The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1906 Page: 1 of 8
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THE HERALD-SENTINEL.
Volume XIV
Cordell, Oklahoma, July 2$. 1906.
NonStr 52
See J. I. Brothers before meJdng >. Term Loan.
Room 6. Finerty building, Upstairs.
C. T. MURRELL, President
J. H. HAIR, Vice President.
PRANK PENN, Secretary and Treasurer
unnco4U, rresiwnb w* — —
111 MCI, If HUMS i IMM COMPitff.
Incorporated. Successor to Murrell« Penn Capital Stock, $5,000.00.
H.ve the only COMPLETE. UP-TO-DATE SETOF ABSTRACT BOOKS IN WASHITA^C?UNT^ 'twill p«y
you to call upon us before you wont an abstract Office East end of City National Bank.
«4 LOCAL NEWS,
We are No1 a High Triced House ^
*but hue are a High Quality House.
711K Carry the Largest Stock of Medium and Low
priced. Clothing that we know to l>e of the most
dej>endable quality.
Don't think because we have a well earned reputa-
tion for selling go oils of strictly high quality, we have
only high priced ones. It is a fact that we have the
best for the price in anything you may ask for in clo-
thing and furnishings, but we also carry every grade
from the bottom up, that we know to be dependable.
Never in our history has our stock been as varied
and complete as it is now in Men's Suits.
We would advise every customer or intended purch-
aser not to buy anything costing less than or
$8.50. At this price we can give you such values as
FRISCO TIME TABLI
NORTH BOl'ND
No. «10 P8**nger Lv 10 .M u
SOUTH BoCMD
No. Passenger Lv 3:11 prn
All wool Crash, Neat
Grey
Worsted and Serges
good value
Our $10.00 $12.00 garments fit as well and wear as
well as those of higher grade and finer workmanship, although
there is, of course, a difference in the materials.
As evidence of our ability to give Better Bargains and Great-
er Values and Equally Low Prices, we Quote below a list of
125 pairs of Fine Worsted and
Casimere pants worth up to $4.00
20 Suits. K. N.6c F. make the kind
that hold their shape, sold up
to $16 50, now
19 Good Worsted Suits, all new
patterns and up to date in
style, worth $10.00, now
Remember the Pants,
$1.50
SEAT FREE.
WASHITA
Fred Finerty was in Sentinel
and Rocky Tuesday of this week.
J. E. Reniger left Monday for
his home at Charles City Iowa.
Nails 3c per pound in the bill
at J. H. Bennett & Sons.
John I. Lee'was in El Reno and
Oklahoma City Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
You cannot be sure your title
s good without an abstract. See
| Robert Steele the abstracer.
1 R. B. Wells Jr. was in Clinton
, Tuesday accompaning his sister
Mrs. Peter Allen that far on her
way to Amorilla Texas.
I Elmer Darnell, who will have
! charge of the Clinton School this
year was in town Wednesday
and made us a pleasent call.
| T. E. Howard the ge ntleman of
check fame who is now in Okla
homa • City looking after insur-
ance was in town Wednesday.
W. H. Winn, of Burson Texas
was in town a couple days this
week looking after the Allen
Estate, of which he ia adminis
trator.
We picked several ripe toma-
toes and a watermellon from our
garden yesterday morning, what
other farmer has done better
this season?
Atty. J. W. Smith went to
Harrison Ark., to look after
business in the courts. He has
a"lovea well but not wisely" case
down in that country.
Sen. Sam Masingale returned
Tuesday from Oklahoma City
where he had been attending a
meeting of the Democratic
campaign committee of the New
State.
It's made from fruit juices
that our reason why Fruit Lax
is the best safe constipation cure.
American Druggists' Syndicate
Pric6 10 & 25 cent-
Dr. Webber & Sons
A man was heard to remark
on the streets one day last week
that he would as soon believe
that man evoluted from a camel
as to believe he sprang from a
monkey, "we hadn't," says the
Sedgwick Pantagraph. "The
| camel will work seven days with
out drinking, and a man occa-
jsicnallj drinks seven days with-
out working. If one is to be
judged by habit, he might be led
tobelieve that a man sprang from
goats. They *re the only ani-
mals that pester tobacco, wear
whiskers and are inclined to butt
in."
Drennan Grain Co. pays
highest cash prices for oats
and wheat
See Bewley for HAILINSUR
ANCE Office, City National
Bank building,
Fruit Lax is made from the
best prescription unaninously
selected by thousands of drug-
gist and physicians united in the
American Druggists' Syndicate
Price 10 & 25 cent.
Sold by Dr. Webber & Sons.
For Sale, Nice resiuence
close in 10 acres of land fur parti-
culars see M. J. Mann.
J. H. Seger and daughter Bes-
sie of Colony were in town Mon*
day.
Miss Mary Mathis returned
from thi Weatherford Normal
Sunday.
Owing to lack of printers the
State Republican was not issued
last week until Monday of this
week.
There seems to be a little scrap
in the flour market. The Wash-
ita was selling X Ray at 85 cents
a sack yesterday. Flour ship-
ped from outside towns is the
cause of the cut in prices.
Myron P. Keator the principle
of the Reformed Church Acade-
my arrived in town Tuesday from
Colony and has taken hold of the
work quite vigorously. He is a
very pleasant gentleman to meet
and will no doubt push the work
along to a successful and benefi-
cial season.
Cordell has a "peeper" not
"Jack the oeeper" but an old
duck who would be better off at
home nights, has been discover-
ed up various telephone poles in
an attempt to out do Old Sport
the detective. A load of shot in-
troduced in this fellows anatomy
would teach him a lesson.
The spirit of progress has
been moving in Cordell and the
result is that another relic of
early boom times oocupies one
of the best corners around the
square. It may be all right as
an investment, but no credit to
the location it occupies, and de-
cidedly no improvement to the
town.
The propects are good for a
a closed season in the ice busi-
ness in Cordell. Mr. Clark is
figuring on shutting up the stor-
age and going out to his farm.
Ei. {Dawson, an old timer ia
and around Cordell, was in town
yesterday and today. He is with
the Wichi'a Broom Corn Co. and
is down here in the interests of
that company.
A small riot occured at the old
west side wagon yard last night
between the Neeley boys young
Kern and an invoice of Dallas
booze. The scrap started with
all the young men against the
booze and for a ti me appeared to
knock the latter out at winning
gait, but it was a delusion as
the whiskey reinforced by some
brandy soon caused a division in
the ranks of the boys and blood
spilled form one of the Neeleys,
who were put in jail to sober up.
The marshal and deputies from
the sheriff's office went down to
wagon yard and confiscated the
wet goods and carried themjaway
and now the [question come up,
can't the Neeley boys get even?
What Will bo the Result?
A suit was filed in the district
court Julv 14th which is of con-
siderable interest to many of our
people. The case is to set aside
a divorce granted to A. J. John-
son from M. G. Johnson, she
putting forth as ground upon
which to base her contention
that a proper service was never
had because no affidavit as to her
non-residence was filed before
the summons was issued. But
little is known about the facts
existing at that time but she wss
living in Texas away from her
husband and he asked for a di-
vorce, and a summons was issued
and properly served and the di-
vorce granted. Both parties
have married again and nothing
developed until seven years after
the divorce.
A. J. Johnson sold most of the
south side of the New Cordell
townsite and if this decree of
divorce is set aside and M. 6.
Johnson declared the legal widow
of A. J. Johnson some of the
property title would not be worth
much.
Blake & Blake of El Reno a
very reputable firm of lawyers
have undertaken the case and it
is presumed will push it as vig-
orously as possible.
We filter all of our gasoline
and coal oil and guarantee them
free from water.
J. H. Bennet & Son.
Corect weights and highest
prices paid on all new grain
by R. H. Drennan Grain Co.
Dr. Chedester, Veterinary
Surgeon and dentist at Hefners
barn every day in the week, ex-
cept Saturday. Phone 20.
It sometime occurs that a man
refuses to take medicine of hit
own ffxing and we do not blame
him. J. W. Corlett purchased a
lot of Jim Crabtree. the latter to
move a wooden building thereof
before the deal was completed.
Editor Burnette leased a lot ad-
joining the Turf saloon building
end asked permission to mofe
his building, gasolene engine and
all. This wee too bigadei
a howl went vp and tor a
time it looked^! there.wou-
an attempt made to whip an —
tor, but the clouds rolled away,
the council deferred action until
next meeting. Let them move,
27 1-2 oents for dry oats,
by Drennan Grain Co. that
was threshed boforo tho rain.
Foreign Exohango.
The Bank of F. 0. Finerty a Co
is now prepared to sell drafts on
the following Countries, issued
in the money of that Country, at
the lowest rates of exchange:—
Here is a list:
4 cities snd towns in Algeria
57 «• " Augtria
Hungaria,
12 "
23 "
2 "
1 City in
32 Cities and Towns
37 "
81 "
02 " \
(Great Britain)
6 "
19 " ;;
81 11
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Egypt
Iceland
in Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Ireland
Italy
Luxenburg
Malta
1 City in
i " " '
14 Cities and Towns in Norway
2 " " Portugal
73 " " Russia
1 City in Servia
11 Cities and towns in Spain
5n " . " Sweeden
03 " " Switzerland
"l City in Tunis
23 Cities and Towns in Turkey
Besides the Foreign Countries
above mentioned, we can give
you drafts on Kansas City, St.
Louis, New York, Oklahoma City
and Fort Worth.
We are offering accommodation
which can only be found in the
largest City Banks. Do your
business with a Bank that can
and will do everything for you
just the same as if you were do-
ing business with a N. Y. bank.-
The strongest and best equip,
ped Bank in Westren Oklahoma
Come and see ua.
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Gunsenhouser, M. H. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1906, newspaper, July 20, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc169080/m1/1/: accessed July 2, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.