about the City.
WHEN YOU WANT
u « . . a nicb *1° to takb
Your Best Girl tqchuch. c«h «t
dad's feed-stable
r. m. woodward.
All work Guaranteed First Class. Shop
in Opera House Block.
■; BUCHANAN HOUSE,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, GAGE, OKLA.
<<pwa, kama* mnaBrrrr. kamam. wiwhiwabookla.
YORK-KEY MERCANTILE CO.,
WMOLCSALt AND RCTAIL DIILCSt IN
General Merchandise&Outtittine
FARM AND RANCH SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
8T. LOUIS OPPICB, MB OLIVB 8T
Woodward. Okla.
OEO. GERLACH, President. JOII.V J. liERLACII, t
SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS
The Eastern Hotel
CI I AH. II A\ Hl'ltS l\ Proprietor.
One Block from Depot, Woodward
Hext meals served. Transient* soli. ited. Clean lied". Kales Tery low.
i The Cuban War
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AT....
THE DAYLIGHT STORE,
M. J. Weigltli, Prop.
THE CABINET SALOON,
JACK GARVEY, Propriktor.
Best of Everything Kept in Stock.
" Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Billiard Hall,
IK CONNECTION,
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP
<^Ed. Crane.
Good Tables, Good Cues, Good Sport.
at Popular Rates.
ART GALLERY,
, Block Sonllor W.I. Harrod Lnmb. Co
The McIntosh,
ALL
KINDS
OF
Photo Work,
Residence Views,
Goo
Is neatly fitted and furnished
and is in every respect
First Class in all its services.
The house Is now under the management of MRS. MCINTOSH.
Centrally Located,
Good Sample Room in Connection.
W, M. Femuon, a cattle man of
Memphis, uelivereil several hundred
head of cattle in Pueblo about Ihe lotli
of Jan.,land reports Colorado packers
i saying that within 30 days they will
ive to depend entirely upon OIdaho.
' beef cattle.
curving his home from the i Id wilder-
liess. I am
Fraternally ami Eternally Tours,
Bert Huffman.
for e
Ranch and Farm
e supplii
"' SlDltise & Co,
Leopold & Schnitzer,
THE
PALACE MEAT MARKET,
Fresh and Salt MeaU, ^
Beef, Pork and Mutton,
C«ntr«i Block. West Si4e. WC
Picture Frames,
Mats, Glass, Etc.
SAUNDERS BROS.
$1800.00
GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS.
any one wfio ap*
— to eocouragc invtntoi* to
bright idem*. At the sum time we
on the public the feet that
IT S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES.
weh u th "c«-window" which can be tui>y did up
>u4 down without breaking the paaaenfn'i hack,
"sauce-pan," "collar-hutton," "nutOock?1 "bonk,
•topper. ■ and a thousand other little thing, that taut
anjr one can find a way ol improving; and thete limpt*
inventions are th* ones thai bring largest returns to tha
author. Try to think o< someLhaig to in rex.
IT IS NOT SO HARP AS IT SEEMS.
Patents taken out through
'e furnish a year's sub*
journal, free of coat, to all our -,;—
free of
Weabo
which wins our $150 prisi
of copies of the "Natio
sketch of the winner, and 1
A £oroa
JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Solicitor. «t American and Fwniga PataaU,
616 P Street. N.W.,
Sox 385. Washington, D. C.
/XE£.
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The Woodward News. (Woodward, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, January 22, 1897, newspaper, January 22, 1897; Woodward, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth353116/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.