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OKLAHOMA TIMES-JOURNAL
Published ctery d y except Sunday
—OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.—
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Telethons No. 41
Today's Weathir.
Maximum temperature, 21; Mini-
mum. 9; Rtiinfiill .00
Foreoaat for tUlrty-aii hnurt:
Fair, collier.
Jack Wii.liajh lias brought suit
againts the county for clerk hire.
DfVISE gome mutho<l by which u
site may lie located for the now school
building.
It is settled now that the foreman
of tho grand jury is an honest, hon-
orable, and upright man. The
Oklahoman has given bim a cer-
tiflcatc of good character.
Vks the grand Jury stepped awful
near our toe*. They indicted the
senior editor for jail-breaking, con-
tempt of court and criminal libel, all
in tho interest of the taxpayers and
the protection of innocent people.
There are a number more whose toes
they came close to,all in the interests
of the people and to keep down the
"lawless elements. A four months
session by such benefactors is a thing
to bo grateful for.
JDl)oI Woods practice is so heavy
that he cannot bear the strain of that
and the duties of county attorney,
therefore be lici>s that his resignation
be accepted. Hut so considerate is
he of the welfare of tho people, and
so conscientious about doing thai
which might be questioned in the
eyes of tho law, that ho says ho can't
surrender the olllco to the duly elect-
ed county attorney, and prays the
county commissioners to appoint nil
other man What a deal of gall and
conscience is displayed in that short
epistle. What an amount of mod
esty, too, for lie neglected to name
the man who would be acceptablc as
his successor. Tis the passing of a
great man, with many traits iloulit-
l^s, not yet discovered.
Courts of the Territory.
Washington, Feb. 8.—(Special.)
Tho Indian bill aB reported In the
senate yesterday does not include the
Morifuu amendment ai provide court
facllltlei (or the Indian country. It
was stated by Senator Cockrell, of
the committee on appropriations
that tho matter had been considered
by the committee and It had been de
elded not to add it to the bill, but at
the same time a'l were favorable t
its passage. It was agreed that It
should be in the bill when It Is under
consideration In (bo senate.
Housa bill No 68 has for Its pur-
pose the limitation of the expense if
our Inglorious and uuirageous urand
Jury system. It propose* to reduce
the number of grand Jurors to seven
limit their session to flfteon dtys, and
to authorize Ave members to tlnd
true bill. Tills Is Mr. Stein's bill
Some other bills have been Intro
duced on tho same line. Mr. Prouty
bad ono In the council which cut the
•esslon to seven days, and al<o re
duced the pay. These bills arc In
the right direction. As long as the
legislature has no uutlioritv to abol-
ish the grand Jury entirely, It ought
to go Just as far in that direction
possible. Our court expenses lire
what have brought the flounces of
the territory to Its present deplorable
state, and something must be done
correct this evil, or ruin will result.
The judges themselves, and tho prose
cutlng attorneys could materially aid
in this reform by dismissing the
grand Juries as soon us p isslbio. 1
dlctments fouud ugaiust persons by
grand jurii s d > not result in convic-
tions one time In tee, Geutleme
legislature: Wipe tho system out ii
completely as possible
1 niliaii Itrsvi lutiom.
Washington. Feb. 8.—(Special )
The Indian bill, as reported to ILe
Sinai'-, provides tor i u years' exten-
sion for tho ►ettlci^ •, n tlic Cheyenne
and Ampahuo ai.d I' -tawatjiu o res-
ervation". A- cordliu to lula liie sei
lere ou Ihose lesei va < mis will not 1 e
coinpei,e I to make ft s, pjym-'ut i n
claim- until two yea s irom lime
of opening the n nervation* t:i settle
m ■ j i.
It l« hm> pr n >■ eu ti,at lUe Wich-
ita reservation shall not he opened to
B-ittlement u i one year after the pis-
sigc of tl'e net. This Is according to
the suggestion of Senator Veckiel',
but il is not satisfactory to lU-e do
siring the reiei ration opened 10 se.-
tlemcnt. They say that, as it d..e.
not restrict the t'me w.lien It sli.ilI be
Op. ned to settienieid, the secrelsiy
of the interior would muiloue to lease
the reservation until theendoft.be
admins'rat ion, a. d leise l>, aheil
TESTIMOSI OF A DEAD WITNESS.
The Supreme Cunrt lleelded Thai It
Cannot be Impeaeheil
An interesting case decided in the
Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday was tho second appeal of
Clyed Matiox for tho judgment of
the United States court lor the dis-
trict of Kansas, that he lie hanged
for the crime ol murder. Ou the
second trial it developed that an im
portant, probably the most important
witness for tbo government had died
since the llrst trial. Counsel for
Mattox objected to the introduction
of the olUcial stenographer's notes of
the witness' evidence oil the lirst trial
ou the ground that the Constitution
gave to a defendant in a criminal
case the right to be "confronted by
the witnesses against hi'u. The ad-
mission of these notes, said Mr. Jus
tie brown, in the opinion of the ma
jority of the court, was fully justifleel
by tho overwhelming mass of author-
ities on tho subject, which held that
the rciiuiiement of the Constitutien
was substantially fulfilled by a con-
fronting of the witness and defendant
oncc.
Another question raised by ooun
1 for Mattox, Justice Urown con-
ceded, wan more difficult to dispose
of There were but two decisions
exactly in point—in Ohio an 1 Ken-
tucky—and these the majority fo!.
lowed. It was alleged that tho lie
ceased witness had, after tho lirst
trial, made statements in contradic-
tion of the evidence given by him,
and Mutton's couusel wunted to prove
that fact without laying tho founda-
tion for such impeachment by llrst
calling the witnesses and asRinghim if
bo had made tho etatements.Tho pro-
duction of the witness was, of course,
impossible, but in the trial, court
refused to admit tho evidence of wit-
nesses in relation to the alleged con
tradlctory statements by the deceased
witncsB. Justico llrowu admitted
that the appllcat on of the rule work
ed a hardship to the defendant, but
said the majority of the court agreed
with him that to permit this impeach-
ment of a dead witness would work
equal hardship to tho prosecution
who could not refuto by the witness
himself the allegations of controdic-
torincss, and, therefore, they thought
the rule requiring the foundation for
impeachment to bo laid by the pro-
duction of tho witness himself had
better be enforced. No crtor was
found in the rulings of tho trial court
and its judgment was affirmed.
From this opinion Justices Gray
Shiias and White dissented,the ground
Deing brielly stated by Justice Sliiras
that in their opinion the testimony of
dead witness could bo impeached
Tho value anil justice by doing so,
ustiee Shiras said, was shown in
tho present case whero a man's life
iependeil upon it.— Washington
ost.
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Nashville, Tenn. This catalogue is February, A. I). 181)3, in the <1 illy
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In the probate court o! the connty I ^ Who (.t„, L,qu0T „oul9 ,
of.Oklah mi, Territory of OlUAboiua.., Temrory. wholesale and Hctnii
In the matter of the rotate of Vic-
tor Sherman, dec -ased.
Order to show cause why decree of
distribution should not be made.
On reading and Uliu^' Ll<c p iol n
of Fdwird Sherman and l> ii MM r,
alleging that Ida Sherman, f-xeeutrli
of the Mlatouf Victor Nbrrtiian de-
ceased ha> Hied her Heecuut* « I tier
administration of th: e>t-ite of said
deceased, In tbli eoait, and thai, all
toe legal debts and ex|ea-e- of ad-
m'nistra1 Ion have been duly | aid,
ani that there b au income accurlng
from sail estate in which petitioner's | ^ QraU(j \ve
are oiitltkd to t>haie and praying i
among o1 her things for an order of |
distribution, of the s*me among the
pcr-ons entitled.
, It h ordered that all persons inter- i
ested in the estate of said Victor!
Sherman, deceased, foe aud appear be- j
fore the probate court of Oklahoma j
county, at th cjurt room of said |
court,on the 18,Mi djy of frebiiury,
A 1). 1H93, at U o'clock a. ra , thenj
an 1 there to show cause why the
> prayer of said petitioner should not
Do b3 gra ited.
you ! It Is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be pdblished dally for ten
DAVIDSON & CASE
'SETjSLi
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CHEAPER
li. H. KA'iOS, Manager.
TXT A3ST
AN"Y"EOD"2"
17 to 'J7 lijno Avenue.
^HEALTH IS WEALTH
for fMifitile*, anJ all ort«M Mill
l tly flikul. O'vt um u cat1.
Oklahoejx City.
L MARRIMAN ^ 3HJ-
y«. r sflerln l,n I g me In",
of the teuate to In
compelllrg the ncr
nserviil. ou to utt
monthK atter the [\
ade on lh-H i-
ve ties eb.iigc:
my to open ti
i nient wi
«if" of i
The KvW trblirailou
It Ii said that tlie arbltiatlnn bill
drawn by Attorney (leneral t)luey,
and amended by tne lioiue labor com
mlttoe, Is not only laiUlaetor/ ti
Commisslnner Wright, but to a num
ber of the leading labor irg illiti
that hate exa uined and passed upou
It. 1', Is imsuai'id to be natiffactorj
to the cap'lallstlo Interest also,
Mr. Oinoy Is lam liar wllh tial
wanted In that direction. 13ui.ii
be sometbl-g of a pbennmenuii
legislation If a bill of this purpor
lias actually been formulated at last
which labor aud capital can both ap
prove.
According to Commissioner Wright
the measure has been framed hi a
spirit of concession, one of Its leading
feiuurea being that employes of rail-
roads, the control of which is In the
hands of receivers, shall have full op-
portunity to bo heard on any nuestlon
Involving a reduction of wages or
material changes in the conditions of
their enipioymeut, the object In view
being to conserve the rights and In-
terests of all pirttos and to avoid the
Inevitable in)urv that Is certain to
befall the property and Its operatives,
whero no uie ins are provided for u
fair and equitable adjustment of con
troversles.
It is not pretended that the pro-
posed legislation possesses the virtues
of a panacea. There are misunder-
standings liable to arise between em
p'oyers and i niployes whlcb will re-
quire a far clearer elucidation of the
intricacies of the labor problem than
ha* jet been leached for their entire
prevention, hilt the trainers uf tl.e
oili nave done wisely at the unitel by
uuoririg compulsory arbitration is
in impracticable lu-jlhodof settle-
ib«nb, and still mjie witelv jy con-
ct'ulog to employes a recognition 10
111.11 invV aie unly entitled i'ney
eti not hkk mi vciy much, but ihey aie
■ it Iii in iu->ldi i i>K, v, tieu contentions
d,i ,.rl>e between themselves aud
Mietl I mplovers, tbat as one partv t"
the in'i'1 filings they slial be treated
with on terms i f the sar .u tlceand
equiilty u> aru elalme jy theottur
party —Washington /.st.
Ki.Hr Dig Mi ,'i e*M s
Having tne needed merit to nunc
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, liie loliowlug tour
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale l)r. KlngV New Discovery, fur
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
iiu'vi'u kuaranteea—Klectrlc hitters,
; real remedy lor Liver, Stomach
• mi Kidueys; Uuckleu's Arnica Maive,
Hie i- si in the world, and 1),'. King'!-
Life Hi!'?, whl h are a pcriret
ilie-e i-emedle'B are guaran
as well as foreign countries. l''our
weeks by Draughton's metohd of
teaching book-keeping Is equal to
twelve weeks by the old plan. S[ee-
lal advantages In shorthand, penn*
manslilp and telegraphy.
Cheap board- Open to both sexes.
Thlrtyslx states and territories now
represented. Wilte for 120 page cat-
alogue, which will explain "all." Ad-
dress J F Draughon, Pres. Nashville,
Tenn. (Mention this paper.)
N.ll This college has prepared
book3 for "home study," book-keeping
pennmanship and shorthand. dTvvl
Secure a I'oxlliiiii.
Wanted—For olllce work, on salary
in most every county in the south and
west, a young lady or gentlman.
Those from the country also accepted.
Experience not necessary; In fact,pre-
fer beginners at a small salary llrst,
say to begin, from 30 to $00 a month
Chance for rapid promotion good.
Must deposit In bank cash, about #100
Ho loan asked; no investment, requir-
ed. It is a salaried and permanent
pcsitlon. (Strictly olllce work.) The
enterprise Is strongly endorsed by
bankers. Address P. O. box 4S3,
Nashville, Tenn.
Mention tills paper. d7w7.
See Emerlck's Transfer Co. for all
kinds of heavy freight and baggage
hauling. Telephone No. 86. l!o-tf
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal , says; "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the llrst medicine I have
ever found that, would do me any
giod." Price 50c. Sold by A, J.
Klrkpatrick.
Shiloh's Cure isseid on a guaran lee.
It. cures incipient. It is the best
cough cure. Only one cent a dose
~ cents, 50 cents and $1. Sold by A.
J. Klrkpatrick.
Men and women to make big mon-
ey with the l'ratical Plating Dvnamo
Is the electrical machine used in
the great ploting factories. 105 to
t8i) ti week made easv. Plates
everything. No experience; big
profils. Address W. P. Harrison &
Co. Clerk No. 14, Columbus, 0.
Smooth peop e y-ear siccotb faces
and their s gn is Just as upi arei.i as
that oMhe man who is iii- .r, mm
must then. 'e beGodly. I'i.i Kns,
National parkTB ICO Main sireel n,.\'
the best chairs tied the smoothest
tonsorlal artists of any barber shop in
Oklahoma City, while their bath
rooms are good enough for any one.
Abernatiiv & Miller.
Call on us and be smooth and clean.
M. I*. NI X
Contractor
and Builder-
jj, L. «AOLE."r. M. X>., inu n«l Furgerii. Iihk '
.ti'*Oily. H ea CUHONICD1SBASR8 A 8PBC1ALTV. i v
rolap uauiarl(ooiru o ly knowi a« lalllng of lue hoiuId.
tf>ou. Iriu orili'M-a or whit«^. trre«ularlvle« of inenatruatiui. nervoua i' f
ttii'l all frouerni ••• hilit.-tted of teoiaie I traal all rhr-mlc
female, I^ss . f inanho-xl permanently ie loretl. I tge mh « t il>.> I <
bronchial ami pu'iuoimry dltetM* in their ineiplency. IHsru-cs ol ili«
any and tvtry o u*e. uli clawei or venerlal dii.-uw5a nuuralal>«, l.y«t«'r:A
Diae . • - ol the mucous membrane. cat-rrQ nd kin re n ti'-u
1 a!#o do a general pract'oe and irlve to eaeli and c very v •.>■• ;hc I " t
method ol treat nient. I luinlsh all my own medicines, Instrru >n h and
] tre-t aaet by the vi it. pre* Tiptloti or by the notuh. F«*.h very n-n
tion ihkk Olhee. Ko < M o 4 it/iin Bu-fK « *n beuu'fid ihete at
m.. 7 to U in e.enliiK. Call and m.6 uie aud bav a friendly mik
OR. E. 1'. DAOLEY, Lioentlate of the louisvi'-le Uulv
j.!. rtuuve
ti an dice'se
i i no male an
ver, kidneys
d o -ea Irvoi
i a). I epllepay
•*t i
C ABERNETHY.
ABBRNBTHY & MILLBB.
Barber shop and Bait) b>-n;">
county.
Wm. P. IIakpfr
Probate Judge
lJatcd IVbiuury 4th, 1805.
[Seal .f o-iot.
D. b\ McMiiiliu, Att'y for Petitioner.
Ueuumber.
That 1 lie old Waltham wat'-li mak-
er E. K. Uaeon is now located al. tlie
Model d'Utf store, corner of Main and
Robinson.
Notice.
Territory of Oklahoma,
oklahoma Uonniy. I
In tho District Court within and for Oklo-
homa Comity. Territory of ok'ahoma
Jainej Urown, 1
F.ttintitf. I
v«.
James Bhf.ver, Huldal
Shriver and Jam a K I
liurnham. ithoma^ K I
llaniD'h,Albert llMun-1
frer, Frederick G Stoc-1
pe , Rice K Minor, Har-
ry McWlillauB, ami
Henry L Root, partners
an liurnham, Hannah,
Muneer A Co., and R L
MoUonald, Will A I' M«',
Donald, Charles H Can-
dors, Harry L Oeorge.
John J McDonald and
GcortfO Hondereon,
partners n H L Mc-
Donald 6i CO, and 1 ail-
verton and DK Daniels
pa mors as 1 Bllverton
A Co, and Robert
Harris and 1IC Harris |
partners as Harris and I
Brother; McConl-t'ol-1
llns Commerce Com-1
pany. a corporation
exisilujf under tho laws
of tho state of Texas,
Smith McCord Dry I
Goods Company a cor-1
poration ex'.stintr un-1
•;er tho laws ot the I
etatcof Missouri and
C H DeFord as sheriff |
of oklahoma County, j
Terri oryof Oklahoma
Defendants. J
NOTICE roll PUBLICATION.
PLANS NEATLY DtfAWN.
Good Keferencen.
If you coatomplalu building, drop
mo a lard.
OKLAHOMA OtTY, 0.1'.
Tae finest tttteu up Booms in the city. HO'I'
and barber work euaranteed Under First National
way and
AND ■ 'M
BA
ri ad
T. M. lUC'HAKDBoN, President.
/. P. liovt-B, Carl'ler
A Sure Care for I'ileit.
ItcbinK Piles are known by moist-
ure like prespiration, causing interne
itchinK when warm. This form 1.8
well as Blind, bleeding or Protruding,
yeild at. once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile
remedy, which acts directly on part*
effected, absorbs tumors, al ays itch-
ing effects a permanent, oure. 50 ctf
Druggist or mail. Circulars Iree
Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by Scott & Co.
FIRST NATION
O A. PI TA L. - «50,000
Tninsactsa Genrrai Haiikiitu
Aitooauln of merchants aud farnimc soliciteci. VV
oonrt«onB and libHral tTHatmwit
f* & ' ■
Mit riff's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of on
orer of sale issued t>y the clerk of the District
court of the third Judicia1 district of Oklaho-
ma Territory, within aed for Oklahoma
county, in an action wherein c, Whlttaker is
pla-ntiif, aud W P crouch is deiendtut. I will
at 2 o'clock p. in. on Saturday, the ltith day of
February, A D ISWi at the east door of the
court house in Oklahoma city, Gkl homa
county. Territory of Oklahoma, offer Tor nale
at public auction the following co-crlbed
real estate to-wif:
Lots numbering twentv-iivo L"r'l and i wenty-
sltlSO] iu block eight LM1 I" oklahoma Oily,
oklahoma countv, Okiuhon.i Territory, hc-
cording to the plat now on tile in tne office (,l
the Register or Deeds, subject however to the
right of way to the choctaw coal and It l<
cotnnany across tae north for'; 10) feet ol
said lot.
Given under my hand this lthnday of Jan-
uary, A D 1896
To Jitnva k liurnham, Thomas K Hannah.
\H-ert 11 Munger, Frederick C Stoetel, Rice
it Minor, Hairy McWilliami and Henry L
Root, partners as liurnham, Hannah, Monger
\ fo and K L McDonald, W-il A V MeDo^ald,
cnarli sll Banders Hurry L George. John t
McDonald and George Heuderson, partners
as R L McD nald & Co., a d 1 SUverton and
D E Daniels partners as I Siiverton a Co, and
Robert Harris a d HCHar. In partners as liob-
err Han is & Uro„ aud McCord Collins Com-
merce < ompary a corporation under the laws
or tli • state of texas, aut> amith McCord Dry
Goods Company a corporation oxlsting under
th- law* ol the atate of Hisaourl.
Vounudcach of >ou are hereby notified,
That you have been sue I in the District Court
within ami for okl <h. ma County, Third Ju-
dlr.iul District Okltthcmi Territory, That In
o i.! suit Jamos W own is plaintiff a-.«d the « e-
t' -i tin m hie tiie poisuiis and corporations
mimed in the oa > ion ' ereof; Tnat ilia | e !•
tt.i Ol I luinlitr iM ou ti •: in iha o:t.Ce • t the
t .erk of the al ove named eo.irt, anu th -t you
und-u' hofyou must miswer the tei tiou o
8..id plaintiff, on or bel'jro t-ie ISth day . f
I'Vbr un. 1 «i: . or 'he sai-1 petition
I lakc.i: s true. ' tid Judgment forec csiiik the
| lien of aaid piai.t iir lor the sum ol t -
w th nit« reel trom Oct. 1 W>, u' 7 per «t
perann-m. for mau-rtal on lois N«; C'6) and
('..til twenty-live and twent>-six nbotkNo
twenty-s x frt) in the town of Edmond in .-ad
county and territory ori klahoma anu d - r «•-
mgt.ie shIo iheroor io featist'y s id il. u i ;i
costs and I-rrinK yen and eaoh l you rom
any and all interest, lieu, rteht. oini n-
title in aud to tho san.e re il eata'e a d i u
injrs thereon situated will L-c rendered aco^iu
Ingly. L M KEYkS,
A Dcs Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent cilds, con-
cluded to try an old lemedy in a new
way, and accordingly took a table-
spoonful (four times the usual dose)
of Chamberlain's Oough Remedy Juit
before going to bed. The next morn-
ing she found that her cold had al
most, entirely disappeared. During
the day she took a few dosts of the
remedy (one teaspoonful at a time)
an* at night again took a tablespoon-
ful before going to bed, and on the
following morning awoke 'free from
all symptoms of the cold. Since then
she ha*, on several occasions, used
this remedy in like manner, with the
same good results, and is much elated
over her discovery of so quick a waj
of curing a cold. For sale by all
druggists.
CONTRACTOR
Found al iu
m
HU 1 LI)E k
Ail kinds of contract work givtn prompt attention Accur-
ate estimates furnished upon application. OFFK'E
and shop at No. 10 East Fourth Ktree;.
OKLAHOMA FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOPS
Build and repair all Kinds of Machinery; Pulleys, Shnftin)?, Hcltin^
Brass Goods, Well Drilling, Machine Horse Powers, Kte.
■W- JOK.33-A.KT.
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ONK 01VKB RILI1F
Capt. 11. 1.. Hculli * ill soon ho mluu>
his company of lu il uj tru-pi as thr-1 1
compnn/ Is iu t-ii dltc i irijed fri-m the ,
service of Undo Sam. Tne 1 ullans !
enlisted at Ft. Sill for a term t [ three
years, we believe, uuil both I hey «1(1 [ |
six I i.eed to do iusl what, is clHlmed for
i i theui ui.d the dealer whoso name Is
| m ti-liwj lie'ewllli «lll he ttlad to tell
| uiu'iieof ilinn Sold at C. 1<
.L. ley's di un store
thegovernmeul have Kronu «e;iiy of
^tae Job.—Minco Minstrel.
W. B
piy.
It.'Ktrs' MITBM MIIVI'
Uoijsehiild rimcdy. Every
should kenp it tor tuts, burn
s <iuil lou'auiaLlon of all klDds-
Wtiee er & Co. keep a lull sup
OH um MM MS WORKS
JOHFPII ROHSKK, PORP.
Practical Dyer of fifteen year's ex
pcricnce in Uu9fiip. Silk and satin
dresses, Ostrich feather?, Chenille
and Lace curtains, Blankets Wool
and Cotton Goods, Hats and Capu
repaired, dyed and cleaned.
Reference: Examine my work
corner Keno and Bobinnon
Oklahorr.a C\\\.
Attorney lor I'luintifl.
ial] Attfgt: W H Khbv, Clcrk.
Hy Lyman Allhn, Deputy.
CH DlFc
Sheriff
icon
Sherill' Sale.
Notice is hereby irivnn, That by vi lue of
an order ol'dale ifsutsl by t'.ie ckrk I the 1:6-
trietoourt of tho Thlfl Jmlioml Dii-tric oi
Okiahoin-i Territory, within ami f-«r Oklaho-
ma oounty, In an action wherein c W Loy is
plaintiff, anil Henry SUeplor et al t'e en(t-
ants, I will at id o'clock p m, on raemlay, the
lt th day ofFebruaty A D 18W5. st ihe ea-t door
of ihe courthouse in Oklahoma olty. nklaho
ma couutv, nklahora Territory, wffer ror
ra'eat ptiblle auction the followirtf described
real to-wit-
IVeeast on -haif '« of the northwest one-
lourth }£ of section twenty-seven *Y, in town-
Ship twelve IS, north of mn>re two i, west of
the Indian meridian in laid oounty ned terri-
tory of Oklahoma.
Given under mv hacd thin l^th day of .Tan-
ua y A D lfW>.
WW!tl
Sheriff Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
order ot c a I e tafund bv the clerk of the ditf-
trict court or the third Judicial district i-H K-
fciiomaTerniory, within and for O* .homa
county, in an notion wherein Lewis .1 lle«t,
John It Best and Jame« batchelor aro plain-
tiflriuid W I: colcord and W II clutter are
delendania, I w II. at i o'clock p.m. on Thure.-
day the-1 d .y ot February. A. 1>. 1B0R. at tho
<rt8tdoor oftho tho court liouse In Oklahoma
oity, oklahoma county Oklahoma Territoiy,
offer lor sile at put'lle auction tho followlnR
deserilu'd real e->talo towit:
All of lots numborcd seventeen l'..J ami
eighteen 11H1 i" block thirteen [131 an • the iin-
provemenis thereon in Oklahoma city, Okla-
noma county. OUiuhonnt territory. ac«x>rdina
ing to the leeorded plat thereof in tho reaister
of deeds oillec. Appraised and to be sold -ur-
jeol to u inortgagH ot t vo hundred and twenty
lour dollars * -'1.00 in favor of F W Kramer,
Given uni or ray hand the^lst day of Jan-
uary A l> lSi'ft
C H DPFobii.
SherlD
iershciiff <NX)t
CA JtANDAt t
i M'penldw i«xativ9 *nd Ni m TWtrfll
3 by Dr\iggi«ti >r eent by mr.il. 25c* 60a.
mad|L00per psckpy \ Fn ;>!cs frca,
|TA MA H^l^vortte tCOTlfOVWl
HLv JHL\# forthoTaethand lircath^c.
OftpUlnSweenor, L.M « ..s«n tMerxCNd-,
Myf i "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy ii tnt flrat
msdiohie I h*ve evt-.r found that would do pi*
aay gVv*L" Prioe fcOcis. Fold I y L ruggik**.
SHILOH'S CURS.
Twth Or>Pt>« Cm H
WfcsreallotLorfcf*'.: rorC. ...r .caltUal
•er.vKi; Lascur«4 tiai r\ i..)v.VCvr:i
«W,UUkislaU . frlMUtti.
Molel Drug an l Jewelry Btore.
Notice.
In (irobrat;- court,County of Okla-
homa Territory of Oklahoma.
Iu ihe esta'.e i f Mary A. Crabtrco
deceased.
The Territory of (ikluhoma, to the
hens next of kin uuil creditors of the
said Marry A. Orabtree, dt-eeased:
You are hereby ni t lied iliat Chares
Orabtree has appiieil for letters of
administration ou said estate and
that said application will be heard at
a regular term of said court held at
the court room of said court o.i the
16 h day of February, 1895 at 9
o'clock a. in., anil that uotice of this
proceeding is ordered published ten
iIhvk cotiM ciuivoly in the Oklahoma
Tim*. Journal a daily newspaper
published in .aid county and territory,
mid that printed eopus of the notice
addressed to the heirs of said deceas-
ed at their place of residence in said
territory and depoited in the postollice
with (Kiotng. prepaid by the petition-
er at lotst I''n days prior to such
hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said couit hereunto ntllxed this 4th
day of February 1893.
[skal,] M'm. P. IIA PER,
Probate Judge.
will be the exelr.ination of the future
discoverer of the north pole, and
"found at last" is the expression of
each one in search of a good over-
coat at a reasonable price, who looks
at the stock and prices offered by W.
J. McBlvov I OS Grand avenue. He
has anything yo-i wnnt and will put
it up in the laier.t s I- for less than
you can get it else" '!■ re. and will
guarantee the lit an ; woitt.imiinhip.
Ohmer Dunn,
Successor to W .1 WfK'.voy,
108 Grand Avhp'
Ok
.Jlt.y, O. T.
The" '
*
B. HAMMER,
A I TO RNEY.
't?ce Boo d ti, Paleh lder Building,
Olrlfirom^ City, O. f.
M
OR. GUMS
ONION .
SYRUP
II COUGHS.
COLDS
'0 CROUP.
GRAMOWlOTHr-.. ADVICE.
In a facafly of nine <1stU'r i. my only rem-
•dy fot OflOShs. c.ihi.. • ■■inyrup.it
i• iu«t u c.feotlva to-d* v os U -xin forty ye**® *°-
Korr ■sSmnilohlldren taks l>i •'.'■OnionByrup
wb1*bte«tr« <lly pr«t«r*^ " •' plMMnt >o tho
UlU. Ocld ivoryrS*" r.o'tlai W> o n .
V*>U *<■ -"-.I •' *••**
ot-xr^'V).
EUREKA ■ TABLES
Liver" f. f'j uiid Board
All heists ltd oats for ^rain f ^d.
IIoiscs care It 11 y groomed and kindly
I ui died. All stal's dirt !i-> r Cor.
Muin and lh ( son, Oc::li n City.
Telei lu.i.c 87 .1 A. Mc .ullough
w s. b. u. 8hb>.w
KIMID § wmK
A-i tornevs . . .
K i ln llulidinir. Grand ;Avenue, Oklubom
City. O. '
tactloc In all thocourtP-
H N. BUNDY,
Contractor & builder,
Plans aud specifications furnished
omoe'n lUmilJt Uaoon'> offloe, 1 UK Mfclu 8t
H. C. ST. JOHN,
Lawyer & Lanu Attomoy.
Offlcc, Canadian Pull ri AT
CALLK ... fKNL- , Al, iu.
Special HrtDoeet: Obatetiics, tiisoaaeai
women aud children Flit".' aud ruptur
cured, oo pain nor detention Irc.tn btini- .«
Offloo MuiQKtro t. n i. ni ! ■) iind it;
Telephone No. 8;. Oftlce I our - t«> 12 i> n
and 1 to 6 u. tn. Itosidou.«. .. .-ist ? rt ot
oklahoma
Now ope
-ii Territory
- • OK.LA.TEK
reatroent of DRrwit-
OPIUM RillTI.
MoCrei
ioom No
I! &
Att
in* ys
OBIcu I i I. N" 14 a
Will ; recfi- 11
Oklahoma City,
J 8 JENKINS
.) NK1NS,
A! Law.
ir.il Ma'onlo Temple
%l I h*- i"Urt8
0. T.
TYLER'S FAMOUS
POLL CURTAIN DESKS.
NEW fcTYtlHS.
Our mammoth catalogue of Rank C'ontiterN,
KcskN. and other «IMe« Furnititrx for 1804
r.:\v ready. DnkM, ( hnlrN, Tnblt>a. ItooU-
raiM, Etc., and at iitnrfrhlfMN pri«'«>n, for
tho flood a mmlf.
SANK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT ANY ROOM.
Pntnloin"' trw. Bend 12c to cover postago,
TYLER OFFICE FIXTURE CO.f
ST. LOI'lH, MO.
3", H. EVIH EST,
LAWYER.
Practice In all courts. Special at-
tentions tflven to land offlce practice
Removed to Boom 5, Land Office Bid
HORACE SPEED,
Attorney and Counselor at J
gutubie, okla.
Oanvra 1 Civil Pr« M
J. MILTON J. D. MILTON
.J. MILTON & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Prompt aud careful attention to litlga'.lon
In all oourtfi In tho lerrltory. Land Otllce,
Pension and other Oepu-r-. r-m isua* •
ipeolally soilultod. Notary n.t.lit an! • pe-
wrlter always In offlcu. No. in \ Hi....■, .. ^
(upstairs). Oklahoma City
i >A ViF DOtJttLAH,
^RGhiTSGT.
Rnoina 12 and 13 Uutton building
108 Main street, i "iklahoma Oity, 0
T. A Bimpte sm-^"«t!on from a com
pi lent architect is sometimes worth
his f e,
Si OR. GUW*
tu'aov,D
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