Norman Democrat--Topic. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 21, Ed. 2 Friday, December 15, 1905 Page: 3 of 8
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Adams Land and Real Estate go.
Wc handle all kinds of land in Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations. Wc have good farming
lands to sell
From $6.50 to $20 per /We
Also good farming land to lease for 5 years at
$1 per acre per year, so you will make no mis-
take in seeing us before buying or leasing.
Adams Land aim Real Estate Go.
Office In Wlnne & Winne Building.
NORIWM, OKLfK
School Books and
School Supplies
Sportlno
Goods
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Subscriptions
Taken lor all
Magazines
and Newspapers
P. O. RUildin*, INor'niar|.
PROTECT your BOOKS!
They're too valuable to be strewn about (he room or
house exposed to dust and damage! Of course you
can't help It, if your book-case is full and of the old
style solid construction. Better get rid of such a case,
or start a new r,ne that '.'.ill always accommodate your
books without being either too lane or too small -one
that grows with your library and always fits it. The
loiv-Vennckc
"Elastic" E ook=Case
is the original and only up-to-rlate sectional book-case
and is made by the largest manutaclurers of sin li goods
in the world. It's furnished in a variety of grades, sizes
and prices, adapled to
any and all require-
ments. It's a system of
units, each unit fitted
with the perfection dust-
proof roller - bearing
door. But we'll be glad
to show them if you call,
or will send illustrated
catalogue on request.
An Xmas Gift for your
library, a Globe-Wer-
tiikc case. Call and see
liem in our window.
MUHBM—tt WES
The Bathroom as an Investment.
Have you ever considered that the money spent
on a modern bathroom is a wise investment? No
doubt you have given the matter more
or less thought and have arrived at a
conclusion.
" e would like to express our views
cn the subject, and on that account
cordially invite you to call on us if
interested. We handle the celebrated
W arc, t!.e best material
nude. Let
te you pr
If
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tremely low rates
mas holidays
XCURSIONS NORTH' EAST, and
=SO\JTH EA ST=
December 21, 22 and 23, 1905
Full Infoi'niation Ffon) YoUi* Neatest Ticket fl-Hc.nt.
GEO ti LEE., JSMcNflLLY
Gen Pass ftyt, Dlv Pass flgt.
Little Rock, flrk Oklahoma Gltu, 0 T
Local
News
meybr 6c meyer
Christmas presents at Brocketts.
Smoke the Cubauette Cigar—home
Pyles & Vincent for first class bar-
ber work. 4 tf
Eat dinner with the rest room ladies
New Years day.
Christmas goods of good quality and
useful at Brocketts. 21-2
Mrs. Mable Bullard has been quite
sick for the past week.
Special prices on pianos aud organs
at W. T. May field's drug store. 21-2
The Acme plaster—the best on the
market - at the South Texas Lumber
Co.
Just received a car load of 6idewalk
aud building brick. South Texas Lum-
ber Co.
FOR SALE—Four room house
cheap. s< «> BARKER LUMBER
COMPANY. 17.
Mrs. Barney Minteer aud children
left Sunday for their home at Chilli-
cotlie, Missouri.
By purchasing your tailor made
clothes of Theo. Osterhausyou patron-
ize a home industry. 30-tf.
Mrs. Dr. Proffett of Oklahoma City
was the guest of her sisterinlaw, Mrs.
Ella Kidd/last week.
Mrs. K. A. Lindsay and children re-
turned Sunday from a months visit
with relatives in Missouri.
J. A. Crawford was here Sunday
from Mounds, I. T. Mr. Crawford
formerly lived east of Moore.
M. S. Cralle was here from Chicka
sha Suuday visiting his brother, Sena-
tor Cralle, and his numerous friends.
VV. O. W. meets every Thursday
night. All Woodmen are especially
invited.— H. G. Goodrich, clerk. 9-f
Fifty thousand envelopes just re-
ceived at this office. Phone in when
you want fresh stock and good print
ing.
Judge Hardwick was here from Lex-
ington Monday. The Judge's smiling
countenance is always welcomed in
Norman.
Win. M. Starnes vs. Fanny Starnes
is the title of a divorce suit filed Mon-
day. The plaintiff alleges gross ne-
glect of duty.
Major D. D. Leach was here from
Oklahoma City Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Leach is the grand lecturer for
the Royal Arch Masons.
J. M. Lutts closed a deal Saturday
whereby he becomes the owner of the
J. T. May property better known as
the R. C. Berry property.
The eleven months old boy of Mr.
and Mrs. M.L. Dowdy died Sunday of
bronchitis and was buried iu the Odd
Fellows cemetery Monday.
J. A. Jackson moved his family to
Norman this week from his farm south
of Noble. Mr. Jackson contemplates
making a trip to Old Mexico.
T. J. Ballard and wife and Miss
Josie Guy ton, who have been visiting
I'. C. Lessly and family left Sunday
afternoon for Wynnewood, I, T.
Brocket! says his profits are such
that he cannot cut and slash on some
articles, aud make up on others. His
profits are only fair. Fair people ask
no more. 21-2
C. P. Paxton and daughter, Miss
Mary, who have been visiting Prof. J.
F. Paxton and family for a week, de-
parted yesterday for their home at
Clarksville, Missouri.
Uncle Bill Cross, democratic candi-
date for delegate to congress, was
here Monday shaking hands with his
numerous friends. Mr. Cross is of
the opinion that statehood is a long
ways off.
Horace Hunter, who is now with J.
J. Abel the leading merchant of Guth-
rie, came down Saturday night to visit
over Sunday with his family. Mr.
Hunter is one of the best clerks and
card writers in Oklahoma.
The Racket Store has a well select-
ed line of holiday goods and toys as
well as staple articles and you will
not save the money 011 your Christmas
purchases that you should if you fail
to price their goods. Belknap build-
ing, opposite the opera house. 21-3
W. D. Maxey and wife aud two sons
were here from the northeast part of
the county Tuesday to take advantage
of the many bargains that the mer-
chants are offering. Mr. Maxey is
well acquainted in Norman having
been commissioner from the first dis
trict for four years.
The young people of the M. E.
church spent a very pleasant social
evening at C. M. Keiger's last Friday
evening. An excellent program of
about a half dozen numbers was given.
Many games were played and much
merriment prevailed. The only thing
that threw a cloud over the evening's
entertainment was the persistent ac-
tivity of the clock. These socials will
be given about once a month.
For farm loam*CLOSED WITH.
OUT DELAY, ut rock bottom
rate*, with annual interest, pay-
able at our ollice in Norman, and
with the privilege of reducing
your loan annually if desired, call
on the old Htand-by Tate & Clem
out, Norman, Oklahoma.
Christinas and New Year Kates.
FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.
Rates, fare and one-third for the
round trip, with minnimum selling rate
of $1.00. Dates of sale, closing day
of school aud day after. Return limit
opening day of school. Tickets to be
sold only on presentation of certificate
showing attendance at school.
for the general public.
To points in Arkansas, Colorado, Il-
linois, Indian Territory, Iowa, Kansas,
Alabama, Missouri, Oklahoma. Mintie
sota, Nebraska, South Dakota, Tenn-
essee, Texas and W > >>nsin: t.ite, fare
and one third for tin round trip, with
minimum selling rate of 50c. Dates
of sale, December zi, jj, 24, ^5, 30,
31 and January 1. Return limit Jan-
uary 4.
To points outside of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory tickets will be on sale
December 21, 22 ami 23 only, with re-
turn limit 30 days from date of sale.
J. J. Baker.
No Better In Oklahoma.
Christmas goods are now ou display
in nearly every store in Oklahoma.
Some stores make a specialty of Christ-
mas goods for the better trade and
omit the cheaper grades, as toys, etc
Each year up-to-date stores try to im-
prove on the quality as well as the
latest things out which make a suit-
able present.
Fred Reed at the Palace Drug store
has a line of holiday goods that would
do justice to a city of 25,000 popula
tion. Mr. Reed spent a week at Kan
sas City iu October purchasing the
finest and most complete line of holi-
day goods ever brought to Norman.
Mr. Reed does not believe in doing
things by halves, and by close observ-
ing. is always up with the times. A
handsome present purchased without
seeiug his elegant liue would be a loss
to the purchaser.
For farm loans C LOS HI > \V IT 11
OUT DHLAY, at rock bottom
rates, with annual interest, pay-
able at our ollice in Norman, and
with the privilege of reducing
your loan annually if desired, call
on the old stand by, Tate A Clem-
ent, Norman, Oklahoma. *.MI
Colds
It ihould be borne in mind th«t
every cold weakens the lungs, low-
er® the vitality and prepares the
•yftem for the more serious dis-
eases, among which are the two
greatest destrovers of human life,
pneumonia and consumption.
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
has won its great popularity by its
prompt cures of this most common
ailment. It aid9 expectoration, re-
lieves the lungs and opens the
secretions, effecting a speedy and
permanent cure. It counteracts
any tendency toward pneumonia.
^^Price 25c, Large Size SOc.^j
I'ublic Sale.
As I am going to leave Oklahoma, 1
will sell at public sale ou my farm one
half mile west of Moore, Oklahoma,
on Wednesday, December 20, 1905,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp,
the following property, to-wit:
Brown horse, 12 years old, weigh-
ing 1300 pounds; bay mare, 9 years
old, weighing 1200 pounds; bay mare,
five years old, weighing 1200 pounds;
roan mare, 3 years old, weighing 1300
pounds. These mares are in foal.
Gray horse colt, 2 years old weight
1150 pounds; bay driving mare, 8 years
old; span three year old mules; suck
ing mule; bay pony, 7 years old; 4 Jer
sey milch d"ws, one fresh and one to
be fresh soon, tin se cows are good
milk and butter cows; 1 yearling heifer;
heifer 6 mouths old; 1 pure bred Jerse\
bull, one year old; 1 pure bred Here-
ford bull, 2 years old.
Machinery- Lumber wag n, buggy,
2 two-section harrows, sulky plow,
wheat drill, double-geared feed mill, -■
sets heavy work harness, single hai
Hess, 2 sets leather fly nets, 4 dozen
Bailed Plymouth Rock chickens and
one good brood sow.
Household goods -No 2 Hawthorne
cream separator, refrigerat >r, good
six hole cook stove, extension table,
safe, sofa, bureau, wash stand, three
bed steads, 6 dining chairs, 2 rocking
chairs and other articles too numerous
to mention. Free lunch at noon.
Terms—All sums of £10 and under,
cash. On all sums over Sio, 9 months
time will be given on bankable note
bearing 8 per cent interest from date.
4 per cent off for cash. All property
to be settled for before removal.
Will Rodgers, Owner.
J. C. Goggkkty, Auctioneer. 21 1
I'ublic Sale.
I will sell at public auction at my
place four miles northwest of Norman
011 Tuesday, December 19th, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
1 gray horse 9 years old 16 bands
high, 1 bay horse 8 years old 16 hands
high, 1 black marc 9 years old i(> hands
high, 4 young milch cow , will be fresh
in spring, 1 two-year-old heifer, 1 two-
year-old Durham bull, 1 Milwaukee
binder, 1 McCormick binder, 1 Deer
ing mower, 1 wheat drill, 1 steel har-
row, 1 pulverizer, 2 riding cultivators,
2 cultivators, 1 heavy wagon, 1 sulky
rake, 1 14-inch Avery riding plow, 1
15-inch Moline riding plow, 12-inch
and 14-inch walking plow, 1 cotton
and corn planter, 1 combined lard and
sausage press, 1 good sausage grinder,
1 grindstone, 2 sets good work harness,
I set of double buggy harness, 2 sets
of single buggy harness, 1 two-seat
surrey, lot of poultry netting, 1 good
rubber tire single buggy, washing
machine, folding bed, good wardrobe,
kitchen safe, heating stove, 2 cook
.es, other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms of sale -All sums of ten dol-
lars and under cash in hand. On all
sums over ten dollars a credit of ten
months will be given, with 10 per cent
interest; purchaser giving approved
note. 5 per cent discount for cash.
No property to be removed until settled
for. Free lunch at noon.
Wm. II&rtman.
W. H. Aubott, Auctioneer.
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Santa Fe Time Table.
Time table effective Nov. 12, 1905.
north bound
No. 406, Chicago, K. C 4.05 a. in
No. 116, K.C. and St, Louis 7.00 a. in
No. 18, Chicago, K. C 3,07 p. 111
No. 4.20, Local Freight. ... 1.58 p. 11
south bound
No. 405, Galveston. .
No. 17, Galveston
No. 11 s, Purcell
No. 423. Local Freight
We sell tickets aud check baggage
through to all parts of the United
States, Mexico and Canada, steamshij
tickets to all parts of Europe.
J. J. Baker, Agent.
.12.35 a. m
1.00 p. 111
• 4*15 P« 01
. 10.30 a. 111
BUY TREES AT HOME
Our trees are proving themselves t
be the best. Ask the people who are
making orchards of them now. W
grow them right, that's the reason,
Then you can buy them direct of us
No big commissions to agent . Ge
them fresh from the ground, so they
will live. Give us a trial, you will al-
ways be proud you did so. All our
stock has been inspected. We have
no agents. Catalog free.
THE NOBLE NURSETIES.
NOBLE. OKLA.
Diamond Dustings.
recting ;
Don't Forget!
That J. J. Riley always
has on hand a good sup-
ply of Feed of all kinds—
Millet hay, prairie hay,
wheat screenings, alfalfa
hay, oil meal, crab grass
hay, straw, oats, corn, and
in fact all kinds of feed.
Prompt delivery to any
part of the city. Phone 174
You promised to buy a
Rocking Chair tor your
wife last Xmas and did
not do it. She will forgive
you if you will buy one this
Xmas. In a car that we
have just received, we
have some very pretty
rockers, some very hand-
some ones at a moderate
cost. Stop and look at
them.
McCUNE,JACKSON & CO
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j ENERGY
| (iets REAL ESTATE Buyers
f
We have the Energy.
We get the Buyers.
| List your Farm and City Property with us. If you want
J to buy, see us; wc have good bargains.
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MORGAN & GRIESMER
t Norman, - - Oklahoma
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NESBITT, McFARLAND & BREWER
INSURANCE. ABSTRACTERS
General Office
Work.
NORMAN, - OKLA
R HBraBDHH
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
Surplus, - - $30,000.00
I. A. Hru.t m 1'reB
r. u. Johnson ...v-Pre«
< H. Hk«>kvr Cashier
w m synnott. aift c hr
A General Banking
Business. Corres-
pondnce Solicited
fine
J. J. RILEY,
1 One block north of Maguire' Iidw. Sto
C. E. Hildebaugh 1
new barn for his cows.
Miss Lucy Anton visited 111 Oklaho-
ma City the first of the week.
Misses Birdie aud Hazel McAlli t r
visited Miss Lucy Anton Thanksgiving
Clarence Barton had the misfortune
of running a pitchfork through Ins
foot
Miss Jeauette Heddens spent tin-
Thanksgiving holidays with her pal
ents in Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and family
spent Thanksgiving day with their
daughter at Wheatland.
Messrs Schmitt and Hasman an 1
Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb were enter-
tained at Autou's Thanksgiving.
Robert Carlson aud Tom Sullivan
speut Thanksgiving holidays at home
They attend the Oklahoma City high
school.
Marry Stanley expects to return to
his home in Missouri next Friday. He
has been visiting his sister, Mis. Ed
Taylor.
The entertainment at the Diamond
school house was a grand success.
Everyone who took part showed care
ful training, aud the large crowd who
attended were all well pleased
P. M. kcncau killed.
F. M. Kenean, aged 60 years,
resides with his family 011 sectic
in io-1 east, was thrown against
by a runaway team last Saturday
hauling wood and instantly kill*
having his neck broken. A
several children survive him.
Taxes Due Today.
Under the laws of Oklahoma taxes
become due 011 December 15th aud be
come delinquent 011 January 15th. By
paying one-half before January 15th,
the last half does uot become delin
cjuent until June 15th.
Mayfield for pure drugs and optical
goods. Eyes tested free. 5^ tf
o. s.
Kansas City Southern Railway
"Straight as the Crow Plies"
KANSAS CITY TO THE GULF
Cheap
PASSING THROUGH A GREATER DIVERSITY OF
< AND RE80URCE THAN ANY OTHER
RAILWAY IN THE WORLD, FOR ITS LENGTH
i ' ■: iT.-wlngsr ill jrraln,corn.flax,
11.,11. f..r c >i <1 1 n< h orchards, L>r other fruits and ber-
i- j.-.uto, tomato and general truck farms;
r f. r merchantable timber; for raising
1 rw . inn.' . ittle, n<>^- -i - i-p poultry and Angora goal*.
Write for Information Concerning
FREE GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS
* Colony L I Farms. Mineral Lands. Rice Lanils and Tlmbsr
Land a .. ; tor I Current Events," Business Opportunities.
Rico Book, K. C. S. Fruit Book.
:i. tickets 011 sale tlrst and third Tuesday* of
THE SHORT LINE TO
"THE LAND OF FULFILLMENT "
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J. H. UOB.BIS ' rav. Pass. Art. S. O. WABNCK, G. P. and T. A.
. . Kiiusus City, Mo.
r.B i. andXmlf'n Agt.,E*nsas City, Mo.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES ON FREE TRIAL!!!
ELEGANT CENTURY UPRIGHT PIANO, 5125. Warranted 25 years i .rat an frw trial.
EL&GANT PARLOR ORCANS, $25 UP. 'Warranted 25 yoan; tent on free trial.
ELEGANT CENTURY SEMiNQ MACHINES, BAIL-BEARING. $13. Warrasted24 jnn|
lent on tree trial. CASH OU EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Direct from
factory to
homns at
factory
priest.
We iron
located !r
SH parts Ol
U o world.
) i<£a WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE.
CENTURY MFC CO. oep t 801
EistSi.Loals.lll.
DR. MOFFETT'w
rcrtHiKS P0WDIK5)
Cures Cliolera-lnfantum,
Diarrhoea,Dysentery, and
the Bowel Troubles ol
Children of Anr 4g$,
Aids Digestion, Regulate*
the Bov els. Strengthen#
the Child and Make#
TEETHING EASY.
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Costs Only 25 oests at
Or wall 25 coats to 0. J. MOFFBTT. M. D.. ST. LOUIS. Ma
Mother! Hesitate no longer, but save the health and life ol
your child as thousands h >ve done, by giving these powdert.
TEETHINA is easily given and quickly counteracts and over'
comes the effects of the summer's heat upon teething children*
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