Shawnee Daily Herald. (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 22, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 15, 1908 Page: 4 of 4
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MORNING EDITION
THE SHAWNEE HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,
FOR
.BAD BLOOD
- When bad blood is caused from an infection of the circulation by the
Tims of Contagious Blood Poison, it usually shows in the form
mouth and throat, copper-colored splotches on the body, swollen
the groin, falling hair, sores and ulcers, etc. These genera 8> nip .mis
aBectine all parts of the body, show how deeply poisoned the I >"
becomes, and emphasizes the .lan^erou* character of the■ trouble. f ^
to remain in the system the disease will finally wreck the health .... . bn <
down the strongest constitution. No medicine can cure C ''' 'g
Poison which does not rid the circulation of every part ■ le of « >
S S. S. is the one real and certain cur •; it goes down to the y r> Mtom
the trouble, and by removing every trace of the poison, and adding n
healthful qualities to the blood, forever cures this powerful <li 01. ■. '
S the most reliable of all blood purifiers, and its concentrated ir
healthful vegetable extracts and juices especially adapt to ........
insidious trouble. Write for our home treatment book , hich s a .
aid in the treatment of the different stages of the disease, and ask 1 >r an.
special medical advice you wish No charge for either
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA.
WANTS
3 lines—3 llmes-25c. Six words
to a line. Phone 278.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED—Ciirl to do hous*' work in
i mall family. Inquire 540 N. Bell.
WANTED— Position an office assistant
hy young man of good business abil-
ity 19; owns typewriter; bookkeep-
er satisfaction guaranteed; refer
• nces. 16-31.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR KENT—One furnished room,
modern. 41C North Broadway, $10 per
month. 10-6t
EXCELLENT PRIZES
EXHIBITORS AT POTT COUNTY
FARMER8' INSTITUTE WILL
FARE HANOSOMELY.
Will BE TAKEN TI OKLAHOMA CHI
TO COMPETE FOR COUNTY HON-
ORS AFTER EXHIBITION
HERE.
Premiums to Be Given lor Everything
in Agricultural Line Grown
Here.
Every Woman
^ la UiWeated and •bould know
L about tbe wonderful
k MARVEL Whirling Spray
B Tb* new Y ln I SyrlBt*.
Beat—Most
It cleanaea
WALLACE MANN.
OF
IS
WALL STREET HAS ALREADY DIS
COUNTED EFFECT OF GOOO
CROP YEAR.
oevelopnknt generally favorable
WHEAT AND CORN CROPS EX-
CEED THOSE OF THE
YEAR 1907.
LOST—$12.CG lu leather pouch. Re-
turn to Wells-Fargo and receive re-
12-it
ward. 16 ot
Court Decision in Hepburn Law One
Factor Which Will Help in Work
of Restoring Confidence.
Special to The Herald.
New York, Sept. 14.—The striking
Hows developments of the financial
• eek have been, first, the decision of
Ihe United States circuit court of
Kaatern Pennsylvania, declaring the
commodity clause of the Hepburn law
■noonstltulonal; second, the promul
gation by the department of agricul*
tare of what for practical purposes Is
ilH preliminary harvest return, and,
third, the sudden advance in call
money to 2 1-2 per cent. The first
two of these Items were reassuring;
the last named is not surprising. The
wheat and corn harvests, it is true
will probably not figure up to expec-
tations current a month or so ago;
they are, however, considerably above
the average, and as the danger point
even for corn may now be considered
la have been safely passed, one of
the chief sources of uncertainty In
the general financial situation is re-
moved The wheat promise is 32,-
•00,000 bushels ahead of the final haV
test returns of a year ago, itself an
excellent crop year, and prices ara
fuly as high as those current at this
date in 1907—about $1.04 per bushel
for No. 2 red. the standard The corn
promise also exceeds that of last year,
though by only 3,200,000 bushels, the
indicated yield being 2,595,597,000
bushels; and corn futures are about
10 rents per bushel over the price!
current at this time last year. Final
•larvest returns usually exceed the
preliminary indications. Oats nnd
bay, which are also important crops,
are well above the 1907 returns, whilA
cotton, thought it has not yet advanced
ttulfirieutly to justify definite esti
maU-t'. will unquestionably rank
amoug the highest yields of recent
jrear . ^
The agricultural interests have par-
ticipated only Indirectly in the recent
financial upheaval; they are sound
and solvent; their purchasing power
is Btill intact and they are merely
awaiting the touch of complete confi-
dence to extend the hand of fellow-
ship and fraternal aid to the indus-
trial, and, In turn, the mercantile in
terests of the country. It is hardly
probable that these two Interests will
■how much progress until after the
November election, and in the moan-
time their demands will not become
important factors in the money mar
ket.
Commodity Decision Important.
The circuit court decision that the
commodity clause of the Hepburn law
is unconstitutional is important a*
furnishing "till anothor ■ videnee, if
<>iu> writ- needed, though 1 for on.'
never doubted It. that the government
of the United States may he depend
ed upon to Rive through Its proper jti
dlrlal bodies Justice to rich and poor
and to deal out Justice alike to the
righteous and the unrighteous. Ih>
particular point of the clause was thai
the coal carrying railroads were
ho ugh I to be prevented from carrying
their own coal as a commodity to sell
to consumers; they could, II was con-
ceded, own the coal properties: they
could carry coal for their own tlBes-.
but they could not carry coat to sell
to others—and the value of their prop-
erties was therefore very greatly at
Issue.
Manipulators Have Control.
So far as Ihe advance In call money
to 2 1-2 per cent is concerned. It may
be regarded as seasonable; and It will
not be surprising if it Is further ad
vanced later on But it may to some
xtent be welcomed as showing the
extreme vulnerability of the market.
'rices of slockB are unquestionably
high: their present range fully dis
counts the excellent agriculture sit-
uation and whatever recoveries in
trade and Industry and also In finan
clal circles have taken place siuci
the financial upheaval of last autumn
Money has been so superabundant as
to be a great market factor. As a
matter of fact, a condition of Inflation
may be said to have entered Into the
situation in the stock market because
of the practically unlimited avalllbil
ity of money for market uses The
money situation, indeed, lias been the
hlel agency in the hands of the large
market Interests, who, acting ill coil
cert, have been behind the steady ad
vance In the market that has taken
place during the last three months or
so. Whether the range of quotations
will be further advanced will depend
upon the desires of these interest*;
and not upon legitimate developments
affecting market conditions A can
tionary signal in this direction is the
I fact that the call loans that one of the
large local banks has outstanding
falls but a shade under the enormous
sum of 9130,000.000; other hanks are
probably extended in about tne saint
proport Ion. and should It he In con-
sonance with the plans of the large
capitalists who control these banks ty
operate for a decline, it Is quite evi-
dent they have, byi the sudden calling
of loans, machinery at their disposal
capable of causing a particularly
spectacular decline in view of the
present sensitive condition of the mar-
ket.
Trade Conditions Improved.
Trade conditions are slowly improv-
ing and will probably continue to Ini
prove; but business affairs are still
far from normal. Imports are making
a better showing, on Wednesday the
lurgest single day's customs revenues
since January having been collected
at the port of New York, while the
average receipts so far in September
show distinct improvement over Aug
ust Exports are also looking up
somewhat, the value of domestic pro
ducts exported In August being $U>.
314,79fi, comparing with M4.967.045 in
August, 1907. and H8.895.9S2 In Aug
ust, 190(1. while so far for the calendar
year the \alue is Jii7tt,455,500, as
against $555,080,711 one year ago and
1504,188,2G3 two years ago
HENRY C'I.EWS
FOR RENT—Four room houi-e on N.
Broadway Gas, electric lights, good
.Mil Apply W. 1- Woodard. Shaw
nee Ice Co. 19-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
l,OST—On Ninth and Louisa, light
| weight, dark grey coat, with small
tripes; finder return to A. T. Walker
;tt. Shawnee Transfer Company and
receive liberal reward. 15-3t.
I.OST Small yellow rat terrier dog;
'lame in right front leg; reward if re
turned to State National Bank. 15-3t
I.OST lllack inare, small 1G hands,
white on hind foot. Race mare,
Sousa 'Mack'' 151-. Fore top clip-
ped. blistered left front leg on ten-
don. Reward, H. H. Smith. 13-3t
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—-For improv-
ed tract of laud near Shawnee, Ok.,
or Arkansas City. Kas., one deeded
I I section, one school lease 1-4 sec-
tion 8 miles north of Shawnee, Okla.
Address Uox 402, Shawnee, Okla.
13 3t
FOR SALE—Good surrey inare 9
years old. Large likely animal, per
fectly gentle and safe for women or
Children, also good rubber tired storm
buggy and harness. Call phone S13
Red. 12-3t
Maple Rink
Will be Open
WE0„ FRI„ AND SAT. NIGHT
With Music
The completed list ot premiums to
be offered at the Pottawatomie county
farmers' Institute is ready as ar-
ranged ity a committee from the Re*
tall Merchants' Association, of the
Chamber of Commerce and n delega-
tion from Ihe County Farmers' Asso-
ciation. It Includes prizes, aggrega-
ting nearly a thousand dollars In
cash and merchandise given by busi-
ness men of Shawnee and Tecumseh.
The date of the gathering, which
will be held at Benson park, is Sep-
tember 24 25 and 20. Exhibits of
corn, cotton, potatoes, etc., will be on
display In the same building that the
lnstltue is to meet In.
Premiums are offered for 85 articles
Including the different varieties of
corn, cotton nnd cotton seed, sweet
potatoes, potatoes, onions, vegetables,
pumpkins, watermelons, grain and
seed, fruits of all kinds, both canned
and fresh, head cane and broom corn.
On most articles two prizes are of-
fered The winning products will be
taken, after their exhibit in this city,
to the Oklahoma City fair, to contest
for county honors. After that they
will become a permanent llxture of
the Shawnee Chamber of Commerce.
At the institute itself, which its sup-
porters hope to eventually convert in-
to a county fair, the best agricultural
and horticultural authorities of the
state will conduct lectures and expe-
riments.
Formal Opening
Week Beglning
Monday, September 28st
All Invited
FOR SALE—Good upright piano,
cheap. Will trnde for good driving
horse. Phone 813 Red 12-3C
WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BUT—TWO good second
kind desks. Phone 550. 12-3t
liaskett & Ritchie, French dry
cleaners, dyers and pressers, 114 S
Broadway, rear Leader. Phone 1171
12-3t
I Write
AT LOWEST RATES
Fire
Life
Tornado
Health
Accident
Burglary
Liability
and Plate Glais
INSURANCE
In the Best Companie«
NORMAN NELSON
110Vs E. Main Phone 579
IVehicles and Harness!
Take
A Look In.
rOne minute of your time to bear our story.
Stone Hdwe. & Impl. Co., Shawnee, Okla.
hftve tlted up the wints ot this community In and lla'nc" "°i.
arc prepaiwd lo DMt tliem. We Oik* BP ■hodd* oCtnBgt* 'vVe 19 reu-
dent sales agents for the
Celebrated
STIDEBAHER LINE
You know and evenly else knows there is nothing superior to It. If* tba[ 1,n« '! <
is built riitiit, looks rinlit and lasts Ions, known and used all over the world. I.>on t
be afraid we haven't sot yi.ur style. Studohaker makes about evemhing on wheeU
arul all th«- appropriate harness and trappings. If it • not 111 swek we re prepared
to get it and get it quick. And it will be all right when it comes.
Take a Look in and Lei Vs Show You.
P. S. Tf it has the Studebaker name plate upen it. it's your guarantee to a per
feet Vehicle. Don't forget that the name
plate is a guarantee.
Stone Hardware & Implement Co.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
FOR RENT—4 room house. Inquire
at 305 N. Broadway.
Sapulpa Electric Line Sold.
Sapulpa, Okla.. Sept. 14—Dr. Clark,
of the Clark tank car line for oil trans
portation and heavily interested stock
holder in the Laurell Oil company,
has purchased the Sapulpa city strert
railway system and will make it one
ot the best lin^s in the entire South-
west. Mr. Clark has already ordered
steel, etc. for the extension and lm-
provemert of the line. Already a
force of men are at work on tho sys-
tem. repairing and getting: ready for
extensions. The line will be extend-
ed. it is said, to the Olenn Pool oil
field Riving Sapulpa oil men ready
ess at any time of the day to their
leases in the field.
"v'Ma/r
Health
Never Fails to Rcslort
Gray Hair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
Mo matter how long it has been graj
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growl r
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out
and positively removes Dan
Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re-
fuse all substitutes. 2% times as much
aaSl 00 as 50c. site. Is Not a Dye.
$1 Had 50c. bottles, at druggists
Sr d It: lor few took "The Care of ttw Hair."
Philo Hay Spec. Co, Newark, N J.
Hay's Harflna Soap,urea Ptmpvs,
ml. rough and chapped hands, and all akin <1 is
arepaHkio fine and suit. 25c. drutf*l*t*.
UmA Jc for tree book "The Car? otttn bkin."
wallace mann and
j. a. reynolds 4 80n
Free to people having sore eye« a
pair of health ray lenses until Octo-
ber lBt.
W. A. WRIGHT.
To Cure
DIARRHOEA
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus or Cholera
Infantum take
WAKEFIELD'S
Blackberry Balsam
While it is a quick and positive cure for
Diarrhoea. Dysentery and Cholera Infan-
tum, it does not constipate. In 62 years it
has saved the lives of thousands of men,
women and babies. Accept only Wake-
field's. Full size bottle 36c everywhere
Notice-Read-Act
At the request of a large number of coupon holders we have de-
cided to extend the time on giving away the Banner-Coto Piano until
Saturday, December 19, 1908. We feel that we are doing justice to
all those who hold coupons for the reason that so many people who
would like to take an interest in the contest have been away on their
vacations and have not had a chance to investigate the matter.
This Beautiful Piano GivenAway Absolutely
FREE
to the person, church, school or lodge presenting the largest amount o.
cash coupons in dollars and cents, at our store at 119 East Main street,
Shawnee, Okla., 011
Saturday, Dcc. 19,1908
All coupons must be presented by 12 o'clock noon on that date.
We give cash coupons on this piano to the amount of every cash
purchase or on every cash payment made on former purchases prior
to December 19, 1908.
Now is your chance to get a piano free or help your church, school
or lodge get one. Oet busy and get your friends interested. Ask us
for further information.
Hively Music Company
119 East Main Street
SOUTHWESTERN
MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
• IMPROVED FARM AND CIT"
LOANS
Mammoth Bldg. 3d Floor. Telephone 395
SHAWNEE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
SHAWNEE COTTON OIL COM PANY—M&aufacturers of cottonseed meal
and hulls. When properly proportioned and thoroughly mixed is th«
best cow feed on the market. Perfectly "balanced" and the beat but
ter and fat producer.
SHAWNEE TRANSFER CO.—General Storage, Crating and Packin*. All
wagons at low prices. Moving a specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed
Office Phone 124; Residence, 314; Office 206 S. Union. Walkar
aid Wlshart
c
all and see us in regard to that monument
you are going to have made this fall, as we
handle cemetery work of all kinds-
Beautiful Italian Statuary, Foreign and Do-
mestic Marble and Granite Monuments, Copings,
etc. We are also Sole Agents for the Stewart
Iron Works Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio, the largest
concern of its kind in the world, Mfg's of iron
fence, decorative lawn furniture, vases, etc. All
goods guaranteed strictly first-class.
Pottawatomie County Monument Works
Buglass & Cellins Prop s. 132 N. Bell St.
We have S«ars & Roebuck prices cut Irom 5 to IS per cent
on all MoQumental Works
; lumber bargains
t Buy now We have the stock all the way from 2-4 and 2-6 at |H.#«
t To extra wide 1 2 1 & 2 inch Cypress and Redwood finish at J6
t l.et us figure your bill a d furnish it immediately from stock. All
I our prices are low.
I DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER CO
;♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦
\ Southwestern Realty Company
Farm l.o&ns a Specialty
LIST YOUR FARM PROPERTY WITH US
♦ WE HAVE FOR RENT ONE FINE 8TORE ROOM WITH BASEMENT.
J A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE.
\ Mammoth Building, 3d Floor Phone 395
Southwestern Realty Company
REFORM WAVE WORLDWIDE.
A New York Judge Told Prisoner!
Gambling it Almost at an End.
New York. Sept. 14.—"There Is r
wave of reform sweeping the whole
world," said Judge Swann in geuenl
sessions today, speakine to twortv
three prisoners, who had pleaded K"il
ty to various forms of indulgence ic
the policv game "and you had liettet
eel out of Ihe way. 1 wa~ In Pari
not long ago and 1 found all the l in
gambling casinos closed up Pari< U
the last place I should expect a reform
wave to strike. In Belgium I fouul
the same Htorv. Oamhlirg is being
stopped forcibly all over the world
Ten of you were merely players and
may believe you were more sinned
against than sinning but you are all
old enough to know better and 1 warn
you thai you will be dealt with severe-
ly if you come here aguln."
EDUCATOR SHOES FOR CHIL
DREN. MADDEN & JARRELL.
rNATURAL GAS IN SHAWNEE
Natural Gas is expected about Nov. 1st, 1908. Let us furnish you an estimate for piping and
prices on appliances. You should make contract for piping immediately to avoid the rush and
delay when natural gas arrives Phone and our solicitor will call. No trouble to answer questions
SHAWNEE GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
Thelephone No. 146
130 N. Broadway
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