The El Reno Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 28, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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just Received
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
OF DOROTHY DODD; ISHOES FOR
LADIES. $3.00. S3.50 AND $4.00.
YOURS FOR BIZ.
Ed. F. West
(LAST GREAT
UNO LOTTERY
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We buy in car lots and can save you
money. We also do sheet metal work, the
kind that pays to have on your house.
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3rawing this week in aber
deen south dakota.
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[I RENO MILE & ELEVATOR CO.
Dealers in <
Grain, Flour and. Feed j
Manufacturers of
EL RENO "BEST" FLOUR
EVERY SACK GUARANTEED
mi ' ■* 1
BRUNSWICK CIGAR STOBE
202 South Rock Island
Pool and Billiards
in Connection.
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The COMMERCIAL BANK
El Reno. Oklahoma
A,predate. Its 50 per cent Increase of bualneB,, 1 , th._l«t
months We Invite new accouu'., on the basis of ABSOLUTE BAF*
TV All our deposits are protected by theDepo.l'or. Guaranty Fun*
of the State of Oklahoma.
c. R. MILLER.
President
EARL BEE BE,
Cashier
Two Million Acres in Cheyenne River
and Standing Rock Agencies
Will be Distributed to
Eager Homeseekers.
Aberdeen, S D.. Oct. 15—Aberdeen
is today the center of interest for the
entire Northwest. As a Mus elma,n
•urns toward Mecca, so do the eyes
of the land-famished and the home
hungry turn toward this little city.
This is the week of the great land lot-
tery, the last bl* event of Its kind
Uncle Sam Is likely to hold, and It
hag attracted to Aberdeen « plctur
•s'liie crowd ns was ever witnessed
n the West. Farmers from all over
the country, men of all .nationalities,
pretty school ma'ams from the central
West and effete Bast, rub elbows in
Ihe streets with tame Indians and
blanketed redskins. All are hoping
that they will draw a prize in tip-
great game of chance which will d•
clde the ownership <>f about two ami
i half millions of acres ot rich livid*
in the Cheyenne River and Standing
Rock Indian reservations.
The drawn % Itself will be highly
lnt< resting to the casual spectator
and to all but the losers. On a big
platform thousands of the envelopes
will be spread out. after having been
"shuffled up." A number of children
will make the drawings, and superin
u ndent Wiiltten, with a megaphone,
will announce the names of the lucky
ones from day to day until the draw-
ing is completed until every farm of
the thousands tu be gi.'en away is
allotted.
The lucky w inner of a farm has un-
til next April to "prove his claim,"
is they do it nowadays. He has about
fl I in charges to pay, and five years
more to finish paying lor the farm.
Hut he must live vi the farm four-
teen months consecutively and make
' Imporvements. In other words, tt
I must be his home for at 1< ust four-
teen months.
If he cannot farm the land after
' winning it, for some good reason, he
may sell II, out tile reason must be
bona tide a,nd perfectly satisfactory
' to Uncle Sam's agents.
I Thousands or homeseekers from all
parts or tin country have been look-
j ing forward to I'nele Sam's last big
land lottery. To many in cities who
Iwi nt to spend the rest of their lives
! out in the opt n, this land drawing
■ comes as the most important event iu
: their live.;. As yet only half-develoji-
! I this part of the Dakotas has al- ]
ready proved itself the richest ol am i- i
| cultural districts.
Oats, spring wheat, barley, rye and |
other grains are raised in abundance.'
Potatoes and all kinds ol' vegetables
are being .:ro\vn successfully; in fact,
the new land that I'nele Sam wants
to see dotted with farm homes is
about as productive as any In the
Northwest. Only the narrow "\ anse
of the Missouri River divides the rich
veil-paying farms of Walworth coun-
ty from the reservation.
ORDINANCE 52
An Ordinance levying and assessing
special tax against the I^ots and
tracts of land in Sewer Dist No. 9
'tub-Main C in the City of El Reno,
Oklahoma. Re It ordained by the
Mayor and Counclluien of th3 city of
El Reno, Okla.
Section 1, That to pay the expense
Incurred In building a lateral sewer in
Sewer Dist. No. 9. Rub-Main C in the
City of El Reno, Oklahoma, there Is
hereby levied and assessed against
each lot and piece cf ground In said
Dist. a special tax as follows, to-wit:
IwOts Nos. 3 to 8 inclusive.
Block No. 121 *"-92 Each
l>ots Nos. 11 to 20 Inclusive,
Block No. 121 7 92 Each
Lots Nos. 3 to 20 Inclusive,
Block No. 122 "- 2 Each
Lots Nos. 1 and, 22 Block
No. 122 6 02
Ijots Non. 2 and 21 Block
No. 122 6:lr> Ka< h
Lot No. 16, Block No. 142.. 4.70 Each
Ixit No. 15, Block No. 142..34.15
ljOts Nos. 1" to 23 inclusive
Block No. 142 ' 92 Each
l ts Nos. 12, 13 and 14,
Block No. 142 7.92 Each
An average cf $.3107 per linear foot
the total length of sewer being 1,300.
Section 2, That this Ordinance shall
le published for four consecutive
weeks anil if the amounts herein as-
sessed are not paid at or before the
expiration of that time, then the same
shall be collected ns provided for In
Article 1, Chapter 6, of the 1903 Ses-
sion l.aws of Oklahoma.
Section An Emergency Is hereby
declared by reason whereof it Is nec-
essary for the preservation of the pub-
lic health, peace and safety that this
Ordinance take Immediate effect from
and after its passage, approval and
publication according to law.
Passed anil approved this, the 15th
day of October, 1909.
SllrMED J A. I .A BUYER,
(SEA1.) Mayor.
Attest: F. T. STACKPOLE.
City Clerk.
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WANT ADS
All Classified Ads in This Column Must bel'aiotoi
In Advance
HELP WANTED—MALE.
MEN WANTED Al United States
(iypsuin Co.'s plaster mill at
Okarche. Wages $1 "5. Permanent
work for the rUht kind of men.
169 it
| FOR SALE OR TRADE Business
paying 150 to 300 per cent. l.ock
Box No. 2, El Reno, Okla.
WANTED—Man with single horse
scraper and horse to flil in yard-
Also wish to sell an outbuilding
Apply at 420 South Cacomb 17l-tt
FOR SALE OR TRAOE
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Butchef
shop and fixtures, wall located, do
lng a good business; will trade, ot
sell on good terms. Corner Choo
taw a.nd Woodson. Call on H. P.
Craft, at West's Department Store.
170-6t
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED An experienced stenog-
rapher. Give reference. Address K
care Democrat.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED—To rent for the winter,
furnished house, five or si* rooms.
Modern. Address Lock Box 766, El
Reno.
TO EXCHANGE—Good gas range for
wood or coal cook stove. Phone
656.
WANTED Good boy or gtrl to work
In store. Apply I'den Book Co.
170-tf
1 would call attention to those
Uip.t are looking for a choice fa'iu at
reasonable figures to come to see nie
or correspond with me. I know that
l can i lease you. ('has. l.lebler Real
Estate Broker Union City, Okla.
'OR SALE—Nice, modern, four-room
bouse, close in, 50 foot front, plenty
of fruit and shade trees. A bargain
If taken at once. Inquire 815 So.
Blckford. Phone 974. 141-tf
FOR RENT—HOU8E8.
FOR RENT—New five-room modern
bungalow in Fair Addition. Inquire
Mrs. A. T. Greenley 209 South Bar
ker. 153-tf
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Cheap. 3 good houses,
by o ner. S. M. Peach . 173-6t
for sale—miscellaneous.
FOR SALE—Horse, buggy and har-
ness. Terms reasonable. Phone 835.
173-tf
FOR SALE—All kinds of lumber
cheap. S. M. Peach. 173-6t
FOR RENT—Four room house on
south Kllison. Inquire 711 south Miles
Phone 557. 168-8
FOR RENT—Slxroom house at 712
Co. Bickford. Phone Black 674.
169-6t
FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT—Nice front room; gentle-
men preferred. Inquire at 420
South Macomb avenue.
ROUSE YE!
I WANT Y
COAL, WOOD AND FEED. PROMPT
DELIVERY. REASONABLE PRICES
i'S FUEL AND FEED COMPANK
TFD YANDER PLUYM, PROPRIETOR
pHONK 1(1, ' 8-20 SOUTH CHOCTAW AY EN JB
EL RENO HONORED
I Mrs. Schuble of Stroud were elected
i trustees who will si-ni with Mrs.
r-, . j nf Lola Seyliol ol 1'u'iea fit; The con
Mrs. H E. B-Ck Electel seveta.y of ^ ^ ^
Rebekha Assembly I s „iei and formulated plan-
for consolidation to take effect in
At the meetinfi or (In* u- !>« K.ih A j.|j| import was unanlmouslv ac
or the Oklahoma jurisdiction ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
committor to ilralt
A deli^htfullx dainty novelty, com-
! I Ining beauty, life, color aud music
jontklt'd "In Africa" will be the at-
traction at the K1K Reno Tlr-iter to-
night. with Yorke and Adams, as the
I rincipal comedians. They are sup-
[ported in this up-todate musical come-
dy 1>\ a big singing and dancing com
pany of over fifty people. This play
is a ver> laughable satire on a well
known American gentleman and his
•joii. 4iow on a hunting trip on the Dark
(Yntine.nt, and every word in both
Halogue and music is the very latest.
The j l: y was especially created by
Aaron Hoffman, Herbert lugraham,
mil K. Kay (ioetz to exploit the ta 1 -
cuts of Yorke and Adams, Otis
Yorke and Nick Adams are caste as
two representatives of a New York
mercantile bouse. They arrive in
aiying taohw stale, tasteless
cigars!
Ti\ THIS I'l.ACK for your "smoke"
next time and be agreeably surprised
to t ind that "the brand'^ hasn't been
running off in quality.
When we make the assertion that
our cigars are better, we're stating
something our stock will "back up
in every particular.
You know the obi saying: "A trial
THF SMOKE HOUSE,
207 SOUTH BICKFORD
Monibassn. Africa without a cent. On
entering the lobby of the Internation-
al Hotel, they are mistaken for this
iieiienn and his son in disguise.
ICnough mix nps develop to get every
member of the cast in a matrimonial
tangle, in which the male members
are enmeshed by the females. The
music is described as catchy, tune-
ful and cleverly orchestrated. Among
the song hits will be found "Maid of
Moon." "My Little Kangaroo, riie
Little Town Across From Jersey City
•'Mother's Son in Law," "Schooner
Land," "In Sunny Africa," and many
others.
FOR SALE-Reasonable, a nice 6-
room cottage, modern, 2} bl >cks
from court house. This is a bargain
it taken at once. Inquire O. D. B.,
Democrat. 187"
TO TRACK
FOR
EL RENO PROPERTY.
40 scree,
80acrea,
160 acres
310 acres,
820 acre*.
480 acre*
Can handle e'tber vacant or lm
orove. Se«
NIGHSWANDER REALTY CO.
141-tf
FOUND.
FOUND—Buncn of Keys, call at thl
office and pay for notice
LOST.
I LOST—A black hand bag containing
about $16 and a check book on the
Citizens' National Bank between the
bank and Nlghswander's Realty Of
; flee, $2 reward to return to Demo-
crat office. 156-tf
LOST—Six months old Levelling Set-
ter Pup, tan over eyes and on
jaws, answers to name of "Jack."
Reward and no questions. K. T
Stackpole, City Hall. 17t-6t
KOI'ND—Pocketbook containing a
sum of money and valuable papers.
Inquire 418 S. Williams. 172-tt
which Closed a suecessfil lh.ee lays ^ of
invciiLe.u lit Shawnee l ii.iav even- |
El Reno was honored ! > navina
tbi constitution for the new consoli
.dated body but owi,ng to the largi
Nil's. H E. Beck ol 'l ' 1 " j amount of work which falls to her of
secretary, who w.i> ie'1'd ■>> si,,. ,||in.-i! to accept. Then
unusually large majority. Sn w 1VP;V fn||\ four hundred Rebekalis ii
serve the < fflce foi ti. • V |„t|endance, all of whom are in iii^i'
tint she Will give the b of . .i , 0 |-t|M. |-0yal manner in wliicl
MCilon is an assure! lid. *'" n,,.y were entertained by citizens ol
past president ot the ass< nib \ ltI' I Shaw nee. The next meeting w ill b<
during her term of jf:i(s* Inst ti. < ; Ueld at Stillwater in October of uexi
n i re lo.lges than a.nv other and is'
1n i-oughly familiar v' h the , ork In
very detail. At pres 'here ce
;n lodges with \a ill nub.Mship, ol
; • ••<>. This does not ino ud.> the in
4.; Territory jurisdi.M'.Jii The otliei
4twicers elected were ns ftdlows.
President, Mrs. Ida Courtney, Copan
vii t president, Mr- M • v iaha« i"
l'i< bait: warden. Mrs. ''ury Stout
Petry; and Mrs. Ellen M. Rail of Alva
dt ii was re-elected treasure Mrs.
KOR S A1.1'.' Fine Shetland pony, cat
be seen in front of Hickman's Mu
sic Store. 174-Ct
Lille
Armstrong ol .'harell M- -■ ■ i L
«•**••••••*••••«•••
• ROBERSON * ROBERSON
• Lawyer*.
• Office Over Flret National Bank
• EL RENO, : : ! OKLAHOMA.
CHECKS FLY OUT
but you know where they are goln^
and for what they stand if they art
drawn on a bank account in our lin«
HANK. Business men all keep their
accounts here and often congratulati
as on the
CONFDENCE PLACED
n this institution. Look over tin
yearly report and study the directors'
names, and THEN put your account
with us.
THE CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK.
We have coal for all purposes but
good coal is the onlq kinc* .ve have
to offer.
IT IS CLEAN
PHONE 32.
free from slate, burns slowly, and
gives intense beat. Hard and soft
wood also in any quantity. Lot us
fill your order tills time.
HOW IS YOUR SUPPLY?
WALDO COAL & WOOD CO.
You have been looking for. Yes, a
a genuine SNAP a real opportunity
of years.
CANADIAN RIVER BOTTOM LAND
Quarter Section, good house, bam,
well, orchard, place all fences. C't
acres good alfalfa land, 70 acres corn
this year; owner going west. The
price is
THE SNAP.
Close to Canadian county, good town.
This proposition is lonly <vie ot
many 1 have on hand. Do not fail
to see nie at once.
Oredr I'lire Caddo Hill Springs
Water. So soft So Pure. Phone 2.">.
174-tf
E' Reno Employment Office.
109 1-2 N. Bickford St.
C/fice Phone 920. Residence 661
If you want employment or
if you need help, w e solicit your
patronage Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Richard Strothers and
Mrs. E. t. Barbour, Managers.
NEW IDEA COMMISSION
HOUSE
113 SO. CHOCTAW.
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
PHONE 138.
Real Estate. Abstract- IP s and
Insurance.
214 S. Bickford Ave.
El lieno, Oklahoma
Democrat Building.
Nice little Bungalow,
Lake View Addition,
price SI, 700. $225 cash
balance as rent.
linn mm
IHE STATE GUM Bl
El Reno, Oklahoma
IT'S FINANCIAL SIRENGTH
youi attention is called to the names of the following well-
known business men and financiers who compose our Board of
Directors.
BOARD OF DRECTORS.
Lucius Babcock,
H. C. C.arett,
D. P. Richardson,
W. J.
D. McGlnnis,
Finch,
Herman Harms,
A. J. Newell,
In addition to this we have a strong body of stockholders,
whose standing and responsibility give increased strength to
this institution.
Now we feel sure that you will not be afraid that this
bank will fnil to satisfy you.
'n addition to this your deposits* are guaranteed by the
buaranty Funds of the State of Oklahoma.
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