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THE SHAWNEE NEW8.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1905.
10 CENTb PER WEEK.
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Wish you coulil hear the tinny
people we have filled and ex-
tracted teeth lor say how little we
hurt them.
Gas and vitilized air for those
j| who wish it.
■ C. W. ATTERBURY, Dentist.
S Phone 336. Whittaker Bldg.
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Oklahoma Concrete
and Sidewalk Company
H. W. DUNHAM, Manager
ROOSEVELT OFF FOR
THE SUNNY SOUTH
All kinds of cement work.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Phone Residence 1218
610. East loth St.
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Picture frame Parlors
A re Attracting Much
Attention.
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We have the largest and finest line
of Picture Moulding,and everything
la make picture frames from the
beapest to the richest kind. A fine
line of all kinds of pictures.
J. P. WIRFS
COR. BROAT.WAY AND 9th STREET
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Settle Your •
Own Country
The
SANTA
is doing its share in trying
to send more farmers to
your oountry. You can
help that work by a little
effort.
Every reader of this notice is re-
quested to send to the undersigned
a list of his friends in the Kast who
may possibly lie interested. Lit-
erature regarding your country will
be mailed to them, and any ques-
tions they ask will be fully ans-
wered.
Send list this week to
WILLIAM NICHOLSON,
General Colimzation Agent, A. T.
& S. F. Ry.
Railway Exchange Chicago
DERMATOLOGIST.
MINNIE WILSON
Dermatologist
Electric I-ace Massige, Remov-
ing Scarf Skin, Electric Scalp
Tieatments, Curing Dandruff,
Stop Falling Hair, Restoring
Har Shampooing, Manicuring,
in fact anv work in the derma-
tologist's line.
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Washlngt jn, D. C., Oct. 18.—Prompt |
ly at the hour fixed this morning I'res-1
ident Roosevelt departed on his 2,00" j
mile journey through the south. The
special train left over the Southein
railway, and consisted of a private
car, a baggage car, two sleepers and
a dining car.
There was a largo crowd at the
station to see the departure and the
services of a number of special officers
were required to preserve order.
The party consisted of President and
Mrs. Roosevelt and maid, Secretary
Loeb, Surgeon General Rixey, Messrs.
A. C. Latta, John L. McGrow, John
Mcllhenny, John L. Greenway, L. S.
Hrown of the Southern railway, rep-
repsentatves of the several press asso-
ciations, one photographer, two secret
service men and two messenjers. Mrs.
Roosevelt, according to present plans.
Is to accompany the president as far
as Atlanta, and the most of the other
members of the party will return h' me
from Little Rock, leaving the president
and his personal attendants to journey
on to New Orleans.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 18.—President
Roosevelt's tour southward to New Or-
leans has begun and In this state he
met with a continual ovation. He made
an address in Capit d square In this
city and was entertained at luncheon
and driven about the city before his
train departed.
Grading O. & C. C.
Bartlesville, I. T., Oct. 18.—Fifteen
miles of the grade for the Oklahoma
& Cherokee Central railway is com
pleted between Chelsea and Alluwe,
and work is still in progress. It is
hoped to get the road Into Nowata by
early spring, when the work of grad-
ing and track laying ti Bartlesville
will be taken up. The announcement
was made by J, B. Phillips, of Warren,
Pa., a member of the railway com-
pany and connected also with the
Cherokee Oil and Gas company, and
tiie Cornplanter Refining company,
both of which later companies are as-
sociated in tile fit. Louis pipe line deal.
Mr. Phillips said that the company
would install a system of gasoline
motors for pulling the coaches, the
passenger trains to be run in the day
time and the freight trains, with regu-
lar locomotives, at night.
Plans are maturing in this city for
an electric line between this city and
CoffeyviUe, with a probability that the
line will l>e extended to Ochletata and
Ramona and other towns in the Bar-
tlesville oil district.
NEW ROCK
ISLAND DEPOT
It Is stated today that tenants on the
Rock Island right of way just east of
the depot on Union avenue have been
requested to move their buildings and
other fixtures, as the road wants to
use the ground. This Is believed to
he the forerunner of the long expected
and promised passenger and freight
stations. There is no doubt that the
road Intends to build two elegant de-
pots here, for President B. F. Winchell
himself has so said.
Purity
Strength
Satisfaction
When You Use
FLOODS IN
MISSOURI
St Louis, Oct. 18.—Trains on near-
ly all roads Into this city ran many
hours late, owing to the floods. Out-
going trains were annulled on some
roads for that cause. A freight train
on the Bluff line went into a washout
near Alton, III., and the crew was ob-
liged to swim to higher ground. The
entire train of seventeen freight cars
and an engine went Into the water and
it Is believed that several tramps lost
their lives.
EIGHT KILLED
BY STORM
Toronto, III., Oct. 18.—Tills city and
vicinity was swept by a cyclone last
night and forty houses were complete-
ly demolished, many others being dam-
aged. Eight people were killed and
thirty Injured, many fatally.
A Pleasure to All.
No pill is as pleasant and positive
as DeWItt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children, delicate ladles
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the best liver pills sold. Sold by
Cockrcll. •
Lecture Course,
The Lecture Association of the High
school has engaged six numbera of
various kinds of entertainments anj!
lectures for the coming season. Thepe
numbers are tj^e very best that could
be obtained.
The great Southern orat >r and hu-
morous lecturer, H. W. J. Ham, Is
billed for Nov. 2.
The famous orator, Dewitt. Miller
will be here Dec. 5.
The fourth number 's tin well
known Boynton company, Mar. 5.
Opie Read, the popular novelist, will
glvo one of his characteristic enter-
tainments Mar. 12.
Leland T. Powers, the be?t imper
sonator on the road, will appear on
May 7.
The prices for admission ti the Tem-
ple Quartette and Opie Read enter-
tainments are $1 each, and to each of
the other numbers is 75 cents, which
makes a total of $5. The price of a
season ticket, which will admit one
to every number, is $2.50 without any
extra charge.
No lecture course equal to this hss
ever been given here aad the High
school should receive every encourage-
ment from the people.
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AND YOUR NEIGHBOR
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129 N. Beard St.
Phone 202. 3
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GREAT SCIENTIFIC HEALER AND
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HEALTH.
I am here and I can cure you. My
office is at 721 E. Main street. I use
no medicine whatever. I charge noth-
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You cannot afford to miss this chance,
for it means your lost health restored
to you again, if you give me your case.
All you have to do Is to take my treat-
ment, follow my directions, and try
to get well, and I will convince you
that you can be cured without medi-
cine. Come and see me whether yau
take my treatment or not; I would
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case of female trouble, cancer, cat-
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trouble, liver trouble, kidney trouble,
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Ladies, remember that you will need
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be convinced. Bring your sick and
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Remember that it costs nothing for
consultation or examination. Call and
visit with me- My wife and children
are with me and will try to make your
visit a pleasant one.
DK. J. R. RANDLES,
4-1 m Shawnee, Okla.
Room upstairs 721 E. Main St.,
DOCTORS ENDORSE IT.
Lang Bros., Druggists, Paducah, Ky„
write: "We sell more of Dr. Menden-
hall's Chill and Fever Cure than all
other remedies combined, having re-
tailed over 700 bottles in one season
Physicians here prescribe it and per-
sons who onoe use It will have no
other. Sold by Shawnee Drug Co. *
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Telephone 415
114 /V. Broadway.
SHAWNEE HOSPITAL
A public institution open to the Medioal Profession.
Has nineteen large, airy rooms, including an up-to-
date operating room. Our nurses are graduated,
trained and experienced.
SHAWNEE HOSPITAL
H. aCOTT,, M..D- Superintendent.
312 North Bell.
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TIMF TABLES
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Santa Fe
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Go.
TIME TABLE NO. 24.
GOING NORTH
So. 414 local freight, Departs 7:05 an*
So. 408 passenger, Departs i:oupm
FROM NORTH
So. 407 passenger, Arrives 3:20 pm
So. 413 local freight, Arrives 6:00 pm
Sulf, Colorado and Santa F 
Railway Co-
TIME TABLE NO. 5.
[Effective January 22nd, 1905.
GOING SOUTH.
So. 317, passenger, Departs 8:15 a m
So. 302, mixed, Departs 4:00 p m
FROM SOUTH.
So. 302, mixed, Arrives 11:55 a m
So. 318, passenger, Arrives 5:00 pm
No. 408, leaving Shawnee 1:00 p m,
nakes close connection at Arkansas City
vith trains for Kansas City and Chicago,
ind makes close connection at Newton,
vith the fast Colorado and California
rains.
No. 317 leaving Shawnee at 8:15 a m,
ih  es close connection at Pauls Valley
*ith trains for Texas This is one of the
«st trains out of here for Texas points,
n \ arrives in Ft. Worth in time to make
<kv1 connection with all lines diverging.
« <t -,f IV... above trains carry passengers
 nd baggage.
.,v... ./,.| and bapgage checked to
j-mcipal points in Uuittd States and
2inada.
tV'111 b« glad to give tou any lufir
 ;;or to rates aud time of trains.
•U 01 or write to
<3KO. P. NELSON. A*ent
-uwnee. Okla.
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.
Effective May 14, 1905
WEST BOUND.
•lo. I ar. 4:15 a.m. depaits 4:50 a.m.
'o. } ar. 12:05 P- ni. departs 12:20 p. m.
*o. 7 ar. 6:00 p. m. departs 6:15 p. m.
lo. 59 ar . . . 4:40 pm (Local Freight)
EAST BOUND.
fo. 2 ar. 1:45 a.m. departs 1:55 a. m.
to. 4 ar. 4:00 p.m. departs 4:10 p. m.
to. S ar. 10:15 a.m. departs 10:30a. m.
KClitoSRH,ROMULUS and ASHER branch
lo. 38 Iv  7:30 am to Asher, O. T.
to. 37 ar.... 11:5s am from Asher.
to 40 lv  4:15 pm to Tecumseh only
So. 39 ar  5:30 pm from Tecumseh
G. W. Morgan, Agent.
M. K. & T. TIME TABLE.
SOUTH BOUND.
So. Ill, Daily Passenger.... 9:40 a. mj
So. 563, Way Freight  9:40 a. m.
NORTH BOUND.
So. 112, Daily Passenger 6:25 p. m,
to. 564, Way Freight 445 p. m.
At Atoka train No. 111 connects with
So. 5, "Katy Flyer," for Durant, I. T.,
md principal points in Texas. Train
So. 112 waits at Atoka for No. 6 "Katy
?lyer" from Texas. Way freight trains
t*rry passengers.
J. M. Snbdakbb, Agent.
Trf d
The Po ular St. Louis Line
Six trains daily each *vay, between Kan-
as City and St. Louis. Observation Din.
ag Cars and PuHtiihn Palace Sleeping
Cars. Everything first class. Double
iaily service between Kansas City and
Draalia, Ask your agent lo route you via
the
Missouri
Pacific
Railway.
E. E. BLECKLEY,
Traveling Pass. Agt.,Wichita, Ki
C, R,_vr\tks, a. G. P. A.,