The State Democrat. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 44, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 11, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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DECEMBER—1895.
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No. 430 Local 7:65 a.m
No. 40ii curries'tliVougl' cinij'r cars and Pull-
mau Steele, arriving at Kansas City, 6-j
No. 408 arrives at Wichita 10:35 p, m Kan^
points East.
No. 405 andiii? makes eioso connections at
Purcell for all Texas points.
b. J.Mobgan, Agent.
New Choctaw Time Table.
The passenger train on this di-
vision leaves O. K. City now at H
o'clock a. m. and goes to hi Kent).
It returns at 11:30 a. m. and contin-
ues on to Shawnee, doubling Wack,
arriving' here from the east at .>.10
p. m. The train continues on west
and returns here at 7:30 p. in. This
completes the regular passenger
train service.
The local accommodation train
leaves this city at 7 o'clock in the
morning for the east, going as far
as Shawnee and doubling back, ar-
riving from Shawnee at 7:.!0 p. in.
This train does not go west to Kl
K All'but one of the freight trains
stop at Oklahoma City, the traffic
between Oklahoma City and South
McAlester being much heavier than
Has to keep his wits about him, remember a
thousand and one things: must be error-proof,
careful and painstaking. If he does not pos-
sess all these virtues and numerous others
be has missed his vocation# and this is as it
s!~ould l e, as he of times balances
LIFE AND DEATH
in his hands. We employ no Incompetent,
careless clerks but attend to the prescription
depaitment ourselves, thus insuring acnracy.
Then as we use only the highest grade ofdrugs,
we feel justifiable In soliciting your patronage
We make only a reasonable charge,
DO NOT PAY COMMISSIONS
And Have No Fancy Prices.
R. J. WEEKS,
THE LEADING DRUGGIST.
i. escription filled at Weeks'
tuty r filled right.
While in Shawnee last week we
had the pleasure of meeting \V. R.
Hardy, a former citizen of this
county. He was looking hearty
and prosperous.
The New York Racket wants the
readers of the State Democrat to
look out for their new ad in the
next issue of the state democrat.
It will contain a picture of Santa
Claus as he looks when he co
to Norman.
Lecture.
Prof. Edwin DeBarr will deliver
a lecture to the Ladies' Club at the
University on Friday evening, Dec.
13th. His subject will be H
thorne. This lecture will be a lare
treat, and all are invited to attend.
If you desire fashionable dress-
making call on Miss Rice, over the
New York Racket. Style and lit
guaranteed.
Tate and Kingkade's Column.
The New York Life Insurance
Company issues a lithographed
policy that is a beauty to look up-
on. Did you ever see one? If you
have not call at Tate A Kingkade s
and see these beautiful specimens
of art.
DO YOU KNOW
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We will sell our entire stock of Ladies and Childrens Cloaks',
That the N. Y. I,. 1. Co. issues a
policy that after 20 annual pay
menls that they pay an annuity
without further payment of prem-
iu ill 8.
Now from a reasonable stand-
point, can yon beat this at an in-
vestment? This amount is sure ev-
ery year you live, and your family
is provided for after your death.
You can save a little each year. l)o
you feel conpetent to invest that lit-
tle. Have your investments of that
little in the past been sufficiently
profitable to warrant another at
tempt or would you put it in tli
hands of some company such a
the New York Life Co., who are ex
perienced investors and receive in
old a£e as above stated. You can
do so by securing a N. Y. Life poli
Enquire of
TATE^KINGKADE
For Particulars.
3J and Capes at Fifty cents on the Dollar
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Ladies Cloaks that -U
31 we sold for $5.00 go
now at 2.50.
Ladies Capes that we sold at $10.00 and $1 2,50 now
$5.00 to $7.50. « • ® ®
lto at
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«i-ot from thiseity. Times Journal.
The STATE DEMO-
CRAT Office is in the
first building north of the
Citizens' Bank.
Sol Owens returned last week
from a ten days business trip in
Texas.
McGinley leads in Xmas goods.
Louis Renner has bought back
his old meat market and is now
ready for business.
The Wichita store has a big holi-
day ad in this issue. Read it and
catch on to their bargains.
McGinley for holiday goods.
The Wichita store has an Xmas
tree that gives you ati idea that the
happy time is almost here.
Johnnie Brice has fitted up the
■old post office building and now
has one of the nicest saloons in the
city.
Toys, cups and saucers, vases and
other holiday goods at Kittredge's
Drug Store, one door west of Agnes
Hotel.
You can save money by buying
your groceries and queensware of
McGinley.
Before buying holiday goods see
B. R. Kittredge, west side, his line
of books, bibles, Christinas cards,
and toilet articles surpasses any-
thing in the city. Call earl v.
The State Democrat has moved
into the Brooks building north of
the Citizens' Bank. We a-e now on
the ground floor and have much
more comfortable quarters. Come
in and see us.
F. L. Connor has taken possession
of the Brooks' Photograph gallery,
and will be iu Norman until Feb. 1,
cut rate prices to continue until
Jan. 1st. Gallery will positively be
closed after Feb. 1st.
McGinley has the largest assort-
ment in holiday goods of any house-
in southern Oklahoma.
We are moving into new quarte
this week, and it is such a task, and
interferes with our business so
in uch that both issues of the Si A l K
DEMOCRAT must suffer from lack of
local matter.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
■DR'
* CREAM
BAKING
MKM8
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
The masterpiece of human inter-
est and superb scenic splendor, I 11-
cle Josh Spruceby, the New England
comedy success. New sceneryr, new
mechanical effects, New specialties.
The wonderful realistic saw mill
scene. A full working saw mill
with 30-inch steel saw 011 the stage.
Grandest and most novel scene
ever attempted on any stage. Hear
the "hayseed band," the Superb or-
chestra, the Uncle Josh quartette.
Street parade at 2:30 of the "hayseed
band," dont miss it. Seats 011 sale
at Blake & Teel's.
Cutting anil Fitting Taught.
Miss Rice will teach dress cutting
and fitting, using the Square Inch
Tailor System. Pupils receive in-
struction until they feel competent
to fit any form. For further partic-
ulars call at the dress-making par-
lors over the New York Racket.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
has just finished papering and
wainscoting the church so that
they now have one of the handsom-
est churches in the city. Mr. J. M.
Smith and Prof. Buchannan were
appointed a committee to provide
a rostrum, which they promptly
did. Services are held each second
and fourth Sunday in the month.
This church under the care of Rev.
Dinwiddie is very prosperous.
Their Christian Endeavor society
meets each Sunday evening at six
o'clock.
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German Salve.
The greatest pile ointment in the
world. It cures where all others
fail. A positive guarantee with
every box. Call for sample box.
Sold by Blake and Scott.
Parties having Hides and l'ltrs
for sale should not forget that Mc-
Clintock & Miller's are headquar
ters.
If you are anxious to find the
most reliable blood purifier, read in
Ayer's Almanac the testimonials of
those who have been cured of such
terrible diseases as catarrh, rheum-
atism, and scrofula by the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Then govern
yourselt accordingly.
A Nurse Girl Wanted.
I would like to employ a nurse
girl to assist with house work. In
quire of Mrs. C. L. Botsford, Nortli
Peters Ave.
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Ladies Capes that ,
we sold at 7.50 go now •
at 3.50.
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4 ' Children's Cloaks at ,
y 75,1.00, 1.50and2oo.
5 Reduced from 1.50, 'f
£ 2.50, and 300. >
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We do not want to carry over a single Cloak Youi gain is
our loss. Come early before sizes are broken.
GRAND LEADER. MACKEY &.TURK.
Ladies Cloaks that ^
we sold at $10,00 go -j-
now at $5 00. *:c
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we sold for $7.50 go i;
now at $3.50.
That Statehood Convention.
The Statehood Convention held
,,t Shawnee last \\ ednesday and
Thursday declared in favor of state
hood in any form they could get it.
Bixler's delegation from this conn
ty was seated upon a motion that
the number of delegates from the
counties be doubled. Bixler made
frantic effort to get 011 the execu-
tive committee, but failed, Walker
being chosen. Bixler, we und
stand now, is petitioning Hon. Sid
Clarke for a secretaryship, and
Clarke wants to give the people of
this county a slap in the face he
will certainly appoint Bixler
Voice.
We regret very much that we are
compelled to notice the above, but
justice to those who composed the
convention which met in Tate
Kingkade's office urges us to do ho.
The fact that such men as Hon. I)
W. Marquart, W. T. Tate, A. W. Fish
er, A. Kingkade, and Dr. J. H. Scott
took part in the convention is suffl
cient to refute the lie that it was
Bixler's delegation. No one who
knows these gentlemen would ac-
cuse them of doing any dirty work,
and their sole desire in acting as
they did was because they wanted
to see a delegation at the statehood
convention that would repiesent
the people of Norman and Cleve-
land county. That the convention
did seat "Bixler's" delegation is true
and it did it by a vote of 7S to 30,
thus discrediting Walker and Friin-
ning, who i .v their foolish opposi-
tion disgraced Norman and Cleve-
land county. Mr. Walker was not
chosen committeeman because the
two delegations could not agree 011
a member; and Mr. Bixler has not
asked Mr. Clark for any favors.
As an emergency medicine, Ayer s
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead of all
other remedies. For the relief and
cure of croup, whooping-cough
sore throat, and the dangerous pill
inonary troubles to which the
young are so liable, itis invaluable
being prompt to act, sure to cure
There is a large amount due us
011 subscriptions that ought to be
paid. If any of our subscribers are
hard up we do not want to cro
them; but if they have the money
we want it.
lteggs' Blood I'uritler uud Hloo.l Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
for oil disease of the blood. A pos-
itive guarantee with every bottle.
:all for and be sure you get Beggs'
nd take no other. Sold by Blake
& Scott.
The latest in calling cards at the
State Democrat office. You can t
Say. why dont you try De W itt 's
Little Early Risers'.- I liese little
pills cure headache, indigestion
and constipation. They're small,
but do the work. Blake & Scott.
Nice Ham and Bacon, freslilj
cured at home.
Norman Meat Markkt.
Acts at once, never fails, One Min-
ute Cough Cure. A remedy fori
asthma, and that feverish condition ;
which accompanies a severe cold, j
The only harmless remedy that pto-
duces immediate results. Blake At
Scott.
If you desire fashionable dress-
1 aki 11 g call on Miss Rice, o\ t 1 1111
New York Racket. Style and til
guaranteed.
Nothing so dangerous as a hack-
ing cough. Nothing so foolish as
to suffer from it. Nothing so dan-
gerous if allowed to continue. One
Minute Cough Cure gives immedi-
ate relief. Blake & Scott.
Buy your furniture at home. C.
M. Dunn can give you as good fur-
niture and prices as any one.
The healing properties of l)eW it s
Witch Hazel Salve are well known
It cures eczema, skin affections and
is simply a perfect remedy for piles.
Blake & Scott.
hisk
d by
land
1 f\ Mcdit&i'ton.
i
j FROG sat dow 11 one day to think
• ()f ,l"' values e'erived from printers' ink:
• /~Pv/ As lie sat onllis stool and pondered long,
j He could plainly sec where he'd gone wrong.
^ He arose from his stool, put on his hat,
And enquired his way to the STATE Dicmoci-iAT.
• He at once placed an "ad" in that valuable sheet,
^ And now he is happy when his friends he does meet,
!) For he has something for lliein in shape of a treat.
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Drink nothing but pure
and the Frazier brand sold by J. 1
buy them at any other printing
establishment in Oklahoma.
How 111 the world can you expect
to be cured of the Piles unless you
get a i> >x of Beggs' German Salver
Sample boxes free. Equally good
for Scalds, Burns, Old Sores, etc.
Sold and warranted by Blake &
Scott.
If you want a nice place to board,
call on M. B. Price at the Oklahoma
Hotel.
Any one wflo is suffering from
Constipation or Indigestion, would
do well to try Beggs' Little Giant
Pills. They give perfect satisfac-
tion. Sold and warranted by Blake
& Scott.
Pure Leaf Lard at the
Norman Meat Maklet.
Remember that I. K. Miller no
has charge of the Boston Restaui-
ant and is serving meals at all
hours. Mrs. Miller superintends
the kitchen and everything is first
class.
ISucklln'l Arnica Salve-
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt-j
Klieiim, Fever Sores, Tetter Chap-1
ped Bauds, Chilblain, Corns, and
all hkin Eruptions, and positively ;
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
in guaranteed to give perfect sat-
| is faction, or money refunded.
! Price cents per box. I'or sale at
j Blake & Scott, druggists.
Gagan, old Dutch Store st
It is a truth in medicine that the I
smallest dose that performs a cure I
is the best. DeWitt's Little Karly
Risers are the smallest pills, will
perform a cure, and are the best, j
Blake & Scott.
The cheapest furniture in Okla-
homa can be bought right at home.
See C. M. Dunn 111 the t eutral
Block.
There are many good reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough
Cure. There are 110 reasons why
you should not, if in need of help.
The only harmless remede that pro-
duces immediate results. Blake &
Scott.
Pure whiskey should be kept in
every house and if you buy the bra-
zier whiskey you will get the best.
J. II. Gagan keeps it.
This will Suit You.
THjfiKCllKE Hljl'i',
IIIS frog fie grew old, and his head ^ot grey,
But he never forgot to bless the day
That he walked into the Democrat office ho spry
And asked a space in their columns to buy.
His business then fast his pockets did fill,
And he carries his "ad" in the Democrat still.
And now he remembers that his youth will soon fade.
So he insures his life with late Ac Kingkade,
And says he has been by his "ads well paid.
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President.
. GRIFFIN,
Vice President,
E. F. TAYI '
W. J. K! I I.KY,
Ass'tCaslii
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.
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IMKKCTOKS WHO OI AKAM I I. < Al.l.l 1
„ C A Waits N. W. Griffin, Uaphain,
L' ' ' C^Herington ' L. Pay ton, . John MerWe, E. F. Taylor,
\V. J. Kelley.
Does a General Banking Business Accosts and CoU^-tioi.. Solicil-d
Safety Fire Proof Vault, Screw Door, Hiple Time Lock bale.
Papers and Records Stored Without Charge. j
A. D. ACERS,
manager.
If you are going to butcher hogs
you want to be prepared for it, so
you should use my scalding trough.
It is just the thing and will save
you time and money. 1 rent it fot
a small amount for the use "f it.
C all at my shop back of Grand (. a n-
tral Hotel. O.SiHUMAKliK.
Norman Lumber Co,, -
NOT INCORPORATED.
>RS TO
THE CAREY-LOMBARD LUMBER CO,
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Bixler, Mort L. The State Democrat. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 44, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 11, 1895, newspaper, December 11, 1895; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc116788/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.