Oklahoma Daily Times-Journal (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 248, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1891 Page: 2 of 4
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OIUKOIiCITIi • - OKLAHOMA.
J. J. BXJBKE.
H. B. BROWN. - - Olty Editor.
Terms of Subscription.
DAILY.
One Year
Nix months
Tare® months
Ono raonth, by carrier
One week, by carrier
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tr paid >n Advanoo.
Biz Months.
Throe Months
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Local Weather Report.
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Weather Indications.
Washington 1). C., July loi Ok-
lahoma ami Indian Territory.
Forecast for today. Fair, warmer.
We call tlie attention of advertis-
er* to tlio great opportunity afforded
by the weekly Tims Journal for
reaching the people of Oklahoma
coinUy. It is read l)y 5,000 people
mostly outside of Oklahoma City and
in the county. It is double iu Bize,
being now au eight page paper and
publishing moro reading matter than
any other paper in Oklahoma. It
goes to all the readers of the Journai
and Times anil its circulation is rap-
idly increasing "8 wo have an active
solicitor in the Acid, Advertisers
want to reach the country as well as
the city and the weekly Times-Jour-
nal is the medium they should strike
liELDBVH CASK.
Rev. David Winters and Senator
Bcntloy have pooled their issues in
tho lielden case and are making strei.-
uous efforts to have the sentcnco ol
lielden e.ramuted to life imprison
mcnt. To this end they have enlisted
the inlluence of Senator l'lumb, who
is now in Washington, and will give
the matter his personal attention. A
long dispatch went over tho wires yes-
terday giving Senator Plumb a full
description of the case and asking his
aid. Col. Ilallowell has lent his aid
in the matter, while the persistent
and energetic Tom McMecben is at
work in tho territory and will leave
for Washington in a day or two in the
intorcst of Belden. The many friends
of tho condemned boy are exerting
every inlluence in his behalf, and
they are hopeful that they can av
this execution.
In the meantimo Belden is hoping
almost against hope and is counting
the very moments as they fly, all 100
swift for him. An answer from Sen
ator Plumb is anxiously awaited,
any man on earth can avert the im
pending doom of Belden it is that
prompt, actiro and energetic business
man, the senior sonator from Kansas
Knowing his efficiency in all matters
relating to the administration, anil his
influence with the department of jus
tice and with tho president, the friends
of Belden have now staked their hopes
on the work of Senator Plumb. Some
startling developments will, however
very probably soon be divulged.
Wichita Eagle.
The discovery that the Oklahoma
statutes do not prohibit the mortgag-
ing of the homestead for ihe purpose
of securing accounts contracted in the
erection of buildings thereon is likely
U> prove most fortunate to the towns,
and a great blessing to tho poor man 1
ho was fortunate enough to secure a j
couple ol good residence lots. With
the privilege of borrowing to erect a
residence, the owner of a couple of de-
sirable residence lots can in a lew
years have a comfortable home lree of
incumbrance. If he is prohibited
from borrowing he will go on paying
snt, which if applied on a mortgage,
would soon pay it off.
J. P. McKinnis,
real estate
insurance.
_ . j *1. .1.1 i d a
Oil
Money has started from New York
to the West to aid in tho crop move
mcnt. Nobody knows within $10
000,000 or $15,000,000 how much
will be needed for this purpose, but
tho amouut is likely to be large. '1 he
harvests will be heavy, and, so lur as
regards wheat, the European demand
will be great, and this will Insure
early shipments to the Atlantic coast
ports, which will require the employ-
ment of big sums of money in the
next three or four months. The
banks of tho chief financial centers
have been preparing themselves Binee
the middle of spring for this very do
-DEALISK IN
H A. DAVIS, Notary Public.
Uraud Avenue, between Broadway and Robinson.
...PRESENTS SOME 0* THE MOST RELIATII.E INSURANCE COMPANIES
REPRESENTS ^ UNITED STATES.
BOOTS, SHOES
it FURNISHING GOODS.
SASH, DOORS, LATH,
MOULDING and POSTS.
The Times Journal sincerely
hopes the intimation concerning a re-
duction of city salaries in last even-
ing's Gazette will proye true. It has
always been our belief that the coun-
I means to do right and have done
hat they deemed for tho best inter-1
est of the city. But when the organ |
of the party to which the councilinen
belong defends thorn in voting prince-
salaries it is scarcely to be ex-
pected that their acts would be re-
considered and tho salaries reduced.
The Times-Journal will rejoice to
e tho council take an independent
stand for right regardless of the
ishos of the party organ.
The district court can bo greatly
relieved by a sensible enforcement of
the ordinances of this city. As the
police court is now run the city is
made a refuge for every class of
toughs. Instead of fining a man one
dollar for carrying a revolver the line
lioulrt be high enough to stop the
barbarous practice. Flic primary ob-
ject in imposing lines is to discourage
lawlessness, but it would require a
microscopical examination of the offi-
cial doings of the judicial branch of
tho city government to discover any
such purpose.
Dry Goods 10? LTJMEER j Correspondence Solicited and lSt'-t "L Inhumes Given.
rjjT~F,
livery stable.
The Best New Buggies and Carriages and Duving oises.
Prices Reasonable.
Telephone to Grand Avenue Hotel, Wesl Main s,r8et-
O. S. MILNER, Prop-
Bought at sl Great Bargain
$2,000 Worth of Dry Goods,
which we must sell within the
nkxt :-io daysi
We are now marking stock- Come and See.
I mean business and. guarantee satisfaction-
124 Main Street, Brick Building.
i geo. t. reynolds,
President.
NOTICE.
■ 8. Lund OBco Oklidoma CU^O/T; |
Complnint having boon ontredat this' J*'1*®*
by Milliard Csffroy, a*ainst Itichard MoKinnev
tor abandoning IiIb homestead No, 1JJ,
diitcd Kay Oth, 1889, upon tho n w quiartoi w o.
II tn. II. n rlw.I. M; alleging that said mo Kin-
ney luiH wwolly abandoned said tract forp
ilian six months since making said entcry ana
that aaltl tract I* not titled upon V
cd by wild party in tenured by 1^. With •
view to tbt) cancellation ot said entery, the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear al
the U. 8. I .and office Ht Oklahoma City O. T.,
on the lat day of August IWII., at H o clock a in.,
to respond and furufth testimony concerning
said allegations. . ,
John h. Buwrn. Register.
, M. R1CHA11DSON,
Vico-ProBldont
J. P. BOYLE,
Cashier.
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Prosldont.
First National Sank"
Successors to "Oklahoma Bank.
C-A-STTT-fi-Li $50,000.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Accounts of Merchants and Farmers Solicited. We Guar-
antee Courteous and Liberal Treatment.
|" Heynoldi
'resident
Furniture.
Some people seem to think that ... , . *
ti,, only w,y to make a great dt, I. Land, are undoubtedly ready to meet
• • I it. The Treasury aleo is reasonably
ceillan to bo in a position to givo aid
in tliis direction if monetary string-
ency Bliould threaten.—Globe-Pemo-
crnt.
to emulate great cities in vice.
While the Times Jiiiiinai. has been
urging retrenchment and economy in
the city administration tho Gazette
fcns contented itself with derogatory
remarks concerning tho Times Jour-
nal's course.
lr tiieuk is one aolitaty able-bod-
ied person in all of Oklahoma who lias
not food in abundance, it is because
lie is too shiftless to reach out his
band and gather of the bounties
vouchsafed the beautiful land
An election will occur next month
in the Cherokoe nation which may
speedily settle the destiny of the two
territories. If Bushyhead is elected
it is a triumph for tho progressive al
lotmeut purtv, and the allotment Idea
can not stop short of statehood, which
will end in the consolidation of the
two territories.
So anxious are the democrats that
Blaine shall not be "in it" for '92,
that they aio using every effort to
give the idea to the country that he is
a mental and physical wreck. And
ull the time Blaine is attending to the
routine duties of his office at Bar
Harbor enjoying a good appetite and
taking uo medicine, and fully expect-
ing to resume active work at Wash-
inglou by the middle of September.
Ai.ueady tho wheat and oats have
beeu harvested with a splendid yield
and a Hue quality. The bay crop is
Biiperb ami is now being put up; and
with fayorablc weather a second crop
will bo available in the fall. The
late abundant rains have insured a
tremendous yield of corn, and the cot-
ton is in fine shape. All kinds of veg-
etables are simply immense. What
more could Oklahoma desire? A
great deal was staked on this season
and the issue is gloriously favorable.
The Gazette attempts to justify the
cx irhitant city salaries by citing the
fownsite trustees as an instance of re
publican officeholders getting unusual
salaries and remarks that the Times-
Journal has bad uo adverso com-
ment to make. In the first place the
Times Journal did urge that (13 per
day was exorbitant, aud in the secoud
place it was entirely ouwidc of the
control of our own people. If
through ignorunce of the real situa-
tion here the secretary of the interior
imposes an unusual burden, is that a
justification for a continuation of high
salaries to city officials?
City Attorney Hay is a fine
young nan, and will when lie lias bad
time no doubt become an able attor-
ney, but Mr. Ray is scarcely a year
old in the profession, aud could not
expect from the practice lie could
reasonably pick up during the
firBt year or two, to more than pay
office rent. Experienced attorneys
consider a young man fortunate if be
succeeds in earning even the scantiest
livelihood for a year or two after his
admission to the bar. If Mr. Kay
should gel no more than $-100 a year
for bis services as city attorney ho
Encampment Program.
Teriltorlal encampment of the Indian
Mlssiun Conference of the M. K. church,
to be held in Miller's grove ailjoinin* OA-
lahoma t'lty. July 8 to 21 inclusive.
Devotional services, bible readings or
w,eh°day MC^ptThl KJlAlay an!i
,0S!JUN. oiur.dio?d y.
Wednesday July 1«. Educational.
Thursday, duly 10. Indians.
Friday, J ly 17. Temperance.
.Saturday, July 18. Church extensions.
{Sunday,July 10. rruaohlng.il a.m.,
at H p. in. anil N p. no.
Monday, July 20. Chautauqua.
Tuesday, July 21. Miscellaneous.
The following persons have signified
their intention ot being present one or
moro days each:
Bishop Bowman. St Louis; Ivev I'll
Moon' D D, ot < incinnati; Key E M Phil-
lips D D president of tlieWintleld col-
lege; HevWJ Martindale, I > D, of New-
ton; Kev O A Kbright, D D, Winfleld;
Kev W II (Jillani, 1) D, Kansas; Rev T L
Hodgson, 1)1), presiding elder of Win-
Held district; Kev DDAikln, DD, Ar-
kansas City; Hey J L Walburn, presiding
elder of the Choctaw district; Kev .1 >>
Fox, presiding elder of tlie Cherokee
district:Kev Thos McKinney, a full blood
Choctaw Indian and a graduate of Harv-
ard university; Key S M Hartley, 1> I), of
Wichita. All the ministers ot the two
Oklahoma districts, and u large number ot
the ministers of I he. Cherokee and Choc-
taw districts will be present and camp.
A goodly number of educated and con-
verted Indians will also beprefent and
NoHei for PuM^eatxon.
U. S. Land Office, at Oklahoma CHyO. T. J.
Mntinn 1ft hereby riven *at the follow Inir-
ntimed settler hna til. .1 notfc of hfi
tiiimikf tiiial proof in fupport of liis •i luiin,
„„ i tlmt ld proof'will l.e a"t Ok".
an i tlmt Httitl pitH>i " i " ■ a ■ nioe atOW
tor ftiul Receiver, at tin; I . 8. La« *l « 1 ,K
lahoma Glti. O.+.. () v n ,'
Jerry U.We thi rm<u>. who— ",0 H K
tie H. E. No 859
Tp.13. H. 2 W.
..Uierull'typ'K w.1 to prove
v.tntlDUmfe vrslrtfncc U|«0' :i id cultivation
of, «al<l land, viz:
Iwiao Little. W|llaui Slu-ltpn, William Hutts
tieorure Sli«ll'l , aU < r Oklnliouia City, <>. T.
Any person wbo <loeires to protest ainiinst
theallowsnco of sueh proof, or who known of
any substantial reason, under the law and the
rcirulattoiis of the Interior Ilepariineut, why
such proof should noybe allowed, will he given
an opportunity at the ahove mentioned time
and u'ace t<> cross-examiue tho witnesses ot
saldelaiinsiit, and to olfei evidence in rebuttal
of that Huhndtted by Claimant.
•no. H. BoafORO. Ueirlster.
Dsily, July 1,
Parlor Suits *-'5, up.
Bedroom Sets $15, up.
Ask to see our $20 Folding
Beds.
Sideboards $15 up.
Bed Lounges $7.50 up.
Latest out, in Plusli Seat Oak
Chairs $4.50 up.
Willow Rockers $2.50 up.
MEACHAM'S,
N.E. Cor. Main and Br'd'y.
H. B-—The olllc«rs of thlB Bank are pnwstlcal mem Oar Mr. ^BoynoWi
prculilent of K,r.t_N.Uon.ll Uuk. AI1...T, l«.. __v\ce-
pVSWenYofF1r tN Uon..l U,1..li, A.i..ny,vV™pKtt"\ Ueynildi
uinl General Manager ol I. Vlce-1-re.l.le.t f. T. Jone.
at ttil. ,.ol t anil larKely lute. uri I. twenty-U,.
other yards. ^—————"———
T, M. RICHARDSON Lumber^.,
'HOIK3ALE AND RETAIL DEALKltS IN
Lumber, Shingles,
Sash, IDOORS, BLIND S, Utc.
We Guarantee to Save Our Customers Money
on All Bills.
Notice for Publication.
known lielr. of Oliver I.ln.talr.'in,
fur abandtfuiuK his homestead entrj No. nMO,
roadeaiUatbiTo, daU-il.May «. I.«, u|Mm Hi
inge
rraionia county, Oklahoina territory
"'.whi'.rh"-w r.\;c
JAMES GEAHY, Proa
L.A.GILBERT, Cashion
A. L. WELSH, Asst.Cashier.
omwi'l'lAtion of said eiitrv, the said parties «. ..
luivabv summoned U appear at U. 8.1andolllee No. 40H-PassonRer
a Oklahoma City oa the i8th davof August No. 422-Freiifht, accommodation..
1801, at 0 o'clock a. ni to respond and furnish
testimony oonoernin*8aidalle(red(abandonment
and in compeliiiR to take mild land
test consolidated wilh that oo Kdwin ti. Hall-
et al gainst the same homestead entry.
John h. IIukkohu, Register.
.1 .C. IIKIjANKV, Receiver.
TIME TABLE—A. T. & S. F,
OOlNO SOUTH.
No. 407—Mall and Express 8:22 p. \u
No. 40ft— Passenger 12:511 a. m.
No. 4%i—Freight, accommodation... 3:161 p. m,
QOINO NORTH.
No. 406—Mail and Express
4:13 a
1 :;w p. m.
9:30 a. m
' Hull 0 A Iliirvev. Hon Sidney Clarke,
Col .1 W Johnaon. Dr Deloa Walker anil
,, . 1 oilier, from Oklahoma City, Major Mon-
would still consider lumselt fortunate. r0(1> o( i>mceii, jml^e Foster, Col's Sow:
There la certainly a means of equaliz
ing matter, so that the city treasury
will receive a little more and the city
officials a little less.
The boldest (ree-trade platform
promulgated by the democracy for
many years is that ot tho Ohio st#;a
convention just held. It declare
favor of a graduated Income tax and
squarely accepts the issue on the pro-
tective principle laid down^hy] tho re-
publicans. No stato campaign lias
ever been invested with greater inter-
est to the nation than this, as it will
record the verdict of one of the most
intelligent and representative states
of the l ulon on the leading Issue in
national politics—and that under the
most acute and powerful ieardership
on both sides to be found ill the coun-
try. It is our prediction that Major
McKinley and the protection princi-
ple will be triumphantly endorsed.
Oklahoma county will support a
denser population than auy other
county is tho territory except Cleve-
land. The fact upon which the as
aertion Is based is that the crops ill
this portion of the territory will be
more diversified than in other por-
tions, with cotton as the leadiug crop.
The tanner who plants even twentv
acres of cotton will soon find that a
quarter section of land is more than
he can manage successlully alone.
The consequence will bo that he will
etther sell otr a portion of liia land or
he will lease hair his farui to tenants.
With a heavy farming population the
cities aro bound to grow beyond those
located in sparse settlements.
NOTICE.
V. S. Lnnil onii-0 At Oklahoma t'illy. j
Territory of Oklahoma, June HOtli, l>'M. S
( nimda'ut having been e itered at the Guth-
rie Land office ami transfered to this otlu-e by
NN m. Lewis, against the unknown heirs ot uitv-
er IMostrom ami other ooJtestantH, charginK
tliataiiid heirs after the death of Ollvere Lias-
titan abandoned saitt HomesteadI ontery No.
1<tto. made at Guthrie May 27th, li®>. upon the
HouthFast quarter seotion 8, in township 11,
ltansfSwetti, in Oklahoma county ler. ot <)k-
lahona, for more Hum six months, Mso ohartr
in* that said iieirs are not qualitied to take ti-
tle toaaid land for the reason that they are roi
fiti/oiift ot the United Slates; now with a view
to the cancellation of said emery, the suidpar-
tiea are hereby sumoned to appean) at the U.S.
mi- pkimi iibv , . ...c, ... LanC)tliee at Ok lahoma City. O.T., on theUlh
NV 111 bo the most Important and Interwt- £ ^riXuUm!o"y^nSniin^iid al.^ni
injr (fatlierlnj? ever aweniblod In Mils ter- -n ,J
rltory.
t ome anil tent from beginning to Gnu
for etch day will be a rare treat.
rot, oi i tii t 11. iiu'ipu • «'«• • ■ * ,
nrd, Hons and Barnes, of Outline; Hon j
V Admire anil ti A Colton of Kinglisber.
A number of others are expected to be
present who have not yet been beard
from.
for
A iletiiilcil proeram is helnft preparcil
i* caeli day. I'his, In many respects
CHOCTAW TIME TABLE.
CHOCTAW CONSTHDCTION TltAlH.
Of. INO WEST.
Leave Yukon 11 a
Arrive Bllteno 11:401
oolno kast.
Leave ElUeno — 1:46p.m.
Arrive Yukon 4:20 p. mr
t'onveyanoe at oklahoina City and Yukon to
and from trains, daily except Sunday.
A. N. bPBNCRK. Contractor.
CITIZENS' BANK.
OF OKLAHOMA OITY.
C-i^ZPIT^-ILJ $50,000.
UNEXCEPTIONABLE REFERENCES GIVEN
IDIISECTOieS:
FOX WINNIE. JAS. GEARY. S. LEHMAN.
A. B. GILBERT. L. A. GILBERT.
-John h. Hhkohii. Heglst. r
jBoot & Shoe Cobbling
Notice For Publication
[,d Office at oklahoma Oily, /
June 19 lh, 1MI1,( I , 1 . ,
Notice is hereby given that thef followlajr California, bet Uro«
".".v.1". h,. t™.
JOHN C. LEHEW
OpetVld a boot and shoe repair shop on
ii,«. .«orth side of
ttway ftnil Robis'n
name 1 settlei linn filed notice of his }",Vintnt| , R,,ii0i g the trade of tho public.
In make II nil I prooH" cnpijort of IiIh < I aim, ail OU(, work rtllt| n.8sonuble prices
B ti"k 'no S1 "«
Tt?s f« r the !e loth R uid Hand the west 1-SBof n specially.
W He^'ninut^'"ilie*/oil >\vinji witnesses to prove DOCTOR QUNN'8
1)1 ARKII0KA ^ PANACEA
Walker, l av« Tanquary, of Ofclali
city
and Doctor Qunn's
CHOLERA INFANTUM BALM
Any i>ersoQ who desires to protest
the allowaiiee ot such pr* of, or who knowsor
..*i. Kiii.siiioiinl rouaoii, under the law and the
ErV.iJiKna of the Interior Departm-nt. Why Are positively guarauteed to us In M-
K I , i.. ..Id n. Im allowwl will bo *ive iary. Wo bind ourselves to back tills giiaran
anooportunity at the at>ove mentioned time | „.o, hence nobody takes chances on the mon
an dnlaee o orofs-oxamiuo the witnesses of |ey spent.
gHi.l u-|h im til. ami to offer evidence in reWut fOH FF.VBK AND B1LLUUTBNESS
alio that submitted by claimant. _ , .
■«D,KeiIi.i r|ja|(g Qr, Gunn s Fever and Ague
R. WcltVAIN
nnsKU* * munition.
Specialty—Sargerj
OfBoeon Grand avenue, between Harvey and
Hudson. North side.
|3f~ All calls promptly answered day or night
—city or country.
lien F. Williams. Ben F. Turner
Williams & Turner,
attoknkys at law.
Will practice ill all tlie Courts.
Orrit'i!—In Klolu llullilluic on (irnul An iiu1'
Tonic, 50 cents,
For pile, and sore, wnl H''.b wmin.ls nit,I wll
l vv lr> Dr. Gunn'. I'urbollwil 8 ffroi
.Hive llHrli wire r n.ee.| and Screw Worl
Ointment made by John \> and.
WAND, ANCKER & CO.,
SOT F, AUK NTH
Dr. C. F. WAI DRON
PHYSICIAN AND SUhGEON,
U. S. Examining Surgeon for Pen
slons.
OFFICE:—M aln 81.5 doors east of II,roadwa
m. m. kdm1ston,
attorney-atlaw :
MUbKOGKK, 1ND. TBH.
Will irive all business prompt attentif*. Th*
collection or all debts and judgments a spec i
laliy. '
CHAS. H. EACtIN,
LAWYEE,
Axel Swanson, Merchant Tailor.
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES AKD GOODS TO GHOOSE FROM.
Best Cutter and Finest Workman in tlie City.
With O. A. Mitsober & Co. Opera Houso Block
$
rtryi/iAJJ
ORANGE PHOSPHATE
Nerve tonic suul Oklahoma's ideal
ilrink. For sale only l y Wand, Anker
& Co., and delivered to any point in
the city. *28-tf.
w. m. adams,
Second Hand Dealer,
Will purchase or sell goods on com-
miaftion. Goods left with me for sale
will he closely attended.
UEFBKENCE8 GIVEN.
Fourth Door Kast of Citizens Hank, Main St.
W. W. SCOTT,
ATT0RNEYAT-LA.W
OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T.
yukon!
The G-EM CITY of the Canadian Valley
Is located on tlie CHOCTAW RAII.KOAD midway between Oklahoma City
and El Reno and is the new town wliicl. is Httructinjf more attention at the present
time than anv other town in Oklahoma Territory, ft? location tor business la un-
suToised Seine fourteen miles from any other town, and surround™ by a splendid
thicklv settlcil affriciillural country, and belnit within one n'lleot the North Cana-
dian ilvcr and upon the Clioctini Coal Railroad, iu faulUtics tor nmnutacturlnii
establishments is unsurpassed.
Fine Country, Excellent Soil, Healthy Location, Good
Water and Plenty of It
and a jrrowlnir, bustling town are some of the advantages. It gives the best oppor-
tunity in Oklahoma for safe investment or a quick return for your money.
Warrantee Deeds (iiven lor Every Lot.
For further particulars write or call on
A. N. SPENCER, Mg'r, YUKON
Or it. A. DAVIS, Oklahoma City.
T, A. CRAVENS. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON.
SruciALTirr:—Obstetrics, diseases of women
and chronic diseases,
Office over "The Lion Store," Coi ner Main
Robinson streets lte*ldence, Fourth street
between Hroadway and ltobinson.
Olllee with How.
ne, opposite t'liit
itnna City.Oklaho
\ St John, on Grand Ave-
i| Stairs Land Olllee, okla-
na T rrltor>,
Rea Estate Ag'ts
DAWSON & WALLACE,
Hoom 1—Ovorholser Opera House Block.
Deeded Claims and Lots for Sale.
Relinquishments secured, Call or write.
HAMS, WliLUll & KEYS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Soecial attention given Contosts before U. S.
Land Office.
Room.a.nd4B...et.nol^HoMACITy
c. I). MELLINOER.
Justice of the Peace.
Real Kstate and Collection Ag't.
Collection. Made lo Any Part Bt tbo Terrllory
Olllee 114 Main 8t.-North Bldo.
D. F. MacMARTIN,
attorn by-at law.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pension Attorney. Collections.
C. B. BRADFORD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN ADD SDHGM
Does a general practicc and makes
Obstetrics and Diseases oj Women and
Children a Specialty.
(KBco south side Grand av.. west of Harvey.
DEL0S WALKER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE ON RENO AVENUE, between
Harvey and Hudson.
A. H. Hammer D. I). Leach W. 8. Field.
HAMMER, LEACH & FIELD
LAWYERS.
KLAItOMA (IITT. • - OK. TY.
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Brown, E. E. Oklahoma Daily Times-Journal (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 248, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1891, newspaper, July 17, 1891; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc94322/m1/2/?q=Tine%2520Carr: accessed June 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.