Anadarko Daily Democrat, 1901-10-12
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Bloody Third tho Scono or Conflict Uount Noses Every Day Down in the "Bloody Third" ward is where the battle royal will be fought on the i! tth. The repub republican - lican republican poll shows a republican maior- sty, the democratic poll shows jHoiiiutliiii near an even break. GcoLMiiphicallv. it is one of the largest wards in the citv, and in j,0jIlt r population it is twice as jlaig?. as any other in Anadarko. ',MMl ,,M" ,,M" u ,ilH ""' I1""11 eiaus and politicul lteadquaiters thnti all the lest of the Uwn com combined. - bined. combined. It is the- e nter of the n- ' nbl,0"n li"" iM imnrn ol ,1k r;t'nl-llt;" lrt.v oi-gn. There . .11 I the pam alignmont bo m st c i .- jpleu?, every ote will be fought lor, , i,lla.,.....u .-ill ..-..'.t. .. - m....v..n.. ...1. II.IVU W,VI UIVI, ind whoii six o'clock tiikcs, the ,(,, r .1 1 1, 1 , , fate of the dav will be m the hands 1 r ,,, , " ,. , . , , 01 tne counters of the Third ward, 1 1 , .,, , , . , ., , '"-'I "11 good democrats (all dem- ocrats aie jood) invade the Third ind commence missionary work at once. .Make a house-to-house can vass. and dou't even miss the court house ollices. Theie will be a regular commu communication - nication communication of Anadarko Lodge Xo. 1, A. I1'. & A. M., in Masonic Hall, Old Anadarko, al 7:30 p. in., Sat Sat-uiday, - uiday, Sat-uiday, October 1'-', 1001, to which all Mxious aie cordially iurited to attend. I'iuvk B. Kibwui.i., W. Matter. Nursory Stock for Sale I am agent for the Home Nur Nursery, - sery, Nursery, Lawrence, Ivan. My home is her. among you. An thirty years in this country and know what fruit will do. Leave orders at Pfaff's hardware store or at lot 0, block 2 I will sell stock to the end of this month for fall delivery. J. A. Bkcki:r. References: T. F. Woodard, I'rcs. First Nat. bank; Judge Crum JAMES E, GAULE, Attorney-at-Law, Opposite Postolllce, Anadarko, Okla. Anothor Rosppotod Oitizon Gone To the city to take treatment for his ktomach trouble. The amount of money he paid for railroad fare to get there would have bought enough of Or. Caldwell's Pepsin to have kept him and his entire family in good health for six months. Von can't suffer from Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Headache or Stomach troubles if you take this remedy. In 00c and il bottles. Sold by O. C. Stephen Stephen-sou. - sou. Stephen-sou. LIQUOlt NOTICE Notice is hereby tflvun that D. W. Thomas has tiled in thb ollice of the Count Clerk tits, petition for a llccnsa to sell muulr, tplrltous and vlnqus liquor ut retail upon lot No. 12, In block No. 53, in tho Town of Sickles, Caddo county, Oklahoma Territory, that unless remonstrance or protest Is liled in my ollice on or before the 21th day of October, 1001, said petition will bo granted. Dated this October Oth, 1001. Dyke Ballinokh, By J. C. Hendiivx, County Clork, Deputy. LIQCOK NOTICE Ttfrriuu of Oklahoma I Count) ol Caddo " To v hum it iau coacei n: Noiicir i heteoj tfiveu tlat C. C. Rkeund J. li. llrenoman, under the linn name of Itice & Breuemtin, have llled their petition In the clerk' ollice of said county, nsiiine; for a license to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors, at retail, on lot 7, block SI, in tho town of Bridgeport, Caddo coun county, - ty, county, Oklahoma Territory, and that un unless - less unless 1 euionstranco or protest as provid provided - ed provided by law be tiled on or before the 10th dav of October, 1001, said petition will be c:ronted. aittl tins the -nu uay of October, 1. wyko Ualllnifer, County Clerk,
placed his credentials in an elegant! new frame to show his right to fill perscriptions. Hev. Holt, pastor or the Baptist church, is at Knid this week and there will bo no preaching at the Baptist ohurch tomorrow, but Sunday school will be buhl at 10 o'clock in the morning. Daniel Dick i out araiin after a ! uiiio weeks ilhicM- from tjphoid fe.i-r. 1 lis sister. Mis Chriitiu-t, of Hotel Florence, in sliirl.tlv Imlis p. M ;Ue week, unfl hor imuv fr- ...d hope nhc w ill no. uff'r uii atjckoi ftver. . uiooueiv iiusun ruruituie v.o. have just received two cars of unit- trejsu, springs and furniture, in - . ,. , , . ,, eluding faucv decorations, mou d - 0 ,. . ,,. . , ings, etc. ihii, 111 addition to tho 1-..' ......, .... 1 ...: laige stock already on hand, will enable them to meet all demands. Prices right. i!7tf The case of the Tenitory vs. Kemp, charge, druukennesu, was dismibsed bj Judge Cruiii on ac account - count account of lack of evidence. Kemp was rearrested, the county attorney himself going on the stand. The case was dismissed a second time bcause of the failure of the prost prost-cutiqti - cutiqti prost-cutiqti to lav the venue. Kuiglits of Pytltias Meeting A meeting of the Knights of l'y- thiis of this city is rcquctted for net Thursday night, October 17th, at the room over Beimel it Belrv ,. . . store oif corner of teveuth and B streets. All Knights are urged to attend as tlm organization of the lodge is to be completed. 'JO at RINGRULE A Rravo Monaco to tho Prosperity of the City LET ALL VOTERS CONSIDER Tho Sheriff's Office has Suppllod the Republican Nomlnoos for Mayor and Cliiof of Police Wo have always sworn by Ana Anadarko - darko Anadarko and do yet . We have re recounted - counted recounted her manifold aihantages and urged upon the attention of capital ihe wonderful facilities hlie piKseshcjl and the many induce inducements - ments inducements to invest money here, but alas! like all cities of the lirst class, she has her drawbacks, and if Ana Anadarko, - darko, Anadarko, under republican county rule is not enough to make any honest thinking man vote the democratic ticket, then indeed do they need eu eu-lightcnmcut. - lightcnmcut. eu-lightcnmcut. The republican candidate for maor is a deputy sheriff. His election simply means the continu continuance - ance continuance of the arbitrary power in the sheriff's ollice. The republican nominee for chief of police is a deputy sheriff. IHe ejection simply means the stungtheiring of tho j.rip that th court louse rine already lu on the 'city The ureeut oliicutl Mould indsetl yax fat if they "could cou cou-j - j cou-j tmuo their ring rule for a tai and I a half. Slukospeai e's picture of the fourth stage of man's life. "The justice in lull round holly and capon well lived," would indeed be realized. An liouest impartial comparison of candidates is all thattho Democratic party asks. Subscribefor tho DuMnrjui.
Glitch, Randolph ifc Glitch, tiled their first divorce uit in Caddo Co., Martha P. Willis vs. Wesley Willis. WANTKD Nurse girl about 12 or 1 1 years of age to take care of child. Apply at Kelly's Grocery. 27tf Frank Madison, returned yester yesterday - day yesterday from El Reno where ho filed on a quarter section 5 miles oust of town. Dr. Mitchell reports the birth of a baby boy to Whi. Towiibend and wife, who are camped in the river bottom. Mr. Arnold with 11. Clarksou Insurance Agency of Topeka, Kas., ha-j rated the town raising the rate $1 per 100. Prof. J. P." Kvans and J. H. Sim fur, of Pond Cieek, were the guests of County Superintendent Turner today . Red Lucas yesterday picked up a stray pony with an O brand on hip. Owner can have tunic by calling at at Sheriff's ollice. What cures and keeps you free from sick headache? . Why Dr. Caldwell's Sprup Pepsin. Sold by O. (-. Stephenson. The BulTalo saloon presents a neat, nobby appearance with the new paper Proprietor Whilton has placed on the walls. Lost Bunch of kuys somewhere ! 'tween the Indian Agency and the Cr 'am Cafe. Finder will receive ro-.ard by iv...r.ing to Maylield Lumber Co. K. A. Kwiug and II. F. Corder returned this week from their for former - mer former home in Bates county, Mis Missouri, - souri, Missouri, and were accompanied back by their families. L. H. Martin, of Topeka, C. K. Giiiin, of Kl Reno, Jno. T. Alex Alexander, - ander, Alexander, Ivansas City, and L. W. Reece of Kansas City, are registered at the Cream Cafe. R. W. Todd, of Bates county, Missouri, left this morning for his home, after a few days' visit with his brother-in-law, K. A. Kwing, of near this city. Deputy Sheriff Al Burchctt leaves this evening for Cushion, Okla., to visit his'iuother.until next Monday. Mrs. Burchctt met with an accident thN week and broke her arm. A business lot for rent, facini: de- t'pol, on Nirth side, lot U, block 10. House l'JxlO, with addition 10x1'.'. Good well of water. Rent 10 per month. Inquire on premises. tf-'Jl The Board of Kdueation will meet at Turner's furniture store, tonight at 7:30. for the purpose of completing their organization. All members arc earnestly requested to bo present. The Columbia will open in n few days with a full line of dry goods, notions, clothing, bootu and shoes, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods. Max, Goldman it Co., Prop.. Nx'xt door to postofllco. 7tl HMm lanlwirtl YinHril lil1 tie Ui.t . .... ww.'" .v.... ...... .in 1IIDI meeting last night in tho olllco. of tho Missouri Lumber Co. on C Htruet. Nothing of importance was done, the members spending the timo getting acquainted with one another. They adjourned rti moot tonight in J. T.' Moore's storuroom 011 the north sido of tho public square,
A. McDaniels, a ical estate man; of Xorman, is in the city. It. A. Harris Kent to Selina, Has., on a visit last night. J. M. Hartshorue returned from Frankfort, Has., yesterday. h. II. Mai tin, with the Hoekda Hardware Co., u in the city. ' Mrs. Dorsey Ivreiter has return returned - ed returned from a visit to Kingllsher. Claience Went worth left th'iH city yesterday for Chiekasha. P. II. Hailoy, with Simmons Hardware Co., is in the city. C. 15. Rogers has gone for a visit with friends at Wakenda, Mo. IJarley l.iuzee, the grain iimn has just received a'cai' oPcurn., The Gold Dust saloon has the first desk telephone in the city. C. B. Leach went to Chiekasha yesterday to buy a car of goods. Mrs. J. D. Bennett, of Knid, is visiting her husband, tho grocer. The James Brown Lumber Co., received 'J5 cars of luinbcryestcrday. The first kiln wasfned yesterday in the new briek yard southwest ol town. (.. K. Herring, St. Joe, with Curtain it Clarke Cutlery Co., is in the city. Andrew Kuockur and J. W. Mass more went to Oklahoma City this morning. A. C. Smith, the barber, is now ready for customers, corner C and Oth slieets. A line line of tho eolubrsu'd "Monarch Shirts," just leotuvcd at CUuk fc Boone's. IMum it Stevens sold to .Marion Francis ol Oklahoma City, lot ID, block 1 1, yesterday. The adjuster for the Shawnee In Insurance - surance Insurance Co. was in town yesteulay, on his way to Lawton. C. 11. Meade, of Wiulield, Ivas., is in tho city representing the Chi Chicago - cago Chicago Fire lvxtinguishcr. Clark & Boone's have tho linest patent, vici patent, box calf and enamel shoes in tho city. See tho Anadarko Brick Co. for all kinds of building brick. A good iupply constantly on hand. Geo. Gugorty, of llcliuont, Win., jk charge of tho barber shop in iMUlur block ycsUrday. Ir. Stevens, of tho firm of Plum Jtovcus, went to Ft. Worth, , on business yesterday. iiiicl Coatollo, of Burlingamo, i was in tho city yesterday with bck Iiland depot crow, fdepot crow of tho ltock Isl- Ls completed tho Lawton do-
FRESH BREAD. TWIN BROS. BAKERY I now prepared to de deliver - liver deliver to ony part of the eity. Bakery on D Street north of Depot. Restaurant in . Connection. See Wagon on Street. II. Bcrgdorf L Son. Do you ieed CoaJ? See MONAGIIAN QL CO. West of Depot- On Hight of Way. Thoy will Treat You Right. WANTS. Advertise your Wants, Tor Hont, For Sale, in fact muku your wants koown In tho Demockat they hrlnu' quick results. Wanted A position tu book bookkeeper - keeper bookkeeper by young man. References furnished. Address K, care Dcmo Dcmo-orat. - orat. Dcmo-orat. A good lady compositor wanted at the Democrat ollice. Call at once. Position wanted by a competent man. Any kind of honest work. Address A, care Democrat? Wanted A gill, white or colored to do general work in tho kitchen. Perry Restaurant, north of Square. A good saddle pony and saddle. Address II, in care I3eiOiicr.it. For Sale Grocery stock in good condition good reasons for soiling. Impure of Miller & Ward. Tel. :i8.
Drug Co." J. M. Schoeivheit Atlorriov-at-Law. N. IO Yoar'Prnct'oo. J.n larko, Oklahom? CHET HIBBS, Plasterer and Bricklayer. Guarantees satisfaction. Prlc law as tho lowest. Leavo ordri at Black- yards, Anadarko. & Herbert D. Crosby, Attorney and Counsclor-at-Law Anadarko, Oklahoma. County Attorney Fire Insurance Oelke Bros. GROCERS. . Fresh Stock at Lowest Pricei Your Patronage Solicited Cor. A and 7tli Street. Hotel Florence Miss Florence Rodman, Proprietress. Best Accommodations In Anadirko For The Commercial Trade. Bus Line to and from Siaditn For All Tra.hs. Hates $2 Per Daiy! Good Meals Good Service C Street Ncaur 6th.
LOCA LS. The SI. K. i'liiuch in Wing framed. Sheriff Smith is hack from Nor Norman. - man. Norman. John Murphy, of Kl lieiio, in ' the city. Dr. I.andercook, of Kl Reno, in in the uity. County Attorney Crosby, is.bauk from Kl Huno. Kred PfatT is building a neat resi resi-ilcucc - ilcucc resi-ilcucc on hlouk 55. K. V. Dm can went to Chiekasha today, on business. Capt. Winslow, of llobart, was in town yesterday. S. II. Biadloy, ait uttoinuy of Knid, is in the city. Pfall tt Sons arc putting in two legnut how windows. The Pioneer Drug Co. ban a lino display of school books. W. T. Smith, the genial agent made two sales yesterday.
ANADARKO, OKLAHOMA. LEADING PHARMACISTS & DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN Patent Medicines, Druggists' Sundries, Druggists' Fancy aud ToiUt Articles, Hair, Tooth and Paint Brushes, Wall I'aper, School Books, Paints, Oils, Glass and everything found in in a lirst-clasi, up-to-dftU Stock. Prescriptions riLLi.o uv us contain only the purest ingredients, and are compounded by skilled PharmacUts. KARR & DOUGLASS, - - - proprietors.
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