Republican News Journal. (Newkirk, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1901 Page: 4 of 8
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REPUBLICAN FEWS JOURNAL.
Incorporated January 4,1899.
Kniere*! hr rmodiI-cIarr imnlii- lit llit.' pi'tst-
office In Newkirk. Oklahoma Ter. |
Publiahe-1 eviTjr Kr.iliiy ut Newkirk, O i.
oounty seat of Kay mu lit jr.
Jkkk. Johnson. i Editors and !
Lincoln McKinlay, , Managers.
Ed. F. Korns, '
ADVERTISING RATES.
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' NEWKIRK. 0. T., NOVEMBER 8. 1901.
SUBSCRIVTION I'ilira:
One year. In advance...........
Six mouths, ” .....
OFFICIAL I’.Uoi: O!' KAY CO,
ORCULATIQIN 3000-
I p 1 fhMni'r Interest Than Ever Before, t
{ALBRIGHT
i & co.,
SB
I Farm Loans. ..........
The Dog Knows
Cheaper Interest Than Ever Before.
We furnish the Best Abstracts and
sell Real Estate. Twenty years’ ex-
perience in negotiating harm Loans,
and writing abstracts of title. S
Money always on hand if you need J
a loan. Interest and principal paid at ||
our oilice.
THIRD
WEEK of SLAUGHTER PRICES
AT THE
Great Glosincj Out Sale
UA.ILLOAT) QUESTION.
Within the next few days our citl-
J-5I0N K N<1 '* zens will have to decide the question
—— Mr. whether or no Newkirk will try to »e*
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telegraph u. .vs. Bold A Southwestern railway from
------ - Blackwell to CofTeyville, Kansas. It
GoVKltNolt JkSMN:'- is i!;i\v n- is a grave question and one in which
reivin'1- his tir.T in>t:vllim nt of honest men may differ, basing their
.... i . . . . t l.,.i U indlvi/lil'll ft Y III) r-
from lJ.lack-well to CnlTeyville, Kansas,
through the Indian reservations cast
of here for the traffic connection of
( lie Missouri l’aciti.-; that the sill- That there is something wrong with his ]
vey through the reservation lias a!- master. They have no more roinp;i and |
ready been made; and finally that the1 rambles. He tries in vain to coax the ,
road will positively not build by New- listless youth from ins chair
kirk unless the bonus is raised. ,,r'......—
Oar citizens cannot alTord to trifle
with this question. Losing this line
means irreparable loss to the eonniiu-
Gents
Furnishing;
Goods,
China wart
Of DRV GOODS,
i BOOTS and SHOES.
, IHATS and CAPS.
Pants,
Overalls,
Groceries,
Etc.
lay biller, basing then i tl j^y, gaining it means better markets to
removal’ ........ - ......"I'*"" j N*....... m ttrtr MyMM 1 (..ran, tetttr “2
Governor Jenkins have perfect, but there should be a full understand . * . . .......
confidence in hi* - f riot- intvjrrity. ingof the farts about this proposed
...— ——— railway extension so that every elti-
Thk Post <_>:.! P''|'arlmi'nl ! ,*n „f the town may have the best
II lag U 1 IK till ot' Mil’ 'JLHII 1 *' “'"I "“is
increase In permanent* values ol prop-
erty In our town and vicinity.
X MIL L u:*>. ' 1 | “ ......... ..'.-li hi li»* »• *•••*.» ............
this week ttt.t ...>•< I p1 ' misters i >f ehanco possible to form the right eon.
40 serial publn-n’ 're* w I<t*■ 11 have elusion on the subject. It those wlm
been shut out o! the o’i’ond (bass ,l(|lllSl. the attempt to raise the re-
mail and would U. r<‘UHit have to j (|ll|reil bonus for the road are right,
pay one emit Tor o;\;li two ounces | ti„!u \\- raised, our citizens would
instead of one cent a, pound
Bill Bolton, the bull tick ex-
pert of Woodward, says that
Oklahoma ami I ndian Territory
cattle were never in so good
shape at this time ol the year as
now. He predicts higher prices
for those who held their rattle
until next.spring.
Ip Governor Donkin.*, lias any
positive views on the statehood
question lie keeps them relig-
iously concealed, lie admits,
however, that the twin territor-
ies ought to got together and
talk the matter over with a view
of coming to an amicable under-
standing on this matter.
Seed distribution is now on at
the department of agriculture at
Washington, and :v lot of Okla-
homa patriots are receiving mys-
terious packages, accompanied
by a lot of instructions, the con-
tents of which will oe placed in
tho ground and the results await
ed with much apprehension.
Imve uselessly incurred a debt that
A ciKi’t’i.AU letter has been
sent to all collectors of internal
re v e » u e s by < ommissioner
Yerkes, informing them that
druggists who sell intoxicants to
be used as a beverage, even on a
physician’s prescription, should
be made to take out a special U.
S. liquor dealer's license.
Tramps recently stole the mu-
nicipal post-house of Crawford, N.
J., and carried it into the woods
for a winter home for t hom.-el ves.
The thieves did not know the
building was infected, and at last
reports were occupy mg their new
quarters in blissful iguoronco of
the danger of disease l hey were
tempting. The people ol Craw-
ford do not tarry near the woods,
and opinion is divided on the
question as to whether the juice
is on the tramps or the town.
Nothing more false and mali-
cious was ever engendered
against an official than the recent
“charges" against (Governor Jen
kins. No one believes them. The
man who tiled them in Washing-
ton gives them no stability. He
discredited his own document by
declaring on the foot* of it that if
1he secretary did mb ut once send
a man to invest mate them, he
desired to withdraw the charges
and “let the matter drop. Be
cause the secretary "Gold not go
after hi-* 1 ty, he
would pass them v let them
die on the be
lieved a grievous v. r- > ■ : bad been
done the people. This shows
cowardice and in.Mucerit.v. No
man who believed wha: he xvroti
would back down and out before
lie reached the signature of his
alleged “chare*
mik'lil be sonic bunion on them; but
if those who favor the attempt to se-
cure the road are right in their views,
Mien a failure to got the road would
result in a few years at most in the
loss of a large part of all our business
values in the town, a loss that far ex-
ceeds all the bonus proposed for the
road.
The objections to the proposition
seem to l>e various : That the “cross
mud" will injure the t rade of the
town ; that the extension is only on
paper, and will never be built; that
tills extension is talked b.v the road
only to force some other line to buy
out the part already built: that* if
tlie extension builds at all it will
mine by Newkirk anyway: that the
proposition fora bonus here for the
railroad is a “holdup.’’
When the court house was burned,
our citizens put up several hundred
dollars to insure its rebuilding: tlie
post office was originally located at
the northeast corner of the square in
IS!);;, and later when it was moved
north it was report ed that some citi-
zens of the town assisted In the
change by helping to pay rentals, etc.
Now both these incidents might be
called “holdups,“ but were Instead
good business propositions for the
persons interested. Wintleld and
Wellington are railroad centers, for
which they paid large bonuses, and
have not been killed by cross rail-
roads; and they are in the counties
just north and like our county in re-
sources. We all remember a few
years ago when Itlaekwell was a
town of about a thousand people and
no railroad ; now she is a little larger
in population than Newkirk and has
six diverging lines of railroad with
about the largest mill and elevator
plant hr Oklahoma: cross railroads
certainly have not killed Itlaekwell.
Another important point : We of
Newkirk invested our money and
made our homes here because the
government made It the county seat
of Kay county, now Newkirk should
dnill in her power to give the farm-
ers of the western and southwestern
part of the county the most conven-
ient means possible of reaching tlie
county seat.
The writer was in conversation a
few ilays ago with a banker who is one
of the syndicate who is building this
read, and gleaned a few facts: The
Itlaekwell, Enid X Southwestern
Railway is being built by a syndicate
i*: m Louis capitalists, which syndi
cate was organized and is financiered
by i he Mississippi Valley Trust Com-
pany of St. Louis: Breckenridge
Jones is vice-president of the M. V.
Trust Co., and president of the said
railway. This Trust Company has a
i-aplial and surplus of about* 7 million
dollars, and deposits of over Ut mill-
ions. Another member of the syndi-
cate i- C. II. Huttig, president of the
:sd National Hank of St. Louis, which
lias a capital of one million, and de-
posits of K> million. Auother mem-
her, 11. L. Drummond is a son of the
■iit |j(i st. Louis millionaire tobacco tnanu-
' ,.(l ,.j j facturor. the son being worth several
V ,n j millions in his own right. J. C. Van
OBITUARY.
Died, Miss Anna Stillion, beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Still-
ion of this city, ut their residence on
■North Main street, Tuesday morning,
November 7, at* four o’clock The de-
ceased was their only child. She was
a patient sufferer and tier sweet dis-
position endeared her to lmr parents
and friends. She was born in Guern-
sey county. Ohio. July 2, 1*80. Death
comes to all. In tlie spiritual world
before the great white throne, in the
presence of tlie Master, the spectacu-
lar dross of this world will count as
naught, and the beautiful souls that
sulfered here will undoubtedly become
tlie resplendent angels of tlie king-
dom of(fod.
CATTLE SALE.
1 will sell at my farm one mile north
and one mile west of Middleton. O.
T., and Untiles northwest of New-
kirk, beginning at 10 o’clock, a. in. on
tT esdav, nov it mm,
The following stock:
f,0 head of high grade Shorthorn
cattle as follows:
19 head of calves,
in head milk cows giving milk
“1 head two and three year old heif-
ers to be fresh soon, good colors.
2 good red hulls one three years old,
the other nine months.
1 will elsoolTer my family carriage
and one Esta organ.
Tkums of Salk: Ten months time
on approved note with six per cent in-
terest. Four per cent oil for cash.
.1. A. BFUK, Middleton, <>. T.
M. C. Coi’i’i.u, Auctioneer.
The John Thomas Troupe.
The'Newkirk Lyceum Lectures and
Concerts under the auspicies of the
celebrated lied path bureau, of llos-
ton, opens Friday night, November
If), with the famous John Thomas
Concert Company. Mayor Alberti has
the season tickets for tlie course of
the live entertainments on sale at* the
City Drug Store. Everybody lias
heard of John Thomas and his splen-
did company. They are stars and
high-priced people, rarely visiting the
smaller towns. Our people are to he
congratulated in having the opportun-
ity of seeing such excellent troupes.
There will lie five lectures and con-
certs during the season, including
such celebrities as Burdette, the
llawkcye Man, and the Honey Chil-
dren. The season tickets for the live
entertainments are $2.00 each, with
privilege of reserved seats. Forty
cents admission, with reserved seat
privilege is extremely .low for this
character of entertainment.
County High School Defeated.
The county high school project was
defeated Tuesday by tlie following
vote:
KOU. AGAINST
■*»)•!
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When die lungs
are diseased,
physical weak-
ness sootl begins
show itself
the active
outdoor life is
given up. Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
ery cures dis-
eases of the
lungs and other
organs of respir-
ation. It cures
obstinate, deep-
seated coughs,
bleeding lungs,
emaciation and
other conditions
which if neg-
lected or unskil-
fully treated
may find a fatal
termination i ti
consumption.
" After using about
five bottles of l)r
Pierce’s c. olilen
Medical Discovery
toy boy seems to be
all right.” write*
Mr. 1 W. Price, of
Ozark, Monroe Co . Ohio
In filtering; upon tlie Secnid Week of our great ClOSiinL^ O’tJL't
of our entire stock of goods, we must confess that we are more than pleased at the
results. We have not scarcely made a break in our stock as yet, although we have
sold stacks of goods. The people know when they are offered bargains and show it
l)v tho way they are making their purchases. Everything is marked in plain figures,
so a child can buy here as well as an adult. But those that are intending to come in
ti little later had not better put it off too long, as stock will surely be broken badly
in a short time at the rate the goods are going out,
Mackintoshes are cut to 20 per cent below manufacturers cost,
Pants are cut to 20 per cent below manufacturers cost,
Plain teacups and saucers at 2,0c a set are below cost.
Handled teacups and saucers at 40c a set are below cost.
Liquid enamelino stove polish at fie, a regular 10<: seller, is the best polish on the
market. It is a fire-proof polish.
We would especially call the attention of the ladies to our beautiful and aromatic
line of Perfumery and Toilet goods. There is none better. You can secure here for
25c for which you would pay the druggist 50c. Try them, Our toilet soaps at 20c
per box are the best.
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"He was very bad
qimiue v u., v/m«-»* •......y,
when I commenced t«> give him the 1 Golden
Medical Discovery.’ The doctors claimed he
had consumption and we doctored with them
until he was past walking. It lias been ten
mouths since he stopped taking your medicine
and he is in good health. We are very thanklul
to you for saving our son.’’
Accept no substitute for M Golden Med-
ical Discovery.” There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of tiie stomach,
blood, and lungs. Substitution means a
little more profit for the dealer but a loss
for you.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation and its consequences.
Ponca City.........
Newkirk City......
Blackwell City.
Tonkawa t*\vp......
Kildare twp......
Cross twp..........
Owentwp........
Blackwell twp.....
Waltham twp......
Dale twp...........
Weston twp. ......
Longwood twp.....
Ronfrow twp.............
Carlisle t\vp‘.............
Hound Grove twp......
Vernon twp............
Rock Falls twp........
Newkirk twp ..........
Lowetwp.............
Total..............
Majority against
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fiOK
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. Dreyfus this week.
School Report.
The first month of school closed at
Magnolia Dis. No. 11. Oct. Jl, with ail
enrollment of :U. Those neither ab-
sent nor tardy: Bessie Wilson, Flo-
rence Wilson, Ethel Thompson. Mary
Thompson and Bennie Flynn.
Francks M. Davis, Teacher.
Water Works Bonds.
The City Treasurer, Monday night
reported to council on the water
works fund as follows:
Original fund * $24,695.00
Expended to date 4,220.20
Balance cash in treas. 20,474.80
Jumped oh a Ton Penny Nail.
The little daughter of Mr. J. N.
Powell jumped on an inverted rake
made of ten penny nails, and thrust
one nail entirely through her foot and
a second one half way through.
Chamberlain’s Pain balm was prompt-
ly applied and five minutes later the
pain had disappeared and no more
suffering was experienced. In three
days the child was wearing Dor shoe
as usual and with absolutely no dis-
comfort. Mr. l’nwell is a well known
merchant of Forkland, Va. Pain Balm
is an antiseptic and heals such in-
juries without maturation and inone-
third the time required by the usual
treatment*. For sale by City Drug
Store.
JAS. H. FARRELL. A PROMINENT CHICA
GO MAN.
Shoes for tlie Old Lady
and Old Gentleman.
Shoes for Ladles, Misses
and Bahies.
Shoes for the most fastidi-
ious gentlemen.
R UBBERS, ARCTICE and
GUM BOOTS at half price.
The following Groceries may he had at the Prices
Quoted Until Closed Out.
.. 12Y
• )
0
.. Jl
.. s
. 44
. 1
1710
110
168
42
194
2199
489
Ciirncu Srhvioks. -There will be
regular services at St. Johns Episco-
pal Church, next Sunday. Morning
services at II o'clock. Evening ser-
vices at 7:30. Holy communion at
eleven o’clock. H. II. Snkll,
Hector.
Lee Wade of Kildare, who stands
high in that community as an excel-
lent farmer and republican was in the
citv last week. Mr. Wade took an
active interest in the recent post-
office tightat Kildare and is pleased to
believe that his man will he safely
landed.
There am .some ho
bart that have bom -
that the landb: ha , • j { is vice-president oftheNa-
impossible tot.m -h Dm b. UIn g, ; 1;a|lkuf Jmum.ITe. st, Louis.
outline. w ' ; . ‘‘'J' which has a capital of .*> millions and
lias no ceding u • • ’' " ' JJ“ j.iep.slts of 32 millions, which bank is I A large hunting party leaves Satur-,
a word spoken in. > ■ rod of ..he 1 lhis syndicate | day for a two weeks hunt, and takes
house is plainly audible in the klUK 1 n- '• | a wagon load of provisions, including
other end. Some eiqdidneously
inclined gentleman stopped at Van Blareom and others of this syn-
' 1 dicate were in Blackwell on their way
over tlic"Bes" line southwest, and
Mr. Ferguson and others of our citi-
And the (>ldest Member of tbe Illinois
House of Representatives Makes
u Recommendation.
James If. Farrell, of Chicago, is one
of the best known figures in tlie dem-
ocrat politics of that city. For years
be has been marshal of the famous
Cuou County Democracy Marching
club, which has participated in demo-
cratic campaigns in half tlie states of
the union, and which went to New-
Made especially to assist in the elec-
tion of Mayor Van Wyek.
Captain Farrell is tlie oldest mem-
ber of tlie Illinois House of Represen-
tatives in point of service, having i
been a member continuously since ’
1897. His constituents have elected j
him eight times. He 1ms been a lead-
er in that body from the beginning of
his career and isoneof the best known
tiguies m Illinois politics.
Capt. Farrell is 59 years of age and
one of the best preserved men for his
r ears in tlie Illinois legislature, des-
pite his arduous and constant duties
in that body. Mr. Farrell is engaged
in the real estate business in Chicago.
Fnder date of March litli. 1901. he
writes as follows:
Springfield, 111.
Pepsin Syuvp Co, Monticello, 111.
Manufacturers Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin.
Gentlemen: 1 have found after a
(Sugar lias advanced 1*7 per cent.l
19 lbs granulated sugar.....................
Banquet flour per sack.......................
B B Hour per sack........... ................
Crescent flour per sack.......................
Star tobacco per lb ........................
Horseshoe tobacco per lb....................
15c package vitos...........................
15c package grape nuts......................
1 lb can best salmon..........................
Alb can best salmon........................
2 lb can oysters..............................
1 it, can oysters..........................
jib can grapes.............................
j lb can peaches...........................
3 lb can pears...............................
25c bottle club sauce.........................
2.5c bottle chow-chow........................
2 lb can pumpkin....................
J ib can egg plums............................
:: lb can green gage plums...................
Van Camp's assorted soups per cm..........
Faultless starch per package................
A beautifully decorated (Lilac) 53-piece dinner
set. A $10.00 value, reduced to.................................
Come in and look at our 10 and l.*c countci.
some trenuine bargains here in Chinawaic.
60c Japan tea....................................
.. .$1.00! Gun powder tea................................
... ,85 116 lbs best, rice...................................
.80 $ bars White Russian soap.......................
.so j 8 bars silk soap.........................’•......
.40 Best pepper and spices per lb....................
.40 Lowney’s cocoa..................................
... ,ii Quart can best maple syrup....................
... .11 Pure maple sugar per lb.........................
.15 I 4 10c packages soda.............................
.07 6 cans lye.......................................
.17 1 J lb. box crackers.............................
.08 Loose crackers per II)..........................
.11 15c quart jar jelly...............................
.17 25c quart jar preserves..........................
.15 7 lb. pkg. R. oats, each containing nice chlnawarc
,2u : 25c triple vanilla extract.......................
.IK ; 20c triple lemon extract...........................
j’.j .os Almond, pineapple, strawberry, banana and rasp
.11 berry extracts, each..........................
... .11 40c vinegar.....................................
... .os JOe vinegar.....................................
.07 Corn starch per package........................
.45
.25
1.00
.25
.25
.25
.15
.35
.12
.25
.25
.20
.61
.11
.20
.25
.20
.15
.10
.JO
.20
.06
$6.00
There are
We have on hand about 50 Patent. Egg Cases that
this price. You can jolt the case as much as you p ease
and then tip them over and then you cannot break any
of its contents.
SMITH BROS
f
the said hole: the ether night
and was assigned to a room at
the front- Abut .V- 1 ; ■ began
**> backing this syndicate. - a wagon* load of provisions, including ; thorough trial that your Syrup Fepsin
R e, ntiv J"iu’*.Huttig. Drummond, a range and a French Chef. They arc is a most excellent and successful
. , .... after big game. Part of the gentle- o.rrivsnpnsia. hiltlousnessand
men are from Topeka and Mulvane.
and those from here are Messrs. Huf-
wbistlin? “Nearer u .• Cod to|-wuscommittee had a conference of
Thee." The-uest** i No. .7 took] "'eran hour with them in their pri-
up the air with v: i, " is, so did , rate car at Blackwell : the informa-
the man in No ami --n onto Die tum at «mt* the syndicate given in this
end of the hai To man in No. I article was not gleaned from them.
13 across t i • • <• immoneed 1 imt (be 'uumittee did find them to
and by tho time e tm:*- reached! real live men, no “straw" or “pa-
No. 18 it was “A ' ' ....... in tlie: per*’ men. and that they evidently
re wi>n> t wonty 1 know their business of railroad build-
op;e v. nist liug i lug- Kd. L. Pecbham is general man-
t i>; and ager of tlie railroad for the syndicate,
d to sleep. The In conclusion, we gleaned from our
remedy for dyspepsia, billimisnessand
sick headache. It Is most effective
una muse irom nere are Messrs, mu- and pleasing in all cases of this na-
bauer. Coleman, Humphries and some j tore, and it is with pleasure 1 recom-
others. ! mend it to others.
t2— , , , . ,, Respect v yours. Jas. II. Fakkkl.
W. t\. Harper, the aged but* well well’s Svrun lvnsin and ..u*. .. .....
preserved and well to do father "l |’ El* m-. Coninound is'guann- Grocery Fresh, wholesome goods are
Walter and Charlie Harper, excellent *‘er'^' ,x‘l1 A rS-mi,.) Imoi’ii tmn much cheaper than doctor bills. Our
Kildare farmers was up las, week .giUn s S1Tk l eShe mlK £«ds are oL liigh grade and of this
with his four year old grand-son and hie. ’ Vj Aj ,r- year’s pack. We realize the people of
and exchanged his annual greet mgs ^ ami n. tpt ^ n l Xewkirk are apt scholars and only
with the editor. Mr. Harper is '*» ' r'l2%, ^ ,v ttios bv Cl)-is F Adams have to be shown once, as they have
Kentucky and shows the hone and ‘i. •’ . ‘ V "’ I and told others to come al-
Don’t Become Discourased
But use Simmons’ Liver Puritier tin
box . Many imitations of the origin-
al. so tie careful and see that it's “Pu-
ritier” and manufactured by the A.
Simmons Jr. Medicine Co.
The Nee/ Grocery Store.
When we asked our friends to play
they were from Missouri and Ictus
show them something on prices ami
duality of goods, we have been very
much surprised, aud from the number
who have responded have come to the
conclusion that most of the people of
Newkirk and vicinity are from theoid
state Have you been one of them?
If not you should avail yourself of this
opportunity of buying your groceries
where you can get a selection and
fresh stock to select from, a.s you will
find out if you trade at the Wichita
Fresh, wholesome goods are
C. J. Carlson & Co.
A
FURNITURE.
UNDERTAKING.
Carpets, Rugs, Curtains,
Draperies, Etc.
Picture Frames Made to Order. Es-
pecial attention given to Embalming.
West side Main St. bet 6th and 7th
NEWKIRK, OK LA.
Old Town." Th
seven differ- ir i
twenty-seven >i
fifty people wan
landlord cal ' >1 ■
throw the whol
they did not <
in the far we t -
licau.
ij lie would aforesaid informant that this road
j, i: out it i will surely be built; that it will also
..*> it. So is life' >'uild on from Vernon, Texas, and
-Hobart Ropub-1 soon be aline of several hundred
I miles; that the liue will be extended
sinew of that splendid commonwealth.
We have just received another lot
f Bryan Bros, health giving candies.
Newkirk, City Drugstore. Kildare.
First published Nov. 8.
Notice of Publication.
have the following: snowdrops.! v!!*!!“hi. .9^°.'!!!e L i do as we claim. Conxinet you t n pri
corn .round st Ick, square
non Milt if! to mtilK oroatll. hlUir hnnnrl vhnUen!. M lit 1 . m.irs ♦ ■xeiii^ive V Oti lot 23.
ii. i ■'wmw v eloi-k of Kay ‘ oumy. u. i , hh
peanut, goo goos, cream, boar bound whoiesaii Malt Li.juors exclusive > on lot 23,
dark secrets, bananas, jelly beans, i i ni. Kniii license will br issiusi r., roqutr-
eream chocolate, lemon drops, fancy *H>r !»w- _ IMn.
box candies and nearly any kind of | jS^k,rk'0 T "^ - -
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r.. Nov \m.
MILL? O. VORIS,Co. Clerk.
come back and told others to come al-
! so We thank vou very much for your
patronage and'feel very much elated
: with our success as it is proof we can
do as we claim. Conv iuce you on pri-
ces and leave it to you to compare our
goods with others as to quality and
freshness. Now avail yourself of the
same opportunities others have and
trade at the Wichita Grocery where
there is a whole store full of fhksh
goods to select from. Come and be
Snkll & MOORS.
Newkirk Nursery-
It will soon be time for fall planting.
We can supply them in Fruit, Shade
and Ornamental. Good stock at reason-
able prices. Price lists sent to all appli-
cants. Address,
Albert Mathis, Prop.
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Johnson, Jeremiah; McKinlay, Lincoln & Korns, Edward F. Republican News Journal. (Newkirk, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 9, No. 4, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1901, newspaper, November 8, 1901; Newkirk, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1170679/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.