The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1908 Page: 4 of 8
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Big Special Sale in Winter Goods Now On
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We wish to extend a special invitation to all
nur friends and customers to visit our store
during the next two weeks in order to receive
some of the big bargains we are now offering in
all classes of winter wearing apparel. Our
stock is now about complete with the best there
is to be had in Heavy Underwear, Heavy Cotton
and Wool Blankets, Boy's Good Suits. Ladies'
Coats—and in fact everything that is required
to keep the entire family warm and well clothed.
Underwear Section
Men's ribbed cotton shirts and drawers,
pink and brown only, each &0c
Men's heavy fleeced shirts and drawers,
each
Men's heavy ribbed fleeced union suits only
per suit r - $1.00
Men's all wool shirts and drawers, only,
each - - - $1 00
Men's fine camel hair shirts and drawers,
only, each — fl.50
35c
50c
Boys heavy fleeced shirts and drawers,
only, each -
Boys' heavy fleeced union snits, suit
Indies Vellastic vests and pants, only,
each 50c
Ladies Ribbed pants and vests, only, each 25c
Blanket Section
We feel very confident that we can please
any and all that are in the market for Blankets
this season as we have a very large and com-
plete stock from the very cheapest, 50c per
p:ur, up to the best all woolen blanket at $7.50
per pair.
Heavy double cotton blankets, sizes 10-4 at
per pair -
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Heavy double cotton blankets
per pair
sizes 11-4 at
75c and up
Extra heavy cotton blankets, size 11-4 at
per pair $1.25 up to $1.1
Very large and heavy 12-4 double blankets,
at per pair $1.50 up to $2.00
flen's Woolen Shirts
We have a very choice line of Men's Woolen
Shirts in all staple colors at $1.25 and $1.50.
Men's corduroy shirts in colors at $1.75 and $2
Men's coat sweaters, assorted colors $1.50
Infant's Coats
We Lave nice long white coats for infants
nicely trimmed for $1.50
Bearskin coats, in colors, up to 5 years, at $2.50
Long bearskin coats for misses, at $7.50 and
_ $8.50
Also a very complete line of misses' coats at
$0 up to $9.50
We are well supplied with all kinds of
Ladies Coats and can surely save you money.
Give us a call.
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The Big Racket Store, Cashion Bros., Props.
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Entered at the poatofflce at Hcnnes ry, O. T .
ait second clan* matter.
C. H. MIIJIVFIR, KD.ANI) FKOP
S INSCRIPTION PRICt, $1.00 A V tAS.
The Hennessey Clipper
so cunningly laid that detection
would be impossible. In the
performance of this awful crime
he evidently became guilty of
lying, deceit, forgery and arson,
and in addition brought shame
and sorrow on his innocent fam-
ily and kindred.
At the last he went on the
stand in his own defense, but
under the skillful questions of
the prosecution, his story only
proved the depth to which he
had descended.
The story is familiar to the
Clippek readers and need not
be retold. The penalty meted
School Cl)ildr«.'fl
Suffer from eyestrain. This
causes headache, inflamed eye
lids, red and watery eyes, an.I a
hot, burning sensation in tire
eyes. Frequently very defec-
tive sight may give no s.T mptom.
E. BERRIGAN, Specialist
D-. GosuSi Off ce
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
AND NO VE MBER 7.
At Other T'.mes Telephone 191
McNAUGHT fiUILTY
DER.
OF MIJR
Teachers Examination !•••••••
Oct. 29, 30 and 31, at the County j j SCHOOL
Supplies I
Superintendent's Office at King j •
fisher. Thursday and Friday | J
examination will be given on the : •
subjects required for First. ; •
Second and Third Grade County ! J
Certificates also the following | j
subjects for a State Certificate: •
Agriculture, American Litera J
ture, Pedagosry, Oklahoma His- j
tory, General History, Algebra
History of Education, Domestic J
Science, Psychology, English J
Literature, Public 3cl oil Music. •
These subjects bridge over be £
tween a First Grade County J
Certificate and a Grammar •
School State Certificate. A I
teacher holding a First Grade J
County.Certificate and passing a •
satisfactory examination on the ,
above branches will be issued a J
by the Slate •
Uncle Sam
The Jury Found a Verdict of
"Manslaughter in the First
Degree." The Penal-
ty Will be Fixed
by Judge Hus-
ton.
The trial of George W, Mc-
Naught, charged with the mur-
der of Charles Madison, a negro
farmer, last June, has closed,
and the jury found him guilty of
manslaughter in the first degree
The case has been a hard
fought one. The defendant was
represented by Whistler, Cum-
mingsand Cunningham, and the
state by County Attorney
Hinch and Bradley & Bradley.
Witnesses were brought from
Missouri and the state wove
such a web around the defend-
ant that he could not present
any facts which would discredit
the story of the crime as pres
en ted by the prosecution.
That George McNought fell a
victim to his greed for money
there is but little reason to
doubt. Perhaps he was led on
step by step until he became so
deeply involved that he risked
to him should be a long terrain.
. ,, ? , State Certificate
prison. This would be only a' B()ar(j_
slight punishment for so awful a j Saturday examination will be
crime. given for Normal Instructor's
While many think the veraict I and Normal Conductor's Certiti-
should have been that of muriates.
der, the general impression is '—...
that the jury did its duty in find-1 pub|jc Sa|e of ^ca| £state
ing as it did. It will be a great j wyj se)1 at public saie at my
Writing Tablets
Scratch Books
Pens and Inks
Pencils and Caryons
Rulers and Eracers
To Satisfy All
IS INTIMATELY ACQUA1NTED
With us. He writes us five times each year and in-
sists that we answer his letters by giving him a
' statement of the condition of our bank on the day
called for. He also sends Mr. Bank Examiner to
visit us three or four times a year, as his represen-
tative, to inquire into our methods of handling the
depositors' money and see that it is accurately ac-
counted for. This, with the reputation of our of-
ficers should be sufficient guarantee that your
money will be safe if entrusted to us.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
H
E N N E SSE Y, OKLAHOMA.
j SAUR'Sl
• Drug Store •
MELLO!
triumph for justice when pun-
ishment for crime is made sure.
Night Riders.
For several years Kentucky
and Tennessee have been dis-
First p i Ml-. >d in the Hennessey Clipper Oct.
15. I9US.
Notice.
In County Court.
residence in Hennessey on Mon-
day, Oct. 20, 1908, at 2 p. m.,
" MY RESIDENCE PROPERTY
in Hennessey, consisting of a
good, well built 4-room house,
plastered, papered and newly
painted. There is a good well
graced and their citizens terror- i^d 2 acres of land %vith 197
ized, beaten and murdered by an bearing fruit trees. &X> black ;irHi tnai saiuraay. me «
organization known as night berry vines and 4 dozen grap<-
reu' j'.ar term of said court, to-wit: of
riders. They attempted to regu vines. The premises are enclos
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State of Oklahoma. i.
County of Kintrtisher. I
In the matter of the Estate of Charles Mc-
Dowell. decea«*ed.
Notice hereby (riven that J. C Williams,
ipp rioted and qualified administrator
■ ' tire ..f Churlea McDowell, deceased,
has rendered and presented for settlement,
•„d I *<! in said court his final account and re-
,r- «•? bis administration as such admlnistru-
<i that Saturday, the 7th day of No-
hf Sovember term. A I).. Ifr*. at 2 o'clock
th * afternoon of suld day. at the county
of KinKhsher. in said
wis been duly appoint-
- 1 itriii-c. i" ' -'i by the said court, for the s* ttlemeut of I
tobacco, as that is one ol the j hr>r«es or mule* 011 (lav of 11 '• wh'oh tUne und place "Dy
, , gooa norses or uiun.it uu U«t. interested in >uul estate may appear
principal crops. Only a lew saje ba)ance of purchase price! :,a ■ ■ m- e«<-epti.>ns in writin* to the ac-
r rt o .. . I covat sod con teat the mum.
Mrs. l. S. woouh, Intent monv * hereof. I have hereunto set
()\jt-nr r mv hand and affixed the seal of said court this .
vw,,er* 1 Jitbdav of October. ! > . '
, ti* J od with a 4 foot PllgG woven wir * ourt room in the City of
ate the selling and buying of . w;1, t mn oi u"1 y of Kingfisher, has 1
-7 ... fence. v\ ill tane one span 01 ^ by lhe Si4i(1 courl for
lobacco, as that is one or tne * unr<P< nr m nlos on dav of -d at which ti
nights ago night riders took two cash.
men from a hotel in Walnut Log,
Tenn , hanged one of them and Oo!. Thompson. Auct
riddled his body with bullets
and the other one has not yet
been found.
(Sea i
Jao. W Graham.
County Judge.
DO YOU KNOW WE ARE IN TOWN?
I have bought the Armantrout Gallery.
So why don't you bring your face around and
let us make you a
PHOTOGRAPH.
We guarantee satisfaction or refund your mon-
ey. So you cannot 'o^e anything but your time if
you are not pleased with our work.
THE RISING STUDIO.
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i Will Yoa Baild or Paint TI)is Fall?
If so, it will be to your interest to consult
Relief Corps Notice. xoTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The ladies of the Fremont
An organization of jjgjjgf Corps have accepted the
Night Riders has been formed invitation of the Waukomis Corps
for regulating the sale and to meet with them Wednesday
ginning of cotton, and bids fair Oct 2-th. The Corps wi,l me t
u., ,, great de.rim.u. w the «<J • '' ««'*- • <■'"
a. m. and
- | ceed in a body t<> depot, where
interests of this> tate and her tj,ev W1|| take the it a m. train
citizens. Governor Haskell should for Waukomis. All members
use every power he has to fru
trate the efforts of these law 1 'lV v
violators right at the beginning
The < "jf ty <'« mnjiKx|, nerN of Kingfisher
intv wti: receive bid* for the construction
iftwhool booM in Dover. Oklahoma. Btdt
. rx> u '• iter than the rftb of November.
t 1^ o «*lock a m Plans and specltica-
i'.4v e at the office of county
i.!-- iiers reserve the right to re-
. t a i r.«: ' ' -
<;a- m w ► >dvorth, i ounty Clerk.
| THE LONG-BELL LUMBER COMPANY
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First class Building Material and the cele-
brated MOUND CITY PAINT
for the
$2.00 Reward
return of my tarpaulin
I C. R. Krater, Local Manager
areearnestly requested to attend. I stolen from one of my alfalfa
1 stacks or for information leading
it's recovery. Marks—"Kemp-
Dan Tait came over from A rnes J "r Pax ton t'o. on corner.
and he will have the support of j |ast Saturday night, w here he is I ,• F• EST5?\
all good citizens in so doing. running a cotton gin. -w Hennessey, Okla.
For Safe or Trade.
G >od second hand 2horse
wagon for sale or trade See ,T.
W. Bruce, Hennessey.
Farm For Rent.
Well improved quarter section
for rent. Call at Pain Bros.,
22t41 Hennessey.
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Miller, C. H. The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1908, newspaper, October 22, 1908; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc105627/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.