El Reno Supper Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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C GOSPEL MISSION TENT.
The tent purchased by Uii* citizens of
i'.l 1! no and vicinity fur the puiposc
<tf opt niiej up mi umleiHininalional
_l,(!(»b|>el M isslon" un I to he conduct-
etl by Kvung list K ii. M nL th, is
now up mil equrpped with good
Scats, lights and Stoves; mid is very
comfortable ipeirli r.s f >r the winter
Meeting ha ve a In id
fnon-nslng in ini", .--l
Service is condui-tod
*h\>ti(,7:17 |' in ami meeting
III- Cl s i,l I tie t nt at 7 dill
REDUCED RATES
THE DUX $3 50.
Live Stock Association.
Manufactured es|>ecial!.y for us.
To Chicago for the International «*r,‘ bllilt >’> the best shoe-'
.makers in the East, Correct in |
j style, perfect in lit, and as to ^
their wearing «iualiti«*s wo guar-'
iintcr ct ei-.v pair to, ‘rive >s;»tisfiK--
(inn or money refunded.,
| FltlKM) iSc Bl.KVIXS.
CHOCTAW CHANGE CF TIME
(In December 1st. 2d g,|
float Kansas and Nebraska, and
December 1st anti 2d from Okla-
homa and Indian IVrritories, the
begun and are Omit Rock Island Route will sell
A short song excursion tickets to Chicago at
ii the streets rate of one fare plus *2.no for
com- round lrip, with linal return limit
each leaving ( hieagt) 1 JcecmhcrH, lftoli
| THE PEACE TG BUY.
Call at The Racket Store for bot-
tom prices on Queensware, Tin-
ware, Towels, Hosiery, Stationery
Toys and Soap Come and see ns.
115 N- ROCK ISLAND AWE.
ifyenin .'. Aii Christians iii- invited These reduced r:.S jive a pletidid
to.conn and help |i) (his ..ml savin/ opportunity for a c!im > trip to
1,1 * 011,1 all‘* ('liicago toullcnd ! tiisgt-ea! Fxposi-
tion which in interest add in the
work, and Sinners
i V- IV. I I - . fit.
CTEAT COUNCIL Or OKLA-
HOMA IMP. O. R. M.
- (111 :il Ittcoli si •(', the (i retil
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f lfecords and other great
>f th
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f the
I’eno
pur-
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jiast
(J real (kuineil <
■s will t>e ul El
1 > v. 10, for the
I* • ii’ ii. :t: ing a (>at <
eiT for Oklahoma. All the
*•' ni of (H;!:ih n;t in good
fci'un iing are cxpe-Vd t > he pres-
ent.
Huy Mrs. An din’s Wheat Food
dasily prepared, costs little and is so
do. - I you always want more. At
your grocer's
El Reno will be treated to a
feri at big rally on Mod lay night.
The friends of til a'"court house
pcopositii n will b out in lore
Those opposing if an.v there
be -should eomivout too.
I E r I H EKE HE Lb; t ’
C-i*n!inH lntii"* Rnrl imip *n nlia*;
<|n«l Urrp rc»p »lri» k' »»t W. C. KirUV
Ut» *»» r pm-lnr* on Ruegftl bthhi, rt*«r
0r Hai ms Hr s
COURT HOUSE MEETINGS.
The following court house
lyeetings have been arranged for
this week:
Thursday evening, Petty school j
house, Col. Forrest and Win
Maurer, speakers; Matthews
school house, .Judges Baldwin and
Reid, speakers; Oaks school house,
Hensley and Peeks.
Q Friday evening, at Union, Col.
Forrest and Win. Maurer, speak-
ers; Calumet, Judge Lowe and
Hensley, speakers.
Saturday evening, Yukon,
•Judge Lowe, Hensley and Reid,
,’apenkers.
. , It. 1$. Breed, Caddo county's
most enterprising settler, was in
today to say that the Studebakcr
wagon and his claim arc the best
of their kind. The main differ-
ence is the Studebakcr is on the
market; but the claim Nit!
number and cx< elk-nee of . xliil -I -
will surpass any of ii. Lin 1 ever
held. For full iuforii.ali-ou cous.dt
nearest Rock bland ticket agent,
or add res <.
E. W. Thompson-,
A st. Gen'l Pass. Vgt.jTapeki Ivt
() l ttnd ftt •*» Ft-pl. 2fli ll»- ('• ff H A
ti iil.c. lining w II it-..\ t i*- Kl ilbiio
rii ms s:
* ruin N » «m •• b<nni»*. *<; 15 i) in.
1 nun \*i. 4. H-i*M»oun , <. iii
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I EXPECT.____
' »* mi «iv now it e r Is and avenuu store by
TWftNKSr,iv/|NG HAY
» i ■» « 9m. ^ r.i 1.
I ■ i -. iii - mi u.y ' i lends wid tiinl me at n'rl s'Hiiii, corner Hick-
I r I av one it. .1 bussed st.
The
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riib
TH Z DUX.
i ".•! ,.o shoe on
Fi;;:m> (it Bi.kvins.
UNDERWEAR.
kind you want at
Tin
prices. Buy a suit of our war-.will bo held
(thorns Choir practice an-
il for Friday evening nt the
I .tade. ul .Mrs ili-.ielmimn. Iris been
j called oil* on acolint. of the Itnston
l’ignt Oivln sii-M KiitiTlnimin-nf, and il
ROY JON RS.
Chicago Millinery
g‘Din0 to move to first
Presbyter!-:
nulled All Wool underwear, $2.00. 0hUreh Saturday i veiling Inst. ad.
THE PROGRESS. ’’
F
i-i G E A 3 L J U GT i
>r lids season of tin
.'list right, and served nicCy'.
.Just right, ami served Irii. Tomato
IHT
y ear.
'Or'- ** J
'aas-v
Mrs. G. P. Wattson,
Is
door boutli of the First
-National hank about the
2 th of Nov* mber. . Ke-
cuc cl i3iices on all trim-
med hats until we move.
Ei Rem
III! A i X-i’oon NONSENSE.
late. Try a imp of hot, Yigoral,
Armour's Finest. Th Re line
drinks served at Jackson llr >s.
Ft. C. MORRO V
fJouslty Store
Another ridiculous food fud hus
been bi Jiuded hy i h*‘ most competent
Hutliorilicx. They have ilisptllcd
the silly notion that on« kind of food
is needt tl for brain, another for :niu-
. , sedes, and stdl another for bones.. A
I) million, ( elery houilit-n, Hotd corn ct diet will not only nourish a
T. .i,.('!lirken broth, Cocoa, ( hoeo- I P-’in ieuiar pan of the body, bul il
will sustain.. v.i i-y utlior part. >i t.
however good y our food may lie, its
nut mn. nr is destroyed- by indiges-
tion or dyspepsia. You must, prep ire
for their app. a i- ince or pievent i heii
coining by taking regular doses of
Green’s August Flower, the favoriti
medicine of the healthy millions
A few (loess aids digestion, gtiinu
lates the liver to healthy’ action,
purifies the blood and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can
g. I I)r ii. (i. Gu ru's reliable re-
medies at (’. K. Miller’s
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Gospel meeting tonight at the.
Christian church. All
vited.
I) Y LOiiDS, a.OTHING.
Mjts, Furnisiings, Notions,
Tinware, G aniteware,
Queensware.
Wall Paper, Window Shades.
T1IE BEST DENTISTRY
at the lowest prices. 'Fry me.
All cement fillings, 25c.
Silver fillings, 50c and up.
Other work in proportion.
Hit. C. S. Mtt.i.Kit,
I lentist.
On corner south of 1’. O.
ITHE QUAKERlREMEDIES
I am sole agent for sale of these
remedies at El Reno, and keep
good stock always on hand. Can
be hud at Pedesson's Shoe Shop,
or No. 200 N. Grand avo.
J. J. KltAl TI.Y.
F. A. Base, architect, who has
the supervisory work of the
! Sehlit/. building contracts in Okht-
k. L. liiee died last night at his homa, is at Anadarko today ex-
resideneo on N. Choctaw avenue, umining the cold storage building
from diphtheritic effects. The de- just erected by Contractor K.
ceased was 45 years of age, a car- Mueller.
4»entcr and contractor, and leaves
a wife {Councilman Dowell's sis-
ter) and four children. Funeral
tomorrow, at 2 o'clock from house.
Tbe Bell la now tupkiieil. witb an ex
CPlIent sssortment of latest, stile type,
4tul ihe ofliCe is itmklng a specially of
4nu blank work a ul legal briefs,
•Hillers Dru? Sore.
purity in Drugs *nd Accuracy
in Compounding.
1T7RKTY GUARANTEED,
To be healthy, drink soda
water made from pure distilled
water. Schafer Bottling Works.
Notice the brand blown in bottle.
Pkoaa 155.
If you need the best in the
drug line you'll find it at
Miller’s Dm? Store.
WOMEN AND JEWELS.
Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that
is ttie order of a woman’s preferences.
Jewels form a magnet of mighty
p wer to the average woman. Even
that greatest of all jewels, health, is
often ruined in the strenuous efforts
to make or save the money to pur-
chase them. If a woman will risk
her health to get a coveted gem, then
let her fortify herself against the tn-
siduous consequences of coughs,
colds and bronchial affections by
the regular use of Dr. Hoschee's
German Syrup. It will promptly
arrest consumption in itseai ly stages
and heal the affected lungs and
bronchial tubes and drive the dread
disease from the system. It is not a
cure-all, but. it is a certain cure for
coughs, colds and all bronchial
troubles. You can get Dr. G. G.
Green’s reliable remedies nt C. K.
Miller’s.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
&
SSLS. FULLER
--in f-
FULLER’S
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Bargain Store
----IN EL RENO----
: D1
are
HOUSE CLEANING, ETC.
House and carpet cleaning, and
carpets put down in satisfactory
manner. All work guaranteed.
Orders left at Bell office will be
promptly attended to.
Respectfully,
David Hill.
'\Y
GOODS, HA'IS, SHOES
Notions and Indian Goods.
At FULLRR &
I2J Nonli Bickf. rd Aveuut, Across tr.uu Korfoot H itel
FULLERS
CLOSING OUT
Sals of
Everything
Regardless
of Actual
Cost.
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....AGENCY FOR.... |
PALACt LAUNDRY
ij 116 CHOCTAW AVE.
Paskels liave hue Mondaysand Wednes- b
| days, ccmirg back Wednesdays and
Friday^,
| FIRST ( LASS WORK GUARANTEED
Lace Curtairs and Fine Woolen Goods a Specialty.
G d PFRRY. |
iXiX&a x«»x-
CONTEN” MENT IS
BETTER THAN RICHES."
Fit mn is so cotietiluiee— his still
si Diet il iliv* sninml in him—that
• ei ieri ment cei ends ret h Itple upon
b e foi d Te tn- ke a man thurougbly
rnsst'shtil wi'h ids i*e and lot. give
I m liitd mute frrm n i nldy or ill
i li p/red flour. Wiite '‘contPntlrent,•
di his fsci by bsltii g only “Kl Reno's
F*m" flier Always pure sod made
with care flora the best wheat.
EL Reno Mill & Elevator Co
J. W. MCCOOL.
118 N. BICKFORD - EL RENO
S. FREED,
Manager of the New Turk cleaning
shoo at 20H So. Rock I land ave , con-
ducts one of the best rpptiiiog, eleau-
log and pressing shops in Kl Reno.
Garments handled by him lo^k j ist
like new.
n
u
lend
Miller & Gazin
Where will you go for the Best
FURNITURE, at lowest Prices?
That’s Easy. Go to the Establishment
?G. EL PERRY.
ti° southoBickfor-d-avaj FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING
ARCHITECTS.
GRAIN AND STOCKS.
May wheat closed today 75.8
May wheat cloned yesterday at
- 75 J.
Over Minton’s Jewelry Store j May corn elesai today at 83
Plans made on approval, and all May com cloned yesterday at
plans and specifications furnished 03s
for any style of building. i Stocks higher.
The National Live Stock exposition,
at Chicago. Nov 30-Dec. 7, 1901. An-
nusl convention National Livestock
association st Chicago Dec 3(1. For
ihe above oeoa'oos the Great Rock
Island Will m ike a rati of *25 for tbe
round trip. Tickeison sale Dec. 1 am!
2. in I urn limb Dee. B 1901
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Simpson, E. J. El Reno Supper Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1901, newspaper, November 21, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc910815/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.