The Noble Weekly Journal. (Noble, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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The Noble Journal.
Published every Thursday Bj'
MARION B. CARLE!
Editor and Proprietor.
Enteri d Octoh. r 13, 1S04 at Nobl e
Pf> t Offlc' , OUliiboiriH, aa -econU clu s
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One year $1.00 I
Six month* f i
Single copies OS l
in advanc e
ADVERTISING RATES.
Made Known on Application.
NOVEMBER 3, 1904.
For Delegate 'o C"g' e «
fkank mathews,
Of G >M r County.
C< nutjr Ticket.
For Councilman, Fifth Dl-trict
E. L. • RALLE,
ror Hrpri i-en' i'iv >
J. P T.YIHCK,
For Prohat' Judge
n. e khakp,
For Conn y At < ' r
A. NIC ODEMUS.
for Sher if
It. S BRYANT,
for R> t''"'1 r < f De'-os
ROBERT STOGNER,
Cor
ountv < 'lertt
l-'.O. MILLER.
For County Treasurer
ROLAND HUGHES,
For County Superintendent
F. B. SWANK,
For County W iq;her
W.L. MARTIN.
For County Surveyor
T.L. DAVIS. ,
For Coronoi-
R P. STOOPS.
Com' issioner 1-t District
W. A.TAYLOR,
Commissioner 2nd District
JOSEPH COBB,
Commission' r 3rd Di-trict
J P. DENILON,
Mr E. L. Craile, our candidate for
Councilman from this district is so
well and favorably known that any-
thing wii could say of him would not he
necessary to establish him more firm
ly iu popular favor. He has been a re-
sident of tho t rritorv and Cleveland
county for ^veral yearn, durlnf a
great | art i f which time he has been
a valued officer of the county Fear-
less, able, courageous and a gentleman
of unquestionable integrity, potsi-ss
injf a knowi'-dg" of parliamentary law.
hu is eminently qualified lor the posi-
tion to which be will b" elected by an
overwhelming majority.
Tho candidate offered for Repre-
sentative, in the p'-rsnn of J D. Ljdiek
has few i quals in she county and no
superiors when it comes to qualifica-
tions for the place to which he will bi
elee'ed. Young, mnhitions. posri ssed
of fine mental quaiitiesaud a superior
education bi d mental training obtain-
ed in our own instutiou in whose suc-
cess and pr. sperity he takes h ju-t
pride, we can place firm reliance and
confidence that he will mainnain with
pride and to the satisfaction of all, this
institution in its already rapid march
to a h'gher place among institutions o
a similar character.
The interests of both the territory
and 'h' cou' ty will be safe and secur>
on his election
Without criticism, without discour-
tesy to anyone, with courtesy to all,
and with credit to himself, N, E.
Sharp has fur two y ars filled the of-
fice of Probate Jud^e. No bettor man
ever fill'd the position in this countv.
Being a lawyer of high utuainments.
a gentleman of cputless charac'er. firm
resolute, lie possesses all ihe qiulifica
tlons requisite to the position.
Mr. A. Nicodenius who is to bo our
next county Attorney bus once before
filled this office with credit to him-
self and the county He made the
county one of the best officers in It?
history. Being well versed in crimi-
nal law, conscientious and fearlcbs in
the prosecution cf law breakers, his
election means that we are to enter
upon another period of two years,
when the laws of this county shall be
Upheld, maintained and enforced.
f
iThere is no man in the county or ter-
I rttory better qualified for this place.
R. S. Bryant is not a new man be-
fore the p opto. He, too, has had e«-
j perienee in official capacity, He has
« knowledge of men and county af'airs
• u sst-ss-'d only by fevr, and a know-
|, nJge that adds much to his qualifica-
tions to fi I cieaitably the uffiou of
Shi ^riff of this county. He is a gentle
•nan of will a'ld courage, of strong
chara ?'er, upright, bon st, reliable,
and f *- rle« in the discharge, i>f duty.
In no ntM' r man in the county are thos
qualiti- s ,'or comp-tency for this posi-
tion more .happily combined than iu
Bi'b Bryant.
Two years a^'o the people of this Co
•■lecied Robert Stogner to office, yet
through the will of the L gi-laiur.
I he office was abolished. Recogniz
in g bis worth, tho pe«>pli h«to again
m iminsted him, and his happy dispn
-U ion. his court- sy and kindnc-s to-
wards all men, hi*.manly q nliti. s.
will make him one of tho very best of
f ice re.
Everybody knows Frank Mi ler our
ti. -ft ent County Ct< rk. Hi has mad
lie e o f the b'-st cl« iks in the territorv
11 . re has been no room for criticism
anc 1 ti lem has b> en no criticism of
hi- coniduot of the office, and when e-
lect. d tie will he'he same kind, cour-
trou. i e fficie it officer.
I<o 'a id Hughes, who will succee
himst ' fas Cmi tv Treasurer is well
and f vorably known all over the coun-
ty, an d with his on> term of office ii
'hiscc 'unty has won a reputation of
which and public official might fee'
justly proud. His uniform poli'eness
g niat jc lurtesv. pleasant manners ti
w .rds -ill. and tin- absolute aecurac
with w hie b he has conduct'd even do
tail of his office, all commend them
s'• v to the good people of thi§ eon'
l y and assuiM his re-elect ion by an ov
r«h lining mnj•irity.
T'e- educat.'oual interesis of any
lace or country -re th very fir i
i'.at diemund the consiil-raiion of th-
voters-. No one should h phced i '
he id of our ■ -tii••-
tions \ ho is not thorough! q u'
forsueh position. Our p-e.-vnt (.'"unt\
sitp er'inicnrl'-nt of Schools, F B.
Swant , has bee n trieii. Our school
haV" ,nrospe'- d through lii.i adiuini-
station, a> d lits eh-otion assures con-
tinu- d prosperity iu that line.
For County W-dghsr our candidal-
is W. L Martin, for County Surveyor
T. L. Davis, and for Coroner, Dr. R.
P Stoops. I'll, s g ntlemen com
from our h st and most el- ver citizens.
I'hey are honest, reliable, cot genia
and oimrteoiiH m- n. No one que>tioo-
h ir .ability eaeh to fill the place he
s i ks «n to which he will be elected.
Th y i re all good manly men.
Our candidates for Commissioners
ire W. A Taylor, Joseph Cobb and .1.
E D riison. To fill these places n'
nth'r 'hri-s men in the county coulo
'Je found who are better qualifi d.
They are all representative citizens oi
the county, of irreproachable ctiarac
ter. Th y are men of courage
st en!>thand a w:d- knowl' dge of bus-
iness affair s, each a successful man.
ji shape to handle all questions
and propositions that may
come before the town.
Noble is now the leading
cotton market of Cleveland
county. Norman's surplus
cash subscribed by her mer-
chants to buy cotton with, has
liroufjrht no results and they
are wondering why.
Loveis not a disease, l>ut
sometime^ it is very sickening
treet. cleaning and the
MUe walk proposition sboulti
have due consideration next
Monday night. We mean
Main street.
In this issuo will be found
the democrat ticket and a
write up of each candidate,
that is purely advertising mat
ter and we have been well paid
far same.
Next Monday night is the
regular meeting night of the
city council, and it is Imped
thev will take soma action re-
garding the sanitary condition
of the city.
If every citizen of Noble
would recognize the fact, and
it is a fact, that Noble is the
best town in theeounty, there
would be better times added
to the already good times.
A commercial club is need-
ed and why not take the mat-
ter up at once? With a com-
mercial club we would be in
Many farmers nave been
buving supplies of the Noble
merchants this week and last,
that have never traded in No-
ble before Judging by the
satisfied expression on their
faces'wfter buying, we huve
reasons to believe that they
will cotne again
The farmers of the Chicka-
saw country, in the face of the
hridtro disaster, hare shown
their loyalty to Nobie by ford-
ing the river and coining here
to do their trading. I'hey sire
tware of the fact that Noble
has built two bridges across
the (Janadian for them, while
Norman w;ts peacefully slum-
bering.
The first and second num-
bers of the Noble Weekly
'onrnstl have reached us. It
hears the name of M. 15. Car-
iev as editor stnd propri tor,
and is a neat and newsy paper
well worthy of liberal patron-
age. We giadly place it on
our exchange list, and wish
its puplish' r abundant good
fortune —Moore Enterprise.
/"grand prize!
The highest award at the World's Fair, has
been given the shoes we sell. PhlERb SIfOE (0,
DIAMOND BRAND SHOES.
FALL GOODS,
We are hestdquarters for fall goods, ha Ting
a complete stock of the latest styles to ,elect from
GROCERIES AND FEED
C elefcrated Pclar Bear Flour.
We Know that no establishment can show a
greater assortment or a more complete stock.
We as^ you to come in and get prices.
Noble,
ED HUTCHISON,
Okla. a
| SHORT OBDER AND
j CONFECTIONERY.
I
♦ I wi i-. to thank tho pet.ple cad my cu ton ers for a I prist
favor and y lur trud" is mill oli ited.
E. Z. HUNTER.
Some people seem proud to
say they never read advertise-
ments, yet they are often
lizard to com plain that, some
one has charged them too|
much for an article. If they
will consult the advertising
columns they will know morel
about the co>t of goods, anu
will be better prepared to be-
come buyers. The only way
to become successful buyers
is to first become educated on
values and prices. Read the
advertisements.
Lay down the shovel and
the hoe, or the pickax, as the
case may be, and go to the
polls, even if there is no ex-
citement in the election.
Every county should maite as
.rood showing as possible sis
a matter of local pride, and
the combined result will re-
dcu::tl lo the a.'vantage ol
the State. Vote early, and
only once.
Many a woman goes out
shopping dressed in siltc and
enveloped in perfume whose
hard working husband hasn't
had a new suit of clothes or a
decent meal in five years. We
might add, yes, and many a
loafer staggers down the
street with a tank full of whis-
key and a mouth full of pro-
fanity whose hard working
wife hasn't had a now dress
or a kind word since she was
married.
A. T. A H. F, Tim? Tablr.
NORTH
No 406 J:5S a ra
No 116 6:45 a m
No 18.... ii-S6 p in
No 42(J local freight 8 *5 a m
SOUTH
No 405 12:21 a in
No 17 1.48 p in
No 115 :. 4-27 p m
No 4i4 local freight 3-15 p ui
FRANK PILtON. City Ag nt.
RESTAURANT. I
Good meals and short ord rs at all hours of the
day. Every thinjr neat and clean with a'l modern
conveniences. Your trade is solicited, and prices
reasonable.
MBS. MEDARIS,
Proprietress. a
PlIf^MEAT MAR-
111118$ KET
Fresh Beef and Pork at all Times.
Brompt attention yircn to t* 11 order.'. Your putronaj;* is a
solicited.
E. THOMAS, Prop. {
feed Barn.
Good *r*fon yard a-i«i
enmp housa in con «-
tloo.
r. PAYTON & W AaOKEt
Proprutsri.
P TRANSFER LINE ^
Drayage and general moving. Price# are ♦
i always reasonable.
bj G. J1CHA,
Prop.
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Carley, Marion B. The Noble Weekly Journal. (Noble, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1904, newspaper, November 3, 1904; Noble, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc116061/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.