The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 103, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 27, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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HEALS
^ OLD SORES
Every old sore is an external symptom of a depraved or polluted con-
dition of the blood. These festering places on the flesh are kept open and
in a state of irritation because the circulation is continually discharging into
them the impurities and morbid matters with which it is filled. This pol-
luted condition of the blood may be the remains of some constitutional
trouble; the effect of a long spell of sickness, which has left the bloodstream
weak and germ-infected, or because the natural refuse of the body, which
should pass off through the proper avenues, has not all been eliminated
and has been absorbed into the circulation. External treatment may
cause the place to scab over temporarily, but the blood is not made any
purer by such treatment, and soon the sore will return or break out at
another place and be as bad or worse than before. 8.S.S. heals old sores
by removing every particle of impurity from the circulation. It goes down
to the very bottom of the trouble and so completely changes the circulation
that there is no longer any impurity to drain through the sore, but the
place is once more nourished with rich, healthful blood. S. S. S. heals the
Bore from the bottom, the skin regains its natural color, and when S.S.S.
has thoroughly cleansed and purified the blood the plate is permanently
healed. Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who
w™1®- THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Dr. Walteix H. McKenzie, Specialist
Diseases of Men nnd Women
Office over Okltvh^miv Stale Bank
Rooms 10 11-12-13 14-15
Electric, V^por, Nrdicated *nd Tu'knh Bktk*
Phone No. 2
i Coftftectiftd Eipert At(en<Un
PLUMBING,
K. L. DUNLAP,
224 Writ Randolph PHONE
First Mortgage Bonds
Are Good
Garfield Exchange Bank
Certificates Are Better
You can get money any time on them, Abso-
lute security.
CALL AND SEE US
Do Your Banking With the
First National Bank of Enid
Capital $100,000.(10
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN GARFIELD COUNTY
OFFICERS
H. H. CHAMPLIN, President
S. T. GOLTRY, Vice-President
JOHN P. COOK, Cashier
J. N. SMITH, Ass't Cashier
DIRECTORS:
E. B. Weatherly, H. H. Champlin,
C. E. Gannon,
S. T. Goltry John P. Cook.
Chick Bring Bran.
Pianos
Mehlin & Son
Pianos
Everett
Pianom
Frederickson Music Co.
Everything in Music
224 W. Randolph SI.
Enid Oklahoma
Adam Schaat
Pianos
Lyon A Healy
Pianos
M imball
Pianos
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
Let Us Figure Your Next Bill
Phone 182
Enid Planing Mill Co
PLAT HENRY DAVIS TRACT
Tliidmml V effrie* Will Offer a Tract
That Has Never Changed Hands
Since the Opening.
One of the best pieces of acreage
close to the suare has finally suc-
cumbed to the growth of Enid and
is now being sold in lots. This is
the land of Henry Davis, on North
Fourth street, and is uniue in the
fact that it has not changed hands
since the government patent ^as
first Issued to Mr. Davis. The ab-
stract of the title to this property
will probably be the briefest ever
known, showing only the one trans-
fcr. While Mr. Davis has kept his
land intact. Enid has grown com-
pletely around it. so that this new
addition is already built up on all
four sides. Messrs Thlebaud &
JeffrieR will handle the sale of the
lots on their original plan of one
dollar down and one dollar a week,
without interest. Considering the
unuestionable value of these lots
this is a most liberal offer.
The new addition will be tailed
Davis Park. Many will remember
the wonderfully uick sale of lots
held in this city a year ago t>y Thle
baud A: Jeffries. They sold out a
entire addition In one day of eight
hours and opened the sale to great
confidence in Knid real estate, by
an object lesson of what Enid could
do when presented with an attrai
tive opportunity.
o
Key to IWtnkci's—"How to (Jet State
Funds."
Pryor Creek, Ok., .Ian. 27.-
out-of-town state banker was telling
us the other day how a bank
must do to get state money or
least how he was approached," say:
\V. F. Allen, editor of the Pry
Creek Republican. "He secured
little state money: before it arrived
there caine a letter from St a
Treasurer Menefee's brother, whe
has a Kansas City bank, soliciting
his exchange business. The lette
was not answered, nor were fou
others that followed. It Is needle
to say that he did not keep the
state money very long and has not
been able to set any more. Thi
banker is a democrat, but he don
like to play In the state treasurer
little relative game."
EPUBLIGANS VOTED
10 EXItNQ TUX IE
WING TO THE HEAVY III ItDEN
T WAS DECIDED TO ITT
OFF DAY DAY.
Guthrie, Okla.. Jan. 27. The re-
publican members of the legislature
ill support the proposition lo ex-
nd I he payment of 1909 taxes to
rll 1. The minority in the lower
use could have prevented such
tension by defeating the emer-
ncy clause, but this they did not
sire to do. In fact, the repub-
licans believe that staie taxes are so
high throughout Oklahoma that the
rmers should be given every ex-
nslon possible. The minority
ould have favored a division of the
xes, paying one-half on April I
d one-half six months later, in
der to relieve the farmers as much
possible from heavy taxes.
Arguments have been made
gainst any extension of taxes for
reason that It many counties
re are outstanding warrants to
taken up; teachers' salaries to
paid, and also the fees of numer-
ous court witnesses, all of which
being held up at the present
, all because the people have
not paid taxes. In such counties
need of immediate money for
> purposes is manifest. For
his reason many county officers
ire against this extension. It was
own that while in some counties
0 per cent of the people have paid
their taxes, that really 90 per cent
le taxes have not been paid,
hich shows that the small taxpayer
has already secured his receipt from
e county treasurer.
Some of the legislators state that
le extension of taxes will in al-
ost every county benefit only the
corporation, banker and others.
It was shown too that in some
ounties not enough taxes have been
paid up to the present time to pay
the interest on the outstanding
bonds. This is practically true of
Atoka county.
Another representative reports
that since taxpaylng time com-
menced there have been more chat-
tel mortgages filed in one day than
there was ever filed In one week in
the previous history of the county.
In one of the western Oklahoma
ounties a representative says there
is not a farm in the county that is
not mortgaged because of the fact
of poor crops and high state taxes.
The opinion seemed to be gen-
eral among both republican and
democratic members of the legisla-
ure that while it is not good busi-
ness judgment to extend the pay-
ment, yet because of the exceedingly
heavy taxes no other course could
pursued. It was argued that in
many cases farmers and others will
able to secure money on mort-
gages and on crop prospects on
April 1 that, they could not secure
at the present time. The repub-
!cans are supporting every propo-
sition that would tend to relieve the
taxpayer.
NEW CHARTERS ISSUED
Guthrie. Ok., Jan. 27.—State
barters were issued today as fol-
lows:
Ada Industrial company of Ada.
with $10,000 capital stock. The
incorporators are J. D. Ward. W. H.
Ebey. Tom Harper. E. M. Hardin,
W. Hays, L. J. Little, E. H.
Lucas, J T. Cobb. R. W. Simpson
and W. H. Clark, all of Ada.
moraine company of Oklahoma
City, with $:i000 capital stock. The
incorporators are J. S. Jackson, C.
M. Jackson and R. S. Jackson, all
of Oklahoma City.
rOR FEVEKINIINENI9 AM) ACHINC.
Whether from Malarious condition!!, Colds or
overheating, try Hick>' CAIUD1NE. It re-
duces the fever and r-alievet ti- * aching. It'«
Uuuid —10. 15 and ftf «*nti .ruir BU'W
yOU CAN easily pay
■ your meat bill if you
buy your mill work of us.
The Dillon Frame
Company
SIS Mf> Maple SI Inld. Ohlt
ATTORNEYS.
RUHBEHTS ft CURRAN.
1010 1-2 Monroe Street.
Mi ID i i ■ ■ OKI A.
DISTRICT ONE.
Comprising ail that portion o of the City of Enid lying north of
Broadway.
Miss Lolo King, 1002 West Broadway 17,942
Miss Jessie Scott, care Kennedys Store, City 17,924
Miss Estella White, 702 East Broadway 17,772
Miss Maudaline McCutcheon, 620 West Maple 17,226
Miss Hazel Roberts, Post Office News Stand. City 15,116
Miss Carrol Butin, 406 West Walnut 14,886
Miss Helen Donald, 416 North Jeferson 14,116
Miss Ruby Frederickson, 412 Broadway 14,112
Miss Ella Fife, 210 East Broadway 14,102
Mrs. Fern V. Myers, Loewen Hotel, City 13,507
Miss Edna Hudkins, 223 North Fifth 12,828
Miss Helen Anderson, 1020 Nortth Washington 11,227
Miss Roqua Sturgis, 415 West P 7.824
Miss Mora Jacoby, 404 Boulevard 5,842
Miss Grace Goltry, Maple and Van Burch 4,989
Mrs. Dora Gibbs. 123 W Walnut 4,874
Mrs. Robt. Smith, West Elm 5,624
DISTRICT TWO.
Comprising all that portion of the City of Enid lying south of
Broadway.
Miss Agatha Hanson, care University, City 24.376
Miss Ada Campbell, 419 West Park 24,335
Miss Jeanne Hamilton, East Oklahoma . 24,298
Miss Ethel M. Harris, car# University City 24,207
Mrs. W. C. Rodgers, 1123 West Maine 22,742
Miss Garland Jones, 720 West Cerokee 23,424
Miss Grace White, 217 Soutii Madison 20,862
Mrs. A. J. Fisher, 1214 West Oklchamo 17.426
Miss Grace Alexander. 1204 West Oklahoma 16,512
Miss Alpha Gilliland, 716 North Grand 11,226
Miss Eva Britton, 819 East Maine 10,000
Mrs. Harry Eggleston, 402 West Mine ... 9.321
Miss Mabel Dunworth, 902 West . . 8,762
DISTRICT THREE.
Comprising all that portion of the state of Oklahoma lying east
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway, exclusive of the
of Enid.
Miss Mae Livingston, Edmond, Okla 12,179
Miss Ethel White, Marshall, Okla 11,722
Miss Ethel Ward, Bison, Okla 11,626
Miss Rose Henson, Hunter, Okla 11,447
Miss Fernie Lovell, Waukomis, Okla 11,108
Miss Maude Wheeler, Blackwell, Okla 10,872
Miss Vannie Gilchrist, Waukomis, Okla 10,862
Miss Lena Egers, Fairmount, Okla 10,564
Miss Minnie Beeby, Marshall, Okla. . . ., 10,530
Mrs. Maudie Young, Lamont, Okl 10,462
Miss Lena Wade, Lamont, Okla. .a 10,429
Mrs. C. C. Milton, Salt Fork, Okla 10,321
Miss Eva Williamson, Eddy, Okla 10,112
Miss Pearl Black, Waukomis, Ok 9,141
Miss Daisy Marsh, Kingfisher, Okla 8,121
Miss Lita Day, Bison, Okla 7,160
Miss Doll Albert, Newkirk, Okla 6,572
Miss Ida Lane, Deer Creek, Okla 5,784
Miss Jessie Hobbs, Hennessey, Okla 5,677
Miss Myrtle Armstrong, Eddy, Okla 5,622
Miss Oca Sear!, Numa, Okia 5,172
Miss Rachel Phelps. Kingfisher, Okla 5,172
Miss Bessie Bowerman, Hennesse Okla 4,947
Miss Mae Chester, Kingfisher, 0 4.781
Miss Marie Fearneau, Tonkawa, Okla 4,62ft
Miss Lucy Sears, Nardin, Okla 4,223
Miss Daisy Skagg, Numa, Okla 4,228
Miss Nellie Cox, Deer Creek, Okla 4,187
Miss Grace Broomfleld, Crescent, Okla 4,120
Miss Maude McAninch, Edmond, O Okla 4,112
Miss Ruth Comstock, Edmond, Okla 4,012
Miss Macie Meredith, Crescent, Okla 3.972
Miss Abbie Ramsey, Perry, Okla 3,914
Miss Fay Graves, Deer Creek. Okla 3,860
Miss Lelta Cooper, Nardin, Okla 3,742
Miss Pearl Teaster, Kingfisher, 0 3,620
Miss Lizzie Miller, Gen. Del., Muskogee 3,429
DISTRICT FOUR.
Comprising- all that portion of the state of Oklahoma lying west
of the Chicga.o Rock Island and Pacific railway, exclusive of the
city of Enid.
Miss Maud Watson, Ringwood, Okla 13.514
Miss Bessie Clapp, Nashville, Okla. 13,187
Miss Zoe Shaklee, Coldwater, Okla 13,182
Miss Edna David, Goltry, Okla 12,381
Miss Julia Nevins, Jett, Okla 11,54 8
Miss Flossie Anglin, Lahoma, Okla 11,378
Miss Nora McNight, Okeene, Okla 11,312
Miss Lizzie Miller, Okeene, Okla. 10.918
Mrs. Marjorie Everhart, Watonga, Okla 10,862
Miss Edna Love, R. F. D. No. 1, Enid 9,516
Miss Lucy Black, Goltry, Okla
Miss Eva Campbell, Goltry, Okla 8
Miss Gertrude Batin, Oakwood, O jj,82b
Miss Nellie Beeman, Helena, Okla 1,
Miss Mollie Chick, Alva, Okla
Miss Bessie Brown, Jett, Okla
Miss Eta Henderson, Cherokee, O % 7.81®
Miss Rose Jackson, Alva, Okla "-"J®
Mrs. Clara Eakins, Helena, Okla 7,628
Miss Sarah Holcomb, Cherokee, Okla 7'18«
Miss Edith Howard, Carmen, Okla jj.912
Miss Grace Nixon, Drummond. Okla .]■,
Miss Belle McAdoo, Carmen, Oklaltla 6.417
Miss Cathrine Costley, Darrow, 0 6.142
Miss Opal Bales, Carmen, Okla. .kla b.il®
Miss Bertha Davis, Alva, Okla
Miss Edith Murray, Coldwater. °,722
Miss Etta Shorter, Coldwater. Okla jj'"J
Miss May Ravencroft, Goltry, Okla °
Mrs. Anna Messenger. Coldwater. 5'11U
Miss Edith Kensell, Helena, Okla 4,527
Miss Daisy Pratt, Darrow, Okla. 4,172
Miss Pearl Douglass. Nash, Okla. 4.146
Mrs. Steve Bowman, Ames, Okla. 4,126
Miss Grace Overstreet, Cherokee, okla <.187
Miss Susie Mitchell, R. F. D 3,940
Miss Velma Roberts, Longdale. O^la 3.912
Miss Frankie Chestnut, Drummond, okla 3,774
Miss Myrtle Hlnkley, Watonga, Oua 3 "42
Miss Edith Mitchell, Ames, Okla. 3,726
Miss Low Cummingr, Nash, Okla. 3,680
Miss Clara Dally, Ringwood. Okla 3,416
Miss Ophelia Gaskell, Carmen, O^ia 3,242
Miss Grace Curl, Fairview, Okla. 3,141
Miss Mary Branthart, Lahoma. 0 3,126
Miss Lfezie Carr, Nash, Okla 3,116
Miss May Jackson, Ames, Okla 3,116
Miss Florence Payne, Hitchcock. Okla 2.940
Miss Anna Moore, Fairview, Okla 2.91 S
Miss Nettle Maze, Longdale, Okla 2'91®
Miss Georgia McQuary, Carmen, 2,912
Miss Martha Selgfred, Darrow, 2.716
Miss Hazel Weeks. Cherokee, 0 2,680
Miss Josephine Floyd, Fairview, Okla 2,289
E. L. 9WIGERT.
Lawyer.
Office. 4, I, and 6, First National
Bank Building. Enid, Oklahoma.
R. S. HAKTKK, M. D.
Graduate and Post Graduate Rush
Medical College Chicago. Office in
Murphy Bldg.. west side square. Of-
fice phone 1040. Res. phone 401.
I)R. A. M. JONES
Residence 1110 E Broa.lwiy.
Office 303-304 Chamber Commerce.
Resldlence Phone 797 lied.
Office Phone 1048.
Will do a general practice. Also treat
private diseases of men and women,
flee hours 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. / .''O
o:30 and 7:00 to 'j:0J p m. Sundays
by appointment.
DR. S. M. JENKINS.
Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat—Glasses correctly fitted.
Hockaday building. Enid, Okla.
GEO. A. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention to Electro-Therapeu-
tics and diseases of >vomen. Office 1012
Monroe, over Hirsh Bros. Phone 97.
l)r. J. W. Francisco.
Special attention' given to chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
children. Also does a general prac-
tice. Office McKenzie-Lee Building.
Residence, 1502 W. Main.
Office Phone 670. Res. Phone 1015.
H. B. McKENZIE, M. D.
Office, McKenzie-Lee Bldg.
Office phone Residence phone
0. 670 No. 3.
; ENID BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
i DIRECTORY —
CHESTER W. HARPER, M. I).
OI'H. O.
Physician and Ophthalmologist.
Office 416 Chamber Commerce.
Residence 1124 E. Broadway.
Office phone 1012.
Residence phone Black 853.
A graduate of Vanderbilt Medical
Depart. Calls made day or night.
Opthalinologist is a doctor who
studies the destructive influence of
eye defects on the human body so
that with proper glasses he can re-
lieve or cure "chronic diseases."
Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5, and by
appointment.
| RUGS! RUGS! ||
PHYSICIANS.
I)R. GlY E. BREWER
Over Brown-Fraser
Dny or Nlfffat.
Phone 229.
DR. PERCY A. SMYTHE.
Front Rooms Over Owl Drug Store,
(■eneral Practice nnd Surgery.
Phone 297. Enid, Okla.
Made from old carpets. Also Rugs
and Carpets cleaned right, two
methods. Give us a trial.
EJVID HUG FACTOHy
Phone 105
i
DR. A. G. Mudgctt
Specialist.
Treats Cancer and Chronic Diseases.
211 Oklahoma Avenue.
R. A. Felld, M. D. Julian Felld, M. D.
I)RS. FEILD A FEILD.
I*hynlclnna and Surgeon*.
Office Phone 71. Residence. 66.
Office over Corry Pharmacy.
Residence 127 East Maple.
DRS. HUNT A BRANSON.
Graduate Veterinarian*.
Office at Joslin's Feed Yard. 211
North Independence. Office phone,
164. Residence phone, 1081.
ENID MACHINES SUPPLY GO.
DOCS
Engine and Boiler Work, Automobile
Repairing, General Blacksmithlng and
Horse Shoeing -i- -I- -J-
Phone 201 M
PRONE 401
Upholstering, Furniture Repair-
ing, Stove Repairing, etc, etc.
WIGHERS FURNITURE
REPAIR SHOP
Phone 401 212 East Broadway
HOLMES A MILLER
Second Hand Store
BRUSSELS RUGS CHEAP
Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, Range
215 N. 2nd G. T, Hoime&p Mgr.
DR. J. E. MA HONEY
Physician and Surgeon. Graduate
Jefferson Medical College, Philadel-
phia. Office 427 and 428 Chamber
of Commerce Building Phone office.
Phone residence
Office Phone 1085 Res. 955
DRS. MAYBERRY AND MAYBERRY.
Surgeons and Phynlelaaa.
Front rooms over First National Bank.
ENID i I I I OKLA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALBERT A. TRAVIS.
Architect.
419-426 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
(Telephonee 299.)
MORELAND A GLEN,
Civil and Industrial Engineers, rooms
411-4-12 Chamber Commerce Building.
Phoae 80. Enid, Okla.
Dr. J. Marvin Cooper
Ten Years' Experience as a
SPECIALIST
In the Treatment of Diseases o
MEN
Kidney and Bladder Diseases
OVER OWL DRUB STORE
ENID OKLAHOMA
LODGE DIRECTORY.
KNIGHTS and LADIES of Security
ENID LODGE NO. #87.
Meets every Second and
Fourth Wednesday night
in each month at I. O. O.
F. Hall corner Grand and
Cherokee. Visitors cordially Invited.
J. E. Nichols Pres. .Amelia Marshall, Seo
E. J. CROMWELL, Deputy
BeginingJan 1,10
Vile make the following prices:
Cleaning and Pressing 2 Suits - $1.50
One Suit and one Skirt - - - 1.50
Suit Sponged and Pressed - - - 50c
Plain Skirt Cleaned and Pressed 65c
Hats cleaned 50c. All other work
in proportion.
Gloves cleaned. Plumes cleaned, curl-
ed and dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed
K C. Cleaners'&nd Dyers
401 N. Grand Phone 1011
A. O. II. W. ENID LODGE NO. 71.
Meets every Wednesday night at Ma-
sonic Hall, over Eagle office. All vis-
iting brothers Invited. H. C. Miller
Mastere Workman; E. F. Qibbs, Rec'dr
ENID LODGE NO 111, I. O. O. r.
Meets every Thursday night. Visit-
ing brothers cordially Invited. J. Ma
this, N. G.; S. E. Woodard, Sec.
Enid Encampment No. 9. I. O. O. W
Meets first and third Saturday nights
Visitors cordially Invited. D. Q. Knlpp
C. P. L. H. Kerr. Scribe.
ENID CHAPTER NO. 7, O. E. S.
Meets every second fourth Wednesday
evenings in Masonic Temple. All mem
bers of the Order cordially Invited
^R8. J. W. CLEVENGER. W. II
E. B. WEATHERLY. Sec'y.
ENID LODGE NO. 10. K. of P.
W. E. Lamertnn. C. C.
J. G. Frnlxer, K. K. A S.
Meets every Tuesday
In Castle Hall, Corner
Cherokee and Grant
ave. Rank work ever)
meeting.
Vial torn Welcome.
S1G]
J_— OF «—t
(gUALI'
^2rok"
GOODS
STIMULATING, REFRESHING
GF A QUALITY
GOODNESS ANDPURIT-
THAT CAN ONLY BE FOUND UNDEfO
+ THE ALTON GOODS SIGN. *
AT ALL TEA MERCHANTS-
60< A POUND PACKAGE.
THE ALTON MERCANTILE COMPANY
ENID MARBLE A GRANITE WORKS.
All Hinds Cemetery Work
J. L. RORISON, Prop.
Yards 120 East Randolph.
Phone Black 9G3
McGILLS
Cash Grocery
"It pays to pay cash."
Last Call on Soap
Soaps have been advancing rapi-
dly tor the past 90 day. Our present
pries Is less by the guariar's worth
than we could buy It by thm box. We
will be obliged to advanoa our prices
not later than February 1 at.
Full Line Staple and Fancy
Groceries•
Our Goods are Goodf Our
Prices are Right•
Call or Phone 160
—MORRIS J. GITLIN-
THE LITTLE TAILOR.
05 N. Independence
Enid, 0 kl
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