PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. F. Despain,
Dentist.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Office over City Drug- Store.
Cut this out: it Ir good for $1.00 on all work
amounting' to more than $5.00.
w F Haynes, M D. A P Brown, M D
Drr. HAYNES & BROWN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Special attention given to Diseased
of Women and Children.
Office at Palace Drug Store.
j W. jones,
PKysfclaiv ai\d Surgeon,
Office up Btnirs in Freeman Bldg.
Be pleaned to answer all calla.
PHONE NO. 16.
Geo. J. Wilson,
Physician and Surgeon
Calls will receive prompt at-
tention day or night.
ffice up stairs in Freeman building-.
Phone at residence.
Dr. J. C. LUSTER,
Physician and Surgeon,
Calls answered promptly day or night.
Treats Everything.
Office in Brents old office, next door
east of Bank of Davis.
T. D. MONROE,
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Freeman Building.
Telephone connection.
Attorney for First National Bank.
H. W. Fielding
Attorney-at-Law.
Notary Public in Office.
Practice in all the Courts in the
Territory. Office up stairs in the new
Freeman Building. Davis, I. T.
W. N. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
and Notary Public.
Will practice in all Territorial Courts. Special
attention given to collections. Office in Freeman
Building. Davis, I. T.
W. T. Nixon,
Ardmore.
W. A Stewart,
NIXON <fc STEWART.
ATTORNEYS-AT- LA W.
TflrNNER & BflrRNES,
General InsliranGe Argents.
Davis and Roff, I. T.
None but reliable companies repre-
sented. Country stores and gins writ-
ten at equitable rates.
We handle Real Estate and Rent House*.
Cigars are Right and Left
"It in not always because a cigar
i* badly made that the wrapper
curia up and works off," naid a to-
bacco dealer yesterday. It in often
because a right handed man in
smoking a left handed cigar.
"Sounds strange, hey? Well, a
'left handed cigar' i- one rolled by
tl « markets' left hand, for all
ci«ar makers mnat be ambidexter-
ous. A piece of tobacco for a
wrapper is cut on the filler. The
other piece, for reasons of economy
i' used, and must be rolled the
opposite way by the operator'**
other hand.
Hence, a smoker who holds hi*
••'"Mr in hiw right hand, snmetimes,
in twisting it about, ruin the
w rapper th* wrong w«y nnd nn-
J'Minenp it.
When you have no appetite, do
r- t relinh v< nr fond and feel dull
after exting you iiimv know thnt
von need h done of Chamberlain's
S'l'tnncli and liver twhlets. Price,
25 (tents. Samples free at City
Drug Store.
THE DAVIS NEWS.
Fay l. Crossett, Editor and Prop'r.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Entered at the postoffice at Davis, i. T..
econd-clasK mail matter.
CALL FOR MASS MEETING.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, fnd:
••p* Witt's Little Early Riserp
never bend me double lik* other
pill-, but do their work thoroughly
and make me |hm| like h boy "
Certain thorough, gentle. City
J> iig Store.
l>o you nutter from pi lea? If mi
•I   not turn to surgery for relief.
J)h Witt's Witch H>• Zf 1 Salve will
 f t more qu ckly. surely Hi d safely
enving you the expense and danger
<if hti operNtion. City Drug Store.
Pretty Tough to Scratch
For a living and relief also. Hunt's
Cure will cure you of itch, tetter,
ringworm, itching piles, eczema.
Guaranteed by all dealers.
F r sprains, swelling* and lxme
*nau there is nothing so good Nh
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it
For sale by City Drug 8tore.
What cures and keeps you free from
Mick headache? Why, Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin- Sold by Palace Drug
Store.
The following call for mass meet-
ings to be held ti r >ugl out the 'IV -
ritory for the purpo>-e of eeleoting
delegate- to attend the convention
at Holdenville, Oct 28, h u been
issued and sent to the various
mayors, postmastera nnd commer
cial organizations:
Muskogee, I. T., Oct. 12, 1901.
Dear Sir: At a meeting of the Indian
Territory World's Fair Executive
committee, held in Muskogee, Sept. 25,
1901, the following resolution was
adopted:
To the Chairman of the World's Fair
Executive Committee:
We, your committee on resolutions
beg leave to report as follows:
Be it resolved, by the Indian Terri-
tory World's Fair Executive committee
that a general Indian Territory
World's Fair convention be called to
meet at Holdenville, I. T., at 10 o'clock
a. m.f Oct. 28, 1901, and that repre-
sentation to said convention be as
follows, to-wit: One delegate and one
alternate for each postoffice in the In-
dian Territory, and one delegate and
one alternate for each 500 population
or major portion thereof in all Terri-
tory towns; and be it
Resolved, That mass meetings be
called in the respective localities by
the mayors, chairmen of the local bus-
iness organizations, or postmasters, on
Saturday, Oct. 19th, or as soon there-
after as practicable for the purpose of
electing said delegates,
Sidney Suggs,
C. B. Douglas,
J. E. Whitcher,
Committee on Resolutions.
For three days and nights I suf-
fered agony untold from an attacK
of cholera morbus brought on by
eating cucumbers, nays M. E. Low
ther, clerk of the district court,
Centerville, Iowa. I thought I
should purely die, and tried a doz-
en different medicines but all to
no purpose. I sent for a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses
relieved me entirely. This reme-
dy is for sale by City Drug Store.
A good citizen is a man who
taken pride in his home town and
pay* his honest debts: speak  well
of his neighbor, taken hi* home
paper and pays for it; who doesn't
squeeze every 25-cent piece until
the agonized scream of the engle
can be heard a mile down the
valley. He will measure twelve
inches to the loot every way and
will that the woman lie loves
doesn't, have to use a hedge fence
f  r a clothes line or break up ash
barrels «'or fuel.—Ripley Times.
Corn huskers' sprained wrists, barb-
ed-wire cuts, burns, bruises, severe
lacerations and external injuries of
any kind are promptly and happily
cured by applying Ballard's Snow
Liniment. Price, 25 and 50 cents.
City Drug Store.
John W. FVrnow whs chatting
with some bo\s ab nit the r.-urt
houae Saturday evening, mIimi the
subject of matrimony cmne up,
and Mr. Femow declared he would
get married if he could find any-
one who would have him A
young lady standing near replied
that he didn't have to wait on that
account; thnt she would be gisd to
accept his proposition. Whereup-
on he immediately secured the
license and they were married by
the probate judge at once, iu the
presence of a number of witnesses.
This is pretty quick work but
that is the way we do in Oklahoma.
The young lady's name was Mi--
Hattie K. Cheek. It i* now Mrs
Fernow.— Hobart Republ can
DeWitt's Little Exrly Riser-
never disappoint. They are safe,
prompt, gentle, effective in remov-
ing all impurities from the liver
and bowels. Small and easy to
take. Never gripe or distrers.
City Drug Store.
When
you cannot sleep for
coughing, it is hardly necessary
that any one should tell you that
you need a few doses of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy to allay the
irritation of the throat, and make
sleep possible. It is goocj. Try it.
For sale by City Drug Stow*.
Cheaper than you ever
got bread before—two
loaves for 5 cts. Fresh
bread and cakes con-
stantly on hand at the
City Bakery.
Eugene Jalbert.
|/ :J Out on First Round!
BIG
C. L. FREEMAN
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Knocks Out Competition on the First Round!
Being one of the buyers for the four big stores of Freeman Bros., and having spent several weeks in the
Eastern markets buying and selecting my Fall stock, I know I am in position to save you money, and if you will
give me a chance to show you through my stock 1 will prove it to you. IVIy facilities for buying and handling
large quantities of merchandise put me in touch with the best markets in the United States and enable me to
buy direct from the mills and manufacturers and from first hands. The middle man's profit I save for my cus-
tomers. Below I offer for your careful consideration a few of the many attractions in my immense stock. I am
not offering you a line of ".leaders," but what I offer is what everyone needs and will buy, and everything in my
store will be sold on the same basis.
* Dry Goods. *
} 30 yds Standard Calico, worth 5c per yard, for SI.00 £
r 25yds yard-wide L L brown Domestic, worth 5c yd, for 1.00 W
5 20 yd heavy brown Domestic, worth 6%c per yd, for 1.00 }
20yds soft finish vd-wide bleaching,worth (>c per yd, for 1.00 #
20 yds heavy fleeced cotton flannel,worth 7>4c pr yd, for 1.00 5
Extra heavy twilled cotton flannel worth 10c per yd for 8}ic #
Heavy all wool twilled red Flannel worth 25c per yd, for 15c J
Heavy all wool twilled blue flannel worth 25c per yd, for 15c
10-4 bed Blankets per pair 45 cents
Dress Goods and Silks.
Our stock includes all the new things in silks.
Hamilton Alpaca, assorted colors, wool dress goods, worth
12j4c per yard, for 7y£c.
Worsteds, full range of colors, worth 12 l-2c, for 7 l-2c.
Brocadine worsted, full range of colors, worth 12 l-2c per
yard, for 10c.
Wool Henrietta, sold by others at 20c to 25c, going at 15c.
Ladies and Gent's Furnishings.
Misses' heavy fleeced union suits, worth 35c to 50c, for 25c
Boys' heavy fleeced union suits, worth 35c to 50c, for 25c
Men's heavy fleeced Undershirts, worth 40c, our price 25c
Men's heavy fleeced Drawers, worth 40c, our price 25c
Men's extra heavy fleeced Undershirts,worth 50,ourprice 40c
Mem's extra heavy fleeced Drawers, worth 50c, our price 40c
Towels worth 15c to 20c per pair for 10c per pair
Ladies' Fascinators from 25c up.
Ladies' cloth Capes from 25c up.
Ladies' fine plush Capes from $1 up.
We also have a very fine line of ladies'and misses' up-to-date
Jackets at the very lowest prices. i
We have a very fine line of ladies' ShirtWaists in flannel J
and silks at honest values. 4
Ladies' wool and flannel Skirts from SI up. £
S Hats and Caps. £
? Men's heavy fur Hats sold by others at 1.50, our price SI. £
i Boys' all fur hats worth 1.00 to 1.25, our price 75c. #
J Men's fur hats, worth 2.00 to 2.50, our price SI.50. f
L%.
Boots and Shoes.
We carry avery large line of Hamilton-Brown's Boots
1 and Shoes—every pair guaranteed. If you have ever bought
i a pair of them that did not give satisfaction, bring them to
1 me and I will make you satisfied.
, Men's best in the world calf Boots SI.25
1 Men's satin calf shoes, sold by others from $1.50 to S2, our
price SI.25.
Men's heavy Creole shoes, worth SI.25, our price SI.
Men's heavy creedmoor shoes, worth SI.25, our price SI.
Ladies' satin calf Shoes, worth SI.35 to SI.50, our price SI.
Ladies' dongola (fine shoes) worth 1.25 to 1.50, our price SI.
Clothing.
You will not find a larger or more complete line of
Clothing in the Indian Territory than I carry. We can
fit from the smallest to the largest; from the fattest to the
leanest. We have suits to please the poor or the rich. If
you want a nice dress suit or a business suit we have them
to please you.
Men's worsted suits, other sell $4 to $5, our price S2.50
Boys' 2-piece suits, worth $1 to $1.25, our price 75c
Men's genuine California suits, sold the world over from S10
to S12.50, our price S8.50.
Men's all wool heavy French clay worsteds, worth from S10
to S12.50, our price S7.50.
Men's all wool heaviest grade Navy blue, worth from S10 to
S12.50, our price S7.50.
Men's 400 Overcoats for S2.50.
Men's long Overcoats, extra grade, worth $6, our price $3.
Groceries.
6 oz bottle Snuff 15c 6 for 10 Tobacco 25c
10 lb bucket Anvil soda 35c 12 bars laundry soap 25c
20 lbs Navy Beans $1.
We handle the LEADER and SUCCESS Flour—the
two best brands made. We guarantee our groceries to be
as low as the lowest.
Hardware and Implements.
We carry a line of Hardware and Implements and can
save you money in that department. We carry the Rush-
ford Wagon, Good Enough Sulkey and Charter Oak Stoves. ^
Don't forget that I carry MILLINERY GOODS and can save you money in that department.
The prices I am making will justify your coming a long distance to take advantage of them. Remember,
when you buy goods from me that are not satisfactory you can return them and get your money. This alone is
a guarantee that my goods and prices are right. When you come to Davis make my store your headquarters.
I am, your truly,
Stores at Pauls Valley, Ada, Marietta and Davis, Ind. Territory.
Santa Fe Excursions
Fort Worth, Texas, National Wom-
an's Christian Temperance Union,
Nov. 15 to 20. Tickets at reduced
rates, on sale Nov. 14 and 15, limited
to 22d. for return.
Kansas City, Hereford Short Horn
and Galloway cattle association, Oct.
21 to 26. One fare plus $2; tickets on
sale Oct. 19 to 23 inclusive, limited to
Oct. 29 for return.
Gainesville, Texas, Street Fair, Oct
15th to 19th Excursion rates. Tick-
ets on sale Oct. 17th and 19th, limited
to 20th for return.
Account an-American Exposition
Buffalo, N. Y. May 1st to Oct. 31st
1901. Tickets will be sold to Buffalo
and return at rate of one and one
third fare. On sale June 6th to Oct.
25th, inclusive. For further informa-
tion call on or address W. A. Dashiell
Agent.
W. A. Dashiell, Agent.
Take your preccriptinns to W.
R. CroBMtt'a drug etore.
VESTIBULED
PULLMAN OBSERVATION.
LIBRARY SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS,
(5BAT5 FREE
DAY COACHES
THROUGH TO
San Antsnio International Fair
SAN ANTONIO. OCT. 19 TO 30, INC.. 1901.
Tickets at SPECIAL REDUCED RATES
On 5ile Oct. 18 to >9, inc.. Limited to Oct. 31.
flNEST TRACK IN TEXAS.
HARVEY EATING MOU8E8, FINEST IN THE WORLD.
Consult Santa Fe Agents or write W. S. KEENAN, Qsn. Pass. Agent. Galveston.
Davis buyers pay more for cotton.
Davis Telephone Exchange.
G. P. DICKINSON, Prop.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE LINES.
Toll lines to Sulphur, Palmer, Hickory, Rolf, Center,
Ada, Stonewall, Maxwell, Johnsonville, McGee, Dolberg-,
Hart, Midland, Wynnewood, Pauls Valley, Dr. Howell's,
Fort Arbuckle, Hennepin, Homer, Gilsonite Mines, Nebo,
Dougherty, Mill Creek, Reagan, Pontotoc and other points.
 J. R. Blythk, Prop'r 
Best Turnouts in the City. Careful Drivers.
Sulphur Springs transfer.
Wagon Yard in connection. East Majn st,
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