The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1895 Page: 1 of 8
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IT WAVES. SURGES. ROARS
By Wave Printing Co.
and rebounds only to come back again with greater force for enid, garfield county, oklahoma, and democracy. Single copy 5 cent*
Vol.2, No. 37
ENID, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, I895.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report
GREAT TRIBULATION.
ABSOLUTELY
Powder
BUTTREY'S
CASH STORE.
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PURE
Rock Island Time Card.
south bound.
Passenger No. :$ 8:30 a. m.
Passenger No. 1 1Q:4 l>-
Freight No. 81 ll;30tt. ra
nohth bound
Passenger No. 2...
Passenger No. 4...
Freight No. 212
People intending to make
final proof should remember
that they can prove up in
thirty days by using the Daily
Wave. It takes about forty-
three days'time in the Week-
ly, or six weeks.
How the Supreme Court Decision
Affects Enid City and Garfield
County.
Tbe late decision of the supreme
court, declaring that the 4 per cent
limit must go, as the law of the land
is rather hard on strip counties at
this time, yet the supreme court
must follow the law as presented to
them.
The strip was opened up and coun-,
ty organizations perfected at the
same time. No new country can pro-
duce much inside of three years, yet <
the expenses of fittiny out the coun- j
ties and maintaining the courts must j
! be met for the three years before j
DON! MISS THE FIREWORKS | much revenue can be expected from
the people.
Barbecued Beef Enough for Thous- 'he wavk (Inds that Gai fiiltl coun
_ _ | tv has issued warrants to the amount
anas. Come Everybody and •' ... , ■ • , on
of $73,595.80 trom the beginning, #11,-1
Make ,t a Day Long to 041.a3 of which were redeemed by the i y0l||> T00t.ll?
UNGER &S JWER,
THE CHEAP C . H
GROCERS.
Glass anil Queensware.
THE CELEBRATION!
Final Program Arranged Last Nighl
And it is Alright, You Bet.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Second st, opposite Land Office, Enid. O. T.
Notice.
Spring chickens will be received at
this office on subscription.
School supplies at the Variety
store. 4!) 35-lm.
Use Pabst ice; it if
best and it is hauled
148-tit.
the purest and
by home men
Don't fail to subscribe
Weekly Wave when you
the 18th.
Bring your job printing to the W ave
when you desire neatness and dis
patch.
sells rap-
great
be Remembered.
The various committees who have
the celebration in charge met last
night and perfected all arrange-
ments for what promises to be one of
the greatest and best attended cele-
brations ever held in the strip. Ev-
ery town and city in the territory
promises to be represented.
| The newspapers throughout the
1 territory have kindly noticed the
' celeoration, hence, it is well adver-
j tised. We can assure all who may
attend that the day's festivities and
amusements will be pleasing indeed,
j The manoevers of the Pond Creek
I Ladies' Drill Corps will be an attrac-
tion within itself never witnessed be-
the j fore in the west. The young ladies
here J are handsomely uniformed and go
j through their manoevers with the
accuracy of old soldiers.
The following program will be car-
ried out to the very letter:
We've got new Candies,
fine line.
still in cir-!ChocolateS'
Creams,
Caramels,
Fresh
Pure,
Toothsome.
Taffv and Brownie
Pabst's fine ice cold beer
idly this hot weather. It is
invigorator. 18-3
The young ladies' drill
Pond Creek, will be here
Don't fail to see them drill
Let the Garfield county farmers
take a day off Monday, bring their
familes to the city and celebrate.
Lots of new goods1 at the Variety
stors. Call and see them; no trouble
to show goods. 4!) 35-lui
program.
8:20 a. m.,—Salute of 50 guns.
8:25—Marching from depot of Flam-
beau Club, headed by Enid Band,
corps, of 9:00—Fancy Drill of Young Ladies in
the ltith. costume.
9:20—Reading of Program for day.
9:30—Music by Band.
9:45—Address of Welcome bv Mayor
Marshall.
10:00—Response, by Mayor Berryman,
of Pond Creek.
10:20—"The Progress of the Strip,"
Capt. J. J. S. Hassler.
10:45—"The Growth of Enid and Pond
Creek," W. S. Whittinghill.
Pabst's beer still keeps the lead in j n;oo—Baby Show.
Enid, as it is recognized as the best i 11:30 to 1:30—DINNER,
and purest beer made, tf ! j.45 p. m._Music by Band.
77 , , 12:00—Parade.
The program arranged for the eel- .. , ,,
1 ~ -■ 3:00—Awarding of Township and Fro-
ebration is an exceptional! good one |
democratic county treasurer just be
fore he turned over his office to the
present'incumbant. $2,956.84 in coun-
ty warrants have been paid in for
taxes and $30,000 have been bonded
This leaves only $29,867.33
culation.
The assessed valuation of Garfield ;
county for the year 1894 was $779,-1
534.09, four per cent of which is j
$31,181.36. The expense of the county j
in the hands of the old commissioners j
had taken up a little more than the I
limit, amounting to $31,217.61 of the j
assessment of '94, before the present j The Children wallt the Little
board came into power, hence, the ■
scrip issued by the new board in Janu- I
ary and April was above the limit, J Qars
amounting to something like $16,079.- \
80 and is cut out as void by the su- j
preme court. The entire outstanding !
warrant indebtedness of the county |
at this time is $29,867.33.
The county commissioners propose ;
to issue bonds to the amount of,
$25,000, which would leave the war-
rant indebtedness only $4,876.33,
which would probably be redeemed
from taxes next winter, leaving the
county on a cash basis. But alas!
The supreme court decision knti ks
these calculations and it will proba-
bly take a special act of congress to
straighten out the muddle.
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W. R. DAWSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I) K ALU it IN
FLOUR, FEED SEEDS,
GRAIN, ETC.
I handle the best brands of Flour.
kinds of Feed always on hand.
F. S. Kirk & Go's Old Stand, :
Fresh Seeds and all
Prices very low.
ENID, o. r
Shoes-Groceries
Big Boot Sign. East Side of Square.
and will be carried out to the minut-
est detail.
,)oe Jecko. a fourteen-year-old
of S. R. Jecko, arrived in the
Monday from Washington City,
favors his father in appearance
much.
son
city
Me
verv
Dr. W. M. Callahan, the advance
agent of the late Dr. Edward's Medi-
cine Co.. operating in Texas, is now a
citizen of Wichita. He formerly
lived in Enid.
duct Display prizes.
3:30—Slack Wire Performance, Races
and other Amusements.
5:00—Young Ladies" Drill Corps,
Fancy Exhibitions.
8:00—Fireworks, etc.
10:00—Ball and Banquet.
JUDGES.
For Best Display of Farm Products
— W. E. Dawson, S. Burkett and
Wm. Lay.
For Township Display—J. G. Unger,
John Murphy and Capt. Todd.
A Model Farmer.
A representative of the Wave vis-
ited Charley King's ranch last Sun-
day. Charley is a farmer and no
mistake. He has 145 acres under cul-
j tivation and is preparing to irrigate
I at least 40 acres, if necessary.
Mr. King has established an arti- Knights of the Maccabees
ficial lake, covering about an acre of rj'iie state Commander writes us
ground. He proposes to keep the | from Lincoln Neb. as follows: "After
lake full of water from a 12-foot wind trying other medicines for what
mill. The mill has a capacity of seemed to be a very obstinate cough
barrels of water per hour, if there is our two children we tried Dr.
wind enough to run the mill at all, j King's New Discovery and at the end
and under a heavy wind pressure it ,,f two days the cough entirely left
will pump 100 barrels per hour. The them. We will not be without it
land adjacent to the lake has a grad- hereafter, as our experience proves
ual slope from the lake, making irri- that it cures where all other reme-
gation practical and easy. ' dies fail."— Signed F. W. Stevens,
We have our doubts concerning the state Com. - Why not give this
lake holding water, as we fear the great medicine a trial, as it is guar-
seepage and evaporation. may over- anteed and trial bottles are free at
come the capacity of the mill, yet cherokee Pharmacy Co. Regular size
the enterprise of Mr. King is com- gocts. and $100.
Tlie lono-Beis Lumber Go.
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, COAL, PAINTS
Lathes, Shingles, Sash, Doors and
Blinds, G-lass. Lime. Hair, Cement
Plaster and all kinds of Building
Material at Bottom Prices. It
will pay you to figure with us be
fore buying. We have the Larg-
est Stock of Lumber in the Strip
to select from and solicit a share
of your patronage. G-ive us a
trial and convince yourself that
we will save you money.
N. A. MOORE. Mgr.
Northeast corner of Square, east on North Boundary.
WQRflGEK & MILLER.
THE LEADING
For Races, etc.- Ret Millard, Pearl | mendable in every respect. He
shows a spirit that will win and over-
come obstacles in the way of fann-
ing. He will probably find that he
will either have to cement the bot-
tom of that lake or put a wooden bot-
tom to it to prevent waste, then
again the high winds will cause the
water to wash the dirt bank shores to
such an extent as to make it impossi-
northwest corner of the ■ ble to hold the water. Of course, Mr.
think. That s right, kill the newspa-1 square, proceed south to D street. King differs with the Wave in these
per and put your ads on barns and thence east to Second, thence north j things, out time will tell the tale,
fences. The newspapers bring peo- to North Boundary, thence east to] Mr. King has about two acres of
pie to this country to buy your goods. Third, south on Third to E, west on E j the most remarkable growth of cow
The people of Indiana, Missouri and to Second, thence north to Boundary, peas we have ever seen. We venture
ami west to place of beginning.
Everybody should not fail to wit-
ness the display to be given next
Monday night by the Pond Creek
Flambeau club. Their performances
will be superb.
Somebody is boxing the hook and
ladder fire tower for the purpose of
advertising. Cheap scheme they
Randall, George Laing and Edmond
Frantz.
It is expected of those who intend
to have floats in the parade that the
same be on north First street prompt-
ly at 2 o'clock p. m., as the parade
will start sharp at the appointed
hour.
LINE OF MARCH.
Start at
the east get their information in
regard to the city and county from
the Wave and other papers and if it
f-uits them they come here to locate
and buy your goods: they can't read
your ad on the fire tower from Illinois
without a powerful glass, nor can
they read it around the family table
in the homestead shack.
The Variety store man wants your
trade and will make you prices that
are right.
Come early and prepare to stay all
day in Enid on the 16th. Captain
Coleman, of Pond Creek, will have
charge of the Flambeau club and ^
says he will entertain tlie people for I
over an hour with line work of all |
kinds, balloons, etc.
I will sell for the next 60 days my
entire stock of Wallpaper at cost.
38-tt. s. H. Allen.
The celebration is only a week
hence, and everybody prepare to en-
LUMBER MEN
IN GARFIELD COUNTY.
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIA..
SASH, DOORS AND SHINGLES
Together with everything else used in
building a modern house kept in stock,
verything at Bottom Prices.
WORACEK & MILLER.
A good quality of shirting
ginghams at the Variety store,
in 35-1 m.
and
While in Chicago, Mr. Charles L.
Kahler a prominent shoe merchant
of Des Moines, Iowa, had quite a ser-
ious time of it. He took such ;C severe
cold that In- could hardly talk or nav-
igate. but the prompt use ot Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy cured him of
his cold ho quickly that others at the
hotel who had bail colds followed his
example and half a dozen persons or-; mittees in charge; no part of the
tiered it at the nearest drug store, progi am will be allowed to drag,
They were protUHe in their thanks to , vUltopH vvil, t , Hllb,u.a
Mr. kahler for telmiij them how to , J ,
cure a bad cold mi tmlckly. For sale to tbe worry that generally attends
by Civ hi (• P""g'' \ i celebration.
Notice.
The committee has arranged tor
the building on the south side of the
square, the second story of which
was formerly occupied by the town-
site board, for the storage of the
produce contending for the various
prif.es otTereil for the ltith. hence, all
produce should -be taken there.
The Wave believes this arrange-
ment to be a mistake. The produce
should be left in the wagons formed
in a circle on the square where there
would be plenty of room for every-
body to see them: besides, it would
cover a lot of the barrenness of
Guano park.
Everything wl 1 be brought right
up to time on the: 10th by the coin-
to say that the two acres would fat-
ten twenty-live head of cattle.
The man who will ride through this I j°Y themselves, as that day will be
county and witness the growth of [one round of pleasure to all who may
everything this year an J then say
DROVERS'
this country is not productive don't
tell the truth: it is just the opposite.
There is feed enough on hand in this '<
county light now to fatten 300 car
loads of bogs and cattle, but alas!
the farmers are not provided with
the stock.
Irving W. Larlmore, physical di-
rector of Y. M. C. A., lies Moines,
Iowa, says he can conscientiously rec-
ommend Chamberlain's Pain Halm to
athletes, gymnasts, bicyclists, ball
players and the professions in gen-
eral for bruises, sprains and disloca-
tions: also for soreness ami stiffness
ol the muscles. When applied before
the parts become swollen it will
effect a cure in m e half the time us-
ually required. For sale by Cherokee
Drug Co.
i 'elebrate.
• gem city of
always tirst
Olahoma,
gather in tin
Enid: she is
thing.
The beautiful design of Wall-pa-
per at S. II. Allen' go at cost for the
nextttodavs. Call and examine. 3S.
n\rics
rTjRES Constipation
INDIGESTION,OIZZINESS
tftUPTIONS ON the SKIM
Beautifies Complexion
NOT CUMt.
AnajrmMihl© Laxative and NKKVE TONIC.
Sold by PriiKKlMBor cent by nmll. 26c..GO?*
nml $1.00 per ptckag*. Famplo# free.
Sold u\ H1GHBAKU1N \ ALLEN
i COMMISSION
COMPANY,
Kansas City, Mo., Stock Yards.
0. W. CLAWS0N, Loams. MONEY LOANED
A. T. MU8TI0N, i Cattle -ok-
m Feeder* furnished
J. W. T. GRAY, Office. Market Reports Free,
Take the Old Reliable.
In going east or we t take th
Hortcst line, the old reliable Mi.-sour-
Pacific Uailwav at Wichita, close
connection being made with theUock
I Island trains. Annie Could gave th
I Count $3,000,000, but the Missouri l'a-
cillc still runs regular trains, linely
'equipped. Take the Missouri Pacific
in going from or coming to Enid
A year's subscription to the Week-
ly Wav" will be given to the farmer
I wringing us the largest water melon:
second largest six months; third
argest, three months subscription.
Now don't all come at once.
\ little too much dirt today but
tIk Mags indicate rain.
Chambarlain'o Ey? and Sfc- Olxitmer?
I3 unequalled for Kc.:mi. i, 'iVtler, S-jH
Iilieum, Scald Head, Son Ni;; ( happed
Hands, Itching Piles, I :n .. ^'ro-t ltitcs
','hronieSore Eyejand Cranufa d Eye Lid-
Vor sale liy druggists at L'"> cent per I1' '•
TO HORSE OWNEK3
For putting a horse in a line healtlv t \
eli I ion try Dr. Cady's Condi' i Po'vJefs
They tone up the system, aid ti est ion, eur
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, eorret
kidnt v disorders and destroy .1 rnis, giving
. " 'i to m old or over-M't r-; ' h^rs-- i,
.ents oei package. For wle by Jruggi tr
W. O. CROMWELL
Attorney at Law
Criminal Defense*,
Next to Bank of Ki.u], 11 < >. T
DR. W. A. HKKINt
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Isenberg, J. L. & Isenberg, Edna A. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1895, newspaper, September 12, 1895; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc111608/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.