El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 73, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 20, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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EL RENO EVENING BELL
Successor to
FL RENO SUPPER BELL.
E. J. Simpson, Editor & 1'kop.
Daily, per annum, mailed.,
fl.'Nl
“ six months, "
.. 2.50
II ___ II U
one
.. 50
* “ week, delivered.
10
1 month delivered.
. 25
Weseklv, per annum.......
75
“ six months........
50
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Save the ChSSdrea Here Aon A re For Some Bargains
MnBRMk . All ttomarh and bowel trouble* In child or adult ar* ^
The slot machine bu-iness will
be very likely inquired into by the
grand jury.
The American is pouring some
red hot into Hensley, and they
evidently sting. If they don’t the
mayor’s hide must be pretty
tough. _
1 he government has purchase
30,000 pounds of dried apples to
be sent to the various Indian
agencies. vThis will enable the
Indian "four hundred” to enjoy a
swell dinner.
All stomach and bowel trouble* Id child or adult ar*
due to a single cause— Indigestion.
Flux, colic, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, dysentery and
all complalntsof like nature, are the resulto'f uuu:g" »ied
foods fermenting la the stomach. The only way to
prevent fever and to cure such troubles without injury
to the membranes lining the stomach Is to restors
perfect digestion.
KODOLrLo,
Kodol Is the new diACovery which cures ail stomach
and bow# 1 troubles by removi ng the cause. This famous
remedy checks fermentation, cleans, purifies and
sweetens the stomach. Kod< 1 digests an classes of food and gives to the body
all of the nourishment, hea.th and strength It contains
.. , Ouraa Indigestion. Oyspaptla and all Stcmach Trouble*.
V*,nf ,or and iUirnach lrouble*. It hu
Oecer lUnirA herry V * U e jf* V*** “ lo°* #taodin*f CM of caurrh of the •toaectL ’-
_____* P^paredonjVhy I C DeW -t .% Co . Chirago B lb/all
•■c Mimic (Mil Care ££
For Sale by C, R. Miller.
New Papal Delegate.
Washington, Xov. 20.—Mgr.
Falconio, who has been appointed
to succeed Mgr. Martinelli as
Apostolic Delegate to the I’nited
NEW ROOMING HOUSE.
Mrs. Harris, of the Eureka
House, has leased the second-
story rooms in the I'nion Block,
•ver the Bell office and has thor-
M e have about 15 1 \ILOK SL 11 ^ t.eit we will cut the BRICE square in two in
the middle. Now these Suits are not old Box Plaits, hut are slightly out of the
present cuts, and in ord< r to turn th un into a part of the original cost we make
this offer.
M e also have about the ~ ime number of last year’s Jackets and Cloaks that will
meet the'ame fate, and i ' \ on are not stuck on style, but want VALUE here
are GEM IXE BARGAINS for you in these two items.
DON’T forget the Rugs we have on sale from the factory; they make excellent
and useful presents for Christmas.
Our MONTE CARLO'tock is increased daily by fre-h arrivals of the newer
Styles, as the factories put them out.
Our DRESS GOODS stock is complete with all the staple as well as novelty
fabrics of the year. Browns, Blacks, Blues, Green*, shot with white.
ZIBELJNES, In all Colors.
THI3& 1 Sy In Colors*
Beautiful lines of Waistings in any quality
or price desired.
"The j>eople of El Reno, ac-
cording to the gentle major,
ahould take off their hats when
crossing the Rock Iiland right of
way The people can see in the
editor of the Bell, the finest speci
man of the toad eater that ever
lired.”
The above is from the dodger
down the t treet. It seems to be
a gentle reminder of a sweet poem
published in the El Reno News
almost two years ago, entitled,
“Bellamy’s Toad,” and which
was dedicated to T. F. Hensley.
The toad still croaks.
It was through the efforts of
those who have friends and rela-
tives buried in the old section of
the cemetery that the city finally-
obtained title to the eighty acres
from the U. S. government. At
their own expense, R. R. Hickox,
Mr. Williams, J. R. Schriver, J.
II. Long and the late Mr. Gorwyn,
and the editor of the Bell, initiat-
ed the movement which finally-
culminated in title being obtained.
The efforts put forth were syste-
matic and complete. The work
accomplished was for the general
good; and the Bell now rises to
say that the old section of the
cemetery should not be slighted in
the work now contemplated to
beautify the cemetery grounds.
The city fathers are respectfully
asked to consider this matter and
give it the attention which
matter so important deserves.
ssst sysasjss
attracts the public. Come and see for yourself. : : : :
his new position. His coming is
looked forward to with no little
interest in diplomatic and official
circles. Society, however, has
nothing to expect from the new-
comer as it is not at all probable
added and the rooms fitted up in
the very best style. The apart-
ments will be run in connection
with the Eureka House, and ev-
erything will he kept in the mosti
«P to-date style. Special atten-
The Crowe Mercantile Company.
that he will grace any function of Aion given to transient roomers.
a social character with his pres-
ence. In this respect he will fol-
low closely the example of his
predecessors. Cardinal Satolli and -
Mgr. Martinelli. In fact, he is'
expected to be seen even less in i
public than his predecessors, for i
as a member of the Augustinian'
Mrs. Harris,
Proprietress.
OPERA HOUSE
A return of the Favorites. Three
Nights and Wednesday Mat-
inee, Commencing
“Lot the GOLD DUST twhts do your work.”
*V_
as a member of the Augustinian p
order he is forbidden to indulge |yI 0 fl Cl 31/, NOV* ^4 I VA
in any social recreation and is ^ ~ B \^,
bound to follow strictly the aim- KR. y . p «
pie life prescribed by the rules of V eSSle ra“el1
that order. He is expected to And c,,,"!’iln-v’ the great four-
his respects to President
pay
Startllng, but True.
“If everyone knew what a grand
medicine Dr. Klnp'» New Life Pill*
**,” writes D H. Turner, Dempsey,
town. Pa., “you'd sell all yeu have
in a day. Two weeks use has made
a new man of me.” Infallible for
constipation, stomach and liver
troubles. 2oc at C. R Miller's drug
store.
Roosevelt and probably will make U
formal calls upon the members of
the diplomatic corps representing;
Catholic countries, but here his
mingling with the official world
will cease.
But with the coming of Mgr.
Falconio the Vatican will be rep-
resented for the first time rt
Washington by an American cit-
izen, he having been naturalized
at Buffalo, N. Y-, in 1872, while
professor of classic languages at
St. Bonaventure’s College
Though born in Italy he has
passed the greater part of his
career on this side of the Atlantic
With the exception of a brief pe-
riod when he was attached to the
headquarters of his order in Italy,
he has spent his time in America.
act sensational Melodrama,
THE PLUNDER.”
sweet, pathetic und heart-
touching story. S[>ecial vau-
deville features, headed
by the World-Renown-
ed Hollingsworth
T wins.
M
A
"The Plunger’
sport.
is a dead game
This elfnater* it on erery boi of Ikt genalM
Laxative Brorao-Quinioe t*si«**
t* r*<n*4/ nm a aaM tm aa* 4a?
Prices: J5, 25, 35c. j
Seats on sale at Fitschen-Morse
Drug Store Saturday morning, j
One lady admitted free with each
paid 35c ticket, Monday night.
Matinee Offer—At the Globe
Store one ticket with each $1.00
purchase, and four tickets with
each f 10 purchase. Matinee
Wednesday at 2:30.
LOST COW.
On Monday night from the
Curtis wagon yard, one black and
white milch cow. Brand with
Bar and V.” Reward if re-
turned to the wagon yard on S.
Choctaw, or for information lead-
ing to her recovery.
More clothes are rubbed out than worn out
GOLD DUST
will spare your back and save your clothes.
Better and far more economical than soap and
other Washing Powders.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chiceeo. N«* York. Bottoa St Loua.-Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP.
r.V •
The well known Pennisular,
and the Cole-Hot Blast Heaters.
The very best at Kimmell’s.
Order your Thanksgiving tur-
keys from R. D. Jones. PI >i. 5
Luck in Thirteen.
By Rfnl ng thirteen mile* Win.
Spirey of Walton Furnace. Vt , got
a box of Bucklin's Arnica -alve,
that wholly curni a horrible fever
s Te or, his leg Nothing else could
Positive'y cures bruises felons, r
ulcers, eruption-, boils, burns, corns
and piles. Only 26c. Guaranteed I
by C. K. .Miller, druggist.
See Kerri,k for picture n 3 -’d-
ings, mats, etc. 112 So. Bickford
The Beat Prescript!#* for
Malaria.
chills and Fever is a bottle of
Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic.
No cure, aopay. Price 50c.
Something new in photography.
Picture* impressed on linen and
•ilk. Photo buttons made on
•hort notice. The linen and silk
work La something new. Examine
the work at the Simes gallery.
KANSAS CITY STAR
an*
THE WEEKLY BELL
Only On* Dollar Par Annum.
Band aubaerlgtiana te Bell
effle*.
THE
NATURAL
! ROUTE
, o. «Tg. r. r. to
MEMPHIS, THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST,
TEXAS, 010 MEXICO, CALIFORNIA AND THE WEST.
Pallna* •r*wt*|-RM*i ■•«•' $l**r*r« Tkr**|k I*
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
On All Trains.
UNIQUALKD ICHIDULII AND PINP1CT •■■VICK.
I. A laNALLY, D F. A,
Oklakaaia City. 0 T
•(«. H. Ltl, 1 M T. A.. Lltttj Rtaa. *rk.
I N. DUNCAN. T. A A.,
Oklakaai* CWy 0, T.
j MISS MONIE BOWEY, 1
L Ne. 38 Perry Street,_DETROIT. MICHIGAN. I
A COUOic at wifHrrw a art I __ a n i
A couple oi winter* Ago I
supped oq a frozen sidewalk
and fell flat oq mv back. On
being examined I found that
I hid curtained internal inju-
ries which Laid me up lot more
than two months. After that
I noticed that I had pains in
the bick and groin which I
never hid before. I doctored
end doctored for several
months but as the pAins in-
creased instead of crowing
* was no
better I decided that I was not having the
right treatment. Reading in the papers
°* the wonderful cures performed by
Vine of Cardui I wrote to one of the
parties and received a very satisfactory
reply and I immediately sent for some.
In a very short time I felt generally better
and after seven weeks faithfhl use I was
once more well and strong. I have never
had a sick hour since and I daily bless
your splendid medicine.
MONIE BOVEY.
[INE OF CARDUI it on* medi-
Wine 0i Cardui mak*s wo-
men more womanly by cur-
ing their waaknesa and mak-
ing them stronger. Wine of
Cardui cured Mist Bowey.
Asa medicine for all women
in every trying period of
their lives can you think of a
your sister, yo
>thei
----- ■ vw > M.i j vu uiiua ui *i
better medicine for ▼ourself,
our daughter
fTTTTINE OF CARDUI ia one medi-
Hr 1 elB* that thould alwayi be kept
' * I on hand in every home for im-
mediate aa when female weak-
n*M ftret maJtee ita appearance. Mie,
Bower ', painful and dangeroue accident
would not hare resultM eo leriously
had she taken Wine of Cardui promptly.
or your mother ? Can you
u b.w. think of a more acceptable
- ,"■■■ ■ I present to gire your friend
than a bottle of thie modicin* which
will bring her health and happineee?
You are euffering ? Tour dutv i, to
rid Toureelf of thie pain. If your
daughter, mother, eieter or friend ie
sick and in need of relief, your duty is
equally m-eat to them. Many women,
now well, owe their liree to friende
who brought them Wine of Cardui.
Wine of Cardui ie adapted to wo-
men at any age in any walk of life,
k or the working woman it give* her
etrength for her taske and better
treatment them a doctor far vary email
JWSW**™ *el1 r°n » »i oo
bottle of Y in. of Cardui. Secure th*
medicine today. Taka it in the privacy
of your home. Relief will oome to yon
aa eurely a* yon taka it.
WINEof CARDVI
A million euffrring women
have found relief in
__Win* of Cardui.
A NEW FIST TRAIN
Between Bt. Louis and Kansas City aad
OKLAHOMA CITY,
WICHITA,
DENISON,
SHERMAN,
DALLAS,
FORT WORTH
And principal polnta In Texas and th« Boutb-
v»st. This train la civ throughout aad W
xi-Is up of tho finest B^Qlpnest. provldstl
;>.:h electric lights and all other modan
t. vvellng convesienoes. n runs via our mow
completed
Red River Division.
. ,,^TeiT aPP^*nce known to modern car
building and railroading has been employed
In the maae-up of this service, Including
Cafe Observation Cars,
■nder the management of Fred. Harrev.
Fall Information as to rates and all details Wt
• trio via this new routs will be cheerfully
frS*{??▼■? o°tho appllc*tlon* repsw
1
The Jockey Horse Shoeing Shop
On Choctaw Avenue.
R- H. Hill and G. D. Rogers
Scientific and careful borse-
shoers and wheelwrights,
j_ All work guaranteed.
PRICES ARE iRt'ASC NABLE.
Stepped TAgalnat 1 Hot Stove
A child of Mr*. Goo. T. Benson,
when getting his usual Saturday
night bath, stepped back against*
hot stove which bun ed hia severe-
ly. The child ,w»s in great agony
and his mother could do nothing t,
pacify him. Remembering that sh»
I had a bottle of Chamberlain’s Paie
Balm !n the house she thought sh,
h would try it. In less than half a,
| 1 hour after applying it the child wa.
quiet and asleep, and in less thas
two weeks was well. Mrs. Bensoe
is a well know n resident of Keliar,
Va, Pain Balm is an antisepti,
I ; liniment and especially valuable
i for burns, cuts, bruises and sprain*.
For sale by Bhoades a Cook.
Dcvoes Paint, lasts longer and
costs loss than lead and oil. For
sale ut Sacketts Lumberyard.
NOTICE.
After Noy. 1st all meat mar-
koLs will be closed on Sundays,
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Simpson, E. J. El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 73, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 20, 1902, newspaper, November 20, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911045/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.