Woodward Daily Democrat (Woodward, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 118, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 20, 1910 Page: 2 of 4
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VOQOff URO DMIY DEMOOUT
Jmewdf to Woodward telly DUpa'r'i
4-ublisbed every day except Sunday
By WH. A. PYXE
Catered u ircasildut Matter Sept-
ember I, IX>». at the post ocfle »t
Waudwfcrd, Oklahoma, under the Act
u: March I. 117*
HtlBBt R1PTIOX RATES:
Xr Year, by mall...............»2.0'J
*er week. by carrier.........10 cent*
Month, by t'Airier.............. 41
Jm year, by carrier...........IJ.oo
bone >00.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Washington. 1». C.. Jan 20 -Ex-Con
greaaman Davenport la here aiding to
aecure the live million dollar* of Ka.l
ora Cherokee money for distribution
• • • •
Senator (lore made a Jarkaon Day
•peech In Uncle Joe * town, bearding
Uie lion In hia den and outlining the
laauea u|M>n which the nett Congrea-
atonal and Presidential contests will
be lought and won.
• • • •
It I* admitted here among the wise
onea that the next Holme w ill be Demo-
cratic. The tide of public hostility
against CannonlMii and Aldriahixiu is
too atrong to he withstood Even the
standpatters in Indiana and Ohio are
deserting his sinking craft.
• • • a
The Roosevelt Progressives in Ne-
braska have perfected a state organi-
sation. The West is practically unan-
imously against him. but the trio ot
moss back republican uiis-representa-
tlves from Oklahoma still eat out of
I'ncle Joe's hand and cringe before
his lash.
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Dennis Flynn was here during the
holidays trying to line up the Pres!
dent, the Hlg Bosses, and the Trusts in
his race for Governor. He will be
backed. It seems by the railroads and
special interests. It is believed that
with Flynn as Governor the Oklahoma
Constitution and all Its guaranies and
safeguards of the people's rights
would be virtually repealed or disre-
garded.
* • » •
The Twentieth Century Magazine
this month sa;s: Oklahoma has much
indeed, to be proud of. The two l'. S
Senators who represent her at the na-
tional capital typify the finest Amer-
icanism. One of them. Senator Gore,
possesses those spiritual and practical
qualities that would preeminently aid
him to become the democratic stand
ard bearer In the next Presidential
election, and if he were elected Presi-
dent of the t'nited States he would
guide his country along the high stand
ards laid dow n by Washington. Thomas
Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln, the
greatest and noblest of American
statesmen.
DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
Geo. M. Werline vs. S. B. Jopes, et al
quiet title. Judgment tor plaintiff
E. C. Maddox vs. Wilson Hammock
et al and Thos. M. Deeds, Adrnr, quiet
Judgment for plaintiff
State vs. Roy Blue and Clyde Wol-
verton, burglary. Continued for term
Sarah G. Fox vs. Fred L. Fox, di-
vorce. Continued for term
Duncan Grant vs. Board of County
Commissioners. Inunction. Demurrer
overruled. Filed new petition.
Henry Goodrich vs. Mattie J. Collins
ejectment and damages. Demurrer
overruled and 12 days given to answer.
Jack Johnson vs. Chloe Johnson,
divorce. Dismissed
Vivian E. Hunt vs. George Hunt, di-
vorce. Decree granted.
The ury trials begin tomorrow in
the District Court.
The list of the jurors is as follows:
A. J. FefTrees.
A. L. Garrett
B. F. Atwell.
George L. Boswell.
J. W. King.
John Staller.
O. C. Pike.
A. L. Wylie.
Frank Archer.
J. M. Barnett.
Henry McMillen.
J. G. McClung.
J. E. Fithen.
G. W. Brown.
W. B. Cook.
Arthur Clapham.
A. V. Trego.
F. O. Gilbert.
Homer White.
H. A. Meloy.
A. J. Relinger.
E. A. Smith.
L. P. Northup.
C. C. Wlnterlleld.
D. D. OrandstaB.
B. E. Hancock.
A. H. Oarfleld.
W. H. Campbell.
J. P. Reilly.
A. I. Hopkins
H. B. Caney.
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Cbnrton Chilton.
Geo Routh
W. A. Elmore
A. E. New
8 B Wood
David Hicks
Cold Storage Cash Meat
Market
GLOBE BIGHTS.
■ha 1.
PraMi
W. V.
The Gerlaeh Bank
H. BOEHM, Crap.
A WILD BLIZZARD RAGING
From Atchison Globe
Being rend out of the party doesn't
seem to hurt much.
Every man's idea of reform Is to
Us things to suit himself
You can hate a man so much you
won't have much use for his friends
You may imagine you are unlucky,
and mias all eicitemeat, but there Is-
n't much.
The man who runa around with a
chip on his shoulder eventually gets
whipped.
The thing an old man becomes most
thoroughly tired of la grumbling, al
though he dues a good deal of it him
aelf.
You probably know you do not
amount to much. Why not admit It*
Most of your trouble Is due to the fact
that you Inslts that you amount to
more than you really do.
And the time comes to most married
men w lieu they think, when starting
lor home, more of the beefsteak that
awaits them than of the Smiling Fare;
a feeling augmented, perhaps, by the
fact that the Face Isn't sure to smile
We can t always use a joke, when
it is handed In. A man handed in
this today:"White men like to wear
uniforms as well us Indians like to
wear plug hats." We have been fa-
miliar with Indians all our life, and
have yet to see an Indian wearing a
plug hat.
Eleven children have been named
for one Atchison woman. We men-
tioned this fact several days ago. Do
you people propose to let this record
go unchallenged? Do you mean to
say that none of you know a woman
who has had MORE than eleven child
ren named for her? What has be
come of the spirit of competition that
prevailed among you when the oldest
jewing machine was mentioned?
The Trouble.
The poet sat In his uneasy chkh
mournfully staring at the blank sheet
•f paper on iu* table before him.
"What U the matter, dear?" asket
bit sympathetic better half, as tht
passed her cool hand over his troll
bled brow. "What is on you mind?
"Nothing.” answered the poet
gloomily; "nothing. I assure yoa
That's the trouble."
DOWN IN THE ME ADO WE.
The Mosquito—i never go nenr na
elderly maiden.
The Bee—Foe why?
The Mosquito—1'vs found out that
•oma of them even resent the pres
sues of a gentleman mosquito.
■ o--
Hs Got the Jam
4 traveler lust returned from Jl
pen tells ths following story; A mrr
rantile firm in Tokio, having ex'.eu
slve commercial relations with ths
t’nited States, was desirous of en-
gaging the services of s translator.
Many applicant* replied to the firm's
advertisement, but one of the neces-
sary q ialiflia'ions was the ability to
speak the English longue )n the ver-
nacular, which qualification proved
o be a stumbling block to most ol
the applicants for the position. Final
y one appeared who ha I received his
education In the Foiled States, and
on being asked if he was well versed
in the vernacular, be replied, "Sura
bike!” He secured tbs position
Than Ha Got Busy.
Him—What would happen If I were
to attempt to kiss you?
Her—It would scare me awfully.
Him—And would you scream?
Her—Oh. no. Fright always ren-
ders me speechless.
brings danger, suffering—often death
to thousands, who take colds coughs
and lagrtppe that terror of Winter
and Spring Its danger signals are
"etuffed up" nostrils, lower part of
noee sore, chllle sad fever, pain la
back of bead, and a throat gripping
cough. When Grip attacks you, as you
value your life, don't delay getting Dr.
King's New Discovery. "One bottle cur-
ed nit," writes A. L. Dunn, of Pine Val-
ley, Miss., “after being ‘laid up' three
weeks with Grip.” For sore lungs, Hem-
morrhages. Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, It's su-
prem. 50c. |1.00. Guaranteed by
J. W. Swarthout Drug Co.
Home Enterprise
Telephone Co.
— OIO-
.s. New System...
Prompt Service Day and Night
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hotiiy Central when phones
are wanted or out
of order.
PROFESSIONAL
I? you want e home see
O. P. MARUM, Secretary
Woodward Raalty Company
Room 6, Gerlaeh Bank Building.
HOOVER A SWINDALL
Lawyers
Woodward : : : Oklahoma
D. P. MARUM
—: LAWYER
Room 6, Gerlaeh Bank Building.
Woodward — — — Okla.
C. W. HEROD
Lawyer
Woodward t t s Oklahoma
CLYDE H. WYANO
Land Attorney
Office On. Half Hlock West Of Poit OfBd
Filins (Vinteats and ht-cond Kntries
I. D. Launo Wm Pstsrssn
LAUNE A PETERSEN
Lawyers
Over Pootoffico Phone 143
Woodward I : Oklahoma
A. W. ANDERSON
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Collections sod Commercial Law a Specialty
Counsel lor Southwestern Mcr. Agency
DR. W. L. ROSE,
Physician and Surgeon
Office In Anderson's new building west
of Central Hotel.
Dr. Lee
Specialist In Chronic Diseases of
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, has
moved to the office occupied by Dr.
Hose, west of poet office.
Bee Dr. Nobell for your catarrh.
Moan of Him.
Haskins—Er—what to the la toot
aoanrlt In ladtoa’ summer hotel
Jadklna—My wlla.
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Who Pays for The
Advertising?
Wouldn’t you prefer, if you had
a clothing' store, to sell a hundred
suit of clothes in a day, making
an average profit of $2 per suit, to
selling ten suits a day, with an
average profit of $5.00 per suit.
Suppose that, to sell the hun-
dred suits a day you should spend,
say, $20 per day in advertising.
Who would be “taxed” for the
advertising? Your patrons?
Scarcely — when they pay you $li
less than they would have to pay
for the identical suits to the mer-
chant who does NOT advertise.
You? Scarcely—when you make
a great deal more money, than you
would if j*ou “saved” your adver-
tising appropriation.
Your non-advertising competi-
tor—in the penalty he pays for
not doing so large a volume of
business as he could do by adver-
tising, and taking a smaller per-
sa^e profit?
That’s It—Precisely!
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Capital-----------------------------176,000.00
Undivided Profits..................} *.000.00
Stockholders' Liabilities----------- 7S.U0U.Q0
Teal...........................176.000.00
Mat* and Cmmty Peeealtory
Matof Ordure, America* Bankers AuecUHee Perm.
Call eed tee oer Bevtage Reahe
Interest paid on Time CertlOeaire of Deposit, large or email Every eooour
modatlon extended oooslsteae with aafe and conservative banking Wo aMM*
your business.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Woodward. . - Okla
The Kansas City Weekly Star
Tho moot camprobeaaive bra ptper—All tho rows.
iotolligontly told—Farm quootiooa aaoworod bp a prac-
tical (armor tad exporimeator—Exactly what yoa waat
ia market nporto*
ONE YEAR 35 CENTS.
Address THE WEEKLY STAR. Kansas City. No.
I..T. HASTINGS, T. H. VBACH, M. a MURPHY,
Prmtoent. Vice PretMenL Cmhhr,
The New State Bank,
Bane of Penocxl service. Give, best results.
* DEPOSITS GUARANTEED.
We want your good will.
DIRECTORS
U. 0. Murphy, J. T. Hastings, W. H. Veach
C. B. Young, L. P. Northup. C. A. Hoops,
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Woodward is tin But City ia Oklihaan.
WOODWARD REALTY CO.
will sell you the best lots In the city on EASY
TERMS, or acre property. Lots in northeast,
northwest, center or ciose in; improved or un-
improved, as you want it.
D. P. MARUM, Secy.
Rooms 5 and 6, Oerlach Bank Building.
■EMURRMniwi—mawMmmmnoiiiMRMicmiraMMuiiNRiRMffORHiwrmammmm
York-Key, Lumber
All Kinds of Building Material
WOODWARD, O KLA.-Phono 32
ENJOY YOURSELF
A Ride In one of our rig.
with your wife or your beet
girl It the greatest pleasure
Livery Feed and Boarding Stable
The Concrete. Barn
C. W. ROBINSON, Prrp. Phone 101
North of Passenger Depot.
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SANITARY PLUMBING
AND
All Kind of Heating
Something Really Nice
in the line of meats can always be found at
this market. The same old market under
new management.
Ose-fcalf bloc tut sf pestsffks. > i , , , Pbaos 43.
Coombes Meat Market.
Blow Chop.
Psorl—Jack to tht blggoot goom 1
ovor saw in my Ufa.
Roby—What now, dear?
Pearl—Why. my ekaporoa lost kor
glasses last Bight when wo wen mak-
ing tore ud ho actuqUv helped to tad
thorn tor bar.
All Keystone*.
Ivory stone la an arch to t key
Otoae, though tho ammo to usually ap-
plied to tho ooater oao.
"Store knew that the rat
waat to spend half his Ume
had she therefore provided
tho right kind of tooth to do
hay caught a rat ud boxed It
* a weak tho
oak
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