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mi. iyave-demoirit, ivii enday eveni.nu, jam vhi i, i iu.
THE W AVF -HFMOCR AT '•«
M. A. KELSO.
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Entered us second class mutter Feb-
ruary 15, 1909, at the post office at
Fnld, Okla.. under the act of March
3. 187i#.
II Mil OF HI HI
WA KM Mi.
uniclpalitles
Interesting
i any i
CITIZEN CRUCE AND THE GOVERNORSHIP
in some-
theme of
Col. Sydney Suggs, «d ior of the that they
Ardmorelte at the home of Hon. !>•'• Hide j
Cruce, comes out squarely for hi* J There
stand in parity side by
guides to his public duties.
no blot on his political
ct of land to be sold. (First published Wave-Democrat De-
cember 30th, 1909.?
SUMMIT'S SALE IN DER ORDER
OF HALE.
SPECIAL EDITION
WAVE-DEMOCRAT
urden there is
'K<-(i< kicking
elv Knld
a lot of
part of
Vt
the
of the state in th
uj. a great big bonded indebt-
•r to make Knld grow The
indebtedness of Knld i« more
alf smaller than that of any
wing u«'°" u" '
,r of thought couu
year '10 is v
Oklahoma. I
11 is
ant doors ki
, pressing upou
be an historic
is the lust ves
ratlve period
campaign yeur
n big with pr
us that
me for
city
of L'U.OOO
in the
escutcheon. There is no breath of
stain upon his citizenship. ue the
We are for Lee Cruce. Uec.u.e *e
iiouestly believe that he is entitled ceptam
by all the traditions of party fealty |},,,ceth*|
to the nomination, other things lie- UM4. u,
lug equal. His manly bearing In de-j"act-
feat, after one of the most strenuous |J.rru-Tu'iappi
cimpiliM ever conducted In any ■Jd^l1°ul,e l°fl
state, KtampH him us one whom the ceg8fU| biddi
party may well trust In success.
Tig not in mortals to comni
lie improve
do purchased arid paid for by
aftil bidder for the land.
rait of land for which Home (
ih a valid lease, such person
** ••• thereof ha* the preference! State of Oklahoma. Garfield Coun-
to purcahae «uch tract at the ... „
it bid received therefor, or In the *'
no bid Ih received for such tract. | R. F. Foster, plaintiff. VS.
- shall have the right to yan ^ Mount, et al, defendant. The Wave-Democrat now has in
"eof!" "Each'tr'ac* *PfP™ndd.hi'll j Notice is hereby given, that by j the hands ot the printer and will soon
.1 )ti public auction to the highest virtue of an order of sale to me Issue a carefully complied and clas-
t>v. AD. "3.
(bpUc'vau SpecwNWl
Rooms 429-30 Chamber of Com
meree Bldg. PHONE 108i .
upon tho ac-
tiie bid. Is required to pay
nlsHioners of the Land Of-
r authorised Agent, for the
leflt of the leasee of said
ppru'aed vr lue of the Im- j
thereon aa shown by the
raiaenaent thereof, and in |
the payment of the apprals- |
E. 1).
PHYSICIAN
Office oi *■
Phone DO.
u 11 n rally
to
with milk and
biblical metaphc
land
ley, to
Published every afternoon ei
Sunday, at Knld. Garfield county,
lahoma.
ept
Ilk,. N«
would
ck ure t
of publh
The Wave-Democrat does not ueees- (o bt. taken when
swrily Indorse expressions made by |llt)„h i,un,ied debt
correspondents any mere than It Is ' hlilefatlou That
Is take
►pinion a
they will
Igld, Inflexible
rdln
l0 Past perfo
Politically. |
l year of Okla- !
den and meaaur-
l in the balance
id the standardh
be guuged will
and unvarying
nd future prom-
ut you've done more, Sempronlui
you deserve It," said Cato
And if Cruce did fdll in c
thii
er- vlded, h<
responsible for their utterances.
Patrons falling to get th epaper reg
ularly will please uotlfy thl office.
Phone 746.
NOTICE
Charges will he made for all Lodge
Notices Resolutions and ohlluar)
|M ctr>, uli meetings or gatherings
where an admittance fee ih charged
or are held for the purpose of mak-
ing money, \dvertislng locals are
cents per line for each Insertion. \d-
vertlslng rales made known on ap-
plication.
ntroller Metz, *'
fa<
WEDNESDAY, JAM'AM
ENFORCE THE OUDINAMI
standards, which have bet
slowly but surely forming in ti
minds of the people during Its perit
of formation and adjustment to stat
hood harness, and by their fltne
and availability must men and mea
ures stand or fall.
This by way of preamble to ti
statement that the Democratic party. I
nd of three years by | as the dominant party of the state
whose initiative Is due the splen
did constitution nnd laws of the state I fruition of these wish
hand
From time to time there have beor
announcements, emanating from tl.<
city hall, of the proposed enforce
ment of the ordinance which fixe
penalties for spitting upon the side
walk or in street cars or upon the
floors of public buildings. Th.j or-
dinance has been upon the re;ord.<
for several years. It has neve, be-
come effective. This has been duo
to the failure of the authorltl •• to
make an active effort to enfor •• it.
The spectacle of a policeman ignor-
ing repeated violations of the • r-
dinance at places where crowds
assemble was a familiar one uudor
the adtttiuUttat'lon preceding
present one.
The writer knows personally
several cities where the anti-spit or-
dinance Is enforced to the le'ter. in
Fort Smith offenders against the
ordinance are fined $5 n clip with-
out any Investigation save the word
of the arresting officer Result:
c e«n aide i- ■•«>« •*.rea-
son on earth why the t rH|nanoe
should not be enforced In -Fnld.
None that we know of unless t<
dereliction of duty upon the part of
officials We believe Judge Wllklng
will apply the letter or the law
against offenders against this ordi-
nance the same as he does In other
instances against offenders.
The Oklahoma Anti-Tuberculosis
Association has made numerous at-
tempts to bring about activity in tills
matter In this state. It Is again an-
nounced that something is to be done.
Let us hope that the chief of police
has taken the matter up seriously
and that he will keep up the fcood
work proposed until the people learn
that the ordinance Is not a dead
letter.
There Is no more reasonable ordi-
nance In existence Its observance
does not entail hardship upon any-
one. Its violation not only spreads
disease, but also constitutes a nuis-
ance. In other cities similar ordin-
ances have been enforced. There
will not be the slightest difficulty
In eliminating the evil aimed at by
the ordinance If the city of-
ficials and policemen In uniform do
their duty.
That the "anti-spitting" ordinance
has not been taken seriously la
Enid although It has proven use
ful elsewhere. Is due wholly . • i!i"
failure of the chief of police ail
those under him to take it serloouV.
The present chief of police, anl th-
city commissioners should be unre-
mitting In their efforts to implant
in the public mind the Idea that
certain punishment will follow d *•
tected disregard of this important
measure for the conservation of pub-
lic health and the cleansing o'
streets and street cars and public
buildings.
DEMOCRAT EDITORS MEET.'M.
A call has been issued for a
meeting of the Democratic Press As-
sociation at Guthrie, Saturday. Jan.
8. In the notice sent out tip'
date is given as "Saturday, Jan
9." but we suppose this Is a typo-
graphical error, for the good reason
that next Saturday will be the 8th
of January.
A meeting of Democratic edlto
at this time is advisable from many
standpoints, but there will be no
"resolutlng" or "endorsing" about
anything or anybody. The meeting
should be well attended, made a
social gathering with the free ex-
change of ideas and opinions of the
press boys, and a general line of ac-
tion along general lines, without
dictation or "bossing" on the part
of anyone.
The Wave-Democrat urges editors
of Democratic newspapers in this
section, as well as other sections,
to attend A closer and better ac-
quaintance among the Democratic
press gang is advisable.
Oklahoma's crops last year amount-
ed to $79,000,000, or about one-tenth
of the farm production of the coun-
try. The latest state is a strapping
youngster.—*Globe-Democrat.
a recent report of (
was the inagnlficant sum of 11-
fl«5.7!2.4S7.
It iH always Interesting to compare
New York's bonded debts with other
great del ts. For Instance, this city s
debt Is all but $100,000,000 greater
than the Interest-bearing debt of
the United States, and this same
,t ia less than the nation's
debt at the
$100,000,000. And the city debt Is
times the size of the New
York state bonded debt of $26,230,660.
This debt represents a burden pli-
ed year after year upon the should-
ers of property owners and tax-pay-
ers. It Is a colossal monument
erected to the God of graft and in-
efficiency. The sweetness of life
■VH
of thoughtful ' ;ood men for office—the best men
tenement j available within Its ranks.
dweller to the man who lives In th. | The urealest interest is centered
Fifth-avenue mansion, by pontemplni- j upon the governorship. In one
„« this monument. This debt should I lx>ula XIV was right when h.
of the cost that "I am the Stat
1.1 nly demuiiBtratrd. by all the signs
of political courtesy, citizenship and
knightly bearing under such adverse
circumstances, that he deserves suc-
cess In the next campaign.
Rut, aside from all this, We know
of no man whose name has been men-
tioned In connection with the office
of governor, who mote nearly fills
the bill from a business standpoint,
a political standpoint, or from the
idpolnt of availability for success,
directed and delivered, and now sified edition of the Ranking, Whole-
in my hands, issued out of the sale, Manufacturing, Real Estate and
clerk's office of the 20th Judicial Professional interests o.' Enid. The
District Court, State of Oklahoma, edition will contain portraits of prom
In and for the County of Garfield Inent business men who have helped
upon a Judgment rendered In said make the city what It is. The edi-
improvementH, the «uc- \ court in favor 0f R. f. Foster and Hon will also contain cuts and illus-
"ayPto! against Van A Mount, Grace G. trations or all prominent buildings
L-m of the land office, j \|OUnt, Nannie E. Mount, Levi
S^p^ent1 o?h<i tbld"upor"the j Mount, Bessie 13. Mount. Ruby
land but in no event shall' Mount, I^vl Snarely and Van A. book paper and bound in muguzlnc
wln'uny^bld'^or'any^trac? of' Mount as administrator ot estate of | form ready for mailing. It will be Fliollei Offl.
> 11 side red or accepted for leu | Allen W. Mount deceased. I have j circulated on a new plan which can-
uppralsed value thereof; pro
wever. In the ev
t offered for
EKRIUllT.
AN Sl'HUEON
ok Store,
Enid, Okla
inlKBlo
DR. j. E. MAIIO.NEY
Physlcun and Surgeon,
churches, schools, etc.. In fine large Rooms 4— • -1—^ ( humher of (ouimercc
E. half-toues, printed on fine enamel ltiiLding.
Euld, OMa.
e 1085.
Residence lied oue Ring.
bid has been offered
received, desires to and does then and
iher. exercise hi* preference right to
purchase said land at the highest bid.
he shall have the lawful right to do ho
and If lie so elects the sale of such tract
>iui, bt mads to him.
Th remainder of the purchase price
to.wit: .*> per cent shall be paid In forty
equal annual payments with Interest
thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, provided, however, tho pur-
chaser o. any tract is given the prlvil-
at any Interest payment after ex.
plra'ion of five years, to pay any and
all deferred payments, both principal
1 Intere
or- pr°" levied upon the following described not fail of good reults to those con
.ale and real estate of sail defendant, to:wlt: , cerned as well as the city at large
than I^ee Cruce.
So here's to you, Citizen Cruce,
and may the New Year put you on
the road to the governor's chair, and
I the state of Oklahoma the way of
j renewed prosperity and may the
ome hand in
and Its progressive institutions, and
which will naturally be charged with
the responsibility of their defence, is
confronted with a duty that It must
discharge fearlessly, conscientiously,
sagaciously, and with a purpose sln-
.... I gle to the good of the state and Its
soured ' own high traditions. It must put up
a bit In the minds
people, from the humble
said.
In the sense of aut-
ocracy, he was wrong, but In the
sense that a state's laws and a Btate s
Institutions, no matter how good they
may be, become us dead letters In j
the hands of a weak or Inefficient
of Oklahoma are not I executive, the king spoke true when
session of be aM. "I am the State.
be an object
Is piled upon the voters by Inat-
tention to public affairs aiul the
character of the men whom they
choose to govern them.
next governor of Oklahoma
The people
In favor of a special
the legislature. Judging by Interviews
with about twenty-five citl.ens and must be a strong man. a sincere man,
tax-payers of Enid and Garfield conn- U courageous man. .firm man. a bus-
ty Out Of eighteen men tiuoBtloned I InesB man nnd withal, a Democrat,
oil the subject only two could see
any need of a special siaslon. One
because he must be a friend and an
upholder of Its laws and Institutions
and the hand of the Republican
party Is against them and against
those who stand for them.
Of candidates for governor, there
of these wai a lawyer with an axe
to grind and the other was a mem-
ber of the legislature. The sixteen
men who emphatically stated "NO'
%2JLed every clasa of .business Is no lack. They are many and varied,
SpttWL . -. One man is urged for hl« political
hi
to j friends, another because he can
In ' "catch the vote" of this or that class
,e- of voters, while those who disclaim
Winter Boats to Na^aii.
New York, Jan. 5.—American coast-
wise and West Indies steamship lines
that recently consolidated their in-
terests are going in for winter resort
trnffic. In conjunction with the Ward
Line the Mai lory Line Is going to be-
gin a service between this port
and Nassau in January that will 'be
better than any hitherto attempted
by American steamships. The Denver
opened the new service today when
she sailed for Nassau, continuing
thence to Galveston. The San Jac-
into will enter the Nassau route
February 2. and the swift and big
Ilrazose may be put on later. It
will be the first time a Mallory Line
boat has touched at a foreign port
since the days of the clippers.
Two big British steamship lines,
the Quebec and the Royal Mall,
will strive this season for the traf-
fic, which Increased Immensely last
season, between New York and Ber-
muda. It is the hope of the con-
solidated American lines to divert
some of this traffic to Nassau.
(1) and
northwest quarter
(2) of Over 150 of our live business firm*
section j are represented In Its columns
OR. I A. Ill l>SON
(5) township twenty-four (24) I present. Those who have not been office, Sew Murphy Building
Before any person other than the
f, shall he Qualified to bid
act of said land, he shall
(••posit with the Commissioners of the
flee or their authorized agent,
unt equal to 10 per cent of the
npprnia* d value of the lessee's 1m-
inents as ghown by the official
...Isement thereof and when such
deposit l« made and the person deposit-
ing the same for the purpose of quali-
fying himself to bid upon a particular
act, is unsuccessful In his bid foi
Id tract, such deposit if desired by the
(successful bidder will be retained and
■ will be qualified to bid on any tract
offered for sale thereafter until he
withdraws such deposit.
A full and complete description of
tach tract of said land can be had upon
application to said Commissioners of
I .and Office and upon request, a
pamphlet containing a complete list of
Id lands by section, township nnd
nge, together with a brief description
of each tract thereof with the linprove-
nts thereon and seting out the ap-
praisement of the lands and the 1m-
ements, together with a map of
county a ' an abstract of the laws
authorizing the sale of said lands and
he rules and regulations adopted by the
Commissioners of the Land Office will
be furlnshed free of cost to any person.
Address all communications to the
Commissioners of the Land Office of the
State of Oklaohma. or Jno. N. Sheplar,
Supt. of Sales. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
Witness our hands In the City of
Guthrie. In said State, on this 8th day
of December. 1909.
C. N. HASKELL,
Governor.
BILL CROSS.
Secretary of State.
M. E. TRAPP,
State Auditor.
E. D. CAMERON.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. P. CONNORS.
President Board of Agriculture.
Composing ommlssloners of Land
office of the State of Oklaohma.
Attest:
ED. O. CASSIDY.
Secretary.
Lot
the
five
north ot range three (3) W. I. M, j seen will bo called upon by a repre-
Subjeet to a prior mortgage fnr sentatlve ot the paper and its nature
the sum or «2.000.011. | explained more fully.
And that I shall, on Friday the The edition Is now in the hands of
11th day of February A. D„ 1910 J the prnter, and those who have con-
st the hour of 2 o'clock p. m„ of | traded for space should send In their
said day, at the Bast Front Hoor copy at once, as for this reason the
of the Court House, in the City of j edition has been dolayed. The edt-
Enid In said County and State pro-! tion will be out soon.
ceed to sell the right, title and
interest of the above named defend-
ants Van A. Mount, Grace G. Mount,
Nannie E. Mount, Levi A. Mount,
Bessie B. Mount, Ruby E. Mount.
Levi Suavely and Van A. Mount
as administrator of estate of Allen | SlalC Officials
W. Mount deceased, In and to the |
above described property, to satisfy
said judgment and costs, amount-
ing to twelve hundred seventy-seven
dollars and thirty-three cents, to-
ir. dependent
Room* ti, 7 and
Get your copy n NOW.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Governor ('. N. Ilasknl
Lieut Governor . . tj. W. Bellamy
Attorney General .... ('has. West
Secretary of State . Wm. M.Cross
Treasurer James Menefee
Auditor M. K. Trapp
Clerk of Suureme Court — W. II. L. Campbel
State Examiuer Chas. Taylor
Supt. Pulilic Instruction ... K. D < 'ameron
Miue Inspector. Peter llanraty
Commissioner of Charities. Miss Kate Marnard
Commissioner of Labor . Cba . Daughertj
Insurance Commissl'juer T. J. MoComl
Sheriff of Garfield County, j Corporation Commiosioners:
J. J. McAlester, A. F *'* - -
get her with all accruing costs of
sale, and interest on the same from
the 6th day of November 1909. at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash.
S. C. CAMPBELL,
by J. E. Mllllgan deputy.
Robtxl'ts & Curran, plaintiff's
attorney.
Dated at Enid this 29th day of De-
cember 1909.
Wave-Democrat
J L'STICKS SU i'KK.M K t'OUKT.
Chief J notice B L. W
Associates-Jes.-e J Dunn, S. \V. liaye
Turnei, Matthew J. Kane.
UuiteJ Snt « <ii ors-It bert L Owo
Thos. P. (hire.
J. I
,.",Vl,s or th,. number ur, One man is urged for his „„lltie„. ,
^leuiocratB I'i® Is a pointer *.r pediency. another for «l ...He of ^
H„„kell If he wants
u|sh<>s of the ^people
, -clnl S.'SSloj*. 'Vr,
"of sex Ik|,<d0 I alubliton but ar- Uelillng
j Tops, Button
, ,Ttai„l> Is no demand for an extra
session, will, the accompanying ex-
pense, by the rank and tile of Okla-
tiomans. the men who pay the expens-
es of government anil who are not
politicians ur office holders. In
certain quarteri there Is a demand
fin souie changes In the guar.iniy
bank law. and in some other ac-
tions of laws now upon the statutes.
Inn the demand Is to satisfy these
Interests solely, and not for tho
common good. n"
of the stale o!
like to see some
Hon affecting tin
Jiirity
"earnee
i in the
Governor
know thi
regard t« ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
—s-.n Ip1| of Mssor^-"*—
„. uitur usual ih— -us ma-
in number and hoise. the
solicitation" hunch are away
lead.
We are not of those who believe
In the "political expediency'' Idea
in the selection of a governor. There
Is no party exigency that should de-
mand a sacrifice of principle. The
expedient man is the right man, and
the right man is the Democratic par-
ty to nominate in this campaign Is
in uwi «w. •— not lhe mun who can caPture t,lls
tn the east side j or another kind of political tactics,
Interests would ! but Is the man who la personally
hangos In legist,,- fitted for the place, who has the
section and the j conflden
Oil Investors. This is of lutie con- can entf
cern to four-fifths ot the remain- ftc
1,ik population who would be taxed III
hv ,i special session. The times do A
not call for an extra session ot the | A conscien
legislature. Ot five Hepubllcans quel
led in Enid on the advisability ot | lions are concerned
an extra session, four of them vt
bluntly stated that from a politic. ,
standpoint only were they In favor of | who Is seeking the high office ot gov
It Governor Haskell may be de
pended upon to use his best Judg
ment in the matter, and it may be tho
best, hut as the Wave-Democrat
views it. a grave mistake will
have been made, should he call a
special session at this time. This
paper It unqualifiedly against it.
Jress dispatches state that Gover-
r Haskell has sent letters to
tubers of the legislature asking
What is a Gentleman?
What Is a gentleman? Clarendon,
the historian, affirmed: "If a Scotch-
man could have either courage or hon-
esty he might be something of a man."
Yet Providence owed the world some
compensation tor Carnegie, i «
' Cromwell called Irishmen "the bri-
hingcai man I ever knew."
Goethe said: "Der Englander 1st
elgentlich hone Intelllgenz," and an
Englishman has been known to say:
"I have no prejudice, but I do hate
a German."
A Frenchman Is a "parson, general-
ly decorated, who ignores geography.
A German Is like an oyster, all
stomach and no heart, which explains
why the nation is so bellicose."
In Austria, said Wlndlschgratz,
"men below the rank of a baron do
not count."
A gentleman might perhaps be a
Spaniard, for Lord Dundonald when
ptured a TiOO-ton Spanish man of
f the of- I wur wilh his 50-ton brig told his ra -
leu foe "he had fought his ship like a
gentleman and a Spaniard."
Sydney Smith in 1827 apologized
for passing a night at a hunker's
country place
Fielding says of "brokers and oth-
er thieves of this kind."
Jeremy Bentham said of lawyers
that "their knowledge was confined to
the corrupt part of human nature."
Sancho Panza declared: "There are
but two lineages In the world, as my
grandmother used to say, the Haves
and llavenots. and she stuck to the
Haves."
1 Izaak Walton may be tho best judge:
But we have been watching and I "I would rather prove myself a gentle-
waiting, studying and reflecting upon j man by being learned and humble,
the situation for a long time, fearful j valient and Inoffensive, virtuous and
only lest our friendship and loyalty j communicable, than by any fond os-
to the Interests of a home candidate tentatlon of riches, or wanting these
honor might mislead us as to | virtues myself boast that these w« e
my ancestors."
Certainly the man was not
of the
people and who |
enter upon the duties
untramelled and unpledged, pol
memory
like a cloudless sky,
llike a sea at rest."
so far as personal political obllga-
not one word of anlmad-
rslon to express against any man
rnor of this state—let the peopl
Judge. The columns of this paper
will be open to the friends of every
candidate before the primary to ex-
press their sentiments freely and
fully.
(First Published In the Wave-Demo
crat December 23. 1#09.)
NOTIC 10 OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
State of oklahoma.
Garfield County,
the < «
the Matte
il>- Court
of the Estate of Wll-
I lit
Nelsi
led.
Notice is hereby given that W. C.
Wlson, the duly appointed and quali-
fied administrator of the estate of
William C. Nelson, deceased, has ren-
dered and presented for final settle-
ment, and filed in said Court, final
account and report of his administra-
tion as such administrator and that
Friday, the 14th day of January. A.
1>. 1910. beliiK a day of a Regular
Term of said Court, to-wlt: of the
January term. A. D. 1910. at 9 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. at the
County court room In the City or
Enid, In said County of Garfield. Ok-
lahoma. has been duly appointed by
the
urt, for the final
ettle.
ccount. at which t'nie
and place any person Interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing to the account,
and contest the same.
IN TESTIMONY WilEKEOF. I have
hereunto set my hand nnd affixed the
seal of said court this l&tb day of
December. 1909.
JAMES B. CULLISON.
(Seal.) Judge County Court.
(First Published
Pec. 9. to date ot sate.)
NOTICE—S n RRI IT'S * A I.E
Whereas. It appears from an order
of sale issued out of the District Court
of tne County or Oarfield and State
ot Oklahoma, bearing date the 2nd
day of December A. D.. 1909, to me
directed, and now tn my hands, that
on the 6th day of November A. D.
1909 In an action then pending In
said court, wherein Henry Pantsch
was plaintiff and Uhoma Creamery
Company was defendant a personal
judgment was rendered In suld court
in said action In favor (ft said plaln-
tltr and against said defendant, La-
homa Creamery Company for the
sum ot Twenty-Two hundred nlnty-
eight and 71.100 dollars (11998.71)
debt, bearing Interest at the rate of
8 per cent per annum from the 6th
day of November 1909. and costs of
suit, taxed at sixty.one (|61.00) dol- t
lars and which sums were declared
and adjudged by said court to be u .
tirst and valid lien on the real estate J
therein, and hereinafter dencrlhed.
And whereas. It further appears Unit
it was turther ordered by'said court!
in said action that an Order of Sale
issue out ot said court directed to !
the sherirr of said County or Garfield.
commanding him to advertise and sell
said real ostate with appraisement. '
or so much thereof as may be neces- j
sary to satisfy salu judgment, in- I
terest, attorney's fee, nnd costs, and |
costs or sale, and all the right, title.
interest, and equity of redemption of j
said defendant I<ahomu Creamery ;
Company and Emelle Oarft and
T H. Miller Jr., defendant in No.
and to said property or any j No.
part thereor. as tn case or sales of |
eal estate on execution with appraise-
ment, subject to confirmation by the j No. 742 leaves
Official Directory ol Garh ld Co
LEGISLATURE.
Senator P. J. Moulding
ep rosentatives—E. Watrous, J. M Porto
A- A. Stull.
Clerk Distric Court J. M . Y illebrow
Stenographer— A.M. Hug"
COUNTY OFEICES.
«Jauut> Judge Juniet; B. CuIIisol
County Clerk Ira A. William
Sheriff . S. ( . Campbell
County Attorney U.G. McKoeve'
Uegister of Deeds C H Loukck*
Treasurer C. W. Smith
Couuty Suporiutendout Geo Haiue>
County Surveyor H. F. Lewi
« upl. Hoard of Health Dr. C. ii. Dainrel
COU N T V COM MI SSI o N ERS
9t District . flJ . M. Calluwaj
2nd District II. C. Jaynt
;ir<^ District William R. Wilsoi
DK. J- II. BAltJIKS.
I'racllce l.lmilcil l« E«i N<l9e
and Throat
222 ChamliiT of (ommercp ItliU-
lira, (is!, oiflce JH1. KnU.
Oklahoma.
DR. C. K. D AH BELL.
l'UVSKI A> AX I) SUBGKON.
Office over Brown-Prater Drj (ioods
Store.
Northwest Corner of Square.
I'Iioiicn: Office 54JI, Bes. 403.
(JEO- A. BOYLE-
PHYSICIAN AN0 SUBOKON-
Special attention to Electro-Thera-
puticM and OlseascH of Women.
Office HI Went Bandolph, over lllrsli
Bros. Keaidence wrl West IUindolph
Telephone 117.
OB. GUY E. BBEWEB
I'hjsiclan and Surgeon
riione I'-ll Night or Bay.
I'ooms II and 11, Over Brovvn-Fra/cr.
Bcsidence 703 E. Maple, Enid, Okln.
OIL S. M. JENKINS.
rractlce limlteu to Eje, Eur. Nose
and Throat. Glasses Fitted Correctly
ilockada) Itldir. Knld, Okla-
OB. II. B. 31 eh EN/IK.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
Office: Booms 3 uutl * Lee hulld-
iug. I'honeSt office 570, residence
3.
tings of Board, (irst Monday
BAILBOAO TIME !1\BKI
ROCK ISLAND.
North Bound.
; No.
South Bound.
6:10 a. m.
9:40 a. m.
G:28 p m.
9:45 a. m.
6:43 p. m.
9:OS p. m.
m.
gen-
merely
Justified
New Y'ork Sun.
for tin
their Ojilulon of the need of cnllinn j 1'U availability, at this time. We have |
„ >p..v,«I seaslon of tho legislator, canvawed carefully th,. claims an,l ' , ,h k ou, „
The Wave-Democrat waraa Governor the p08.tblllt ea of .very catullda ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g|
Haskell that the sentiments of , far mentioned and wanted an annnlty. She •,
legislator is not always the sent - standpoint, we believe that In l.e, | dlTor(,,
ment of the people. Get dow,, t , I Cruce. Carter county has presented
^ n ideal candidate for governor and ;
! one who ran win.
aii doubts, which, if eve,- we rear> Public Sale of Oklahoma
>mmla- entertained any were but the shadows
of over cautious, are dissolved in our School and PllbliC Laflds
breast and we unhesitatingly fling the j
banner of Lee Cruce to the outer wall l
and bid the heralds sound their ,
trumpets.
We are for I
Is a man of firmness and a man of
character.
Y\V art* for I.ce Cruce. because he
Is honest, capable, and courageous.
In principle and in action.
We are for Lee Cruce, because ho
is a Democrat, whose Democracy and
whose citizenship are so interwoven
tho grass roots. Governor, befor
doing anything tash in the premise:
Dr. \Y A. Evans, Chicago's
sioner of health, a man,of science, j
has requested that his salary be re-
duced and the surplus applied to
that of some of his valued assist-
ants. Cm. But couldn't It haw
been arranged—or rather mightn't
It have been fixed—that is to sa>.
how would It have done to have—.
Oh. well. It's no us«> talking, that (
in doesu't beloug in Chicago. Come
on here, doe.
(First published In Wave-Democrat
December 16. 1909.)
Notice Is hereby given tlint the State
because he lof Oklahoma will offer for sale and soil
at Public Auction 120.133.70 acres of
School and Public I.ands situate In and
belonging to said State, together with
n!i appraised Improvements thereon.
Said lands will be offered for sale nnd
sold at the door at tho Court House
wh. i . ,n the County Court Is held In
tli« following Counties, and at the fol-
lowing places and on the folowlng
The best money-maker on the farm
is the hen. She turns grass Into
greenbacks, grain into gold, and
from the sand and gravel she coins
silver. There is nothing else on tho 1
place to compare with her. The cat-
tle atnl horses are heavy consumers,
and to get their value We must par.
with them; but not so with the hen.
In her small way she is a gold
mine on the face of the earth, a mill
that grinds that which others over-
look or relnsf
Of course, Vein Whiting's trip to
Washington at thi« time Is on 'of-
ficial business." If not. why not?
Doesn't B S McGulro n ..«* his
headquarters In Washington0 Of
course, he does. Vern's trip hasn't
a dad-burned thing to do with the
Jan. 17th
Feb.
Feb.
KIOWA. 6lty of Hob
o -7th. 1910 Inclusive.
CADDO. City of Anadarko, Jai
o Feb 5th. 1910. Inclusive.
COMANCHE City of Lawton.
7th to 12th. 1910. Inclusive
TILLMAN city of Frederick,
Hth and 1Mb. 1910
(SHADY. City of Chickasha. Feb. 23rd
and 24th. 1910.
GARFIELD, City of Knld. Feb. 28th
to March 2nd. 1910 inclusive.
POTTAWATOMIE. City of Tecumseh
ongresslonal nomination fight in March 7th and 8th. lylo.
his district Of course not .Nary LINCOLN, City of Chandler. Jan. sth
11910.
dad-burned thing. Suld 120,133.70 acres of land are dl-
• vlded Into 764 tracts and each truct
. , .. .. ,, . . . • . ... with Improvements will be sold separ-
Of course jest nachel). Guthrie A Michigan Judge ordered a sheriff lUei> No person will be permitted to
all of Guthrie, is itching for a spec- to search a woman whom evidence purchase more than 160 acres Said
, , • , , , . , , , «alo to be governed by the laws of •
lal s.-ssion of the legislature. In- ; in court showed had $3,500 In her state and Rules and Regulations
cldentally, this is the dull season stocking, and take it away from her. | the Commissioners of tho Land OffUc
of the year wheu legislators can do , We know at least one Enid man who 1" ThVterms'and conditions of tli>
little at home, and the per diem I woud all the way to Michigan jof_«ald lauds and Improvements are ai
[looks good to the average member. I to relieve that sheriff of his Job.
(First Pub. In Wave-Democrat De-
cember 23. 1909.)
NOTICE—SHERIFF'S SALE
WHEREAS, It appears from an Or-
der of Sale Issued out of the District
Court of the County of Garfield and
State of Oklahoma, bearing date the
6th day of December. A. D. 1909, to
me directed and now In my hands,
that on the 1st day of June. A. D.
1909. In an action then pending In
said court, wherein Ada Mastln was
plaintiff, and .da V. Wlllllams and O.
W. Williams were defendants, a pel-
sonal judgment was rendered in salo
court In said action In favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendants.
Ida V. Williams. O. -«ns and
O. D. llubbell. for the sum of Out
Hundred and Eighty-five Dollars
(*isr..00), debt, bearing Interest at
the rate of per cent per annum
from the date thereof, and for the
sum of Fifty Dollars (|r.0.00) attor-
ney's foe and costs of suit, taxed at
Eleven and 35-100 Dollars ( 11.35)
and which sums were declared and
adjudged by said court to be
and valid lien on the real estate
therein, and hereinafter described
AND WHEREAS, It further appears
that it was further ordered by said
court in said action that an Order of
Salo Issue out of said court directed
to the sheriff of said County of Gar-
field. commanding him to advertise
and sell said real estate without ap-
praisement. or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
interest, attorney's fee, and costs, and
costs of sale, and all the right, title.
Interest, and equity of redemption of
aid defendant and and to said proper,
ty or any part thereof, as In case ol
sales of real estate on execution, with-
out appraisement, subject to confli
tIon by the court.
AND WHEREAS. I am commanded
In said Order of Sale now In my hands
to advertise and sell said preinls.
pursuant to the order and Judgment
ol said court, as aforesaid,
NO o'. THEREFORE. Public notice
is hereby given that on the 28th day
of January, A. 1>. 1910. at the hou
of 2 o'clock M.. of said day. at
the east and front door of the 1
House In the City of Enid in
county Of Garfield and State of Okla
homa, I shall offer for sale and
at public auction to the highest
best bidder, for cash, the real estate
mentioned in said Order of Sale,
described as follows, to-wlt:
Lots Ono (1) and Two (2) In Block
Nine i9> In Jonesvllle Addition to the
City of Enid, situated in Garfield
county. State of Oklahoma. or
so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
attorney's tee. and costs, and costs of
sale, and all the right, title. Interest,
and equity of redemption of said de
ndant in and to said premises, oi
any part thereof, as In case of sales
of real estate on execution, without
appraisement, subject to confirmation
by said Court.
Witness my hand this 7th day of
December, 1909.
S. C. CAMPBELL Sheriff
By E. H. HOAR. Under Sheriff
W. W. SUTTON.
Attorn«y for Plaintiff.
Billings Branch.
—10:15 a m
| No. 741 arrives 4:00 p. m
Enid and Anadarko,
to advertise and sell said premises (Enid to Wuarika.)
pursuant to the order and Judgment of ,n.m
said court, as atoresaiu. | No. 753 leaves .....10:10
Now, Therefore, Public notice is,No. 754 arrives •• 3:45
hereby given that on the 16th day of ;
uary, A. D.. 1910 at the hour of j
•'clock 1'. M., of said day. at the
it and front door of the Court
ise in the city of Enid. In said county
of Garfield, state of Oklahoma, I shall
offer for sale and sell at puo ic auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder.
cash, the real estate mentioned In No. 611 Ar. from Tulsa
order of Sale, and described as i No 60g leaves for Beau-
follows. to-wlt: I
The North one half ( ) of block | mont Jet.
ur (4) north side addition to the ; No. 602 leaves for Deau-
town of Lahoma, situated In Garfield
nty. state of Oklahoma, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satis-
fy said judgment, attorney's fee. ajid
costs, and costs or saiet and all the
right, title, Interest, and equity of
redempfTOn of said uefendant In nnd
Id premises or any part thereof.
case of sales of real estate on
exocutlon, with appraisement subject
to confirmation by said v^ourt.
Witness my hand this Sth day of
Decembor, 1909.
S. C. CAMl'iJtULL, Sheriff.
By E. H. IIOAK. Under Sheriff.
Huett and Chapwell attorneys for
plaintiff.
:41 p. m
8:50 a. ;
DR. I\ A. SMI THE.
Special Attention to Chronic Diseases
and Diseases of Women.
Office North Side Square, Entrance
Adjoining Oklahoma Laundry.
Phone 897.
Rupture, Piles & Fistula
Cured by NON-SURGICAL METHODS.
No a nest lie t i c. No lost time. Without pain
Consultation FREE.
, Chronic diseases of «<ll descriptions taken on
THE NO-CURE-NO-PAY PLAN.
OR. EDWARD E. FLAGG,
M. A. KELSO
riijsieiiiii and Silicon.
Enid, Okln.
Br. J. Marvin Cooper
Ten Years Experience
as a
Specialist
FRISCO SYSTEM. | .
No 612 leaves tor Tulsa-■ 7:10 a. m. ln t'le treatment of diseases
No. 610 leaves for Tulsa.. 3:20 p. iu. ol
No. 613 Ar. troin Tulsa...12:10 p. in j
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES
Ch'er Owl Drug Stoie
ENID, OKLAHOMA
mont Jet. 3:25 p. m.
No. 609 arrives from Beau-
mont Jet. •• ••...12:35 p. m.
No. 607 arrives from Beau-
No- 610 arrives from Ver-
mont Jet 7:35 p. m
No. 609 leaves for Vernon 1:05 p. m.
non ••.. •• • 3:00 p. m
No. 655 leaves for Avard.. 7:30 a. m.
No. 611 leaves for Avard.. 8:05 p. m.
No. 612 arrives from Avard 6:50 a. m.
\No. 654 arries from Avard 4:45 ir. in.
Local freight leaves for Bessie at;
C. C. H1SEL, VEl'EHl.NAKIA>
Office With CulliiHii)- & Son.
i'hone 405 Enid, Okla
0. D. lU imELL
Attorney at Law.
(First Published In the Wave-Democrat
December 2. 1909.)
NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLEMENT.
state of oklahoma, i
Oarf'eld County I _ Ikf_
in the county court. santa f'l line.
In the Matter of the Estate of Dot P. East Bound.
Williams. Deceased. I „
Notice is hereby given that J. A. Wll- No. 441 to Guthrie dally.. .:00 a. m
Hams, the duly -jpolnted and qualified- L . Guthrie (mixed) 2:15 p. in.
administrator of the estate of Dot P. i .
Williams, deceased, has rendered and vS est Bound.
piesented for final settlement, and filed I vQ 442 t0 Kiowa dally 7:30 p. in-
to said Court, aocount and report of his " , , .. , ,,A „ „
admlnlstrat on as such administrator, No. 440 to Kiowa (mixed) 1.00 p. m.
and that Saturday, the 27th day of De- j naBsenKer trains at Enid twenty mln-
cember, A. D. 1909. being a day of 1
arrives from Bessie 18M.J Chamber of Commerce BnUdlng,
m Phone 80S.
C. D. HOSE MAN
Regular term of said Court, to.wlt: of
the October term, A. I). 1909, at 10 o'- |
clock In the forenoon of said day, at the
County Court Room In the City of Enid. |
ln said County of Garfield, Oklahoma,
has been duly appointed by the said ■
Court, for the final settlement of said i
account, at which time and place any !
person Interested In said estate may ;
appear and fil • his exceptions ln writ,
ing to the account and oontest the same.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand nnd affixed the
seal of said Court this 29th day of No-
vember, 1909.
JAMES B. CULLISON.
(Seal; Judge County Court.
utes, arriving that much earlier
than the time for leaving aa given
above.
THE ENID MARKETS
(First Published In the Wave-Demi
crat December 23. 1909. >
NOTICE OP PI'llLICATlO*
STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
County of Garfield.
In the l)ln(riot Court of Snlil (
Alva Murphy, Plaintiff.
nly.
' Springs
Stella Murphy. Defendant.
Said defendant. Stella Murphy, will | Hens
take notice that she has been sued In
the above named court by said plain-
tiff for a divorce nnd custody of their Turkeys
minor child, Edgar Murphy, and must ; Roosters
the petition filed therein by j
ENID GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected to Date bj Farmer* Mill
and Elevator Co.
Wheat hard 100
Wheat, soft 1-02
Corn 50
Oats 35
ENID PRODUCE MARKET
horse shoeing.
Corrected to Lale by Enid Poultry & ened.
Egs Company.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I22J6 N. Independence Ave. Over
Drown-Frimicr. Northwest
Corner Square.
Enid Okla.
EAGLE ROOMING HOISE
GEO. SCHMID, Proprietor
Best furnished rooms and most comfortable
beds in the city.
Northeast comer Grand Ave. and Main bt.
Steam heat and all modern conveniences
OhEN ALL NIGHT.
Enid Machine and Supply Co. / *
Engine and boiler work by the most ' f
skilled mechanics. Also automobile
repairing, general blackstuithlng and 5 .
awn mowers sharp. #/ i
A'
Id plaintiff on or before the 3rd day
t-eoruary. 1910. or said petition Gees
ill be taken as .true and a Judgment Eggs, No. 1 candled
id plaintiff In said action
be rendered accordingly.
Attest: J. M. FILLEBROWN.
(Seal) *-.erk of said Court.
By M E. Flllebrown. Deputy.
O. D. llubbell. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Flour
Potatoes
Hides, Q. S.
Hides, green
...94 Enid Machine and Supp
■ ■ 9K 325 S. Ind. Ave. Phoniada.
/par-
■; R. L. DunWxas
Plumbing, Hqr"
Gas Iu>
71 I'hone 76
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