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'W THE ChANDLER NEWS: THUSRDAY. MAY 29, 1902. I I s/v- • ' k ■■ i « Good « j Refrigerators. % «J3i9e#o " ••••< •••••••* 'I C.D.flKGufrd! Good 2 Gasoline Stoves • WHAT Wil Your Harvest Be? That's the great question. You're sure of a bountiful harvest if you use our seed-saving * ' crop-making, RocK Island Farm Implements. 'i Old Sol's Busy Days are here again. * Better make haste to see us for the thjn£s' . you need. Prices to save you ♦ • cool dimes and dollars. lee Cream Freezers, ♦ • • ♦ Fishing Tackle, . Refrigerators. We're Mowing Down Prices If Woman's Work Is Never Done • It isn't our fault. Its'because she doesn't take advantage of our money-saving prices on the things she needs. Up-lo-Date Ulensils, Buck's-Stoves and Ranges Washing.Machines. & c.D.m? f TERRITORY NOTES. Edmond has a ladies' band with twenty- five members. . L'he graduating exercises of the normal school at Ed nond will occur on June 12. • Enid has organized a brand new republi- can club with a memb -rship of about 500 The way the war is raging over those new In i in territory offices is worthy of Okla- homa ! Bill Crois is still traveling over the terri- tory peddling caiico and trying to hypnotize voters. Wh;n a democrat or a populist makes any kick on the candidacy of Cross, the democratic papers say the kicker has been bought by the republicans—which would be a humiliating confession for a. self-respect- ing people to make. ■ , A telegraph operator at Yukon ^hot him- self last Thursday. Disappointment in love is^said to be the cause. A gas well at Tulsa caught fire 5ne dav last week and strangers thought that Mont Pelee was doing business there. Out in Roger Mills county a cyclone par- aded along in full view of the passengers on a Choctaw train one day last week. The Carmen Headlight doesn't take stock in the idea of booming a home for congress. It is for Dick Morgan. About the best paper for real railroad news is the Shawnee daily Herald. Editor Barrett knows what is worth printing. The democratic conmittee will furnish the democratic and (s vallowed) pop papers with portrait cuts of Bachelor Bill Cross. About as readable an editorial page as can be found in any Oklahoma paper is that of the Enid Events. It is original stuff, too. any man Oklahoma City's postoffice has an electric stamp-cancelling machine, the only* one in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City can point to the fact that track is actually being laid on her new street railway. Enid's commercial club holds meetings every night. Enid is getting things, too, it will be noticed. People who own cyclone caves have a good time pumping the water out of them this wet weather. A county prohibition convention was held I last week at Carmen probably the first ever ! held'in Oklahoma. Anyhow,, the republicans will not nomi- nate a man who cannot make a speech at J his own ratification. Geary seems to be one of the booming j towns on the west side. Geary has a good j commercial club, of course. George Orner's congressional boom is as- j suming the proportions of the real thing. Garfield county is enthusiastically for him. I Buck Campbell, formerly of the Wauko- j mis Hornet, is a candidate for register of deeds in Kiowa county. Tom Hensley says the Oklahoma City | ratification, like the Enid convention, was pulled before it was ripe. Oklahoma City and Guthrie should boih be spinked and put to bed till they can quit making faces at each other. The Guthrie Leader thinks the republi- cans have reached the conclusion that Cross is too weak to be worth fighting. It is amusing to read the political predic- tions of pikers who haven't been in the territory long enough to be legal voters. Eugene Gill, the secretary of the demo- cratic campaign committee, was formerly editorial writer on the Guthrie State Capital. Now the democrats claim that a pop in- troduced a free text book bill in the first legislature. Perhaps, and the matter was dropped there. The republicans are for tree text books NOW.
