NEW* WANT AOS *AY WELL.
THE SHAWNEE NEWS.
MONDAY, 8EPTEMBER 13, 1909.
'WE NEW  i MONTHS FOR  1_*
The JSeuis' Reliable Easiness Directory
Castle Hall, Shawnee Lodge
No 20, Knights of Pythias
Kvery Tuesday evening at 8 o'olocli
vUit'ng brother! oordlally Invited to
be present.
Third floor, Poa toff toe Building,
p. W. Haiflev, K. of R. and S
W. L Madden, O. C.
rpTMlfcHELL
ARCHITECT AND
BUILDBR
105 S. B'way. Shawnee, Ok la.
Office Phone
105
Residence Phone
671 Red
JAS. A. WAGNER
Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director
With tionymlre-Draper Co.
B. F. Hamilton, M. D.
Wm. B. PigK, M. D.
Allen C. Adams, M, D.
(Harryman Drug Store Bldg.)
Ofs. Wilson & fiallaher
SPECIALISTS.
Hyo, tar. Noae and Throat
Third Vloor Mammoth Building
Rooms 118-114. Phone 764.
SHAWNEE. OKLA.
Dp. Alfred All
MECHANO-THERAPI8T
Honrs—8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
nn«m no 1-2 East Main Staeet
(Over the Kit-Well]
Rastdeuoe, 810 North Park Street
R. W. Thomas
House Moving
415 W. Oakland Phone 1127
Ladies' Try
Mrs. W. E.Jackson's
White Rote Complexion Cream, and
you will use no other. Find it at
Wallaoe Mann's or F. A.
Reynolds & Sou.
P. A. STONE
14 Bast Main St.
Straight Money to Loan
and Residence Property.
Phone 165
1 Business
Russells
Bus, Baggage
Line
CALL US,
We Will Call For You.
Phones 52 and 147.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ROCK ISLAND
Eaat Bound
Arrives Depart®
... 1:45a    1:56 am
... 11:25 a m 11:35 a m
... &40 p    3:60 p w
Wot Boaad
,,.4H) a m   4:10 a m
... v p    6:It p m
...10:30a    10:41 a m
ildMfcl fral*  t  7: am
85 Westbound (local freight) 0:3 a m
ASHBH llKANCH
Arrives-10:J6 am Departs 4:06 pm
No. 41
NO. 44
No. 48
No. 41
N  ti
No 47
81 >Sk«tO
For Rent
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
I rooms for light housekeeping; gas
1 for cooking. 228 N. Union. 13-3t
SANTA FE
Northbound
Lenvofl
leaves
414. .
 7:06 a m
408
 I: pm
From South
From North
MISSOURI KANSAS «e TEXAS
111 Kastbouod
 9:05 a m
IIS Westbound ....
 6:1 P m
TOR RENT—  o«ern furnished
I rooms, reasonable, at 226 North
| Beard. Cool and clean. Phone 739.
FOR RENT—A seven room house;
I bath and all modern conveniences;
I give possession at once. Phone 142.
IS-tf
FOR RENT—Three acres of good
| truck gardes, near city, In good
JEWISH NEW
YEAR COMES,
FIRE"
FOR NEW
shape. Apply tj C. Pilch*
4-ti
of
Wanted
WANTED—A good all-round girl
for general housework at 221 N.
Louisa. Phone 207 Red. 9 3t
THE ONLY
AIRDOME
Blacksmith Shop In Shawnee
Expert Horse Shoeing
Frank Skinner,
424 E. Main St.
Shawnee Conservatory
Music
Phone 335 Red
431 North Market St.
Best equipped teachers In the state
Monthly pupil recital. Special course,
for teachers WANTED To buy Improved place
Reasonable prices. Home for out of|°' about twenty acres; must be rea-
town pupils.
Carl K. Keifer, Director
BON TON BAKERY
MAKES BREAD
Just s Little Better Tha  Mother Used
to Make.
Cakes made to order by your own recipe
QUICK WOBK NKATLV DONE
Our new machine   soles your shoes
while you wait—Repairing of all kinds
Work guaranteed. Sewed or nailed
4 soles 76c
Branch Up-to-Date Shoe
Shop
J H. Noghnt, 221 i East Main
J. c. Fleming
Carnage and Wagon Painting and
\nto Paiutitg a specialty, also furniture
«nd Piano finishing.
>05 207 West Main
easy travel
Automobile Livery
QUICK SERVICE
All Hours
Phone 173—We'll Come
Office Phone 47
Residence Phone 1144
Rooms 2 and 3
Clark and KeUer Bldg.
H. L. JAMIE^ON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Diseases of Women and Children a
Specialty
208 E. Main St. Shawnee Ok.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Tue only Independent Lumber Co,
in the county. If yon don't buy from
js we both lose money.
SANTA FE LUMBER CO.
East Main Phone 130
PIKE BAKER
Real Estate
If you want to buy or sell come
and see me
I18N. Broadway, Shawnee, Okla
f\
Office Phone  24 Res. Phone 314
Office 206 South Union
Shawnee Transfer Company
Walker & Wlshart, Propa
General Storage. Crating and Packing
S. F. Vose
VETERINARIAN
ts located at 129 S. Union, at Russell
■rid stand. All calls promptly answered
Office phone 39a. Residencej>hone 74a
Residence 314 N. Oklahoma.
V/
MARTIN'S STUDIO
taatf B. Main St.
j or Satisfactory work at prices you
can afford.
HlGMtST AWAAD5
(  4 PnMWd Mia IW.i.r« Si
w
ClMONN ATI. Ohio
NOTICE
J. P. HOPKINS
Looated at 714 E. Main St]
Shawnee, Okla.
HORSE AND CATTLE DOCTOR
Have your stock examined
in time—the xaminationis
Free. I take most all cases
on Insurance.
THORNTON'S RESTAURANT,
116 South Union.
Best meals In the city, only 10c.
Weekly board. $3.15.
sonably level ground, good soil and
close to water; not more than three
miles from Shawnee. State price and
particulars. Address W, this office.
WHO WANTS to learn to be a car-
toonist? Ladles can make from $10
to JIB weekly after learning. Call
at 232 N. Union and Investigate this
proposition. Office hours 9 a. m. to
4 p. m. 8-1 m
DeVOLD
Jeweler, Watchmaker and
Optician 1 wANTED—A place to do odd jobs
Your watch will be repaired to keep;tlme for my room rent 0gcar johnson
Bring Die yonr watch work. B09 N Broadway g-6t
14 Bast Main St.
September 16 Is an Important date
with the Jews. This will be their
new year, and in cities where there
ts a large Jewish population It is
celebrated on an extensive plan.
The Jewish calendar contains two
New Year days. Rosh Hashanah is
held by tradition to be the day on
which God created the earth. It falls
either in September or October of
the Christian year, being reckoned
by the now moon of the seventh
month, Tlhsrl. Abib is the first
month of the religious year and cor-
responds with March or April, the
year dating from the moon after the
vernal equinox.
The celebration of Rosh Hashanah
Is established by the laws of Moses.
In Leviticus are found these words,
"Speak unto the children of Israel,
saying the seventh month the first
day of the month shall ye have a
Sabbath, a memorla of blowing of
trumpets and hold convocation. Ye
shall do no service work therein, but
ye shall offer an offering made by
fire to the Lord."
Business is generally suspended in
Hebrew commercial circles during
the celebration of the New Year.
Among the orthodox Jews the cele-
bration lasts two days, while the
Reformed Jews celebrate it for one
day only. The Reformed and Or-
thodox congregations differ in cus-
toms, but not beliefs. The Orthodox
congregations cling to customs said
to have been established by rabbis
of generations long ago, while the
Reformed congregations stand strict-
ly on the law as it is given in the
five books of Moses.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE!—The
Laclede Furnished Rooms |be8t Jer8ey mlIch cow ln shawnee
for good buggy horse. J. E McKee,
103K West Main St. Phone aa7 | m N Philadelphia, rhone 1218. 4-tf
Also furnished rooms for light house-
keeping. All modern conveniences,
extra charge for bath.
WANTED—Men to learn barber
trade. Few weeks required. Best
paying work within the reach of poor
| man. Can have shop with small cap-
ital. Wages $12 to $20 weekly. Won-
derful demand for barbers. Catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College,
Dallas. Tex. 4"6t
MEET ME AT
Joe Mos'eh
Marmaduke Chili
Parlor
The Best Coffee
213 East Main Street
I've Been There And It's All
Right BUI
Licensed Automobile
Phones 78—2^8—927
For Reliable Automobile Service All
calls answered promptly
RATES REASONABLE
Jas. L. C. Currv .     _ .
WANTED—Canvassers to handle
W e rest hoinenow and would be I retail trade. Good pay. Permanent
pleased to have you call position. We mean business. Get in
Dixie Home Studio and the same right. Represent the lead-
Elite Hair Parlors ers ln the trade- None but reIlabIe
men need apply. Brown Brothers
110 W68t 9th ot. I . _ , . v
. .. Nurseries, box 1202, Rochester, N. Y
We have a few of those 75c and $1.00]
adozen cards left if yonoall ear ly.
M.W. BOWERS
Successor to S. M Oloyd
LUMBER DEALER
SPECIALTIES: Promptness
and Satisfaction.
N. E. Jacobs, Mgr.
The Owl Bakery
WEGMAN BROS, Propa.
Corner Beard and Dewey.
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pie.
Dally.
YOU WILL FIND OUR
CAKES, BREAD AND PIES
DELICIOUS.
Try Them. You will Like Thom.
Conor Board and Dewey
PHONB ITS.
DODO
WANTED—Boarders, by the week
lor meal; also roomers. Mrs. Thomas.
212 N. Beard. *0-6t
WANTED—A general housekeeper
I In a small family. Apply at 1224
E. Ninth St tf
Pain anywhere stopped la twenty
minute* lore with r.t of Dr. 8hoop'.
Pink Pain Tablets. The formnla Is
on the IS cent box. Ask your Doctor
womanly pains, headaches, pains any
where. Write Dr. Sboop, Racine,
or Druggist about this formula! Btopt
Wis., for free trial to prr '« value
Bold by Wallace Mann.
IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
PARKER BUILDING, WHICH
BURNED LAST YEAR.
New York, Sept. 13.—Before the
twelve-story Parker Building caught
fire last year It had been called
'fireproof." But the fire "gutted" It
completely, killing three men and de
stroylng hundreds of thousands of
dollars' worth of property—principal-
ly because the open elevator shafts
and stalrwayB allowed the flames to
Bpread from one floor to another anj
because not enough fireproof material
had been used to protect the columns.
Most of the metal frame was left in
good condition, however, and now the
reconstruction Is begun. The archl
tect and builder have set out to teach
New York a lesson in Dreprooflng.
With the experience of the Are be-
hind them, they are going to show
what a really fireproof building Is.
For the floor arches the architect
has specified twelve-Inch hollow terra
cotta blocks, of the kind used In tue
city's most modern skyscrapers." In
the process of manufacture these
blocks have been subjected to a heat
of 2000 degrees and are proof asalnst
the hottest fire. They are to be laid
so that they will cover the bottom
surfaces of beams and girders, pro-
tecting the metal members by two
Inches of fireproof material.
ln place of Insufficient colmun-cov-
erlng in the old Parker Building, the
columns ln the new building will
have as protection a three-Inch thick-
ness of hard-burned terra cotta Joined
together by Portland cement mortar.
This covering will insulate the metal
from the fiercest heat capable of be-
ing generated ln the building.
The ©levator shafts and stairways
are to be enclosed ln such a manner
that, if a fire Btarts, it will not be
able to spread from one floor to an-
other but will be confined to the lovel
of Its origin. In every other detail
the architect and builder have
planned to make the hew structure
absolutely fireproof.
PAVING TAX NDT1C
Under the new paving law, the flr I
Installment with Interest la due o|
the first day of September, and aft>l
that date Is ln default and subject i|
a penalty of 18 per cent per anns
On September 15, It la obligator!
upon me to certify this asseasmoil
and penalty to tbe county treaaorrl
as delinquent, and the law provide!
that he shall sell the property tttl
same as for delinquent taxes. Whll|
the law gives me from September
to the 15th ln which to make rhi« pi
turn of delinquents, yet as this la th(
first collection under the new law,
have decided to receive payment!
without penalty until Friday, Septenl
ber 10, this being the lateat posslbl [
date.
Truatlng yon will give this mattel
your Immediate attention, and that ti
you no longer own the property, thai
you will hand the letter to the pr«i|
ent owner, I remain,
Yours truly,
A D. MARTIN,
3M0t City Clerk.
LOST—On Seventh St., between
Broadway and Union, gold watch and
fob. Return to Shawnee Drug Store.
lS-St
MAJESTIfl
AIR DOME li
ALL THIS WEEKl
PAYTON SISTERSl
BI6 COMPANY PRESENTIN6
TONIGHT -
"A Louisiana
Romance'
CHAN6E OF PLAY A*D VAUDEVILLE |
EVERY NIGHT
Popular Prices 10-20-301
Advance Sale at Owl Drag Store [
A beautiful diamond ring
given away Saturday night
to person holding lucky
number. Ring on exhibi I
tion in show window of w.|
A. Wright's Jewelry stere.
Numbers given Every Performance I
WANTED—100 umbrellas to repair
| and cover, at reasonable rates. 322
1b. Farrall. J. 8. Day. 10-lm
For Sale
Buy the SThiAKNS' Strictly Purel FOR SALE OR TRADE Farm
Lead and Zinc Paints the next time, "ear Clinton, Okla., for Shawnee
They're guaranteed. property. Address J. M. Morris, Clin
Come in and see the bargains we|t°n, Okla.
are offering on odd room lots of Wall
13-6t
Paper. The prices are a special In-
ducement for you to buy now.
WIRFS PAINT & GLASS CO.,
Ninth and Broadway.
FOR SALE—Modern residence, with
gas and sewer; a complete home.
710 N. Louisa. R B. Crose. ll-3t
Pottawatomie County
Worts. IIS N. Bell BL rhone HI
'Bwtaa* A OolUaa. proprietors
LOOK! LOOK!
A Chance of a Lifetime
The Acme Moving Pic-
ture Show
Will open at
616 South Union Ave.
Sat. Aug. 28, 7:30 p m
For Colored People
Everybody expected to be pres-
ent. One solid hour of fun
and amusement.
Admlaalon n Cents To All
W.Watkl'-*. H McQulrl.r, Mgr.
NEH HARNESS SHOP
AT
UP-TO-DATE SHOE SHOP
NO 4 WEST MAIN
New work a specialty. Re-
pairing of all kinds prompt-
ly attended to. Charges
reasonable.
Give us a trial, we call for
and deliver harness.
All new and modern ma-
chinery.
Schafer and Vantress.
FOR SALE—Good Durham milch
Icow; two blocks north of end of
Broadway car line and one block cast.
Mrs. W. J. Kuhlman. 13-2t
FOR SALE—Pie bakery.
I J. A. Gordon, 12 E. Ninth.
Apply to
8-6t
FOR SALE — One combination
| horse, worth the money. Call at
I Bank of Commerce. 4 tf
FOR SALE—50x140 root lot, four
I room house; good well; place fenced;
I two blocks from Main St. Price
$750. Inquire East End Grocery.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Rooming
I house, nicely furnished, for wagon
and team. 211 E. Seventh St. 80 6t
FOR 8ALE—Cheap, good four-room
I house; fine location, east aide. Call
lor address. 128 High St. 25-lm
KILLthe COUGH
AND CURE THE LUNC8j
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
FOR SALE—Fifty-foot front, flve-
I room house, large bam; fine water
close ln. Bee this, best bargain In
Shawnee. Corner Ninth and McKln
| ley. 24-lm
FOR Co"" 8
PRICE
a-- ro A $1.00.
lds Trim, Bottle Free \
AMD ALL THROAT AND tUNGTROUBLES.
GUARANTEED 3ATI8FAOXOIfS
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
FOR BALE—My five-room residence
I at 852 N. Beard for sale, reasonable
C. C Buck. 10-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
| estate security See Kerkor Bros.
II-tf
Socialist
Encamp-
Will Be At Shawnee
F ree F ree F ree
Camping' Grovirvds Water
Eugene V. Debs Will Speak
September 16, at 8:30 p. m.
Mills, Amringer And Caroline Lowe
WILL SPEAK EVERY DAY
Four of The Greatest Platform Orators io America For 5 Days
SEPTEMBER 14-15-16-17-18 AT
BENSON PARK, SHAWNEE
Between Shawnee And Tecum-
seh On Interurbaa Car Line.