Norman Democrat--Topic. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1900 Page: 2 of 4
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We Are
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TO NEW YORK
To purchase with tlie CASH a big
line of SPRING GOODS. Before
going we will sell goods at a price
that will save you money.
We will give until March I,
10 to 20 Per Cent Off
ON SHOES.
•We Mark in Plain Figures.'
•We Sell to All Alike.'
'We Sell for Cash.'
'We Underbuy.'
•We Undersell.
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Good Heavy Men's Underwear, 38c.
Good Overalls, 38c.
Lot Pants at a Bargain.
Our Prices Speak tor Themselves.
35-Cent Collars, only 10 Cents.
jo Cent Socks at 10 cents.
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You work trt earn money.
If you wish your money to
£0 further than ever before,
come to the
New York Racket,
Because
We Undersell.
Till: DEMOCRAT TOPIC.
MII< < KM<IU T<>
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
THE TERRITORIAL TOPIC.
(BOTH tlHIlRR «> * MAN AO It MM NT,)
OFFICIAL PAPKR OF (LF.VFIMD C0HT1
Ton JARUOI!,
IJNDRII. 3. RUSSHLL,
I'.dltors and Proprietor*.
PRICE: ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
I_COL
COUNTY NEWS.
TIlfPHON* NO aa
MAKING, i
POLITICALLY SPEAKING.
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Hi will gay Hint I have deoidetl
to become n candidate for county
attorney** said VV. J. Jackson
Tuesday.
Several of Prof. Uralle's friends
are urging him to again offer for
superintendent of public sohools.
He ban not decided the matter.
l*rota. A. U. Honuold and M. A.
Cowan are spoken of in connection
with the office.
T. I<. Davis wan in from the
eastern portion of the county Satur-
day. Mr. Davis ban been mentioned
in connection with the democratic
nomination for commissioner in the
southern district and informs the
Dmmockat that he will make ihe
MOOK1S.
Mr. Gilbert our accommodating
K. K. Agent in n< w h resideut of
our little town, having recently
moved hit* family from Noble to
this place.
Fred lumen retiring agent of the
Santa Ke will noon take up his
residence in Oklahoma City.
Several 01 our citixens have had
a serious time with sore arms the
result of vaccination. Mrs. Hen
Keudey has been confined to her
room lor several daya a victim of
the operation.
One of the most enjoyable feat-
ures Moore has had for sometime
was the lecture of Tom Jarboe,
senior editor of the Dkmockat.
Mr. Jarboe represented M. VV. A.
fraternal order and in company
with Mr. Hugan visited Moore and
lectured in the interest ol that
lodge. The result was that quite a
number made application. About
:I00 persons were present and all
commended the lecture in high
terms.
Mr. Sykesol Norman, prospective
candidate for sherift on the demo-
cratic ticket was tdiuking hands
with friends in Moore last Friday
ml Saturday.
1,. K. Morris of the Clothier school
nd J. \V. Vointer of Norman were
the guest of Prof. Wilson last week.
Mr. Morris in a great admirer of
Senator Goebel and speaks of hit*
death as a great calamity to Ken-
tucky bis native state.
SPRING GOODS.
• I am not in favor of primiiric
to nominate a democratic county
ticket" naitl J. 1< Owen., of the
northern portion of the county
Monday. "1^*1 year men voted
in our primary who had no idea of
voting for the nominees of the
party."
Chairman W. M Newell, id the
countv democratic committee, says
he will call the committee togethe
early in March to determine the
manner and probably the time the
county ticket will be nominated
There are quite a number who
favor a convention and the com
tuitlee is anxious for expressions
from the party regarding the
matter. Tux Dkmockat gladly
opens this column to brief discus
I .iona on the relative merits of the
two mi thods of selecting the ticket
■ I A majority of those with whom
I the writer has talked, favor hold
ling a convention this year
nominal* a county ticket. I hey
all express ft willingness, however,
to abide by the decision of those
who have the power to decide the
matter. Cleveland county demo
■ cracy is cemented and will not
J | allow minor matters to create dis
J satisfaction.
Indications are that the national
democratic contention will iu«'l
early in June and Kansas City
will likely entertain lti«' delegates
l he titueand place will l*e i ntlu a
<si at the meeting of the National
J committee next week. W •
Itryau has expressed htmselt as
favoring an e.rlv meeting of the
convention, and declare party
principles before the republican
convention convenes Mr bryan,
wit-hes will, uo doubt, be reepect
ed
At a meeting of the state demo-
cratic conuuittte for New York
Special
Sale!
I>I:N VKK.
The 10 year old son of Tom
lioolevy, died very StuMenly, lust
Thursdsy morning.
J. 5*. Stewart has three boys in
one bed. all very low with pne
tuoni.t fever.
D, H. Hanna, the genial ai
popular Postmaster at Denver i
tends to come out for township
trustee iu the coming election.
James Howard has accepted a
position as clerk in O. \V. Smith
peter's general merchandise at
this place.
Kough Sullivan's little child is
slowly recovering from an attach
of membranous croup.
James Hanna content plates mov
ng to Texas soon.
Four new members were initiated
into the mysteries of Woodcraft
last Saturday evening.
Quite a few cases of smallpox are
reported near Franklin ami Denver
Tom Capshaw and Hill Nowliu
..'turned last week from f
county, where they have been at
work on their claiuu.
E. M. Hartihill will leave in a few
weeks for Pennsylvania, where he
will reside in the future.
The six year old daughter of
ick Thinner, U conttued to her bed
otu att attack of lagrippe.
Saiu Heunett of uear Burnett was
visiting relatives itt Denver Sun-
day.
Wilkerson Hros. gave a musicale
to their friends last Sunday after-
noon.
Young Hughes, residing three
utiles north of here, died last Wed-
nesday of pneumonia fever.
Claude Obrien aud "Old Man"
Speck of Chickasha, were visitors
iu iVver last Sunday.
Giesieke Boots and Shoes,
A. Priestmeir Shoes,
Werthheimer-Schwartz Boots
and Shoes,
Laces and Embroidery,
BIG LINE
SPRING GOODS
JUST
RE1GEJVRD.
IT WILL PAY VOU TO LOOK
THROUGH OUR STOCK.
Respectfully,
KENDALL BROS.,
Boston Store.
K M. VAN IASDT, Pre .
S. 1\ RINDIB, Vice l*ret.
If You Want the Best Go to the
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Carey-Lombard Lumber Co.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ^
or the condition of the
Citizens Bank of Norman J f #-
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FuralMre and ttxturv*
Internal R«r**nu* SiAmp«
Cash AD\\ >l*ht Kxchsuij*
MO.?
JUT.ii |
JC.NNVJ*
Os M Stevens has purchased the
interest of his former partner. Carl
Shu maker in the Lexington "\ou
Alls lXmts." Mr. Stevens is a
tiretclass newspaper man and has
made bis paper au influential and
held last week. I*%e vowmtiuee u teresting publication* Thb
LIABILITIES
Casual l^Aivt in
Surplu# atKl proSts
PrpOliU
| pledged it. suppor'. to Hon. . J
I Bryan for presideut. The vote)
,uhhI * J to S for ltrjau.
llervafter when Kentucky ts
meationfd the tboaghts of blue
^rass. prvtty m - V1 « ,-v.y
|JL and fast horses will «he a back
M ' mitul while pistol
BB (K.Utirt and ja. kasa ropaMiean
MK #o.e..,v.r 0i '«•* I
BB; orv when that ouce ira.i.l c. I state
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' „iuMe a tria«ndiaut tour t' a* j
i alanuevl.
Rf|>.ltlieMW at* grow
lijx tVniMim* Mf Itrya.'s revvptiou
2S? tfce New KwvUod Stales io the
witK tk
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SONii 01 IHt mSTS; K. uOP SAVE Vttt HtRk!
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Ukmwk vt wishes hiut success.
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Because fhey thin kiTia
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I, S. P. Kem>e« dos earthat tfce
aVne is a true and accurate statement .
ol the condition of The Citiiens Bank w
ot Nonnan, at the cl >se ot business on
the t9th day of September 1899.
S. P. RENDER.
Vice President W
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this October .jrd 1S99. t
\V. 5. Moore. ^
My ConutiLssK'>n Notary Public. ^
Eagres May 10. t*\;. ,
Uingsi up Norman Coal
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RECEIVED IN OUR
FIRST CAR LOAD
Already Sold Out,
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Second Car Load on Track.
Let us put you in line for a good crop
by selling you the best farm implements
on earth. =—L—
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Jarboe, Tom & Russell, Undril S. Norman Democrat--Topic. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1900, newspaper, February 16, 1900; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118888/m1/2/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.