Cleveland County Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 6, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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Ex-Surgeon A. T. & 5. F,
and Rock hland Hy
Twenty Years
Experience,
I)r. (ieo. P. Johnston,
Physician & Surgecn
Offbe over Griffith'sDrugstore,
Lexington, Okla
. ABf.RNFTHY.
J. W. CUI.UU YlI.lMKS
ABSSNETH7 Si CHSRRYHOHES.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PURCELL, I. T ,
It. E. THACKER,
Physician and Surgeon
LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA.
bffice over People's Drug Store.
A. T. Ross. C. XV. Drkwrr.
ItOSS & BREWEK,
LAWYERS,
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA.
Will practice in the Territorial and l'edorni
Courts, ihti l< cal hind office and the Depart-
ewenitd H-t WWsSiinrton.
NEAL SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
LEXINGTON. OKLAHOMA.
A. A. DUNN, M. I).,
PURCELL, I. T.
Office in Purcell National Bank.
3irst=clafs barbers
Ctn<> fjatvb'resscrs,
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE,
Agents for (kansas
Laundry.
IfcTShop on North Side, Lexington.
Prove Hp!
It must be done some firm-,
and why not now?
At Mw i.KADRK office your
papers v. ill bo made out free
Several things are essential —
1. Your signature.
2. The number of your home-
stead entry.
!i. A Rescript ion of the lan<L
4. The names, property s.jmpJJ-
of \* itnesses.
CHVliClJ DlRECTOliY.
Cll R 1ST IAN.
Snn4nv Srtirrol :it Id o'clock and preaching at
11 oVh*k . an. and £.:'* in the evening. Stran-
gers cordially invited. Ki.dkr Wjhilicx.
BAPTIST.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Preaching ;it
11 a. in. and at 8 i in. oq thi II rat and fourth
liOPl'Mnjr in each month. Prayer meet.ag each
Wednesday at x i. in.
The Ladies' Aid s ••• i«'ty every Thursday at
p.m. Mrs. I*«trie. President.
The Sunbeam Society ci.Ws tin- first Sunday
in each month. \V. A. ROW E. Pa/tor.
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Divine lervic* :>t II a.m l." «opoiid S'nhbnth
f f oa<'h month. Union Sundcy Soli >o| at It
•Ylodk. L. J. Amos, Pastor.
LA rEST-7 /Mi: CA HI).
~A7t. k7. E.
No. inn. Arrives daily, - - 1 4 am
No.*:. •' - VV> inn
No. !'*♦. Departs daily, - • - hih
No. m*. Departs d«i y, - I > Mn mn
No 423. Local, arrive?, • - i pin
No. 4*20. Local, depur s, - - - 6.it aiu
G., C. & S. h.
No. S. Arrives daily, - - - I.n am
No. 12. A rrives daily, - - - ft.20 pm
No. 1. Depart? daily, - - j.co urn
No. 11. Departs daily, • - - 11.10 am
No freight trains on this road carry pas ron
gprs Pu-sengers <ave li) per cent by buying
round-trip tick -Is between local points
W. E. MAXsON, Agent.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Xstate of A. P. Farmer.
4 In lliu Probate Court of Oleve
I land County, oklahoma Ter.
In the mnttor of the estate of J
A. P. Farmer, deccas- i .
J. M. Stovatl, Adinii.i.-i'r, )
On this lUt day of Mny, U conn s J. M
Stovall, administrator of the i -t ite of A. 1'.
Farmer, deceased, and present* m d flics with
the oourt his petition for an order to -i ll on tain
real-estate belongii g to tue estate of aid do-
caaaed, to-wit; Lots >1 and <2, in lilix-k 41. in
the town of Lexington. 0. T.. and it appearing
to the court that it is noecssary to sell aaid real-
estate for the nurpose of paying the debts id'
said estate outstanding.
It is .therefore considered and ordered by the
court that all persons interested in said estate
appear in this court, nl the probate court
room, in the county of Cleveland, in the town
of Norman in said county, at 10 o'clock, a. ui.,
on the 3rd day of July, ImM, to show cause why
an order should not be granted to said adminis-
trator to sell said rct.l-estatc, and that a oopy of
this order bo published for four successive
weeks in the "LkaDSS," a newspaper published
in Cleveland county, before the said Ird day cf
July, 1895.
S. J. Wll.KINfl,
Probate Judge.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L. V. Reed will take n )tlce that he has been
sued by J. W. Hocker for the sum of Mfi.oii, in
thecourtofj. It. Shaver, justleo ot th* pence
at Lexington, Cleveland c unty, Oklahoma Ter-
ritory. '1 bat on the l Uli day el .Iunn, lnUo. an
order of attachment was issued by thaaboya
named justice against the personal property of
the defendant In favor of the plaintiti' for the
obove amount of S2> 0", ami that the cause will
bo tried before the above numad justice on ilio
I 'tu dny of July, 1SU>, at the hour of ten o'clock,
k. m
J. W, HOCK E It, P loin till.
Mr. K. J. Keller deserves great credij
for the faithful work In* did in helping
to make thee el brat ion arousing succest
He devoted a groat deal of bin time and
attention to the perfecting of the de-
tails of the work for that day, and sue-
toss crow net I his efforts-
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Col. Stovall went to Norman Wednes
day, on business.
They are at Thompson's—B- B- and
Eli.
Deputy Sheriff Masham came in from
the Pott country Tuesday with a couple
of prisoners.
Take your laundry toElkinA Booker.
They are agents for the Kannsas Steam
Laundry.
Bread don't fall when you use B. B.
or Eli. Kejit by Thompson.
FANCY and PLAIN SCREEN DOORS
at Lxingi >\ Lumber Co'h.
Mr. K. M. Abernathy was in Norman
Monday, and he reports everything
quiet there.
Don't forget that Elkhis & Booker
are agents for the Kansas steam latin
dry.
Little & Smith's store is headquarters
for barb wire and everything in their
line.
The dance platform at the picnic
ground continued to be the scene of
music, dancing and merry-making until
n late hour Thursdaynight.
Ifyouwantto buy groceries cheap,
buy them of J. W. Goodin. Best goods
for the least money.
Miss Sal lie Lanoy, of Ft. Worth, Tex.
is visiting her uncle, Col. Laney, our
jollv post-master.
All Lexington needs to make a large
town is a railroad, and our people
should work together to get one.
Art novilties, Seer-Suckers
and crepons, at Thompson's.
Best residence in town for rent.
J. S. Little,
i
Mr. Fred Jam.'s, Mr. Tom Keller and
Miss. Alice Keller leave on Monday foi
a visit to their old home in Louisville,
Kv., and Tampico, Indiana. The
Leader wishes them a safe and pleas
ant journey and a happy visit.
Mr. Carr, Col. Stovall and Capt, Fore
hand have developed quite a taste for
ice-cream. Mighty good this hot weath-
er. The editor confesses to have taken
sudden liking to ice-cream, but cir-
cumstances make some degree of excuse
for one of his aire. What excuse are the
other gentlemen going to give?
pongees
Remember the annual protracted
meeting of the christian church begins
Satmday night, July 6th. Elder Wm.
R. Long of Davilla, Texas, will do the
preaching.
Give the Leader your job work.
Satisfaction guaranteed and fair prices
Purcell people'were very much disap-
pointed by the treacherous Canadian
being so hrgh as to prevent their at-
tending our celbration on the fourth.
A guarantee goes with every sack of
Baden's flour.—at Thompson's.
The Leader is a little late this week
on account of the Canadian having been
up all the week and shutting ofF our
mail. It is rather a task to get up i
newspaper all at home.
Police.
All persons indebted to J. W. Good
in are requested to call and settle af
once or take the consequences.
Bishop Brooke will preach at Purcell
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Every-
body inviled to attend.
Laces and white goods in endless
variety at Thompson's.
Lexington has quite a reputation for
her fourth of July celebrations, and
that reputation was fully sustained on
this fourth.
No matter whose blank the doctor
writes your prescription on take it to
the Griffith Drug Co. to have it filled.
Low prices and pure tlrugs.
Klkiu & Hooker are agents for the
Kansas Steam laundry. Bring your
laundry to their office and they will do
the rest.
The Canadian has been almost bank
full since Monday evening, when the
big rise came. It has been alternately
rising and falling every few hours since
then, and our mail has been almost
entiflv cut off.
Your attention is called to the fact
that my sawmill having been complet-
ed, I am prepared to operate the same.
Cottonwood and oak lumber for sale.
T. Martei.l.
New butter on ice, at Thompson's.
Noble was well represented at the cel-
ebration here on Thursday. The follow-
ing were among those present: G. W.
Thompson and family, J. P. Perkins and
family; W. J. Ried and Miss Mary
Thomas; Mrs. S. K Braden and family.
The horse races in the afternoon of
the fourth attracted quite a crowd of
curious and interested people. After the
regular races were over, quite a number
of scrub races were matched and run.
Sometime ago I was troubled with an
attack of rheumatism. I used Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm and was complete-
ly cured. I have sinco advised many
of my friends ami customers to try the
remedy and all speak highly of it.
Simon Goi.obaum, San Luis Key, Cal.
For sale by all druggists.
The treacherous Canadian took anoth-
er crazy spell Monday evening and rose
1 1-2 feet in five minutes, overflown gits
banks in thirty minutes after the first
rise came, and otherwise misbehaving
itself like an insane creature.
Not enough of the Shawnees came to
give Us a dance on the fourth. The
larger part of the band was persuaded
by the Burnett ]>ooplo to go
there ami dance for them promising
them more than the lexington people
had agreetl to give them.
If you want anything made of Iron,
write to us; we will save you money.
The Oklahoma Foundry, W. L. Ghom-
lev, Mgr., Oklahomahoma City.
The fourth of July ball given by the
Knights of Columbia in the city hall
was a success so far as the social featu-
res were concerned. The Canadian be-
ing up, prevented the usual attendance
of Purcell people, but those present en-
joyed the occasion hugely.
Kditor E. K. Brown, of the Times-
Journal, Oklahoma City, and Police
Judge Heatly, of that city, had a row
Saturday evening, in which Brown came
out second best. The tight was the
Cheap .11111 for Kale In l exington.
Good grist mill, good saw mill and a
good gin, all in good running order.
Will sell for part cash, balance trade
or on time. I sell it for less than it
cost me, the reason why because I lost
one of my arms and I can't handle it
Timothy Martell.
In the district court yesterday a di
vorce case was on trial in which the
plaintiff, who was the husband, charg
ed the w ife with using obscene lan
guagage. Asked to specify time and
place ami language, he said that at one
time a little dog was trying to get in at
the screen door and she yelled at it
"Uet away from there, you little cuss.'
This was not enough to get a divorce
even in Oklahoma, and the witness tin
ally rim imbered that while company
was at their house she had once made
use of a word not frequently heard in
polite society. He got his decree, and
she probably thanks her stars that she
is rid of such a finiky cuss.—Oklaho
man.
Many of the citizens of Rainsville
Indiana, are never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of that place. This remedy
has proven of so much value for colds,
croup and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without it. For salt
by all druggists.
HUGO IKS,
CARRIAGES,
CARTS,
and FARM WAGONS.
We would be pleasetl to show them
to you.
KELLER & JAMES BROS
Editor Isenbcrg, of the Enid
Wave, is inthe city. lie looks little
the worse for his encounter wltli
Register Patterson, but deplores
the tragedy very deeply, lie has
sent Mrs. Williams, widow of the
ulty marshal,|100,iaod sayssheshall
never want for anything as long us
he has a dollar. Ho will return ti
Enid in a few days and resume his
position as editor of the Wave. Ilis
daughter is editing it during his
absence. He did not leave Enid
because he felt himself in any dan-
ger, but to east; his friends who were
afTruid for hini.—Oklahomun.
A tendirfooi saino in from the
east last week—on the usual errand
of eastern peopie who Aisit Oklaho-
ma, Ae is green as the greenest of
green things, ahd the beautiful
green, green grass is white in com-
panion. Sundry he was in itiafed
into the ways of the rough and low-
dy west hp being ail eye-witness of
the killing on Grand avenue—ami
it paralyzed him. He went to go
home at once to his dear mania,
ami bitterly reproached the "brute"
(as he called Ills wife), who was re-
sponcible for his presence in Okla-
homa. He walked (he floor for
several nights, threatening to take
his august presence from our beau-
tiful territory, but at last accounts
h4d settled down and will probably
remain the allotted niuety days.—
Oklahoman.
From the Euquirtr.
Miss Mamie Upp of Lexington is vis-
iting this week with Miss KfHe Sacra.
The Purcell Cracker Jacks were dt-
feated at Norman by a score of 7 to 2<i.
It iB now in order to reorganise, do a
little practicing and then pluy bail.
Mrs. Will Carter has returned from
her eastern visit and reports a splendid
time. Her numerous friends gladly
welcome her back.
Prof. McDonald returned Tu"stlay
from a two months visit to Missouri.
He reports everything very quiet back
in that part of the country.
Some twenty-five Indian children
were in the city yesterday returning
from the Chillocco schools to their
homes to spend the vacation. They be-
louged to the Wichitas, Caddos, Shaw-
nees, Kiewas and Pottawatomics. W.F.
Hay good, chief of the school, hail them
in charge and Chuddekaungky, police
judge of the Kiowas, was with the par*
ty— Oklahoman.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World's Fair.
DR.
am
^ CREAM
BMING
MOST PERFECT MADE.
roHUlt of attack* by the Tini. e-lomnul A (lure Gr*p« Creim of Turtar Powd. r. Fre,
upon the Judges public record. \ only,: from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
this is a had season for editor*. | 40 YEARS THU STANDARD.
MISCHIEVOUS CUFIQ
Plays Havoc with the Heart of another
Editor, and Relents not until he
has him Safely Lauded in the
Hanks of the Army of mar-
ried People.
C. II, Sic %-4'iiN. of I lie I'ureell l.n-
qttlrer, llie Victim.
"The course of true love never
runs smooth," and it seems to have
been thus in this instance. The re-
sult is the old, old story of the de-
termined yount,' folks defying Fate
and the old folks and having a quiet
wedding in the presence of u sym-
pathetic magistrate.
Last Saturday night MY. Stevens
secured a buggy and then hi- girl,
and the couple hied away to Noble
where the bride-to-be remained
While her gallant knight hurried on
to Norman to get the marrage li-
cense. Having sccured the license
he hasted back to Noble, where, at
11 o'clock Sunday moruing, Miss
Mary Scliumaker became Mrs. Ed
Stevens.
The Leader wishes the young
couple a long, happy and peaceful
life of usefulness and prosperity,
and hopes that the clouds attending
the union may soon drift away,
and the sunshine of peace and love
shine brightly upon them.
BH*.
TO-DATE STORE.®-!
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|THAT IS, We .'Keep Every-i
Jvthing' that You would Ux-i
> poet to Find in a Modopnf(
Stock of General Mdsc.
v AVe don't keopgoodslong,;;'
Jas We arc continually dis-ii
r I
itributnig' them among
customers.
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Opposite Post-Office
Lexington, Q. ']'.
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. G. THOMPSON
8>v5"
Agents for Baden's Winfield Flour.
ORDINANCE NO. 31.
An ordinance prohibiting the keeping apen
of an loons in the town of Lexington, Oklahoma
Territory, on the ti rat day of the week, common-
ly called Sunday, and nrovidiag poaaltios for
violation of tho Kurne.
be it ordained by tho Chairman and Board of
Truutoes of the town of Lexington:—
Sec. 1. That it shall be unlawful f«r any per-
son or persons, flriu or corporation, to keen open
for business any saloon or to offor for salo or to
11 uny mult, spirituous or vinuous liquors
within the corporate limits of tho towu of Lex
uton between the hours of 12 o'clock, p. m., of
Saturday uights and 12 o'clock, p. m , of Suu-
Jay nights of each week, upon t: o diy com-
monly called Sunday.
ec. 2. That any person or persons, firm or
corporation, found guilty of violating this or-
i.n.inc hall be fined in any sum not lc«s than
five dollars nor more tfcan ten dollars for each
ireuse, And thAt eACh baIo mAde shAll costitute
, super Atj offense,; a ltd the keeping opon shAll
Also constitute a leporAtc offense.
That this ordinance shall take effect
and be in full forco from and after its approval
and publication in the Cleveland County Lkadkr
Fasted and approved this 2ml day ot July, 1895.
W. T. JAMKS,
Chairman.
Attest: —
E. Al. Abernathy,
Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 30.
All ordiuan. e declaring what shall constitute ft
nuisance antl providing penalties for maintain-
ing the samo.
lie It ordained l y tho Chairman and Hoard ot
Trustees of the town of Lexington:—
Sec. 1. That nny person, person* or corpor
ation who shall do any act or oinlt to perfo in
ally duty within tho corporate limits of tho
town of Lexington, whioh act or omission an-
noys, injures or endangers tho comfort, repose,
henhh or safety of others, or offends dccency,
or unlawfully interferes, obstruct! or tends to
obstruct, or rcuiots dangerous for passage, any
stream, drain, ditch, canal or basin, or any
iridge, culvert, public park, bquaro, street, al-
ley or highway within said towu, or in any way
renders other persons in said town insecure in
life, health or tho use of property, shall be
ed guilty of maintaining a nuisance and
upon conviction therefor shall be fiuod not less
than Ave nor more than ten dollaiv fur each of
lensc.
.2. Any person, persons cr corpora ion
who shall place, or cause to be placed, any doad
animal or any part of the carcass of a duad an-
imal . or any sewerage or other impurity, in ai. y
11, fountain, creel; i> 1, o. u any r- : <|
troet, alley or lane, r .. ; ujr K t • <. urnon
withiu the corporate limits of said towu, or acy
owner or koeper of any animal who shall know
ingfy permit the bo ly of said animal to remain
within the corporate limits of suid town for a
period of twenty-four hours attor its death.shnll
denned guilty of maintaining a nuhunoc, and
on conviction therefor shall Ik* fined not lets
ihan five nor more ton doilu/s for each offense.
. 'i. Any person or persons who shall,keep
or maintain any lot, yard, pen or enclosure with
lu the corporate limits of said town, whorciD
animals or fowls are confined, who shall per-
mit the same to become uocloan or offensive to
the cuimnuoity, shall be deemed guilty of main-
taining a nuisance, and shall befinod notless than
five nor more than tea dollars for each twenty-
four hours ho shall maintain such nuisance af-
>r being notified by ti.o marshal to remove tho
Section I. Any person, persons or corpora-
tion Who rhall maintain within the i-orpo.ate
limits of said town, a privy, water closet or out
ise. wht) shall permit the same to become
lean or offensive, and who shall fail or rc
: to clean, or have same cleaned, within ten
luys after being notified by the marshal so to
, shall be deemed guilty of maintniuing a nui-
uce and upon conviction shall he fined not less
an five nor more than too dollars for oueh
lion sc.
i. fi. Auy person or persons who shall be
proprietor, manager or keeper of any bniiness
r place of buHlfiesii withiu the corporate limits
>f said town, who shall conduct the saute or per-
il the same to be conducted, in a ri otous and
diroHorly manner, so as to disturb t io i e we
mliiuiot of suid town, or auy of thu citizens
lieroof, shall bo deemed guilty of maintaining
a nuisause and upon oouviation shall be fined
not less than five nor more than ten dollars for
e .eli offense.
Sec. 0, That t aoh twenty-four hours that a
nuisance, as defined herein, is maintained with-
in the corporate limits of the town of Lexing-
ton. ahull constitute aseporatcoffon.*o.
Sec. 7. That Ordinance number one, of the
oidinuuees of the town of Lexington, passed and
approved dune 4th, 1K9I, defiulng nuisances and
precribiug penalties for maintaining the suuie,
be and the same is hereby repeated.
Sec. 8, 'J hat this ordinati.-e be in force and
take effect from and after its upproval and pub-
lication in tho Cloveland County Lksdkh.
Passed and appiovod this 2nd day of July 1895.
Wui, T, Ja i.cs,
Chairman.
At ost: —
K. M. A IIK UN A THY,
Clerk.
The Oklahoma Magazine for July
reached our table on the 1st hint. The
f-atuiv of the issue is alengthing write-
up of Oklahoma City particular)* and
Oklahoma in general. The article is re-
plete with facts ami figures gathered
from the statistics of the territory,
"Oklahoma, Taxes and Tax Titles," by
11. H. Howard, is a well-written article,
as is also an article on th • niony i|ues-
tlonb ' l li. Doom.
WILLIAMS,
President.
HOWARD ROSS,
Vice-President.
W. M.TOM LIN,
Cashier
K. C. GAGE,
Assistant Cashier
PURCELL
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The <ia/ette is not owned by tho trusts.
Remit 31 to us for one year's subscription to
tr.O l.< i lor a'id we \ lll send you the Weekly
Oatette free i r niie year. If your subscription
t'. tho Loader hus not expired wo will credit you
h ith one ycur s subsoriptiou from the time of
its expiration.
Thereceet behavior of the Canadian
will have a tendency to revive the
bridge question.
I have two little grandchildren who |
•tiling thin hut summer weallu r j 0bsmber!aio'a Eyo and Skin Ointment
GOOD NEWSPAPERS
AT A VERY LOW PRICE.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS (Galveston
or Dalla*) is published Tuesdays and Fridays.
Each issue consists of eight pages. There are
special departments for the farmers, tho Iodic*
and the hoys and girls, besides a world of gen-
eral new matter, illustrated articles, etc.
We tier the Nt-mi-Weekly New? and THE
0LhYLLA.Nl) COliNTV Ll.A DEK for twelve
months for the lew clubbing price of $1 50 cash.
This gives you three papers a week, or 16G
papers a year, for a very lew price.
are tee
antl ar
1 give
troubled with bowel complaint,
them Chamberlain's Colic,
Lexington.We keep the very best drugs- j Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and i*
always pure antl fresh—ami we are at
all times ready to put them up for you
at u moments notice. This is the season
of the year when your
BABY
is likely to be taken sick ami if you
are mindful of baby's health, you will
not neglect to have a bottle of the Cas-
toria Soothing Syrup, Some of the lead-
ing Diarrhea Remedies, all of which we
have. We also keep the IrcSt baby
food
certain cure for Chronic Sore Kyes,
ated Eye Lids. 8oro Nipples. Piles,
l, Tetter, Halt Rheum and Scald Head,
FOR SALE
in the city. Lactated food and llor-
lick's malted milk and Mcllins food
are without any doubt the best food
you can possibly get to keep the baby
strong and healthy and able to stand
the hot weather. Everything at reas-
onable prices,
AT PEOPLE'S QRUS STORE.
It yon trade at People's Drug Store
you'r all right,
A t aril «.l I intuit*.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Trout wish to
express many thanks to tho people of
Lexington for tho kindness shown
thou: In tholr hour of borcavcinout.
Mr and Mrs. J. K Trout.
Is a certain <
Granulated
Eczema,Tetter, Salt Rheum and fccald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
acts like a charm. 1 earnestly recom-
. . . . , TO HOR8K OWNKR3.
i,•i n,I it fur cliiMrwi mill bow.-l com- For puttinx a horse in a fine healthy con-
plaints. I was myself taken with a Jition try Dr. Cady*S Condition Powders,
v. re attack of bloody flux, with paim They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
mi l eranipH in mv h|..iub<<-li, oiu- tliir.l1 '"V uf rel'"« ™n tip"ticn, correct
kldnt v disordeix antl destroy worms, giving
'•f a bottle of this lemetly cure-l nn- pew life tt an t>ld or over worked horse. 25'
Within twenty-four hours 1 was out of! cents jar package. For sale by druggists,
betl and doing mv house work. Mas.
W. I.. DtfVAOAlf, Bon-atjua, Hickman
county, Tenn. For sale bv all druggists.
WORK FOR IIS
.1 few days, and you will be startled at the uiux I
peeled success that wdll ri ward your efforts W i
positively liav the best busiui ss to offer an agent j
that eon be found on the face ul tills earth. •
•SI." 00 profll <> ! W7." 00 WOI III • ! I'll |( 31 M I
l • i itr < iislly and honorably made by aiei paid Io (
hundred- of men, women, boys, and girls In our
• ti,i,in ^ mi can make monev faster at work for
i have
trom the
id la
id liu
e t pllbllsl
Aoiisi s In \inerlcu. Secur.
that tliebuslues «o readily i
All nners mic-o« I grmullv. ami more I
renlle their greatest expectations, those
try it flntl exaelly as we tell them. There Is ph
ot room tor a few more workers, ami w> i
iiietu to begin at once. If >ou are alt adv
ploved, but have a few spare moments, and >
to use them to advantage, then write n at >
i,.r this Dyour grand opportunity . and Mi
u'l particulars by return mail Addrc
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I OBTAIN \ PATBMTt for a
rroniot answer and an honest opinion, wrlto to
ti, SNA i o . * 1 • In. Int.t nearly hfty yearn*
experience in the patent bnslneas. C'>miuunien>
tloim strictly eonndentl^l, A lliindbnuk of In-
-li ,
Ml'NN A CO., NSW VuKK, ,{< ! UltoauWAT.
I formation dHMHH
tsiln l bum sont tree.
k'al and selentltlc bo ks sent tree.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. reeetro
fl ' ' '"I not 106 In tho Hrlentllie Aiiirrlenn. and
tliua ,e brought widely before tho public with-
out isiHt to thu inventor. Thia snlendld paper,
Ih ,i. .1 weekly,elegantly Illustrated, has by far'the
•t 1 i tiiu n i f auy sel. iitlMc work In the
v ",M • VI ti > " • i op I en ae nt free.
tiuiUliii^ hdiit.in, monthly, tUOa yeor. Hinple
r , i 'i.*i cents, l.very number ooiituina henu-
' plates, in iiilniH, mid uholographa of new
with p ih-. • nabllngbulldort io nhow tho
' |r'jf O""'—"'r — ^ ..Addrets
Job Printing!
(Jootl work at fair prices on ordor^
ft at tho l.KADKU office
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Yeargain, G. W. Cleveland County Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 27, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 6, 1895, newspaper, July 6, 1895; Lexington, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc108930/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.