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THE SHAWNEE NliWS.
MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 196ft.
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25 CENTS
EYERYBODYS SPACE
General Bualncmt, Three Lines 3
Timet* 25c, Payable In Advance.-
3 LINES
3 TIMES
25 CENTS
NEW COTTON GINS
THIRTY-SIX WERE CHARTERED
AND BUILT IN OKLAHOMA THE
PAST YEAR.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
J OK RENT—Two nicely furnished
jwmu* lor light housekeeping, only $10
'fir lBOBth. 509 N. Bell. 15-tf
NBATLY FURNISH SI) ROOMS—tor
Victors at St. Louis Mo. Address or
■ ll s*
4247 West Bell Place.
2613X Dixon Ave.
1335 A. Wliitter Ave.
roR RENT.
TOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
3igjM housekeeping, close In. Apply
at M Cor. DouglaB and Highland. 13-3t
"TOR RENT OR SALE—ICO acres
>wl land seven miles northwest of
Sluivnee, eighty acres In cultivation,
utile from school and church.
Sc* It Green, owner, 813 N. Park;
S&swnee, Okla. 13 if
TOR RENT—One large front room,
ormihera exposure, first door, close !n.
itt; North Broadway. 13-3t
POK RENT—The 25 foot front lot
wbtn the Log Cabin is at present lo-
on Enst Main Htreot. Address
ft. W. .1., earn of News. 2!)-tr
lt)R RENT- The store room at 220
X Main, Belt's grocery store, after
Jfcnnary 15. Apply to J. W. Brooks
19-tf
WANTED—Gentleman or lady wltn
good reference, to travel by rail or
with a rig. Salary (1,072 per year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced. Address, wltn
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Shawnee
Okla. w
BOARDERS WANTED—Two young
men can flnu good clean room and ex
cellent board at 52G North Douglas, b 
applying at once. One-half block
north of Woodland park. 19-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT—Two otllce rooms over
l**.a's Hardware. Call 111. Conserva-
,tt e Loan and Abstract Co., 107 North
ML 25-lm
PCtt RENT—Upstairs room on N.
Bjt'iUfu-ay, room 40x40, big hall, $10
pt-T aaenth. Apply to George GralT.
£ *f
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TOR SALE An elegant 10 room
muse on North Broadway, an excellent
vighliorhood, 75x140 foet, corner lot.
T«ii place will be sold at a bargain
t« me. 'Nuff said, llarry S. Ed
r«*nts. 15"! t
<Jood improved farm for saio. W
i Brooks, Eabt Wallace St. 9-tf
TO TRADE—Two good farms to
irade for city property. Here Is
otMKf for someone to get a good farm.
' -  Bt«. 'Nuff said. Harry S. Ed
wants 15-3t
LADIES—I make from $18 to $:'.0
per week nnd want you to have the
same opportunity. The work is very
pleasant and will pay handsomely for
even your spare time. I speak from
experience, as I have oftejn made $10
In a single day. This Is no deception.
I want no money and will gladly send
full particulars free to all. Address
Mrs. W. W, Mitchell, Box 10, Port-
land, Maine. 12
TO TRADE.
FOR TRADE—Well Improved rental
property In Shawnee for 10 to 20 acres
within 3 miles of city. S. G. Ash-
baugh, 1202 East Tenth street, Shaw-
Bee, Olila. 11-ltw
MONEY TO LOAN.
;o LOAN—$35,000 of Individual
money to loan at 9 per cent straight
Stone & Porter. 91m
MONEY LOANED on Houses, Fur
nlture, any good security, cheapen
rates. Sell you HOME, Small Pay
nients. See me. Make you glad. C
Vt. Crawford, 102 Main. 19-lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND—Two baby shoes, noc
mates, both new and good. Evidently
taken from some store. Apply at The
News office. 29-tf
IKOR SALE—5 room house and barn
ar\J4D feet 011 North Market, close in.
T*« .-a splendid little home and
wortli much more than I ask for it.
Trvee for a short time $1,500. Terms
*> salt purchaser. Seo me. 'Nuff
Harry S. Edwards. 15-3t
'T)R SALE—A new six room house
t • ,luin street, on street car line
n;rnj, part cash balance on
jawtaiWy paynwnt. Enquire at 1317
ifflts! Main street, or phone 217. 2(i ,1
J^tiR SALE—Seven room bouse, east
e £. i ell, barn, 50 feet front, on car
toest bargain in city. Call at
r.ltjnSeast corner Oklahoma and Ninth
sp«". 9-ft
TOR SALE—Some good real estate
00 cut fine, cheap, also good team tf
V" s, etc. <!. E. Tabler, Oak Park.
12-3t
SAI.B—NV,v milch Jersey and
ftucfeam cow wll h ealf, gentle and good
TBiiJier. Apply C27 N. Park. 12 3t
WANTED AGENTS.
W kNTED—A dining root:i girl. Mrs.
V >-v_225 North Bell. 15-St
aXTED— Position as bookkeeper
■ y i'-irtng man, bandy about store; 12
troatfis experience, best of references.
4 ss 8., Dally News. 15-3t
A LAXATIVE
Cough Syrup
THE
vu Bed Clortr Blossom and tho Honey Bee oa
Every Bottle.
"A Cold or a Cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation—the water all runs to the
ayes, nose and throat instead of passing out
of the system through the liver and kidneys.
For the want of moisture the bowels become
try and hard."
KENNEDY'S
LAXATIVE
HONEY ""TAR
Cures Colds by working thena out of
the system through ti copious a-tion o(
the bowels.
p)T Cures Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membranes of
the throat.chest, lungs and broqphial tubes.
For Croup, Whooping Cough, La Grippe,
Influenza, Bronchitis, and all Cought,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial affections no
remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like it.
Put up In 26c, 60c and $1.00 bottle* at th« Lab-
oratory of E. C. DoWItt A Co. (Chicago. U.S.A.
For sale by Cockrell, the druggtL
WANTED—Men to learn barbar
tj.. Our facilities cannot be equal-
ed. Steady practice, careful Instruc-
t-tfin.-. tools and positions waiting.
ey earned from start, nig wages
graduates. Just the season to be-
?,t. Write nearest branch, Moler bar-
4?': ■•allege, Ft. Worth or Dallas, Texas.
13-12t
W ANTED—Four men to travel in
«♦. t state, distribute samples #nd ad-
*r; se our goods. Salaiy $21 per
< and expenses guaranteed. Ex-
advanced. Experience unnec-
essary. Address, with stamp, stating
«-• and occupation. Reeve Co., 423
 j;rbcrrn St., Chicago. 13-3t
V ANTED—To buy, a small house,
fairly good condition to move on an-
r lot- Address D. A. C., care
 r- 3L 8-3t
* ANTED—A girl for general hou^e-
. jrt. Apply at 520 N. Douglas. 6- "
"VrtNTED—A girl for general house-
wortL Call on Mrs. Allard at The
ftftws office. 12-tf
'!* each state salesmen to sell large
Js  tobacco. Permanent position
Astral Tobacco Works Co., Penlcks,
TfL 10-lm
KILLthe COUCH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
C|
:
0NSUMPTI0N Price
0UGHS and 50c & $1.00
OLDS Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB-
LES, or MONEY BACK.
Every man Interested In get-
f ting a single statehood bill
|| through congress this session
I
j> should call at The News office
Increase in Production Makes Cotton
the Leading Crop of the New State
to-be and Statistics Show
Gains.
That a total of thirty-six cotton gins
were chartered and built throughout
Oklahoma during the past year, at an
outlay of $484,000, Is sufficient evidence
that the cotton crop Is gradually be-
coming the Important crop in the ter-
ritory. An Interesting fact in this con
inection Is that two gins were built
in Northwestern Oklahoma, at Beaver
City and Woodward, where never be-
fore has cotton been considered a pay-
ing crop. The majority of the new
gins, however, were built In the south-
western part of the territory, in tho
cotton district.
In addition to the gins, four compa-
nies were organized and chartered to
deal in cotton, with a total capital of
$1.10,000. Two cotton picking separat-
ing companies were chartered with $">,-
050,000 capital, and two cotton oil mill
companies with $200,000 capital stock.
For cotton Interests alone during the
year of 1905 the capital stock of compa-
til i-liartered amounted to jr,,ss-|,< 
Tho cotton mills chartered were for
Mangum and Norman. During the
year also a cotton compress was com-
pleted at Guthrie at a cost of $10,000.
At the present tlmo there are five
cotton oil mills, three compresses and
in the neighborhood of two hundred
gins in Oklahoma. Before Oklahoma
existed as a territory, and in fact was
a part of Indian Territory, the first
cotton gin was erected near Eufaula
over twenty-eight years ago.
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism.
"My mother has been a sufferer for
many years from rheumatism," says
W. H. Howard, of Husband, Pennsyl-
vania. "At times she was unable to
move at all, while at all times walk-
ing was painful. I presented her with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and after a few applications she de-
cided It was the most wonderful pain
relevler she had ever tried, In fact
she Is never without It now and Is at
all times able to work. An occasiona
application of Pain Balm keeps away
the pain that she was formerly troub-
led with." For sale by Owl and
Cresent drug stores. *
Humor m,d Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
Lrissman's
Planing Mill. I
Manufacturers of nnd dealers in
GLASS, SASH, DOORS AND RLUSK ±
and all kinds of
Spcial Mill Work.
EatimatesjCheerfully Given,
j! Tel. J4i. S. Bell Street.
Near the Railroad.
THE TRUTH ABOUT IT.
A henprckrd husband always thinks
That lir Is brave, but simply shrinks
From friction in the bosom of
His fumtly in the name of love.
A henpecked husband feels that he
Is Just as good as good can be.
He feels aggrieved because his wife
Don't see the beauty of his Ufe.
Ho knows had he a chance to do
Just as he ilked there'd be on view
A lot of things that would amaze
And stilt tho voice of modest prulse.
He'd for himself create a nam"
That soon would set the land a [lama.
The reason lie don't do it, though.
Is that tils wile says tie is slow.
The henpecked husband's case Is sad.
It's worse 'n that—It's Just too bad.
He's kept from making much of life
By such an overbearing wife.
T'anre are a lot of men who coubl
In their sweet dreams make good—make
good.
But then their wives - ah, there tt
rubs!—
They know the men are common duba.
Contrast.
Do you think she is in love with
him?"
Sure."
How do you know?"
Because she abuses him."
•Well?"
'Well, you Idiot, when she turns
round and treats him well he'll think
that he has discovered an angel, and
every man thinks that an angel Is bis
due and is accordingly looking for her.
It's dead easy."
Knew What It Was.
"ne Is married to Ms third wife."
"Well, 1 have no sympathy for him."
retorted the grouchy old bachelor. "Tl.e
boy who has had no experience may
be excused, but he knew what he wa 
going Into."
and sign the petition prepared
Z by the executive committee. A
f copy will be left with every pa-
per In the county. Call at the
•' office of your nearest paper and
| sign.
winter at Cockrell'a, the druggl t. 24
'ce cream, hot and cold drinks, all
ADVERTISING RATES DAILY.
Advertising space, run of paper, less
.han 5 inches, to cents an in;h each inser
tion. Over 5 inches, 8 cents an inch, each
n-sertion.
Short time rates double atul for singl
ssue thrible to above.
Special position 2 cents 'per inch each
Insertion added to above.
Special discounts on all contracts of
1000 inches and over.
Reading notices 5 cents a line each day
jr 25 cents a line per week. On con-
racts of 1000 lines 3 cents a line.
Display advertisements with reading
matter at double the rate for reading no-
tices.
Cheap Column 15 cents for three lines
first insertion, or 25 cents for three lines
three times.
Company Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that tho an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Shawnee Gas I.lght company, for
the election of directors of the corpora-
tion and for the transaction of any
and all business of the corporation
will be held at the office of the corpora-
tion In the city of Shawnee, O. T., at
2 o'clock p. nt. on the third Wednes-
day (.being the 17:'i day) of the month
of January, A. D. 1906.
SINC' MR MAINLAND,
Secretary of Sh e Gas Light Co.
19-4w
For Sale—Old newspapers at 10 cents
ier hundred at the News office.
For Sale— Heavy brown paper, suit-
ible for putting under carpets or on
tonse at News office. *
Read
the
News
Want
Ads.
You will not prosper because of the
bargains your neighbors find In the
stores. Begin to read the ads your-
self.
WANTED—Citizens who have rooms
or houses to rent to place them in
this column. 3 lines 3 times for 25
eeutB.
Drugs—of course, and more than
Just drugs—a store fashioned for ser-
vice, on liberal, modern lines of mer
chandislng. *
WANTS—Is one that can be depend
ed upon at all times. The News want
ads are safe guides to the successful
filling of the wants of the advertisers
Try it when you need anything or have
a house or room to rent, or anything
to dispose of.
Those people you know who don't
let the "servant problem" blot out
their sunlight have probably merely
learned how to make want advertising
serve them.
If you try to "get along" without
want advertising it will be easier if
you just quit wanting things.
The look before you leap people
read the ads every day.
Want advertising would be too sim-
ple and too cheap if It always brought
about results—but it would go out of
use entirely if It did not usually do
so.
If you are a good want advertiser
you may safely "go up higher." If you
can sell a house or a horse or a piano
or a typewriter through a three line
liv., you can keep a store full of pat-
rons with a proportionate amount of
advertising. *
IF you want to sell your home, buy
a home, or rent a home, advertise in
The News and you will always get
results. *
16 CENTS PER WfcEK.
■ vvvv-i-vv H;--i-rr*;--r-!--!-r;--i—l-l"'"!'
Special Soap Sale.
Lots of times we complain of the water when it's the fault
of the soap. Most water works all right if you use the right
kind of soap.
I don't mean to say that the soap I sell Is always the best,
for I'm only an ordinary man and sometimes makes mistakes.
One of those mistakes is that I occasionally get hold of the
wrong kind, of soap.
But this time I didn't. I bought a big lot from the firms who
manufactured it. I bought It cheap and you have the benefit
of the bargain If you wish. Displayed in the east window and
on sale all this week as follows:
Palmer's Pure Toilet  5c cake, six cakes for 25c
Venetian Rose, made by Armour  G for 25c
Tonic Glycerine, large cake, good soap  3 for 25c
Wash-Rag Castile, splendid value  3 cakes 25c
Highly perfumed Soap, special value 3 cakes 25c
Pure White Castile, one pjund bars  15c each
LITTLE
DRUG STORE
WALLACE MANN
4SAME OLD PLACE*
WITH A
BIS TRADE
%[Cf
now he won her
The hardest heart will soften utrler tha
influence of this deliciou* ICR .
lw is mtde frotn the finest country sep-
arator creim and h the sm>othest arti
cle on the m irket in creann. We milts
a variety of fl ivors and a variety of de-
signs. Give us your orders if you ap-
preciate trusting them in competent
h '.n Is. Our employe* are experts in
their lines. Prom it attention given to
fill. Yours for business,
BLUE RIBBON CREAMERY and
ICE CREAM CO.
SHAWNEE, - OKLA.
Condensed Statement of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAXIv
Shawnee, Oklahoma, to the Comptroller of the Currenoy, at the
close of business August 25, 1905.
Resourcea.
Lioans and Discounts  J186 241.16
0. S. Bonds and Premiums. 26.481.48
Stocks and Bonds    8.071.31
Real estate   19,468.96
Furniture and fixtures .... 3,000.00
Five per cent, fund  1.250.00
Overdrafts   4,839.18
Cash and sight exchange... 115,676.00
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In $100,000.01
Surplus and undivided profits 17,101.41
Circulation   25,000.00
Deposits   222,926.61
Total   $365,028.09 Total  $365,028.0 
We Solicit Your Business-
W. L. CHAPMAN. Cashier.
LOANS
Pike Baker! Real Estate |
TRAVEL
RIGHT
When you have occasion to travel
use the same discrimination in buying
a ticket that you would In buying any-
thing else. Assure yourself in advance
of what you may expect In the way cf
comfort en route.
The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway
wish through trains (over Its own
rails) to St. Louis, Hannibal and Kan-
sas City offers a solution to the vexed
question—"How to go?" It maintains
first-class service; frequent trains at
convenient hours, through chair cars
and Pullman aleopers; and furnishes
superior meals at Its own dining sta-
tions en route.
Try the M. K. & T. Ry on your next
trip and be satisfied.
If you wish any 'nformatlon about a
prospective trip, write me. I'll gladly
give you the Information and send you
copy of my folder.
W. S. ST. GEORGE,
G'neral Passenger and Ticket Agent
8t. Louie, Mo.
I want your business. I only handle Real Estate on straight
commission. I have several bargains in both city and farm
S properties. I will loan money on horses and buggies, wagons
an 1 teams, household furniture, and in fact every personal se-
•| curity. If you have a house to rent or want to rent one call J
* and see me Z
PIKE BAKER, !
| ©fficc at ffilaftlep'0 Drug Store. Shawnee, ©lUa f
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PROMPT DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. ^
| THE NEW STATE |
I COAL, WOOD AND FEED GO. I
© ROODHOUSB & VINSON, PROPS.
{cj Best McAlester—2,000 lbs #6 00 ©
}%. Coljrado Lump—2,000 lbs $6,00
pf Itriar Creek >5-75
Henrietta Lump f5-5° 2*
® Nut Coal  #4 50 ©
Adams'Creek—car lots f4-25 ©
... Cook wood, Heater wood Any Quantity
® Six large cars of coal on hand—come and see it weighed.
® Phone 800. 107 West Main. **
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SHAWNEE HOSPITAL
A public institution op9n 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
J H SCOTT, M. D., Superintendent. 312 North Bell.
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I! | C. W. SUTHERLAND
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CITY AUCTIONEER
General Live Stock and Farm
Sales
Office !07 North Broadway.
See Me Before Booking Dates ji
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