Cimarron Valley Clipper. (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1906 Page: 4 of 10
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Cimarron Valley Clipper
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INK YKAK 1 GO.
E. J. Garner, Editor
Mrs. (I. I.. (iAUNI.IC /\ -_i.it - f -ilt'ir.
Entered as second-class
Dostoflici hi oylc
matter at the
* The saloon license in ('handler has
been raised from $:!<)() I" i00 a yqgr
Tint Chandleis,Publicist says: "The
town that pays the farmer's prices for
products this year will gel the trade.”
* Oily Amos Ewing lots been dismissed
as townsite auctioneer in the Osnge
mil ion ®t the behest ot Ex Gov. Ft
son who is -aid to have filed efiarce
against Amos.
The teachers association meeting held
here la-1 SitVui'dn \ a report ed in aoot her
coliimn was a well attended affair. The
teachers should he encouraged in their
good work at all times.
sa’o m on the corner, sold the "empties,"
ami canto out u it It five ‘pi-miLt- w t h
which he bought crackers, lit* was
practically naked, and hungry.
Thai hoy is The product of the saloon,
for he was horn in the home of a drunk-
ard. Tlie saloon is the product of the
government of the United States. The
people of the government are responsible
for the saloon, and lienee are partners of
the saloon keepers. If the government
believes the saloon business is wrong
and must enact special legislation to
reflate and kcep in subjection the con -
duct of the man who raps the saloon, is
it not high time that the same govern-
mi nt •honld pro\ ide a means of support
to the innocent offspring of the deceased
drunkard. #
The boj of the future is going to ask
ilie govi tnmi nt to take its hands off of
the business by distroying it.—Our Boys
and tiirls.
Bill Knip of Perkins, well known in
this city, thinks he ought to he entitled
to the po hip of Perkins on th* Coyle,
strength ofjieing the i hampiou rabbit _____
hunter of that Section.—Teeumseh lie
publican. *
COAL! COAL! COAL!
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Colorado Coal for Sale. *
W. h. Coyle & Co.,
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rfa Ok la.
The Perkins Press accuses Jesse Dunn
of bolting his party last year and open 1y
supporting McGuire. The political im
itions of some people art;
wild cxagflrntions Jesse Dunu is a loyal
democrat of the Brvan build.
Sheriff Bart Murphy sold his home
fa mi of Is'1 aen ■ l:e i • k nea iM li-hall
for $10,500 and gives .possession this
fail. A party from Texas was the luckv
r r M Murphy
quarter se<jt ions in i his county.
. An attempt is being made to create a
new county from part of Payne, Lincoln
and a chunk of the Creek nation with
Cushing as the County seat. Of course
the scheme emulated from the fertile
brain of the Cushing town builders.
'The redistricting of the various wards 1
of Guthrie is creating more or less strife j
aim - ilii ha- Imm us and till mm-,
Politics shoul^cut no ice in a proposi-
ti' i >'l thi - kind ami ■ mly the Im -im - -
interest of the city should be considered.
; 0, R. Ulleu.
Pioneor Aucti-oneert
Sells anything, anywhere, any-
time. Leave orders at People's
State Bank, Cimarron Valley
Bank at Coyle, or at the CLIP
PER office. Write or phone me
at my expense. Reference, any
Lank in eastern Oklahoma
O R. LILLEY, Ripley, O. T.
P. A. BALLARD,
AUCTIONEER.
WiB conduct sales in a»y of
the states or territories, Herd
j books compiled, prices reasonable
Phone 101.
Coyle,
OkSa.
Some forty or fifty farmers in the
vicinity of Marshall will plant cotton this
year as a trial. From 5 to 15 acres will
lie tried by each, and a gin will be erect-
ed in that town. I pother wheat sections
would follow this example they would
lad ter t heir conditions
IV e hear a whole lot of talk through
.. farmers supporting
th"i h V merchant'.. Now thi- i- aU
right so far as it goes; but the merchant
who will not advertise It is goods in his
home paper and help to build up and
maintain an enterprise that works day
in and day out for the upbuilding of bis
h ;i ' M ml 11 • I' vi h pn iff if (I,,
country generally, is not entitled to the
support of the farmers or anybody else,
and that's all I here is toil.—Ralston
Exponent. *
O. HERBERT STAGNER,
M. I).; C. M.
and Surgery.
Phones}off,'ce,ncb ‘It Coyle.
DR. CHAS/ BEZANSON.
Does a General Practice
Office Hopewell Farm.
Phone — — — —
In Coyle Every Saturday,
D, E, McCartey, M. D.
GENERAL PRACT TIONER
AND OBSTETRICIAN.
< >li-tct I ie patient will find it I" t.|.u ir
advantage to consult me four to six
weeks before expected confinement.
Diseases of car, nose and throat suc-
ei -fully treated.
GOODNIGHT, OKLAHOMA.
IT MAY BB
or
NEVER
PRODUCT OF THE SALOON.
v 11im i- I i 1 i iiih half
clad liny •not over seven rears old come
down the street with a few empty beer
tn>1'5 in his frail ^ I mis. 11 i-
(ace was pinche l with eaid. *liis feet |
\\ I ' ' i il -e he : es that
were lit to wear. lie was tie picture of
misery. To him life looked dreary, and
unattraet ix <■. At the ven bine that lie
should l ivi eonf. ^,i i iiindin s. parties day or night.
and enjoy the pleasure - of children, he ' OFFICF I’HONF
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“ MIONK 25
Dr * J P. Norvall
\ieneral practitioner of medi -
cines. Calls made to reliable
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The tiuie has arrived to buy THAT ORGAN Take
advantage of this Great Sale and Profit by these
Prices.
Regular To Close
Putnam, Oak .....................$95 00 $50 00
Kenwood, Walfut...............$95 00 $50 00
Burdette, Oak.................. $115 00 £75 do
Burdette, Walnut..*..............$ii5.oo $75.00
Newman Bros., Walnut..........$125 Oo $80 00
Newman Bros., Oak..............$125 00. * $80 Oo
Also a Hull line of ,the World’s Renowned Kinball
Organs at Greatly Reduced Prices
TERMS TO SUIT
for life, Ile# was the ea dure of sin,
fc I v id h
OFFICE
R F.S I HENCE
COYLE,
21.
’ * E. H. KNAUS8, Music Mouse,
OKI \ • 104 West Harrison Aye. Guthrie! Oklahoma.
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Garner, E. J. Cimarron Valley Clipper. (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1906, newspaper, March 1, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911267/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.