The Territorial Topic. (Norman, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1895 Page: 3 of 6
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RAILROAD GUIDE.
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A T. & S. F, Time Table
Moore .
Norman
Noble...
Walker.
Purcell..
going south—daily.
Local i 407 j
...14:33 p. in. 2:36 p. ni.
... r :ir, p. in. 2:68 p. in.
45 p. in :i.!3 p. m.
,... rt:(K) j). ni ! t:20 p. m
.. ii |, in. p. in,
403
12:48 a. in.
1:07 a m.
1 :23 a. m.
1 :.H0 a. in.
1:45 a. in.
going NOIITH—daily.
| Local I *08
Purcell...
Walker...
Noble
Norman .
Moore . .
. ti :00 a. in
. .:24 a. m.
. (>:36 a. m
. 17:00 a, m.
17:34 ii. m.
1:35 p. in.
1:50 p. m.
1:57 p. m.
2:13 p. in.
2:35 p. in.
404
5:05 a.m.
5:20 a. m.
5:27 a. m.
5;42 a. m.
0:03 a. in
Choctaw Time Table.
Traliu on this road, from and after Au-
gust 12,1894, will arrive and depart as fol
iOW8:
west bound.
Sunday mall and accommodation leave? Ok-
ahoma City at 0 a. in.; arrives at El lteno
at 10:05 a. in.
Express leaves Oklahoma City at 3:20 p.m.;
arrives at El lteno at 4:30 p. m.
Mail and accommodation leaves Oklahoma
City at 8:15 a. in.; arrives at El Keno at
9:55 a. m.
east bound.
Sunday mail and accommodation leaves K1
Keno at 11 a. in.; arrives at Oklahoma City
at 12;05 p. m. „ .
Mail and accommodation leaves El Keno at
11:25 a. m.; arrives at Oklahoma City at
12;45 p. m.
Expres leaves El lteno at 5:30 p. in.; arrivei
at Oklahoma City at 0:40 p.m.
G.C.&S F. rime Table.
going nohth—daily.
Man mid Express • Arrives 4:B0 a. m,
Kansas City Expr • " 6:20 p.m.
going south—daily,
Mall and Express, - - Leaves 2:* a. ir.
Kansas City Express - " 11:30 a.m.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.
W. C. Renfrow Governor
T. J. Love Secretary
Frank Dale Chlof Justice
H *WB&rofUd } Asso'ato Justices
E. I). Nix U. 8. Marshal
C. R. Urooks U. S. Attorney
UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
J. H. Maxey of Tecumseh, W. W. Noffsin
gerof Kingfisher, S. T. Leavy of Norman,
and J. II. Wheeler of Oklahoma City.
NORMAN CHURCHES.
methodist episcopal.
Church corner of Gray street and Porter
avenue Services every Sunday,
Morning services 11 a.m.
Evening services 7:80 p. m.
fund ay School 10 a. m.
rayer meeting Wed. evoning... . 7:30 p.m.
Class meeting immediately after morning
services W. D. Kuahl, S. S. Supt.
Rev, G. It. Rowan, Pastor.
methodist episcopal (south).
Church corner of Peters avenue and Tonha-
wu street. Services every Sunday.
Morning services 11 a.m.
Evening services 7:15 p.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Prayer meeting Wed. ev'ng.... 8:15p. in.
Rev. J. P.Lane, Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
Church on Tonhawa Etreet between Craw-
ford and Porter avenues. Services on sec-
ond and third Sundays of each month.
Rev. Father Uohuemans .Priest.
baptist,
teaching on first and third Sunday of
e .i month, morning and evening.
S viday School every Sunday inorn-
i 7r at 9:45 a. in.. C. W. brewer Supt.
7 ]ayer meeting each Wednesday night,
h orpbody invited.
Rev. W. H. Nichols,Pastor.
cumberland phesbytkkiAN.
Preaching evory second and fourth Sunday
jnorning and evening. Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. All are in-
vited.
Rev. S.E. Heniiy, pastor.
episcopal.
Services overy Sunday evening at ti
All arc invited.
NORMAN SECRET SOCIETIES.
WEATHER REPORT
Report of the weather bureau, Nor-
man station, for the week ending
January 9,1896:
tbmpbraturi
a .Mia n
*
.0 )s e
.0 IS e
.1 SE
.0 n w
Character
of day
cloudy
cloudy
Pt cloudy
Pt cloudy
Pt cloudy
clear
Clear
L'bof. Edwin DeBark, Observer.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Norman Lodgo No. 5 A. K. Sc A~M meets
every first and ihird Monday in oach
njo'ith. All Muster Masons are invltod.
A. w. Fisher, w, M. W, J. K*lly, 8oc.
Norman Lodgo No. 5 K.of P. meets every
Wednesday night. Castle Hall in Hullum
building. All visiting knights cordially in-
vited. w. L. Chapman, c. 0.,
w. a. Rutlhdgh, K. of R. and S.
Norman Lodge I.O. O. F. No. 1 meets overy
Thursday night. Visiting brothers cordi-
ally invited. M M. Uouuh. N. G.
li. F. Williams, Soc,
PURCELL CHURCHES.
ME. CHURCH SOUTH —Sorvices every
Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Bun
dav school every Sabbath at 9:30 a.m.
Prayer meeting overy Wednesday ovenlng.
Rev. W. F. Hodnett. Pastor.
13 R ESR YTER1AN CHURCH .-Service!
every Sunday at 11 a. in. and7:46p. m
Sunday school every Sabbath at 9:30 a m
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Rev. 8. G. Fisher, Pastor.
17 PISCOPAL CHURCH.—Services will be.
2J held on Sunday evoning 15th and 29th.
Notice will bo given in local columns*
Rev. I). G. Gunn Pastor.
ME CHURCH—Class mooting al 9 I
• Sunday school at 10 a m; preaching at
11 a m: Epworth Leaguo at 7:30 p m; preach-
ing at 8:30 p in; prayer mooting Thursday
evening at 6:30 pin. James L, Jieano, pas
tor; S. Crow I, Sunday school superintend-
ent: C. C Chambers, president Epworth
League.
PURCELL SECRET SOC1E' 1ES
PURCELL LODGE NO. 27, F. ft i
//\ M. meets In regular communlcatlc
In Masonic Hall Saturday nights c
or before full moon of each inont
y\ I). A, Youno, W. A
Will CIardt, Secretary.
PURCELL LODG E NO. 11,1. O. O
F. meeti in Itrick Hall every
IBrfjPPr Tuosda> evening. Vlilting broth
ers Invited.
W. H. Walker Sec. J. W. Hocker. N. O
REHEKAH DEGREE lodge no. 3
meets in Masonic Hall on the secon
and fourth Monday in each month.
Id spitzkr, n. g.
Mrs. will Cliidy, , Sec.
^KATHRONK lodoe no. 8, K. of P.
I meots in llrick Hall every Thtirs
day night.
c. n. rorerson. c. c
. w Huffman. X. of K. aid 8.
1JURCELL CHAPTER, R.
1 Regular convocation every
., No. 10.
Thursday
niuht on or bei'oro lull moon. In Masonic
Hail. C. M, Mcclain, H. P.
J. T. bradley, Sec.
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(Mll< KAN COM MANUEHV No. '2, K. T.,
j uni te tirttt Hiiti ihlnl l'UOldaya of oaob
month in Mmsoulo bull. James K. Hum-
phrey. Ki C.
Local Happenings In and Around
the Town.
Car load of stoves just received at
Maguire's.
Try the Topic three months for a
quarter of a dollar.
Dr. J. Scott was in Oklahoma City
Monday on business.
V. Brown of Edmond, is visiting his
sister Mrs. G. W.Tracy.
The A. O. U. W. lodge installed its
new officers last Tuesday night.
W. II. P. Trudgeon of Purcell was
here 011 business last Wednesday.
E. N. Payne has move 1 in e house
formerly occupied by W, 13. Tague.
J. D. Maguire, dealer in everything
in haidware. West Side Main Street.
W. B. Poole is down from his claim'
near Perry on a visit to old acquaint
ances,
H. II. Dawson an old time friend of
Capt, Johnson was in Norman this
week.
Uncle Billie Crippen is at home
again from Shawnee. lie says Shaw-
nee is alright.
S. M. Mooie went to Lexington
Wednesday to install the officers of
the 1. O. O. F. lodge at that place.
Blank Real; Estate Mortgages of
approved form at Rutledge's book
store. JO-tf.
A good, live, hustling correspondent
wanted in every township in the
county. Call at this office for parti-
culars.
IIow do you expect to get along with-
out a stove when cold weathei comes.
Maguire's is the place to get one to
suit you.
W. M. Bottoms late salesman for C.
E. York, lias secured a position with
an Ardmore firm and left this week
for that place.
All kinds of coal to be had on
short notice ot the Norman Mill &
Elevator. 19-tf
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Strain enter-
tained a number of young people Mon
day evening in honor of their daugh'
ter Miss Jennie.
Services at Christian Church, Jan. 6.
School at 9:45. Service at 10:45 a. m.
Y P. S. C. E., at 8:00 p. m. Sermon
at 7:00 p. m. Bev. Cowterthwaite.
Married—By Probate Judge Wilkins
at his office last Monday, January 7th,
Mr. Tobe Bear to Miss Ardella Mc
Gee, both parties from the Chickasaw
Nation.
The gifted and talented artist, Ber-
nice Costello, will give an entertain-
ment at the Christain «hurch next
Tuesday night, Jan. loih. Admission
26 cents.
car load of Star Ceiling and
Siding just received by the South
Texas Lumber Company. Call
them for prices. Cheaper than ever
sold before. 22tf
Rev. A. B C. Dinwiddie will preach
in the liaptist church in this city next
Sunday at 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Mr
Dinwiddie is an eloquent speaker.
Come out and hear him,
The services at the Presbyterian
church next Sundav will be conducted
by the Rev. W. R. King of Muskogee,
Synodical Superintendant of Okla-
homa and Indian Territory.
The IC. of P. Lodge will install its
new officers next Monday nignt Jan-
uary 14th. All members are requested
to be present.
W. L. Chapman, C. C.
Johnny DeBerry informs us that iie
will go on the road next week for Ed.
Murphy & Co., Distillers of Louisville
Ky. He announces the finest line ef
goods ever brought to the territory
The county commissioners are in
session this week and grinding along
•lowly but surely. Mr. Barker was
elected chairman of the board. The
session will probably be prolonged all
next week.
The Topic Job office is prepared to
do all kinds of commercial printing
Your erders are respectfully solicited
and satisfaction gauranteea. Orders
by mail promptly attended to. Prices
reasonable.
Miss Luly Rose has returned to the
University of Oklahoma, at Norman
after a pleasant holiday visit with
friends in Chickasha. Like "Fair
luez" Miss Lilly probably carries
away "Sunlight and the smiles" that
someeue likes best.—Chickasha Ex>
press.
The week of prayer has been ob
served in union meetings at the Pres
byterian church during this week and
have been well attended. Mr.King has
given us some good strong evangelical
sermons All who liavd attended have
been helped and encouraged in ^he
Christian warfare.
The year 1895 will probably witness
a few legal executions in Oklahoma.
It's a pity this work bad not com-
menced several years ago.
There will be a public Installation
of officers and ladies of the G. A. R,
and the Sons of Veterans, at Hullum
hall, on Saturday, Jan. 12th, at 11:00
a. m., to 2 p. m. A Qne dinner will be
served to all. Come one, come all.
There will be a series of evangelisti-
cal meetings conducted in the Presby-
terian church by the Rev. W. R. King
and Rev. F. W. Hawley of Arkansas
City, during the wholtt of next week.
All are invited to attend and take
part in these services.
On account of the preliminary trial
of the parties implicated in the min -
der and robbery of old man Gillen-
waters, at the court house this week,
Uncle Joe Wilkins was compelled te
adjourn his probate court until next
Monday the 14th iust. A regularly
impaneled jury will up u all
cases before the Judge this term.
T. B. Tennell of this city wus ar-
ested last Monday by City Marshal
Frank Smith and taki before Judge
Grigsby where lie was lined $10 and
cost for the Inhuman i' wing
his horses to starve to il Ii 1 wart
of feed and water. The ; u i es
have had several oomplaints like this
lately and express a detail i n to
yank every offeudi r up I nie the
Judge and have 1 m -
dealt with it they d. . tin bet-i'i
careof their dumb b ■- the
proper thing to do.
Maguire's is the oldest established
hardware house in Cleveland
county. Keeps the best goods and
sells for the lowest prices, value con-
sidered.
M. M. Williams, late book keeper
foi the live stock commission tirm of
Noel & Titsworth of Kansas City, ar-
ived Wednesday evening and will
emain in Cleveland county, making
this his home. In company with his
brolhci, L. N., who has been living
on the Dr. Enuis farm, he lias pur-
chased 320 acres near Quincy, and
they will soon remove thither and en-
gage in farming. We welcome Mr.
Williams to our bright young terri-
tory, wish him prosperity and feel
sure that he will in time make a good
citizen .despite his abominable politics.
If you want to buy a good farm in
Cleveland county and save money
call on J. A. Fox. 17.tf.
The preliminary trials of the parties
arrested for killing and robbing J. E
Gillenwaters in a gamblers den on the
night of December 29th last, which
have been goiug before Judge W Ikins
came to an end Wednesday evening
and resulted as follows, McCarroll,
Ross, Cameron, Cuee and Reynolds
were discharged, whi e Cowan and
Devee were held under $2,000 bonds
each, for larceny committed upon the
body ef the man after he was shot.
From the testimony gi\ i in it leaves
no doubt as te who did the slu iug,
young Briggs, but as it was made to
appear that there was seme extruu-
ating circumstances coniu ted with
it, there will beau effort made to get
the court to allow bond, in which
event it is said, Briggs will come in
and surrender to the authorities.
All who have ever dealt with Mr.
W. H, Blackmon, Manager for the
South Texas Lumber Company will
deal with him again for lie always
treats people right, and guarantees
satisfaction. S2lf
Swuin-Vlitcent killing
Word comes from Purcell that on
Wednesday evening Kx-Deputy 1 S.
Marshal, John Swain shot and killed
Garland Vincent, a' w assub- -i -t-
ly shot and killed In Vincent's
Charley.
The shooting oceuried a few units
east of Wayne, and we did nut hear
the particulars, further than that it
was brought about through a contro-
versy over some laud. It seems that
Swain, was once a citizi'ii of the
Chickasaw Nation by marriage, but
his wife died some years ago with-
out issue, when he matried a white
woman, and continued to clann cit
zenship by virtue of Ins former mar-
riage aud controled several large
bodies of land, which he had rented to
some liegros. Young Vincent rented
some land from a citizen which i-
close to the Swain farms and it seem
that a negro tenant ot Swain's ha.
laid claim to the tract taken In bs
Vincent and some trouble ua< 1
over it not long since. The outt n.r
of which. Garland Vincent had Swa
deposed as a deputy marshal, tin
led to bitter feelings and the 'in
trouble which culminated in Hi
of these two men last \\
evening had been expected Ii i •
time.
Garland Vincent was an
lime Missourian, closely reia.
two of the oldest and bi t K
ilies in North Missouri, tlit* ^
and Wllllioits. lie was a man
nerve, having followed the \
fortunes of Quantrell aud A
for four years during tin
lie was a good neighbor, a
band and a loving fa1: i
a wife and a huge tan
to mourn his untune
John Swaiu w as a t
a brave officer while
ty marshal,and though
ire laid at his door the
while on duty. In man
was considered above ti
man in his line of businc
as he always acted upon ti
and was not prone to pilia
some are accused of doing. 11
a wife and no children. After
iug the father, Swain took a si."I
the son but missed. Charley the
took liis father's gun and killed Swain.
He has surrendered to the authorii.it
aud will no doubt be exonerated on
the grounds of justifiable homicide.
lORMAN ENSOR INSTITUTE
For the cure of Tobacco, M • t hi;*o and Coc'^o !' ii- It pur ly
vegetable, an 1 110 bad re: . • t>:it it.- ; ! en-
tirety destroys the desire 1 ,
REMEMBEf . ) CURE. NO PAY.
The remedies will be a li t * i lr. < . v H, Snow's
office,over Stan-Hank. l< ft •; i i j .• of
the Institute has letters i r ..u . • , ui. , < ■ i !••• • oi North
Texas, showing what a grand and Kood work the Kusor remedies have effected.
Cull at Dr. Show'h ofliee and see the letters. Address all communicateons in re-
gard to course of tivatuieut and prices, to
BEN ALLEN. Bus. Mgr.
Norman, Oklahoma
LET OTHERS TELL IT!
HERE'S WHAT WE SAY!
We hav.i a full stock if
GSOCERIES
Both Staple aud Ivi
& PROVISIONS,
•ii we we tiro
UN.
Wo
Quality a., well as Q
JAMS &
CsT,
STYLE.
S0N& BAKE
m, Saie end Peed Stabfs,
ilAlN NJlvV RIGS
hta)
Sloven! Stove*!! Slove*!!!
J. 1). Maguire has them of every
size aud price.
Iliicklen'* Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,fever
sores, tetter,chapped bands,chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures l'iles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Solon
Oai'tie*.
Our New Officers,
Last Monday was populist day at
the court house. All the couu . of-
ficers elect came in prepaied to take
charge of their respective offices.
The first break the Topic man made
was to step into the Treasurer's office
aud call for beer. Treasurer Aniols
said that old gag didn't go any longer
aud we took a cigar instead, Mr.
Robert Aniol is the Urst foreign born
citizen elected to office in Cleveland
county. lie was born 111 l'oiand in the
year 1837. lie present his bond to the
county commissioners last Monday
morning, the parlies thereto had qual-
ified in sums aggregating $105,000
which was deemed sufficient to cover
all amounts likely to come into his
hands at oue time and tiie bond was
formerly accepted. The retiring of-
ficea, Mr, Durkee, had his books in
ship shape aud wheu the cash
Drummers Curried to all parts of the Country.
Charges Reasonable. On Mr n Street, Nenr i :. i rm
Mi.
i us County
Kollius as
ney'sotliee was turned t
Thos. E. Berry aud he at
ed the duties of that ofliee
lie v. J. M. Corn |ii
Surveyor and Mr. T. J.
County Coroner.
County Clerk L>. 1!. Wynne and I'ro-
bate Judge S. J. Wilkins qualified lor
their second terms and will continue
to make faithful and efficient officials.
Mr. W. A. Watts is deputy for Mr.
Wynne.
H th ! Ballml
The only bath room in town at the ......
New York Tousorial l>arlor. Every- hand was counted out it tallied to a
Hot' cent. Mr. Durkee has made a, splen-
' did officer and retires with the respect
thing new and first-class service,
and Cold Shower Baths. Call aud see
us.
(io to the South Texas Lumber Co
to buy your Lumber, Shingles, Lime
and Cement. Largest stock and best
assortment ill town. Cheap as the
cheapest. 22tf
Electric Bluer*
This remedy is becoming so well
known and as popular as to need no
special mention. AU who have used
Electric Bitters sihg the same song of
praise.—A purer medicine does not,
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid-
neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt
llheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.—Will drive Malarial
from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial levers.—For cure
of Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters—Entile
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded,— Price 50c ar.J $1.00 per bot-
tle at Solon Curtice's Drug store,
Purcell. 21-4 c
Settle Up.
All persons iuodebted to me aie
hereby notified that all uusettled ac-
counts will be placed in attorney's
hands for collection in a few days, so
come and settle.
24-21 W. T. Wallace.
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining in this office un-
called for, week ending Jau. 11, 1895.
Brass John
Collins J M
Fumler Mrs T
Johnson Lyman
Lewis Frank
Lessley James E
When calling for the
say advertised.
T. J. JOHHSON, P. M
Reynolds James B
'• George
Stevens Mrs Mattie
Smith Moses
Wagoner Elizabeth
Williams J 11
above please
What Ails You?
If you have sudden darting pains in
the joints or muscles, and appears in
new places without leaving any of the
old ones, the best thing to do this send
five dollars to the Drummond Medi-
cine Co. 48 Maiden Lane, New York,
for a month's treatment of Dj. Drutn-
mond's Lightning Remedy for rheum-
atism. They will send you two large
bottles of their remedy by return ex-
press. If you have the above symp-
toms you have the rheumatism, and
Bhould begin s^ once with the known
cure. Delay with any disease is dan
of all good citizens for services well
performed. Mr. Aniol will no doubt
make a good officer too, we liepe so at
least. For the present lie will retain
Mr. Aaron McDauiel as assistant.
1b the Ceunty Superiutendant's of-
fice we found Prof. Gough with his
head all bandaged, beitig a victim of
the dreadful neuralgia. He evinced
no displeasure in surrending his office
into the hands of Mr. L. J. Peterson
who was duly installed and performed
his first official act by appointing Prof
J.H. Ware and Mr. G. Kelton as
j members of the teacher's examining
board.
In the Register of Deeds office Mr.
W. B. Taylor had taken charge and
was hard at work. His assistant 1
Mr. S. A. Meeks, a yeung man from
the county. The retiring officer,hand
some Tom Clements will engage in
some kiud of business here in town
and soon forget the trials, troubles and
tribulations incident to official life.
The uext best looking man among
the officers elect is Sheriff H. F. New-
block. He also success a good looking
man. Mr. Newblock has apdoiuted
deputies as follows: Mr. J. A. Fox,
office man, J. H. Mynier aud J. D.
Huckaby deputies for this place, Geo.
D. Latham deputy at Lexington. The
defeated candidate for Probate Judge
j. B. Appleby of Noble was duly in-
NEW CASTLE^ ITEMS.
Geerge Lusk's little boy Neal is
quite sick.
J. E. Barrow made E. B. Johnson a
pleasant call Sunday morning.
Rev, Powell delivered quite ar: inter-
esting sermon to the people of New
Castle last Sunday. He aud Dr. C. 1'.
Kelley are holding a meeting at the
Warren school house. Sunday last
was the Dr's appointment, but he
kindly sent Rev. Powell to preach iu
his place. That is he delivered the
good people of the Warren school
house au interesting sermon, 1 am
assured for the fact is, he gives no
other kiud.
Mrs. Tern Kelley and Miss Janie
Kelley attended church lust Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe George were
the guests of Mrs. Dr. C. P. Kelley
Snnday last.
Misses Lillie Octavo and Dora Kel-
ly attended cliurcU at the Warren
school house last Suuday liigbt.
Trade at New Castle is very dull at
this time; owing to the cold weather
and hard times.
Mrs. Brummett and Miss Ueorgia
Rowling are engaged in dressmaking
at Miss Sallie Ilorsley's millinery
store on the west side. Bjth of thes"
.. ... ,, ladies are practical workers in their
gerouB-wlth Rheumatism it is sim- stalled as jailor, releaving the affable lilie and Mrs. JJrummeU recently from
ply suicidal. Agents Wanted. 23-2t.. Tom Jackson who has been a father to s|lei.|uan TeXiW> brlng> Ul0 highest
the poor unfortunates m jail ioi tlie | recommeildat[ona aa an expert cutter
past two years. I and litter. When you waut a dress
What was left of the county attor-, made Cft„ ou these ladie8> „.lfi
Don't Tobacco Sp
The truthful \u
No-to-bac, the o-ily
baocohabit cure,
can't, use ' No to-b.i
ed nerves, eliminate
weak men jmln str<
Positive cure or wo
Hook at driitfjfist,
The Sterling If" m
Kandolpb St ; N \
l'artie de in
pleasure diive ran
mounted with Hie
at Jackson & i lam
on East Minn stree
ling
■ t
■a.
muncy
1 will make liberal t i. :>• . ou
the Galveston Whaif - i ele-
vator's certificates, their weight and
inspection. J.M. IJkown,
auKMSra Galveston, Texas.
An Evergreen Tree!
WITHOUT COST.
We will send you by mail i
small evergreen tree adapt< i
mate, with instruction^ I'm
earing for it, together with our
of nursery Stook* 11 you out
vertiscmont, mark on it tbo '! 1
per, and tell how many ai.d v
trees and plants you would
^tpald one
o your eli-
intiiiif and
mplet<- ist
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o purchase,
and when "you wish to plain them.
We will quote you low r pi on the
stock you want than have < « r been o He red
you. Write at once.
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Fresh buckwheat flour is.now ready |
for delivery at the Norman Mill &
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Miller, H. T. The Territorial Topic. (Norman, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, January 11, 1895, newspaper, January 11, 1895; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115611/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.