The El Reno Herald. (El Reno, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1895 Page: 5 of 8
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ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.
OOING NORTH.
PilrtSI'Tiyi-r.
INo. 2, daily, '^37 a. m.
J<o. 4, daily, &40 I'-
Freight
No. .'12, daily except Sunday, 9:30 a.
south bound.
Passenger.
Mo. 1, daily, 12:42 p. m.
Mo. IS, daily. 10:11! a'm.
Freight.
No. Ill, daily except Sunday, 4:0if a. in.
CHOCTAW, OKLAHOMA A GULF.
west bound.
Mail & acc'n Arrive El Reno 0:43 a. in
•' " " Ft. Reno 9:45 a. 111
Express 1' El Iieno 5:50 p. in.
" " B't. Reno G:1U p. in.
ba8t bound.
Mail A-, Acc'n leaves El Reno 10:55 a. m.
>' •' " Ft. Reno 9:50 a. m.
Express " El Reno G:;i0 p. in.
" ' Ft. Reno 0:45 p. m.
The above time time time table went
into effect Sunday, April 8th, 1895.
J.D.
NWWtel
Mrs. Tom Neal of Enid, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Judge Burford of this city.
J. ICime of Indiana, is here this week.
Mr. Kime own? some valuable property
in El Reno.
Mrs. W. W. English and little daugh
ter Dovie, returned Tuesday from a visit
to Kansas City.
ATC.ilSON' TOPEKA & SANTA FE.
north bound.
Arrives 11:110 p. m. Arrives 3:55 a. in.
south bound.
Arriv. n 2:13 p. in. Arrives 12:25 a. 111.
AKAPA1IOE MAIL & STAGE.
L's E! lieno 6 a. m.. Arrive Arap 9 p. in.
L's Ara;> (i a. in., Arrive El Reno, 9 a. m
Daily except Sunday.
Wm. McCartney,
Proprietor Stage Line.
SECRET ORDERS.
El Reno Division No. 1, U. R. K. of 1'.
meets last Saturday in each month.
J. G. Tompkins, S. K. C.
Reno Post No. 13, G. A. R. meets at
Hoffman hall every Saturday night.
All comrades invited to attend. W.
C. Muzzy, Commander.
Canadian encampment No. 3, l.O.O.
F meets everv second and fourth Fri-
day. John J. Wicks, C. P. Z. E. Dry
er , Scribe.
Martha Eebccca, Rebecca degree, Lodgi
No. lin ets first and third Fridays.
Mrs. A1 ^son. N. G.
|f$U PROMT
Caramr Bock HUwl unit W«4n> Miwt.
We have opened a fresh stock of gro-
ceries, which we intend to furnish to the
people of El Reno and vicinity at prices
Wmmim/iMw .
Mr*. A. L. Nicholson deputed to**?
evening ft* Paris, Texas, their old
home. For the past three years Miss
Greshnin has been associated wit i her
sister. Mrs. Hilling-Rlea in the millinery
omuiensurate with the times. We j business here, carrying the heaxiest
don't want the earth, but will make a J stock in the city. They had always en-
fair divide with our patrons. We have | joyed a good trade but deemed it best to
a fine stock of Teas of the early spring return to their old home where they w ill
leaf and garden growth, which are not engage in a similar pursuit.
John B. Moffett and Pat S. Nagle
two prominent Kingfisherites, were in
the city Wednesday.
The friends of Ed Brewer will be glad
to learn that he has almost recovered
from his recent illness.
We hope the next time George Pearl
sings in public, he will take with him
a basket in which to "carry the tune
The electric light plant now has a
whistle that can produce anything from
"Old Grimes is Dead" to Sweet Marie."
Etnil Brunnier, representative for the
Territorial German papers, and the
Wichita Herold was in the city yester-
day.
Mies Agnes Barclay and Mrs. J. M.
Carter of Liberty, C). T. were most
agreeable visitors at this office last Sat-
urday. _
Preaching at the M. E. church South
next Sunday by the pastor at 11 o'clock
a. m., and 8:15 p. 111. Come out, you
will be welcome.
E. D. Cameron, Pastor.
excelled in any market, also fine Coffees
and strictly pure Spices. With cour-
teous treatment will try to merit the pa
tronage of our people. Give us a chance
and decide for yourselves.
McGuath & Co.
llrooiu Corn for Sale or Truth*.
Ascension Oommanderv K. T. W. D.
meets li.-st Tuesday of each month.
Otto Simttee, E. C.
Henry McDade and Gene Hays, who
are charged with the killing of Jim
Doss, some time ago, will be defended
by Attorney J. W. Johnson of Oklaho-
ma City.
Pat. Salmon, a printer who lias been
handling the "silent messengers" in El
Reno's various print shops for several
weeks past, "hit the road" for the north
yesterday morning.
Chas. Sargent, better known as
"Shorty" left yesterday evening for
Shawnee in the hope of finding work.
He is a steady, sober and energetic
young man, who will not be long in
finding his desired want.
Robert Crane, son of Prof. Crane of
the Business college at this place,
j came over from Shawnee the first of the
El Reno Lodge No. OK. "f ; woek and will remain here for a week
every Saturday evening except the last I . ,
in each month. C. A. Newman. C. C. I visiting relatives and friends. II..
i night clerk in a hotel at Shawnee.
Keystone C.iapter No. 51, R. A. M. meet
every second anil fourth Tuesday in
each month. W. R. Brown. H. P.
El Reno Lodge No. 3 A. O. U. W.,
meets everv Friday evening. Frank
G. White, M. W.
I. O. O. F.
evening. Gi
meets
o. E.
Rano L i Lre No. 1
every Tnursday
Godfrey, N. G.
El Reno Lodge No. 7 A. F. .V A. M.
stated c:> umunications first and third
Monday in each month. A.F. Mas
terman, VV. M.
Socially
as well as in a business way these three
ladies were very popular among the best
people of El Reno, and all their acquain
tanees regret ver.i much there depar-
ture. We wish them unlimited success
in Paris and hope that El Reno has not
lost all its charms for them that they
may return at least to visit us in the
The right party can secure a great ntar future.
bargain in a 30 acre field of broom corn. Dikd Thursday morning Aug. 8th,
The crop promises a fine yield and will ()t -1:15, at the residence other son, II.
ripen at different times affording the j ^ Todd, Mrs. Ellen Amanda Todd, af
best advantages for saving. Owner can- j ter n very illness. Mrs. Todd was
not attend to harvesting and will sell j st,vpnty years of age the second day of
cheap for cash or give good trade for 1t|1(, present month, and came to this
hogs or cattle. j country in 1S84, from Missouri where
Call on or address El Reno Hkrald. Ljjp had lived since 1865. She took a
CADDO HOTKL. [claim seven miles northwest of It. Reno
j illtlt year where she has resided ever
since. She leaves two sons and a daugh
ter to mourn her loss. One son lives in
Colorado and the danghter in Missouri.
These and other relatives were tele
D.in't tobacco spit or smoke your life phed for, andnt the time of writing
away, is the truthful, startling title of a , ^ (ja(, nuti..,. it waH 1)(,t known when
book about No-To-Bac, the harmless ! where the funeral services would
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that lira U)k(, plac6- jir8. Todd was born in New
ces up niconitized nerves, eliminates the ■ anJ VVKB a member of the Chr'stian j
nicotine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
nt) physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bac is sold by A.F. Masterman under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address, Sterling Remedy
Co., New York or Chicago.
Farmers sell your milk to the Cream-
ery and realize double in cash what you
can get in trade for your butter.
Try the Jones meat market, it is the
most centrally located, and keeps the
freshest go ds.
The best regulated house in the terri
torv. Rates reasonable.
A. S. Booton, Manager.
FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE.
ST. LOUIS POXHISPIiUII
ASl. THE
El Reno HERALD
Will be furnished our subscribers on the
following terms, which is the regular
subscription price of
The Post-Dispatch Alone
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hureh.
The Arapahoe Bee utters a complaint
as follows: "The fact is Arapahoe has
never done more than half, if that much
of the county's business that she ought
to have done. Thousands of dollars
have been spent with the merchants of
Minco, El Reno and Kingfisher that
should have been spent at Arapahoe.
The new fire bell has been tested to
satisfaction of the fire department, and
also the entire population or El Reno.
• —, . ... . 7 i for when it is rung in true fire bell
A meeting was held \Y ednesday even- .....l,,. ti.,.,leurl
.... fashion is calculated to wake tlie Clean
in"; tor the purpose o preparing for the , ilut,011 •
,. I..- ♦ f t* - j almost, at least the soundest slcept 1 111
reception and entertainment of the Ter- ; ^
ritorial Press association, whioh will! v'11
meet here next Friday and Saturday, If you are afflicted with any of the
Aug. 1Gand 17. The following commit- miserable skin diseases, such as itch,
ippointed: Committee on re- ringworm
K. of P. meets cverv Monday night at
G. A. R. Hall. S.'J. Dyer, M. W.: S.
A. Kem, R. S.
Rt)ss Shriver Sundayed on his excel-
lent river bottom claim eight miles west
of here last Sabbath. Ross has a sure
enough fine claim and is raising an
abundance of all kinds of vegetables and
field crops this year. He knows when
he has a good thing.
Service had commenced, and the min-
ister paced wildly up and down, strug
gling with a tight cravat. To cover his
embarrassment lie finally gasped, 'Breth-
ren, let us sing three stanzas of hymn
No. 80." which was, unfortunately,
"Blest Be the Tie that Binds."
Stan Jackson left today for Galveston
Texas, where he expects to remain for
I some time if successful in securing
Canadian County Medical Society meets j work, lie is a "smooth detacher of the
" " : 1 v 'facial production" and we'll almost
j gamble on his capturing a chair in one
j of the metropolital shops of that sea-
tees were
ception Local press, mayor and city
council. R. B. Forrest, E. J. Simpson
and Dr. Adair. Finance committee J.
T. Allison, Chas. Ashley and Chas. En-
gle. Committee on entertainment B.
F. Iiegler, Neal Kvans, Mart Stanley,
J. H. Warren, Dr. Williams, J. V. Mof-
fett and Arthur Bird. Executive com
mittee Messrs. Moffett, Forrest and
Hensley. All committees arc to meet at j St. Louis Journal of Agriculture in an
the opera house next. Monday night. , editorial about No-To-Bac the famous
: ~ tobacco he1 it cure. "We know of many
Mrs. O. P. Light who moved from our * ~ ;1W1„,
j ' cases cured bv No-To-Bac, a pioininent
in id it in quest of health some sixty daxs S( Ar,riiit,-et, smoked and chewed
Eczema or other similar trou-
ble's, try Hunt's Cure. Itisn sure and
speedy remedy and costs only • >() cents
per box.
Tommy: Paw, what is a death roll?
Mr. Figg: It might be one of the bis
cuits we had for supper, but perhaps 1
had better not say so. Indianapolis
Journal.
Vou don't have to swear off says the
TERMS:
Daily and Sunday Post Dispatch
and the El Reno Herald 1 year $5 12
D: ily IV "t 'lispatch (Sunday E.\-
oeptr.') audthe Herald 1 year 312
Sunday I' r:t Di "patch and the
Herald 1 year 2 00
In other words, if you order the Post
Dispatch through
THE HERALD,
You get your home paper FREE.
The Post-Dispatch is
TO THE EAST.
IEST D181H6 CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
FIVE FACTS.
First. For the National Educational
meeting at Denver, opening July 5th,
the rate will be one fare plus 82.00 for
round trip. Tickets good to return any-
time up to and including Sept. 1st.
Second. The regular Tourist Car to
California via Kansas City runs once a
week, and leaves Chicago every Thurs-
day at ti p.m., Kansas City at 10:50 a.
in. every Friday. Tickets based on sec-
ond class rate, and car runs on fastest
trains and known as the Phillips Rock
Island Tourist Excursions. Car arrives
at Colorado Springs Saturday at 7:35
a. m.
Third. Homeseekers' Excursions to
Texas and New Mexico. Next one June
11th. Rate, one fare for round trip.
Tickets good twenty days.
Fourth. For Mexico City the Rock
Island runs a through sleeper from Kan-
sas City daily at 8:50 p.m., via Fort
Worth and Austin to San Antonio. Two
routes from there are -International R.
R. to Leredo. and Mexican National to
the city of Mexico, Southern Pacifis and
Mexican Internatienal via Spoffordand
ICagle l'ass to the city of Mexico.
Connections are also made at Fort
Worth via the Texas Pacific to El l'aso,
and over the Mexican Central to tho
city of Mexico.
Fifth. Send to address below for a
souvenir called "The Tourist Teacher."
that gives much information to tourists.
Sent free,
John Sebastian,
(,. T. and P. A., Chicago, 111.
The Best
Afternoon
Paper
Ik The
United States.
The Best
Sunday
Paper
By Fa it
Published Ik
St. Louis.
on first Tuesday in each month. F.
M. Williams, president; J. B. Adair. |
Secretary.
COMMERCIAL CLUll.
Meets everv second and last Thursday
of each month. ,T. J. O'Roibke, Pres.
J. P. Scales, Sec'.v.
What mother lias not worried herself
sick trying to induce a rebellious off-
spring to swallow a dose of castor oil?
This will not be necessary in the future.
Children cry for Cheatham's Tasteless
Castor oil. " It has the same effect as
plain castor oil. Price 2.) cents.
■ •KRSItNAL.
M. M. Kcrfoot is sojourning in Color-
ado.
J. C. M irth of Northville, was in tin-
city Tuesday.
F. W. Russell of Guthrie, was in the
city Wednesday.
J. H. Lovely went up to Okarche the
first of the week.
Thurtnan Kenneaster took in Minco a
day or two this week.
Rev. A. J. Ross and family returned
to Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Mr. Scales, a contractor from Guth-
rie, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Anna Gross depar ted yesterday
morning on a visit to Dallas, Tex.
Jas Garvey, a railroad man from Kan
sas city, visited El Reno Wednesday.
H. S. Vandeberg and W. J. McCord,
ot Guthrie, spent last Sunday in Kl Re-
no.
Col. Johnson of Oklahoma Citv, was
in El Reno on legal business \\ ednes-
day.
Ge > Pit/.er of Pond Creek, has been
the guest of his brother John 11. this
week.
R F. Tackleberry. El Reno's base
ball catcher, visited friends in It.
Worth, Monday.
Jno. I. Dille went to Chicago Sunday
toattendthe funeral of Supt. Dunlap of
the Rock Island road.
Judge and Mrs. Hurford returned
Monday from Tecumseh, O. I , wha re
they had been visiting Mrs. Hurford s
parents. -
™ 7'".
Cheatham's Tasteless Castor Oil.
port city.
I The ladies of the Christian church
gave a social Wednesday evening at the
Salvation army arbor, and the M. E.
j church also held a like entertainment
last evening. Aren't the churches pnsli
ing this ice cream graft just a little too
hard? The ice cream parlors and
candy kitchens have to live, you know.
The fourth quarterly meeting for the
conference year will beheld at the M.
K. church on Rock Island avenue next
Saturday and Sunday. Quarterly con-
ference Saturday at 3p. m. Preaching
Sunday at 11 a. in. and K p. in. by the
1'. E., N. M. Enyeart. All are cordial-
ly invited.
A. G. Mi khav . Pastor.
ago. died on Sunday, Au
residence of her (la lighter
Neb. Her trouble was a dropsical de-
velopment beginning at the extremities
and finally closed in on the heart when
life ceased. She passed away quietly
sitting in her chair. Mrs. Light wa:J f' r
several years district president the
W. C. T. U. and leaves many dear
friends in this locality. The \\ . C. T.
U. of Wyniore. Nebraska, arrended her
funeral in a body.
Joe Shriver, member of the enterpris
4th. at the twenty years, two boxes cured liini
at Wyniore, i K<) that even lie' smell of tobacco makes
At the fairgrounds Sunday the El Re-
no ball team, just to show their generos
ity, allowed the Minco boys to have two
runs, while it was with difficulty that
our boys kept their side of the score
down to seventeen, for it might have run
up to seventy had they half tried. They
could have "shut out" the Minco club
with ease. The latter, however, are i
splendid set of boys, gentlemen, all of
them.
A well known Canadian county far
mer went into his cow stable the other
night and by mistake mixed up a nice
mash in a box filled with sawdust in
stead of bran. The cow merely suppos
ing the hard times had come and they
were going to economize meekly ate her
supper, and the mail never discovered
his mistake until the next morning,
when lie milked the cow and she gave
down half a gallon of turpentine, a
quart of shoe pegs, and a bundle of lath.
The Gerrershave added a new feature
to their bakery. They have entered into
the manufacture of that small but
toothsome morsel called the pretzel. We
have had the pleasure of tasting some of
these pretzels and pronounce them bet
ter than any shipped herefrom the east.
If Mr. Gerrerwill advertise thisinnova
vation and get the same well introduced
we have no doubt but that he can secure
the trade of the entire territory, as this
is the only institution of the kind this
side of Kansas City.
him sick." No To Bac sold and guar
anteed bv A. F. Masterman. No cure
no pay. 'Hook free. Sterling Remedy
Co.. New York or Chicago.
The choicest steaks at the Jones meat
market, corner Uickford and Woodson.
200 acres of rich bottom land '2 mile
from city limits. Part of the land is un
der cultivation. Title clear, will be sold
very cheap, part down, balance on long
time if desired. For further particulars
ast of
ing grocery firm of Cook & Shriver, and j erlquir<> „f (J. 11. Blaclt five miles (
his estimable wife, left today (Friday) {,(vvn.
'•Thatdog is pretty well bred, ain't
iked the man leaning over the di
for Galveston, Texas, where they will
inhale the fresh, balmy breezes of the
gulf for a few weeks. Mrs. Shriver has
been having very poor health of late
and it is thought the trip will be bene-
ficial to her. Tllis will also bo a recre-
ation for Joe us he has been very close
, , , • , .i . diar.aiioie' Jon; na!
ly confined to his place of business for.
It is the only St. Louis Paper that
STANDS PAT FOR
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
HONEST
BIMETALLISH
And for Western
hp
vision fence. "WolMtred? echoed iiie
dog'sowner. "I should say he is well
bred. Why, that dog won't eat his meals
at all unless he has his collar on. In
the past year. We wish them an enjoy-
able time and a safe return.
Prof. Newman of the Blaine County
Herald accompanied by a Mr. Thorpe of
Watonga, were pleasant visitors liiurs
day morning. Mr. Newman is superin
tendent of schools for Blaine county,
and his partner in the newspaper bu-i
Hess, is W. C. Wilson, sheriff of that
county. Isn't that a ••push" though?
That paper does not fear being sold out
bv the sheriff.
Cheatham's ThsIbIckh Chill Tonic has
stood the test of tiiu" anil proven itself
worthy of a place in every li 'isehold. It
never fails to cure chills. Put up in 50
and 75 cent bottles. Cure guaranteed.
X'.i lit'irofthe Wichita Eagle lias
forever forfeited the right to expect a
gold headed can'- from our mints. Ar
apahoe I lee.
Be .,mv of medicines advertised to
cure evtry disease humanity is heir to:
L. F. Lee ..f Oklahoma City, raptured j the use of such medicines brings dtaap
the contract for the erection of the new : point meat. Use a medicine of known
school building. The structure will bi i qualities. It is an
two stories hi,.fh,
and const rue I ml of brick and Btone.
Work will commcnc** on the building in
e stablished thr.t
contain eight rooms, | Cheat ham's Tasteless Chill Tonic will
cure the chills. ."> a .ul 75 cents and
1 guaranteed.
a few days, '"lie cost will be *9,WW ex- ^ K,.v t) |). L<.0 died of old age at lien
elusive of the heating apparatus or fur j n(1 _ 0 T„ last week. He was 91
niture. years old and (or the pa«t twenty-tour
Makkied Mr. Geo. F. Morrow to y,,ur„ has been a missionary among the
Miss Grace O'Kourk at 9 p.m., Wed cheyenne and Arapahoe and Kiowa
nesday. Aug. 7.1893, at the home of the indju„H. receiving his appointment
bride's parents. Mr. anil Mrs. J. J. fr(ltn the Methodist Episcopal church.
O'Rourk. R' v. Parker of Kingfisher. Xhrough his efforts a dangerous out
crformed the ceremony which made |,n.ai{ was averted in 187fi. The remains
Hen and Heasures.
For the People against the Plutocrats,
Trusts and Corporation Oppression. It
is now edited and managed by C. II
Jones. The people of the West know
his ability as a journalist, where he
stands cm all public questions and what j
he is for. He never leaves them in I
doubt. His ideas and sympathies are I
with the Western and Southern people j
and not with Wall street.
Everybody
WILL, WANT A N'KWSPAPER
THIS YEAR.
In which tin' preliminaries for the great
contest in 1895 will be fought.
This Offer Is Special and
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
the happy couple one. There were some
fifty friends present.
Rev. R. II. Harper of Darlington, will
preach at the Congregational church
Sunday morning Aug. 17. At the close
of the service the sacrament of the
L.rd's supper will be administered. All
Christians are invited. The usual
preaching service ill the evening.
Mr.
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Paih,
Makes /lan or Beast well
again.
were embalmed and taken t< lii* for-
mer home at Hillsboro, 111.
A reasons why Cheatham h I astc !
leas C'liiil Tonic should be used: It is ef j
fective; it is harmless; it is pleasant to
take: it is quick in its action: it is cheap:
it is guaranteed to cure. ">0and To cents, j
MrHt-MuHK III All It* Appoint nicutm.
Xfiid \our orders at once to
| The corn crop of this year is estima
i, ,, ... 1 ted at frail 2,220,000,000 to 2,500,000,
Ball, collector for P. b . Collier
Publishing Co., wai in th« city several (,,K' U8 !
days this week on business, and while Go to the Jones meat market on tin*
here visited with his wister who is one corner of Uickford and Woodson for any-
of the teachers in attendance at the In- thing in the meat line. Ihe best and
stitute. | iri'shest always on hand.
The.HERALD,
RATRS:
$2.00
El Reno,
O. T.
THE NEW*" ALBANY HOTEL,
E. (ireen. Prop. 11W4 CtllOli Av<'!iii0
OpiMinIti' I'nlon lli'pot. Ciible and Hcvuird Cur«
I ih* 1 he htiiiHu to nil partn of itic city.
K.I.MJ.VH CITY, MlHNOiai.
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