Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 123, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 22, 1903 Page: 4 of 8
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Before School
Commences
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EGBERT
Great
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Have jour child’s ejes ex-
amined aud see if they are
equal to the burden of
months of hard work. No
charge for examination.
wasted for with few exception, there I »H1 receive .peeial con.ideratioo due-
ls not a good permanent highway in 1»B 'he next sessions of the national
the entire country west of tae Missis- '‘ongress
sippi river. Besides the loss of this J roads that will knit closely
money we endure through the alter- j *• commercial and industrial force*
natlng seasons of the year impassable ! °f ‘he imperial Texas, transport the
mud. insufferable dust, long hills and 1 cotton and the cane Louisiana, develop
hollows, bad grades, rocks, ruts. sid-j“>e rich and varied industries of Vis-
ing., loss of time, wear and tear of! and Arkansas, bear the bounti-
bodv, mind, clothes. stocK. vehicles, ! <»> c™l>* from th* rich black lands of
harness, etc. This loss is insignificant | Iowa, circle the beautiful lakes aud
however, when compared with that garner the golden grain of Minnesota
laid upon the industries of the coun- an<i ‘hp Dakotas. checker -he fertile
try by reason of the. road ,.ond:. l>»fies of Nebraska and-Kansas and J
! tions.
HOTELS
J2TH AND MANVEL
Urft*. air*
cl a nr* HAiuptc moiu
h. jrood table, rtrut-
in building. «
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA
Closing Out Sale
he territories, climb by winding1
. North End
jjarber C^hop
Corbin & Lynch
Druggists and
Opticians
£ Antiseptilene
* Barber Shop
More than nine- fin per cent 0f grade and easy ascent the mountain
ali the traffic carried by railroads, regions thatl the, may become Swiu- Ma#cho Buildlag, where you I
steamships and other common carriers eI iaDt*s of America, that their *ast- ^.et a 0jean shave and courteous treat- j
is first carted over a primary road. ; uesses may be penetrated, their s.-eum BMDt for /«*. .1. K. JACKSON. Prop |
Figuring the cost of transporting the grandeur turned into wealth, their at-
prod tints of the transmississippi states | mosphere into health, anu their hid-
’ over the roads in their present eondi- ; den jewels brought forth to enrich the -
jtion and comparing same with the j realm. Oil roads to move with care
icostover improved roads, they are|‘^e lucious fruits of California and
taxing the commerc .al and agricul-' substantial roads from the lumber
I Hot and Cold Baths
annually. This estimate is based that will attrac the latest modern im- J
•
! under average favorable conditions, automobiles: roads that will advance
and does not comprehend the loss to the value of our lands, increase the
’ railroads from congested and sus-1 comfort of our homes, add to our com*
! pended traffic, their equipment and!merc*al an<l industrial progress, em-
foroe idle, rendering it impossible to hellish and beautify our country, and
: move the products and merchandise surpass even England and t ranee in
Opposite
First National Bank
JESSE FUNK. Prop. m
44 4 4 444444 fltlC#MC4F!
Strich •
Zeidler Pianos
to aud from their stations. These the magnificent of our highways, "vSrk
Chandler Daily Publicist.
MWtm—T-—-g—r—■— ! their limits, congesting the market, *Pr*»d mountain, m bUrprlce* for {U^k“DOf^al;»‘0n‘1^8tt^
Intend at the PostofBce at
a* Second-rlaiiH Matter.
• handler
and creating unsatisfactory business p^ain. sweep through t ic Gulden Gate, jjj ]- vrjll pay you.
LEE PATRICK
W. It. GULICK
conditions. The retail merchant is,circle the crescent of the South, and Tf-jFRFftF FILTSCH, Agt
— j seriously affected, bad roads fre- inscribe ‘'Good Roads” upon the j______
quently entailing loss upon hi, busi- saddle-bags of the Arkansas trav-
ftSVSr *** "•*■■■' ness or at least preventing a profitable eler.
.................................... .22 MMoa’i trade. When the country
m............... _____ extends j Basf
j to the wholesale dealer: collections electric light franchises were coming
j become poor, remittances delayed, before the council this paper urged
1 extensions asked for, stock left on that body to not act hastily in the
02 hand to become shelf-worn and a matter but to give outsiders a chance
-1 general unhealthy and profit losing to know that we were ready to grant
situation results. such franchise and to take time to
i During the past winter and spring secure a bid that would be advantage*
A Plea For Good Roads. the movement of grain, the delivery ous to the city. For this advice
W. R. Richardson, secretary of the j of freight and oils, and in fact all wa- the other papers of the town
National Good Roads association, gon transportation, was practically dubbed us “knocker." This weeks
spoke on "Good Roads” before the j suspended in many sections of the issue of the News goes after Mr. Car-
BUBKCKIPTION KATES.
MHK. VV. H. FRENCH,
Editor and Publisher.
publicist ’Phone
AUGUST if. 1903.
Hoove Builders
Attention!
Trans-Mississippi congress at Seattle
this week. His speech in part wa, as
follows:
Mississippi valley. These losses can- ver, who has the electric light fran-
not be estimated in money, as they chise, for proceeding with the work in
are indirect and do not api>ear on the just s' eh manner as people expected
It is difficult to explain the indiffer- j surface, but the mind, lending itself that I e would do at the time the fran-
ence of the commercial interests to the ! to the consideration of economic con-! chise was granted him. It is merely a
burdens and encumbrances upon trade j ditions, must comprehend that our sample of the sort of municipal work
and commerce imposed by unimproved j commerce is heavy laden by reason of we may expect, and of which we are
roads. If conscious of this barrier, bad roads and the lack of good ones. likely to grow very weary before the
they are oblivious to their responsi-, The removal of the raw material recently voted bonds are all expended,
bility and regardless of the remedy, j from the forest and field, the mill and
enduring the burdensome conditions the mine, is the first, and up to the
as a fixed habit. From long-estab- j present time, the most costly and dif- J.A.J. Montgomery. Fuxico, Wayne
lishod custom the public roads are j ficult step. There is not a state or I county, Missouri, writes: “I have
left to the control and management of territory that is not retarded in its ^ttle tw'n girls who have been both-
A Worm Killer.
j i i .. it, , , ered with worms all their lives. I
the rural districts, the towns and ci- growth and development by umm- , , , , . ,
| tried everything to relieve them which
ties refusing to share the cost of their | proved highways. failed until I used White’s Create Ver-
improvement, although equally par- The public road is the most common mifuge: the first two doses brought
ticipating in the benefits therefrom, j of ali interests; it i6 promotive of four worms from one of them, the next
The system under which the public trade and commerce, the adjuster of *wo doses, twelve, one of^ them meas-
,u ino twelve inches: the other child
roads are managed is antiquated, m- freight taritls, the always-on-time, , , ,
wa, >niv eheved of four worms. It
adquate and wasteful, each year re-1 ready, open way for all the people. ls a nl excellent medicine.’
l)o You
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Want to build a home, erect
a block or procure money
in Chandler for ' any pur-
pose?
Bo You
Want Insurance—Fire, Cy-
clone, Plate Glass or Acci-
dent?
Do You
Want your title examined
or abstract made? If so,
Call or Drop a Card
The Lincoln County
Abstract Co.
Refrigerators
The rest of July 20 per cent discount from our
regular price to close them out quick. Uur regular prices
are all marked in plain figures. Come in, figure off the
20 per cent and talje them away.
They are sanitary, durable, economical.
Another Offer We ’Make
to enable every family in Chandler, and vicinity to have
the best refrigerator made, we will for a short time sell
any size VICTOR or CHALLENGE refrigerator at these
very liberal terms: 5=o.00 cash and $3.00 per month until
paid for We have a very large stock on hand. Any size
or price you may desire. Don’t miss this opportunity.
NEW YORK . HARDWARE CO.
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SUPERIOR
.Tichigan, Huron, Erie, Ontarjo--
From Duluth to the mouth of the St. Lawrence, a
continuous chain of cool and attractive summer
resorts which fulfil the requirements and satisfy
the tastes of all sorts and conditions of men. from
•he primitive camp in the heart of the north woods
to all the luxury and comfort of ultra-civiiation.
Round Trip
peating the experience of the year be-
fore by the expenditure of money
practically wasted in the attempt.
Not to maintain passable loads would
be an alarming proposition in any
other business of such proportion,
public or private, aud would call for
the most radical and prompt reform.
The 1,3.10 counties contained in the | /.ines containing the
transmississippi country expeud each thought of the hour.
While’s i
It leads to the school, the church, the j Cream rmifuge is good for chil- [
library, the town, the markets, the dren. It not only destroys worms, it j
mil), tlie store, the place of amuse- kelps the child to perfect growth,
. , , . , wards off sickness. 21c at A. D. !
mem,, tlie social gathering. It places jt,,
the farmer in touch with the events of ...____.__
Ppi
One Fair plus^2
Throughout The Summer
GEO. H. LEE, G. P. A.. Little Rock, Ark.
J. S. McNALLY, D.P. A., Oklahoma City,O.T.
F. W. RASH
ATTORN EY- A T-L A W
Collections )
Gardner building f
Chandler, Okla
the world through the rural mail de-
livery, with the daily paper, market,
report*, latest periodicals and rnaga- j
best current■
It equalizes
\V. Clapp, Alfred Helmer, Mar.v Front,
erl.v Mary Hetiuer, ami Sunle Hetiuer.
i Hetiuer, Frank Hel
A. .1 Cain, plat
Ifred
let me
year, in money und labor, measured ' trade-for the merchant and insures a (•miSren ofr”'wtl^v»-nHeti]
at statutory value, the sum of 21i .*> eady market for the farmer,
million dollars, a sum one and a third jlll8 been argued with the persua-
limes greater than the entire cost of siveness of a 1’aul that the national
the Louisiana purchase territory and government should lend its aid to the
more than $1 per capita for every construction of public highways. If
man, womau and child in this vast the government can expend vast ap-
domain. propriations for the improvement of
This sum comes each tear fi» m the rivers and harbors, lend its aid to
First puitiiHiiiMi AuK'iHt *. mon.)
lMTlLH’ATlON NOTICE.
county,
utiiii tcrrlto
ii tlie «llstrU t court ot Lincoln
lull
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Cli
y m
tun
Mlnri
\Vtlllnin H. HmUpcth. mlnilnlrttrutor *
deceased
agricultural classes aim is practical v builif railroads, which are but another 1 Fr
rltory.
Inlnttff. vs. Franz Heiiner, L.
, form*
and Susie Heiiner, John
Celle Heiiner, minor
iner, deceitimmI, and
dmlnlstrntor of the
estate of C-ecIllye Helmer, deceit
Kiiardinn of the minor children of
trillve Helmer, deceased, defendants.
The defendant. Frunx Helmer, is I
notified that he has been sued, toother wit
the other above named defendants. In
district court of Lincoln county, Oklahoma
territory, by the plaintiff, A. J. Cain, and
that plaintiff has tiled Ills amended petition
la said court and that unless the defendant.
Franx Hclni r. answers plaintiff's amended
petition find iherein on or before the 17Ui
day of September. IWO.'l, said amended peti-
tion will lie taken as true and a judgment
according: io stibl amended petition will l»e
idered there *n aicalnst the defendant,
x Helmer. for the
the Scenic Route
J. H. McCLANAHAN
A TTORN EY- AT-L A W
Stroud - Oklahoma
DR. A. B. POTTER
. . . DENTIST . .
Office upstairs I
ROY V. HOFFMAN. JOHN EMBRY.
HOFFMAN & EMBRY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office in the Hoffman, Charles
& Conklin Building over Bank
CHANDLER. OKLAHOMA
I Feuquay Building f Chandler,
Okla i
DR. ELIZABETH M. PLUSS
OSTEOPATH.
Rooms 3 and I. Hoffman Bldg.
Office hours, 8 to 12 and 2 to r.
and by appointment.
A. M. MARSHALL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Chandler, Okla.
Offlees over Cox Jk fox's Drag Store. Calls
answered promptly—day or night.
*. and
ild Ce-
lt ereby |
I tli
its. In the
Oklaln
'sum of fMoO.OO with
WeaK
Hearts
class of public highways; if it can ex
Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per rent
. cent per annum from the 17th dn.v <d-.luim-
wlth an attorney's fee
*e of a uiortitatt1
leliner to Join
--------------------.. ________ . I*
ary. 1 ‘.*0*2, together v
pend millions of dollars in the Philip- •»[ ^iV cr* i°HUh ,of '* ,,",rt4c;i.Kt'
* "mhry to secure the s
tarter of section No
iwnshlp No. twelve <l2inorthof raiitfe Nt».
oklaln
pines and Porto Rico and the monies E«“hry to secure the same on the north east
i quarter of section No. twenty one cJli in
of the Cubans in the construction ©f. township No.
j five i5) east in Lincoln county.
wagoa roads; if it cm deliver the jerrltory^nml for the sum Of SM S,on
Are due to lndigesti°n. Ninety-nine of every mails, signal the weather, moderni; e f, ",n •la:,u " '
one hundred people who nave heart trouble wum <>f sj * attorneys fees and the b
can remember when it was simple indiges- farming, foster and encourage manu-! ;!!j »te* Vv *■ a ‘ VMve'n'bv ‘iVir’ i.
Uon. It Is a scientific fact that all cases of facture by tariffs, and aid and nro- hMnlaut Franx Helmer to J. h Wright, all
leart disease, not organic, are not only * 1 "f which note* and mortipiu-cH lime been
l . . .u .. . .....--*—J~----' -----...... .i..i». ..UMi.r.,«.i ♦ *•«“ plaintiff, A. J. Cain
n't n ti. I t
iinin
w i t li
iiiuiu
ioiiaI
he fore-
fleserlb-
an>l
* of ii niortiraac on tlieaho’
veil
traceable to, but are the direcl-result of indf- mote trade and transuorution in div- 'IjjJf foMhi^euaVs of'suVt'i'imV|fr’tiA t*' ii tV'’
All . * . , . i li 11 io I i lie I'.ISIH 1' I Sir. I an.I Mwil . i! I til
u u/.ii i °°? "t0 Jh® stornacl] er» other wavs, what substantial tea . niic. ini.-iysi an.i e.mtu ..r n-iemi
•'hich falls of perfect digestion ferments and Mon of all ti e defendant* in and u» said real
--o- »«--------1. —— '• • t- ‘f----* 3 •« estate will be forever foreclosed and said
I without uitpraise*
• vWed by iaw
mi to be
■wells the stomach, puffing it up against the son is there for not giving aid to the
Jjfart* ^ls ijltfrferes with th® action of building of roads and hi^hi a vs the ,,UMU 1,1 ,h’ pr.
the heart, and in the course of time that ^ L and the pi’.»teeds arising therein
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased, most common aud useful of all inter- ,|I,I>ii»bI first t.» the payment *»f . «»f
trwbi«D«itd*wiiin,Ni»d 'h^iTrt'tSuSa i‘ can conserve. This phase of il!V,''l!«u ..'li.'n'iu" ”,, t"'1*/’ Vr ' in-"'l1,’"1:
the subject is worthy of vou.^iuvesti- j g? F ¥ Y
. ..........
you should enlist the active support' l^'mayt!i'*i|M',«rl t'ulr Int.-r-
Bottles only. St. 00 Size holdlni 2% times the trial of your senators und representatives ."Itness nur ImiihIh
size, which sells for 50c.
Prepared by E. O. DeWiTT & CO., OHIOAQO. from your respective states for the , v NVn|
Sold by CorbinetDynch. principle* of the Brownlow bill, which ' nvn..r. .................
Hoffman Km*n*y, ak.»a ' • f.
and relieves the stomach of all nervoua
■train and the heart of all pressure.
i and the Meal of the dia*
trlct court court ,,i „ai • (-aunty this Itli dnv
of AilKUHt. 1 OO.'t.
• Seal)
It* rails penetrate the fertile States of
MISSOURI,
ARKANSAS,
KANSAS,
OKLAHOHA,
INDIAN TERRITORY,
TEXAS and the
SOUTHWEST,
TENNESSEE,
MISSISSIPPI,
ALABAMA and the
SOUTHEAST
It reaches the rich fanning lauds of Kansas
i.nd Oklahoma, the mineral fiel is of Southern
Missouri nnd Northern Arkansas, the cotton
fields of the South and Southw ,-st, the oil field?
of Kansas and the Indian Ter-itory, and hun
dreds of other industrial places of interest and
profit to the horae-seeker an** investor. And
last, but not least, it will carrj» you to the famed
health resorts of the Ozarks,
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
TIME OP TRAINS tT
CHANDLER, U&LAHOMA,
FAST BOUND
No. 4»*s Local Paswenger...........lg;0.'l p. in
No. 41 Jo Kauxafi City Exprcsn.. 7:44 p. in
WEST BOUND.
No. 411 Okbihonm Exprcna........ru.'d a. in
No. 407 Local Paaoenger............4:45 p. m
LOCAL FREIGHT—EAST BOUND.
No. 444...................................11:42 a. m
WEST BOUND.
No. 448......................................11:4k a
A. Et Stutsman
Boot uud Shoe Gobbling anu
Second Hand goods—all'kinds
___ in stock. Arms and Accoutre-
ments.
Chas. B. Wilson | Chas B. Wilson, Jr !
WILSON & WILSON Bankrupt Stock Merchandise
ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW
I Dry Goods. Groceries and
Jewelry
Big 4 2nd Hand Store
I he Little Chicago
Office Room 11 )
Hoffman Building f CHANDLER, O T
EMERY A FOSTER.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in Hoffman Building.
Room 10. v. 0- COMER. Prop.
CHANDLER. OKLAHOMA, a hearty invitation to all who read.
Come and enjoy a good sfnooth shave!
Sharp Razor,. C(can Towe|r
Excrbent Tun.*oriul Sei /ice.
Glva HSR.-nil. 1’IIK l.ITTI.K t’lllra,.,,
A. B. OLESON,
Contractor and •Builder.
e
Will be found at Frazier Building
corner 9th St. and Manvel Ave.
Court House
n st. and Manvel Ave. -£) r
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA OllOp.
L. A. KELSEY, D. D. S.
DENTAL PARLORS.
Up-stairs, over Chandler Nat’l Bank,
Frazier Building.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. and 1 h. l>. frasueu
to 5 p. m.
Everything new and First-
Class.
Peter Roberts, Mgr.
Mrs. Bourgeois, Proprietor.
J. W. DILLARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls answered day or night.
Office Over Postoltiee
Manvel Avenue.
CHANDLER - - . OKLAHOMA.
K. 1). FRAZlU.lt.
FRAZIER & FRAZIER
Meat Market .
Wellston, Okla
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