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Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
down
sliide,.
-BisnnarcS Tribune.
Entirely too Specific.

The editor of the Ellendale Record
grave. error when he
wrote this: 4
There is nobody in this country in
favor of withdrawing the army from
the Philippines or surreudering the
islands but d few republicans like
Senators Hoar, Mason and Pettigrew
aud their blowers. The possession
OF tue Phil pines was no doubt a
mistake, but BIT is fact and cannot
10 recalled. h The principle of prose-
cutting aggressive warfare against
weak peoplR and subjugating them
after the mahuer Of England is what
the people pndemn.
The trouHe with the aboxe is that
it is too spesifc and If there. is any
thing whichSthe democratic, or popu-
listic editor should avoid 1t is the
habit of beis sg specific. The proper
thing for Ia democrat to do is to- gen
eralize, and when in doubt cuss the
government4 This is always safe, be-
cause it nelisfes the feelings, and in
this country people are not put in
jall for doln&it. But when the dem
ocratic, sditoEundertakes to be sp C.
ihc he nvdtiably gets into deep
water. &
The casual + reader glancing over
the above pa agraph might not call
it specific: at eass, not enough to hurt
but it is. IL Specifies first that the
possession OF He Philippines is fact
aud cannot bJ recalled, and second
that we shouAa not prosecute an ag-
gressive wa.th hre against the Fill
piuos. In Mt fer words, we should let
Aguinaldo an 4 his Tagals do all the
fighting, bug should nevertheless
hang gu like 6flm death, remaining,
like SIr MI Hber, on the spot, and
trusting hit s4nlually Aggy might
q 6 or be tlasl hated. Or take It into
his head I" qiN
The averag HInau would be Of the
opinion h =, W. Americans can take
only one y courses, they must
e tner leav + islands Or crush the
nellion. r. RecorCi objects to
both course s9,d 10y so dong be-
comes enta 600 spevifc.-Grand
Forks Her.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
The peddlinsNuisance.

1t would doubtless surprise us all
to know how man9 people in this
country whose hands are too soft for
work, make an easy and comfortable
living by proving On the gullibility
OF the public and selling to people
things they do not need and really
do not want. Andit ought to shame
us all to realize how easily we are
duped by elegant dudes who are too
lazy to work, and how freely we cob
tribute to their comfortable 81 nort.
One of the most successful schemes
yet devised for getting money out Of
people for something they would not
ordinarily buy it they would look at
the proposition as it really is instead
of permitting themselves to be misled
bv the sophistries of the seductive
agent, is he plan Of selling books on
monthly payments. The agent has
been schooled in Che arts Of "work
ing" the public He has been
through thorough course of train
ing for the business of duping us,
under the instruction of experts
skilled in the business of making
money out of theS gullibility of the
public. He persuades us, if he can
to discard our own judgment, oul
own knowledge Of what we want and
what we can or can not afford, and te
look at the proposition through his
eyes, from the standpoint of the ones
who are making pig profits out of il
We all love books and are easily
tempted. H.. offers to deliver th'
whole set OF books at once and tells
us that all we have to pay is one dol
lar month for Evenly months. 81
puts great stress on the insigniti
canoe of the monthly payment ane
shows us how easily we can pay ii
OF course, whatswe ought to do un
der the clrcumstances Would pe
keep in mind the total payment in
stead Of deluding ourselves by divid
ing it up into small sums and lookin
only at the single monthly paymen
We ought to remember that if w
are able and willing then and thel
to make the Whole payment in casi
we are justified into the deal, and nc
otherwise. ButTas rule ~ uneo'
sciously permit Sthe agent, to shay
our Judgment fqr us and give hun a
order. Then ths scene shifts, I'll
books come ands@e ind too ofte
after a time, thai Eve did not wal
: them after all. The bl2nessad obs
quious agent disappears to come l
more. In his st Sad comes man VT
Il is neither bland Nor obsequious al
~ sometimes not even courteous. +
has our contract And wants the ca
due on it He Knows nothing abo
a. the promises aud Inducements offer
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
TheE Saw Enough.

Col. Lithe says he j. going to
Washington to see MeCumbe:: take
the seat yhat he Little) ought to
have. Where will johnson, Marshall
and Dsnnis Hannafiu be when all
this is going on 2A Wahpeton Globe.
They ~ McCumber 'take'
enough last yfnter-they don't care
to see him fake anything else for
some t,m@
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
,,p to Date.

Up to Date.
Don't Dewey me-" the maiden cried
AS her lover stole a kiss,
Don't Dewey you?" her swain replied,
"Why tell me, what means this?''
The maiden smiled, with blushes red,
"Why, tits lattGf day
"Don't you give me away"
Bismarck Tribune,
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
T4at's Right

The Pionef Press puts Senator
McCumber + the doubtful column
on the 6na4 4tial question. There is
no doubt |of SeYator McCumber's
position. He is for sound none,
in its fullest sense, and has SO ex-
pressed himseN.-Wahpeton Globe.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
Yes, Why Not.

W IS the u-e FOR republican
p4 % fish all over Tia state for a
can .te, for governor; 10 Devine
ha- "a as governor ~ the course
OF tAy administrations, and no fault
ha an found ~ath hln except the
r.aaoi.tan ie about deawing two
NJ way II Ike him q
ra Old governor per SO. 10 is
physically sound, intellectually on d
.,l IA the best ohrepublican lead
ers il 1p state, aud is entitled to the
naalipatlou, Glendale Record.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
Error in the Diagnosis.

census'supervisof Laugh]in pro-
poses to begin the Treatment of a few
Ransom county Yops for blackleg.
A treatment for Prked tongue wou Id
be very proper i most instanc es.-
Wahpeton Globe. #
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-12-08
I:or SIZE.

good cocI, stovk ladies bicycle,
4 year old colt, Food heater: Win
So vi cheap. call and Zee FRED BRYAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

DID you see that accom-, IN the pa
Per Tie other dax.- Mrs Tzmnizs aske...
about how ore Ct orr soldiers Lad
t-su accidentally shot during = sLan
bz-rie9-
NO. replied Mrs Hin<-ey. i citr'r
see L. How could such dread E1l thing
have k.pPe-ec2"
1t seems tk1- ore o. he recruits prst
. solid shot irto lis gu1 by mistake. IL
stead q blank eartri5re. and when
- pulled The II eyer he ball went right
through tree ard badly wounded Z
soldier who MAS On the orlsrszEe Of :
-Mereiful ke1Fers.- exclaimed Mrs
Hirs.ey- THAT'S tie reason why !
A1Es1't heard from john for nearly :
wesE. Re was The nan beh-nd The
tree.--(.eFe.a-t le-E---
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

He Has Given Governor Pingr~e .
Throw-D.~ ON the s~n-
at.rial scheme.

Aiger has fooled "inrrre. IL tic lzn-
guase 81 ihe race iiscl the uart si.-1cd
secretary has hcdred.
IN Lis last unbespminr. which vas
made 10 New York n porisrs. he as
snres the public that H. never lad AR
idea ~ forming an alliance wish Gov.
fingrcc. Tie latter. be- declares. IL his
surprise caLcd upon him during a re-
cent visit q Michigan and persisted IN
forcing upon him. as il were. a SEN
atorial boom. Airer admits the soft
Impeachment that he accepted the
boom. but snys that in doing 80 lie
made no alliance either offensive or de-
fcnsiye with Pingree.
This presentation Of the case does not
accord with Ayers interview given to
the Chicago reporters several DAYS ago.
just after ne came from his conference
with Pingree. Then he Acknowledged
that he had joined hands with the Po-
taio statesman for the purpose Of de-
feating Mr.. Mcmillan for the Michigan
senatorship and securing the toga for
his own shoulders
lie even admitted that he would
make his fight on platform declaring
hostility TO the trusts and favoring the
election OF senators by direct popular
vote lie did not deny Pingree On that
occasion. or mention that be had ever
opposed his potatoship for governor.
But he did deny that he WAS ever =
member OF the Diamond Match trust.
which denial has since been refufed by
Ayers own testimony taken from the
records Of court in which that trust
was liiigant-
Ayers New York Interview viii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
HARMONY OF REPUBLICANS
A. "a Exists In the state OF UNI"
Among the bossss AT the
Present Time

The Chicago Times Herald. the lead
az administration organ in the mid
g.e west. has been keeping NJ a rum
hing ire 81 attack UPON republican
senator Foraker 81 Ohio. Some quo
,,tions from the IimesHcrald upon
his subject. the Argus has repub-
lishcd.
senator Foraker has replied 10 GER
tain of the attacks rs fellows:
MY attention has just been called 70
90. editorial IN the Timcs-Iierald a. las.
sunday, entitled: Now. Retire Foraker
Tts article Is made w 81 charges ard
.rslruat.ons that are but tissue 81 false
toots from beginning 70 end. without any
ls.s Of excuse whatever. and you knew
at they were such when you published
them. ! respectfully ask that you print
tl.s as publicly as you did the editorial 70
vhlch il has reference.
The Chicago Times-Herald prints the
above, and comments upon il as fol-
lows:
Among the charges ard destinations
senator Foraker characterizes a It's
sue OF falsehOods from beginning 70 end
vas the statement Of his connection
with the ballot box forgeries. This mat
tar received Official investigation IN
washington IN January. 1850. IL was
proved that this same Senator Foraker.
tAen governor of Ohio. entered into a
conspiracy with ore Richard c. Wood.
~ the Hall & Wood Ballot Box Co. for the
purpose Of attaching the names Of Ger
tain prominent Ohi0ars. Including Gov.
campbell. Ben Butterworth. William No
Kinl,y and others. % q contract which was
70 ne used as bluff against Campbell and
also 10 discrellt the others.
.Forakers plot mlscarrlei. because
TIE forged signatures We're Accepted as
Genuine ard the truth had - come cut
- save its author firm more desperate
c0-@cquences.
Before being dismissed from the stand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
The River of Death.

TIE word CAleAa-au-a- Ike great
many other proper nazes ot places II
this County : q Inc-zE origin II Is
SD 20 be C1s-ukse nam. s-l;fy Ing
-,h- rsv-- q cea-E-- ard according 20
ie-e-E Which las f01r~l dc~z among
the Indians. fhe stream received is
rzze from the accidental Lr1w ming CT
iA- people Of village bv s-11su rise
attributed 70 clCl1 ur-s-- Ch5csabon-
nv : 11o-zer -lze q similar ch7r1c-
ter lie Indian worL ---1fy.nE turkey
Lex q Place Ehs-s -u-Asys are w1-r
- zssaEbls- CA-eopss- -hs rane ot .
.--u sr NzssacE ussrt& ss-l.zsx tie
nee Il i.-cl bz-x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

hardly impress the public as being the
whole truth. Re has got himself into
q tx trying 10 carry water Oh both
shoulders and j. trying 10 preFarsca-e
out Of IL There are fa7 pickir-s in tie
two years lease THAI remain ~ him q
the war department control lie does
ro, care 10 lose Them lie has con-
Guided that the secre-aryship bird in
the hand is worth more than the Mscili-
gan senatorship in the bush Pirrrec's
thoughts must he interesting just now.
st. Louis E.puhIIc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
E.cARAGUAN PEcULIARIIIES-
Tie Women Are Superior to rh< uen
An PAP steal D~N~lspn<as
and Marry lo91s

A member - THE Nsghars e club. re-
,elfiy reruEnr1 from rl.e Mosquito fer-
rii1ry. or rcsgr.lrlDn. oEh-rnis. the
department ~ Zeiasa. says tAat the
people lpvn There are for TIE most Farr
; mixture - >lari-i. lEsllan and -,ro-
and possess the character sizes ~ each
r4tc-r THE rrtachery ~ the ~E1ri-r--
the cunning AZ the Indian and tie tim
iLlty Of the nero The c-0Ss results II
high che-kbon-s- small serF---r eyes,
thick lips and . Tat nose The color -
light brown The men ARE underlined
but the women are remarkably tail and
have . most graceful carriage due 20
the custom Of carrying On their heads
burdens which w- ordinarily carry Ia
our hands This gives them an erect
b-aring. and. on account OF the con
slant exercise 81 the muscles Of the
neck and shoulders. beautifully round
ed throats and busts-
These people are utterly unable 20
comprehend the meaning Of Pu-ilistle
encounter They have 10 conception
OF using their hands As . means Of de-
Tense Nearly every boy from the age
Of - up. carries . pistol or dirk and
strange a. il NAV seen 20 Americans
the revolver is the fsvorI-e- The men
carry nachefes- Natives rarely engage
in fair fight The custom j. assassI-
nation II a murder be not witnessed
BY al least TWO persons the murderer
cannot BE- convicted or punished When
men quarrel they roar and below at the
top cf their voices. and but seldom get
together unless one has . decided al
vantage The padres are licea1i0us be-
vond belief. and have q strong hold on
The people
The women are pracociOus II phTs-
ical Development and become mothers
at II and i. wears 81 age Ihave known
-hem 10 bear children al the age - nine
Babies are not earned IN arms. bu-
asrraEdl. IL the right hip \ woman
VIII walk thus burdened for many
miles. and carry q rourd-b0rrcmsd
rourr az water on her head without
srorinin- the vessel OF spIliin- drop
OF the liquid In no part - Niczra--aa
did anyone ever see chlld id the arms
X a man This j. considered ~ the IA
fiseS a. a drmes ming 10 his manhood
inst as much a. putting a saddle CT q
mare soule-hinr that j. never done a.
il would subject the nan bold enough
10 attempt the innovation 20 -idicule
and assault
One 81 The institutions ofrhs -r-ntry
j. the sacred as 81 TreF-ovn- This A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Nv attention has lately cen cslF--
20 cyclists particularly thu~- who
sprint. riding raPidlv- c4p-ciaIIy On an
upgrade or on roo q shzt - sandy
They almost a.. q th-m cT-n their
mouths. EOs he~zase Thy have nasal
ob<trucD-Jrs. but hs-rzu<~ the nasal
rzEsac,- themselves are 1r. xusScie-r-
~ rvomy 10 sdr8it ~ 4 sufficient supply
" air for the work thrx are doing
have sern a sunt-r of cases Of pull
usonary tuberculosis wkich have &C
currei in what arr jailed -Sprin-rrs-'
in .ery u-oUerfui ycaElg men, whies
without the slightest doubt have h~~r
4 the result Of mouth b-e1fkirg c~ra
ss0nei by rzrsd riding rhrcu-L dustl
ruaLs and highways as have De
er-if~d 49, vefiral Record
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
COMMENTS OF TIE PRESS

President Mckinley may need
most Of those army commissions TO Sc
cure harmony in Ohio this fall--Chica-
20 Record lnd.,-
--Algcr. Alger. four years more u
Alger" ought TO prove an inspiring
slogan for the Mckinney secOnc-ierm
campaign.-Albany Argus
Mark Hanna SAYS. There is not
a man in the United states to-day out
II work who wants 10 work" The man
who makes : statement ike that is
either a fool or liar. nnl nO one has
ever accused Mark a being a fool
Memphis Commercial-Appeal-
\ person by the name OF Hobart
--fsarret A. Hobari-is announced 10
make speech at Princeton. y J. We
seem 10 recall this man Hobart but
can't exactly place him. Wasn't be al
one time a National league umpire OF
is he the man who fought Dooney Har-
ris for the lightweight belt IN lsss.-
Chicago Chronicle
--rhe report i current that Prssl-
.srnt Mckinney has commenced 20
freeze Secretary Aiger out q the cal y
met. IL he hopes for success he WITH
have TO resort 10 some method where
bv he can reach colder temperature
than scientists have We: woi Of Mr. ~
ger is one species of .he ice worm and
he -hrivcs in a cold climate while thu
soldiers die in hc. one.-PittSburgf
i Post
1t is encouraging 10 see - sszznl
leading republican newspapers c'ss-s'rl
out with an open confession that tn
trusts must 90. and the onls way q
kin them OF is 90 destroy that whiel
makes chem posssble-nar'ely- hir'
protection. Eut the eastern leaders o
the republican party viii never Terrni
the national convention 10 declare 70
tariff for revenue only. and IN tia
they will be seconded by Hanna ant
nearly all the western leaders The
what will the anfi-high protection X
publican organs do AZ this time
looks like a lot Of trouble for the Hanna
Mckinley combine a-xi -car.-kansA
City Timea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Wood said. Gov. Foraker doesn't dare
ask me any questions. ! have lot told half
what I know set 1 am holding back ~
best points for cross-.xam .nati-1- aid re
knows it
~If there is single prominent man in
Ohio VINO does nor cherish painful
memory u faith tetrarel and frle-L T.
shin abused hy Joseph y. Foraker. from
John sherman down T. Mayer Nj h.ss1r.
the r mes-Hera!l would like - priat kls
name ID capitals.
COncurrcntly with the above contri-
buttons to republican harmony in
Ohio. are published interviews with
Mark Hanna. attacking republican
Mayor Jones. Of Toledo. and interviews
with Jones. attacking Hanna.
SAYS Hanna Of Jones: lie j. simply
a crank "A disappointed candidate
for governors" 1.-THE real workingmen
are not with him." The j. backed by
the riif-raff and the ia.e fellows YOU
meet in every city-the liquor cealers
and buns were for him
Says Jones Of Hanna: ''IIe is IN in
tolerant 'yrant and insufcrable boss. =
"ais reference 10 me and nv ambition
respecting the governcrship and my
connection with the labor cn-,xention
III Columbus i !. Issue of lies. which
charitablv charge 10 his leading char
acieristic. his colossal ignorance. IL
we have reached period Of the history
Of the great state of Ohio when boss
like this can subvest the will Of the
people. as he did at the Columbus con-
senfion, then indeed may the people
despair. for their cause j. desperate.
Republican harmony in Ohio. which
lately was able TO sit up. take nousish-
nent and recognize folks. has evident
had relapse, and the worst is to he
ieared.-Alaany Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

GEers sr,erIi1 Inducements % horaeseekers
I1e FRISCO Lac reaches the most important
-lfaa-ts~s IE the territory. and taxes YOU
t1ro-<1 20 Oklahoma City without change
Q. CATS Il = the shortest and most desIr
abe rou-s. WrIte FOR descriptive literature
- Bran Snyder. q. +. A. ST. Louis. No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

M1=ss the bowels each day. In order 20
h healthy thls ! necessary Acts genLly on
the liver and kidneys Cures sex head
ache PE.se = and Sc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Rzcon--I cant understand Why your
wife calls that Wa-nsrian stuff heavenly
-.uslc E<h<Tr--B@cause i sounds Ike
.l--ter. ! suppose "-Y0Lkers Statesman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
The ne.t Pre.criptIen for GIN.

zri Frre- = 4 bottle ~ GR0vE-s TASTELEss
CuiLL Toxic IL : simply Irlu andguiline IN
zE-sse.ess form No cure 10 pAy. Prlces -;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

NJ Frha---Nusic 4 'wavs makes ne feel
sid. 1resn'r & ycu. Mr. >udse" Mr. s.
Yes tur Ike it's aus1.iy Jolly 70 feel
sad, 1oa'- y know. "-Br5cklyn Life
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

TIE scarcity ~ rnan should never result
T. making a POOR one o. re desirable. but II
1--g-arely toes--Atchisan Globe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Af-sr phvsici11s had given me ", I was
saved b. Pso's C-re--Ralph Erle-, WI
Transport. IA, Nov y. Iss3-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

In the opinion Of the Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle. .the demo-
Gratis OF the country are no more OPP
posed TO the really obnoxious phases Of
what are enormously called trusts than
rtpuolicans are" Will the next repub-
lean platform contain plank denoun-
eng the really obnoxious phases Of
wnat are crrnDeously called trusts ?---
Albany Argus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

DR.. NcQusston. late az Goa. e,s,s'
IAN. ana health officer al Manila. lays
.--1 me western vclun .e.rs arc The
Anest soldiers in the world tsss -they
Z" want 70 return h,rne.- Mad The rea-
s'h ne gives is thif.. The men enlisted
y fight for fher country. and they are
not me kind IL men who want to stay
and light az Instruction for money OF
me iun II fighting Nobody knows
uetter han the volunteers that they are
Lot lighting for their country or &c
Aoera'e an oppressed people. but are
engaged in a conflict TO correct Mr.. Ne.
hinley's colossal blunder.-N. y. World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

The rzr Who ioesr'. believe in si-r< Is
Ilhe - ze- fresh pain. on his c.othes.-
P-----e-FLlA Record
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Tzke Laxative Brlr1o C--iuine Tlulets- Al
cEu--rs.s ref -G money Il Il f444s 20 cure -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28
Halls Catarrh Care
u taken LITERALLY Prcs &c

'Ee~rirr 1- i" i z rus-h-v good suhss;
tr-s f1- real -@r 81 a W. Bulletin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-07-28

Per tisotedience the small Roy fr~ruUA
ly takes the pa.m.-Chlclgo DAILY NeEA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-03
that Denlson Correspondent

The Dallas News correspondent
at Denison seems to be trying to
equal other sensational and i'm
aginative correspondents who have
made the Territory notorious in
one way or other for many weary
months. His latest follows:
While Engineer Bob Mayes and
party of this city were in the terri
tory a few DAYS ago on fishing
and hunting trip they caught one
Of the largest turtles in Boggy
creek ever seen in this section.
The monster weighed over 100
pounds and was SO large that it
was impossible to bring him back
with them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-03

The following from the Sher-
man Registsx shoNs that men are
not always what they seem, and
that good intentions often recoil IN
an amusing manner upon the
head of the one who indulges
them: Last night a passer-by
saw two men apparently in the act
of effecting an entrance into resi-
dence on South Walnut street.
The police alarm was sounded and
officers answered. The whole
thing was very satisfactorily ex-
planned when it was learned that
the two young men were lodging
at the residence and having arrived
a little late were endeavoring to
effect an entrance without disturb
ing anyone at the door,"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-03

From the following it seems that
Bartlesville is going to try for big
lead over other towns in the Terri
tory in the industry peculiar to
that section: "A company is bor-
ing for oil mile west of Bartles.
vile, [. T., on a larger scale than
was at first anticipated. 1t will
sink twenty wells in that locality
of 20. 900 barrels"