El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 298, Ed. 1 Monday, June 28, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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^|P —' KL RENO DAILY AMERICAN
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Entered as 6eeond class matter
July 28, '.'OS, at the Post Office at
El Reno, Oklahoma, under the act of
Congress of March 2, 189*7.
G. G. LEWIS At tX)., Publishers.
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One month '
Three Months --
Six Months 2-J®
One Year 4
PUBLICATION OFFICE:
lit NORTH BKKFORl) AVENUE.
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LABEL
THE VILLAiiK RH'KKK
Despite the rapid strides El Heno
has made within the p:ist year and
the progresslveuess of a major! y of
her citizens the pessimist!"- village
kicker and fault finder still remains.
Those we will probably always have
with us, but, due to a lack oi ap-
preciation, we now have more than
our share of luifl class. It is an
affliction, incurable in some cases,
to find fault'with any improvement a
city or group of tdtizens may under-
take. Appeal to this class is in most
cases useless and wo c;in onl> pity
them.
However, there is an ultra-conser-
vative class bordering on the group
above mentioned who are unconsci-
oubly doing their share toward re-
tarding the progress of the city in
which they live. They belittle the
newspapers in which they seldom if
ever advertise: they sneer at a pack-
ing iplant "until we see the machinery
in operation"; they scoff at an < ffi-
<i. nt street, railway service because
it is owned and managed by local
4-ap'tallBts; they doubt the ability of
the city's best boosters to carry out
<:h«ir schemes because in ages pust
so"ie similar scheme failed for want
oi support. Many of these men. it
is true, have been "stung" at one
v !c or another but that should not
hinder them from giving legitimate
propositions a fair trial. In lhis day
and a«ge of graft and frenzied finance
it is well and good to be careful, but
"boost at the same time. If there is
a doubt concerning tlie location of
a factory, 'the building of i ailroad.
or advancement of 'lie ci*y ir any
particular direction g'ive th«• cit> and
her Commercial Club the hem i'lt of
the doubt. Don't knock a boom be-
fi;.' ii is fairly launched; your s ip-
po. t alone may mean the sue, .' -s of
a cer'ain scheme. It costs nothing
to say n &ood word for you>* i.nd
it makes life more pleasant for your-
self and those around y.m The
Commercial Club or this city Irs not
been in the habit of bui'diiu; air
castles or promoting sch.Mues Of
doubtful policy. Its s|)lend vl wmK
the part year ought to be a so• viA
ol pride to every citizen. *, the
club your financial support f pos-
sible. >ou can certainly give it your
mjruT support. Alway
BI, RENO DAILY AMERICAN, MOM AY, JI NE J .
SKEETER SKOOT
Is a peculiar preparation. You ran iup
it on any part oi the body and it dorsn I
evrn irritate. IVjidrs this it ha? a ratlirr
ajffrrable odor and not objectionable in any
way l<> either thcie who u j it or those
around them, but
Mosquitos, Gnats, Black
Flies and Punkies
Not one will remain where there is even a
trace ol it iu the air.
Use some Retail Skeeter Skoot on your
next filling trip. Saturate a piece oi cloth
with Sk« t< r Skoot and leave it about your
sleeping apartments in the carr.n or on tlje
piaz/a or Ir.vsn ai d you will be p . s'.iyrly
jrre oi lho-e troublesome p'1 ?s. (;<>«*! to
rub on homes. dogs and pets too. Hut up in
bottles convenient to carry anywhere. *5e.
Miller-Jenes Drue Co,
have
The Democratic managers
heretofore carefully guarded aga nst
an> unwise move on the part of coun-
ty officials such as high assessments
and have thrown the burden of tax-
es on the shoulders of corporations.
Hut even with a notorious^ high as-
sessment against corporations, it
seems the tremendous expense of the
machine could not be maintained and
as a result, Canadian county farmers
are confronted with a raise <>•! 20 to
f,0 per cent on land and farm pro-
ducts. And this mone\ must go in-
ward supporting a useless dispensar>
system, boards of public affairs. s:ate
examiners who never leave their offi-
ce, and an endless numiber of clerks,
whose duties the clerks themselves
do not know. Yet the oppressed far-
mer will be expected to shout li glee
and "vote right" n"Xt year when Has-
kell and bis henchmen sound the
trumpet and denounce the callous
corporations and conspiring coat
companies. It would be well worth
your trouble to inquire of the dema-
gogue orators next year how mau>
millions of the state's taxes are spent
each year in supporting a decadent
political machine.
I IIP. III I.I. OF IHIFAMS
J My grief! tor the days by an done,
When L was a young girl, straight
and tall,
Coniln' alone at set o' sua
■Up the high hill road from CuShen-
dall,
I thought the miles no hardship then.
Nor the long road weary to my
feet
For the thrushes sang in the cool,
deep glen
An' the evenin' air was cool an
sweet.
My head with man> a thought was
th rong
\n many a dream as I never told;
My heart would lift at a wee bird s
song,
Or at seeing a whin-bush crowned
with gold.
An* always I'd look hack at the sky
Or the turn o the road shut on
the sight
Oi the long waves curlin' into the bay
An' breakin' in foam where tin
sands is white.
BY M18 8 KEBA GUTBLIDI
Office Phone 17
Residence Phone 386
The \V. C. T. I" will meet tomor-1 which thirty or more of the young
row, Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. ouple's most intimate friends took
C. It. Miller, 111 S. Macomb. Every! part. Toasts were offered over the
member is urged to be present an punch bowl, sweet strains of music
business of Importance is to be trans-j and gay lauhter rang through the
acted. By Order of President. parlors at the home of the groom's
3 m m mother at 41. South Hock Island
The following party camped at | avenue, and at was late when the
Mahan*8 lake <>a-1 of the
gay: ties
i and the bride and
left alone at last. It
will be remembered that the rharm-
. a Streeter, Marjorie Sands, Net- j ;n}, bride is the daughter of Mr.
tie Pennwright, (Jennie Harrett, l'Ot-Jan(j l). c. Mott, former editor of
the El Reno American. She was also
day, returning about eight o'clock l>> groom wei
the evening. Misses Golda 'MeNea .
Sands, Net-
tie Hill; Messrs. Walt«
ter McNeal, Harry Waldron
French, Bobble Drown and S .
lace.
John
Wal-
a graduate of the El 'Reno high
school in 1907 and possesses rare mu-
sical talent. Mr. L. I). Trultt is one
of El 'Reno's productions and is well
known. He is the possessor of a
sterling ability and a strong worth o
character that characterizes t rti
manhood, integrity and honesty. He
resigned his position in the First X
!tional bank here a short time ago iu
act as business manager of the Clin-
ton Storage Company, at Clinton
Okla.. where they will make thei
future home. Mr. and Mrs. Truitt
leave a host of warm friends h
who wish them happiness and a longj
Mrs. Homer Low is entertaining
ibis afternoon at live hundred in
honor of her mothc. Mrs. M. 'L-
Drake, and Miss Nell Chambers of
Ft. Worth.
• • •
ess to the Matinee Girls on Saturday
afternoon at the E. B Flake residence
on South Roberts.
• • •
Mrs. Hick llogan and baby will de-
part tomorrow for West Plains. Mo..
will be the guests of the
>V
The Conservative
Store for those who
care to dress well•
SAM TANNEBAUM
STAR CLOTHIER 118 S. ROCK ISLAND
,
I was married young on a dacent
man,
As many would call a prudent
choice,
But he never could hear how the
river ran
Singiu' a song in a changin' voice
Nor thought to see on the bay's blue
war her
\ ship with yellow sails unfurled
llearin' away a king's daughter
Over the brim of the heavin' world
the old town and get right wit a her
*ople.
Count on Oklahoma for her share
of the advertising. A sheriff at
Chandler has captured a Chinaman
supposed to be the murderer of Kl-
Sitsel. Jlv this time almos every
man in New York knows there is
such a place as Chandler, Okla., and
't'he commercial club of that city
N' '' 11 | ought to buy the sheriff a gold med
be loy il to wn^i. will <mr uhoriff wake lit)
The 'hill
The
'be'
be'
y now to my feet.
i«tiiy. and dreamt
an *wi i i. jolt
killing the dog. 'T<
keep the dog tied.
ent troublt
When will our sheriff wake up'.'
•
j Owners of dogs are responsible foi
i the-actions of these animals. At this
j lime of Ihe year vicious dogs should
Isn't this an awful thing for the ,,,• chained and all dog^
Purcell Call to say about Oklahoma! vftml|,| i„, mur/.n<l \tiy ihmsoii Ml-
City? it>n 'by a dog is perfectly justified in
Oh. yes. we have all noticed how
mute the Oklahoma City papers ha v.
become over the location of the statet
capital of late. The whirlwind of ad-
verse opinion they encountered ha-,
shattered their nerve and taken the
wind out o: their sails That bub-
bling enthusiasm, selfish bigto y andj
stupendous gall displayed by the
"boosters" and puff-balls of that city
in now made conspicuous by its ah ,
, .i .. Senator Ho age not
eenee, and they are employing then
. own inconsistency, out > ' ni tii.u
time to holding fake >rl e #«"■. colleag«ea are Inconalatent, too,
•kMe IW and other skill gauira to tarllf law must
an effort to re, len:sh 'I""" i,
about niiib
The evenin' air's not near so sweet.
.The birds don't sing as they used
to do,
Alt' I'm that tired at the top of tin
hill
That I haven't the heart to turn at
all.
To watch the curlin' breakers fill
The wee round bay of Ctishendall.
Helen I.an yon
• • •
Hollis (illmore returned from Ho:
Springs, Ark., last night Mrs. Oil-
juore will remain a few weeks longer
• • •
Ariel Howell came ovei from (leary
last night to visit with home folks
returning home this inorniti.'r.
forme:
Bogan
mother-in-law,
ir about three
M r
K.
life.
li. Ladies Missionary So
the Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow at twiMhirty at the res -
ce of Mrs. Ed. S. LeVan. 117 S.
Barker.
• • •
Mrs. \V. S. Cravens, who has been !
the guest at the home of her son,!
Rev. Fan and, on South Williams, de-!
parted this morning for her home in
Waurika, where she will join her |
husband.
Saturday noon as the southbound
tra'n pulled in, there were a couple
of trunks unloaded on the platform
here which attracted much attention.
I'bev were covered wi.h printed mat- j
ter. Numerous inscriptions were post-
ed all over them, reading "We art
married." "Oh joy. Oh Bliss." "Hap-
py We." "Lloyd and Ethel intro-
ducing the Comedy Married Life.'
They were soon identified as the
aropertv of Lloyd Trn ft and Ills
bride returning from Marengo, la.,
where i beautiful home wedding took |
place in the presence of about sev-
On reaching F.l lt. no a gay com-
pany received them and they were
pretty reception in
Pity
'I let the
'! hill.
i are up iu the
ould not go up
Wright Brot In
e majority pa
td in its
SHOW VS?
In this day of state and fedora,
investigation, prosecution of graft,
land fakes, etc.. we think it but
fair as a matter of protection to
the public, to ask how we are to
know whether or not the widely hei-
alded Boston Bloomer Girls are but
men masquerading in bloomers I
w« pay our good coin to see g.rls
•perform In bloomers we want to be
ensured that we are witching t'he
real thing. We think the manage-
ment ought to give this due c.insid-
oration and.— well, all w« ask is to
"Show Cs."
Shawnee is after the Ft.
Western and it look as th
company will build a line to
idly growing city. The Ft. t
been flirting with Oklaho
and Shawnee and It would
prising should they enter
cities.
The Republh
their disagreeni
but the Demot
apart than ever, and
no longer even a fa 1
ar«
• be ha-
tariff rs
split w
ir. Bryai
Some insinuating v•!;.i
editor a sample cake of
the benefit of soap ntanu
t known that we had
For Baskets See Us
])i(l yoti know that we arc headquarters for baskets cf
all kinds, sorts ar.d vSi/ts, Shapes and Prices,
Lunch Baskets from 10c to 50c
Clothes Baskets from 90c to vS'1.30
Waste Baskets Work Baskets and Fancy Bas-
kets of all kinds and prices. We can suit you
See Our Notion Window also
PRINCE'S NOVEL!V STORE
Pltone 375 109 S. Rock Island Avenue
The Store for Everybody
I remove Superfluous Hair by
WeclrolvMS, Moles, lilennslies of
the Skin. Treat Scalp Diseases,
Restore Orav llair, Klectrieal treatment, Hydro
Yacu ami Facial Massage, Manicuring.
MRS. I I <11 .r. Mill .EH.
Phone Office 1111. S. Bickford.
m—1 —Mil—— 1m'ir nn ht—
SCHOWENGERDT'S
SEMI-ANNUAL
SHOE
SALE
COM M K X ( • i: H
MONDAY, JUNE 21
And Continues 10 Days
The time has come when we must move our summer
goods so as to make room for our winter goods, which
will be coming soon. Consequently we are going to
make a deep cut on all Oxfords and make the prici so
small that you can all wear good shoes for little money
Ladies.
A
hincton
lib A.
Il.ll si united—skill < nnleu
\..i i. e IU ini! li« a I l« ll
u 'S SHOES
,\1 Woni. $1 I'll I'.t Tilt <)/. t, :-(ls for
All Wntt'en s Patent Oxfords for
All Women's Ox Illood Oxfords t'u:
\.: Women >•$:: a Tan Oxfords for
All Women - uti Patent Oxfords for
All Woni* ii - h
All Wotnen's $:M
Al. Worn* n -
The Tenderfoot Farmer
Kid Oxfords lor- ..V>
Tan Oxfords for #2.r o
Patent Oxfords for *2.10
All Women's Kid Oxford Hi for $2.10
\:1 Women's Ml Tan Oxfords f ir $2.00
Kid Oxfords for
Tan Oxfords fo: $1.05
Kid Oxfords for $1.50
All Women's $l'.u
All Women s $2.0
iAll Women's $1.7
All Women's |1 :.0 K (I Oxfords foi $!..'I0
GIRL'S SHOES
A 1 C, lis' $L'.:>0 Patent Oxfords fo
AH Clirls' $2.50 Kid Oxfords for.
All Oirls' $l'.i!.*> Patent Oxfords to
\:i (Ii: Is' $2.2* Kid Ox lords far
All (lit > $2.00 Patent Ox fords fo
All IJIrls' $- 00 Kit! OxfOrds for
Ai: i
Ovi <
$2.10
$2.00
$| .9MI
si. sr.
$ 1.05
S1.05
St :lo
Ml EN'S SHOES
All Men s $ ,oo Tan Oxfords for. $:*.75
All Men's $5.00 Patent Oxfords for |8«8S
Ml Men's $4.oo Tan Oxfords for, $;i.OO
All Men s $4 00 Patent Oxfords fo 98*10
Ail Men's $4.00 Dull Leather Oxfords $8*00
All Men's t : ".0 Tan Oxfords f > $2.05
All Men's $3.50 Dull Leather Oxfords $2.05
Al Mail's J ; 5 0 Patent Oxfords for _ $2.05
AU Men's $3.00 Tan Osfords foi ._$2.I5
Ml Men's J : 00 Dull Leathet Oxfords $2.15
All Men's .o I'm Oxfoi ds fur $1.05
A'.I Men's$J 50 Patent Oxfords fo: $1.05
All Men's J.' 5ti Dull l.ea'her Oxfords $1.1)5
BOV'S SHOES
All li * ()\ Mlood Oxford:* for $2.5'5
All Ho
Ml Ho
Ml Ho
Ml Mo
Ml H i
$3.00 Patent Oxfords for
I- 50 Dull Leather Oxfoi <\-
f•! Patent Oxt' >rds for
$2.00 Patent Oxfords fo.
' $2.00 On I rood Oxfords f
$2.55
$2.10
$2.10
S1.05
' $2
Dull Leather Ox
4
'Hi
lleit'
It was one of these expcrimi ntal (armcrs, who pot I'reen
ipcctacU* on bis cow ind fed her sliaviiiits. His theory
w us that it d dn't matter what the cow ate so Ion us she
*hs fed. The queslions of digestion and nourishment hud
not entered Into his calculations.
lt'fc only a "tenderfoot" farmer that would try such
nn experiment with a cow. But man> n farmer feeds him-
if If regardless of digestion and nutrition. Me might almost us will eat shav-
ings for all the good he gets out of his food. I he result is that the stomach
grows "weak" the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are unpaired
and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness.
To strengthen the utomach, restore the activity of the or-
li*rt* ol dlitentlun and nutrition and brace up the nerves,
u e Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It J an un•
falling remedy, and has the confidence of physicians ua
wall as the praise of thousands healed by Its use
UreejB |he gfrictent sense "(Jolden Medical Discovery
e. It contains neither intoxicants nor nar
AH O'rom opium, cocaine and other dange
g outside wrapper.
Jon't let a dealer delude you lor Ids
* "justas good
□the and
lty
; You are hereby not fled hat Lot-
j 10 and 11, in Block S2, Lake \d
dition to the Town of Yukon, Can
I ftdlan Connty. Oklahoma, WI re on tin
j 1 h day of November, lHOtl. sold smooth the skin Instanily, giving that |
by the Twasurer of rauadian Cou-nt> eoolhig and rerreshlnR sensrt on.
for the delinquent taxes for the year fl't v a f w drops of this 1) I). I), j
11905; compound and your Itch will be re-
J That the undersigned Is the owner |ie\ed at once, not In half nn hour,
j of he tax certificates so Issued, and ten minutes, hut In Hve seconds,
redemption is made ea|] onrsto- eand we w li te I > on
^.tys from the first inm,. .tliout this D l> l t'om -otind.
a tax deed Mlller-.lones Drug Co.
^Tr'eh sure l -
k'l'r. , -
.11^. ^l>\\ IS THK TIMK HI hl W< ItlHK
K im:r c;i:m discoi nt on am. im.it snoi-s
The above prices are for CASH ONLY. No Shoes taken out on
approval. If you expect to wear an> Shoes between now and
next (J^ristmas, you nn't afford to miss this opportunity. Bring
in yo .r whole family and get them shod while you can buy Shoes
cheaper than ever.
SCHOWENGERDT'S
207 SOUTH ROCK ISLAND AVEVUE
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