El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 190, Ed. 1 Monday, February 22, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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BL RENO DAILY AMERICAN
Entered as second class matter
Imlj 28, 1905, at the Post Office at
■1 Reno, Oklahoma, under the act of
Congress of March 2, 1897.
Q. Q. LEWIS A CO., Publishers.
One month 40
Three months 1-00
■lx months 200
Dae year
PUBLICATION OFFICE:
111 NORTH BICKFORD AVENUE.
PHONE 17.
vUNI ON fI0"LA BEL
NO 0*^
City Clerk.
I hereby announce my candidal y
for renominafion for tlx oiliic of
City Clerk, subject to flie derision ot
the Republican primary.
LAWRENCE ADAMS.
Police Judge.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of police judge sub-
ject to the decision of the Republican
primary election.
NEAL W. EVANS.
City Treasurer
I hereby announce m.v candidacy
for city treasurer subject to the d«
cislon of the Democratic primary
election.
ARTHUR T. MARCH.
City Clerk.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of city clerk, subject
to the decision of the republican
primary election.
F. T. STAOKPOLE.
REPUBLICANS
ARE EAGER
JIKA DY TO IM> VAIJAXT IIATTLK
IN APRJIJ
.Movement to Alwimlon Party Name
Meets With Si-ant Support
City Clerk.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of city clerk subject to
the decision of the Republican pri-
mary election.
H. C. JOHNSON.
Police Judge Nichols states that
under no clrcu-mstances will he be a
candidate for re-election for the of-
flce\of Police Judge. Judge Nichols
has given universal satisfaction in
his present capacity and has been
strongly urged -by many of bis
friends to again enter the race, but
h'.ts jKisitively decided not to do s >.
«nd <in justice to the other ca K dates
we quote him to that effec t.
H. ti. JOII NSt>\.
In this issue li. (1. Johnson an-
nounces his candidacy for the office
of city clerk on tin1 Republican tick-
et. .Mr. Johnson is a young man well
known in the city and with a well es-
tablished reputation in local busi-
ness circles. He has. for some time,
been in the newspaper business here,
having been editor and manager o
the Daily Republic until recently. lie
has 1 een a life-long republican and
in many ways has done a great deal
toward the welfare of the party in
general and the local cont'ngen in
particu'ar. He enters the race with
a good following and confident lie
will make his presence known •
will doubt 1 lie al'iii \ of \!;. Johnson
to All the office of clerk if «•!<•< e,|.
At a meeting of the republican
city committee Saturday afternoon,
M. I). Lib by tendered his resigna-
tion as chairman of the committee,
and it. A. White was elected to fill
the vacancy. (\ A. Ramnister was
elected secretary, to fill the vacancy
created by the removal of A. J. Times
from the city.
It seems that there are a number
of republicans in the city who favor
an independent ticket, believing that
tin democrats who are opposed to a
continuation of the Riley regime can
thus be 'brought into line more solid-
ly than by launc hing a straight re-
publican ticket. The proposition
was broached at the meeting Satur-
day, and the majority of sentiment
was clearly in favor of a straight
republican ticket . A committee will
be appointed to confer with a com-
mittee representing the citilaens tick-
et movement, with reference to nom-
inations. but a straight republican
ticket will be placed i'n the field.
Another meeting of the commit-
tee will be held Wednesday evening
at which time the chairman and sec-
retary will be instructed to tissue a
call for a primary, and the date fixed
therefor.
The republicans are confident that
with t'he great <8mount of dissatis-
faction with the present administra-
tion, both on the part of democrats
and republicans, a cleain sweep will
be made at the election in April.
Rex Bernard, the transfer man,
phone 690, will uo u quicker than
anybody else. A trial will convince.
17 8-121 *.
A
heart s
BY MISS REBA GUTELIUS
Office Phone 17
Residence Phone 386
Flag of the
home!
By angels' hands to valor given;
• I'll> stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but fal.s 'be-1
fore us,
With Freedom's soil beneath our feet.
And Freedom's banner streaming o'er
A complete line of double disk
Columbia records for at Hick-
man's Music Store. 1 S8-21
us.
Joseph Rodman Drake.
• • •
Many visiting guests arrived in the
city today to attend the masquerade
ball given, by the Orphei s Club to-
night at the Elks Home.
• • •
Miss Miargaret (Jeraghty and Oliver
C. White of this city were last even-
ing united in marriage by Rev. Far-
rand of the Presbyten'an church of
this city at the home of the bride,
309 South Williams avenue. The
ceremony was witnessed by immedi-
ate relatives of bride and groom and
a wedding dinner served after the
•marriage. Both Mr. and Mrs. White
are well known here and the mar-
riage was not unexpected. Miss (Jer-
aghty has, for several years, 'been
one of the most popular society lead-
ers of this city and is universally ac-
knowledged one of the leading beau-
ties of this city Added to her genu-
ine talents 'and natural ability, her
pleasing personality have won for
her many true friends among K
Reno's younger set. Mr. White, for-
merly a traveling salesman for the
National Biscuit company, has for
the past six months managed the
White Grocery company on North I
Hick ford. Starting in business here
in the face of keen competi tion, Mr.
White has, by honest methods and
steady attention to business affairs,
established a trade second to none
In the city and won for himself an
enviable reputation in business cir-
cles. Mr. and Mrs. White will nv.-tke
their home for the 'present at 309
South W lliams.
• • •
El Reno society was given a treat
this afternoon in the shape of a col-
onial li ncheon at the Wright resi-
dence on south Macomb. Mesdames
Wright, Wilson, Oerrer and Pettee
were hostesses to about fifty invited
guests and the scene of the lunch-
eon was transformed into a maze of
beauty by rich and novel decorations
tastefully arranged about the rooms.
Appropriate to the occasion, the na-
tional colors were predominant in
the decorations and a series of flags
draped the length of the reception
hall terminated in a cleverly arranged
group suspended over the cozy cor-
ner arranged for the orchestra. Two
massive flags, relics of the Civil and
Spanish wars, were placed :it either
end of the reception room which con-
tained t>esides these decorations a
profusion of natural flowers and hot
house piants. Red, white and blue
candles with colored shades were
placed about the rooms and on the
tables and served to illuminate the
din ng room during luncheon. A daz-
zling array of cut glass ware and
cluny lace covers adorned the tables
at which the fifty gi ests were seated
and served a four course colonial
luncheon. During the reception and
progress of the luncheon a five piece
orchestra furnished music. Place
cards were'hand painted with cherries
attached, and favors consisting of
George Washington hats filled with
b.i.si>on.s were given each of the
guests. The color scheme of red,
white and blue was carried out in the
luncheon itself.
• • •
EJ Reno'Hiive No. 8, Ladles of the
Maccabees, have been invited to at-
tend a meeting of Chickasha Hive No.
30, Tuesday, the 23d. Chickasha
Hive has arranged an old fashioned
basket picnic to be held in the hall j
also a program of which several fancy
drills wiill be a part. The ladles who'
will attend are Mesdames Latimer,
Courtnier, Pagels, Penwright, Walk-i
er, Wimple, Conduitt, Dlllion, Sulli-
van and Miss Vergis.
• • •
Miss Ethel Rickey will entertain f
very informally this evening at her
home on South Rock island avenue at
a chafing dish lunch. Among the in-
vited guests are Misses Bard of Guth-
rie, Birch. Hardy, Libby and Dash-
eill; Messrs. Torrington, Adelsperger,
Gillette, Lannon, KnowKon and Hum-
phrey.
• • •
The Westminster Guild of the Pres-
byterian church will give a social at
the home of Mrs. A. W. Hayes on
South Will ams this evening.
• • •
The Crestomathean Club report
a large attendance at the home of
Mrs. Wallace this afternoon. The
program being 'both Interesting and
instructive was well rendered. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Woods, March 1st.
A Woman's Appeal.
To all knowing sufferers of rheu-
matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache,
pains in the kidneys or ueuralgla
pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly
cured of all these tortures. She feels
it her duty to Bend it to all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home
as thousands will testify—no change
of climate being necessary. This
simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood, loosens the stiffened
joints, purities the blood, aud bright-
ens the eyes, giving elasticity and
tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof ad-
dress Mrs, M. Summers, Box R,
Sou-ill Bend, Ind.
K. of C.
Buttons.
('harms
Ring's
S. L BRADY'S,
Jeweler-Optician
200 S. Rock Island, El Reno
25C
PER OI AIM
CERRER'S ICE CRFAM
Come with the crowds at the skat-
ing rink. Four weeks' more of good
skating. 181-tf.
$25.00
— TO —
California
The Farmer's Wife
If very careful about her chutn. She
irald> it thoroughly . '< r u^im. aud give*
It a sun bath to sweeten it. She knowa
that If her churn I- -our it \% liimi tl.e
butter that 1* made in t The-ton..u h is
i churn. In the stomach an i d . • stive
tnd nutritive tract* ire perl
cet e« which arc almost • \a. 11 y liKe the
churning of butter Is it ii >! aj ;m-i t
then that If this stomach-chum is foul it
makes foul all which is put into it
The evil of a foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste in tin- m« h and ti" !.
tiraath caused l<y t ' 11 the r "U| f
the pure current of blood and the di s« in-
itiation of d.- u-< thi " A the I
I>r. Pierce's (iolden M« .i I D.~ \• i \
Hake* the sour nr.d f • ; 1 «o unach sv
It doe* for the M m , h w bat the w i-'
and sun bath do for the churn- absulnte'y
removes every tainting orcorrui t.: r- •
Bent. In this way it cures blotches,
jlmple«, eruptions, rnful s sw<
tares, or open eating rs ill
1 PVmort or diseases ni isiutf fr. m bad t Intnl.
- |f yon have bitter, nasty, f< i • to in
your mout
are weak aud <
•Ad despondent, have fr<\ lent h«
dizzy attacks, gnuwitn: - i istre- ,n M"in-
|iih« constlp:ued or irregular bo\\« - - wr
or bitter r, mk* after .■ ,tm/ . ; ■ . i
supetlie, tie-' -•. nipt, ns.oru r-
ablenumhci : 11 ■ ,t.
suffering fr. i [>
IIV ej
(eatiofi, ord. aud their attendant
eranccineiits.
k.;
Expert Watch and Jewelrj
Repairing.
Rates cot respondtugly low from
ill points in Oklahoma to C 1 i
fornia and tlu
North Pacific Coast
Tickets on sale daily
March 1 to 4/>ri/ 30
Ask for a copy of our foldei
Across tlic Continent in a
Tonri>t Sleepinc Cai
Geo. H Lee, G P. A.
Little Rock, Arkansas
J. S. Mcfally, D. P. A.,
Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma
WWII1jUliliHI
HAS COME. So have our
New Creations in
Nobby Spring Suits
Nobby S-triitfi flats
Nobby Sprint) Shirts
In fact everything Springy
in Men's and Boys' Cloth-
ing and Furnishing Goods
Sam Tannebaum
Star < Clothier
\ mi t \% i*ui:si \tki
at this bank drawn againat your
count instantly is cashed.
ITS \ S \ I I WW Ol KIIIM\<.
MOM \
to deposit It here. Bureau drawer* \\
and odd nooks of a house isn't ha i ^
\ iv\ss I look \M flint li IMM >l\ ,|
are handy things. Its easier \vw ■ ...
MOVED
Fond Fur Thought
rniqu
have
rd to
i \ i l/.l \s s \ hon \l ii \nk
Cleaning and Dye
ved from 111 North
North Hick ford. We
11 our old customers
in better shape than
ve :o linn •> t first class work, and
on work in rusted to our care will
• ap i "ciated and carefully handled,
o ju> new i ustoniers. we would like
o have v oil get acquainted with us.
Ye have the latest machinery for
b aning and dying Ladies and Oen-
b nien's clothe* Ladles line clothes
>ur specia tv. Hats ( leaned and
doeked to 1 'k like new. We guar-
in tee our work to be first class.
":.>ne l :\2 and we will have our dry
dea:' nsc wagon call at >our door.
1 \Liro|{\l x
Value of land to $L'noo
district to New York ;>L'00
la in t'he frost belt Liabilit>
Costly machinery and expenst
High prtee .of labor.
High freight rates
>11 \ ICO:
Present value of land $v7." t
I > New York, via cheap watei
t; i i miles; Nen Orleans
Orange and Lemon crop two niontns « ' ii<
Hebiw frost line.
An eveu temperature > ear around, deligh;!
Vbn «.lant rainfall. No irrigation ne«-ded !'
All the markets of the w ni l available in
si.rpassed. \ hom* market and read>
Small > 'st of labor.
In .t :«• w >ears Wi 1 be tbe till | II I
ent and value of land will equal that
while cheap and enjo> the benertt of
H1C, KXi'C USION on March I lie . ;n!.«
the part) rora hare, 0 til and hate
ONL\ I NN I I N I n XX s MOIM
roi urther particulars see
and for irrlga
a:ion. 1 HSU mile?
Mobile 780 n h
iier than Cali or
r any crop gr
transportatio
sale for all t
lerican con t in-
Ill N TODAY
date
FIRE"!' NEVJ srarE RESLTV CO.
" • * II. HARMS. Manager, 200 South Rock Island Ave
\ cr i oi (iiMHi n. \
ded in mind and
will be more t li a'
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PrT l'lercga^W
liit tint la absolutely true
ill be readily proven to your i«atlsftctl(
If you will but tnail a postal card re<ji.'
to I)r. R. V. I*ler« -, HniTalo. N. Y for a
trw. copy of his booklet of extracts from
(he standard medical authorities, giving
the name* of all the Ingredient* entering
Into hit world famed medicines and show*
j\g what the most eminent medical luco
•I ihs age ay of tbeiA.
sfled
i'm SOMI. oi oi ics
J Tnese teas were selected because
of their freshness, 4he1r atrength,
their flavor, their aroma. Tl e> piw*-
sofcs a quality far above the ordltt*
) ary leaves. We urge you to Judge
the tea on ltn merits. Its low price
ia only an evidence of shrewd buy-
ing. not of impaired quality.
HI; \KDoilI I <.IUX1K Ortll'.WY.
UMBRELLAS
wk mark 'km w i l i\ km
wk kkcovkk km
i'llom 7 70 ,
Wicker's Furniture Hospital
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PURt IV STRAIN
STRONG IN VITAU1V
SEEDS
QUALI1V sms 7HF/II
JOE WARMIG UNO SON
Telephone 54" SEEDSMEN El Reno, Okla.
OI'POSII I IU>N I HK AKI'.'S II AKI)\V AH I 8TOKI
Bargains for the Home-
seeker and Speculator
No. 1307—Nice small three room house, four lots.
fairly close in. Price $ 800
No. 1310—New four room house, well located, two
lots. Price $1300
No. 1311—Six room modern, east front, large barn,
50 foot front, one block from business
section. Price $31(10
No. J 314—Seven room, modern house, good barn,
two lots, east front, well located on Capi-
tal Hill, only four blocks out. Price $2900
No. 1315—Eight room, partially modern, well locat-
ed on Capitol Hill, ">il foot front. Price__$2750
No. 1316—Neat little two room house, two lots.
close in. Price $1325
No. 1318—Nice, modern, six room bungalow, well
located. Price- $2500
No. 1320—Five room, new bungalow, two lots, close
in. Price $2500
No. 1321—Five room house, "m foot front, S. E. cor.,
well located. Price.. $1900
No. 1323—4 room house. 45 foot front, near the
Catholic School. Price__ . $1600
No. 1324 Six 4 room cottages, 12 lots, bringing
good rents, well located for income pro-
perty. Price . $8500
No. 1326 One 17 room, strictly modern house, one
11 room modern house, one 5 room house,
21 good lots, choice income property,
will rent at $175 to $190 per month.
Would trade for good farm land. Price $11500
No. 1341—Seven room, strictly modern house, 1(H)
foot front (east), plenty of shade, good
barn, in the very best resident district.
Can make terms. Price $5000
No. 1342—A choice 82 foot east front, strictly mod-
ern nine room house, good small barn,
in best location. Price $5600
No. 1343—A nice 7 room cottage, good bam, room
for 20 horses, well, cistern, city water,
plenty fruit, lot 200 by 100 feet. Small
cash payment, balance to suit. Price.-$2300
VACANT
No. 971—Nice pair east front lots on North Choc-
taw. Price $1050
No. 983—Choice pair west front lots, North Choc-
taw. Price $1000
No. 984— Nice southwest front pair lots on Rock
Island. Price $1000
No. 98.)—Six east front lots on Barker avenue.
Price $1850
No. 989—Three choice lots (corner) South IIoft\
Price T $] 100
No. 897—1Two choice east fronts on lloff, close in.
Price $l460
No. 1003 Two choice lots, close in on Wade. Price $ 900
No. 1006 62 feet front on Macomb avenue, well lo-
cated. Price ___ $2000
No. 1007 50 foot front, with small 3 room house,
close in on Barker avenue. Price __ $1600
No. 100!) Three very nice lots (150 ft. front) 011
Ellison avenue. Price $1400
No. loll Fine 50 foot corner 011 Ellison Ave. Price $ 900
No. 1012—-Choice east front lot on Kllison Ave.
Price $ 900
No. 101f>-—Choice pair lots. Nighswander Sub-di-
vision. Price. $ 375
No. Id 1 Nice pair lots in Wilson's Sub-division.
Price $ 4(io
No. 1019 Lots Number 46-47 18, Block 10, Fair
Adtln. A choice corner. Price $ 500
N« . lOiin Three fine lots in •Jensen's Addn. Price $ 300
No. 1021 Lois Number 6 and 7. Block 133 . \
< hoi - p.iir, east iV« nt. Price— t1 700
.\ large list of nice lots in Highland.
I.aj<< View and Fair Additions, at prices
from *150 per pair to $900 per pair.
li- lntc buying let us show you these
lots whieli we either own or control.
ACREAGE
13—Very choice 5 acre tract, close in and
suitable In sub-dividing. Price $2750
15 Nice ten acre tract, fine truck land, close
in. fine view of city. On proposed inter-
urban. Price $1600
•> Here tract with good four room house,
barn and fruit. Price. $3600
Is acre tract, close in, one 3 room house,
two 4 room houses. Price._ $5000
22 -20 acre tract, suitable for alfalfa and
truck. Price $3000
FARMS
N". 101 120 acres, good four room house, 2 12
miles from small railway to\yn. nine
miles from El Keno. Price ... $3750
No. I05 |(io acres, all tillable, dark soil, 30 acres
alfalfa, large bearing peach and apple
orchard, modern nine room house, large
barn, granary and cattle sheds, four miles
to railway town, nine miles to El Reno.
Price $8500
No. 107 160 acres, unimproved except fences and
nearly all in cultivation, all tillable, 20
acres alfalfa, joins No. 105 Price $6400
No. 10S 160 acres, good four room house, good
barn, windmill, small orchard, fenced,
lays well, dark sandy soil, 10 miles from
lii Reno. Price .$3500
No. 109 160 acres, well improved, dark loose toil,
near school, four miles from I'nion City.
Price —$7500
No. 112 160 acres, 9 1 soil, fairly well improved.
renting at $350 cash. Price -$4200
No. 11 ; UiO acres, 85 acres fine cotton and corn
laud, small house, some good timber, near
market and school. Price *2250
These are only a few of the farm bargains we have
now listed. It will be to your interest to see us il you are
wanting a farm, as we can lit you out in whatever you
w ant.
TRACKAGE
A tine trackage property, suitable for large factory
or wholesale house, close in and 011 both railways. In a
l>\\ years this will be very valuable. Investigate this.
Loans negotiated. If you li.ive any idle money 1
do not care to invest in real estate or lie idle in the ha
w> u II placi it for you on (oiilt Edge farm and citv
curity. Can handle sinns of > : Ml and up. Have a
choice applications <>11 hand now.
lat.
Loans made on watcher, diamonds and any other col-
rals.
When answering ad., refer to number.
Yours For Business.
Nighswander Realty Co.
203 SOUVH ROCK ISLAND AVENUE
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