The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910 Page: 4 of 10
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Hefore you become a kicker,
consider if you cannot become
better.
Why
Will people pay a big price for cheap
glasses from peddlers whom they
will never see again, when they can
get Scientifically fitted glasses, and
ground from the liest glass made at
a reasonable price! 1 have the finest
electrical testing instruments made
and every pair of glasses a perfect
fit is guaranteed for two years.
E. BER1RCAN, Specialist at
Dr. Close's office Sat. May 7
THE CLIPPER
Watered at the potto nice ut Hennessey. O. T
us second cIush mutter.
G. E. SPRAUU12, Editok
JOHN SPliAGUE, Huh. Mou.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICt, $1.00 A YIAR.
Public Instruction in this issue of
Cupper, As far a s we have as-
certained Mr. Moore has faithfully
performed the duties of the office
he again seeks and if nominated
and re elected again there is no
question but what he will continue
to do so in the future as he has
done in the [>ast.
Notice.
We will not deliver ice on Sun-
day to any part of the city except
in the business part of Main Street
The ice wagon will be on Main St
until noon Sundays.
Clark & Jones.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received at
the ollice of C. A. Nothstein, Clerk
of the town of Hennessey up to
John ThrocKinorten purchas-
ed two lots west of tht! ( liristain
church from Mrs. Beckwith
I Monday on which we understand
he will erect a cottage soon.
i soiiiethin;
'certain, if you can do nothingI
'good for a community you can
j make a greit deal of trouble by
I abusing those who do. Agitate
[your liver, take a dose of ground j
I glass and remove the bile, clean-
se your conscience, cultivate
faith in your fellow men then go
to work to help somebody. Hut
don't be a kicker.
Monday noon of May Hi, 1910, for
excravating and digging the North
City Well not less than ten feet
deeper and Hi feet in diameter and
hoisting the dirt to the surface,
city to do the pumping of the wat-
r.
Privilige to reject any or all bids,
liy order of the Board
C. A. Notiistein,
9W Town Clerk
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
! Farm Loans
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Wanted
for sheriff
We are authorized to announct
Jim Liddle as a candidate for tht
nomination for Sheriff, subject to
the action of the Republican prim-
aries, August 2nd.
for clerk of d st.iect uourt.
We are authorized to announce
George H. Laing as a candidate for
the nomination for re-election a?
Clerk of the District Court, subject
to the decision of the Republican
primaries, August 2nd.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
We are authorized to announce
Geo. E. Moore as a candidate ft i
the nomination for re-election as
County Superintendent of Public
Instruction, subject to the will ol
the Republican primaries, August
2nd.
"Story of Tariff" is the title ol
a document of 480 pages, just is-
sued liy the American 1'rotectivi
Tariff League of New York
which will undoubtly prove ol
value, not only during the Con
grcssional campaign but for tin
use of speakers, writers, etc
for years to come. This docu
mentor book includes speecbe:
of President Tflft, quotations ant
statistical matters from tin
speechess of over 10'> Senators
and Representatives in Congress
delivered on the Tariff during
the special session ol the 01st
Congress.
This issue of the t 'l.ll't'Kli con-
tains the announcement of Geo.
LI. Laing, of Kingfisher, for tin
nomination for re-election to 111•
office of clerk of the Distric
Court subject to the decesion o
the Republican primaries, Au
gust 2nd.
George is a witty Sc
who looks ou tin' hritrlit
life and keeps a halo
cheer in thecourt house
also a staunch and true
licitll and deserves the support t
every voter at tin' primaries a
he is tilling the bill in every cm
ceivable way in the t Hire ft
which he seeks re election t
"Should auld acquaitance I
forget, and never think of 'Lain;
Should auld acquaintance be ft)
got, m the days of voting time.
itclunai
side o
f goot
lie is
Kepub
Caught Right Man but Me tiot
Away.
Night watchamn Haimon had a
rather exciting time last Tuesday
evening with James V. Roy, sup
poseetl to hail from Wichita and
wanted in Enid for an assault on a
woman of that place last Fridayl
with attempt to rape.
Hoy passed through here last
Friday in an auto before Marshal
Leddy received instructions from
Enid to arrest him and got about |
four miles south of town where his
into broke down and he remained
it for the night. The next morn-
ing he tried to get Jake Wendell to
lianl liini to Oklahoma City but Mr.
Wendell happened to be too busy. |
He then tried to sell the machine
but could not and finally succeeded
having it brought back to town
ind put in John Suller's garage to
be repaireti. He also offered Sutlers
i commission to sell it.
Marshal Leddy found the ma-
chine and forbid Sullers to sell or
repair it. Tuesday evening Roy ap-1
peared at the Suller's place to get
he machine and was informed it
was not yet repaired. As soon as 1
he left, Mrs. Sullers notified night (
watchman Luke Hannon who at
once hunted up his man and placed j
him under arrest. Roy informed
Hannon that his wife would arrive
here on No. 35 and they went to |
the train to meet her. Roy ordered ;
her to get back on and as the train ]
started Roy also boarded the train.
Haimon caught the train and had
it stopped near the New State Ho-
tel, taking Mr. and Mrs. Roy from
.t.
Roy made his second and suc-
cessful attempt to escape when the|
train pulled out by breaking away
from Hannon and catching the last
coach as it passetl. Hannon wired
Kingtislier authorities to arrest him
but he either eluded them or got
off at Dover.
Mrs. Roy is at the New State Ho-
tel pennyless and expects to be-
come a mother before long.
Moving Pictures At The
Op£ra House Tuesday,
Thursday and Satur-
day Nights
I ;will make your loan on the most favorable
terms. Principal and interest payable at my
office. You get the money as soon as papers
are executed. CALL ON OR WRITE
Office in
f irst l\at'l Hank
Building
J. L. Nines
What's Everybodys Busi-
ness Is Nobodys Business
It is our business to furnish the best possible
groceries at the least possible price. Its
your business to buy where you please
but its £ood business to buy where you
always t^et your money s worth. We
don't quote impossible prices to sell un-
payable groceries. Our line is always
fresh and prices always in line. You don t
have to hail from Missouri to be shown.
C. h. BREWER
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Specials At Chicago Bazaat
I Just Received From Mew York
Twenty dozen Ladies Lawn
and net waists, the choiciest
nobbiest most up-to-date
line of ladies ready made
waists, and the best values
ever shown by anybody. We are going to sell all of them
in one day Saturday May 7th. Note
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The announcement for the
nomination for slienlf of King
fisher county by Jim Liddle ap
pears in this issue of the t'l.ir
PKlt. Jim is so well known and
has so many friends in every sec-
tion of the county that ho needs!
no introduction. The otllce for
which he has consented to be n
candidate for is neither lucrative
or full of pleasure, vet it is ore
of the most important in the
county. The requirements and
demands of the office are main
and Jim Liddle has the aliilit.v to
meet them in every respect
He has always been found true
and loyal to the Republican par-
ty and should have its united
support ill this county.
Geo. E. Moore has authorized ns
to unnounce him as ti candidate for
nomination for re-election to the
office of County Superintendent of
Moving pictures and illustrated i
song, change of pictures each
night. Two showes given on
Tuesday and Thursday nights;
commencing at <H o'clock
and three shows given on Sat-1
urdav night commencing at
7:!U).
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Saturday
Prices For One Day Only
Iiite Lawn waists all sizes, price for JAq
All SI.25 white Lawn waists Saturday,
All S1.7") white Persian Lawn waists trim- aj-
med with lace and embroidiery dhtO
All $2.25 Persian Lawn waists well made r
and beautifully trimmed 32 to 44 Saturday $|.f 3
All S3.00 French Lawn white waists. They come 1 in
a ho\. 32 to 42 made from the best qual ««
ity Persian Lawn Saturday each
All Our white and Lcro net waists, wo.th
$4.50 to $5 Saturday for
$3.50
VAN ZANDT & L( CLE.
Remember that these extraordinary
specials are for one day only
Specials for Saturday in
Our Dry Goods Department
15 pieces of Scotcli Lawns in light and dark «
colors wnlh 7c per yd. Saturday u ! tCa
10 piece of Kensington Batiste Dressgoods new * a
patterns worth 15c yd., Saturday BUwj
25 pieces of fine I)- ess Ginghams newspring pat- «
terns guaranteed fast colors worth 15c vCa
Special for One Day in Our
Shoe Department
One lot of childrens and Misses oxfords and
strap sandles worth $1.50 pair 9QC?
5 cozen Ladies \ ici and patent oxfords and a*.* Qj"
strap sandles worth $2.50, Saturday ^ i
5 dozen Ladies Drew Selby oxfords and strap ^ « m ^
sandles regular price $15.0 ) for Saturday
IX) VOL THINK
That your watch needs clean-
ing? It ii hasn't been denned
for a year or so the chances are
pretty good t hat it tloes \\ atcll
oil will only last about a year,
and to run a watch with out oil
is certain to ruin its time keeping
qualities, II you let it goto long
don't blaine the jewt ler if he
can't Met it to keep good time.
\Ve w ill be glad to tin your watch
work ami guarantee it to give
satisfaction.
II. 1). BRFAVKR,
Jeweler and Optician
Specials for Saturday in our Clothing Department. $38
men's suits wiil go at $13.98. $15 men's suits at $11.50
$12.^0 and $13.50 men's suits will go Saturday for $9.90.
THE CHICAGO BAZAAR
Her/.berg and Sturnberger Props. Hennessey, Oklahoma.
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Sprague, G. E. The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910, newspaper, May 5, 1910; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc105708/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.