OKLAHOMA TIMES-JOURNAL
Published every day except Sunday
—OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.—
BROWN HROS.,
Editor* and Publlafc.r..
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TILZPHONI NO. 41.
Today's W'eatlur.
Maximum temperature, 37; Mini-
mum 31; Rainfall 00.
Forecast for tlilrty-Blx hours;
Fair, warmer.
Kncooraok home industries by
purchasing their products as far aB
possible. Much can thus bo ilone to
build up our city.
Hawaii lias not yet given up hope
ot being numbered among the Amer-
ican states. They should stipulate
that they come in as a state when
annexed.
Snow up dishonesty whcievcr it
may appear. The republicans won
because the people wished to rebuke
dishonest methods and political trick-
ery. They can continuo in power
only by giving an honest and econo-
mical government.
Till 0. 0. Jones Milling Co. have-
about 1200 cords of wood corded up
near the mill, in the south part of
the city, for which they paid over
$2700. All of this money went to
the farmers round about the city anil
they in turn spent it in this city. It
is another illustration of the benefits
to both city and country having bucIi
institutions in our midst.
Legislative Proceedings.
MOltNINO SESSION.
61TTHI111C, Jan. 15.—Mr. A. C. Scott
Introduced a resolution this morning
that will result In a general stirring
up of the agricultural college affairs.
It Is a resolution asking Major Alvord
to withdraw Ills resignation and with
hold It pending an Investigation of
the affairs of the college. The reso-
lution patsed the council by a unani-
mous vote and was immediately sent
to tho House where It met with a
similar reception. It Is evident that
the legislature Is solidly with Major
Alvord, and 1( after an nvestigatioi,
It Is shown that the condition of af-
fairs is as lio describes, there will be
such u shaking up us has not occurred
in the history of Oklalima. The
mova Is given more weight because
Mr. Scott has inaugurated It. Mr.
Scott Is a republican, anC Major Al-
vord Is a democrat. Hut Mr. Scott
Is more interested In the upbuilding
of the territorial educational instltu
tlon than In tho gaining of a party
advantage.
The restoration of the records of
Payne county Is giving I lis legislature
a good d al of trouble. There are
more obstacles In the way than
was thought at tirs", glance. The
United States forbids special legisla-
tion in the first place, ana then it Is
not an easy task to restore the rec
ords of a county.
Mr. Scott Introduced Into theCoun
eli today a bill allowing cities of the
first clas9 to Issue bonds to fund theii
s:hoolwarrants, lie also ID
troduced 11 bill providing rules for the
m liclug of tracts of real estate.
Mr. Orner has introduced a bill
g iverrilng banking.
A great deal of work Is being done
In committees, which U really .be
largest part of a legislature's work
NOTKS.
Hon. D. A. Harvey arrived from
Washington today, and stopped over
a day to see the working of the leg!
laturc lie Is not hopeful of any leg
IslatloH lu corgress—the majority
being persons who got left at last
lull's election. lie calls attention
however, to a railroad law which
grants the Arkansas Valley roul
rlglv of way from Aaguoner to Okla
JO-aaC'lty. This grant was gotti
through congress about two jeais
ag 1, and he thinks that three years is
glvin for build.ng.
Tho cv-e "f J L. Brown was
arguod In the supreme c.urt today.
Mr. B: Jwn and Gra.t Stanley appear-
In f 'r Brown and J. C. Strang a[-
jK-,.rii)g for the petitioners, who seek
to have Brown disbarred. Mr. Stan-
ley made a logical argument setting
forth lb ; law ptints, and disinterest-
ed persot s say bo made an exception-
ally 1 iglcal argument; but all Interest
ce'Hured lu the plea of Mr. Brown In
hh 0.111 behalf lie began his argu-
muut, at 25 minute before 12 o'clock.
I' ..pie who aie, or were, total strar-
gaf s to the facts and tho parties are
talking tills evening atjout the won-
de'ful force of Mr. Brown's argument.
He reserved for himself the discus-
sion of the fuels. By 12 o'clock when
the noon whistles blew, both the su-
preme court Judges, and the spectat-
ors were so Intensely Interested that
n > one heard them. It was 12:15
when Chief Justice Dale e, u-ulted
his watch and suggtsted that It
might ba well Ui adjourn and hear
the remainder of Lhe argument after
dinner. Mr. Urowu suggmted thai
he had but little more to say, so per-
mission to finish w is cpiiealy gi eu;
but Mr. Brown talked fur fifteen min-
utes longer. Ills exposition of the
facts was moderate, but so clear and
convincing wa-' his argum-nt that, he
impressed evciytody with tho
strength of his came. The e utrar.v
effect wa*. produced on the au ilet.cr
by Mi. Strang. 0
The flierlfl* of Oklahoma terrlu.ij
perfected an organization to lay and
complimented Oklahoma cjuuty by
ilcctlng Capt. DeFord president of
the a?:toclatlon. It li ccrtnin that no 1
county possesses a sheriff whorls more.
competent or more active lu the dis-
charge of official duties. As to his
ability to preside over a deliberative
assembly wc know nothing, but with
every member sworn to obey
tho law and sec that tho laws are en-
forced, It ought to be an easy matter.
Mr. J. M. Owens Is In tile city look-
ing after an abstract bill
The supremo court has decided that
the legislature has aulhoilty to ap-
propriate mouey to pay for needful
help about the legislature. The leg-
islature would be almost helpless
without more help than the l otted
States pays f"r. The United States
pays the chief clerk, enrolling clerk,
sergeant 1 ut arms, messenger and
watchman. Other clerks are an ab-
solute necessity to Insure efflclont
work.
Thesis Jon of Mr. Overholscr
In relation to exemptions from taxa-
tion seems to take with favor, and
will be Incorporated In a bill by Mr.
Scott. The suggestion Is this: In
case a person has less than, say 1100
worth of personal property, exempt It
all from taxation; but In case a person
has more than  100 worth of personal
property, list H all for taxation, ex-
empting nothing. Such a law would
pro tec', those who aro unable to help
boar the burdens of government,
while those who aro able to pay will
bo obliged to pay on all their proper-
ty. Less than a fourth of the beads
of families would under inch a law
be able to claim an exemption. An
othoi good result of such a law would
be to make all tuxes collictable, and
would thus save the county more
than $1,000 a year, which has hereto
fore been paid for cudeavorlng to
collect taxes on assessments of from
«10 to 125 making it Impossible to col-
lect, there being uo property
which to levy. Under the proposed
plan no tax warrant would represent
less than $100 worth of property as
Hated and probably of $20 of real
value.
It will be unfair to the members of
the legislature If the taxpayers do
not present their side, and It will be
worth while to send here men of good
tandlng, and the best business quail
llcatlons to explain to the committees
how they would like the fees and sal-
aries fixed. Wo believe that the
committees would llko to bear from
conservative taxpayers and got their
views. More than fifty men in Okla
homa county pay annually over #100
In taxes. Those fifty men could well
spend teu dollars each lu coming here
to present their notions of an equit-
able bill for the fixing of fees and sal
arles. If the taxpayers come here
they will be gladly given a beiricg.
D U k
Stop
ISeistt
Buy yourself a home and iay lor It in
monthly I stallinmts. Tho Co-Operative
Savings and Loan Association of Moux Falls
ill help you do It. For Information see
DUNN & WHITMAN
114^ Main Street.
Ab.-tracte,
Convo) auciog,
Loaiia and Insurance.
Dr. Dewey'* office and residence Is
now at 117 Main street upstairs. 23tf
Oat, wheat and corn chop.for salo
at the Santa Fe elevator. 5-tf
See Enierick's Transfer Co. for all
kinds of heavy freight and batftfatfe
hauling. Telephone No. 86. 25-tf
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal , says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy Is the ilrst medicine 1 have
ever found that would do me any
>od." Price 60c. Sold by A. J.
irkpa trick.
Karl's Clever Root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness and clearness
to the complexion and cures constl-
ation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1. Sold by A.
. Kirkpatrl^k.
Four Big  ucm8iB.
Having the need* I merit to more
than make good aii tho advertising
claimed for litem, the following fou
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. Dr. King's New Dls nvery, f'
Consumption, Cough* and Ct ld*s each
bottle guaranteed—Kieetrlc Hitter*
the great remedv '.>r Llvr-r, St< m;<ei;
and Kidneys; nuekieii'* Ami' a .■vilve
the best in the >vorld, mid Dr. Kin^
New Life Fills, whMi are a perfect
pill. All the^e remedies are '/ua ran
teed to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose n itue
attached he'ewlth *111 he glad to tell
you more of them. Sold at C. R
Haley's drug *t/ re
There Is goof* rea*nn for tho popu-
larity of Chamberlin'?.Cuu«h Kem°dy
Davis A- Bur.urd, of We«t Monterey
Clarion Co., Pm . "It has cured
people that our physician* n uld do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try a bottle of <. bajuh *riiiio'« Couuh
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rest of u*.:' 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by all drug^ts.
Piles t'AU lr Kelletcd at Oace
And lu time effectually cu.ed by
the persistent u> • of heggs' German
Salve, the greatest pile remedy ever
puton ihe m ike. Sold and war
ranted by W. B Wheeler & Co., No
15 Broadway.
P$r Coughs, 'cliU, A-ilim.t, Kronehiti
Or any disease of the throat and
lunge, try Beggs'Ch rry OibghSyruji
It relieves where all oto^rs fall. Sold
and warranted by W B. Wheeler
Co. No. 15 Broadway.
IMf« rce Notice.
Territory of Oklahoma, f
Okl it owa County. (
In the District Court of said Terrl
tory within and for said County, In
the Third Judicial District.
Walter K. Freeman, )
PlUntiff. |
Alice M. rreem.io, j
Defendant, j
Whereat- said plalntllT lus filed ti
action in said court praying Tor a dt
vorce from said defendant upon the
ground of neglect and desertion and
has filed i 1« affidavit of the non-rcsl
dence of tho said d fondant and that
with due diligence service of sum
mons cannot be made upon her in
said county or territory.
Therefore notice is hereby ulveu to
-aid defendant, Alice M. Freeman,
that she has been sued lu said court!
and that she must answer the pet I
tlon of tho plalntllT on or before Feb
7, 1695, or such petition will be taken
as tr.ie and judgment renderel ac
cordlngly for such divorce.
Dated this 29th day of December
1891.
(seal.j W. II. Kbky, Clerk.
By Adam ukniitt D.jpu'v. jii-21
A >ure ture for Ptfot
. lieh ng Piles are known by moist-
ure like presptratlon, caustug intent
Itching when warm This form
weli a   Blind, Bleeding or Protrudit
ycild at once to Oi Uosanko'a f
remedy, which acts directly on par
effected, absorbs tumors, al ay^ it,c
ing effects a permanent, cure. r>0 cte
Druggist or mail. Circulars tree
Dr. Bosanko, PhlladelpLla, l'
Sold by Scott St Co.
willi
DlJKEf DURHAM
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J A Mit. hr
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hi jad >v
it tlio cast
imiaiClty.
■Kj7W!DUM loat. . . . .
. / THE AML^C WJOBACCJ
QURHAM. h.C. U.B A.
r.-.Aos rnoM
Higi? 8«Tobacco
AB3Cr. -Y PURE
..late to-wit*
Luis one < I) «ud two (J) in l !« ck iiumbe -
nlaM"Oti (If) in WfUtli Oklahoma mldition to
ukiHiiuimi City, in the I nunty <>t Ukinhom-i.
Terrhory of oklahoma, to eallil'y a judgment
In acoordaoco h ith a dt oroo of fon' -loBureren-
dend in kuI i oourt nndoauao on the M day
of .lanaary, A. D. 1 05. arnouut'Df to throa
hnndred ai d thirty-".Ino dollar* a-id aixty-
Biren oenU a«t t and thirty-three dol-
iitrn in;.i nln6ty*>l ta )| attorney'*
lm a aud IKtoen «l >liara and ton ceuts (|I5.I0>
comih togeti.tr witli iworulUK ooata, or  o
much thereor aaehail bo necessary to nati«ry
the Hame, the uald property above dt«ncrlhed
havliiK boon ajipralrtcd at I and will not
be * Ud for K bs than two-tblrds or Its aald ap-
pralKed valu«.
Uivt-n under my hand this 10th day of Jan
uary, A. 0.1S85.
('. H. SUerlff
Uy C. A.Randa(.l. Ur.ilor ^heriif
Kdirar N Sweet and A 1* Bon I Attorne. s fov
Plaintiff.
Giiolce
wines.
Imported and
114—MAIN
K3B
Kentucky
Wtilskies
i ic (is ars
STltKK'l—in
HHEALTH IS WEALTH.
-p j. rA^T^^; 3^.. I'by lolfn  «d Purjreon. l «« locaU>d r«" anen y'ln
labcmaOfty. MroarFKOK Dl^RA**^ I  f TY n«s- .p >•
uUon* • r"l• i. • 0
■Ion. leu orrhoea or whiu-4 IrruKUiari ir > • ^
and hIi general debilitated sta'es of tho femaln 1 ir ut all « or .nle -linens -
remain. I^ms o('ni nlloo<l ptrmaneiitly resturwl, of Ik* besrt.
bronflfclm .nil pul on.ry dlMMe. In th«lrloolpl.Dcy. DImm,. u! lite
• uyand tvers cauae.  U slauet ot noerlal dUea o«. neuraUK hjitor'a. ofcort* and    
I of tho muoous uioinbraHO, cutarrb and kinore I affoefSorm
1 a!ao do a gouorft! praotloo And *lvo to eaoll and e.ory I'l-.1 Iho l.to-il and " i Iranr iv.
method ottroatmant. 1 imnUliall rayovramodlolnot.. luBirjm^o .uud   j.*i ti apehau-e
I tre*t r«o« by the .lilt, preanrlptlon or bf iho roe. .1. i s very ■. ConsixT
TtonrHM. OlBce, Ko .1 m ti. 4. IU«iw loik Canbcl.>uud 'to l.'a m.,r to I
in 7 10 9 In evening. Call ar.d ace mo and tiav.' a friendly talk
1)11. K 1.. DAOl.KY, Llocntlaleol ite LoulaTllle Uninnlty or Uedl^lne.
ivor. kldncyl
Id eore, fr in
Notice
In the District Court ot Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma Territory.
William O. Classen, "|
Plaintiff, j
vs. |
(.'arrio Classen, |
Defendant. J
To the aliovo named defendant,
Carrie Classen.
Vou are hereby notified, that you
have beon sued by the above named
plaintiff. William G. Classen in the
District Court, of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma Territory, and that you
must answer the petition of the plain-
titr filed in said action on or before
the 15th,day of February, A D. 1895,
or tlie allegations of said petition
will lie taken as true and a judgment
will be entered against you in said
action, fully and forever divorcing
the s kid plaintiff from you and bar-
ring you of any interest in any prop-
erty, personal or real owned by the
plaintiff and for such other equitable
relief as the plaintiff may show him-
self entitled to.
R. 0. Hays,
Att'y. for plaintiff.
Attest: W. H. Kbky,
Clerk of District Court.
By Lyuan Allen, Deputy.
M. Ju. XIX
Contractor
anfl Bi'fsr-
PLANS NEATLY DRAWN.
Go d 11. ferontci.
If , 1 conti itc building, drop j
mo a card.
OKI. ',HOMA CiTY, O.T.
C \UKRNKTHY.
h. J. MILi.iO
.Notice.
Territory of Oklahoma, I a.
oklahoma County. f
In tho lUstrlet Court within and for Oklo-
homaConuty, Territory of Okluhoma.
James Brown, "j
piulntilT. |
va.
James Bhriver, Hulda |
Hhriver and James K I
Hurnham. Hhomiv^ K I
llannxh,Albert I'M in- I
cer, Krodorick C -s'oe- |
lo', lllee it Minor, Har-1
ry MeWlilIaus, a
llonry L lioot.nartnorn |
art lluruham, aauuah. |
Munuer A Co., nn.l R 1.1
MoDonalil. WillA I'Mc I
l>onald, Charlea II fan-1
derrt, Harry L OonrRe,
John J MoDonald ar.d |
(Jcorgo Henderson, |
partners as It I- Me-1
!)ona!d Si Co, aud I Ml- I
vortuu and UK naniiis |
i a tners as I Bilverton |
Co, an.I Hob' rt |
Harris and 1IC Harris |
SiirtiwrHas • arrin and I
rotheri McCord-" oi-1
Una Commereo Coin-1
pany, a corporation
exirttinK under lliolawrt I
of the state of Teias, 1
Smith MeCoril Hry
GoodsCompnny a cor-1
poration existing un- I
der tho laws ot thel
state ot Missouri ami
C 11 DeFord as bherill |
of oklahoma County, |
Torriwry ol' Oklahoma
Defendants, j
NOTIC1 iron PUBLICATION.
To James K Hurnham, Thomas K Hannah,
Albert H Munger, KreJcrick t >toei,« . i.iee
K Minor, Ha-r> MeWilllaiii* und Henry L
Hoot, partntMS us Hurnham. Ilanaah, Miuigor
& Co, and It I. McDonald, U 'II A i McDonfld.
Charles It Sanders Har y I- George, John 1
McDonald ami George Henderson, partners  
as It li McDonald A lu., n ' I "iivri-ni I order of Hnle by tho clerk of the Dif-
DEDalllcH pan.cr^.s I_v.. IrlrtCm i . r ti,,. "I l.ir I Judicial District Of
Robert Harris a d Hi I. t I . Okiahn a Territory, withinand for Oklahoma
ert Hards A Bro„ ami[Met.-rd t«dHne! c.oU„ty. iuau :o;ti( n wb-ri-in J E Anderson is
ABEBNBTHY & MILLBH,
Barber sfecp and M L ;m-
The fluosl 6tie.. up Komi s in the cii>. HOT AND 0 " D BiT'.
ind barter work ^u^ranle^d Under 'J/ir«i Nst'onal llr- ik, Dr. ad.
nay and ^,*^n
T. M. Eiciiahdson, Pretldent.
J. P. Boylb, Oashlet.
O. T. i.lBYKOLDa V to i .eti if i.l
FIRST
Hoggs' (Icrniau Salve.
Tho gre^t flo remedy. It has
cured thousands and will cure you If
you will give It 11 trial. Also equally
good for cnls, liulu, old sores, etc.
1'rlcc 3.i i. nts. Kv ld liy W. B. Wlioel-
er & Co. No. 15 Broadway.
Shiloh's I lure i.s scld on a guarantee.
It cures Incipient. It is the best
cough cure. (In -> ■ cent a dose.
25 ccnts, 50 cents and  1 ■ Sold by A.
J. Klrkpatrlck.
Kemembcr.
That the old Waltham watch mak-
er K. K. Btoon Is now located at. the
Model dni .- store, corner of Main and
Robinson.
Sheriff's Sale.
N lie- islu'rohy jrivi'ii. T'rat bj virtueof an
\k
CAPITAL, - HB50,000 0.).
Transactsa Gone ml lank in?.' iVtiMnc:;,
Aoooants of merchants and farmers solicited. W> gr. . <;ufce*
oonrteons ant1 libetnl treatment
I
r
'V
"/.. f ;i?pl v' Pind 8mlSi MoL^rd Dry pDiintifT. atvl W K Hunter. Mary V Hunter, C
?.f , 8*atv nt , ,Vi Vv. ui-(Ic* ' Hum, . Martha Hunter, Hattie A Brown
WlCo^,t 'S X #Mnf 1 ! now Hattio A Mi llnnia. do endanU, I win,
the laws of the^tate - Mi urL t I o'H -k p ui, Monday, tho 11th day of
You and each of you a. •  . n.M_ non i; , , .I;11-v, A j  i at theeau door of the
I hat you have been «,,u.. ,u t. . .. j t.UjU' t ^ ^ ( jn ()klahom|| c Iyt 0kiah0ma
aW t :nAPa' ,£r oiiihrn \ Ter. itorv • That in count« Oklahoma territory, oiler for sale at
%«ltj£?M plaintiff Zidthato P 6lk)"V;a ">• I" lowing do,crlbcd real
rer..l«at. .... tho |.."<on«. .."I .. , "Jfnn',' io.m,ml r .hl-ty-cne (.11) In block
named lu the .ap.ioii h.r- 'm,,'' ,, t|u, mvon 17] In Oklahoma City qiropcrl In Okla-
io\ IrP«?L oiJit n rniiii'.l rtnirt' andth itvou homa ounty and Territory of Oklahoma as
Olerk of the abo\o named « o.rt. .u.ili iji • ; recorded nlat
at d tad. cr you must answer the j.i'i t.on o< tn. .c apj-iara irom me rooorut-u pi«
, id Ptalnlli. .... . r IX f.;t !! • Wtl. day unt.T tnj hand lh',8 10th day or Jan-
February, 18Wk or tho aald petition will bo uary, A l)18yf .
laL.in  nlrim RP.I t lift if 111601 t OfOO 'OS 1II* t''0
CONTRACTOR
B U I L1) E R,
All kinds of contract work given prompt attention Accur-
ate eetimntefc funiielitd upon api lication. OFFICE
and shop at No. 10 East tfonrth 8t.ee .
taken us true, and Judgment forec'oslnyr ti>e
hen or said plalntlli for the nam of (W
w.th intortbi irom Oct. 27- IHfl, at 7 per cent
per annum, for material on lota No C-o) und
(88) twenty-live and twenty-six n block No.
t wenty-B X (5^1 In the town of Edmond, in said
county and territory ofOklaboma ainldecrte-
ingtiie pmIo thereof to satisfy rtiid lien und
coats and barring > u and each of you from
anywndail interest, lien, rlubt, olulma and
title ir. and to the san.eiOi! estate a d build-
in there n situated nil. te rendered acoord-
inirly. 1' M Keyhs,
Attorney for 1'laintlfl.
[«al1 Attest: >v II KB«r, Clerk.
By Lyman Allev, Deputy.
1h Your Hair Dry and - Brittle, Kiillinir
Out or Turning Urayt
Thene are only indication8 that the
folHcles or roots of the hair are
ting weakened or diseased, beggh'
Hair Benewer will strentft!;en and
Invigorate the foil!sle* and tin h Ur
will regain its natura' color and he-
come soft, glossy and heal ti y. Sold
by W, B. Wheelcr A Co No. 1^ Broad-
way.
Sow Heady.
The Times-Journal Christmas
edition is now being delivered. All
pronounce it a fine edition. If you
desire une to send to friends, call at
th" Times Journal office. Fourteen
p*K* ♦ « ( illu«tr ttions and wiUe-unof
our -rid instituil >n«, while
there hth a number of valusbta articles
f« - u  ti.e j ens o.
W Bl'Jii n* our city
ent*
Sherid's Sale.
Notlco is hereby giveu, 1ha  by virtue of an
order of Bale isaueu by the <-ler^ of the l i
triet Court ol tho Third Judicial District <
Oklahoma Territory, within and lor Oklaho-
ma County, in an action wherein 8 W Wilson
Is plaintiff, and Kate 11 Mav, nee Kate E Mitch-
ell. ia defendant. I will at -J r'U-o'cloek p. in., on
Monday.il/hdavof February, A. U IS95.*1
theeast dooronbe eourt house In Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Territory,
offer for *-alc at public auction to tlie aiKl est
Didder for cash the tollo. Ing described real
estate to-wit:
The aoutn half of lota seventeen (17) cigb-
teen (18) nineteen (l#)twonty (20) and twenty-
ou. c-il) in block eleven (II) Id .South Oklaiio-
maladdition to Oklahoma City, oklahoma
county, (Oklahoma Territory, acoordintr to
plat now on file In tho register's office ot < okla-
homa County, to satiety a Judgment in i
c' rdance with a decree ofiorecl isure rend
ed in «ald court and cause on the 3rd day
January, A. I). ?1' . amounting to tnrte hun-
di ed and twf ;vy« even dollars and #Uty c
f8S7. 1 debt and thirty-two dollars and
enty-eix eonta (S;K.7«) attorney's lee and
f 13,54 costs, together with accruing oostp, o
so much thereof aa shall ba neoesb^ry to sat
isly he same; the said property above de
scribed having been apr>r«ised at f.... am
wiU not be sold for Ickj than two-thirds of it
said ap rif. -I d vahic*.
I tbla 10th day of Jan
C II DeFokd, Sheriff.
By C A Rand • i.l, Undor Sheriff.
* Uurv. I A Hi'lman, Attya l'or Plaintiff.
Step TUat Cough
\v:.;i li.. Cherry Couyli Syrup.
It Is the most effective medicine ever
put oq the market for all throat and
lyn« troubles. Price 25, 60 and $1.
W Wheeler U (Jo., your enterpris-
ing 'lrjgglet keeps It.
OKLAHOMA FOUNDRY
AND MA.CHINE SHOPS-
Huil.l and repair all Kinda of Machinery; l'lil eys, Shafting, Beltinj;
Brass Goods, Well Drilling, Machine Horse Powers, Etc.
w M;. jQK.i3A.isr.
Private Detectives
and COLLECTING AGENCY
Oklahoma City, 0. T
Room 11, Bassett Block,
Lock Ilox 182.
SSSSffiEB*
XSplctacles
PROTECT -^TOTJTl EYES
Found at Last
uary, A D Ifvi
: H DKFO
Jciuflog tneo aon
A iMii/le  • rpy )o
Hrhijf Vour Finn
li h lUion the old
' "l«l tlrtig
Work
Karl's Clover Root will purify your
blood, cl<Mr your complexion, regulate
your bowels aud tnake your head
clear an a bell. 25c., 50c. an i $1.
Sold b/ A. J. Klrkpatrlck.
wag
-\jBtr«cir
Sheriff'.s Halo.
Notice is hereby given. That b> virtue ot an
order of eale liisued t.y tbo ot^r* or the dis-
trict (--ourt of tho ThlrO Jud clui district of
Oklahoma Territory, witbia und lor Oklaho-
ma County, in an action when in
Wilton la plan tiff, and Goo, W. Adams and
M. K. Ada : s am defendants, I will, al
o'clock u n.-, on VV« .nurday, J*nn*ry JWt
A. I>. 140 ut ihe ess doyr oftbe oourt hou
In Oklahoma Cltjr, Oklahoma Coun y, uklaho-
ma . rrttorjr, t ir r (or sole at puol e aoe l m
the foil 'Wing descr'cod r«al estate tovrtt.
Aii of lot one (1) k tlfteei (lf ) in w hat Is
commonly called and kn wn n,-. the South
ty addiUon t ) Oklahoma City, O.
ndlTided one-half (>«) Interest In
in. teen (I") b.' < k b x otOklu
.   „.w#. o, T., atUir one apiaiaemcnt.
i'rf.|-erty above described appraiaed thh day
at and will t « sold for at leaat two-
thirds oflta anpraistd value.
Ulten under iny hand tnls 31st da* of pe-
oembor. A 0. ItJW.
Oklahoma CI
T,. alao th«-1
lot number i
Ity.
. H Ualfc
. Hbei
l)Iforc« Notice.
Kiljsbe.h J. Jimt' .n. j
iKreodaat./
KliMtbeth J Jamison. y<>u ar
fl'«l l at «*«  !>«.. Hifx-r >>. I
l^ n, tbf alyyv*" named plains i
tloa In «l,«f I 1.1. let « > irt Of t
Outrun of Ok'aboma 'lurrl'.o
Oklahoma Coui'ty, and < i
hK4.n i you lor a <i v. i «•
of rrpaa Begwol« t du r, ert en
o.i >'0ur pail, ur.d * lib h   "at
hi* atfld'^rlt n/ >"U t <
of Oki«borti« all4   Mt wl<b 4ti •
will be the exclamation of the future
discoverer of the north pole, and
"found at last' is the expression o'
each one in search of a good ove.-
coat at a rrasonable price, who looks
at the stock and prices offered by W.
J. McKlvoy. luri Grand avenue. lie
has anytl i ; 1 und will [mt
it up n the latest style for less than
you < :in :'.-t It < ! - where, and will
guarantee the fit and workmanship.
w. J. McELVOY,
108 Grand Avenue.
Oklahoma Olfcy, O. T.
EYE GLASSES -
dlers supplied.
ULTZ. 13: HIESCHBEHO-
The woll known Eye Expert of 30 K Street, New York, and
020 Olive Street, fct, Lou , •' . hasnpp.vn t B, U. Pollock
H8 agrnt for his ooifbrate'i Non-< but v. - 1 'r • •> . tarlcs and
Kye Glasses, and every pair purchuHcd in k" •r :nte(- '.so that
any time a chango i« ntecBpni y (no matter how soraU bed UM
lenses) they wl.l furnish the party with a n  ^ pair of iMasaea
free of charge. B, B Poltock bhh u .""ull f me t, and In-
vitee all wbo wish to satisfy thomaelvi s oi . i. em buperlor-
ity of these g'asR.h o\- r any und u" othi. ow inuso.te
call and examine them at toe store of
B. 15. POLLOCK, sole agent lor OKLA11 MA CITY
None genuine unless stomped " \'on-Chan -ablo." No pod-
EUREKA STABLES
rc-B
Uvei'ij, Peed and Board
All horses led oats for grain feul.
llorscs carefully groomed and kindly
handled. All stalls dirt door. Cor.
Main and Hudsoo, Oklahoma City.
Telephone 81. J. A. MoCuLLoroti
A. B. HAMMER,
ATTORNEY.
Office Roo 2 11, Batchrlder Building,
Oklahoma City, O. f.
w. 8. fixed b. d. shb.h
FIELD § !5JIE71I\,
A.+torneys . . .
Klein Building, Grand .'Avenue, Oklabom
City,O. i
F.actice In all tho courts.
H. N. BUNDY,
Contractor & Milder,
Plans and specifications furnished
Odlce 'n Hamll & Bacon's offlco, tllK Main 8t
"ORES SONS-riPATlbN
" JV'N0l4C5TlGN OtZ2|Nff*. 
Eruptions^ THt SKin'
DE AUT1F rE 5. ' lOMPLEXia>).
AnagreeaMfl laxative and Nrava Tomal
fg¥Jy.P«^itlaUor ac-nt by mall. a>-.,6oo.
and ILOOpor package. Pamplm froo.
Wn Wft Tho Favorite TOOTI PCTTn
fvv JflL V tOf the Teeth and Biiith.fa.
©•ptalnSwcen.r, I .s A.,p«n I)I«m,fW.,
Aya i Shiloh a Catarrh Itemix'.y is lha flrat
■sedioino I have ev  r found that wrold do me
aay good." Prit>e60r)a. i l by i-rugglao.
6HILOH'S CURK#
?hni Orkat Oooaa OC) n pn . ntlr w.rrj
Wb«r«all others fa 1L For Conaunii, . onltbaa
■0 rival; baacurad th^uaasd*,  □<) -^v' otTua
iov.if takanlaUma. WnMiu,
BoM by A. jt, Klrkpitnok.
> aald U*
Mtntmi u\
it prayed
Tlie
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f
ISIU. lit, TOSS
16
V0KK, rot?
t{ h yt
!eK66l6U institute
of the Indian Territory
OKLAHOMA CITY, - • OKLA.TKIi
I f r the treatment of DitovK-
tmuf .Meiiri'i ■ mid 'M diM Honrs,
i i Mi Crnary, secretary
k ■ -■ ' ■  ■ -r, i odi No, 1< tunad'an
a en !
it ufi'i autio I
htttiiiii- j
OklftUomk City
H A VH
Attorn-
uim t Hu
WUIjWlu;llo« it
| 0*1.* MOM* ClTT,
J S JINKING
IKNKIN8,
s It Law.
und i >, Mamnio Temple
in all tho nourl'i
. 0. T.
TYLIiR'S FAMOUS
ROLL CURTAIN DESKS.
f4GW STYLES.
Oar mammoth catalnpneof Itnnk Counter^',
und other Fiiriiltiir<« for 1MU
n«.w ready. Ih'lkN, i luilrm. Tnltlca,
l.ie.. and at. mnlrlil***)* prleca, foi
Hi-* Real mads.
HANK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT ANY ROOM.
( ftialouue Hend 12c to ooverpontage,
TYLER OFFICF FIXTURE CO.,
ST. I.Ot IN, .-*10.
X. XI. EVXREST,
LAWYER
Practice In all courts. Special at-
tontlonw Klven to land office practice
Removed to Room 5, Land Office Bid
HORACE SPEED,
, Attorney and Conaselor at Law
oot1ikib, • okla.
i«rnl L'l vil Hrootie*.
. OUNIfS
.
*.m srw
/ i ■ -■
,9 COUGHS.
COLDS
5 CROUP.
g r af3 d moth &'." advice.
InratafngafamUr of nlna cfcu- , n? only rais-
ed jr for CJvHUrnR, Cold* and • t oni« n  yTnp.
tro to-day "i- • 'ovxy yaara ago.
lfot' wr Kjandchtl'lTf'-
whHblattotitdr praparad 4 " v pleaaant
** !*. Said «verri-" | '
Ve.\c  • «nb«tltut  U
•i )m ma aao.
OOTTI^CO.
>'i'. vV'Jf
• • Sn 
ONE PILL FC
*4 -
Svmp
to th«
H.C.ST-JOHN,
Lawyer & Land A tternoy.
Office, Canadian I.ulld vtf, Cm d Av
Ok-TBhoma Olt'
DR. ifi. K PHILLIPS
OKN8HAL PHACTlCTIONLii
and SPECIAL LRANCHEB
CA IJLH A-TKHIJKI) au. hours.
Special nruncees: Ob. tetrica, diBeat>eai(
women and ohlldre i l'i:. und uptur
oured, no pain uor detention i rom buaineas
Office _"*) iMaln Ptro t, ll<.oiu  15 and It).
TelephoneSo.JHi. Offloohours wioiia. mi
and 1 to 5.0. m. Uealdenoe, IT 8ix b t.reet.
J. MILTON. J. D, MILTON
,.J. MILTON & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Prompt and careful at en'lon to litigation
In all courts in tho Territory, Land office,
Pension and other Department Buaineai
■peclaily solicited. Notary Public and Typ*
writer always in office. No. 13 V tBtoadwaj
(uu stairs), Oklahoma City.
DA VII )~OUtfLA^t
AKCxMITEKCXT.
llooms 12 ami 13 I'-utton building
108 Main street, Oklali.nua City, 0
T. A simple suggpsl '-ti from a com-
petent architect is son- 'imcs worth
his f«o.
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