The Democrat-Topic. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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RUT LEDGE. AT THE CITY HOOK STORE, IS THE ONLY EXPERT JEWELER AM) KX OK'AVER IN NORMAN.
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OUR PRIDE,
THE UNIVERSiTY OF OKLAHOMA.
NORMAN, OKLA.
ANNOUNCEHENTS
COUNTY OFFICES.
FOR SHERIFF
svlngheen solicited to allow the _ Uj|f_of
h«ve decided to lieeoinc s cundldale for that
ofllce subject to tlie action of the nrlinsry or
convention R. JacksoIi.
We sre authorized to snnounce J. I.. Umi a
candidate for the Democratic nomination foi
Sheriff of Cleveland county.
I announce myself y candldste for the dom-
ination for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
If nominated and elected will servo the peo-
ple to the best of my ability.
GBonne SMITH.
FOR trba8urk.lt
We are authorised to announce J. M. Dsn
lela, of ' ase township, a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Treasurer, '
Cleveland oounty.
We sre authorized to announce R. M. Davis
s candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Treasurer of Cleveland oounty.
for recorder.
We sre authorized to announce Lawson
Dyer hh n candldaie for the (Democratic uoin
I nation for Recorder of Deeds of Cleveland
cou nty.
^ALES OF Tf-jE ^OV/fl.
Go to Wallace's Cash Store for
fine shoes.
Take your eggs to Wallace's Cash
Store.
Prof. McKee made a trip to Okla-
nia City, yesterday.
Mrs. Masterson is quite sick at
her home west of town.
•Where did you get that hat at?"
at the Boston Store, only $1.00.
Try our Ice Cream Soda, with
crushed fruit. Davis A SON.
Silkoline in new Roman stripes,
the very latent ;tt W. N Russell A
Co.
If you have head Headache.drink
Coca Cola at Davis A Son's Soda
Fountain.
An endless variety of white goods
embroideries and laces at The Bos-
ton Store.
Try those $3 00 pants at W. M.
Russell a Co. They are warranted
all wool. 37 tf.
Guy Cox has returned from Okla-
homa City. He will remain in Nor-
man all summer.
W. F. Kay of Oklahoma City is in-
tending to start a cattle ranch near
Lexington in a short time.
We are headquarters for paints,
oils and window glass.
33 t City Drug a Hook St«re.
Hello Mary! Where did you get
that nice dress? John you know
always trade at The Hoston Store.
Everybody knows that Preistua
ger A Geisicker Shoes are the best
They are sold by the Hoston Store.
W. T. King has rented one of Dr.
Johnson's cottage's ht Lexington
and has moved his family into it.
Thirteen pupils of the Lexington
school passed satisfactory exami-
Ice cream at Davis A Sou's.
judge Cease, of Lexington was in
aris, Texas last week.
Ice cream by dish, pint, quart or
gallon at Davis A Son's.
Parasols covered and repaired
by Daniels A Fischer. 35 tf.
Hats enough to supply the county
at Wallace's Cash Store.
Miss Kdyth Wilson, book-keeper
for this oflice, is quite sick of meas-
les.
W. H. Jackson bought a fiine
horse from Capt. Johnson last Sat-
urday.
Fine.—Photo work at Price A
Strebel's Tent on Main street at 50c
per dozen.
Jennie do you see my new slip-
pers? They only cost $1.01) at The
Hoston Store.
Mrs. J. R. Hooker has returned
from a four months visit to relatives
in Fort Worth, Texas.
James Little, of Lexington, was
looking niter business matters in
Ardmore, I. T. last week.
Kant U C that The Boston Store
is selling the cheapest and finest
line of clothing in the city?
Paint your house and repair your
windows with material bought of
the City Drug A Hook Store.
The finest line of buggy harnea
ever shown in Norman at H. W
Stubbeman. You can buy them at.
your own price. 83tf.
L. J. Peterson, ex-superintendent
of schools of Cleveland county,
closed a very successful term of
school at Noble today.
The storm season is coining so
provide yoursel 1 with storm policy
Tate A Kiugkade write them and
pay losses promptly.
1 will sell you a buggy, harness
lap robe and whip, cheaper than
any dealer in Norman.
3?ti w. J. Brown.
was that an earth quake? No it
as the big fall in prices at the
Boston Store that made the earth
tremble and competition roar. 34t
Our town has been alive with
street fakirs for several days. Some
of them, we are glad to state, made
a winning one night this week and
left towu.
Orra K. l"pp, who sold his gro-
ry store at Lexington to Sprowls
A Stevens, recently is thinking of
opening a whole sale house there
in a short time.
Last week Police judge Morgan
of Lexington bound James Miller
over to the district court oti charge
of assaulting with intent to kill
Harry Ogee last Christmas.
Dr. Simmons' Saraparlla effect ti
ally aids weak, impaired and debil-
itated organs of both sexes. Its
action is quick and lasting. Fifty
cents and .*) doses. R.J. Weeks.
R. J. Morgan, our genial depot
agent, is enjoying a vacation at
present. Mr. Graybill, operator,
filln Mr. Morgan's place during his
vacation.
Mrs. J. A. Jackson is quite sick.
Spring is here in dead earnest
today.
Recorder Keller's little boy has
measles.
Mrs. Charles Karly is quite sick
with measles.
Huy Wind Storm, Insurance of
Tate a Kinokade.
Drink Dr. Peppers, sold only at
Davis a Soil's Fountain.
W. T. Tate and wife visited Okla-
homa City last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Hall is building a barn
on her farm near lexington.
SEE.—Pi ice a Strebel in tent on
Main street for Photos at 50c per
dozen.
Good work at reasonable prices
by Blackburn A Coleman photog-
raphers. 34 tf
Dr. Thacker, of Lexington, visit-
ed his daughter at Choctaw City
last week.
Joe Chambers returned to Shaw-
nee Monday, after a several day's
visit here.
The Hoston Store is giving the
trade the nicest $6.00 man's suit of
and House in Norman.
W. H. Jackson, of Missouri, a
brother of R. Jackson, has located
near Denver, in this county.
The Hoston Store is selling the
largest and best line of men's fine
shirts at 50 cents in the city.
Our citizens will engage in a little
war talk on the street corners oc-
casion!)-. How could they help it?
The Hoston Store has been indict
ed for murder. Killed old man
High Price and mortally wounded
oluSkinui
Ihe Royal ia the hifhast gra4 bskia® powder
known. Actual tests ahow it «oea on*
third further thaa eay othor braeU.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure i
i SAMiNtt eowors f
i)tintwo Price. 34 tf.
Mayfield's condition powders are
the warm article. They are great
sellers and ate giving splendid sat
isfaction. 35 2.
C. Kramer has bought sixteen
lots in the southern portion of Lex
ington and will build some sub-
stantial tenant houses
We have all kind of money to loan
at ten per cent interest, long time.
See us before borrowing.
34 tf. Norman State Hank.
We have them. The very best bi-
cycles made. Call and get prices,
then you will buy.
33 tf City Drug A Hook Store.
Died of Grief. The fellow that
paid $5.00more for a suit of clothing
than he could have bought the
same suit at the Hoston Store. 34tf
When you want the best pants in
the world for the money go to
Wallace's Cash store. They keep
the Mayfield Pants and the best of
jeans.
Don't buy or trade for real estate
before you order an abstract o f ti-
tle to the same of Tatk A KlNOKADB
Our books are brought down to
the present time.
K. J. Lassiter has sold his inter-
est in the Cook A Co., Grocery to
his partner Mr. Cook. Mr. Lassiter
will remain in Norman.
Farmers advance their interest in
buying Deering twine, they get
honest weight, smoother twine
stronger thread, saves stoppage,
repairs and profanity. Sold by
J as. D. Magi ike.
Mr. Palmer and two sons, of
Grayson county, Texas, stopped
over here and visited relatives yes-
terday. They are on their way to
Oklahoma City, which place they
will make their future home.
The name "Deering" when placed
on twine is a guarantee of its pur-
ity and excellence, is so under-
stood in every country where grain
is produced. Sold by
j as. d. Maguire.
The jury in the Clapham vs,
Fruit and fine candies at Davis A
Son's.
Walter Meek spent Sunday in Ok
lahoma City.
James Bryan, of Perry, was in
Norman Monday.
Iron and tin works tarred by
Daniels A Fischer. 35 tt
S. M. Moore made a trip to Okla
houia City, yesterday.
D. L. Larsh has returned from a
business tiip to New Mexico.
The Boston Store has the best $l.
Ladies slippers on the market.
Victor Hulin is rejoicing over
the arrival of a fine boy at his
house.
Druggist Mayfield is in Guthrie
attending the Pharmaceutical Con-
vention.
Cut his throat by ruuuing against
the sharp competition of The Hos-
ton Store.
Davis Bros, have improved their
barber shop very much by adding
new furniture.
See W. J. Brown's line of buggies
surries and spring wagons before
you buy. 371f.
We will sell you paints, oil and
glass very cheap.
3 t City Drug A Hook Store.
All photographs made by Black
burn A Coleman are guaranteed.
34 tf
Take a peep at the second floor of
The Boston Store, lots of nice goods
up there.
President Boyd of the University
took the afternoon train for Okla
homaCity, yesterday.
C F. Teel has just received a fine
line of jewelry, which he offers at
reasonable prices. 36, tf.
wanted: 1000 fat hens, will pay
highest market price. 3 J tf.
Kllbdgb Bros.
Attorney C. W. Brewer was over
to K1 Reno Friday and tiled an im
portant case in the district court.
If you are in a hurry buy one of
our bicycles.
3 t. City Drug A Hook Store.
Perry Woodward has returned
from Arkansas. While there he
bought two hundred head of cattle-
Try Mav field's Asiatic Cholera
Cure. A fine article and sold un
der a positive guarantee. 85-2.
Blackburn A Coleman are pre
pared to do you nice work at
Brook's old photograph stand.
The interior of the Norman State
bank has been gretly improved in
apperance by being nicely papered.
Miss Mae Wilderson, of Bdmond,
is expected here today to make a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Kdgar Mar-
tin.
Before going to Cuba, go to Price
I Ice Cream Soda All flavors.
Davis A Sox.
Dr. Scott of Shawnee was in Nor-
' man Saturday.
Ladies,men and childrens sailors
at The Boston Store.
M. B. Parker lias a ten pound
democrat at his house.
I Miss Ollie Bowling, of Shawnee*
visiting a sister near town.
Mrs. Branson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Early.
livery body smokes Spiucola for
sale by W. T. Mayfield, druggist.
35 2.
Bicycles of the very best grade
at the City Drug A Book store. 331
An elegant Stock of new jewelr)
at Mayfield's drug store. 31 if
All kinds of pump and windmill
work done by Daniels A Fisher.35 tf
Work on the McGinley A Berry
building is progressing very nice-
ly-
See W. J. Brown, if you want a
good buggy and harness. Prices
are low. 37lf.
A HEW TOWN IN OKLAHOMA.
ON Til
SION
I
choctaw i xti;n-
\boljt ho milks
icom i:l :«i;no.
An immense stock of clothing at
Wallace's Cash Store and they are
for sale low. for cash.
Mrs. J. A. Hunt is quite sick.
She is attended by an experienced
nurse from Oklahoma City.
Carpets! Carpets! Wait and see
our line of cat pets, which will arive
soon. The Boston Store.
Mr. Dobbins, familiarly known
around the priut-shops of this
town as "Dob," left for K1 Reno
Monday.
W. M. Russell A Co. have the cel-
ebrated brand of Lewis K. Cressitt's
mens shoes. Their are a line piece
of goods and you should purchase
a pair. 37 tf.
The rain falls on the just and un-
just. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup
cures a eola, asthma, and lagrippe
caught in rain or shine. We keep
it. Blake A Reed.
R. L. Davis, of near Lexington,
candidate for county treasurer, was
interviewing the voters on our
streets Wednesday.
Paps an old shoe dealer and
knows shoes when he sees them
and he will not buy shoes anywhere
else but the Boston Store.
Fannie come over to see me, I
want to show you that fine trunk
and all the nice goods Pa bought
me from The Boston Store.
See J. W. William's fine jack, Ken-
tucky Hob, before breeding else-
where. Located near Clnrk'q Clin on
Little river. Terms $7.00 to insure
colt to stand and suck. 35 2ni
Try the flour made by the Win-
gate Milling Company. Ask for
Patent Succes or Pride of .'Norman
Sold by all grocerymen.
WlXGATE Mll.UXt; Co.
I o l>4- Named Geary, and Opened
to tlie Public May The
I5est Opening in the S. W.
for \ 11 Kinds of Busi-
ness.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma A Gulf
Railroad Company has purchased
three hundred and twenty acres of
laud near the postoftice of Geary,
in Blaine county, Oklahoma, which
they are now surveying and plat-
ting into a townsite. The town
ill he named Geary. Look on the
map and see where it is. It is
about thirty miles northwest ol Kl-
Reno in the North Canadian Val-
ley. 11 is about eight miles north
of Bridgeport and twenty miles
mill of Watonga. It is the center
of a rich and well developed coun-
try. The soil is most fertile and
well watered. There have been no
crop failures since that country
opened to settlement in 1892. In
1>97 tli *re was an immense wheat,
corn and cotton crop; and oats on
this townsite yielded one hundred
bushels to the acre. The town is on
the upland lac ng the North Cana
dian Yalle\ and can be seen from
pDit i hi up the North Canadian river
for a distance of twenty five miles,
ll is a beautiful site, and the best
laid out town in the Territory.
It will be distinctively a railroad
town. The company has selected
exttnsiv • grounds to be used for
switches, yards, elevators, cotton
platforms and all other kinds of
business thtit should be near a
railro id The company will erect
a passe.ig--r depot, and a separate
freight building to accommodate
the large freight business that will
be done at that point.
The Choctaw Railroad Company
points with pride to the growing
prospt otis city of Shawnee as an
example <>f what it can do in tow ti
building. Tlie railroad company
has made Shawnee a city of six
thousand people within three years.
Geary will be a railroad town, and
have the co-operation, encourage
nieiit, and fullest support of all the
officers of the company. Grain,
cotton and cattle buyers will be en-
abled to pay the same prices for
farm products at Geary as at other
prominent points iu Oklahoma.
Great y will be the center and
distributing point for all of the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe counties,
and a . ood portion of Woods, Day,
C*ii.* linger Mills and Washita
count i and all of the western
part of Canadian county and south-
western part ol Kingfisher county,
and will be the gateway to the Cad
lo and Wichita country when that
THE FIT
OF A WAIST
Is as important to a woman a,
the fashion of it.
You can insure a fit by wear-
ing one our corsets fashioned
upon living models.
Deering Binder twine is made by
the Deering Harvester Works and
absolutely pure in qualit) and
honest in weight. Sold by
J as D. Maguire. I'
l( jr | reservation is opened to settlement,
•ury will get all of the trade west
The Deering Ideal Hinder weighs
1350 pounds is light to be graceful
and easy waft and built of the best
material known, in strong enough
to be durable. Sold by
J as. I). Maguire.
Mrs. I) W. Marquart returned
from Joplin, Mo., Wednesday, where
nation for teacher's certificates in she has been for several days. Mr.
Norman last week.
John Volk A Co. who have the
contract for building the Alva Nor-
mal have filed their bond for
$172,000. It was accepted.
WANTED. 100,000 Volunteers to
go to Price A Strebel's Photo Tent
on Main street, and have their beau-
ty caught at 50c per d07.cn.
Rich. Reil arid Pure Blood c« u be
had by using Dr. Simmons' Sarsa-
parills. Only 50 cents per bottle
and 50 full doses for au adult.
The members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Christian Church are
requested to meet with Mrs. Maphis
Wednesday evening, April 20th.
Charlie Flesher, who is now at-
tending the University, will shortly
leave for Washington City, where
he has accepted a position.
The War is over The Boston
Store has come out victorious and
is selling moore goods for less
money than any house in Southern
Oklahoma.
Recorder Keller was iu Oklaho-
ma City Wednesday. He says real
(state is not very active there at
present. "While Oklahoma City is
a good town" said he, "it has not
as large a country trade as Nor-
man."
Ben Hennessey, teacher iu elocu-
tion at Great Bend Business Col-
lege, Great Bend, Kansas, delivered
an address yesterday at the Uni-
versity chapel that was much ap
predated: l>v the University stu
Marquart's mining iuterests in
Joplin, it is reported, r re paying
handsomely.
II. W. Stubbeman has moved his
harness shop to tlie Jones building
on ain street, tint he purchased
recently. Mr. Stubbeman has a
splendid location and a fine stock
of goods.
Manager John Franing is doing
just what he said he would do, that
is, admit nothing but first class
performances to the opera house.
The two engagements under his
management were first class ones
and Norman people appreciate the
fact. When a date i« announced at
the opera house you can rest as-
sured an interesting entertainment
will be given.
We have several thousand dol-
lars of money belonging to private
parties in Norman and in the Kast
which we desire to loan on farm
lands for one, two, three or five
years as borrower may desire. We
Belknap case returned a verdicti & Strebel's Photo teat on Main
last Friday afternoon in favor of i and have your picture made at 50c
plaintiff for *13.75. The plaintiff | per dozed.
brought suit for $273 16 as stated in
the last issue of the democrat.
H. Stubbeman will carry one of
the largest and finest stocks of har-
ness to be found in either of the
territories. By calling on htm you
will find he will sell you good goods
cheaper than any one.
The Katherine Ridge way Com
pany gave an entertainment at the
University last Friday night. The
entertainment was a very good one
however we have attended enter-
tainments given by the Modoc Glee
Club, of the University that were as
good ami iu some instances bet-
ter.
Prof. B. F. Hennessy, Teacher of
F«locution and Oratory in the Cen-
tral Noi inal college of Great Bend
Kansas, will give an entertainment
for the benefit of the Norman Li-
brary Association, at the Opera
House next Friday night April 15.
Good music will be furnished by
home talent Tickets 25 and 35 cts.
Grand Council meeting Kansas
order united Commercial Travel-
ers of America af Ft. Scott Ks. Mwy
13 and 14. Open rate of one fare for
round trip. Date of sale May 12
and 13. Return limit May hi.
R. J. Morgan, Agt.
K1 Reno April 11th. lKtW.
Friend Rattlitf:
The goods came to
hand all right and 1 am bound to
say it is the best I ever allowed to I
The interior of the Citizens Bank
has been presented with a coat of
new paint which improves its ap-
pearance wonderfully.
I carry iu stock a full line of
screen doors, screen wire, refriger-
ators and Ice cream freezers.
37tf. W. J. Browx.
Nothing but long Lisal and
Manilla fibre is used iu the manu-
facture of Deering twine. Sold by
i as. D. Maguire.
Lost; A baby rocking
cain seat, also an umbrella between
Norman and Flournoy's place.
Pleaie leave at Democrat office
ciias Stone.
Beggs'German Salve is a cure
for Piles, no matter how bad the
case may be. They relieve at once,
scalds, old sores, burns, ec/.emn.
tumors, etc. Sold by Blake A Reed.
Miss Jimmie Strain returned to
her home in Tecumseh, Wednes-
day, after a week's visit with B. A.
Crego and family.
Every farmer should ha ve a ma
chine to repair his harness. H. \V.
Stubbeman will sell you one for M.
that will keep your harness in re-
pair for years. Ask to see it. 33tf.
There is strong talk at present of
organizing a band in Norman. We
should have a baud by all means,
for campaign purposes if nothing
else.
Impure blood is responsible di-
rectly and indirectly for many other
diseases. Purify the blood at once
with Dr. Simmons' Sarsaparilla.
Fifty cents and 50 doses. R.J.
Weeks.
Tom and Dick went to the Boston
Store and bought a $10.00 suit each.
The girls all said they were the fin-
est dressed boys at church last
Sunday.
Beggs Mfg. Co.
Please send by express at once
one dozen Beggs' Blood Purifier.
It is the most wonderful medicine
I ever tried foi Scrofula.
S. R. Taylor.
Salt Lake City." Ut-ili.
SPRING
DRESS
GOODS
Nowadays your thoughts are
naturallly turned to new
dresses.
WHAT KIND?
WHAT PATTERN?
These questions will soon be
solved here. Attractive pat-
terns for each and every taste.
You are oordiallly invited to
call look at our line-
New York Backet.
E. M. MAPHIS, Me it.
tlsh
; thirt\
The
around Ivl
and Shaw In-
dia n Valley
Kd Anthony has
an make papers and pay out the | go down my throat.
money the day of examination Knclosed lind draft of $4,.10 as
of IhihIs. II title ia perfect. Onrl .... „. . .
rate of interest ia as low as „„y i your U1U. d? 11
agent loaning in the Territory Truly ^ ours,
And you can pay your loans and Thoh. Je.\SBN.
interest to us in our office without .
expense or trouble. The piano recital at the I'utver.
Tate A KixokADE, sity last Monday night was appre-1 jje
Deering twine is recommended for
use on Deering machines, because
special care is taken in its manu-
facture to insure eveness and
strength. Sold by
J as. I). Maguire.
A. D. Acers, has returned from
Shawnee where he had been on
business. While there he sold the j 0f goods and on inspecting tli
hardware aud lumber business of I stock yesterday we found a v. r
the Carey, Lumbard. Lumber Co. clerk in tl,e pernt*,! 0f
at-that place. ! Leavy.
••I feel It my doty t«> gtvt you * truthful
statement of what Chmiiberlnln'* Colli , cho-
lera and IMarihoou Remedy did,'* writ"* J s
Collluc. of Moore, S. "I hail m child about
two year*old, that had the diarrhoea for two
months, i tried I1 the best known remedies,
hut none save tt"« least relief, w lien this rem-
edy came to hund, I give ns ill reeled, aud In
two days the ehlld was completely cured."
sold by all driMirM*.
Kev. S. lv lleury, who for four
years has been pastor of the Pres-
byterian Church at this place, has
resigned and will leave in a few
days for Chicago, where he will en-
ter school. Kev. Heniy, com-
mands the respect and confidence
of our people, whose best wishes
follow him. | CIihs. Kivera was in aft< r
Smith's tor 'nsl Monday morning f
Kedwin who had been bitte
and northwest of it for a distance
of at 1<-;i t lifts miles, and all of the
trade tliat comes down the North
C.madian river, and much from
north of that river.
It will be forty-live miles from Ta-
lo«i;i, the c unity se.it of "D" county:
fortv miles from Cantonement,
which lias ;i large Indian School,
supported bp the Government, and
;i l;irge issue station for the In-
six miles from King
rty miles from Arapa-
untry around Geary is
1 the soil as rich as
l«'eiio. Oklahoma City
it is the same Cana-
cou try. The country
tributary to Geary is as tinea wheat,
corn, cotton and fruit country as
thee is in Oklahoma Territory, has
raised good crops every year dur-
ing the last five years, and had
good crops when there were crop
failures in central Oklahoma. It is
also a fine stock country, and
fit-; ry will l e a uood stock market.
The open:ug of this town, which
will snon become a city, offers the
Im■ st opportunity in the Southwest
for live, energetic men, with small
capital as well as large capital, to
i'ii- i j • < • in ;i 11 kindsof business, to
secure bonus, grow up with the
.. and make fortunes. It is
i splendid field and iw now unoc-
cu| ed i ii" e who secure the
b< -t locn i ' - • nd secure them first.
will occupy the field aud control
Thi
ill 1
stock j public l>:
As a general thing I am down on
all kinds of patent tii-dicines, but
am happily disappointed after ;i
trial of Hegg's Cherry Cough '
Syrup among my customers an I
patients. It relieves all throat and
lung diniculties at once.
II. F. Ogden, M. D.
We have the selling ot ten thou,
and acres of wheat, corn and co;
ton land, will cut to suit th< buyei
Title is right to occupy and have |
all you make. A fortune to be
made in the wheat growing busi
ness.
W. H. Sea well A Co.
35-3 Norman, Okla.
May I
ig ther.
ned to the
• of lots at private
pany's oflice on the
i n . it la o'clock, on
'Max . 1*08 of both
sidence lots. Those
for trade and busi- j
mes. and who de-
i i main ot residents
I I <• favored as to j
s of lots.
ie all graded to
i .1 trains will
about June Isl
on will be fur
I hose who de-
dvance of the
business pur-
ready to help
I. w. McCiyOun.
r, Gen Solicitor.
>o. McAlester 1. T.
The Champion
Binders and Mowers are
manufactured by The
Warder, Hushner it
Gletsner Co., Springfield
Ohio and Chicago, the
largest h^xclusive Bind-
er, Mower and Reaper
Work** in the world.
Capacity, ^ million ma-
chines yearly. The
name CM AMI'I ON when
applied to Grain and
Gras*s Cutting Machines
a is 'House Hold Word'
throughout the grain
growing world and is al-
so a positive guarantee
of Strength, Duraihm-
ty, Ease of Operation
and Lightness of Draft.
With a capacity for
handling all conditions
of grain on any kind of
ground iu any kind of
weather.
Drop into our display
roo ins and take a look
at these machines.
Norman Mill
& Elevator Co.
Scientifio American
Agency for
_ CAVEATS,
trade marks,
OESICN PATENTS.
. . . coprRioHTs, oto.
J> nJ?.rnla,lon an'' fr,'° Handbook wst« to
Ml NN * co. :s6l Hh.-adwat. Next Yuiik.
o lp*t Imreftu for •ci-urlng patents In Anffhca.
Krery PijU-nt tixk. nout Uy us In brought twfor®
tlio public by a uotloo given frto of charge Ui
fricnfific ^tncwiw
year: $1.-" Ij,,n«.n„i«. A .birr--.. MI'NN 4 co,
l BUSUKHii, :n.l lJruadway, N« \v York City,
I'loneer real estate loan agent*, elated by all present. The enter. | (rjendg. rCl,llf<ta „n(| ,,nthori ed I''1'1"1 iu delivery
For some time Gus
friends have been urging hint to
become a candidate for sheriff of 18P'der. He says M. L. liritton,
Cleveland county. I.tist Thursday who e,,ld < ""• «'
consented to submit to |,ig | I'urcen parties recently has cm,
*n iu his
1 is coining up
Htitfh Moore aud Miss Camille taioment reflected credit upon the |jlt. Democrat i > p nt his name neighborly
I La Barge were married ut Houston. I diversity, Miss Jones and her pu- j0 Cleveland > t .nocracy for '}'•
Texas last Monday evening:. This .Martin Kiugkade, Misses roilM i >inith served We were the Pioneer Farm l oan
will, no doubt startle his many Morgan. Alice Boyd and . n i .ns as sheritl of this county Agents in Norman and keep just
Norman friends as he had confided Alta I^ooir is are each deserving of jie uet.(|H no introduction to ahead of others iu making: terms
' his intention to no one, however the •pwial mention. 1 he pupils were tIii( people. He promises the peo- and conditions that are a«l\ antayi
writer has known of his intentions in their recital l y pie to discharge the duties of the ous to borrowers. He suri and s- e
deuts. Mr. Hennessey is a brother ' for the past three weeks. The Dkm- Misses Harriet Jones and Grace A. office to the best of his ability. We us before making a contract tor a
ol our Iiooular youiur lawyer Kit j OCBAT extends the usual cougrutu- Kinif. I>r°f McKee aud Male Oc- ask that Mr. Smith's claims be con | lo«n- U e have plenty ol money at
Henucwc} ' l tious. all times. IAT8 A- Kixojum.
tette.
eidered.
Swing Onto
That Dollar.
Unlil you get to our store and see
how much Sugar, Coffee. &c., we will
give you for it, Don't delay. Come
right now and make your purchases.
COOK & LASSITER.
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Jarboe, Tom. The Democrat-Topic. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1898, newspaper, April 15, 1898; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117022/m1/4/: accessed April 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.