The Press-Democrat. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 3, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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Please Make a Note
c f this fact: Hotter liunviy v.ap ll.n i *'itdb
White" It MM niilil.'.
-Soap
is a rtvu1 M.tip, alAlusSt SiluW-utihe m color ui/d of Vtry till
usuui
I e*t it in u bowl of !ukcw4rrn tvjftf and ti.t whuf a
really KlMrkible sud# ir make*.
See, two, huv-r quickly the cleans e*cr i!ilnf' it
tfmclici-CoK.Yfcd th;ilits ;u wtil at
titfiitc, nooiliTftik, ciisficx,
p.ins ffnrf a hundred
fcUitr tiu'rigs.
5c a cake. All tfroeeis.
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NO VALUATION
Democrats Aided Regular Repub
blicans Against La Follettes
Amendment.
Tlie "(iramJlatliL'r Amcudm.tit"
jlii't iry uf such undertaking* The
| l..;icutiv« Cuuiuitilcc begau iw ,
w • ,f securing signatures $Wn
'1 "' - "I A «• i in I i Ysct^
nr■ I.-iy. i i•• 1,'it'i (ji May,'
SI i-iruij' 'he j. tirion i nn I" li,
Hi >iii i*j tinrty-tinee days
' : r p« titi mil
i"1 iatf<i hi ?ixt> d;iys
(i'll -.iii! ,:i| colois c i :ri*t | ->v
I".■ ilions mil signing tln.ni. . T^e
I <r;iiii!l:ii :i-i pet lions wgffe cir&
I'tjuiii il i,y the Dein« cratioJtorva-
i"i; i.. 11 .ili,ne ti mi the sluut tflpp
hi Mhic.i «!•«_■ wiir!: was done ni-ks
1 weil Kir t.it cdi-ency of the prj i
, tnza; i ui It is a!-o significen : of
■ me unai.i.n ly w.th which the
j Dcniocriiry endorse the proposal
, n:tul in Much credit foi tha -;uj
cess of the work is due to cr,"au-
ui in Uianson who visited twin'y
seven c unties in the interest of the
measure lie local organization
throughout the state also labored
Cables in Sw tssrland.
Kafirs have !n recent years In*
crt-asni in nunibeis at Such a rate in
Switzerland that the peasants a. v be*
Kiniiiii*, to complain of ihe damage
tlu y Co to the game, and also, in many i
cases, to the m<uta and lambs in the
farmyards. One of the journals, on
the ot!u : ha'id, i rlnts a commuaica- i
tlon iio.n a lovor of nature who de- '
clarn-? that *1 • beautiful si^ht of an
ca .e .«<,arir.£ i;i ihO air mo.o than!
coniiK-nsat j for any game and farm
yard less. .
A Perfect Breakfast Fbod
ii -- ifj
No lack of building up elements in this food. It will be relished
106
Building Up Tarn ?r.
A Oerur.n company has? b^rnn
building a new • .■ pier at Ta:ir >r,
which will greati.. increase tha Thar-]
bor facilities of t! at port, and a
^"on and Cn)0yed- . The best food for VO"** chfldren- Not'a single
" ■ t I 'liiin 111-■ last element contained in the blood of the human body, but is found in
tour }• mtliis i r riOG tl.«- Jluor.s:i 'tv- i ■ r I oQr/ t • • J' 4*1 r 1 t , %,
i'i'nun'i;t <-aii 'i tor bija tor , n uus l,soa* •'°/o o! it is <ugesbble anu a Boiucc 01 energy; pften better
i*1'1"'"1 than meat; certainly more delicious and economical. Quickly and
conveniently prepared. Every child will like it Ask your Grocer.
water.
The work cf initiating the
"Grandfathei Clau?i;" am -itI.ri Tit
was suixepslullv finished ■-aturdav
w l* . * ,11 when Hon, I* rid 1' Hra^^nn
Washington, June J.—Senator j r, , , „ nranson
vLa Folds' amendment to the of the State Democrats,
Railroad bill to provide for the C«..nnmtee. filed wit-,
ascertainment of the physical val- t,le ecrc'rtr> 0 State at Cutlui
uation of the property of railroads 1 P1-'11 ■1-ns a-,kin),' I k an • ice
engaged in interstate commerce! anu'I,'lment • ' In-
was defeated in the Senate today jnui"xr ()t na,nes turned in
.. oc o„ ' 1 ' . amounted to
earnestly 10
lesu l.
achieve the desiied
Notice
The Cjrporotion Cummissiom is
sending by piepaid express to
County Superintendents a bundle
ot maps to supply each s:hool
distiiet in your county will} a
ejpy. and request that some mem-
ber of the Board of Trustees for
;i.h district call on the Super in-
A Ccl.'cate Hint.
T''o very ca:!av"!"oas-looklnT tramps
looked ia ar ti.11 window of a i-allway - - - —t - --'
sit'aiHhis k^' a l"Usra"h 0i"'!at0'r A Wetldiilg Party I G.-VV. Mitchell, candidate for
"Say, 1 iii'iincr." our: of thein said in ^'r Robert Bozarth and Miss 1 County Judge is a'lawyer of good
a vitj lni-.y vim i.i.urt a ciiuiile. fT -'.el Renshaw, both of Hennes-1 ability and, if elected will make
0 en;.lies gi::a' east"—Haruer'a "11 — ■■
say, came down and were married ! a model judge-
Weekly.
-'t'aid andver-
by a vote of 25 to 30. ' ' ' " 1"."—^ 10 42 000 and pe
The thirty again'st the piovi- Ut'°nS are sl!" Pou"ng into head-, dent lor Hi, copy for his school.
.ion were cast by Republican J number'7 slgtrs lal| Ab°Ut ^ largest freight
Of the twenty-five affirmative! about ;JS Q *>ners wasj trams that has
votes, hftcen were cast by Demo- i Tuesday evening, It had a string ' 000,000 acres. mostToi'°wiilchUeouia be
crats and ten by Republicans! ,TI e ""usually short tunc in of 02 cars on and it took two en ' '
..the Republicans who voted "
the amendment were: Messrs
model
by the probate judge at his office ! tising.
No jc^e About This. this morning. They were accom Foft Sai.k— ffaStflinie Range
The peonle who can afford to pay panted by four couples as follows: I (Quick Meal) fine ^ntl1tioni A
Mr. and Mrs Ross Marshall, Thos.: ply to Chatles Staple?.
Young and Miss Mable Willis, Mr. Martin was a pliant call-
at this oiiice. We^nqsday and
the increased juice of coal are the
|:e(.ple Who b.)iii;ht their winter's sup-
ply last sunniier uad don't have to
worry. Thai * ■ lie tremendous ail John Kinsley and Miss Clara Ren-
vantage of the rich.—Detroit Frtv I • t i, ,
Pre8S. 1 shaw, lom Renshaw and Miss
Eliza Choate.
After dinner at the
Uncultivated Vea of Spain. Deane Hotel the hippy couple
Thv cultivated area of Spain is a lit- and ftien ls are seeing the town
j . He over 2.000.000 arris a: d tile han- , o„,i 11 . , .1
passed through I ,,,,, an„ llnci,;tiv:iteil a,..a abullt ^ and Wl11 return to Hennessey on
, . 1 - Ti,. 0ii , J « ' '■ " " cn..,6 000,000 acres, most 01' which couia be l'le eve"'ng train. — Wednesday
crats and ten by Republicans' a y s,lort "me 111 of 02 cars on and it took two enJ rendered productive by Irruatibn. j Midget.
(q{ , which this proposition was initia >..ns ty pull it. yuite an audiepce "k'nt> " were but
.— led'makes a record in the, SCen it go through.
Dorah, Bristow. Doliver. Gamhie - — --—— |
Jones and La Kollette 7'he Dem- PAlt> ADVhRTlsiNCi
oemts were: Messrs Bacon, Bailee '
(Clay, Fletcher, Frazier, Gore,
Newlands, Overman, Owen, Payn-i
ter, Purcell, Rayner, Simmons, !
Stone and taylor.
The defeat of the \.n follette 1
provision was followed by the '
presentation of one by Senator j
Simmons requiring such physical
valuution ol the propeity involved
in cases before the Interstate Com-
merce pommission! fle spoke in
Support of the amendment,
For Commissioner
Thomas W. Holmes, who has
announced as a candidate for
. ! • ' • .1 • . .
county commissioner from the
•econd district on the democratic
, Jl •' I K . ■ 1 . . '
ticket, ts one ot the best known of
Kingfisher county's pioneer set-
tlers. Mr. rtclmes homesteaded
bis farm where he now resides in
1889. and has made a competence
by thrift and honest toil and is a
man of unquestioned integrity and
rood business ability. If elected
\o the office to which he now asks
the nomination he will give to the
taxpayers of this county a strictly
business admistration of the affairs
of that office. The same business
ability that has nude him suc-
cessful farmer and business man
will be devoted to the interests to
the taxpayers. He is a democrat
of the old schobl, true to his con-
victions and honest in his beliefs.
The voters can make no mistake
in|nominating Mr. Holmes in the
August primary. '
County Institute.
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I,.:- :
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Smith of
Enid were heie over Sunday visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. L Moore.
gave the editor sevox^l:good items.
We would like to s^e. more of the
citizens and get acquainted,
FOR SALE—Ni<?e- bright cow
pea hay, S. A. Rogers. tf.
II C. Hill, of-" tiframi; Texas,
stopped off in Heitiessey Monday
for a visit with :Tiis sister and
brother-in-law,Mc and Mrs. Roy
White. ■
How the State of Oklahoma Can Build Its Capitol Without
Cent of Direct Taxation.
It can buy 2,000 acres of hind near OklahornaOity at $300 per aore
The cost will be $1100 000.
It can re*ervt) 10 iicres^fur oapitol purposes;
1 his will leave 1,1)00 acres.
Each acre will pint into eight lots.
This will innke lf>,f>80 25-foot lota.
Each lot will sell for $300.
Thic will make a total of $1,701,000.
The commissions at 10 per cent on the lot sales will be $170,100.
Other expense* tuny amount to $100,000.
It cau pay back to the Slate Treasury tho $<>00,000.
This will leave a net balance of $-i,533,000.
\ou will give $300 fur one of the lots, wouldn't you?
The net balance would pay for an elegant Capitol.
If would not cost anybody anything except the people who
bought the lots.
THE INDl'STlAL COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA CITY „ a
1, , , , ,, ,, . monev. Here are a few of the a
RAISED A LARGE SI M OF MONEY TO PAY THE PACKING supplies we carry in stock: %
HOI SE B< >N I SES. | Lifting Jacks j jj[
On May lit, 15)09, it bought 570 acres of land. ! Inner Tubes-Goodrich, 2sx2i
811 TO 815 WALKUT ST., KANSAS CHY,M0.
The Old l?ell£blr> Doctor Ofde«t'n eo nrf . . -
SBSi?SSWfiffiKlK-
state?1*to^treat Z Cfircoic, K3ryous M Special Diseases
"f "ml <•* r s. M^liclncs WMrVL.ryiv™.,.^ r.^fr m ^T,Tr «d''^',C0
|(-n irfc; VS low. p\-eri !I. vO caae-i cnr d. Apo ^nd fxn,-nence are lm?nft u t it
Ce" ,L'OI1BUlul"un coufldeniS, '"noSSilj ot toUmSr0"
Ph'ntttSfe^
Va r i celo
J""'* d,<bWtJ'. KvMititii ot the exu l .
tern etc., pt'rm;(ue:,t:y cured withoutpalg.
Svnhili^ That terrible dlaesac, in
f'! - 1 ttUis forms aad
cured- foi4 life. Blood poisonine and all
private diseases perruafleiitly cured.
SO OK f^r>tb®lh pafes, r
f . .. pletures, w|th full description
of above dlneaijen, the t fTet-t sand cure. sAat
gegjed in plain wrapper~tre*.
I'fT Rai thii Bcs'k far tl fcforsatioa It ustilu.
Free musbum anatomy For Mknonlt
I am agent for the
wmte Sewing Machine
Come in and will Demon-
state it to you at any
time.
ti. A. WAHL.
AUTO SUPPLIES
Buy your supplies at home. We
can save you both time
Seminal Weakness >nd
13Webiytyr^m
and excess—causing ni^ht losses
and loss of aezual power, piniplpg and
I' "VM. s on the face, confused ideas and
forpetfulness,bashfulnes« und av< rt-ion to
society, e;c.. cured -for iifo. I stop night
losses, restore sexual power, nerve acd
brain pnwi-r.rnlnrpeand streriRthiu weak
parts and uiakey.,u flt formarriape. Send
for free book and list of questions.
Ka^icnlly cimd with a
xi. nfw|nfall!b!a Homo
2nd GlAP'} "■•■tmcKit. No m-
mrume^t.**, no pain, no
^ detention from business.Cure guaranteed.
] J- 'Qk and llstof qupftions free-cent sealed.
fr.xr: rrwrp'- - ■ y/ jygf, -
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DUNN TRANSFER CO.
and | o
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5
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^ Do all kinds
I of HAULING
0 r.
l^xpressacgc
Baggage
Freight
Piano Moving
A Specialty
The County Institute opened at
kingfisher Monday morning under
the management of Ccunty Super-
intendent George Moore The en-
rollment for the first week is 119,
I hey cost $lSo.000, or $32;> per acre.
It was platted into 4,388 lots.
Lots numbering 2,274 have been sold for the sum of $032,707.56.
This paid the bonus ot $400,000 for the Packing Plants.
It repaid the investment of §185,000.
There is a cash balance on hand of over $18,000.
There remains 2,114 lots to be sold Ht the bookprice of $
And acreage price of these was $87,733.54.
Some of the lots sold for $125, most of them for a larger sura.
Would you prefer a lot in Packiugtown to one near the Capitol
The following list of instructors j "f the stateV
have been secured: E. S. McCabe, j tc „ ,i •. i , . , , ,
Mrs. A. L. Shattuck. J. R. God ' ^ ^ W°nl<1 ,)B W°rUl ",0re tl,Hn Packiugtown' a
frey, G. W. Dowrey and S. H.llot8Mntl *e" for '"""gar sums of money.
9hoate- ; The I'ackingtown proposition was a success, because the addi-
tion ot the packing houses to Oklahoma City made a demaud tor
$4.25. 30x3, $500. 3lx3£,$6.25.
Inflating '1 ubes and Supplies.
Tire Pressure Gauges $1 50.
Electric Wire Equipment.
Battery Connections.
Spark Plugs, a«sorted.
j Machined Bolts and Nuts.
Tire Cement and Patches.
Smoothon iron Cement for
500' leaky radiators, etc.
| Compressions fluids.
| Cotter Pins, assortea.
Steel Washers, assorted.
Grease Guns.
Mud Hooks.
Carbide, best grade put up in
.air-tight cans. 10 lbs. for S5c.
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Okianoma Gonservatoru ot Music
Is now prepared to offer patrons.the
Best Instruction on the Piano, Reed, String and
Brass Instruments. Will be prepared in
a few days to add voice culture
Remember that a conservatory offers many advantages that the
student will not get at home, and will naturally arouse
greater interest on the part of the student.
En n - d1 T1^E 'JIANO will also receive a FREE
(. I KM. 0I> ORCHES1RA WORK on this instrument:
BAVIS, Superintendent.
First Class Mustard for your
Salad and Mayonnaise dressing more residence lots
can be had under that old reliable '
Ipbel THE ALTON (iOODS.
If you rote to adopt the rail-
road amendment June 11 you
vote to restore conditions of terri-
torial day as to railroad affairs.
The Capitol location proposition will be a success, for the reas
Vulcanize Your Inner Tubes
The patches will not come off
when tire heats on along run.
We are prepared to handle this
work for you at small cost and we ;
Local narkets
Wheat
Corn
Corn ear
Hens
Turkeys
10 to 11c
Butter
1 be
son that the looatiou of the Capitol iu Oklahoma City would creata ; 8uarantee tlie patches we put on
an additional and far greater demand for a choicer class of lots und f U win sUy^txedVoo ^ ^
they would be sold to supply that necessity, j We may not have everything
\\ ill the people of Oklahoma cast aside facts aud figures such as ''lat an auto'st w'" nced, but we
these, listening to the cry of Guthrie "wait a little longer," per [stock^ ^ We do not carry in,
iiiitting an opportunity thus afforded to be delayed, until it is too
late, and they are required to tax themselves for the purposes of
erecting a suitable state house? ! .. north main street
We think not—that is, if they know beans when the bag's open Wc are a!so a8cnts for <-he Stewart
, , ... ' j Speedometer. It is a good om-
it is House Cleaning Time
Wnen you got ready to slart, remember that we have
INSECT POISONS and INSECT POWDERS
HOl'SEHOLD AMMONIA
BORAX -Mule T earn
MOTH BALLS, ETC.
If you decide to repaper. remember that we also carry one of
the best lines of WALL PAPER iu town
F. A. Dinkier, The Druggist
HOLMES BROTHERS
And most uf us flatter ourselves that we do.
land sells for $15 and upward.
Entire Time Devoted to the Prac-
tice. Twenty five Years Experi-
ence. Largest Library in West-
ern Oklahoma.
Kingfisher, Okla.
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The Press-Democrat. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 3, 1910, newspaper, June 3, 1910; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc132310/m1/4/: accessed August 16, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.