Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 267, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1894 Page: 4 of 4
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Highest of all
Leavening Tower.— I.ate t U.S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
4B^OttTELV PURE
Telephone No. 41
I), B Madden Is In Kansas City
Merry Rlohprdson has returned to
Perry
Mis. Sarah Whist!,,;'
Ih over from
T
i in
S c & Fox agency vlilting friends.
■w!!:;a;"lnTl>err^rMonday,Vriine
little girl. .
Booms to rent—Outside rooms In
hrli-k block. Enquire at No^K
Flrst street.
Th ra Will be some choice rooms to
rem at tlic Angelo after May 1. At
nly to A. 0. Scott.
Mrs. Willis Ivors, wife of tbe^
eltv marshal, is convalescing from
long and severe illness.
Vm. Judge Violet relumed Wed-
BSSday from a five month's sojourn at
^ r old home in Mississippi.
For Sals-Two very desirable resi-
dence lots on west Fourth street T.n-
n lire at No. 200 First street. 27-tf
ieeoream, the finest In the city at
tliiilrand Avenue Ios Cream parlors.
T. 11. i >roup, proprietor. 24-tf
The telephone number of the editor'
of the TlMKB-JOTRNAL Is now 79. Of-
ft. rs trom7 - . in. to 7 a.m.
For Kent—Furnished room In
First National Bank building. In-
quire Timks-Journal ofllcc.ii-tr
Mrs. E. E. Whittaker and children
have g ne to Emporia to visit :i
month with Mrs. Whlttakert parents
Tlie Misses Olddlngs, a sister and i
c. •••'• f Mrs. E. A. Cooke, are here
from !(,.;nhani, Texas, visiting that
lady,-
Miatt ~ Agnes and Fannie Moori
came up from Norman yesterday to
visit .th their young friend, Miss
May nichols.
l.et us remind you that now is til'
time to take DeWltt's Sarsaparllla, it
will do you good. It recommends it
self. HMjtt&Co.
If v u want a dish of pure Ice
cre.itn and some of Mrs. (iroups home
m i ic c ike call at the Grand Avenui
Ice Cream parlors. 24-tf
Any 1 ne wanting flrst-class dress-
making done at their home, call on
Mrs. Waynick on Main street in West
Oklahoma. All work guaranteed.
2'.-6*
Money to loan on real estate, chat-
tels, horses, mules, watches, dia-
monds, Jewelry, etc. C. A. Gardner,
room 11, Button block, 1081 Mair
street. 18-1 mo
Wanted—A housekeeper to do gen
era' h lUsowork and carc for three
children. Must come well recorr-
meuiit'l. Address, Tim Garner, Eda
P. 0., Okla. 27-0'
Foil Sale—A four room bouse am
lot between Fifth and Sixth stree
on Broadway. One-third down and
balanc on time. Enquire at No. 201
First street. 27-tf
N >tt's idea was to temper Ills sen-
tence on Burke & Brown to their
Unancial and physical condition, am
gav. them $250 and ten days. He
made a mistake. It should have
been TiO days and $10.
Owing to a break in the gas tubes
the open air illumination on the cor-
ner ' Main and Robinson did not
take i ice last evening, but will bt
giv -n tonight with a new a-'! elegant
change of scenery. 27-1
> (nothing wrong when you tire too
easily. Something wrong when th<
skin is not clear and smooth. Some-
thing wrong when the blood is impure
i or. I hing right when you take De
Witt Sarsaparllla. It recomincnds
itself. Scott & Co.
The industrial army held another
inoeting last night, and enrolled sev-
eral-more recruits. They also parad-
ed the streets and made quite a show
lutf. They are going to hold a cele-
bration on May 1st if they can't
secure low ratos to Washington.
"Can a Judge terrorize the press,
the bar and the people?" is the ques-
tlon that must be settled—and it
might ''1st as well be settled now as
at any future time. It is evidently
Scott's aim to stop all criticism, no
matter how Just It may be—and we
are certainly in a deplorable condi-
li-,a 't he succeeds In his endeavor.
/ Hon. Caleb R. llrouks has been ap-
pointed to succeed U. S. Attorney
Miss Mary Champlou gave
tarty Wednesday evening to her
many friends.
"Mltscher's I'lebcs" defeated the
"Clippers" In a spirited game of ball
ut the fair grounds yesterday. Score,
20 to 19.
Samuel McKlnney took out Ills final
papers as a citizen Wednesday. Ills
first papefs were blown away in the
Deer Creek cyclone last year, hut nj -
on proof of that fact their presenta-
tion was dispensed with.
Mrs. Susio E. Lane has concluded
to take a limited number of pupils in
art. Mrs. Lane Invites those inter-
ested In art to call and examine her
•ollection of oil paintings at the Tur-
ley block, corner First and Broadway,
Oklahoma City. 21-tf
Wanted—Good local agent for Ok-
lahoma City and vicinity to represent
us for the sale of baking powder ex-
tract#, yeast, etc., ctc. lVv must
Us responsible and able to give refer-
ence as all collections will be entrust-
ed to salesman Address Columbus
Chemical Works, Topeka, Kan. 27-3
On account of the I. O. O. F. 76th
inniversary to be held at El Reno
April 2Htli, the Choctaw Goal & Rail-
nay Co. will make a rate of one and
me-third for the round trip $1 75
Oklahoma City to El Reno. Tickets
in sale April 20111 good to return un-
til April 27th. IS. F, Dunn, D. 1'. A.
That lunch counter and short order
House, at the Hoffman liar, Is the
ilcest in town and If you don't be-
leve it go and try it and see for your-
«lf. Johnny Lewis is coming to the
'ron*. He don't care for a dollar. He
is enterprising and obliging, and al
vays keeps on hand pure old Ken-
tacky whiskies, good cigars, good
wines and the best to eat the market
affords.
Davidson & Case have purchased
he L. It. llaird lumber stock an I
vill remove their present stock of
umber to the yards at the east end
if Reno now occupied by the Balrd
lock. This makes the Davidsun &
.'ase stock the largest and moat com-
plete In the territory. The stock al
heir present yards will be removed
rradually and both yards will be kept
ipen for a month. 27-2d2w
Rev. and Mrs. W. 11. iucnols gave
■heir little daughter, Miss May,
peasant birthday party last night, It
lelng her 11th anniversary. They in
;lted in a large number of her young
riends, lads and lassies, to help her
•elebrate, and they apeut a most en-
joyable evening. A large number of
landsomc presents were received b;
he little lady, and very many heart)
;ood wishes. The entertainment
•onslsted of games, after which deil-
•ate refreshments were served.
About fifty invited guests were pres-
ent.
The wild beast that caused sach
•onsternation among the negroes
•outh of the City was seen Wednesday
>y some workmen • near the river on
lie Calhoun place, and was pro-
lounccd by one of the party to be a
■omuion panther, but of prodlgous
ize and apparent ferocity. The
irute has selected for Its lair the
Jungle along the river dividing the
lalhoun and Violet places, from
vhlcb It sallies forth to prey upon
lie neighboring poultry yards. It Is
nobablya female with a den of cub>
in the vicinity.
Wednesday morulng a well dressed,
mooth shaved, intelligent appearing
{cntleman walked into the office of
Attorney D. G. Lewis, and took a
seat as though familiar with the
place. Jrmes I. Taylor was the vis-
itor. After the Clay Peters trial
Taylor left, but did not Jump his
bond as lias been claimed by many,
for his bond had expired. lie returns
of his own accord and announces that
lie will be ready for trial In Septem-
ber. Had he remained away no por-
lon would have been liable, for Tay-
lor had answered to all the conditions
>f the bond.
f Walter Halilco Divorced.
A divorce was granted In the pro-
tYvnlsuf N) in put iiy.
! We, the uuderslgned attendants at
an afternoon "Tea" given by the
ladles of the Congregational church.
April 20, 1804, hereby tender our sym-
pathy to J. J. llurke and E. E.Brown,
editors of the Timkj-Jouknai., I"
their cruel and unjust punishment.
Signed by about fifty—all of one
thought and that thought intense.
Commonweal Celebration.
The Commonweal army of Oklaho
ma City together with all the trade
unions will celebrate on May the 1st,
it Evans grove, south of the ice fac-
tory. There will be a grand parade, |
good mu io, speaking, dancing and
other kinds of amusement. Come
everybody have a good time and hear
theC'oxey armv dlscussad.
Committee.
World's Fair Wlass Blowers
Still cootInui to draw large crowds
day and night at 116 Grand avenue.
They will be here this week only.
Every man, woman and child should
see them as it is the grandest exhlbl
Hon ever iu this city. Remember
the price of admission has been re-
duced to 10 cents f ir everybody.
Doors open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.
The il5 case of glass work to be
glvon away free of chart, j to the one
holding lucky number. The cas'- can
he seen at any t'uic free of charge at
116 Grand avenue. 27-tf
District Attorney For Oklahoma.
Washington. April 24.—The ap-
pointment today of Caleb R. Brooks
to he district attorney of Oklahoma
was something In the nature of a sur-
prise. The appointment as made to-
day Is not, however, a removal of
District Attorney Speed. After the
continued and and for the most part,
well sustained effort for the removal
of Speed last winter, had nearly sc-
curcd his removal, the number i f
dictinents which were brought against
laud officers In the territory acted t'
retain him in office. The president
desired that Mr. Speed should have
full opportunity to carry on the suits
which he had brought to see if he
could make good Ills many charges.
Mr. Speed's term will expire on
May 14. Mr. Brooks was appolnttd
to take charge of the office then. The
principal cases brought by Speed
sgalnst government officials will not
be heard until late In May, so it will
probably be that Speed will not liavr
a chance to prosecute ills own cases
Slaughter Houses.
Judge Clark's injunction forbid the
maintaining of slaughter houses or
pens or feeding stock on the bank of
the river. Lowensteln stopped
slaughtering, but maintained hit
stock, hogs, slieop, goats and cattle,
in pens reaching into the river, and
maintains them to this day with tons
of tilth on the slopes tipping into thi
river, and has so maintained then
any how since Judge Scott's decision.
These pens full of rot and rotter
odors are not one-half mile above the
jumping station by the course of the
Iver. And no slaughter house whlcl
has been In court is even one mill
above the pomping station by the
course of the river.
"About ifour miles"—Holy Mines!
Ten thousand people know better, t o
their sorrow and disgust.
Tills keeping of slaughter pens
reaching into the river instead of—
"Not within fifty feet of the bank"
maybe contempt of court, but as it
only endangers the lives otten thou-
sand people and dnn't worry the dig
nlty of the court, it isn't the kind of
contempt to taKO cognizance nf.
Health
LONG STRIHU
i of and <io-
I rangvnientehavtt their
[ origin in torpor of the
f liver. Derail god ap-
petite, consultation,
iiivulaehe, aour rtom-
ach, gfuwy belching*,
indigestion, or dya
pupain, aro duo to
sluggish liver.
Mr. John A. db-
flJCKItY, U. 8. Illr Ot-
or of Immigration
at Buffalo, N. V.,
writes oh follows:
" From early childhood I suffered from o slug-
Rish liver. Doctors' pn-soriptions and patent
medicine* afforded only temporary relief. I
tried I)r. Pleroe's l'l« nsant Pellets, taking
three at nlglit and two after dinner every dny
for two weeks and then one "Pellet" every
duy for two months. 1 have In six months in-
areascd in solid tlesh, twenty-six pounds. I
uni In better health than I have been since
childhood. Drowsiness and unpleasant feel-
logs after ineuls have completely disappeared.
Respectfully yours,
C. M. DUNN.
J. L. BENJAMIN
OKLAHOMA CITY FURNITURE CO.
204 and 2C6 Main Street
Oklahoma City
U. 8. Inspector of Immigration.
OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE.
Bed Room Suits from $12.00 np
Reod and Rattan Chairs, Setteas, Table* Etc
Mnionic.
Special meeting of Oklahoma Lodge
No. 3, at Masonic hall, Monday even-
ing, April 30tli, at 8 o'clock. Work
In the ilrat degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
By order of the W. M.
O. ii. Violet, Secretary.
The Woki2q's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet on
Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Church on Fifth street. Mrs.C
K. Hume and Miss Trusdell of S
Louis, will be with us and a very ii
terestlng program has been prepur t.
it is hoped that all the ladies of 11 '
church and congregation will be pn ■ •
ent. A popular -meeting will be he
at the church in the evening, at
which these ladies will be preset;!
and no one can afford to miss this i<[
pirtunity of cheering these nealou
workers. Miss Trusdel! especially de-
sires that all C. E's. of this city ma
bo present, as she speaks totiiem
only. All members of any church
ire earnestly invited to attend this
meeting. Free to all. Pauline D.
Aston, Sec.
Prof. D. W. DeLay, who visited our
cliy on the 14th last., with a view of
establishing a commercial college, is
an experienced ttaclier in the line of
studies pertaining to a commercial
school as well as in all academic
branches of an education. He holds
a life certificate to teach in any of
the public schools of Ohio. He Is also
a classical graduate from the Ohio
university at Athens, Ohio. Before
coming west he was at the head of a
business school in Springfield, Ohio.
It is a source of gratification to know
that we are to have an Institution of
learning of the kind proposed, thai
It is to be under the management of
one who has an established character
both as to scholarship and experience.
We are glad to learn that Mr. DeLaj
MOST COMPLETE SELECTION
Ever bionglit to the city. Examine our
BUS© (DHEMLLE,
LOUNGES, ILEATMEM
SM©LE WILTON IRU B
l mm ©is* o DuraiES,
Carpets made and laid the same day of purchase,
f ,und to compare with any house west of Kansas City,
Our prices and goods will be
Call and be convinced.
Shall We Have the University!
Rev. Francis leaves tills afternoon
fir El Itetio to attend the ahnual
meeting of the Congregational
churches of the territory, which will
be In session from Friday night until
Tuesday night, May 1st.
Monday's session will possess partlc
ular interest. On that day the loca-
tion of the university will be decided
Rev. Francis has been untiring in
his efforts to secure the universIM
for Oklahoma City, and has had the
earnest co-operation of the Chamber
of Commerce. It is doubtful if anj
other locality will be able to duplicate
the bid made by the executive com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce.
Rev. Francis' church will be repre
sented by the lay delegates, Col. J
W. Johnson and Jas. Widemeyer
The Chamber of Commerce will be
represented at El Reno by Mess's
Henry Will, H- Overholser, A. C.
Scott, T. W. Williamson and Col.
Johnson.
Rev. Francis is at present moderat
bate court of Lincoln county l st
week to Walter Itattlce, secretary of
the Sac & Fox tribe from Mrs. Bat-
;ice, whi' is a daughter of Principal' or of the association and will deliver
Chief Mac-ko-sali-to. Walter Is a t,he response to the address of wel
graduate o' a military college In Vlr oome by Judge Severy this evening
ginia and highly educated, while his Round trip tickets to El Reno dm
wife Is only half civilized and is what ing the association will be *1.15.
wo call a "blanket" Indian. Her " ~ ~ ~
ityle of living did not correspond l"r"i 1 r Snlr,
A tine farm with stock and farm
implements for sale for 9.1,<'00. The
John Ten Gate
Sale and Commission Dealer
in all kinds of
TJYYI3
Mules
BROOD MftRES a sSltU *
Largest Shipper" and Dealer in Oklahoma Territory
Auction Every Saturday. *t# Private Sai.es Every Day.
YARDS M,e.
Q'dowma 0. T
A VERITABLE UIAJiT.
A Man Almost Nine Fe< ! In Length
Can Now bo Seen in Oklnliou.fi f •„.
Last night a crowd was noticed to
be gathering in front of a building on
Main street corner of Broadway and
upon investigation it was learned
Has secured the commodious hall on wcre ,atracte(1 there t0 8ee tho
he third floor of the Overholser block mum|fied form ofam:l„ who ruca<ures
which will be fitted up at once for hit 18 fue, 10 lnct>es jn length. 'This won-
.'olloge. lor the present all persons derfui specimen is no petrification or
, hmnliug cutout of stone, but a vcrlt-
' ' able man dried up with the skin and
C. ABEBNETHY.
H. J. MILLEB.
school can receive the same by ad
dressing D. W. DeLay, care of till
Timbs-Journal, Oklahoma City.
even the fingers and toe nails
shown in a perfect state of preserva
tlon. The mummy is supposed to be
that of a Norseman who came to
America several hundred years befun
Columbus, and was discovered In a
tomb of sandstone several feet under
I the ground by a party of miners near
R I. All who desire to
■<ee this wonderful freak of nature
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity at once as It will be on exhibi-
tion here until Saturday evening.
"The Woman's Presbytcrial" of
Oklahoma Presbytery, met at Guth
lie, Ok., April 26th. Nearly ever;
church in the Presbytery was repre-
sented by delegates or reports of
•ocletles. Two very interesting ses-,
slons were held during the day, and
at night a popular meeting was held
at which Miss Trusdell of St. Louis.
and Mrs. Hume, of Kansas, gave in
structive addresses, both full of zeal
for missions. Mrs. Hume presided at j World's Fair Glass Dinners,
the business meeting. The society j wm give a special matinee for the
was reconstituted and the following [ (,enelltof all school children Saturdav
officers were elected for the ensuing L(ternooll from 2 to 5 p. m. The ad-
year: President, Mrs John Foster, of | mls8lon the sa[ue 10 cent8 l0 a„
ill receive a
present free of charge val-
ABEJNETHY & MILLER.
Barber shop and Bath Booms
he finest flttou up Booms in thi city. HOT .ISO OOLD HATH
ad oiibor vn't (ivuteil CJ i Is* S Ir.iiui tin, sirr I3i\>i<i-
waynndM '.n streel ,
" QUICK MEAL
, ' , mission tne same 10
Edmond; 1st vice president, Mrs H Noll(,u every chlld w
R Boyd. Norman; 2nd vice president. hand9on)e presellll freo „
Mrs 8 P Myers, Perry; 3d vice presi
dent, Mrs J 13 Readies, Orlando; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs John W
Shartel, Guthrie; recording secretary.
Mrs Ettlc Sampey, Oklahoma City;
secretary of C E S Miss Stolhi
Thompson, Edmond; secretary of
Literature, Mrs Elizabeth Aston,
Oklahoma City; treasurer, MrsEK
C'uminings, Mulhall.
up
vil
Speed, whose time will expire on May
1st. It is a most excellent appoint, I with his and they separated. In
judging from what we have Writing thedivorce tho Judge or- Ua> acrc?b!555!5!!Ste5!5l
ttceoof the gentleman, and we are dered that Hattice yay alimony in ! orchard, 80 acres valley, Jiving water,
certain he will continue the good the sum of 112 per month to support cottonwood and walnut timber,
v k prosecuted so ably and success the child wbich was placed in charge With the farm will be sold a span of
full bf Mr. Speed. of the mother. j mules, wagon, harness, prlng wagon
J ' I ! cow and calf, 2 plows and < hogs. 50
. .. acres of corn now planted, 10 acres
oats and ten acres or cotton and gar-
den truck patch. Will sell all for
$'{,00o if sold before Mav 22. Only
three miles from the city.
Inquite at Timep-Jouhnaloffice.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Congregational association of < k a-
homa will be held at K1 Reno, O. T..
on April 27, 2D, 30, and May 1, l* 4.
For the above occasion, the Choctaw
Coal * Railway company will n ako
a rate of one and one-third fare, *
for the round trip from Oklahoma
Awarded Hishest Ho iors World's Fair
□^PRICE'S
Notice to ( ontrni'turs.
Scaled piopos°ls will be received by
the Board of Education of Oklahoma
City, O. T., until 9:00 a. m. May
8th, 1894, for furnishing all mai.ei.als
and labor necessary to build and fln-
l-ih two (2) eight (8) room school build-
ings In accordance with plans and
specifications made by II. M. Kadley,
architect, Topeka, Kansas. Said
plans and specifications can be seen
at the office tftlie Board of Educa-
tion. Proposals may be submitted
for one or both buildings, but each
proposal must be separate for each
building. Each proposal must be ac-
companied with a certified ciieck of 3
per cent, of the amount of the bid
made payable to the secretary of the
board and the successful bidder must
Hie a good and satisfactory bond, with
in ten (iff) days after the day of let
ting Said bond to be equal in
amount to the contract price and
must be executed In Oklahoma terri-
tory with at least one signer, who is a
resident of Oklahoma City, In which
case his check will be returned to
ued from lOots to 50cts each free and
a special large case of glass work
given away to the school children
Saturday free of charge. Don't mls>
rare treat. Everybody will be tiierr
and if you are not there you will ucr
he in It at all. Don't forget 10 cents
Is all. 27-tf
Meat .Hill k t l'or Sale.
The meat market of W. V. Adams,
at No. 122 Broadway is offered for
<ale. It is in a splendid location an
doing a splendid bus uess. Reason
for selling: The ill health of the pro-
prietor, who is suffering with conges
tlon of the brain. Latest Improved
meat refrigerator and all other ap-
pliances. An excellent opportunity
for anyone wishing to engage In that
business. Apply at the market for
price ar-d particulars, ln-tf
Climatic Influence on Health.
Tt cannot be denied that the 'nil;:
ence of climate upon health Is great
and it is in recognition of this fur
physicians 'send patients suffering
with pulmonary troubles to great dis-
tances for "change of air." But when
ibc sufferer happens to be too poor to
act upon the advice Ills lot is hard in-
deed But It is no j necessarily Hop,
less. Dr. l'lerces I, ill (I I'll Medical
The First National Bath Rooms
are fumigated each week,
Mrs. L. M. Brown at No. 213 Main
street has the neatest little millinery
establishment ia tho city. All the
latest French fashions for the spring
and summer season. Call on her for
satisfaction in prices and work.
Everything always clean that Is
used at the First National barber
hop.
Go to II. A. Jeffrey's for your water
ind sewer cjnnections. Opposite the
pustoflice. s'2 tt
It cures blood and skin disorders
It does this quickly and permanently
Is there any good reason why you
should not use DoWitt's Sarsaparllla?
It recommends Itself. Scott & Co.
We will shave you
Neatly,
Carefully,
Quickly,
and Smoothly
at the Fir.it, National Barber Shop
Pure blood means good health. Ke-
'nforce it with DoWitt's S irsaparllla
It purifies the blood, cures eruptions,
eczema, scrofula and all diseases arls
ing from Impure blood. It recom-
mends Itself. Scott & Co.
F. H. Reed has t he finest hearse or
funeral car In the territory. Mr.
Grant Johnson who is an experienced
undertaker Is in charge. Leave call
day or night at Reed's furniture
store. 2°-tf
What makes a house a home? The
mother well, the children rosy, the
father in good health and good humor
All brought about by the useofDc
Witt's Sarsaparllla. It recommends
itself. Scott & Co.
G. W. Limerick loans money on
farm property, city property, and
chattel mortgages. Room 6, Lion
block. 4-lm :&w
De Witt's Sarsaparllla Is prepared
for cleansing the blood from Impuri-
ties and disease. It does this and
more. It builds up and strengthens
constitutions impaired by disease. It
recommcnds Itself. Scott & Co.
If dull, spirltlcss;and stupid; if your
blood Is thick and sluggish, if your ap-
netlte Iscapilclous and uncertain,you
ei'd a Satsapnrilla. For best results
take DoWitt's. It recommends itself.
•Scott & Co.
City to El iteno
Tickets on sale
him But should the successful bld-
rlor neglect or refuse to enter Into
contract at once and file a bond as
abnv<v he will forfeit the amount of
' 'ViK'Tlght is reserved, by the Board
to reject any or all bids
By order of the Board.
DKLOB WALKKH,
Attest: . es-
D. D. I.bach. Clerk
The reduction In price of work at
the First National barber shop
not lower the quality of Its work.
Creates health, creates strength,
Discovery can be had at any medicine
<iore and to it thousands whose case-
were considered desperate owe theli
"'uptoa ccrtain point In tin pro-
gress of consumption, l>r. Pieic,
Golden Medical Discovery lia positive
remedy. But d. lny Is dangerous with
consumption In a'i the condition*
ihat lead to It, the "Dlsoyery" Is the
remedy. Willi severe lingering
coughs or Weak lun^s, nothing acts s
promptly. Ev ry disease that can be
reached throuuh the blood yields to
till* medicine. The scroful in affec-
tions nf the lings that's called con-
sumption is <ino of them. Fur thls.and
for every other form of scrofula, for
•ill blood-taints and disorders, and ail
chronic bronchial, throat, and lung
affections, the "Discovery" Is the only
will rempdv . i) ciTtal o that It can be guar- < <■■ v........... I ■ J ■. -.
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ARE THE BEST.
ST V/. J. PETTEE & CO.
121 & 123 Main Street.
Dr. Henry Davis, I Dr. Uurft Davis,
Graduate Univoriity of | (irnduato nf Haskell
Maryland, Batti- i School of Dentist-
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DENTISTS.
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Specialties. Cor. ,\Ia n
boma City, Okla. Ttr.
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J. MILTON & SON,
ATTORNEYS fU LAW.
Prompt and careful attention to litigation
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renslou a <d other Departpi"i)t IIuhuioxh
specially toilolUd Notary Puidlo and Tyi c-
writer always in oiJIce. Equity BuUdlng, Ok-
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April 27 to May 1 inclusive, i[o"d to v,go,: Do Wlttl Sarsaparllla
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tentions given to land office nraaticci
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ARGHI'TEIG'F.
Rooms 12 and 13 Button building
108 Main street, Oklahoma v'ity, O.
T. A simple suggestion from a coin-
I etent architect is sometimes worth
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Burke, J. J. & Brown, E. E. Okahoma Times Journal. (Oklahoma City, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 267, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1894, newspaper, April 27, 1894; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc150471/m1/4/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.