The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 21, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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' •' SHW< —
GILSIkAl' i <IIL>TiiA!\ lTHI.ISilEIIS.
LINDSAY L. LEWIS, Business Manager.
friday, june 21st, 1895.
GROCERY.
Local Matters.
w. k. Dhvih visited the capital city
tiiia week.
I The NEWS one ;-.:ar unil "Coin up to
Date" for $1.00.
CommisMonvr k. ii* hggleston wa-j
in town Saturday.
e. l. Conklin made a business trip
to Guthrio this week.
Gih Rhodes, the Guthrie ei/ar man.
was in town Saturday.
j. s. Newby visited his farm in tlio
Kiekapoo Wednesday.
a daughter was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. wm. 1" lag Sunday, .Tune 2nd.
i). b. Owens and m. Owens went to
Oklahoma City the last of tho week.
Mi- Juseplifnu Woioott is at home
from a year's study at the Kansas State
Normal,
m. h. Beeves went to Kansas City
last week to have his injured
treated.
Jockey Jones and family started to
Missouri yesterday to spend some time
with friends.
Reports from all parts of the county
indieato that corn prospects were
never better.
Miss Mnry McElHinnoy Is quite ill,
having been confined to her room for
more lima a week.
Swenrlngen makes a specialty of
babiet.' and children's pictures. Guth-
rie, opposite post office.
Go to the leading gallery for finest
latest work in photos. Swearingen,
opposite post office, Guthrie.
Miss Callie Tartlock was taken sick
at her store yesterday, and is threat-
end with a prolonged illness.
Mines Lou and Anna Thoirson nr-
l-ived at their parents' home last
Thursday to spend tho summer vaca-
tion.
Miss Nora llrasclton and Miss Cora
McCreary drove over from Arlington
Wednesday to investigate the insti-
tute.
(The rains of l'rhlay morning and
Monday night were pleasant reminders
that we are to have a good crop season
after all.
rev Barker will hold quarterly
meeting July (ith and 7th at Spring
Dale school house, one mile south of
Law p. o.
o. 13. Kee and Paul Jenness left yes-
terday morning, ostensibly for Shay. -
net-', hut probably for the Washita
gold-fields
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
On and after the 26th of
this month, The Big Trade
Grocery will occupy the
north room of the Kalklosch
Brick at th; "North End.
Manvel Avenue. There our
customers will find us ready
to supply their wants with
everything handled by a first-
class house. We have run
our stock low before moving,
and will have our new place
tilled with new and well-
selected goods—the best that
, can be had for the money.
' " Those who have never been
to see us are respectfully in-
vited to call and see us
whether you want to buy or
not. Come and see what we
have. It will cost you noth-
ing to investigate.
The approach. - to Manvel ^ noe Chandler
on ninth street have been put in ex-
oellcnt condition, and are much needed
improvements
a(
a. j. McGulre took his wife and
children to Guthrie Saturday whence
they went to Iowa to visit Mrs. ^tc-
Guire's parents.
Samuel Axloy and son Eddy, of Geu-
da Springs, Kansas, were in town Sat-
urday. Mr. Axley has a line farm in
Choctaw township.
You can get "Coin's Financial
School" and one year's subscription to
the CilANDLKH News for $1.00 cash,
lii-ing on your dollar.
r. It. Holland and family and _ m rs.
j. w. Feuquay and son returned Tues-
day from their visit^to ihe old home
in Cowley county, Kansas.
The Kkws and the Kansas City
Weeklv Jtnmml and AgricuHunst, two
papers,' one year for one dollar. \ou
can't afford to he without the news. ^
n. o. Colburn went to Guthrie the
first of the week to meet Mrs. i olnurn
and the children who have been visi'.-
tng there and at Eureka Springs, Ark.
Dave Bclford returned last friday
from a trip through the h. i. t. and
into Texas. He says crops are fair in
that section, but that times are very
hard.
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
m. k. church Sunday evening at
o'clock, topic: "The World for c iirist.
ct 11. 1-11. ml-s" 1!- f' uarrima°'
ader.
Swearingen the artist, will take
your photograph in tho latest and most
sivli-'i oositions that can he made wiih
the lln. st and latest styles of finish in
all work.
If vou wish some p:«)d argument and
Information on the financial questions
you should read the "Our, sines,
your choice .v.tli a yearly cash sub-
scription to tlie new -•
Miss Loa HoiTman came over from
Guthrie with her father Saturday, Inn -
ing completed her course of study at
the academy at Montecello, 111., which
she has attended for the past two year.
Revs. Barker and Wheatly, came in
from Stroud yesterday, where ke\.
"Wheatly has held a very success!u.
inc. ting. >>cv. Darker report* very
successful work on all parts ot his eli-
cuit.
d. n. Frazier journeyed to Guthrie
and Oklahoma City Friday returning
Tuesday. he reports good rain in
Logan 'and Oklahoma counties Out
crops there are in a more backward
condition than here.
We are in for mod that Ed. r. Ling
has resigned as pastor of tho m. r«
church. Since he has been vu re h«-v.
j,ire has, by his honest work and
pleasant ways, n.ad- a hont < t fru-nd>.
He remains in Chandler for the pres-
ided Kapelle, one of the most enter-
prising farmers of this county brought
u-some fine b< ana and potatoes on - ib-
scription. Mr. Kapelle always has
fruit and vegetables and corn when
anybody does. Let others « mulltte his
xample and pay us an early call.
Miss Kathleen White, of Kansas, a
young elocutionist of promis* gave an
entertainment at the m. i). church
terday evening. The rather large
audiene< sf'ined to appreciate her
reoitati< ns highly. MiAical selections
by a Chandler quartette furthered tho
evening's pleasure.
Mrs. If. c. i Jruut was attacked by a
severe illness Tuesday evening and for
a time her recovery was doubtful. It
is believed at this writing that the
crisis has passed and her life will be
spared. Many friemH including the
News, earnestly hope for her early
restoration to health.
our motto
i goods i 10 oz.
- dealing - to a
( prices ) Pound
Our References: Our Customers
WHEN YOU COME
• • • • Ti) CHANDLER
Just d; i .- up to tli bl<* tradk
grocery and see what we have for
you. We can make it to your interest
to come and see us. money saved is
money in the pocket. Do not for-
got this when buying groceries.
Big. Trade Grocery,
Hugene Deacon, Prop.
c'k.iabon'ja
Normal Institute ltcrt)s.
Among the visitors this week were
noticed Mr. and Mrs. Temmiog. Mrs.
Kgliert. Mrs. Mills, Miss Braselton,
utid Sam Braselton.
The attendance this week reached
til and we understand the institute has
been as much of a success financially
as in all other particulars.
The Lincoln county teachers' asso-
ciation met Thursday, June 1.1th, and
appointed a committee to draft a new
constitution to report the following
Thursday.
Prof Murdaugh addressed the insti-
tute Mondav evening on "The Ideal
Teaeher." ami Dr. Neal gave a most
amusing address on Tuesday eve on the
• State of Rabun."
The time for tho entertainment ot
thrteaehcrs' association to be given on
Thursday evening was changed to
Thursday afternoon, the evening being
given up to the entertainment of Miss
White.
The examinations will not be held
for two weeks. Although inconvenient
for some, causing an extra trip to
Chandler, it is entirely satisfactory to
th.' majority, giving two more weeks
for preparation.
Prof. Murdaugh, president of the a.
and m- college, and i)r. Neal, director
of the uxperlment station and prof, of
u m :ral history of tho a. and m. col-
i, . visit the institute Tuesday and
addressed the class.
Prof. Murdaugh gave an informal
talk on educational matters in general
and the a. and m. colloge in particu-
lar, and Dr. Neal spoke of "What We
May Expect." As a conjugator of
verbs he Is hard to beat.
Miss White, of Topeka, Kansas,
favored the elass Thursday morning
with u recitation, "TheSong of tho Dy-
ing Swan," and as an encore gave that
old and amusing favorite, "Too Late
For the Train." Miss White is an elo-
cutionist of considerable ability.
The normal institute closes with this
week. Our county superintendent is
to be congratulated on its success.
Under the able management of Prof.
Gridley and his assistants, l'rof. Ling
and Prof. Buxton, it has been a season
of pleasure and protlt to all who at-
tended.
The Leader is In receipt of a neat
pamphlet entitled "The Truth About
Lincoln County." The publication is
issued by the Chandler board of trade
and in succinct language sets forth the
recources of one of the best counties
in the territory. Chandler, the county
scat, is also given a deserved send-off
and its advantages as a commercial
mart are clearly and forcibly portray-
ed. The pamphlet was compiled by
Harry b. Gilstrap, secretary of the
botrdof trade, and d. n. Frazier, while
the printing does mucn credit to the
news job printing department. Thous-
ands of copies of the little books are
being circulated and we feel confident
that much good will result from tho
laudable venture.—Leader.
Late information from Guthrie is to
the effect that the territorial board of
equalization intends to raise the ass-
e:-t-ment in the various counties from
,0 to 100 per cent. This would be a
... ,, move for it would give a basis for
;ii bonding of all the outstanding
county indebtedness, and would practi-
cally "put tha territory on a cash basis.
as tin- change of valuation would he
uniform throughout tho territory, the
taxation would not be materially in-
Sometime ago 1
rheumatism. 1 u
Pain Balm and wa
i have since ad
friends and custei
was troubled with
2d Chamberlain's
completely cured,
ised many of my
rs to try tin- rem
and ali speak highly of it. Simon
Gold baum, ^an Luis Rey, Cal. For
sale by a. Wright, Druggist.
a splendid little book entitled "The
Plain Truth About Lincoln County,"
has been issued by the Chandler board
l it. replete with factt and
The lustliute Roll
Allison, w. o
Borders. Charles
Hronson. Mirty
Brown, Mrs. Clara
Bullard, Geo. e
Buxton, Myrtle
Crooks, Nora
Clark. Sim
Cull. Anna
Kggleston, Fossie
Foster, Daisy
Funk, Rush a
Garrett, Cyrus
Green, Altnira
Green, Ethel
Green, j. w
Guild, Vestra
llalstead, Mary e
Harper, Dora
Hemming. Mary
Hedrick, Luella
Chandler
Stroud
Agency
Chandler
Ptrtridge
Bellemont
.Arlington
Chandler
Stroud
.Perkins
l logan, Lula CbandU
rtha
of trade and
valuable inf
sister county
a wide circ
amount of
it will ha-
"■I'll'
Pres. e. d. Murdaugh and Dr .j, c.
Neal oi the Agricultural college came
in from Stillwater Monday and remain-
ed over Tue.-day, delivering most < n-
tertaining lectures to ihe county In-
stitute Monday and Tuoday evenings
respectively. The nkws acknowl-
edges calls from th ger.tlcmen.
For the Chautauqua Ashembl
,t Winheld, Kansas, June
inclusive, the Santa ft
Winlield at the
round trip. TicKets
1 . th to
Route
held
-nth.
will sell ticKets t
of one fare for th
on sale June 17th to 27th, inclusive.
Final limit June 29th.
l. r. delaney, Agent.
m. t. Miller, who has been assisting
the bright and brilliant Gilstrap of the
Chandler, < t. news has, with Mr.
Oscar Ball, leased the job department
of the Arkansas City l)iinocr<i>, taking
charge last mcnth. me.--i>. Miller and
Ball are bright fellow* with an abund-
ant supply of original ideas. Prinkr*
Auxilliary.
For the United Soee iie.- of Christian
Endeavor, to be held at Boston. Mast- .
July loth to 11th, the s^nta 1-v route
will sell round trip ticket* at tho rate
of one fare. Tickets on sale July *>th
to feth, inclusive. Final limit, July 27th
An extension of tinal limit Up to August
6th may be obtained on deposit of tick-
lets wit ii joint agent of the Boston ter-
minal lines. l. 11. Delanky, Agent,
Huffman. May
Hugo, Mary ...
Hull, Abhy
Jones, Era
Jonett, Arthur.
Lennlngton, I3e
Lindscy. Clara e
Lone acre, Lucy
Martin, Lena r
Mayes. Pearl
. MeCall, Jennie
j McCormick, Kate
' mt hlliinn -v. Ray
! Medearis, Flora
| Messner, Etha p
1 Milton, Bertha
j ( <ti.. r. Nannie
< Mey, May a
1 tiner, Loda
Robertson, j. b. a
Robert.-on, Mabel
Smith, Frank
Smith, g. a
Solomon, Oliie
Steward, Rose....... .
Straughen. ii. e
Stuhbletield, Clifford
Stubbleiiel j, Max
Taylor,* Olive
Til ton, Junetia
Thompson, l lattie B
wallaces Cloyd
Wells, Lucy
Zipf, mt y
cur-.an
Agency
Chandler
. .Parkland.
... .Harvey.
Soonerville.
. .Chandler,
Anvil,
. .Chandler.
....... Norn.
. .Chandler.
Stroud.
. .Chandler.
.. .Chandler
.. ..Anvil,
. .Chandler.
. Arlington
Crops of All Kinds Growing
Very Rapidly.
PEOPLE Bl'SV, IIAPPV, AND HOPEFUL
The News Reporters Present Their
Weekly Budget of Interesting
Items, Gathered from
All Directions.
INGRAM, TOHEE TOWNSHIP.
More ruin Friday.
Farming Is onco more In order
D. O. Wilson sella a lot occasionally.
Charley Neat lost a horse killed by lfphtnlwr
City Attorney Todd went to Guthrie on busi-
ness last week.
Our bar tender went to Guthrie on short
order under the care of a Deputy U. S. Mar-
shal.
Ingram is sorely in nood of a doctor Thin
would bo a good location for a poo-l physician
out of a job.
At the late annual school meeting Ini*rnni
district voted to build the colored school house
one per •ent. tax. and elected G N Net-ley
clerk to supercede Ell Miller.
oalc grove, otoe township,
Nice rain.
Corn looking tine.
I. N Hall and fumily started for Kansas on
Monday last.
The Sunday school picnic spoken of two
weeks ngo has b?en postponed until after the
4th of July.
W. S. Lillibridge. Marlon Hallock, and Chas.
Rhesippard packed their wagons and started
for Kansas last Monday.
Mrs. William Sprague accompanied hv.'Mlss
T.uoy Morgan of Partridge arc visiting friends
and relatives In this vicinity.
The ice company met at the home of ,T S
L.tlllbridge on last Monday evening to do away
with the part of their Ice In the way of making
ice craam.
The school meeting on last Tuesday was wvil
aftended by the patrons of the district. Mr.
Barnes was elected to succeed D. W. Wolf as
one of the board.
R. J. Morgan and Miss Kitti'k Mayette re
turnded from Oklahoma Cltv Monday they suc-
ceeded in getting suspended tilings on two bot-
tom claims In the Kiekapoo,
Quite a number of vnrng people Bothered at
the home of Miss Lula Macaw on la«t Tuesday
evening and were highly entertained. Ice
cream and cake were siyved at 12 o'clock.
fallis, toiif.k township.
Farmers are busy plowing and planting.
Our literary meets every Thursday night.
W H. Lowejias gone to the Creek country.
Mrs. R. A. Hudson has been unwell, but Is
Is now convalescing.
Miss Anna Adams Is still on the Rick list, but
Mrs* Ann Heatty Is better.
Since the late rains, corn, cotton, cane, and
garden truck are flourishing
R. A. Hudson nnd wife i i Mrs. Tho-: neatty
took In the Sunday school ceh bration at Greu
Hope church last Sunday.
Elders Wlnne and Coopc r. of Chandler, pass-
ed thro'igh our vlctnltv last Saturday on their
way to Evansville whe-re ther organized a
church.
Buster Cannon, the colored boy who was
charged with an assault upon a little white
girl, had bis preliminary hearing las' Saturday
before Justice FallK and wa« bound over to
await the action ol the grand Jury County At-
torney Embry prosecuted, while A. J. Hrazri
and Thos. Allen appeared for the defendant.
The reporter of "A Dastardly Assault" In
last week's nbw's states that the colored peo-
ple were aroused and were trying to get the
colored boy away. The colored people of To ;(/
hee township are a law-abiding class of people . H
and there Is not a single one of them who will i II.
not do nit In bin power to bring b> ■*' t reakcrs
to justice, regardless of color. They do not jj/
want to shield any guilty man. but they believe
that tho law should take its course, ;ind they
do not ever want to see the fair name of Okla-
homa stained with the records of lynchings.
parkland, < >8age t< >wn8t1ip.
Every body wears a broad *mlle s'nee the
rain.
The committee are making ample prepara-
tions for a grand time on the 4th.
F H. Gebke took dinner at this place last
Saturday. He had been to Fairview making
some arrests.
The annual school meeting at Parkland pass-
off very quietly There will be five months of
school next term.
Corn Is looking fine since the rain some of
it is silking out and a few more rains will in-
sure us a bountiful crop.
Frank Bishop, one of the Parkl:
in makim'a home run. was struck <
with a bat Inflicting an ugly wound
The work has begun on the n« w s
The lock la on the ground for the
and teams will start for lumber soc
The base ball game on the 15th t
Soonerville and the Parkland nlu«-
tallies 1U to 57 in favor of Parkland
The school meeting held at Fa r
in a free for all fight Tho flr.st \v i
Mark Cox and D L Lamb over i
Hands up This purl of the count) ha- ju t
been having splendid min* and .everything la
growing clear away from us.
j 11. Rich and wife and Bro. Barnes and
daughter went up to Cimarron City to attend
the Friends' monthly meeting. They report a
good time and Quite u nnmber of strangers
present.
The people ou the river all have flue crops ot
corn, new potatoes as big as pint cups, wild
plums and currants till you can't rest Don't
tell anybody. They think they are having It
all their own way Wo will see.
There will be a grand basket dinner held at
the Iowa Village on the Fourth of July It
will be a religious affair Several Friends
ministers will be present. Itro. Hcartly and
wife will be speakers of the day Come over
and bring your baskets and have a g'orloua
time.
School meeting went off smoothly. Why
shouldn't it Carney district has a set of the
most gentlemanly gentlemen In Oklohamn
Mr. Friend Is tho new clerk. J. B. Rich retlr
tug. The district gave the former clerk ;i vote
of thanks for his thoughtfulness and business
like work during his term Tt*e new clerk took
bis seat and made the patrons quite a splendid
Ultie speech of thanks.
The M. E. church of Carney has at last so
cured a minister who will make his home at
Carney. Carney district giver Rev. Plcle a
hearty welcome, and hopes he will be able to
do much good here. We alnoerely hope that
every pew In both churches may be Allied and
that iod will bless our land, and that everv
home will be a home of rejoicing, when God s
people shall get right with him.
Neighbor Osborn and family take leave of u*
this coming Tuesday for an extended visit up
lu Kansas among their people Wo live in j
quite a fashionable community, and suruly w<
are flourishing, or else so many of our neigh-
bors could.not afford to visit. But we cotton
planters a.e ticketed for home, and from the
looks of our cotton, some of us will hav i fat
pocket-books this fall, so what we lose In one
way we gain In another.
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LATEST STYLES
In Men's, Ladies', and Children's
Low and High Shoes; either In
TAN or BLACK
:go to:
Eisenschmidt & Hetsch's
Exclusive ....
BOOT and SHOE HOUSE.
Repairing Neatly Pone..
llv wi'st Oklahoma av.-nu •. c.ututue, okt..\.
Prove up your t'lnlm
boforo w. l. Harvey, l'robati' Jiuir.
ut Chandler, and nave tinn1 anil <'x-
pcnsi' (if taking your witnoas, :, to the
land offioe. Brtnfr In your oertinoate
of fllinj,' anil the full names of four wlt-
1MMB 'V iBBM
The Lincoln County Bank,
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i
('ajrital $10,000.00
Dors a Gi M'.ral Banking Business
Chandli-k* .... Oklahoma.
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For Wi'll 1'ooplP
Most medicines are for the slek.
Some can he uyod with eood efTeetH hv
persons apparently well. Occasional
resort to Ulpan's Tabulfs prevonts at-
taeks that result from disorder of the
stomach and liver. To preserve Is tet-
ter and cheaper than to repair.
Adjust Family IMirorcnrcs.
h id temper Is ofU-n merely had di-
ffcstlon. Many quarrels attributed to
perverse dispositions are due to dis-
ordered livers. Hlpans Tahules adjust
family differences, and would prevent
them, which is better, if taken in time.
Tlipans Tahules, taken after meals,
morning and evcuinir, for a while, reg-
ulate the system und sweeten the tem-
per.
Important to llomoHtoadom.
if vou want to file on a claim, or if
vou want to prove up. and want to do
so with the least trouble and expense,
vou should call at once upon i'rank a.
Niblaek, u. s. court commissioner, for
Lincoln county, at his office on Manvel
avenue, eppos'ite the postofflee block.
He will cheerfully give all needed in-
formation. will do your work promptly
and correctly, and will save you money.
When you cctne to make application
for final proof bring your filing certifi-
cate nnd be sure you have the proper
Christian names of four witnesses.
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These little
rollers
'save'one horse
The Roller Bearings
Pony Binder, the only
on the Deering
Roller and Ball
Bearing Harvester
made; two horses
pull it anywhere.
Deering Mowers are
the best on earth. See them before buying,
Deering Mowers and Binders
J. C. FLETCHER & CO.,
CI if
1 1<
Okl a 1 torrifi
nd l>nll Bine,
over the eye
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World'* Fair Highest Medal «nd Diploma.
* « « * *
A GOOD
PHOTOGRAPH
Of your friends, the memoi rs
your family, your .home, your
j-touk or other property, or a
likeness of yourself is something
you should ha\e, and you should
not delay having It taken. You
need not go to Guthrie, either,
when there is gallery here in
Chandler. 1'riees reasonable
Work first-class. 7th street, one
block west of Manvel avenue,
('handler, Oklahoma. Come and
see mu when in town.
T.L. KING. Photographer )'
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
(il.ass, putty, books,. s i ationery, and a full
line oh druggists' sundries.
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Chattel Loans a Specialty. A List of the Finest Claims h\
Oklahoma for Sale. Improved lands to lease. Legal
Papers Dfawn and Acknowledged, Collec-
tions Promptly Attended To.
Sac and Pox Agency, Oklahoma
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had i:
istutor
r atruck him !
came to Mr. I
. Ived ;i klclc i
Kx sheriff
itij tnat he ;
:sjiip.
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I have two little graud-
Commissloncr Benoal Ilea - ,
in Guthrie 11.week confei i-ine ith line r.
the torritoriii! hoitrtl of . .,uali ■.itli.n i yi'-
mi-. u< a is well posted on « ounty in-jt '< • *•'
««• . nod hiu- many itihhi ul-a wl.t.-h a. •- kf
the tui-riloi-iiil ''eat-d might adopt with i mend it^
advantage.
i't
Thursdav evening the CbriHti.
dealer fine u NK-ial in honor ol J e ,
I.il.1 i'ln eounl.v I. h. l I lirojv '■ 11' _
ooui tray of O, T. Zimmerlo the Drit L
lloer- of 'the mill was given «1'
society and it* guests. A pleasant
"veniDtr passed.
attaek of > o(>,i}
name In my st<
of
enty-
doing m\ ii
IJtinairan,
county. Tenn.
\\ rig it, dr iggUt
l-'or
cramps anil j
• thirtl of a
in- . With-
l.y a. 1j.
To Trade.
We have made arrangements to
secure a quantity < f diseased chinch
buga from the a. m- College at Still-
water f >r distribution in this county.
If vin are interested in getting rid of
these destructive little creatures, col-
lect a number of them, bring them to
us, and receive some infected bugs ir.
exchange, free of eharge. Bring to
j. c. Fletcher or f. a. Ashton, reg-
ister of deed*, < handler, Okla.
l'rouraui or the J.tneoln Co ltuptiHt
1 iiMtltute
The Lincoln county Baptist Institute
will be held at the uone Oak Baptist
church, in school district No. 49, Ije-
gianlng on Friday before the fifth Sun-
day in June, at 10 o'clock a. m. The
program will be as follows:
4'Does the Spirit < Operate Independent
of the Word?" C. K. Steven-.
"Order of the Commandments," j. l.
Caldwell.
"Th- Lords Supper,' Saturday. 10
-.J. W l'inIon.
Add res- to th- Sunday School.. .Satur-
day night.i. . j. c . Diy.
•i> Chris, the Founder and Heao of
His Church?" J. J. Prouse.
"How Shall i Kn<jw the True Church?"
(Sunday. :i i\ m .) 1'. h. llomine.
On Sunday there will be a basket
dinner, after the first sermon. Come
with your baskets well tilled and let us
hav a good time
carney, otoe tow
Elnor Reed ftud family have j;one to Kansas
aud Missouri on an extended visit
We are Klad the Lord has favored with
such a erand aud glorious country, one where
the health Is so good that doctors starve. Just
think of It. people. Till the soil and live.
Carney ha* lost her doctor He took his
leavr last Monday for Mi- • ri We are sorrv
to lose so good a physician, ! '; t th« n Oklahoma
people can t a"«>rd to K«'t sick just to support a
doctor.
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The Chandler News, jj
SECURE A POSITION.
Wanted, for office work, on salary, in rnot-t
every county in the south and w st, a young
l iilv or uen'leman. Those from the country
alHo mcceptt'd. " -* — —• — —
fuct prefe
|;to to a month. Char
for rapid, promotion good. Must depo
hunk cash, al out No loan asked i
vi rttn.-lit required It is a salarh il and^ i'
nrnt position 'Strictly office work i 11
terprise is strongly endor
dresH. 1
tion this |
ilrst.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
After /V\ay 1st, 1895,
We will he in the handsome and
t:\ commodious new store that is being
;| erected for us on Oklahoma Ave.,
next to Spengcl's. We have been
Crowded Out
of our present quarters by reason of
our increasing trade. I lave bought
an immense stock of Clothing, Hats,
and Furnishing Goods at bottom ||
gj prices, and will sell same way. Best p
goods, lowest prices, squarest dealing, ||
The Bee liive, Guthrie. S
^ CUEAM
nmm
MOST PERFECT MADE.
K pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
(rom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD,
-it
I 3ATH
I have equipped a !irut class bath
room at my shop opposite the
Manvel House. 12 baths for $2.50.
12 b1 ia\ e«i $1>< >
BUY A TICKET
W. I. CALVIN, PROPRIETOR
rnask andeks
A. D, WRIGHT'S DRUGSTORE
<B00K AND NEWS DEPOTS
I ) t ' I 1 ^, \IcJ-cli<*-MlTlfc-^irS,
-•js—l Paints, Oils and < ilass School Sup-
plies, Fancy and I oiLt Artick--. |--
i •" i i 1 i Ivii ie ol' W't ill 1 'tipcr
l'HKsCIUl 'riONS? C'AKKI I LLV CONll'Ol S'UED,
POST OFITCI. BUILDING, - CHANDLER, OKLA.
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Gilstrap, H. B. & Gilstrap, Effie. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 21, 1895, newspaper, June 21, 1895; Chandler, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115668/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.