The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1902 Page: 3 of 8
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A Dutch Treat
is an old saying, meaning you get
the exact equivalent for what is
given. This has always been our
policy, and we have established a
reputation along this line that we
are not ashamed of. Aside from
our regular drug business, we
make a specialty of Photograph
Supplies, and carry in stock
everything used by both the ama-
teur and professional. Our prices
are the same as any other first
class supply house.
The Watrous-liarley
Drug Co.
,i01 Grand Ave. Phone 79.
REAL ESTATE MOVING.
Joseph A Dobry and wife to Joseph Dobry Sr and Magdalena Dobry, 4
acres nw cor n i ne 22-24-(>, $10.
Fritz H Krause and wife to J K Stucker, sw 22-24-fi. $4400.
Malinda J King and luis to R B Demmitt, lots 13, 14, 15, blk 44, Kenwood
add, $2500. , |
E B Weatherly and wife to Geo L Drummond, lot 9, blk 4, Weatherley s ^
3rd add, $125.
J I A. „ ^ n 1 na Kd! ti I
, 16, blk 42, Enid,
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Parker's
BOOK
STORE.
THE WAVE.
Don't miss seeing America's great-
est of melodramas, In Louisiana, at
the Opera House on April 17th.
Special sale on all trimmed hats
this week at Bowers. 4-143t
Mr.Hirsch, manager of the Grand
Leader, weut to Enid today on a busi-
ness trip.—Guthrie Leader.
Say,—Have you called to see Ran-
del's & Grubb lately? They've just
received a fresh supply of garden
and field seed
4-8 d&w2w
On Friday the 18, the Rock Island
will run a special train to Watonga
leaving Enid at 7:30 a. m., and re-
turning in the evening. One fare
for round trip.
Don't wait until the end of the sea-
son to get a trimmed hat. You will
get one as cheap now at Bowers' as
you will later. 4-14d3t
Col. Perry Hodgden says that if
Uncle John Dollar had not worn
those high top "walkem fast" boots
during the recent dry spell the heavy
spring rains would nave missed piety
hill entirely.
The democratic club is a wonderful
body. It elects new officers every
time it meets and discusses buestions
in regard to the ballot that have long
since been settled by the constitution,
organic act and the "statoots."
She was sitting up with a sick man,
No professional nurse was she,
Simply sitting up with her love-sick
lover,
Giving him Rocky Mountain Tea.
At Owl Drug store.
Lewis Perlitt shot and killed John
Harbaugh at Shawnee yesterday
morning. Shot him right in the eye.
A killing occurs in Shawnee about
once a week and it is said that every-
body totes a fun over there.
"In Louisiana," full of sensational
dramatic, scenic, and mechanical ef-
fects. Vaudeville features. Every-
thing new and up-to-date at the Opera
House on April 17th.
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Sarah Prim and hus to Sallie Steward, n \ ne .U-20-8, $4.>0.
Richard A Feild and wife to Susan M Whitacre, lots 15
$1125
Rachel Catherine Switzer to Chas E Waylen, sw 30-23-4, $4300._
J G Frazier and wife to Morris T Frazier.lot 9, blk 59. Enid, •500.
Trustees Enid Townsite to J A McKibben, td, lot 5, blk 48, Enid, $4.-0.
J A McKibben to C P Walborn, lot 5, blk 4S, Enid, $30.
John L Walker and wife to Cyrus 1' walborn, lot 4, blk 48, Enid, !r_00.
S D Patrick to Louisa A Carpendale, lot <>, blk (iO, Enid, $40 .....
Wiley Goodlier to Mariutn Beaty End Dorcas H Cam]), w 4 lots 1, -, .> and
6 of nw sec 9-24-7. „ c
Robert w Billingsly and wife to Peter Regier, 3(i| acres n nw corner of sw
29-23-6, $600. This includes blocks 2 to 10 and 19 in the original town North
' W F Laird and wife to w w Billingsly, lots 1, 2, blk 6, North Enid, q c d.
E J Kelley to Geo Mentel, lot 11, blk 6, Lahoma, Lahoma, $300.
The Wilson Milling Co to A J Steele, lot 28, blk 12, Enid, $u00.
W H Holt to The Bank of Enid, ne 12-23-6, $2500. ,)0 7
Joseph Martin and wife to Mattie G Bailey, 1- acres in the ne >
Joe Martin and wife to Mattie G Bailey, 1 acre in the same quarter, $..>.
Olive 'A Stewart and hus to Jos P Gibson, nw nw 34-21-4, WU0U.
John Murphy and wife to J M White, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, b 2, Murphy s add, $-80.
U S Heirs of James Smelzer to F R {patent) nw 25^24-3.
John Murphy and wife to First National Bank of Enid: ihe east 80 feet
by 25 ft, lot 12, blk 11; and part of lot 13, blk 11, 20x25 ft, subject to a ease
made to Grace Murphy Frantz for the third story of building, also subject
to jjrant of C F Champion for the use of stairway and hall. .... ,
Maggie Paschal and hus to willard J Salsbury, 2 acres in north side of nw
$180
"Michael R Smelzer and wife to C W Mendenhall, nw 25. 24-3,12400.
Abihu T Anderson and wife to Ora Mendenhall, ne 2^24-3, $100.
Abihu T Anderson and wife to Ora Mendenhall, nw 25-24-3, $1000.
Charles w Nebdebhakk and wife to Abihu T Anderson, ne 2a-2£3, $900
Charles W Nebdebhakk and wife to Abihu I Andeibon, nw 2o-24-3, $.,>10.
Daniel M Connors and wife to John E Snavely,
Samuel L Frank and wife to Barney B Frank, s i -8-20-5, $_>00.
Theo Stamm to Reuben Weity, sw 21-24-4, $1,500.
S E Madden and wife to Nancy E Moore. 5 acres ne 1--2--7,
The Wirt Grain & Coal Co to The Wirt & Lyons Co, grain elevator and
coal shed, together with all machinery, tools and fixtures at Enid, Brecken-
ridge, Drummond and Ames. „,in. _
F C Bower and wife to S P Thomas, lot 18, blk 23, Hunter,
Phillip CoiTelt and wife to Almon S Johnson, lots 21, 2_, blk .>7, Lnid, $12. .
L E Owens to N S Nichols, lot 20, blk 55, Enid, $iOO
James P Trimble and wife to Decker Bros, lot 9, blk 2o, Hunter, $1000.
Julian L wells and wife, to 1 acre school site, sw 26-2--4. wp,thpriv
E B weatherly and wife to Elite McKenzie, lot < to 12, blk 3, wea y
3lE li^weatherly and wife to Edna McKenzie, lots 7, 8. blk 4, weatherly 3rd
adJacobL Roger to Caroline M Hubbard, lots 10, 11, 12, b 23,Jonesville,$1000
F E Hovey and wife to Mary K Scherich, lot 4, blk lo, weatherly's second
a(CoraS Brown and hus toll B Hendrickson and wife, ne of "*24-21-7, $3500
W C Hess and wife to C W Patterson, lot 8, blk 3, Cropper, $-40.
IN PURCHASING
Stationary S
It always pays
To buy the best.
If you use Writing Tablets or
Box Papetriesexamine our line
We Have Them in all Sizes and Colors.
•* PARKER'S BOOK STORE- ^
East Sidk Squahk.
809 Gband Atbnue.
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ENID A HUSTLING CITY.
The Guthrie Leader says: Enid is a
hustling city, a.nd Garfield county one
of tlie best in the country,and admir-
ation for their enterprise is unbound
It seems impossible for a democratic
assembly to do something for "old
Clouty" without doing the same
far -'old Isey, or vice versa, and when
it's necessary to let ''old Clouty" out
"old Isey" must be left out too. Now
ationfor tlieirenterpiise is unou f. ht heJre the Wave desires to say
ed. But when they set out to swipe ut^t0 >0Ui jugt ]et Old "Isey" out in
an entire city from Logan councy, it any consideration with "old Clouty".
is time to cry a halt. T* * <-* *« that nlease in
The above item was called out by a
report which recently reached Guth-
rie that the town of Marshall, Logan
county, was to be nloved across the
line into Garfield county to fit the
town to the surveyed line of the Den-
ver, Enid & Gulf railroad. Logan
county wants the tax money of Mar-
shall. Otherwise there would be no
kick. Marshall will be moved all the
same; but south, we understand, then
Guthrie will be happy once more.
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING.
If you cannot do that please give
"old Clouty" all he wants and don't
mention "Isey," just let him alone.
Clouty desires to gear, stear, hoodoo
and queer the local democracy. The
Wave is simply publishing a demo-
cratic newspaper without the least
desire to control the party.
According to the city official jour-
nal the city council met the other
night and passed a few condoling con-
ciliatory resolutions in favor of one
another in the late strugglein buying
high priced land for the outlet of the
sewer system. The resolutions were
very touching and consoling. This was
about all the council did; they sub-
sided; they adjourned and went
home
...FAUBION'S...
Grocery a"" Meat Market
Northeast Corner of Square.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Teas, Coffees,
Spice and Fancy Luxuries.
Meat, Provisions, Flour, Meal, beedand Hay.
Garden Seeds in bulk for Country Produce. Hides
and Pelts purchased at highest market price.
L. A. FAUBION,
^^Enid, Oklahoma.
* Steele & Pierrepont,,
Kimball, Bradbury, Webster Pianos,
The Rev. Sam Jones says "when you shoot into a pack of
docs, the one that ^ets hurt don't ask a comrade to howl
for him, he does his own howling." Our competitors
are howling; who do you suppose is hurt.
tienning, Whitney, Hinze, and Whittier Pianos
Kimball Pipe and Reed Organs.
Easy Payments.
Steele & Pierrepont.
4-9d&wtf Salesroom Parker's Book Store.
Tuning and Repairing
a Specialty
Hon. Wm Lay, Kremlin, was in the
city today, in visiting the Wave
office he left samples of quartz,or ore
whichjcarries both silver and gold.
He says there is an abundence of said
ore in Keowee township. Sample of
the ore can be Isei n at the Wave of-
fice. Further comment next week.
Many of the dem iralized republican
sheets of the territory are predicting
all kinds of trouble i.i the Enid demo-
cratic convention, The Wave looks
for the affair to go off very much
smoother than the republican con-
vention held in this nearly two years
ago when Barnes was "disindorsed."
Yes indeed, much smoother.
One of the principal featnres of In
Louisiana was the rr- ilroad scene, in
which two trains crarli together head
on in the center of i he stage,_ piling
high the wreckage and burning the
trains in full view of the audience.
Mhe theater was packed. Thecom-
pany is first class and away above the
average. Scenery, eitecta, are good.
—Post Dispatch.
In Louisiana an the opera house In
Enid, on Thursday, April 17.
The democratic club is doing all
it can to make the delegates who
will attend the Enid convention,
April 22, as pleasant as possible which
is as pleasant as any other town in
Oklahoma could make them. It is
now feared that the opera house, the
largest hall in tjie city will not be
large enough to seat the large double
delegation! coming from many of the
counties. Those who have furnished
rooms to rent should report to the
executive comittee in the Cromwell
block up stairs, west side.
The meeting of the democratic club
was well attended last night. Pat
Goulding read the report of the tem-
porary executive committee and the
committee on permanent organiza-
tion.
The executive committee reported
a necessary expense, itemized for the
care of the coming territorial con-
vention. The permanent organiza-
tion committee report called for the
re-election of officers which beeame
the next order of business. Right
here a high comedy farce began
with Jim Steen in the leading role,
Whitinghill, Clouty and Percy Glaze
played comedy parts with much credit
to themselves and the high edification
of the audience'. It was well worth
the price of admission. The leader
ship of the club was turned over to
lohnandgene, one as president and
the other as secretary. The other
officers elected are mere side shows
aiid their names would not appear to
be interesting in type.
Of course the Wave is disinterest-
ed in the club, under the circum-
stances, but it is much interested in
democracy and the smccess of the
party and the entertainment of the
democrats who will attend the con-
vention.
The soliciting committee started
out this morning to raise the funds
for the expense of the convention
and they report only fair success, not
real good.
The vice president elect of the
sixth ward has requested the Wave
to state that he will not serve, and,
that he said so at the time. Our re-
porter has forgotten his name.
The D. K. & 0. Road Engineers.
Wanted
We would like to ask, through the ( ^
columns of your paper, if there is any I g
person who "has used Green's August j J>
Slower for the cure of Indigestion, | ^
Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that I jj
has not been cured—and we also 11>
mean their results, such as sour g
stomach, fermentation of food, habi j jj
tual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, | <j>
headaches, despondent feelings, sleep-
lessness—in fact, my trouble connect-
ed with the stomach or livery This
medicine has been sold for many
years in all civilized countries, and
we wish to correspond with you and
send you one of our books free of,j\_yc wma&tj. j —
cost. If you never tried August j wil[ ad(j that much to yours. Get it
Flower, try one bottle first. We have thg Cour(. gaioon 4-jo d&wlm
never known of its failing*. If so, —
something more serious is the mat-j w_ jj williams, Fredonia
ter with you. Ask your oldest drug- ganga8) wj,0 jjas been recently
£
| Randels & Grubb s \
1 How are you? Busy? Well so are we, but never got so |
£ busy that we cant answer the Phone, so just call us up a
| and g"ive us your order for jg
Feed, Coal, Seed, Flour, etc.
It will be promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
Prompt Delivery..
Southeast Corner ot Square.
vPhone No. 33.
'Quality" in every drop. Autocrat
! Rye Whiskey. Has ten years of life,
gist.
G. G. Green,
Woodbury, N. J.
NOTICE.
waged as the pastor of toe Christian
church of this city, will preach his
introductory sermon next Sunday
evening.
Now comes the startling news that
Col John Buckles if a caadidate for
A large supply of the delegate to congress "agin" Flynn.
, , , , c ..! Well, Buckles has smoked the pipe of
very latest patterns or wall peace with Hanna, Grovesnour and
nt fh<* pastured on the sane range with
paper just receivtcl at tne those Old boys in Ohio. Buckles is the
Gem Pharmacy. Examine Wave's candidate on the republican
our stock before making
your spring wall paper
purchase.
3-20-d&w tf
(Urst published la the Wave. April IS, 1802.)
NOTICE.i
To Whom It May Concern:
In compliance with the provisions of Sec-
tion I, Chapter ■J'lnt I lie Session I/iiwuif
Oklahoma Territory for Hie year 1837. notice
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ATTORNEY - AT - bftW
ENID. OKLAHOMA.
Office over First National Bank.
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The engineers of the Denver Enid
l.'c Culf road are pushing the survey
I of the line between Enid and Guthrie
1 rapidly. They have finished their
j work beyond Marshall and will reach
Guthrie by Saturday night it is
thought.
j n°t,'™ I Section ii,*T/hapter ?8, of Ihe Session 1,1
Is hereby given that (Joo. l.lrlch and Clotlob )f oklahoma Tl.
vlech flloci on the 14th (lay of April, A. I' iu i,«r hv
1902, their petition for a license to soli at retail
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors, on lot 10,
block 0, 1st Ward, In the town of Garber
Garfield County, Oklahoma Territory, and
Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lum-
bago and sciactic pains, yield to the
penetrating influence of BALLAHDS
SNOW LINIMENT. Price 25 and 50
cents. Watrous-Harley Drug store.
.(First published April 9, 1002, Dally Wave.)
Notice.
To whom It may concern:—
In compliance with the provisions f
" sr V2, of the Session Law
,UUU1U ..rrltory for the yen 1*97
Is hereby given that c ( ('ron I
th« Hth day of April, A '
Nickle" Alarm Clocks
Will llCIU VIUUIU j , vnuniuiuai iviiikwij,
that unless objection to the same, us re
uulred by law, Do Hied on or before tlio Is
(lay of March. A. L>. 1802, said petition will
be granted
Enid, O. T„ Arpll 14, 1602.
USO. UtiRIClI and GOTLOB MKEll,
Hy Geo. Dlrlch, A pllcunr.
Attest:—Seal, D'rank T. Hatter.
County Clerk.
notice
tiled uii <n" ....j «.
| UK:1-', his petition for a license tosml at ret
| spirituous and vinous l!tiuors, on
; in m block i:i, first ward, In the cliy
! ,,r Enid, Garfield county, Oklanoma territory
unci that unless objection to the same. a>- i
: uulred by law be tiled on or before the :4 !i
j day of April A D. W02, said petition will be
, irranted.
Kuid, O. T„ April Hth I 02.
0. C. Choocii,
jlSeal] AMIcant
Attest FhANK T. Hattbm, County Clerk.
| Dont waste any mure
| money on the old clock,
| but buy anew one,Jwhich
| we guarantee.
* Opposite the Land Office at C.
+ C. l'arker's Book store.
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| T. C. PARKER,
$ The Jeweler.
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1902, newspaper, April 17, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112126/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.