Anadarko Daily Democrat. (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 17, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 17, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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DEMOCRAT.
Is Prepared to Print your Olllco Statlonory
Cards and Circulars. All kinds of
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JOB PRINTING
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Will rocolvo careful attention. All we ask
Is a trial. Then compare our work and
prices with the. work and prices of our
comjMitltors.
OALY
A Good Route
to Try
It traverses ft territory rich in
nodevclopcd resources; n territory
-oBlaining unlimited possibilities for
ijjriculturo horticulture stock rais-
ing mining and manufacturing. And
.ust. lmt not least it is
Tho Scenic Route
JTor Toxirists.
The "Frisco System now offers the
"weling public excellent servlco and
'fertilise
"Between St. Louis and Kansas
J CStyand points in Missouri Kansas
Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Terri-
tory Texas and the Southwest.
Hot ween Kansas City and points
h Tennessee. Alabama. Mississippi
rgi.i .Florida and the Southeast.
Tletwr-h Hlrmingham and Mem-
jhisa..djmints In Kansas Arkansas
NJaklah'inr. Indian Territory Texas
t ad the U .3t and Southwest.
i Tull infirranlii : as to route and
i -tates ilieerftiMy jurnMicd upon appll-
t rattan to at -eprtscntatlvo of the
' '.Company or U
1.iksc"--irr Trvffo. Department
Cominorcluil Bulldlntf.
!!vlnt Lculs.
CH1CKASHA FLOUR
Is the best
Don't Use Anything Else.
Ask your dealer for it.
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Free
Through
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defining Choir Cars
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DEMOCRAT
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W.A.WARRINGTON
THE JEWELER
For hleh class watch and ropalr
work. Tho lluest and most com-
plete lino of jewelry in tho city.
At Stephcnsons drug store east
of Post Ofl'.cc.
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T. J. SVLLIVAN
Boots and SbocH madu to order.
Hopairing neatly done
First-class work
Cor. of 0 and Oth streets
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WHAT THE PANAMA flOUTE IS.
It la 40.00 Mllea iMag and Fnltowa
Cliagrra filter Moat o? Dtatnneo.
The Panama route Is I it 49.09 miles
long from ocean to ocean which Is but
little more than one-four of the total
length of the Nicaragua loute. Thero
Ib therefore loss room for variety of
features than Is found on tho Nicara-
gua lino. Tho city of Colon foimcrly
called Asplnwall. was chosen by tho
old Panama company as tho Atlantic
terminus. The route then follows
along tho marshes In a southwesterly
direction to a little place called Qatun
on tho Chagrcs river. From that point
it follows tho lino of that rlv r In a
general way to Obispo thlr. miles
from Colon.
At Obispo tho route leaves tho Cha-
grcs and enters the Emperador cut
which merges Into the great Culcbra
cut' where the lino crosses the conti-
nental divide. From tne latter point
its general courso lies along a small
stream called the Itlo Grande until it
reaches the wntera of Panama bay.
This route has attained great promi-
nence within the latst twenty years in
consequence of tho work done on it by
tho old Panama Canal Company a
French corporation of which Ferdi-
nand dc Lcsscps was tho head. It was
not until 1883 that work upan a large
scale was begun. The plan adopted
waB that of a sea-level canal and In-
cluded a bottom width of seventy-two
feet and a navigable depth of 29.5 feet.
The cntlro cost of the work was esti-
mated by Do LcsBepa in 1880 at about
1128000000 and eight years for the
time required.
Work under this sea-level plan was
prosecuted actively until the near end
of 1887 says a writer in Scrlbncr's
when it became evident that the canal
on a sea-level plan couH not be con-
structed for the amount r money and
time then available to th company.
Wall Paper Coat asoo.tioo.
Probably tho most expensive paper
room in tho world is tho library of Col.
William Howland Amory of New York.
It Is covered with certificates of stock
of a company In which ho became in-
terested ten year3 ago and which went
under in a punlc in Wall street before
it had been talrly launched.
"The side walls represent $440000"
said Col. Amory to-day and the
frieze which Is made of tho coupons
drawng C per cent Interest represents
$72000.
"It seems an odd thing to do to
havo staring you in the face tho re-
mains of a lost fortune but It was tho
only way In which I could uso tho
bonds and the idea rirtick me as being
uniquo when It first carao to me."
Out Home of LonrfsUow.
The Maine Historical Lociety
vhlch Is to occupy the Longfellow
tome In Portland Is about to build a
120000 Are proof building In &o gar-
Ion at the rear of the ho ise.
ItaATirat ltlril Thre Dial.
Tho gray buzzard Is said to bo the
heaviest bird that flics the young
males when rood 11 plentiful weigh-
ing nearly forty pounds. The bird is
nearly extinct.
IMneappIa at Singapore.
The price of pineapples at Sin ja para
'arlcs from a farthing to a penny
tplcce. There was a time when fif-
teen could be bought (or a penny.
Iliiaaliiu I'reaa to Crlebrate.
The two hundredth anniversary oi
tho Russian press will be celebrated
next year when It Is proposed to found
a home for the support of Journalists
who are unablo to work through mis-
hap or old ace
Cures Eczema Itching Humors.
Etprciully for old chronic cases
lake Botanic Bit oil Iialm. It gives
n healthy Mipply to the affected parts
heals nil tho sores eiuptions scabs
scales; slops the owful itching und
hunting of trrunii swellinps tuppur-
utlng watery tries e'c. I)lucgHt?$l.
Sample free and prepaid bj writing
Dlood Halm Co. Atlanta Go. De-
scribe tioublo and fice medical advice
sent a untied letter.
Men's Business Suits In fancy Worsteds
Cheviots Cassimeres ill the latest weaves
and patterns tailored to your measure.
Men's Top Coats In Cheviots Coverts
Whipcords Vicunas Oxfords Boucles
Moules the season's nobbiest productions
tailored to your measure.
Our tailoring orders are Ulcen care of by
The Royal Tailors of Chicago. They are
giving us the very best of satisfaction.
We want to sell tailoring to particular
people. We have a feeling that even particular
people won't object to saving J6.00 orfS.OQ
on a suit or overcoat If we can show them
that they are getting exactly the same thing
Full Dress Suits tailored to your measure
and absolutely faultless at a saving of 33
Sttn Our Fall and Winter StylesT
Austin & Sigrlst proprietors of the
Anadurko Tailor Shop arasolo agents
for the nbovo company. Call and ex-
amine ourjliio jy&kbf samples for
If'ies' tailor jfiudV Hfe'.'?i;tl(mi r
Mills ( U ai.ed ami repiui i J at reasona-
ble prices. Three doors west of post
I'Elcc.
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THE COMMONER
Mr. Ilryan's Paper.
Tho Commoner 1ms attained within
six months from date of the first ifstloa
ciiculntlon of 100000 copies a record
probably never equaled in history' of
American periodical literature. Thcun-
paralleled growth of this puper demon-
strates that thero is jociii in tho news-
paper field for a national paper devoted
to the dlfccutsion of political economle
and Fecial piobluns. To tho columns
of Tho Commoner Mr. Hrjnn contrib-
utes his bcfet tITorts: and his review of
political events as they arlso from tlmo
to time can not fail to inteiest those
who study public questions.
'J he C cminont r's i e gulnrsub'criptlon
price is $1. CO per jear. Wc havo nr-
rured With Mr. Brjun whereby we
enn iurnUh his paper and the weekly
Democrat together for one jear for
tl.CO. Thoregulursubscrlptlonprlce oi
the two papers' when Mibfcrlbed for
separately is II 2.00.
If you wish to find a busineso
until prnfcPHiounl man mcrubant.
orany of your frit'iidH during tlteir
leimic nioiiieiits call at the Jler-
.liants. Ilcadejuartprs for politt-
cans base ball cntliiiHiasts koo1
fellowsliip and sociability.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
KIllfcT 1'nrtlM Cliurch of Amiilntko. Lot 5
Work M. AMolutiuoutN:
lliMe fcoliool butiOny nt 10 s. m.
1'iciicIiIlk lln. m.
ITeaclilntt 7.;. in.
YotiEir I'cople's Meeting nt W) p. m.
l"iBicrMeciln(tThuriln at 7.DU p. m.
I. M. Hour. Pnstor.
.
Till: Cunitrctiiitloniil Cliutch of Annilarko.
Order ol ScrUccs.
Sutrtiis bclioul nt 10 n m
l'n nchltii: at II n. ui aiitTSOp. m.
C. E. Mectluir nt 0 : p. m.
l'mi er Meeting Tliurnluy nt 7:30 p. m
.1. W. Moats. I'Bkior.
.
F1IIST Clirlstlnn Chinch corocr Mh nDd
Dounilarj Streets.
Sumlny School nt 10 n. m.
l'rcnclilntr nt 11 a m nnd7 SO p. m.
riujerMcetlnif'lliurnlnj nt7.30
EPISCOPAL Church Services every Sun-
day allcr nttertoou nt tho fcnptlst chuich nt
4 30. Sutdny fechoolat Silo.
WitiotiT. Rector.
t-'lIIST M. K. church
Sunday School 1011 a m.
Prcuchlntf und eln'.s Mcotlnit 1113 n m.
Eptt orth Lcut-ue nt (VM p. m.
PrencUlni! ut eloc of Lcocue mcctinc
l'rnjcrMcctlnt: 'IhurnliiM at 1 .i m
. AV. Kki.leii l'nstor.
l. E. Church. South. J. I.. Uehton. Pnstor
l'reuchlnK e ery Sundn 1 1 a.m. aml7:S0pru.
Junior I.enitue nt 3 p. tn.
Kpworthl.cuitue nte.TOp. m.
rriicrMeeUnir'.lliursdnsnt7:!0. v. m.
1'PESllYTKltlAN Church. Preachlntr each
Sabhath moinlDir nt 11 o'clock ccuiDtr nt8.
Sunday School. Sabhath mornlnuntlOo'clock.
Praye'r mcctlntr. Thursday nt 8 p. m.
f.dw v. II. Teir Pastor.
T " fl. TT nnnlltlirD MrEl flTft thtnl lVPllnPB
dn8 at3pmnt reudlrir rooms. Visitor vrel
come.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
A. P. & A. M.
Meets First nndlhldTuetdajsof enchmonth
nMRt-onlii Hall corner Sixth nnd U streets.
VIsllliiL'biclhrcnconliullj Ihvllcd
PttANK Pakwkli. W. M.
rt. W. A.
Meets every Tucsdny nlht at ?'30 InMc-
Anlnehllall.
T.. V.. McKNl&llT. c v.
I. O. O. r.
Meets every AN ifi oilnj LUht iuMcAnlnoh
Unll. VIsltlDkT brothers Itivlted.
W. S. Mouse. N. O.
G. A. n.
Win. McKlnley l'ost No. 07 Wept of Okln-
homo G. A. It. meets everv second and fourth
Monday evenings In the probate court room at
7:30. ' J. C. IIICIIEY. l'ost Commander.
Official Directory of Caddo Co.
Probate Judisc Charles T. Crum.
Attorney Herbert P. Crosby.
Treasurer W. U. Campbell.
Clerk Dyke nnlllneer.
Deputr Clcrk-J. C. llcndr v
Ilenlstcrof Deeds Wm. I. f-acey.
Deputy Heiilstcr of Deeds A. V. Koonti.
Shcrlff-JIm Thompson.
Survej or Chnrles II. Jones.
Supcrlnta-fltlent of Schools-C. W. Turner.
Supt. of Public Health Dr. C. IS. Hume.
Commissioners-C. A. Cleveland. John it.
Wlmberly. Frank II. rurwell.
Judge of District Court- C. P. I'.rwln.
Clerk District Court Ed M. Miller.
District Clerk-P. F. Vrooman.
Official City Directory.
Mayor W. II.Divi.its.
City Attornej Voido V. Hardcaslle
Treasurer Ilert S. Drxou.
Clerk W. W Price.
Street Commissioner IX Illtschc.
Police Judge M. Urlstow
TIMETABLE.
EAST HOUND.
No. 132 Mail. . ll;43a.m.
No. 130 "WaylVtfr.Liiwton 11:30 a.m.
No. 134 Way Freight 3:30 a.m.
No. 130 Mall fiom LaWton.. 0:20p.m.
TRAINS WP.ST.
No. 129 Mall from Lnwton.. 9:10 a.m.
No. 133 Way Freight 11:43 a.m.
No. 131 Mail 3:30 p.m.
No. 135 Way Fr't fr. Lawton 3:45 p.m.
"Dally. Others daily except Sunday
Q. B- Bartlov. Agnt-
HaJf Moon
Livery Barn
'PHONE! 3J
BEEBE & ELLISON Prop's
FIRST-CLASS
Livery
Outfits.
119 EVERYTHING NEW.
IMMENSE STOCK
OF WALL PAPER
IShist go at once. Prices are murder. Come
and see the victims. It will pny you.
J3Stro;t.
Miidli'y'H bur is tlio riglit jilacf boys
To buy oifiti aiitl liquid joys
The eoolini beer and Hparkling wine
Good red wlilnkcy or wliite nioondiine
AVberea warm band clasp awnitfi you all
And welcome is wiitten on tho waif
Uoy its the very jilaeo to be
At Lindlcy'B bar on 5th and C.
Artistic Views
Of tlio Great Flood
like hot
RUSSELL
B St. Opp. P. O. ' The Artistic Photographer
Manager Cuas. Tinulc Urlck Co.
OHA8.
CONTRACTOR
Manufacturer of Brick.
Office 3 doors west of
First National Bank.
Home Visitors'
Excursions
Selling dates: Sept. 9 16 an1 23. Round
trip rate: One fare plus 82. Eate applies
to pretty nearly everywhere in tlie states
named. Get detaili from nearest Rock
Island tickft agent.
ORIENTAL
E. BITSCHE Prop.
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E.W. KING
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Notary Public Caddo county. Com-
missioner of Deeds for the State of
Texas and New York.
Anada-ko. Oklahoma
W. GUILDS.
Dray Transfer and Baggage
Any Kind of Hauling Anywhere.
Prices Riulit. Plionc 72. 30-tf
MITCHELL & LANE
LAWYERS.
Prompt attention given all business
entrusted to our care. Olllco one door
oast of P. O. Anadarko Okla.
Herbert D. Crosby. Louie E. McKmght.
County Attorney-
crosby & Mcknight
ATTOKNnYS-AT-LAW.
Anadarko Okla.
L. A. EDIE
Fon
ROCK AND SAND.
Leave orders with Hastaln Wheeler
& Worley. or address P. O. Box 588.
Anadarko Okla. 202ml
C. V. LIMING THEO. PRUETT
: Liming'tS: Pruett .
LAWYERS
(Will nractlco In all tho courts. Notary
'i in tho olllco.
IIASTAIN WHEELER & WORLEY
.Lawyers. .
Will practice in till the courts. East
siOc rVi St or tren B cr.d C.
Just Received.
DIVERS & TAYLOR.
are now selling
cakes.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of Urlck work
TIPPIE
AND BUIIDER.
Phone Yards 109
Residence - - 110
To Indiana and Ohio
Plenty of tlmo to see every one
you know as tickets are good to re-
turn ANY tlmo within 30 days from
date of salo.
E. THOMPSON
A. G. P. A. Lines West Missouri river
Kansas City Mo.
HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout and mod-
ern in all its appointments. Elegant
service. Sample rooms. Commercial
travel ors headquarters. Rates 1.25 per
day 5.00 per week. Cor. 7 and C St.
L. E. LANGE
Attorney-at-Law.
Will practice in all courts. Business
given prompt attention. Ofllce
over Bank of Apache.
APACHE OKLA.
Wm. McFADYEN
Attorney-at-Law
Anadarko O. T.
n .
J. J. PETERSON.
Attorney-at-Law
Will practice In all Federal nnd Territorial
courts. Special Attention iflven o all kinds or
business. APACHE. O. T
MATIIENY & LIVESAY
Attorneys-at-Law.
Will Practice in all the Courts.
Notary In ofllce.
DR. J. W. JONES
DENTIST.
Crown and Bridge work. Office In
Shields bulldimr.
ARTHUR HARRISON M. D.
Will practice medicine and surgery la
Anadarko and violnlty. Office
over People's store.
South Mdc II St.
CHARLES It. HUME M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Ofllco over National Bank of
Anadarko. Residence corner
2nd and South Boundary.
Phono Olllco 05 Residence 00.
BOYS PERRY & FARMER
Attorneys-at-Law.
Ofllco National Bank of Anadarko
Building.
BAKER & PHELPS
Attprneys-at-Law.
Practice In all courts ;
in the Territory.
ATADKo. okla
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Shaw, Preston P. Anadarko Daily Democrat. (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 17, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 17, 1902, newspaper, September 17, 1902; Anadarko, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc81903/m1/4/: accessed May 23, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.