The El Reno News. (El Reno, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 30, 1901 Page: 6 of 12
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!A Business Reason
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For our continuous advertising is to
bring you into close touch with our
{ methods of doing business. First, we assert-and you will never find out otherwise unless we
• advertise-that we keep ouly GOOD GOODS. Second, we sell them as reasonable as it is 8
2 possible to do and keep the sheriff from closing us up. Third, the range of merchandise carried
• in our two large rooms is simply enormous. Notwithstanding our continuous advertising, YOU,
• the reader of this ad, don’t know one-halt of the thousands of different articles in merchandise
2 we keep.
2 Let us take up some of the departments and see how well posted you are:
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READY TO WEAR GARMENTS.
A Corset worth fully 50 cents Our price,
,5 cents.
1,000 doz. full regular Hose, worth 15 cents
Our price, 10 cents per pair.
Ladies' Summer Vests that we are selling at
5 cents and to cents each, are actually worth
twice that price.
Wc sell you a good, honest, well made sun-
bonnet for 15 cents.
The BEST Kid Glove made for $\ .00.
We sell you a good well made Tailor Suit for
f>6 98.
Our line of Tailor made Wool Skirts at #5.00
cannot be duplicated at $6.50.
Our Muslin Underwear goods are acknowl-
edged by all to be superior in workmanship
better in quality, and cheaper in price, than any
in the city.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES:
Here is where we excel. The ladies all say,
“ If you want pretty, dainty patterns in these
goods go to Crowe’s.
STAPLE DEPARTMENT.
You can get an L. L. Muslin at 3 and 4 cents,
but you can't get quality. We sell you the
close, fine wove, none made any better, at 5 cts.
Our Shirtings and Outings at 5 cents per yard
cannot be bought elsewhere for 6*4 cts.
Our Apron Check Ginghams at 4 cts., sets,
and b'/i cts., are cheaper than can be bought on
the market to day.
10 yards of Dimity worth 75 cts. for 50 cts.
Fin. for wrappers.
Dm Prints are 5 cts. and 6% cts. And the
best brands made.
Do you want to rest after a hard day’s toil?
Buy one of our 89 cts., jti.oo, $1.25 or $2.00
Hammocks and swing it up on your porch or
under the trees, and the problem is solved.
You ought to see how the people gobble up
our Carpets. Why? Because just the moment
one is laid you are assured of a pretty room.
And then hang up one of our exquisite LACE
Curtains at the windows, and a Portiere at the
archway, and the home is pretty.
Our Ladies’ Children’s and Baby Shoes are
gaining a popularity enjoyed by very few mer-
chants, and the reason is so plain. Good, solid,
honest Shoes, well made on up-to-date lasts, at
low prices, tells the story.
100 pairs Hamilton-Brown Slippers to be
closed out at COST. Those coming first get
first choice.
Our Clothing Deparment
IS COMPLETE IN ALL LINES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
We give away to each boy buying a $2.00
suit or better a good base ball and bat, and with
a child’s suit at $1.00 or better a good bow and
arrow.
We have Straw Hats from
5Cts. to $1.50.
A Covert Cloth Tennis Shoe tor Men and
Boys at 65 cts. a pair.
The Crowe Mercantile Company.
Oar Governing Couuoil.
The Home Annuity association in
imaged by ;t governing council of
fteen members When we Hay
‘managed,” we mean a'l that term
Thurston Thrums.
Winfield Chautauqua Assembly.
Everyone busy in the corn Welds.
Corn is looking tine through here
and we are thankful to hive been
inTue.8 ’ Thfs 'association lias no «P«red the hail, ho fax, this spring.
“ggurehead” oliloers. Our Govern
ing Council meets on the f. urth
The rain was almost a cloud hurst
last Thursday down near .Mustang
I 11 UUU * l»H mroiin on
Wednesday of each mont h, and n. ver No serious damare done, owever.
bet once hnv » we had less than ten I Robt. Fry bus gone to Kansas City
membeos at a meeting of lie govern-
ing Coumr.n, and s ldoni l«ss than
twelve, and quite frequently fourteen
and occasionally fifteen. Of course,
every member of the Governing
Council (Io'-h not devote all of his
time to our affairs-—we who .v by our
v\ii.' .licit (spec-live oo-
» tint ble vpomhers ot
the Governing Council attend tlie
monthly meetings and '‘manage the
liusineKS ”
The ^ caret ary and Physician-Gen
1 rii tin ttutb iiizctl to pass upon ail
dUabili , Soinis involving less than
*26 as boon as received and to pay
tii • a, irin' .1 Outside of this, the
< N!,ur-. lientw from the I*«• n« lieiary
*t nd c i only be made by and undei
ibe di -lion of the Governing coun-
T
e personnel of the governing
of the Homo Annuity associa
, , .u h (iu'^ 1 not superior, to
with two carloads of cattle and one
of hogs tills week. He was a com-1
panied by his son Harry, who goes
for the final operation on his eyes
There are some young gcntlenu*u(?) I
in this vicinity who seem t » take a j
delight in going where the\ are not
wanted, being unaware ho’w very Ul
bred such conduct appears.
Leonard Pack is thinking of taking
up rail t aiding, at least he is inter-'
Bte 1 in Carrs lately.
There was a pleasant singing at Mr
Sho!>7/a last Friday 11 i 4, ‘ t
yome ot our kind-hearted men
went in and plowed widow Pu din’s
corn for her last week, some ban
teams participating. We like to near
of such actions.
West Point S. S. will observe Child-
rens’ Day the second Sunday in June
Look out for a good program.
Gkken Briar.
that lf m y
organization of like char-
acter i t he wo.
In fact, we can
not ttcvl any reco*
ds of .1 fraternal
v, ill) uuch a personnel Campon-
Commencing June 1st , the Rock
Island Houle will establish a through
Pullman sleeping car service b 'tween
St. LouiB Mo , and Denver, Col., run-
Or.ivr V. till “UCii a pr. 1 »i. ij'iuiw mu , mm ver, > ui., l ull-
ing its governing body, ai1^ usually rj„g j„ connect ion with the fast Colo*
1 , witb one which OOUk.s a"-'' j ratio Flyer. ‘These sleeping oare will
where near ours, the members do n°> be of Pullman’s latest design, with
attend the monthly meetin large retiring rooms for ladies and
therefore believe we are jusi died in I gncb other modern conveniences as
asserting that the “managem -nt” of! ar6 fu„nl) jn up-to-date cars. Dining
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Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio and Chester
I. L >ng of the Seventh congressional
district of Kansas have been secured
to stK ak at the assembly July 4. Gen.
Grosvenor will remain over and par-
ticipate in the Ohio and Soldier’s day
exercises July 6.
( apt. Me Elroy, postmaster of the
house of representatives will accom-
pany Gen. Grosvenor on his trip.
I wo features this year will receive
spec 'I attention, that of the hoys and
girls department. A boys’ club or!
‘*ka t n kontent” embracing training j
a boy sports and games will be or-
gan /.* d under the management of Dr
Nai mi h of the state university and
Pr« f. Blank of Haskell institute at
Liwrence. The girls athletic club*
w i' in charge of Miss Alice Leg-1
go’1 i T.ipeka who has a splendid
reputation as teacher of athletics |
T e ' iwo branches will provide fori
a cl-! s of asaetnhly ittendilnts tliat |
has oeen very mtten neglected.
A £ 1 • • ra 1 outline of attrretinns for
this y ar is a> fellows: Liquid air. j
Ed < n’s prop cteacopc, three grand |
coii v.r «, tlit*en literary lectures,
round table*, conferences, congresses
receptions ami ba quota. Ip addition
ev« r convenience will be given for
camping, tents and beading, and ele-
gant dinning ball.
For particulars address
The Assemr t,
Winfield Kas
A. II. Limerick, Secy.
Some Commencement Notes.
Rock Island Excursions. ,
Annual meeting Imperial Council
Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine, June 11, 12, 1901. One
fare plus #3 for the round trip via the
the The Great Rock Island route.
Tickets on sale June 10, return limit
June 14.
Summer tourist Round trip rates to
Denver, Colorado Spring, and Pueblo
Oolo., and poii.tH in north and north- delivered in the University chapel ai
An extra effort is making to ar-
range for one of the most interesting
weeks of Commencement exercises
that the University of Oklahoma has
ever l»ad during the nine years of its
history. June 7th will close tjie
week’s exercises and the years work
The Baocalaurate sermon will he
NOTICE.
In th© Probate Court of Canadian County
Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the Guardianship of France*
May Elsie Maoinnes: — Order.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
guardian of the said mtnor will on or after th©
3rd day of June, 1901, sell at private sale th©
following desorloel real estate situated in
Canadian county, Oklahoma territory, to-wit:
The northeast quarter (1-4), of section num-
bered twenty-seven (27), in township numbered
twelve (12), north of range numbered seven (7),
west of the Indian Meridian and that bids for
efiRt lire now in . fleet via The Great i eleven o'clock Sunday morning June | samn will he revived at the office of the
K«»ek Island Route. j 3d, by liev. George W. Truett, pastor ! Canadian County Mill* Elevator Company, In
Sp cial excursions to Denver, Colo 1 of the First Baptist Church of Dallas, the city of El Reno, o.<iahomi territory, or bids
ralo Spring* and Pueblo, Cole. On Uyx.ls Tbe announcement (f the I raJy bolefl wlth ,ho 1"»,e™Uned guardian in
Jim lllfi.-Jtith Julv 17th, 24th and 31, .... . . said city, or filed with the piobate Judge of the
August 7lh, 14ih, 21st and 28th 1900. *ermon by R«v. Truett will Interest Uai, POUBtv.
! ie Gre it Rock Isla id will sell tick- ' tbe Bapt ist people of the Territory as In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
Prl»C> i me Time-Table tr im Oklahon
S
‘The Right Order” is supi ' ior in
capacity to that of any similar organ-
izaiiou in the world.
•‘Nothing aucceBH.” The respective
niemht r« of our Governing Council
have always been and are now suc-
cessful in their particular avocations.
Men who are successful in their own
affairs are calculated to be bet*er able
to successfully Manage the affairs of
«ueh institutions as the Home An-
nnity Association.
It therefore goes 'without say that
ttf een successful business and pro-
fessional men,who attend the month-
ly meetings and devote all the time
required or expected of them to the
interests of the Home Annuity As-
eo< iation, will make it a success. Do
you find this element of aucoess in
the governing body of any other fra-
ternal order, or arr their offlser- a
lot of •* unknown quantities?"!
E G. Goshsitt, Distt. Agent.
Now at City Hotel, Enid O. T.
car service will also be inaugurated
on June 1st., on tbe Rock Island
Colorado Flyer, both east and west
bound, between Kansas City' Hiid
Topeka, under supervision of Frank
Stewart, superintendent of dinning
cars. The usual high standard of
dinning oar service will be maintain-
ed jon the A la carte plan, patrons
thus paying only for what they order.
PrM Thvrmomelor.
Bveiy farmer in Canadian county
isoordially invited to call at Winne &
Winne at their office with Thomas
Jenson A oompany, rear of Pabst
building and get one of these ther-
niometors and incidently to talk with
them concerning their plan of mak-
ing far.n loans.
We loan money at lowest rates,
for long time and on easy terms.
W. 8. Yeaqhr,
g .it Local Manager.
Tr; ins leave Oklahoma City 10:15 a
m. d lily, ariives in St. LouiB the fob
lowi ig morning at 7:25. Leaves St.
Loui > 10:00 p. m. arrives in Oklahoma
City 5:36 tbe following evening.
Trains leaves Wichita at 1:20 p.m.,
arrives in St. Louis 7:25 the follow-
ing. Leaves Wichita 10:45 p.m ar-
rives in St Louis the following even-
ing at 5:46. Train leaves St. Louis
10:00 p. m. arrives in Wichita the fol-
lowing evening 3:26. Train leaves
St. Louis 8:46 a. m. arrivea in Wichita
the following morning at 6:26.
Through cars between Oklahoma City
Wichita and St, Louis without chango
Close connections made at Oklahoma
City with the Choctaw and at Wichita
with the Rock Island and Santa Fe.
B. F. Dunn, D. P. A.,
Cor. Main and Douglas Ave.
eis to above points atone f
*2 for the round 'rip -tod o Jul;
mid 10th and ".opt. 4 ll, . . n. ...
for ill ■ round trip, return limit Oct.
31 1901.
Epworth League meeting,SanFran-
cisc.o, Cal. July 18-21,1901. For the
above ihe Grsat Rock Island will sell
•kets Jnly 8th to 13th tnclu Ive, at
■ . if $45 tor the round trip, with
lal return limit August 31st 1901.
1 ir other information as to rates and
- op over privileges inquire of agent.
Annual meeting National Kduca-
i onat Association, Detroit, Mich.,
July 52, 1901. One fare pluss 4200 for
i: round trip via the Great Rock i -
land route, on sale July 6-6, return
limit July 15th.
Meeting Grand Lodge, Order of
Elks, Milwaukee, Wis., July 23, 2oth,
1001 One fare pins $2 for the round
trip via the Great Rock Island route,
on sale July 20 and 21, retur n limit
July 27tb.
Convention Baptist Young Peoples,
Union of America, Chicago III., July
2f*b, 28th, 1901. One fare plus 82 for
the round trip via the Great Rock 1s-
£<ud. On s tie July 22, 23, retorn limit
July 30th.
Triennial Oottolave Knights Temp-
lar, Louisville, Ky., August 27, 31,
1901. One fare plus $2 for the round
trip, via the Great Rock Island route.
On sale Aug. 24, 25, return limit Sept,
2nd.
Wodern Moodmen of America. On
Saturday June 8th, The Great Rock
Island will make one fare rate to St
Paul, Minn., and return. Special
sleepers will leave El Reno, at 3:30
p. m. A double lower berth tnat will
accommodate two persons will cost
only $2 50 from El Reno to St. Paul.
Parties desiring reservation should
write H. H. Kellogg El Reno. This
train will be personally oonduutedby
a Rock Island representative to look
alter its patronB. The Woodmen ex-
plus i well as many Others who are f miliar hands and affixed IIIanal this 20th day af May,
: !:!l:‘y and woil.h of this
eminent pastor.
The Faculty Concert given by tbe |
school of music will be one of the J
most enteriaiug events of the week.!
The annual address will be given
in the < Impel at ten o’clock Friday
morning, .June 7th. At this time will
occur, also, the regular graduation
1901
Mary E. Lassen, Guardian.
First published May 23-2t
Wicdita Kans.
NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of Canadian County
Oklahoma Territory.
In the matter of the guardianship cf James
Taylor Maclnnee.—Order.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
i .eises and conferring of degrees, j J^^n of thesaid minor wtU on or afw the
..... . ,, i 3rd da, of June, 1901, sell at private «ale the fol-
11 ' • 1 ee<^’ ° I Opeka, Kan., i lowing described real estate Hituated In Cana_
dlan county, Okla’ioma Territory, to-wit:
The southeast quarter, (1-4) of section num-
bered twenty-seven (27), tn township num-
bered twelve (12) north, of rango numbered
, T .... .. 1 ieven (7) .west of the Indian Meridian, and that
Eugene M,re , Irouqn.ll), the Kansas Mdst0, thBSame wluba r909lved at lhe
poet and the deed Brothers, is al- | Of the Canadian County Mill and Elevator Com-
mosiah well known in Oklahoma as : P*nyIn the ^ity of El Reno, Oklahoma Terri-
in Kansas I tory,or bids may be left with the undernlgned
! rruapilivn is uutrl »if ir ns fllail n .. I)9nkni 9
v il dcllier the annual address. A
pt-aker ot such rank needs no intro-
dnetion tj Oi.iahuma people. The
law firm which h is for its members
Th r. will be five in the college
gl i d e ting class,, fifteen in tbe Phar-
macy cia«s, and four in the class from
the School of Music.
Application has been made for rates
on an railroads Lading to Norman,
that parents of students and triends
of the University may be able to en-
joy Ihe week of good things. An-
nouncement of the rates will be made
within the next few weeks*
Frl.co Line Time Card.
Trains leave OklahomaOity at 10:16
a. m. a. m. arrive in St. Louis the
following morning at 7:25 a. m. and
6:35 p. m. Trains leave St. Louis at
10:00 p. m. arrives Oklahoma City
5:35 following evening; Wichita at
3 25 p. m. Close connections are
made with the Choctaw at Oklahoma
City and the Rock Island at Wichita.
Further information will be cheer-
fully given by the undersigned. It !b
a pleasure for us to answer questions.
B, F. Dunn, D. P. A.
Wichita, Kans
guardian is said city, or filed with the Probate
Judge of the saui county.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand adid affixed my seal this 20th day of May,.
1901. Mary H Lassen, Guardian.
First published-May 23-2t.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
Territory of Oklahoma t
Canadian County. (
In the District Court for Said County.
Everett P. Walling, Plaintiff.
tend an invita ion to all their worn
bers and friends. For further infor-
mation oallun or writ*,
H. O. Callai; vn, Agent.
From June 1st to Sept. 15, inclusive
Roourf tr p tourist tickets at reduced
rates lo Denver, Colorado Spring and
Pueblo, will be on sale by the Great
Rock Island. Inquire of H. C. Calla-
han, agent, for further particulars.
Hettie E. Walling, Defendant.
Said defendant, Hettie E. Walling will taJc*
notice that she has been sued in the above
named court for dlvoroo and decree barring her
from any claim, title, right or interest in the
NW. 1-4 of sec. No, 11 in twp. No. 10, nerth of
range No. 6, west of 1, M., and SE 1-4 of 8E 1-4,
sec. 2, twp. 10, range a, and must answer the
petition filed therein by said plaintiff on or be
fore the 28th day of June A. D, 1901, or said
petition will be taken as true, and a judgment
for said plaintiff in said action for a decree of
divorce, and barring her from any interest la
above described property, will be rendered ac-
cordingly.
AUeat: E. M. Hroler,
Clerk of said Court.
Blakx, Blake A Berks,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First published May 9
Farm loans, lowest ratest Inter-
est and commission not to exceed 7
percent. Henry O. Sitler, agent.
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Gunn, L. J. & Musgrove, Clyde. The El Reno News. (El Reno, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 30, 1901, newspaper, May 30, 1901; El Reno, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913324/m1/6/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.