Fairview Republican. (Fairview, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, August 4, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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JUST ARRIVED!
A Car of
Implements.
We have just received a car of im-
plements, consisting of
Flying Dutchman Disc Plows,
The-Best-Ever Gang and Sulky,
Mandt Wagons, Etc.
Come in and see these goods—that’s all we ask.
If you need ’em you’U sure buy. The quality is the
best and prices the lowest.
* I ■ • i
WE HAVE PLENTY OF
BROOM CORN WIRE.
preparing to enforce retaliatory
tariffs against us, will have to be
considered. Any “tariff tinkering”
so called, is bound to disorganize
business for a short time, but the
President is taking the broad view
of the situation aud does not pro-
pose to plunge the country into
any vortex of rapid change at this
particular time. Possibly the
Senate may be hrought to look
more kindly at the reciprocity
treaties that they formerly rejected.
At uny.rate there is both an exter-
nal and internal situation that
must be wisely and courageously
met and President Roosevelt will
not hesitate to put the matter so
dearly to Congress that any evil
results from neglienoe and dilato-
riness will fall where they belong
on the shoulders of those who re-
fuse to act.
Dr. M. M. 5MITH
Solicits Your Drug Trade
The best quality of pure drugs kept
on hand and prices always right.
Your patronage is appreciated. :
Dr. M. M. SMITH
Fairview, Ok la
*****
Harr Brothers.
/
Farmers!
We want your PRODUCE, BUTTER, EGGS
and tliDES. We are agents for the Conti-
nental Creamery Co. and 1
WE WANT YOUR CREAM
and will pay you the highest market price for '
it. Thanking our patrons for their liberal
patronage in the past and hoping to merit the
same in the future, we are,
Yours For Business,
BTJRNETT & GREEN
THOROUGHBRED
PLYMOUTH ROCK
EGGS ■■ FOR ■■ SALE
f 1 For Setting of 15.
$2.50 For Three Settings.
Leave orders at Thomas Hardware
S. E. COLBY,
Fairview,.....Oklahoma.
O. M. EVANS,
Attorney- at -Law
Legal and Real Estate busi-
ness. I write fire, lightning,
hail and tornado insurance.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY
THE FAIRVIEW REPUBLICAN
CLARK & McDOWELL, Lessees.
A. W. Clark.
C. S. McDowell.
Devoted to the upbuilding of Fair-
view and Woods county and the
welfare of Oklahoma,
Entered at the Fairview. Oklahoma. Postoffice
as second-class mail matter
Now that the extra session has
been definitely announced for Nov.
11, there is a good chanoe to sur-
vey the field and see what the
earlier move is likely to accom-
plish. Of oourse at this season,
the extra session will merge into
the regular one, and it ought to
result in winding up the business
at least a month earlier in the
summer than would be the case if
Congress did not meet fill the
regular date. There will be no
fight over the Speakership, the
committees are all provided for
and there is no reason why the two
Houses should not bo ready for
work by the third wees in Novem-
ber and keep at it till Christmas
holidays. There is no need to
blind oneself to the fact that there
is going to be a strong sentiment
against any tariff legislation, but it
might as will be clearly understood
also that the President is bent on
adjusting several things in that
line that appear to him at present
to need adjustment. Either his
wishes must be met or the Presi-
dent must be brought to the same
way of thinking as the leaders in
the Senate. The matter probably
will be debated at some length on
the floor and doubtless a middle
way will be found that may not
exactly suit everyone but which
! will preserve harmony in the party.
• There are a good many people that
think some of the protected inter-
ests are protected too highly.
Many others honestly believe that
the protection policy that brought
about the present prosperity of the
country should be allowed to stand.
Unquestionably a lowering of some
of the schedules would produce
more revenue which is one point
that will have to be seriously con-
sidered. Also the attitude of for-
eign countries which are all with
the exception of Great Britain,,
We, and we suppose all other
local papers, this week received a
half column clipping, purporting
to be from the St. Louis Republic,
puffing the call for a separate state-
hood convention at Muskogee, I. T,
August, 21. Whoever sent the
clipping failed to make his identity
known. The objeot is plain e-
nough. Some clique of Federal
office holders afraid of losing their
jobs, or some outfit who are, for
reasons best, known to themselves,
opposed to statehood at this time,
hope by giving wide publicity to
tliiq “call” for a separate statehood
convention, (called by a few Indian
chiefs) to create the impression
that the people of the Indian ter-
ritory generally favor separate
statehood and that a very large
number of Oklahoma papers also
favor the scheme. The scheme
should be sat down upon, hard,
by Oklahoma editors. Even if a
majority of the people of both ter-
ritories favored separate statehood
(which they do not) there would
be little sense in agitating the
question as congress has made it
plain that the territories will never
be admitted as two states. The
only effect such agitation could
possibly have; if it should have
any effect at all, would be to delay
statehood, and that is evidently
the object aimed at. No matter
what party these schemers may be-
long to, we consider them enemies
of Oklahoma and statehood, and
they should be given to understand
very plainly that ,;the newspapers
of Oklahoma are not going to fur-
ther their scheme by giving pub-
licity to the “literature” they send
out.
Why Go Jo Alva?
To transact your Land Office
business. Prove up or file on
your claim at Fairview and
save a one hundred mile trip.
See A. W. CLARK, the
U. S. COflMISSIONER
GENERAL FEED STORE.
Mill in connection. Chop all kinds
f of feed - at reasonable prices.
HAY, FLOUR AND FEED
For sale and delivered in all parts
of the city free of charge. Next
door north ’of the Enid Lumber
Company,
Fairview, Oklahoma.
The benevolent Hartford Cour-
ant wants the Japs adequately pro-
tected at the coming peaoe confer-
ence. Don’t it look up to date as
though the Japs had been pretty
well able to take care of them,
selves?
A Missouri exchange proudly
exclaims that “all the race riots do
not occur iu the south. Nobody
said they did. But the under-
takers down there make a pretty
good living at that.
Important Notice.
Those having final proof notices
in this paper will please look them
over carefully and if any mistakes
in dates, descriptions of land, or
spelling of names are found, notify
this office at once, that the neces-
sary corrections may be made be,,
fore date for making proof.
A. W. Clark, Fairview, Oklahoma,
U. 8. COMMISSIONER.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Alva, Okie,.
July 17,1905.
Notice ie hereby given that the followin
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make filial proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before A. W.
Clark, U. S. Com'r. at his office at Fair,
view, Oklahoma, on August 2k, 1906, viz:
CHARLES M. CONLEY, of Dane, Oklahoma,
for the NtJNWH and N!4NEJ4 Sec. 15, T20N.,
R14W. ,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cnltivation of
said land, viz:
Charles Sage, Benjamin F. Sage, Hilton
Ransdell and Lyman Ransdell, all of Dane,
Oklahoma.
(7-21) A. R. UusELLEE,Register.
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient R. R.
No. 1—Passenger south bound arrives 1 ;00 p. m
No. 2—Passenger north bound leaves 2;00 p. m
No. 17—Freight south bound Arrives 2 K)6 pm
No. 18—Freight north bonnd leaves 6:00 am
J. B. Drew, Agent.
DAIRVIEW POST, 8. A. R. Regular meeting
* the first Saturday in each month, at 2
P. m. R. Bates, Commander.
J. A. Oates, Adjutant.
If E. CRURCR
M. s
Services every Sunday, Horning and
Evening.
Rev. C. R. Bkeweb, Pastor.
L. R. Hbnble, Supt.l
Sunday School, 10 A, U.
Preaching, 11 A. H.
Epworth League, 5:45 P. H.
Preaching, 7:30 P. H.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
at 8 o’eloek. A cordial invitation to all.
Book agents in New York have
found a lot of people willing to
pay $1,000 to get into print.
There are a lot of them in Wash-
ington who would pay more than
that to keep out.
What the department clerks in
Washington would like would be
to be paid on a sliding scale, reg-
ulated by the height of the ther-
mometer.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Alva, Okla.
July 17, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before William
Walt, U. 8. Commissioner at his office at
Ringwood, Oklahoma, on August 26,1905, viz:
ELHER LOVINGIER, of Ringwood, bklallo.
ma, for the SEX Sec. 9, T21N, R11W,
He names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
James L. Leech and James Kasenberg, of
Rusk, Oklamoma, John W. Jones of Bernard!,
Oklahoma, and William Boggs, of Isabella,
Oklahoma.
(7*21. A. R. Museller. Register.
Senator Platt says if he had his
political life to live over, he would
remodel it. Now is there any
distiuction between “remodel and
reform?”
An exchange intimates that Mr.
Rockfeller has subscribed to a
press clipping Bureau and that he
is losing his mind. Cause or effect?
Those would be assassins in
Russia ought to import a few* Japs
to teach them how to shoot.
A man has been arrested in lola
Kan. for saloon wrecking. Never
heard of a saloon being arrested
anywhere for man wrecking.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The next Regular ’T'encher’e ex-
animation will be held at the Nor-
mal buildiDg, Alva Okla. Aug. 10
and 11. The work will begin
promptly at 8, a. m, Be on time
if you expect to take this examin-
ation.
S. V. Mo Greevy.
Co. Bupt.
SCHEDULE,
For the Arrival and Departure or Mail.
RUSK ROUTE.
Leaves Fairview, dully excpt Sunday nt 8:50,
A. H., and 4:25 P. M.
Arrives at Rusk, 10:05, A H.,and 5:40, P. H.
Leaves Rusk daily except Sunday on receipt
of mail from trains 19 and 20, due at 10:30, A.
M. and 5:53, P. U., arrive at Fairview, in one
hour and fifteen minutes. '
GRANTON ROUTE
Arrives at Fairview...................12:30 P. H.
Leaves Fairview...................... 1:30 P. H.
Daily except Sunday.
ORION ROUTE
Arrives at Fairview...................12:30 P. H
Leaves Fairview...................... 1:30 P. H
Daily except Sunday.
Postoffice opens at.................... 8:00 A. U.
Closes at...............................8:00P. H.
Open on Suuday one hour after Orient mail
arrives.
Wellington Brown, P. U.
DR. WALKER
Dentist,
fairveW, okla.
Graduate of the Chicago College of
Dental Surgery.
Fiendish Suffering
is often caused by sores, ulcers and
Cancers, that eat away your skina
Wm. Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich.,
says: “I haye used Bucklen’s Ar-
nica Salve, for Ulcers, Sores and
cancers. It is the best healing
dressing I ever lound.’’ Soothes
and heals cuts, burns and scalds.
25c at Elk Head Pharmacy; guaran-
teed*
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