The Peoples' Voice from Norman, Oklahoma • 8

Norman rk i Report Tliv followliiK irlm pi ilrd In the Norman mrket at the time of goln, to promt Friday Borntnf Wheat Oorn tot liny, now, Com meal tgK STUC KKhT I'KOVIMION AKKKT 8 Vt to 8 to 3 40 1 4 Or Price's Cream Baking Powder World' Fair Hith Award LOCAL NEWS Just received a lar re assortment of Pickles at Williams Son tf Miss Nannie White, Dr Scott and Hood were visitors in Oklahoma City last Monday Girls gather up a few dozen of eggs and go to Wallace's Cash Store and pet you a nice summer hat 47 4t If you want rt farm loan go to Marquart, of Norman, and gel his terms before placing your application 48-8 Mrs Hay started for avisit to friends in Springfield Illinois last Monday Lucien is left to keep house during her absence Dr Williams, the dentist, has departed from Norman and will open up an office in Ft Sill He says that be can do much belter over there Killed in a saloon at Burnett last Saturday afternoon, Hiram Kelley by Prof Ellis Tiie biffl ulty grew out of the supposed stealing of Kills' horse by Kelley The past week has been cloudy with few showers thrown in The finest crop weather in the world Corn and cotton is on the jump with weedB in hard pursuit Cleveland county is al' most assured of the finest corn and cot' ton crop it ever raised Miss Lida White has returned home to Norman She has been attending college in Missouri for a number of years and has completed the course and it home for a vacation It has been over two years siuce the has been home I am prepared to make farm loans short notice 1 can procure your money in from three to live days, with the lowest semi-annual interest payments of any company Option of pay ing part or all after one year M'AKQUART, 48 -3 Norman, 0 REI CROWN GASOLINE, AT WILLIAMS SON Millinery Goods cheaper than ever was known before as I am going away about the middle of July to spend the summer I want to clean up all my summer hats by that lime From now on I will sell mlllenery goods very cheap Come and see before you buy Mrs Wallace, Wallace's Cash Stoke BORN July 1st to Mr and Mrs Shottenkirk, a tine girl Dr Newman was In attendance and reports mother and babe all Evangelist Burnett, of Texas, has been making things pretty lively in the tabernacle this week He thinks Uie Christians in Norman have grown cold and he is doing his best to warm some of them over again, lie is a good talker and good crowds go out to hear him and we will not be much surprised to hear of his success in his undertaking Ex-Governor Hubbard, of Texas, also ex-minister to Japan, will deliver his famous lecture on Japan and the Orient shams in church and State, at the Opera House in Norman on the evening of July, 12th As many as can should go oul to bear this lecture Mr Hubbard comes highly recommended as a lecturer and public speaker and we have no doubt his lecture will be a treat to those who attend Last Friday, June 8, the Leans and the Fats played a great game of base ball Captain Stubbeman managed the Fals and 1 Kelley tilled the same office for the Leans The game was an interesting one throughout For the first few innings the Leans were not iu it a little bit but towards the last of the game the Fats fflgged and the score began climbing for the Leans At the close oi the game the score stood 43 to 2,5 in favor of the Fate The Fats were winded but jubilant, the Leans were chagrined and determined and immediately challenged the Fats for another game The challenge was accepted and the game was set for the following Friday Little Klver Fall Uncle Walter Wheelis has been on the sick list Grandpa and Grandma Orr were over from East side of the river, Suu day Miss Grace Peyton, of Kansas, visited Dr Montgomery the first of last week Bro Brown gave some able sermons, Sunday, to large and appreciative audiences Creed Roland, of Choctaw City, spent Sunday wilh his sister, Mrs John Hume Dr 11 Knowles returned to Tecumseh after a few days visit with relatives and friends Corn Is looking fine since the rain and weeds are hustling the boys to keep up with them Mr Henry Johnson and wife accompanied Jim Wheelis' family to their new home and refiort their crops looking small but a pretty place to live Mr Jim Wheelis has sold his cropon Little River to Mr Gibbs, and has moved his family nine miles East of Oklahoma City We regret to loose such good neighbors Death visited the home of Vaugn Sunday morning carrying away with him pretty little Dannie, aged one year, one month and one day He was the happy sunshine of that home and we all regret that his mission of brightening the family circle should be so short Mother, Father, Brother do not weep, that he has left this vale of sorrow and tears He has gone where sin and weeping can not enter into the years Sweet, pretty darling with your many cunning pranks How mother misses your patter, patter, over these old planks Father looks in vain, when his day's work is o'er for little Dannie, Coming to meet him at the door Brother misses the little arms that clasp him so light around the neck All the fond hopes and joyous hours with brother lies before you a wreck He is playing with children on Eternity's Golden sand, But his little a-m will clasp you when on thai shore you will stand Evans Montgomery Call and see our line of Pickles Williams Son Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, DH twtr CREAM BAKING P0WDH1 MOST PERFECT MADE of sin and care Had marred this hud of beauty death plucked it pure and fair Grief fills the hours with weeping I trust kneels in siieut prayer A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free whispers only sleeping hope from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, kids 1,8 meet him there 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Mrs HILLY Blackburn Items Mr Editor As we have not seen anything from our neighborhood, we will drop you a few dots We have had plenty of rain late, crops are looking Hue, and farmers are beginning to lay them by We are sorry to note the death of Frank Whitten's little daughter Alice last week I inace Flouce Is reported very sick Prof Perry is teaching a singing class at Blackburn's school house The Blackburn ball club played a natch game with the Denver club at Denver last Saturday Score stood ti to 13 in fayor of the Blackburn boys There was a large crowd at the game The Blackburn club is the mustard and would be glad to cross bats with Norman in a friendly game of course they can't expect to beat the Normrn club but would like to play them for practice Camp meeting started at Blackburn, yesterday Chickens and watermelons are ready for the occasion Come out and help eat thera Success to the People's Voice Black acker From the County Normal This week closes the best attended and most interesting Normal ever held in Cleveland County The enrollment reached 61 and almost every attendant was either a real or prospective teacher The weather was pleasant and a more auspicious time, it seems, could not have been chosen for an Institute Notwithstanding the fact that only a three weeks session was held, the ourse of study was practically exhausted The teachora express themselves as well pleased with the instruction thev have received and will go to their respective places of work this fall feeling encouraged, strengthened and more thoroughly prepared for their duties The conductors and instructors have been faithful and persistent and have just cnuse to feel proud of their work Friday and Saturday will be examination days when those who are weighed and not found wanting can pass Nemo, Linden, Okla Clarence Alls, only son of Mr and Mrs A Alls, fell asleep, June, 20, 1895, aged two years and some months Little Clarence was au unusually bright child and, was loved by all who knew him The parents have the sympathy of all iu their sad bereavment While yet love unspoken lay on his lips like dew, The District Court adjourned last Saturday until July, 6lh During the short session quite a number of cases were cleared from the docket Geo Hsll was convicted for grand larceny and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary Two negroes were con victed for cattle stealing and were sen tenced to three years in the penitentiary The other cases were mostly suits for divorce the most notable of which was the Beach case Beach was a prominent man in New York City aud had wandered out to Oklahoma, where he supposed the divorce mills run easy Mrs Beach, however, put in an appearance for alimony at the rate of alrnut 5, KM 00 er year The court grarted the divorce but took the alimony question under advisement During Beach's short stay in the city the streelcoinmissioner concluded that II Mr Beach was a resident of Norman to secure a divorce he would also be a resident for poll tax aud consequently served notice on him to work the roads Mr Beach found this notice very con venlent during his trial but as soon as the trial was over he told the street commissioner that he guessed he would not work The street commissioner immediately had a warrant issued for his arrest and the city marshal went after him at once and arrested him The gentleman took great umbrage at this sudden turn of affairs and remonstrated but it was of no use and the city marshal marched him up before the police court On entering the court room the gentleman, from New- York, asked the Police Judge What kind of a den of thieves was this he had fallen into, whereupon the Police Judge immediately threatened to fine him 10 00 for contempt of court This rather sobered the late arrival, from New York, and he became very cour- teousand asked the court what was the fine The court immediately informed him that 4 00 for poll tax and 3 20 costs, making in all 7 20 would be about the sum that would make all things serene in the police court He immediately paid it and took the next train Last Sunday evening at about six o'clock, the citizens of Oklahoma City were aroused by the firing of pistols in the heart of the city At about six o'clock Jailor Garver went into the jail to shut his prisoners up in their cells On opening the corridor door he was immediately seized by the Christian brothers' on having failed to lock the outer door, they together wilh one Casey made thtJir escape into the alley Immediately on reaching the alley they in some manner secured good pistols well loaded It is supposed they were concealed by pals for them in case they could break jail Will Christian immediately mounted the chief of police's horse, that was standing hitched near the jail and Bob Christian and Casey ran out to the street aud jumped into a buggy that was passing by witn a man and woman in It They put whip to the horse, but It happened to be a two year old colt and did not take kindly to the lash and when they got opposite the burnt corner the colt stopped The chief of police and two other policeman happened to be standing near there at the time and seeing the trouble, the chief of police Mr Jones immediately ran out to the buggy and ordered the parties to surrender Casey, who was standing in the hind part of the buggy immediately turned around and shot the chief of police, who walked back a few steps and fell dying The other two policemen opened fire on Casey and shot him dead I11 the meantime Christian had brought his revolver into action and a regular battle ensued Christian jumped from the buggy and started to run down the street followed by the officers Meeting a man coming riding in a cart he took possession of the rig and made good his escape The sheriff was soon after him on horseback and when within about 400 yards of the fleeing prisoner he abandoned the cart and took to the woods and escaped, i Bill Christian followed by deputy sher-1 iff Owens ran south and reaching Mr Hollidays in the Flat, he traded horses with Mr Hollidav without Mr Hoili- day's knowledge and passed two miles north of Norman making for the Pott country Christian Bro's were recently convicted for the killing of deputy sheriff Wm Turner, oi Pottawato- mie county They were sentenced to Sand 10 years in the penitentiary and would have been taken off in a few days Casey was in jail charged with the killing of a constable at Yukon They were all three bad men and the two that have escaped will be difficult to catch It is thought Bob was wounded during the tight Give the HOME LAUNDRY atrial, they do their work in Norman and spend their money in Norman Good work is Osterhaus Wilmes Hnve Ju receive their Spring Styles, of Nobby Suiting I'rlee reasonable Call hnd ee hhI NOICMAN, OKLAHOMA WAITS WELCH, Physician Surgeons, Office over wIIIIhiiih a Son' Grocery we do a gtuientl practice JOHN SCOTT, Physician Surgeon Will do a Genera Practice Offlce- Koon 1-2 over Citizen bank, Norman, Oklahoma SHIMER, Office In Norman State Ilank llld'g Chronic diseases ami disease ol rectum a specialty Dr Williams Dentist- NEWMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office Over Klttredge'g Drug Store All Calls promptly attended day or night Leave orders at Drug Store or Office THE HOMELAUNDRY 18 A NORMAN INsTIttTlON 17ashlng and Ironing nealty done and delivered in any part of the City White Shirts and Lace Curtains a specialty Weathers, Proprietor Office Horse Shoe Restaurant Persons desiring to have their stock branded with the brand, please drop me card at Norman a Coles, Agent WILLIAMS NEWELL, attorneys-at-law Practice in all the courts also he fore the department at Washington and in he local land office Over lloston Store Nonnan, Oklahoma BERRY ALLAN, A TTC KN EYS-AT-LA Will Prue- tice in all courts Office in the Kliedge Mock All work executed promptly aial accurately It PYLB8' YORK BARBER SHOP east main street Practical Surveying All orders by mail, or left at Voice office, will receive prompt attention CORN, Co Surveyor MARyuAHT, OWKNS, A MAKER, Hocker, President Vice-Preg Cashier Ass't Gash Citizens Bank of Norman, IMORpOR-rED UNDER THE w8 OF OKLAHOMA CAPITAL STOCK S50000 -DIRECTORS Marquart, OweDs, Hocker, Larsh, George Smith Hughes, Mayfield v-Laws of this Batik provide that 110 stock can be issued to non-residents of this county Turns without Friction at our Store We oil it with triple extract of Low Prices and BIG VALUES We carry one of the Largest Stocks of i Family Groceries in the City We wish you to Call and Give us a trial McGINLEY, MINOR, BERRY HULLUM BLOCK, EAST MAIN STREET SAY Did You Know that McGILL SIGMAN Are running one of the best MEAT MARKETS in the crry To be convinced of this fact, you have but to step into their market and purchase some of meats You will find their place of business just East of the old Post Oflice Building' EAST MAIN STREET, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA A Waits, Grifpen Taylor, Kelley, President Vice President Cashier Ass't Cashier Farmers Merchants Bank CAPITAL STOCK 50,000 directors who guarantee careful and conservative management 3ryor Adkins, Clapham, John Merkle, A Waits, A Wood, Taylor, Griffin, Payton, Kelley, Does a Genera Banking Business Accounts and Collections Solicited Safety Fire Proof Vault, Screw Door, Triple Time Lock Safe Valuable Papers and Records Stored Without Charge The Lone Star Barn, 111 The finest rigs and best teams in tne city at reasonable rates Horses boarded by day or month best of care and attention Hack to Tecumseh every Morning at 6 30 Connect with all passenger trains at Norman Norman, Okla TAYLOR GREENLEAF, PROPR'S Remembe' that Risinger, Jones Sparks The Fashionable Barber and Hair Dressers wants your Trade East Main Street, Norman, Okla The sno-vy bud was broken, in life's guaranteed and best of refer- sweet spring time new No frost of slighted duly, no blight ence given STUB'S Hitch up Neighbor, LET'S GO TO STUB'S i Tin1 largest dealer and cheapest harness house in the territory His Motto Is Stubbeman, Norman, Okla Card ol'Thanks Wanted To employ an energetic We wish to thank our dear friends Lady or Gentleman to represent us in and neighbors for their loving kind- each County Salary 50 00 per month nessand sincere sympathy for us in our and hour of sorrow aud need stamp Daniel Vaugn, Anna Vaugn commission Address with Chas A Robin on Co Sulinu, Kans Ml French, Coach and Percheron Stallions, Bliick Spanish, Kentucky and Missourri Jacks, FOR SALE on easy terms, or will trade for cattle also keep Mules For sale Everything guaranteed The finest lot of stock ever offered for sale in this country Two miles ne of Lexington CAMPBELL SON Proprietors MOORE NURSERY, Dealer In and Grower of ie 32 choice varities of Apples, Plums, Crabs, Four varieties Peach, and all kinds of small Fruit all Grafted on No 1, one year old Roots Good size and Healthy Trees Call and see my Stock Prices on application Four miles east of Moore, seven miles north of Norman GARBER, MOORE OKLA Notice Parties knowing themselves indebted to me should hasten and pay jup I need the money now If my old customers will lend me a helping hand now as I have lent them one in the past, it will be appreciated I have ever tried to befriend my customers and would like for them to remember me now Your friend, McGINLEY SHULER Always willing to give my customers full value their money i have introduced the following low prices I'erset ol 4 lJe-sctting Wagon Tire i 50 Buggy Car'go 2 50 Pointing plow Shovels 1 20 Sharpening Plows, in to i And everything else in the blacksmith line in proportion Call and see me and get my prices 15 SHI LER, BLACKSMITH, MAIN ST Norman, hi le.