El Reno Daily American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 41, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 31, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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XL RENO DAILY AMERICAN
Entered as second class matter
July 28, 05, at the Post Office at
VI Rviio, Oklahoma, under the ait of
Congress <>f March 2, 1 s*.♦ 7.
o. LEW .V < Om Publisher
KL RENO DAILY AMERICAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1009.
On© mouth $ .4 0
Three Month* 1.00.
Bix Months 2.00
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NORTH HICK FORD AVENUE.
PIIO.VE 17.
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MISS REBA GUTELIDI
Oflice Phone 17
Residence Phone S86
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Iloml of Ols-
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Oklahoma City lms n ut out half
pugv ads to weekly newspapers in
Oklahoma, offerinu lots fur sub- n
the Industrial Company's addition
at $600 per pair. Oklahoma touts
this is a dead safe proposition, where
you are sure to make $ 100 profit
in six months. El Heno is off ring
lots for sale in our Pack jimtown ad-
dition at $200 per pair lots that are
worth more than those in the swamp
lands near Oklahoma Cit> 111 lleno
hasn't made i canvass for the sale
of these lots all over the state, hut
is offering them for sale to tho who
will he most directly benefitted thg
people of El Reno and ' inadiuti
eounty. It is not for us t« - lu-
ther the lots in Oklahoma Cjijh In-
dustrial addition will reluyji a profit
or not. Hut we dp wy i,hat the lot
in Packers' addition to, tho city of
El Heno ar.o worth the pri« • .■ I • i
for them, and are hound to im-n-a •
in value when the packing plant
In operation. ®v« ry man in Canadi
an couple ought to own a pair of
those*lots in Packers' addition.
- •
And now comes the annotim •
ment that Lawton is to have two-and-
a-half-million dollar cotton textile
manufacturing concern. It does
heat the world how these smaller
cities of Oklahoma have been land
ing gigantic industries since Okla-
homa City has had her ••ye riveted on
the state capital If there ever was
a time when it looked as though
Oklahoma was to be a on- town
state, that time has passed Oklaho-
ma will in time have a score or more
of cities, each with a population of
from fifty to a hundred thousand.
The fact is, there are a score of
towns in Oklahoma that offer better
advantages to both manufacturing
and jobbing industries than does Ok-
lahoma City, and new capital which
is coming into the state seems to be
finding it out.
•
Lines are being drawn for one of
the hardest-fought state ampaimis
in the history of Indiana. I'he state
has a normal republican majoritx of
about 35,000. Last fall, however.
t.Jie democrats succeeded in electing
Thomas K. Marshall governor by
about 16,000. and tliej alsu elected
eleven out of the thirteen congress-
men, two or t lu«
cers and a majority ■
tors. From this they
hope for the coining f
publicans, on the oth
counting on a better
and a greater degree
to bring client victory.
__ . •
Though the next
election in Illinois is
three years away, asp
executive chair are a 1 r«
for the race Former (;
Congressman William
former Lieutenant <iov
rente Y. Sherman
Shurtleff of the lower
legislature are among t
ed as likely candidal.
publican nominal -n.
lit lie
ofli-
SKEETER SKOOT
I n prrulinr preparation. T on ran tu >
it on any pari <>1 the body and it do i't
«vt | in tale. Be ides t it Has a rather
way i • cither wl o u. ■ ii <-( tli< -e
around thrni, hut
MosquitOB, Gnats, Black
Flies ant! Punkiea
No,
tlir-
Use
K-
nr\t I Iuiik l
wr.hSkeci-,SI
• ui
pia... 4 or 1.
Jrtje of tho;* i
tub on hor r .
I?pul.~ . .
all Slcrrl« i
Sa'.ututc
: n tile
ivrly
lahoma City are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Smiley for a few days.
Till: I 1: 11 \ I IN NEED
A friend in need when the nwd i
Is alwiiy.1 easy rnough to tirnl;
H<- will I' ll you how beautiful friend
ship is
And babble concerning the ties
that bind.
lint the friend you find when you
need a friend
impatiently hears your tale of woe
And denies the aid he is asked to
lend,
Miller-Jo,.drug Co.
between Mayor John T Cotighlin of
Fall River and James II. Vahey, who
\yas the democratic nominee last year.
Dennis Flynn, former T
delegate and one of the bes
political figures in Oklahom
ing mentioned in connection
Republican nomination for governor
of t his state.
rritorial
known
nth the
l'nited State
>wa has
epti
the Des Moine
sembly to del
coming Labor Dh
Iowa capital.
Senator Cummins ol
d an invitation from
"rades and Labor As-
r the oration at the
lebration in the
(Jovernor Haskell s declaration
that Oklahoma is "fearless" is too
mild, says the Kansas City Journal.
From the kind of men it elects to its
highes
right r
of lie
ckles
Ok I
loina is down-
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Truitt are
moving into a pretty cottage on So.
Foster wuere they will be at home to
their friends after this week.
• • •
Mrs. John McC.ie entertained very
informally at bridge yesterday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Sparks of
Chickasha who is the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Tinsman for a
few days.
• • •
The beauty and elegance of the de-
corations. which cleverly carried out
a carnation scheme in white and
pink, were notable at the stag din-
ner given Sunday evening by Leo
Sullivan for a number of his friends.
Is-1 The dining room was especially at-
n- tractive with the table dressed in the
eluny service set, and holding a tall
< ut glass vase filled with carnations,
s . | with intermingling sinilax partially
k concealing the handsome < Iuny-edged
cover, for a certral decoration. Iland-
paiuted cards in tin carnation de-
n- sign marked covers for six The din-
• • •
Mrs. Will Smith, who has bt
it ing with Mc\lester friends,
ed home Sunib y.
• • •
Mrs. John Baker of Topeka
is visiting her sister. Mrs John
ett on West Wade this week.
• • •
Mr and Mrs. U. E. Palmer
ed Sunday from their extended trip j tier was an elaborate one, consisting
through the Western states. of eight courses, served by Miss Sun-
• • • shine Sullivan an*! Miss Moore of
Iliadford left yesterday Oklahoma City. Sealed at the table
Arapaho where she will were: Messrs. John McLean. Claude
?ek with Mrs. Harry | IJevine. Austin Murphy. C. McElvey,
John Clark and Leo Sullivan
Mrs. C,«
morning f
visit for a
Bradford.
William Travels Jerome has set at
it all of the rumors regarding his
political aspirations by formally an-
nouncing that he will he a candidate
for re-election as district attorne
New York.
of
The latest candidate
e for the seat of th<
'sstnan Cushman of
ishington district is
lewspaper publisher «
•
Former Senator Will
the Second
E. E. Beard.
>f Vancouver.
iam E. Chan
s a candidate
iampshire in
D \ I l IN Ills rni:\
First Fall Showing
of
DULL CARRIAGES
For the benefit of the little folks
we will display in our windows for
a few days only our advance line of
Doll Carriages.
JUST ONE
Ol the many hundreds of toys we'll
have to show yon Inter.
FRINGE'S DIOVEL1V STORE
Phone 375 1 UO S. Rock Islaitil Avenue
JSse Store tor Everybody
i Cone;
Even the inhabitants of the Phil-
ippine village at Coney Island will
long remember that there is an Okla-
homa state. And the would-be New
York cowboys are well aware of the
fact that there are girls in the state
who do things worth the while.
Sturm's Magazine party is taking all
New York by storm an'' are real eye-
openers to the Gothamites.
The bevy of bewitching Oklahoma
beauties who were sent east hv a
magazine, rode the witching waves
and did several other things which
opened the eyes of the natives, when
they struck Coney Island in their i
course of seeing the sights of New
York. Among other things. Bessie
Wilson of Johnson county. Oklaho-
ma, entered the ring of the circus in
Dreamland and gave an exhibition of
lassoing. The Wild West cowboys
who were born and bred in Brooklyn
went to cover. Bessie said she hated
to show them up. but when she saw
the horses running about, she just
simply had to take a rope, let out a
yell and show folks how they did
things out in her Oklahoma home.
The Kirls attended the christening
of a baby in the Philippine village
and named it Oklahoma. Then they
went to Luna Park and did every-
thing in sight.
Ol'FNED Ol F2CEH
Drs. Hai & Barr-r nave opened
a completely turnisrea office for the
treatment of chronic diseases includ-
ing Canoers, Structure, Piles anc
ileornia, withe;.t tVe use of the knife.
We have had twenty-."-ve years ex-
perience in treating frant.crs and our ;
patients are our best recommenda-
tions. We treat nerv us troubles and !
chronic constiparion. Our office is j
well equipped with all the latest }
electrical appliances and we know '
how to use them. Opposite the post
oflice, up sta rs. 30i-tf
Is Your Chance
To Get
2-Picce Summer Clothing
HALF PRICES
SAM TANNEBAUM
STAR CLOTHIER 118 S. ROCK ISLAND
The Conservative Store for those who care to dress well j
IIMIIIIMIIIIMHtttlHI I H I I
| J. R. SMILEY LUMBER CO. I
-{- Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cement, Lime, Etc.
T -S-
New Yard and New Lumber
t Everything First-Class Give us a Trial i
Corner Evans anil Jenltins ±
"f* I
h v •{* +*X* •$* *X **!•*! **f~i-v ♦ H
To the Taxpayers.
1 have been In El Keno for 16
years and 1 want a few more chances
to give the good people of th.s count}
.1 i to I chance to buy meat.
Dry Sail Pork 15c
Sugar Cured Shoulder 12 %c
Good Smoked Bacon 16c
Skinned Ham - . - 17^0
Fresh meat prices in proportion.
J. W. DIX.
is secured the
>t known rer
o. ti
ed y
d.v preparing
vernor Yates
\. McKinb y.
rnor Law
nd Speaker
ranch of the
ose mention
Elliott,
opal hishi
\< MODI (HMD ri;iMl \ \l> < \ I IIOI.K Ml II \l
X . Ml Ml 11' \>SO< ! \TlON
and ]n
Pi m
(|neill law . utiles
will be no child
Yurk State in the
n<i
tld
V v . I S,,
lo , n' l- there ^ >pad hundred «lelegates. representing
im >•> ill New ;| membership of i'.u.uoo. are attend-
e of the law i nat i iug the state convention of the Cath-
ho roiumits what Mutual 11« nefit Association,
in his elders will which assembled in Rochester today
Ittal. I nder th. three da; s' session Prior to
no « hild ti tide
Tor the f
of Ec/ern
l lcs. Dandruff, Blackheads and every
! form of Skin or Scalp disease. ZEMO
i s a clean liquid for external use,
gives instant relief and d-res any
form of skin or scalp diseases by
! destroying the germ that causes the
disease, leaving a clean, healthy skin#
Mr Meacnam will gladly show you
proof of many remarkable cures made
by ZEMO.
(First Published July 25—4w.)
in the District Court of Canadiat
County, State of Oklahoma.
State of Oklahoma, Canadian Count;.
ss. Certificate of Partnership o.
New State Realty Company.
We, Herman Harms and Daniel
Nicholson, both residents of the ci;y
of El Reno. Canadian county, Okla-
homa do hereby certify that we are
assoc a ted together as general pari,
ners under the firm name of New
State Realty Company, and that the
principal place of business of said
partnership is the said city o. Ei
Reno.
Witness our hands this 19th day of
July. 1909.
Herman harms.
DANIEL A. NICHOLSON,
j State of Oklahoma, Cu*aulan Counfy.
Jlefore me, TV. I. Finch, a notary
public within and for said county and
state, on this 23rd day of July, 190:).
personally appeared Herman Harms
atid Dan el A. N'ihcoison, to ni>*
known to be the identical persons
executed the
md
going Instrument, and acknowledged
to me that they had executed he
*."<nie as their free and vo'untary act
and deed, for the uses ami purposes
tnerein set forth. W. J. FINCH,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. S.
1910.
Fort Reno Remount Depot. Okl .
August 1. 1 909. Sealed proposal*,
in triplicate, for constructing one
loading a ad unloading platfovm and
six miles woven wire fence. IT. S.
reserves right to accept or reject any
or all bids or any part thereof. In-
[ formation furnished on application.
' Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked "Proposal for
Fence, etc.", addressed Capt. L.
Hardeman, I> Q. M
(First pub. Aug. G—2 2 i)
Department of the Interior. Office
of Indian Attairs, washington, D. C,
Sealed proposals for
letting grazing privileges on the
Cheyenne a d Arapaho Indian Rer-
• rvation. Ok ahoma. under the per-
mit system, will be received at the
r.fice of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Washington. D .C., until two
o'clock p. in., on Monday, August 0,
1909, and will be immediately there*
niter opened in the pres< ice of such
bidders as may attend. Maps show-
ing the location of the reservation
and all necessary information may
be obtained on application to the
Superintendent of the Cheyenne an 1
\rapaho Indian School. Darlington,
Oklahoma. It. (i. Valentine, Commis-
sioner.
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Refrigerators that wer<v $32 mtw $25.60
[fcwimocSiS thai were $4 tsow 3.20
Mammocks that were
S3 now
.j Hammocks thai were
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too
I The COllle'
j nomination for governor of Ma
chusettu this fall will probab'y
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