Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 283, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 27, 1904 Page: 5 of 8
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Number 5354
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
of Chandler.
PAID UP CAPITAL,'SSC.GOO. -
CAPITAL as large as any Hank in Oklahoma
outside of Oklahoma City. Every courtesy ,
and accommodation extended our patrons that
is consistent with good business.
We Solicit Your- Patronage.
P
crsonal and Otherwise.
Bits of News Gathered for Our Readers.
J. W. Green of Carney is in town
today. .
Rev. Jno. Hartley went to Uristow
today.
Wanted, a sitting hen. Inquire at
this ollice. ' tf
O. P. Difenderfer is here from Okla-
homa City.
Win. Tilghman came in from Okla-
homa City at noon.
Say", boys! I sell 2 bottles beer for
15c at Club Saloon. 262t24
It. 1’. Pinson left this morning on a
business trip to Guthrie.
Col. J. Thos. Melton went to Wells-
ton this morning on business.
Miss Oma Riner went to Oklahoma
City this morning to visit friends.
Rev. J. A. Ferguson left last even-
ing for Edmond to be gone over Sun-
day.
New York Hardware Co. has a full
line* of incandescent lamps, 16 and
32. dl8B-wtf
Miss Ethel Houston left last evening
for Oklahoma City to spend Sunday
Mrs. R. A. Jenning9 and daughter
Marvel went to Lowe last evening to
spend a few days on the farm with Mr.
Jennings.
For Rent—A nine-room house suit-
able for board and lodging. One
block east of the Hoffman bank.—M.
H. Reeves. 259tf
Mrs. Wm. Spielberger and Miss
Lena Mathes have opened dress mak-
ing parlors in the rear of the Hon
Ton bakery. See them for fine
work. 283t2wl
John H. Havighorst, one of the old
and prominent citizens of Guthrie,
died last night. Death was caused by
& tumor from which he had long been
a sufferer.
J. Lindgren returned last evening i
to his home near Gregg, Comanche I
county. He was accompanied by [
John Wagner, who will be gone about
two weeks
Those from here who attended Aip |
Cattlemen’s convention were well pleas-
ed with the entertainment features, j
Even more was furnished than had j
been advertised in the way of amuse- !
tnents.
! night’s meteor from Oklahoma City.
Sport Rash and H. Martin came in
| last night from Oklahoma City where
| they attended the Cattlemen's conven-
I tion.
J. Swinford and w ife left last night
! for Vandalia, Mo , to see Mrs. Swin-
ford’s father who is sick. They live
: at Warwick.
Fred Franke, writing from Pennsyl-
J vauia to have the address of his paper
j changed, says that the cold in that
region seems friglitful.after spending
several winteis in Oklahoma. Mr.
| Franke is visiting relatives whom he
had not seen for many years.
The Odd Fellows of Oklahoma con-
template the erection at Oklahoma
City of an Odd Fellows temple to cost
j $40,000. The Rebekahs of that city
; have engaged Hon. Wm. F. Newell,
ex-U. S. consul to Nicaraugua to lec-
| ture March 7 on the “Panama Caual
! and Nicaraugua” for the beneiit of the
j temple building fund.
! Another Case of Rheumatism Cured
by Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Tiie efficacy of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm in the relief of rheumatism is be-
ing demonstrated daily. Parker Trip
lett of Grigsby, Va., says that Cham-
berlain’s Pain Halm gave him perma-
nent relief from rheumatism in the
back when everything else failed and
he would not be without it. For sale
by A. D. Wright.
In pursuance to an invitation issued i
by the Democratic Central Committee j
of this county and signed by several
members of our committee, you are j
hereby called to meet at Chandler, !
Oklahoma, on March 5th. 1904, at one j
p. m. for the transaction of such busi-1
ness as may properly come before 1
said committee .
Witness our hands this 23rd day of j
February, 1903.
E. Stinnett, rh’m.
H. E. Straughen, Sec.
.
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Of especial interest to the readers of
this progressive periodical will prove
the first of a series of “Brief Business
Talks for Women,"1 by Katherine
Louise Smith, in the March number.
Her hints to her fellow-women for a
better knowledge in the care of
money will prove of exceeding value
to those who heed them. “The
Vicerine of India,’’ as presen'ed by
Waldon Fawcett, deals with the re-
markable success of that beautiful
American woman, Lady Curzon. Ar-
ticles appropriate to spring in the
house and garden are "Flowering
Plants for the Window Garden,” by
Eben E. Rexford; “Raising Mush-
rooms for Profit,” by Madeline Reil-
ley; and “Gardening Under Muslin,”
by George Ethelbert Walsh.
Rheumatic pains are quickly reliev-
d by application's of Ramon’s Nerve
and Hone Oil—try it. 25c. All drug-
gists.
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Kuot
The
Effective Remedy
Washington, Iowa, April 4,1903.
I was troubled for OTer a year with so Beauty a flow that
it w as virtually AunpresRioo. A heavy cold superinduced this
condition and notninit 1 could do Heeuu-d to help me.
_ }".e °*}y. effective remedy I ever found was Wine of
* ardul. \\ ithiu two weeks I felt the good effects of the med-
icine and after I had used 13 bottles iu all I was us healthy
...... , ,, regular as auy woman could wish to be.
mother «tul round tha".' ma,\!.,>TiklKirt°h romSTr.* (1 /) ~
l&’ft *he (Anrf
Qeand Wobtht Associath, ISonb or Tkmi’kranoh.
WlNE*CARDUI
Wine of Cardui cures nine out of every ten eases of the disorders
of menstruation. These cures are permanent, whether the trouble is
complicated or not.
Wine of Cardui cures the sickness of young girls, relieves the
weakness of adults, banishes leucorrhoea, headaches, backaches and
nervousness and eases the crisis attendant on the change of life.
Thousands of mothers besides Miss Boot’s sister have
found grateful relief from the pains of childbirth and have )i
had a quick and happy recovery from its use. You cannot
afford to suffer when $1.00 bottles are sold by all
druggists.
A,
FARM LOANS
Do you not prefer to transact
your business through a home
man as far as possible? I
make nearly all my loans in my own name make all examinations
myself and close loans without delay. Lei met tell you what I can do
for you. Write or call.
Room 6 Hoffman Bldg J-\.. El.
with her mother.
Marriage licenses were issued today
Harvey Hostetler came down | lo Dolph Cook and Aurora Walters
Carney this morning and went to j of Tryont Elmer Thacker and Annie I
Bristow at noon. I [rqbcoski of Chandler, and Arthur W.
Frank Steible, of Behr's Depart- J Pomeroy of Oklahoma City and Mary j
mi nt store, is r.-overii.v from ;o. v Thayer of (.'handler
tack of malarial fever. Subject for the morning sermon at
J. Sontag and family of Guthrie j the Christian church tomorrow: “If
were in the city today on their way to j Christ Should Come to Chandler.” j
Stroud to visit relatives. | Evening theme, “Future Punishment,
timer McKown who has been working Where tod What?’’ Everybody io-;
in the county treasurer’s office left
vited to come and hear these subjects
discussed. John T. Owens, Fastor.
Mrs. Olive Ford recently underwent
an operation for removal of tumor at
Guthrie and has returned to her Ed-
mond home restored to health. Mrs.
Ford was a practicing physician here
in the early days, as was also her j
today for his home at Stroud
Mrs. S H. Ergenbright and son
came up from Oklahoma City at noon
for a,week’s visit with Mrs. H. D.
Higby.
C. C. Christal returned this morn-
ing from St. Louis, where he purchas- j daUf,hter, now Mrs. L. W. Baxter,
ed spring goods for the New York j
store | The seven DeArvilles are making a
cottage- or i te™endous hit in this county in their
of horses funny. musical pantomine entitled
New York “The Terrible Twins. ” Thisyearthis
262dwtf I famous French family are one of the
! big features of the Ted. E. Faust miu-
Mesdames J. 0. Monforte and A. J. I streis that are to appear at the opera
Rittenhouse are attending the state | house) Friday, March 4.
convention of the Ladies of the Maea
bees at Oklahoma City today.
Prescription
Quality
In no other line of work does quality of
materials and service count for so much
as in the compounding of prescriptions.
No matter what your prescription is in-
tended to do, it cannot do it unless it is
rightly prepared from drugs of known pur-
ity and strength. There is no use taking
chances: you can be sure by bringing it
here. No matter upon w-liat blank it is
written, we can till it. The medicine and
the price will be right.
A. D. Wright’s
Drug Store.
W. J. WALLACE, M. D.
W. G. HISBBB, M. D.
*Drs. Wa//ace dc fflisbee
Physicians and Surgeons
Special Attention Klven to DIhpmhph of Women ami nil 1 tec till Troubles, \-ltay nd
Static eiaiiilnatloiiH ami
treatment for -ill chronic iIImnihch.
Office and Sanitarium in Fletcher Bldg.
CHANDLER, OKLA
A Fine Line of Watches,
ij
H
Clocks and
Jewelry
At prices to suit all, the large and small. Get our prices be
fore buying. Everything as represented or money back. Fine
watch, clock and jewelry repairing a specialty.
B. E. Fretwell
Watch Maker
At.
Stutsman &. Fretwell’s
. S. Hoithan. I* real dent
H. (Tiaki.ks, V. I’rcH.
L. ( oSKi.iN, t’nnlilcr
. i > Itiii n r, A. i ‘ashler
6269
Big Profits With Hogs
For Hale—Three-room
will exchange for team
—R. H. Galyen, over
store.
On Friday, March 4 at high noon
street parade will occur in thiscit).
It will announce the Ted E. Faust j
Superb Minstrels who are to appear |
at the Egbert opera house on the night Some farmers are more successful!
of Friday, March 4. A feature of this 1 with hogs than others. The man that ]
parade will be the military band of ge^s 8 pounds of pork out of a bushel j
Prof. M. Roth, “The Sousa of Iof co#rn fed to hogs makes only a third I
Minstrelsy.” It will number 22 solo as much as the man that gets 17 lbs.
musicians. In the parade will also, J hi: American Swineherd is a:
appear Ted E. Faust’s 50 all star j specialist and the best authority on j
UNION NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL PAID IN 350,000
Successor of THE BANK OF* HOFFMAN, CHARI ES & CONKLIN
Oldest Bank Jr* Lincoln County
Chond ler,
Oklahoma
T-an nwrtn —ntfajp-CTS wwna wr
The DeArville act is brim full of i artists. They will parade the prin- ]hog industry,
sweetest melody and richest humor, cipal streets and render open air con- I Frof. Henry saystliat success is only
Lost—Yesterday, a fur cape on the ] Thp keep an audience in a continuous ; certs along the way. In the e. cuing j obtained by concentrating all
streets or on the road leading west j roar 0f laughter. Thev play every j at," p. in. in front of the theatre a
from the ice plant. Leave at this known musical instrument, and not a specia' open air concert will be rend-
office and receive reward. j fgw that al,e wholly unknown to Amer- i ered. This is absolutely free. Spe-
“Chandler’s Answer to Jerusalem, ” iea. They conclude their act with the | cial attention is called to the orches-
a aeries of three sermons beginning Swiss hells and as bell ringers they tra of sixteen pieces;also to the costly
tomorrow evening, 7:45. “How We are phenominal. Thus, from new to costumes worn by the company in their
Are Saved and Kept Saved” will be I old, (he entire Faust minstrel perform-1 slreet parade: in their first part and
the theme at II a. m. Everybody in-j anee runs, and the blending is really utiieirol o.
vited.—E. Ward. a pleasing bit of evolutionary science, j
- - Perfect Confidence.
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ELMER E. mcJIMSEV, Editor
C D MORRIS, Treasurer .
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How to get 17 lbs. of pork out of a
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of wheat fed to hogs.
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Only healthy hogs profitable, how
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French, Mrs. W. H. Chandler Daily Publicist. (Chandler, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 283, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 27, 1904, newspaper, February 27, 1904; Chandler, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc912955/m1/5/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.