The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1904 Page: 1 of 8
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Popular
local da/li
of
Central & Western
Oklahoma.
Vol. ii No. 4.
Read by More «|rfe
than any other
Strictly Local
daily paper
in Oklahoma-
Enid. Oklahoma Territory Thursday, January
Phone 123
THE UNITED FARMERS
Kansas City Story.
We will give
for the next
30 days
Twenty Per Cent Discount
<
56 lOf Mil
And Carpets
'ft
We find we have too many goods and
no one in need, or contemplating pur=
chasing goods in our line should miss
this opportunity of making their
selections.
We have determined to discontinue
handling Parlor suits and offer same
at Factory Cost.
we guarantee to make it to your in=
teres to let us figure with you and
will be glad to demonstrate that fact
to you.
To the Wave.
Some three months a^o several
local councils of United Farmers were
organized in this part of the country,
The more the farmers Btudy the
plans of the United Farmers the more
hey are convinced that all farmers
very where should become members
of the United Farmers. It is for this
[ re tson that 200 farmers whoare mem-
bers, in this part of Garfield Co., have
induced the national secretary of the
United Farmers to come to Enid on
Saturday Jan. :i0, to speak to the
armors of this county. We desire to
| urge all farmer* to come and fret ac-
quainted with the plans of United
Farmers.
l. ,1. Hurling
Kremlin, O. T
Every
Hottie of Chamberlains
Renudy Warranted.
Cough
C Lomnskm & Co,
Cash or Installments.
r,, , ffjarantee every bottle of
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and
will refund the monev to anyone who
is not satisfied after using; twe thirds
of the contents. This is the best rem-
edy in the world for la grippe, coughs,
t olds, croup and whooping- couch and
s pleasant and safe to take It pie-
vents any tendency of a cold to re-
n V" Pneu™onian. The Watrous
Drug Co.
Geronimo Is Feeble.
A Lawton dispatch says that Gero-
nimo, the famous Apache warrior, is
becoming- feeble with age at his ren-
dezvous on the military reservation
near Fort Sill. He no longer makes
his frequent visits to the city to sell
his bows and other trinkets of his
handiwork that men from all parts
of the country are anxious to 1 ur-
chase, Geronimo is quite a religious
Indian, having- joined the Methodist
church last spring
| BUSINESS DIRECTORY §
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It is announced in the Kansas City
Journal that all factions of the state-
hood fight in the senate have gotten
together and agreed to make two
states of the four territories. The
admission of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory is to be substantially under
the terms of the bill introduced by
Senator Quay on Wednesday. Anoth-
er bill will be introduced in the course
of a few days providing for the ad-
mission jointly of Arizona and New-
Mexico as one state. This agreement
was reached after a short but impor-
tant conference which did not last
above fifteen minutes, held yester-
day afternoon on the senate side.
Present at th| con fere nee were Sen-
ators Quay, Deveridge, Hale, A Idrich,
Allison and Piatt of Connecticut,
representing every faction involved
in the last statehood fight in the
senate.
More Garden Seed for Oklahoma-
Washington, Jan. 23.—During the
past week Delegate McGuIre secured
an addition of 25,000 packages of veg-
etable seeds to his quota. The quota
allowed members of congress is 12-
000 packages of vegetable seed and
the packages for Oklahoma were
sent out early this month. Owing
to the fact that Delegate McGuire
represents so many people, he in-
sisted on being allowed additional
seed. The recent allowance will
make an aggregate of 37,000 pack-
ages of seed which will be distribut-
ed in Oklahoma by the government
during the coming spring.
Railroad traffic is seriously affected
by the present storm which prevails
with urfusual severity throughout
the north and east.
Goldsmith & Suter,
Electrical
Contractors,
Phone No. 465
We do the very best
work. All work positive-
ly guaranteed. Combi-
nation and Electric Fix-
tures at lowest prices.
A?enfs for 01m Fpntaj
J009 Grand Ave. Enid, O. T.
The Selection of Reading Matter
to suit your particular taste is not difficult. There
is a oreat variety of literature here. All the
Popular flip es
*0*0*
THE KENWOOD GREEN HOUSE
1005, 15th street. Cut Flowers and Plants alway.i on hand
mrs- l e- tarr, phone 419,
X MARIAG-ER,
Teacher of Music, Enid, Okla.
The Bailey—Hoch fight in Kansas
is accumulating new interest. Hoch
carried off some signal victories Sat
urday when four counties, supposed
to be Bailey strongholds, instructed
•olidly for Hoch for governor. The
democrats have a pretty good chance
to win this year in Kansas, with such
disruption existing in the republican
ranks.
Violin, Flute, Cornet, Mandolin.
Please leave orders at Pieratt-Whitlock Music Store.
FRANK BRADFIELD & CO.,
Bonded Abstracters, Farm and city loan . Realestate Bought
StJKS, ^ Square **
A. A. CROWKLL
In an exhibit that reached the
World's Fair recently from Idaho
12-22-031 were s°me potatoes of unusual size.
Many weighed over four pounds each
and it required only from a dozen to
fifteen to fill a bushel measure
1 hese potatoes may be seen in the
Idaho section in the Palace of Agri-
culture.
Probate Judge M. C. Garber spent
Sunday as usual with his folks at
Garber, and today's freeze tempt-d
him to delay his return.
the usual Oklahoma winter weath
er has set in. The old timers will re
member that Oklahoma always
catches more cold weather in Febru
ary and March than in December or
January.
The cojJ men and plumbers art the
busiest people in the city today, and
are chuckling to themselves over the
"freeze out" of the ice man and sani
tary officers.
Architect. Office over Parker's Book Store with Moore & Moore
Flans aud Estimates furnished onjshort notice. 4-8-03
City Bus, Carriage and Transfer Line.
W. E. Brown, Pron. Tulephcne calls for bus, carriage, or trunk tnn
fer wagon -promptly attended to in plenty ol time to ic;.> 1 a "trait
McOLlANE & REED, Merchant Tail
The oldest tatlnrtn • house In the city. A larire stork of i„h,
hand and Iheusan., of samples. ^ti^aX, °f
guaranteed. luc
[« WILLIAMS Bonded Abstract
will write your Fir. . Lightning and Tornado Insur
years experience v. h county records in register of
Room 7, Ov r Paubion's store. North side, I
An epidemic of measles is prevail-
ing throughout the city. A number
of cases have been reported in ihe
past few days.
The county treasurer's office has
enjoyed a little rest from the tax-
payers today, owing to the txti ,. uiely
cold weather.
6 10
>A;r r: FOR SALE By L. D. Bal-
I ft for ale all over the connty; farm
Onicc, Wood build! Upstairs.
T rec
■'* office
okla.
Ma;.sir. ..II rcant.ie Co.,
G-ane raI Su pply House,
• 803 Giand Av oue, iinid, Oklahorn
MEXICAN CHILI PA! >R
k The only Family Resort in Enid
Neat and Clean in every Respect.
Give us a Call.
JOHN MARTINEZ, Proprietor.
Vest Side of Square, One Door Southof Donl, 1 ioiel
G. R. I, <§ p. Time Tabic.
The Bond to and Krom and
Between
CMAIIA,
UKNVEIt,
COLO. SI'gs.
FORT WORTH,
St, PAUL.
CHICAGO.
MK.MI'IUS.
l'EOUIA,
fit. JOSEPH,
KANHAS CITY,
El- PASO, MINNRA 1'ollf-
'ind anywhere beyond,
T:,iln leave Enid as follow
North Hound.
No 13 dally through to eiilc K,> m
* " Omakii ill.
No. to KunsasCIty ex Sunday U:4| u ,,i
No 58 Local freight :j:40 .,'
SOUTH HOUND,
No. II dally to Ft. Worth l(i:ap. D,.
No. lit " connects for Little
Ko. ii and eait on U. O. O. 0;41a m
No. :i", iixcept Eftinday J:lor. m
No. SI looul freight ]I:00 B a
E. & A t,lne—\Vest Round.
No 1M local freight e*. Sunday a."m.
East Hound.
No. 1-1 arrive*dally A:inp. n>
No IM local frolght mrlvui p. m.
Enid & III 1 lines Line.
No. 141 departs 10.18 a. m.
No 141 arrive. 3i |>. n.
WILLIAMS, AgenB.
It didn't seem to us that Guthrie
| was near as lively a city, last Satur
day, as Enid. It was a real dull day
In the temporary capital. However,
the weather was quite cold and dis-
agreeable.
i lie Oliver Bros, evangelists, who
were to conduct a great tabernacle
re\ival in this city oommencinj yes-
terday, did not come having been de-
tained at Stillwater. The indications
are now that the engagement will
be cancelled.
Some of .lim Duffy's philosophy: Our
old, warm and esteemed friend
MathewQuay, „t Pa , has changed
around some on the statehood ques-
tion. Well maybe Mathew is better
posted on statehood matters than we
arc and we will wait until we see how
be pans out before saying anything.
Ihe farmers around Enid are tak-
ing especial interest in the lecture to
be delivered next Saturday at the
court house by L. U, Irvine, National
Secretary United Farmer, of Ameri-
There are flattering Indications
of a large anil enthusiastic attend-
ance at the meeting.
are on our tables as soon as
published. No home should
be without one or more of
these "liberal educators." All
the current topics are^treated
in a brief but interesting and
instructive manner.
We will take your subscrip-
tion for any of these at regular
rates. 1
V.LM<,
PARKER'S^
Kabt Side Sqdake. 80s Grand Avenue.
~ .
Are you in need of Furniture?
If so come to our store and
Save 40 Per Cent!
ST* 30 « ' '• «" "«• £"rS
M. M. MUNGER,
Maine Street,
1 10(3
Enid, Okla.
i%.....
| Randels & Grubby
and give us your order for
Feed, Coal, Seed, Flour, etc.
It will be promptly ailed and satisfaction guaranteed.
«* /* De"vrr.^m* ^^Phoae No.
South—at Cor oar of Square.
"I
33.
Services at the various churches
Sunday were all well attended and
prolitabiy interesting. In fact
of the organizations contained of
any depreciation at all in the attend-
aiK'e. Enid churches are in an tx-
ceedlngly healthful condition and the
effect of this condition Is easily visible
In the moral status of tbi* city.
OFFETT'S
Cur a tniitlsns and
THE KFFCCT8 OP
Cores Cfiolera-lnfiotia
OUrrhoea Dysentery,
the Bowel TrotiUet m
Children of Anti la,
Aids Dlgeitlon. RUuMk
the Boweb, SinmSmm
the Child and nUm
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1904, newspaper, January 28, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112371/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.