The Eldorado Courier. (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, January 21, 1910 Page: 2 of 6
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Eldorado Courier ul u Ki . tt»i« ^>tiur\«\ri ri»o i.<,-(mh move
jeooii t«e tut in • !» • V the year UMO ut k~>*| t4tfaiu»l C'suttoit u rapid-
hatch iv^ J^ork on »« iti wi14 utatt n to !h» n huji\n^ei, ,'ffie Jy growing If the dem*
witiiin a wwk i«» tw»» fuunei* «uv tht^Jrroutidjocrat* will only uttuid
FRIDAY. JANtAKY. 21. 1M
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For lUgutcr of P*«i«.
A. K. BILBREY.
. V. T. WILLIAMSON.
tWCommittHmtrftnl Prvcinct.
N. J. WISE
The recent wiuwm have
•en worth thousand* of
dollars to the farmers of
the Southwest.
From the way the can-
didates are beginning to
appoai. the present polit-
ical campaign promises
to l>o a lively ono.
The novate drouth of
ltu»t iHn»- ut thould teach
t* valuable le^-Mtn on con-
serving tho moisture.
This can be»t *»e done by
deep winter plowing and
frequent shallow culti-
vation in the spring.—
Farm and Hunch.
Oue of our leading buai-
ne>s moil was telling the
Courier man last week,
he had been unable to
take a short v acation hel
hod been expecting, ow-
ing to the way business
had kent up after the
Christmas holidays. It
is not often business is as
good at this time of the
year as it is now. Mere's
hoping it will continue
t* hi the best*conditionjpit, they together with,
tt» l«een hi in yenr*."* Tfte'the in-urgent republl-
metvhanu are )at p«u itjf< 4will to able to make
t*»gu to market whore things pretty lively,
they ox pec t to pte|mit Caiinou ha* til ways itood
for I he to«t year they) tut ho way of progre#*
have evpr had. With stun and it is «»nly a mat-
rlune things in view we' ter of titno until men of
ail ought to lay a*ideout his and the Aldrioh type!
petty grievances and will tio a thing of the
work with rohwot!*euei-|past. With thom out of'
gy foi tho tot torment ot the way the more pn*-
Eldorado in every po*si.krossive moui^rs of tho
bio way. jJImiao and JSonato will
bij ablo to show whether'
THE FIRST STATE BANK
Of Eldorado, Oklahoma
Will Appreciate Your Buainea*
A ladies fashion paj>er
predicts that next year
rats will not be worn.
the whole year.
If it wete not Tor the
fact that all of the large
corporations,. or nearly
all of them, had rushed
to tho federal coiutsaud
enjoined their first taxes,
tho state taxes "would
have been bur litrho more
they ait) sincere in their
work, or whether they
simply wanted to organ- <
ize a band wagon of their [j
own.
The recent exposures
made by Miss Barnard,
But thepessnnistexpeots iu re(fa„1 to tho asvluni
something just as had. jat Nol.luall, have ^ull
The cotton market dui- to bear fruit. Last Sat.
in
been
pretty
the
any
cotton
DEEP BKEAKING ESSENTIAL.
Too much importance!
than one-lialf of what cannot bo placed upon M
they aie, and many'coifn-' ai*d winter plowing,
ties, townships a u ti ^eeP winter plowing"
school districts' would J
THE FIRST STATE BANK
A. P. PIERCE. President. BEN F. REED, r-thfa.
; makes a reservoir for
not have been cpni]>eljed allows air toj ^^^^^
to levy one-half as much |enter the 8011 *iast" effect that this
unovi, unuv v*.— board is
as they have. If those 0118 tho work uf SGl1 bac* unconstitutional. Ac-
.roods.
months' sentence, can
<• - never violate the liquor
i ot) law without beinir in
lison sen-
it be years
iginal sen.
expired. This
'iminal court
. . will do more
* ii to good towards suppress-
denoe so far un produced. | *;ie federal courts pverv[. yQ more pimions wiU!e,ffe.ct' accolV,in?^ t0f iJYf i"?fh 3 U
evi- vented from rnshhig inT^
to i-a rr
court
! 01 111
The cement sidewalk1 Dr. D. V. Griffin, house!"'"0 tax ''a-vi'!« recQiiimeded hy the ,|eci8io» wi'! J,',? 'If f tl,a® !»!VS tr»us-
'thoy would do -tUoiriatatelM)ii-.lofmnln.i« >l>ould the a a et-ipiied ot recent date. «y
&l4Lo OO.aa or pa 1 •.!Oils, aa nnrnnmlpii in built'! SCl'Vi tile WStV Mia jTV.
to the school li o u s c, j physician, wa
which so far has existed the
only in the minds of a- thou
yjkAajhJkAih
iician. was tendered % , , j st^to hoard ot pardons, as noi' paroje a prisonerserv tlie way, the criminal
place and it t ° "" ' *" < the criminal court oi ap=:]ng time for bootlegging eonrfc of appeals has been
It h * w i . f-Oklahoma some real ser- peals handed down a de-j tit? bootlegger, who may covering Lf wThT
ght he w ill except, vice. mion thU week to the have received a three ry lately, ^
im
3 Eldorado's Greatest Dry Goods StOre
Is now preparing' for one of the best and prettiest stock of spring
goods that has ever been brought to to this city, and in preparinf for
this large and complete stock of new goods, we are able to offer some
of the best bargains that you have had offered you in Eldorado. We
leave this to your good judgment, just come to this store and see for
yourself. We like for you to come around when in town, ask the
price of goods, feel of them and see if they are what you want. We
are here to sell the goods and you want to know the goods are all I
right. W atch the bargain counters or you may miss something
good. 5o don't forget to come around.
womack & Brother
'The Men Who Treat You Right."
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The Eldorado Courier. (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, January 21, 1910, newspaper, January 21, 1910; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc404616/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.