The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 284, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 26, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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THF TNID IlAll<Y RAGLE TIKHDAY, afl, 1010.
FIVE BANKERS SAY
Hinu«d from Pag* Ou^. I
uother letter, this time to
A. Creel, a Ponca City
a which he made the
annua pledge and the
revision pledge, and
marked ropy of the
m with the same clause
rules revision marked.
Creel letter reads as follows
Guthrie, okla., October 26, IftOM-
J A Creel Pom tt cit**^
Dear Mr. Creel: \ 3
1 have your letter upon &wfng In
Guthrie for a short time. Today
1 uiu enclosing a pamphlet with a
portion
wrote
Mr. J. A.
mercbunt,
same anil
same i n It
relativ
T
Health
>le<iulri*' |N*iii«Us l*'ul lie.
Enid* <>kla July 22, ltio.
To"Whom It May Concern
On or about October SUth, li*os,
1 received from Bird H McOulre a
letter written in Guthrie and with
his name signed In pen and ink,
which letter was addressed to me
as secretary of the Enid Trades
Council and was written in reply
to a Hit of questions submitted to
Mi M( (Julie with th. request that of healthy hair. Stops it, tailing out
h« answer the samo for ihe en light
• nment of the members of the
Trades Council and as an Indication
of his position on issues of the cam-
paign. Among these guest Ions wag
one which asked how he stood on
th*# 'matter «yf revision of the house
i-fileg aijfl another a* to whether or
I'roNlaions.
city Chart
mHit exact
of the
Articles V111
and request
met compliance with nil pro-
ih of huiiI law and < hartei
alouB. uud i lie board mom
ilfully, but emphatically, for
the laying or i
IKMIINU SIM'IHKM.
prompt Ollter l.olilaiulth'M
idsmlth In his
t f a certain
FOR SALE—An elegant 8-room
house. modern throughout, close in. on
, tr ! .- <11 West Broad*ay, fortaj*
t i..Hp 1 < r particular* addr«ti
M car* The Dally Made
i l tr
f my platform marked. I
not only favor a change of speakers
but a change of rules aa well
Sincerely yours.
BIRD McOUIRE.
Five hank presidents have sign-
ed a statement that the signature
to this letter was written by Hird
McGuire Does this look like he
repudiated the pledges he made
In his letter and In his campaign
literature' Does it not look more
like lie is now "repudiating" his
genuine signature, ami the plat-
firm on which lie made his cam
palgn?
Other I.ilcrutlire Cited.
In declaring iliat it was "Garber'a
duplicity" which caused the Mc-
Gulre campaign committee of two
years ago to send out literature
containing pledges the euudldatc
"lepudiated," Mr Whiting and
Mr. McQulre impose on the credul-
ity of the voters. Mr. Whiting
says that it was near the close of
the campaign that he discovered
the "duplicity'' months after the
platform was formulated and
nrinted and he might have added
that only four days before the
campaign cloecd he shipped
bundle of those "suppressed"
pamphlets to Enid for distribution
Mr. McGuire did not discover this
"duplipity, until Judge Garber be
came a candidate against him, very
late indeed. B« sides, the pamph
lei was not the only campaign
document containing these pledges
A large card printed in red and
black spread broadcast over the
district pledged McGuire to rules
revision
McGnire'e I'ledtfrs in IIIn Addresses
And besides all this, numerous
persons have volunteered to make
affidavit that in his addresses in
Enid. Blackwell, Newkirk and
other points two years ago Mr. Mc-
Guire made the same pledges lie
made in his letters and in his
campaign literature, pledges to
vote against Cannon for speaker
and to vote for revision of the
Were these addresses
and "repudiated"
suil positively removes D au-
di utl Keeps hair soft and jrlossy.
Will not .toil skin or linen. Will not
Injure x iii hair. Is iiol a dye.
*1 Miid 30c. bottle*. 41 d*uuu'«t .
|.) 111*.ill vl OU Srud lul IIWl tMiolli '111 wll«
«4 ll.c llul MD«1 ■ I'LllO iUV b| V. Co.,
Newark,N.J .USA. 4iid ToiuMO.Ont t
Uuy'N iikiulivallh Ol tll en| t tireg
i.-i. «•« | «'I. 1-iuijwtui •' , bill*,
tt.«, )««l hundh hunbuni, prkkljr beat.
'{fa, *1 tjmit UK. luT tubo>
\i6f would favor a change of 1 (\>rry'« Pharmacy, Kvann' Drug
To these two questions q0m (jllllKpie Drug Co.
1^ f. (}uli t repli-ti a- tollows -
V 'tiswerlng the first question I
vllp say tliat I not only favor a
hange oft Speakers but also a
hanfe of rules. I ain enclosing a
•opy (marked) of my platform
which answers this and other ques-
tions "
Among the passages marked In
platform enclosed was the fol-
lowing
'Change of Rules in the House of
Representatives: Favors election of
iommlttee ou rules by the House
aud against appointment by Speak-
Never I alls to Restore
<>rt y Hair to Its Natural Spenrer Alien, Secretary Of Z'.
Color and Beauty.
No mattei how long it has been gray
or faded. l*r«Mnot< a luxuriant growth
demning Proposed Plan
of^ the
of the
ing
jas mains
along the
city
Most
spe
ct-
Hoard Issues Letter Con
in au interview
the Eagle last
dared that the
w 1th
I not
LAWS OF Ml) FORBID II
in nominate him
1 aui an old soldier, a member of
Irwin McDowell Post oft Enid, and
1 believe Garber is the man the
old soldiers should get behind n
this campaign because he can ably
take care of their interests at the
national capital. The old soldiers
of Fluid are practically unanimous
for him.
.J W. VOORHEES.
WD
.1. 11 XT Ol I.I IT! Its SI NT
TO THE I l.l-.t TKM
<«AS COMPANY COM
MISSION KKS.
reporter
night Mr. Allen j£>id
ordinance would Herp
worth the paper It la written
on if passed. He claims that the
state law gives the/ Board of Park
Commissioners absolute control o\pr
all parks and parkings and the local
board will not tolerate any inter-
ference.
Ilr rrlr«l \ Ulnae "
'Deserted Village.
ntppel where tln *e
ri-iuuineil to pray
lite t il*- often laugh* at What h«
not understand and later, when
Lea understand, his laugh turns to
There were borne whp doubted
merits «.f Newbro > "Herplt ide,
icalp germicide anil halr-dresslnf
hui since they have tried it they are ———^-
ni>w tiiionf; lt« heat friends and FOR 8AU!—Township bills warrant
gtroi est endorsers Herplclde kllli books, ami towfeshlp auppiiea at the
i . I- • ''It ice. 1 -1 -ti
root . nd the linn then grows ataln.1 ■■ . ——
hair UreHsing it ia Incoiuparsbh- |tqR SALE—l>ld papera, at icagia of-
rice; larire bundle only 6c.
the
FOR SALE—Two quartern of goua
school land in Ellla county, alao other
prupei'ty to trade for Enid property
Phona White f O Bo* ^ ^
lending druggiata
for sample to Thi
.troll Mich One Dol
)ttle
are
til
pri
th.«
Id by
tampa
KQR SALE—When demand l« alow,
■ m*. ... ,-ai when demand la active, aell and
iiwreup.ea lreap profits One of the finest lota in
0 ( ^ clt^, for onIy |8J,5 caah. immediate
sale, close in and near aia. Choice
Pepsin In Bread. building site i«-i nice home 60xliu
P'-P'l" " gwutltln !•I b m BariruU, '"rjQUlck buy.r
Used in a new process of bread mak uH UH i0|H that are being aold
Uig in Kngland. it renders the lost for $700 t«. li.joo c me out any time,
more digestible, and does uut affect Wa.hlr?*™"!1 "" "W"'i-«'«t
Its appearance or flavor.
■operty
Anent the recent
Enid Electric aud
to secure the past
dinance by the <
which would permit
er." aid Mr. Allen.
'Every pole and pipe should go up
the alleys. Their own argument
is that ihey wsini to lay it in the
! parking ho that ll there is a leak
fforts of the'they may know it by It klilinp |l«e
FREE HOMESTEAl>« from 40 to
[acres land in Ala . Ark . Flu.. La , and
Protecting Oyster Bed& Mlaa. tllVEN aW.W by I NITEI'
The London Lancet buys that Fn* J?plIintsUOV£V.5M^NTor"inrSSlon
Itsh oyster beds are now being very nn(j ai>plicatlon form DIXIE HOME
carefully protected from sewage con CO.. Narunja, Florida. 7-24-3t
Uuilnatlon, whereas few loreigo beds
(ia
ity
the
company
if an or*
inn mission
company
house rules
"suppressed'
also?
(Signed i
H. H. CHAMPL1N,
P. C. SIMONS,
W. B. HARRISON.
The committee also gave out
several signed statements which
are of interest One of these is
from Jacob Voorhees, a veteran of
♦ l\. sixties and father-in-law of
Vernon Whiting, which is a sweep-
ii g reply to Whiting's charge that
Garber Is not a true republican.
Mr Voorhees has been in every
county convention oft his party
for seventeen years with Garber
and speaks plainly.
Another statement is signed by
Colonel J. Math Is, of Enid, also
an old soldier, and charges Whit-
ing specifically with havlhg prom-
ised to be for Judge Garber this
tune if Mathls and others would
I for McGuire two years ago, as
Whiting urged. The committee was
oltVred affidavits that McOuiro
1 :: "elf tnad« the same pledge but
the Garber supporters said "We
' in ti, affidavit business. I Whiting'
We will offer the public plain
proof Affidavits are not neces-
That Mr. McUuIre wrote and sign 1
d the letter he sent to me I have
not the slightest doubt. I inak«
this statement because I under-
stand that he has in Ills present
campuigu denied that he ever piedg-
himself to rules revisiou or
against Cannon for Speaker. Two
days, or thereabouts, before I re-
elved his letter, I had a conference
with Mr. McGuire in Enid in which
these same matters were discussed
and he promised me the wriit?n
statement which he gave later. The
fact that Mr. McGuire refers to this
conference in his letter Is conclu-
sive proof to me that he wrote the
letter.
H. A BRE1TENSTEIN.
The statement of Co) MathlB fol-
lows:
Proof That McGuire Promised to
Stay Out. of Race.
Enid, Okla.. July 26, 1910.
To Whom it May Concern:
Being informed that Vernon
Whiting says that Judge Garber has
no business In the congressional
race against Bird McGuire and that
Garber promised to stay out as long
as McGlure wished to run, 1 deem
It my duty to stnte the facts. It Is
well known among republicans of
the First district that when Mc-
Guire was a candidate the last time,
two years ago, there was much op-
position to him and many republi-
cans wanted Garber nominated be-
cause ihey believed he is a much
better man for the place. Knowing
that 1 felt this way about It Vernon
Whiting came to me and urged that
I withdraw my support from Judge
Garber and help nominate Mcduire.
Whiting there and then promised me
I hat If Garber'8 friends would keep
the Judge out of the race at the
all of McGulre's friends would be
for Garber in 1910. I have many
friends to whom Whiting made the
same statement His story that
Garber was to keep out of the race
this year is the exact opposite of< th
truth and both Whiting and McGuireI
know this well 1 am an old soldier
and believe in the republicanism
Abe Lincolu I have no use for
political double dealers or falsifiers.
1 am opposed to the nomination of
Bird McGuire because he has not
and will not represent the man-
hood and progressive character of
the people of this district. On the
other hand I have known Judge
Garber nearly seventeen years and
IHE MARKETS
No.
Kansas City, Mo., July 2G.—
Cash Wheal.
2, soft, $1.01 Vi to $1.02
3, soft, 96c to $1.00%.
2, hard. $1.01 to $1.07%.
Si hard, $1.00 to $1.05.
4, hard, 95c to $1.04.
to lay their ga:
iitg of ull aire
more in width
Park Commissi
decided stand
ure.
mains in the park-
is sixty-six feet or
the Enid Board of
sners have taken a
opposing 'the tneas-
A
Housework a Noble Occupation.
receive this protection.
pipe would be a
parking but
a detriment. But U when properly practised, house
ivst asalll-ed that work In as noble an occupation aa ah)
gill or woman can undertake.—Ethel
Senior.
clt>
No.
No,
Rejected
No. 2,
No. 3,
No. 2,
No. 3,
No. 2,
No. 3,
No. 2,
No. 3,
No. 1,
No
hard, 96c.
Cash Corn.
white,
white,
mixed,
mixed,
yellow
yellow
4lc to 4 3c.
64c.
63 %c.
64 %c to 65c.
64 fee.
t 'ash Oats.
white,41c to 4 3c.
white, 40c to 41c.
mixed, 35c.
Yesterday afternoon Spencer
H Alien, secretary of the board of
park commissioners, addressed a
Utter to the city commissioners
calling attention to the jurisdic-
tion of the purk hoard lu the
matter, in regard to the power
of the board It is modestly word-
d but is an ultimatum towards
the gas company.
The following is a full text of
the letter: "To the Honorable
Mayor and Commissioners of the
City of Enid Gentlemen: 1 am
instructed by the Park Board, to
present your Honorable body with
a copy of the notice which on July
ICth, 1910, was ordered sent to
the Enid Electric & Gas company,
end to request the co-operation of
gras
(benellt to t lie
pipe is a I way
the people ol
whatever action that th
mission takes, the park boa
not permit the laying of ga
in the parkings And we ar
further than this. No pole
be set in the parkings."
S. H. ALLEN.
Sec. Board Park Commissioners.
FOR SAX.B—5 horse power motor,
threw phus . almost new. Price $«f>
i.'all at E ik1« office. 6-6-tt
will
pipes I
'oing
shall
GetB Stingier With Age.
Mllhi' HELL#—New 8-room house 60
«*• t by If.o feel two blocks car line,
«rntf for $25 month, hlfrh location,
food BiirroundtngH fine home, good in
«*Btinerit. Price $2200. Address P •
Box 1023. Enid. Okla. 4 7-tf
FOR 8A1.K—Generul merchandise
No man who ha: made money geta *tor« In uptodbte young town falling
courage enough to relinquish It vol
untarily; he gets stingier as he getH
older.—Joseph Fels.
A Laudable Ambition.
In school the other day a young la
was asked what ho would rather b
when he grew up. "A stockholder,
he replied.
'le<h reason for selilna
Bros. Stephenson Hldg
Bee Cameron
1-26-tf
The Reason.
Men don't undestand women bf
cause they can't; women don't undei •
stand men because they dou't have t
—Exchange.
FOR SAi.K—Combination coal, wood
ir gas stove, almost new; also foidiug
tied and dish closet. 810 N Madison, tf
FOR SALE—$4500.00; new brick
home, all modern. Hplendid situation
finished in oak, H rooms. Apply Owner
411 W Maine. 12-l-tf
HKI.I* WANTBU.
A good place to cat
t any price, Lincoln
ents. 201 E. Main.
Miss Beatrice Allen who plays
Barbara liare" in "East Lynne"
3, mixed, 33c to 35c.
Chicago, 111*1 July ti.-r
Wheat.
May, opened, $1.12; closed
$1.10%.
July, opened $1.08% to $1.09;
closed $1.08%.
September, ripened $1.06 %-%;
closed • $1.04 % to $1.05.
December, opened, $1.08%-%;
closed $107%-%.
Corn.
May, opened 64c% to 65%;
closed 65 %c.
July, opened 64 %c; closed
64 %c.
September, opened, 65 %c; clos-
ed 65 %c to 66c.
December, opened, 64 %c to
65 %c; closed 64%-%c.
Oats.
May. opened, 42 %c to 43c;
closed 42 94 c.
July, opened 41 %c; dosed 41c.
September, opened 39*2/; closed
89 %c.
December, opened 40%-%c;
closed 40 %c
= ENID'S CASH MARKETS
+ Rl-:i> ROCK ITlvMS.
Mrs. Lewis Hays and children
started last Thursday for a visit
among relative^ in Missouri.
your honorable body in the rigid jDeimar Garden tonight
enforcement of the order contained
therein, the board having deter-
mined to protect the interests of
the property owners in the trees
end grass along the street park-
ings, which have in the past been
so ruthlessly cut into and destroy-
ed, by reason of the promiscuous
and pernicious laying of gas pipes
in and through, and the planting
of poles at will, without regard
to the tree* and Improvements
therein, until further forbearance
has ceased to be a virtue and the
Board has determined it shall
stop. 1 am most respectfully^ S.
H. Allen, secretary board of park
commissioners."
no better meal
R< ttl m • ala 1 >
7-26-3t.
WANTED—Ladles to do piece woi k
1 at home $l 2r. t . $J 50 per day, no
sewing required Call at 122V 3 Indp.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted at K01 W
lUklahomu Elderly lady preferred
7 - 4 - 31
WANTED—1000 railway mall elerka
t a. . Life position Government service.
After you have read the classified |Soy to $16 0 yearly. Examinations ev-
columns. take a look at the other ad- srTwbere Ordinary education sufflo-
len\ Write Immediately for applica-
tion form 1 . American Standard in-
stitute. Kansas City, So.
WANTS
vertlseinents.
ron rkjvt.
Levi Baker has returned
t'roui Noble County,
been working 011 a farm
FOR RENT
j?round. enquire
where he has "Phone 121
hom
—100 acres wheat
of William Hackett
7-20-31
I know him to be a man of the
(NOTE:—These quotations rep-
resent wholesale prices, paid by the
dealers to farmers and others who
| have things to sell. No attempt is
! made here to give retail prices
i These markets are for the benefit
i of the farmer and producer.)
ENID ( ASH GRAIN.
The letter above referred to by
Mr. Allen as having been ordered
sent <0 the Enid Electric & Gas
company is as follows: Mr. Beer-
Lower, Manager The Enid Electric
& Gas company, their successors
ftljd assigns: "Pursuant to an
order from the Board of Park
Commissioners of the City of Enid.
Oklahoma, and in relation to lay?
ing of any gas pipes in any of the
street parkings of the city, I most
respectfully call* your attention to
tlie park law relative to that mat-
ter, and refer you to section four
l4> and seven (7) of Article 26
and Ml. inclusive, of the General
' Furnished . room modern cottage
relose in. 308 So Wash. ..00 a mouth
I Phone 42. 7-26-3t
WANTED SALESMAN—-We want
two good live salesmen to assist on Hie
best lot selling proposition In Ln)d_
The Normandy Investment to., soi-d-b
Heck Block. Louis M. Mains, sales Man-
I tiger.
The Kelly Brothers will have 4
public sale July 26th, after which
they will dissolve partnership.
MISCRM.ANlfiOIJB.
The threshers have had a good
chance to work during the dry
weather and are nearly through
now.
FUR RENT—1 double front room,
up stairs in :i strictly modern housf-
Inquire 40H N indep. or Phone 4S6
money by buying your flour,
orn. chops, bran, shorts, hay
FOR RENT—Modern housekeeping
rooms, 3 blocks west of square 206
North Jefferson St. 7-24-3t
Su v
meal, — — . .
and groclerles al Lincoln Hotel uro
cerv, 20*1 E. Main. Phone 761
7 26 3t.
LOST- Pocket book containing check
Return to Florence Kinney, Oklahoma
laundry.
i.p
Most of the
their corn.
farmers are cutting
FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping
rooms Electric lights and gas. 602 —
West Oklahoma. 7-24-3t ' FOUND—In the northwest
; the Court House a ladies-
7-25-St
T. D. Stradley is reported
the sick list Dr. Thompson,
Kremlin, was out to see him.
i FOR RENT—Large south, room,
i north, south and east exposures. L.urg< ^
! closet, all modern conveniences, hot
water at all times. Private home two
•orner of
iiiii i Iker
4chief and two tickets for the Corry
'automobile, (.'all at office of Clerk of
District Court.
WANTED—A single
I vvaiei ai an times, i nvuie iiuiiib iw> , f .. ,, month t'hnne fill HroWn
. , blocks from square. Phone Red m1' or'drJvin* f01 a "i011"' 1 "°ne f5'
, call 211 West Elm 6 14-tt^ « • 4
The church people of Red Rock,
were disappointed last Sunday in
the failure of our minister, Rev.
Mr. Simons, of Kremlin, to ap-
pear, but it was learned after-
wards that he was sick.
o
H. M. Hallock, division superin-
tendent of the Roi k Island, passed ;
through here yesterday.
-By white girl, general
Address Miss Donhoo. 91u
7-24-31
FOR RENT—602 W. Broadway, mod- housework.
rn )0-rooin house, newly painted and Nyitii Washington.
papered. Call at 110 N. Jefferson. - —
3-6-tf WANTED—Dressmaking at
i Quincy. Phone 64u Red
LOST—A white silk waist between
Enid and North Enid Wrapped in Don-
aid wrapping paper Reward if re-
turned to Eagle office. 7-24-3t
FOR RENT—Office rooms In Cham-
ber of Commerce Bldg Inquire at of-
fice of Kennedy Mer. Co 6-13-ti I.OST—July 14 in Santa Fe yards, a
gold watch and fob. Estella Grimm en
graved in back. Liberal reward. Mrs.
Olive (irimm, 319 E. Maine St 7-24-6t
Corn,
white
mixed
highest Integrity and ability and one | Corn,
who would If elected, us I believe iie Oats
will he. be a credit to the people of Soft wheat. No. 2.
Oklahoma and to the national gov ! Hard wheat. No 2 .
ernmertt itself ENID LIVE
(Signed) JOSHUA MAT MIS. j Butchers steers ...
And here is what Judge Voorhees' Cows
says:
$
Calves
Both the Matliis and the Voor-
hees signed statements are pub-
Lcl ed in full below, as is also one
iiom H. A Breitenstein, who was
• at the letter which McGuire de-
hi« • he signed. The Breitenstein
letter and the Creel letter both
contain evidence \sithin themselves
outside of the signatures convinc-
ing to anyone that McGuire wrote
them. For instance, in the Breit-
enstein letter McGuire refers to a
■ (inference lie attended in Enid
which no one else knew about.
Here is Mr. Breitenstein's sign
€d statement:
Sheep
Hogs, Heavy . . .
Hogs, light
ENID HAY AND FEED
(Reported by Z. 1\. Johnson & Son)
.... 12.00
l'ather-in«Ijaw Stands I p
For fiather.
To the First District Republicans
I have known Judge M. C. Garber
since 1 894. I have been with liim { prairie hay, No. 1
In every republican county conven. prairie hay, No. 2
tion in Garfield county since the I Alfalfa, No I
county opened and I have always Alfalfa, baled, medium ..
found him n true blue republican. I Kaffir corn, per 100 lbs.
He has the confidence of the people ENID PRODUCE
of Garfield county and northern OU (Reported by Swift At (
lahoma to a most unusual degree Springs, over 1 lbs
and there is nothing against his pn-( Broilers, under 1 Ms lbs.
vate or public character. In every Hens
campaign he has helped the repuhli- Fggs
can party and when a candidate for Turkeys
office he has been given the greatest i Butter
majority on the ticket. Garber is | Oeese
.68 1
Bfi I
87
90
STOCK.
. $4,65 9 16.40 |
... 3.40(8)5.16,
. .. 3.8 5 @ 4. fi f
.. «.85<0>7.8K
.. . . 8.1 0 ($ 9.70
... 8.15@9.1&
a tlrst class man to send to congress
Ducks
and the party would do itself honor | Hides, gr eu salt, No. 1.
, Hides, green
1 Hides clue
HI SI I I ti I SI THI
10.00
12.00
10.00
, 1.50
12H
.13
.11
.06
.09
.18^
.04
.08
05
.02
Don't forget the date of the Plume
Sale—begins Thursday, July 28.
Lasts one week—Bloch's Millinery
Co. 7-19-St
' API I>I*r for "fttAl 11KADACBF..'
mmm
j#.--*;* n
ly
m
!$*■- sfofi-1vf V. , iu- * %
■ ' .Srs'rri-:
BOOK AGENTS—Sell best dictionary
V'3,i1'17,Lu.ftnrn.Trnl ill published Atlaa free New felling
Also business room^Di ^lan BJg monf,v Wrlte today. Union
FOR RENT—First class basement •
fine eorner
Commerce building I'leratt « " i.lbrarv Association, (fat., Texa,
lock, phone 1.51. b -- ti 7-24-3t
FOR RENT—Two 'furnished rooms.
close in. for iijflit housekeeping. Also
furnished rooms by day or week. In-
quire If IV W. Randolph. Phone 1088
G-20-tf WANTED—To buy good milk cow.
: must be .strictly first class Jersey. W.
TWO FURNISHED MODERN ROOMS 1 Drummond, 716 \Y Broadway
for rent, 6U'j E Maple. Phono t S4 Black
3-27-tf
roll HA MB.
i May 30 cents bale, $ .00 per ton.
i Special prii-es on car load lots. Lin-
coln Hotel and Grocery, 201 E Main.
I'hone 764.
FOR
7-L'6-3t.
SALE—('heap, must go quick-
ly as we leave town in a lew days.
One Chickering piano in first elass
condition. 1 Putney Ijiw Library, l-
vi.lumes. 1 No 16 R. O. heating stove
i ...ok stove, l Perfection oil stove,
:i burner :: dressers and a few other
articles. Call at 506 East Randolph. I
7-26-tf.
WANTED—Second band goods Wa
pay the highest cash price Pinkiey
Furniture Co., West i ld« Suare, 4th
door north of First National Bank.
Telephone 2uU.
WANTED—A large supply of old
fags. Inquire at the Eagle office.
if you need a motor call at the Eagle
office. Five horse power, $6f tf
Phone red 380.
PATENTS procured, also sold on
commisrlon. Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange. Jenifer build-
ing. Washington, D. C. Fri
FURNISHED ROOM—Large front
room, with closet and wardrobe; all
modern conveniences; nine blocks from
FOR SALE — Ponv and buggy Phone square; on car line; prefer to rent to
,.i i nun ire Mil West Mapl.- I wo gentlemen. Address "H. A.,M cars
?-26-3t. | oC Kagi*. f-22-tf
WE CRATE furniture and household
good*. Enid Transfer & Storage Co.
4-16-tf
Enid Dally
FoR SALE CHEAP—Horn Krisps I
m;r« hine. Items—popper and frame, I
machine and counter combined. 1
Per pan, 1 drum. 1 popper can. 3 sets
molds and other belongings thereto.
All complete. Would cost new $2ft0.« o
« r more. Great thing for easy money,
t an b. .se* n at Enid Transfer and Stor-
age Company, obi Alton store building.
South Grand. For further particular"
inquire of Harry Horner
Realty Company.
(First published
Eagle, July 26, '10—1.
( I UTII K \TK OF l(%RTKGRSHIPt
Know all men by these presents:
That C. M. Holmes and A. C. Sing-
Hunter are associated as partners in
T-22-e*b-d-tf i the business of supplying and install-
ing electrical fixtures and doing gen-
TfTTRADE <V vacant lot for a ml .'lertri.al work In t!i„ CU> of
i .rt biis'irv Inuulr. ai W2 K Knl.l. « rllel<l fountv clklahnmn uniliT
ioa mufgv iimun J. t|p fli.in name of standard Klcotrlo
7-j5-6t. i Company:
That said partnership i.? a general
partnership dating from the 1st day
UKOKKK \ Ixl WK.DV
Republican Candidal*
worked indefatlgably for his party since his arrival in Oklahoma location,
seven yens ago. and who-has always stood for the very bc| t a\aila-
ble candidates, who could represent the party and return the best
service when elected.
With one exception and that being an honor thrust upon him
three years ago. when his party made him the candidate loi the
state senate from this district, he has never before, asked foi a po-
litical office of any kind. He solicits your support at the rimary,
end if nominated is sure to be elected. (Political Advertisement.)
tiers reside in Enid and that there
no other partners belonging to said
partnership.
Dated this 25th day of July. Nine-
FOR - -
Idence. blue grass yard
;trees, one block from street car line.
'Will sell reasonable. Call on owner at
It.'U East Randolph 7-24-tf i;airu iiito -tftii
for Clerk of tl.e Superior Coatt. who '•" ,BluSBa%Kd?a :H"n<,red agd S^HOI.MRS
Oklahoma location. 208 Stephenson Bldg. 7-22-6t | A SINGBUSCH
— STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Special low price for nice cottage on
car line. In a part of the city that is
building up rapidly. 8 new houses
built and under construction since
March. See m at once; my price will
surprise you No trades considered.
owner. 1507 North Washington. 7 - 22 - Ct
WANTED—To trade property in In-
diana or Texas for automobile or bak-
ery machinery. E. E. Rankins, Bill-
ings, Okla. 7-21-5t
GA HFIELD COUNTY.—as.
Before me a Notary Public. In «"d
for the said County and State on this
2fith day of July. 1910. personally ap-
peared (' M Holmes and A. c Slng-
bu.-t h. to me known to be the persons
who excuted the foregoing Instru-
ment and acknowledged the excution
of the same
WILLIAM .1 OTJIN
Notary Publuv
My commission expires Nov. 2, 1911.
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Wright, M. H. The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 284, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 26, 1910, newspaper, July 26, 1910; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc144505/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.