grovis, frank e. - church bjsll, nffis^am • //8505...who knows howijto do his duty and the courage...
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GROViS, FRANK E. - CHURCH BJSLL, NffiS^AM • //8505 &
./, QHOVES* STUNK E. CHimOH BELL, NEWSPAPER, #8505
Interviewer t' Nora Lorrln, ?Volume 2, No. 165; A p r ii 4thj (Sunday)1897
CHDEDH BELL{A daily paper)
El Ren3, Oklahoma Territory
This issue was published on the eye of election
The first free paper published west of the
Mississippi River. It was called the CHUiKJH BELL
on Sunday, the SUPF2R BELL eviry other day, unless
for .some reason a morning edition was found neces-
aary, then it was called the BREAKFAST. B3LL,
IS HE OR ISN'T HE?
In another column Judge Bush gives his opinion
as to his eligibility for the office of city attorney.
An SI Heno lawyer, having a similar article in the
STAR," asks the people to read the following ex-
cerpts from the Oklahoma laws, together with his .
comments. All.persons who have resided for 30
days next preceding such election in the city'inv"
* which they may offer to vote and for tan. days in the
ward in which iihey may offer to vote and who are
qualified electors of the Territory, at time of
such election shall, be qualified to vote thereat,
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529GBOVES, FRANK E. CHURCH HELL, NEWSPAPER. • #8505
(Sec, 5 Art, 1 Chap, 14 - state Okla). Now', if
Judge Bush made final proof of his claim west of
city on the 13th day of March last, he neces-
sarily had to make affidavit that he resided in
said claim at that time and he would not be a
legal voter in El Reno until the 13th day of this
month (April) one week after election. The
statute further says;- All officers elected or
appointed shall be qualified .electors of said city:
(Sec, 11,,Article 1(Chapter 14, statutes of Oklahoma).
To a disinterested observer, it would appear •
that this last provision;makes it absolutely impos-
sible for Mr. Bush %o fill the office even if
elected. *t '
THE CHARGE IS FALSE,
*I hope no one will be deceived or misledy'
by the false charge that^I am ineligible to the.t
office of City Attorney, . •
GROVES, FRANK E . CHURCH BELL, NEWSPAPER # 8 5 0 5
The charge sprung on the eve of the elec-'
tion for the purpose of unfairly affecting my v
chances at' the polls.
I am eligible to the office according to every
legal test, and there is no doubt of it.
W V W . BUSH.
There is nothing but honor in the office of -
school treasurer but honors will rest easy upon
the shoulders of James S. Kelso.
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• THIS FOR PRAISE.
I& there 'Is"in El Reno a man who is quali~
fied for the office that he asks for that man is
B. B. Burrell. . If. there is in El Reno a man who
is a man no matter where you meet him B. B* .Bur-
rell is that man.
When fcne votes are counted Tuesday night, Mr,
Burrell will begin to add "City Clerk* to his
regular signatuije.
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c o u n t r y y . h e i n v ^ ' s - ^ , i - - u , - , ; ' . . > , • _; .is.'.".
.over'Since* . )w 1,? •> ncir; '"" .r- -V:- j.nirsmM
O&reful aiid coni5id«?rar,-a? .possaaacu -.vr a f
a Ki»U he^rt and aof
. to do what is rl^ht by both, the conaaunity c• • • / ' • • " • ' • • . • • - . . . ' .
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unfortjunatses.
ii attire. Fe will r,ak^ ^ Pol toe ."'udfx wh,
b6 a credit tn Kl Ken".•»
THS SU?i*JSa BELL.
Published every day except, oaturday (-E:'''t,iM-3eXl Printing Co)Subscription one dolXyr per Annum* •Entered in the Posto^flee at SI Reno, .dkla-hcma Terr i tory,"as aecond c lass mail matter.
• The s t r ee t s of the ci ty presented o busy
-scene yesterday; - i l l ttie merchants report
heavy s a l e s . ThB Cyclone restaurant entertained
a'ver. 800V; guests, at dinner. • •_'•* .
, •.. "'• Invoice of high-grade.buggy whips, "regular
price •'$!• 75 ^o $3i %?* s e l l i n g ' a t • half p r i ce .
Wilsonf.s Second Hand-Storey ' . .;" .
GROTTES, FRANX..E;. CHURCH BELL, JNEflSPAPSR. #8505. . . •*'•' - , .
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,...«• Jesterday ;evening:a! farmer's team- came- i'- • * '
walking, down Wpodson street without-a driver,-. IhJ '"• . . .
front of Norman and Edgers. Office the wagon hubbed .»
Otto Shutteefs buggy and smashed every spoke in
a wheel and.broke a shaft.into toothpicks. Otto's
pie ty kept him from swearing," but h i s looks were
,clearly profane. ' •
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• HUDSHJTH AS AN OFFICER.*
rv- ...Whatever may be said of the administration-of
\ John Hudsputh as city marshal" it cannot'be deniedthat there is not in the Territory at this time a
ipore orderly ;and well behaved, community than- that
'of El Reno. Fighting,, quarreling, or drunkenness"o . » * *
upon the streets is almost unknown. Ladies may
'•walk along'/the-streets at any hour, day or night,'. - V ••• ~ •• • • • • • ' • • -
without-fear of molestation or'.of. having their • •
sensibilities, out raged by rowdyism or- fiste;ning~to
vulgar or profane language. ; „
5114'. (MOVES, E.' QWlXm BELL,.NEWSPAPER.. " #8505
, - • -The lawless .element-. Jias -been brought" under
•subnotion and the-"fear of encountering a marshal
who knows howijto do his duty and the courage to
•do i t , deters the lawless element from engaging
like' "olir
1 Jimrt who' hav% been driven*without the p&i.e of the.
city, are of course opposed to Hudsputh-, but do you• * - * . •
notice -any of the decent pedple'like M. L. Stanley
who have voluntarily taken their departure from•* i •
£1 Reno,' giving him any. oppositi«a2• • - • •
Why is the city quiet, orderly and peaceful?
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HEir^s-^lelyT^i^aG c©un4^©£^her^
by this same marshal. ' .
Ohl . but his policy was entirely too vigorouE.
He brutally beat people whom he had under his
arrest with his pistol. El Reno was a tough town
when- he took it in' hand two years .ago. The first
few months he bad to give a few lessons as to his .
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'•', /GROVES, FRAN£ E. ' .CHURCH B2LL, MSPAESR. . ,#8505
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the. present- marshal took charge I and it is far more.-'
oivderly, ,i;aw abiding and, peaceful, than those cities
.wh'ere killing was done. ^ It is far,more humane to
' beat a man over the head with' jbhe butt end of a. -
pistol than to cause him to d|e at the muzzle of it.'' ' •
model jnarshar. He may have
men do, but the good he has i
nad'e mistakes as .othsr
Bone for the peace and
good" order of the c i ty far outweighs any errors he
may have committed 'and i t wduld -be rank i'ngratitude,
to defeat him now. >.
' If the people of El-.Refno know-when they have
a vigi lant , , watchful iguard|ian of the.public peace j"\ -- - - - - - ----'- . ~4 • .-' .--•-.. . -.'--• . - - , ' I
and if we are ready to sustain such in his good-. '
"work, there v/ill be no'qujestion as to who-#ill be
the next marshal. ' '
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A car load of Tope-ka flour was received at-
Gerrer's Grocery. ROCK/Island Ave,;
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.The .baseball seVson wil l open th£s af-fernoon
with a game at Yukon, between Charley' G i l l e t t e
Neversweats, of 21 Hen.o and the ^ukon, team. There
are fine player a ,qn bv.th teams aiA a rattling_
game Tjill^oe flayed. ^ A lar^e'nur.ber of. El .teno.ites
will witness i t .
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' ,Jas, E Kelsc Dry Goods.
/C. E and K; W Perry
4tTi
•C. K. Miller
^Druggist- • '•
1st door south of Kerfoots.
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Second Hand Store, . '
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John G Wicks; :
Blscfemitli agid _wagoh mak^r.' . • . '
I have/employed James Hall formerly of El Reno.
The be'st • horge-shoer in the west.
Go t o - j
- A. Granger
for your
.Boots /and shoes,
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a l | Estate r
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;('•• Boan' Agents, /• ' ' • } • '•'- T • • ' " • • '
es* o,f. land- near union City
ale #or/'$35Q£. good . t i t l e and c lear .7 "
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r GROVES,/ FRAUK"E,/ CHURCH BELL, NEWSPAPER, ,/. .#8505 * 533
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Ivertijsing s i lks , ; -fancy percales,
dimiftias, zepher ginghams,I
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silk pongees for shir t waists"
J.-B-. Harris-President
Dodge Masofn . T. -J . 'S tewart , Vice.presidents
bffi FIRST'NATIONAL BANK
of E l Reno 0 . T . - • •• '
Capital Paid u ^000,00•
Directory J , B. Harr is , Dodge Mason, fp. J . Stewart,.
N, Hockaday, G. H. KerfootJB. JP'.' S t i l l .
Wn E Humphrey "" ^ ' ; E, D. Humphrey• *
?e.sident. - ' Secretary and Treasurer.
'. ' " /.". El Reno Hill and". Elevator Co, .
" "".. Millers and Grai-n-Beale»s. '"* " •.
/Highest market price paid for grain, , '
ask'your grocer Tor the rollbwing " ~
BBLL, NBWSPAPiSa.- #8505 -t ' •
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you- want-
S1 Reno Hijjh Pa ten t . -
Mistletoe-Straight patent
Wigwam-half patent.
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Quidk Service! Good meals-at the cJyclone
Ice c.^am served at dinner. ' •
•Reid' and Maurers
• Attorneys at law, • '
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Go to S. G. Rohkar for signs,
flour,, ip here:"
GROVES, FRANK E* CHURCH BELL, NEWSPAPER.' . # 8 5 0 5
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H. Miller, who has been.Te.rjr sick, is recovering.
300 residence lots, some very choice; some excellent
iusines3--lots, -and- a large number -of fine "farms-for—
sale. We have acme excellent bargains that" will be• * . • '* •
snapped up quick. " Engle' and Foreman, Rock Island '
Avenue and VToodson s t reets - • .
Everything in'the line of fancy ceriJf in-;:-
st'ore.'
Strawberries and cream and strawberry shortcake
and all early,vegetables it the. Creamery Restaurant.
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• Jim Kelso* Has, registered a. roar, at a .local' which ' ** "•
appeared in "The Bell,"* Friday. Jim doesn't deny
having offered up a prayer; , he»does that frequently;
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E K e U i h n t . »}• / <Vf Jn'
Tn f-
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ar, the lowest p r i c e . " Ho i.tUv..it..v{- u;.'"it
JB,. . JOfflHWH JM.L, K£
Capt, Brown, the renowned hypnotic!;, 'Bi l l
give a free' lecture tonight i.u the d i s t r i c t
fiu- -'Everybody
T* »• P. J!«rw8n paya the highest >rico for
X"**
W. W* English requeste tl;ti
borrowed his book of. ^'Familiar ^
return' i t . He needs it«
Cobb is 40ing to elds© • out. iill his/nursery
st.ook during the next week or ten days..
• Game quickly if you want "bargain.^
Fine, roses and. flowering shrubs, at lower
•prioes than ever sold before.
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.FRANK s, . Gmmiiw&i., Mvsr^EH,•.. . 5.M
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iv. G. Eurdy» f i rs t irice r ^ i d e n t ,»vT
HocTc Island*,
At Caddo Spi
the hui
and other
k tvvrth • yesterday wi-U. his- family*
r>, the !»fift;j belted and viewed
3, i. r e a t ^ d "t-hf "i i>l-Ue •" r candy
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The off lice of city treasurer" is.nne 'of. roach • ^. ' ' " " " * " * ' . •
importance. ' I t shouldt.be -he-Id fcy -'- man vjh,> if-
"identified in IK-financial way flitH" the interest.?, of
the-..tow«: Sdoh a .nw^ U Worsen r.McGratb; j5i-rtano
• has no mnrfe .stlafly," .upright and Honorable ci t izen than
•'• . V -that"
Band\ practice Z oclock*.
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l^be conliioed ^- as-
GROVES, FHANK & . OffiKWH HqjL, Ki&?3PAPER* < #BS05
• Money t o X o a n ' s ^ n a b a t t o i r , , f a r m s , c i t y r*r«>v • . •
for t h i r t y , T.iyt'y ^r"ninety oayr-: or "L^n^"" time*
\ r . S t . ^ o k K^ob^rif- 'fi r«at;K ;ui i 1
- Wanted—30 ov *0 heBil r..' .;.:,.-.oi>- t-.. ..sr>».ur
the seo&on. t w ^ l w m|"l^.cr w^r-t -,-»:•' t,»-'?m- V' r
c a l l on Wright and 0*He*.ifK% • ' .
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x desire to sel l my hotel business ant? furni ture .
Have forty two regular boarders and, good
transient.tr-adf*. ' Will a£ll tpv cash, cr pert •
' .; oash and ,balance, on, paym«ntf»t or wi l l take
...pArt in t r ade . Other,business \?ill require. •
my time and attention* ' •
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• I f you wish to enjoy health, wealth and prosperity,
.buy your fruits,, nuts, .tobacco and cigars at the
Leader. Triplett will prescribe for you free:
. The Junior League of the IU &.. Church will give
an^entertainment in the church on Tuesday evening, .
_April_ £_. ---Admission lOjf—ref-reshments-5^
• Hair cut 10 cents; shave 10£ Shampoo 10 cent-s;
Satisfaction guaranteed. . . .
- ' John and Harry at Cyclone Barber Shop.
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H. C. Risse (Jeweler)
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Gerrers Bros (Sakers and Confectioners)
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GROVES, -JHiAfflE-JI. BELL, NMSP^JRV - #8505
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lenry Schafer '
Wines, Liquors and c iga r s ,
Crowes (Clothing)
M. Carson.
Physician and Surgeon.
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Bellamy Drug Store
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'•.. Stock Exchange Bank
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See Afrington and have your plumbing /and pump
work done properly.
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GROVES, JHANfcS. CHURCH mLLy-J^mPfPER
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-- Ben Clark} The veye'ran,,scout, was in totfn yejbterday " .
from' the Fort»
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New Spring styles, patterns direct fro:
1New York, Erices reasonable..
'.Mrs Wolfe,' ever Or
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T. V. Strong, late of Kingfisher, is opening a / /
>" ' i • "• • - 7 ' • ' "• !/-confectionery, f/lour and feed store in .the Mast email/
"building, south/of Buckles* Grocery..-7
Free instruction Trfcih, aH...,nmsical instruments. -..
bought from Miss/Sarmiels, at 'the s t ^ouis .Store.,
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bhe/aubject taken
on '•• - . |
£ ^efo-re fche lecture,and ansWr what q U t JUB arf aen| .£ in J i t in* '
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free. / Coljlecjtionf./•
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.elite,
ES: / See'Kfeoot WoS; " new. fanoy
U ^iz -.IUGE.and ^ench oigandie»
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/ ^ .second aid gooHa/bo'ughf an.d sold by ; -
rs; east of Miller's furniture Store.
• H, 12. Webrake, ' i ioe President of 'the Bonebrake
-Hardware ah'd Itojfleinentjfpo., arrived in the city yeBi
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The Pioneer Creamery,is. now receiving
i t s new station at Waukomis,'<and t'ho cheese factory , ./ , '
at Shelly will be running by "the. lat ter part/of next
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seed of all,kinds in endless quantity,
at" Siiin-Peachefis Feed and Grocery/store, r
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Hockaday has acres of/screen-wire/and scores'of% i
refrigerators.'4 ' Don't- fail to s e them;
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, / • ; V/hen you want t o t a k i = ¥ 7 r l l e c
Kemp. His ear ry-a l i holds £0; peome and. he.. _. ^ • . . . • i
yoil where ever you want to' go. Special air^eniion.
pstid to moving families, and' drayink jobsyin the c i ty
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GROVES,/ FRANK E, ' ...CHURCH BELL",;NEWSPAPER. ' $850.5 •/
• NOTICE TO LADIES.
I jwt l i clrean^and/repair_ sewingjfeach.inesj for
oue^dollar, 'and I t will be donS in a workmanlike/ • ' . * - '
e r . If not, money will be refunded. G.W.Keller,
3id Clute "THE SIGN VVHITER"
0. M. *3uci;ies likes .to figure with you before. . . - • " s
you buy groceries. He wil l save you money on every/ • • \ • .
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P u r c h a s e . . • - * ' , •
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C. C. -Stotz.
Pho'tographe'r",
- Mrs- tfr," A*. -Becker, •'
. Practical*Hair Worker.,• ' \
OHORCM. BELL SPAPER* __j|B505 " 5 5 - J
• ' Ohoctaw Oklahoma and Gulf.-.
. Rk I . ai>d B"Line's •
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Atch'ison, Topeka -and Sari'Francisco.
Tom Jensen haS. returned f.rcto a t r i p to Omslha-and*
ot^ier northern towns, o.
Wilson.says t e l l the dear people that he i s s t i l l
"buying,second hand< goods. • . . ,.
' GROVES, FIUNK 2 . .'CHURCH BELli, NEWSEA^SR>r^-^8505"
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experienced .waiters. immediately^at
, .'the Cyclone. Good wages. -/ ' - " .
! t > \ • .acres of ground-for garden/ 'This o/ffice. , •
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WnirTZD-Good'cool:; Woman preferred.,.'at Anstihe Hotel. •
^ i l o w etcB ^ ; ia l l 6 ^ . 3 . Jones west
• . end o * ',?a5c -street.
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FOR TRADS-A good traveiin'g hack, ribbed.,land rdbber^ • ' - • • ' ' . " ' • • • " f • " ' " . ' . . • • > : ' ; v . • • •
: topped"for buggy,;- G l ^ o n H . PJ'Croft, wfest'^. ;
> " • • . e n d o f W a d e s t r e e t . " - . • > . • . . • • '/ - *- " ; i
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GROVES",' JHANK JS". '* CHURCH 'BSLL, NBSSPAPEB*' i85.05
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FOR; GxiikrSpring-wasoti v itli IOF^ Sed, .suitable
f i-2; <. ki lk wa^on, at HrU» Bowsers si jp, ,.
Ferguson's ;old stands | < • \ '. „ \ -.._..-,
FOR SALE CiiiiArVTiC'.et to Holion, Kansas, Call
at this office.
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FOR REN'JMfw;; Good bricK store rjonis, also a
ventilated office .room. Call at i'xrst Rational Bank-.
buy a good, house, in"a desirable portion
of - Apply at Demucrat officer
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FOB TRADE FOR.STOCKrFirfe three,room residence,
with out £uildin£$, in SI ReiKuV Free of<*
incuiribran.ee: choice location;— jPfiam, Tiagon and.,
harness in part- oayment. Call; at t'his office.'
ED-*. g i r l to do general house Work in
'family of t770. • Inquire at CitizeAs ijtate Bonk,
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-Ti<e are now prepared tosell-nev; COOK stoves and-
take your old Oiies in sxchangej as >yr.t pay, at
<" Heint.zelman«s two daars-north &f the Kerf oat Kotel;,
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Acuf-f* Brothers .made a sLipnient of nearly seventeen"* . • " • . * - -
^ thousand dozen egg's to New, York yesterday.-' A. . •
carload is- sent '^.ut^every week by. that firm,. By'; < - • ' " ' • ' m , . . - ' • < ' ' . . ' • ' . ' ; , . • - - . - . •
the way* -about•next Wednesday the salaried l i a r .
at Perry* 1»i 11 yyire'this item across "t-wo. -ooatinents
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GROVES, FRANK E, CHURCH SELL, SEWSPAPER.-' ..#8505 .-55/''
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and claim that the car contained seventeen ;.
7 — "thousand cases^" o f eggs. /"" ""'•'• - .—- , •
E..T. 3.< Jacobs is now locatex"; on the corner east.
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He repairs everything from a watch, to- a threshing
' machine. • ' • •
•By earnest, work and.agitation of the\ quest ion- the.
-people, will soon have the mineral lands in the
Wichii-a mountain district thrown open to'them. ''' ,"' '
,/Help the good work now being done, by .'signing.i • * • •• • ' ' ^
• petitions looking, to extension of the mineral laws
over Kiowa and Gomanche-co-untry, and by contributing
- towards-necessary expenses^ Each* one'.can give ^ *
some little to aid "the work,-' " - \ •. '
; . /GROVES, ERANKE. CHUKJH .BELL, NEWSPAPER. #8506
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Uncle Samfs harness soap,, 15^jreguiar-price
Wilson«s second hand: store, '•',/'.
G. E. and'N. wT. Perry 35# Chairs• • ..
.0. R. Miller Druggist. *
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Jensen, and Meyers Realestate and loans.
McCool S.econd Hand Store.
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'-The Eg.uitBb2,e Life .Assurance. Society,- • - - . - . - - i - — . *. • , . • i
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. . •' John '& .Wicks. . ^ •
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker. /- * ' •* " "
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%* G, Menger
Boots and Shoes.
-Programs .to be carried''out at %)a& various
' churches today. " - '
Eprcorifa league K i l l meet in the E» ~&*^<&
ftouth. at 7. r , H. ' * , . • .
alass for Bible-.study rail meet in
t-o
• subJeata at'Christian Ofauroti: "Peter* on !?entrecost»
ana^KeHev?' fff- the Reformatipn» "Stew Tesfameut "> - . • • ' • - ' - : - • . - • ; . - > , ' . . " • . . • ; " ;
" 'Reading at .morning service. '-Please bring *youx Bibles.
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Es? at Baptis^ Ohurch: "Attending -Church"-• . P " • • * • -
/• ana. Requirements, for l^isciple&hip" Conmunion. 3 ' _ L ~r\~~ ' ' -!_""' " " I " "• ~" _~ IT"*_ —
"service ^6'vTacIodlcV Junior K" T. P. TT.' .at"4 o'olock instead of the usu&l hour,.
Congregational Church this morning. Full.'* • . • •
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. attendance desired, as the Question of securing*
• a permanent pastor will be considered.
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The Lenten services at Christ Church Memorial are
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Evening Prayer with Meditation daily at 4 o1 clock*
On Wednesday and Friday evenings,, the Rector gives
a series of 3ectures, Services at 7:30, .Sunday" . - • » • • • • • . •
Services at 11 and 7:30. •
Sacrament o
••administe
IT. IS .ABOUT TIME ,
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J850.5.... .1. sot-
jord*a-Supper wil l be '
. Presbyterian Church this '
there will'"beT^ong
e quartettes and "congregational . „
Theme tfffhe Influence of sacred'Sdngrt* *'
Now for you to be.looking
after your cyclone caves, and to s§e that your,
property i s properly covered with a cyclone policy,
• Cyclones and Tornadoes .; ••
: , V,are of very frequent occurrence, more.
especially, in the spring and e.arly summer. , *
We can assign no. good reason for t
. our city or section will be exempt"ifrom.
this great destroyer of both property,andrlife-':' ;- •* ' . .. . •. • ': .1' '
"TEB'MONSTER CYCIONE" Be in time*- Priend; and see. • - • , . . . • • '
Norman and Edger and get one of those special • - \ •.
Tornado, '.policies,, with special ra tes for large l ines in
THE:. .LARGEST: "• COMPANY: ON* JEAHIH. ' . ',' '•
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MSKK t . .„ CHURCHBELL, NEWSPAPER. .#8505
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Go t o McCooX's'saognd. Hand S'-
Laces atid .French Orgaiidies a l l thj6 rage,• * • ' " ' . - * *
at-si&rfooi Bros.A
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Mrs Lane,*"• son and daughter will be in.the^city
,;from Kingfisher tomorrow for the purpose of
organizing a mandolin club.- They will »aak«
headquarter^ at,
and Gannaw'ay's •'
From time to -time the rumor has been circulated
the number- of soldiers stationed at Fort Heno w£
11 to be increased. At last it appears that ther
was some solid foundation for the rumor* A
, or two ago a telegram was received from Washington
V asking if two more troops of Odvalry could
E . , CHURCH, BELL, J&EfepAHfib. #8$Q5
V n adeonfedated at the Fort, and the answer was /
'ttiade vhat while there was* plenty of stable /room '
for the horses.,, the ;baf'racks .w ere _too sma}
Arrangements- are .being made to have the Quarters
enlarged and addi t ional soldiers wil l a r r ive soon.
"LATIN 2&RINKLEfi3 '
ICE CRSAIv: FSSSZSHS,
A? B0KSBRAK1S.
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)-T6 buy small res^denoe"property; Part"
cash . ' Address ~Wsr255' Sl.i^eno. • " ; ";r
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S. E. STEEIiE " Phe Old Reliable" house painterf
sign writer and paper hanger At* .Cyclone Restaurent,.
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GROVES, FRSNK i . ; CHUHCH SEEL, -tiEW5P£EER. #8505
3 7 .
WAMTED-Hou'se' 6f three or four rooms* ' .
•• This'office.. ' •
Gents, see those,.fancy shir ts 'and t i e s at
Kerfoot Bros. •• . , . ' " . '
'•'• -' •• The Easrter Hat.
The Eastertide is drawing near,.
The. season that a l l maidens hold dear;
The time to purchase t h i s and that
But f i r s t ' and best-the Easter Hat.- .
For many days the maiden has t r i e d ,
But on.her hat she can ' t detfide^ .
At l a s t , the one she long has sought,
By her i s found and then is: bought.
. ' GROVES, -E. GHURSH BSLL, HEW&PAEER. # 8 5 0 5
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Its. many colors are so gay . ' , 'f • ^ ' . • ' • - ' . . • • >
We»re sure that with the new x-ray
More shades could not be brought jhd sight,
To* make this hat one bit more brjlght.
OnfjBaster morn this maiden pure
With sweet expression quite demure,-:
Is,: seated in the choir, near "By,
And sings-of mansions in the'sky.
So|
One
Had
Of1
easily she takes high C
' would "not think that such as shev.. - •. .on her hat one moment-spent
' all the time she
the. last long note-'she sings,
And through the church the music- rings,
She gaze's toward the ''Golden Gate": ' •V -
And wonders "Is my.hat ,on-straight"
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. THE ELREKO MILLINERY COMPANY,
"MRS,ODOM MANAGER. • ,•i •
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7 and 3/4 inches wide, . It h ^ three leaves.and six
pages,-- It was^the first-Iree paper' published.west. .'
of the Mississippi River. • . \