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Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 8

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MTSKOGEE TIMES-DEMOCRAT ABE LINCOLN 100 37 KS CY 18 Collect RECEIVED at MY BOSS "Will Move" Sale Dated Chicago Ills Feby 12th-1909 To New Phoenix Clothing Co Muskogee Okla Have closed five ItundreJ fancy vests put them on sale tomorrow for one dollar fifty cents Mike 121 pm On account of our moving into our new and permanent home on or about March 1 1909 Everything in Men's and Boy's Fine Clothing and Furnishing Goods WILL BE SOILO ISJo Attention Faid to the Cost (Continued from pnite one) man to take my stand in front of the old court house at Uloouilng-tou HI and there I beat the roll which called for volunteers It was not the little old Lincoln drum I used that day but a new one that could be heard all over town I have both drums yet and 1 have I he precious memory of marching off to war as a drummer bea-Ing step for troops Rut this has carried me ahead oi my story An old man must be pardoned If he rambles as he writes of matters so close to his heart Wlfh the little drum Mr Lincoln gave me I drummed myself into his further notice and one day he offered me the Job of whitewashing his fence I did it well and as he stood admiring my work he asked me if I cared to be big ofllce boy I eagerly accepted and remained with him until my father moved to another town I have always remembered one of the first things Lincoln said to me It was: "Work hard bo honest never gamble keep smiling and you will succeed" He had many quaint savings This message received just as the paper was going to press Fancy Vests $150 Saturday Fancy Vests $150 Saturday New Phoenix Clothing Company Overcoat Sale about cheerfulness One I remem- HO A NEGROES THINK OKLA Neckwear Sale uit was mis: "The world has no use for a grumbler who always keeps liis head down and always sees the dark side of life" Another was this: "if a cow kicks over a bucket of milk just milk the next cow aud If OCiti a tt nt i 1 5 1 1 ill mAn LAND OF PROMISE negro voters in the state Ten thous- (Mv A Loniey) Washington Feb 12 (Speciul) Cravenette Sale "-obaby tnake the 'more Ilk Yhan klckk baci muie iiepuuiican and If tliev were yvT Tf 1 i I lie (act lhat tho re is negro In I I I I I tne legislature of Oklahoma lis I II I I causing the negroes In other parts of the country to look to that state I with the Idea that it Is for them a St Petersburg Feb 12 There l'nd of promise The fact that a has been a serious outbreak ofin'Kro was elected to ofllce however Asiatic cholera anions the utaff ofls also being used -as a means to St George hospital Thirteen cases an end by certain influences We Will be in our New Home at 206 Broadway on or about March 1 properly distributed in close counties would make the legislature Republican It appears now that the only absolutely sure way of checkmating this negro colonization would be to In some manner restrict the franchise of the ignorant negro as has been advocated by Lincoln and Judge Taft He was never bo at ease as when tilted back in his chair with his big feet resting on the table In that position his great length seemed even greater than it was It may not seem possible to connect the Lincoln so revered today with an attitude so undignified but I have often seen him so and the natural ungalnliness of his lank figure rendered him very ludicrous His only chair was a Windsor of tho hard rugged old-fashioned sort were recorded today nine yesterday Jolly's dance tonight For Cash For Cash BENNETT BACK i as different as could be Imagined There la In Washington a negro lawyer who went to Oklahoma last year and was paid a largo fee by the negroes for trying to prove the Jim Crow law imconstltutional It is understood that this lawyer in a way still represents the negroes of Oklahoma and that he Is pointing out to the negroes in Washington and elsewhere the opportunities Oklahoma offords In fact there seems to be a general plan of colonization of negroes in the new state It is ENDS Dr Leo Dennett who was elected grand treasurer of the Oklahoma Grand Lodge of Masons at tho meeting which closed In Guthrie Thursday returned home today At this See West Window of New Spring Suitings meeting the grand lodges of the In LIFE dian Territory and Oklahoma were supposed that this system while not consolidated and It is now one of MARKET REPORTS the largest jurisdictions in the country Dr Bennett states that the meeting was successful in every respect and Masons are well Batisllcd with the work accomplished AT LINCOLN' OLD HOME IN ILL Chicago Feb 12 Alderman Joseph Kohout aged GO a Democratic leader committed suicide by shooting himself at bis home today Jolly's dance tonight ranged The program opens with a battle royal In which four negroes will participate This will be followed with a ten round sparring contest between "Kid" McGuflin of Muskogee and "Young" Sharkey of Chicago The third event will be a wrestling match between Alf Brewer and Pete Dwyer both of Muskogee This Jolly's dance tonight from the elegantly upholstered chairs in the oflice of leading lawyers today For visitors there was an uncushioned bench along the wall I have heard many stories of his bringing his lunch to the office and eating it off the office table while discussing cases with clients but I never saw him do that and do not believe he ever did it But he liked to work In his shirt sleeves when alone in the ofllce I have no recollection of any tilts with my boss He was always kind and good-natured He had Rifle respect for smokers He once remarked of a pipe: "A fire at one end and a fool at the other" Another recollection I have of him is that he shaved himself and always came to the ofllce with a perfectly smooth face except in winter when he allowed his whiskers to grow 1 cannot better close my reminiscences than by quoting a saying which I have heard him utter to many people but which 1 have never seen In print: "Keep a stiff upper lip and a steel backbone and don't let' any one discourage you" It healed the heart wounds of exactly national in its scope ls being backed by the Republican national committee The idea being to make it a Republican state The principal obstacle in getting negroes to go to Oklahoma is the Jiin Crow statute The negroes dislike that more than anything else Hut it is being pointed out that by colonizing a few thousand of them In close counties in the state the legislature could be made Republican and the Jim Crow law repealed It ls also pointed out that a few hundred negro votes in certain counties would make it possible for more negroes to hold otllce It Is doubtful if the people living in Oklahoma themselves realize the danger they nre in if this plan which la being steadily worked out Is not check mat ed in some manner There are now between 27000 and 30000 CLAIRVOYANT PROF LKNTC1I gives advice in all matters Private parlors 127 1-2 10 Broadway Look for sign Springfield 111 Feb 12 This will be followed by the event of the KING EDWARD place the home and burial place of Jv LIVE STICK Kansas City Mo Feb 12 Cattle receipts 2000 steady native Fleers $4 '6 60 natlvie cows and heifers $225 575 stockers and feeders $325 525 bulls $3-20485 calves $350650 Hog receipts 90 00 steady to 5 lower bulk sales $6645 heavy $(540 650 packers and butchers $620645 Uights $575 625 pigs $450550 PRODUCE Kansas City Mo Feb 12 Butter creamery extra 31 firsts 27 1-2 seconds 25 1-2 packing evening a wrestling match between Dan McBride of Pittsburg and Joe Stine and Smalley of this city McBride agrees to throw both Stine and Smalley twice in one hour HIKES FOR LUNN0N TAFT JUST MUST HAVE PHILANDER Abraham Lincoln was profusely decorated with -national colors and with pictures of the emancipator today French Ambassador Jusserand British Ambassador Bryce- Hon William Jennings Bryan Hon David Francis of St Louis and many ether prominent public and business men are guests of the city Today's exercises include a monster mass meeting tlvis afternoon with addresses by Ambassadors Jusserand and Bryce and William Berlin Feb 12 King Edward nnd Queen Alexandra left here for London this afternoon DR JOHNSTON BACK FROM ORIENT Jolly's dance tonight stock 18 liggs extras 27 1-2 current receipts flat 24 seconds and dities 17 1-2 Hay easy on prairie steady on other grades choice timothy $975 (ft 10 choice prairie $825 850 choice alfalfa $1516 Washington Feb 12 Taft many a worried client 'Bryan lias telegraphed Senator Hale urg-i Ing congress to reniove all doubt ofi GUILTY OF MURDER Manager Traube of the Muskogee Carnation company hai returned from Trenton where he was called to attend the funeral of his mother who died Feb 4 at the age of 76 years THE MAN WHO EATS WELL Knox's eligibility to the ofllce of secretary of state saying the loss of Knox from the cabinet would be a public misfortune The Epworth League of the First church will give an old-fashioned valentine box supper at the residence of Mrs Wills 712 North street tonight All 12 Cot- COTTOX Galveston Texas Feb ton steady 9 3-4 Columbus Miss Feb 12 The jury in the case of Smith' Dr John Johnston after spending three months in the Orient returned to Muskogee Thursday He came here direct from Egypt In discussing conditions existing abroad Dr Johnston said that the Balkan trouble was practically at an end as the allied powers were not anxious for war The young Turk movement which started in And Enjoys Food Lives Life As He are invited an requested to bring MORE FLOODS EXPECTED ON AGAIN'! liKTWFKX WAGOX-Klt AND MUSKOGEE AXI NMITH LITTLE KOCK AXI AM POINTS REACHKU VIA THE IKON MOUNTAIN which will be auctioned off for the benefit of the League charged with the murder of A Laurent of Artesia Miss several weeks ago today brought in a verdict of murder in the first degree Should And Gets The AAost From It The man who eats is the man who works and the man who works is the man who wins Tireless workers depend upon a storehouse of vim and vigor India is noted for Its fasters and its dreamers Europe and Salonica less than a year ago he BOOZE TO BURN TO ARRANGE DOCKET Judge John King of the dis Vice president Allison Secretary A Glenn Swanson Assistant secretary Sam Pitts Treasurer Brown Librarian Clark Standard bearer Seymour Press reporter A Lathim After the election of officers the following chairmen of committees were appointed the selection of members to compose the committees being deferred until the next meeting Hustlers Huntly chairman Membership A Case chair Denutv Sheriff Ledbetter confls- MAYOR IS HELPING America for their eaters and said had transformed an absolute monarchy to practically a republic and the modern element which stands for progress is now in control of the situation Dr Johnston said that wonderful progress Is being made in Egypt and American methods and customs are bringing this about trict court has requested the attor-j neys of the city to meet in the court room Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to assist in arranging the docket for the February term which begins Monday I theirCated 48 quarts and 35 pints of I whielrv fntlnH fhte a Ptarnrirri In rrtflin workers San Francisco Calif Feb 12 Cities and towns in the Sacramento valley have been notified to prepare for a repetition of the damaging storm of a month ago The melting snow and the tremendous volume of watvT in tho Sierra Nevada mountains is expected to test the strength of the levees along the river's course and the earliest reports from the threatened sections indicate the day will note a rise of flood waters 18 Norman hotel TONY WANTS man Mayor Martin left for Guthrie last night where he is to assist the Commercial club in landing one of the state normals for Muskogee SMALL POX INCREASES FEE BASIS TEACHERS PASS EXAMS In America we have been doing nothing but work this past quarter of a century That is why our old men say "In my days no one had dyspepsia" Of course all men in those days ate and worked now they work and eat If eating interferes with business men give up eating This is good logic for the dollar-getter but poor wisdom for the man who really wants to live Abuse of anything God given results in punishment and man is a pigmy when it conies to cheating his system TO HOLDKNYILLE SHAWNKK AXI) OKLAHOMA CITY A 7:15 1 Social Leon Patterson chairman Music Mr Griffith chairman Literary Moore chairman Athletic Arnold Moore chairman H-HMn Employment Murdock chairman Mr Holden vice president and general manager of the Midland Valley Railroad company will be the teacher of the class (Staff Special) Guthrie Ok Feb 12 Fred Branson is one of the most illustrious lobbyists at Guthrie He is here in the interests of Fort Gibson and TO BUILD Liberty Mo Feb 12 Twenty additional cases of small pox developed between yesterday noon and the same time today at the William Jewell college bringing! the total number of cases now at the college up to thirty-five All the students in the dormitories are quarantined and there is little prospect of the school re-opening soon The disease is said to be in a mild form the blind school there WHEELS OF GOVT ARE STOPPED TODAY Washington Feb 12 Except for the proceedings of the lower bouse of congress where Lincoln's Gettysburg speech was lead the wheels of tile government stopped today in honor of the Lincoln anniversarv I I I I Ton' Miitney lis' IV 1 JL VJ Lu Muskogee county is al ict clerk of so here keep If you take from the system that which is intended should remain or put into it that which is intended should be kept out you are cheating The following were successful In the recent county teachers' examination: First grade Frank Vorhees Briartown Second grade Robertson Porum Mills Fort Gibson Third grade Virginia Robertson Porum Alma Hickman Braggs Bascomb Anthony Braggs Sarah Long Porum Regina Whittaker Muskogee Colored third grade Wni Henry Fort Gibson ing an eagle eye on bills calculated to put his office on a fee basis COAL COMPANY IS BANKRUPT (Stair Special) Guthrie Ok Fob 12 The house committee yesterday favorably -reported IlKynes' bill to allow 1he township of Jenks in Tulsa county to appropriate a portion of funds to build a bridge across the Arkansas river near the station of Jcnks yoursetr a-il soontr or later pay the penalty Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are concentrated vegetable and fruit essences which give the system every fluid stimulant and ingredient necessary to gain the fullest strength from everything which goes into the stomach or to keep from the system everything which should not lay ARKANSAS IS CELEBRATING CAUGHT IN RAID WORD FROM The Baraca class met last night in St Paul's Methodist church and perfected its organization The following officers were chosen: President Vlllard Martin The Witterville Coal company of Panama La Flore county was thrown into involuntary bankruptcy today on the application of Winchester Martin and Co of Fort Smith Jolly's dance tonight ana aecay in It Little Rorlr Ark Feh 12 As improper- semi-official holidav Little Rock is rpT jp "I it "piT-irpi If you will eat fast an HH I I ly if you will drink and 1 1LJ 1 1 hirly and to excess then lr ou win eat fast ana eat irregu- observing Lincoln's anniversary The give to Na- frtrlprril nffirec nr lnol tho crhnnls Tom Owens' gambling resort on i Main street was raided last night by a posse of deputy sheriffs and i seventeen gamblers were arrested A ALL QUIET New York Feb 12 A wireless tu re as you do so enough of the es-1 wert Sjvon a naif holiday A pop-messago from the tender Yankton sences she demands to neutralize the uiar one dollar a plate banquet will which is preceding the Atlantic bat I bad effects of your habits riven tnniirhi vioro Pnnfeilerato make TT A TC A hunch of thorn attempted to UN lYMlMOMO lllir getaway down the real stair- tleship fleet on the way home was! After a meal take a Stuart Dyspop- mini- viih thp stars and two of1 picked un earlv today bv the wire- f-P Tablet and the meal won't hurt 1 ctrlnc: way hut wt-ro stopped by the deputies who drew their Kas Feb The leg- vprs atl(1 commanded them to stop less station on Fire Island The you or your stomach I jdge Joseph House a prom- message gives the location by lati- At a midnight dinner take a Stu- jnent ex-Confederate veteran wUI Mature is observing liucoiu Dirtn- All of the seventeen pleaded guilty tude and longitude and concludes: art tablet and you will sleep well I act toastniaster and will respond sleep well day annivt-rsary today 1 lie legisia )0 the charge of vagrancy before "Fine weather cruise uneventful" and get up without a breath which "The Martyred President tors left tins morning Tor Lawrence Justice Bailey this morning and i longitudinal position the ships 'is filled with the decay of the mid will be will ue where tney 'no guests oi pald fines of ten dollars and costs lust ntht nhnnt -n mil ti nicht meal the state university Saturday February 13 We will give to each purchaser of 1 pound of Truway's fine Chocolates a 75c Bon Bon Dish free Central Drug Store Broadway Pharmacy Owl Drug Store each Of Azores Fortify your stomach like you do -ATHLETIC your business Fortunes when NOTICE A OF i 'v Mm ius nr imt una iiauuin niso a mrnrtnrv prdntd mirsoc i i CARNIVAL lrr i im Is now open at the home of Mrs outraged stays with you to the fin- 2o 1 nlRht rnl women j- Atwood COS East Broadway Uh and vou know it is there 1'0Wt11 Ploaded guilty to he charge of The physicians of the city of Mus-j If vou "wan to know these nnr or ana llnd neighboring cities are tablets win do buy a package from1 TOO LATE TO CLASS1FV cnSf' kindly" requested to call nurses rom any druggist price 50 cents or send The athletic entertainment to be FOR RENT Nicely furnished front directory Graduate nurses not en-i us your name aud address aud we pulled off at Convention ball next room: outside entrance Modern Michael Jukowky has gone to rolled will please enroll at earliest win send you a trial package free Monday night promises to be an im-540 So 2nd Phone 1877 Chicago and New York on a busi- convenience Directory telephoneby mail Address A Stuart Co'portant event in sporting circles and ia lA'UM Stuart Building Marshall Michku attractive program has been ar- jness trip iW.

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