New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-20

1890 "a The direction Of IT The lest saw OF
-. 49,, disappearing behind the tress ~ tho wsfers
- ~ ~ss the bonnet perched rakishy on the head
= sha abof How be VII arouse the envy OF ms
s,s,rds when he goes back to the reservation
pRArRIr-scHooNERs OF EVERY DEGREE
r~sr. are prairie schooners-th;s is the name gwen
a.. s.nvascoyercd wagons OF the @boomers'-and
800. aohoouers Some are old and dilapidatea con-
go ara not without some prctensons to style.
cefns aboomers is satisfied with substantial
ano ash Eve hoops and duck cover and with
$3.50 three horses. There are Others, however,
wv - ~ said to be the aaristocrats' OF the camp.
- community has aristocrats, why not Inc camp
Aso's a.ersra The aristocrat saw the other aay
=. presbyterian clergyman, VINO hau come az
y. ,..v from Faux County, Dakota. ana VINO mas
-. +. camp near Purcell since september las.
~ rarty consists Of SIX people, incuane ns' ~
n. and child, his sister, his mother ana ms
hs s,ssr The old lady Is eighty-seven years
- ana ths child barely twelve months. NO one
1920 the trip more than did the Ola iaa,' an
- a. ON IT, IT took them two mon'1s 10 n,"Ao
81 TIN from Faulk County to Purccn' ,'ss
.-s-.,,.s IN thrse wagons One Of these was mousse
- vh.e,s Instcad OF the customary oed OF os'
AN wagon there was placed on the spi'neo e.
,-sme OF wood covered with sheetnon $500 m
,r,tb holes in the sides to serve As W'ha is
whole was neatly painted Inside VIZ ~ On AM
.-..~
s..n staamsr At one side OF this house tnere wof9
,.h,.s which when not In use cowe po ..,s,ss
80 .s.,nst the wall The chairs, too' "ero i',1s
49,, Tn one eorncr was the eoonng-sDVo, WIN
49,, ua.' eanablo of baking bread OF foss'ns
ch,esen. Tho second wagon was afrss~ ...s,
thonch less iuxurously. Botn' ho" -
''oasn wh.n IN camp the two wagons were
1870. ..nsr en- that the ends woud meet CoHi-
Pis0eu 80. then established by throwing board
NUM- "a nrvacv secured by stretching piece OF
se.' 49, ~ connect the two roofs IL was tno
csnsss 80, ,,,neipe established unexpectedly In
vss'sa'0 ..s-.s- ard m decidedly novel and m
new -, ina third wagon was merely
senious .ns 49, n r. probably the most complete
pssssee outatp that will snter Oklahoma on
Monday next -. I'll, n. nm
:. os,.homa He viii be there on time,
aho~n - newt week Before the now Territory
no s.rr hours old he will have petition on
70 - - washington. There Is camp near the
i.s say IA ~ Arkansas City which is made up
.,t,ralv Of old soldiers and their families
S'n.. s,rst thew held meeting at which there was
! dssI Of aresoluting' done There were aU's VI
.,oousut speeches made. The outcome OF u AL wss
~. ,aoution of resolution which some one was
1900 10 address to his Excelency, Mr.. William
u.nrv HarriscnH-shades Of the departed with inc
request for its Immediate consideration !. re'onl.
mepded the appointment OF Sergeant so.anu,so .suo
name has slipped from my memory as Un'eu s'a'es
pension Agent for the new Territory Oh oAiAhom~-
Among the strange sights In the camp IS car'lase
,ooz,ng AZ diruted as any coach driving In funeral
process on out to Greenwood Wnae can ''s o"Aoi
POSSIBLY want to do with IL In okahoma'