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Tilkpmonb No. 41.
Approaching the larTfloii^.
The Register places as little credit
lu the supernatural an auy one possi-
bly could and believe* back of all haj^
pcnlngs there Is some great natural
cause, though our conception of that
cause may be dim and uncertain to
such an extent that rather than trace
lb to its source we ascribe the results
to occult Influences controlled by
persons possessing mme mysterious J
.
DUKE
Cigarettes
power that make* llieni the connect
lug link between the human and the
supcrlnimau.
The strange curcof Mr. Josh Clardy
_  In thin city h J. It Furlong, a to-
IV1..N ttcathir !call**! Wth doctor of Oklthomi City,
Maximum temperature, 63: Mini-! ha* been the cause of much comment
oium. 51; Rainfall .00. In our cl|y this week' The iudlsput-
for thirty-six hours: able facts are that t lardy has been
boa-ridden for live month" from >ouie-
—■—~~——— tlilog like rheumat'sm resulting from
McKinkom ot the Star, teems bail.; fever, of which he had a Ion# «pell
ly aunoyeil bythc Hirtingof the girln last fall. Furlong came down last
He does'nt stem to realize that it is 1 Friday, examined the patient and
bia own comely form that distracts , weut through a few motions—many
Forecast
Fair, colder,
the girls.
Tins legislature should not adjourn
without passing some law to protect
Its farmers from iuiitillon butter.
All tlicy demand is that oleomargarine
butterine, etc., sball be sold as such
and not as butter. It is a fair prop-
osition and a law to that effect would
be simple justice.
Those wire pulling and sap suck-
ing political bums who are trying
•a hard to rum Judge bcott and Me
AU'e are a curat and a detriment U>
the territory ami should be disposed
of in some manner tbat would ijuiet
them permanently.—Stillwater Mes-
senger.
The above paper is a staunch sup
porter of Tax Up*haw.
The concert at the l'resbyterian
church Saturday evening was well at-
tended. A splendid program was
renderd which was highly enjoyed by
the audience, each one receiving
liberal applause. The music was of
the higher order than tbat usual at
such entertainments, and proves con-
clusively that onr city cannot bo out
done In musical talent. Such enter-
tainments arc of such an order that
one cannot attend without coming
away feeling benefitted from having
been present.
In South Ahbrica or in China at-
tempted revolutions are always
punished with great severity, many
heing summarily put to death; yet it
does not prevent other attempts at
revolutions. The incentive to try, is
that it may succeed, and so it is with
the murderer. If he plans murder,
be calculates his chances of escape.
If you increase those chances, the
more likely do you make it, that such
a one will carry out hia plans. Many
a murderer would have been convicted
if the death penalty had not stood in
the way. Make conviction more cer-
tain and you lessen tbc numlier of
mirfders.
J The "Napoleonic revival in France
f is less promising for tbat republic
than the revival of the pitriot'.c cus-
tom of honoring the name of George
Washington in the United States is
for the republic. The signs of the
last-named revival are nearly as ob-
vious here as those of the other are
in France. The beat of all the
American signs are among the school
children, who perhaps hear even more
about the father of this country than
the Bchool children of any past time
over heard, though it must be said
tbat the renown of Washington has
never waned at auy time since Arncr
icaa independence was won. He is
the finest hero tbat can be found iu
the history of any country on earth
since the creation of man.
of which were no doubt as senseless
mummery as Is the beating of tom
toms by the Indian medicine mar—
rubbing the body of the sulTerlrg
man and finally telling him to put
bis foot to the floor and walk, which
he did, experiencing no pain save such
resulted from the contact with the
floor of his foot made tender by
_jntbs of disuse. Another course of
treatment was given Saturday night,
another Monday nlgbt and the pat-
ient is now apparently as sound and
well as any man >n town, walking
very where, without the aid of crutch
or cane.—Purcell Register.
The charge that the Oklahoma
couucll was under tta hypnotic in-
fluence of one, Dr. Furloug, Is ridic-
ulous on Its face. It is commonly
understood tbat Covernor Kenfrow
has the council hypnotized and no
man can serve to two hypnotlsls at
the same time.—Ea<?le.
It has dawned upon others that
there should be less Renfrow and
Turner |n the lobby of the legisla-
ture. T.ie legislators should not for-
get that tlicy owe their present posi-
tions largely as a rebuke to methods
used by these officials. The latter's
line Italian band in shaping legisla-
tion tbat would permit him to All his
cotters at the expense of the public
has already been brought to light.
The sooner the legislators free them-
selves from such hypnotlsls, the
sooner will they get the complete
confidence of the people k'-o sent
them there.
All Free.
Those who have used l>r. King's
New Discovery know Its value, and
those who have not, have the oppor-
tunity to try It free. Call 011 tbc ad-
vertised druggist and get atrial bot-
tle free. Send your name and address
to II. E. Bvcklen ft Co., Chicago, and
get anample box of Dr. King's New
Life l'ills free, a6 well as a copy of
Guide to Health and Household In
structor, free. All of which Is guar
antced to doyuii good and cost you
nothing. C. U. Haley's drugstore.
Ilarg In K r a Shirt I mi
For Bale or trade, a go d dew1- •
farm oae-balf mile south of M .nre, O
T. Well Improved, 0) aeris nrt,-
cultivation, good buildings and pi*
ture. Address Box 55. Moore. O T
21-tf
ligarntesi
w. D u he Sons * Co
r TNCAMiMCUl TOBACCO CO
f durham. h.c. i
MADE FROM
High Grade Tobaci*
and
ABSOLUTELY PURE
See Kmerlck's Transfer Co. ; i all
kinds of heavy freight and baggage
hauling. Telephone No. 86. 25-tf
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal , says; "Shlloh's Catarrh
Remedy Is the first medicine I have
ever found that would do me any
giod." Price 60c. Sold by A J.
Klrkpa trick.
Shlloh's Cure Isscld on a guarantee.
It cures incipient. It Is the best
cough cure. Only one cent a dose.
26 cents, 50 cents and 81 Sold by A.
J. Kirkpatrlck.
Smooth people wear smooth faces
and their sign Is Just as apparent as
that of the man who is clean, and
must therefore be Godly. The First
National parlors 100 Main street have
the best chairs and the smoothest
tonsorlal artists of any barber shop in
Oklahoma City, while their bath
rooms are good enough for any one.
Abeunatiiy & Mii.lbu.
Call on us and be smooth and clean.
Dr. Price'* Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Hl.hest Award.
Board ot Commerce.
There will be a meeting of the
board of commercc at the probate
court rooms Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock sharp. Matters ot great im-
portance to this city will come before
the meeting. Kvery member of the
board and every person interested in
the welfare of the city should attend.
C. G. Jones.
Pres.
There Is good reason for the popu
larlty of Chamberlln'sCougli Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, of West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa . s*y : "It has cured
people that c u- . nj Iclans could do
nothing for. Wc persuaded them to
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and I bey now recommend It
with the rest of us." 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by all druggisu.
Kilter Is Bound to Come.
A prominent banker ot Kansas
City said yesterday that a friend of
bis in Paris wrote bim some time ago
that silver was sure to be rehabiliated
for already London bankers neie
feeling the lack of currency and were
sure to come to the while metal. The
recent action of Germany ia the first
international s'.ep in the direction of
•liver.
If the United States aola with wis-
dom and tends to the conference men
who are capable :if grasping the
question in its euurety the whole
matter will lie aetlled by the time the
next congress convenes and in ten
months free coinage wijl bo ((tab
listaci.
Already the effects are felt in the
mouuuin states, and there ii much
quiet buying o! siiv. r mines by long
headed men, who see tbat there i-
b'jund to be a boom in tbat sort oi
property and wish to bo on the win ; ,
ning aide. Free coinage of silver i I ^
the logical solution of our prese" ticesie <■ M ,il
financial troubles and is sensible. 1
is sure to come. — K. U, Journ.i'
Remember.
That the old Waltham wat h mak-
er R. K. Bacon !« now located at. the
Model d'ug store, corner of Main and
Robinson.
ilocklin's Arnlta
The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chil-
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures plies, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re.
funded Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by C. B. Haley
Notice For Publication.
In probate court County of Ok
lahoma, Territory of Oklahoma.
In the estate of John P. Baird
deceased.
The Territory of Oklahoma, to the
heirs next of kin and creditors of tli
said John P. Baird deceased.
You arc hereby notified that l.ec
Woods has applied for letters of ad-
ministration on said estate and that
said application wili be heard at a
reguhr term of said court held ut
the c urt room of said court on the
5lh day of Match 18115, at II o'clock
n., and that notice of this pro-
ceeding lr ordered published three
weeks consecutively in the Oklahoma
Times-Joc&nal a weekly newspaper
published in said county and territory,
and tbat printed copies of the notice
addressed to the heirs of said de-
ceased at their place of residence in
saitl territory and deposited in the
postofllee with postage prepaid by
the petitioner at least ten days prior
to such bearing.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court hereunto sltlxed this 13th day
of February, 1895.
Lseai,.] Wm. P. HARI'eb,
15-3". Probate Judge.
FACTS ABOUT FLOUR.
■HbnU llian.I. of Kbit.Th.tr ijuallllM.
I'M autl I'rncem of Orlndiag.
Much trouble in cooking arises from
the difference in various brands of
flour. There are often, indeed, varia-
tions in the same brand. All are caused
by the different modes of making flour
and changes in the kind of wheat used.
When flour is made by the roller pro-
cess two cupfuls wili make a much
6tiffer batter than flour made by the
old process of grinding between stones
or produced by first crushing by roll-
ers. then grinding between stones.
Millers all over the country are always
looking for, and frequently making,
improvements in the procese which
they are accustomed to follow. This
necessarily result* in changes in the
texture and quality of their products.
Then, too, It makes a difference wheth-
er the wheat used is spring or winter
wheat. In the eastern states, where
the mills are few, the flour comes
largely from Minnesota and the other
western st te& The flour has for the
last fifteen or twenty years been made
almost wholly by the roller process,
and chiefly of spring wheat. The dis-
tinguishing quality of this flour is this:
If rubbed between the fingers it feels
rough and granular, ami if pressed in
the hand it will not hold its shape, but
fall apart as granulated sugar would.
When using this flour by measure al-
low one-eighth more wetting than for
flour made by grinding between
stones.
Recently a number of millers have
mollified the new process by using the
rollers for cleansing, separating and
grinding until the last stages of the
work, when the flour is put between
stones and ground smooth and fine.
When this is done the distinguishing
features between the old and new pro-
cesses are lost. The flour is smooth to
the touch, will keep its shape if pressed
in the hand and will not absorb as
much moisture as the more granular
kind. It can be used equally well for
bread, cake and pastry. Some of the
mills in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Michigan make this flour iu perfec-
tion.
Flour that is made of new spring
wheat will not give so good bread when
first made as it will after it has been
kept for a month or more. A great
deal of the trouble with bread cornea
from the condition of the flour. A bar-
rel of flour that will not make good
bread to-day, simply because the wheat
was too new when ground, will, if kept
fur two months, make perfect bread, if
the yeast Ikj good: far, after all, the
yeast i* re frequently than the flour
the cause of failure to make satisfac-
tory bread.
When one buys flour in small quanti-
ties there will always be an uncertain-
ty as to how it will work until after
the first time it is used. Even in small
families it is better to get flour by the
barrel, as it improves with age. An-
other thing for the housekeeper to re-
member is tltat the whitest flour is not
the most nutritious. What is called
first quality flour does not contain
nearly so large a quantity of the best
eleu: *s of the wheat as the second
quality, which is much darker, but
gives a sweeter but more nutritions
U>af.—N. Y. Sun.
M. I*. NIX
contractor
- Builder-
PLANS NEATLY 0 A V .
3~FiT .T t
GOOD
davidso: CASE
lumber
cheaper
R. B. RAGON, Manager
TEL
Ji. Isr-Z"BOID"2
7 Ileuo Avenue
17 to :
'health is wealth.
E. I*. 33ACH-X.TT; 3D.. Ptiytklan sr«' Surfeou.
l"amaCltv. Makes CHRONIC DIsKASBS a SPEl 1.A LTV. I'ih-h
..I l, fer
ite  pl*'<
hu oing, drop
(\ T.
Befrir*' frupirM Oil.
The wonderful 'iuiiuent for sprains,
bruises. rlirtitiiaLisui and all deep
seated diseases where a powerful lini-
ment ts required. Ask for and be
sure you get Beggs' Tropical oil.
Every bottle warranted. Sold by W.
B. Wheeler & Co.
Men and women to'make big mon-
ey with the Tratic&l Plating Dynamo
Is the electrical machine used in
the great plating factories. 105. to
$85 a week made easy. Plates
everything. No experience; big
profits. Address W. P. Harrison &
Co. Clerk No. 14, Columbus, 0.
A Sure Cure for Pilea.
Itching Piles are known by moist-
ure like prespiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form KB
well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding,
yeild at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile
remedy, which acts directly on parts
effected, absorbs tumors, al ays itch-
ing effect* a permanent cure. 50 cts.
Druggist or mall Circulus irce.
Dr. hosaako, Philadelphia. Pa-
Sold by Scot t * Co,
A Des Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent c dds. con-
cluded to try ho old remedv In a new
way, and accordingly took a uble-
spoonful (four times tbe usual do -e)
of Chamberlaiu's Lough Keinedy just
before going to bed. The next morn-
ing sbs found that her cold had al-
most. entirely disappeared. During
the day ^he too* a few doses of the
remedy (one teas] oonfiil at a time)
ami 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 remedv 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.
HAD A USE FOR BIG SLEEVES.
rmrtl rr
orai City,
atteutlou* ! ro'ApbUtfUKTi loominoriy known «• lalliu* «   th.- woir
B^on. Iaui orrho«a or trr«<iili riile« of raeuMru«m>^. ner* n
and m11 general >■ billt«te«l «ib e* of fcraaio. I tr«>«i all ehr  nU
female. Lobs ut uiaabo .<1 permanently resiortnl, ot thi
bronchial and pulmonary dii fini«*  in tbelr luclpieaoy. I'i8i-utw  of
any and every oiu**. *11 claM**  «>l v«neriul neuruluK
Dite im  ot the muoout membrane, cat.rrn nod klnore- . • *
1 alto do a general practice and irive to each and every 0Me the l«ieat and mokt linpro'
method of treatment. I furnish all my own medlolne*, Inatrauiun band surgical apnllan<
1 treat cases by the visit, prescription or by the mouth. Fees very reasonable. Consul
tiom rKB«. Office, Ko on o, 4, PaiutBloci (an be found there at <*to M
m„ 7 to v in evening. Call and see me and hav- a friendly talk
DK, K. L. DA > LfcY, Licentiate oi the Louisville L'niveralt) of Medio In
f women yiven *fo«' 
i, Ivernlon, retroTC
oft, ovaHan dise> sr
Isaubo- oi tiie male
Lear*, liver, kidn« ys
e > *, ik d o*es tr<iui
a «'<jt>re.i Hud epilo. h.
, * ti ft
C ABKRNKTHY.
ABERNETHY & MILLER.
Barber shop and Bath Rooms
The finest fltteu up Rooms in the city. HOT AND COLD BATh
and barber work guaranteed Under First National Bank, corner Broad-
way and M .n stree.
T. M. Richardson, President. (). T. Reynolds Vice Fiesldent.
J. P. Boylb, Cashier.
first national bank.
CAPITAL. - $50,000.00.
Transactsa General Banking .
A coo an tn of merchants and farmers solicited Wfguarant-*
nonrtwons and liberal trmtrp-rit,
A Million PrieiidK.
A friend in need is a friend indeed
and net lws than one million people
have found Just nuch a friend iu Dr.
King's New Discovery for consurup
tion, cough* and colds. If you have
never used this great cough medicine,
one trial will convince you tlat it has
wonderful curative power* in all dis-
eases of throat, ehe*
bottle is guaranteed
claimed or monn v
Trial bottle* rue «
drugstore. Large
1.00
ai|:11
b t Me
Kach
Bring Your Pino Work
E. h Bacon the old watchmaker-
Model drug store.
Notice Probate of Will.
In Probate Court Oklahoma
ty, Territory of Oklahoma.
W. II. Robertson, deceased.
The Territory of Oklahoma to the
heirs and next kin of the said
W. H. iiob-rtsoo, deceased:
Take notice, that upon filing of a
written instrument purporting to be
the lait will and testament jf W. II.
Robertson for probate and allowance,
it in oidered that said matter be set
for hearing the 15th day of March A.
D. 189" , befo e nal't pre hate court, at
th * hour of 1 o'clock p. i
tiin ■ *nv . cr«  n tnt. i 
:>uu
in*
!. which
may ap-
id notice
pub'Nh-
y in ihe
iMore Arrest*.
The following parties have been ar
rested on indictment# icturned hj
the U. S. gr.;ot! j«n, f .r perjury com
milted in the I'. or* case in t ^
inony given ag i^su the defendant
Peter*: Nlcho as UrowL, David W.
Langdon, Jame* Ji. McCornack and
Frank Jordan. Robert C. Moore, the
notorious outlaw *ho was killed a
short time ago, is also on the list of
indicted. It is rumored that several
more arrests are yet to be made in
connection with this cane. Peters
has always claimed that his convic
tlon was the result of perjury, which
he was unable at the time to mee',
and filed numerous affidavits tending
to show this fact in the supreme
ourt, but was unable to get them
considered as grounds for a new trial
It appears, however, that the gov
eminent proposes to make a thor-
ough investigation of the matter,
which 14 the right thing under the
circumstanoes for all parties,
Notice.
ibe probate court, Couoty of
Oklahoma in
llaraalir, de-
wed.
The Territory of Oklahoma, to the
hens next ot cin and C"cdiW>r* of the
Slid Mathia liarasbe deceased
You are hereby notified that Annie
Ilarashe has applied for ic.iers of
a lministration on said e tate a d that
slid application will bj h.'i rJ at a reg
ular term of said court held at the
court roam of said court on the 18th
day of March, 1895, at 2 o clock p
m., and that ijotice of this proceed
ing is ordered published three weeks
consecutively in the Oklahoma Tims
Journal, a weekly newspsptr pub
lished iu said county and territory,
and tbat printed copies of the notice
addressed to the heirs of said d
ceased at their place of residence
said territory and deposited in the
postofllee with postage prepaid by the
petitioner at least ten days prior to
such hearing
Witness my hand and seal of said
court hereunto aiflxed this 23rd day
of February, 1895.
Lseal ] Wm. P. Haepck,
1 w3t Probate Judge.
I'UMisiiwl In this ti
f tlth i r
I Mir
U..U . iu
new*|Hp
tjr>.
In test imo!... wh«n  f. I h ■ v* hi
unto set my hand u lie sen of
probate court at OKiuhotua Cit y •
Mb day of February, A. i> lf*W5.
ska l.J WM P. II am** ii,
22 .'I w Probate J ud^
Tin* Ingenious Device of Two Young Wom-
en Overliulen with l'areeln.
Both the girls were rosy from walk-
ing in the keen air when they got into
the elevated railroad at Fourteenth
street, and both were heavily laden
with packages. It was a ease of "big par-
cel, little parcel, hat-box, and bundle,"
and every time either of them stirred
some one of the impediments fell to the
car floor. Sometimes one of the girls
was stooping down to pick up the big
parcel or the little parcel, and some
times they were both stooping down to
gather up these and the hat-box and
bundle as welL Two brokers, who
were sitting opposite, began quietly
making bets as to which package would
slip off next, and what with their ex-
ercise in the open air, that in* the car,
and their knowledge that they were
affording a good deal of deadhead
amusement to the passengers, the girls
got redder in the face every minute.
"I just think it's a shame," said one
of them at last, ' that women don't have
pockets to put things in," and she gave
a little white box a vicious tap that
jostled it up against an oblong brown (
arrangement and sent both of them
tumbling to the floor.
When she came up gasping from the
rescue of these, she jerked at her big
sleeves like an angry little bird pluck-
ing at her feathers, stopped short in
the process, treated her companion to
a magnificent example of the baby
stare, and said;
"Katie, I've got it."
"(lot what?" asked Katie.
"Got an idea," said her companion.
"Just watch me."
And with that she took up the little
white box, thrust it under her jacket
nccr the shoulder, gave a quick wrig-
gle. and presto! it dropped into the big
puff of her sleeve. Then the oblong
brown arrangement was similar dis-
posal of; and then a round, Hat pink
package: and then another something,
and another something else, now tuek-
log it into the right hand sleeve, and
now into the left, until everything was
disposed of. Then Mlae Katie followed
her friend's example until all her par*
e I csls were tucked away, and when they
y got off the cars at Park place there
i* i wasn't a sign of "big parcel, little par-
cel. hat-box. or bundle," but their
... aleeves stuck out like four captive bal*
( loon>, aud all the Brooklyn girls thev
I met turned g   «n with envy.—N. V.
contractor
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and shop at No. 10 East Fourth Street.
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the days of James and Charles I.
We have all the latest designs and
can fit you out to your satisfaction,
especially when it comes to prices.
Call and be convinced. No trouble
to show samples or quote prices.
Oh;ner Dunn.
OKLAHOMA FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOPS-
Build and repair all Kinds of Machinery; Pul.'ey*, Shafting, Belting
Brass Goods, Well Drilling, Machine Horse Powers, Etc.
"W- MI. JORDAN.
ONE GIVES HSLISr
1
ok. city steam dys works
joseph R0UBKK, pobp.
Practical Dyer of fifteen year's ex
perience in Russia. Silk and satin
dresses, Ostrich feathers, Chenille
and Lace curtains, Blankets Wool
and Cotton Goods, Hats and Caps
repaired, dyed and cleaned.
Reference: Examine my ^work
corner Reno and Robinson sti^ets,
Oklahoma City.
A. B. HAMMER,
attorney.
Office Roo 3 11, Batchclder Building,
Oklahoma Otty, O. I.
W. S. JTISBD B. D. SHBAK
FIELD ^ WKM
A.ttornevs . . .
Klein Building, Qrsnd ;Avenue, Oklshom
City, 0. T.
Prsotlee la all theoourts.
H. N.BUNDY,
Contractor & Builder,
Plans and specifications furnisbed
Office -n Hamll ft Bacon's office. 1UX Main St
OR. GUNN
ONION .
70 SYRUP
rJ o Mimuc
R COUGHS.
COLDS
0 CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'^ ADVICE.
In mlatact family of nine my only r+ro-
►dy for Can#h . Golds and Lioup ffoi onion lymp I*
&SSSBAfltlvo to-day *• It w«a forty ywri «go
mm K*nd.ihlidien take l)r. Gunn'itmlonSj
k u. a«r a l r praparad $
Soorr&Co.
wSJh
taata. •T«ry l
Taka sa saSttin -
 la tha
battlM SO MB *.
aa «Mw
eureka. stables.
Uivery. Feed and Board
All horses fed oats for grain feed
Horses carefully groomed und kindly
handled. All stalls dirt tloor. Cor.
Main aud Hudson, Oklahoma City.
Telephone 87. J. A. McCuLLOl'OH
H.C. St-JOHN,
Lawyer & Land Attorney.
Office, Canadian Building, Grand Av
Oklahoma City
.1 M"
108 Orajii Aren'
The!,
*
iU iiidUUii#
of tdt Indian Terr..ui/
OKLAHOMA CITY. • • OKLA. IhH
Now opened for the trnstment of Dnnva-
BSHKHS, Mohprikb snd Opium Hasira.
Call on or addroa* c. P. MoCreary. tecretary
~ * raersl rasna*«r. "*  
. Grand avenue.
'A Hi
NEW
DR. E. E. PHILLIPS.
genbkal pkactictionkr
and SPECIAL BRANCHES
CALLS A1TERI ED ALL HODaS
rflpeoisl Hrancees: Obstotrlcs, dieessen
women snd children Piles and ruutur
cured, no psln nor detention from bu*lue i
Office 200 Muln Btre< t. It. omi 15 and ItS.
T« 'ephoiie No..JM. OUi'-e hours W to 12 a. ffii
H-"lltoftn rr Kesid  *ice. it Sixth " reet.
^ milTor
uRNhYb ft 1 M.
" manjinoth catalo-ac oi U*nk COflllV''
Ofnka. and otlu r OU'ck Fnrntfnr<> fur 1
now ready. 4'linlra, l nt l< <t. liook-
l ««n,  :ie^ and at mairlilrna piicw, for
lli«> <;o«mIn mmlr,
RANK COUNTERS TO ORDER TO FIT ANY room,
f ntJil« |pi* fror. Bend 12c to cover postage.
TYLER OFFICE FIXTURE CO.,
ST. l.QtlW, WO.
mAn BfTseakto Lszatlre snd Nsstp Toirra
■oMbr Druftlstsor SPrt by u> I. 2Sa,60o.
sod ti 00 par packa^. Bam plea f rss,
V A IV A Th« Farortta TOOT! fOVWl
AV AWfortheTMtbsndUrsatMfe
Csiptatn Bwaanay. U.H A.,Pan DtSfO,0feL.
■Ays i M8hlk b's Catarrh Remedy is tha flrsi
—dtotne I hsra erer found that wmiM do me
sa/food." Pries SO eta. Hold by LtrugfOU.
SHILOH'3 CURE.
Ocwi yr. v\nl\ywrti
  >orCaosM  ^.aoJtbas
■tr*AL- ba4«ir*4 tla  aasdt.*- ' V'CtTRi
TM.UUAanislw. f.iMlaio.
Mo<lel «nd Jewelry Store.
Sheriff Sale.
I Notice is hereby riven, Tbst by virtue of
an order ofnaUi uatiod by the clerk of th« Die- i
t riot crnrt of the Third Judioisl District of
Oklahoma Trrrltory. within and fur Oklaho-
ma oounty. In an action wherein c W Loy Is
plsintitr. and Henry Hheplor et si defend- |
 nts, I will. alXo'clork p in. on Tuesday, th-
lWth day of February A l) |M8ft, at Ibe eaat door
! of the court h"iis«- In Oklahoma city, Okiaho
ma rounty. Oklahoma Territory, offer for
. Hale at public auction the foliowinf described
| resl estate to-wit-
rneeast one-half of the northwest Me-
ton rib U of section twenty> even *7, in town-
' ship twelve I*.'. nnrth of r nj.e two t, west of
i lu> Indian meridian In said county sad  crrl-
' •J.H.IVHIEST,
lawyer.
Practice In all courts. Special at.
tentlonn given to land office practlcei
Removed to Boom 6, Land Office Bid.
iary A D 1HW6.
liy 0 a Ramp all. Under
day of .Ian
c ii dsFord, Sheriff-
dsr Sheriff.
A\XYCb>
R o hays J S JENKINS
HAYS A JENKINS,
Attorneys At Law.
Office-Rooms No. 14 and 1ft, Mssonio Temple
Will (irnptlri: in ali thi. court
Oklahoma City, ... 0, T.
i litigation
■Pil l Offlos.
t Hur'.ne*.!
d Type-
Miosdwa.
T.
Knom#12 an:l la Button huildlng
108 Main street, Oklahoma Oity, O
T. A simple suggestion from a com-
petent architect is sometimes worth
hia f e,
one pi! '
DR. GUWS
& mtRorn
°/LL&
* mo PHYSIC
FOP A C OSE.
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