Payne County Farmer. (Yale, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 14, 1908 Page: 4 of 4
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SUNDRIES, JEWELRY, PRINTS,
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- DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
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Ladies Dress Goods
aiul Trimmings. Gloves,
Stockings. Shoes, Laces
mul Embroideries—Every-
t li ing for t In* ladies.
Coffees. I '"is. Kinvorings.
Spices. Condiments, Monts,
Dried mul (' imn*il Fruits
mul Fish—Everyth i ng
glll»l to l*llt.
EVERYTHING IX
G. G. & W. IP. Ganfield
Brjan Club Organlz-d.
Citizens ill Vale uml viciii’tt
iin i.it l>r. Huils,in’s office Eriilav
night mil organized a Bryn n o. iili,
which already ha.-. 54 incmltrs.
A.J. Oneida » as i'l< i toil |>r. aidi-nt
mul C. F Ford secret arv-trc isttrer.
Tl e club holds its first regular
working Bsssioii Friilav evening
Oct. 18, and all admirers of \\ il-
littm Jennings liryuu, regardless
of their past party affiliations,
are c >rd ally invited to attend.
f v tinier of Committee.
Republican 'Speaking.
Hon. Will II. Cliap|M*ll will j
address the people at Vnlo on the
political issues of the’duy, Thurs-
day, Oct. 15, at H :00 p. in.
Mr. Chappell was the Keptib-
lii'iin leader in the house i i the
lust Legislature, being the nomi-
nee for speaker.
This is*t lie gent l .mnti that held
tin) joint discussion with Hon.
Lee ('rive, of Ardmore, at the
Stillwater fair, and is one of the
leading Republican speakers of
tile state.
Mr. Chappell never fuils to he
on hand when lie is hilled to
apeak.
A Tafl-McGuire club will he
organized at this meeting.
JI. A Jergiisen, Free. Com.
Fall J 90S Winter
J. M. Waller & Bro.
: YALE'S LEADING STORE :
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We wish t i announce that we will show yott. in due time, the Largest
and Prettiest Assortment of
To Those Aff!iot'*d.
I>r. Wo. Ml, n representative if 1 have located per.narmitly in
Dr. Lee s Kansas City M* dical anil Vale wit h u ci nij iete line of ir il-
Surgieal .Sanitarium, will lie at linerv goods amt invite you tocall
Hotel Yale until further notice, jamlin peel them h . f. iv iu\ing
All chronic mul su’gicul di-ej'.-es elsewhere. Rest soile South Main
treated with success. D* formi- street. Mrs M. Rodgers,
ties, such as club-foot, how-legs, Yale and Chandler.
ankalosea, hip diseases, .pi mil__
curvature, paralysis, linre lips,
cross eyes, catarrh, bronchitis,
Kancns Woman’s Oaring.
With a reckless ills card for the
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F^all Goods
IX ALL LINKS.
h-1h*eiaj attention has been p.iil to Dress Goods, comprising in part
1 auaiiuts. Molmirs. Cashm>-res, Broadcloths. Brilimt ines, Silks. Alba- .
t mss and t lie novelties in Homan Stripe. tions
We will open up this week the swell) st lineof
Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s Coats
IN THE NEW SHADES : THE SEASON’S NOVELTIES.
For the Men : We will also be prepared.
A Big New Line ot Rants opened up : New Shirts and the Celebrated
Thorough-bred Hats : and last, but not least
The Selz Royal Blue Shoes in Patent, Vici,
Velour and Box Calf
They wear like iron and will cert a ini v •”» take yoqr feet glad’’ : for
Style, beauty and durability this shoe lns unequal.
Ask to see our Boys’ “National Game” Shoe,
solid as a :ock and a Baseball FREE with
every pair.
- OUR GROCERY STOCK IS COMPLETE -
Yale’s Leading Store : J. M. Waller & Bro.
and all diseases of tlie air pas- shortage in the supply of cooks,
an oyster
bowl at her and struek her in the
face—Kansas City Times.
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On Wagons and Carriages executed
in the very best manner, as regards
both material and workmanship, at
‘THE BIG SHOP”
Our wood workman has no superior
in this part of the s^ate, and we can
warrant a firstclass job in either
building you a new vehicle or re-
pairing your oid one.
0. C. DALE, Proprietor.
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The Value of ItH Pledges.
For nearly live years the Record
linn followed the custom of pub-
lishing public siile lists free of
charge to patrons for whom it
printed the bills. Right this very
now it. makes a false pretence of
charging for publishing the list
while printing the bills for noth-
ing. Poor old critter! It has
backed until its hind legs are all
tangled up in its caudal append-
ade, ri ndoring thp attempt to side-
step ineffectual and ridiculous, it
can’t dodge. ]t has fooled no-
body.
The Farmer, you lnvve noticed,
in printing tho sale bills. It is not
cutting the price for that class of
printing, and will not cut it.
There is little, if any, profit m it;
we have more work than we can
got well (loiio and would have no
objection’ to the Record doing nil
the sale hill work at prices fair to
its publisher and patrons alike.
Read this—
“We will on and after Mon-
day next, Aug. 81 print all job
work that may be required
(and our equipment will per-
mit us to do) in a first class
manner at t he price of the cost
of the raw material to us;
making no charge for labor
or profits.”—Vale Record.
But t hell—
The Re.lord’s envelopes
cost it Hie per hundred
Its note heads for rural route
stationery cost (5c per hundred
Its (5xS) inch dodgers cost 2c
per hundred
Its sale bills, if paper and ^ on
cardboard, either 51x12 or 10x14
inches cost il a fraction less than
10c per hundred
It has tailed to do job-printing
at. those prices.
Tho Record pledged itself to do
job-printing for “The price of the
cost, of the raw material’’ as long
as (his paper should lie published.
It broke its pledge in less than 150
days. It has proven its word to be
worth less than imprinted (ixi)
di tigers, i.e. one-Hftieth of a cent
each or 2c per hundred.
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Yale Trading Co.
THE PUCE TO BUY GOODS
At THE RIGHT PRICES. We have a
New Line of Trunks, Telescopes and
A Suit Cases, with prices right. Our Line of
® Fall Shoes can’t be beat - The famous Star
Brand, the Best on Earth. Come, let us
show you before you buy.
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sages, kidnev, liver and stomach Kansas City woman has discharged
complaints, cancers, turners pdes, OKe f'"ni h,tT <’nf °>’ r"r other
1 ’ 1 son than that ho threw an nv«ti»r
list ilia and nil malignant growl In.
All »kin diseases, nerve affec-
neurt stliiiia, neurulgiu,
rheumatism, seiuta, lumbago, fe-
male complaints, migrant, sick
' headache, buzzing noises in the
ears, partial deafness cured,
ties, tumors, cancers and all ma-
lignant growths removed and cur
e<l; all cutaneous skin eruptions
treated; eye, ear, partial deaf-
ness. stomach, liver, kidney and
nerve atllictions permanently
cured.
Don’t forget. Dr. Wood will be
in Vale until further notice.
Dr ss Ginghams In New mid Pretty Designs
Calicoes to Please Everybody
E CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION To
a - Our White Star Coffee at 10c per pound |
| Can’be beat for the price. Try a package ®
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4 Special price for Eggs, Saturday, Oct. 17. ♦
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Public Sale.
Three miles east and 15 south of
Yale, (i east and (5 north of dish-
ing, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 15,
Beginning promptly at 10 o. m.
1 will sell the following at auc-
tion, to wit:
1 span 10-yr oldmuleg wt 1000
each
1 span of horses, wt 1MOO
1 yearling mule 1 pony’
1 5-yr old cow 2 heigers 2-
yr old past
2 qalf Jersey heifers, coming
2-yr olds
2 yearlsng steers lspring calf
I sow and 9 pigs lsow and 8
pigs
!5 young sows to farrow soon
(5 shouts, wt about 40 lbs huch
1 sow to farrow soon.
Free Lunch At Noon.
W. H. Prtstou, Owner.
F. E. Courtney, Auctioneer.
C. M. Prownnt, Clerk.
Just Received.
A nice line of winter lap robes
and horse blankets, at the Yale
Harness Shop, W’o are doing a
large amount of harness repairing,
ulso have a complete line of har-
ness and harness fixtures. Can
do all kinds of harness work and
shoe repairing. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
Propriitor, 8. L. Hollis,
Helper. M. V. Hollis,
Total, The Vale Harness Makers.
Knowledge from Babes and Suckling*.
A jihyslologlcal expert writes a
long, learned article on “When to
Quit Work,” when every office boy
knows It is when the boss shuts down
his desk to catch the train.
Oldest Specimen of Glass.
In the British Museum Is the oldest
specimen of pure glass which bears
any date. This is a lion's head, hav-
ing on It the name of an Egyptian •
king of the eleventh dynasty.
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F. E COURTNEY,
Auctioneer,
PHONE LINE NO. 57, YALE, OKLA.
JV* Dates made at Yale State Dank.
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The Farmer can conscientiously recommend Mr. Courtney
as the equal of any auctioneer in Payne or adjoining eyuii-
ties. and quotes us his references each and every man for
whom lie has cried a sale.
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Public Sale.
One mile east and 1 north of
Yale, 2 east and 2 south of Quay,
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Tonguetied Talkers.
llow many educated people there
are who have no more than a peas-
ant's vocabulary. They do not use
the words that a peasant uses, but
they do not Improve upon them. They
still go on saying: "How amusing!”
"How lovely!" "How nice!" to the
end of the chapter. Nobody can be in-
teresting who Is always working a lim-
ited vocabulary.—British Weekly.
The News states that the Coyle
outfit, is trying to freeze out the
Houghton it Douglas, the Black-
burn cotton giimers and buyers.
Yale Cotton Co.
dinners, Buyers and Shippers of Cotton. Our gin at Yule is
equipped \\ it li t lie latest
Unloading Apparatus,
Which saves our patrons time and labor during their busiest
season. It has all the
Improved Appliances
For cleaning cotton and saving the lint, enabling us to pay
those who sell us their cotton every point the markets will
just ifv.
We Pay the Best Price
The market justifies every day in the season—neither more
nor less.—il being our ooliev to deal square, everv deal,
with our patrons and with our business.
In Any Event!
Bring your cotton to Yale. There are other buyers and gin-
nors ill town and if we can't suit you, possibly some of the
other fellows can.
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Sale of House Plants.
Roses, Begonias, Ferns,
Carnation Pinks, Sultanas,
Oxalia, (white and pink)
Geraniums, (double red.)
Coleus,—two varities.
Red Acyrnnthus,
Purple Velvet Plant.
1 will sell the above named
plunts, well rooted, ready for
your windows, at prices ranging
from 10 cts. to $100. according
to size and variety and ago of
plant. Beautify your windows at
small cost. Flowers on sale at
my house, beginning Saturday,
To Utilize Sugar.
If the sugar planters of the West
Indies are wise they will pay more at-
tention to fruit ns u concomitant prod-
uct with cane, und devote some of
their idle acres to its cultivation, and
also to the establishing of fruit-can-
ning factories, the results of which
| have proven so profitable in the north-
ern islands.
Regard the Infinite Goodness.
What the particular thoughts or
temptations are that disquiet you, I
know not; but whatsoever they are,
look above them, nnd labor to fix your
eye on that infinite goodness which
never faileth them that, by faith, do
absolutely rely and rest upon It.—
Robert Leighton.
Oct. 17th.
Mrs. J. Y. Weber.
An 8-pound girl was b rn to
Mrs.L.A. Brown Monday even-
ing, Oct. 12th. Dr. Slnybnugh
in attendance.
Best Remedy for Cold.
As n rule, the simplest remedies for
n cold are the surest. There is nothing
for carrying off the congestion like a
hot hath, n hot drink nnd a good
sweat. On arising in the morning rub
the body vigorously with alcohol und
a Turkish towel before venturing
forth.
The Farmer
is to be enlarged
in size soon as
we can get more
room to work in
Then the subscription
will be raised
to $1 per year
Put your name on the
list at SOc for
your first year
DO - IT - NOW
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Why Robins Are Loved.
The belief that if a robin find a
dead body it will at least cover the
face with moss, and the immortal
fairy story of Robin Redbreast’s min-
istry to the poor little llabes in the
Wood, have secured the protection of
the whole robin race.
Need Better Transportation.
Grapes which sell for only a cent a
pound in one of the southern prov-
1 Inccs of Brazil, bring 20 or even 25
cents a pound In Hlo de Janeiro. The
lack of good facilities for transporta-
! tion accounts for much of the dif-
ference.
MONDAY, OCT. 19,
Beginning promptly at 10 a. m.
I will sell the following property
at auction, to wit:
1 9-year old ^ruy mare, weight
1000
1 G-vr old bay mare, wt 1050
1 9-vr old bladk mare, wt 1000
1 yearling horse colt
1 sucking colt
10 cows, 5 giving milk, 8 fresh
soon
8 heifer calves 8 steer calves
2 thoroughbred Poland-China
brood sows
12 thorough bred Poland-China
shouts weighing 80 to 50 lbs each
1 Brown walking cultivator
1 riding cultivator 1 monitor
1 harrow, good as new
1 10-inch walking plow
i Georgia stalk and sweep
1 new set of work harness
1 buggy, good us new
00 shocks of fodder
0 dozen white Leghorn chickens
10 white Pekin ducks
2 geese 1 cupboard
1 bedstead and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Frank Vogler, Owner.
F. E. Courtney, Auctioneer.
A- R. Adams, Clerk.
The Local Market.
Yale merchants are paying the
following prices for farm produce,
subject to general market change? :
Corn 50o
Fat H"gs $5.80
Butter *>0c
Uggs 17c
Chickens go
Broilers, under 2 lbs 12c
Springs 10o
Turkeys
THE COTTON KING
: Short Order :
T. E. NOBI.E AC. M. LEE, Phoprirtoks.
Everything koocI to eat. Come and he fed.
We also handle Cider and Cold Drinks, Fine
Cigars, lite.
In the Noble Building1
Corner of Main anil Sixth streets. Yule.
Must Seek
Elsewhere
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
is the policy of this
bank, and it is rigidly
being adhered to.
Parties engaged in haz-
ardous specul a t i o n
must seek accommo-
dations elsewhere.
THE YALE STATE BANK,
Yale, Okla.
Ed.'Reuter, South
Main street, Yale,
pays you either Cash
or Trade for your
produce.
Hi* “Holler” Tooth.
Ibis morning an Italian came Into
inv store and asked for something for
a toothache," remarked the druggist.
"I Inquired If the tooth had a hollow."
“Holler!" he exclaimed; "sure, all
lasta night I holler lika hell."
Very Likely.
Answer to h correspondent—A cro-
quette. we believe. Is a femnle croquet
player.—Lima.,a Pur.ch.
Public Sale.
4 miles south anti 0 miles west
of Yale, 8 miles northeast of Rip-
ley, 9 miles northwest of Cushing,
2 south and 8 ea“t of Ingalls, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 22,
Beginning pronipulyat 10a. m
I will sell the following proderty
at auction, to wit:
1 team of work horses, weight
1100 and 5HX) pounds
2 good milk cows 1 good wagon
1 good buggy 1 set work har-
ness 1 2-horHe cultiuator
1 steel harrow 1 5-tooth culti-
vator 1 single shovel
1 12 inch grub plow
1 Empire mower
1 cotton and corn drill
224 feet of pine lumber
2| dozen chickens
5 acres of cdtton, ready to pick
100 corn shocks, average 2
bushels 2 stacks of liny
Household nnd kitchen furni-
ture, other articles too numerous
to mentson.
Free Lunch At Noon.
Joseph A. Johnson, Owner, I
Yale Barber Shop,
\\ ill give you an easy shave,
an artistic hair-cut, a clean
shampoo or sen-foam. Try us.
Moore Bros., Prop’s.
MONEY
TO
LOAN,
:: Douglas & Yeakly.
LIST
YOUR
FARM
With Us.
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J. W. WEBER,
' AUCTIONEER,
Will cry’sales anywhere in the
state
Phone 40, Yale Okl
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Palace Barber Shop,
Prompt itnd courteous attention
given every patron. We are agents
for the Newkirk Laundry.
Nash & Inman.
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Ford, C. F. Payne County Farmer. (Yale, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 8, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 14, 1908, newspaper, October 14, 1908; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1136984/m1/4/: accessed April 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.