Cleveland County Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 20, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 18, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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oeb me aa. 01 TATE & KiNGKAD.^ about money for Farm Loans.
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A8SRUSTHY & CB^UVr.DMSS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PURCELL, I. T ,
It. E. TIIACKEH,
Physician and Surgeon
LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA.
Office over People's Drug Store.
A. T. Unas. C. . Brrwkr.
IIOSS & BREWER,
LAWYERS,
NORMAN. OKLAHOMA.
Will practice in the Territorial and Federal
Court*, ih« li cal 1hi>.I office and the Depart
inents at Washington.
JAMES R. SHAVER,
Notary Public, Stenographer
AND TYPEWRITER
Special attention given to the taking of depu
sitioiis. All notarial work executed promptly.
LEXINGTON, 0. T.
A. NICODEMU8,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice in all the courts.
LEX IN 01 ON, OK L A110M A
NEAL
NOTARY
SMITH,
PUBLIC,
LKXINOTIIN, OKLAHOMA.
A. A. DUNN, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
PURCELL, I. T.
Office in Pureell National Hank.
Purcell Dental Office,
1)««. M'CONN it SEW ELL,
Dentist*,
I. T.
l'IRCELL.
W. T. KING,
THE DRAYMAN.
Daily trips to and from Purcell.
LEXINGTON. 0. T.
SHOTO HOUSE
Hunt §1 a day houre in tho
ci y. Don't forget to stop
with me when in Lexington.
Mrs. SALLIE STORY, Prop.
LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA.
NEW BARBER SHOP
One diior west of tho French Saloo.i,
JIEXR Y MORI TZ, Prop.
LEX INGTON. OKLAHOMA.
local intelligence.
Shoes at cost at "Cash" Moseley'a.
B. 13. and Eli Hour at Thompson's.
j Clothing at cost at "Casir'Moseley's.
Dry Goods at t ost at "Cash" Mose-
I
Call on Thompson for Baden's Win-
! field Hour,
; Cash is King especially at "Cash"
Moaeley's.
You know B. B. and Eli; try it at
Thompson's.
C. L. Botsford ofrXorman was here
the first of the week,
II. Harrington was a pleasant cal-
ler at this office Thursday.
Dry (ioo<1h in endless variety at
Thompson's.
Come to this office to have your final
proof notices made out and save $1.
.1. W. Stovall, Kansas City, Mo., has
ordered the Leader sent to his address.
Dress Trimmings, Braids nnd Bind-
ing at Thompson's.
Luther, the little son of J. W. Good-
in, is sick with the fever.
The Baptist people arc talking of giv-
ing a Sunday school picnic in the near
future.
Little &. Smith's store is headquarters
for barb wire and everything in their
line.
Rush White returned Thursday from
a prospecting trip in the Chickasaw
nation.
Tom Lawrence returned from Kan-
sas Tuesday, bringing with him two
very fine horses.
For a good dinner don't fail to go to
the Shoto. Everything neat, clean and
Strictly first-class.
Prof. Perry, the violinist who gave a
concert at Purcell Thursday night, was
on this side of the river yesterday.
J. W. (toodin has added considerably
to his stock of groceries and solicits
your trade. Free delivery.
Prof. McDonald departed Tuesday
for his former home, Gladden, Mo., to
spend u season among former friends.
Don't fail to ascertain how much fur-
ther your Canli will go at "Cash" Mose-
ley's, before purchasing elsewhere.
Judge Cease of Norman was here
several days this week on legal busi-
ness.
Dr. Moore of Edmond, a member of
the drug firm of Moore, Howard &
Walters of this city, was here Tuesday.
A shooting gallery operated by two
women has been the attraction in the
city this week.
There will be a dance given at the
city hall next Wednesday night by the
Lexington flooring club.
I "Cash" Moselev will close out all Dry
I (roods, Clothing, Shoes and Hats
and convert the entire stock into gro-
A M IUl*OKIXU NTKI'CTIi'KK
.\olt l \\ .NOI I N.
Shaving, llaircuttlnR nnd work portqitiPur t<>
n firstclass liatbcr Shop, neatly mil promptly
executed. Everything neat ami cloiii. CuM
on.'O and you w.ll need no inv itation to repeat
i'Otfr vi-it. Don't forget the place.
Sh iving 10 ce:its; haireutling I*> cent*.
Prove tip!
It nmst be done some time,
and why i:ot now?
At tlie Lk.vdkh office your
papers will be made out free.
Several things are essential
1. Your signature.
2. The number of your home-
stead entry.
JL A description of the land.
4. The names, properly spell-
ed, of four witnesses.
11 under
i it near-
' The Wildman brick is
way and another week will
iug completion.
The assessor's report shows a falling
off in the taxable wealth of the Lex-
ington school district (hiring the past
Several of the boys attended the
dance at Purcell Tuesday night. They
report it a rather slim atfair.
"Pay as you go," were the wisest
words ever spoken by John Randolph.
I Trv their magic effect at "Cash" Mose-
! lev's.
Will be Hip li«'llet A Jaiari ll«iil«in>;; l'n in tlu* Trnnsciipt.
on lliomlwny it ml Main.
The Keller & James building in
course of construction on the south-
west corner of Broadway and Main
streets, is to be a large, elegant and
commodious structure—a pioneer, so to
speak, iu tho history of fine buildings
in Lexington.
The ground plan covers an area of 50
feet on Broadway and SO feet on Main,
and the building will be two stories
high. The front elevation will be strik-
ing and beautiful, the modern improve-
ments in architecture being observed
in the construction. The finishing will
be red sandstone, got at the quarry near
Edmond. The first or ground floor will
be divided into two apartments. Tilt-
corner apartment will extend rear-
ward about half the length
of the building, occupying one-fourth
of the area of the first floor. This apart-
ment is especially designed for a bank,
and though the Leader is not author-
ized to so state, it is quite likely that
the completion of the building will see
a banker ready to open business there.
The west half and south part of this
floor will be used as a store room for
the large stock or hardware which the
firm of Keller dc James propose to put
The approach to the second story will
be a stairway leading from the sidewalk
on Broadway. The east half of this
floor will be sub-divided into offices,
sleeping rooms, etc., while the west
half will be used as a store, room for
buggies, carriages, farming implements
and such other goods as this firm deals
in. The construction work will be car-
ried on steadily and it is quite probable
that midsummer will witness tho com-
pletion of the building.
The meeting of the Central America I have just closed a debate at this
Colony in Norman a few days ago was place with Elder J. t >. Etheridge, the |
well attended and much interest was irreat Progressive champion (?) of
manifested by those who were anxious "Sect. Baptism."
to learn of that-country. It was called The readers of ,K. F. will remember
to order by I. H. Haugfiev who explain-1 the proposition that 1 submitted to
ed the object of the meeting. J. M. ' Kthendge or any other man," in Firm
Corn was elected permanent chairman Foundation of Jan. lo. Ethcridgc hay-
and T. Sv. Hendricks permanent treus-! ing puffed so much about debate in
urer. 1. B. Haughey and W. S. Britt; this country, was compelled to either
were selected as delegates to Central j accept the propositions and go into the
America. A meeting is to be held at i discussion or "forever hold his peace"
Oklahoma City on date of May 11. on the question of debate in this couii-
The meeting adjourned until Saturday. I try. I m nt for a number of copies of
May 18, at which time all interested I K. F. and circulated them among his
are invited to be present. clique here, so that they could see who
Contractor Depew A Kahoe arernsh-. afraiil to .l.T.-u.l tln-ir teaihinK an.l
iug work upon the Sanitarium strut - practice. He "come up like
ture. It is expected that a portion of j "^n md agreed to go into tin
the building will be ready for occupau- ' WHt Monda\ night
cv in about thirty davs time. w0 ,nct a hirge com
„ .. , , ... people at the Baptist church, in this
1 resident Boyd of the niversity (l j the discussion, af-
here, will deliver the annual address | flr£^ fouowin. proposition*:
"Obedience to the gospel of Jesus
Christ includes a belief that baptism i*
for (in order to) the remission of sins."
I proved tliis proposition to all unbias-
ed people, to even Etheridge himself,
EAGLE FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
little
debate. [
■bruary the 2Mb, [
concourse of intelligent !
annual address!
before the Alumni Association on the j *
occasion of the 2oth anniversarv "f the
University at Wooster,Ohio. \Vooster
was Prof. Boyd's home place for several
year's time.
the Voice.
Sheriffs Newblock and Iluckabv
was evinced frouj the way he ap-
pealed to the people for sympathy, and
never tried to answer one argument
turned from Johnsville, Chickasaw j that 1 mgde, but tried with all his
nation, with J. J. Barr whom they
rested for removing mortgaged prop-
erty. He gave bond for his appearance
and was released.
The electors of Lexington school dis-
trict held their annual meeting at the
public school building last Tuesday af-
ternoon, and there was a good atten-
dance. A. Nicodemus presided. The
reports of Clerk T. D. Williams and
Treasurer I). N. Kostenbader were ap-
proved. After that it w as resolved that
the ensuing school term should be
eight months and a tax of 1 per cent
was levied on the property of the dis-
trict. Then followed the election of a
clerk, resulting in the choice of Mr. E.
J.Keller. Mr. Keller is understood to
be in favor of a high school for Lex-
ington.
One William McCray, a transient,
came to Lexington a few nights ago
and with a female companion started
out on a career of adventure. At the
windup he discovered that he had lost
a small sum of money and Pete Smith
was charged with robbing him. ju j feuding a party.
Justin. Hardwi.-k's court Smith l.a.l an j , Thl' ",f'" f d,"in|;
business on the corner of Main street
examination and was lieul in bond of m,d Canadian avenue, have sold out to
$1500, in default whereof he was con- a charteied company known as the
veyed to jail. I Chickasaw Mercantile Co., with Paul
. (tlucksman as prasident and business
For whooping coug. Chamberlain s manager. This new combination has
Cough Remedy is excellent. By using i an authorised capital of $50,000 and will
it freely the iliacaw i ilepriv.'l of all j '.'"H'.'''1 1,11 "?«<• the old firm of
dangerous consequences. There is n
From tho Democrat.
The new city council met
i/.d IhiHWj-ek*. Mr. Ural,i was ole.-t,,l j ^"^dn.i'Vi'vc ....
"'To' 1!">• attorm'-v thei would have to
and Ben ( lay night marshal.
Pt'ltt KM.
From the Enquirer.
lied Burke returned from a trip to
Kansas City Monday.
W. S. Traylor of Lexington attei.deil
court at Norman yesterday.
E. B. Stevens was baptised at the
Christian church Wednesday evening.
A1 Clardy came in Monday from his
farm in the Pott country and reports
plenty of rain down there.
Died:—At the residence of Mr. J. A.
and Mrs. Ma Brown of this city, Mr.
John Wallace, father of Mrs. Brown, in
his sixty-second year.
Misses Upd, Mogeley and Irons and
Messrs. Yallie Kay anil Fred James of
Lexington attended the dance Tuesday
eveuing.
Reports come from all parts of the
Chickasaw nation that crops will be
bountiful this season with the excep-
tion of wheat.
Miss Gussic llutchina winsome young
society belle has returned from a lengthy
visit to relations and friends in the east .
A large circle of acquaintances are glad
to welcome her back.
There is a woman living in this town
who got a letter from her husband a
few days ago, who lives in Kansas, stat-
ing that he would give himself the
pleasure of washing his face in her
blood in a short time. Better use water,
Jack, vou'll not run so much risk of at-
danger in giving the remedy to babies
as it contains nothing injurious. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sale by all drug-
gists.
If this town has doubled its trade
and population, quadrupled its busi-
ness house facilities,multiplied ten-fold
its moral, intellectual and social status
during the last twelve months of pan- i
ics, hot winds and lumt times, what
will the town do when the financial
cloud.-; have lifted, the rain tonics ai d
L. Merger &. Co., and pay all debts
said company. This new mercantile
company is composed of men of means
and resident citizens of Purcell. We be-
speak for fhein a continuation of the
old firm's iiiimciigc trade.
No man who has invested money
Lexington real estate has ever regrett- prosperity returns?
edit. It is advancing in price all the j \ copy of the cot©r*e
< «r«l ol Tliaiiki.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society
wish to extend thanks to those gentle-
men who so kindly assisted them iu
| tjielr woiK on May 10, and especially
i thanks is extended to Mr. D. N. Kos-
I tetihader, and all those who patronized
( IIL'HCII mULCTOU V.
CHRISTIAN.
Sunday School nt I ft o'clock and protchioR nt
11 o'clock . m. and ft to in the pv«>niu«. Slran
gers cordially invited. Ei.okr War: ICR.
DAPTIsr.
SunHi'y S«duv>l at la O'clock. Preaching at
II a. hi. nnd at H p. lo. on tiu> first ai«| fourth
l.oril's iliiy in each mouth. Prayer meeting each
WeloMdsf nt I p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society every Thursday at .1
p m. Petri", President.
Tho Sunbeam Society meets the fir«t Sunday
in each month. \V . A. ROWE. Pastor.
M. E. CIIUR0U SOUTH.
Divint servic s III 11 n.m the se. oml Snhhath
.... - . -r ■ U0
tlllli
1 have 320 acres of creek boUom past-
ure land. WilJ pasture stock reason-
ably. Five lfTUes east of Lexington.
U.S. Brioos.
One of the most, pleasing character-
•ditic
hem, which patronage enaj
o take iu the amount of $24.
Hill. T. D. Willii
Mrs. Mary Mitciikli., Sec
.d them
istics of the average Xexingtonite is his Mary Edwards, local
implicit confidence in tin.* bright future
of tlw town.
Mr. William Partridge went to Okla-
homa City Wednesday to make final
proof on his farm in township (>, range
1 west.
Look out for your best financial in-
terests and investigate the lowest prices
ever offered the public by "Cash"
Moselev.
n of the
State Democrat, Norman, is received,
and regarded both from a literary and
mechanical point of vi sv the edition is j M«ri* Ke Farm I
au excellent one. The ladies in charge $100,000.00 to loan oi
were: A nice Lowry Kellev, Mrs. M.J. , farms, six years. Option ami pay
Ross, Harriet A. ReBarr, editors; Mrs. j part or all after one year, on the
litor; Jessie Rob
power to"covur them UP ,,is *"*
phistry ami profound foolery and non-
sense. It is "far more evident" that
he saw he could do nothing wjth the
arguments produced, for Tuesday
morning he agreed i<« close the discus
, sioii and let Elder S. K. Kennedy, of
I organ-, chickasha, I. T., hold n meeting. I
' , but tohl them
stand to the rack,
fodder or no fodder."
Wednesday morning another of his
brethren came to me ami proposed to
close the debate and go into a meeting.
But I held them to it and poured the
lash of (iod's eternal truth on until
they "jiot enough." I told Bro. Ether-
idge tho debate was in his bands and
lie could close it when he got ready.
After 1 told him this be announced
that it would close that day.
Not only this allows that he was
tired of the matter, but there were
brethren there who invited iw to the
northern part of the county to discuss
these issues, in a community where
Etheridge lias done a great deal of
blowing—and preaching. 1 anxiously
accepted the invitation. Etheridge
positively refused to go into the debate
anv more. It is well enough he did.
Well, brethren, the debate will surely
do good -I know it will, for truth will
prevail. I did not think 1 would feel
right in a discussion with one of my
brethren, but 1 have no more scruples
in debating with one perverter of < iod s
word than another. It is just about
like debating wit h a Methodist or ai
Baptist. The Methodist or BapliM is I
a 1. ss evil lo the Church of Christ than j
one of these soft preachers—Pi ogres-
si ves.
Before we began the debate I wrole :
out the following rule by w hich we
were to be governed, viz: "All ques-l
lions pertaining to this discussion shall
be settled by the word of <iod." This
Etheridge refused l sign. This of
itself showed that he had no use for
God's Word iu the debate.
The proposition that Bro. Etheridge
affirmed was as follows: "My practice
of receiving into the fellowship of the
congregations of the Church of Christ
by the right band of fellowship, those
of the Baptists and immersed Metho-
dists is authorized by God's word."
On this proposition he made a weak-
er effort, if possible, than he did on the
negative of mv proposition. His argu-
ments were tile reproduction of Bur-
nett's argumentson"( hristian Union,"
'•Church Succession," "Faith in the
Design," etc.. iu tile Wilmetb-Burnett
debate. I showed that they did not
pertain to the investigation, but ans-
wered every one he made. Bro. Ether-1
idge is a much weaker man than 1
thought he was before the debate. 1
hope he has learned a lesson, though,
in th^s discussion that will do him ;
gortd, and that he may quit bis foolish-
ness, preach the truth, practice the
truth and heroine "strong in the Lord
and the power of his might."
The Elder Kennedy, of whom I spoke !
in the beginning of this report, came
here, through the invitation id' Ether- j
idge and another one or two, to hold a I
! mooting ami also to attend the debate.
I He ti iod every way in the world to
j get the Church of Christ here to agree
**• ! ;,i "nliaki in" to their fellowship a few
improved "Progressive*" and other sectarians in
nent 'his town and all unite and build up
i . 1 the cause hero
, , , . i The thing he was after, and I am sat-
terins and lowest semi-annual interest isfj,.(| ,,f jj was to gel n few "Progres
payments of any company. Call or -ives" in the congregation m. that they
write for full particulars. could "kick up a row then withdraw
and assert thai they are the
j church and lay claim to the church
j property, etc.," accord iug to the Cou:- ,
., . . ... ler's advice. Thev failed in this, and
Persons who sympathize with the af- , ,i„.v hnu. .ed
flic ted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of! annther congregatioli and aim to bor-J
He row money from the "church
m-v I sion" to build them a house.
Church of Christ here p
ive, assist aud
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HAVE RECEIVED
A CARLOAD OF
EAGLE IMPLEMENTS,
Following itrr noiii of tho Article*!
Plows, Plows, Plows,
From <1 to ltl inches.
Now American Sulkies,
W\v Anu'ricim (>an.
Kagle Stalk ('nttt'is,
Eaglf Walking Listers,
Eagle Killing Listers,
(,'urn itnil ('iitton Planters,
All-Steel Meal Corn Planters,
Eagle Hiding < Cultivators,
EitgleWiilking ('nltivators
Ettgle'L'ongneless ('nltivators.
Eagle Brnsli Plows,
A specialty.
Carts, Buggii s ami Carriages
Enterprise Wagons,
Peter Shuttler Wagons,
Full liut^ of tlio l)i*st Pumps in
the market,
Anltlionst! Wheeler all-steei
Windmills.
Prices Equal to the Very Lowest.
EAGLE FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
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UIASISM1IIIU«
L. WILLI VMS
HOWARD ROMS,
Vice-President.
M. TOM LIN,
Cashier.
PURCELL NATIONAL BAMK.
Capital 8uriilu«, $7000.
A Home Bank
Collodions a Spacialty.
rVhCEI.L, I. T.
Controlled by Home People.
I S. L. Williunis, Howard Ross, Ooorge P. (ilazier, K. M. f
' I L. C. Want land, E. C. CJage, F. M. Strong.
tnith,
mFFITH DRUG COMPANY,
CHARLES II. (ill
Malta:
Drugs, Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles,
Jewelry, Stationery, Paints, Oils, Varnish.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PRESCRIPTIONS.
• We keep in stock nothing „,0*J
IPs) but pure and fresh drugs, off
LEXINGTON,
OKLAHOMA
iiiwmjs trmrm
Norman, O. T.
D. W. MARQI-ART.
Mackey, business manager.
An old Texan the other day remark-
ed that th|# country could stand a
drouth much better than the
"Black Waxy." The land down there,
he said, with such a drouth as has pre-
vailed in Oklahoma fjjr the last six I ^35 Harrison street, Ka
months, would have cracks in it big is nu ()1(j Bunvrer from inflammatory
enough to swallow a mule. J rheumatism,but has not heretofore been
The secretary of the interior has ap-1 troubled in this climate. Last winter 1 persons claiming to be Christians w li
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The 8til>ft(-ription price of
The Kansas City Times
HAS HE EN REDUCED
TO $4 A YEAR.
♦2 FOR SIX MONTHS.
fl FOR THREE MONTHS.
Thi* is not Aosnioiinn rule, but« norma-
neiif tiling. I UK .St'NPAY TI MLS
OnlHrgul lii '.1 i'liire-i. think of it!
Aliout Ic 11 tiny tor n flr*t-rlii!!.« metropol-
itan iicirnpii|ior Kvory onj run now
11 tturd 10 lake a tlnily piper. Hulioriha
nt -11100. tho Tiuiei alwoy< lends.
A dil r 01",
THE KANSAS CITY TIMES,
Hanna* City, .Mo.
SIXTY CENTS FREE.
nt with the pibluhor
kly ti 11/.ol;c xvf uro en
Anrilianry offer:
Ite'iiit uii lor "i e .etr'f HuhKril'ti-m <0 tin
CI.lii I. LA N I) t <H MV L I) A PKIt uiol w
5y special nrrnnten
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iMrilmri to the
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The
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f lilrer nt M to 1 -1 ho ino*t
plum Ih
kvill (live Mil
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Married by Juatire llardwick Weil- I'roveil a dcuil executed hy William he went up into W
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ItEI'OItT OF TIM'. i OM)l llll.\
Chickasaw National Bank
AT PURCELL, I. T ,
At Cloae of Business May 7. 1
needay May lo, Mr. Waldin E. Thomp-1 Frapp conveying to T. M. Christian a .sequence has had another attack,
son and Miss May A. Garvin, both of | certain tract of Pottawatomie allotted | came upon me again very acute and
Pickens county, Chickasaw nation.
Persons going to Sulphur Springs the
I present summer should stoj
'D
but.
RESOURCES.
Lounx anil dlteoun'o. - - %
Ovi rJmfi . .eonred hikI unncoured,
U S. Mond- t yeoure cirouliltiou,
I'reii> 1 iiiiis ou U, 8 liond*.
iiankiiig houic, furniture aud fixt-
Due from Nntional Uank< (not re-
nerve airenti),
1 to from Stale Kniik* ntnl hutikvr*,
l u- from approved reanr^o ngcnti,
Chm .m mid oilier oa«h iteiim.
N of ott er National llaukf.
Fraetim l paper curreney, niokel*
nnd cent', .....
Lawful money reiervo in bank, vis:
biitie. 11«,:I77 7ft; legal tender
Total.
liarilitiks.
Co al *t<ok paid in,
P'iriilii* fund, ....
Undiv ided profit*, lera expei.ae* i
tii\e* pnUl, -
Ni.ti mil Mnnk notea «>>atatnndir^i
l>iii lo other Niuiiiiinl Hank',
to Stale linn Km and tunker',
Iii SI
12,110. • !«'
I. CO to
17. Ill II
2.281
4 LO 2 '.<1
471 til
at thi
house kept by J. E. Francis. It is con-
veniently located and the accommoda-
tions ure comfortable.
No matter whose blank the doctor
' t writes your prescription on take it to
! the Griffith Drug Co. to have it filled.
I Low prices ami pure drugs.
Thomas Harvey had 40 acres in
broom corn last Friday morning. Sat-
urday morning the land was still there
; but the suml storm had captured all
the broom corn seed.
Charley Elkins will shortly go to Sul-
phur Springs, Chickasaw Nation, and
open a barber shop. He intends to re-
main through the summer.
"Cash" Mosele
ami sells the same way, and will save
you the extra per cent put on prices of
;10 day merchants te insure them I JhVni.
against incidental losses. i Jnd r
A stockman was here tliih week offer- J execute t
ing a bunch of two-year-old steers for (]l0 June
lift. The same description of t uttle two Magazine
feel disposed to
governed by the won
Etheridge like, Hiey don't want to be
■■■■ by Qod'i word.
approved vers," he said, "My joints swelled an I \ ,„,w ot being where thev can have a
o Frapp, | became inflamed; sore to touch or al-| "Ladies' (?) Aid," "Supj ers, etc. All
amis. j most to look at. Upon the request c>f such we are glad to get tid < f.
I , . . . ■ . , i are a disgrace to tlie Church of ( linst.
hers of the Lexington public' u,y mother-in-law 1 tried t hamoer-, Brethren, pray for us. Ma
THE FRENCH
land. Ttou s^craiaiy has al
a deed made by Eiumy Bay
conveying 160 acres of thesi
The t.
r.KXlNCTON, <>.
I liy the truai<
ear'a ui> * 'ilili' n to
...I you the Weekly
()ur sjM'eialfit
school desire through the Leader to
acknowledge favors extended on ac-
count of the school celebration, by the
following-named persons: Abe Simon,
J. B. Peters, Chaney Braden, Ray &
Grow, Abernathy Bros., W. M. Isom.
We have money on hand to cl< so
farm loans on any length of time from
two to seven years. We use both loan
company and private investor's funds
and give the lowest rate yet offered in
Oklahoma. Tatk & Kinokadk.
Lexington, O. T.
Iain's Pain Balm to reduce the swelling all those wli
and ease the pain, and to my agreea-1 >-nitli the Lord,
ble surprise, it did both. 1 have used
three fifty-cent bottles aud believe it to
be the /inest thing for rheumatism,
pains ami swellings extant. For sale
bv all druggists.
"thus
HIMY
Bourbon and Rye
I'miH1"i1 and Draught R<rr, Ei
Wines, t'iliars, Etf.
Whiskies.
I rv.
PAUL EALBWIK
GOOD NEWSPAPERS
AT A VERY LOW PUIC
SEMI-W I; F.KI.Y
Ma
i i TUB
•oiiio in
Should the two territ
a state, Lexington stands as good :i Can lew
( hamv of procuring the capitofr therei : [ve i, i „
as any town in either of the two terri-1 ^ hen lii
lories. It occupies the position of a j
Ollicer Bashatn this week arrested I hub in a wheel in relation to the im-; B
the four sandbar saloonista-wJack |ir;rtant Indian towns, being of eqiml1 ,nn3' hr
Gates, James Crabtree, T. S. Ward aud distance from Fort Reno, of the Chey Mey'l^fh
. | J. II ■ Shannon—and conducted them to enne and Arapahoe country; Fort Sill K'er mei
)U}8 or spo tas i j jjor|!ian> They wer% charged with sell- iif the Comanche reservation; Tisho-
ing liquors on Sunday. A fine of $2ft j mingo of the Chickasaw, and Wewoka'
ts li us assessed against each ol i if the Seminole. Besides 11;is
are dozens of natural railroad
THE LANEY PRINTING CO,,
PURCELL, INDIAN TERRITORY.
ml dispute
Moseley hat been appointed to diverging fi
the writeup of Lexington fin
number of the Oklahoma
ami it is needless to say tlx
2,rcf li |
Lexington as a center.
The lay of the countryv towards the)
Rock Island to the north-wvnt\towards
Shawnee to the north-east; towards
Sacred Heart on tl;c east; towards
Chickasha on the went, and to'wards
TJih tmingo« d the south nil ii(i
We have j
ockerywar
0. N. KOSTENBADER,
y description.
Lrrr; k d Smith.
rabb
years ago brought only $10. I judge will give full sweep t#i his romau
Metha Wj.Hiams, Bee Easton and | tic fancy while he pojnta out the mater
Clay Ellis were the only pupils who ut- I ial and pertinent facts of the case.
•'iiir^M>*«t*o'u'>• U'100" l2j-5[;5 jjjI tended the public school the entile j ^t the meeting of the new council paratividv speaking, a level plain, and
CaiMiier'i ehe. kiVui,landing.' ' • Lh< lerni without being either absent or lu 4 Saturday night iir. W. T. .linnet is dcslincd, in the future, by its natu
Toiai, IJl.v.ni oi i *-4I'*> • was elected chairman, which position ral advantages, Jo attract thefa\<
I^uiar Trssitort, (| Lost: Between Lexington and in \ carries with it th" uoofHcial title of j consideration of railroad investor
farm on last Saturday evening, one■ | mayor, Mr. Jamos Mug the youngest
I leather horse boot. Kinder will n-cei\ «• 0f that body hi • election to the
| lihuraJ reword by returning nanje to me , hoirraanship is a high honor.
or leaving it at Little A Smith', hard-1 g,ovtl|( |hi, fn,..|llvi,r prophe,
j ware stort. trri k. ^ southern Oklahoma, says un effort is
I "Uncle" Bob Rountree was down I being made to induce Hon.W. J. Bryan
He reports : ,,(• Nebraska to attend the proposed Ter-
oiinty seat | ritorial Democratic Silver convention.
hiiMHKKN liiriaiiiN. fKH' /
I, A. u. Ravk, tiitnler i the al I
benk, do aoliMunly nwcnr thet iliu abov>> «tau
•neill in true to the Imm| til my knowledge end
huliof. A . I> 11 V W K. •In. r.
H il.icribH nnd aworn ta Lei ore mo thi< toth
d iy of May. IS'J.v
Cll AS. HUTCH lit 8, Notary Public.
• irrcct. Altoat:
11. J. I 0VE, i
,1. w. Ill III NAfll) [ Ulrei'tora.
J. I' MIAKI'. \
RECAPITUtATION.
RHiOtilCliS.
n« and diaoounti,
niiaro ami fixture*.
'. 4 per on .i b«.ni|«,
• from I . . Trenmirrr.
i iu vault And depo.i oil in hsnkf,
i from Norman Tuesday.
' fhiugspretty dull iu the i
| and says they have had no
th
in at
et.
I The date of thi
ho fixed.
mains to
- 9111,0 l M 1
•d of M
tni,
LI A HI LI I 11.4.
i lUtlng : i
IHNlilf,
A picnic party comj
Shirley, Will and Fred James, and the
; Mi,se, Mettle Stovall, Pauline Farmer
i M.ML ci and Alice Keller took a picnic excur-
•Tiiswi 04 sion to the Pott country Wednesday.
# ( Vour atte ntion is called t
inj in oo j that my sawmill having bee
1 ed, I am prepared to operate the saint
1 ■ Cottonwood and ouk lumoei for sale
tjr.i'jl o i t- mIRTIW
The fighting man from Noble who
exulted hint Tuesday in the thought
that there was not enough men in Lex-
ington to "capture" him was easily
taken in bv Marshal Maxwell, ami re-
the fact lp*aed only on paying tho accustomed
complet
Citizens of Purcell met recently and
formed the Purcell Bimetallic Club. .1.
K. Gibbons was elected president, Dr.
E. I). Allen vice-president, ami D. I .
Harness secretary hm I treasurer. The
resolutions favor the "restoration < f
our finance and mint laws as they ex-
isted prior to 1H73, and u full restora-
tion of siKor oa o primary or redemp-
tion money without waiting for the ac-
tion of anvother government on earth."
A lady at Tooleys, La., was very sii
i with bilious colic when M. C. Tinier,
prominent ritisen of the town, gove h
, a bottle of Chamberlain's Cholie, (.'In
fine Hil l trimmings. | era and Diarrhoea Remedy. He a,
A. J. Htarliu, representing the Okla- j the wan well in forty minuti ■> aft
hoina Marble and Granite works, Okla- taking the fiist dow. For sa
bouia City, was here TltunyJav, I drujrji i-
Tlie evolution in tho moral and so.
cial status of Lexington in the last two
\<-ars has been marvelous. It might
i>e called a city of schools, of churches,
or of Commerce with much more pro-
priWn iiow than the city of saloons.
Awarded
Highest Honorg—World'a Fair.
DR.
W
p CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
FURNITURE!
IV LKAPKIt foi
Chamber!ain'o Ey? and flktn Ointment
In u certain cuie for Chronic fcjoro Eyes,
Grsnu! '.led Eye i.iik Soro Nipples 1'iles,
I>?eni!i, Tetter, Suit Uheuiu nod Scu!<l Iicau,
Lid ceuta per ls>x. For sale by drugg'u>t&
TO 1TOB8K*OWNBB8.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con*
itlon try Dr. Cody's Condition Powders,
i hey tona up the • -vlt -m. aid di^t tion, euro
1 f anwti' . itli re iumtlpation, inrrect
1.1,1,1 -V ,u. r H-.I I '•'I' " RlTiw?
, w lij'.-t ..n ■ liloi '\'ir "orM'J hoi^'. 26
' cDtH per |.ael .fro. t or wilt: by ilrugfcijta.
M alt ri-
Picttii't' Eianii's, < 'ullii
■\Kit A I. lilKKTOH
j, Caski ts and Burial Uubtis.
Axn / u/;.i
WALX PAPER?
f)o you v/ant. the
Ciicapest and Best
The uiith r-i inl haviii:; - ;cur 1 die Agi- cy fur the Sale of
ALFRED PEATS, Chicago and New York,
caVE ATS,TRADE Marks
copyrights.
r\N 1 OHTAIM A PATKNT > r
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l dl«:
New VaiU
ying
If in nee
They rcpresc
(marked in i
necii i f Wall Panel
ftP) "a i'f i-A
In .'.nv quantity .:
<«•' 1 complete fine
aesicNS.
not (ail to
ii!, IliiliiU onft ot In-
el niechan-
Ji1' Mimn * Co. recoive
lei'tlSo Anirri-nii. ' I
Iy bolorethu puidlowlis*
^i-jenilul ^pnpor,
i iud, at piiccs j1
iiuiidiii^ t-
M-i |>Sitea,
K,33i
UuoAbWAr.
Defy Competition!
£ piper 3c. per roll.
paper dc.
i* roll siid upwards.
iddrc-s.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Cr.^pe Cream of Tsrt'ir Powd"
oil ftoni Ammonia, Ale otheradi.'.i
40 YEAFt> rhtf 5 rANDAVD
). N. KOSTENIiADEH,
lijU i '.il i:j lllij Litidtitil .
Job Ming!
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