El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 263, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 28, 1902 Page: 1 of 4
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EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, JUNE 28, J902.
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Minton Jewelry Co.
One Door South P. 0.
We wish to announce that we
are still in the lead with a large
stock of Watches, Diamonds, fine
Cut Glass, Ilaviland’s and fine
French China. We shall l>o glad
to have you inspect our stock and
get prices before buying elsewhere
We will do your repairing
promptly and in first-class manner.
The ladies are invited to bring
their Rings in and get them pol-
ished free of charge.
T.HE MINTON JEWELRY CO-
Oniy Exclusive Jewelry Es-
tablish ment in El Reno.
Our fountain is run in an up-to-
dMte manner. Give ns a trial.
Fitschen-Mor.se Drug Company.
Willful Waste Makes Woeful
Want
If a person willfully pays more
money for his shoes, or ignorantly
does not investigate the best place
to buy, sometime in the mystic
hence woeful want will cause him
to regret his foolishness, lie wise,
buy now. All our $3.50 shoes for
$■2.50
"The Progress”
Satisfaction and Service
Have made the Stetson Shoe popular; the eye is sat-
isfied with the style and finish; the foot is satisfied with
the perfect fit and comfort; the purse is satisfied with a
fair price for a superior Shoe that will give you better
service than the average article
Stetson Shoes are a revelation in Footwear
PRICE:........$5.00 and $6.00
'Jr
H. R. Canon & Co.
SHOERS OF THE PEOPLE
-TO,
*$■*.*& V
The Gem Hotel, under new
.management, wants table boarders
•t $3.50 per week. Albert
Newton, proprietor.
Our ice cream speaks for itself
a dish will convince you there is
none like it Fitschen-Morse Drug
<:o
Watch for the big show Satur-
day and don’t miss the street
parade.
The fountain at Fitschen-Morse
Drug Company’s is an elaborate
affair and the creams and drinks
served are delicious.
Ice Cream at Jackson Bros.
We make lots of different
kinds of Ice Cream, but only one
grade—grade No. 1.
GERRERS.
============ \ 1
A Pleasant
Expression
'Opening of fjaw Cathe-
dral.
London, June 2s. Arrnngo-
J ments have been completed for
| the formal opening tomorrow of
the new Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral at Westminster. The ouen-
j ing ceremony will be cari i d out
j ou a scale of the greatest magnifi-
cence. Cardinal Vaughan will 1
! preside and the services will |
j include an elaborate musical j
programme The Vatican will be I
especially represented and the|
principal Sees of Europe and
America in communion with
Rome will also be represented.
Y. M. C. A
Vlusicale Sunday After-
noon at 4 O’clock
Organ Voluntary.
Scripture lesson.
Praver.
An h 'in Choir.
Cornet duet—Messrs. Chapman
and Carver.
^ Quartet Messrs. Carruthcrs,
Snxey, McGrath and Speer.
Duet—Misses Saxey and Fir-
min.
Solo—Mr. M. A. Speer.
Anthem Choir.
At Presbyterian church. All
arc invited.
4th at Yukon.
E. J. Simpson, editor of the El
. ------ ---------Attorney
j J. J. Carney will be the principal
| orators of the day. Several local
speakers will also be called upon
for addresses. There will also be
singing by a quartet.
AMNESTY
and satisfaction usually
travel together, and a pleasant ex- j
prossion and satisfaction always
travel with every purchase made
that their
very best
Other people claim
ice cream soda is the
too, some one’s claims must neees-
here. What a good thing satis- j sard.v be ver.V inaccurate. \\ e
faction is. What a nice, kind,!nre *,e promoters of pure ice
rosy light it throws on one’s tern-' cream- Geuhers.
per. We feel like making the |
whole world happy. Our work is
better, our ideas brighter.
We sell satisfaction along
with every glass of Sodii uurl nr.
cry dish of ice cream. It’s the
best on earth and we don’t charge
any more for it either.
GERRERS.
214 So- R. I. Avenue
MRND0LIN-0R GUITAR
Do you wish to learn them
correctly? Leave word at
Scott's Music Store, next to
Hell office, or address
CHAS. F. BEAL.
Postmaster Seventy-foui
Years.
N L T d)n«Lv/r V Ar t..—. oo
—Roswell Beardsley of this place
claims the distinction of being the
oldest postmaster in point of ser-
vice in the United States. To-
day he rounded out his 71th
year in the service. He was ap-
pointed by John Quincy Adams.
The first year his salary was $19.
| .53, and it has never exceeded
$200. Fortunately Postmaster
Beardsley does not depend on his
office for a living, as he 1ms a
fortune of 150,000.
Mesdames G. W. Taylor, J. E.
Bonebmke and J. II. Naill will
entertain at an “Afternoon” on
Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
Taylor.
Our ice cream is inimitable—a
trial dish will convince you it is
the best in the city. Fitschen-
Morse Drug Company.
Ladies’ Auxiliary,
Meets at rooms of Y. M, C. A.
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30.
Business of importance.
Mrs. Rose Hi rer.
1st V. Pres.
Proclamation to
inos to be Issued
The Fourth.
Washington, June 27. At the
meeting of the cabinet today the
terms of an amnesty proclamation
to the Filipinos, which it is con
tern plated to issue on the Fourth
of July were agreed upon.
The war department for some
time has lmd under consideration
the draft of a proclamation and
has found it necessary to make a
number of changes in Its text. In
its modified state it was agreed to
by the cabinet today and Secre-
tary Root will cable it to acting
Governor Wright for his inspec-
tion. If it meets the latter’s ap
proval nothing will remain but for
the president, if the Philippine
civil government bill is a la v on
that day, as is now expected it
will be, to issue on independence
day a formal proclamation setting
forth terms of amnesty for all
political offenders in the island
including Aguinaldo and those
held at Guam.
Card of Thanks.
Words cannot express our
heartfelt thanks to friends for
their great kindness manifested
during the illness of wife and
mother, and for the demonstra-
tion of respect exhibited after
her death and at the funeral. To
the Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen of America, and to
friends in the church, and all over
the city, we give our sincere
thanks.
J. W. Dix and Children.
Mound City Paint
Is always spelled with a big
Try some of the new and deli-
| eious drinks at Fitschen-Morse
I Drug Company’s fountain.
Ic f. Cream andSoda—We lead,
others follow. Gerkf.us
Business Chance.
J. W. Wortman, 511 S. Bick-
ford, offers his planing mill and
business located at 216 and 2LS E.
Wade street, at a bargain. Any-
one interested in this line will do
well to see hi in at once. Well es-
tablished business, steady run of
trade. Lots included. Call at
Mr. Frank Meyer and Miss
Gould will sing this evening at
the reception of the El Reno
Grove of the Woodmen Circle.
Mrs. Peters will give recitations,
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short addresses. Woodmen and
their friends are cordially invited.
If it’s Gerrers it’s all right.
The Blackburn Flash-Light
fathers this one: “One day last,
week, while fishing in Hell Roar
ing creek, near Blackburn, Chil-
coate’s little boy caught a bass
which they challenge any one in
the county to beat. The fish
weighed 7 pounds und measured
22 inches in length. This is a
‘true’ fish story.”
Neckwear at Friend & Blevins.
Need some more now. l’h ase
send your job work to the Bell
office.
El Reno Grove of the Wood-
men Circle will have a social ses-
sion this evening. A nice pro-
gram has been arranged and re-
freshments will be served. Wood-
ed’S sj&tirTnVranto. w syforai-
ent.
M1RAIIII1 CUE m
Large
Fine
Red
Pitted
Taste like
More
In self-
sealing
Glass
Jars
for 85c
Just the thing
for your enter-
taining, drinks
or punches. Use
our pure, Un-
ferm e n t e d
Grape Juice for
your softdrinks.
Pints 4oc, and
quarts 75c.
W. F. McGrath Mo
PURE FOOD GROCERS.
Phone 30. Prompt Delivery.
cclory
Have
you tried the new
stuffed Olives?
A. C. Pederson, opposite the
fire bell, has some rare bargains in
shoes which he is closing out at $1
a pair. They are good values at
$3 to $6. Mr. Pederson bought
over 100 pairs at a clearing sale,
and he’s giving his customers the
advantage of extremely low prices.
SPF.CIAL SAT F.
STOCK SALE.
There will be offered for
sale
across
the fol-
Mcn’s and Boys
Shoes.
Fine
mill or at Bell
information.
office for further
Big Crops For Canada
Ottawa, Ont., June 28.—Re-
ports of crop conditions through-
out Canada are the host ever re-1,, . ,
ccived at this period of the year, iC an'id,“n eou"t v' wlth
All through Ontario tiie winter \ I1,11" . neal
wheat was in a strong healthy for-j , ,!'Tt . “
ward condition. In Manitoba. mU U;iyton I'; ’"""'T'
where the wheat crop is t-vo 'nstrnctors. 1 he work is very,
weeks ahead of last year. th. !f.°™af,h tt,“l u."-v teacher who |
grain is reported as developing ““‘'-V attends cannot fad to
splendidly, und the largest crop in ! ™ch a bl' l"r. 8C|1!00.1 llllt" li™r
county is ox-ibotoro an<l shoul<1 have prefer-
This is the most energetic and
enthusiastic normal ever held in
e n roll-
one hundred for
Profs. Howell
For Sale by
LONG BELL LUMETER CO.
Why pay one tioilar for 18
pounds cf sugar, when you can
get 20 pounds at the Townsend
Grocery?
The Big Word
Means Us
For a real refreshing and deli-
cious dish try pineapple snow at
our fountain.
Fitschen-Morse Drug Company.
Houses for Rent.
Four room house, good barn,
one-half block ground, near Jr-
I ving schools.
Five room house, three blocks
! north of Kerfoot hotel.
Four room house, north of
the history of the
peett d. The latest advices from
Winnipeg estimate a yield of hard
for Manitoba and the Canadian
Northwest territories of 70,000,-
000 bushels. The railway com-
panies are jubilant over the pro-
spects.
ence in
schools.
position for this
HI Reno Globe.
year s
Saturday, June 2sth.,
from the Kerfoot Hotel
lowing.
130 head of cattle (cows, calves,
steers, bul Is).
25 head of horses (driving and
| work stock)
20 head of sheep.
I 8 head of angora goats,
j The above will be in the yard
I from 10:3o a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Miss Bertha Kirkley. of Hunts-
ville, Texas, is visiting her sister,
i Mrs. G. W. Taylor.
Fred Bogardus is over from
Oklahoma City. Since hisna-
j riage to Mrs. Mamie Kraft Gib-
: on, of that city, Fred looks like
a candidate for congress.
Miss Hattie Cross, of King-
fi her, is here spending a few days j
with her sister, Mrs. J. Stewart.
Burns
Our sales have
been too small on
Boys’ Shoes and
all Men's Shoes un-
der $3.00, to justi-
fy us to handle
them. We have
decided to drop
these goods from
our line entirely,
and give more at-
tention and space
higher grades.
We have 350 prs.
Hegler leaves this after-1 vy/r • qi „ _
noon for Guthrie, after a pleasant, IXLGX1 isviiy
City Marshal Robare is back
from Ins trip to Shawnee and Ok-
lahoma City. lie succeeded in
recovering from a pawnbroker’s
establishment in the last named
place a gold watch and a gun !e-
, longing to Dr. and Mrs. Jackson.
(They were pawned by Joe Smith.
the i
CREAMERY CAFE.
Everything in season.
Fresh country buttermilk Re-
ceived daily.
Opcnthe year round.
JOE K. HEIM, Prop.
Dining room girl wanted at
once at Anstine hotel.
.visit. Burns is reporting
I Guthrie Leader.
j Judge Meyer never fails togive
! shop lifters a nice send off when
| they parade around the court.
I Sixteen dollars fine, and an order
I to skip the town are the usual
j chromos. The fellows never come
; back for more.
Harvesting is keeping the farm-
ers busy, and the city dull.
Choctaw depot.
E. A. Sharpe,
Rear office. Citizens’ Nat. bank.
Farmer Joe Walker -
are urging him to run
lnissioncr in the First
Walker should be a good
friends ■
for com-1
district.
Straw Hats
i ins.
at Friend & Blev-
Ei iieno Stan Luadty-
The more valuable articles were
I not recovered. Joe Smith is well
| known in police circles in El
Reno and it's only a question of
--time when he’ll be run down.
Fresh Jersey cow for sale. Eu- Hio authorities in the different
quire at Canaliun County Mill. j towns and cities have been noli
_ tied and his description given
Thresher For Sate. them
Almost new Case improved ... . ,
thresher with everything com- F you can t meet your girl meet
plete. A bargain for some one. | somc other fellows girlat hitschen-
See Bob Curtis. , Morse Drug Company s fountain, j Views of residences and interior
•on July 3d, the Crescent Hotel, i views a specialty. Dm M.
at Kurekfi Springs, opens as an i, 11-
year-’rouncl resort under the man- The Novelty Store has a fine
ugernent of the Frisco System Kx- ; line of Hamrnceks.
tensive renovations aurt improve-
ments have been effected which will j Do you need a temporary loai
nidi e the Crescent Hotel the equal ‘ , V, ,
of any hostelry to be found in the orl personal goods? Call on U. L*
Southwest.” ' I Richards, 205 S. Rock Island.
Pete Krey of Union township
may be a candidate for county
commissioner in the second
I district.
Major and Mrs. Stouch and
their son-in-law, Capt. J. II. Mc-
Rae, of the 3rd U. S. Infantry,
wore over from Darlington this
morning. i “
BARBER SHOP FOR
I would like to sell at
I or part of my barber t
Runner, you mean business, and have the
cash, call or address J. LaMont,
opposite the Fire Department.
mg in price from
$1.50 to $3 50, and
200 prs. of Boys'
Shoes, from $1.25
to $3.00, that we
are going to close
out for what they
cost.
These are ail
clean, stylish goods
and it will be to
sale. yoUr interest to see
C *'! them. Respt.
Friend & Blevins
Dr. Wynne’s
to I he doctor s (
Harvey A. Dever, doctor of
osteopathy, has gone to Mi.-souri.
I his old home, on a month’s vi-it.
He'll permanently locate tit I I
j Reno and, on his return, will tit
up pleasant offices.
Mound City Paint, Strictly pure
land guaranteed. Examine an-
alysis on back of “color card.”
! For Sale only by the Long-Bell
Lumber Co.
If you have property to reni
as El Reno will1 why not list it with Meyer auc
continue to b(> an important partlBooton. They have callers every
s.sionul field. ! day.
family will move
laim on Monday
' or Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. IV.
E. Shaw will occupy the doctor’s
residence during the family's ab-
sence, but the doctor will still re-
tain the offices,
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Simpson, E. J. El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 263, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 28, 1902, newspaper, June 28, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913250/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.