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The Crowder City Guardian
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CKO>\ UK It. OKLAHOMA Fill DAY Al'UlST 2S, (<M)S.
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|Our Buyers I
State of Oklahoma
Kxccutive Department
riKMKAMATION.
Are in the markets purchasing our
stock of fall drygoods and millinery.
V\ e are making exceptionally low val=
ues on all summer goods in order to
make room for our new fall stock.
Get in Line and Follow the Crowds to
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^ Big Department Store Where Everything Is Cheap. 4^
ORDINANCE NO 43.
An Ordinance providing for anil
fixing the tax levy for the year
1908.
Be it ordained by the Hoard of
Trustees of the Incorporated Town
of Crowder City, Oklahoma:
Section 1. That the tax levy
for the year 1908 shall he (.003.)
Three Mills for the general fund,
rn I (01)3) Three Mills for the
Sinking fund, on the dollar, on a 1
taxable property listed for tsxat.
ion for the year 1908. in the In-
corporate limits of the Incorpor-
ated Town of Crowder City Okla-
homa.
Section 2. That this Ordiance
shall take effect from and after its
passage and publication.
Section3. That ail Ordinances
and parts of Ordirances in con-
flict with this Ordinance are here-
bv repealed.
P iss and approved this 25tn day
of August, 1908.
\V J. BUNCH,
President of Board of Trustees.
Attest:
FRANK Bit A IN,
City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. i I
An Ordinance Requiring the Muz-
zling of Dogs.
Be it ordained by the Board of
Trustees of the Incorporated Town
uf Crowder City, Oklahoma:
See. I. Every person risiding
in the C'itv who shall own or have
under his control I any ilog, shall
securely muzzle the same or keep
Iiiiii confined in his own yard be-
tween the 1st. day of July and the
1st. day of October in each year,
and every person who shall lail to
c onplv with the provisions of this
ordinance shall on conviction he
lined not less than 410.00 nor
more than $100.00 and each day's
failure after first c mviction shall
constitute a separate offense.
Sec. 2. Every dog found run-
ning at large in this City during
the period mentioned in Section 1.
without being securely tnuzzleu
shall be immediately killed by the
City Marshal or other person.
This shall not apply to dogs be-
longing to and in ttie custody ot
farmers. Except the fanners
who allow their dogs to accompany
them to town, must tie or scure
them, when in the Incorpoated
limits of said town, but all stray
dogs are hereby included.
Sec. 3 This ordinance shall
take effect September 1, 190*.
Passed and approved this 25th
day of August, 1908.
W.J. BUNCH.
President of Board of Trustees.
Attest:
FRANK BRAIN.
City Clerk.
MUs Jimmie Durall of Oolo-
gah, was visiting lint' sister-in-
Taw, Mrs. J. I>. Casteel last
Monday ami Tuesday.
|{ S. Crowder while out
hunting last Saturday .just
east of the city killed a large
catamount, ile is very proud
of his feat and brought the
v irmiut to town with him and
skinned it and will keep the
skin as a trophy of Lis hunt*
ing day 8.
Yes, Bryan Will Be President.
Respectfully dedicated to the man in the Threadgill lobby
said Bryan would carry the United States in * whoop, and who
would come out of Oklahoma with a majority of thirty to forty
thousand.
BY DELL It. KELL OF THE TI MES STAFF.
When cows and mules ride bicycles,
And men eat grass and rocks;
\\ hen turtles shed their shells and fly,
And bullfrogs near silk mix;
When Jumbo roosts upon a tree,
And cattish eat ice cream;
When snails and greenbugs study art,
And rivers run up stream:
When humming birds bray like donkeys,
And tiregogs wag .'heir tail,
When women gets to church an time,
And cliigger* fctd on quails;
When wool grows on hydraulic rains,
And men don't stay out late;
When coyotes lay eggs in the sand.
And blacksuakes walk up straight;
When Tadpoles swallow buffaloes,
Ami eagles hate to soar;
When female lions are tame as liens,
And roosters iearn to roar;
\\ hen Haskell ceases to cry
And gold is made of tin,
Then Bryan will be president;
Hut never until then.
liar.
W hen Taft Will Be President.
written by f. r. orsborn.
Adopted bv the voters of the United States and dedicated esneci-
ally to Dell b, Kell of the Oklahoma City 'limes.
When the stars shall lose their glitter;
And the breezes fail to waft;
And the birds shall cease to tv itter,
Then we'll cast our votes for Taft.
When fire is used for water,
And on it we sail our craft;
And icicles become the hotter:
Then we'll vote for Mr. Taft.
When the Standard Oil Co. shall pay
That line, and cease to gralt,
And their hoarded wealth shall melt away,
We'll elect 'Injunction" Taft.
When colossal wealth shall cease to run
Republican politicians daft,
Especially Teddy the "delighted" one,
We'll whoop 'ei up for Taft.
When liquid form shall solid be.
And pig iron must be quaffed
To quench our thirst; we'll shout in glee
For "Rosevelt adopted" Taft
When the spirits of our descendants
Have told this tale and laughed,
Of our boasted independence,
We'll make a president of Taft.
Whereas, There was on to-wit,
j lhe second (2) day of July, A I).
I'MtS, tiled with the undersigned,
I Governor ot the State of Oklahoma
Id llv verified petitions signed by
| more than twenty-five (25) per
| centum of the qualified electors of
the county of Pittsburg, State ot
Oklahoma, such pereentuni hav-
ing been determined by the total
vote cast in said county of l'itts-
j burg for the head of the State
ticket ill the next preceeding gen-
! eral election, said petitions being
addressed to the Governor of the
State of Oklahoma, and praying
that a proclamation issue calling
|an election under the provisions ot
j Section Six (.(>) of Article Seven-
teen (17) ot Hie Constitution of
| Oklahoma, to be held in said cotin-
j ty of Pittsburg for the purpose of
j submitting to the qualified electors
of said county the question of
I changing, removing or re-locating
the county seat of said county ;
j and.
Whereas, Said petitions have
- « been examined liy me and same
being m proper form and in con-
formity to law, and being duly ad-
vised in the premises;
Now, Therefore, I, C N. Has-
kell, Governor of the State of ok-
lahoma, by virtue ol the authority
vested in me by the laws of the
who State of Oklahoma, do hereby call
an election to be held in said
county ot Pittsburg, for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors of said county the quest-
ion of changing removing, or re-
locating the county seat of said
county; said election to be held on
the twenty-stxth (2t>) day of Sep-
tember, A. 1). 1908, and to beheld
under the provisions of the election
Uws of the State of Oklahoma;
that notice of such election to be
giv«n by publication of this proc-
lamation for six conseeuitive
weeks preceding said election in
newspapers published at McAlis-
ter. Krebs, Hartshorne. Kiowa,
Quinton, Haileyville, and Crowd*
if any ol said newspapers fail
or refuse to publish the same, then
by posting in a public place in
such town or place for a period of
at least six weeks next preceding
the data ol such election as herein
ordered.
The county officials of said
county are hereby ordered to pre-
pare for the holding of such elect-
ion under the laws of the State of
Oklahoma, governing such elect-
ions
In WituesH Whereof, 1 have
hereunto set my hand mid have
caused the official seal of the
State of Oklahoma to be hereunto
affixed, this 2lst day of July, A
I). 1908.
(liRKAT SKA I.)
C. N. H As>K ELL, Governor,
Attest:
BILL t'ROSS, Secretary of State.
First published July 24th 1908.
THERE WILL BE
A NEW OPORTUNITY
TOMORROW
but ttie man who accomplishes
the most in this world is the
man w ho takes "as bis own"
the opportunity presented to-
day.
Open a checking account
with us, systematize your af-
fairs have a recoid of all your
financial transactions. When
you pay your bills by check
von have a legal receipt.
Save trouble over disputed
payments by starting your
account today We make no
charge for keeping the record
— or for check or pass books.
'1 ii* Chowdeb State Bank.
Are You Buying
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(• 'J enns rolled outs for
1 bottle best tomato
catsup
I 1^ pound sack flour I
..( 1 pound green tea
• • 1 -Joe can Is. ('. linking
powder
M I dozen good lemons
hats
Claret It* soup
;• « - hoxes post tosaties
; •'! pounds best soda
* *i crackers
'Joe
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25c
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I gallon can good eating •!
syrup l.'ic •)
'2 packages giape nut 2/>c ®)
5 hoxes axle grease 25c
8 pounds good roasted
coflee 1.00'!!
1 sack bran I.25 m
2 gal. host gasoline ih c
1 peck lint* | otatoes 25c
I peek line apples .'{() •
8 pounds line red on-
ions for 25c
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0) Is vou are not buying these goods at the above
(•prices Why not? Cause We are selling tliein that
(• way and everything else accordingly. We have the
goods in stock that we advertise and vou get, tlieni at
® prices 11noted Wc have no St 11 KM lis, TKK'KS < >R
t '< >M HI \ A I K )NS. J ost on the square. And we de-
(0 liver even thing. W e don't hold our breath until the
(9 other fellow makes the price We MAKK IT.
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Highest Market Price Paid for all Country Produce.
Walton Grocery Co.
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.umber, Shingles and all Building Ma^ J
terial at Wholesale Price
delivered to vou and all consumers. We
ate right close to you oil Ft. Smith & Wes-
tell! K. U.
Now is the time to build up your town. \
tirades up to snull'or no pay.
<«1VK l!S AN OROKll AND WB
Wild. SAVK VOIJ MONKV.
Geo. W. Haulenbeck,
Lequire, Okla.
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KCONOriY
Means making the most out of every resource. You
are not fully utilizing your resources unless you are
using the I.<oiig Distance Telephone. It is econom-
ic, accurate ami instantaneous.
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At an adjourned session of protected from the loose dog.
the Hoard of trustees wh'ch
met Tuesday morning two
ordinances were passed which
will be found in another place
in this issue. One fixes the
tax levy for the present
We do not know of any better
or more wiser step forthe pro-
For Sore Feel.
• I have found itii<-lclen'a Arnica
Vaive to bo the proper tbim* to uh©
for aore foot, an well h- for healintr
burns eoreii. cuts, ami all manner of
abaaioni," writes Mr. W, Mone, of
Raat Poland. Maine, I ry It' Sold
under guarantee at <\ w, Buahdruf?
is to re, 25c,
When You Buy here
We take all the risk. We never allow ,
anything but the freshest and best gro-
ceries to enter our store. Our meats are
furnished from line, fat cattle and you
will admit that our steak is the tender-
est and juciest meat you ever ate. We
have a pride in the ijuality of goods we
sell our customers. That's why they
always come back, we try to please them.
BOLLING &. PARK
Sirlctlv Cash Grocers
WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES THE LIMIT
tection ol our citizens than
the muzzling of the dogs and
we congratulate those who!
fought for this ordinance for1
their foresight and spirit of
a id the other one and the all protect!veness for their neigh.j The Ladies Aid of the Map-
important one requires nil dogs born. The ordinance become#; tint church will give and ice
to l.e muzzled between the 1st elective on the 1st day of the cn,a„, supper tomorrow night
dav of Julv ami October of coming month, or on next! e h .i i
each y ar. We understand Tius lay, when all dogs found v^"1" "" '""K4-
thit it was soley through the loose on the streets without in Htoiie black, r.very-
effort of our trustees, R. I*. muzzles over their noses will body invited to attend and en-
Byars and L. A. Hollis, that be sent to the happy hunting j< y a saucer of cream with
the citizens of our city are grounds. j them.
A Weakllni;
ia the only way to describe the poor
'cbtldtbatU  tTliuted with  ormi.
No matter how much or how often it
j eats, th>< worms |fet all th« nourinh
inent from the food, the child tfets
practically none White'* ( ream
j Vermifuge t'etn rid of the wormn
| quietly, easily and with no bad
after effect*. I'rice cent« a bottio.
Sold by ('. W. lluuli
Wanted:—To exchange a splen-
did ren'aurant. in McAlester, lor
town or farm property. Other
I business demands our time.
Write W. W. Tucker, McAlester,
1 Oklahoma.
The Rose Bay
Consumption
Remedy
A vegetable eompound.
A positive remedy for tu-
berculosis and the up build-
ing of weakly constitutions.
Mnuuficturud by the Hoae Bay Med-
icine Co , Ft. Smith, Ark.
Sold by C. W. Hush.
Hooks' Vegetable l.iver Medicine
for biliousness, foul stomach, con-
atlputioQ, etc-