Marietta Monitor. (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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Payable in advance
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city election held Tuesday
was k v4ry taine affair
Marietta is growing but with
the aid of a’ Commercial Club
the liwn-would-grow mich - fas-
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Davis’ through the Commer-
cial Ciub of the town carried a
page ad in last Sunday’s Oklahce
man - We don’t how much the
ad cost them but ’ we venture
had it cost them five times as
much as it did- it would have
been a good investment
Senator Saunders-of Illinois'
has introduced a bill regulating
the size of berry boxes and pre-
venting fraud for the sale of
berries provides that all fruits
so! i in boxes must be ‘plainly
indicated by the size of each box
in cubic inches for each quart
pint or half pint The Senator
mu-tiiave been from Missouri
fi DrY B Su Gardner
Physician and Suropoo
-Residence Ph6n&ttT
Office orei Smith’ drag 8 tor Offloe
V ! ' Phone No 78
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'Physician and Surgeon
' " Residence Phone 12ft ’
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:v PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
General Practice of Medicine
I ail Surgery' f V "
- Office oyer Smith's Drug Store
Office ’hone 183 Res ’phone 88
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(pffice over Smith’s Drug Store
Office Phone 78 1
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W M PENDLETON
Painter and' Paper Hanger
Estimates furnished on all jobs
no matter how small or
how large
Phone 23
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DRAYMAN
All calls Riven prompt
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and careful attention
Charges reasonable
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State Bank
Marietta - v A Okla
R BYRON JOMES
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Office i the new Love by’lding
j DR WN WHITE
V7 ' Dentist '
Office over Marietta Nt’lJ Bank
MAIN STREET
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Marietta - - - Okla
Dr Ritter - the veterinarian
will be here on his regular visit
April 6 and 7 Castrating sea-
son is now open Bring them to
town or bunch in ! the country
Price $100 Improved method
no hemorrhage or swelling
ED WILLIS
Carriage and House
Painting
All work guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction
Shop first door north of Snyder’s
Photo Gallery
B
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ATTOSNir-AT-LAW
Office rooms over Thompson & Pose
meat market — back rooms
right of the hall
MARIETTA
OKLA
F°r Success sullcey plows go
to J W Scanlon’s
A1 of the smaller town’s such
sis Pauls Valley Wynnewood
Davis and others have Commer-
cial Clubs which are working for
tli’up-buildidg of their towns
and they are getting results too
Is Marietta going to be a back
number and let these little towns
get ahead of her? Wake up
Get bu-y and organize a Com-
mercial Club snd keep up with
the procession
The Pauls Valley Democrat is-
sue 1 a special edition last week
which was a very creditable piece
of work and sjieaks well for the
proprietors of the pajer for fbe
town and for Garvin countj The
pter was brim full of nice pit-tin
es of the leading business men
Jtel their business houses and
residedees al-o of scenes in the
county The paier contained
lots of nice ads and a write-up of
th- town and county
Vou can’t treat your friend to
a drink at the bar in Tacoma
"Wr-sh Such a law has just been
parsed ii'that city If the
jal wm man permits the same he
is subjected to a fipe of $”0 for
th-3 first ofiense and for the sec-
ond the license will be revoked
Tee liberal fellows should come
to Oklahoma where tlvy can “st
'em up’ to a whole regiment to
bootleg booze be a good fellow
and the saloon keejier will not 1ip
err barrassed by having his
license revoked
W P
are just as essential to life as pure
air or 'pure Witer A Presction
should be filled with the purest
and freshest q! each ingredient7
used That’s exactly the kindyoii
will procure if your Prescriptions
are put up by us
We also handle a fresh line of Toilet Articles Patent Medi-
cines and in fact everything usually found in a first-class
Drugstore '
SMITH’S DRUG STORE
The Monitor Vi'S1"
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YOUNG MAN if you are just
about to purchase that Easter Suit
now and before you do w£ insist
that you consider our line and ex-
amine same We feel quite sure that
the prices we make you will be a
great deal lower than you expected
to pay We are in position to save
you money on a high class tailored
suit and why not take advantage of
it to-day and buy before the stock
runs low and you will not have such
a large number of different patterns
to select from
THOMPSON & RILEY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
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We have opened np a new Meat Market in the buildi lg next k
dcor east of Scanlon’s hardware storejwhere W3 have at all times
fresh and cured meats We will also buy butter egs chickens
turkeys and hides and pay you the highest market pJice for them J
s W A THOMPSON
Out in Nevada a law ha been
°rfcted which provides that
:r oners after conviction the
p--siding judge shall give the
-condemned man his choice of
paying his penalty either by
powm hanging or by being shot
Should the condemned man de-
cline to accept any of the above
named three Helertion the
jeege is ud against it a4 no pro-
vision is made as to the disposi- ’
t-:cn in such cases !
We are in receipt of the special
edition of the Idabel Beacon The
jfciver shp-ws to be published by !
progressive jieople in a progress- (
ive'and up-to-date townand com-
m unity! There is no way -of es-
timating the value of the special
- write-ups to the town' and coun-
try in which Uiey are publislied
It is true it takes lots of work-on
the iart 'of the promoters and
tlie jjat'rons of the pajer must be11
enterprising and pubiic-spirited
for booster editions to be a suc-
cess While they are not usually
a success from "a financial view
mint to the editor the town zdbd
community procure advertising
that is of nntold benefit
We still have a complete run of
sizes in the Jane Hopkins Suits for
boys Every parent knows what
good service the boy gets out’ of
these suits and how neat he always
looks when he starts out in one
They always hold their shape and
wear longer for the least money than
most any suit you
can buy We are
always ready to
serve your wants
Come early and
secure the best
Successor to Green & Thompson
HEAL ESTATIivAt GENERAL INSURANCE
State Agents American Live Stock
Insurance Company
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! WHITE & RAMBO
Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Bread
Cakes Pies and all Bakery products
For prompt delivery and first class goods
phose us your orders
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Phone No 62
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Merchants Cafe
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NOTICE TO STOCK OAVX-ERS
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THE PEOPLE’S STORE
My fine stallion Dewey and
my fine jack will make the sea-
son of 1911 at my barns in
East Marietta Those who are
desirous of breeding to fine
stock are invited to visit tny
barns and see mv stock fol-
lowing are the terms:
Dewey — A fine Steel i)nst
and Hamiltonian $250 cash
and $750 when proves to be in
foal
Clyde — A black Spanish
jack $250 cash and $750 when
mare proves to be in foal
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Iranlio — A fine Hamiltonian
stallion weight 1200 jimmds
$2j0 Cash $750 when mare
proves to be in foal $500 single
leap $750 for the season
Yours truly rJ
J C Harris
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Paintinyr
Paper HanginarT
-Decorating
-- Calsominin
' Staining
And all kinds of Interior Finish
sqeme for estimates
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Ao matter liow large or small
tin job ' I alsii jo' carriage ‘and '
sign jiainting Wlienltydu 'get
work done by me you get the
benefit of yciirs experience All
work guaranteed’- Teleplione'
Dley Hotel and your order will
receive prompt attention
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Choate, Henry Willis. Marietta Monitor. (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, April 7, 1911, newspaper, April 7, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1752934/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.