El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 166, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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BL RENO DAILY AMKBICAS. MiiXll.1V. IAN. i«. inon
I We are in the market tor Cane, Millet or
| Kaftir Corn Seed.
^j- Bring or mail samples equal to what you can deliver
JOE WARING AND SON
f$ SEED SMEW
El Reno, Okla. Telephone 540
SOUND SENSE
Hundreds of Families Use Out
GENUINE GAS COKE
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4- 3
T '1
i? Be-
nt of
: fuel bill, but it
WfrSW YOUR
Furniture letls all broken up
770 for the Ambulance
Patients received day cr night
Wicker's Furniture Hospital
317 S. Illclil'ord
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LOCAL NEWS
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It is economy to use Kleanwell|
brooms, they out wear any two oilier
makes. 16-
in. our lat
lure Yjl
Englc Transfer X Storage
Company
PHONE 45
E l Re o o biis 3. ii d fc 1 c c t ri c t o.
3 04 South Kicktord Avenue.
i 4
4 3
T. J. Mantell, a prominent man of
Denver, Colo., is a business visitor
in tliis city today.
The bookkeeping course taught at
the El Reno Commercial College is
f'he most thorough and complete sys-
tem taught. 164-6't.
# Julius Arndtt of Apache, a promin-
ent real estate man is transacting
•business in this city 'oday.
Something new, window screens
J ;>laced at half price by J. E. Ells-
worth.
164-tf.
W. O. Bunger of Chicago is a
guest at, the Kerfoot while attending
t;> his business affairs in ;his city.
Premiums given a
166-tf.
Home T. a C<
.vill be continued up to Saturday ev-1
*ning, Jan. 30t.h. Owing :o bad RHP
RAILROAD PICKUPS WHAT? WHERE?
IN THE LAND OFFICE RUiLDING
W. A. Tobey and wife of Oklahoma
City spent Saturday and Sunday vis-
iting their many friends in this city.
4
The skating rink will reserve next
Thursday night for couples only.
16o-3 t.
weather last week 1 will continue the!
factory salj of pianos at L. C. Hick-
man's music store for owe more
week, which will give those who have
not purchased a piano one more
chance. I had 22 pianos on the floor
when 1 opened the sale and have 1
pianos left for the buyers to choose
from. These pianos are all s> and aid
makes and warranted direct from fac-
tory. Now don't s ;and in your own
light, if you have no piano now is
your chance to get one and buy it
right. Easy terms and organs taken,
in exchange. Pianos have passed
from a luxury to a household neces-
sity and no home is complete with-
out one. You owe one to your
children and *their education is not
complete without music. What is
the price of a piano when it is
bought but once in a life time and
for r.'he refinement and education of
your home. Your children should
come first as they are de<pendi>i'g on
you for their future. Sale a; L. C.
Hickman's Music Store. C. S.
Burns, factory representative.
I'liick-
A. M. Sheldon or Arkansas City
who has been- visiting wilt'h his daugh-
ter. Mrs. D. B. Burke at 914 South
Hoff left if or his home y*ierday.
For fresh Coffe, Phone 691. Home
Tea Co. 166-bf.
Road master .1. H. Lynch of
asha is in ■ lie city today.
• • •
Stenographer Roy Faubioiii of '''he
clii. i clerk's office returned from his
trip to Ft. Worm.
• • •
Road master 10. W. Gully came in
from the East this noon, leaving for
Chickasha this evening.
• • •
C.len Denver, chemist,
last nigh: ft am his trip
ami o1 her eastern points.
iretjurned
to Topeka
Sup* l inn dcnits, trainmasters and
freight claim agents, arrived in th.?
city yesterday in a special car fro .i
Eastern po n s to attend the meet-1
ing which will be held a>t the Elks
lr.dge rooms this afternoon, to dis-'
cuss the damage and loss to freight.
• • •
Dwight Tcrrington will return to-
night from Wichka where he spent
Sunday wl h his parents.
A Horrible Hold-Up
"About ten years ago my brother
w-is ' held up" in his work, health
and happiness by wnat was ibelieved
WHO? AUSTIN R. CLARK
has opened a tailor shop. He not
only DOES Ladies" and Gen s' Tailor-
ing, Cleaning, Pressing and Repair-
ing. but guarantees to do it RIGHT
and at REASONABLE PRICES.
Ladies, have you 'been having trou-
j hie with your skirts? Do they hang
right? Do they dip in front enough
to suit you; does one side hang low-
er ;han the other? If so, call and
see me. Remember, I have had five
years' experience in St. Louis and
guarantee all my work.
4. R. CLARK,
Little Tailor
Land Office Bldg.
I
Langford I<on<g who i:
for a furniture house out of Wichita,
was a gueati over Sunday with his
friends in 'this city.
If you prefer She best, order the
Kieanwell taroom. 162-tf.
Mrs. Geo. Dole left for Hinton this
morn'inig 'to visit a few weeks with
friends.
President Helps Orphans. | ....... - .
Hundreds of orphans have been, to be hopeless consumption," writes
helped hv the President of The In- j W. R. Lipscomb, of Washington, D.
dustrlal and Orphan's Home at Ma-lc. "He look all kinds of remedies
ron. (la., who writes: "We have! and treatment from several doctors,
used Electric Bitters in this institu-jbut found no help till he used Dr.
tion for n:ne years. It has prpved a King's New Discovery and was whol-
most excellent medicine for atom- ly cured by six 'bottles. He is a well
ach, liver and kidney troubles. We man today.'' It's quick to relieve and
,1- regird it as one of the best family j the surest cure for weak or sore
nm< niK meijj(.jnps on earth." It invigorates lungs, hemorrhages, coughs and
the vital organs, purifies the blood, colds, Bronchitis, La Gr.ppe, asthma
aids digestion, creates appetite. To and all bronchial affections. ..0c and
strengthen and build up thin, pale, $ 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
weak cnildren or run-down people tee by C. K. Miller & Co.
It has no equal. Best for female com-
plaints. Only 50c at C. R. Miller &
Co.
NOTICE!
We are here to stay stay. We
do first class cleaning, pressing
and dyeing.
Our prices are reasonable. Work
called for and delivered.
UNIQUE CLEANING <fc DYE WORKS
111 N. Bickford, Phone 132
Exclusive Tea and Coffee.
691.
Phone
166-tf.
Farm loan® maae witoou- flelay od
good terms and at lowest rate. Al-
ways have vacant and Improved city
property for sale. A'.so farms for
3ale. When you want to seii, lis'
fuel, especially adapted for grate, your property with me. If you want
t© buy come and see me, and let m*
$2.2ii PER HAILF-TON DELIVERED
"Carbonettes," a manufactured
POLAND CHINA HOGS
As good blood lines as money
would buy. Boars and Gilts from
$6.00 to $15.00. Tried Sows from
$20.00 to $100.00. Pedigrees fur-
nished with each hog.
SMITH TAYLOR A SON
4 mile north of El Reno. Phone 52
RR. Oity Phone 508-3.
The El Reno Granite & Mable
Works have moved from Rock Island
Iff venue and are now located at "'01
P ckford avenue. 166-3t.
fires. Price reduced to $3.00 for half
-ton delivered. El Reno Ice & Coal
Co. 150-3W.
Alia ii 13 u Bey
lting his farm.
s In Tyron, Okla., vi
Eye Symptoms
Many people enjoy splendid
vision, but have eye imper-
fections of which they are
not conscious.
Headaches
Nervousness
Neuralgia
Indigestion
And many other disorders
are symptoms of serious eye
troubles.
We relieve the above troub-
les by means of glasses
which remove the strain
from the eyes and nervous
system.
S. E. BRADY,
Optician
200 S. Rock Island, El Reno
w -!i to announce to tlie publi
ated at
Hickfr rd K Reno Granite &
Miss Otta Welch h.s 1 1 system. Ours
from a w ek's vis? t in \\ icliita, Ka?. ^iajj gj Reno
While there she was the -guest of phnne'g3:j ;,n(j
Marbb
1 6 6-31
Miss lturrls.
Save your t'me by taking a com-
plete business or stenographic
course at the El Reno Commercial
College. Invest gate for yourself.
16 4-61.
show; my list is too large to adver
tlse.
If you need your city property It)
sured. see men. Call Phone 20z.
FRANK MEYEH.
<>flice E. Woodson St.. EI Reno, Okla
! Til CHARTIER system of Shori-
; hand is the easiest to learn, the easi-
est to write and read, and is read
J with more accuracy than any other
Our students show this.
Commercial College,
make 'nqniries as 'to
rates, terms, etc. 1 64-61.
YUKON
J. .1. Will ams and wife of Weath-
erford are the guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schafer for a
few days.
MEN AND TEAMS
on Kock Islai
to George M. S.o..c,
wanted to work
.i. Apply
1 .l.me 6o7.
nt.
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Cumailings were
in the city Saturday night from Wau-
rika and attended the performance of
"The Thief' at the El It no Theatre.
PILES CLUED IN" ft TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles ill 6 to
14 days or money refunded. 50c,
Ill I HI
hH
RIGHT NOW
THE DIXIE
Is offering an unparalleled cut in priceson the best line
of Men's and Boys' Clothing ever placed on c'isplay on
Bickford Street. ->
THERE'S A REASON
Our order is in for a new stock complete for the spring
trade. And we must have the room. Hence
the suits on our shelves must go.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THt WALKOVER SHOES
- IT f > ft jy * * *
FOR
PURE
DRUGS
SEE
C.R.Miller&Co.
Druggists
112 S. Rock Island
Get It at
City Drug Store
What?
Medicine to break up that cold,
cure that cough, and make you
enjoy life and be able to attend
to business again. Renumber
the place,
City Drug Store
R. C. HUNTINGTON, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Geyer were at
Oklahoma City Wednesday.
.1. D. Morgan and daughter, Miss
(ier ie, were shopping ai Oklahoma
City Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tappen left W d-
nesday for Oklahoma City where
Mrs. Tippin was operated on at the
St. An thony 'hospj a I
Lester l,.eper returned from St.
L>ou>Is, Thursday, where he has It
taking examina ion t'.ir cadet to West
Po ill.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. I.ave and Mrs
V E. Dobry were srhopp ns ai Okla
homa City Thursday.
Rev. G. T. Thomas was visiting In
this city Saturday on his way to
West Point Ch ipel to hold a serl
of meetings.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Muns returned
t> Yuitoii Friday from Louisiana
where they have tbeon living for the
pa.st six months. 'They all return to
Y ukon."
Rev. Stiergeon of Epworth I'n'i-
vers ty of Oklahoma City was vislt-
ir< wlin Rev. Houti of the Methodist
chun h Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. V Russell and daughter. Miss
Ada. of Oklahoma City visited with
friends in this city Saturday and
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Win Eskew returned
Friday from a six week's visit In
W >s'. Vlrg nl.i. Ohio, and Illinois
They teport the weather up there
as flue and aiso a fine time.
Ill uce Gairis has resigned Ills po-
sition as bookkeeper at the Yukon
m lis. Mr. l'rerch of the Western
Union Telegraph company of Okla-
homa Ci'y . his successor.
The Yukon Mill & Grain Co. gave
a contract for the ereotion of their
i new mill last week to Campbell &
Ckeefe of Oklahoma City. The new
bil ldlng Is lo be built of concrete and
brick, four stories high, and Is to be
completed n one huiwlred days.
Eor Sale, Nice ll'.me at a Bargain.
3 lo's on corner, all kinds of tear-
ing fruit, tine shade: 7-room house,
porch all round house, flue hath
room, hot and co d water, electric
llstn and phone; barn for two horses
and cow, stirry, wood and smoke
house; good cistern and cave. Will
sell cheap and make terms if desired.
No agents. SmiLh Taylor, "U3 S.
Macomb Ave. 117-tf.
Hard Coat.
Oenalne Peunsyivanls snthrnclU
The teal thing for base burners. Wn-
■io Coal ft Wood Co. Phone 32.
, S7-tt.
R K E T
JL 5.
Okla,, Stave to esasrfJlsli
mcesiiity market days, ami the first 0113 will
be held on
Saturday, Jan. 30.09
4 man will be selected by the merchants
to conduct these market days, which insures
their absolute success.
MARKET DAYS ARE CONDUCTED WITH A VIEW OF
ESTABLISHING A MARKET
Where buyer and seller are brought together once a month or oftetier. The farmer
who has anything to dispose of at auction brings the same to El Reno on these
monthly market days. The farmer or live stock buyer who are in the market for
anything raised or used on a farm are always present in large numbers on these
stated events, and the stuff not sold at private sale is put up at auction, and the
crowds of buyers being large, prices, as a rule, are high from competitive bidding.
During the spring and summer months these market days will be attended by
NEW SETTLERS COMINC TO CANADIAN COUNTY
To engage iu farming. They will be in the market for everything necessary in til.
ling the soil, and they can be outfitted here at more reasonable prices than anywhere
else. Get ready to patronize these market days either as a buyer or seller. They
are for the special benefit of the farmer.
Come to El Reno Saturday, January 30, and
if possible bring something to sell
See the Tempting Prizes Offered by the
Merchants
THE BAND WILL BE OUT
To show you where the auction sales are taking place I
Merchants are Making Sweeping Reductions
On all lines of merchandise. The red cards in the
windows will show you where the bargains
are to be obtained
FUTURE MARKET DAYS
The first Market Day will be held Saturday,
January 30, and thereafter every four weeks.
The live stock buyers throughout the Southwest have been notified of these sales
dates, and will be here in large numbers, providing you bring in yo-ir best animals
an these occasions. A man selected by the merchants will have charge of all the
sales and will see to it that you get good prices for your live stock, as well as any
thing else you may bring in to have sold. Let us make E! Reno the greatest live
stock market in the whole Southwest.
Don't forget to attend Ullarket Day and
Horse and Cattle Sale, Saturday, January
30. 4NDREMEMBER, no commission to be
paid by buyer or seller at this sale• The
business men of El Reno have raised money
to pay all expenses•
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El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 166, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1909, newspaper, January 25, 1909; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc166303/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.