The Grove Sun. (Grove, Indian Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 51, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1905 Page: 3 of 4
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BIG REDUCTION IN WINTER GOODS
We have always made It a rule never t: carry over any goods from
one season to the next and having now on hand some winter goods
and needing ail our room for our spring stock which is beginning to
arrive we have decided to give our customers the benefit of the foilow-
ing prices on all articles mentioned below:
UNDERWEAR ETC
All Men’s Women’s mul (Jhil- 371
dren’s 5 rte underwear now OyC
All Moil’s women’s and children's IQ
25'aufi 35e underwear now
All men’s and hoys 50o work
shirts and sweaters now
All men’s and boys' 50e raps
now OtC
11 50 and ()de wool dress goods
now ww
good 29c
79c
23c
1 Piece 40a dress
: now per yard
All $100 dress goods
only
All 30(5 dress goods now
only
All 20a dress goods now only 13s
All I0 Flannelettes now only 7j£c
All 00 Outing now only 4c
All Tic Outing now only 5'2c
All Standard American blue Garners
reds American blacks and white
Silver gray Calicos now only 'lyC
Standard Calicos in all colors a ?
few pieces m S — C
DRESS SKIRTS
All $100 Ladies’ wool dress skirts QQp
ijrnv only 'Ov
All $2 50 ladies’ dress skirts now
only
All $300 ladies’ wool dress skirts 7 70
now only $LLO
All 350 and $4 00 dress skirts AO
now only 0
All $500 ladies’ wool dress skits QO
now only
All FURS go in this sale at a big
Discount
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
YVe have a few blankets and comforts
Jeftr— -you can have at the following
prices : - — - - - - -t ’
All $450 wool blankets now $348
All $175 blankets now only $138
All 125 and $150 blankets now 98c
All $100 blankets now only 78c
All $150 comforts now only $113
All 135 and $1 00 comforts now 82c
CLOTH INO
We have the Best and most Up-To-Date
lineof Men’s Roys’ and Children’s
Clothing and pants ever shown in
Grove All the new Spring and coming
casnu styles which we are making
specially low prices on to see this line
is to appreciate it so don’t fail All
tl ese prices are good while the Goods
last There is nothing mentioned here
but what is positive bargain Come and
examine tlm Goods
CASH PAID FOR
Second-Hand Goods
AT-
BEESON’S SECOND HAND STORE
Southwest Corner of Square
GROVE ------ 1ND TER
4 1 igiiiiitorti mitt
Leaib-r-i of
Imv I’ltll'KS
W H DOHERTY
Grove
Ind Ter
1
Lm4 Office Bulletin
Tntnl uumber of cards ImumI to
Tuesday noon I63K)
Total number filed to Tuesday
noon 882X1
Number filed Friday afternoon 80
Number filed Haturday 98
Nuinlier filed Monday 85
Number filed Tuesday forenoon 95
— Talilequah Herald
Call each day this week will start
with lowest number presented
Pirating Pqley’s Honey a ad Tar
Foley dt Co Chicago originated
honey and tar as a tliroat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s
Honey and Tar many imitations are
offered fur tlie genuine Aak for
Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse
any substitute offered aa no other
preparation will give the same satis-
faction It is mildly laxative It con-
tains no opiates and Is safest for
children ami delicate persons Sold
by drove Drug Co
Last Sunday R C Fleslier who
resides in the east part of town lost
the day of the week' After a vain
attempt to gain admission to several
different stores called on J I
Bussard at his home to enquire why
the stores -were not opened and on
being informed that they did not
open on Sunday he left Immediately
for Ills home to stop the family
washing from being finished
Local News
K 111 I) V I’KHItl'A K V 17 IUD5
I’ltlSl’O It A I IIiOAl) Tl Al K CARO
A I lil'IIW' I T
West Ihmim I train arrives at (Irmv
1 1 : 1" a m
I ast houiid leaves Grove 12:2(1 p
111 111111 ‘ding at lt"iei-s with till
Itiaiii liji'S No i for the west and
Nos 6 and 12 for the east
It J Si miik pon Agent at drove
! NSAS CITY SO Li I’ll 10 UN R It
TiVK TAIJIK AT (IHAVUTTK
— NORTH BOUND—
Mail mul Kxpress No 2 Lv H:05 a in
I irt Arthur Kx No 4 Iv 1 1 (l7 pin'
1 001 1 frieght No 12 Iv 8:57 a in
SOUTH UOUXD —
Port Artlmr Kx No 1 Iv 8:57 p in
Miil ami Kxpross No't Iv Hicoh hi
Ij teal freight No II Iv 2:i3 pin
I' II H 1 1 lino IT I ocnl Agent
S d Wuruer l I’ & I' A K C Mo
OKKIl’i A I I) I It KOTO II V
Mayor: O W iiilhim
Jtecoriler: Ail V- Gippede
Treiisiirer: 1 Aulilen
Mur-h-il: I on Montgimit-rx
Alderman: V II Morgan JJ
j oah O K -4 Tflfctili Tom Ballard
NV K Itoss
Star liiaiid Shoes are liettoV
1 K Bicy or Viuitj was liefi on
buiio-n this work
('alio per yard at Doherty’s
Geo T 1 1 imit ni loft Sunday for
Tlhleqll ill
If von haven farm to rent leave
description with 1 II diHsOv
S A Yeargain of Southwest City
was here between trains Wednesday
fad las si i i ts a II kinds sty lea and
patterns Kilhtni Brothers
Cloud Queen of Southwest City
was hern Tuesday on business
The O K Meat M irket wants yum
fit hogs a ml cat 1 le - ‘
I on Ifimpton made a business
trip to Viniiu Monday
Tu-re is a p tit- of Star Itrnml Shoes
for yon at Kilktui ISros’
drill Im I Snell Ml ither of olll
t iwnsiinii NY I’ Mayes was in town
trading Saturday
do Ill Outing Kill Islial 4'tta pel
yard at W II Dohety’s
Kiglnn I iNs Sin sol I a It-indsoinn
s-on-tiry an I h ink ceu to Millie
4 i ilisoii this Week
1 1st your property with J H dm-
sox Ili-iil Ksiatn A gent (a K iVK IT
Mrs Shafer anil daughter Monel I e
lire ' reported on the sick list tills
Week
Men’s iidc (1 -eco lined nnilenvear
f ir Si 'ijii lit W II Doln riy’s
V II Stover of NHidm ire was
In-re Saturday looking after his
property iut-resl in town
)o y on know you can buy a good
!)"io undershirt or ladies’ vent far lUii
pt W 1 1 Doherty's
A Menitcs to Health
Kidney- trouble isim insidious dan-
ger and many poople are vlutiinsuf
a serious malady before the symp-
toms are recognized r'olev’H Kid-in-v
(hre corrects Irregularities and
strengthens ami builds up the kld-tiey-s
and it should he takuu at the
llrsf iiidicAtinu of kidney trouble as
it is i m possible to liave good healtti
If the kidneys are denmg d- fcoi by
jruve Ding Co
NY C Townsend of Chicago nod
1 C 'i a wford of Kansas City are
registered at Hotel Hazel tins week
You will miss it if you don't go to
Doherty’s for your Shoes
J M Davis of the Springfield
Daily- Deader registered at Hotel
Hazel Tuesday
The finest Hue of Dress goods and
Trimnti- gs ever shown’ In drove can
he sere at Kilhini ltres
I no MeCnuii-h c-amo in from
Yiuitii Wednesday and reports
at ery tiling quiet around that city
Tile City Meat Al irket is the
cheapest and best place In town to
ouy your meats of nil kinds
W H Sutton ’-the old reliable”
vlieii it comes to tanning paid this
offleo a very pleasant call Tuesday
If you tire owing t he Sun on sub-
widpliou please come in and settle
up and renew for another year
those who pay one dollar in advance
for the Sun w ill l' eeive as u pre-
mium the Kansas City Weekly Star
artlu Ki rni and Fireside absolutely
fi-i n
Itev Quill Is assisting in the cloth-
ing ih-pari iiieut at Jones As Thoma-
son’s this week
See Kilhini Bros for hnrdwari
mil building material
Mrs Turnier Ini returned to Grevi
nftor n two weeks visit with he
husbHiid L (J Liuier at Snutliives
City
J list ii few more of those elegnn
Wool Dress Skirts for 9Se ut W I
Doherty’s
A grunt number of valentines pass
-d through tli i Hice at Grove Tucs
day Some were comic others very
iiiimlsoiiie
Best lD at Killam Bros ut 5 ct
per yard '
The Valentina party given by Mr
mil Mrs K S Miller Tuesday even
mg wns enjoyed by all who wen
present
Go to tins O K Meat Market fot
your fr-sb meat mul lard Good
weight a id honest traatnieiit guHr-mt-ei
Vmd i ’giilf At Gildivull
The ladies of the Christian Church
will give a box supper Wednesday
light Fell l!J at tile church Kvery
hoily c-oi-il ially Invlti 1
Frutik Camp of JI uskogee was her’i
Saturday' shaking liand-j with hi
many frieii-ls Mr Camp was at one
lime a resident of Gro7e aud M a
good citiz ui
King Heaters at almost your own
prlee— Gl ove Hardware Co
The followimr service will h h hi
at t Im AI K Chinch souh: Sunday
Ki bruuiy 19 Snudiiv school mi I”
ii ui preach ii:'g services at 1 1 a il
anil 7:15 1 in — J M Gaul pa-ioi-
Crave Trouble Poreseeii
It needs hut little foresight to tel!
that when yuur stomach and livor
are badly affected grave trouble Is
ahead unless yoJ take the proper
medicine for vnur disease aa Mrs
John A Young nt Clay N Y did
She says -‘I bad neuralgia of the
liver anil stomach my heart wu
weakened and 1 coul I not eat I
was x ery had for n long time but in
Klectric Bit til's 1 found Just what I
needed for they quick ly relieved mid
cured ire” B- st tnecli due for weak
WOUIIOI Sold miller guarantee by all
druggist' til iidu pci- LmttlVi
( W I) Gibson says that other may
coniplain of dull times anil nothing
doing but lie has inure work than he
Is able to l ink after Mr Gibson Is the
genial sal us man at W H Doherty's
it ire
1 The flue saddle horse owned byr
(4 J Smg'nhiii of this city has al-
m ist- recovered from the injuries h
received recently o-i a b vrb wir
fence aud Mr Singleton is feelini
gind over the prospects of a ride in
the near future
Frank Meek died at Ills home near
Chetopn Kail of pneumonia Jan
2H Thu doceused wns at one time a
toucher In the M lie Seminary at
Talilequah and while th-re met and
married a Miss Gladney sister of
Mrs W J Mayes ol this city’
John Mcliito-sh who recently
bought an interest In the stock oi
goods and a lease on a farm of over
200 acres near Cayuga bought two
sets of hand made harness at Killan
Bros’ simp before leaving Grove
The harness were made bv D M
Dickey one ot the best workmen In
tlie west
Ch-irlie Waternielhm a fullblood
Cherokee living on Brush creek 1'
miles south of here froze to death
last Saturday’ night while on liii-
vay home from Southwest City An-
itlier man is reported dead fron:
reusing the same night and In th-
ame neighborhood and is thought
0 be Dan B Gourd Watermellon
1 Hakl to have been drinking before
uviug town for home
Fraud Hxposed
A few counterfeiters nave lately
eeu making and trying to sell imi-
ations of Dr King’s New Discovery
or consumption coughs mid colds
nd other medicines thereby de-
rn tiding the public This is to warn
oil to beware of such people who
leek to profit through stealing the
-eputntioii of remedies which have
een successfully curing disease fog
iver 05 years A sure protection to
oil Is our name on the wiappor
book tor it on all Dr King's or
Buck 1 eti ‘a remedies as a! others are
nere iinilathms H K BucM-n &
' i Chicago III uud Win Dor
e'unada i
Miss Fannie Carr is vl-dtlug ! V
'Yiilker of Cayii--n this week j
A very leasant i'ihics was given
in tile Git sol brick Wednesday
Sight
Miss Alice Thornton teacher at
'birr scImoT near Cayuga visited
her sister Mi' Soabourn Saturday
and Sunday
H P Bag by was engnged Wednes-
day to place the Gibson brick In
nrdfci’ for MvEibaney’ & Co ol
Neosho Mo who will in the near
future mu my said building with a
general stock of irjrchaiidicin
No school In Grove this week oil
a ecu u ii t of the illnesnof Miss Wright
nicl Miss 4 'mm Ingham Miss Cun-
ningham Is reported hett -r and ex-
pects to be ready for duty Monday
while -Vilss Wrigln I 'Open to bo ready
although she is still very sick
Agonlxlng Bums
Are Instantly relieved and perfect-
ly healed by Bucklen’s Arnica
halve G Klveuba’-k Jr of Xolfolk
Vti wrltesi -I burnt n y knee
dreadfully that It blistered all over
Buck!’ n's Arnica halve stopped the
pain and healed it wluiouta scar”
Also heals aI wounds u"U sores 2 fiy
( i!l (h-ugglsts
Notice Of Administrator’s Asia Of
Real Estate
Public notice is hereby given that
in Probate No 728 In the matter of
the estate of James H t'oliee de-
ceased pending in the Unitod States
court at Vinita Indian Territory an
order was made by the United States
court at Vinita Indian Territory on
the 8rd day of Februarv 19U5 direct-
ing the administrator' to sell lots
8 and 4 in block 11 in the town of
Grove Indian Territory to tlie high-
est bidder at tlie Court House front
door in Vinita Indian Territory on
tlie 27th day of February 1905 be-
tween tlie hours of 10 o’clock in tlie
forenoon and 8 o’clock in tlie after-
loon said sale to be on a credit of
hree months upon security to be
given bv the purchaser to be ap-
proved by tlie administrator
Notice is therefore given that said
lots will be sold in accordance with
sa Id order at the tune and place men-
tioned on a credit of three months
purchaser to give note bearing 8 per
cent interest with approved security
and a lien on tlie lots above describ-
ed until said indebtedness is paid
WITNESS Mv Hand tills 8rd day
of February 1905 at Vinita Indian
Territory’
D H Wipson
Administrator
WATCHES CLOCKS
AND JEWELRY
Buy your High Grnile Jewelry
at CRITTEIN’S tlie Grove
Jeweler One door east of
Forbes’ Drug Store'
FINE KEPA1CING A SPECIALTY
0 K BARBER SHOP
Gault & Flannery Prop
When you are in need
of anything for the
BUILDER you want the
very best QUALITY that
you can buy You also
want to get the LARGEST
QUANTITY fer 100 cents
that you can
We wish to assure that
OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT
— -ANn-— -
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
Our Reputation is behind this Assertion
Come In And See Us syoWest side of Square
GRAVETTE LUMBER CO
New Shop
Rssors Honed
Shears Ground
Good Work
26c
10c
Third & Tain Sts
Dr J- C Holland
PHYSICIAN
Grove I T
Office west side of Square
AFTON & GROVE HACK LINE
Levi Beals is now giving his spec-
ial attention to the Aftiili and Glove
hack line and tlie iraveling public
will flml him to be a very courleoun
obliging gentleman and passengers
ill receive proper attention by him
Tills hack leaves Afton at 7 s in
and arrives at Grove at It) a in and
leaves Grove nil the arrival of tlie
train and arrives at Afton about 4
p in daily
General Blacksmith
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
Lameness from interfering and
otliercatiRen successfully treated
Satisfaction Guaranteed
West of Bank of Grove
T P CALFEE
Poisons in Pood -
Per haps you don’t realize that
many pain poisons originate in your
food but some day you may feel a
twinge of dyspepsia that will con-
vince you Dr King’s New Life Pills
ire guaranteed to euro all sickness
lue to poisons of undigested food —or
money back 25c at ail druggists
i'ry them
Why freess when you can buy a
King Heater at the Grovo Hardware
or uiio-tliird less than regular prli'i
A few King Heaters left you can
buy one a long n they last lor 8:
per ceut less than they were formerly
sold — Drove Hard ware t !o
FIRST-CLASS SHOE SHOP
Located across railroad track op-
posite depot All kinds of work
done on short notice
J O PEARSON
Proprietor
At Ueinsen’s Notary office
THE BEST
PLACE For
DO NOT
BE GUIDED
In tho purchase of a Type
writer by prejudice or force
of habit of buying The
Standard Visible Oliver
Typewriter with a record nover equalled by any type-
writer on earth 80000 sales the first eight j’euifl on the
market Why? Because it is more convenient for tlm
operator capable of doing the mo6t work the easiest and
costs the owner less than inferior machines known by
virture of age and reputation as “Standard”
Oliver Typewriter Company
103 West 9th St Kansas City Mo
Further particulars See J H Gibson agent Grove I T
HAVE RECEIVED A CAR LOAD
OF —
Brand
WHITE LIME
-AND-
American Portland
CEMENT
MILLER & OO
’Phone 14
Failed
Aii efforts have failed to find a
uotter remedy for cough h colrie ami
lung troubles than Foliy’s Homo
and T r It stops tlie cough hmln
tlie lungs and prevents serious re-
sults from a cold J N i’atterson
Nashua Iowa writes: “Last wintor
I had 1 laid cold on iny lungs and
tried at least half a dozen advertised
cough medicines anil had treatment
from two physicians itliout gv-ting
any benefit A friend 'recoin mended
Foley’ Honey and Tar and t wo-
tliirdn ol u bottle cured 1110 I 1 im vot-
er it the Kr4n’vst cough and luig
medicine in tlie world” h
Grove Drug u i
It Is laid that whtil the - oitehood
bill passed ili - oHiiiti i' e Ui-iiih n
offered to trine Ids notiivU f r a
I Ideral job for a bird dog II -hi ol
oiip stuteuuod is not anuiod j eo
For Sale:
A three room house nnd a lot
75x184 ft Tliis property cau be
bough! for less than cost Call on
JilOlBSOX 45
Two lots w
Improvements
61
1! located bar some
Bee
J H Gibson
Lagrlpps and Pnsumonia
Pneumonia often follows la grippe
but never follows tho use of Foley’s
Honey and Tar ft on re la ’Tlpne
cough and prevents pimuiuonl’i and
consumption Ask lor Foley ’a Honey
and Tar and rtfusc any substitute
offered Mr G Vai-lier of I67Gsgod
St Chicago writes t “My' wife had
a severe case of la grippe three years
ago and it left tier with a terriblo
cough She tried a bottle of Foley’s
Honey and Tar and it gave Immed-
iate relief A 60c bottle cured her
entirely” Refuse substitutes Hold
by Grove Drug Go
tlie man or
woman with poor
ter-tli is the Dentist’s and the Den-
tist whose work will prove most
satisfactory I
DR JOHN MOORE j
G ove - - - Ind ler i
T S RGMSEiN Nof-ry Publio i
Attends tj ( hiitlel !u rrUfrr Fill
ofSai-K Rout! mid ras emit i u-Ib I
Pr 'rest unticos A tmuistralhil and1
Glut liau I’oiu - rr'—r of A ttiirm-i j
Marriage I iscens Quit (’hi I’M deed
Land tracing H- sti ctims E-movi d i
Pension Claims mul 4 hd rr tions I
45 t 52 Offio NKIH Purer
iSTSS
Stray Property
To bi-'sidd to tlie highest I Idder
cull in hand April 8 IW ut Grove
f nil Ti i-
I hie cow about 8 ypnrs old
mark crop off t'-e rilit ear uuder-
ha'f cron in t' h -Pi
1 1-etl heifer J y nr old mi rl split
tj -gilt er underMt ii I h ( i-uo i d
NS 1’i'inn-oted m right Mo
1 Ui tl cu'v about 7 ears old mni k
ci op o iiiit ear
1 White faced yeariug heifer
mark swalow f o k in leF mr crop
in right
I Black noil white spotted cow
murk aw allow fork in each ear crop
In rigiit
1 Rod steer About 8 years old mark
crop and unilerlit in r'ght ear split
In left branded ' X en left hl
I Rd 2 year old steer mark split
hi let ear hriinui Til oiimecie I
1 Black horse mule 4 years oid
about IS hands high
t Rod cow mark i 1 swallow fork in
each ear erop off right
1 Spotted so v mark’ 1 crop off left
eir lias 1 pigs
1 While now marked sws’low folk
in rlplit csr and underblt in loft
1 Red mul will to spotted steer 2
years old mark ciop ofl left ear
a wallow fork and underkit In right
JobEHH KNOtANP
Estray agent lor Del District
first published Ftb 8 1905
Have you tried a pair of Klllnm
Byua’ Shop made harness''
Kansas City Southern Railway
Straight as th Crow Flies ”
KANSAS CITY TO THE GULF
PASSING THROUGH A GREATER DIVERSITY OF
CLIMATE BOIL AND RESOURCE THAN ANY Ol HER
RAILWAY IN THE WORLD FOR ITS LENGTH
Along IM line ere the finest lands suited for growing smell (train corn flux
eotton for eammeruial aople end peach orchards for other fruits and Ler-
rtes for eommvrclel centetoupe potato tometo e-nd general tiurk fermrt’
for suKr cane end rloe cultivation for merchantable timber Ut r-iiuiig
horses mules cattle bogs sheep poultry and Angora goats
Write ler Information Concerning
FREE GOVERNMENT HOMESTEAD
N Colony Loctllono Improvo Finn Mlaoral Lando Rico Lon- n4 Timber
Londo on lor copie ol "Curroni Eont” Buolnot Opporiuiiltoo
alco Booh K C S Fruit Book
Cheap round-trip homeseekeni tlckete on ol flrot sad third Tueodoyo of
each month
THB SHORT LINE TO
MTHE LAND OP rULFILLMENT”
K MOXBIS Troy Vasa Agt B B WABII1 O V- sad T A
Kansas City Mo Kansas City Mo
T M BoBUBB Trav Faso and Zaolg’K Agk Kansas City Mo
ILfl SBIF'E3
KILLth couch
and CURE the LUNC-
Pneumonla follows La Drlpps
but nover follows the use of
Honey
snd Tar
FOLEY'S
It to no tbs Cough end heals tbe lungs
Prevents Pneumonia and ConauLuptloa
Ma Q VAcana of 157 Orpood St Chieaee
erltooi -Ujr wife hod lo v CP mid 11 loft her
orUh a very bad oonph cu bar laoca whiob
totn'i Bun aan Tab cure somplotolr’’
Shoe Shop
L H Martin Ii now located ona
door Wet of tlie postofHoe nnd
wants your repair work bails-
faction Guaranteed 49
L H MARTIN
Dr King’s
rJovv Discovery
FOR Q
I1
ONSUMFTION Fries
OUGHIaaB S0e&410r
0L0 Free Tnil
Pwrast anil CtuioXMt Cure for i-T
THKOAT and LUVQ Ti OL'T-
LX8 or M0KX7 BACK
bee J H Gibson about ium
your house and ormtenta barn
ooiitente and your live stook a- al
fire lightning mid wind storm :
the Planter’s Mutual Innurao-r
sedation- of Little Bock Air
roiEvsirrr'E:
epp Ikeseagk aadbeili l-a
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