Muskogee Cimeter

The Muskogee Cimeter. Notice By Publication. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MUSKOGEE COUNTY OKLAHOMA Myrtle L Green, Plaintiff vs. No. 5607 William Green; Defendent The Defendant, William Green will take notice that he has been sued in the above named Court the Plaintiff. Myrtle L. Green for Divorce on the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty, Non Support and Desertion and that unless he answer the petition of the Plaintiff, Myrtle L. Green, on or before the 14th day Aug.1915 the allegations set forth in said petition will be taken as confessed and judgement rendered accordingly. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Superior Court this the 1st day of July 1915, C. H. Shaffer Court Clerk By G. M. Lionberger Deputy D. C. Lloyd Attorney for Plaintiff Hon. G. I. Currin, Grand Master of Masons, made his annual visit to the lodge in this locality recently and the Muskoi Lodges gave him a * splendid welcome and made his stay pleasant. He found the craft on the east side progress ing nicely and dosng their duty as best they can to the jurisdiction. The Grand Lodge convenes in Boley on Aug. 4th and a splendid session is expected. The Eastern Star will convene at same time and place. Big Jim Harris. of Wagoner and H. F. Sinclair, are candidates for the position of National Committeemen, Republican Party. Both are able and staunch Republicans. What we need now is a United Party. A close organization and men in the lead who can and will place party success above personal ambition. Everybody is voting now. ```markdown ``` All the delegates to the Masonic Grand Lodge who reside near Muskogee should meet here on the night o August 2nd and go over the M.O.&G.R.R. on morning of 3rd to Boley. Train leaves at 6:30 a.m, this puts you in Boley before Grand Lodge. The Negro State Fair to be a success should do some advertising among race papers and at home. Now is the time to do the work and a lots of it Sept. near. Go to T. Miller at N 2nd St if whint a loan on personal property. He has the money and gives a square deal. Take your diamonds, watches and jewelry there and get what is needed. you can redeem. Adv Ex president Roosevelt says a man who wont fight should not vote, all O. K. Just let 'em substitute Roosevelt's saying for the C. F. C. and all will be well. County Attorney Branson, and his deputies are doing their duty fearlessly and well. The color of the violators of the law cuts no figure they all get the same dose, White, Black and Red. The booze men should take notice and quit. The profit is too small for the Penalty paid. Wanted 2 hobo runaway boys at this office. Hell broke loose in Georgia and wanted to mob the Govenor and in fact would have done so Every indication apparently point to the practically unopposed nomination of Elihu Root for the presidency on the Republican ticket in 1916, and this too without him ever being a candidate in the usual sense of that term. The sentiment for Root is from the people and no amount of wirepulling or "favored son" talk in behalf of other candidates will alter the situation in the slightest degree. He is America's leading citizen and is so recognized the world over. His recent speech at Philadelphia, extem- peraneous though it was, was the finest elucidation of the present situation in American polities that has ever been uttered. It show the keen conception which he has of things political and otherwise and is ah accurate portrayal of the state of the public mind. It is one of the finest explanations of what ails us as a nation that has ever been framed into language. There is no mistaking the trend of public opinion which is back to the old moorings to conservatism, to sanity and to reason and Root is the paramount eader fo the movement. To him the American people must look for guidance and direction. The Repubiican party has no other man who so comp'etely personifies the ideals and principal for which it should and does stand as Elihu Root. He should be the party nominee for the presidency next year on his own platform with his own matchless record and splendid achievements together with his broad conception of the future needs of the country as the safest and soundest promise to make good tha. can be offered. with the great international complication that are sure to follow the European war. the business and industrial troubles now afflicting the nation as a whole and the nebessity for a great man at the head of affairs Elihu Root stand out bodily and undeniably as the man of the hour. To him the star of the nation look with confidence for the return of sanity, prosperity and contentment and a settled policy of government that will drive away the glooms restore respect to the American flag at home and abroad, set the wheels of industry in motion and blot out the foul suspicios and miserable rsflections cast on all those in authority which is fast crmbling the proudest and best nation the world had ever known into the dust and aehes of things that were. It is not a question of merely selecting a candidate to win with that confronts the Republican party and the American people but the selection of a No. 15 man who has the vision and the courage to refrain from grandstanding and barnstorming for the mere sake of winning popular applause. Let us have a return to true principles of Republicanism, when men in public office will not be afraid to act in accordance with their consciences and when they are not trping eternally to trim their sails for each passing breeze. Let us get back to the day when our public men can sit erect in their various stations in life add not be everlastingly with their ears to the ground to catch the first tremor of popular movement. It is time to remember that the noise of the mob is not always the real sentiment of the people and that no nation can survive governed by coward and hypocrites emasculating their own consciences for the sake of retaining office. Tulsa world. This paper is ahead of the world in advocating Sen Root sor the Pres, We wanted him four years ago. Editor. 3-4-5 at Seqougah PARK Ft. Gibson Big Barbecue each day Roping Contest and Steam Swing. Base Ball by Fast Teams. Latest Music Leacoln School Band. Com... E. Wagoner, C. Greene, R. Dillwood. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. No.666 This is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not grip or sicken. 25n Muskogee Cimeter W. H. Twine Editor E. H. Twine Collector and Asst. Manager MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION State Approval Teacher's Certificates without Examinacion. The Combined Normal and Industrial Department of Wilberford University has bee examined by the State Supervisor of Normal Schools and has been placed on the approved list for the training of teacher for elementary school and spebial work such as Domestic Science Manual Training etc This recognition by the State Department of Public Instruction mean much to the graduate of Wilberforce who are preparing them selves to teach as graduates from this department are entitled to a teachers four year provisional certificate with out examination. After twenty four months of successful teaching the holder is entitled to a life certificate of the same grade good anywhere in the state and recognized in thirty four other states. COME ONE, COME ALL Students who graduated prior to 1915 and who had completed a four year high school course before beginning the two year normal course of this department will likewise benefit by this arrangement and many such wiil find that by slight addition to their professional work they may become entitled to the provisional certificate without examination With the added facilities of gymnasiam and well equipped recitation halls shops Wilberforce now offers splendid opportunities to persecutive teachers. MCCALL'S MAGAZINE GOVERNMENT POULTRY DEMON ONSTRATION. Tuesday Night Mr. C. G. Lowe, our expert poultry raiser has been offered the position of Demonstrator of Poultry in the U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Co-Operative Demonstration work. Mr. Lowe and Dr. W. G. Kalow, our popular dentist, who is associated with Mr. Lowe, have more than a thousand spring chickens that have been milk fed and are about ready for the market. These market chickens are only a by-product as egg farming is the object of the venture. July 27, 1915 Will Give A Grand Open Air Concert and Moonlight Picnic At The Dandridge Home, N. 7th and Tower Hill, Benefit of DORCAS HOSPITAL Their breeding pens will be headed by males from Barron's strain of White Leghorns. Barron, an Englishman, has the best strain of layers in the world. All experiment stations and egg-laying contests have proven the superiority of Barron's layers. Messrs. Lowe and Kalow bought eggs direct from the pen that won in the egg-laying contest last year at the Missouri State Experiment Station. This is the third year the State of Missouri has conducted these laying contests and Barron's hens, shipped from England, have won against the world each year. Messrs. Lowe and Kalow are to be complimented on being so ambitious and progressive as to want and have the world's best regardless of initial cost. The Program will begin at 8:30 o'clock Come, Spend one Eve. of Fun in Carnival Fashion You will not miss the place, the beautiful decoration and lights will be seen from any point on 7th St. They use the best make of incubators and brooders, and the farm is conducted on entirely practical and economical lines, even the shells from which the chicks are hatched are utilized. Mr. T. B. Stewart, a wealthy white farmer, placed an order this week for the incubating and brooding of 700 eggs and chicks, after visiting and seeing the practical methods used by these men. Committee on meats Mesdames ... Spiller, Nichols, Briggs, Ragsdale, Morris. The editor of this paper has been the proud recipient of some of the milk feed broilers from this farm which he thinks almost too beautiful to be killed. Science knows no color or predgjudice. ```markdown ``` J. C. Collins, E. T. Barr, Mrs. Staples Men Admire Women with Beautiful Hair! NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING will make you proud of your hair It is unsurpassed for making harsh, kinky and stubborn hair—soft, glossy and luxurious. It not only beautifies the hair—but also keeps it in good condition. • Price, 25 and 50 Cents Everywhere NELSON MFG. CO., RICHMOND, VA. LOW FARES TO CALIFORNIA ACCOUNT Panama-Pacific at San Francisco, and Panama-California Exposition at San Diego Now is the time to make that longplanned trip to the West. You will never get a lower rate than we are now quoting, and California, with its two Expositions, offers greater attractions this year than ever before. Ask the Frisco agent about fares and train schedules; then write me for our beautifully illustrated map folder entitled "The West in 1915." No charge for it. A. HILTON Passenger Traffic Manager St. Louis You can reach Kansas City, St. Louis or Chicago in better time—with greater comfort by using The Katy Limited or The Katy Flyer For fares, berths or any travel information ask nearest railroad Agent, or write. Geo. R. Hecker, District Passenger Agent, Oklahoma City. "The Tribune of his People." THE EDITOR "Thoughtful, conservative, self-saerificing, peace-loving, industrious and brave. Sutton B. Griggs seems fitted by nature and study and destined by fate and circumstances to be the tribune of his people."—C. V. Roman. "He is undoubtedly a man of keen brain, determined optimism, true spirit."—Chicago Record-Herald. M. O. & G change of Time Sunday, July 1 plin, Miami, Fairland, Wa A. . 3:00 Henryetta - Dustin, 6:30 Duraut - Deni-on 6:30 Change of Time Sunday, July 11 To Joplin, Miami, Fairland, Wagoner 7:30 A. 3:00 P. M. To Henryetta - Dustin, 6;30 5.00 To Duraut - Deni-on 6:30 A. M. O. & G. Phone PBX 4200 or 519 Ten Cents a Pound for Your Cotton IN TRADE Muskogee Property. Improved or Van R. R. Shops. Now building, close to in Full or Part Payment. Lots 50 Call or write Room 1-2 Twine Building 1-2 South Second Street. Muskogee. O No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and it taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does more or sicken. 25m Euros Old Sorries, Other Remedies Won't Cars The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 35c. 60c. $1.0c. THE NEW YORK TIMES The Youth's Companion 52 Times a Year-Not 12 IT is more than 52 numbers filled to the brim with delightful reading it is an influence for all that is best in home and American life. 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