fe—r
C4Uh*. k Z%\ Putuwatomlc county Will thi. ,Ur j ^ bUUl1" TU1
OT "rZ'rtL L Zr'L^n . m.£ wtScblmbnc* tbe latest Improved U « «• frt county fair. u- T r)ln.„ ,M ln Fjlld ,..dl7 .nd
art reported aa having teen mad# Scyje^ jf vcinc^es of a.11 kinds. T*ew-1 Chandler has shipped 1,000basket® proved upon hb aim in Re. d township.
„ r-STi.el> & KjSi" °f 10  n eaiUrn mdrket' **• Enid «„ Oonncl. me, M.,„d.r  *>.
.K.r „I Ik. ..rlr Dan of the week Linccln can save jou money if you ^ £ Martin haf three good farm* and wad- thean-uat lev, of uies Flfu-en
 «tb.r 01 th.arty p«toi the «.t fuf rccerleg g. pr0Tl lon*for £fe near Enid and will give time . mills. ohm.,-
, u tun pari. , th Bator B*Utr On«M th-:Dr-tak-
attoutlMNMttateMiapttJMk. w y skinner « prepared to re; I Fire plu« wiU be .ut 1.. at Trekel " M AJto.«-*-
Dalr uuqjp« put tfowo wells aud Mil 14 Rounds lumber yards and at F. S.
1 k' rkV f# *« tt/trc Parties with ?•• 1 learns and farm Imple-
I k\t\l b reed store. ii)enu. can rem >(ann8 b). CAlllng on lhe flun
Theo Slam no purchased ten head of u?r Realty Company.
| steer* on Tuesday from E. Murphy Dr McKiratb  jld bis firm on Saturday
 bo resides near Marshall, n.-rt Tempi, wh resides Just south the
Put a Little Gem Door Cbeck on "oasldetaUou being (9300.
M&vlll. Friday, rarylnf
' v'° ' or put up wind mills.
Tfcay  •« brought to Jackaonvllle ln ^jn(js and made to "rder. Call I
Tanks of all |
(■
i the old stand of B. P.
and Wirt sold la Quantities u
low as fourjsnts each^taking the lota jjow |S it that Linjoln pays morel
for eggs at.d butter and sells eTery
thing chtaper than auv oiieJeKe Ka«t
u th«r came A large quantity of
that were brought to Wilmington and
the dealers found ready sal* for thens
 t 15 to 75 cents each. Fishermen say
the trout were benumbed by tb* cold
U( were easily scooped up In dip nets
«*d sons were rv*n caught by hand.
You can win the piano for yourfsv
orlte by casting hundred* of totM by
buying a buggy at tbe Enid Buggy
House.
W O. Beebe has furnished milk to
the Enid people ever since the opt-
ing and during all ibis time ha-* en-
joyed the reputation of constantly
.Applying his customers with tbe
best mllK sold in Enid. Give. Mm a
trial.
McAllister. Cannon City andIPeM
sylvania barii ceal at ?. S. Kirk s.
lw not fa., to cali ana eiam.nt
that 50 buggy solo by fewell « Kosa
P iidelwlti'tbe southisecond street
aie.il dealei has saleja very| iarge
 jiount of meat. He kills tbe best
(Mckga ite martet.
fOOlTRYjKALE
W i>. JlcConnell wbo lives two
■lies s E ot Waukomis has twenty
••Ten varieties ot tborough-t.red
Boult'v uud O I C Swine fine youog
«Wm> for sale. Eggs (jln season
Vlilt t we'cooie.
MAKES FOB SALE.
1 have Just shipped In a carload ol
great big line young mares three to
iix years old and weighing 1000 to
1300 pounds.
Don't wait until the best are gone,
but dome and take your choice of the
lot. They are belter stock than 1
sold last year at  6o.OO to I'o.OO butl
want to close them out quick, and
put tbe price tbe same to one and all.
Everybody who comas to Icok will
buy, as the pricas are almost like
finding them F. S. Kikk.
List jour property with the Na-
tional Co operative Endles- Chain
system of dealing in real estate. A
system drsigned to cover the territory
and to find buyers lo every portion of
the Dnlted States, E P DunLir,
Originator and Promoter Enid. U l.
jCOUNTY MAP.
MrG. si. Tansey la now Jcanvassiog
the county for a map to be Issued by
Stseaperd'o Company of StLouls. This
Is to be a sectional map of the county
showing the name of the owner of
each farm and the location of his
bouse. It also shows.tbe location of
each sibool house ana church, lhe
map Is being drafted with great carc
aud will be very useful. The price is
placed at a very low rate, i2.5'J.
your door and if it is not satisfactory 1 Mr . C. B. Jordan let: Tuesday morning
your money will be refuoded.
Ponca City Is adding to her fine
I stone «cboo! house, the first perman-
ent school bonding in tbe strip
Muw Emma LaPnrte spent sere'a
Broadway
If you want a grad* Higher flour
than is made in Euid call at LIdcoIds
Slor«—East Broadway.
MAGNETIC HEALING
«, I lays of last week at Hen™ visit
of Dlels Hardware store one ireai-l'ng friends and had an eujujahle
ment and examination free. Itime
Tbe Bel Hotel has purchased a I The blacksmith ship.of Grand pa
buss which will visit all trains and IEdtuoundson was removed today and
canry passengers free who are guesU Krcupie. 1 section of the lot north of
of the Hotel Bex. This Is a new llbc oric* livery oarn.
thingfor Enid and will make the I county Clerk Caflrey of Oklahoma
hex a more popular stopping Pifel^unty j„ again In jail on the old
than ever because the travelling I cliarl(e of contempt of the supreme
public will not be compelled 10 P*) Icourt of ibe territory,
extra for transportation.
Little Gem I>oor Check. See it.
Enid Lumber Company are sole age
nts for tbe Little Gem Door Check.
Best on earlti.
If your Buggy or Carritge needs re
pairs or It your horse needs to be shod
first class, call up 'phone 132 at the
Model carriage works. J. D. King,
proprietor. Corner of Monroe and
Seventh streets Enid, Oklahoma.
W. M, Collier, of Kingfisher county,
kuockMl out 1,262 bushel of wheat per
da/ for the first eleven days with his
new ihreshiog machine,
Frank Manning who graduate-1
trorn the High School one > ear ago
a>t three hundred and thirty votes
for the High School piano.
Tbe taxable wealtn In Woods coun
ty locreased over a million dollars
. . I i;,at, vear. a greater gain than auy
Citizens of Enid desiring goodI f" h I ( county ln the territory.
milk delivered at anr hour of the day luk"c' '
sli iuld-see A. S. McKay. | w. S. Hamlet o.' Kremlin, was In
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nershlp htretotore existing between
Hugo Beutou and Norman Kunkel
uuder the firm name of Beuton and
Kunkel has been dissolved by mutual
consent N< rman Kunkel retiring
from the bus...e*s which will be con-
tinued by Hugh Benton.
All account* due the firm are to be
paid to H Benton who will pay all
debts of the firm.
Monday, June 24, 1900*
Huoit Benton.
Nohxah KUNKKL
A WABS1NG.
The Saws has been advised by two
prominent business men ot Enid that
It Is their intention to report all vio-
lations of the Sunday law to the next
Graud y ury and that they have em
ployed detectives to secure evidence
No one will be put to any trouble
for oflences of the cast jut Sunday
closing must be observed in Enid
after Thursday, June 8, liKK), or the
offender must suffer the conse-
quences.
In Oklahoma; Enlb, Perry, and El
Bino will secure this public Improve
nent.
If you are intenndlng to paper yous
house call at my store and examine
Samples of paper aud learn prices,
Glover Somers opposite Opera House
CLAIMS FOR IS ALE
O T Topley of Ring woo dn .gcni
flna claim with 36 ajras of ojro aodi 115
Of tlmU*r;bouaa 14x30 a snap it laim
Ojo half section of aettool lanl foi
gain for fMUO eleven mile, from railroad
Jbu «c ,<• 10 .0j 1 wita t.irae w.re tunc*
aod poiis a.id rod a >ari Qjod tou.i
ai.'l   a'tie t iree g od wolls, w.ud mi.,
and t*u  Oaii on F..M Oswalt, tni
draymau ot No 7
WDuHHaia deeded snap ilu the
shape of s fsrm w.lhlo two mile' of  
station
A SNAP IN CLAIM
If you wish a oUtin, 180 aores troui fSOU
op sso yx i*. aisj sonooi ifle 'B and oi^y
iwaiaencd.. Offices on day biook with
Attorney Itaub. OBJordan.
Male litems
Pr*« Us iry has a *ooJ span of work
mul«  «v>r ><ua oue*p
AD >ul M  y 15 * mare mule #tr*> «t lo
vii« i«rui  . ai orgd Fariow u o rn le^
1 Jjtd, ra« uw0<r o«o ua/d ti by
r 1 , *1 proYioi property.
cu«rl if; 8^«r«r ha« • g^oi lapan 01
mjitta 1 Ot j*l« 
M i>j> on ua  tot ty hto' mti.eb
for or trad*, rteiia
quarter* .uU«> r* lro^ 1 te«>i jf iu ou
toAXv -«a  fcrtk.k.
iUu lolph A MtfU^w i w* *i<ty jhe*U
oi.ai s i Hll for OA*ti  f oq uuio.l
OATTIJE ITEMS
L. A. Faublon desires a lot. of beef
raitl<- ural will pay the highest mar-
a u price. Call and see him.
chuii ueftd of raili* lor aai« alia#
u\ «i ti. C. Mtiec in Ciler tow u-a:p
iw lr® m lw «Mi ®f *ftUKvmta. t e«
a.ax •* Naw Baa*ia Salooa.
k'u+t t«^l t*rud taorjacnbr«d Uerofor
tuiu tor ®ale P«ur(«ud Urove J rl Nu
3&81.Auiioly W*Uoo NoU73 t*ud
Ca«al j Nu7i 136. Jobn«ou a lUnn-
J B u«ath baa lifUan b*ad ot oallie ai
hi® U. iu four in lie® lUu ®lde ot Aifar
.iu .ua is (binklog o. holding a pub ic
aU In oid * 10 cloa® oat but tioo*.
■'kui ^antgbmory 1600 b< ®d oi caiii®
r '«a f® i« tending but will  jii at tuitly
Sollara a bead
it® M riifi pm some grea i H«r®ford
gad Dtubani ' aUe.tor ai® ai bi« imtuj
#ssl all Mats.
IKnid Tuesdav taking treatment of
Ratidels and Orubb J"1Iy r9 Meva Tripletl Doctor of Oste-
aconsignnaent of fresh Gardeu^^Sert |opalhy fgr walking typlio'.d fever.
J w. Chaney was ln Enid today
Bex is larger T.Xr^l
?Xy montta^sa^ durlog thisIbrick ever made in Garfield county,
time has paid over 12200 in rent. Id i Advices revived from Col. J. M
order to raise this amount It has been I Ross who is now at Eureka Springs,
necessary to have a large patronage I gives information that his beiith is
which has continued with the Hex Ifmproving and that be Is nerrly well,
year after year. I A 6Deai[ thief entered tbe rosm ot
Mrs Cora B. Jobn Is prepared to Icharley Hunter at Hotel Lee during
do dress making and all kinds of sew-I t|,e reunion at Oklahoma City and
ing and will guarantee sat'sfaction. I appropriated Irs gold watch and
Call at her houie on Monroe "treetlChain.
ea^t hill second door west of school I j McLeano{ jjq1(j who has loan
•)u9e' I$800,000eut for a loan company in
C L Ogllvle manager of the Enid Ioklahoma, reports that every dollar
Sudply Cols an active enterprising Jof Interbst has been paid up to June
man. He is constantly receiving new I first.
goods and handles many very useful! Some brute toucbad a match to
novelties, Bead Ins new add in anoth- stac^o^wheat -u^Henne^
er column. I bnshels of grain belonging to James
Faulkenstain.
horses fob sale. i This is what Jake Admire tells the
J W Joslln the wagon yard roan ba I farm,r,. ' Dalit hold your wheat if
good driving horjo nd buugy to «ellor|are in debt: If the wheat H nut first
tr<(ja. Iclass quality: If ycu haven't a good
Jonson and Hannasbippad ln twocar-l88'6 Place 10 Put !t"
of cows from Mi.sourl which are for sale I The family of Tom Lindley near
consisting of Durbcm, HereMrds and Stroud have an old gander who Is  
. " , . . „„„'i. „<j„.i«, i years old, and who has been with the
Black Pole.; also a coupl. of Jersles. >amlly t'hrougll nin0 states. "•
C B Jordan tasa a< veral very 4ne po-1 started in life in Tennessee.
nies he desires to eeli It Is again reported that the Bock
W. M. OrstendrU the Veterinary sur |j91and haa puIC|lared the Griffith
geon has five horses lor sale or trads lor I )ace an(j l(jls ,g t0 be a p0lnter tba'
olty property. I Enid is to mora of a Rock Island tow
A number of g ><>d inulai aod beriee I Lliao it has b^en. We hope so,
for eale atSberer'a livery and feed barn I you buv brooms, buy Enid
O 8 Pieice who ran ibe mall route I made brooms, If you purchase a bug
from hero to Perry ban * ephn cf ponies 1^™ get one made to older at kings
aud hack for i le for fSO Beaidnnce on | """
uortb third street in Jonesvllle
Perry Lincoln has purchased lhe lot and
bnlld-ng that Is occupied by the First Enid
Bakery. It w.s soldsto him by W. |D.
Cornelius and the consideration was |1GU0.
F. W. McDuugsl has just finished laying
the stone foundation for the new reaidecc
for Judge Conklin unddeslrw all those who
contemplates building to call and Inspect
this building.
Milk Cow Item*
T. M. Green, of Garber hai a
fresh milk cow tor aale.
good J
iafEnld ice. Whatever you do talk
ttutd, aod this is the way to build up
a city.
A terrible case was tried Tuesdayby
fore Judge Beauchamp and la order
■ to brace up the court a Jury «f twelve
A thoroughbred Jerseybred milk cow I men were greeted and then closed
r sale by Johnson A Hanna |doors were on the program until the
Fresh oow andoaif for sal* by L. A.I waa finished.
Faublon and some oattte to trade for fa |l-'lse was uu'"um-
•attle suitaole ror butoherlnir, I The Hunter Reality company sold
   i the dc Bounds farm one mil- and
FOR SALE Ihalf north east to W T Hughes of
Three buggies and a sorry for sale I Pennsylvania for 13500 The new own
very ctu-ap at one third their valae Call |er will remote to Enid and it is said
on John o Moore I will start a national bank.
William Hscket the bUck-smlth fjrl «iss Sadie Tudhope will leave ..
aai® a sal® a aoveu cut Dderlug blnder,|a I _ , - Kunti is C'itv where she
rwaod,wL-.lat°drpd.Iowm,OM1"' t,dln< wunfv^ vdtl^her sisu'r a^d atte'nd
(school io the fall She has been Itvlng
A goodgasaolineatov® wllh fona turn-1. during the last rear but has
b™sold"orVlo'Be^^rs'wm^aoaat.* U-o " 
,of r.?p 4 B4,1/ "" * """" l The other day a farmer was In Enid
a twelve hvrs. WoidSury horse pow- ITur^ bad'*1 jpprais^hTs
&V wtion t i^*
chine. s®« Krank /eager, lOeing assesed at I50J. Before the
. „ i farmer left the city he sold the farm
^rteip^o'll^fV I for three thousand dollars cash
The friends of policeman White are
A lady's side aaddl> g->od and aiun I very earnest in their wish that he
for also ui*u'* s®ddlt; See Ire Ishould be appointed marohail. He
Hintth at tiank of Enid. Icertrtluly has made a good policeman
A ladf '■ wneel be< t sake, no deiect.n I ^^S Ut tended to his duties HUO bUSi-
g^od condition See Pre.i ,Saiitu ai|ne<s tneu have been plea>ed with his
maeriauc license.
Emery f. Purcell, of Enid and Grace Li
Smith, of K1 lieno.
.Fredrick e. swarts and Viola b. tijose, of
6el Norte.
Walter B. PunlaD and Mrs. Angelina J.
Davis, both of 'Inld.
John Jacobs, uf Enid and Hattle Sterne-
mann. of Waakomls.
Hugh B. Dunn and Dorecia Beal< both of
Waukomis.
Charles C. Kegelmann, of North Enid, and
Alva Bartunek, of Garber.
John B. Volh and Mr<. Katheaena Spar-
leng, both of No. ih Enid.
Laurel Warner and Maggie Blcbel, both
of kingfisher.
for Denver and this leaves C. B. without
guardian for several months.
Mr. Southland formerly of Dallas coun-
tj, Iowa Is ?ti.* guest of K. P (ilbbs and the
family of Mr Gvur. e Britt an.
. L. KuMck had tbe first \fheat lh the
market at Jefferson. His wheat weht 25
n .. to the acre and tested 59 pounds. Z,
Thertsidenl o John (Jregg on east Broad 
way has been i urchaW by Mr *. John C.
Moore who will hAVrf another hous*  for rent
. D. King purchased while in Kansa*
City eighi tine B -.gian tiares and calculator
engage ln the bnslne s of raising these
little animals
The little daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Wilhite, ^ho io>'k the pr1i - as the prettiest
baby at ilie Augusla • treet fair last year,
died la t week.
O. M. Parks and wife returned Friday
frem a ir<p o' thirty days in tbe Osage
nation whc. he was engaged In the work
the U S cenans.
H. Wolf is pr«-pnred to take contracts
r brick work and plastering. See him for
bids. All business promptly attended to and
sadisfactlon guaranteed.
S. J. Corbett of Harrlsonvllle, Missouri,
has rented lhe section of the Empire Block
thai Is ewned by Bray it Patrick and will
open a stock of groceries.
P. Shannon an attorney from rear Car
rit-r will remove to Enid to practice law. He
111 have an office in Bray 4 Pa'rlck's sec-
lion of the Empire Block.
M. H. Baker arrived in Enid Wednesda; .
morning from Middle Texas and desires to
reut a house with the intention of remov
lng his family to this city.
Ladies who had their tine hats damaged
on July 4 should take these to the Brittan
staler and have them retrimmed. They are
closing out ihetrentir stock and are giving
very low rates.
Monday, afternoon thr Commissioners
hearl a remonstrance b? citizens of Wauk-
omis against issuing a saloon license to
George M. Croaso. The case was dosi poned
to secure addition evidence.
Samuel Harradon arrived on Tuesday
morning from AtlantU, Iowa, and will visit
hi? daughter Mrs. Charles Peterson who
lives near Enid and who remeved t* Gar-
field couaty about one year ago.
About ten o'clock last night when H. C.
Henry returned to his home he discovered
the house had been entered by burglar-* dur-
ing his absence. Tbe 1 gbt fingered law
breakers secured a watch and d amond
ring but no money.
Dr. W. M. Dlckerson will leave ln a few
days to accept a position as assistant Police
Surveyor at St L uis, Missouri. During tbe
few months he h*s been a resident ot this
ho has made many friends who will regret
to see h ni leave Enid.
Harley Drake of Piqua Ohio, arrived in
Enid Friday to visit Mrsess John and Har-
vey Buckles He has been attending the
state inst!?utlou at Columbus Ohio, to ed-
ucaie the aeuf, and can carry on a conver-
sation sloly with any one by watching their
ps move.
J. W, Haller, of Bucyrus, Crawford
countv, Ohio, arrived i* Enid on Wednesday
ni^ht and is the guest of his uncle Samnel
Schleber, of North Enid win) arrived about
three mohths ago from Ohio. He came
with tlie intention of inspecting Oklahoma
and may locate.
GIVE THE BABY A DRINK
If lhe baby Is cross and fretful these days
and you cant imagine what to do try a little
bit of pure cold water. The baby 1« very apt
to teei the dffecVof the heat and Just as
thirsty a? you are but cannot express Its
troubles. A half teaspoonful of water will
jzo a great ways toward making a fretfol
baby good natured.
IMPORTANT UfcCOR CASE.
George M. Crosno made application for h-
censt u sell Inloxicat nj liquors in Wauk-
omis. Some * the citizens of that iowb en-
lered a remonstr nee. T:«e ca«e came-up
before the county commissioner? Monday.
Judge Burwell appearing for the remon-
strau-rsand Frank Purcell for tbe applicant
Judge Burwell entered a demurrer bussed on
tb" lacl i hat the oetit on did not specify tbe
ward in which the «aloon is to be located.
This demurrer overruled and the bearing
of the case pro«eed on its merits.
The attorney for the applicant contends
that Waukomis has never been divided into
wards and mat hs petition containing
tuirtby resident tax-payers of tne entire
town is sufficent.
The attorney for the remonstrators claim
that the town has been divid«Hl Into wards
an l thai the petition must contain thirty
names of resid«nt tax-payers otlhe ward ln
which the saloon is located.
The case occupied the attention of the
Con.missloneri for tne entire day and was
continued for further hearing next Friday.
lhe points ra sed ln this ca«e re thougUt
to be new and seem to b>i regarded as quit
important. Since It is contended that In cor
perated towns mast be divided Into three or
m >re wards and that this would render it
ditllcalt to etta n the rtquslte number of
signatures In any single ward of such towns
as Waukomis.
FAIBVIBW'fl FINE NsW MILL
Yt ill Be in Operation by August—A Farmers
Enterprise.
Fairview, 0. T., Ju'y 9.—The carpenters
who ar* putting up IV mil 1 here have It
about y • eadtor lhe machinery and expect
to begin work next week on an elevator
and sto-age house for the mill company.
Mr. E. A. Stevens, the manager, expects to
have the mill in opeiation by the middle of
August. This mill 1" being built by the
Fairview Milling company, which was
incorporated last May. Tbe stock is all
owned by local men, mostly farme s. The
mill will be \fitted with new machiney
throughout of the latest improved design
and the owners are justly proud of it. This
is the only mill ln Woods county and is lo-
cated ln the best wheat bell ln ihe county
RESOLtTiOtfS OF RESPECT
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Womani circle of tne G. A. R.
Whereas, The shaft of death has again en
tered our little clry and removed from our
midst, John H. Thrasher, a well Known ci-
tizen and the incumbent of an important
office ln our municipal government. His
deatn not only leaves an office vacant but
it leaven a noble Christian wife without a
kind and affectionate husband and their
children without an unselfish councilor.
Therefore be It resolve* ; That we the I.a-
dlea of the G. A. K. Clrc w extend to uur bis-
ter Mr . Mary Thrasher aud family our
most sincere sympathy believing that the
God she loves and worshlus will not desert
ln this hour of her greatest triel.
Resolved, Tual a copy of Ciese resolutions
ve Mnt to lhe bereaved family and to the
city papers for publication and also be
spread upon the numbers of our c rcle.
Mary C. Lee /
I-sabelle Swim / Committeee
Theodasia nkvinger)
Whereas, John H. Thrasher, Marshal ef
the CitV of Enid O. T., an esteemed citizen,
and faithful, kind and indulgent husband
and parent has departed this life,
Therefore, be it resolved by the May
and City Council aud City officers of lhe
city of Enid.
First : That his loss is deeply regreted
and our heartfelt sympathy goes out to his
bereft family.
Seeosd : That as an officec and a citizen,
his heart he tried to please everybody and
harm no one; be leaves his post <>f duty and
•parates from his fellowmen leaving no one
..itheinnity agalnsl him. His career in life,
botn as a citizen and an officer, twice elect-
by the people of Enid, won for him a
ove that begets universal sorrow over his
loss.
Thikd : That In deference and respect f «r
tbe deceased, we direct that the Ooun /il
chamber >-nd City hall of this city b appro-
priately draped for a period of thirty days.
ForBTH : That to his bereaved widow and
family we give our heartfelt condol nee.
Fifth : That a copy of these resolutions be
furnished to the widow of the deceased and
also spr-ad at length on the reeords of the
City Council.
T. j; Sandford j
L N. Huston / Committee
H. R. Blanding )
M ISALOOK LICENSE CONTESTS
Oklahoma City, 0. T., July 9.—During lhe
montn June, twelve saloons of Oklahoma
City filed with the county clerk applications
for saloon licenses. Protests were fifed a
gainst them, and the cases were set dow
for hearing on Monday, July 2, before the
boari of county commissioners.
Two of the board met that morning be
tween 6 and 7 o'clock, Mr Overholser being
sick, and .struck out all the remonstrances
and ordered licenses Issued to each of the
applicant*. The protestatants at on*
brougnt mandamus proceedings in the dis
trict court against the board to compel
them to cancel the licenses and order a hear
lng on the protest against their lssurence
The matter come ap in the district eourj
before Judge Burwell Saturday. The twelva
1 censes were all united in one petition, and
the court ordered that there should b<
twelve seperate petitions fled, which wai
done by the remonstrants. Tbe remonstrance
against the licenses to J. 0. Sldekum was
put on trial.
The district court held the proceeding of
the county commissioners te be void and
that Mr. Sidekum's license was void.
Walter Brown has another buss wh ch
being ove hauled at tfle Model Carriage
Worfcg.
Will Parker returned Tuesday morning
rom Abilene, Kansas, where he spent
several days.
Judge McAtee has been ln Day county and
acting as court ln a proposition to refund
some bonds-
Glaze the buggF painter secured several
new Jobs on Tuesday which he will finish
in a few days.
May 26, lyOO.
No, 1 do not r in a credit store I
k; I !>ucks but if you want Gro-
ceries, Flour and Feed or any thing
I have to sel' on time until after
harvest, I frill tell you a coupon book
and take your note with security
that I can use and sell you goods at
twenty-five per cent less than you
can buy on the old credit system.
PERRY B LINCOLN.
906 boutn Broadway.
F W Mc Dcugal has the contract to
lay the stone aud brick work on the
new addition to the building being
put up by ienncdy Bros. Work will
be commenced either on Tue«dayor
Wednesday morning.
Bank of Enid
A Davis Sewing mao.ili o latest improv
ud luako u« arly new to trade for   g«n
tie hersu Call at .News Ottlee
A 'ow wtieil (arm w igoo Call on
J Went Martlet i.eei two block* west
railiod
A good co.u u i blc ;ole #1' tb )
aiy«e miuioh now d o P.* i btu
tuo Bank of t£iiii
Two new ra kd « ^ ntfor il « .iy Jo'iu
Anderaoo N • h ®iie it
HOdny M duph ,oi-i uj^gy
lor aale uear y icvt
A c nup taraanmg o
or trade, ij. ^>*rtloulara  .i   tLla
office
Gem lucu^it r to - tat* o - a   witu
Uuycu.ua capacity aod o ^->de
^aiue .te, j* He • 14 ai dr*V
At IS UWti j®c .
Oue w iring w . < a,:ou
for tw aor u a««iv ry «o je
trade Jt b .ra** *
|cour>o. Hul there are a lartfe nun
who are opp'^es to biui ami and tuts
leleineot Is very unfluentlal In all
| communities,
Mr./. T. Roper to oil fileiil of
Islierlfl Poller froiu >1 ssourl came
here recntly Ui visit bis brother in'
law J. I' lull of l111^ countv. Mr.
Roper was in III health alien he
[camcbul lie lias 'mpr-v^l U> sUC.b an
t-jtent a <l lines ihe ennt-y so wh I
ilia' lie iii.uks li ■  n loe.ita aiuoiij!
. lie n.ipeirs to a pleasant
|K nllem ;iai i  b;d hiiu welcome.
T n av 8 N - s; Tint Kay County
wil a'l ihe woiid Hi's year In III
product i..a of wheat will notbedis
imied 1 here is a lame acreage and
le av, yl 'ds. One farm northwest ol
nere report 47 bushels per acre while
dray w -won I ^ bushels per acre this year is a com-
Io ca. I or m„D vccurence. Kerlev Bnw. w stof
A wcu ia naud   'da fouu Uu I if sal.
good  . D w; . all Ht o« f.ianaacy,
Tie ai way 3ro uer. javj iu ux.ra
pair ' ir.uOAii.e eiJD.er ecale. mat
Can i). uou„iu cieap,
T.\ j btcfcieo for saie, a ladies blotci
And who otbor a t.-eutldmau'i wlmi. Cat
on H- T Williams oj Quailty Hill.
Af.ne m< ckiur bird and cage for aalt
See Mrs n H Harvey east of brick mil
ChH . Stterer baa a good fr«mrbt trs
aud on u«li w.igju for aaie ai
A UEAT BABGAIN
We have ror aale a ocm^xeie lureablog
outfit for |850
15 horse ipowar Gaiaer Gugme with
sntole 3a6«NtObol4 A Sbepheid tte^ea
tor wind blowt-r, weigbu. «ud ae f
leedjr complete
Barwtlt and Burwell
li HERR0N.
pomp* ■ drive wells
inu wind mills.
Kepulrmtf worx a ipecially plimb
.eg and tas .titling,
„l'0M*lC4rd. Ul,e«U!li.Bi, 
town threshed oyer 45,000 bushels
from 140 acres. Kay county, Olciaho-
tui, will be known ver ihe world for
b;r production of wheat net only ln
quantity but quality.
BEWARE OF BUTTERMILK
Guthrie O. T. July 7--Miss Rodman
the daughter of a diarymau living
near Gutnrie has been putsoned from
drinking buttermilk. Tnediaryman
thinks that tile poison is from some
weed tbe cow ste.
PUCHFORK TISK KILLED 111 SI
Guthrie O. T. July ti—The Kiel
Press has the follow inn account of
a t-rrlble accident; About 3 o'clock
la:,t Friday while Meyer was thresh
Inngralo out of the suck, something
went wrfmg with the macnine. AI)
hands come In from the Held and
were sitting around. Louis ll ugh,
an ludusterouslD year old young man
was on the water tank lie either
fell or Jumped to the ground and
struck oue tine of pitchfork through
bis beau Just above the left eye, lie
never regained conacioisnem aDd died
four hours later. He lived flfteen
miles west of Kiel where lie was buried
io the iUjaV cteeMry.
STAND BY YOUR TOWN.
The man who wont stand by hi;
town ought to pull his freight and
lind some other place lor a home.
The Daily News has always advised
peace and harmony to build up and
improve, to cducate and elevate.
We advise brick buildings and brick
school houses anl public improve
menu of all kinds.
But every taue citizen will always
favor tb« greali st (J«>d to the great-
est number, rul- is true government
by the people.
vote the Piano to the High School
A II Kced desires to purchase a
good Jersey milk oow
A rare bargain In a business lut laelog
jbe square. SeeUannon and Doubling.
John S Pryoa the plasleror will do al
city aoJ uuntrj work at reasonable prices.
Sadisfacllen guaranteed.
A three room bouse for sale witli
feel front good well, stable tor four horses,
ail tenctd and tbe best man ln Knld for a
neighbor and all lor J3a&. See News office.
The Muntezama Hotel d eslrea to employ
dining room girl ai tbe present time.
High Uradtf cigars at Rultman's. Don't
forget to call al Kullman's.
The Hunter Reality sold last Iweek tbe
Eliza Cam jbell farm six miles east Io N"
poleon Peard lor I2UU0,
Robert Orosswhlte, of Topeka, arrived ln
Enid Friday and will be the bookkeeper
HcCbrlsty * Trease mill.
Mrs' J. D. Bennett and her daughters
Missus Pearl and Myrtle left recently for
joe, Missouri, to visit relatives.
IfOnenl Walter Browns hacks got mired ln
ihe water works trenches one da) last w
and was laid up for repairs several days.
Mr Reed, ol Kansas City has rented
room formerly occupied by tbe German
Pharmacy and will open a stock ot groceries
The West Side will bava three stacks
groceries or two ln the Empire Blook a:
one ln the other handsome tirlek building
George Knox, of Lahoma was ln Enid
dav and proved up on his cl 'im wbicta Is I
north west ot section SI, Hobart township.
Miss Buela Holland spent the fourth in
Wellington, Kansas, and fron Ihere went
to Henuessey where she Is visiting her
sister.
R. W. Harvey arrived In Enid last week
and Is the guest ot his daughter Mrs. O. C.
Woltord and granddaughter Miss Eva
llarvey.
„Wi
fisifc Market.
 . 80 (9 US
 t«
 22® 2o
;;; 4.10 ®
' , . ' * 300. G* 4,00
For KaLsah City and Chicago mar-
kets see second paue.  
Wheat.
Oats...
Corn...
Hogs..
Cattle
The men digging tbe water works trench-
es certainly have a warm time.
McClane4 Reed sold another line piano
Monday which was shipped to Augusta.
The next great attraction In K 1 Id will be
the Garfield count / Fair from Gugustl4to
17
\ the concre e paying
will excell any other
The brick layers on the Masons building
are making rapid time in putting up the
walls.
The first sewer put down In Enid is being
laid beneath the alley of block nine and
thirteen,
Herman Grell say
he Is putting down
job In Enid.
The Allen lightning rod wagons left Enid
early this week to take orders for rods In all
parta or Oklahoma.
A lady of Jonesville who was actively en
gaged la*t Week putting up ffuit said she
jars cheapei at the Racket than any other
place ia Enid.
W. 1>. Lee 4 Son have removed then real
estate office to the Empire Rlock on the
west side of publi • square and will be
found anxous to furnish tlrst class bar-
gains.
Wm Day arrived in Enid Wednesday
morning to look after his property Interests
In thlb city. He reports that bis family are
all well and Mrs. Lvdia Markland is now
staying at Wichita.
There are already seven applicants for
the position of marshal and about as many
more who are willing to accept the office.
These candidates are Mllt Raieey, C. L.
Dawson. Al Thrasher, Dave Wood, John
Williams and William Nieman.
One day recently Bob Mallain was lament'
lng how difficult it was to secure labor
where a man could earn an honest dollar
8 J Roberts the stock man offered him one
dollar if he would wade in the gutter for
one house at the sids of tbe Elliott bulldin g
He accepted the wager and for  ne hour
furnished amusement for a large crowd of
by-stander.
RANK REMOVAL,
•The removal of th'« First National Bank
of Enid to the west side of the square will
occur about July 1.
It will then occupy its new,building on
the corner. The Rank extends to Its friends
■and customers a hearty invitation to vi6it It
In its new quarters, and open up buslnes
relations with the institution:
The stock holders of this Bank are all
h me men. What is made by them will be
vxpeuded ln building up Garfield Couuty.
Deposits received and money always on
hand to loan at reasonable rates, on approve
ed security.
Remember lhl9 is the only National Bank
ln Garfield County. It is managed by the
following officers:
John Murphy President.
W. W. Hag'^n Vice President.
j.A.Murp). Cashier.
These gentlemen .will always extend to
who ever may call a cordial welcome.
ROCK IST.AND trains
c South Bound
No 1 Night train 10.25 p. tu
No 3 Morning traiu 10:20 a. in
No 31 Local frieght 11:20 a. m.
Nouth Bound
No2 Morning train  6:00a. m
.so 4 Evening train  5:28 p. m
No 32 Local freight 2:22 p. ra
ENID AND TONKAWA LINE
Leave Enid  9;o0 a. id
Arrive at Rilllngs 11 :o0 p. tn
Leave 3illings  2:15 P m
Arrive at Enid.,.. 4:40 p. m
L A Faubron sells barbecued meat and
gassoilne.
Highest prices paid for hogs and hides at
Perry B Llncold's store on Broadway.
Dr. J. B. Humphrey, homeopatic physiclat
and surgeon.) .Office at south-west, cornoi
square Enid.
Perry Lincoln is theagrnt iH Erl'l for the
North Knld flour. If you wish the brands
manifactured thwre call at Lincolns.
Mrs William Hayes Is prepared to weav*
carpets at her home east of th* track.
Ladies who wish a good Job of carpet weavj
ing should give her a call.
The Rex Hotel buss line w II carry passen
gers to and from the depot fro«" all parts
of lhe city, at the usual prices. Call up phone
and ait calls will be answered promptly.
MAPS OF ENID.
Gannon 4 Gouldinghave for sale maps of
the City of Enid complete with ail addition?
for one dollar.
Barred Plymouth liock 25 cts
per setting cf 15. Mrs J A Alexandei
second block ea t of M E ctiurcti.
The office of the Echo is in tue Daily Newt
building on North Boundary street.
For first class carriage painting go to
Glaze at the Model carriage works. Corner
Monroe and Eight.
Scarcely a day passes but three or foui
men Inlwrni the Nkws editor of xales made
through advertising ln tbe News.
The Kingfisher ladies rebort that Tackett
rfrot hers photographs are superior to any
made ln Kingfisher. They all recognize the
superior merit of Enid firms.
Tht National Hotel has been cleaned ln
«ry department by the land lady Mrs.
M.Rowland who desires the public to
understand She will make a speciality of
fine meals and clean beds.
J.D.King returned Monday night fiom
Kan a« City havingsp nt several days there
visiting old friend* aud attending the Bryan
convention. ■ ■
W. Parsons will leave about September 1
for Washington State. He will rent his
farm which ll *s three miles nortu and three
east of Kremlin.
Mrs Emma Johnson, of Ashland, Kanas
Is the gu-st of her s 8t* r Mrs. A. 8. McKav
wqo resides t the north west end of Ken-
Mood boulevard.
Ed Alexander purchased last week from
W. K. Moore ihe lot and bulldtngs located
on the south side of the square just west of
Montezuma Hotel.
Joe Trent represents the firm of Dlehl 4
Trent of Wichita, Kansas, was ln Enid Wed-
nesday selling lumber and says business Is
good in Oklahoma.
Mr. W. B. Palmer and wife, returned Sat-
urday night fr«ui a tri • to Kelthvllle. Misgo-
u i, where they were visiting their daughter
Mrs. J. D. Cunningham.
CRKDIT GILT EDGED
One of our loan brokers J. J. McLean
says thai this company has betwee1!  even
and eight hundred thousand dollars placed
ob farm loans inOklnhoina. Of the Interest
of this vast sum due June I st every dollar
was paid before the close of the month.
The Electric Light Office has been re-
moved to the re«idence of Mr William
Mckee No. 1130 west Main Street, phone
number 65.
Curtis Mangels Is a practical engineer de
slre  a position to run a steam engine dur
ing the threshing season. Address Ou tis
Mangels, Wild wood Oklahoma, care of E E
orunner or call at News office or Farmers
Hotel in Enid.
A hand made baggy for sale for $40 at the
model carrage establishment on Monroe
street.
SEE BAKKK
If you wisli to buy a uouse uid lot
jail ou Baker.
If you wish to sell a house and hit
see Laker.
Do >ou want a claim Baker has it.
I* it deeded land yon want then
Baker is youi man.
l> )ou want to rent u hou*e Baker
caugeiyou one.
There U no use bleeping on the sidt
*aU ir you me able to walk to Baker's
irtlce
Have .you property.,for sale-list it
With Baker and it gees.
B ik r h ii it, inj ifyou want it,'set
Baker and get it.
Haki r will load you taoney on• chat
ll; :>e£arUy a>i j.eev an ty or Lt • fe-
int)
Call phone 33 au^.«
and feed
trier yoar cut*
Mrs. J. E. Ba*  n arrived in Knld, July 2
to visit her hu band Dr. Bacon who resides
two miles west of Enid on the farm formeily w
owned by Buel' T. Thompson.
A rattlesnake bit a Hennessey girl ane
dav last week and the snake died from the
result of the bite in less than an hour bu'
the Hennessey girl still living.
Wauted.—Six Bands to work
biick yard. J w Chaney
The Brittan Si9ters will
close out their entire
took af millinery at coat
within tho next two
weeks.
F M Miller will bleach straw hats for
ladies and tentlemen at 25 to 50 cents each
That portion of the west side, south of lhe
Hotel Rex Is to be built up with a two story
brick.
The stone for the step of Ihe Frantx hotel
was unload on Tuesday . It is four by eight
feet ln extent und about one f<x>t thick and
Is the largest stone ever shipped to Knld.
The Amos Vaoghn place three and one
half miles from Kremlin has been sold to
Mrs Kate Lloyd of Nebraska. This sale
was made by lhe Hunter Realty Company,
Charley Hunter has Just Issued a fine pla n
man ot tue Gillespie addition 1)Ing norm
of ken*i<*l. This map was painted at thd
Sur - Eagle office and is a credit to the
printer,
The millers say that the wheat oomlng in
now I-cleaner, heavier, the berries harder
and better filled than any they have ever
wen. Tbi pr dongrd tot spell during
harvest is 1-rgely responsible.
The >ellowg who think that thwre is much
exaggeration about tbe wheat crop should
interview Will Shields of Banner lowoshlp
UartMd county, who has marketed l,7uu
bushels from 56 acree, and the average was
IA large stock of the latest style or i
of all kinds Jnst received at Tacsei Bi
Photograph gallery
A carload of fruit J-rs at the Racket. La-
dles of Enln cannot afford not to put up fruit
when they can buy jars so cheap at the
Racket.
All those whe desire first class eloanlrg
and dying should eall within the next tw
weeks at F Miller's on the west side
Wllimts tailor shop.
one thousand bargains lor sale at the E
chang restaurant For tbe next th rty day
we shall gelv 21 me Is worth $7 for only
(brae dollars In order to accommodate the
grand rush of harvest hands.
Buell T. T lompson prop et.,r u' the Rack
et store received on Wednesday morning an
entire e rload of Masons fruit J irs from
Nunele. Indiana This is the large*! slily-
ment of fruit Jars ever ree  lved by an Knld
merchant.
PITCH FORK ML SIC
r If you go and hear Ogllvle sing that song
which appears In his add this week it will
make you foel like buying   pitch fork and
buggy whip from him. Now try It,
Keep the peace, build up Knld vote the
If you wish fiue photograph call at the
gallery of Minnie Pfelfer on soui h secotid
street. She is prepared to take photographs
and views ana finisu these in the latest ap-
proved styles at tbe lowest market rates.
Dr.Hughes a practical veterinary surgeon
formerly of Quincy Illinois, is no*v in charge
of the feed barn formerly owned hy J.T.
Halght. He Is prepared to trean all disease?
" horses and guarantees satisfaction, No
cure, no pay.
Parties wishing to take the early or late
train from the Enid depot will find it con-
venient to stop at tne South Eldw Rotel just
one blocK from depot, special pains tak n
to gjve satlsfabtion and sratle room with
out extra charge.
F M Miller the practical clothes cleane
returued to Enid on Thursday night and will
be found at his old stand on the tho west "*
side of th square with JT Wilmos. Those
ho desire a first class Job of cleaning and
dying should give him their work.
Tiie Williams Brothers pop is made out of
distilled water and Is chemically pure. It is
- harmless beverage that is Invigorating
lthout being intoxicating.
Dr. R. A. Feild has moved to the west side
square and will be found ln the rooms
formaly occupied by Dr. Weigh
Call at theS. E. Corner of tbe square and
seeourlineof Crockery, crocks, jars jugs
and fruit jars. Randals 4 Grubb.
Gannon 4 Goulding have seventy five
feet facing on Monroe street within one
block and a half of the square.
The Enid Lam ber Company has the ei-
•luslve agency for Knld and Garfield countv
of the little Gem Do r Checks. This lit/ e
unique and handy little contrivance vJJ'
keep adooi open any place on tbe ot#atu 
circle on which it moves.
The door can be keDt open and the wind
will not shnt it, and the fonce will not be
suflcently strong enough to pnsh It open
any.
This Gem door check Is for sale for seven-
ty five cents and will save for some, that a-
mount of money which would be expended
for glass in me panels of doors.
Mrs. It. N. Wier desires to sell her reslden
ce on south Grand Avenue, six rooms and
two halls. Call and inspect property-  
Mrs. Samual Roberts has a second hand
lumber wagon to sell fur $15.
W. B. Johnston brought in the first new
wheat to Euid, it tested sixty pounds and
brought 63 cents a b ishel.
c. M Forsa e, Uolted States marsh eli of
ew Mexico and the brothea of Senator
Forsake, Is > ilting ln Pawnee.
Leslie Nlblack has a new one against
Roosvelt. He accuses the Rough Rider CoU
onel of being his own iconoclast.
Msr. Charles Sherer lias a baby buiwv f .
sale far $ti.o0. or
CLAIM FOR SALE.
The N W of Sec. 11, Township 20, R# 3
90 aeresln cultivation <0 in grass 3 '
fence, two room houso, two go«J ,/
sss f,fr
bus bell to the acre and tested puundi. Piano to tbe High School.
' .Aug. 1st 19- ju. lnqulr,
THKKIJJWA AND COMAJJCHE OPENING
fine (arm "PP^'lunlty to secure a
I1UJ larui,\ ..uable tow n |0ts, orarlcb mla
M L ru,^3BVieW rdm"11 Morgan,*
Manual (nearlj 2uu pag s) will contain the
acUf emigre*, „poni k, this reservation. A
complete guide lor settlers; valuable to law
yers. Soon ready for delivery. Single copy;
ll.lbper dozen; ft.Go per half dozen. All
w ho purchase before July 15th, will be ore-
tri"11* irt1"1 fli?e m£UuiuI ""'I' > ' the cian-
"errj^oL Moeuan, Und Atty.,
Dan Harding has decided to put anew
1-lyar on tbe market lo be called by a new
ttril'miin lwhTl" b° a"noun''eJ later. The
wlU lUe °°rrect name
tfci,el>e a box ol cigars as a present.
Joe Fltzpatrie Is ^arranglug lo make ad-
ditional improvements al Ins t,...| varii
liorlh ol the norlh west corner of the public
square. He promises to give salislaction.
aud Invites farmers lo call, and promises a*
^ijuare meal for the animal aud n >i to talk
tne owner lo death.
Some opposition-lmi'bk'fl-ievi'loped In
Knld IO me prop sitUm to build . new
briu school bouse. Of course they a-e
.han"K™^ UIUl k,lWIOrs KnlJ
J, L. Cropper relurniHl on Saturlay morn-
ng from keithsviHy, Missouri, where h" has
been staying about two Week. Ho win re-
main iu Kind for lb ree months befor*
moving lo bis new home mMtawurl!
trank M. Ross has resigned bin position
ai manager of the Wichliu Branch of the
Piano Manufacturing Company and has re-
moTtHi uis family u, Unla in order to uke
I1 '
DE. S. E. KNIGHT.
I'liyNifijiii ami Surgeon
specialty.
"DUoasoa of Wemenn
Ofllce over Gem I'liiiraiacy.
rolepl)ODe,.Nu 'Hi
Olclalio*