The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1906 Page: 1 of 8
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MKKWED V.GO., PKAB.NO M,VAYS FA,K EK.D, GARFIELD COnKXV, OKLAHOMA «n> DEMOCRACY.
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I New Livery and Sale Stable
I JO 13 North Independence Ave.
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x We do general livery business; buy and sell
? horses and tnules .*„iM nf
f Livery stock is all brand new; very latest styles of
i buggies, carriages, runabouts and surries.
Remember The Place
CALLED A HALT ON
ROUGH RIDING.
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Independence Avenue opposite [the new
phone Co. building.
Give us a Trial Trip
Day & Sackrider
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Carnival Employees kicked
Speed Of The Train Was
Reduced.
And
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Bank of Enid, "v
Has a paid-up capital ot
And a surplus of -
Has total Banking Capital of
Has deposits of over 300,000 M
Has been in business in Enid for ten years W
•$50,000
20,000
70,000 sjjjf
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tis o. J. Fleming, Pres F. H Letson Cashier W
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Has enjoyed the confidence of the people of
Garfield County to a remarkable degree. We
can furnish you a safe depository for your money
If you are not a customer of ours, you are invited to call
<|V and get acquainted with the most progressive, accom-
4S modating and up-to-date Bank in Oklahoma Territory.
We were scheduled to reach lure
at noon, yesterday," said Geo. 5"ore-
paugh, the train master of tbe Brund-
age & Fisher Amusement Co., "but
tbe rough riding on the [Rock Island
was more than tne employees could
endure, and after calling a halt at a
small station, for a few minutes, the
train master very kindly issued or-
ders to slow up, and if possible land
the company intact at Enid."
Said Mr. Forepaugh, "half the
time it seemed we were rushing sixty
miles an hour, aud instead of being on
a train, it felt .very much like an
ocean voyage during a heavy sea;
and it was a question to us whether
or not we were on the rails, When I
remonstrated with the engineer he
told me the railroad company owned
twenty feet each side of the rails and
it was his privilege to use this space
if be saw fit and that we h: d no cause
for complaint as long as he kept the
train on the right-of way. Alter the
train mastei issued slow orders things
began to assume a proper shape, and
we reached here salely ?bout 4.3(1
much to the satisfaction ot all tte
carnival employees.
Homeless and Destitute.
Asa Barnhart Found Cold In Deatli
This Morning A Bottle Containing
Carbolic Acid Lyinj bv "is Side
Showed Cause of Death-
Premeditated Suicide.
tie Wanted to Die.
Quality Counts
Keep this in mind when buying
Pianos. Organs and sm ill instru-
ments.
For Quality, at satisfactory
prices. Call on
£<£ I < i c( > V
)it
• FREE
-i-rtlS. TINTETES
DULC'AI^IAN CLOTH
CENTCHPBECE
VTTB PURCHASE RICHARDSON'S EMBROIDERY SlUS
HtreU the op-
portunity to em-
broider one of
the popular Bul-
garian Art Cloth
Centerpieces.
A*k at our
Cmbroldsry
Silk Coqnter for
• lichardson
Special Center-
ptece Embroid-
ery Outfit which
^contains :
One 22-lnch
Bulearisn Aft
Cloth Center-
piece Tinted
in Colon,
4 Skeins Rich-
ardson's Grand
Prize Wash Embroidery Stllc, ,
One Diagram Umi>. wtr "itch nombtrc). showing
exactly how to ^ oik di-aicn. ..
One Pair Good Serviceable Embroidery Hoops.
Price of Outfit complete, 23 cents
At thU price yoo. vre r.?yin j only the cost of the silk,
oprdies and lesson, pitting the Ceiitcrplerc Free.
Thi ofier ti mn«'.o to convince you oMhe su
quality of RichatA Embroidery 5Hk v&jcl
icalize «(ter you hive once itud ii.
i- ...
isie New Rachel,
916 E, Broadway.
Have just received a large shipment
of
Richardson Center Pieces,
Sofa Pillow Tops
In Fancy Patterns. We also carry
the Famous Sewing Silk
There is one thing that you can
l ank on. The present day young
women are Keener, brighter, and
batter looking and more self-reliant
and less dependent. They all take
Holi ster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
certs, tea or tamets. The Owl Drug
Store. w
Filo Sicilian
Twist and Grecian
broidery Silk.
Em-
Stout and Anderson.
fllgiggl?
:r
\icf the Southwest
Have new magazine, Southwest?
t .s v ib; lU-l'in St. Louis (formerly the Fusco Meg-*.
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,t. LfOUlS ^loruiciijr wx * - c , .
iv. u1«Uo -tor~:.vcstra:nt( immigration and irrigation.
Jli irsiiSfS il&Ate sanssarss -
application. J it (tress u jM
SoUthwe^t, 1021 Frisco Building, St. Louis
Chamberlain's Cough Remedv
Cures Colds, Croup and Whooping Cougk.
The Wave office was very nicely
serenaded by the Carnival band this
afternoon. We give thanks and ho; e
they will come again.
yot if as Rich as Rockefeller.
If you.had all the wealth of Rocke-
feller, the StandardOil magnate, yu'i
coQl.i i.ot buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamberlain's
colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy.
The tuos: eminent physician can not
prescribe a. better preparation or
coi.c anil diarrhoea, bqth for children
and adults. The uniform success of
this remedy has shown it to be supei -
ior to all others. It never fails, ;,nu
when reduced with water and sweet-
ened, is piessant to > take. Every
tami:y should be supplied (>vith it.
Sold by The Cort-y Pharmacy and
Owl Drug Store.
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•« Y.rk.
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GRU1 i.H,
Succf-Ot t«l ItoUtal *: 0. M>
Frisco Excursion Rates,
City of Mexico atod return $15 75
on sale June 25th to July 27th retu a
Sept. 15th.
City of Mexico and return $43.75 on
sale Sept 3rd to l4th return limit Oct.
31st.
St. Paul Minn, and return $24.45 on
sale May 28 to 31 final limit June
Vth.
Louisiana, Ky., and return 125.85,
on sale June 11, 12, t 13, return limit
30davs from date of sale.
Sprlnglield, 111., and return $19.40 on
sale May 31, June 1 4 2. Return
Leaves a Wife and Several Grown Child
ren. Simoly too Old and Feeble to
Continue the Struggle
At 5 o'clock this mornintr Asa
Barnhart, an old time citixen of this
city and neighborhood was found
lying dead on the sidewalk, or plat
form adjoining the Cowles Hirdware
store on 9th street, about 75 feet
south of tbe Broadway sidewalk.
Lyinir by his side was a small bottle
partially tilled with carbolic acid,
which pointed to suicide and tie
cause of death heyond all doubt. Pe
left a note, lying near the bottle,
which read as follows: "Am old and
out of money, notable to work, have
adaugbter living near Hunter, Okla-
homa," Asa Barnhart
A half clozen people claim to hive
firstdUcovered the body and some one
of t heni (.honed undertaker Ptnnima n
who took chat ge of the body to awa t
the action of the Coroner.
Asa Bauihart was 71 years of a^e
and quite unanle to perform hard
labor nf, the time of death and had
ne'en quitr weak fur years. He Came
to Nortn Enid from Illinois soon after
tbe opening of the etripand remained
in that town about 8 years; worked
at dish washing and doing other litrht
work for Herman Frantz, who kept a
restaurant, bakery and meat market.
He come to Enid and worked for
Peter Oligschlaeger otl and on at
such light work as he could do. About
a year ago iie went back to Illinois to
live with h s brother who soon after
committed suicide by shooting him-
self, wnich affected tbe old man very
much and he often spoke of doing as
his brother did, as life was a burden
to him.'
Last wihter he went down to Ana
darko and worked for Hferman Frantz
agaitrfora short time but drifted
back to Enid. He lodged at the Jones-
House on iast Maine street for some
time passed, but could not sedure
such employment as he could do,
hence, wboly discouraged, homeless
atid helpless,he departed from a cold
world by his own hand.
The deceased had a wife living,
who leit him while they l.ved in
North Enid, but the Wave is not
posted as to her where aboute. A
soh and married daughter live neat*
Hunter, but it se.-ms that the old in n
could not or Would not live with them.
There was noting bad about this old
man as far afe we have been enabled
to trace nis life, he was not quarrel-
some or unpleasant in manner or dis-
position, hence, it seems to us that he
was not treated just right by his Own
flesh and blood who should have talre*
care of him,
coroner's verdiot.
A coroner's jury was Impanelled
this afternoon to inquire into the
cause of death of Asa Barnhart found
j dead i his morning' by Cowles Hard-
who testititd to tii d.ng the body and
notifyitlg Mr. James After this Mr.
Olinger and Mr. Chaney who tevtifUd
respectively en have n htm la*t
Saturdiy. Mr Olinger testified lAi.
the decekied lett a wife and
two children; out has teen
estranged fiom them for a number
of years. The jury brought in a ver-
dict of voluntary suicide by carbolic
acid.
Peckham's New Line.
Ed. Pi ckbam has mapped i u
ot'aerline of railvay to run
Hayes City to Arkansas City,
BaJ.
from
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Comp-ny Target Practice.
A few of Company K. O. N. G. were
out for target practice Saturday
afternoon. The shooting was some-
what better than the day b< fore.
It is hoped that the company will
become very proficient in this sort
of work and that all will try to take
an ioteret-t in it.
R. M. Barnes, a prominent attorney
from Lacon, Ills., representing
Burgess Bros.,of Wenona, 111 , is try-
ing a case in the District Caurt.
It crosses the Missouri Pacific at
Matherville, the Santa Fe at Great
Bind and the Lamar.I branch of the i
Missouri Ptciiic at Seward,
the Kinsley cutoff of the Santa Fe at
St. John, the Rock Islabd at Pratt,
the Santa Fe and Oritnt at Harper,
the Kiowa Branch of the Mlnsjurl
Pacific a Freeport(the San a Fc and
Hock Island at Perth and the Santa
Fe at Rome. Tbe construction of the
track will begin at Great Bend.
Since Peckham got a taste of rail-
road construcnion money, there is no
end to his schemes and he makes
oodles of money out of them. This
new road begins nowhere and ends
nowhere in particular, but there W
ond'.es of town lot money in the
route
do 1 take Cardoi"? writes Mrs.
Jelemma Mullins of Odessa, W.
Va. "Because, after suffering
for several years with female
trouble, and trying different doc-
tors and medicines without obtaining relief, I at last
found, in Wine of Cardui, a golden medicine for all my
ills, and can recommend it above all others for female
complaints."
Cardui furnishes safe relief for back :he, headache,
periodical pains, irregular, painful or unhealthy cata-
menial flow, and all ailments from wh;:h sick women
suffer. A perfect tonic for delicate women. A pure
vegetable medicine for girls and women who are subject
to the complaints peculiar to their sex. Has benefited
over a million who used ,to suffer as you do.
At every drug store, in $1.00 bottles. '
WRITE US A LETIER
describing fully all your symptoms
■ nd we wjll «u nd you I rt;« Advice
In plain sealed envelope. Ladies'
Advisory, Dept..The
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Jc>
To
limit-of June 30th cbn be obtained. ! ware store. They were composed of
:nzie
Ho* ar- youV Hu<>y
ou-y vua> o cat t a-
Well so are we, but never got so
, w i 'bf Pbone, so just call us up
lev, \c t r order for
N.
t eed, ,Cod, Seed, Flour, etc.
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i"'net ot S.;u. r
Dei.ver, Colorado and return $10 60.
Pueblo, Colorado and return $10 00.
Colorado Springs, Colorado and re-
turn $10 60. On sale July 10th to 15th
return limit Aug. 20th.
Milwaukee, Wis. and return 125 45
<late of sale Aug. 11th to 13th return
limit Aug 2find
For full particulars' call on < r
ad,lre'i|, h. v. Mills,
Agent.
California and Northwest.
Via The
the following men: J. F. Krurnan,
Frank Lowey, Earnest Honyson, Mr
McGuire, O. L. pope and J. H Carter
Marshal Fenlon was tbe first cue on
the witness stand. He ti stifled to
having been awakened Py policeman
James and'going to',wht?re the man waB
lying, recognized him instantly, He
testified that Mr. Barnhart bad a k
for and received temporary aid from
him and the cuonty comm ssioners.
Tl)e witness was Mr. ScorpU
FRISCO
SYSTEM
E. C. Mills, Agent.
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 31, 1906, newspaper, May 31, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112497/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.