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BARTLESVILLE, OKLAHOMA.
monhay. September ifi.
Mm. Mark Vfeker. Music was fur-
nished by the Wggner Frelburge or-
chestra.
Every Afternoon Except Snndiij
II j The
BARTLESVILLE rUBLISIflXi CO.
i N'ew fall suifH arriving (laity at
[Sliurpe'a.
-oh 1< ia1, (01 MY l'al'Ell
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TELEl'UONES:
Editorial Department .
Iiu*ines  ll('|iiiitnwrtt ...
Miss Vera Coblelgli loft this morn-
_ Imr for I'rsallne academy in Pro!a,
Editor i Kas.
GIRL STILL III JML
Tff.S* HAN W HO MINT W VTI R
IMO NOT AITKAM IN COITIT
(Jirl < onvleled of V a lira ury (barge
I'our Vlnltors Went Slumming.
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Now fall street
4Silly at Sharpe'H.
Dally, l y .Mall, Striertj la Advance:
One Year   i   $4.001
Six Months — V 2.00
Three MouUia   1.00
One Month     40
By Carrier.
One Week — - - ? JO
Entered at the I'otitul'liei; at flair-
tlesillle, as ISccoud-elas* Matter.
Tra.velurs may have their mall ad-
dressed in cure of Till; DAILY KN-
TERPRISR representative in \ew
York City, at No. 2111 liast Twenty-
third Street, or can read The Knter-
prlse when In New York liy calling
at the above address.
Ctiiengo lte|ireHenlatlve,
Bohert e. OonKlas, HOs-tt Sieger
llniltUug.
EaHlern IlepreHciitatlve,
W. IK "Ward, Tribune Hlilyb New York
The above label la Issued 'to the
Rai'tl^avlllo Enterprise l>y the Juiiir-
natioijal Typographical Union, lA -
caimo the Enterprise employs none
but, memberH of fho TypoKraphleal
Union in ita mechanical depurtinuui.
nBTMrfiim it, t#iA
H E ITBl.ll AN 50M IN AT IONS
County Judge—
, ROSS J. IIEATON.
County Attorney—
i J. ROBERT RAY.
Sheriff—
1 CHARLES E. ALLEN,
dbunty Treasurer—
} JOHN JOHNSTONE
Register of Deeda—
Robert j. (don> wallacw
($erk of tl^a District Court—
f I* C. POLLOCK.
County Clerk—
I P- MITOHBIJj.
County "fuperintondeqlH-
IIKLEN L. RUNAWAY.
Couity Surveyor— " ;
* JAMES E- HJCKEY.
ABseBsor—
PRANK B. GUNN.
Commisslcui«r Iftt, lilatrlct—
j SIDNEY M. BROW '
dommls8(oner 2nd District—
I ARTHUR M. WHBEDER
CpmmisBlouer 3rd District.—
* W, W. BUSK1RK.
Don Burch lias resumed his position
with the First National Dank after
un Illness with typhoid.
Call np 40S for pure wnter.
W. A. Slonorook, poatolHco in-
spector, pasi'd through Bartlesvilh
last niRhl on his way to Copan where
he will look Into (he robbery r.f tlu
Copan post office.
J. It. Charlton was in Okesa yes-
terday on business.
Home made corned Ijeef at the Star
Meal Market. Phono No. 308.
' New fall slreet drosaes arrives
t^aily at Sharpe's.
1 The county oonmiisHionorH of No-
wata county whp were io meet with
the. county commissioners hero today
did not. arrive, probably owlnjj to th<
Imd roads as they planneij to come by
automobile. Out} member (if the luiuj''1
named .fohu Gravn ami who ruaiuqi
in Wann arrived hare, however. Tht
I w6 boards were to meet lu regard U
it bridge which was lo be, built ovfi
iCottQp cr«ek at the boundary line of
the two count low.
, Lut .ua aey you iMt n,?w ruf , tHU;
fpll. We lmve everything that's to be
had In Axminsters aud Wiltons. Oui
prices are positively the lowest.—Ttu
Household Furniture C'o.
Lena Austin is still a prisoner in
the city jail, although she will pro-
bably never be tried on the charge of
larceny. When the case was called at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the com
plaining witness, Mr. Lemon, a pro-
minent Tulsa man failed to appear in
court, although he had caused
girl's arrest when be discovered his
watch was missing. He and th<
girl were in a room together at a
local hotel Sunday. The Austin
woman was tried on the. charge
vagrancy and found guilty. She did
not pay her fine.
Four out-of-town visitors to the city
admitted in court this morning they
had licked up too many elixirs of
mirth which resulted In their being
locked up on the charge of drunken-
ness. They were fined (he minimum
(Mils morning. They were E, II. Laddc
I. Gilbert, Denny Allen and Charles
Brown, tho latter an Indian. Helen
llrown, failed to appear in court to
answer to the charge of vagrancy and
forfeited a bond of $I.V
\DEWEY IVE^Sj
Among the guests at the Dewey ho-
ld yesterday were Wm. MetcaJf of
Pawhuska^ U Rugh 4>ul I'^L. Ros-
alter of C'offeyvllle. Chas. Ken of Ok-
lahoma City, Frank Hadley of Inde-
A number of Dewey people Satur
day night and Sunday were picnicking
at. Young's lake. They bad grpat
sport bunting and fishing and bathing
and camping and cooking. Some fish|
j pendent e, O. J. Shelby and 1). T. John were caught and some game was' bag-
son of Scipio, Has., S. N. Dagger oflged. Everybody reports a good time.
Vehmond, Kas., and W. F. Teague of! Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs.
O. Hatten underwent an opera*
of appendicitis this morning iu.
th| city hospital MMfc i  getUng' Rloitg
mpy. .
lancy eating apples, just in today,
fctt' The Bartlesville Produce co.
Plfcne No. 844.
P  
^lr and Mri. A, D. Morton have re-
tiipi'U from an extended tour and
bimmttr trip In the west. Among the
plijfces viBited were many of the won-
dejrful And picturesque natural scen-
ery of Gelorado, California,( Oregon.
AVjuhington and Utah.
School books, tablets, pencils, paints
ai)^ supplies at Cauipbell's Red Cross
drtfc store.
|i|i«s Delia Croft is attending tbe
gfeat Durbar and fair at Tulsa this
week. ^
New Call suits arriving daily at
Mr. and Mrs. C- £«. Johnson went to
Butler, Mo., last, night for a short
visit and business trip.
!Three quart hot water .bot tles, for
Ale., regular {1.00 and values at
(«mpbeH'B Red Cross drug Btoro.
, Misses Graybill, Sbea, Leach, Holm
ajtd Irwin were hostesses at a danc-
ing party held Saturday evening In
t^e Moose halL It had been planned
tf dance at the Country Club but this
v^as changed owing to t)ie bad wea-
tber. The guests were Miases L n-
nom, Kreep, Katherin and Helen Mo-
ran. Graybill. Duck. Messrs. Farrel,
Rollins, Ward, Anderson, Avery,
Tlmee e, Holm, Johnstone, Alman,
Mrright, Phillips, Madausky and Mr.
aad Mrs. Howard Cannon and Mr. and
Thm ll in Off CaUrrh in una KTUon of t6e couatrr
tkm all other tlferaM put tonrthw. Mill until Uw l  t
lift >H  suppusud to be iDcutable. For a great
rouy re®r  dort'>r« pnmoun(*d ft a local dleeam- and
DNMrlbed local nmedtea, and by constantly Mttnt
M cure with local Treatment, pronounced It Inrurable.
IMnce luu proven Catarrh to be a conaUt uUonal da>
cafe. aAd Uuirekxa miulres ooaMKuUxuil treatment
■lira Catarrh Cure, manuracturMl by K. J. Cbcney
a Co.. Toledo. Ohio, ll tbe only Conatltutlonal cure oa
tie markat. It U taken Internally In dow* tram 1ft
otpa to a teoapoonnil. It acta directly on tba blood
4bd muc.Hu turfacrt ol the ayatem. They offer one
WBdred doUani (or any raw It folto to run. 8<a4
fer circnlara and teatlmonlala.
Addres: F. J. CBK.VEV k CO., Toledot OUS.
vSold by DrunlMa, 75a. m
?ak  ltoU * i amlly Pllla lot coMtiWtioa. *
S\v>vl 1, lUiu (4 oljtUlran'a dresses a
Shar.ye'^.,
J, V,, DelametteT is hij^o froip- IIow-
art^ ^v s., looking after business in
terests. He forijifirly resided here
but lq now liyiijg on a farm aea
Howard.
' Stylish dre^JUkUig. VYork.fuan^
teetl. U2 Choctaw avenue.
Now fall  uiV^
Sharpe's. • ,
A marriage license, wa^ is$\jed t<^-
day fo T.M. Cochran, agefl IK, and
Miss Clara Hymer, aged 22, both of
Bartlesville.
The mopt comj)|ete ,\inc of dfesaer
eve? show a la tlue pfy, ev«ry desigt
and fintsh that you Could wish for
'•You'll dp better at the Hotieeholi
Furniture Co."
New fall street drosses arr|vln(
daily at Sharpe's.
The Washington County 'Medica
Society will resume Its meetings nex
week which were suspended durinf
the hot weather.
Miss Mabel Voogele who is a grad
uate In piano in the department o
music, has received exoelleut Instrur
tlon under Silvio Sclontl of the Am
erlcan Conservatory of Music in Chf
cago, aud has received her diplonr
from the Virgil Clavier School of N
Y. In order to introduce the famom
Clavier work, Mies Voegele will, wit!
qut extra coat, give to 4. ach pf h 
Btudeats, on^ extra class lesson p 
week in tecVhie. lf,jou are Interest
Otl in this, specialMp,. inquire at tb
Bartlesville School of Music, phon
No. 621 -R.
The case of N. Sttfl vs. TT. C. Krin
wes heard in Justice Backoff's cou'
today. It was a garnishment pnn-ee^
ing and the juBtice issued a wr'
against the defendant for $C>0.
Soe our big line of Royal WlUo1
rugs. As fine as can he found in an
city, at The Household Furniture* Co
Look In our window.
New fall street dresses arrlvini
dally at Sharpe's.
New silk dresses, all the now fa'
styles, at Sharpe's.
The case of Claude Warrenburg ii
the district court went to the jut'
late this afternoon. He is ehargei
with robbing an Tndian boy name'*
James McKinley.
Prescriptions filled right at th<
Star drug store.
Seventeen odd styles of nifty an<
up-to-date rockers, specials at whole
sale cost; Just come in; see them a
The Household Furniture Co.
Claude Warnburg was convicted o'
the charge of robbery by a jury ii
the district court this afternoon
Warnburg was accused of holding up
and robbing James McKinley at the
Fnion station several weeks ago. He
secured about $3.50 from McKinley.
ill
Hert's Employment, Agent) Will (Jet
It For Von.
; 'Hi y^u sjve looking -far. a petition
;r ee Bert's Biii|iluyincnt Agency. Peo
:,ile are seeking help each day; per-
suits# seeding work also. He brings
the employe^ and employe together.
ll' you ure seeking a job, jusjt sec
the Bert Employment Agency. You
Avill not long be out of work. On thi
:!pther hand, if you fire looking for a
man or woman to work eali his of-
Vice over the phone. He probably baf
i man or woman that will "just l'il
he bill."
Oiling Shoe*.
The best way to keep black leather
shoes from looking worn, and also
''rom breaking, is to dip a small flan-
iel rag In olive oil and rub It into
he leather: if-It needs further rub-
ting or wiping, take a fresh, dry flannel
ag and go over it. This method Is
;ood far the woman in mourning, as
it keeps her footwear black* without
.polishing it, and provides a dolled An-
Swell
Sharpy's
of children's dresses
nones at a caromerer.
The merits of bones as indicators of
fair or foul weather have been vouch-
ed for by the captain pf an Italian
steamer carrying a carg  of bones
from the South A*i#rlean port of
Bu«no« lyres «o New York. When
the ship was sailing toward a storm
recently the skipper stated the bones
creaked and moaned, and when fair
weather was ahead they were silent
again.
Good Qualities.
He alone la worthy of respect who
knows what is of use to himself aud
others, and who labors to control his
self-will. Each man has his own for
tune in his hands ; as the artist has a
piece of rude matter, which he is to
fashion to a certain shape. But tb«
irt of living rightly is like all arts;
tbe capacity alone is born with us;
It must be learned, and practiced with
Incessant care.
Thj  Heathen In His Bllndnm.
An Indian went hunting one day for
deer. After tramping through the
woods for some hours he came across
i herd and managed to kill one. He
shouidfcrtd It and started* for market;
which was some five miles away. Now
of course, the longer he walked the
heavier the deer got, and by the time
1e reached the deer market he was
ibout all In. He hung the deer on the
tcales and stood looking at It with
wonder. Finally he said to1 the rasa;
'Ugh! Let him hang a whilst''
Old Tree of Historic Interest.
Sir Stdaey Pooock, J. P., has just die
H>sed of hlB residence. Charlton
vOurt, Shepperton-on-Thames, Middle
<ex, England, in the kitchen garden of
which is a very old mulberry tree
learlng a tablet with the following in-
•criptlon; "Durlug the reign of Charles
ti. a fox was bunted from Windsor
park and took refuge in this tree,
where It was killed. The king, who
was present at the kill, e*pressed a
with that the tree should be preserved
to commemorate the longest run on
record."
Wayside.
I. Wanger of Bartlesville and E.
B. .fi'iininstf of this city are In St.
Louis for a weed's business stay.
Mrs. llerl Hanna Is recovering from
a recent attack of miliaria fever.
Mih. L 1.1. Ilartlcs, ,loe 11anles i^nd
Dave Todd, who went to Calgary,
Camulu, to see the great roping and
riding contests held there Sept. 2-7,
have returned home. They report aj
good time and enjoyed the trip and
contests immensely. The first prize
for tin1 licut average, time in the rop-i
ing contest was won by Ed Eekols ofi
Vrizona as was the prize for the fast-]
■hi time during the meet, Geo. Weir
and Joe. Gardiner, who have taken j
part, in contests here and are known I
')y many here, won second anci third I
respectively in the roping, Henry j
Iramtnar, the old reliable, who is so |
welt known and who usually gets off1
with part of the coin, had some of
the hard luck that no ambuht of skill i
could offset and failed to annex any j
of the prizes.
C. A. Towne, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Camp-
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward. Mr
and Mrs. Claud Bert and Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Self; Miss Cora Gar re (son and
J. J. Jarrett joined them there Sunday
morning in time to enjoy much of the
sport.
Mrs. Massey is somewhat improved
from a recent at tack of appendicil lii. j
T. II. llcat-herly has returned from
i short visit with friends and rela-
ives at his former home in llorton,
Kas.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Rowlln Bowsmaa Saturday uight.
Mother and baby arc doing well.
In an exciting closely contested
game the UeWey baseball foam defeat-
ed Wayside on the latter's home
ground Sunday by a score of!) to G,
H. Dickie and W. M. Hudson at-
tended the performance at the air-
dome at Bartlesville last night.
C. O. Wright, formerly with the
lied Cross has taken a position with
the Owl drug store.
Dick Gril'fen lias arrivod here from
Olean, N. v., to join his brother Jack
and make this his future home.
II. H. Barrett and O. A. Patridge
were callers in Bartlesville last night.
Pratt, Barndoliar of Coffeyvllle
here, for a few day's' visit with his
<;randmothor, Mrs. ,t. H. Bartles and
incle, Joe Bartles.
L. L. Gibson, was arrested Sunday
tilg^it on a charge of disturbing the
peaoe and arraigned in Judge No-
land's court yesterday morning. He
pleaded .not gutlty and was placed
ubder a $100 bond for appearance in
I'^urt Sept. 19. He raised the bond
aftd was released.
Ben Teague of Wayside transacted
Jjiislness here,yesterday.
L. L. Holmes pleaded guilty yester-
lay morning in Judge Noland's court
tb a charge of disturbing the peace
and was assessed 2.25, which he
paid.
J. L. Hoan Of Chicago, who has been
vnslting his brother,. Chas. Boan for
the past few days,, left yesterday for
'Tulsa.
?Mrs. Cora Ferris returned to her
home in Osage yesterday after a few
days' visit, here with her' brother,
Chas. Beegle and family.
The Clark & Bates Lumber com-
pany are having a new cement walk
put in on the east side of their yard
here.
F)r. J. S. 'Fisher, his son Edward,
tnd his daughter, Miss Ruth, are vis-
iting friends and relatives In Lansing
^nd Concordia, Kas., for a few days.
Master kdward will rentaiVi at the lat
,ier place to enter school for the com-
ing year.
A. G. Liddle returned to liis home in
Independence yesterday after trans-
acting business here.
J. \V. Ray of the Red Cross drug
Store left yesterday afternoon for ii
week's business trip to St. Louis.
Mrs> Knotts relumed to her home
In Tyro, Kas., yesterday after a few
days' visit, here with her daughter,
Mrs. M. C. Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Beanblossom re-
turned to their home in Coffeyvllle'
yesterday' evening after a short visit
hero with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hooen.
PAWHrSKA NKWN.
j Pawhuska, Okla., Sept. 17.—I.ast
(Sunday while crossing the road on
|her way home*from church Mrs. E.
|L. Hayes was struck by a passing au-
tomobile and thrown to the ground.
Her Injuries are not of a serious na-
ture, however.
A. Tayrien of Bartlesville was here
this week on business.
Mrs. James A. Carroll is able to he
out after being ill several weeks with
typhoid fever.
. Miss Crete Museller has taken a
place as teacher in, the public schools
in Ponca City.
Harry Kublman has returned from
Louisville, Ky., where he attended the
National Convention of Bakers.
The new students in the business
college are Edward, Phelps, purl Gra-
.hiim, Roy Tinker, Frances. Breeding,
Mlssos Viola Patron, Pearl Ravage and
Fern Barlow.
.. J    1 1 - 1 j
Piles Quickly
Cured at"
Pyramid Pile Remedy Huh .Ugdf the
World.Uad.
Many a bad chsfr'or piles has been
cured by just a trial package of Py-
ramid Pile Remedy. It. always proves
Its value and you can get the regular
size 00 cent box from any druggist,
but be sure you get the kind you ask
for.
' Simply send yotlr name and address
to Pyramid Drug; Co., 44(1 Pyramid
Bldg., Marshall, Mich., and yon will
receive a sample package of the great
Pyramid Pile Remedy in plain wrap-
per, by return mail, all charges pre-
paid.
Save yourself from the surgeon's
knife and its torture, the doctor and
bis bills. Pyramid Pile Remedy will
do' it, and thousands of testimonials
tpl! you emphatically it is the world's
Remedy for piles.
Marking Keyt.
If you have a number of keys la th«
ttable, shed, henhouse and such build-
ings, that look and feel about alike,
put wooden tags on them, with one
notch for the stable, two notches for
the henhouae, etc. You can tell at a
glance, then, or by feeling them if it
la dark, which key is the right one.
Put Away Small Thlngt.
Get rid of email wisdom and great
wisdom will shine upon you. Put
away goodness and you will be nat-
urally good. A child does not learn
to speak because taught by professort
of the art, but because it lives among
people who can themselres talk.—
Chuang Tzu.
Most complete line of toilet articles
In the city.—Star drug store.
Home Smoker b cent*.
M. J. Sheahan Is visiting her for a'
few days with his nephew, Jack
Griffen. Mr. Sheahan stopped offj
here en route from Olean, N. Y.
where he has been visiting folks, to
his home in Tulsa.
In the suit of H. D. Lawrence vs.
Bill Baker for the recovery of a sum
of money on a note in Judge Noland's
court yesterday, the contesting part-
ies agreed to a settlement out of
fourt.
The eases of Atwood and Caringer
vs. Wm. Wilson and Norman French
[ and Atwood and Caringer vs. Tom
| Halfmoon and Norman French, in
which the plaintiffs asks that gar-
nishee proceedings be allowed against
funds belonging to the defendants is
| a local bank, were continued until
i October.
Chas. Ford has returned from a two
Weeks' visit with friends and reh -|
lives in Fort Smith and other Arkan-
sas points.
A Barbed Wire Cut, Collar
or Saddle Gall not properly
healgg lea*es a dlsngttrJnjjj
"" Ballard's
SNOW
ILINIMENT
la the night ftrmcdy for All
Abrasions of the Flesh.
. If th(>i"Woiitld is'cl^an3td; and
I the Unineru . applied, promptly,
[the healtnc process bepins at
| once and ttbo- wound heals iron
I the inside outwardly, thus per-
I forming a perfect euro ' lhat
1 leaves no scar. If tbe wound
I heals on the outstde too qutek-
I ly.. pus forms under the sur-
Iface and breaks out Into a run-
| ning sore thm is hard lo cure
land inevitably loaves a bad
(scar.
| Owners cf blooded stock pre-
I fer this liniment to alt others
I for that reason, and tliey use It
I not cnlv on fino animals, but
Ion human flesh, as it does Its
| work quickly and thoroughly.
Price 25cv SOe and SI.OO.
I JamesF.Baltard.Prcp. St.Louis,Mo. I
I Stephens Eye Salve :s a healing I
ointment for Sore Eyes. J
|5otoANoRc*oM*eNoroB¥|
;ampbell's red cross drci>
STORK,
THE MENDELL HARDWARE COMPANY
"HOT t'R MERCHANTS"
For the coming season we have been
appointed Hot Air Merchants to the
people of Bartlesville and Washington
County.
We have no exclusive franchise, other
than the natural right granted by
public favor and fostered by good
service. , > •
It is only a matter of a few days now
until cold weather will be with us to
stay. A chill is in the morning air.
The nights are growing longer. It is
dark now at six-thirty.
Every season there are many men who
procrastinate.
They put off their heating problems
until a cold snap catches them without
afire. Breakfast is spoiled because
the room is cold, The man of house
is grouchy.
John blames Mary for the poor break-
fast—he has to blame somebody.
Then he chases down to Mendell's to
buy a stove, only to find a dozen other
men ahead. Each man wants his
stove put up first. They all have sick
babies.
Then sixteen Mendell-Men begin to
put on steam.
Four delivery wagons do double duty.
Their crews sally forth over the city
armed with wrenches and supplied
with good nature. Their duty is their
pleasure. They make few mistakes.
Like smooth running machinery is the
Mendell system.
But why wait until the last minute?
In our house, right now, the largest
stock of heating goods in the city is
ready for inspection, at the lowest
known cost
We are specialists in hot air merch-
andise. We go direct to the factories
for our goods. We buy at the right
prices. We have only one price. That
is our best price.
To customers of approved credit, we
will sell heating goods now, with the
privilege of payment November first.
Why wait when we grant such liberal
terms?
You know you must have heat before
that time, why not have it now when
the air is chill?
Then when the rush comes you will be
saved discomfort.
Ask us to build you a cozy fireplace
wherever you want it. You don't
need a chimney, and it will cost little
more than a stove.
Let us install logs or grates in that new
house. Pay us any time up to Novem-
ber first.
We will repair and connect your old
stoves.
MENDELL HARDWARE
Sti l)RC(a d
COMPANY
-''wiERVICE1'-