The Edmond Sun--Democrat. (Edmond, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, September 11, 1896 Page: 3 of 4
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VANDERHOOF & CO.
Weekly Crop Bulletin. I Heron Itoms.
Sept. 8,1896. I Dry and windy.
| For the week ending Monday. Sept em- ,npr i)jekf r on bought the Culver
Ivr 7th. An almost cloudless week, farm last week.
Largest and
Cheupest line of
Mens Overalls
and Working
pants. Get pri-
cey.
NORMAL STUDENTS
We desire to call your attention
to the fact that we have the largest
and cheapest line of Tam.ets in
town. New goods just received,
I est quality and largest size for
the inonev.
Pencil Tablet almost a
foot thick
5C
Pencil Tablet
fit) pages
Ink Tablet
Hoosier poet
Ink Tablet
Favorite Series
our i^ad^r
1(M) page Composition Book
Hoard Covers
IC
5C
5C
5C
nholdei •.
Full stock of of'
Pencils, Ink, etc.
HiCH
That we also have the biggest
and best line of Dress Goo(Js}
Notions, Hosiery Under-
wear} Shoes, etc,
And everything nice to eat.
WE CREATE'PRICES
§1 oo
1 00
1 00
17 lbs Granulated Sugar
5 " Coffee (B. C.)
7 ,k 11 Cracked
8 " Means 25
8 " Rice 25
9 bars Fern Soap 25
18 lbs pure Sugar Syrup 45
Dried Peaches, New Fruit, 3 lb5* 25
100 lbs Flour 150
NORTHERN POTATOES 65
1 bale LL Ijiioree Muslin Uc yd
Standard Prints 5
Cotton Sacking 10
White Flannel 15c
O ydCanton Flannel, 10c quality 50
SIIOICS
j Mens Dress Shoes 08c
" Flow " 1 25
Womans Heavy Shoe 1 00
Kangaroo Calf solid 1 50
Dongala Goat u 1 50
Largest Stock
Latest Styles
Lowest Prices
HATS
&
CAPS.
' with temperature slightly above nor-
! mal every day. The mean tempera -
tore for the week, 79.7, is 4.7 above
I normal. Maximum, UK) on 7th; min
' imum, 62 on 4th and 6th. Mondax
! afternoon the temperature again went
above the 100 mark, with brisk to
high hot wind from the south.
With the exception of light 'showers
in the eastern portion of the northern
section, and central portion of central
section, on Fiiday night, no rain has
fallen, and the ground generally is
very dry.
The weather has been very favorble
for the maturing of late crops, husk-
ing corn, picking cotton anu thresing.
From one third to one half ot the cot
ton has already been picked, and the
indications are that the entire crop,
which is very light, «vi!l be gathered
from four to six weeks earlier than
usual.
llay making continues only in a
few favored localities.
\ general soaking rain is needed
throughout every section to wet the
ground so that Fall plowing can be
done. But very little plowing has as
yet been done, and as wheat sowing
time is nearly at hand, the farmers
are fearful lest rains will be to late
for this work, aud that less ground
can be seeded than is intended. In
spite of the dryness and poor condi-
tions of the ground for plowing, many
are eugag'd at this work, even under
the unfavorable conditions.
There is much complaint of wells
and ponds going dry, and scarcity of
water for stock. Ranges and pastures
are generally poor.
.! as. I.WiDUUYKit, Section Director
Oklahoma City, O. T.
|
VANDI
Highest price for pro-
duce One-third Cash
COTTON BUytpS
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THE EDMOND SUN-DEMOCRAT, f
SUNLETS.
George Klein repairs bicycles.
Classen went to Guthrie on
Kkkwin & Thomas, Proprietors.
Entered at the Postoffler at Edmond, O. T. ^ ]I
lot transmittal through tni' mails us sccond j , v
lass mail matter. * — —
„ | Dry Salt Meat 5 cents per pound at
1 Fielding's.
I A full line of spring samples at Hen-
| ry Hftgen's
,tlater tl an'
Notice
The Edmond public schools for the
year '% and '97 will open September
14th. Pupils who attended school
last year will report at the room they
were in where they will be directed to
the places they belong. New pupils
will report at the Principal's room and
be assigned their places. The differ-
ent rooms will be located the same as
last year.
1'upils should bring their books the
lirst morning as classes will recite the
tirst day the same as any (lay follow-
ing. l'arents who expect to enter their
children in the lirst grade are request-
ed to send them either at the begin-
ning of the term or the tirst Monday
in January. It is especially impor
tant that pupils entering ^the chart
class should be present from the first
as the first few lessons are very im-
portant and can not be repeated for
the benefit of late comers without in-
jury to those present from the first.
It is intended to start two chart classes
—one at the beginning of the term
and one in January.
l'arents are urged to :;,'nd their chil-
dren the tirst day, il possible, and
every other day 'till the close of the
school.
Ciias. E. Dailky, Principal.
A Faraliet Case.
There is a certain individual in this
Several years ago I was taken with town that reminds us ci an Irish por-
a severe attack of flux. I was sick in I tor, with the exception he lacks the wit
bed about ten days and could get | of the latter, employed in a largo com-
<—ii—if mil 11 in * i 1 i1 "H i
& CO.
Moses Drake went to Mo., last wet k
to spend the winter.
A. Com9tock and family visited Si-
mon Starr last Tuesday.
Soilie Starr and A Comstock closed
their sorghum factory on Friday.
Simon Starr is going toward the
center of the earth in search of water.
A. C. Thomas and family called on
A. Comstock and family last Satur-
ilaj-.
.1. W. Holcomb called on his friends
Sunday, lie did not forgot his best
girl.
E. J. llell and Myrtle McCoy of this
place, entered the Normal at Kdmond,
on Monday.
KfTie DeLong is visiting her sister
Annie Crossfteld at Pauls Valley, i.
T., this week.
A C. E. social will be held at A.
Comstock's next Friday night. All
ordially invited to attend.
Thos. lllair was a happy man last
Monday, a fine girl took permanent
residence at his home. Mother and
child doing nicely.
Mrs. Culver started on Fiiday last
to Atchison, Kans., whero she will
stay a few days and then she will go
on to Payson, 111., and reside with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Malier.
The Mathewson township democrat-
ic convention met at. at the Hell school
house last Saturday. Among other
Items of interest, two good democrats
had a "set to" with their canes; n
great damage done.
jiose ilui).
Teaclvrs Aasoclatlon.
The northwest division of the coun-
ty teachers' association will meet at
the Helm school house two miles south
and three miles west of Edmond on
Saturday, Sept. 12, at 2 p. tn.
The reading circle work includes the
lirst twenty-five pages of White's Ped-
agogy.
Several interesting papers will be
read and discussed among them 'How/
to conduct Literary Societies in the
Public Schools," and "Drawing in Pri-
mary tirades."
Arrangements are being made for a
literary program in the evening.
All teachers are urged to be present
as wo believe much good may be de-
rived from the meeting.
Patrons of the schools arc especial-
ly invited and urged to attend, that
they tuay understand the working of
the society and make suggestions to-
ward its improvement.
co.mmittke.
SILVER m GOLD?
Which are you for? We are emphatically in tavor oi
---whichever our customers bring us. Just offer us
either and we will try to give you a great big
HUNDRED CiCNTS
worth for every dollor you buy.
We have endeavored to give "good goods at reason-
sonable prices" in the past and that will be our aim in
the future.
REMEMBER THE STAND
Corner Broadway & Second Sts.
JTOIiST^R & THOMPSON.
Advertised Letter List.
l.ist of letters remaining uncalled
£or in the postofllce of Edmond, 0. T
for the week ending Sept. 10„ 1896.
Shobe, X L Hinton, lleo
r< anlid, Mr Carson, C 1'
Ucecham, Miss Habe
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say "advertised" and pay
one cent. C. J. IlowMAN, P. M.
Theories of caw may be discussed
at length by physicians, but the suf
ferors want quick relief; and One Min-
ute Cough cure will give it to them.
{A safe cure for children. It is "the
only harmless remedy that produces
mmediate re suits." Moore & How
aid.
"10 y\0VEF\TISERS SUBSCRIBERS.
Your advortinomonts an<l locnls will bo con
uuoit nntil we uro notitlod to discontinue t li««m
As the 8un-Dbhocrat goes to press promptly
Thursdays noon, all advertisements
munications must bo handed
Wadnesduy at noon to insure public,at ion.
Whonaohangointlio address of your paper
is required, «ive both the old anil now address.
If any subscriber fails to receive tho paper
regularly aud promptly, please m>i ifyii"
r«f".\dvertibiug rates made kuowu
Pl'li-
postottlce.
a Mail fron the north arrives at 1:49 p m and
19 01 ft. in. , p .
eMail from the eouth arrives at 5 am and
isORpni ,
j||vk:iils close *20 minutes before the antvalor
rftlo.
tjl'ostofllceonen from S a. m.tofiiHo p tn
fcundnys " " 9«.m.to 10 a. m.
it it " t p.m. tc8p,m.
CJ BOWMAN PM
DIRECTORY.
EDMOND LODGE, No. 5. !• O., O. meets
M every Wedir «-day night. Memlu rs in iv)od
Btnndtnj' fraternally invited V< uttei I.
O A J Rimes, fee. J Comp.N.O.
A.O. U.W.
nothing to relieve me until I used
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrluea Remedy, which cured me and
has been a household remedy with us
ever since. J. C.JMarlow, Decaturviilef
Mo. For sale by Moore & Howard
druggists.
Died:—Aged 8 years, Harrison
Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phenis
Walters, on Saturday, Sept. 5, of spin-
al disease. The furneral services were
conducted by Uev- Evens at the
home of the deceased. The interment
took place in the Christner cemetery.
(Jeorge Klein carries a full line of
bicycle repairs.
(io to R. IS. Potts' for all kinds of
pies, cakes, etc.
(Jet your stationery at the Post Of-
fice News Stand.
Prof. Umholtz, of Oklahoma was in
the city Tuesday.
Itcv. Harris and wife arrived in Ed-
mond on Tuesday.
sur.dav dinner is :> special feature Chat. Edgerton, Mrs. JSdgertoo,
at Hotel Central Master Curtis and Beulah McC'ann re-
J turned home on Sunday from an ex-
Thos. Grace made f.nal proof to bis tended visit in Colorado and Iowa,
claim on Tuesday. i A t ul„ Vrma Sercy anrt
Tuesday
mission house in New York, one of
thej kind that will make a witty reply
to any sort ot a question. He is very
fond of expressing his views in general,
and has great admiration of his argu-
ments. If he fails to get a listener lie
will talk to himself in lieu of some-
thing belter. A member of the firm
being annoyed at his constant mutter
ing, which he was unfortunate enough
to hear sent for him.
"See here, John, did it ever occur to
yau that your constant talk and mut-
tering is a great annoyance to people
that happen to be around? Why on
Mrs. Ernest Drowatzkey started on j earth do you chatter away to yourself
anyhow?"
Sunday last for Wichita, Kans. Mr
1). is employed at that point. They
have decided to make that city their
future home.
Mrs. A. A., Miss. Erma,
Cleo. h. Klein can sell you a first Ivan Howard, started
class bicycle for $50.00.
ictsTuesday ofeacli
hern cordially mvited.
FrbdSi.eei
The Weekly Kansas City Star and
un-Democrat for 01.00.
vf;
Vir. !
m.w. j (Jeorge Klein is prepared to do all
ETERAN ANDB0N8 t'NION( 1.1T. Meet j ()1 ..jrs for birycl<-s.
very Mondoy uljrbt ut T p. m., In old City
morning for Kansas City, Mo., when
they will reside in the future.
llnll.
— ^^-iiiond Lodi
meets en I
/V ^ en eli 11.00
.cut with
i:L
11. JAIMS.C.T.
nt Edmond <>n 1st
u,.m month at s o dock
Members of tlio order in "od stand-
Vpa'curJUlly lnvlt«dtomv t Pp0,
W A. L lloFF, 80c.
TEBBITORIAL OKKK EBl.
Governor
Secretary
Attorney I knera!
AbhistHnt Attorney ti
U. S. Marbhal
XI. 8. Attorney
hief Justice. •
fcoolate Justice*
'.r.A (kjilbraith
..... Royiotfman
Vs NukIb
Caleb Tt ! ruoks
. I- > k Dal-
(A ( . (\ Biorcr
; Jno ( . Taranoy
Best brands or cigars on
jr""«ra\'' 1,10 OtlloeXows Stamt
'"'r[i'n?d!Srp.m.tUrdaV"'i Haltle Ax chewing"tobacco, 21)
All memberslu •_ i>d,t n" i... > inv"'<it. .vnts per i->und at Fielding's.
(l , 11. W. Cokey W.M.
B. Tbatguer, Scey. ; Daily Kansas City Star and Sun-
EDMOND loddknd.o. i. ( ., T^ M « •> J)km,•<'liai in advance.
(Jeo. Klein can now bell or rent you
bicycle at reasonable figures.
Fou Kent:-—A small house $2 per
month. Apply at this oflice.
Hansom Payne of El Reno was in
the city on Friday of last week.
Ed Fielding is paying the highest
market price for country produce.
Mrs. Dr. V. M. Moore returned home
on Saturday from an extended visit in
Mo.
Take your country produce to Ed
Fielding. He payh the highest market
price.
Prof. Walter L. lioas and wife are
occupying the Spraguecottage on Nor
mal Hill.
Poison Ivy, Insect bites, bruises
scalds, burns, are quickly cured by He-
witt's Witch Hazel salve, the great
, . pile cure. Moore & Howard.
hand at 1
Will Cole, Jno. V. Hogan and R.I
"Shure 1 have two reasons fer doiu'
that!"
"Two reasons! Well what are
they?"
"One of them is because I loike to
talk to a sinsible man, and the other i.:
1 loike to hear a sinsible man talk."'
For Sale-The Edmond Mill and
Elevator.
Located in the finest wheat belt in
Oklahoma. The Eevator lias the very
best facilities for cleaning and hand-
ling grain. It has a grain dump, hop-
per scale?, wagon scales, otllco and a
storage capacity for 2",' 00 bushels of
[grain
In a recent letter to the manufactur-
ers Mr. W. F. Hcnjamln, editor of the
Spectator, Hushford, N. V., says: "It
may be a pleasure to you to know the
high esteem in which Chamberlain's
medicines are held by tho people of
your own state, whero they must be
best known. An aunt of mine, who
residos at Dexter, Iowa, was about to
visit me a few years since, and before
leaving home wrote mo, asking if they
were sold here, stating if they were not
she would bring a quantity with her
as she did not like to be \ ithout them.'
The medicines referred to are Cham-
berlains Cough Remedy, famous for its
cures of colds ar. i croup; Chamber-
i:\in3 Pain llalm, t i rheumatism, lame
back, pn'.is in the side and chest, and
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
These medicines have been in constant
use in Iowa for almost a quarter of a
century. The people have learned
that they are articles of great worth
and merit, and unoqualcd by any
other. They are for sate hero by
Moore & Howard, Druggists.
"Yours for Healt'i."
Expert physicians allirm that the
right climate may cure consumption
and kindred diseases.
The right climate Is where a pure,
dry air, equable temperature and con-
stant sunshine are f. i.:d.
These essentials exist in the Salt
River Valley of Arizona and various
places in New Mexico.
Descriptive pamphlets recently is
sued by the Passenger Department of
the Santa Fe Route, contain such com-
plete information relative to these re-
gions as invalids need. For free sam-
ple copies addiei s T. Nicholson, <«.
L\ A., A. T. c'i S. F. Ry., Chicago.
From all accounts Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is a (rcdseiul to the af-
flicted. There is no advertisment
about this; we feel just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrolltcn, Ky. For
sale by Moore & Howard, Druggists.
E. E. Brown, of the "Times-Journal'*
Jno. K. Carson, S. H. Miller and Jno.
R. Barrows were in the City on Wed-
nesday.
"Hoys will be boys," but you can't,
afford to lose any of them, lie ready
for tho green apple season by having
DeWitt's Colic and Cholera euro in the
house. .Moore & Howard.
Tho Territorial Normai School com-
menced the fall term on Wednesday,
Sept. 9. Notwithstanding the hard
times tho school opens up strong, The
enrollment is 50 greater than that of
last year. Forty new students pre-
sented themselves on tho opening day.
The prospects are bright for a most
successtul years wofff in the school.
Foister & Thompson are desirous of
finding as good an Oil Grain
shoe for $1.25 as they are selling,
so far they have been unable to do so. I
How About That Summer Suit?
Are you K°'nK to give your order to some traveling
salesman, who hasn't a dollar's interest in the town,
and run the risk of getting a lit, or are you going to
encourage a home enterprise by having it made litre,
where you can choose youi own material and are sure
of a perfect lit and full satisfaction? Remember that
HENF^Y
is a first class tailor, who guarantees satisfaction with
his work and does all classes of work at lowest prices.
Suits ',20.00 and upwards, pants §4.50 and upwards,
lie has a full line of the latest styles in Summer Suit-
ing.-' and will give you a neat, nobby suit of the latest
fashion in material and cut and one that will niakea
slop shop suit look like a gunny sack on u bean pole.
J. R. HUGHES,
Practica 1 Horseshoer.
Plow Work n Specialty
Racing plates made to order
also toe weights and steel shoes,
I.*,*.. . interfering anil over reaching
Wan award, 1 first premium ill siioen. Corns, chronic founder
Madison, Wisconsin, State I'uir, pig™" toes aud quarter cracks
Mineral Point and Dodgcrville cured.
(Wis.) fairs, also lied Oak, Iowa,
and Oklahoma City, O. T.
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Wood work in carriages, buggies
and wagons done by a tirst class
workman. Prices reasonoble and
all work guaranteed.
!; ;; h Full Lino of Wagons, Baggies and Carts.
0 so. , ■ —,
EDMONG) MilsL>
ate a candidate for commission- ty J J!
AJVJI3 ELEVATOR.
At the
Uritton
nominate
for this district. .Ino. L. ltobinson,
Mr. Miller and It. Kleiner were the
candidates for the nomination. K.
Kleiner received the nomination.
Those shoes that Fonder & Thomp-
-DOES A
son h:i\ e re : :.i d from :* '.i i I I' > \ | a/I«|! n IP • "D
• .-mliirht. tav tbat II,. n. {j£[\<Zr&\ Will! M [\Q L| T 1IA UViSiPiCSS
enough like a touth-pU l< ;«t t!.• tpe.
MITCH a MARTIN, Prop's.
Mrs. CI.arli • Vork, cf Oklahoma
City and Mis.; Telia Tun.< r of Mo.,
arrived in town on Wednesday. The)
will have charge of the musical depart-
ment in tho Normal school this year.
Many a day's work is lost by sick
headache, caused by indigestion and
. t- i:.;11h troubles* Dewitt's Little
Karly Risers are the most, effectual
j)ill for overcoming such diflletuties.
Moore Howard.
On Thursday evening, Sept. 17,
there will be an ice cream and cake
social at the residence of Mr. John '
Riekelts, one and a half miles south '
of ivlmond. Proceeds for benefit of!
I'. 11. church. All are c -rdially in-
vited to attend.
The whole system is (trained and un-
dermined by indolent ulcers and open !
sores. DeWitt's W itch Ha/.tl Salve
speedily heals them. Moore ^ How
ard.
It doesn't matter m... h whether
sick headache, biliousness, indigestion
and constipavion are caused by nevrh-et
or unavoidable eireuinstances; Dt-
Witf. Little i'.a-ly ers wils speedily
cure them all. Moore i'c Howard.
: Don't triile nw:iv tin
have ch< b ra morbus •
l'ight the m in the
| wi'lllDl'Vilfhl , lie an,! (
R. Harlow attended the Democratic
central committee meeting in Okla
homa City on Saturday.
Mrs. C. W. Sprague returned from
El Reno on Saturday. Miss Ruby
Tho mill has tho latcsi improved You <
Of I <!«•)• '
the boweb
machinery and is capaU>
75 bbls <,i' Hour per day; ahso a < i'n
and feed plant.
K very thing is nearly new and in
first class condition, with a good local
n't have
a instan'
when you
diarrh<ca.
beginning
L'holera cure,
for results,
and it leaves
ly condition.
On Wednesday m
'ih« bhov\
Cannon, an accomplished young lady,. trade, p enty of wheat in country and
acco mpanied her.
PurnHoy
>l.W Scott.
J. I Mc.Vtuo.
Nt\ onicw.
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OITY l rriCHBB.
W. (Mlri K jf
11 II. M
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Mrs. Dr. (i. A. Hughes, of Guthrie,
spent Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs.
It. 1). l'otts.
Mrs. Cobb requests ladies to exain-
j. \j. ino her 1'oii.kt iioous, Saturdays, at
Kansas City Weekly Star sent to
any one who pays a years subscription
$1.00, on the Sun-Dhmociiat.
"Summer Goods at Cost," yes, and
much less while they last, at Forster
& Thompson's
l'arties purchasing a bicycly of Geo
H. Klein will be taught how to ride
free of charge.
MissOhla Hunt, of Guthrie, visited
with her sister, Mrs. Fd Fielding, the
first of the week.
Mrs. George Babcock is visiting at
Wichita, Kans.
. (J. Morgan went to Guthrie Wcd-
in store.
Will sell at a bargain, at less than
cost of machinery. The reason for
selling is the death of one partner and
poor health of the other.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress J. C. Galliiiuoii,
Edmond, Okla.
There will be a meeting of the W.
C. T. U. next T : > I . the ID, at Mrs.
D. Reeder's. All numbers must be
present if possible and many others
as feel interested.
Mooie & llo
ard.
FtpubMcan Primary.
At the republican piim; ry held in
the tit ball on Saturday. ,1. «.
Adamson was w minaled for trustee;
Jno. Leonard for clerk; II. 11. lligbee
for treasurer; Jus. I.undy and E. J.
Oordan, constables; Dr. J. W. Comp
and II. Wakerwitz, Justices of I'eace.
m thai time 'till tlx
«in an uproar.
ng list Ilond
i in Edmond.
' lei't, the town
DO you wish to Insure.
j )Q you wish to sell your farm?
IX ) you wish to buy town or country
property on easy terms?
\ K you do, call on or address,
CLASSEN BUCKS,
ICDAIOND. - OKLAHOMA.
FPMOIND LdU^TBEK. QCM.P,AJNY
Tho Onre>:-r,omburcl I,umbor o.
Lumber, Hardware, Implements, Stov^s
Tinware, Pumps, Coal t?r, lvool
Paint, Implement Paint.
I, G. BR!
The show it .-elf is at
show of that size. It
of bringing to town a la-g
of people, -they had to s*
s tin
tho ele-
:.t," in j-
the
S
DMO ND
HOE
o-
O
RE.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World's Fair.
•oa
qhri wnua aii us nu
t Cough Srrupj To ilea 0<j<jU. L
Kansas Sta'o Fair, Wichita, Kan.,
Sept. 21 to 26- for the above occasion
tickets will bo on sale from all points
in Oklahoma at one fare for the round
trip. Advice a:i t. dates of talc and
limit will be advertised later.
CREAM
MOST PERFECT MADE
• mini dated to their sorrow. A b t. 1
if | rolTessional gamblers and thieves
tre with tlie show and evt ry device
known to such people wan resorted t<
for the purpose of extorting money
froftt tho uususpecting. Men that
should have known better played
against "a dead sure thing," aud in
every case came out looser.
Tho city fathers should pas* an
ordinanee, fixing the license at such a
figure, t ut a show ot that caliber
could not stop here.
A Small Bid*c>.
At 4:80 f. m., on Saturday, a fire
started in the Kdmond cotton gin.
The cotton passing through one of the
gin stands caught on lire, the supposi-
tion i* from a maU-h that was in U>c
cotton. Tho engineer turned on th.
steam ami put the fire out iu short or-
d<
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It, is not iieecs.sary. to i;o to
Ciuthrio or Olclulioma City lor
Slioi'.s but t;onio to our store*
"\\ <j can furnish u-11 kin<Ls, all
sizes and at
l^'irn^ Shoos a
Lailies
ill prices.
specialty.
A. KOPFHAMMER,
f
BTIOAT") ST.
Jas. Kivlehen came up from Miami,
'l luiriday of tut week fur I Cm ofT.rtw PowJtr. r,r
the purpose of attending tho Normal Ammonia, Alum or any other adulteran* Kdmond for the prompt nm
8 1 rl ng ;
40 Vrars th* StendawJ-
PI 11 ! j K. H A rs NV\ 11
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■ Watches,Clocks S Jeweln&j
i I'XJ.I i*K i l,H Cn-il.s I . It.f. , Hi,en ; r, t ' ' J '
Repairing a Specialty.
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The Edmond Sun--Democrat. (Edmond, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, September 11, 1896, newspaper, September 11, 1896; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc141990/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed April 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.