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THE OKLAHOMA LEASER FROM AUGUST 1st. O "JAWtJARY 1st. 86 "GENTS.
IV
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Uullroud Time Tallin.
xHjf
AtchlMin Topehn SkhIb Ke
NORTH KAST AND WKST.
Arrive
No! Onthrle.
40
I0S
122
l-.ti
5:35 a.m.
4:58 p. m.
I2:l&p.m.
Leave i Arilvc Anlw
Guthrie. iKao "ilv ii"hwjif
.a. m. i ft ton in v It i m
B:08p.m. I S.Mia id 'hi Kip m.
7:00 a.m.
ft top in
a. 60 a in
Local I'ri-lslit
Local Fietyl t
SOUTH SOUTHEAST AND SOlTTHWSST.
I Arrive Leave" 1 'Arrive AnUe
NolOutUrle. IGutbrlc Fl WorthiUalv vn
K7t2:25p. ra.ite 3Sp in I V I i 111 Sam.
0MI0:58 p m. 11-08 p. m ft to a m .3M ' p m.
as 12:15 p in. I 00 p. ra I lrai freight
at bours to Los Angele.
Freo chair cars 011 a H ii.tln- I'nlliinui
1'ulace sleeper- to I:iiiii tn and
Cblcagu without i-lmr u Al-o ' l-"'t
Worth and 0.iivetiin. (wiiiciK .n
rvowton wltli Vi"tilulf limited Ii.h'hk
i.hnli- pnxa l'llllmin I'll an- nnd ' ""li
partment sleepers and diulns e ir- tliioul
in I.ns Anirli'4 ami Ssin llii'Ki !- "l
w -. r-- -
train canning ciimr i-ir 1 1n.11 mm
Tourist sleeper to 1-1 I'a-o. I AurIi-h
ami Son Franclsm Tliio-mli uHin.nl
nnd steamship ticket- sold to .ill point-.
l'tusengors booKi-d to all point In the
continent of Knrii e ln from any
pori or Inland point In Kurnpe thtoiiirh
to any point In the I'mlil Si.i'c. Pr
paid tickets paid for here will lie delh
r rod to pasocngeie at their iv nleiii-i- in
Europe. For full particular iall 0111
address. Oenrco T. Irhnlson. !. 1' A..
Uileaun; V. .1. I.huk. . (i. 1' A.. To-'
peka Ktm. L. It. D.lnto Aunt
(luthilo Oklu.
SUFFERING IN SILENCE.
Women arc the real heroes of tba
wot Id. Thousands on thousands of them
endure the dragging torture of the ills
peculiar to womankind in the silence of
home. They suffer on nnd on weeks
months years. The story of weakness
ami torture is written in the drnwn
features in the sallow skin in the list-
Icru eyes in the lines of care nnd worry
on the face.
Iiihoru modesty seals theirlips. They
pr. fer pain to humiliation. Custom has
made them believe the only hope of
relief lies in the exposure of examina-
tion and "local treatment."
Take ten cases of "female weakness"
and iu nine of them "local treatment"
in unnecessary There is no reason why
modest sensitive women should sub-
mit to it. RIcELREE'S
WEOFCARDUl
i ; a vegf-talile wine. It exerts a wouder-
fu'lv healing strengthening nnd sooth-
ing influence over the organs of woman-
kind. It invigorates ami stimulates the
v. hole system. It is almost infallible iu
itiniiK the peculiar weaknesses irre-
u 1 1 1 ! guiririuee mm painiui ucraugements 01
woman. Year alter year intueprivacy
of home nway from the eyeB of every-
body it effects cures.
WIKIi r CAIUHJI la Hold for 81.00
bullte. lrnli-m In lut-dlclne sell IU I'lve
liolllivi initially mreltie worst case.
MOREDEATHSFROMHFftT
IN GREATER HEW YORK AIM
"THE DEATH ROLL 8 188.
CHICAGO SWELLS THE LIST
111 fC Uep.trtmoHt StWfM Tnrne.l Into line
pltnls IllrW 1'nllitHt the funnier.. -
Tho Weather llnreau (ih" n
hllRlit Promise of Belli f
Highly- Dentin Reported
I'mio St I .on. p.
VICTORY FOR SAcKIKLEY.
1 lis reason why Malor McKmlcy is tha
nn qimoti? choice of the pmplq i because
tl "y believe that his views o.i i-inff money
.' 1 Rnvrrnment ntecorr it The reason
v.!;y Pr. Sawyer's Kimily Cure is tho
unanimous chMce rf thr -nop.. n beratlia
it male's the weak string .mid vi 'orous.
Ni:w Yohk Aug. 11. I he u umber
of deaths caused bv the h at tn
Greater New York is It and addition-
al victims are reported In hiiI I In-
prostrations are almost nitiinuoi ablo
and no accurate statement of thorn
can be made. Ambulances unl pnti-ol-wagons
hare been running about all
day. Street car horses have drnpind
in their tracks by score1- uut f door
work has been largely suvie:nni ml
mauy factories have been tiiiipoi n il
closed
ChoctHW (Iklulmmii bhiI tlulf It H
DIPA11T A Hit I Ml
9 0llp HI IoulN T 1"i
1130a VI Haxlla "i.
23i Paris i.wp
t820p St. rxn'ls 7'-t
IDOSp Kansas City lin
US l&p : Muscogee t Up
7IOtt Ft. Woith KMip
720a JDallas --i
tl0 55a iienlson T"h
uop lB&Op Winter '.r'v 11 P
8 52 'IIS Panohawe '! V I J 01
1 40 133 HedOak -' i II Jf
4 10 147 Nanola J Ifi piVi
140 8 00 Wlltiurton 2W 11130
8 00 2 38 Hartshtirne I?-' u
J 67 S 05 Aldemon I -S
313 Krelis ISM
t7 20p 3 S McAlenter PJ4S jsC Hta
700a 3 30 " l-'-f" 00p
7S5 353 Ilurnett lJMWp ISIS
IM 4 as Wh'.teCulmneys II Ma 4 J5
rflO 4 50 Calvin II in 3K
45 5 15 Stid Pit Spur ll) '-'.VI
10 SO 5 30 IloWeilville ID HI 2 4!
ll-iO 800 Wewoka hum I sua
U'lOp 0 50 lettUHUU-y vm 12 ao
12 55 7 17 liarlKhoro H4C II 40u
IISOp 7 4S Shawnee "14 ll 00
3 45 7 48 f W I OOP
110 J)15 MrLoud 7 1. I'-'IIO
121 81W Sweeney 7 JW u no
4 36 H43 Choctaw rltv ' I-! . '
6W 20p Oklahoma fllj rt'i n )
8 00a '"jp
5 IU 8 OS LaUevlew 7 .
5 30 8 20 Ooum II Qrove 7 . n
5 47 H37 Yukon 7 '" i'
ton 8 40 Virginia " torn
6lw v IS lit Reno i lii-ii
625p 92ft HI Hc-no JuiK't V I" I .'
$9 30a Ft Iteno kK.-xla
II 00a PurceU S 40a
(3 42 Arduiore 12 42a
15 22 Oalneksllle IIOOp
(05a Outhrle ID Jtnp
11 10a Wlohlla MIOpl
8 25p Kaniai('itr V
6 30a llleiiver 4(I0...
t7 28p KliiKfl-hrr U 2rt
12 nk Wlilni.i 4.Ki
WWp.f KansAstliy MU.
-Kt. f.. iSr.ItV t -M h" AT. i 1
&B. F. I-C t 14P :-laib kTk-h1-
sunday.
For rates and other Inforraatloii .ipplj to
J V HOLUKN. Uen Trallk M'Kr
South Mi Ale.ter I T.
For tho uiiioi barbecuo (colored)
in-. r Orlando. Augiisl 12 tho b'anta Fo
Itmite will s-ill exeurhion tickets from
a'l staiioiiB Hod lliK-U to Outline In-
clusive to Orlando at rate of one and
onn third fare fnr the round tlip. I
I'. Delaney agent.
Klrt pnhllshod In Oklahoma Loader
J linn 11.1890.
Notice (or Publication.
Land Offlco at (Jtithrle O. T Juno lo
lms1.
Notice Is hereby pi von that tho follow-
Inu named :-"'i.tler has tiled notlco of his
intention to mako Until proof In support
of hW claim and that said proof will bo
made bnfore the rottistor ana receiver at
liuthrln O. T..OH August IS. 1890 vu.
Frank 1 ltobb.iison for tho lots :t 4 B
and w ijr of nw or secO twp 15 n r 3 w.
He name the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of Kald land viz:
IIrlert L Whlto Grant H. Robinson.
John llerg and Iiennou Cldlces allot
Gut hi le O. T.
A. N. J. Chook Register. '
atrm
First I'uhllshed in tho Leader June 11
181XJ.
N (ltd co i'or inil'licaUoii.
Land office at Otithrlo 0. T. Juno 9
lH'.Mi.
Notice Is hereby (riven that tins follow-
: uaintMl settler lias filed notlco of his
iiiienttou to make lliml proof in support
of his clultn and that said proof will be
made before register uud rcelvoraMJuth-
n- tl T on Auk
l.dward Daniel
list IS W.H. viz:
to
iwn IS nrl v.
lie n a lies the following witnesses
rovH big continuous residence noon and
ctililvatloii of said Iandvl7.:
Kobert 11 Foro Wilson Collars. Flunry
It lirown and Calvin K llrouer ull of To-
hen li. T.
"KM- AN J Chook Roglster.
" Olio Rile.
The Rhine The Alps and flattie
Gold lino of America. In connec-
tion with tho Rig Four Route via
Clunclnnatl to
WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK
f F" I A modern train elee-
j 'T7"I1 r trie lights (.team heat-
M g cd observation car.
" j This famouH train of-
fAST lXXVh TIRWilAN fer. the b-t i-ervi.e
over the best track and bent road bed
to tho east through historic retous
D. C. McOulre. T l A. Dallas Texa-.
First p.ilillfhad In thu Oklahoma Ixader
J una U 18'.0
Notice lor Publication
iri-Hil Land OfHce at Uuthrlo O. T. JunoO
IO "I.
Notice Is iiojohy Klvon that tho Ldlow-lni-naioediifctt!er
has filed notlco of her
intention to make final proof In support of
her claim and that said proof will bo
made before tho ronlstor and receiver at
iiuthrt. O. T.. on August h'l 1800 vL:
DBIvIra V Hill for tho sv qr sec'23 twp
Jtnrsw. IM.
She name the following wltuossos to
prove hr contlutious residence upon and
cultivation of said laud vlj-
William II Arnold Unorgo W Ilolbrook
John M Whltahuud and Harriot II Ste-
phens all of (iiithrlp o '
A. N. J. Cnoog Register
UlrU l'ulut In tli Depuri iiipnl Store
ClIH'.UKI 111. Aug. II I ne i-oii-
tinucd houthas great l.v unVt-ied po.i. e
patrolmen and letter carrier. Alumt
tlfty of the latter have been e..niiiel!"d
to (Uit work temporitrilv and tv-n or
throe may die. Some of tho ng de-
partment stores have during tlie pist
lew iiuys prncticallv b-en tm-ned into
hospitals. Thoglrl clerks have fainted
by the dozens at their .-uuteis ai.d
hundit'ds of them have iit wm-l on
account of the heat. I.i-.t --U .'
deaths wore reported in I ho dep-irt-tliont
of hcaltli which is the Lugost
record for any week in m.mv ye.irs.
It is estimated that over l.'ino animals.
killed by the heat are I;. ii-g in d lifer
ent parts of tlie city and the authori-
ties admit that they ure unable. lu re-
move the animals promptly.
Slight I'ropenu of llnlli-r
W.'.-IIIXOTOJf Aug :t Major Dnii-
wood thu weather foreoastor tit Wash-
ington sen n n oil the map last niydit in
vulu for n prospect of lehef from tho
terrible 'hout under which Iho country
has been sweltering for the past week.
On the prairios of Wc'r.oha and Kan-
sas and on to the South and aloti liio
llulf Stntos human ily slm'IcU lo
exist at 100 degrees. I see no jiros-
neot of gcnorally cooler weather until
Wcdnesdnv at the earliest. Looal
thmdor storms may however i-iTWd
temporary relief at various p 'r" '
lleuy Mortality In St. I.ouk
8r. Lol-is Mo. Anjf 11. The deaths
lu St. Louis due directly to the lieat
since August 1 number eiedttv-live.
Saturday last wu the worst day yet
twenty-throo death from that cause
having occurred. There were not so
many prostrations yesterday as on
previous daya of the present hoi
spell a cool wind tempering the heat
and llioro nro prospects that cooler
wratnor will prevail for a tituo.
Dim tin lit Oth.tr Point..
OiVKXBiioito Ky Aujr 11. Sixteen
deaths from various causes ull super-
induced by oxeeskive heat occurred
hero in thu lust three days.
Viciiita. Kan. Aur. n. 'Iho
weather ha been uniformly hot for
ion dnys with little relief Suattrokua
are almost unknown in thw aUin.ve
but thoro is much illness as a lofult of
the extreme heat.
MSS. A. HumrULn
For four years I was a Rreal sufferer
from female complaints in their worst
form. I was given up by some of the belt
physicians as incurable I cannot say too
much in praise of your Pastilles It ii a
wonderful remedy for all diseases peculiar
to woman. Any one wishing to correspond
with me can do so by sending 2c stamp.
& d-
tXLciC
Allen Hillsdale Co.. Mich
A written (niir.ntee to etire or money refunded
whh evirv bo of laitlle. 1'ilre It UOper boi.
Dr. Sawyer's Tamil) Cure ruret all dinun
pf dm mopiii 'i livn kiitups nnd purine the
bloo.1 A M.Ufn Knii-tiK-' tn enre or money r9
fiiiMii I iveh nw ii Mir butila of pHnilly Cure.
Prks . It t) fide in.! J5c
Foi "-n1.' bv ' R Iteiifr...
Is a
LOCAL DISEASE
and Is tho result of roldt and
sudden climatic changes.
It ran lionm-il hyn pi. unit
iwmisjv wIik i militU di-
reclljr irto tlm mipiiiIk. 1p-
iaanjilrkK i h .rUraitrjiM
Ely's iSrMm Balm
te acknowlotlscil to l thp ni"t thnrensh cure f
Nniwl Catarrh t'olil In lU'ml unit Hay Fever of all
romcdle-. It ikfwnp unit rleni - tlip uttMlpiumiKea
sliays piun ami ipfliunmatli'n heal theearce pro-
tects the memlirann from colli restores tho sentcs
of tMte&mlninell Itice ani-. at OnunfiiiU rhyitmlL
KLY DH(n nKKS. M Wamm Strest hew York.
DLO 1
CondciiHCil Npw
Stories
Mlsolliuiy
Womnn's l)opfirtmnnt
Agiiculturnl Dciinrtiiiont
I'ollticnl Dopnrtiuoul
Cliiltlron's Dopnvliuonl
Aiisvrora lo Corrcsiionilonls
Editorlnls.
Kvorylhing.
Will be round lu The
Weekly Courier-Journal
A ton-page eight-column Democratic
Newspaper. Henry Watterson
is the editor.
PRICE SI A YEAR.
THE OKLAHOMA LEADER
And the Uourler-Journiil
Will bo sent to any addross for 31 7
Address
THE LEADER.
Outhrle Okla.
JpnLrl
fPs"4MBAU!
FOR THE LADIES
Cut Paper Patterns
The Kepulillc supplies It lailr readera with
cut paicr patterns of all kinds for ladles
l'lrl tmys and men. All of seasonable gar-
ment. of the latent Htvlfp and at a coal of
Only IQc Each.
Kluewliere tlier cont from U to 40 cmita. Is-
I Kim of new irarment are pulillHUeil inrr
wceu In the Kepulillc with an order blank for
ttio pattern. Thousand of ladles In every
tate lian purchased thene patternp durlntf
the p.iit ypar and never a complaint. They
arc Invaluable and vou can save on these jiat-
triiir iiouc every year many time the price of
lli tt. Subscribe at once.
Whiskies
And the Best
Wines and
Brandies.
"SPECIAL IHIEIV" FOR FAMILY USE;
! IS0TTI.ES FOR $1.00.
.SIX
PHONE NO. 2.
DON'T BE MISLED!
CYCLES
HOFFMAN
AND METEOR
Aro tho Host On Earth.
RloyaloA bought sold and exchanged. Bicycles sold on install-
ments. Our prices and guarantee will Interest you. Full lino
of oyolo sundries. Repairing of all kinds done and work guar-
anteed (live us a call
OKLAHOMA BICYCLE COMFY
113. 113 1-2 Oklahoma Are.
E. N. KNAUSS Manager.
For the Hoverciiin Uraud Lodgo I. O.
K at 'Vlas Texas September 81
to 28 sim the Santa I'e Hon to will
s-ll excursion ticket at rate of onu
fire for the round trip TickoU on
bale September 18 10 and 0; lllllul re-
:"rn limit September 30 L. R. l)o-
I..Ti -v agent.
( it y patronage solicited at the Cap
itol Holt 1. 7 Sltf
For the Territorial (colored) llnptlat
cotivi ntion at liuthrie August 30 to SI
the SiiiU Fe routi- will sell excursion
tickets at rate o' one and one-third
furo. for tho round trip on the certifi-
cate plan from all statloim betwucil
Arkiinsna City and I'urcell L. R He
laney Agent.
Outsiders having advertising to do
Perry or Outhrlu please write Smith
tlie bill distributor box 200. Guthrie
O'ila. lOtf
The TwIce-a-Week Republic
ONLY W1.00 A YKAlt.
The "TwIce-a-Week" will be hunt fre for
one ye ir to any person tudluir before March
I a ctubof three new yearly ubcrlbers with
13 to pay for the pame. If you want a package
of sample copies write for them. Address all
orders TI1K ItlcriMIUU
Sti Louis Mo.
A
Colorado
Summer
Is tho title of nu Illustrated book
dofcrlptlvo of Roeorta In Colorado
reached via tho Sautv l"o Ronto.
It tolls whore a vacation may be
pleasantly sptint.
Addross (1. T. NIcIioIpoii (1. 1. A.
A..T.&S. V Ry. ChlwiKo for u
freo copy
Summer tourists la'oa now In
tdfoet from the Hast to l'nuhlo Colo-
rado Springs Mu I ton anil Denver.
Tho way lo ko Is via tho
Santa Fe Route.
The Mistletoe Bar
Cor. Oklahoma Ave. and Division
One Block From Hotel Royal.
Caters to the Best Trade Only. Best Goods
In Stock all the Time
15-Yonr-Old WlilHkoy and a full lino or Standard Cigars.
Fine Billiard Parlor. Telephone No. 9
OSCAR HAMILTON Manager.
RICHARDSON & S0RRELL
Doalors in
LUMBER.
Wool? and one half North of Guthrie National Bank
West Side of Street.
PHONE NO. 11. GUTHRIE. O. T.
II W. Fuller Ul'A Wuiunifton 1) C
IVlAOMIKenekab Lodge No 2 1 () O F
in?
meets every TnurhUav evtulriK.it 7 30
In Odd Fellows ball m the Weinberger liutld-
Vlsltors welcome
ADEL1.A HOMSIIHi N U
111UDIK SCOTT. Secv.
i' irst publlshod In Tho Oally Leader June
11.1890.
Notice Tor ruhlicnUon
Land Olllee a (Juthllo O. T. Juno 10
1896.
Notice Is hereby given that tho follow-Inn-named
sottler hns filed notlco of Ids
intention to mako dual tirnof In suDDort
of his claim and tin' said proof will bo
made before tho Resistor and Receiver at
uthiie O-
Frances .1
(luthrie O T.. on July 10 1890 viz
a In twp 1. nof r 1 w.
Burnt widow and soloholrof
AlU-rt O. Haiti; deceusod for tho so qr qf
lie names the following witnesses
JS
prove hit continuous residence upon a
eiilUvatiou of safd land vizi
William .1 Walter. Edgar M Rlnehart.
William Wells and I(iram f atibou ftl) of
tluthrle O. T.
aoTS A N J Ciwok Register.
CHTTHKIK IX1UJH NU t
A V (A.M. Iteeular mrrt-
Ing tbtrd Tuca4v eveuliig
In ei'ta month at ft cIim k
All brethren coidlally In
vlted to attend.
II V AKUFRY. Sei
1C8.UONNKLLY W M
Kii-t puMlsQed In the Oklahoma leader
June U. m
Notice for imbli cation
otlie is hereby given that the following.
n until sutler baa filed notice of his intefi-.
TITI
2 Tburbdav evenings of each week at 7 j"
In Victor block corner First and UarrUon
Visiting Workmen alwajs welcome
u. n 4t-.n iuvr.n x . .
I.ud office at Outbrie O T. June 6 t&ML
1W1
tnt
u t.. make nnai woof in mripxiri ot ni
1 1.. in and that salt proof wm be made Uc-
t i tin-register anil receiver at Outhrle Q
'I on Aunul S. ISM. viz:
Walter 8 Anderson for the lota 3 I a
t e ur nw qr sac S twp IB n r I W. I M
A 1'lreman Hilled.
Kansas City Kan Aug. It.
While nuildug a ruu in answer to an
alarm of fire at the swift p.tehlnir
liouso Inst night the hie; h.-ok and
ladder truck from head(imrters in
Kansas City Kan. ran into a big- pile
at roclc In tha street throwing off all
tho men riding on it ami Instantly
killinir the driver Andy McDonald
his iieclt being broken. Assistant Fire
Chief .In mas llegirs and Ludderman
llert Dill and Hoscuiau William
Clarlc wore bruised the two latter
bolng so badly hurt as to disable them
forsevorl vveoks
ICmiiak Will lie lteprenlel
Topkka Kan. Aug. ll.--Buirene
(lagan who Is looking after the inter-
ests of thu gold standard Democrat
of Kunsas says that a iroiifertuee will
shortly be oulled for the purpose of
electing twenty delegates and twenty
altornatos to attend' the Indiuunpulis
convention September '2. It also will
bo decided at this conference what
action the gold standard men will
tultc in regard to (state polities.
giouillmrt lu Indiana
Four Wayne lud Aug li. At i
o'clock ltst night Fort Wuyue was
Visited by a veritable cloiidliui-st
llalu fell ill torrents for hair an hour.
and It was the heaviest ram r ' l m
twonty-one years sirei-u wjr. nver-
flowetfnud chillers In all parts of the
town flooded.
UMMER
TION SALE.
TJ. W. VAMI'NBR Mecorder
II of
G
UTHItlK Ixlge No a K ol l1
everv Weilsesdiy at 7:w)ln tin
lathe victor uiock corner rirsi an
son. Vlslttng knight are alway. i i
W H MKRl'K.v
J. FOUCAKT. M. of V. and KifK i
ILl'll l.Utlll I
l all '-
II ii.
I -
Uurllnv
OT
nOS
enoo uiioii and cultlva
William V Eager. Johr
and CharleaJ Oerlacu all of
IK name the following wttnoic to prove
rsaieenoo uikjii ana cui
and. vis:
r r iu K TallHun William 1 Bager. John
uitinuous
katd lann. vu:
A N J Ckook. Register.
OHM Meets every Tuesday ihk1 t ' '
COmC. K CAKi
I K of P. ball. Visiting chief unais
M.11. OilflHRY Chief of
G
TJTHUIB Iidge No. S I O. O r
Mondav ulsbt of eac b eek at 7
Itlne Odd Fellows alway welcome
' FBA.NC1S A MKVKITK
Q. W. UUUCB Sec'y lu'-k b" ?
n. Is
Kiist published in the Oklahoma Leader
juae ii isvu.
Notlco Tor publication
i. . I . m. r a liutkrie. (IT. June 8. 1SW.
: .tl t is hereby ftven tnat the fdlfowing-
i urn a oilier ha nled notice of blslnten-
i .hi to in. ike anal proof In support of his
i i uin r
t. it the
"An honest confession is good for the soul" so we confess that we are badly over
stocked in all our departments. We h ive had a larger spring and summer trade this
season than ever before still the tempting bargains that were offered us by anxious man-
ufacturers were too strong for us to overlook. Our policy is never to carry over goods
from one season to another if prices will move them hence we inaugurate this Great Re-
duction Sale. Here are a few bargains that won't last long :
All Our $12.50 $15.00 81600 $1800 Suits for the Pitiful Sum of
$10.00. $10.00 $1000.
You must see them to appreciate them. They are the equal of what you would pay
your tailor $25. oo and $35. oo for. We arc going to sell them. You cannot afford to
miss this golden opportunity to procure a suit that has no equal in this city for $lo.oo.
i I uin and that nald uroo!
i the register ana rc
1 '11 UKUst II I
OKLAHOMA FJicami.ment No I I U O.r.
meets everv Frldaj vrniug in Odd
Fellows hall at T AH l-Ulna patriarch
welcome. JiS J-OCCART C P
E. 1'. MEHTBN tJCW
f will he made be
tkter and receiver at Outhrle Q
Kust ii iot m:
Jaiiu-i. W Akbmon. for n lit PC qr tec
i ; '.j 17 nrl w. IU-
lie name the following witnesses to prove
m- iwtiUuuotu reetdencv upon and cultlva-
. i .ii said Und. vis:
J'.-pfc Woods Oliver c Carey. John K
i.ii-au of Llaia o x. Rarver jt TKcti.
uuiane.uT
mm A K J Cnooit Register
of
Wyant & McC.'rary's
II
First-Class UIrs Alwayw Head).
Hack line running every day between uuii.
rle and Cbaodler excetit Sundays. TJ i
Hall. Barn Cor 1st and Vila
Justice dockets latest style neatly
bound for mIb at Tub Lkadkb onlee
I-1 rt pubiikbed in the Oklahnms Leader
jao w ipto.
Notlco for publication
i.ii.i ocu e at Outhrle O T. June . 1W4.
s.ii L in. herabv irlven that the following
viiu-ii ubr has tiled notice ofbUlnten-
ii t.. make Anal proof In support of bin
i ui and that said prool will be made le-
i ttu raguter and receiver at Outhrle O
i . vuMust 8. Wit. viz:
! ie- K MvMnrry for the se qr sec 7 twp
i 1 i w
He names the lonowinc witnesses to prove
tloii ot ld land VU
Uriiiii r
Tornnilu In iHlUua
Waiisaw. Ind. Aug 11. -At IoVIock
a tornado atruek Winona Park near
here. Trees and tents were blown
don n. The amphitheater is a mass of
ruins. Two people were injure l und
tho assembly grounds ueru desolated.
Tlie money loes will reach lio.ouo.
W. M. l'srlla UUkstf le Hun.).
WAKllKKSBbBO Mo. Ag. II. -A
message rooeived her announced the
untimely death cf William l'rtie In
u rmiawuy at Loiverv City Mo ilo
was formerly owner oi tne Juiuoiu
I'ertlo Spring park or tl: it oily
Great Uastret'tloe at baitluiw.
BAOIHAW Mich. An;; II. I.i.lit-
ulng and wind borderin ' on tl. pm
portions ot a torna lo mil ti-i i bi.- ami
uestruetive worn in to... euv n i w
clnlty yesterday. I iity ion '-
were bauly injured. The d.nin i' ni
reach Siou.ooo
Six weeks ago 1 suffered v. iii u very
severe eold; wm almost un4bie to
speak. My friends all advised ate to
consult a physician. Notiemg Cha.c-
berlain's Cough Remedy advertUed in
the St. I'aul V'olks eituog I pro ured
hoi t
m&Mm&
buroutlnneus residence upon and cultlva
1 T16.
pper Robert Crupper. Wil
liam P Kellogg 4nd William U Etwin all of
Crupper. Robert Cruj
Cutbr.r.OT
tt
A K J Crook Reguiter.
a bottle and after taking it a
while was entirely well. 1 in mu-ti
heartily reeommend this reined.' to'
anyone suffering with a cojd. Wir.
Kell 678 Selby avenue. t. Pael Uimti-
Jfar bale by Suatonian Drag Co
For sale Billiard table.
Hamilton.
See Osear
ANOTHER SNA? All our $7.50 $8.00 and $9.00 Suits go at the ridic-
ulouslv low price of
$5.00 $5.00 $5.00
These suits are strictly all wool well-made and serviceable; besides they are new
this summer's goods---not old odds and ends or trading plunder. Everything in every
department goes during July at the same low prices. You know we never misrepresent.
The plain truth -is good enough for us. Shirts Underwear Hats Caps Hosiery
Straw Hats all go at this Great Reduction Sale at
ffl'S BEE HIVE CLOTHING HOUSE
Oklahoma Ave. and First bt.
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