The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 31, 1905 Page: 2 of 8
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The Wave,
I . L. ISENBERG. Iditor Jt Manager
Zatared second-claw mail matter at
tost office Bold. O. . '«•' 'M Ac
aoncreem Marcti 1
UB®CRtPTlON PBIOB®.
DAILY.
PEACE IS ASSURED
Bissia and Japaa Agree on Terms aud
far till End.
JAPAN YIELDS ALL
CLIMATE AND WHAT YOU'LL SAVE ON PIANOS AND ORGANS
CROP CONDITIONS. If You Buy Now, During the Third Anniversary Sale:
p . ek " v You will save more than $100 on a fine high-grade, new upright Piano
For leek Ending A tig. & t*a. m-h™...*, vflh.ed at " $dOO.oo
Mahogauy case, valued at ^
Fair to hot weather pi-evaiied gen- You will save more than $80 0,1 3 beautiful Golden Oak, new, uprignt
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who do not receive
heir paper any evening should
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port to
e office at once or early
Great in lar bit Greater Still in
Peace the Velio* Race Pro>es its
Magnanimity.
Portsmouth, Aug. 30.—The Japanese
concede everything. Tbev accepted
the Russian ultimation, no indemnitj
and a division of Sakhalin without
payment of redemption money.
The Japanese also yielded the in-
Threshing from the shack was
advanced to completion over most
localities, with poor to fair yield of
wheat, and good yield of oats.
Hay harvest progressed with good
yield and quality, but grass is becom
ing dried out and stemrny.
Early corn continued to mature
and cutting progressed with fair to
to good yields, the late was benefitted
by the rain6 of the preceeding week
erally through out the week, ligat | Piano. Valued at $500 OQ
showers only occuring on the 2sttL. You save more thau £gQ on a fine, new, six octave Organ, black
Walnut case, valued at "...
completion over mo-t You wl„ more than $20 on a new Oak Case Organ, high top,
French plate mirror, valued at
Yon will save more than $15 on a uew Five Octave Organ, rich tone,
Black Walnut case, valued at * $80 co
$115-00
$90co
•"'irrr^'tUu''-«ykCortw^ temed warships and limitation of and is doing well,
regulated. Don t let a weett or two r Krnnm forn. r
flass be fore you report. The manage- naval power.
lent don't know when a boy misses a
•paper until It is reported' 5'Ud3t
tor ave*ll l.n r*"-* - tuoBct
Broom corn, cane. kattlr corn,
. . i millet and cowpeas are being harvest-
/. scene of greatest excitement fol-1 ....
wed the news in the lobby of the
Rotel VV. ntwortb.
was telephoned from
A New York mwspaper shows
that a large number of American | fercnce room at tbe navy yard by Mr. wel1-
ed w ith geed yields.
The official tulle- L^te potatoes are coming up to
the con- ^d'r ,tand!i' anl1 are generally doing j
women who married titled foreigners aDlj jj^e an electric thrill flooded
lave become tee ni' thers of twins ^nugb the
This affords a rational and effective ,^rtams of joy
method of breaking up tbe custom of lU a]0ft women actJally wept,
foreign marriage;. Let the news be fhen there was a rush lor the telc-
widely circulated. rap j < Rices and in an instant the
-- - new- was spceoing to the remotest
corners of tbe earth.
Plowin; for wheat is well advanced,
room. There were jand nearinK completion over so e
Men threw their I localities, with ground mostly in good
condition, s:>me seeding has been
^ THE LARGEST STOCK, ^
ut THE HOST ORIGINAL DESIGNS S
^ THE BEST INSTRUriENTS. ^
Our sale is a success; if you do not believe it,, hear the howls ol our competitors.
If you haven't the cash, yoa can buy on payments. Our terms are the easiest; our prices
the lowest.
Leave orders at the store for Piano luning. No exhorbitant prices charged, and all work
guaranteed.
Pieratt-Whitlock Music Co., West Side Square, Enid, Okla.
It seems to b; decreed that the
next great strike will bi in the print-
ing line. Tbe typhoyraphical union
has declared for an ei^ht hour day
-which the bo?s printers of Chicago
and other large cities cannot stand,
for, hence, they have advertised for
now union printers. L
.'uct it be understood in Chicago ,
and all large cities that the Wave
stands ready to furnish all the print-
ed matter toey may need, (tush in
your orders.
Hill's South McAlester
Bubble Bursts.
D. Button and Ivan G. Conklin
Appointed Trnstees. Petition
In Court Fur Receiver.
done.
June corn and turn ps are doing
well while gardens are drying up.
Fruit is giving poor to fair yields,
with app es continuing to drop off
badly
Range giass is dryiajr up and
water is becoming scarce over
some localities, but stock continues
to do well.
South McAlester, I. T , Aug. ;>i>—
Samuel R. Morley, Mary Morley and
, . ,. | G. L. Scales, each holder of *1000, of
M'rf-Vn'* Indications are that the , .
rre e d the 8tock in tne Union ^change bank,
have filed in tlu- federal court a peti-
tion, asking lor a receiver One ■>!
the plaintiffs, accoropaincd by an at-
torney, examined tbe bank s book-*
Saturday. It is alleged by the peti-
tioners that JulUn Lockard, cashier,
lent bis brother-in-law, W.F Halley,
, _' $10,000, and tQat large sums have
learning , TW<"" '
been lent J. A Hill, the Central Tru*
company, and the Kastern Construe
lion company, Hoth Hill companies
Hill, ths president, and Lockard
have resigned, and the bank is in tile
hands of L,. D. Button and Judge Conk
lin, trustees. The bank is capitalized
at *100,000. Us cash on hand
$212.25.
independent voW ill 1W* will ho
balance of power and swing the
election to the side of principle in-
stead of politics. Americans are get-
ting very tired of walking up to the
polls and voting a few fellows into
office to quarrel over patronage nnd
graft u the'.r position. There are
Mime things the people are
i mighty fast, and nr.e is tnat a politi-
cian who will lie to get into office will
I)r. C. J Lukens, Eye, Earr Nose and
Throat Specialist, Enidi CvUooes fitted.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the city clerk until 12o'clock
noon Friday Sept. 1st for tbe con-
struction of £i> feet of 8 inch vitri- I
ted pipe ewer. Plan-* and specitica-
10ns on sit- at tbe office oi tbe citv
engineer. Toe Mayor and Council
crve the rignt to rejest any or all
bids
h. r lef..
8,23 dlOt City Clerk
steal whi-n he gets mere.
Liookout
for the people-
wise.
They are getting
BOW BANK FRtSIUENTS ARE MADE.
A Denver press report says that
. chas. P.. Pence representing Chas. 1.
Wilfley says that Wllfley, one of the
late lmboden Presidents of the Den-
yer Savings bank, was holding a W5 a
month clerkship in Kansas City when
. he was approached by Iuiooden and
Hill and asked how he would like
being a bank president. Wilfley
grasped the apparently fat plum and
.took the job. Pence says Wilfley will
• testify that lmboden and Hill com-
pelled him to make loans he knows
were not good. P. S. It beats hell
how r jpldly the world is reforming.
Water Fountains Needed.
The public wells on the square are
furnishing much of the water used In
tbe business houses. There is much
need of drinking fountains at least
four places around the square for
watering horses. There Is much com-
plaint among the farmers who trade
in the city on account of the lack of
water accommodation for man or
beast In the city. There is only one
place, in iront of Gensmans hardware
store on Main: street, where horses
can be watered and owing to the lack
of wind to run the wind mill water
cannot always be procured there
The city authorities should arrange
to provide water as here suggested.
Lost c« stolen—A Pointer pup 4'
OVER OWL. DRUG iSTORE
months old, white with Krown spots, h,5, a Jc w.. I in
one large spot on oack and one on j
side, brown face anA ears, white ■
stripe down face, had sore on nose
when he left. Any oae having in- j
formation notify Frank Bradfield,
phone 243 and 317, ai>i tbey wiil be
liberally rewarded. 82£ dtf
Just Received:
In addition to our stock
ef poods, we are
receipt of an elegant
nd up-to-date line of
TSese goods are
strictly guaranteed
,
Waterproof,
suitable for suit ing*
and overcoatings
E.ND
THE.
DAY
B£G! N
THE.
We are strictly tending
to business, and you will,
always find us at our
p ace
CHASE
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GHAC
SAPJBU
COFFEE.
HE,A.Li 'n
Repairing & Pressing
f. locke
M E&CHAM.T TA1LOR,
Contracts Were Awarded.
Guthrie, O. T., Aug. 2m.— At a
meeting nf the hoard of education
for the territorial normal schools
contracts amounting to 111.200 were
awarded. One contract for the re
modeling of the heating jlant at Ed-
mond amounted to $2,MOO, Another
contract was for tbe revision of the
heating plant at Weatherford,
amounting to *3,400. The contract
for coal for the Edmond Normal was
awarded to E. V. Hutchingson whose
bid was ti. per ton.
The new style fall hats for ladies Is
in. It Is exactly the design of a well
made pan-cake. The football player
who has heretofore found employ
ment in summer by kicking and
bucking felt forms into fantastic
styles for fall innovations in head
gear is now out of a job. So are the
bird hunters and the ostrich killers.
Do you suffer with indigestion ~on-
stipation, feal mean and cross no
strength or appetite? Hollister^
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you,
well and keep you well. 35 cents Ttea
or Tablets The Owl Store.
First Published la the Wave Aug. si WC6
NOTICE
To Whom it Mat Concern:
In compliance with the provisions of
section 1 chin er IV, of the Session Laws of
Oklahoma t« rltory for the yiar 190S, no-
tice Is hereby Klveii that W. T, l'arks
filed on theSHth, day of August A. H. 1S05 Ills
petition and application and petition of ti)':
majority of the resident freeholders of
Osborn Township for a license to sell at
retail, malt, spirituous a. U vinous liquors
on a tract of tiround In the southwe-t
quitr er of section nineteen (19) township
,w 'II'y I JIM Uanxe -ix ,81, west 1. M., btslln-
Iilni; at a point forty feet south ami eighty-
three feel east of the n rtliwist cor. er of
the above desctlbrd quarter section: lhence
ruiininK one hundred and fifty feet outh:
thence twenty-five feet east: ,thoni-<! one
hundred and lifty feel north; tlience twenty
five feet we-t to place of beslnnlnu: the same
be'ng In tiartield cojnty, (tklahon.it Ter-
ritory. which said tract is in snhl Osborn
township In said county and territory, and
unit"i ibjectlon to the same, as required
bv law be filed on orbefort. the Ifithaayof
September A i>. WIS, said petition wilf be
lEild. ) T., August h, 11K)6.
1 W. T. PARKS,
Pboue: Office 43. *
Dr. C. E. Damrell,
Pliyslciaa'ft'Surgeon.
While Marble Front ovee Ka-ai
man Dry Goods Store ou Nort>
west Corne" of Souarp
HNMH tIKLA
We are the Exclusive Agents
The Model Grocery & Markel\
W. T. OVERTON, Prop.
Cor. Independence & Broadway Phone 195
-Lets &>
She Said.
Attest:—ISKAt.)
J. I". Danely C untv Olerfc.
Applicant,
Kansas City, Aug. 30—Stephen A.
Thrall and bis wife, Amanda, were ,
divorced nioe a.onths ago. TWy were
remarried this morning by J. H.
Greene, justice of the peace. "How
much do I owe?" inquired Thrall
after the ceremony. "Tko dollars,"
said the justice.
"•Only have II 75," said Thrall much
abashed.
"1 wouidn't take a man's last ceut,"
said Justice Greene, "we'll call it
settled. Good luck to you on your
second trip."
Mrs. Thrall looked at ber huiband,
"Well haven't you i2?" she demand-
ed.
"Not quite," admitted Thrall.
"Well of all things! Lets go home."
Mrs. Willis Johnson is s":ill a very
gick woman, but she has improved
wonderfully from the effects of an
operation performed some time ago
and It is now thought that she will
recover rapidly.
Would Have Been Free
Death Talis a unvict the (iovemor
Intuited to Pardon.
Guthrie, O. T., Aug. 30.-Willlam
'.Winkle, a report of whose death in
■the Kansas penitentiary In Lansing
reached here todav, probably would
have been pardoned In a week or two
had he lived. Winkle enlisted heie
before he was of age, served three
year, la the Spanish-American war
and wa. honorably discharged.
Registration on the i ,00J city
script cicctloc is proceeding very
slowly. Little Interest is being mani-
fested and the outlook for tbe elec-
tion is not the best.
Market Kepri.
W neat, 66.
Oats, 2".
Ffff, 14c.
Broomcorn. 170 (g 175
Corn, 40;.
Butter 20c.
Hogs, t4.."i0 (a 15,50,
Ducks and geese, 7c. (9 4c
Chickens, spring, y.
Hens, 8c.
Turkeys, 11 0? 13
'Vw hay, baled, 20 @ ?fc
Perry L'ncolu's meat mar ket, coal
yard, feed yard, storage plant, etc.,
will soon occupy all of boggy bot
toms if it keeps on spreading at tbe
present ratej
City and Farm Loans.
Straight rate of Interest, partial
payments. Demlng Investment Co
Anheuser-Busch Building. 7-10
Unit's Ibis?
We, offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cauuot bo cured by
Hall'soa arrhouni , , ,,
V. J. CHANEY & 00 , Toledo, O.
We tbe utiter-tgiiod, have *no«u I'" -1
Cheney for the lint 16 yeirs anil belli ve him
perfectly honoiableln all business Ir.insa,-
tlons, and Hnanclally able 11 curry out any
oblis-at ou tnude by his firm
watjuno. kinnan fc mahvin.
.Wholesale I)iukkI«W. Toledo, O.
llall's catarrh cure Is taken Internally
lu'tliiK directly upon tin1 *na mucou
■urf&ce* ti'" system I'eMlmoolnH se"
free. Price "6 cents pel totlle, >c d hy i,|
DruKftlsts.
Take IUU « yamlli'l'lllslfor'coiisilii m 1 I
The Eleventh lommandm:ni.
A profi ssor has dlflcovered annnn
some ancient ruins what is euppos d
to be tbe eleventh commandment
The text is as follows: "Kmas rof
yltpmorp tseyap uoht seelnu repaps-
wen a daer too llahs uoht." The
commandment is easily translated 1 y
beginning at tbe end of the sentence
and reading backward.
Mrs. .1 G. Rains, lister of county
i • )'
clerk Danely, returned today with
her family to her honif. In Dewey
county. Mrs. Daim came here for
medical treatment and Is much im-
proved.
J ITiirning to Mothers.
Too much cannot be used with
*mall children during tne no, weather
of tbe summer months to guard
against bowel troubles. As a rule It
is.only necessary to give the child a
dose of castor oil to correct any dls-
order of the bowels. Do not use any
substitute, but give the oldfa<hioned
castor oil. and see that it is fresh, as
rancid oil nauceates and has a tend
ency to gripe. If this does not check
the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera ana Piarrhn-a Kemedy and
then a dose of castor oil, and tbe
disease may be checked In its incipi
ency and all .danger avoided. The
c'slnr nit and tuls remedy should be
procured at once and keep ready for
instant use as soon as the first indi-
cation of any bowel trouble appears
This it the most successful treatment
known and should be rellbd upoh with
implicit confidence even In cases o
cholera infatum, iFor^iale gby al
Dru,'gists.
ENID STEAM LAUNDRY
DYE WORKS.
We have added the Above Department to Our Laundry
Plant, anil are prepared to do first-class work in French Dry
Cleaning, on aii ainds of Cotton. Wool and Silk Goods.
We also Dye all kinds of Suits, Silk and Wroolen Portiers,
in the latest colors.
Kid Gloves and Slippers are cleaned on short notice.
We have an Experienced Workman, employed evclusivety
foi this Department. When we clean your goods
THE SPOTS DO NOT RETURN.
Give us a trial We will please you.
Enid Steam Laundry.
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A New Stock of Groceries
Means Clean Goods and None Sp3iled
We have everything obtainable for your table and make
our aim to please your palate. Goods delivered where y(
want them, when you want them.
If You Aren't Satisfied with Pric<
or treatment elsewhere try us, we will endeav jr to suit
Wallace 8c
Phone 494*
1122 Monroe
Being platted on Uintah Reservation
just opened for settlement, 125 In-
vested in town lot should return *1000
in less than a year. Fui! particulars
free.
Uintah Promotion Co.
Box 102 Denver, Colorado.
drtt
RUSH & STEEN
•flti:rae"s-3t-Law.'1
ENID
OKLA
MUID AVENUE HOTEL W
INo. 715 South Grand Ave.)
High Grades, High Pro
Wines and Liquors.
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THE VERY BEST DO.MKSl
and Imparted Cigs.
C. D. Roseman,
Attorney- at-La
Suite 1 and 3. 922 ind>
211 Enid,
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 31, 1905, newspaper, August 31, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112458/m1/2/: accessed March 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.