The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 22, 1907, Image 6
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Oklahoma Jains the States in Big Fo
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ncluping Moty Tiger, cliief of the ^
;roeks; Urt>eu M. Curtain, of the of
?Vt>J 11 JulaiOtout of ??*<
die Ohieksaws; John Brown, of the In<
ieminoles, and William Rogers, of the Nu
3hcrokees. tjuannah Parker, of the hai
Comanclies; Black l>ox, of the Osages: ^
lull Thunder, of the Arapahoes, and
shiefs of other tribes were also in at- *'u
endance, several of them with fol
lumcrous tribal representatives. for
Pontes, Kawp, Jowas, Clieyennes and Pr*
['awnees were in the parade, but the
nost of tiiem did not get very far '"K
iway from Island Park, where the ^Tr
arbecure was prepared and served. 1 1
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VAIIA 1)K IS A QltAND AKFA1K
The inaugural parade in several ^re
larticulars was typical* of pioneer Dis
lays Adjutant General Niles and dm
lis assistants had a ditllcuit time get cin
,intr me vanous inuian tribes, the Inr
mldies and civic and secret ortfat.i/.a tra
ions in line, but when this was rea
icconiplished the parade passed in fea
rood order, in guarding the line unl
lohn It. Abernathy rode his famous Sta
volf catching gray P?ny, the nnima
hat brought, distinction to the owner
hiring President Roosevelt's wolf ^
lunt in Oklahoma three years ago. pel
The Oklahoma National Gurad, )iai
vith sOO men in line: the Indian Terri mn
ory Volunteer Militia, with 40? men,
ind the Cadets from the University
Preparatory School atToukawa, under
lieutenant C. I). Crusan. of the; No
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urth Infantry, U. S A.,constituted
i military ferturc of the parade,
rether with the regimental band
m KUmoiul.
Another feature was the girls band
Perkins, while a band composed
bla???1ir ^' full Klnit/laH PIlPHil TP
iian girls attracted great attention,
merous other musical organization
A places in the lino,
t place of.honor in the parade was
en to Jarnes A. Kirkwood, of
thrie, and his "Antt Horse Tliief"
lowers, 4oo of them being mounted
the occassion. Kirkwood is tlie
isident of this organization, which
i a membership of 100,000, conslitnt
; tlie biggest police force in the
ilted States.
I he governors of the tlve civi ized
bes occupied one carriage, and in
itlier were Bird S. McHuire, Ct n
ssman from the First Oklphoma
itrict, who represented Oklahoma
ring ttie dav. and a full l>lnnin*i
octaw Indian Kir', who represented
iian Territory. This carriage at
cted particular attention for the
son that one of the. afternoon'*
tores was the wedding ceremony
itinK the ? . Territories in one
ite.
Trespass Notice.
til parsons are forewarned undci
laity of the law nat to hunt ot
ill lightwood or trespass In any
nner whatsoever on the lands ol
i undersigned.
firs. Baz Peterson,
Nannie Padgett,.
' Aylmer Mattli._-wsr
v. 32tf. Mr. Mack Matthews.
by Jant
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DEATH OF A CHILD.!
Johnston, Nov. 21.?The little t hree
year old son (a twin) of air and Mrs.
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?.o..%uiA.rir yAatftrrfav. Mciubran
ous croup was <111 ick with its work ano
i ended the life of lhe little treasure in
the home.
; CHHISTEflSEN DEFEATS CHARLES !\
LEONHARDT. f
A 11 ( hristensen and Charles Leon jhardt
met on the mat last night at
! the Opera House and had three bouts, t
Christensen won the llrst round In
j Catchy as Catch Can, Leonhardt the
jsocond in Greco-Roman and Christen- p
L .sen the third round in th* first men
; tinned style. The work in the second
''round was excellent and while ^
'' Christensen is no match of the Greco
lioman wrestler of tlie world lie nude
' a good antagoinst.
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lie Fought at Gettysburg.
/>avid Parker, of Fatette, N. Y.,
wliolost a foot at Gettysburg, writes:
"F lectrlc Hitters have done me more ]
u'!>o ? man any medicine l ever look. I I
Koi several years 1 had stomach 1
. tro uble and paid out. much money for
medicine to little purpose, until f be
Vfaf i taking Electric Bitters. I would
r not take $f>00 for what thev have
1 (lone fur me " <?rand tonic for the
aged and for female weaknesses,
fc.reat alternative and l>ody builder; \
H best of all for lame back and weak
Kidneys. Guaranteed by all druggists (
50c.
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SEASONABLE
Groceries
Ve have arrivals every
ew days of the following:
Seeded Raisins,
Cleaned Currants,
Citron,
Spices,
leinzs Pickles,
Lnglish Walnuts,
Brazil Nuts,
King Apple*.
lananas,
Fla Oranges,
Lemons. flaple Syrup,
la. Cane Syrup, Cuba Molasses,
Jordan Shelled Almonds,
Gold Medal Flour.
Our green coffea at 1Z I-2c. per lb.
s the bast in the country. Give us a
rial,
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Old Dresses.
Made new by our new dyeing proces
Vi ife for (.ni free price iist.
3. C. Laundry and Dye Works,
Columbia, s. C.
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