OKLAHOMA TIMES-JOURNAL
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Tkui'Iionk No. 41.
Today'* Wcathtr.
Maximum temperature, 25: Mlnl-
mum, IS; K >lufal 1.00.
Fonwait for thirty-six hours:
Fair, colder.
Tut new school building cannot
abult each luann' loin
MAnr purchaied lots aul bid
higher than ihny would with the ns-
sumnce that a school building would
lie located on the aite selected
This legislature siiohld provide (or
an institution of higher cducatlcn for
the colored people of the territory.
It ia their due and should be ac-
corded them.
How will tbe children be aooom
wodatcd and not h'. w much will my
property be enhanced in value should
be the first consideration in the loca-
tion of the new school building.
Hah the government been victim-
ized by the foreign bankers in the
recent bond transaction? It looks
this way. Tho people will want some
light on this matter.—Qlobe Demo-
crat.
A man osii lie pretty well judged
by the company he keeps. If hu
surrounds himself with mon known
to be familiar with most of the crimes
on the criminal calendar, it is pretty
certain that neither all bis spitual,
moral, or ncsthotic feelings arc
olTcndod by their presence.
Tin republicans throughout the
wcBt undoubtedly favor a larger silver
currency,and will approve the uction
of the senate committeo on finances.
They do not ask for repudiation, but
they do want tho rolalivo price of
gold and productions and labor put
back to where they were when debts
were tr-. trseted.
Pa*ilD >: ''TZKit is looking out
for combination "ntl proposes tha',
HI Reno shall noi ik left in case one
can be mtulo, hence he proposes put-
ting tile Experiment station at that
city, wbilo Perry works for the in-
sane and Enid for the penitentiary.
It will be safe to keep an eye 011 the
El Ueuo statesman.
Willi,E the republicans demanded
economy in tha last election, they
did not demand that county ollicials
should be aKimpud. Good salaries
or fees should be fixed so that com
potent men will feel like giving their
time to county business aud will soek
the offices. There are two extremes,
too much [>ay aud too little, both
tending to bud government.
The Oklahoinan denied so indig-
nantly that any hhc.1i methods were
used as our Norman correspondent
described. If the editor will call at
the Timks-Journal office he can re-
ceive directions how he may find
such a recommend preseuted in this
city, whici: wsa not signed. It is
amusing to (lie (leoplc who kn w, to
see what an injured air the immacu-
late "jrgau' assuum-.
from tYaihlnjtop
In Kansas, straws, - brick houses,
and barns shows how the wind blows,
here many hope Washington dis-
patches have the same significance.
Washington, Feb. 14.—(Special.)
In both Oklahomaffand Indian terri-
tory there ia general activity all along
the line for Judicial appointments.
"Kind me a justice for Oklahoma; I
will never again try to make a jus
tlco out of an Oklahoma man, is
the remark the attorney general
made to BeDator Vilas. The senator
was ut the department looking after \
some Wisconsin matters. After bis
business bad been disposed of, the
attorney general opened up the Okla I
homa matter to him, and during the
course of his lemarks made tbe ob-
servation thus quoted.
Tho information cotues through
Mr. Vilas that the attorney general
has concluded to tnalie at leaat one 1
change on tbe Oklahoma bench, and:
aa to other changes on the outside he I
could nut express au opiuion. It a I -1
so appoara that tbe regular report
from inspector Newton, sent Is in-
vestigate Judge Scott, has not ar-
rived, hut some won) has Iteen re-
ceived from him, and it is of such a
character aa to set the attorney gen-
eral at work looking for an other
man to fill the place. Souie of the
Missouri contingent have picked out
a man, and will place him before the
attorney gonoral aud Mr. Vilas, thus
hoping to gain his support.—K. 0.
Journal.
„ JUKE
fGARETTES
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Amusement*.
The presentation of "Fritz in a
Madbouso" at Boyd's last evening by
Mr. J. K. Emmet and an excellent
support deserved a liberal patronage,
but owing to popular interest in the
Thurston reception, tbe theatrical
attractions suffered in this respect.
In the role of Fritz von Wolf-
enstcln, Mr. Kuimet has a splendid
opportunity for clever acting, spictd
with several catchy songs and some
graceful dancing. The name of Em-
met in this particular line of comedy
work is a magnet around which suc-
cess lias always clustered. However,
tbe popularity of Mr. Emmet is uot
wholly duo to public reverence for
tbe past glories of his distinguished
father, but bus been won fairly by
tbe meritorious and conscientious
work of an ambitious son.
The company of players which
surrounds the star, is with one or
two exceptions, a support of unusual
strength, Mr. Emmet evidently be-
lieves in the theory that the best is
uouo too good for American aud-
iences.—Omaha Bee.
Cure fin- Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of head
aoho Electric Billets lias proved to be
the very best. It eifecls a permanent
cure ami the most dreaded baoitual
sicklieadaehcs yield to its iollucnce.
We urge all who are afflicted 10 pro-
cure a bottle, and glie this remedy a
fair trlul. In eases of habitual con-
stipation Electric Bltteis cures by
giving tbe needed tonef
and few i:jbyw.ioiiK' reals
tlie bowels,
"the use 01
this modlclue. Try it once. Large
bottles only fifty cents at Haley's
drug store.
Reduced rate tickets offered by
agents of the Nickel Plate road to
Cleveland, O.
National Brick Manufacturers As
sociation. Tickets sold Feb. 1Kb to
14th.
National Electric Light Associa
tion. Tickets sold F«b. ltith to 20th,
National Educational Ass'n, (l)c-
linrtmeUk of Sup't.) Tickct< raid Feb.
1 litli to 20th.
Above arc reduced raus sold ou
the certificate plan. 9-d3 per w wit
W Duke Sons fcCa
INC AMERICAN TOBACCO CO
] quhham.no. u. a.
MADE FROM
High Grade Tobacco
^ AMI
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The man wl o f irm Mtl> i i head
as well as will. In .U *i; wfn.
Tbe one that diversities Ir* :xop-*,
and prepares for a |> . sible ta• jiu or
some one crop will sooner become In-
dependent than the man who specu-
lates ou a big crop ofoueklndof
grain. The farmer In the south who
dlvcrslfled his crops has not autfereu'
bo much from the hard times 6 h
last few years, as the planters, who
are almost baukrupt. The urmer
in Ohio and Indiana dois not feel
the failure of a single crop as they
have In Kansas, for lie has other re-
sources to tide him over. When the
farmers of this county get their farms
well stocked with all kinds of live
stock and rai&e smaller fields and a
greater variety of crops they will not
feel a single failure so severely.
Work with a steady purpose to build
up and not to make a great hit by
reusing a single big crop. The latter
loetbod is a game of chance at whicb
M me have won and many lost.
Two Lives Savcl.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, or Junction
City, 111., was told by her loctora she
had consumption aud that; there was
no hope for her, but two boules Dr
Kin^s New Discovery completely
cured her and she sa>a It paved her
life. Mr Thomas Eggefs, 13V Florida
street, San Francis o, suffered from a
drenrui cold, nppn uctirng e nsump-
, iriwl wit tiout result everything
eide tin n bought, one liotf le of l>i
K'ug's New Discovery and In two
week* was cuied. He is na*uiall>
thankful. It is such iesnll*,of which
these are samples, that, tr vn the
wonderjul tlicacy of thN ined,r| • -' \
coughs and c-Ids. Free t v *
at Haley's drug store. R< '**'
50c and ti.
Position (Guaranteed
Under reascnable conditions. Do
not say it can not be done, 'till you
send for 120 page catalogue of Draug-
ht's Practical Business College,
Nashville, Tenn. This catalogue is
strongly endorsod by bankers and
merchants all over the United States,
as well as foreign countries. Four
weeks by Draughton's mctohd of
teaching book-keeping is equal to
twelve weeks by the old plan. Spec-
ial advantages In shorthand, penn-
maushlp and telegraphy.
Cheap board' Open to both sexes.
Thirtysix states and territories now
represented. Write for 120 page cat-
alogue, which will explain "all." Ad-
dress J F Draughon, Pres. Nashville,
Tenn. (Mention this paper.)
N.B. This college has prepared
books for "home study," book-keeping
pennmanship and shorthand. d7w7
Secure a Position.
, Wanted— For office work, ou 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 first,
say to begin, from $.'10 to $00 a month.
Chance for rapid promotion good.
Must deposit in bank cash, about #100
No loan asked; no investment requir-
ed. It is a salaried and permanent
position. (Strictly office work.) The
enterprise is strongly endorsed by
bankers. Address P. O. Jx>x 433,
Nashville, Tenn.
Mention this paper. d7w7.
See Emcrick's Transfer Co. for all
kinds of heavy freight, and baggage
hauling. Telephone No. 80. 25-tf
Captain Sweeney, U. 15. A., Sao
Diego, Oal , says: "Shlloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first, medicine 1 have
ever found that would do me any
good." Price 50c. Sold by A. J.
Klrkpatrick.
Shiloh's Cure is scld on a guarantee.
It cures incipient. It is the best
cough cure. Only on* cent, a doso.
25 cents, 50 cents and 81. Sold by A.
J. Klrkpatrick.
Mer and women toj.iuake big mon-
ey with the Pratical Plating Dynamo
Is the electrical machine used in
the great plating factories. ff>5
$85 a week made easy. - Plates
everything. No experience; l ig
profits. Address W. P. Harrison &
Co. Clerk No. 14, Columbus, O.
Smooth people wear smooth fa
and their sign is Just as appaient as
thnt of the mai who :s cle.tu, and
must, therefore beGi d'y. TheFir*t
National pailois 100 Main street- have
i.Lc besi chairs and the smo uh<-t
t/msorial artists of any bar er shop In
Oklahoma City. whi:e 'he'r hath
rooms are good ei ough fo- any one.
ABEKnAT1IY & .VllLLKU.
Call on us and be smooth and clean.
Notice
In the probate court of the connty
ofiOklahoma, Territory of Oklahoma.
In the matter of the estate of Vic-
tor Sherman, deceased.
Order to show cause why decree of
distribution should not be m tde.
On reading aud filing the petition
of Edward Sherman and Dora Miller,
alleging that Ida Sherman, executrix
of the estate of Victor Sherman, de-
ceased, has filed her account of her
administration of the estate of said
deceased, in tbis court, aud that all
tne legal debts aud expeu.-es of ad-
ministration have been duly paid,
and that there is an lncomc accuring
from said estate in which petitioner's
are entitled to share and praying
among other things for an order of
distribution, of the same among the
persons entitled.
It U ordered th all persons Inter-
sted in the es' ate of said Victor
Sherman, deceits d, be and appear be-
fore tho probate court of Oklahoma
county, at the court room of said
court, on the 18th day of February,
A. 1). 1M95, at 9 o'clock a. m , then
and there to show cause why the
prayer of said petitioner should not
be graated.
It. is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be published dally for ten
suc'-cssive days leforo the 18th day of
February, A. 1). 1895, in the dally
Tiniis-Journal, a newspaper printed
and published in tho said Oklahoma
county.
WM. P. HAIIPKR-
Probate Judge
Dated February 4th, 1895.
[Seal.] ti-lot.
D. F. McMartm, Att'y for Petitioner.
Remember.
That the old Waltham wat -h mak-
er E. E. Bacon Is now located at. the
Model drug store, corner of Main and
Robinson.
L. MARRINAN & BRO.
Theoldeat Wholoaale Liquor House la the
Temrorjr. Wholesale and Retail
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIO \R8,
Specialty I
KENTUCKY WHISKIES.
< arry a rull line of
IMPORTEn, WINES, BRANDIES,
and liquors for fa;nllie«. and all ont«rs will
pr ptly ttili'd, Give utt a tall.
113 Grand Ave Oklahoma City.
L MARRINAN & Iiit3-
SELL
GOOD
DAVIDSON & CASE
lumber
CHEAPER
It. K. KAGON, Manager.
.A.isr-^-rBorrs-
17 to 27 Bono Avenue
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
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M. Li. NIX
Goatraotor
and
PLANS NEATLY DRAWN.
Good Keferonces.
If you contemplate building, drop
me a (ard,
OKLAHOMA
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E. X-. rAOLXT; D.. I'fcyil'-I' .' «
l onwOlty. M- iMCim-'SIC M'.IA 'fci « IAI.TT. • . ■•.:> .iv .1...
atteoilu'.- !rol |.nnotetj(c«in.mo'.!rini)wr..i lllntoi tho i-.r-i- . i".to
■loo. leu.orrhoea or whllcn, Irreanlart.lo. of nwn.tiu.tl ., .•tr.-o rt'H, •nrari*. Um m
blliuted siaie. of femalo I trea' all ehronlo dlaoan^p of tb, aals aa
>C8 of tho
aud all tfuoferal
femah . Low <1 ui*utao*l prrwaucn'ly roalored,
bronchial and pu monhrv In thoir Inclpl incy. Dibchh-b of the
any aud every o-iuae, all claa«et or venerlal dluouMcs. neural*!
Dipt' "f the taiurnu* membrane, cat -rrh «nd klndm ' atf* «t
1 t'Hn do a jT' n^rai pruo'''' a've to orc>i every o 10
mrt^od ot tre «ni«ni. I iu « nwa nf"'.'r"" 1 -
Itio-. ' a<i■ by the vl#lt, pre i uon ••rY.y tho ! o-.ih •
tion muk ofiice, Ko om ■* li>-iti Bu ck ( aubcto
in.. 7 to In evi'iilDK- « 6il' me Hnd bav M fru'" 1
l it. I L. r A«.LKY, Llc«'MtlaU> of the « ou
jart. live
>e, o^d
h> «t r!a. chorea i
. kiJncya
ores from
id epllopsj
i; VBBKNMTHY.
ABEBNETHY & KILL E.
Barber shop huc t ail) Boon
Tie finest tttu . up Booms in the citj. HOT AND I,"' 1' BA
and barber work e': rantced Under First National Bant i r i ret
«av and Main
A hlgli school buiidinK should be
cculrally locatcd. aud im belter site
could ue fsund Miau (bat betw
Grand avenue and California; but tbe
location of tbe present building
should determine the location of a
ward building. An eight room bullc'-
log will supply the present demand
for both the grades and high school.
Would It not be wisdom then, u>
build for present needs and build the
eight room building on the location
suitable for a ward building and le
tbe growth of tho city determine the
size and character of the high school
building'' Purchase lie site for both,
while it can be done, and prepare at
once for the erection of the elgh
room bulldlug. If the city inak.
the growth expected, it will be but
fear or two until a tine high scinu
building can be erectcd, and tit
buildings will he. so situated as to
uucomim.dat« the gtowth in any di-
rection.
Will ttsll fur cash or trade for farm
near Oklahoma City. One atock
dr ig . lnvrloe about IISOO. Good
fresh stock. No dead goods. Inquire
at J. W. i'.jtr. Will not .hold long.
9-tt
uSkliiA Irii.iK
Tue heat salve in the world for cut-
bruises soruScers, salt rheuiu, fevei
res, tetter, chapped hands, cliii-
aina, oori^, ar.d all skin crupt-lons
and posltlv 1; cares piles, or no pa)
r iqumd, I' u guaranteed to glv.-
pcrf -ct aitbfaciion, or money re-
funded Price 25 cents per box. for
8de by C. K. lUmv,
Notice For Publication.
In probate court County of Ok-
lahoma, Territory of Oklahom >.
Iu the estate of John P. Uaird,
deceased.
The Terntoiy of Oklahoma, to tho
heirs next of kiu and creditors of the
said John I'. Baird deceased.
You are hereby notified that Lee
\Yoo<:s has applied for letters of ad
miui&lration on said estate aud that
s*id application will lie heard at a
regular term of said court held at
the c urt room of said court on the
5tb day of Mstch 1395, at i) o'clock
a. m., and that notice of thia pro-
ceeding ia ordered published three
weeks eouaecuuvely in tha Oklahoma
Timkb Journal, a weekly uewspapei
published in said county and territory,
aud that printed copies of the notice
addrcsacd to the heira of laid de-
ceased at their place of retidenee iu
said territory and oepoaited in the
P tSloltko with postage prepaid by
the petitioner at least ten days prior
to such hearing.
Witness my baud and seal of said
court hereunto affixed this 13th day
of February, 1895.
jsial.J Wm. P. Habi'kr,
>6-3w probate Judge.
Mhirlirs Sale.
orer of sale laanod hy tho clerk or tha Dintriot
court of tbe 1 bird Judicla1 district of Oklaho-
ma TOiritory. within and for Oklahoma
at I o'ciook p. m. on Saturday, the 10th day of
Fobruary, A D ltMi ut tho enst door of the
onurt houeu In oklahoma city. Oklthoma
county, Torritury of Oklahoma, offer for pule
nt pubilo auoti->n tho foilowintr (leecrtbed
real es'atc to-wlt:
liOts numherloji twonty-flve [?5) and twonty-
-i [J«j In blot-k fitrht [•<) in UKlaiuima Oily.
Oklahoro.i countv, oklabon Territory, ac-
cording to tho plat now on tile tr. tfco otti- e of
thn Kojrislcrot Dec da, aubjo t however I > ♦ he
rlifht of way to the choctM.v c «l and R It
comt any across too north itrly (4ii) ft-ol ot
said lot.
Qlvei under my hand this ltlih day of Jan-
uary, a i) 1h: :
c ii Dsrojtn,
Notice.
Territory or Oklahoma, I aa
Oklahoma tJounty. | "
lu tho Dlntrlot Court within and for Oklo-
homa(X nuty, Torrltorv of Oklahoma
Jainou Brown. ^
Plaintiff. |
Jauics Bhr.ver, Ilulda j
•Shrivcr and Jam « K |
llurnhntn. Khonim K I
Hanu-b,Albert iiMtiu-
Kor, Krede.ick t; Sloe-1
pe , Hice •; Minor, Har- i
ry McWi lla-na, and
Jlenry L Hoot, partners |
a* Uurnham, lianuah. I
Munver A Co., and K L |
McDouaKi, H ill A l* Me.
Donald, Charles HHan-
oers, Harry L Oeortre.
John J Mel), mild and |
Gcorgo Hunderfon, |
i)iirtners us It I. Me-1
Donald St co, and I Ml- I
verton aud 1)K Daniels |
tiiers as I Silverton |
.v Co, and Hob. rt |
Harn-j and H C Harris |
imrtnersaa r arris and
Brother; McCord-<*ol-
Uns Commcrco Com-
pany. a corporation
exist Ing unuer the laws
ol tho state or Texas,
Smith McCord Dry
Goods Company a cor-1
poration existing un- 1
dor tho laws u. .:ie I
ntate of Missouri and
C li DeKord us sheriff |
of oklahoma County, i
Territory of Okla> oma
Defendants. J
NOTICE FOK PUBI.ICATION.
To James K Hum ham. Thomas K Hannah,
Albert 11 Munger, Frerteriek C Stoepel. lilce
It Minor, Harry McWilliams aud Henry L
Koot, partners as Burn ham, Hannah, Munger
& Co. and K i. McDonald, Will A I'McDonald,
Charlns II Sanders Harry L George. John 1
McDonald and George Henderson, partners
as It L McDonald A Co., a d 1 Sllverton and
I) K Daniels partners as 1 Sllvorton & Co, and
Kobert Harris a d HCIlari Is partners as Rob-
ert Harris & Bro„ and McCoro v> llins Com-
morce -..oropiiny a corporation under tbe laws
of th-j stato of icxaa, am Smith MuCoiw Dry
Goods Company a corporation existing under
th.- Ia;vs of toe st^to of Mnsourl.
Youuudeacn of you are hereby notified,
That you have b< cn suo l in the District Court
within and for oklohcma County, Third Ju-
dicial District Oklabi.mu Territory; That it*.
. Id sult Jlinea Brown It plaintiff ar;d the <ie-
fondauis me tbe persons and corporations
ntu^cd intlio ca* ion horeor; That this peti-
t l«>ii of plaintiff lp on file in the ollioe of the
F.bruary, 1« 5. ->r iho said petition will l.<
takonaBtrue, u-id Ju igixent foreclosing t >«
lien of aatd plalatlff .or (he sum of t3<Mi t.
w th Interest lr« m Oct. 27 1 *98, at. 7 per cer t
p« rann> in, for material on lots No ("i.1)) and
($!) twenty-five md twenty-alx in block N
twenty-s x (J^6) it the town of Edmond, in stud
county and terr ory < Ol. iahoin t anddecrft}-
Ir.gt-ie sple the eof to Bitisfy enid lien a>>d
c<'Bts an<l barrit. you an I each ofyoutroiu
any and all lute est. Men riuht, claims nod
title in and to thn san o re ti ests e a^d build-
ings thereon situated a 111 uo rendered accord-
ingly. l m kttyta,
Attorney for Plaintltl.
[seal] Attest: w H kiiky, Clerk.
By Lyman Ai.les, Deputy.
A Snro Cure for Pilea.
Itching Piles are known by ruolHt-
ure like prespiration, causing Interne
Itching when warm. This form t.s
well as Ullnd, Hle*dinif or Protruding,
yelld at once to Dr. Bosunko's Pile
remedy, which acts directly on parte
effected, absorbs tumors, al ays itch-
ing effects a permanent « urc, 50 cb
Druggist or mail. OircuUrs neo
Dr. Bosanko, Philadelptia, Pa
Sold by Scott. A On,
T. M. Richardson, President. o. t iun nolds V ue i csi-cut
J. P. Hoyljc, Ca.-;liier.
FIRST NATIONAL
CAPITAL, - ffi 50,000.00.
Transacts a General Hankm? Bnsiiic:
Accounts of merchants and farmers Wici;- I Weguarante*
oonrteonn and liberal tvm:.mt,
If.
By e A Randall,
. ndor 8hi riff
SheriH' > !e.
Notloe is hereby given, That >n \i tu
an order of sale irtsuo«l by th • clerk 1 i ho Dis-
trict court of tho Third Judicial Diflri o
Oklahoma Territory, within ami t ; aho-
ma county, in an action wherein v W Loy is
plaitttlff, and Henry sneplor et al lie eon-
ants, 1 will at 2o'clock p m, on Tuesday, the
lt th day ofFebruary A i) 185*5. at iho eiiot door
of the courthouse in Oklahoma city, nklaho
ma county, Oklahoma Territory, offer for
sale al public auction tho following at scribcd
real estate to-wit-
rt.c east one-half X of tho northwost ouc-
fourth >4 of section twenty-seven 27, in town-
ship twelve 15, north of range two 2, west of
the Indian meridian in said county and terri-
tory of Oklahoma,
Given under my hand this 10th day of Jan-
uary a 1> ls f .
c 11 OkKord, Sheriff-
By c A ItANDALL Under Sheriff,
A Des Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent olds, con-
cluded to try un old remedy in a new
way, and accordingly took a table-
spoonful (four times the usual dose)
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy just
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 doses of the
remedy (one teaspoonful at a time)
and at night again took a tablespoon-
ful before going to bed, and on (lie
following morning awoke free from
all symptoms of the cold. Since then
she has, on several occasions, used
this remedy in like manner, with the
same gor 1 results, and is much elated
over her discovery of so quick a waj
of curing a cold. For sale by all
druggists.
Sheriff Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of An
order of sale hsued by the clerk of the dis-
trict court of tbe third Judicial district uf Ok-
tioma Territory, within and for Oklahoma
county, in au ujiIou wherein i ewis J Best,
John ti Best and J ames Hatchclor are plain-
tiffs and W K co'cord and * H clutter are
defendants, I w II. at 2 o'clock p.m. on Thurs-
day tho21 n-y of February, A. I). 18U6, at the
east door of tbe the court t.ouse In ukiaboma
city, oklahoma county, oklahoma Territory,
offer tor s le at public auction the following
described real emile towit
AM of lots numbered seventeen [17J and
eighteen llrtj i« block thirteen 1131 an I the tm-
tirovements thereon in Oklahoma city, Ukla-
loma oounty. Oklahomat errltory, according
lug to the recorded plat tncreof In the register
nt deeds office, Appiaised and to besold *ur>.
Ject to a mortgage of two hundred ard twenty-
lour dollars in favor of F W Kramer,
Given uneer my hand thc21at day of Jan-
uary A D lsw5
C H DFFouo.
CA It and ail, sherlQ
llndershelrff 21-301
round
Irvi
CONTRACTOR
W Is.!. JORDAN.
LjIaFaA:,HnS
one oi v ics KKUir
will be the exclamation of tho future
discoverer of the north pole, and
"found at last" is the expression of
eat.h one in search of a good over-
coat at a reasonable price, who looks
at the stock and prices offered by W.
J. McKlvoy, 108 Grand avenue. He
has anything you want aud will put
it up in the latest style for less than
you can get it elsewhere, and will
guarantee the fit and workmanship.
Ohmer Dunn,
Successor to W J McKlvoy,
108 Grand Avenue.
Oklahoma City, O. T.
An Laxailv* aud Nebvk Toirra
■OW by Druggist* or sent by mail. £ta, 60a.
Md $1.00per packsHnmrdea froe.
KOHO .The Favorite T0CT8 f 0WM1
par package. Knmplea froo.
The Farorita T0CT8 f
for tha Teeth and Breath, :3u.
Captain Swaenoy, l .s A.,ptn Diego,Oal.,
my*} "Shlloh'a Catarrh lteme<ly ls™!a flrti
Madiolnel have aver found that would do ma
amy good." Price 60 eta. 8<>ld by DrufTUo.
SHILOH'S CURB.
Tim OnaAT Ooua* Ctma pronsrttlrevm
W«araallotl arefall. jTorConsumpVonlthaa
Model Drug and Jewelry Store.
Sutice.
In probiaie c urt,County ot Okla-
homa 'iViri'.ory uf Oklaboina.
In tin; esta'.e tf Mary A. Crabtrcc
dccoasitl.
Till' Territory of Oklahoma, to the
heirs ueit of kin anil creditors of the
said Marry A. vVubtree, deceased:
You are hereby n< t lied that Charles
I Crabtree has applied for letters of
administration ou said estate aud
that said application will be heard al
a regular term uf said court held at
the court room of said court on the
It! h day of February, 1895 at 9
o'clock a. m., aud that notice of this
proceeding is ordered published ten
days consecutively in tbe Oklahoma
' Timks Journal a daily newspaper
published in said county aud territory,
land that printed cop*, of the nuMe
addressed to the heirs of said deceaB- | f,1"' K®n™ai m n nor. Room No. li . n«d .
, * , . , , ; I .«h">K, Oraun avanue.
ed at'their place of residence in said ; ^
territory anil depoited in the [NistofHi t' j K 0 haVS
with |K)St«ge prepaid by the petition
er at least ten days prior to such
hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal i f
said court hereunto affixed this 4 h
cay of Kebru try 1S95
lSkal.j Wm. P. Harper,
Probate Judge. Oklahoma Cut,
The
*
" '.institute
or the Iudlan Territory
OKLAUOMA CITY. • • OKLA.TKK
Now op« e.l ror tho treatment of Dkunk-
J 8 JKNKINS
HAYS & JENKINS,
Alt rneys At Law.
!.!•'• i t ora No 14 and 1&, Masonic Temple
• t ; p ractice in all the court*
- 0. T.
i!i in £ L ti. fOBi>
JOSIP11 ROOHKK, PORP.
Practical Dyer of fifteen year's ex
perience in Russia. Silk and satin
dresses, Ostrich feathers, Chenille1 GRANDMOTHER ADVICE.
r • i . tit i Inr ltm*uf*ml'rof nine my oaly 3M-
ta.n' blankets Wool ad fo*06n4 i*. voldn iid','ioup-3 M onion •yrtu I
—* ■- *11 forty jean «o.
Onion rup
IMm
mix
R COUSi.
COLDS
a CROUr
and Lace curtai
and Cotton Goo is, Hats and 0 p>
repaired, dyed ai d cleaned.
Reference: K-.amine my n ■ir.
oorner Ki ao am Robinson Mi- ts,
Oitlahr v a (li y.
A 8. K AM MER,
A i TO RTSTElf .
office fioo a 11, Vatch Ider Ituilriing,
w. 8. Fibkii
u. O. SllR H
FIKIiD § WEHK
Attorneys . . .
K elii Bui ditiM. Grand Avenue, Oklahom
'■•;ty.".
raotioeiu all the courts.
h. n. bundy,
Contractor & Builder.
Plans and specifications furnished
Oflloe >n Iiamllft Uacon'a office, ill* Main St
TYLER'S FAMOUS
ROLL CURTAIN DESKS.
f4BW STYLES.
Our mammoth catalogue of Knnk ronntern.
JN'uks, and other Oltiro F rnltnr«« for IFH
now ready. I>e«kN, i Imlrs, Table*. Hook*
' (wen, l:ic., and at malrhl«*NM prlcA*a, for
the llwl (iloodN made.
RANK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT ANY ROOM.
.'nt-aloini« f«w. Send 12c to cover poatage.
TYLER OFFICE FIXTURE CO.,
NT. LOIJIN, NO.
3". Et. EVEH. EST,
LAWYER.
Fractif" in all ciiurl Special a.
tentlons given to Ian "icc nraetio-
Removed to Room 6 Office Bid
HORACE SPEED,
Attorney and [isselor at L11
OUTHRII, tlK.l«A.
0«n«ral| ClvlluHr«c tl
TZ
r
■ C-.K
L.>- * :
AKTXJ
"builder,
All kinda of contract work given prompt attention Accur-
ate estimates furnished upon application. OFFICE
and shop at No. 10 Kast Fonrth Stree .
OKLAHOMA FOUNDRY
and machine shops
liuild and repair all Kinds nf Machinery; Pulleys, Shafting, I'cltin^
Brass Goods, Well Drilling, Machine Horse l'nwcrs, Ktc.
.d. far ..
UJcat isri^lv i to-dsr (tat
Wail idaLlldin Uko I>r. Ounn'a
vuitauu kI; pr*Dare« - * pImmiih . •
last*. Ifejc' <tv rnr1 bottu« ®o o u «
Vik4(«nk I"' '■
EUE KA TABLES.
ice
Livery Feed and Board
All hi ibis ltd oats for ^rain feed
1!( i8ebu.M it)iy groomed anil kindly
buidlco A11 stu)f-dlrl flour 'nr.
Main KM h<(Jsoo, 0 > uhomtiOii '.
Teleplioi i 87 J A Mc ullough
"H. C. St- JOHN,
Lawyer & Land Attorney.
Office, Canadian Bulking, < i rd Av
Oklahoma OJtv
DR. E. E. PHILLIPS
GENBKAL PHACTICTIONElt
and SPECIAL r; .NCIIE8
cai.lh attkni ei) all uudrb
Special Brancoee: Obstetrics, diseases i
women aud children Piles and ruptur
cured, oo pain nor detention from busliioss
OlHoe IMMi Main stre. t, u oras 15 and 16.
Telephone No. S.I. Office hours to 12 a. mi
a'idlto5o m. Residence, 17 Slitl o-eet.
J. MILTON. J, D. MILTON
.J. MILTON & SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Prompt and careful attention to litljratloD
In all courts iu (be Territory. Land Offloe,
Pension and other Department Huslneia
specially solicited. Notary Publloand Type-
writer always In office. No. 13 N. Ihoadway
(up stairs), Oklahoma Cl*y
DAVID DOUWLAf,
ARGMITECT.
Rooms 12 and 13 Button building
108 Main street, Oklahoma OHy, O
T A simple suggostion from a com-
petent architect is sometimes worth
his f e.
^ DR. GUNN'S
^ slV:^ uirROVMO
vus
i mm
•'N£ J^ILL FO? A COSE.
t c' I'C*«I| «aot> St* la necwaary M.
v«i.. ill.- f/alaia IneVaV
-. tha i wo«.
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