The El Reno Herald. (El Reno, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1894 Page: 2 of 4
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DON'T
FOOLED!
By THE would-be E.atincj H ouses
The FamouB-jfiYPJ.OlTC RESTR.URAMT.tf
Serves more meals each day than any or all ol tlic "would-be res-
taurants" eomblned. Family groups and regular boarders given
special attention.
Breakfast from 6 to 8:30 15 ets.
Dinner from 11 to 2:30 15 ets.
Supper from 0:00 to 8.00 15 ets.
Meals after hours 20 ets
Meal tickets $H.7S to 3.00
Clean beds 15 and 25 ets.
Courteous treatment I Prompt meal?, Good fare
W DON'T hesitate to try THE CYCLONE and be convinced. _#-}
See Us! Fl> anJ Sig"'
R. J. TUCKER, Proprietor.
UNIOD BLOCK. NORTH ROCK ISLAND AVE
50 CENT WHEAT, - 30 CENT OATS,
A II new subscribers to the R 1 J^eflO J~|ercijcl and those
wlio will pay up all arrears and one year in advance will lie allowed
50 cents lor wheat and 30 cents per bushel for oats. This offer is good
UNTIL THE 30TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
I will take wheat on subscription at50 and oats at 30 ets. per bushel.
OLDEST AND HOST RELIABLE FAMILY PAPER IN WESTERN OKLAHOMA.
ONLY Republican paper Canadian county not run by back-number castoff politicians.
HAMLIN W. SAWYER, Editor and Proprietor.
Office in Basement of Jensen 3locK,ONE SZSSSrs*.
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THK EL RBNO HERALD.
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HAMLIN W. SAWYER EDITOR
Entered at the I'oatoMce at Bl Reno, Okla-
homa, M second cltfM matter.
El Reno, Oklahoma 8«jt: 7, 1894
Fir Diligate to Congress:
DENNIS T. FLYNN.
Republican County Ticket.
For Probate Judgo,
W. K. BROWN.
El Reno, O. T.
For County Attorney,
T. R. 11EI&
El Reno, O. T.
For County Clerk,
T. N. FARRIS.
Reno Township,
For Sheriff,
J. M. CANON.
Yukon Towimhip.
For County Treasurer,
NEAL W. EVANS,
Precinct No, 3.
For Reflat*1* of Deeds,
8. J. RICHARDS.
Precinct No. 4,
For County Surveyor,
MARTIN SNYDER.
Frisco Township.
For Supt Pub. Schools,
THOMAS HELL.
Purcell Township
For Coroner,
J. M, PATTERSON.
El Reno, O. T.
For Commissioner 1st Diet , embrac-
ing Mftthewson, Rock Island, Okar-
oho. Frisco and Rono Township.
J. II. MONTGOMERY
Mathewhon Township.
For Commissioner 3rd Dist., embrac-
ing Precincts No. 1, 3, 4 and 5.
HENRY VA8EY.
Precinct No 4.
Central Committee.
A. F. Masterman, Chairman.
El Reno, O. T.
J. F. Klmgmao.
10. G. Henderson
J. A. Gould.
M. B. Cuatard.
H. A. Todd.
L. W. Lyude.
Dave Bothwell.
J. A. Nichol«
J. A. U. Goe.
J. R. t'ojkendill
A. B. Cbastain.
l)r. Jackson.
U. N. Points and
R. W. Mitchell
F. Loomii.
District No. 1
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" " 4
" 5
Okarche
Rock Island
Reno
Malhewaon
Frisco
Yukon
Purcell
Union
Mustang
El Reno 4 ward J. A. Caldwell.
3 T. C. Dowell.
2 " C. L. Severy.
1 " II. Franklin.
The d j congress adjourned
should go in'o history as a red letter
d jr.
Graver, like th old professor
cm eat his crow, but he don't like
lo talk about it.
Aid eongress adjourned alter 350
days of hard work to accomplish
"perfidy and dishonor."
These honorable tariff bills must
become laws because Grover had not
the backbone necessary to perform
Ike act of veto'
It will not bs long before the im-
portant question will be, "what Is
your income?" The average news-
paper man need have no fears about
tka natter.
A few of the email fry newspapers
■p in Nebraska, whose editors never
srrote «n editorial without consult-
ing the Omaha Bee, have gone on a
wild goose chase after populism.
There is a stn'ence used by toung
beginners in typewriting that will
come in good place if properly used
this fall by the voters: "Now is the
time lor all good men to come to the
aid of the party."
Knowing psrtics aay O county is
aafely republican, with the populiste
Beit, bat closely followed by the
democrats. The tug will be between
the populists aid dsmoerets for the
•MM* place while the republicans
win held all the clots after January
Gov. McKinley wil fire his polit
ical gun in Maine September 8th.
It is said that the distingaished
features of the democratic tariff bill
sre whisky and sugar.
The death sccnc o' the late con
gresa was very tame. Only a few
member* waited to sea the end.
The incomo tax collector who can-
vasses Kansas will probably have to
borrow money to get out of the
state.
If the workingmin of America
wantB to be benefute 1 by the demo-
cratic party he should move to Eu-
rope at onee.
The coolest for tho republican
nomineo for governor of New York
is botween Choatc and Morton.
Both of them are first-class men.
C'evelanil appears to have such an
antipathy for veto?? that it is a won-
der that be could evor bring himself
to treat the pension* the way he did.
The more the people consider the
republicao county ticket the better
tbey like it. The nominees thereon
grow stronger the uore thoy ate in-
vestigated bj the people.
A general reduct on of the wage*
in all the manufacturing industries
of the United StaUs will ha one of
the first and also me of the worst
fruits of domocra'ic tariff reform.
Spraying grape\ incs with Arseni'e
of lead, or a weak solution of PdilH
green to kill tht; leaf rollers and
other grape insects, will be ia order
at the Oklahoma Kxpenment Station
as soon as the grapes are gathered
The sugar trust put $500,000 in
the sugar slot ai d will take $40,-
000,000 out of i«. It is said that
one should never play against anoth-
er man's game, b it here is a oase
where it pays ah lost beyond com*
putation.
Two or three species of Hindoo
beans havo shown such endurance in
drouth, and matured seeds so earl)
at the Ex peri men" Station, that the
next year a large area will be planted
as they seem wtll adapted to this
soil and climatc.
Governor John Young Bro*n of
Kentucky, is the only democrat who
seems to be sati.'fitd with office, lie
has been a member of congress and
gives it out cold that when his office
expires as governor he wi 1 not enter
the arena of potties again.
Ex-Secretary *nd Senator Vilas is
in doubt just where he s'ands now.
His effort to stand by Cleveland and
keep himself square with the dem-
ocrats of his state who are not in
sympathy with the administration
are heroic.
Notwithstanding the railroad acoi-
dents we have now and then, sta-
tistics prove that more people are
killed by runaway Lotses according
to the number that u«e the two
modes of locomotion, than are
killed by tho railroads.
Dr. Neal ot the Oklahoma Exper-
iment station has begun corres
pondence with botanists in semi*
tropical and somowhat arid regions
of the world, with a view of obtain-
ing seeds of all forage and food
plants that endure eitremo droughts.
The encouragement given the Her-
ald for the excellent service ren-
dered to tka people of Csnadian
county and the republican party are
▼ery gratifying. In the future as in
the past the Herald will be devoted
the welfare of tbe county at
large.
Yukon Yawnings
J. Stahl will add a livery and feed
yard to his hotel business tbis fall.
Dr. Stafford of Oklahoma City,
dedicated the M. E. church last Sun-
day a week; over $300 was raised to
pay off tho balance of the indebted-
ness.
M. B. Montfort has added bath ac-
commodations to his barber shop.
He has things very nicely fixed.
Yukon has the proud record of
shipping over 140 carloads of wheat
in August, and the wheat of the vi-
cinity has hardly begun to move.
G. W. Brooking has tented his
farm and will build a residence on
tbe two acre tract he has purchased
in Yukon and will make his home
there and take life easy.
Farmer Chitty raised thirty-eight
bushels of wheat per acre this year.
Bert Thomas, the accommodating
station agent is well and hearty
again and is at his post of duty at
the depot.
Jerry Shields is running the Yu-
kon mill. Jerry is a rustler and the
mill will prosper in his bands.
Rev. Kerr deserves rnuoh praiue
for the excellence of his work in
building the mw Metho list church
and getting it ready for dedication.
H® is a good christian minibter and a
sealous worker.
If President Cleveland wi'l quit
writing letters for awhile now he will
do himself a service and receive the
thanks of the American people.
Tbe democratic party has failed
to redeem a single pledge made
when asking the suffrage of the
American people, Look at tho tariff
fraud, finance fraud, und pension
policy.
North Enid Notes-
Joo Brown and wife in company
with Major Warren and family spent
a very pleasant vaca'ion at While
Sulphur Springs, I. T.
City Clerk Fred Van Nes* says the
burdens of ofllco do no rest very
heavily upon him.
P. Pappe's saloon in new quarters
is doing a rushing business*
John Walters is visiting in Texas.
Harry Dewey, manager of the S.
B. Pel tee Hardware and Implement
firm report* a good trade.
Mr. Christopher of the 3rd cavalry,
has purchased R. Pappe's bakery.
North Enid is to have a flouring
mill of 100 barrel eapacity, The
excavation for foundation and engine
house has already begun.
1 he Arlington hotel ha9 opened up
under the management of a Mr.
Woods.
S. J. Koonan is still quite sick but
his many friends hope for him a
speedy recovery.
North Enid ia to have a new
school building which will be a credit
to the city.
Rev, Wm. Collins and wife of
Norman, were in Fl lie no on Mon-
day looking after the taxes on his
farm eight miles east of the city.
His taxes were $72.00 of which he
complaines bitterly, and justly too.
Additional Locals.
Brick & O'dell do fine carriage
painting and trimming.
We lead, others follow, is the mot
to at the Gem lestaurant.
T. J. Murphy has opened a well
equipped stationery and book store
in the P. O.
Joe Hamilton of Rogers, P.O.,
was in the city this week shaking
hands with his old friends.
Tbe territorial democracy is declar-
ing for free homes while Hoke
Smith and the democratic committee
on public lands pronounce positive-
ly against fiec homes; but Dennis
Flynn ia making every effort
to secure free hornets for all-
Candidates and committeemen
from all over the county are reques-
ted to send communications to the
Herai.I), giving such information as
they think will be of interest to re-
publicans anil others who desire the
success of the republican party.
The friends of Elsie Thralls and
Ed. Gilroy are glad to be informed
that these two gantlemen are very
popular in O county and will be
electcd tooffiae by the excellent peo-
ple of that county, who recognize
gentlemen of real worth when they
see them.
Congress has granted ti e Hutch-
inson & Southern railroad an exten-
sion of time in which to build
through the territory. The reason ol
the de'ay is lhat the company has
been unable to negotiate their be nda,
but everything is in readiness to
build to tbis point just as soon as the
loan can bo made. It ia now posii-
hie that since the tariff question i9
settled and congress adjourned that
money matters will get better, and if
they do we may expect the H. & S.
to commence work here before cold
weather sets in.—Pond Creek
News.
Dinkler's Specimens.
F. A. Dinkier, druggist at Hennes-
sey. has a large collection of fruits,
insects and reptiles which be will
take to his old home at Pittsburg,
Pa., besides a peach weighing 11 1«2
ounces, a melon weighing 48 1.2
pounds, large eara of corn and fine
epecimens of wheat, he has preserved
in alcohol, a large tarantula, a centi*
ped, a devil's darning needle, a sal-
amander, a horned toad, a hoop unake
and several other specimens peculiar
this ooantry. Mr. Dinkier is
greatly in love with Oklahoma, and
will perhaps induce a large number
of bis friends to locate in this
country. Dr. Dinkier ie one of the
most enterprising and influential
merohanta on tbe west side and
Hennessey may rightly feel a just
pride in him as one of her peop'e.
Moat of the democratic congress-
men and senators, it it said, have
gone off to health resorts and to Eu-
rope instead ol going home. Many
of them should never wast to go
back home again and face t| cir be*
trmjed coistitucota.
NOTICE REPU BLICANS.
There will be a mettiug of the re-
publican County Centra) Committee,
st El Reno, on Saturday, Sept. #th,
at 2 o'clock p. m. A full attendanco
is requested at this meeting.
By order of
A. F. Masterman,
Chairman Co. Cen. Coco.
Some people arc inolined to com-
plain because of h rd times but when
the facts are uiadc known. he poo.
pie right here in Canadian count}
are in a much better financial con-
dition than almost any other pl«ce
In many parts of Kansts and Ne-
braska there is absolutely no feed for
stock, and stock is being sold for al
most nothing because of no feed to
winter them. Mr. Draper latelv
returned from a yioit to Kansas,
and he reports having eceu seres of
covered wagons bound for south-
west Missouri and Arkansas, having
absolutely starved out in Kansas
and Nebraska.
Judge C. O. Blake will take his
vacation at his oid home in Ohio,
being absent about a month
j. 1. i)ii.i.e. jno. schmook.
DILLE & SCHMOOK.
Attorneys at Law.
EL RENO. 0KLA.
F\ La. Ewing.
Dental Surgeon.
Graduate of the Kansas City
Beall the murderer uf McKennon
was lodgsd in jiil last Wednesday,!
his bondsmen having withdrawn, ho
was sent to jail.
DKNT \I, C() I J
Bridge Work, (Teeth without plates)
A SPECIALTY.
Jt&'Cat.adian County Bank Building
iligion & Rglon, professional
opticians are al Ben Wurm's and
will remain for a few days only.
Those who have failed to be suited
with the glasses should call at once.
McDaniels & Gill have now got
their goods stra:ghtened up iu good
sty'e in their new quarters, in
J«n?en building and will again wait
on the customers in true metropolitan
style.
FRANK MEYEli.
Farm Loans
Makes Farm Loans at low-
est rates. Money Furnished
to prove up.
All Kinds of Notary "Work
Done
J. J. Wayt is kept very busy pre-
paring ttork ti fill orders for fine
tombs'oues which be is furnishing.
He has been obliged to emp'oy an
assistant to keep up with the demands
of his trade.
You can't go a miss for anything
in the grocery line by calling at
Sackett Brothers, for yon will get the
nest goods the cheapest and full
weight and every customer gels
100 cents worth for II.
Goo. M. Crowe the
prince, is receiving an
merchant
immeusc
stock of goods for his mammoth
trade. In his elegant new double
store Mr. Crowe is prepared to show
his princely stock to a queeu'a taste.
Crapes have done exceedingly
well in ail parts of Oklahoma this
year. The vineyard at the Exper-
iment Station at Stillwater has been
one of tho most satisfactory blocks
on the farm. In due season Prof.
F. A. Waugb, who has the vineyard
inchaige, will issue a bulletin giv.
ing results. Without stoppiug here
to specify more partxularly he gives
the following list of successful and
desirable varieties: Concord, Wor-
den, Herbert, Wilder, Champion.
Janesville, Early Victor, Perkins,
Moore's Diamond, Faith, Brilliant,
Goctbe, Catawba, Amanda, Herman
Jaeger, Mills, Jaeque/, llerbemont,
Cyothiana.
Attention.
There will be a mssi meeting of
the republicans of Reno township on
tbe lith of Sept, at Reno Cily, to
nominate a township tioket.
J, A. Nichols,
Committeeman.
Capt. S. J. Kicbarda. candidate for
register of derds on the republi-
can tioket, is one of Canad'ancoun
tj'sbegt citizens and most worthy
farmer?, ffe came to this county
at the opening of the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe country and has made a
good farm out of raw jrairiv. He
has an excellent record for honor
nd integrity and is a general favor-
ite In the community where he re-
sides. He bceame a candidate for
register of deede entirely unackrd by
The Evan* Steaui Liundry is doing
excellent w rk and the public will do
the proper caper by throwing all
the business possible t<> this new en-
terprise as a just recognition of value
to this new establishment to El
Reuo. Not a dollars worth of bus ms-
should be sent out of town.
A. I.ce's New liyery & sale stab e
is approaching completion. It i* tb<
largest and best equipped establish-
ment of tbe kind in Oklrhoma. Mr.
Lee will keep a lot of fine young
horses, mares and mules on band all
tho time. A general livery and
transfer business will be conducted.
H. A. Franklin
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Collections promptly made,
Houses rent-'d and T-x^s
paid for nonresidents.
RUSSELL STREET
Bet Biek. and R. 1.
V'HITE. W H. OHKiSBY
WHITE & GBIGSBY^=
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oflre up stairs in the Geo.
M. Crowe budding.
R. ~R
IBsirloei*
Shop.
First-class work <juarant< ed
At ' ominal p; iee3.
Russell sir et next to
U. S. Express office.
J. It. Miller of the bankrupt store
has just returned from the east
where he has purchased another big
stock of clothing and dry gocds at
a bankrupt sale, which will be sold
at the purchasers own prices. If
you don't believe it call and be con-
vinced. Two doors north of the
poat office.
Tbe AtUnta Constitution says that
Mr. Cleveland has put the demo-
cratic party in a pretty deep hole on
the tariff question, and the best way
to do is to acknowledge they are in
it and then do their best to tunnel
out above high water mark. It say*
further if Mr. Cleveland had Mgmd
the taaiff bill tbe democratic pirty
would have stood some show this
fall, but asks how democratic cand -
dates cin reply to the charge that
"heir own president and leader has
repudiated the bid. We give it up.
Many good people are remember-
ing that they are in arrears to the
Hkkald and are responding as
promptly as tbey sell their grain or
become in possesion of the n ces
asry cash, tor all this wc aje very
thankful. Just here it may n^tbe
out of place t-> remark that if our
friends will make an effort t-> be
prompt in bringing up arrears, we
bimbuthe was nominated because can furnish them with a much better
of his special fitne«s for the place, paper and will cheerfully do so. If
Hi« many friends are enthusiastic for you cannot pay all you owe please
bis election and are working with al) pay a part of the obligation and do
their might to see him triumphantly us the kindness to Jet u« know that
®lceted. j you have not forgotten us.
W. L. Douglas
^7 CUAP is THE BIST.
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\ 54.13.5-0 FiNE CAlf&ICftN6AR0ll
r * 3.5P POLICE, 3 Soles.
*2.'I.«BoySchoolShoes.
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kSEND FOR CATALOGUE '
W* L * DOUGLASt
brockton, mass.
1 but* mnnry by purrhaaiua W. L.
Duuifln* Sh*rn,
necaute. we ate the largest manufacturer* of
idvctiised short in the world, and guarantee
he value by stamping tbe name ana price on
tie bottom, which protects you against high
,)ticc9 and the middleman's profit*. Our ahoes
equal custom work in style, rasy fitting and
we have them sold every-
ACUFF BR0S.i
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JSelreno, okla.JJ,
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I'HITTO
TO .THE EAST. *
UEST DININ6 CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
Take the Great rock is-
LAND ROUTE tor all poiutB
oil tlie commas.
Speed, comfort and gaiety
assured.
Bestdiuing ear service.
Vestibule trains.
JXQ. SEBASTIAN,
gts*. 'ivi & pass. Agknt.
e. st. john, Gen. Manager.
Chicago 111.
BARD'S * RESTAURANT.
Choctaw Avf.„ Near Woouson Street.
Good Meals and Clean Beds.
The Best Meals for the Money.
Board by the Day or Week
-CALL AND BE CONVINCED.*-
T. W. BARD. Prop.
t - Oklahoma.
[stuart hare-].
! Pres. f
JE. D. humpheey]
'[ Sec. & Treas. J
jEljRenoj Mill \ &'• Elevator I Co.
'!
►8*
j~Whol«-sale and Retail Dealers lu |
] FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BRAN, CHOPS, Etc. t
| 1 ^ 1 Also i ^ 1 f
[WEIR NUT, WEIR LUMP and COLORADO COAL. [
tQ.
j fctf'Call and See Us, Near Rock Island DepotTi
t
(Juntas' Tlielati Pres.
J Xyoe Vice Pres.
M. ElclihofT, Canhier,
(. lias. A. Newman. Asst. Cash.
STOCK EXCHAMGE BANK,
Does A General Banking Business.
DIRECTORS
Gustave Thelan,
S. H. Horner,
Chas. F. Ashley,
J. E. Kelso,
Micheal EichhofT,
Louis EichhofT,
Jno. W. Nyce.
(J. II. Kerfoot.
Incorporated, Capital Stock$50.000,00.
CORRESPONDENTS—Chase National Bank, New York City, Midland
National Bank, Kansas Cily Mo. National Bank of the Republic, St. Louis,
Mo. Stock Exchange Bank, Caldwell, Kansas.
J. 1. O'Rourk,
Pres.
J. W. Maney,
Vice Pres.
F. H. Wright,
Cathicr.
EL RENO, OKLA. TER.
Incorporated Gapital stock $75,000.00:-
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Money, (\ M Buckl s, J. J. O'Uourk,
J. A. Caldwell, D. A. Belmore, J. T. Parsons,
J. G. Toujpkius.S
]. P. Scales,
F. H. Wnght.
THE MERCHANTS HOTEL.
*^fsj. E. BAILEY, Manager,^*
Best $1.00 Day House in the City
Tal>le Unar<l per Week,
|c3orriGr ~"j
Barker Ave and Woodson St. 1
Respectfully Solicited, *
Traveling1 Public
EL RFNO
mason m.j
OKLA.
lioomn.na stly Furnished
ADAMS HOUSE.
Ha Irs Hen son a ble
E(iro/>rrui Hotel.
Roo m a 50c., 76c and $ 100
D. A- ROSE, Proprietor,
—Cut Rate Ticket Office in Connection.—
1032 Union Ave., Opposite
Ladies Entrance to Union Depot
KANSAS CITY. Mo.
DAYIDSOM k CASE.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER DEALERS,
Wi oh i t a,Kansas.
Okl ahoma Ci ty, 0kl a.
Mi nco, I nd . Ter ,
Yards Located At
LI Reno, Okl a
Pond Creek, Okl a
Chi o kas ha , I , T .
ENID, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY
M ;T i RENO
Cornice - Works,
It is prepared to Do all kinds of Galvanized Iron aiu|
Cornice. Flues; Guttering, Well Tubing and Rooflng. Job
Work a Specialty. West Woodson Street.
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