The State Republican. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, October 19, 1906 Page: 1 of 6
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Published in the bdkt town and richest farming region in Oklahoma.
Vol. 1.
Cordell, Oklahoma, Friday, October 19, 1906.
No. 36.
NKYV
YORK
BROKER
When you hear of anything which yon think woull be of in'erest to the public, ring
op phone No. 4, nd tell it. We want the new*. It takes news to nuke a good paper, and ^ j, v *■ •* r <\ f *V"T"
we want your assistance. If your wife'l folks come to see you, dun't be afraid to let the C fl 1 I . I \ I
people know it. 1 -i-T-J- -i~ ^
oLocal and Otherwise.
Read the New York Brokers Biographical Sketch
ad in this issue. i John H. Anderson.
of
'MRS. OODEN
Who has taught
music four years in
Cordell and given
satisfaction, is still
adding new pupils
daily to her class.
Star Livery Barn,
CUESTER BROS,. PROI'RIKTORS.
Good Rigs and Good Horses. Transfer
and Bus Lin# in Connection.
Everything Kept Up in Good Shape.
S. W. Corner Square, - - Cordell, Okla.
Jim Hancock sold his feed
yard last Friday.
C. Quigley subscribed for the
State Republican this week.
Robt. H. Oury left Wednesday
for Oklahoma City to transact
business.
W. A. Seymour was in Custer
City the past week transacting |
business.
For bargains just cast your
optics over the New York Brok-
ers column.
Quail law was out Monday and
our local sports are sure taking
advantage of the fact.
The Academy base ball tean
defeated the high school tean
last Friday by a score of 8 to 3
At the Griffin barn in Cordel
every day except Saturday yo;
will find a Registure Veterinar\
Surgeon and Dentist. 4t
Robt. H. Oury and J. F. Shrurr
have opened a bible and book re-
prository in the building just
north of the First National Bank.
Mrs. J. W. Utterback and
children left for Chickasha last
Saturday to attend the bed side
of Mr. Utterback's sick father.
J. I. Brothers who returned
Sunday from Mangum was called
there Tuesday where he has sev-
eral real estate deals in progress.
C. Regier, a prominent busi-
ness man of Bessie, was in the
city the first of the week and
left an order with the State Re-
publican for some stationery.
Mr. Gunsenhouser, editor of
the Herald-Sentinel, will leave
Sunday for Arkansas City where
he will join the Fairbank's dele-
gation and will make the tour of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
with that party.
Jim Stevens, a printer by trade
and who has been connected
with Henfeld-Sentinel for the past
several months departed Wednes-
day for Elk City where he will
be the manipulator of ttie me-
chanical department of the Elk
City Democrat.
I. ,L. Druce had a fine saddle
mare, saddle and bridle to dis-
appear the first of the week.
Mr. Drure hitched her on the
north side of the court house and
when he returned the mare was j
missing. The saddle was of a
good make, with a silver plated
horn and cost about $40.
A residence in the southeast
part of town was destroyed by
fire last Friday afternoon. The
house was occupied by A. H.
Burton and family. All their
household goods were consumed
in the fire and no insurance was
carried. The fire is supposed to
have started from
flue.
Below u a brief biography of Good 8 oz. cotton sack Duck
the man whom the republicans One lot men underwear the
have seen fit to nominate for 50c kind at
delegate to the constitutional One lot men underwear the
convention:
11c
27c
19c
ft 2
25c kind at
One lot mens dress shirts
the 50c kind at 39c
The regular 50c overall at 39c
A regular $1.50 Pant at 98c
A regular $2.75 Pant at $1 99c
A regular 25c suspender at 19c
; One dozen Safety Pins.. - 04c
One paper Brass Pins ... 04c
School Tablets 04c
One Spool Silkatine. 04c
One pack Envelopes 04c
Feather Stitched Braid 04c
• Pearl Buttons 04c
Novelty Tooth Pick Holder 04c
Complexion Powder, per
box .. T 04c
No. 1 Lamp Burner. 04c
No. 2 Lamp Burner 05c
Ink ... 04c |
. Vasoline 04c i
John H. Anderson, the nomi- j Salt and Pepper Shakers._ 04c |
nee of the Republican party for! Beef Pounder 04c;
delegate to the Constitutional ; Vegitable Slicer 04c;
convention from the 47th district,: Cabbage Cutter . 04c j
is a man fully qualified for the! Paring Knife 04c!
position to which he aspires and | Pot Cleaner.. 04c;
if elected will make a true rep-; Can Opener 03c
resentative of the people. i Nut Meg Grater 03c;
He was born on a farm near Fruit Jar Funnels 03c
Mt. Pleafant, Iowa, just at the Adamantine Pins, package 01c!
close of the great civil war, and j Good Lead Pencils each....
lived there the usual life of a Talcum Powder
farm boy. In 1880 his parents i A good Claw Hammer ..
took the Kansas fever and mi- Rising Sun Stove Polish..
grated there from Iowa. Here, Potts Patter Sad Iron Han-
young John continued the life of die . _ _
the farmer's boy, working on Stove Pokers each 07c
the farm and attending school.j Toilet Soap per bar 02c
But John was ambitious and en- Knife Sharpener
ergetic and strove to improve his Milk Strainer
opportunities. Like Lincoln, he Nine bars Lenox Soap ...
burned the midnight oil acquir- Nine bars Clairette Soap..
ing an education. By the grace Seven bars Flake White
of his parents and his own will j Soap
and perseverance he completed Four bars Grandpa's Soap
the common school course and Nine boxes Washing Pow-
entered college at Winfield, Kan., j der, any kind
from which cortege he graduated Two cans Royal Seal Oats.
with a very creditable record. ' Four cans Good Corn 25c
After graduating he chose the i Five packages Dunham's
profession of teaching and after j Cocoanut 25c
having taught several successful' Two packages any kind
schools he was elected county ground spice 05c |
superintendent of Cowley county,' K. C. Baking Powder 25c,
Kansas, which position he held Baking Powder. 17c;
for one term. * IK. C. Baking Powder 15c
Soon after the great run into j Baking Powder 11c
the "Strip" he moved to Okla- K. C. Baking Powder 10c
homa, but did not get to Washita Baking Powder. 07c
county, till the great drawing of Fourteen quart Dish Pan. 12c
1901, when he was lucky enough Seventeen quart, heavy tin,
to draw a claim, and wise enough j Rising Pan 25c
...PIANO VOCAL.*
ELOCUTION
Two lessons a week
fifty cents ea^h. One
lesson a week seven-
ty-five cents a week
each under Miss Elsie
Belle Watson, Bach-
elor of Music. : :
..Cordell Academy..
1 \015K RT ^TE K LE
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BONDED ABTRACTER.
Cordell,
Oklahom£:
METROPOLIT A N
BARBER SHOP
Hot and Cold Baths
Always Ready
Your Patronage Solic-
ited.
Laundry Shipped
Tuesday.
OOODBAR & SMITH, Props.
H
Hardware, Harness & Tin Shopj
We carry a full line of Hand Made Harness,
Serviceable Buggy Whips, Collars and Pads,
Machine Oil, Bale Ties, Smooth and Barbed
Wire, Wire Screens, Poultry Netting, Cutlery;
J. H. Bennett & Son, Cordel.
The Corner Meat
Market
01c
08c,
12c
08c
08c
15c
07c i
25c
25c
/■ V *
For a little amusement
drop in at the
POOL HALL
and play a game of pool
or billards.
Our tables are the best
that can be had and are
kept in good shape.
There is nothing more
enjoyable than a good
game of pool.
Floyd R. Lutz, Prop.
DROP AROUND.
Fresh Meats, Choice Steaks,
Fish and Game in Season.
DUNCAN & WHITE, Props,
y, S. Tforton,
Sical £ state, J^arm jCoans and Snsurance/
We meet any rate and give the best privileges.
Notary Public. -o— Cordell, Oklahoma?
shave to
to choose it in Washita county.
Since Mr. Anderson has been
living in this county he has al-
ways been identified with the
Twelve
Pail .
Twelve
Dish
quart Enameled
quart
Pan._
Enameled
love to shave and
please,
Our work is done with greatest
i ease;
Ir. tonsorial work we are up-to-date,
Our shaves and hair cuts can't be
beat;
We will cut your hair and shave
you too,
In better style than others do;
Our tools are kept so vary keen,
The edge on them can't be seen;
Our chairs are kept so very neat,
To set upon them is quite a treat;
We shave the living and the dead,
We call and shave the sick (n bed;
We want your trade, we wih <reat
you right, our barber shop
is out of sight.
Cast Side harbor Shop.
Ches F. Warlick, Mang.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
39c I
best interest of the county. He Two quart enameled cov-
has taught several very success-1 ered Pail 19c1
ful terms of school in the county, Six quart enameled Stew
and is one of our best educators.
He is also a good farmer. He
defective has always lived on the farm and
has the interests of the farmer
A. representative of the State at heart and knows his need?.
Republican was told by a# friend
that W. E. Craig, connected with
Kettle : 29c
Four quart enameied Stew
Pan
A No. 1 good saw only
Carpet tacks in bulk per lb.
the East Side barber shop, went
19c
59c
10c
05c |
Besides his college education and Twelve inch Strap Hinges
experience have broadened his: The best clothing and overcoats
mind, and makes him a fit rep-! in the county for the money,
hunting Wednesday. A by- resentative of all classes of our i Best Shoes in the town for $3.50.
stander spoke up and said, why! people.
that fellow couldn't hit a flock of j He is at present the manager
tfa'rns located right in front of of the Farmer's Rural telephone
him. But W. E. sprung a sur- ] system in the north east part of
ptfse, he brought back with him this county, and is a business
a yellow hammer and a brown man of ability. He is a moral
sparrow. Just before going to christian gentleman,\having been
press we learned that he obtained a member of the Christian church
the yellow hammer under false for a number of years. He is a
pretense. He lit a farmer boy good speaker and mixer and
Shoot his gun at a mark and the should be elected to ths off.ee to
boy £,ave him the bird in return, which he aspires.
'Star Brand Shoes are
better" sold by us.
Yours for More Shoe Business,
7feu> 2/ork SBro/cers.
Public Speakings.
John H. Anderson, the repub-1
iican nominee for delegate t) the i
constitutional convention will;
address the voters at 7:30 p. m.
at the time and place designated
below:
Friday, Oct. 19, Star.
Saturday, Oct. 20, Cioud Chief.
Monday, Oct. 22, Seger.
Tuesday, Oct. 23, Korn.
Wednesday, Oct. 24. Bessie.
Thursday. Oct. 25.
Friday, Oct. 26, Dugford.
Saturday, Oct. 27, Rocky.
Tuesday, Oct. 30, Rainey.
Wednesday, Oct.- 31, Lone Tree.;
Thursday, Nov. 1, Cordell.
Mr. B. E. Bryant will be al-;
lowed half the time at each meet-
ing if present. Committee. |
J. S. Miller went to Ft. Worth
Sunday where will enter a busi-!
noss college.
Car Loads of Furniture.
That is the way we buy it, and
we sell it fast. Best Prices,
Best Stock, and More of it. See
us when in the city.
Our stock of House Furnishing is complete, and is sure
to please any lover of modern, up-to-date furniture.
Our carpets and mattings are of fine quality, lovely de-
sign, and priced right down within the reach of all.-
Harness and Saddles,
Undertaking.
W. A. BILLS, Cordell.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Printing neatly and quickly. It will pay |0
you Mr. Business Man to place your next order
with us and get something neat and up-to-date
for your money. We make a speciality of all
kinds of Commercial Printing. Our prices are
low and rieasonable and our work better.
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
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Utterback, J. W. The State Republican. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, October 19, 1906, newspaper, October 19, 1906; Cordell, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc160446/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.