Lexington Leader. (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, February 24, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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Low Rate Spring Trips
To Sunny California
Santa re
All thv wit \
You can go to California
any day between March
1st and May 15th for $25.
a little more than half
one way. .*. .*.
A. W. IIPKKMAN. Ticket Aj;i'nt
The Atchison, Topekn
& Santa F« l!v. Co.,
Purcell, I. T.
Travel comfortably in tourist
Pullman or chair car,
An unusual opportunity to in-
s-poet California farm lauds.
THE GERMAN SALOON
ILLE & KUTTER, Proprietors.
Fine Kentucky Whiskey, Wines and Cigars
Three Kinds of Beer
LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA.
Halts Maul
THE LEXINGTON SALOON.
H. II. MKNKE, Proprietor.
Texas Brewing Co's Lager Beer, Porter ami Ale, Fiue Wines, Whiskies
and Cigars. Courteous treatment to all Phone flu.
IS'
A Chartered Imitation of tin- lii«l>est Rrnilo. We confer decrees upon ourtfradtmtes
ami (Jivo them n diploma that will he honored by nuv institution in America. Notes
accented for tuition. Positions (fnaranteerl Kmlrnnil fare i>aiii from nil points.
Catalog free. Your name on 12 cards for 25c in stamps. We leach penmanship
by mail. Telegraphy taught bv an old operator. N. It. Stone, t'res. McKiuney. Tex.
You Have Malaria!
WBRBINB
WILL CURE YOU
CUBES
LIVER TROUBLES
BEST FOX
CONSTIPATION
GUARANTEED
PRICE 30 CENTS
Owl Drug Store.
BUY THE
PATENTS
procured and defended.
drawing urphoto.rorexpfrt wart'tiwul:
Free adviec, how to obtain patents, tn
Send model, I
ami free report I
h, trade marks, |
copyright*, etc., (n all countries.
Business direct with Washington saves time,I
money and often the patent.
Patent and Infringement Practice Exclusively.
Write or come to u# at
e S Ninth Btreat, opp UsiUd SUtoa PaUat Oflct,|
washington, d. c.
GASNOW
Be' ore You Purchase Any Other Write
THE NEW HOMZ SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
ORANGE, MASS.
Many Sewing Machines are made to sell recard-
♦ 5s of qua :>•, b t'.« •* %«'* ISome** is made
:o wear. Gur guaranty never runs cut.
W m ike Sew •. M ic'- .-.rs to suit all conditions
.' fit; t*a:!e. Tie *•%«• llotne *' s'ands at the
ad of a 1 Ili^SKriiile fair.i'.y sewi-.£ machines
Sold l j dealer* only.
FOR SALE UY
! •: i K i. i. i. i l >.
KILLTHE COUGH
AND CURE THE LIJNCS
Sure3t and 0
TI-ivOAT
LES, or IK Or. EY
Dr. King's
i Pise
0NSLWPTI0N Price
OUCHSand S0c&$1.GG
OLDS Free Trial. p
0.l.iick"St Cure for alls
and LUNG TKOUB- f
3NEY BACK. !
Prayer Not Appreciated.
Kyrle Bellew. tbe actor, carries a
handsome gold watch, the gift of
Georfie Tyler, managing director of
the theatrical firm of l.lebler & Co.
The watch was presented to Mr. Bel-
lew shortly after contracts were
signed between the actor and the
manager. "Ju.->t a little token." ex-
plained Mr. Tyler. Mr. Bellew teemed
quite overwhelmed and could scarcely
express his appreciation. "Look In
bide the case," said Mr. Tyler; "there's
a little inscription there." The watcl.
was opened, and this is what Mr. Hol-
low read: "Rod bless Kyrle liellew
and make him a Rood actor, for Ge orge
Tyler's sake. Amen."—New York
Times.
Startling llut True.
People the world over were horrified
on learning of the burning of a Chica-
go theater in which nearly (ICW people
lost their lives; yet more than live
times this number or over JKiOO people
died from pneumonia in Chicago dur- '
ing the same vear, with scarcely a
passing notice. Kvery one of these i
cases of pnemonia resulted from a cold j
and could have been prevented by the ;
timely use of this remedy. The fol- I
lowing is an instance of this sort: "Too J
much cannot be said in favor of Cham-
berlains Cough Remedy, and especial-
ly for colds and influenza. 1 know
that it cured my daughter. Laura, of a
severe cold, and I believe saved her
life when she was threatened with
pnemonia'" W. 1>. Wilcox, Logan. N.
V. Sjltl by Owl Druj,' Store.
Not Just What He Meant.
Lady Randolph Churchill was elec-
tioneering in Erglnnd at one time In
behalf of Mr. Ashmead-Hartlett. One
bold elector whom she was trying to
secure hinted that if the ladies would
Imitate the famous duchess of Devon-
shire they would have no difficulty In
securing votes. The duchess, in one
memorable canvass, gave a kiss for
each doubtful vote, l ady Churchill
considered for a moment 'and then
said demurely: "Thank you so much.
I'll suggest that idea to Lady liurdett-
Coutts." The (doctor laughed, remem-
bering that l.ady Burdett-Coutts is
over SO years old.
Chamberlains Cough Iientedy the
Mothers Favorite.
The soothing and healing properties
of tliis leinedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made it a favorite with people every-
where. It is especially prized bv
mothers of small' children, for colds,
croup anil whooping cough, as it al-
ways affords quick relief, nml as it
contains no opium or harmful drug',
it may be given as confidently to a
baby as to an adult. For sale by Owl
Drug Store.
British Troops to Quit Egypt.
The British government has decided
to withdraw the British troops fnim
Egypt. Only the native army will h«
left in possession and a new army will
he left in possession and a new ix>'!"0
force will he created. For a yea,
garrison will consist of a field battery,
a mountain battery and two battalions
of Infantry. At uresent the army h
18,000 strong.
Itch—Ringworm
K. T. Lucas, Wingo. Kv., wiites
April J5. 11(02: "'For 10 to 11.'years I hail j
been alllicted with a malady known as |
the 'itch.' The The itching was most
unbearable, 1 had tried for vears to
tind relief, having tried all remedies I
hear of besides hundreds of doctors.
I wish to state that one single applica-
ticn of liallards Snow Liniment cured
me completely and permanently. Since
then 1 have used the liniment on two
separate oueasions fur ring worm and
it cured complettIv. Hoc 6<>c and $1.
bottle at Owl Drugstore.
50 YEARS*
EXPEHlENCE
ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE
HONEY
±^TAR
An improvement over all Cough,
Long and Bronchial Remedies.
Cures Coughs, Strengthens the
Lungs, gently moves the Bowels.
Pleasant to the taste and good
alike for Young and Old.
**•■>•4 kr NREULt MEDICINE C0..CUc*<«. U. 1.1
Owl Drug Store
* Net mr-, li.irn «ire, Shiiixou vviml
tnill . w«tion«. plows ami bllggie*
found at J S Lntli's.
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone ending a sketch and description maj
■illicitly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention Is probably patentable. Communion-
tiMiisntrictlyconfidential. HANDBOOK on Patent*
sent free. Oldest nuency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
tpecial notice, without charge, In the
Scientific Anerkan.
A handsomely II lost rated weekly, tautest Cir-
culation of any scientific kxirn*L Termb, 18 a
year; four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers
When you need pill it in alway* hen'
to buy the? bent. Hade's l.iUle Liver l'illf
are the bent. Try them. They have a
way of their own. Sold by the Owl Dru^r
Co.
An Appropriate Name.
"Show me some Kip Van Winkle
rugs. please." said 1 lit' holy shopper.
"Pardon me.' said the puzzled sales-
man. "but 1 <:on't think I exactly un-
ci erst ami."
"Rip Y.iii W • i*.1:1«' replied the lady,
"slept lor tWfiUy >. ars."
"Yen I I.now. assented the sales-
man. "but -
••Well." she ii i. rru; i d. I want to
look i\\ • *11n• ii" - with an unusually
lens nap."
W AN MCI) I*rlist w«• rtliy man or
woman to man-tfcje 1'iisine-s m thi*
euiiiiiy 'imI adjoining territory f<
U'll est all! ished Iwiise if •« >| i I fi ,an
eial «t iii(liii^ S?11 *-t rai^ht cash shI
ary with all mees-arv expense h
Po-iii'in }k rmanent, previoim expt r
leiH-e not tssenlial No iliVe-tlliPU
ruiuirep. WV furni-h ev*r>thin^
K n c lose self ad Iressed envelope.
Address , Manager, SHK.\)mo Hloek,
('hiea^'o, III 20 S t
POISONS IN FOOD.
Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain pi irtous originate in your food, but
Home da\* you may feel a twinge of Kind's
Ni'w Life Pill* are guaranteed to cure all
xicknt-HH due to poi-ofit* of nndigeiited
food or money back. 2oo ai any dru^
tdore. Try them.
While they last *« * Cypress shing-
les $3 oo per thousand —James Bros.
Indianola Business College
TECUMSEH, OKLAHOMA.
.GAU-
NT
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This is the oldest, established 12 years, and the only
incorporated business college in Oklahoma occupy
ing their own building--and a campus of five acres-
located on College hill. For health, morality and
Christian influences Tecumseh is unsurpassed.
Board, rooms, fire and light, $10 per month
THE INDIANOLA COLLEGE
AND ITS AIIVIS.
Iu the matter of an education, as of every
other oood thing, quality is a more important
item of consideration than cost. A lii'ft cla^s
education can only he secured where first-class
faculties are provided; where the course of
study is up to-date in every requirement; where
tbe teachers have a reputation for thorough,
concientious work with a realizing sense of this
great responsibility, and where a certificate of
t'he student's work and worth means a passport
to a good business position.
It is the best business policy to attend a
school of this character^—it is more thau folly
to attend one that does not meet with these re-
quirements. This is not only a practical age
but an exacting age The methods of the past
will not meet the demands of the work that
must be done in the future. People no longer
ask "What do you know?" but "What can you
do?" Education that simply crams the mind
with knowledge has no market values in the
business world.
The Commercial interests of the country are
expanding, calling for the services of young men
and young women to act as bookkeepers, clerks,
cashiers, stenographers, etc Your mind may
be of the highest quality, but it must be (level
oped and expanded by practical education. Ex-
pansion means growth, ami growth cannot be
accomplished without cultivation Therefore,
a modern business education necessarily implies
the application of modern facilities and equip-
ments. It implies a modern course of study,
showing business methods as they are practiced
to day. It implies a faculty comprised of pro-
gressive, energetic and earnest teachers, ful'y
qualified for their special work.
Tbe true idea cf education is to create or de-
velope power that will conserve physical energy
and at the same time be productive of a higher
order of skill or a better character of wotk
therefore.
Our aim is to develop the Physical, Intellec
tual and Moral attributes of our pupils, so that
they tuay.go forth strong, symmetrical men and
women, capable of accomplishing the greatest
good.
The means by which this end is attained is
an e(festive course of instruction that combines
discipline aud culture with business. It has
been formulated to meet individual need-; to
encourage individual effort, aud to stimulate
students by modern subjects and practical
methods to right thinking, noble endeavor, and
correct conduct; to acquaiut them with the tech
nical and comprehensive meaning of business,
its usages, customs aud laws.
The school is so orgaui/.ed and the course so
planned that while a high standard of efficiency
is maintained, persons of average elementary
training can participate in its benefits.
We teach the Byrne Simplified Shorthand,
the system that has made "Tyler College fa-
mous." Its wonderful simplicity, legibility and
speed command the admiration of all who see it.
This system can be learned iu half the time
of other systems.
It has no shaded or long letters iu the alpha-
bet
It has no vowel dots and dashes.
It is more easily read for it produces more
sounds.
It is more easily retained for it has uot one-
lif'h of th« memorizing to be done.
It has only the alphabet, fifteen rules aud
nine word signs.
Mr. J. E. Webb, court reporter Pauls Valley,
says: "Eor court reporting this system has 110
equal. It far surpasses all other systems for
legibility and speed. I have thoroughly testid
it in count v. district and United States courts."
TO THE PUBLIC.
The ltidianol i Business College and Normal Institute located at Tecumseh, Oklahoma, is for ef
ficieucv and thoroughness in work, for discipline of the mind and moulding of character to a pure
manhood and womanhood, justly classed with the best institutions of it- kind in this country; and it
is not surpassed in its watohenre over pupil's intellect)) d and inor .l training. Par"iits need not fear
to intrust to managers of tbe school the care and bu-ine-s education • f ileir -on« and daughteri.
!{, E. Walk •), county superinteiidaiit public schools, Pottawatomie coiinn; V H Dorltani, sup-
erintendent, fur -ix year", public schools: \\. I!. Asher, major, ci'y of 1 et nnisi h; W E. Johnson,
postmas'er, W. L. McFall, p-obate judge; \V. Ii. Hunter, register of deed-; W. S. McCa-kiil, comity
clerk: D. W Spencer, county treasurer; A. I). King uuder sheriff; John W. Lewis, cashier h'ir-t Xa
tional bank; A. G Caldwell, cashier Farmer'- bank; W. H. IJoggle-, cashier Exchange bank; C W.
Miller president, Tecumseh State bank; Nichols & Larsh, hardware and implements; Haggard &
Dickerson, general merchandise; Wagner Mercantile Co; Fulliston Hardware Co,, Boyd Sons,
groceries; Casson Drug Co , A W. Botts, furniture dealer; M. M. Henderson, editor Standard; Chai-
ley Foster, editor Democrat.
We have a Telegraph Department where we teach pract'cal Telegraphy and Rail-
road Work, embracing Express. Freight and Passenger accounting. Kales and
Stardard Rules, in connectio.. with Bookkeeping. Shorthand and Typewriting.
Visit the school or write for catalogue to
INDIANOLA BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TECUMSEH, OKLAHOMA.
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