Cherokee Weekly Messenger. (Cherokee, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1909 Page: 4 of 10
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We move to our new location across the street one block south about August 10th We must
reduce our enormous stock of Clothing Hats Shoes Dry Goods Carpet's
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The Weekly Messenger
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
CHEROKEE - OKLAHOMA
C L WILSON
EUGENIA WOOD
Editor
Associate
Entered at the post office in Cherokee Okla:
tar transmission through the mails as second
glass matter March 4 1905
Subscription Price
ONE YEAR $IM
Six MONTHS 50
THREE MONTHS 25
°Mid County Paper
OFFICE PHONE No 18
RESIDENCE No 36
While the corn crop in this
section will be cut somewhat
short by the recent dry spell
yet there will be a very large
yield Possibly it is a good
thing that the yield will be cut
down from 75 to 50 bushels per
acre for it might cause our peo-
ple to become 'swelled up"
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Metal
The Daily Oklahoman is boast-
ing of a 'news by wireless"
system That's nothing there's
a paper over at Guthrie that has
been using "wireless" these
many years
The law makers at Washing-
ton seem to be having Consider-
able trouble about the tariff on
raw material The people would
like to see a tariff plank that
would exclude some of the "raw
material" that is dominating
Congress
The city water pressure has
been of nearly two weeks and
they are still unable to operate
Guess we will have to blame the
Republican Administration for
it That-is what they would do
if the town board was Democratic
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Doesn't it make you a little
bit weary to hear some fellows
who was never known to suc-
ceed at any undertaking himself
constantly telling you how such
and such matters relative to
governmental affairs should be
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at 33 1-3 per cent off
Our entire stock consisting of the largest
and most up-to-date stock of clothing in
Cherokee All the new coloring and styles
for Spring In both the two and three-piece
suits at these prices
$600 suit removal sale price $400
$800 suit removal sale price -$535
$900 suit removal sale price $600
$1200 suit removal sale price $800
$1500 suit removal sale price $1000
$1800 suit removal sale price $1290
$2100 suit removal sale price $1400
1 Lot of 25 suits the odds and ends of our
stock at just one-half the regular price
Men s Seperate Pants
$200 pants removal sale price 165
$25o pants removal sale price $195
$300 pants removal sale price
350 pants removal sale price $280
400 pants removal sale price $345
500 pants removal sale price $400
5 doz boy's pants sizes 4 to 14 years
So c pants removal sale price 35c
75c pants removal sale price 55c
1 oo pants removal sale price 75 c
lo doz:- Monarch shirts regular price 125re
moval sale price 85c
2o doz New Era shirts regular 1 oo now 75c
lo doz4hirts worth So 75 cents now 39c
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CARPETS and RUGS: Two-Piece cotton carpet reg 25c removal pride 22c Three-piece cotton carpet reg 35c-removal price 27c Six-
piece 1-2 wool reg 50c now 37c Six-piece all wool filled reg 60c now 52c Ten-piece all-wool two-ply reg 70c removal price 59c
All Saxony Axminster 9X12 $19 All Smith Axminster 9X12 $20 All Kharisan Axminster 9X12 $20 - Tapestry and bodk Brussels 9X12 atsimilar discounts -
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Remember t this sale begins Saturday morning July 31st
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INING COMPM1Y0 Cherokee Okla
conducted? It's so easy to tell
the other fellow how to do a
thing you cannot do yourself
We are in receipt of a copy of
a Woodward paper in which the
editor pays his respects to an ar-
ticle that appeared in the Wichita
Eagle in regard to the bootleg-
ging cases recently tried in the
Alfalfa County Court and inci-
dentally promises a warm time
when the case comes up against
Clyde Sutton who is now in jail
that place on a charge of boot-
legging Sick 'em
Guthrie July 23—The action
of chairman Jack love of the
Corporation Commission in sum-
msrily dismissing W L Chap-
man the secretary of the com-
mission appears to meet the ap-
proval of most of the people who
are acquainted with the facts
It is not charged that Mr
Chapman has violated any statu-
tory law or committed any
crime but it certainly is credit-
able in the Corporation Commis-
sion in seeing that there is no
taint attached to the action of
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All soft collar shirts at 2o per cent discount
during remaval sale
Men's Felt Hats our entire stock
100 hats removal price- ' 75c
Zoo hats removal price $165
25° hats removal price $195
300 hats removal price - $235
5 doz Mexical straw hats regular 25c sellers
removal price 12 1-2c
All other straw hats at 25 per cent discount
from the regular prices
Dry Goods Department
This removal sale includes every article in
dress goods wash goods table linons ging-
hams percales cambric toweling towels
sheets pillow slips muslins and sheeting&
Space does not permit is quoting prices on
the many articles but every article will be
marked with a red tag showing the sale price
Note a few of the prices taken from our
Hosiery Department
35 doz boy' a heavy ribbed Topsy Hosiery
our regular 2oc seller now 1 16c
40 doz misses' fine gauze Topsy hose -regu
lar 15c seller removal price Ilc
15 doz misses' hose regular 10c now 7c
31 doz childrens' hose linen toe- and heel
regular price 25c removal price 19c
42 doz ladies' black hose regular The sellers
removal tale price-- 7c
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any of theinemployees
Mr i Chapman acknowledges
to having receivad compensation
from nearly all of the railrqads
in the state for furnifhing in-
formation which the Corporation
Commission has always furnish-
ed free of charge It is the pol-
icy of the Corporation Commis-
sion to hold every session as an
open session and to furnish all
information to every citizen of
the state and every torporation
absolutely free of charge
The Corporation Commission
of Oklahoma has gained a na-
tional reputation for the efficient
manner in which it is serving
the people It has stood as a
guardian for the rights of the
people against the greediness of
great corporations and they can-
not afford to do anything or
have any employees do anything
that wovld even cause a suspic-
ion that they were not to the
very best of their ability safe-
guarding the sacred rights of
the people and the people can-
not help but be suspicious Of an
employee who is receiving a
monthly salary from railroad
companies for information that
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of charge
Chairman Jack Love is and
will be upheld in his actions by
the people of the state regard-
less of party affiliation -
A M Young State Bank Com-
missioner has added to his force
Alexander Richmond an expert
accountant who will be known
as building and loan auditor and
who will thproughly examine all
foreign and domestic building
and loan associations The first
association to be examined by
Mr Richmond was the Employ-
ees Building and Loan Associa-
tion of Guthrie whom Mr Rich-
mond reports to be' in a splendid
condition Mr Young desires
that it be generally known that
all building and loan associations
will be rigidly examined an re-
quired to observe all require-
ments of the building and loan
law
The Pioneer Telephone Co at
Oklahoma City has been cited
to appear before the Corporation
Commission for contempt of that
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The complaint was filed by John
Burrows of Oklahoma City who
complains that the said Pioneer
Telephone Co has violated the
corporation commission order
number 101 °which prohibits
telephone companies from chang-
ing their rates without first no- -
tifying the Corporation commis-
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toe company now charges $410
instead of $375 which was the
rate when the order alleged to
have been violated was made
Life 100000 Years Ago
Scientists have fOund in a cave in
Switzerland bones of men who lived
100000 years ago when life was in
constant danger from wild beasts To-
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Brown of Alexander Me is largely
from deadly disease "If it had not
been for Dr King's New Discovery
which cured me I could not have liv-
ed" he writes "suffering as I did
from a severe lung trouble and stub-
born cough" To cure Sore Lungs1
Colds obstinate Coughs and prevent
Pneumonia its the best medicine on
earth 50c and $100 Guaranteed by
all druggists Trial bottle free
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Wilson, C. L. Cherokee Weekly Messenger. (Cherokee, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1909, newspaper, July 29, 1909; Cherokee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1714880/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.