Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 23, 1903 Page: 1 of 4
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FOUR O’CLOCK EDITION.
CHANDLER DAILY PUBLieiST
VOLUME 2
Chandler, Oklahoma territory, Wednesday, December 23,1903.
NUMBER
Christmas
Presents
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Ihavetliem! Nearly everything covertng the jewelery line—
especially well seUotcd patterns in Cut Glass, line imported Chi-
na, finest Silk Umbrellas, Knives and Forks that ARE GOOD.
Ask why. Quality unsurpassed......Carry one of my late mot-
el watches; it will make you a ‘‘.Sunny Jim.”
ERWIN,
The Jeweler
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STREET RAILWAY
For Shawnee— The First Car of
Material and Tools is Now
on the Ground.
Shawnee, Dec. 21.—'The. first car of |
material and tools for the new elec-
tric street railway in this city is on
I the grouud, having come indirectly*
from Chicago over the Santa Pe. The ]
; contractors are here and have already j
] completed their contracts for ties. The j
! rails are of 70-pound weight, 14 pounds
j heavier than required by the fran- j
j chise ordinance.
! The promoters expect to hustle the
| construction through this city and to
re sumseh In order to have communt-
| cation established between the two
! cities before the next term of court,
j Tecumseh will also be lighted by
| the electric company in this city.
13 y buying in largequan-
(titie* and discounting
! our bills we always get
| benefit of lowest prices
and we sell accordingly
A Cheerful Call
WE GUARANTEE every
article that leaves our
store to be exactly as
represented and our
guarantee is good.
To Christmas Buyers
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town artisans, humble priests, and j
old women like those who till the
ehurches may he met upon its marble
-- staircases and its magnificent court
yards, All these simple folk seem to•
A True Exponent of Democratic j,eel qulte at home, and when I’ius X
Principles — Lives Simply leaves his apartments he is neither m-
, ! visible nor surrounded by an impene-
ancl is Appn achablc. | trable escort. He is not ashamed of i
his humble origin, nor does he pride
himself upon it. He has brought his
There is a real democratic pone in j three sisters to Home, not to convert
the Vatican. The spirit of the times them into titled ladies, but to seek re-
has fnvnded that sacred precinct and j pose from the fatigues of his sacred
brushed away the royal glamor of two ! office in the privacy of his family, and
thousand years In times past only j also to serve as a constant remindei
the imposing had the respect of the | that he has issued from the ranks of
people. The church no more than the the poorest of the people. He invites
temporal power could dominate unless! his friends to his table to the great
it fulfilled the barbaric conception of' s rnndal of the ceremonial officials
the representation of force. Pomp | who canrot imagine that a pope could
was the only symbol thought worthy be served otherwise than alone and by
" prelates on their knees
The ceremony of kissing the pope’s
slipper and kneeling until invited to
rise has been abolished.
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of the unseen mystery from which all
things emanate. The Catholic church
arose in the days of empires of
oriental and Byzantine splendor. To
survive in the struggle it had to vie
with them in temporal allurements. It
had to become royal like them.
It has been felt for many years that
the church should become a democ-
racy, and Pius X is emulating the
lowly Nazarene in the simpie habits
at the Vatican. Dispatches from Home
state that the crowd is allowed to en-
ter. Poor peoole in peasant costume,
Be Quick
Not a minute should oe lost when a
child shows symptoms of croup.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy, cough a))
take. For sale by A. D. Wright.
FALLis ms
Ijocal News-Notes of Interest
From the Columns of the
Fullis Star.*
Mail will be’ established on the Ft.
Smith & Western Jan. 4......Agent!
Dodd will leave next week for Calvin,
I. T., to visit his wife and little ones
on Christmas ...... Chief Engineer!
Burke of ,he Katy was in the city Sat- i
urday looking over the ground for j
the Industrial track...... Col. Hoff- j
man of the Townsite company con- !
(femned 10 acres of ground for the
Ft. Smith & Western this wfeek. They
will use this ground for improvements
.....The Katy $.10,000 reservoir is
complete and the laying of pipes will
commence at once____ Arbuckle’s new
home is being pushed forward----Col.
Lallagher will build a residence .....
| I. K. Chestnut is building a 3-room
j cottage south of the lumber yard. ..
I Dr. Uhinehart of near Meridian was
seriously hurt in a
week......E\ Cadwalader
You are always welcome at our store whether
you wish to buy or not
Beautiful gifts! Never so good! Never so cheap! The newest novelties! The best
selections! The most appropriate Presents for all at fairest prices! Don’t fail to see our
Christmas Attractions in
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
Jewelery, Silverware, Fancy China, Cut Glass.
We claim for our holiday display, general excellence in
quality, great variety and very reasonable prices, making
it beyond question or doubt the right place to get the
right gifts at the right prices. Hundreds of appropriate
selections here for your choosing.
You will find a snug saving in our prices.
Goods reserved imt.il called for.
Kent <§b Wolfe,
Engraving Free.
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
.and travel in the days of Mil, when it j
(took the gold-seeker half a long,
weary year, filled with all kinds of j
hardships, to travel the distance that.
is now covered it, three days. I
thought of the slowly moving wagons,
the c^ust, tlie stones, the jolting, the
thirst the hunger, the homesickness,
the snaif-like crossing of plains, the
laborious climbing of mountains, the
weary dragging weeks, the never-
ending trail
•It has been my dream of joy supreme ^ ^
To ride in plush and velvet splendor I
Parlor car for a swell tailender
ON THE “OilHE” I RAIN
Johnny Drummer, Side Tracked
to Lot the Limited Go By,
Expresses His Sentiments.
1 Meridian wan ranui mi -...v,.. ...........
run-away this I Platform fenced with swell brass fender
ler cf Chandler ! On the regular limited train.
In these palaces that had just glided
bv were people going to the same
place to spend the winter months
where the climate is perpetual sum-
...... wuu...... ---------|----- - | mer. And they were not to endure a
was here Thursday looking up prop- | uiectrio boll right under your nose I ,, glehardsbip on'the journey.
___ jerty interests...... Robert Caldwell I ].orter t0 COme and brush your clothes w fin ni(?ht came they were to lie
pears, will prevent the attack. It nev- | resigned his position as bookkeeper Grub In the diner the best that grows | in bedg whose soft embrace
er fails, and Is pleasant and safe t<>jatihebank Thursday and departed j ^ downy bunk for a night’s repose
i ——i.i— r> r n.of 1 on the regular limited train.
Caters solely to Good Dress
ers, who are particular that
their clothes fit perfectly, are
finely tailored, and that their
clothes become them.
Simon (sreenberg
THE TAILOR
Tailor Made Suits $10 Up Fall and Vinter Goods Nowon Display
No Fit., No Pay.
I for Lockridge. *Q. L. Cooper of
■ Guthrie succeeds him...... Mrs. Gene
! O’Brian has been quite sick this week
| with tonsilitis____Dickens’ feed mill
I will start next Wednesday......Chas.
j Huftine and wife visited Wellston on
! Thursday .....A carload of cotton
I and two cars of seed were shipped
I Friday by Mr. YVebb.
Chorus.
Bang!
whose soft embrace makes
j sleep a luxury—and in daytime the
! velvet cushions of their seats were to
be made deeper still by pillows—and
MARKET REPORT.
Chandler, Okla., Dec. 23, 1903.
Range of markets furnished by pri
vale wire to the Chandler Cotton
Exchange (office upstairs near tele-
phone office), telephone No. 45.
Biff! Bang! a mile a minute
No other method of travel Is in it
I want logo ripping, skipping, zippigg
Away on the limited train.”
they were to spend a delightful part
! (,f their time in the gilded and glUter-
Open
High
Low
Close
Dec
808
80)
80
80}
May
821
83)
82)
834
Corn No. 2—
Dec
411
41i
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414
May
43i
44)
43}
44
Oats No. 2—
344
Dec
33)
114)
344
May
37
37)
30}
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Mess pork per
barrel-
Jan $11 80
11 02
11 75
11 92
May
12 15
12 41
12 1.
12 35
Lard per 100 pounds
.1 an
« 45
0 no
(1 45
0 00
May
6 72
<i 85
0 72
0 82
Short
Jan
ribs per
(1 05
100 pounds
(i 07 0 05
6 07
May
(> 25
« 27
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6 27
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PURITY
ing dining car, where every dainty
that ever tickled the palate is entic-
, iugly served—In short, they were to
These lines are’not original with me. i have on the trip all the comforts of
They are taken from a tuneful little home—and of the best kind of home.
| dittv sung in George Ade’s comedy I stood there and watched them pass
Marriage Licenses. ‘’Peggy from Paris.” The jingle j ou, 0f sight while my soul was eon-
i danced through my brain the other j BLlmed with envy. But I derived some
Ihefollowing marriage licenses were ! day ^ ^ ^ oq ,he sidin}f at Prairie Lonsotation out of resolving that some
issued todaj. . . Ijuaction, oV some such place, to let time 1, too, would see California, and
Lester Stockwell and Fannie Be- I lhe Sanla Fe-9 west-bound California I promised myself that if I ever did go
shears, both of Chandler. • I limited go by. It was a gorgeous i there it would be over the Santa Fe.
Wrn^ A. Root and NannieM. 1 ayne, | of |)ii]ace carg) and behind the' ‘-Johnny Drummer.”
Stroud' _ 1T plate glass observation windows j ___
Carney, and Lou- j £ * youth and . , .
d y - The Racket store is doing a rushing
business in holiday goods. They have
the stock and their prices are
right. 2-,t;!
Hogs
Cattle
Chicago 28.000 nr high 1 .'.00' 1 chigh
KasCity 0,000 •' “ 0,000 “
Omaha 7,000 •• “ 35,000 ”
New York cotton
PROMTNESS
Willie V. Herald
ise Ware, Tryon.
Lee Stewart and
Sparks.
Wm. T. Simmons,
Zule, Stroud.
The two last named couples were
married by Judge Cordell.
Stella Christy,
Tulsa, Stella
old age were lolling among the luxu- (
Chandler School Exhibit.
rious cushions, some visiting, some
reading, some pleasantly dozing,some j
making wreaths of cigar smoke, some
gazing dreamily through the windows
at the passing of cities, and fields,and
forests and rivers.
1 stood on the rear platform of the
last ear of our train and watched the j
Dec 13 10 13 21
13 10
13 21
Jan 13 22 13 45
13 17
13 30
Mar 13 43 13 08
13 41
13 52
May 13 61 18 80
13 67
13 60
July 13 05 13 81
13 50
13 58
Liverpool spots
Spots opened at
'21: sales 3.000;
receipts, 22,000.
Liverpool futures
Futures opened at the following:
Open 2
Dec 7 12
p in
Close
7 12
7 1 1
Dec-fan 7 08
7 08
7 10
Jan- Feb 7 05
7 05
7 07
Feb-Mar 7 04-03
7 03
7 05-00
Mar-Apr 7 01
7 01
7 04
Apr-May 0 99-7 01
7 01
7 03
May-June 0 99-7 01
7 ol
7 03
June-July 7 01
0 90
7 02
To Core a Cold in One Lay
FRESHNESS
are three good standards for a grocer.
We have them all, and you feel sure
that goods we furnish are right.
OUR PRICES WERE NEVER SO LOW
as now, and it will pay you to give us
atrial. Telephone orders to No. 74
J. W. FEU QUAY &.CO.
The ladies of the Christian church]
will serve fresh oysters at the ( lty
Drug store Christmas eve.
The best all- uund liniment, fori Take Laxati'-e Ilromo Quii ite ab-
> „„ ov™. iiwav I both man and beast, is Ramon’s; lets. A1 druggists refunu tne money
T|h^,Xb aS holidays are almost here ; golden west. And I thought! Nerve and Bone Oil. Try it. All] if it fails o, cure. E. W Coves’
But for our exhibit not a stone has j
been left unturned,not a piece of work
unfinished. The work is the product
of labor on the part of teachers and
pupils and we have no doubt that you
will agree with us when you make us
a visit and carefully examine it.
The work will be r *dy for inspec-
tion by 3 o’clock Thursday and all of |
Friday. Barents are kindly invited, j
to call and see the work. Saturday
it will be packed and taken to
Oklahoma City where with work from
! other schools they will be exhibited. I
The work is excellent and we are sure
; that it will rank with the best if effort
! is taken into consideration.
All grades are represented iu each
subject. The primary pupils have
been n*aking use of the time while the
high school pupil has not been idle. |
The exhibit speaks for itself and orfce
more we extend you an* invitation to
meet us at the high school building
Dec. 24 2a. This wHl call to your
mind the happy school days# of the
past and your kinder sympathies will |
We wish every patron and pupil a
merry Xmas and a happy New Year.
Christmas Presents
After all, a useful and practical Christmas gift, such as a hand-
some piece of furniture, is the best gift of all. It enduits alter
all fancy knick-knacks are gone and forgotten. It is a constant
source of pleasure and satisfaction. Our Holiday stocks offer
endless assortments for your choosing. Our Special Christ-
mas Sale affords you savings that cannot be overlooked.
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Collar Furniture Co.
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French, Mrs. W. H. Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 23, 1903, newspaper, December 23, 1903; Chandler, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911422/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.