The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, September 24, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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ORLANDO, OKU. CLIPPER
THE ORLANDO CLIPPER
W. L. Lantek, Editor.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24, 1915.
tf at>lUli«<l weekly .Subscription *1.00 per ye»r
Single copy Scents.
had to answer to a charge of per-
jury a few times.
sniKds^assssaw'as
Chnrcb notices, free, except wU„ie a clinrgc
li marie, teen * cents a line. Just the sains as
#i her business matter.
A wit know* when to keep still -
A taxpayer think* he has the
fight to be a knocker.
In the game at the Dardanellea
a strait boato three kings.
To teach a gaod doctrine is well.
To do do a good deed ib better.
Beware of the tongue that is a
oelf*»tartcr and hao ao muffler.
i, There are other animals that
IBtke a noise like a donkey—jus
think, of one of our ex pre ident«.
One of the easiest thing* to do
is to make a child happy—also the
b ’«t. For the one who does so is
twice blest
n ----y m usswyn
So »• people have very retent*
l/« memories. They know things
» *out others the others wish they
hid forgotten.
In a political sense a leader is a
ftiau who has his power delegated
tj him by bis constituents and us-
es it wisely, while a *“b<m< ’
wredchea hie power from the jvrt-
p e without the consent of the
mas*#* and then misuses it*
Perhaps the most wonderful as
Well as the most powerful geyser
§rer known is the Waimangu near
Rortoua, New Zeland. This gey-
ser has been known to throw a
Cilwnn of black mud and water to
i heigbth of 1500 feel, but ha*
We see little or nothing in the
attitude of foreign nations that
indicate* any danger to the United
States of an invasion that the jin-
goes harp ao much about, so con-
clude that it ia only a personal
interest in the sale and building
a large armament and munitions
of- war. We also eo .elude that
none of them will be found in the
langer zon<, in case of war.
A better understanding of the
rules ot health and their observ-
ance will add immearsubly to a
paople’* strength by decreasing
infant mortality and by increas-
ing tho efficiency of the individu-
al. Health makes for clean bod-
ies, minds and molality. Disease
saps vitality and a weakened vi-
tality reduces onew power of re-
sistance to moral as well as phys
ical evils.
W. W. Haller was on the sick
list the latter part of last week
And the tirst of this,
FOR SALE—One extra good
milk cow, 7 years old Write or
phone 1100, A R Sollenherger.
dim Ralston left on 17 Mondi y
forenoon to ngain take up Inn
•tndien at Norman.
Mrs George D. Miwhertm was
a passeuger for Mulball Friday
evening on a visit to her sister
Quite a shower of rain fell here
sunday afternoon aud another
mud ruin Sunday night, both to
.ether measuring two iutbdo.
The ball game at Coyle betwee i
Coyle and OrlauJo resulted in
i score of 1 to 1 at the end of tile
-lib inning when nun stopped the
gime.
Try a sack of D. B. dour ui
O. C- Mueller’s.
A letter to this office from Mr.
A d Mis. Ferry Spennv reports
th ur pi rent addi t*s as New berg,
Oregon, and that they n;e enjoj
ffmauMt quiet for the past elmcn l,,r good health and tine weather.
years until just, recently. .........
Joe Campbell who is again at
lnwne spent Saturday in Orlando
Take your Butter, Eggs and
Poultry to C. C. Mueller. High
market price in cash or trade.
The tirst contribution to what
is SOW known as the ‘‘Conscience
Fund” reached the government at
Washington in ltill and cor*
tained |5 with the single word
“stolen" and was signed “Cm*
# denee.” To date 1450,000 have
keen credited to this fund, raoing
in eums from one cent to 119,000.
Toia fua 1 took it# name from the
lignature of the tirst donator to it,
It meins the state hoard of
•q laliflation is having a hard time
lo adjust the tax rolls for taxation
On account of the poor memory oi
Id many public service corpora-
tions for severt.1 years forgetting
low much taxable property they
bwned. It is quite probable their
memories eonld tie improved to
fupe extent if a number of them
? -a
Wh*n Thing* Fad*.
A (lewder comes for the puft»0Se <51
•estorlng faded color to thin fabric*
without dyeing them. It is sold in
little pasteboard boxe* In all the light
color*—lavender, pink, blue, ecru and
other p**telle shade*. After you have
washed the faded fabric until It la
clean, you sprinkle acme of thla pow^
der In the rinsing water and rins*
the fabric until It ha* absorbed
enough of the color. Of course, th*
powder Itaa to be used each time the
fnbrle 1* washed, nut It la much ea*.
let aud more satisfactory than a dye(
that mtiat be boiled lh, for »otne things
Crspe da chin* itttdrrwoar, for In-
stance, or negligee of a fragile aort,
or flimsy blouses can be wonderfully
freshened and brightened with this
coloring powder,
Dr. Wm. M3NDY,
Chiropractor
He Removes the Cause of all Diseases and Nature Cures
a trouble of the ear, as deafness, the eye, nose and throat,
‘‘Catarrh;’’ also of the stomach, "Indigestion;” liver, "Gall-
stones;” bowels, "Constipation;” kidneys, bladder, ovarian, uterian and
all kinds of female troubles, Appendicitis, Typhoid Fever. Pneumonia,
Rheumatism and Gout.
Don’f suffer and die beranse medicine will not eure you; see ihis
man who has given lieahli, youth and vigor to thouaands who had given
up in dispair
ItiOflflndo Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
F. L. HUNT
Fresh and Balt Meats. Highest Trice for Hides
CASH BUYERjOF PRODUCE
Everything In the Meat line.
PHONE 20
ORLANDO,£ OKIA
There Is more Catarrh In this srrtlnn of
th* roUntry than all other diseases. put
Wgethef. and until the last feu- years
Was Supposed to be lfu-nrahle. For a
great many years doctors pronounced il a
local disease and prescribed local reme-
dies, and by constantly failing to eure
With local treatment, pronounced It Incur-
able. Science ha* proven Calurrh lo be n
conatltutlonal disease, and therefore re-
quires constitutional treathv-nt. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by l-\ .1.
Chetiev * Co,, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only
CoriKUutlonal cure r>tl the market. It Is
t*k«n Internally, It nets directly on the
Maori ahd mucous stiffness of the system.
They offer otte hundred dollar* for mi.v
easy it fail* to rule. Pend for circular*
fehtf *e*«Wtlttla!», _ •
AdureMi f. 3, rtttsRB* t m, Toledo, o
(ibid by brilaalsls, is*. ' • '
Take H«ll'» ttUriliy J’111* tVV *"iti*ltpaih*n
WAN rFD—Tn sell ut’ trade »
Kimball pinnoi Miss E lith Hu”.
Mrs. T. M. H >u-h rpturn^rl the
tifKt nf the wflfili fbitri ti fkw (lavs
trip to Ford) Blits and Kp<1 'Hock.
Mis« Nfinnio ftncnx and two en-
ters, \V. A Short and several o’ti-
ers whose names we did not lonr <
were passengers for Gilt brio 8* *
•ifJay forenoor,
AGAIN OPEN
l'he Purvis Studio will he open
for business Thursday, Friday ami
Srturdny this week and the
and JOrh. next week l want to
dose out all' my tdulf »nd will
make you cut prices on all pic-
iiros and folders. Come in and be
“rthot'’while i am here hnd giv-
ing alt prices.
lliy Purvi*, The Photographer.
D. V Meagher was taken quite
suddenly «nd severely sick Wed-
nesday)
Lovora of good music are miss
ing some rare treats if they fail to
attend the picture ahow and hear
Bowen’s family band, the young
eat band in the United States to
play high-class music, one mem
b*r of which is not yet tiva years
of age.
Mote rain ngain Wednesday
night. The weather has been so
cool that a tire fait pleasant, but
ji did not frost,
INSURE
In the Comps*
pany of certain
bility to meet heavy conllsgrailon
'onses at any ttme in New York, lloe-
ton Philadelphia, Etc.
The ample funds THE CONTI
NENTAf. possesses to meet such an
emergency Will be a decided relief to
a property owner when he looks ovar
his policies aud finds he in the Conf'a*
g ration Proof CON TIN EN IAL.
0. L. MEAGHER,
Phone 14, Agent.
Tired!
.i f ’
Ar* yen (ired f Vue is** f
It e—..rytkiff* you <lo Oft OffortP Nol
it U out l»*ift«*», Yftii nr* 111, Von*
■riUm heed* a InaUi Voftf Stofliaall,
(Mkiti «*d f.lvaV ftrari atirvlo*
Nothin* will 4o thl* be«*a* (K*ft
Electric
Bitters
1 SOa. and SI .00 All D»u<iitr«
Doctor T. L. Sharp
Physician and Surgeon ,j
Phofl£ No, 6
OfhcC Atid htuhlouce
Orlando, Oklo
ftalrii
There are so many things worn*
than rain that wb refuse to fret about
it. if wo had the toothache every
other dny for two months straight we
might growl; If an amateur cornetlst
lived next door and practiced regular*
ly we should complain; if bills wer#
sent in once a week instead of oncai
a month, If bore* never went home, 1#
all friendship were mercenary and
falsa in adversity, if sickness riaUed
us oftenor and stayed longer Ihaif
healfh. If malicious people were many
and the kind few we might justifiably
bs miserable »nd remain so.
Hut so long aa no many worse thing*
that could bo don't arrive It can rain
every day if It wants to. Moat of ouf
joy Is weatherproof.
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Lanter, W. L. The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, September 24, 1915, newspaper, September 24, 1915; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc910572/m1/4/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.