The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1898 Page: 1 of 8
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The Yukon Weekly.
Vofume 6, No. 36.
Yukon, Oklahoma, Thursday, Ocfober 27, 1898.
$1.00 par Year.
LET US
Figure with you on tlie lum-
ber you need. If you are
contemplating building a
House, Barn or Granary call
and inspect our complete
stock of ltunber and Ictus fig-
ure with you. We carry ev-
erything in the builders line
and our prices are right.
S. W. HOGAN & GO.
/\ J-pirijried >■
From ¥1 to $9. Ribbons,
birds, plumes, tips, wings
and flowers. Ladies own
materials made up at mv
store. I have moved to the
building- on the corner of
Fifth and Silencer avenue.
Call and inspect my stock.
Mrs. TOWNSLEY.
O. K.
BARBER SHOP
Up to date on anything in the
tonsorial line
444
ARTHUR IIANNUM, Pkop.
J. II,Long, of El Reno will be
in Yukon every Saturday, at Hoop-
er’s drug store prepared to do all
kilids of watch and clock repairing,
lie has had twenty years experience
in this line and is entirely capable
of repairing the finest and most com-
plicated watches and clocks. He
guarantees every piece of work
turned out by him for one year.
IIis charges are reasonable. Per-
sons desiring to have work done can
leave their watches or clocks at
Hooper,s drug store at any time
and have them repaired the follow-
ing Saturday. Mr. Long also does
fine and artisttc engraving.
Mary Garrett Hay, secretary of
the National American Woman
Suffrage Association will lecture at
the Methodist church, Monday eve,
October 31. Every one cordially
invited to attend.
School Boohs
School Su ppliets
AT
HOOPER’S
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Order vour tail or made suits of
11 erudon.
HattiC Axe tobaecoo 30c per lb,
Dice 25c per lb, atMulvey Bros.
Anyth.ng in the Grocery line at
the Blue Front.
II vou have chickens to sell see
Townsley.
.). M. Faris is hack from a trip to |
the Indian territory.
The presiding elder <d tin* .Meth-
odist Episcopal church will preach
Sunday night.
Come and gel our prices and
compare with others. We know
tli* result—Mulvey Bros.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at I
1 ownslcv's
I'
C. 1L 1 l.-iiniitm was at Earl boro, I
Tuesday.
Call in and see Townsley. He
is sick- for trade.
Dried fruits and all kinds of
canned goods at bottom prices at |
Mulvey Bros’.
Wc failed to mention last week
the arrival of a bright baby girl at
the home of .Mr. and Mrs. ,M. \.
Mulvev,
Every department of Mulvey
Bros store is kept thoroughly stock-
ed with first, class, up-to-date
goods.
aimed Goods at the Blue Front |
Grocery.
I am prepared to furuislia hearse I
at funerals when desired.
John Beruktt.
Townsley the longest man in
town will treat you right and make
it to your iu'erest to give him a
share of your trade.
Penny Tablets at Beckwith’s for
School clii'dreii.
Bring your chickens and eggs to j
Herndon.
_L. M. Spencer, Notary Public
and Commission agent. 500 town !
lots on easy terms. Office at the Yu- i
kou Harness & Shoe Store, south j
side Spencer Avenue.
Cofiee—Lion or Arhuckles only
10c per package at Mulvey Bros’.
| Do You Believe in L»UGK?*
Wear the
Celebrated
CLOVER BRAND
SHOES
for Men, Women and
Children, and watch
the result. Thev are
unrivalled for Style,
Quality, Make and
Comfort. Ask your
dealer for them.
WERTHEIMER • SWARTS
SHOE CO., Makers,
ST. LOUIS.
B. So Hoover & Co.
General jVIerch.and.ise.
Yukon,
O. T.
Program for S. S. c, inventi on at
Pleasant Valley Baptist, church,
Sunday. October HO, 1S$)8.
1 ! a. in.—Song Service.
11:30- Welcome Address- R. Babb
1 1:50 — Free conversation on the
Sabbath School lesson, led bv the
President.
1 2:30— 1 >i mier served on t he
grounds.
2 p. m.—-Song-liTo the Work.”
Short addresees bv all S. S. sup-
erintendents present.
2:30 An address by M. M. Lester,
“Who should teach in S. S.”
Free Disseussion.
3:00 An addresr by 11. II. l.eepef,
subject “What is the highest aim
of the S. S.”
General Discussion.
3:30—Essay by Miss Nellie Jack
man—“Robert Raike’s and his
Sunday school”
4:00—Song service led hv A. B.
Chastain.
4:20—The advantages of an ever-
green Sunday school over summer
schools. Led by C. W, Morrison.
General Disseussion.
Reports of Sunday schools.
Election of officers.
Appointing of committees.
The ladies of the church will
serve dinner on the grounds.
Turkey,
Cranberries,
Bread,
Pies and
Cuke will he
abundant. All are invited to the
con vent ion and dinner.
Com m litre.
dust received a tine line ol capes',
coats and reefers. Prices from
tip to V*. Call atul see my line lx*
fore buying. Mrs. Beckwith.
Townsley keeps fruit, candies,
nuts, cigars and tobacco. Califor-
nia canned-goods constantly on hand
Moni v to loan on hats, coats and
gloves. -In fact a regular broker’s
business. Second-hand goods
bought ami sold.
Tow lislev.
Duck lined coats for $1. Herndon.
Fall Dress Goods, Fain y Trim-
mings, Winter Underwear at Rock
Bottom prices at llcr.ndon s
Call and see the Fall line of Mil
lincry at Mis. Beckwith’s.
Stock collars and ties; all colors,
the latest fad 25c each at Mrs
Beckwith’s.
—Boy’s two piece suits for $1.00.
I lerndon’s.
Go to Mulvey Bros, for Grocer-
ies.
My Fall stock of Millinery is
coming in daily. Call and see he
fore buying elsewhere.
Mrs. Beckwith.
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Ott, Bruce. The Yukon Weekly. (Yukon, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1898, newspaper, October 27, 1898; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913014/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.