The Edmond Sun--Democrat. (Edmond, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 2, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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LION STORE
139 and HI Mnir> St.
OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T.
July ist we start our annual clearing sale.
THE EDMOND SUN-DEMOCRAT
klrwin Thomas, Proprietors.
Entered at the Pcwtofliee at Edmond, O. T.
for transmittal through tne mulls as second
)n«s mall matter.
to advertisers ytjio Subscribers.
Your ftdrertieeramiU ami local# will be con-.
°AVth.'aL'Ly^ !Never before in the history of the territory
all ailfertisemeutfi an«: com- j ,11 1 I 1 J*
«behaud«iu>oti«t«r tuan! has there been such an array of bargainsclis-
.!played for your selection. We have gone
through our stock and e\'cry dollars worth of
i summer goods must be sold.
There is no such a thing as profits being considered. Note a few of the
many good things in store for you in the following departments.
INDEPENDENCE DAY-**,
sdarsuoi
Wednesday at uoi
{^-Advertising rate* mads kuow
i appl
DIRECTORY.
£DMOND LODGE, No. 5, I. O. I). F. meet- J
every Wednesday night. Members In j^ood
standlnc fraU rually Invited to attend.
G A J Illmes. 8oc. J W Comp, N. G.|
A. 0. U.W. meets Tuesday of each week. Vis-
iting brotbern cordially invited.
Fbed Slkei-eu, Rec. J F. Suiinek, M. W.
VETERAN ANDB0N8 UNIONCLUB-Meet
Very Monday night ot 7 p. in., In old City
Hall.
21 REGULAR communication of Ed-
^#T^inoiid Lodge A. F. and A. M. No4
meets on first aud third Saturday of
/^r *eaeh month at 7:30 p. in.
All members in goodstandln*; are Invited to
attend. J. \V. Hon uto W.M.
R. Thatcher, 8ecy.
EDMOND LODGE NO. 9. I. O. G. T Meet®
every Tuef'lay cYcuiut; at 7 p. in., in the |
byteriuu church, Member* of tbo order
cordially invited to meet with
Eli
H.T.A. NO. n^O. mretf «t Kdmi
aud 3rd Saturday of each (non 1 b n
p.m. Aliiiiberhof thoorder in k<
ii B cordially invited to meet with i
O. N. Elhl
A L. Horr, Boc.
ib.C.T.
1st
GoTernor...,
Beoretary... .
At tome j <i«i
hiefJubtice
ociata Justices .
M linrnen
T. J. Lows
'ii oC'
. Roy II
Vs
? S Naule
t alii. R Hrook*
. Frank Dale
(A. (i.e. Blervr
COUNT* OFFICERS.
Sheriff
Register of Deed
Herk
Treasure!
County Attorney.
Pro'iatn Judge
surveyor
Superintendent •.
..J R. Barrows
I M. Owens
R A.t affrr-y
,.\v l Alexander
W R.Taylor
\«a Jones
..R B. Putts
. Alioe V Biotmau
( R. Klidner.
} Htuno.
(11, Ovorholser.
citt offices*.
Treasurer
Clerk
Justice Peace
Marshal
Trustee^: S. S. Leom
Tuttle. J. L Mitch. W
. W. r.Brissey
11.11. Moose
i. W.Cotnp
Randolph Kibbs.
I K Hiatt. W ll.
ilulTinau
CHURCH fJOThS.
German Lutheran service every Sunday at 11
a.m. Sunday sehoul before service—in the
public srhool-hoiis«'_ opposite to the Presby-
terian cburcl;
Baptist—PreochinB every Sunday at 11 a. m.
^ and 8 p.m. b. Y.fP. C. Suudny at 7 p. m.
r Sunday School at 10 a. m.
" Rev. e. i. Case, Pastor.
iwims 1. w. Belt, Pros b. y. p. u.
W j. Moopy, S.S. Supt.
Methodist Episcopal Cnt-Brn-Services as
follows: Preaching every Sunday morniuK at
11 ii. in.,evening 8i>, m.. Sunday School 9::#' a.
m. lipwortli Laiurue 7 p. in., Bible Reading
•and Prayer Meeting every Tliureday x p.
m. Rev. Geo. Ed. Allan, Pastor.
PBE8BYTERIAK.- Services at. Edmond. 11 a
m. aud n p.m.. on 1st and Urd Sabbath of
each month, Services at l)«er Creek at 11 a.
ui. on 2nd and 4th Sabbath, of each mouth.
t> jTbo Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor (Union) meets at the Presbyterian
Church overy Wednesday flveuiug at 8:30.
Sunday School at Edmond 9:45 a, m. ovory
bvndiy. rev. A. T. Hubeb, Pustor.
r catuouc—High mae6 and sermon at 10 a
m. and benediction anil sermon at 7 p.m.
at Yukon, flrst cSunday. 8t. Johns church,
Edmond, second Jaud fourth, St. Patrick'
Church, Deer Creek, third and tifth Sunday
ach montu. Fatt er Van lluflcl, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church South : Services
••-erf -ecoiulSunday at 11 a in. and • :"KJ p.
in., in tho Presbyterian Church
Ri.v. j. E. Dim ii, Pastor.
N, B. RUHL, M, D.
Over Peoples' Uonlc.
P. O. Box 303, ■ EDMOND, O. T
0"2"dstecoxjoo"2" .
\?/ Orrificial and Major y?/
f^\ Surgery a Specialty, /jy,
ALrO TREATS
Chronic Diseasas, Nervous and
Cataarahl, by mail and at oftiec.
HOURS—8 to 9 a. m.
3 5 P' "'■> EXCl'pl Sunday
Consultation at Office SYee
UV. COM P. M. I).
Physician &
Surgeon.
Oiiice on Broadway, opposite
Carey, Lombard Lumber co.
EDMOND, - O, T
H. H. MOO SIC
real estate and
pension agent no-
tary public and
LAND ATTORNEY.
Deed-. Mortgages and aliLe^ul Instruments
Carefully Drawn.
BFFKE 4N TOWN MALI.
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA
JP. >3- ELLIS,
Physician
^ and Surgon.
Edmond, O. T.
• Calls answered promptly day or night
JUDGE M.C.WHITE,
Attorney-At-Iiaw
Office in CStall-
EDMOND; OlvLA
Dry Goods,
20 pieces of chicked and striped
l>imities, all new patterns,
these goods were sold for 10
and i2'j,but while they.
last our clearing price.
White Goods.
10 pif.cks of 30 inch satin jrtripe
and checks. These are our
regular 15c stuffs. Oulft p
cleaning price J
y5c.
Domestics.
2^' wide lirov.n sheeting.. 12 ',(■
2 V " bleached sheeting. 14yjc
(iood yard w ide bleached mus -
lin cheap at 7c, clearing sale
price 4c
Good assortment of Standard
prints at 3>ac
Corsets.
4 do/, in white and drab worth
50c, our clearing sale price 25c
Shoes.
50 pairs of Misses Button Shoes, sizes from 10 to 2. These areall new,
fresh goods and not one pair worth less than 51.50. Clearing sale price 98c pair
100 pairs of Ladies Oxfords. Profit or even cost is not considered Ev-
ery pair we can guarantee the wearer. They will be sold at our clearing sale.
Mens Congress Plow Shoes. They are worth fi.25 of any mans money.
Clearing sale price 75c
Overalls and Jumpers.
25 doz. Mens Heavy Blue Dennem Overalls, the regular 50c kind. Our
clearing sale price 40c
25 do/.. Jumpers made of heavy material. Our clearing sale price.. .40c
1000 2 bushel grain sacks. Clearing sale price 10c (
The store is full of such bargains, Come early while the assortment is good. I
WRITE FOR SAMPLES AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS I
THE LION CASH STORE.
The Fastest Growinc Store Tri the Territory
SUNLETS.
Edmond will celebrate.
Machine Oil at Moore & Howard's.
Elta H. Ja>ne went to Guthrie Sun-
day.
A. H. Classen spent Sunday in the
city.
Wood received on subscription at
this oiiice.
(ieorge Farrar spent Sunday in Ok-
lahoma City.
Bicycles and bicycle sundries at Al-
x McDonald's.
Old papers for sale, 20cts per linn
di ed, at this otlice.
E. J. Sinillie, of Wellston was in
town the first of the week.
The Weekly Kansas City Star
Sun-Dkmocrat for $1.00.
Rev. (ieo. K. Allan will preach his
farewell sermon in the M. E. Church
on Sunday, July 4. ltev. Allan has ac-
cepted a call to Pachuca, Mexico, a
mining town near the City of Mexico.
The congregation over which he Mill
preside as pastor is an English colony
in our sister republic; he will receive
a salary of about $1,800 per year. It
is with regret that we note the depar-
ture of the ltev. Allen from Edmond;
he certainly accomplished a vast
amount of good during the time he
has been in our mid3t—ever ready to
denounce that which was wrong and
an unflinching advocate of that which
was right, yet, at all times a broad,
hTgh minded man. We rejoice to know
that he goes to a Held of greater use-
fulness. We join his many friends in
wishing him and his estimable wife
many successful years in the vineyard
of the Lord.
Chas. J'atten and his mother return-
ed to their home in Illinois Thursday.
A. W. Signer, the blacksmith, first
door south of post otHce on Broad
street. This man has taken the Keeley
cure; he still sharpens plows fer ten
cents; he can lay plows, 12 inch for
The Eagle Mills, on Saturday, sent I $1.50; 14 inch $2.00; pointing 50 cents;
three wagon loads of flour to Oklaho-. setting wagon tires 50 cents, setting
ma City. buggy tires $1.00- Shoeing; "Excuse
All work is guaranteed and that
Horn to the wife of James Kirby, on
Tuesday, a boy. Mother and child do-
ing nicely.
Born to the wife ot Ed Fielding, on
Wednesday night, a girl. Mother and
child doing nicely.
( . H. Fink, of Lockhart, is enjoying
a visit from his father and mother, of
Polk county, Missouri.
Lopp & Comp shipped several con-
signments of peaches, this week, to
Denver, Colo., and other points.
Children's Day was observed in the
Baptist church, in this city, on Sunday
last with appropriate exercises.
Prof. Doran left on Friday for New-
kirk; he will teach in the institute at
that place for the next thirty days.
Frank Peek, of St. Joseph, Mo., is
visiting his parents; he expects to re-
turn to St. Joseph in about two weeks.
A matched game of base ball will
be played in this city on Saturday,
July 3rd., between Guthrie and Ed-
mond.
! me.
[you know."- A. w. Signer.
Wanted—144 peach eaters. I have
that number of trees hden with fruit;
wheat and oat harvest is over. Now
comes the peaches and not having suf-
ficient help 1 fear some will go to waste
therefore, 1 extend the invitation to
come and eat peaches.
John Pickets.
Ii miles south of Edmond.
The Educational picnic held on Sat-
urday last at Riverside park, near Ok-
lahoma City, was a grand success
Pres. Murdaugh and family, Prof.
Allen and family, Prof. Thompson and
Miss Maud Thompson, Prof, ltoss and
wife, Prof. Thatcher, Lee Ballou, Har-
ry Mclntyre and Hugh Adams, of this
city were in attendance.
Geleliratio
at
Edmond
Saturday,
July 3rd.
GOOD SPEAKING
GOOD MUSIC
and amusements of all
kinds have been ar-
ranged for.
Fire work 5
In the evening.
Chlsholm Bridge.
For the benefit of all concerned I
submit the following report:
AMMOVNT SUBSCRIBED.
Eorster & Thompson $4.00
W H Tuttle 2 00
J li Taylor 100
Itoop 50-
J S Snyder 1 00
Finch & Nelson 1 00
J W Walters 2 00
G H Brauer 2 00
Kibby Bros 2 00
Ed Fielding 2 00
Potts & Co 1 00
Sprague & Son
Eagle M ills
J W Comp
Geo H Klein
W K Chapman
Edgerton & Shaver
J AY Howard
J J Slien
F S Peck
Edmond Lumber Co
lteder & Son
H ,J Cullen
Samuel Reder
.1 O Allen
Randalls
F W Smith
C W Alexander
Poll Tax (H W Corey)
Total
. 1 00
5 00
, 1 00
a 00
100
. 200
. 200
. 50
. 1 00
. 2 50
. 50
. 50
. 30
50
. 1 00
. 50
. 1 00
. 3 50
45 30
disbursements.
Edgerton & Shaver; material....$1.20
Roop; black smithing.
Geo Fox; Mason
Cyrus Whitaker; Mason..
John Hunt
Labor
J oseph Tyler
Ed Hunley
40
...23 00
... goo
... 1 21
... 12
... 10 00
... 2 10
45 30
The True Remedy.
Repine, editor Tiskllwa, III.,
hief," says: "We won't keep house
without Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and Colds. Ex-
' perimented with many others, but
never got the true remedy until we
used Dr. King's New Discovery. No
other remedy can take its place in ur
! h( me, as in it Ave have a certain and
sure cure for coughs, colds,Whooping
cough, etc.*' It is idle to experiment
with other romedies, even if urged on
you as just as good as Dr. King's New
Discovery. They are not as good, be-
cause this remedy has a record of cures
and besides is guaranteed. It never
fails to satisfy. Trial bottle free at
j Moore & Howar l's Drug Store.
Dissolution Notlco-
Notlcc is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Dr. F. M. Moore and Dr. J. W
Howard, is to day dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts due the said
firm may be paid to either or the above
named parties. Dr. J. W. Howard
wilt continue the business at the old
stand. F. M. moore.
J. W. Howard.
Edmond. O. June 12, 1897.
Froo Pills,
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen,
Co., chicage, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
constipation and Sick Headache. IVr
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak-
11 by their action, but bv giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly in-
vigorate the system. Regular size 25c
per box. Sold by Moore A Howard
Druggists.
FARMERS,
J-iere is your Opportunity.
We Want -
2,000,000 LBS, OF BUTTER FAT.
Guarantee to Pay
NOT LESS THAN ] p) Q PER POUND.
Averaujo Priee lor tlio Year.
Oklahoma Creamery Co.,
WATEl iLOO, < )KLjY.
tbe
IS A
Munson
Typewriter
GOOD MACHINE
J. R. HUGHES,
Practical Horseshoer.
Plow Work a Specialty
J".T,
EDMOND. 1. T
.■.arti8tiu barber'
m DRESSER
The social given by the ladies of St-
John's church on Thursday night of
last week, was a success. The ladies
feel grateful to the band boys for furn-
ishing the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Peck, on Monday
night, gave a lawn party in honor of
their son Frank. A large number of
young people were present; all report
a royal good time.
Protracted meeting will be held, com-
mencing July 9th at 7 p. 111., at or near
Pleasant Hill school house by ltev.
Davis.
J. 11. Jio\ I).
"Time and tide waits for no man."
An occasional dose of Cheatham's Chil
Tonic often saves you from a long
spell of sickuess "No pay no cure.'
Put up in both Tasteless aml^bittcr
styles. Tasteless in 50 cent size.
Cheatham's Chill'Tonic is peculiarly
adapted to persons In enfeebled health
and invalids. It assists digestion and
is a perfect strengthener and appetizer.
Satisfaction or money refunded. Put
up in both the Tasteless and bitter
styles. The Tasteless in 50 cents size
Tomorrow, Saturday, July 3rd., the
old soldiers, assisted by the citizens of
Edmond, will hold an old-fashioned
Fourth of July. The various commit-
tees in charge of the eelebratiou re-
port everything moving along nicely
and that indications point to a grand
success.
On Monday night the Itepublicau
club of the north end of Oklahoma Co.
held a meeting in the city hall, for the
purpose of-electing delegates to attend
the Territorial Republican League
Convention to beheld a? ti lieno, July
1st. Eighteen delegates were electcd;
no doubt but that the attendance at
i the convention will be large an ! that
Edmond was well represented
A 50 cents Iron Tonic. Pure sola
ble Iron concentrated,and pure Amor-
phous Quinine is contained in Cheat-
ham's Tasteless Chill Tonic, making it
the most desirable Iron Tonic on the
market. It is a true tynic, strength-
ener, appetizer, toner up of the 8) stem
and blood purifier, only 50 cents.
He shook and he shook, till his shak-
ings were chronic,
He then bought a bottle of Cheatham's
Chill Tonic.
He said to his friends, though a shaker
of yore,
Thanks to the ( heathani's 1 am a
shaker no more.
Total
w. h. Tuttle.
It is expected that the bridge will
be opened foi travel to-morrow. The
citizens of Edmond are indebted to
Mr. Tuttle for the interest he displayed
in the matter—soliciting and assisting
in many ways; also John L. Mitch gave
his time and assistance in having the
abutments erected promptly.—Ed.
Ballard's Snow Liniment
is a remedy that would be in every
home if all knew what thousands in
all parts of the continent have learned.
Those who have used ordinary lini-
ments are amazed at what Snow Lini-
ment doesand the rapidity with which
it does it. Cures Lame Back, Rheu
niatism, Neuralgia, Soreuess, Bruise
Strains—Muscular Pains anywhere.
Equally for Animals. K. E. Morse,
Traveling Salesman, Galveston. Tex.,
says: " Two bottles of Ballard's Snow
Liniment cured me of Rheumatism
of three months standing". When
buying, remember Snow Liniment has
no substitute. Pcice 50 cents. Sold
by j. W. Howard.
JVIONEY.
If you want tn borrow money
on real estate or chattel mort-
gage be sure and see G. W. Lim-
erick ot Oklahoma City before
you deal elsewhere, lie has
lentyofit to loan at current
rates, and on the most reason-
able terms. Fair dealing and
honorable treatment guaranteed.
Oft ice over l.ion Store.
insuroytiur wheat.
Wheat insured in stack or bin,
against fire or lightning for any length
of time, John Pfaff, Agent.
Advertised Latter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the postollice of Edmond, O. T
for the week ending June 24, 1807.
Mrs. Mary Kerby. Geo. Burns.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say "advertised" and pay
one cent. c. J. Bowman, P. M.
JL Mars Tiling for You.
A t ransaction in which youcannotloselso
■urn thing, biliousness, sick hcaduche, fur-
led tongue, fever, piles and a thousand other
ills are caused by constipation and sluggish
liver. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the won-
derful new liver stimulaut and iutestinal
tonic are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. c. U. C. are a sure
thing. Try a box to-day, 10c., Vtr>c.. IiOe.
ttauiple and booklet free. Bee our ^
Racing plat#s made to order
nlso toe weights and steel shoes
interfering and over reaching |
Was awarded first premium in shoes. Corns, chronic founder
Madison, Wisconsin, Slate Fair, pigeon toes and quarter cracks
Mineral Point and Dodgcrville cured.
(Wis.) fairs, also lied Oak, Iowa,
and Oklahoma City, O. T.
vUJIDUM
Wood work in carriages, buggies
and wagons done l>y a first class
workman. Prices reasonoble and
nil work guaranteed.
A Full Line of Wagons, Buggies and Carts.
A high grade standard of
excellence, containing morn
valuable points than can be
found in any other one
Typewriter.
ADDRESS KOR PARTICULAR
munson typewriter company,
MANUFACTURERS,
24-244 W.Lake St. Chicago, 111.
Only $22.50
Zdmorxd
California
At the timi* nf tlio Christian Kn-
drnvor 1 unviMit ion iu July.
Ahovc rato will altto apply to
int««rnimliatn point-, and in tho
rt'versp diroctiou.
OVEn THE
Santa Fe Route
Thouch mails for a •peeiat oc-
ruhion. 11 vx ill U-
OPEN TO ALL.
If you iihvb wcltod for a low rato
Geo. H. Klein
—i>i:.\i.i:it ix—
Harness, Saddles, Fly Nets, Whips
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs.
g: My Goods are the Best.
Itepairing did Neatly and with Dia
patch. Guarantee iny Work.
Broadway, - - Edmond 0. 1
\\. j. BUCK, 0. p. a., 1. t. a *. f.r'j
Tuptka, knu<«s
}*ler\rvj Hagar\,
! edmonh's merchant tailor,
11s prepared to ma he
fashionable suits, < n
short notice, at bed-^~~
rock prices.
The Edmond Band will furnish the
music for the Fourth of July celebra-
tion. The band has made wonderful
progress the past six months, and it
can truthfully he said that it is one of
the best bauds in the territory.
Herron Items
Wheat harvest is about over.
The shower last Saturday night will
| help corn.
The whistle of the steam thresher
is heard early and late.
A. Shepard has been harvesting for
Mr. Dickerson the first of the week.
A. Comstock and family and Miss
Belle Dickerson dined with Simon
Starr Sunday.
Soma of the farmers are not satis-
lied with six days out of seven, but go
to the harvest Held 011 the Sabbath.
Moses Drake, who has been in Kan.,
during the past year, returned last
Hannah & Melvinney,
Watches,Clocks s fewell' .
Repairing a Specialty.
BltOAI) ST 11 EKT,
E DMOJS'Dlr,
I
I 5Caveats, nnd Trr.de-M«rka obtiloed and all Pat-J
< • J f'<r Mooratr ftca. .
1 $oua Orricc 19 Oppositi; u,-*.; ATtNTOrrietJ
$.111.1 wc can e« lire raU ntla lo Uue llua IUJ l K
' frtmotafi n W n . , . t
I 5 Send model, drawing or \rith drwrip-J
I Jiion. We advisr. it r«t. .iulI .. or not,
5ill.irge. Ourfee ii"! due U ti ured. }
/ A Pamphuct, " H"v'' toO«>taiii I'atenn," w£lhj
t free. Addre
\ the U. b. aad twrciya tuuutrki
-, oue. ,
big ad. I
II j.iry II ajea hai a fullsa;);>ly o f j week to harvest the wheal crop on his
goods from the well known house of farm
Woolen Co., Chicago. 111. He has
obtained prices that enable him to
make suits at "way down" ligures,
The rooms in The People's Bank
building, formerly occupied by A. H.
Classen, have been refurnished and
will be occupied by Br. j: W. Howard
and Dr. E. ti. Ellis.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
-Da-
CREAM
BAKING 1
POWDER
A Pure Grape Cream of Ttrtar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDA^U
sk Ben.
Do you Suffer from Plies
If you only knew what thousands
of people have learned you would
suffer no longer. Surgery has been
the only radical help for heuimor-
rhoids (protruding piles) and that of
ten fails. The discovery that the com-
mon buckeye is a specific for these
troubles, and makes it easy to do
what operations have frequently failed
to do. Tabler's Buckcyp V'U >int-
inent postively cures^every form of
piles—bleeding itching and protrud-
ing. The remedy that has cured
thousands and will not fail in your
case. Price, in bottles, 50 cent*, in
tubes, 75 cents. Sold l y J. W. How-
ard.
RucAlen's Arnica Salve
The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and all 'Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25c. per box. Por sale by Moore
Howard.
The household goods belonging to
Dr. E. M. Moore were shipped to him
011 Wednesday last. This is an indi-
cation that the Dr. has left Edmond
for good.
Bicycles for rent an 1 bi cycles re
paired in a workman-llke-manner on
short notice oy Alex McDonald.
Kansas City Weekly Star sent to j
any one who pays a years subscription
$1.00, on the Sun-Dkmochat.
Look out for that big Slaughter sale
that Is shortly to be inaugurated by
Ecrster & Thompson.
Daily KansasCit y Star and Sun
Dkmociiax #4.00 in advance.
John Pfaff will iusure your yylieat
against lire and lightning
Did you see those big . ■> cent towels
at Eorster & Thompson's.
2 quart Granite Coffee Pot. 45 cents
Potts and Co
Insure your wheat in stack or bin.
John Pfaff, Agent.
POTTS & CO
Goods bought cheap
will be sold "way
down"forcash. Call
at the old McCredie
building on Broad
St. for anything in
the hardware line.
POTTS cV CO.
jC.A.SRSQW&CO.f
£ opr. patc* ■ Crncc. Washington.
WIRE HOPE SF.LVAGF.
•Poultry, Farm, Gardon, Coraotefy,.
Lawn, Bail road and Kabbit
Feacincr.
Tliononnds mile* in uio. Catalogue
frti. Freight 1'uld. l'rlocs Low.
Hi" UcMULLEN WOVE* WIRE FEME CO.
11 l 11:, 113 ini us a h. t,t 31. iu.
Wanted—Ail Idea SS
1 Protect y> ur IdPfl*; In > you
1 Wrin.^JOllV WtUim (h('R Vnf.-nt atjjor.
The last rore of suunui'r is in bloom
on the hill
And nods time to the whip-poor
will.
"Cheatham's Chill Tonic has cured the
iust chill.,
"You can shatter the bottle now if
you will."
I'l'o be uu/)g about ^pyemiw.j
LOOK HERE!
AT
SOME
BIG
CUTS.
Set4 wha t w(411 a v<4 to cp 11 ei?
yon in s31 ii< * si a pit > am 1 lim-
ey Hi 11111 iu'L* Dress Groods,
Shirt Waists, and at line oi*
-mot
)< *rs
kS 111
are
wiueii
>r< >k<
(11<
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE NOTVTP.
Oo you wear Ihem? next In need try I pair,
Best In the world.
sz.no
12.25
FOR BOYS
J'rintei^ Organdies redu^i; J
12J to
" i:
Shoes. Mens Redueed from
Dotted S\n iss r^'diu'ed from
t 12A ti
!
Shoes, Ladies red ieed from
firas- tinen re^jcui. iu
'MjV)to
:
Oxfords redupotl from
Dimitvs reiluced f^oni
^10 to
|
Oxfords reduced from
Corilonnet reduced from
( 15 to
2J i
Misses 8ho«'> reduced from
.1 aeon as reduced from
15 to
10
Infant.s hI^k
('ordonnet redtieed from
1(1 t<
r> 1
Did you ever see iiM^e big towels at
Oroisette rt'«lueed from
17) to
10 •
And the Ladies .Vests at
Wool Challie reduced from
2(1 to
ol
Jumpers
Wool Chollie redueed from
','( to
lo :
Overalls
A lilie of iiatiste and Muslins. \
«v I'relty p
it- ,
If. 1 Bandana Handkerchief 21-21
terus, reduced from
CIJ t.
1
A good 11 ox*, guaranteed to be fast
All Shirt Waists redueed from
."> to til per n
nt |
Mens Hlack Half Hose
limn-
$1 2r to «j;>
1 Ik) toV>
•J <M> *0 1 '25
«T to oil
1 r~4 to 1 (X)
•j()
If you want 1 line DRESS SHOE, mad# In tta latwf m
I 'tylei, den't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.CO or YOU '>111 11-.III,
OS Shoo. They fit equal to cuttom ni.'.Je and look and :
j woaraswe't, If you *lsh toeconomhohyourfootwearj
I doioly purchatln^ W. L. Douglas Shoct. Name and
pice stamped on tho bottom, look for !t whon you buy \
W. JL i;ivv*lv«u.SI>ee. ^ t>j. \
If you wait un'il the best of these dre<s patterns are v^jne, you in iy miss something ;ka
FORSTER & THOJVIPSON
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