The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 310, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 16, 1906 Page: 1 of 4
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ponca Cltg H)atliP Courier
VOLUME 9
O VB
25,000 ^BESCRIPTX0 3^S
£
Father Time has made 1906 rounds of the time field. We have
been around with him 7 times, that is our life in the drug business in
Ponca City. Take the 1 and the 9 and the 6 away from the number of
this year and you have what we started with: 0; multiply 1906 by 131-2
and you have 25,731, the number of prescriptions on our file.
Think of it! Twenty-five thousand seven hundred and thirty-one
people have signified their confidence in our pure drugs and our skill as
prescriptionists. There will be considerable more than that by the next
year. Will you join this confident throng ?
P.F.Morrison & Co.
ACCOMMODATING DRUGGISTS
SUDDEN DEATH
OF SUM JONES
Noted (icorgia Evangelist Dies
io Sleeping Car.
Protects
Dainty Complexions 1
Ian attorney'* fee in a cue in which
tne government was Interested while
he was serving a* senator. The ef-
I feci of the decUion wl l be Immediate
Imprisonment of Burton unless hla at-
torney* devise some other means of
WAS ON HIS WAV HOME
HU (ail MaMtag
im car iMi tiM rm h<
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Oklahoma City, Oct. 1«.-Tbe Rev. ]
Ham I'. Jones, (he well known evan-
geltat, of Cartersville, G , who con'||
cludi d a series i revival meetings In
Oklahoma City Sunday night lasting
two weeks, died early yeaterday moru-
la* of heart failure In a sleeping car
o* a Rock Island paaaenger train near
Perry, Ark.
The noted Oeorgla divine aroael
from bis berth shortly after Bve
o'clock in the morning, while the
other passengers In the car were still
■ coping and awakened bis wife and
liev Walt Holcomb, who has been as-
soclatid with Mr. Jonea for many
yiiis.
bit stomach and called for a glass ot
bot water After drinking l>, he Im-
mediately collapaed, falling in the
arms of Rev. Holcomb, and In a few
fcilnutea esplred. Mrs. Jones and nta
daughter*, Mr*. Annie Byron and Miss
j «l I a Jones were with him when be
passed away
At the time oi his death Mr. Jonea
«4i cn route to his bunt to attend a
family reualon.lt being the flftv-nlmb
anniversary of his birth. The body
was taken from tie train at Little
tiock and embalmed and laat night the
remains were shipped to Cartersvl Ir,
where Interment will occur. The
funeral service* will t e conducted by
He* Qeorgs Stuart. K*v.J. A. llower,
ml Mlaalsalpptand Rev. Walt Holcomb
• How often after a ride or drive in the frosty
air at this time of year the face feels dry and
parched and frequently has an uncomfortable
burning sensation. Such a condition means
the chapping and roughening of the skin. If
you will apply our
Benzion and Almond Lotion
before going out you will experience none of
these skin discomforts and your complexion
will not be injured the least particle.
« If vou should neglect to apply the lotion before ex-
posure its use immediately on returning will keep the
skin from chapping. It has none of the disagreeable
features of other lotions, as it is not greasy or sticky.
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
PALACE DRUG STORE,
Wm. F. Wylde, Proprietor.
QjisU Killed Jssl Before Opcolsg si Seasaa
Cast $25 Each.
Guthrie, Oct. 15.—Q tall on toast at
tornrbcvuc wuit wim%s
♦ # . kp $25 apiece wa« the price which Earl
postponing tbe execution of the case.
Ci iii>Unou g\f Pnnrl f >r p lr h iH to n .1 V
Stuckney of Pond Creek bad to pay
Abilene, Kan*., Oct. 15—Joseph for violation of tne Onlaboma game
Ralph Burton, former United State*, law, accoiding to which the open
senator from Kansas, when seen at reason for quail begins on October
Rev Jon.s and patty left Oklahoma
City rather suddenly Sunday After-
noon, while a large crowd of church
people were gathered la the Flrat
Methodist church to bear the adver-
tlaed addrea*. The cause of bla de-
parture was his fal'tng health and tbe
(urthet fact that Mr*. Jone* desired
- —- to get him to their home, where he
he complained of sickness In c(JuW re;t from tbe arduous labors of
Ob Saturday he
tbe past two weeks.
suffered from a severe chill and was
confined In hi* room at the Threadglll
hotel all that alght, but Sunday morn-
ing he was c*,n lobby, chat-
ting with friends, who had called to
discuss tbe work of the two weeks.
Noticing that he waa suddenly grow
lag worse, Mrs. Jonea, shortly after
luncheon, decided to leave with him
on tbe alternoon train for their home.
The few hours Intervening between
that and train time were spent In
packing theli trunka and preparing
their effect* for shipment and Juat be-
fore the train arrived Mr. Jones
walked to the clerk's desk, paid tbe
amount due, b'd the clerk good bye
and leit for the depot. Hev. Kacell,
RiV. Walt Holcomb and Mrs. Jo e*
aid her two daughter* were with htm.
After awaiting patiently tor the ar-
rival of the noted Georgian, tbe au-
dience, which had assembled at the
First Methodtat church Sunday after-
noon, waa informed by Rev. W. H. B.
Urcb, who had returned from Kn'.d, to
a**l*t In tbe la*t meeting In which
Mr. Jone* waa to participate, that the
Oeorglan bad left the city rather sud-
denly, and that no explanation had
been made aa to the cause for hia
leaving. R:v. Urch took charge of
the aervlcea and addreasedhls bearer*
on the eubj-ict of tffectlv* church
wot It
hi* home here today by an Associated
Press representative, regarding the
action of the Uoited 8tates supreme
court In refualng him a hearing, aald:
"This la not my time to talk."
Mr. Burton ahaolutely declined to
taiv of the case. However, tt is stat-
ed from aa authoiltatlve source that
be alr.ady has communicated wltb
bis attorneys, asking that hla term of
Imprlaonment be arranged to begin
at tbe earliest possible moment.
Some time ago Mr. Burton caused
an official statement to te mada-by
his attorneys, that If the supreme
court denied bin a rehearing be
would neither apply for a pardon nor
accept tt If tt were tendered.
Mr. Burton waa found ta his home
here today. He received the news of
the court's action la the calm manner
that he has displayed at each step of
his case. Mr. Burton has remained
at home piactlcilly all summer, with
the exception of one or two small
trips. The last trip he made was to
t'blcagi' two wees* ago
16 His was tbe first arrest ma.le
this season for violation of the law. ! orsters and
He WdS caught red-handed and was tr eat market.
tff* year, and can b- •< on me
housetops It the business section of
Oklahoma towns almost any da- in
tbe week
For Sale.
A nice subotban homej wltb good
well and cistern, and eood barn and
a vi; all ftrcid; fine trult Inquire
at this office. wl*n
poultry it Handley's
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PRISON FOR BURTON.
The l)i
Csari Disks Ps
tltlaa tar Rtbssrto|.
Washington, Oct. 15.—Tbe supreme
court of the United States today de-
nied the petition ot former United
Atchison, Kane., Oct. 15.—Bailie
Waggoner at this city, one of Mr.
Burton'* attorney*, said at noon to*
day that be bad not up to that time
received any communication froi
the former senator regarding hla
wlshea in tbe matter, but aald that
Mr. Burton bad previously expressed
to him a wish to begin serving hi*
sentence If t ie supreme c< urt should
! finally decide against htm, as It did
I today.
| Mr. Waggoner expressed It as his
opinion that the mandate of the court
—. -- —,— would be sent by the supreme court
States Senator Burton of Kansas for immediately to the district court in
a rehearing In the ca*e la which be hi. Louis. In which case It would be
Is under sentence of Imprisonment1 for Mr. Burton to begin serv.
and One on tbe charge of accepting ( mg his sentence some time this week.
Calm Consideration approve* ^ ^
our work tn the line of ^
Sanitary Plumbing
$ and Gas Fitting
We make a studv of scien-
tific sanitation as regards
tha bath, the toilet, supply
pipes for water for cooking.
washing ana drlnstof.
We have engaged an ex-
pert workman and have a
complete line of gas fixtures
an hand. We will be glad to
figure on yout work.
Genuine Jewel Ranges and Heaters.
A WORD OF WARNING
For many years the Detroit Stove Works has identifi d
it* wares by casting upon \vtry stove and range cf its
manufacture the well known "Jewel" trade-mark it is
known as a mark of QUALITY' AND ECONOMY, and
constitutes a protection to stove buyers as well as to our
' own good name
Notwithstanding these facts, and without our sanction,
iodic stove manufacturers have temporarily ..ppropiiated
the name "Jewel," using it generally with prefixes or affixes
thus attempting to trade upon our r.ame and world wide
reputation. The public should take warning and not be
deceived. All genuine ••Jewel" stoves and ranges have, in
addition to the well known trade mark, tbe makers name,
"Detroit Stove Works" cast upon them. A« an additional
precaution, on Gas Ranges we have prefixed the word
"Detroit" to the name "Jewel." calling our Gas Ranges
' Detroit Jewels."
Don't accept counterfeits or substitutes, or allow your-
self to be convinced that something else is just as good is
theGKNUlNE Detroit Stove Works "JEWEL" and you
will profit by a great saving in the cost of fuel and repairs,
and have stoves which are made right in every aspect.
DETROIT STOVE WORKS.
ROLLER HARDWARE CO.
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Headley, L. C. The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 310, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 16, 1906, newspaper, October 16, 1906; Ponca City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc175516/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.