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THE HENNESSEY KICKER.
Established J293.
HENNESSEY, KINGFISHER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1899.
Nuaibcr 242.
• nick,
bushel.
we ARE
mmmmmmm i city dads meet.
Cleaning Up
Our best patterns, to make room for our new
stock of
Wall Paper,
Which will arrive in about
Thirty Days
To astonish our customers. We can surprise
you with our low prices. Rich designs, neat
patterns; fit for any room in your bouse.
Dinkler's Drug Store.
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Everything Went Along Nicely.
Meeting Adjourned.
S. JC. filock,
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Uhe ot«i ZRetiabiejljt .
ZPioneer +Cumber 7/ferehant ^
Carriej a J^u// ^Cino of V
jCumber, Sash 'Doors, blinds,
ZPaints, Oils and Slass. ....
jfgent for jteme Cement Plaster,
Agent for Stearns* Celebrated Pure Mixed ^
-THE BEST TAINT MADE.-
He can and will Have you money and guarantee satisfaction.
MrOu all bills not paid in 30 days Interest will be charged.
^ VAon. 4th Hennessey, 0. T. ,
Council met In regular session Mon-
day night. Officers present. Block,
Friend, Pain and Maxwell. Miles
was absent.
The reading of the minutes of the
September meeting were read and
approved.
Everything went along harmon-
iously and nice with but few excep-
tions. Friend registered a small
kick agulnst the billies recently pur-
chased by the city, thinking they
were a little light to be used In case
of necessity. It seems that Mr. Friend
understands that a billy Is used to
kill, not to tame.
Mr. Maxwell and nnothej gentle-
man told of their visit to the city
jail, In which both men entered and
came out deathly sick. They de-
nounced It and swore that It was
not a decent place for a dog to re-
main over night. Their talk had no
effect with the council ami nothing
was done with the Jail question.
A motion was put by Mr. Pain,
supported by Mr. Friend, that the
council adjourn to meet lu regular
sesHlon October 12. Motion carried
and the two gentlemen left the hall
with fcmlles of content. It seems that
Mr. Miles has the gun all cocked and
primed, ready for business, but was
unable to be here to pull the trigger
and for this reason the council ad-
journed until the 12th to give Mr.
Miles a chance to tire his gun.
'Vou all Know
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That in the matter of Drugs and Medicines the Best
is always the Cheapest, and our customers have never
Wen disappointed in that particular. We study to
please the trade and our increasing business is the
best evidence of our ability to please our customers.
Always in Stock,
Paints, Oils, wall paper, stationery, perfumery, toilet
articles,, cigars, drugs, medicines, etc., at
SAUR'S DRUG STORE.
O. A. BALL
graduated
optician ^
Eyes Scientifically Adjust
ed and all Work Guar
anteed.>
♦EXAMINATION FREE.*
At the Post Office.
NEW MEAT MARKET, *
>D. R. BREWER, Prop..*"
I am lu business again and Invite you to call I am
here to serve you. My market Is neat and clean and
supplied with choice
 F.ItESH AND SALT MEATS 
Everything pertaining to a tlrst-clasH Meat M arket
1 am not golug to offer you cheap meats, but the best to
be had at the lowest prices. Fresh Fish and Oysters
.lust call and see me.
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50
—Tip Cox Is In the east this week
bujMng goods.
—Frank Humphrey and wife spent |  
Suuday In Kingfisher.
—Postmaster Felt made a busiucss | Not Dry Goods, But Beer and
trip to Kingfisher this week.
—Guy Glllett Is erecting a tine new ,
barn In the rear of IiIm residence. j
—The work on G. 11. Block's fine!
new dwelling Is progressing rapidly.
STOLEN GOODS.
Bottle Goods.
The following claims against the
city were allowed:
Amos Jones, labor on Jail 4
Chaplin Lumber Company,
lumber 
G. H. Block, lumber 
Long Bell Lumber Company,
lumber   
P. T. Walton Lumber Com-
pany, lumber 
J. H. Cochran,services as city
marshal one month and killing
and disposing of seven dogs  41 75
II. 11. Gasklll, to one months
salary as police Judge 
E. Alyer, to three and days
work with team 
It. Broken, to grading on
streets one day 
C. I). Anderson, services as
night watch one mouth and
Killing and disposing of four
dogs 
E. C. Adams, to two months'
services as street commissioner, 20 00
J. P. Itedman, to three nights
as special night watch  4 50
Thos. Holland, for cleaning
and scrubbing city hall,  2 00
BUI for police equipments  6 00
Following Is a report of the Police
Court for the month of September
C. S. Christy, drunk, plead
guilty and paid fine of  5 75
Lee Cloud, Insulting langu-
age, plead guilty and pain tine
John KUey, fighting, plead
guilty and paid tine of 
Chas. Clark, abusing Nancy
Clark, plead guilty and paid
a fine of  
T. B. Stewart, looking for a
scrap, found It, and a tine of....
Arthur Leu the, fight fined....
1 to
5 00
4 10
200
41 00
5 75
—D. F?. BREWI
P.aot Side MaLi-Htree'., 3rddoor North of OrifttnV
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BUSCtiBRffl!
non you wan.
:Sood ffieer:
So where you tee the
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
 SIGN. 
ffo corn or corn preparation usee/
in the manufacturing.
6. LONGENDYKE, Agent.
\ KINGFISHER, O. T.
He's Alright.
J. G. Glllen went this morning to
Ilenuessey to take aresponslbe posi-
tion with the big general merchan-
dise store of J. II. Crlder, of Hennes-
sey. Mr. Glllen was formerly an em-
ployee of the same establishment and
when Mr. Crlder learned of the sale
of the Foster Lumber company here,
he was quick to make Mr. Glllen a
proposition to re-enter his employ-
ment. Ponca City and Kay county
will miss tills rustling business man
and politician and his departure will
be the occasion of regret among his
acquaintances who are legion. His
family will not leave until about No-
vember 1st, when they will join Mr.
Glllen In Hennessey. — Ponca City
Dally Courier.
NOTICE.
I have for trade a 15 Horse Side
Crank Case Engine, 80 inch Separator
weigher attached, and Stacker tank
I which I would Hkc to trade for a
J farm. W. U. Cochuank,
Kingfisher, Okla.
—Mrs. Get). Rose, of Okarche, Is
vlsltlug Miss Euima Dinkieruudoth-
er friends this week.
Mrs. John and Mrs. James Con-
nor are attending the carnival at
Kansas City this week.
—Steve Eads moved his family In-
to the Moore property this ween,
Just north of Tip Cox.
—\V. O. Armantrout, the leading
photographer, Is in Wabash, Ind.,
visiting with his parents.
—J. J. Conly returned from Wich-
ita Sunday evening where lie had
been all last week attending the fair.
—Miss Ethel Thome, of the Hum.
plirey Supply company Is attending
the Carnival at Kansas City tills
weeK.
— W. K, Andrew advertises a pub-
lic sale at Mr. Trainer's farm, nine
miles southeast of Hennessey, Oc-
tober 12.
—John Walburn left Tuesday 'or
his ranch sixty miles west of Hennes-
sey, while Newt Cuddy takes his an-
nual lay-off.
—It Is a little late In the season for
watermelons, however, occasionally
a wagon load of 50-pounders is seen
on the streets.
—Charley Allen, Elva Baxter, Fred
Stevens and Ed Atkins were down
from Waukomis Sunday having a
time with the gruln men.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bash and Miss
Flora Bash returned Friday morn-
ing from a few days' visit with
friends at Kingman, Kansas.
—William Jennings Bryan passed
through town Sunday evening, and,
after the train left, it wan said that
a numlsjr of persons were looKlug
along the track for silver.
—Several of the Hennessey boys,
with their best girls, attended the
big dance In the new business build-
ing at Kiel Friday night. All report
having had a splendid time.
—Ma. W. S. White and wife, of
Kansas City, win have been visiting
the family of J. J. Lyons and other
relatives and friends in Hennessey
the past two weeks, returned home
Monday evening.
—The balloon did not go up Satur-
day evening as advertised. Well,
you didn't see anything about a bal-
loon ascension In the Kicker. When
anything of the sort appears In the
Kicker It is official.
—Eugene McKonky has completed
aline gold leaf sign for the O. K.
,barber shop. He Is an expert at
sign painting and bus many new
original Ideas In getting them up.
If you want an artistic Job see
McKonkay.
—Ben Neyer, formerly head bar-
tender of the Corner salooon, got
bit one day last week by a fakir.
Ben bought the right to sell rain
water in the bills of ArKansaw for a
clothes clcaner and threw up a Job
In Hennessey to take charge of bis
new fields of duty.
Commencing Tuesday, Sept. 19th a
Tourist Sleeper will be run dally on
No. 4, 15 and 16, between Caldwell
and I)es Moines, Iowa. Sleeping car
rates will be one half, Standard
Pullman Car rates. Route called O.
& O. Flyer between Oklahoma &
Omaha. S. R. Ovekton, Agt.
—Jltn Glllen, formerly of Hennes-
sey, returned Monday to accept his
old position as head clerk with the
| New York Double store of J. H. Crl-
der & Sons. Jimmy was a favorite
among Hennessey people and his re-
turn Is highly welcomed. Mr. Glllen
Is, and always was, the best clerk
that ever stood behind the counter
to wait upon the trade of Hennessey
and vicinity. The fact that Jimmy
came to Hennessey when grass grew
In the streets and 'old shacks', as
they were called, were used as busi-
ness houses, and his kind treatment
to the customers, gave him a broad
and favorable acquaintance wlilcl
will always Ik* remembered. His
return to the New York double store
will add immensely to their already
big trade with fair and courteous
treatment.
Sometime Monday night entrance
was gained to the cold storage rootn
of Frank Robert's by breaking two
pad-locks on the front door. The
thief or thieves helped themselve to
enough boose to last until after the
circus at any rate. Common keg
beer was not good enough and a
number of cases of different style
bottle goods were taken. It could
not have been the work of one per-
>n alone. '1 here must have been
several In the deal as Night Watch
Anderson bad to be watched while
the goods were being taken. It Is
not thought that the storage was
broken Into by anyone residing In or
near Hennessey, but that the parties
knew a little something about the
storage room, to make so complete
a haul. Marshal Cochran was noti-
fied early Tuesday morning, but up
to this time has no clue to the rob-
bers. An old plowshare, an Iron
xl and two broken padlocks were
found lu front of the door the next
morning.
A Big Time Monday.
Ringling Brothers will unload
their Big New Giant of tented amuse-
ments lu Hennessey Sunday and will
give you two exhibitions on Mon-
day. October 0. Hennessey has made
a great hit In securing this monster
show, unexcelled In the whole world.
The fact that this Is the only town
in Oklahoma on the Rock Island
road in which Ringling Brothers will
show this year Is evidence that Ilen-
uessey Is the best town on the line,
"and you can't beat a showman's
Judgment " The largestcrowd,since
the opening of the Cherokee strip,
will be here. Already people are
coining from a distance and by the
time the circus arrives the town will
be lined with people and the bord-
ers of the city with "prairie scoon-
ers." it will be the blggtst time of
the Benson. Enjoyment for every-
body. It will be a business trip as
well as a pleasant one with many
people coming from a distance, know-
ing that Hennessey Is the cheapest
and best market on the Rock island
line, this advantage will be taken.
A town of merchants who do busi-
| ness on business principles and gives
' the farmer bis money's worth.
Compliment Campbell Brothers.
Well, the two large circuses have
come and gone, and no one Is much
the wiser, unless It be the man who
bet all his money on the shell-game
at Harris' Nlckle Plate show. The
Nlckle Plate was .me of the rotten-
est of railroad aggregations tliati
ever came over the pike. There was
absolutely nothing to the whole
show deserving of a compliment.!
And the management allowed a gang
of fakirs to operate their nefarious
vocations right under cover of the
tent. How different from Campbell
Bros., and how notlcable the con-
trast. Campbell Bros, putupauum-
ber one entertainment and the man-
agers were courteous In their treat-
ment to everybody. Their perform-
ers were artists In their lines. They
gave the people a better show than
was expected. When Campbell Bros,
return to Ponca City thej- will get a
hearty welcome, but the Nlckle Plate
could not get a pleasant look.—Pon-
ca City Democrat.
Ratliff A- Sou have )ust received a
barrel I ofSaur Kraut.
—Mrs. ('. P. Rhodes, of the Rhodes
hotel, is In Kansas City this week
attending the carnival.
—The merchants are all enjoying
an Immense business this week. Well,
making arrangements to attend the
big show,
—The large new Need ham elevator
will be In full operation Iti a few
days. This will make the seventh
elevator In Hennessey, all doing all
the business they can bautlle. Guess
Hennessey isn't much of a grain
market, neighbor!
—Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Munch and
daughter, Miss Pearl, left Suuday
evening for Ohio. They will attend
the carnival at Kansas City a couple
of days and the fair at Si. Louis the
remainder of the week. They expect
to be absent about three weeks.
A Bad Coon.
A native of Africa gets a "right"
and then a "left," and then gets
knocked out all around. Just for
as little a thing asmaklngthc crack,
while under the Influence of liqtTor,
"that be could whip any white man
in town." He was a bail negro and
wanted to scrap, ami when he made
this remark enough was sai.l and he
covered. It ill ln't tunc long to wind
him up but before he had enough he
had landed on Steve Eads'upper Hp,
Just under the right side of his nose,
causing It to swell up about the slue
of an Arkansaw crab apple. Several
others were touched slightly by the
raging man before he woupl quit.
All of t bis h 1 ppened in tin- rear  >f
Ends'& Parks'saloon. The African
was put into the quay while several
others donated to the city fund.
j* Professional J* Directory. «<*
Dr. N. Rector,
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1 lOEON.
• fUifdem rn
nils promptly annw
W. C. Stevens, „L'>"
Office. McLain IUock.
tlflifr, Km^llphi-r
Blackford buildup, Kingfthlio
iinuhaui DiliIdttig, Main St.. Kiii|fflhli<
?!«;r
E. S. PAPITCP
^Contractor and Builde',
Estimates Furnished for Iiulldiiig 
Hridge Wor a Specialty.
fhop-
Woolscy and Dunn,,*
City Dray and Transfcr.
UKNNKSSKY. O T -
EBusiness TT/ontion.
Interenting :iml Profltuble
Rending.
BUSINESS MKXTION -All notion til
head will ch: ru *cl for at the rate of 8 c
line each Inaertioii.
TO CURB A OOLI> IN ONK PAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet*. All druff-
Kirta refnnd the money if it fuiU to cure. 25c
The gspoin* bu L B <>" ,:i' h tablet.
Our telephone number Is 100. J. C.
Robberts & Son, Lawyers. Kingfish-
er, O. T. (24r
81 Louie has the Standard Sew
lug Machine sold under ten years
guarantee, ('all and see them.
Call and see Loule'sstock of Pumps
when you waut to buy. lie has the
best Cylinder made. (fla-2f>r
Go to C. A. Ball, the optician* ai.
the post-office, for scientific lit lu eye
glasses and spectacles.
Pure Manila Rope at Louie's.
Ball bearing barn door hangers at,
Louie's. Call and see them
The Celebrated New England Queen
Sewing Machine Is sold at Louie's
i'all and see them and get prices.
Good Men Alwayi Return.
J amen G. Glllen and family ulll
leave Saturday next for Hennessey
to make their future home. Mr. Gll-
len has accepted u position with J.
H. <-rlder, who conducts one of the
largest dry goods and general mer-
chandise stores In the town. This
is the same old situation held by lilm
before coming to Ponca City. Mr. I When you want a bill of lumber
Glllen has been manager of the Fos- take no chancees but call on Block.
For all kinds of machine oil go to
Frank Coxson. 7r
See Doc Huthn way when you want
s first-class Job of plastering. -KVtf
LI III
rough By rap. Taut
2EBE
ter LumlKT company's affairs here
for ti e past five and a half years,
and proved a hustler In that capa-
city. He and Mrs. Glllen will be I
greatly missed In social circles lu the
city and their nuiueious friends will
wish them success In their new home, j
Jitn's greatest fault Is his politics.
He Is secretary of the republican een-!
tral committee of this county, and !
the party will lose one of its best
worke.is when be goes away.—Ponca |
City Democrat.
No shorts ou your
buy of Block.
order wheu you
Mica
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Crease
Lost! Gold Ring, 18k heavy band
ring. Reward given to finder by
Ray Oliver.
helps the team. Saves wear and j
expense. Sold everywhere.
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STANDARD OIL OO.
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located
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ulldlngs
•mis «re
fight It
Ilfomla,
butcher
lit shop.
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id Kdftli
Is iiiorn-
•rts that
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far Is a
it which
El Reno
* and re-
n joy able
|pt. 19th
dally on
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I join a tSi
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country,
a Jury,
the trial
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