The Hobart Republican. (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1902 Page: 3 of 8
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Corn's
Grocery
IN THL HOLSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
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The Place to get
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT.
If you are not buying your
Groceries here, try us once,
we know You will remain a
Permanent Customer.
YOURS TO PLEASE,
J. W. Corn.
C. T. Whitaker.
C. VV. Lenau.
W. W. Whitaker
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Whitaker, Lenau ft Whitaker,
Lawyers and Real Estate
Agents.
Relinquishments and Contest Cases a specialty. Five years experience.
Notary in Office.
Southwest Corner Square. Hobart, Oklahoma
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J. W. BUTLER.
TIIE Real Estate man, will sell your city property or
claim. Can handle 100 claims at once. Come in and
list them with me. Plenty of money to loan on city prop-
erty at 6 per cent interest. Loans made on Washita County
Farms at Ipwest rates. Come in and get acquainted. Office
at Helena's Drug Store.
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Se&well and Vandegrift,
Real Estate and Insurance, farm Lands and City Property for Sale.
HOBART. 0liLAM0MA
The Hobart Flour, Feed
& Coal Company
Has the largest and cheapest stock o( FEED,
FLOUR, COAL and the BEST HAY in the
city of Hobart. Location: One block south
of the southwest corner of the public square.
J. G. LE IBM A ININ, Proprltor.
C. A. LEWIS,
Agent for the SINGER
Sewing Machine^ Hamilton
Organs, and Pianos of al*
standard makes. Repair
work for both machines and
musical instruments.
Mr. flynn Introduced the following Bill;
V todi was Referred to the toroflHt-
tee on the Public Lands and or-
dered to be Printed.
A BILL
Providing for the commutation for
town-site purposes of homestead en-
tries in certain portions of Oklahoma.
Be it enacted bv the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That that portion of section
twenty-two of thie Act approved May
second, eighteen hundred and ninety,
entitled "An Act ten provide a tempora-
ry government for the Territory of Okla-
homa, to enlarge the jurisdiction of the
United States court in the Indian Ter-
ritory, aud for other purposes," provid-
ing for the commutation for town-site
purposes of homestead entries in certain
instances, be, and the same is hereby,
made applicable to the lands in the Ter-
ritory of Oklahoma ceded to the United
States by the Wichita and affiliated
bands of Indans and the Comanche, Ki-
owa, and Apache tribes, of Indians, un-
der agreements, respectively, ratified by
the Acts of Congress of March second,
eighteen hundred and ninety-five, and
June sixth, nineteen nundred.
First Blk. S.ofR. R., onBSt.
A. BEASLEY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Hobart, Oklthoma.
Chronic and Female Diseases will receive
Special Attention
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BOLON BROS.,
Dealers in Hardware, Tinware,
Stoves, Majestic Hotel and
Family Ranges, Paints, Oils, etc
Corner 4th and B Sts., Hobart, Okla
WIST SiDL RISUIRANT.
Go
«t He est in Veals
tUy.
* THE PALACE MEAT MARKET
, C. A. Baily, Prop.
All kinds of Fresh Meats.
Southeast Corner Square.
1*0 BLOCKS V.LSI CF SOLARf.
V e have jus' a<i!ed anew lineof 'ype-
■wiiter ty|« : r.c ..u piq: icq top;.ia
ClItL.il C«A. "I'll fcti pi.CC®.
Will Barksdale for tine con-
's fections and fruits. South-
— west corner square.
Residence Phone no.
Office Phone 36.
FROM WILDMAN.
Wildman, O. T., Jan. 16, 1902.
Hobart Republican:
I read your columns every week and
never see anything in them from Wild-
man, the gem city of Kiowa Mountains.
We are on Middle Otter Creek, range
17 w, townehip 4 n, section 22. Sur-
rounded by picteresque mountains and
lovely plains which affqrd for man and
beast the purest of water and a bounti-
ful supply of timber.
Our land is very fertile. All farming
land here has been taken by farmers
and the mountains by miners, as one
will see by the many new farm houses
rising over the swelling prairies. And
the miner is leaving notice that he is
here by the many shafts and monuments
of granite erected with his horny hands
in evidence of his claim to earth hidden
treasures.
We are eighteen miles southeast of
Hobart, ten miles from Cooperton, six
miles from Roosevelt, twelve miles from
Oriance and eight miles from Mountain
Park. We are connected with all these
towns by daily and every other day
mail.
The mail hacks go from and come to
Wildman loaded with passengers and
their baggage.
Our district schoolhouse is now under
process of construction.
We see new business and dwelling
houses showing thair new sides in and
around Wildman every day.
Charley Sitzer, photographer, has
recently located here to engage in his
business.
Lee Harvey, promoter of the Lone
Jack Mining Co., has just returned
from an extended trip to Illinois, where
he had been spendiig holidays with his
family and transacting business con-
nected with his mining venture at ild-
man. S. Martin.
SHOULD DIVERSIFY CROPS.
To succeed in any business or under-
taking one should maintain a safeguard
against disaster.
In no place has the farmer such an
opportunity to build a sure safeguard
against disaster as in Oklahoma. In no
place can a greater variety of crops be
be raised so successfully. Oklahoma's
seasons combine the adaptability of the
North and the South. In no place can
better wheat or better cotton, better
corn or better castor beans, or better
clover and timothy, in fact all the vega-
tables of the north and legumes plants
of the south, be grown than in Okla-
homa—we might have said in no two
other parts of the country.
If our farmers will diversify the r
crops there is no chance for a total fail-
ure in Oklahom or hardly one of serious
effect.
Last year's success m wheat has had
a tendency to cause a large acreage of
wheat to be sown this year. Tne State
Capitol would advise our farmers to look
well to such crops as will offset a failure
in wheat, if they eave not already done
so.
The greater the diversity of crops the
more certain you are to get pay ior your
year's labor in case of drouth, flojd or
any kind of a pest.—Staie Caphol.
B. F. BURKE & SON.
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers.
A Full Supply of Undertakers Goods on hand.
«. Aft *• • -auras*' A ••'t&A-8..
Funeral Car and Hearse.
Special Attention given to Preparation
of Bodies for Shipment. Calls answered
^ Day or Night. Prices Reasonable.
$! Near* Northeast Corner of the Square
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HOBART, a 0 OKLAHOMA.
——
Stjitiown < f .ill kinds at
\\ ill Lui kbtiale.
AS IF WAS SENT IN.
',Lost:—A black iadies trimmed in
white silk handkerchief. Finder please
leave Telepraph office."
We scarcely know what the nature of
the lost article is, but hand in what you
find and we will try to deliver her to the
owner. Remember the finder is re-
quested to make himself scarce about
this office.—Ex.
WANTED.
The Republican wan's a correspond-
in every neighborhood in Kio.va County.
We will furnish paper, pencil and
sumps free and will assist any young
man or woman in the county to become
a good writer. It is goxl practice and
a good opportp.my. Cal: on us .hen
in town and get material.
NEW PHOTOCRAPH GALLERY.
George Livingston has just completed
his new photograph gallery on north B
street and is prepared to do all kinds of
photograph or portrait work. - ee him
before you get your photograph made.
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HOBART'S REPUTATION.
Hobart's Democratic city administra-
tion is having trouble of its own. Two
councilmen are in disgrace, one being
fired bodily for appropriating a gun,
while the other was fined for imbibing
'.oo freely at the flowing bowl. There
is ,;iore excitement in Kiowa's capitol
any day than in the busy marts of Wall
street. They always keep something
going on over there.—Leger Times.
In strolling about the streets we are
often amused to see people colliding
with each other just because they don't
know which way to turn out. This re-
minds us of a rule laid down to us by
an old gentleman whom we admired
greatly. " hen you see a man," he
went on to say, "always turn to th«
right and you wont run in to anybody
but a d—n fool, and it wont be neces-
sary to apologize to him." "
The new granitoid walk in front of
Clyne's stone building is now complete,
and it is a dandy. The office rooms
above are all rented and being occupied
by some of the leading professional men
of the c ty. The Orginal Dixie will oc-
cupy the lower floors and together with
the magnificent banktng building on
the corner, the first stone and brick
block in the city of Hobart, presents a
metropolitan appearance.
FOR SALE.
Complete stock of confectionery, to-
baccos, cigars, news, stand and paper
route in connection. A snap for the
right party. Owner has business else-
where and must leave. Address I. Kem-
pinsky, Harrison, Oklahoma.
S)r. ffimmens
A graduate of Chicago is permanently
located in the city and with tUe latest
improved and most modern appliifftces
for correcting errors of refraction of the
eyes, is enabled to cope with the most
difficult and obstinate defects. Such as
myopia, hyperopia, amblyopia, presby-
opia, astrigmatism, asthenopia, blephar-
itis, anisometropia and pterygium, mis-
taken by many for cataract.
Xeadaehe from
ti(c dlrain.
Madam <& JtleXeene,
Real Estate Agents.
WH CAN SELL YOUR CLAIM.
Be sure and see us. We
have a list of buyers now
waiting for what they want.
Maybe it is yours. Come in.
Office South ol Square on B Street,
At C?d« e'a Old SUnd.
A Bargain.
A good second-hand organ, fully
guaranteed. See C. A. Lewis.
Genuine stamped C C C. N°ver sold in bulk
Boware of the d:a!er who tries to sell
"sometii: g just a? good."
All diseases start in the bowls. Keep
thrm open or you will be sick. Casca-
rets act like nature. Keep liver and
bowls active without a sickening griping
ing. Sixfeel mi'lion people *ake and
,e o ti end Cascarets. Try a 10i box.
Ad druggisM.
"Eye Strain" causes most headaches,
nervousness and stomach trouble than
all other causes combined. From this
fact it follows that thousands of people
are suffering from headaches and ner-
vousness who do not realize that the
cause is a defect or weakness in the eyeE.
They may have taken medicine without
getting relief, or they may have suf-
fered thinking there is no remedy. All
these causes may be removed with glas-
ses that will correct the error in the
eyes.
tye Shefeets in
the ifekecl Sloem.
The greater per cent of eye trouble isi
acquired or developed during school j
days. Neglect at this time is respon-
sible for much of the present day eye
trouble. Twenty-five per cent of all
school chi.dren suffer from defective
eyes, they fall behind in their classes
and are often taken out of school
through ignorance of the cause, when
a half an hour with us would have re-
medied the whole difficulty.
People are so thoughtless of this great
blessing of sight. Those who possess it
1 do not seem to appreciate how indis-
i pensible is this treasure. Look, for in-
| stance, at the object of pity who are
continually seen in public thorogugfares
I some of them being led by dogs or sit-
i ting in corners with hand organs; what
! does life hold for them, and what would
1 they not give for a single ray of light to
bring them in touch with this great
j world fiom which they are now ostra-
j cised. It is only those who have suf-
' fered from loss of sight and been re-
lieved by the hand of science who fully
appreciate the value of a skilled
j speci list.
Those suffering from any defects of
vision should consult DR. TIMMONS
at once. Eyes of children a specialty.
Consultation free. Office at the Com- i
mercial hotel.
Turpentine & cjnts pef pint at Hil-
i oornV
:The Mint Saloon:
IS NOW OPEN
FOR BUSINESS
They sell the Celebrated
Paul Jones Whiskey
FINE WINES AND
LIQUORS FOR
FAMILY USE.
Call on them. North Side of
the Square.
We are now prepared to do a general
dray, transfer and freighting business
in Hobart good teams and prices reason-
able. Anyone wishing hauling done
will call at Texas House, Lot 32 Blk. 40.
23-4t Meyers A Wilson.
A FREE PATTERN
(jronr own srU-ction) lo rver* tub-
men Iter Only 5u coins a year.
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Kimber, Edmund W. The Hobart Republican. (Hobart, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1902, newspaper, January 24, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth350287/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.