El Reno Supper Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 328, Ed. 1 Monday, September 9, 1901 Page: 1 of 5
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Reno Supper bell.
VOL. VI.
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA. SEPTEMBER 9 1901.
NO. 328,
M’KINLliY’S CONDITION.
Hops and Confidence In the
/ President’s Recovery.
IiulTalo, NT. Y.,—(Bulletin nt 7 a. m.)
—President passes a restless night,
but new sleeping. Pulse 120, temper-
ature 101, respiration 23.
A ..I ----
Buffalo, N. Y.—(!) a. m (-Condition
very satisfactory and everything favors
the president if no unlooked for com-
plications ensue Pulse 112, temper
ature 100, respiration 28.
ARRESTED
For Complicity in Conspiracy to
Assassinate Mr. Mc’Kin-
ley.
Chicago, Sept. 7.—Three more al-
leged anarchists were arrested here
today, charged with being implicated
in the conspiracy to assassinate Pres-
ident McKinley. They were found in
the rear of 105 Newberry Ave. and
were at oneu placed behind the bars
with the nine arrested last night.
They gave their names as Martin fox,
J. M. Roseinski and Michael Rose,
In the room was found a quantity
of anarchistic literature, pictures of
Emma Goldman Hiid other anarchists,
and copies of “Red” newspapers. Ti e
raid was made by a dozen policemen
under orders from Captain Wheeler.
GLOATS OVER THE CRIME.
McKeesport, Pa,, isept. 8.—Two
hundred Italian anarchists celebrated
President McKinley's assassination to-
day at Guffey Hollow, a mining set
tlement ucross the Yougliiogeuy river
from lluena Vista. Beer, whiskey,
songs and praises for Czolgosz were
the order of the day. This is one of
the largest anarcaist groups in the
country. It was started and led for
years by Garcia Ciamcavilla, who now
lives at Spring Valley, 111., and edits
the “Fire Brand,” the anarchists’or-
gan. When ISresci assassinated King
Humbert Ciamcavilla declared that
McKinley would be the next victim
of the anarchist plot:
THE LABORING MAN.
In every time of the country’s need
the laboring man lias gladly come to
the rescue and lias valiantly fought
his country’s battles. In the fronl
ranks of patriotism lie lias always
stool for right aud Justice, and has
unflinchingly borne his part of the
battle.
In the recent sorrow which has
overwhelmed the nation by reason of
the brutal assault upon Mr. McKin-
ley, the sorrow and Indignation have
been shared by all classes of men,
The great strikes inaugurated for
the betterment of prices and social
conditions, are as far removed from
anarchy as is the north pole from the
south pole.
1 he laboring man abhors the crime
aud condemns the criminal as bitterly
at do the millionaire, the merchau'
and professional man.
No matter what our avocation
Americans are Americans, patriots are
patriots, and the citizens of the
United States are one in their love of
country.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Two young ladies as apprentices to
tile millinery business. New York
Millinery Store. 28
BILLIARDS.
The opening night at tBe billiard
parlors of Davis & Sloss was a great
success. Lovers of the game were
there in large numbers. The El Reno
orchestra rendered splendid music
The initial games of billiard were in-
teresting The proprietors have been
fortunate in securing such line quar-
ters aLd the resort will be popular.
Boys ana intoxicated persons will not
be tolerated and no strong drinks will
be Eerved. Davis and Sloss may be
relied upon to run a high-toned place
where billiards and pool may be en-
joyed by those who love the sport.
WILL HE WIN OUT?
A Mr. Reynolds dr \v n ing num-
ber in the 1900 class, and failed to re
seivo his notice in thn i t 1 Ills on the
day speciflod in the notifl.'-iP. card.
Today he offered his tiling which was
rt j-cted. Mr. Reynolds claimed that
his card was not scut to him in ac-
cordance with directions on registra-
tion slip.
lie retained Col. C. P. Lincoln h
look after his luloiests, aud a careful
Investigation wss made A reference
to the card showed that it hud been
sent to Reynolds at Weatherford: the
registration slipahowrd that it shou’d
have been eentto him at Weath rford
ORCHESTRA DANCE.
Circumstances ms e itnemssary to
give the regular b -kiy hop on
Tuesday night, Sept. 10, this week in-
stead of Ericl iv i veiling, is usml. No
Invitations will be is ued. Those
whose names are on our invitation
lists are cordially Invited to came and
bring their friends.
El Reno Orchkstua.
Don’t fail to attend the grand
Kirmiss" otape.a house to-
night. It will he superb.
Miss Fair, of the Globe Store, will
return from the Eastern markets this
evening. During her trip M:ss Fair
visited the very best emporiums of
A Fruit Jar Snap
Mason Ja’s offered at
moving price while
they last.
in care of a firm of railroad contractors. 8tyI , K ,j ta lioil ttQtj Bi-loeted the
for whom he was working choicest of them for the patrons of
This failure on the part of the d> ! tlie <i|0;,0 store,
partment prevented Reynolds vho ■ a Dream of Fair Women" at the
was absent on some d :i:i: » opera house !n.light. Be :uro (your
from receiving the notice in time to
file on the day iixod, and through no
fault of his own.
seats or you will regret it.
The old established Star Clothiers
I have just received the largest stock of
Col. Lincoln promptly appealed from clothing and gents’ furnishings evir
Pints, per do/,
Duarte, per doz .
Half Gallons, per doz
Extra dar Tops
Now is your time
to put up fruit.
the ruling of the local land office, uid
will make a strong light to win out,
The Bell can’t, see how Mr. Rey-
nolds can be defeated. To deprive
him of his rights uuder the circum-
stances would be an injustice and con-
trary both to law and equity. Col.
Lincoln feels confident of winning.
If any man can be will.
A thing of beauty is a joy for-
ever. See "A Drsam of Fair
Women” at the opera house to-
night.
Rev. A. P. Hacker delivered his fare-
well sermon to his El Reno congrega-
tion atthcGejmun M. E. church last
night. After four years of faithful
work, Mr. Backer leaves hereto take
up the work at Otis, Kansas. His
friends, in the church, and out of it,
sincerely regret his going, and their
best wishes follow him to his new lield
of labor.
The Minton Jewelry Co. w'"
remove to the new building first door
south of the postollice. The furniture
aud tlxtures are being made. Mr.
Minton has just returned from the
east where he purchased the lluest
stock of jewelry, [cut glass, silverware
and tine china that has evor been in
the southwest. Watch for the open-
ing.
ON TO EUREKA.
The Frisco will run its last Eureka
Springs excursion of the season on
Saturday, Sept, 14.
See ad, in another column.
Arrangements have been made for
parties leaving here on Choct.iV/ in the
morning, and goingthrough to Eureka
without being compelled so stop at
Oklahoma Ciiy over night.
A large number of El Renoites will
avail themselves of this splendid
chance.
WART'SJP SKI
Will move into the build-
ing two doors south
of Postoffice.
brought to El Reno.
Cookery lard at 11 cents a pound at
CouviUe it Ross’, No. 10.'!, N. Bickford
Ave.
Lieut. Dixon lias returned to Ft.
Reno from Ft Riley,
The Novelty Store is receiving now
goods every day.
The Bell is under renewed obliga-
tions to the American for supplying
the opportunity of giving the people
the early bulletins of the day.
GOOD, SOUND, EATING l’OTA-
rulkS at 25 joi nts a peek, or dollar a
bushel, at Convillo & Ross’, No. 103
N. Bickford Ave.
Mrs. Fryberger and Miss Fryberger
returned last night from Eureka
Springs.
A six-piece walnut p irlor suit at a
bargain, at Wilson \ Sneary’s.
On Saturday Judge Griffs by issued
marriage licenses to Spencer E. Davis
and Elizabeth B. King; to Walter L.
Aldrich and Maggie M. Sweetman; to
Chas. E. Gaslock and Sarah O. Owens,
and to W. m. Ridley aud Edna Robin-
son.
Quite a few nice
Peaches in mar-
ket now.
WANTS.
W. t.
PURE
Phone 30.
MATH & CO.
FOOR GROCERS.
Prompt Delivery
WHOSE ARE THEY ?
There are three boxes of tin and
granite ware at the Sullivan House
marked E. W. Sullivan & Cm, which
owner can get by calling there and pay-
ing for this notice.
WORK FOR ALL.
There is no excuse for young men
nor old not working in these times if
they have any ambition other than
that of loafing around saloons and
gambling dens. There's a reward for
men who will give an honest day’s
work for an honest day’s pay.
Remember that the Erhart
I I .
Entertainers appear in A
Dream of Fair Women” at opera
house tonight.
Rev. Adam Quec/.er, of the Otis
church, succeeds Mr. Baeker, and will
be here next Sunday and 'conduct ser-
vices.
Don’t fail to see the garden of Jap-
Kirmessat Opera House, Mon-
day night Don’t fail to attend.
The entertainment will be
splendid.
200 DROP OUT.
Today the E! Reno land oilier wind
up tilings to the number of 3750. Out
of thi3 Dumber 200 failed to show up.
The droppiug off will increase from
now on
FOR SALE.
Fine residence and two lots, live-
room house, best of water; barn. Party
leaving city. Inquire at Pan-American
near R. I. depot, 14
The condition of Warren McGrath is
more favorable today.
A BARGAIN.
Ten lets, 4-room house, stabling,
good well, chicken fence, cloie In for
Si,000. Call and see the El Reno City
Property Co.
See the realistic snow storm and
snow ballet at the opera house to-
night. It will prove a revelation to
you.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday
at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Wade Hampton
on Barker Ave Delegates to the ter-
ritorial convention, at Oklahoma City,
anese lanterns and the celebrated | wiU be chosen at this time. The pres-
“Yellow Astor Dauce" at the opera j jjuut desires to see every member in
house tonight.
Hogs for Sale.
7 brood sows and 10 slioats, Mav be
seen four and one half miles southeast
of Liberty pOBtollice.
27 Mas. Lydia Lawson.
BLANKS.
The Bell office is prepared to fur
nish chattel mortgage blanks in lots to
suit. Price, 25 for 50 cents. The very
best form.
attendance.
Tonight “A Dream of Fair Women”
with ‘Grand Keraih-s" at °P6ra bouse,
under auspices of ladies of the Epis
icpal chjnrch. An entertainment
pleasing to every one, young and old,
JOB WORK.
The Bell is better prepared than
ever to do lirsi-class job work. When
you give orders, be sure an t see that
they're for the Beil.
LOST PAPERS.—Lost on street pa-
pers belonging to Geary Milling
Company. Finder please leave at
Bell office, or with Frank Waldo,
PIANU —An excellent Kimball piano
for sale. Instrument in line con-
dition Enquire at Mrs. Carroll’s
cunit r Wade and Barker ave.
WANTED—Boarders anil roomers at
294 Bo. Admire ave. 19
Wanted—To buy a good piece of
suburban property. Enquire at
Bell office. 19.
FOR KENT—Four-room house, barn,
sheds, etc., all in good condition
Located in Morrison addition. In-
quire at Eureka House. p24
FOR RENT—Nice rooms for Gentle-
men. Batli connection. CiOte in.
Call at this office. 24.
WANTED—Girl wanted. Good
while cook. Good wages paid aud
pleasant plane for right person.
Call at 4IHN. Bickford ave. pen
WANTED—2U0 persons to join the El
Reno pressing and repairing club.
_ Bryaut DeMoss, H 8 So. Bick-
ford. p25
FOR BALE — Household goods, 10t)7
So. Barker. p25
WANlEU—a good dining room girl
at the Anstine, at once. pg(J
WANTED—First-class laundress. Jin-
quire at Sullivan House, 2ti.
1 ok Kt.Ni'—Nice fnru she i 1*11101 room
with or withnut board, at No 820
Bo. Bickford Ave. 53.
Fine Coiv For Salic—Good cow giv-
irg b gallons milk per day. See
Geo. S Henri 53.
F'OR KEN I'—Furnished room in new
brick g on Bickford, near
Irving - huol; aiso two unfurnished
basement rooms. p20
WANTED—Whim girl for light house
v. u: I;. 1'ii f t c it t age north of An
PtiIlf Hotel. 29
POSITION AS TEAMSTER—Want-
ed yi»xpu’i d man with good
referi Address “A," Bell
LOST—C 1 11 1 id between
Ebergole’s and city on the 7th.
Return to Beil office aud rec ive
reward p d,tw
SWAP—Have you anything to swap
for a tine stock ot jewelry, If ho,
call at Bell office. 28
The Canadian coua y peach crop is
far better than most people looked
for. The orchards in the north part
of the county have done as weil 11s
thoee in the famous fruit districts
south. Mr, Schwanke brought some
fine peaches in today from his orchard
in Rock Island township.
The El Reno club meets tonight.
Anyone having the interests of El
Reno at heart is cordially invited to
attend.
FOR SALE.
Nice clean stock of boots and shoes.
Call on Irvin Lyman, opposite 1*. ().,
over Kraft’s store, p23
R. C. Shiver, Hugh Canon and
Steve Stebb. ns left on the Rook Is-
land yesterday morning, lab led:
“Put mo off at Buffalo,” This trio
will go by the way of Chicago, Fob do
and Clevel and. The boys will take
the water line.
Ross Shriver wiil vi it friends and
relatives in Indiana, Ohio and Penn-
sylvania, on Ins return from th Pan-
American exposition.
TAKEN UP.
Found on my place about a week
ago, one horse and buggy. Owner
can get them by calling it my place,
S. K. i of 5, T 13; U-0 K. L. It idmn,
and paying charges. 28
FRESH FRUIT.
Apples, peaches, grapes and pie
plant for sale at Perry’s green house;
also will pay 21 cents each for empty
grape baskets. Phone 2-IT.
gf/r/t.T*- a.iaiir.r*
MILLINRRY.
The prestige of “ I lie Model” as the
leaders of style in fine Millinery wi I
be fully sustained this season by our
beautiful importations as well as our
own artistic designs.
See our 111 w lineof Street Hats amt
watch for date of opening.
PITTS & HEED,
226 S. Rock Island Ave.
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Simpson, E. J. El Reno Supper Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 328, Ed. 1 Monday, September 9, 1901, newspaper, September 9, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc910657/m1/1/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.