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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. I894.
HENNESSEY. O.
Number
Volume 2
Subscription $l Per. Year
TARirr QUESTIONS.
H Y HETA Til ETA.
•\Vlio is this Hill MeKlnley we hear so
much about?
And wliv 's ho benignly protecting
saeur Kraut?
>\,w woulden't it lie hotter to be hon-
est with tli*' ix « r.
Ami help th-ui drive the wolf of hun-
ger from the door?
Do farmers need Protect ion? If so
parv t«*llV
Please show us where it helps us when
we've anv wheat to sell'.-'
Does it make our clothing cheaper?
Does it help us pay our tax?
Does it help us fell our timber with a
Free Trade kind of ax?
Dont you t Dink any law is a dirty
kind of dross
That will rob the little children of
thierdear old Sanly Claus?
Doe* it make school apparatus cheap-
er than before?
Does it lift the load of mortage from
the sholders of the jxmtr?
Do voii know that farm machinery,
despite Protective gates,
Can be purchased in old England at
deneed lower rates-
Do vou know that what l mean is,
that the very same machine
Can be shipped across to England
and then shipped back again,
And then sold to the farmer at a
little lower rat.es
Than at the wholesome (?) factories
of our Projected States?
Don't you think it would he better
suited to the people's will
To endorse the goodly common sense
we tin t mi Wilson's bill?
Is not the Income Tax clause honest,
Just and grand?
Can't yon see that Wilson's bill is the
poor man's magic wand?
Will you not lend your vote to the
welfare of tin
the government obtain it? Tin-
country produces but little, and
most of that Jittle is never seen in
the Treasury of Mexico or any of
its mints. It is plain then that
they must buy it, giving therefor
whatever will prove satisfactory to
the owners. As the revenue is paid
wholly in silver, evidently silver
must be exported, and sold toryold,
and the lower the price of silver
falls the more it takes to meet a
fixed gold charge. Not only does
the natiou tind itself in this predica-
ment, but many individuals and cor-
porations are similarly situated, and
the aggregate annual gold interest
charge due abroad must foot up
many millious, no doubt au incon-
siderable sum for a rich country,
but one that is now proving an al-
most unbearable burden to a coun-
try whose resources are largely un-
developed.
Now, while the method of settl
ing foreign indebtedness is tlieore
tically as indicated above, the usual
method is for the government or
individuals to buy draits from the
bankers and remit these in payment
of their obligations, the funds on
which the bankers draw being de-
rived from the domestic products
exported ami sold abroad. In other
words, the exports from the tund
from which debt payments are
draw n.
This is a common feature of the
finauces of all debtor States, the
I United States itself as well as India
. Ru iubdsox, Cashier. M. w. CiiustM, Asa't. Cashier.
farmers cittb 21lcrcl?ciitts 33anU.
lit it ucss ift Oklahoma.
Capital Fully paid, $11?,000.00
Dots a general liauking business. 1 iisnraiui
reliable companies. Foreign ami domestic cxiliani
Klrst published 111 I be Hemic
Uism.h hat Feb. Ullll. l«M.
■OTICB FOB PUBLICATION.
Land ..lllcc at Kiligtlshcr. O. T.
February. 10, i>t i
Notice Is hereby given that tin .
following named settler lias tiled i
notice of his intention to make Una
proof in support of his claim, ami
that said proof will be made before |
the w. _ and IJecelver .it Kin:- j
flsln r, O. T. on March 'J7th, lHlil. !
There is a 1 rap Set!
written in
e bought and
'' ' and Mexico. Those which, like
And send nto congress more men of •lu"
Wilson's class? ! the two last mentioned, aie on tin
Now just one little question to our j silver standard are subject, however,
, to an ever increasing charge, as the
Should you veto Wilson s mnistire are f Kilvt>r tall„, necessiting eitli
you sure vou 11 not lament. 1 ....
- I er a restiction
THE TALL IN THE PMCE OP cream- in
SILVER. | ingot the
The inarKet reports for the past matter ot
■k have exhibited a continuous that all three of these results are
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t. fur the s w i. (
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,.«• the following wit nch-.es i
to pr >\« hi> eontintiotis resident'. I
iiim>n and cultivation .r said land. \iz:
lt\ ran 1 iregraw. A lie I \Ya>hburn.
T'h. ' i -II. st.iggr.and A brain UImhIo
nil of ll,•!.. — >. i>. 'I'-
K. ti. Sen.man. Heglster,
"Tirsl I ubTisTlcd Feb. Hill. I«M.
NOTK'K I'OU I'l'liLK'ATHiN
111 Probate Court, In and for tin
cninn of KlugtMi.r, ten't >r> of
Oklahoma.
Mary A. Willard
/mmm 0 the public almost daily. The bait therein may not be cheese or ten
I 1 ..tin ■ broiled ham, but still a bait and most deceptive, lfcware ol the bait deal
U !,... merchants whose moral i~ t.. advertise bargain hut never sell it. 1 hese ...
',.„„,i or rather these bunko announcements seem tempting in the papers, but
exerci- ■ cauli-m er.- >ot. involve yourself carelessly into a trap so cunningly prepared to
deceive ron We ar,' not members of the bait dealing fraternity, but I rutlil ulU Ad
here Mill Swing into Action livery Statement as Am need. We sell goods as adver-
tise 1'and'do ft ail, ,,,id to switch sales on other goods with the claim that the articles
advertised are til aold or that thev are too poor to stand the test ol wear. Wt ll W
r*1* f.--r n,i„K .Nt,,„„.,1.. „.i *.-t .he , & u< -AH
Sold, VOII are too late," but sell and deliver ti. you as we announce.
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WILL REMAIN
rialntUT,
and M. l . Cai
, 0. Barrow
lkfendauts.
To M. I). Carroll:
Ttl 0 not loe t hat jrou hare W n,
sued in the aboveciititlcd curt cause ,
I iv t he above named pl.iiiititT; that.
Mm must appear and answer or ot hei - .
wise plead to the said plaint ill * pe-
t it ion or before \ h" :id da> « f March.
A. 1>. or t he sain- will be t ak« u
as true and Judgement be rendered ]
au'aln.-t vou for the sum *ll4..*>o with
interest at 12 per .< nit from the sth
|,i\ el l . ceiiibi r. I and costs < I
s' it. and an order made for the
s;ile of certain property now in the
hands of S. 1\ Kichardson garnishee,
its upon executIon.
Mahv A. liiciiAitiis* n, PlalntltY.
(BHAL) All.-l: Tht* II Macijee.
Probate Judge.
By Antrobus & Stevens, Att'ys.
First Published in the Hennessey
MENS SU'TS.
Men's Suits, go at
7. ami $8 Mou' toMi go I
0. and 10 " 44 44
Mens Overcoats & Ulsters
and 0 Overcoats go at
Men's good Scotch Caps a 10 cents
\ alue, we sell at J lc and we have
lots of them
Work in
(U-ives fr
/V\eo's Ponts.
and 1.50 pants go n
3.10
4. as
Boys Suits, aged 14-19
h i. ami I Suits go at
- u 44 4 3.00
7 t« H " 4* 44 0.00
1 1.
8.00
Wilson's class? > me iwo i m
Now Just one little question to our i silver standard are subject, howe
prudent President: to an ever increasing charge, as the _ " ! j.-jist Publish-d in the Heime - \
Should you veto Wilsonajneasure are|n,,M of ,llver f iut neoeniilng elth- ^ ^ 4-/\ inTOVm OEMOCBA'I lan IBth, 1894.
etion of imports, an in- me are mil) y it) niimm NOTH K l oll ITUL1CATION
exports or a temporary till- 11/ I " • • 1 1 Land Olllce at Klngflsher, Ok. Tei.
3 gip by new loans. Asa n,,i4 injUlV lTl Gil ( IS eli 1( I . •,a,ll,arv' ,7' ^
' fact recent history shows j v/I ll- .1 I ICI I I ^ Notice Is hereby given that the tol
. - . 1 r *11 ,i eli l.r has ti led not m
All
other <j
■ aak fr<
Otis sold at correspondingly low pri •
i you is to look at our goods and prici
j out Sale
i and you will surely buy.
' but i K vord Breaker.
de. line in the price '>t sil\
companied with such remarks as, sc
... demand," l4mari\ct deinorali/.-
ed" until having fallen lielow sixty-
live cents per ounce. l'lie bullion
value of our silver dollar has been
reduced to less than fifty cents.
It had been the hope and belief of
many mi n interested in the silvi
question that the prie.
hibited by the trade statistics oi l |d{ ■us tliat we will eon-
iral countries. We tind both, I a ^ | ^
placing new for
India and Mex._ , D
eign loans to avoid selling increased
quantities ol silver, or silver b.lls
of exchange on an already overload
ed mai Ket; we find their imports j
decreasing and their exports increas- j
ing. The great manufacturing
reached nations of Europe are, therefore
liiuie to do business at the
, old stand, under the man-
agement of H. rr. Ewall, jr.
and will endeavor to fur-
nish vou everything in our
line at lowest living prices
less able to buy, but the raw mater-
ial Keeps coming in ever increasing
quantities, and there is a desperate
competition in the world's markets
to dispose ol wheat cotton and
wool from those nations which
must sell to stave off if I We have now on the way a large bIock of new goods and in a few dayi
impending public and pnvate bank- j ^ ^ ^ ^ yOU the largest and most complete stock m this part
Are not these considerations sui- OKlah
iiions mii Kreatest aoct
•HEnnessEU Furniiure Co.fe
seh is it p « ► w i:\VALT, Manager* |someovdegi
•roes? Ii *—L ' — mitdeoderti
c lit,re just received this wee!,' another car load
Gook Stove
alter the deeree closing the In.ltan
mints to private e.>inage wouhl
orove the low water-inar.: from
which there would be n recovery.
slow bit mire. Tor tome months
the rtteailiness of the market lent
pome degree of i.i olml.ility of tins
view, but the last I'.-u vveeKK have
fhown positively that the rensomnu'
on whit h such oinclusions, w- r |
based had failed to take into con j rtcient to l^,al^y e [
^deration U the fact-. , ! wheat andiol on ourHU, !,
It waa uUen iixiouialin that :. are selling at lo i r pi uis
mnlden dro;. " '.hjeet to the same for.
duXn wo'iild instantly, cut
ot prod neti ' o loit i.^ . price falls, to meet their iiiereaaiug
dt.-ated a rilhti^ o f f " , Motions'/ When the
! ;,n WT i" "t illv # small i Mexican delegation at the iirnssels
,"t,d states, .1 dai.t11 1 > I f ... were asked if their gov-
aM. ,or .1 W hile c-oiT- ernnn-nt conl.1 not take steps toiv.ir. .
sid''ra'blf' .InaW Z' thrown on | re-strieling ti of silver, they |
'"/'J/ ,^e S wlh^ii.Tiean1'slate". Is bent ""ward incre ased proline,ion, ;
v t'il i- v-Vv evident that the de- private motive anplilemellllllg the,
crease if anv. is nniinpurtant. It public, anil nature, that gieat s .'le-
Unlled Sates 'will show moderate yielded out of her abundance ol cur
increase-, and the reasons tol | "'\v hil'-'t!,is ,.f adjustment
"%exi^Pem. Chili and Bolivia has been going onformally years,.
all have .lie jdlvjM- ^atnlard j f"rth HtUe'commcnt, the rapid fall
free ooinage of s.U. r. hi ■ of moutlia ,,as brought'
tion -rrbX to th- the situation to „ „d iff vonlinllji h> ntr !/OU aJIJo
mints, coined into silver
which in turn are paid out
IiiedI No trouble to show you tbis lloe aod give priccs
very ari\ even in our own country, seem ng |
teii'or^'twenty years ago, and a ly secure in Ih; repeal of the silver , ^
!"' ,,,vm:r's r^'wV.rMtvbMn •'''T.'.'l.mk'f.'.r lily rehabilitation of _ _ v j [Mg QF SH0LF HARPWAg©
.p.'^.o h.. ..r^:XIHvJAKS FAR/"V I.'.FLSASKTS
, '.reninim. in^ve- PliL Lms cLieric.l, in view L- ~ ~ ~
torthe rca t • r.,duction and ot the state of public opinion in the
-.'Ft**
IIV hare taken if r eat pains in selec-this! ti"; different
1 i nterns and ter lton' htiee as fine and large a hue nj
Looks as is in Territery. II 'e have a great many
Notice is hereby nivon that the fol-
,, . ,v ing named settler has tiled not ice
of his Intention t-> make final proof In
sniinort of her claim, and that said
proof will l>«' made before Hegister
a in I 1 teccl \ i r. at K ingllfher, O. 1 , on
March, 1<>. ]«! !. vi/.:
JKSMK I'AUKS,
for the N. K. I sec l." . t is. rw. 1 M
She names the following witnesses
t,i prove her continuous residence up-
on and cultivation of said land, viz:
Silas Hendricks Bdward Trit, John
Adams. Waik< r Parker, all of Col
I uuibla, <). T- ,, .
I k. SIM I.MAN. R|gister.
0\:U VILSON PILL. |
Misiitku Dkmookat:
1 vos tiiik mit mineself ov dot j
Vilson I 'ill- It vos a hurgat ive
pill vor de repoolilikan uartv, und j
vill gleanse de national system ov .
malaria- Mishter Vilson vos de
sreatent doctor ov de Amerikan j
If de bee pies vill take his j
ake dem feel pett- r n
vor den dey can mix
giule tings vrom Europe
mit deoder tings vot dey eats. Und
it vill also Keep dem varmer mit
vooleii clothes onstead ov cotton, □
Dot inkooiu tax vos sliust so goot
r ! like liniburger cheese. Dem rich
i fellers dond liue limburger because
ov der schineil. Hut who gar. s for
Ide sthink so lonij as it taste goot?
$2 It" Mishter Vilson vill only pool
I liberty upon der free list 1 vould
J em|.race him mit tears ov gratitude,
(,s j und so vouhl efery poor man, no
i matter vot pe his politics. \ eli
j Mishter Vilson and Cleveland vill
i net liberty vor us if we git dem a
i chance. Venever de "pig bugs"
' pays der share ov de tax, und ven
Re&pectFuSly,
NEW YORK STORE,
\ym. Fki end, Proprietor.
North Main St.
Hennessey, O. T.
JOHN SMITH,
The Hardware and Implement
Dealer. Cam/ a large stork of Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
A Complete stoek of Implements.
Hennessey Hardware do.,
CARRY A COMPLETE LIXE OF
Shelf I Heavy HARDWARE,
iir/iiitid find Cook Stores- Old Hickory II a^ons.
A good 4 room house with kitch-
en, cellar, well 'J lots with stable,
room for Ave horses, wood house,
gram bins, buggy shed, mowc room
for 4 or more tons of hay, is a choice
location, for sale at this office.
New Patterns
it the bors are approaching a transition <>iVei/0U CM CLOSOt Itt(*■ glid/ '( ( dUhmL
;„1 otter crisis of a violent ehuracter. What * J stove you buy ot us-
> .. ! : i i i.„ ti... ti mi I outcome of the . ,, . >. j
all and examine
in f I rice ami
■U and every
XV ALT EH /M / V
Propr. of
CITY DRAY,
All business Intrusted In his care
prompt ly attended to. Char-
ges reasonable.
Biich supplies s n.nst be importu.1
In M xino, for inst.iiKie. where
Amerieall nn l Kn,o!'uli oupital nave
creete I vast metallnn;ie:il establish-
iii...its an 1. eonstru te.l through
deserts lon.i; limn of railroads, the
impetus given to mining lias inereas-
e.l Mexico's yearly contribution to
the world's stoek of silver until it
readies twiee tte amount raised
during tlio bonanza days of the
early part of this country and al
must equals
states itself. . ,
While the rewards to be obtained
in silver mining in llie.se countries,
therefore, are practically as great as
ever, there is at work another eeon-
oniic force which, while more subtle
111 its w..ruing anil more difficult ol
si.prehension, yet in the main has
the chief inlluence, an 1 which,
roughly speaking, tends to increase
the production as the gold price ol
silver fails. Tn!- at «M seems
paradoxical, but it is the true state-
ment of economic principle applied
to a particular m!•> ! us loon
t , M-iico an ill-it .:it for au explan-
ation
silver standard States. May
not the great financial disturbances
of the past few years be but the
precursor of that ultimate world
panic which Mill mark the final
abandonment of silver to a purely
subsidiary use as a money metal?
K. C. Times.
<6lll rnd tirS.
LWS OF SHSLF HA
TIKWAR6 AKP
LEHMAM
H. & I. CO
„v. - •--- The Western Trail is published
ever vun uere ov land is vortu shost quarterly by the Chicago, Hock
as mooch 111 paper mooiiey, or silver islaml ^ I'aeitic Railway. It ,telIs
as gold den ve can sell wheat vor jU)W ,,, trtt a farm in the West, and
40 cent a poosbel and tiiik ve are will be sent to you gratis for one
making goot raooney. 1 year. Send name and address to
I peleive dot der demograts vill j Editor W -tei'f Trail. Chicago, and
do all ov dose tings vor us if ve git receive it on< y \iSj^.
dem time. Dey moost fur t physio ▼
tier repooblican poison out ov der j 11 <«>-//</Joutfc ^ von*i*«
| national veins, und de \ ilson l'ill Send at once to ■< s : , </basftV.«
vill do dot. Hut Mishter editor, j <;. T. A., C. ii. I «•* i K. K.
lilease tell de demograts to let de , Chicago, III., and riceV, . p..-■' paid
electu nt law alone* Dan 1 h t dem j|j(. ^licktst deck ol < ;u<t., . j'
make a inishtal.e. lama deiiudier | handled, ttnlj 10c. pec ti.-.-* in
but I doiul want any more of Me-. ^tainje. or coin. .ami.
Kinlcv nor Bismarck, py shiinininy. . ——
U. TAV. I
SI.000 lit Premiums.
cillim for Sale. r Tte Ivansea City Times i.Se^
' A good claim 10 miles east of , il.OoO in prenisunis to the ten per
lleimessev, u. res und r eultiva-j sous who send in the ten largest
ti .u, house M\Hi with an id.liti.ni ne.nbcrs of yearly subscriptons to
11x14; runnino water, and timber. | Tin Txvice-a-wccK '1 lines, 1 be
Cm deed t let. lit), l"'Ji. Kn.piire i tirst premium is a «:;r.o Vos.iN.iis
at this office. i upright grand puuo; the "ceoiel i.
<!„'( in irold: the third is a c-100
„.itu Mason A: Hamlin organ; the, forth
j. ja 9100 pneuinatic-tire bicycle: ti "
J, C. SMITH. m. D
formerlv House Surgeon A Physi-
cian Hellcvue and Blankwell's
Island Hospitals, New York.
lllMnttcM of II #•« • «m«I tthihlwn >t *i>relalti/
office at Metropolitan hotel. 2-5-lmp
1. E. COIL, D. I D.
PSKTIST
Office llrstdoor east of I r. Rectors'
office ou Oklahoma Ave. Hennessey.
Oklahoma.
hjarris finley,
JUSTICE OF TllE l'KACK.
Collections promptly attended to
having practiced law in Pennsyl-
vania, 1 am qualified to make out
conveyances, contracts etc. in shyrt
notice and protect people s interests
under the law. IIahkis I'isi.rv J.l
t J1AKLES PERKINS,
. \UY IM' HL1C.
OiV.t - upsairs In Liddle building
1 arum lor SaJe.tColieclousMade.
Hi iiu sev, Oklahoma
C. S. MEllADITH, M. I>.
PHY si C1HN hhv surgeon.
iii:nm:sskv, oklahoma.
Office second door west of the Metro-
politan Hotel, south side Ok. Ave.
All calls promptly answered, day or
ni^iit.
w i l—:Qcrr~rrn~n—
JAMES BltlNKERIIOFF,
/\ttokm:v at i.aw.
Office on east side, South Main
street, in Justice Thompson's
office, 2nd door south of Olivant's
photograph gallery.
Hennessey, Oklahoma.
j Hot. 't Toltu
,sjill orSiitoU* yuur /.
tli.' truthful, startling title
_ ttle book that
Ag.KKi bigitJ.re room and lot in| O WjMUrim*., ««£.•H ^ lmUl ^.1^.^^^-^
^
• ' " ..!••■">•—I H'lanei. .
Sold by 1" • A. Dinkier ^ ;itel ; the ninth a W aslihurn
il, startling title of « j tifib an . o L. C. Smith, Parker,
tat tells all about No- j or Oil's h.iunneiles-s shot
wonderful, harmless i fr sixth a 4*7') liaviland china I
. 1 . ... 1...1 ;♦ ..urn " . . . I ,• .... . ..I- II..
J COPYRIGHTS.
CA1% I OUT A IN A PATENT? For a
j i.irn|it_ ud an fESi'ySwV'i"
OLD
SCHOOL
Democrat office.
Two good corner, vacant, resi
dence lots, in a desirable lo
sav so. He was almost prosiraivo i « « •••—. . graving and frame; the eight, a ^. o
with a cold when he procured a hot \ physical or hiianeial risi; i .«« « i gentlenians or lady s solid gold
tie of CI aniberlaiu's Cough Ileme.li | -No-to bac." A I)l,lkl,!l
• . t 1. !l I
OKLQKA
Commissioner Lamoreaux has is>u-
uib wmivi; .— i ed Instructions, approved by Hok
that oi' the United i smith, to Gov. Renfrow to make suit-
able regulations
inal lessees of seh -
b ma. '1 lie following regulations are
prescribed:
I. In the case of all school lands
heretofore leased and to lie ic-leased
the governor of the Territory will tlx
the rental at areisomble rate, neith-
er excessive nor below the amount
fixed in the old lease, and tfiv to the
present lessee, provided lie has culti-
vated the land In a husbandllke man-
ner ami fulfilled the terms <•( his
lease in g.vsl faith, a nr«*f"renee
right to re-lease the land f r the a<l-
ditional term of three years al the
rental fixed by the governor.
2 In the . vent that the present
losve d- lin's, fails or neglects
vail hirnucl!«f the new coiniu tit-
cheap.
Enquire at lie says: "It gav
relief. I find it to 1
teuieoi. | ... .
le me prompt! Book at Drug Store or by mail i Klliur alld cam; tte tenth, ♦*. " eli
I,can invaluable I free. Address The St. rling Kumedy i „t,.r „ v-„|,ridged Diclioi.ury a;-'
mil colds." l'or Co., Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind. | ih]j,|Stable stand. 'I bis evtraordi
E. 11. COOKE, M. 1>.
PHYSIC!HIi MD SURGEON.
1 IIl-N N KSSKY, OKLAHOMA.
iifllcc In the l'ostolllce building. t)all
t promptly made (lay or night.
" A. II. CAKKOIX, SI. I -
PHYSICIHn bsd SURGEON.
11K N N ESS K V, 014.1. AII M A,
Resi-
Chero-
, jills nroinntlv ar
day or night.
SOUTH y.
mMlTUhE v
r COUP 'HY.
Rinmng &
P
i'1.1 . : IIi ti. * 11 ■1'
atton ive nrcferen-e right given him in nr-
is a !"btor nation, having i one of Hi-se ngni.ition- within
aheavv foreiiin debt, the iuterf^st ^ ^ t-imi*. to tlxed '• 'be
, u.. i• i (,-.,i.l i ,r tli:' I'overn'ir will lj■ ■ •■•'ti .o
"n wh'.e': i- lt.£-':7 F*y b!: " F-"':l.'
Twice a year thi.i gold in i-t be
forthcoming in London and berlin
to meet its obligations. Where can
ration f< r sale
this office. I remedy for coughs and
Ten da\s loss of time on account, ^ clj r Drug Stljl.e.
of sickness ami a doctor bill to pa), |
Heiifrow to make suit- >s anything but pleasant for a uianj Norl'uern winds nor snow storms ,
us to protect ti,,, orig- of a family to contemplate, whether do not a. ter the Salvation Army, |
cj.,,1,1 iai„i In old ou-|a- la- is a laiiorer, machanic, merchant ju city frolu performing their j
.ii..>>■ i>■ .r p.xrtii!■ t i<tut :ii*a or publisher. Jas. O. Joues, pub-1 During the most storui) j
Usher of the Leader, Mexia. Texas, , ftn(j wt.a,iu.r w#. have had this.
was sick iu bed for ten days with the ^ j„tcr the Salvationists have gone on
grip during its prevalence a year or, tjie htrt.ets at their usual hour, in
two ago. Later in the season '1,r | the evening, sang, prayed and ex-J
had a second attack. He savs: 4 * I n . ]u,rted sinners to turn to Christ and
the latter ease I used Chamberlain,s, l They are earnest and
Cough Remedy with considerble con(*iBt nt workers for the Master. o__t c c"9. p „o_g.j
success, I think, only being in bed no doubt doing much good in, . . ^ ,
a little over two days. These id B.1V;U>, „ii,ncr from the wrath" t" MattreSS bed >P •! -
attack I am satisfied would have c,ollu"
."i"aU> as ba.1 as tte lirst but ^ ^ ^ ^ rtsides
for the use of this remetly. It Washincten. savs am-lias
should be born in mind t ,at gup is ^
much the same as a ver « «- " ...
and requires preciseh t t sa nc ^ ,
|„-e„,u.e"t; NM,e yo.,.r to inrc (.'hamberlain.B P.
Uv,*u; oe t ami-thai she has also US. :
t V' ■ , 1 ' lame I.1CK with great sue.
™ {or '*• L"l r" " sale bv Clipper Drug Store
'er reninn
tiight of May 31.
' vill bo . ftuvas-
j lie. son. send
; ii-ts or y«
-Twice' ,
j is is: ■
i the S jjtfilwnS
d I
I his extraordin
open until
June 1 the li.-t
,-ids to
atiMwur uno nn honc«t oplmun, wruo w
om.-- In cilpis r Drug S„u>
tionn ■trl'-.tly confldentlml. A llaurflto K«V ileii''"', CO>'|ier of r ourtll an'' v<u«.«
'All calls ,.ro„..,.l, answerer
lo l and *ci«ntlflr l^'1" fr"" *** . • • *
Patents takon ti
Egcciitl notlMli^tba
c„., K-ffifaSSfc.-Ks1■ajaa'jsu.r,
li f'til' iila. ■ • i. -i'uh< tozrai h «.l iinw
IkivmE Witt plr... Min-'Vrtidm ^ Ui«
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fhe Globe Democrat Prcc.
, Anv readtr of this pnp«. cui^
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on another pagt
OKO. W 1U\Yn
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Farm Loans a > ! ' •
(bflee in rear end ol Dinkier s
Store.
Hennessey, Oklahoma
i Dri
at onae.
w 'lis now
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(sj.iT.Mtv rn'd.M'.
Heal t.late and lnwiranc*.
• UHce over Critter's store.
> ' tiUi.iboiua.
% '' Tfej j
Chairs Louit-.3S 5^
pun?ral supplit.
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,
governor, the governor will
lease the laml M> the highest mii'ier
under the general ins r; •• oi,her-,'>
f ,f« ;|-I s Till '.'! ■ 1 ■ It! i" elfu . ■ .
N W . L. Muoi... A ' ; I"' 1 !• r-
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