Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 130, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 1, 1904 Page: 3 of 4
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The Dollar
That is Spent
has said good-by to you forever. The
events of tomorrow are certain. The
wages of tomorrow are uncertain. A
nest egg of savings lends certainty to
the future and contentment to the
present.
Don’t. Wait*
to get the first $5.00 or $10,00. Save
THE FIRST DOLLAR.
START TODAY.
First* National Bank
CHANDLER. OKLA
icrsonai and Otherwise.
Bits ol News Gathered for Our Readers.
See those new street hats at Mrs.
Riddle’s. L1R4
A new line of fall hats at Mrs. W.
A. Smith’s. 119-tf.
Clair Oliver returned to Oklahoma
City this morning.
Straw hats i and J of regular prices.
Jacobs’ Star slorij,
Mrs. H. Payne left today to
her husband at Okmulgee.
See our swell line of tailored silk
hats at KUngberg Sisters. Jaeons'
Star store 1J 4t.'J
join j
For Rent—My residence property
in this city. Call or address !’. O.
box 197, Chandler. — Mrs. J. M.
Rogers. I22tf
W. H. Moore, president of the Na-
tional Good Roads association, will
I pay Blackwell and other towns on the
Frisco, a visit this fall to interest
Atty. Geo. Kittenhouse transacted 1 them in good roads,
legal matters at Sparks today.
| Doctors everywhere recommend
Call on Mrs. W. A. Smith for the Harper whisky for tiiu enervating
latest thing in street iiats. 119-tf. 1 effects of hot weather and as a safe-
Natban IJnuerwood of Davenport ■ «uard against malaria because of
ti a isacted business luChandler today.j *t8 purity. Sold by Ura Allen. KHltf
for mod ' Rr- tttu* J- D, Hall have
i m ! moved their household goods to Stroud
j and will make their home in that city.
I Mr. Hall recently purchased an inlcr-
Atty. J. B. A. Robertson looked e«t in a cotton gin there.
\V. A, Johnson, conductor on the
Quthrie branch, left today for a visit
with Ills family at Parsons, Kan. VV.
I B. Guthrie of Guthrie takes his plaice.
[ The new Catholic church of Okla-
homa City has already cost $.10,000
j and will uol be finished tilj October
15, when it will he dedicated. lit. Rev.
I Bishop Meerschaert expects to be
I moied from Guthrie to occupy the
new cathedral, yet the latest re|H*rl
from Rome claim* that he will not 'be
moved.
We are pleased to note that many
of our property owners have bad
pride and energy enough to have the
weeds near their property cut; but
there are some who have neglected
thus far to take any action. The city
marshal informs us that steps will be
_ j taken to enforce the ordinance regard-
• ling this nulsauce.
The Questiou of Destiny, a subject
I of transcendent importance to every
human being, was presented by Evan-
gelist Frazier last night in his usual
clear and forcible uiauuer. Tonight
I its kindred theme, “The Home of the
Soul,” will be considered. The tab-
ernacle, large, comfortable,and spleu-
tfidly located, Is now ready. A most
cordial Invitation is extended to all
lovers of good music and good peach-
ing to come.
Ole Olson, wlio lives three miles
south of this city, last spring put out
I nine acres of cottou, ami for au expe-
riment, invested lft cents in eonta-
| loupe seed of the Rocky Ford variety
which ho planted between the rows of
I cotton. This proved to lie a fortunate
move on the part of Mr. Olson, who
has already marketed two-thirds of
the crop, which amounted to 900 dozen
cantaloupes, receiving 10 cents per
dozen for the same, a total of ISO.00.
The over-ripe melons he fed to ills
hogs. Guthrie Leader.
CONVENTION CALL
A delegate convention of the popu-
lists of the Sciculh representative dis-
trict of tile territory 'f Oklahoma is
hereby called to meet at Agra, Lin-
coln couuly, on Thursday, Septum bar,
1, 1904, at 2p.m., for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for the legis-
lature in said district. The basis of
representation to said convention is
bereb fixed, viz: One delegate vete
from each township ward or precinct
for every fifteen votes or fractional
pari thereof cast foi Hon. Wm. Cross
in 1902; which eutltles the several
townships and precincts to the follow
ing representation:
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Township. Delegates.
Fouca....................... 4
Huwuee.....................0
Osage........................ K
Cimarron....................H
Iowa...................... U
Tohee ........................ 4
East Otoe. ...................'1
West Otoe..................4
Union......................ft
North Fox .................. ft
North Keokuk.................. 7
City of Stroud................. 9
UX1AN COUNTY.
Autelope...................... 4
Bear Creek................... ft
South Cimarron.... .......... .1
North Chuarron............... I
THE SMART SET
J? 9//agazino uf C/cvcrncss
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Its short stort stories are matchless -clean and full of human In-
terest .
Its poetry covering the entire Held of verse pathos, love, humor,
tenderness Is by the most popular poets, men and womeu, of the day
Its jokes, witticisms, .ketches, etc , are udiuiUedly the most mirth
provoking.
160 PAGES DELICHTFUL READ1NC
No pages are wasted on cheap Illustrations, editorial vaporinge
or wearying essays and idle diaeusslous.
Every page will Interest, charm and refresh you.
Subscribe now- $2.Mi |s r year. Remit lncheijus, I’.O. or Express
money order, or Registered Letter to Tit a Smart Hit, 452 Fifth
Avenue, New York.
N. It.. Sample Copies sent on application
To trade—bunch of cattle
Chandler residence. Call at Marble
shop. d!27-flt
Hpringvale ................... 4
Iowa......................It
S. \V. l’rovolt,
Committeeman Seventh Repreienta- :
tive district, Stroud, Okla.
Up-to-date caps and latest style.
Street hats now on hand at Klinglierg j
Ulsters. Jacobs' Star store. Il4t3
KAYSER & TILLOTSON
Shop* At Gormley’t Lumber Ystd.
HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
PAPER
HANGERS
Signs on any material in Gold, Silver or Paint
w
„i» Early Risers
Th« famous little pllle.
Traitor
Brushes
after business matters at Luther to-1
day.
E. 8. Buxton of the Ice plant return-
ed this morning from a visit at the
world’s fair.
Frank West and Miss Marie MeEI-
Hinney returned last evening from a
couple of days visit at Oklahoma
city.
V. Shoop returned last night to his
home at Tulsa after a few days visit
with his daughter Mrs. H. Beyer, east
of town.
Mrs. J. L. Benedict left today for a
visit with friends at Sapulpa. Before
re'urnlng home she will visit the
world’s fair.
One more chance to get a $27 clock
for 27e at Wolfe's Jewelry store.
Sale of remaining packages begins at
7 o’clock sharp.
Mrs. N. A. White, who since Satur-
day has been visiting her mother Mrs.
L. H. Wray of (his city, returned to
her home at Shawnee today.
Last chBnce at the grab sale at
Wolfe's .Jewelry store this evening at
7 o’clock. Your chance is better than
ever to buy a $27 gold plated clock for
2.7c.
Quickens the blood,rounds the f< r
lifts the brain and body from weak-
ness to power. That's what Hollistr 's
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 3 ft cents,
tea or tablets.—Corbin A Lynch.
The Ludics’ Aid of the M E. Church
will serve lunch, consisting of sand-
wiches and coffee, pies and icecream,
next Saturday, at the Feuijuay build-
ing. All invited to come and eat.
Beautiful womeu everywhere owe
their matchless loveliness to Hie use
of Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
I’lain women made attractive by this
great remedy. 3ft cents, tea or tablets.
Corbin A Lynch.
Rev, W. f. Torbert and ilev. W. A. \
Stevenson drove down to Wellston |
yesterday and Rev. Stevenson re-
mained to assist the Rev. Cloud in a
tent meeting now in progress near the
city.
Steve Campbell of Saputpa arrived ,
last night and will have charge of the I
Frisco section crew working west out
of Chandler. Tom Cooper, the former
“boss,1' goes to Spencer to take
charge of a section there.
On the evening of August 19, Mrs.
Hyde, wife of James Hyde, passed
away very suddenly of heart failure.
She leaves a husband and four chil-
dren, who tiave the sympathy of every-
one Davenport Leader
W. B. West has resigned bis posi-
tion as local manager of the Pioneer
Telephone company. Frank K. Bee-
man of Wellston has been secured to
taae Mr. West’s place here. Supt.
W C. Cooper of Guthrie was in the
city today to arrange the change iu
local managers.
I uless UiuToot.il Brush Does what, is should
it does harm. It given a sense of security
where there is none. Tooth Brushes should
cleanse teeth and sat e dental hills To do this
they must be rightly made. Genuine hris
ties, just long enough, rightly trimmed and
lirmly set in a solid hack, are the essentials.
We have them at 25 cents. Plenty of cheaper
ones if you want them.
W. J. WALLA IK, m. u.
w. o. Ill silicic, m. u
0rs. Tl/aiiaco 6 33/sbcc
Physicians and Surgeons
Npwltil atHintton r1 vhii lit IMhpmhfm <if NN mneii Hint nil |(«*. i *tI \ Mny uf)
ill clirottfo liisi itaHk- *
BUlIi e 1 IxliilliUlinLn Uiii] til lillin ltl I*»P fill • IiMUit' • lim itn*m,
Office and Sanitarium in Flctcheg Bldg.
CHANDLER, OKLA
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A. 1). WRIGHT’S
Drug Store
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Undertaker and
Ol'l'.N LS/4V HNI* INK.Il l .
Ei i ibaimer
Fbones; Store, 11\\ Re*. 123
FRISCO EXCURSIONS
Dr. Carroll Rogers
DENTIST
Rooms I and 2 Frailer Building
World's Fair Tent City.
THE
UNION NATIONAL BANK,
Successors to
The Bank of Hoffman, Charles & Conklin
Oldest Established Banklin Lincoln County.
Oldest Bank in Oklahoma Under Continuous Management.
Capital Paid in $50,000.00
Largest Deposits^in Lincoln County
Huramor tourist ratwn to Hot Hprfng I
ami Kureka Springs, Arkansas Tick- I
I tslh on Hale n&ch Wednesday and Hal- j
urday during July, August and Hep- ;
temb, Halo one far e plus $2.d0, Final |
return limit GO day* from date of sale j
Special tourist rate, MS.00 round
1 trip. To Denver, Colorado Spring*, |
and Pueblo, Colo. bates of wale!
Tuesday* and Haturdays AuguslJh,
The question of entertainment up- *0 f ^ 27, and .‘lo and Sept. 3, «, 10, j
perrnoHt In the mindH of thoHc wtiocon- j.'i, aod 17, 1004. Final return limit ’
template attending the Ht. Loul* ex- (>1., ;{| 1M>4
position to get good accommodation*
at raten that can he afforded, at a
place removed from the heat, dust ami
'Confusion incident to tl»e hotelh of th *.
city, and where there in no danger
from lire U a aerlou* problem. The
Ukltthotna World’* Fair association,
of Lawton, Okla.. ha* solved the prob-
lem. This association has leased a
beautiful grove near the fair ground*
and is erect! ig hundreds of Lents in it.
These tents will he nicely furnished,
either for lodging or light housekeep-
ing, and rented to persons visiting the
fair. The Ideal location, pure well
water beautiful shaded grounds render j ,]ny„ from date of i*ah bui not
tills camp a most delightful place to Oriohcr 31, iUfil.
spend a week or two while visiting the .
fair. Here 'rlmd* from different j Summer tourist rates to Colorado
of the country can meet, visit ‘ and Utah. Season tickets on sale
I i lennlal Conclave KrdghLsTcmpiur
ami Hoverlgn Grand Lodge 1.0 0.1*’.
at Han Francisco, Gal., September .V
to 25, 11*01. Tickets on sale for above
occasion at $45.09 for round trip. Bate i
of snle August 15 to September 10. j
Final return limit October -3, 1904.
Summer Tourist Hates Tickets on j
sale to certain points in Alabama,
Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi,North
( arollna, Houtli Carolina, 'l'ennessee, j
West Virginia arid Virginia. Gates
of sale on Wednesday* and Hat.inlays
only, with final return limit sixty i
later 1
LESS THAN ONE FARE RATE
To San Francisco, Cal. and Return
will be effective daily August 15 to Septum her
1(J inclusive, from all stations on all lines in
Texas and the southwest, "iu
“THE DENVER ROAD.”
This arrangement makes the very liber si stop-over privil-
eges doubly valuable and will greatly errhance the pleasure
of those desiring an extended vacation or- who arc capable
of appreciating such o< < ans of r ugged scale gr andeur as is
afforded only via the routes through
"Panoramic New Mexico,” Cool Colorado”
and "Irrigated Utah.”
There is never a more delightful time for visiting Color ado
and the Northwest than during He plain her and October. A
postal addressed to the undersigned will secure to inter-
ested parties several specially valuable pointers, also de-
scriptive literature and detailed particulars regarding
i ales and arrangements
A, A. GLfSSON, (jriii-fal i'a&Mmgt'r Agrnf,
Fort W'/rlh, Tex**,
Southern Security Co. its chandler Bus Line
On, M. Nichol.,Mgr.
purls
togallmr for a f«w wi-x kx and at Ihv j daily ti, following point* in < olonul
MUM time attend the greH ex 1,1 * t-oUi
For particular or folder. addre*s>
Oklahoma World's Fair Association,
Wellston station St. Louis.
Liberal accommodations consistent with
safe and sound banking rules.
;z: :
HOFFMAN. Pres.
CONKLIN, Cashier.
J. B. CHARLES, Vice Pres.
H. C. BRUNT,JAss’tJCashier
Money always was used u> delta!
Je-ry Simpson in Kansas, and we no-
■e that the same methods have been
lopted in N.-a M- xico. In his can-
iidarv for the ucratic nomination
j for delegate to ingress he was beaten
by a son uf Senator Money of Louisi-
ana.—Oklahoman.
Hollisters iiookey Mountain tea
i i ures all snmraer disorders in children
! makes them eat,sleep and erow: maker
them stroup, healthy and robust.
• cents,tea or tablets.—Corbin & Lynci.
1 Cloiorado Hptiujj* ( oio* S'l i
i'ueulo, Colo., $31. i. Glanwoud
Springs, Colo , *33. i . Oj/iii-i. and halt
i limit
j October 3i,
c. W. Siraln,
Div. Aeeot,
Wichita. Kan.
A. .1. Macomtx-r, a^ent,
Chandler. OKla
Mrs. C. K. Ferry, liloumiunUiu
After years of suffering with headache
and stomach troubles,! was completely
.red with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Tea. Gained twenty pounds to eight
wetss. Cdroin & Lyrncb.
Will mguLlal.*: llOIi'J Ijja: . . >n.
iiomiuhold Fiirniturn, J'ltt/io* ami nth
i-1* tmiHotitil property. No publicity
guick luoiiwy. If you want a lotto
cuiiiii and ttccii*. I loom in the Wolcott*
block, < naudh-i Gkfttho/na.
Piles Upon Top o) Piles.
Files upon top of piles of i>eopie
have the piles, and DeWitt's Vft'i'-h
Hazel halve cures them. There are
many different kinds of piles, but if
youset the genuine and original A'itch
Hazel Halve made by J., C. DeWitt dr
Co. of Chicago, a cure is certain. H.
A. Tisdale of Summerton, H. C., says,
”1 had piles 20 years and DeWitt’s
Salve cured me after ever ything else
Sold by Corbio A Lynch.
Will < all for Passengers or
baXK«Xe from any part, ol
the dty. Dirvt orders at trie
ftt Cloud Hotel or Phone 6?
W. s: Haupe Manager.
H U. PftAZlEK
K. I). FKAZIEB
FRAZIER & FRAZIER
Meat Market
Wellston,, Okla
22P£?1
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