The Hennessey Kicker. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 130, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 18, 1897 Page: 4 of 4
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IMF mrnwt KICKER.
BV /."-f.KT CiKHEUi PRINTWO CO.
FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
I ■ hi«ii <it th Poai-OW*;a ft Hennessey, Oklaho-
ma, as Bacond'CI'iss Matter.
l,i als and Advertisement* will be ru.t until
out, | 1 30
t work piiyftble on delivery.
SATUHDAY, SLPT. 18, 1897.
✓
111E WEATHER
For the past week in Hennessey as
taken l>y W'eathor Observer W. W
Parks, is as follows:
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Total amount
preci
). £
>.10 in.
1' ok Sale: - i ,ooo bushels of
corn. Call at this office.
Fresh BueluJeiser
At the F.agle Saloon.
Small precautions often prevent
great mischiefs. UeWitt's Little
Early Risers are very small pills in
size, but are most effective in prevent
in# the most serious forms of liver
and stomach troubles They cure
constipation and headache and reg-
ulate the bowels.—F. A. Dinider.
Hall bearing barn door hangers
at Louie's, Call and see them.
DRUG STOCK and fixtures for
sale or trade for stock, Oklahoma
land or most any other property,
address this office.
No man or woman cau enjoy life
or, accomplish much in this world
while suffering from a torpid liver.
Do Witt's Little Early llisers, the
pills that cleanse that organ, quickly.
F A. Dinkier.
Don't forget that Louie will give
you a guarantee on all Edge tools
n the hardware line.
Certainly you don't want to suffer
with dyspepsia, oonstipation, sick
headache, sallow skin and loss of ap-
petite. Vor. have never tried De
Witt's Little Early liisors for th«a«
complaints or yon would have bean
cuiftd. The.v nr* small pills but great
r<«y ulutors.—F. A. Dinkier.
Entlui? Hoi:*c,
Mr. J. M- Moreland, who has
just opened a hotel in the Bash
building, has gained a wide spread
reputation of furnishing the best
meals in town. He started in to
supply meals to all the hungry at
fifteen cents, but, owing to the
high price of meats and vegetables
finds t .at he is unable to make ex-
penses at this low-price and will
have to raise to twenty cents per
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
"I do nol Itnow hou • 1;;* 1 • 11*-! 1 r:iny be,
I tall tin till * as told to me."'
Wheat today—75 cents.
Creamery Butter at Rash's.
Dr. Meradith is building a brick
I >arn.
Dr. Ciimes was an El lieno vis-
itor Monday,
Mrs. J. 1). Pain lift Monday ev-
ening for a visit at Clinton, Mo.
1j. P. King, of Waukomis, has
sold his business to Cowles and
Tucker.
W. J. Stevens, of this place, will
build a large grain elevator at
South Enid.
Mrs. Edward Gould and baby
are visiting with friends and rel-
atives in Iowa,
W, 1'. Griffin attended the Car-
son-Worley wedding at Dover Wed-
nesday evening.
Louie can sell you the best to be
had in his line cheaper than any-
body in the city.
About thirty from Hennessey at-,
tended the Enid celebration Wed-
nesday and Thursday.
The new side walk to the school
house progresses slowly. It was
much needed this week.
Miss Susie Trotter has returned
from Galletin, Mo. Hei many
friends are glad to see her return.
The Celebrated New England
Queen Sewing Machine is sold at
Louie's. Call and see them and
get prices. (6a-25r
Twenty cents will get you the
best dinner in town at Moreland's
to day. Try him, just north of the
post office. (2 ^V2a
If you want to prove up 011 your
claim call and see us, if we can't
save you a dollar the advice costs
you nothing.
I can repair any defect in yonr
watch or clock, clean and repair
your jewelry, etc., K. L. Siikets,
at Dinkler's drug store. (i4r
About three hundred people were
caught in the rain at the fairgrounds
Friday evening and not one of
them escaped a good soaking,
The young friends of Hugh Car-
roll gave him a surprise party Sat-
urday evening, and enjoyed them-
selves as only young people can.
Maj. Withers received a telegram
Friday that his son George, cashier
of the Piedmont, Mo., Bank was
fouly murdered the night before.
FOUND, a check for twenty do I
lars on the Pulaski county bank,
Richland, Mo., signed by W. G.
White. Owner can have same by
calling at this office.
We have two good farms for sale
KLONDYKE NOT IN IT....
♦
Don't tr.ks any chinces of freezeing tc death this winter by
going to Klondyke, when you can buy one of those Celebrated
Superior Wheat Drills of John Smith, and make a sure for-
tune raising wheat in Oklahoma. Call and inspect them. Its a
pleasure to show this drill and tell its good qualities.
...JOHfl
THE LEADER IN HARDWARE.
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JL JCL,
THEE E3EES3T*
BBS BS
in Hennessey is at the-*-
FARMERS' PLACE.
We sell the celebrated PfTQST 6EEJR, the best brand manufact-
ured by the bottle or glass. The coldest and best drinks in town, Dont
forget the place.
THE FARMERS' PLACE.
East side Main street. W. W. Pf^KS, Pi-Op,.
a KlcKer?
ti ff IP rip-
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Let him kick. Put good?
strong shoes on the boyt
and let him kick.
We've some boys shoes?
that will stand almost any!
amount of kicking, and wej
sell them cheap.
WE DEAD IN SHOES.
DtiY GOODS
It you're not a oustomsr of ours
it will be worth your while to come in sometime to look
over some of the values we are showing. We'll be glad to
show you around, but not a single article will ever be forced
upon you— that's not our way.
If the goods and the prices don't impress you so that we
feel that you will be more than satisfied when you take them
home, we would rather not sell you a thing. Can interest
you very strongly this week.
Groceries, Flour and Oueensware*
J. H.
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL « . ,
New Brick, North Mam Street, Hennessey, Ok?a.
meal, but will guarantee to give you i within six miles of Hennessey for
a good square meal and if you are I less money than a wheat crop will
. .. .: x- 1 -:n - - -- bring on either of them. Thev are
not satisfied it will cost you noth-
ing. Try him for dinner to-day
To heal the
genuine bargain;-. Come
in and
rokeu nd diseased I ^eUSab°Utthem if yOU want to
• | uuy,
tissues, to sootho the irritated sur-1
faces, to instantly relieve and to per-; Our young friend, Charles Car.
muntly cure is the mission of -ZJ© ! ®on w^;s married Wednesday even*-
Wili/s Witch Hazel Salve.-
ninkler,
1 « TKtfaec -
iijj f SuS VVilfcKt ALL ;.LSt "t: vi
Pra Beat < :>ugb Syrup, Tu.-Hes Uood. Use'
■ In time f aid by <lruK£tat!i.
mg to Miss Pearl Worley, by Rev.
Oyer, The ceremony was perform-
ed at the home of the brides par-
ents, there being present Mr. W. P.
jjll | Griffin, Mr. Grant Humphrey, Miss
H i Maud Binding, Maud Drew and
EL i lessie Clark.
The Kicker extends
ations.
HENNESSEY ROLLER MILLS'
HENNESSEY, O. T.,
B. ran & Co. Pro|5S.
Mannfactors of and dealers in
i;$i Grade Floor, Seal, Bran and Ship Staff.
f:: >
BKANDS
Hennesecy's
Favorite.
Harvest Bell.
Choice 1'Ment.
Fancy.
Highest Market Price Paid for Grain
■Moments are useless if trifled away;
and they are dangerously wasted if
consumed by delay in cases whore
One Minute Couy;h Cure would bring
immediate relief. F. A. Dinkler.
Just received a consignment of
jewelry and optical goods from
Chicago. G. W. Wilson, S. Main.
—Call and see Louie's stock of
Pumps when you want to buy. lie
has the best Cylinder made.
Call on G. W. Wilson, S. Main,
for fine jewelry and optical goods.
Running sores, indolent ulcers ind
similar troubles, even though of
many year's standing, may be cured
by using De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.
It soothes, strengthens and heals. It
is the great pile cure. F. a. .Dinkier.
Kansas Potatoes at Bashes.
Pure Maniila Rope at Louie's.
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