The Territorial Topic. (Norman, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, February 22, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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T. & S. F. Time Tabl.'
GOING SOOTH—DAILY.
Moore 4:33 p. ra. 2:35 p m. 12:46 a. in.
Norman....|5:I5 P .g« P- H ••
:.pE'.fcS?. El a :
Purcell 11 : i' in 8 : i>. m.l 1D-
WKATIIKK KEPOIIT
Report of the weather bureau, Nor-
man station, tor the week ending
February 20,1895:
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Character
of day
cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt cloudy
Ft cloudy
Clear
Pi cloudy
Prof. Edwin DeHarr, Observer.
going north-daily.
Stations
Purcell
Walker
Noble
Norman .
Moore
Local
408
406
6:00 a. in , 10:00 a.m.; 5:05 a.m.
0:24 a. in.10:16 a.m. 6:20 a. 111.
6:35 a. m 110:24 a m. 5:27 a. m.
7:00 a. in. 10:42 a. 111. 5: J5 a. ra.
7:31 a. 111.111:05 a.in.I 6:03 a. 111
Choctaw TlmeTable.
Train! 011 this road, from and after Au-
gust 12, 1894, will arrive and depart as tol
.owe:
west bound.
Sunday mail and accommodation leaver Ok-
ahoma City at 9 a. m.; arrives at El Reno
at 10:05 a. 111.
Bxpress leaves Oklahoma City at 3:20 p, ra.;
arrives at El Reno at 4:3u p. m.
Mall and accommodation leaves Oklahoma
City at 8:15 a. in.; arrives at El Reno at
9:55 a. ra.
east bound.
Sunday mail and accommodation leaves El
Reno at 11 a. in.; arrives at Oklahoma City
at 12;05 p. m.
Mail and accommodation leaves El Reno at
11:25 a. in.; arrives at Oklahoma City at
12;45 p. m.
E.xprcR leaves El Reno at 5:30 p. m.; arrivef
at Oklahoma City at 0:40 p. m.
G. C.&S F. rimeTable.
going norttt—daily.
Mail and Express - Arrives4:50 a. in,
Kansas City Expr • " 6:20p.ra.
going south—daily.
Mall and Express, • - Leaves 2:96 a. ir.
Kansas Citv Express -
Local Happenings In and Around
the Town.
Lawn Grass at Williams & Son. 30tf
Soon be time to plant garden
uck.
Car load of stoves just received at
Maguire's.
Charley Gorton went to Perry Mon- 5:30. Topic for the prayer meeting,
nyon business.
11:30 a. ra
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
lEHRlTOlUAi
W. C. Renfrow
T. J Love
Frank Dale
H *W^Scott^ [ Asso'ate Justices
E. D. Nix
C. R. IJrooks
Governor
.Secretary
Chief Justice
.. ,U. 8. Marshfl
.. t'. S. Attorney
UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
J. H. Maxey of Tecumseh, W. W. NofTsIn
gerof Kimftlsher, S. T. Leavy of Norman
and J. H. Wheeler of Oklahoma City.
NORMAN CHURCHES.
methodist episcopal.
Church corner of Gray street and Porter
avenue Services every Sunday,
Morning services II fl
Evening services 7:210 p. 111
Sunday School 10 a. ra,
Prayer meeting Wed. evening... . 7:30 p. in
Class meeting immediately after morning
services W. I). Kkaiil, S. S. Supt
Rev, G. R. Rowan, Pastor.
methodist episcopal (south).
Church corner of Peters avenue and Tonha
wa street. Services every Sunday.
Morning services 11 a. m
Evening services 7:15
Sunday School 10 i
Prayer meeting Wed. cv'ng.... 8:15p. m
Rev. J. P. Lane. Pastor.
catholic.
Church on Tonhawa street between Craw
ford and Porter avenues. Services on sec-
ond and third Sundays of each month.
Rev. Father Uorremans Priest.
baptist,
Preaching on ttist and third Sunday of
each month, morning and evening,
Sunday School every Sunday mom
inK at 9:45 a. m.. C. W. Brewer Supt,
Prayer meeting each Wednesday night,
Everpbody invited.
Rev. W. H. Nichols,Pastor.
cumberland pitksbytkrian.
Preaching every second and fcurth Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. All are in-
vited.
Rev. S.E.Henry, pastor.
I? PI SCOP A L CHURCH.—Services, consist-
J ing of morning prayer litany and ser-
mon every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
bervices at Purcell every Sunday evoning vt
7:30 o'clock. Rev. James M. Wright,
in charge of Norman and Purcell
NORMAN SECRET SOCIETIES
Norman Lodge No. 5 A. F. & A. M . meets
every llrst and third Monday in each
month. All Master Masons are invited.
A. W. Fisher. W, M. W, J. Kklly, Se
Norman Lodge No. 5 K.ofP. meets every
Wednesday night. Castle Hall in Hullu~
building. All visiting knights cordially i
vited. W. L. Chapman, c. c
W. A. Rutledge, K. of R. and S.
Norman Lodge l.O. O. F. No. 1 meets eve
Thursday night. Visiting brothers cordi
ally invited. M. M.Gouuh, N.G
U. F. Williams, Sec.
PURCELL SECRET SOCIETIES
PURCELL LODGE NO. 27, F. &
M. meets in regular communication
• in Masonic Hall Saturday nights
or before full moon of each monl
1). A. Vodno, W. \
Will CIardy,Secretary.
PURCELL LODGE NO. 11.1.O.
F. meets in Brick Hall ever}
VflBr Tuesday evening. Visiting broth
ers invited.
W. H. Walker Sec. J. W. Hocker, N. G
Rl
lEBEKAH DEGREE LODGE NO
meets in Masonic Hall on the seeon
and fourth Monday in each mouth.
1 d Spitzer, N. G
Mrs. will Clrdy, , Sec.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet next Wed-
nesday at the home of Mis. Robert
Barry. All members are urged to be
present as there Is important business
to transact. Mns. Tuacy, Sec.
?he Purcell Inquirer, by Mr. H. Y,
Mangum, late of the Transcript, has
been received, it is a neat 7 column
folio and bears evidence of its nativity
by its thrifty appearance. It is Re-
publican in politics but favors state-
hood with Oklahoma.
The Presbyterian ladies will give an
oyster supper in the store room re-
cently occupied by Briggs & ltunyan.
Main Street. Fridav evening, teh.
from 5:30 to 9 o'clock. Everybody
can be certain of a first class supper,
and everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the
Presbyterian church, February 24, at
To what has Christ opened your
i KATHBCNE I.ODGK NO. 8. K. of
i ,neetB Hi Hrick Hall every Thurs
■*) day night.
C. H. KOHEHSON. c
'A W Huffman, K. of R. and S.
fjURCELL CHAPTER, R.
1 Regular convocation every
. No. 10.
Thursday
Blaht ouor before full moon. In Masonic
Hail. C. M, Mcclain, H. P.
J. T. Bradley, Sec.
(iHIcKASAW COM MANDEKY No. 2, K.T.,
J meets llrst and third Tuesdays of each
month in M isoniu hall. James E. Hum-
phrey, E. C.
PURCELL CHURCHES.
MK.CHURCH SOUTH -Servicesevery
Sabbath at II a. in. and 7 p. in. Sun-
day school every Sabbath at H:.'i(l a.m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Rev. W. F. Hodnett. Pastor.
1> 1< ks B v T r. R1AN CHURCH —Bervioe#
every Sunday at II a. 111. and 7:45 p. m
Sunday school every Sabhath at 9:30 a iu.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Rev. 8. G. Fisheh, Pastor.
ME. CHUKCH—Class meeting at W am;
• Sunday school at 10 a ra; preaching at
11 a in; Epworth League at 7:30 p m; preach-
ing at 8:30 | in; prayer meeting Thursday
evening at HSU1 pin. James L, lleane, pas
lor; S. Crowl, Sunday school superintend-
ent; C. C. Chambers, president Epworth
League.
Will Parker of the Agnes Hotel is
the sick list.
Buy your building hardware from
J. W. Brown & Bro. 27-tf
Dr. W. II. Snow made a Hying trip
to Guthrie Tuesday.
Bulk and package garden seed at
Williams & Son. 30tf
Mrs. II. M. Moore is suffering from
an attack of La Grippe.
Get our prices on stoves before buy-
ing. J. W. Brown & Buo. 27-tf
Mr, J. M. Curtice of KansTts City,
Mo., came in Wednesday.
Fiank Wynne was up from the low-
part of the county Tuesday.
Onion Sets and Garden Seed at Wil
liams&Son. 30tf
Dr. Waits wnson the wrecked train
last Saturday but came out unhurt.
Mr. Z.Mills returned yesterday to
his home iu Platte county, Missouri.
When you get ready for garden
seed, go see Williams & Son. 30tf
W. Ti Wallace made a business trip
to the Chicago of Oklahoma Tuesday.
J. D. Maguire, dealer in everything
iu haidware. West Side Main Street.
Attorney W. N- Newell transacted
business in Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Mr. Jones, the barber, is able to be
out again after a two week s sick
spell.
Don't, forget the B. and E. meeting
at Judge Wilkins' office to morrow
ight.
Blank Ileal Estate Mortgages of
approved form at Rutledge's book
store. 20-tf.
Sam Gordon came in yesterday from
i mouth's visit to his old home
Missouri.
The Marritte (1. T.,) Slar, by Ned J
Milton is the latest addition to
exchanges.
Ml kinds of coal to be had on
short notice ot the Norman Mill &
Elevator. 19-tf
Capt. Bishop and wife have return
ed home from a visit with relatives at
Chandler.
J. W. Thomas of Lexington, was in
town yesterdav and remembered the
Tone by a call.
C, T. Gorton and W, J. Kelley had
some cattle killed iu the wreck near
Seward last Saturday night,
Charley Bellamy came in Tuesday
from Chillicotbe, Mo., where he is
now making his headquarters.
J. W. Brown & Bro,. handles Hard-
ware, Barb Wire, Nails, Iron and
Wood Work. Get our prices before
buying. 27 tf
An adjourned term of the Cleveland
county district court will be held next
month, beginning Monday,March 4th.
A good, live, hustling correspondent
wanted in every township in the
county. Call at this otlice for parti-
culars.
How do you expect to get along with-
out a stove when cold weather comes.
Maguire's is the place to get one to
suit you.
We are glad to note that Mrs. G. W.
Clark who has been quite sick for sev-
eral weeks is now able to be up and
around.
Itev. H. C. Shaw of Oklahoma City,
will take charge of the services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday morn-
ing. He will preach and administer
the Holy Communion.
The Topic job office is prepared to
do all kinds of commercial printing.
Your orders are respectfully solicited
and satisfaction gauranteea. Orders
by mail promptly attended to. Prices
reasonable.
All who have ever dealt with Mr.
W. H, Blackmon, Manager for the
South Texas Lumber Company will
deal with him again for he always
trea.s people right, and guarantees
satisfaction. 23tf
Preaching at the Christian church
Sunday at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m , by
Elder John Friend of Siloam Springs,
Ark. Subject for the morning "Christ
and His Sacrilices " Evening, "The
Ilappy Man." All are cordially in-
vited.
Mr. Ed. Kitchiug, the g. od look-
ing Santa Fe conductor, who was in
charge of the wrecked passenger last
Saturday night doesn't look anything
like the banged up person that the
eastern papers leported him to be.
iyes?" Acts 9:1-11; 17 21. Leader,
Miss Lulie Miller. All are invited to
attend the meeting. Camel Bring
your Bible. Bring a friend. Be one
of the lirst to take part.
A 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
K. W. Whitmore has resigned ids
position as editor and manager of the
Indian Journal at Eufaula, I. T., and
accepted a position on the staff of the
Muskogee Phoenix. Mr. J. N.Thorn-
ton succeeds to the position made
vacant on the Indian Journal. Both
are tip top newspaper men and the
journals they are connected with are
the leading ones ou the M. K. & T.
Goto the S mill Tex is L i n'> )r C .
to buy your Lumber, Shingles, Lime
and Cement. Largest stock and best
assortment in town. Cheap as the
cheapest. "tf
Married—By Probate Judge Harper
Tuesday, Mr. B. A. Caldwell
and Miss Edith C. Cox, both of Cleve-
land county. The groom is 21 and the
bride 17, and the judge remarked it
was one of the prettiest little weddings
he has had the honor of officiating at
for some time—the lady being a come
y little lass and the groom a hand
some stalwart farmer.—Oklahoman.
Maguire's is the oldest established
hardware house in Cleveland
county. Keeps the best goods and
sells for the lowest prices, value con
sidered.
Poke root tea, quarter pound of root
well boiled mixed with sailed gruel,
will iu nine cases out of teu, cure the
worst casa of hog cholera. Mandrake
root tea half the dose, is also an excel-
lent cure. A better cure is to use the
mandrake lirst, followed by the poke
root. Cases have been entirely cured
with this remedy after the color of a
white hog had turned black.—Okla-
homa Farmer.
We are in receipt of the elegant seed
catalogue of the old reliable Kansas
Seed House of F. Barteldes & Co.,
Lawrence, Kan. This tirm carries
seeds of every description and makes
a specialty of such seeds that are most
apapted for dry and arid countries,
such as Alfalfa, Sacaline, Flat Pea,
Giant Spurry, Hungarian Biomegrass,
Kaffir and Jerusalem Corn. Their
catalogue is mailed free, send for one
at once.
Work on the Choctaw railway is
being pushed forward with vigor, and
a considerable portion of the grading
between this citv and the Sweeny
bridge—some twenty three miles—is
nearly completed. If the light-of
way is secured over the old survey
which runs along the south bank ot
the Canadian about midway between
Tecumseh and Shawnee, the road will
be built on that line, unless the de-
cision of the secretary is disregarded,
and the question taken into the courts
by the railroad company.—Sunday
Record.
( aril of Tlinnka
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clark take this
opportunity to thank their friends and
neighbors for the kindness and favors
extended the family during sickness
and distress. They are profoundly
great fill and sincerely hope that like
misfortuues may never be visited
upon their friends.
II and I- Meetlu*.
Ou account of the threatening
weather last Monday, and the uieet-
ug of the city lodges the B. and L
meeting set for that night was post-
poned until to-morrow—Saturday
night, at 7:30, when it will be held at
Judge Wilklius' office in the old A. O.
U. W. hall. The charter is here and
everything ready to begin business.
Let everybody interested come out
and be prepared to subscribe to the
apital stock so we can get down to
woik and build some good houses.
TerrlHc Nmanli.
Guthrie, Feb. 17.—A terrific col-
lision between the southbound pab-
senger tiain which leaves this city at
11:10 p. u:., and a freight train of
eighteen cars loaded with stock and
merchandise, took pbee about live
miles south nf here Saturday night at
11:25. The place where the wreek oc-
curred was iu t rig cut, two and one-
half miles this side of Seward, and
was caused, it is claimed, by Engineer
Umpbiey of the freight train, mis
understanding his orders.
The passenger train, 403, with a
train crew consisting of Conductor
Kitcliing, Engineer Frey and Fireman
Coldron,had orders to meet the freight
at Seward. The passenger left this
city on time, and was running at its
usual late of speed and just as it was
rounding the curve this side of Seward
the headlight of the freight loomed up
scarcely 100 feet away, and running at
full speed. Eugineei Frey reversed
his train and gave her the air brakes
with a suddenness that threw the
passengers out of their seats and had
brought the passenger to almost
dead stop before the freight engine
smashed into his train. Engineer
Umpbiey of the freight, also reserved
his engine and put on the air brakes,
but the heavily loaded cars drove the
train into the passenger with terrific
force and completed tlio worse wreck
ever known on this division of the
Santa Fe.
Both engine crews jumped but
Umpbiey was thrown with tearful
violence against the stone wall on the
east side of the tract and instantly
killed. Fireman Caldron of the the
passenger jumped, but was caught
and sustained bad injuries in the
wreck besides being fearfully scalded
by the escaping steam.
The list of injured is as follows:
Engineer Umpbiey, of Arkansas
City, kiiled.
Fireman Caldron, Arkansas City,
badly bruised and scalded.
Conductor Moorman, of Arkansas
City, arm bruised.
Itui'Meli'a Arnica Slllve.
The best Salve ill the w orld for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers,saltrheum,fever
sores, tetter,chapped hands,chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, ami posi-
tively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. t'nee i;&
ceuts per box. For sale by Solon
Curtice.
Don't Tobacoo Spit or Smoke Your Life Awav
The truthful startling title of h book about
No-to-bac. the only harmless, guaranteed to-
baccohabit cure If you want to quit and
oan't, use "No to bac." Braeei up nicotinin-
cd nerves, eliminates nicotinepoisoiiB, makes
weak men gain strength, weight and vigor.
Positive euro or money refunded.
llook at druggist, or mailed free. Address
The Sterling Keinedy Co., Chicago otllee 45
Randolph St ; New York, to Spruce St..
21-21,
ifloiu-y l'i I.oiiii.
Money to loan on good farms. No
delay. Smith Bros.,
28-tf Norman, O. T.
B. BARIANI,
Piactical Plumber,
' and Steam Filter.
Plumbing and steam fitting goods
on hand.
Shop w'th Carey-Lombard Pump &
Windmill Department; one door south
Norman State Bank.
Hull i'or Mule.
I have a thoroughbred Jersey Bull
calf for sale. This is a registered
animal ami as line as the linest.
J. W. Klinolesmith,
28-41* Noble, O. T.
Fresh buckwheat flour is now ready
for delivery at the Norman Mill &
Elevator. Buy a sack of it. lii-ti
Sloven! Move*!! Move*!!!
J. D. Maguire has them of every
size and price.
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hickasaw National Bank Building.
*r up staibs. sn
Rooms 7, S and !).
Stallions & Jacks.
professional cards.
pjSHEK & HKNNE88Y,
ATTORNEYS AT
A. W F10HKH.
j AW.
R. HfNNKNSY
NOHMAN, O. T,
I>11. 8. A. WA1T8. nil, W C. wklch
Waits & Welch,
SllYSICIANS : AND . SURGEONS
Do ft general practice.• Olflco over Williams
Si Son's grocery store.
West Main St., Norman,O.
L)H
ti. K THACKEK,
PHYSICIAN A 8UUOEON,
Office, Over Abernethy's Drug Store,
Lexington, O. T,
J.
(ouriTerin* Oiantfed.
By an order of the Territorial Su-
preme Court the regular terms of
court in Cleveland county have been
changed to the third Tuesday in April
and the third Tuesday in October,
P.iUt-r* .fillI Bfitirucd.
Mr. U. O. Prickett came in yestei-
day morning and reported the burn-
ing of Powers mill and gin on Little
River yesterday morning about 2
o'clock. The lire was lirst dis
covered in the gir. house and is sup-
posed to have caught from a spark
from the engine. The boys had been
sawing lumber the day before and the
wind was blowing directly from the
engine to the gin house. The engine,
some belts, the saws and a small
quantity of grists were all that was
saved. No insurance.
Money to I.oiiii
Money to loan 011 good improved
farms. No delay in getting money.
Smith Bros ,
28 tf Norman,O, T.
MlIt-li Cow* for Sale Trade.
I have a lot of good milch cows,
fresh, which I will sell for cash, cheap,
01 will trade for fat cows to ship.
C. T. Gon-roN,
28-tf Norman, O. T.
I'rcxo Anoclallon Officers.
The officers fcr the coming year are
T. F. Heusley, of the El Reno Demo-
crat, president; L. M. Doldo, vice-
president; Wm.B. McCoun, recording
secretary; Harry Gilstrap. Chandler
corresponding secretary; Jas. Kelley
of the Alva Republican, treasurer,
A Quarter Century Test.
For a quarter of a century Dr.King's
New Discovery has been tested, aud
the millions who have received benefit
from its use testify to its wonderful
curative powers in all diseases of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. A remedy
that has stood the test so long and that
has given so universal satisfaction is
no experiment. Each bottle is posi-
tively guaranteed to give relief, or the
money will be refunded. It is admit-
ted to be the most reliable for Coughs
and Colds. Trial bottles Free at
Solon Curtice's Drug Store, Purcell.
Large size 50c. and $1.00. 28 4t
w. UllKltltyHOMKB.
attorney at law.
Collections a Specialty.
I'll l et-11, . : I Hi]itin Territory
DK.
JOHN H. SCOTT,
PHYSICIAN AND BUltORON.
Will do a General Practice.
Rooms 1 and 2. Over Citizens Hank
Norman, Oklahoma.
|^K J, S CH1LDS,
PHYSICIAN A>lO 8UHQEON,
Office on Wilkins street, between First and
Second avenues. Call left st the Palace
drug store, near postolliee, will he promptly
attended.
G'
MILLER,
ATTORNEY at law.
Koorn No. 1, Purcell Niitijual Hank Iluilding
PURCELL, : IND. TEH.
Iii6 PiirCSii uciitai uiiiGS
DRS. McCONN &. SEWELL.
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French Coach and Per-
cheon Stallions
wm- israraa
Black Spanish,Kentucky
and Missouri
Jacks.
For Sale on easy terms or
will Trade for Cattle.
MULES FOR SALE.
Everything Guaranteed to be as
Represented, The finest
lot of Stock ever offered
for sale in this
country.
_£L.T TIIE
Campbell Stock Farm,
2 miles N. E. Lexington, O. T.
J. Y. CAMPBLL <fc SON,
Proprietors.
J)It. T. II. WILLIAMS,
IDEIbTTIST.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office over Norman State Hank. Norman, Ok
DK
George Leavy is able to be outagain
Mrs. Einmett l'ayue is quite sick at
her home in t'lis city.
Marriage licenses were granted yes-
terday to Mr. John Itule and Miss
Johnson, bo'li ot this county.
The regular March term of the l'ic- ; WH1d 0f $500 for a case it will not cure.
■(cuiilil) four Homes.
Mr. O.T. Gorton, living just, south
of town has a lot of line shade trees,
from four to twelve feet high whieh
he sells for onlv 10 cents each- He
will furnish trees for church yards
free. At this price there is no excuse
for not beautifying your premises.
_ 28-tf
Don't Take Our Word,
But ask your doctor it' there is any
cure for Rheumatism. If a member
of the. old school, he will say there is
none. If of the more modern and
progressive practice, he will say that
Dnimmond's Lightning Remedy for
Rheumatism is the only known speci-
lic, and that its proprietors offer a re
A DUNN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUllQKON.
(Jeacral practice in medicine and surgery.
Ti cats Kectal, Venereal aud Oenito-Urinary
Diseases.
Purcell, - - Ind. Tbh.
(S^Ofllce aver Purcell National Hank.
L. AHKHNETHY,
Attokney at Law,
purcell and lexington.
Will practice in the courts of Oklahoma
and Indian Territories and wive prompt at-
tention to buHinesa. Otlice. Lexington, Ok
Levy's - Liquor - Depot
WHISKIES
WINES AND
BRANDIES
For Medical Use.
GET THE BEST
When you are about to buy a Sewing Machine
do not be deceived by alluring advertisements
and be led to think you can get the best made,
finest finished and
Most Popular
for a mere song. See to it that
you buy from reliable manu-
facturers that have gained a
reputation by honest and sq uare
dealing, you will then get a
Sewing Machine that is noted
the world over for its dura-
bility. You want the one that
is easiest to manage and is
Light Running
There is none in the world that
can equal in mechanical con-
ftfl struction, durability of working
parts, fineness of nnish, beauty
in appearance, or has as many
improvements as the
New Home
It has Automatic Tension, Double Peed, alike
on both sides of needle (patented'), no other has
it; New Stand (Patented), driving wheel hinged
on adjustable centers, thus reducing friction to
the minimum.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS.
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Mass. Boston, Mass 28y
UUICIOO, ll.I. ST. I« IS, Mo. l'AI.LAS, TKXAit.
Man PftAXCUeO, < 'Ah. ATI. A NT A, UA.
FOR SALE BY
UNDEtt OPEItA HOUSE,
Nor man, O k:
commence Monday,
jury lias not been
bate Court will
March 4th. The
drawn as yet.
The U. S. Senate refused to take up
the Jones silve hill and all hopes of
passing any llnancial legislation at
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