The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1898 Page: 1 of 8
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The Yukon Weekly.
VoFume 6, No. 30.
Yukon, Oklahoma, Thursday, September 8, 1898.
$1.00 per Year.
NOYES, NORMAN
ft-
Shoes
We have opened our fall line
of Shoes—Showing1 just
what we will offer to our cus-
tomers this fall and winter.
If we don’t show you the bekt
Line at Lowest Prices, DON'T
BUY. Our “Rival” line of
of Ladies, Misses and Chil-
drens Shoes, are Daisies.
Ladies fine Dongola Kid @
$1-75; warranted to outlook,
and outwear any $2.50 Kid
Shoe sold in this town, or
. money refunded.
Misses and Children's the
same. Don’t imagine that
because this store is .not in
El Reno or Oklahoma City
that we cant sell just as good
g'oods and just as cheap.
THE LOW PRICED, BEST
QUALITY
RAGSC&T STORE
Scool Books «£?
School Supplies
AT
HOOPERS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Cheap
Paint:
y ■
Not in quality, but in price.
We are putting in a large
stock of the celebrated Sher-
win-Williams Paint, and will
sell all the house paint we
now have in stock at cost.
This is your opportunity to
get a strictly high grade
paint at a very low price. If
you intend having any paint-
ing done this year it will pay
you to buy your paint of us
now. We sell paint cheaper
than any one else.
HOOPER & SON.
Fresh Oysters at Sparks’
J. M. Paris was out of town,
Monday.
Mrs. 1 ownsley keeps ice eream
soda.
Rev. C. W. Morrison went to
Perry, Monday, to be gone several
days.
Order your tailor made suits of
I lerndon.
Messrs. Upshaw an I Kirkpatrick
drove over from Oklahoma City,
Sunday.
Rev. Briggs tilled his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday.
Read the large ad. of Dr. Coe’s
Sanitarium in this issue.
A. X. Spencer lias returned from j
his grading camp near Chandler.
do to Mulvey Bros, for Grocer-
ies.
We have just received a nice line
of Laces and Embroidery.—B. S.
j Hoover & Co.
Sam Hogan attended the IIoo
Hoo territorial meeting at Oklaho-
ma City last week.
Dr. Mattpin will he in Yukon
September 3rd to 10th, prepared to
do all kinds of dental work.
Miss Myrta Cooke, who has been
visiting with Miss Claudia Spencer,
returned to Oklahoma City, Mon-
day.
We can y Pocket and Table Cut
iery—1!. S. Hoover tfc Co.
Those who were to leave the
money solicited by me for the belli
of lvoshy Story may call and leave
same at Dr. Hendrickson’s office,
and oblige
.Miss 11 attie Haskins.
— Ihi\ ’s two piece suits for $1.00.
1 Ierndon’s.
Fuller-Lee Disc Drills at A. I!.
Chastain ifc Bro.
Joe Faris has a *<20, U. S. Imnd
of the last issue, known as the war
bond. It's the only orte in town.
Kramers Best high patent flour
Hattie Axe tobaccoo 30c per Hi. *-i0(l I'1,1 cwl 111 Mulvey Bros.
Dice 25c per lb, atMulvc, Bros
Ed Edison is clerking for B. S.
Hoover <fc Co.
Anyth.ng in the Groccrv line at
the Blue Front.
Campbell Bros, circus here last
Saturday, gave two performances
to a large crowd. There may he
worse shows on the road, but we
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, M •. and
Mrs. Brooke Messrs. Woods and
Tankersly and Mrs. Shirly and
Townsley took advaniange of the
low excursion rales and left for
Cincinnati and other eastern points
Sunday.
—Just received—Some beautiful
patterns in Fall Dress Goods.
Ilerndon.
Wear Clover Brand Shoes. We
sell ’em.—B. S. Hoover tfc Co.
All persons w hom we have given
credit for the past three years are
hereby notified that all bills must be
paid up at once. We are not able
to carry the accounts longer than
the necessary time to settle up.
Don’t wait but come in and settle.
All accounts not paid up in full in
•f0 days will he put in collector's
hands.
Res. J,. K. Rhodyhack «fc Co.
Buy your tobacco of Mulvey
Bios. j Star and llorse Shoe 45c per
Ih.
doubt it.
For Carpet Weaving and Dress) If y«»u have teeth that need atten-
Making call at the second housejlio"’ see 1 >r* Ma"T"- Hu will he
north of Bank.
We have
money to loan on farms at
the rate of 10 per cent per
annum. #
For further information, call
at our office.
FARIS & COWLING.
Mrs. \\ . L. Guilin of Purcell is
a guest of C. J. Chastain and wife
this week
Come and get our prices and
compare with others. We know
the result—Mulvey Bros.
I will reinanhi in Yukon two
weeks longer and am prepared to do
photograph work of the first class.
Call and see me and get my prices,
Mr. Kuykendall.
Mrs. Helen D. Harford wiil de-
liver a temperance lecture at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening,
September 11th. She is an excel-
lent speaker and every one should
heat her. Admission free.
Mrs. George Sparks was slightly
but painfully hurt one day last
week by a refrigerator lid falling
on hei\
in Yukon, September 3rd t<> loth.
After three days of weather that
would compare favorably with a
Sahara simoon, Jupiter Pluvius
treated this section of Oklahoma to
a refreshing shower hath, Tuesday.
A notorious anli-fiisionist expressed
himself to us that the sand storm
was generated at the convention at
El Reno, Sept. I, while a republi-
can equally as notorious and w ho
always claims everything in sight,
swore the rain come C. O. I).-
Credit of Dennis. Anyway the
rain was just the thing for the far-
mers.
—See A. B.Chastain & Bro. if you
want a good buggy, spring-wagon,
farm wagon or any tiling else on
wheels; they can supjdy you.
For an ice cream soda, milkshake
or lemonade go to Mrs. Townsley’s.
Go to the Blue Front giocerv for
the celebrated Blue. Ribbon flour.
You are requested to look out for
the Racket Store's •‘Announce-
ments’ to appear next week. We
have contracted the necessary space
and you will find the greatest in-
ducements to cash purchasers ever
offered in their column. Read ev-
ery line. The Racket opens fall
trade next week.
Arthur Kamiuni has purchased
the barber shop, one door west of
Reid's drug store, and would like
•or all old friends and customers to
call and see him when in need of a
a first class shave or hair cut.
Mrs. Beckwith has just received
a tine line of Foster Paul Kid
Gloves in colors and black, warrant-
ed. A fine liaeof Gauntlet Gloves
at prices that are right.
One evening last week the passen-
gers at the depot were considerably
amused at the antics of a drunken
man who wanted to ride the east
bound local to Oklahoma City. He
had a ticket but evinced a strong
antipathy to a seat in the ear and
a ride on the cushions; a feeling
horn no doubt by the the fact of
having rode countless miles on
the rods. He was snugly enscon-
ced on the trucks when “Dutch”
John pulled him out by one e»r.
He immediately assumed an air of
injured innocence, lie brought forth
his ticke,*, and inquired why he
was not allowed to choose his seat
Getting but little satisfaction lie
proceeded to hurl a few choice
cuss words at the train crew and
swore by the spirit of the Wander-
ing Jew that lie wouldn’t ride on
a road w here lie couldn’t pick his
own seat. The train pulled out
without him.
See Herndon’s new lineof Dress
Goods before buying elsewhere.
Suits to order. See our samples.
Get our prices.-B. S. IIoover& Co.
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Cowling, James. The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1898, newspaper, September 8, 1898; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc912623/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.