Hobart Weekly Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1905 Page: 4 of 18
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HOTCHKISS
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IS THE
MAN
In Hear of
F. & M.
National
Bank.
Yours for
Business.
I
HO make* a specialty of selling HARM
LANDS and CITY PROPERTY. The
buyer* are now coming and th? season is on.
If yon wish to sell, list your property with a
man who has had twenty years experience in
the business, and who has lieen in business in
Hobart since the owning of Kiowa County to
settlement in lyoi. And remember I am now
selling property every time when the price is
right, an the buyers all come to see me when
they want bargains in Kiowa County property.
And while you are weitittg do not forget that I
now have arrangements made for capital, where-
by I can give you the lowest rate on F/tRM
LOANS. can j ay the money when papers are
signed and title perfected. It costs you nothing
to figure with nu at the same old stand, in the
Farmers iS: Merchants National Bank Building,
S, K. Corner of Square, Hobart, Okla.
Yours for business,
C. C. Hotchkiss.
GRAND
OLD
DEMOCRACY
ers
TRIUMPHANT H TUESDAY'S I LECTION
The Party of Reform and Good Government
Sweep the Country.
The elections of Tuesday were a | corrupt and dishonest republican
! grand victory for democracy, re-1 ring in the United States. This
form, economy and good govern* > thieving republican organization
j ment. Iheld undisputed sway for
In New Yoik McClellan, the years and roblied the people.
fitly
democratic candidate,
i mayor, Jerome, the
was elected
independent
In Ohio the election is in doubt.
The democrats made the issue
What are your friends savin*
about you?- That your rav
hair makes you look oid?
And yet, you are not forty '
Postpone this looking old
Hair Vigor
Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair all
the deep, dark, rich color of
early life. Then be satisfied.
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HOBART WEEKLY CHIEF The Frisco Excursion
CHIEF PRINTING CO., Publisher
C. C. Worrall, Editor.
C. H. Sherhurnb, Business Mgr.
Our citizens will be called up-
on to entertain h large number
. of of visitors, homcseekers and
! investors, on Nov. -23rd and for
'the two or three ensuing days.
Mr. Auchmoody, the townsite
candidate, was elected prosecuting against bossism and robbery of the
attorney. His splendid record for people and declared for good gov
enforcement of the laws against i eminent by good men. Roosevelt
the rich as well as poor carried I carried Ohio by nearly quarter of a
him through. The other officials million. The state is now in doubt,
are largely democratic. a glorious victory for democracy.
In Philadelphia the Independent The Union Labor ticket carried
Reform ticket, aided by the demo-1 San Francisco by a large majority,
cratic organization, swept the most | The people wil rule.
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Can Corn
5c.
R.u*r d *t the Hobart,okitMma, po«t 1 agent of the Frisco, called on the
for Iran*nit« Ion through th malls as Second
Cbuw Matter.
Published Thursday Afternoon
Of Each Week.
Subscription,
$1. Per Year.
ADVKRT1S1NO RATES:
Locale R cento the line ^aoh week.
Display rates ^Iven on application
County Com mis*
sioners Court.
Tho county commissisners were
in session Monday receiving and
opening the bids for fifteen new
bridges for Kiowa county. Two
of these are to be of steel.
About fifteen bridge companies
and contractors were represented
by bids. Tho prices asked for
erecting tho wooden bridges did
not vary to any great extent.
The lowest bids for the con-
struction of the two steel bridges
were made by the Gilligan Co*,
Midland Co. and J. W. Stokes.
There was a decided difference
in even these three lowest bids.
On one bridge ranging from
$710 00 to 51040 00 and on the
other from Slf<i)3.00 to S2SOO.OO.
In awarding the contract the
commissioners will of course be
compelled to consider the re-
sponsibility of the bidders and
their ability to complete the work
according to contract, without
emrboiling the county in legal
tangles and troubles.
Tho commissioners will award
the contruots Thursday. They
are out in the county viewing
some completed work. Kiowa
county is fortunate in having
honest and painstaking commis-
sioners.
Notice of Quarantine.
Whereas the prevailence of
Chief last week and informed diphtheria in the city of Hobart
us that there wonld be a has rendered t necessary for the
large number of excursionists, preservation of the health the
possibly 500, here ou the above inhabitants of said city of Hobart
date. | to quarantine all houses in said
Hobart will, of course, put her, city and the occupants thereof,
best foot foremost. The visitors wherein case of diphtheria may
will principally come from North ; exist or may hereafter arise, and
and South Carolina and Georgia, j to enforce such quarantine strict-
They will be representative bus-1 ly-
ines men of those great states.1 It is therofore ordered by the
We must show them what we board of health of said city of
have out here. The Commercial Hobart that John Parham, As-
League will take steps for their sistant Marshal, be and he is
proper entertainment and the hereby designated and appointed
citizens that can care for any of | quarantine officer of said city,
the visitors will kindly send word w ith full power and authority to
to R. R. Rhorer, the secretary of enforce the ordinance of said
the League. city with relation to the public
Hobart is not booming but is health and particularly ordin-
enjoying a very fine progressive ance "* entitled "An ordinance
development and we should dress to prevent t*le introduction and
up and look our best
In this way we can
disease is stamped out, to keep
their children at home and upon
their own premises, except dur-
ing school hours. Dated No-
vember 8, 1905.
Nestor Rummons,
H. C. Lloyd, Mayor.
City Physician.
C. R. Lee,
Marshal.
Board of Health of City of Ho
bart.
Try "GonaBest
20c. Coffee.
New Crop Dried
Fruits.
I
II
Egate's Big Ball.
Don't forget it, Thanksgiving
Eve- Millers Orchestra. Pleas-
ure for everybody. ll-8-to-29-
dJfcw.
Get a Full Set o f
Dishes by
With "
J. W. CORN,
THE PIONEER GROCER.
far better]
advertise our city's great re-
courses than in any other. What
men see they believe. As our
contemporary the N-R has re-
markec it is out of the question
for our hotels to take care of
these people as they are crowded
spread of contagious diseases
and to provide quarantine there-
fore." And all rules and reg-
ulations of the board of health of
said city made in pursuance of
said ordinance.
It is further ordered by the
said board of health that it shall
be the duty of the physician in
charge of all cases of diphtheria
even* night. Thev and our en - , , ...
. . t . ... and all cases of disease suspect-
terpnsing restaurant men will d% i , , ....... ,
their dutv as to the grub, but our' be dlPh'hcria a
citizens will have to open their ^"antme card upon the house
houses to the stranger within our Ior P,rtm*n'. occupied by the
gates. We know that they will P8™00 ,'T T „
gladly do so and that all will be sea9e' B.nd to.not,f5'th! clt?'
Frisco System.
Home visitors' excursion, Oct.
10th, 24th, Nov. 14th and 28th,
we will sell round trip tickets to
all points in states of Iowa,
Minnesota, Nebraska, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, and Wis-
consin and to points in eastern
portion of Michigan, Illinois and
Northern Missouri, except Kan-
sas City and St. Louis and vicin-
ity. Rate, one and one-third
fare. 30 days limit. Call and
talk it over. W. E. Welsh, Ag't. j FARM LOA
Long Time Low Ra{
Easy Terms.
MONEY ADVJiNCi
maie welcome.
Unsanitary Sewers.
Supt. Greenland of the water-
sician of such case. It shall be
the duty of the persons occupy-
ing such house or apartment to
maintain such card in a conspic-
uous place thereon until notified
Auctioneer
Col. C. Ji. Boyj
will cry your sales.
i Office at Montgomery <Sc <
J Hobart. Okla.
WE MAKE
E. BURRELL,
Attorney - at - Law.
Office Over Clyne Building.
HOBART. - OKLAHOMA.
LAFE KNOWLES,
Lawyer. w
Stenographer and Notary Puolic In offce root
No. 1 Over - Dlste Stort
TO MAKE FINJiI
PROOF.
See W. H. HOLSINGER, Local ManJ
or write
WINNE 8r WINN\
WICHITA, KAN,
Netv Voting Precinct.
works and sowers wishes us to physician in charge that
i say to the people who have con- danger °f infection do longer ex-
j nected with the sewers, that i8t«- It shall be the duty of all
I when he calls on and tells vou persons occupying any premises
! that your connections are un- quarantined as provided herein
The county commissioners will j sanitary you should have it fixed to remain upon said premises
be asked to establish another I at once. It is his duty to do this an<^ n°t remove therefrom until
voting precinct in the second and unless you comply with his auch quarantine is removed. It
ward. There are more than 250 J request he will have to report ■ shall be the duty of all persons
voters in that ward and the law you to the board of health. Vou outside of said premises to re-
provides that another precinct I should do it in self protection as "main away from said premises
shauld be established. This
should have been done some time
ugo and the commissioners will
meet the wishes of the people of
the second ward and comply with
the demands of the law.
.A Pleasant Visitor.
We had the pleasure >f a call
Monday from W. W. Horn beck
editor of the Sentinel Newsboy.
Mr Hornbeck is one of the earn
est and enterprising pencil push,
ers of our short grass country.
sewer gas 19
thing.
protection as
a very dangerous
except the physician in charge
or any other physician called ir
the case, and provided that any
person necessarily required to
enter said premises after tho
same are quarantined shall re-
main therein and be subject to
The Football Game.
Hobart high school met the
Apache team in football at Ana-
darko last Saturday. The score the quarantine regulations above
was 23 to 0 in favor of the provided.
Apache team which is one of the The penalty provided for a
strongest in the territory. We violation of said ordinance No.
will review the Granite game to- 74 and the regulations of board
morrow and make some sug- of health is a fine of not more
gestiens to our boys. We were than $50.
a feet bailer ourselves once. | Parents are urged, until the
A Sale That Means Somethii
We will save you from 25 to 75 cents on ei
pair of shoes you buy from us during the
ten days. Some of our leading brands are:
For Men.
The Kreator 83.50 - S4.00
The All America 3.50 - 4.00
The Wizard 3.50 - 4.00
Kendall's Real
Ease 3.50
For Women.
Friedman's Pacif-
Dittman's Special
Quality Row
The Radclift'
2.50 -
There are absolutely no better shoes made than these'
we will take 50 cents off each pair sold for a short time,
stamped on every shoe.
These three for gentlemen, the Harlow shoe, worth S4. S5 ail
our price 5*3.50, «>4.00 and $5 50. Please examine our |
itary goods and don't forget our Wizard.
These for ladies, the Southland Belle, the Southern Girl, I
Autograph, they go at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50—the peel
any shoe n?ade for $2.00, S2.50 and S3.00.
RICE, The Shoe Man,
Worth Main Street. Hobart, Qklahol
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Worrall, C. C. Hobart Weekly Chief (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1905, newspaper, November 9, 1905; Hobart, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc270346/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.