The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, February 26, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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it i» going lo tak« a goud danl $a»ab. Abraham'* afflnity. pMition h*-*». 1 »l*anl four
of repair work to ft* up *>meo? ghf alio imaainad »h»lwark«at homf. whieh waa lhan
lh j*t Eurupaaii throne. , ^'0. Salonw? t«?mpting John lha' in Miaaouri. and 1 w»ura yuu
llaptiat, and many othar Biblical (ihay wert* plaaaant onaa.
■■' lUuiiat. and many othar Biblical they ware plaaaant ona*. I vi«- ™ " ' * aiiv .
Planting time i* in night; juat but her family bora |itad for three week* in Michigan. impiieity in uf»
keep in mind thi* fact: you can t w|lh hw> untj| §ho beKttt, t0 take Indiana and Ohio, near mv old H(mJ ^ Nnd „ ^,-r d»«i>
«*u cotton, and jou've got to eat ^ e)0|),Wt declaring *he home. Continuing my journey ,^,,1* them. Mr». K. II Thom»«. j
to Jive. wa„ Eve. and intended to go the eastward I had a verv pleaaam i-*»««purt. lud.. wntw : "1 »«vr ■
ntt "fher life without clothin*. trip »croi» Uke Erie from Ite- f~~H.1yb.ito .Co^ "^r1* »"l
That wan suing too far. now Mr* troit to Buffalo, visited one dav ^ * m
ninth dav we wwaed tiibralter.
iContinued Next Weaki
Cato and Cranp ia Caildrea.
Kngland's supremacy i* a ma
rtr.e question, but < lermany nar
rows it down to a
basis.
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many nar- JohnJ(on w in an ^yium for the I at Niagara Falls, proceeded by
submarine • to Albanv. thence by a dav
: insane.
"> "•"»- —* — of rrcommrntliutf it lo mv neighbor*.
train to Albany, thence by a dav -nj I h*v«- «iw«y» ic»v««n it to J
steamer down the Hudaon river my children wht-n »uitfnni{ from)
to New York, arriving August croup. »nd it h«» never f«ii*d to mve |
them prompt relief." For Mlehyftlli
„ . The bank robber bill ia now ef w
Villa undertakes to teU the fectjVe. giving the governor of ■ 4th.
world "what Mexico needs. Its ()klahoma authority to. in his; While in Chicago 1 had reser- r,,t' 1
greatest need is considerably le?s digcretionf to pay $1,000 reward jved passage on a ship sailing
of Villa. for the capture of anyone at- from New York on August 6 for C
v :..AMMaaI IT norland tntAnHincr
tempting to commit a felony.
They have deferred the open- j^e ^jjj wag designed especially
ing of the Panama Canal until to COVer the crime of bank rob-
July. Probably want to have a| bery but wa8 amended to make
hot old time. ; it 0f more general scope. Gov.
_ . ... Williams signed the bill last
When Carranza skips it wiU and ag jt theerRer.
be to some otherwhere ^han c|ause, is new effective.
Spain; he has shown that much'* JinroDriilt:on of $15i000 was
of his hand.
Two dollar wheat would mean
tiiat some of us would get as
hungry as Belgians before an-
other harvest.
An appropriation of $15,000 was
made to allow for the provisions
of the bill.
It is said that fifty |per cent,
of the inmates of the Tennes-
see penitentiary are affected
with tuberculosis.
They talk of
the acreage," but old King Cot-
ton he just "shets" one eye and
laughs and laughs.
A bill introduced in the Wis-
consin legislature provides that
"No educational institution of
anv kind which is supported in
whole or part by public money
shall employ a teacher who
smokes cigarettes, nor shall any
institution grant a diploma or
"cutting down certificate of education to anv
one who smokes cigarettes." Is
cigarette smoking in the theory
of modern legislation to become
"the unpardonable sin?"
That centimeter that shoots
twenty-eight miles may hit the
mark, but the victims will never
see the man behind the gun.
There is said to be five men in
Ohio cultivating presidential
booms; but the Woodrow Wilson
frost will nip 'em at the poll§.
We get it from an exchange
that a Mississippi mule bit a
stranger the other day. The
stanger usually gets bit when he
buys a Mississippi mule.
Wouldn't it be a wis^ idea for
America to keep her food stuff
at home for domestic consump-
tion, and let England and Ger;
many suck their paws for a
square meal?
China continues ttf be "pick-
ings" for every other nation, but
some day China, with her five
hundred million population, will
not only wake up, but she'll rise
up. and then there will be a new
phase to Orientalism.
roads keep do«n land val-
ues and smothers progress. They
make the rural schools a failure
and farm life, drudgery. They
discourage the raising of fine
n ock and encourage the u«e of
ric shackle vehicle* They do
ft-o . torsi pride and make coon- j
t.-„ A~d individual pride nn
The first girl to arrive in a
family in four generations or
about 120 years, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Cunningham, of
San Antonio, Texas last week.
In each generation for the past
centurv sons have been born into
the family and have carried the
name of Cunningham into many
states, and the birth of the first
girl is an event of no small im-
portance.
The next event is Easter and
then we'll have spring.
Liverpool. England, intending
to travel across the continental
erroute to Turkey. J ust before 111
I reached New York, however,
the Europeaa war began, ship-
ping was paralyzed.sailing dates
were cancelled, all was excite-
ment and uncertainty. My ship
among others did not sail. I was
disappointed in having to give
up the trip across the continent,
but resolved to sail as soon as
the board of trustees wouid per
mit and it became possible to do
so. However. I was delayed
over a month, two weeks of
which were spent in the city
and two weeks at Silver Bay on
Lake George in the northeastern
part of New York state. The
Y. M. C. A. school at the latter
place was inspiring, uplifting
and helpful in every way.
As there were four other men
bound for Roberts College, pas-
sage was engaged for the five of
us on the steamship "Principessa
Mafalda" of the Lloyd Italian
line. This ship ordinarily runs
between Italy and South Amer-
ica, but had brought home a load
of Americans and was returning
SMIETNING FIR NOTHING
YOUNGS ISLAND. S. C.. Jan. II. 1915.
To net <tarted with you we make you the following
offer: Send us *1.<K for 1.000 Pro« Proof Cabbage
Plant*, grown in the open air and will Ireexing.
uTown from the Celebrated-Seed of Bolgins & Son and
Thorbom & Co.. and 1 will send vou 1.000 Cabbage I lants
additional FREE, and you can repeat the order as many
times as you like. I will give you special prices on Pot-
am Se?d Iind Potato Plants later. We want the accounts
of close buyers, large and small. W#? can supply all.
Atlantic Coast Plant Co.
From pure single
Comb White Lei£-
homs,50c pei setting
or $'l per hundred.
Phone L. M. 51
C. M. Walker,
Eldorado, Okla., R. 2
t What la the Best Remedy For
; Constipation?
! Thiaia * question asked us many times
each day. The answer is
We guarantee them to be satisfact >ry
to you. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Th* Corner Drug Store.
* The Split Log Drag.
The split log drag has contrib-
uted more toward the economic
maintenance of public highways
than any implement of modern
usage. It does not require spe-
cial acts of the legislature, bond
issues nor expensive educational
campaigns to make it available
as usually precedes construction
work. A drag can be built or
purchased for twenty dollars
and is easily operated by any
one who can drive a team. We
need more drags in this state.
Recognized Advantages*
You wiil find that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has recognized advant
ages over most medicines in vise for
coughs and colds. It does not sup-
press a cough but loosens and relieves
it. It aids expectoration and opens the
secretions, which enables the system
o throw off" a cold. It counteracts
any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia. It contains no opium or
other narcotic and may be given to a
child as confidently as to an adult. For
tale by all dealers.
MILLER & YORK'S
Gash Grocery Store
We have purchased the L. C. Whitt
Grocery business and will keep a first-class
stock of fresh groceries, and sell for small
profits.
We solicit a jhii tion of
and will treat j*ou square.
vom* business.
Miller & York
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The Valuable Qoail.
| The most expensive meat in j
i America is that of the quail, i
| The price of the bird may be
(moderate enough, but the loss
I caused by killing it is another |
matter. Competent authorities
; estimate that each quail is worth
from $10 to $25 to the American
farmer, as a destroyer of insects
and devourer of weed seeds,
j This is particularly true in
; those parts of the South afflicted
1 by the boll weevil. Quails are
as fond of weevils as weevils are
of cotton and more than one
farmer has noticed that when
nis fields are well stocked with
quail the cotton crop is safe.
There is liable to be. some very
vigorous (came preserving in
Ihxie. on economic p rounds
rather than for sport, during the
next doaen years - Chicago Jour-
nal.
World's Smallest Annies.
If ever the disarmament of the
world occurs, tnere wiil be sev-
eral countries that will not have
much to do in that line, such as,
for instance, Monaco, the army
of which comyrises 75 guards,
75 carbineers and 20 firemen,
says Tit Bits.
Another diminutive army is
that of the Grand Duchy of Lux-
embourg, which numbers 135
gendarmes, 170 volunteers and
30 musicians. The ReDublic of
San Marino can put in the field
a total of nine companies, con-
sisting of 850 men and 38 offi-
cers, commanded by a marshal.
The army on a peace footing
consists of one company of sixty
men.
The fighting force of the
"Black Republic" (Liberta) is
composed of 700 men and almost
as manv officers. Liberia, how-
ever, evidently consider:? its
army a formidable one, since
upon the occasion of hostilities
between any of the powers, it
always issues a proclamation of
neutrality.
Do Not Gripe t j-
We have a pleasant laxative that win
Just do what you want it to do.
We sell thousands of them and we
have never seen a better remedy for the
bowels, gold only by us, 10 cents.
The Corner Drug Store.
I
FRISCO
t
TO THE
NORTH
AND
EAST
THE next time vou
make atrip northwt rd
or eastward, it will pcy
you to give the Frisco a
trial. We have a larger
percentage of all-steel
equipment than any eth-
er railway in our territo-
ry. .Our dining cars said
eating houses are man-
aged by Fred Harvey.
You get the full worth of
your money when your
ticket reads "Frisco."
I). L. ESTE&,
Agent
Cotton Gin Report.
Davis Gin 3420 bales
Reeves Gin 2617
Union Gin 2410 ,"
Total 8447 bale3
We have a large line of ) c ints
and wall paper.
Corner Drug Stc-ve.
^ J. T. BLACK
City Transfer
ompt and efficient sei vice
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PHONBSI
'.be Pribl.off Islander* In B«r1n( M I » W * c«nt»7
Y/nen th. Vnlted 9Ut~ gorernment ere. with amaxement. K l" *.
took o*er the Island., alon« wH* ; Dr*]™T* th,n* f"r„th3 ^V52li1nZ
Alaska, th. Russian colonists became1 millionaire on
in a measur. ward, o? th. nation b-t' ery ready to order 20 or SO hatfc
ther Hare remained tru. to th. Influ- trimmed with ostrich and other feat^
enc. to which tc*y w*r. flrst s^h-; era. tc harmonlxe w.th
J~t*4. and in eon.* resp-ct. are to! *"■»• Ewy gown aeeda aiMM
i*T oof* Russian than American at Tb# equipment of a
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thu ftn*t1aa cfcure\ ird all of th^m wot contain at least M f"""
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Thacker, John Riley. The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, February 26, 1915, newspaper, February 26, 1915; Eldorado, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403553/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.