SIMMER
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STRAWS s PANAMAS
ready for you here
And if you want the most advanced styles, the Monogram is the only store where you can net it.
We have many styles and shapes to suit all tastes, but only one quality—that is the best, and at a
price that you will recognize as the cheapest. Come in look at our line before buying elbt-wlmre.
i 11 Keep your hat clean with Hat Bleach. We have it.
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Underwear and Hosiery
Don't think that you are hard to please because you
fail to find at other places what you want. Come
^ to a furnishing store where they make it their bus-
iness to have what yon you want. Our sole aim is
^ to please you. We never tire trying to please.
► We have in our extensive stock,
► number of styles of two-piece and
I union underwear. Any one will please
► Prices are cheap considering the quality. We actually give you a better garment for the same price as
t asked elsewhere. Our hosiery line shows some elegant examples in the latest patterns and colors. For
► durabilty we have the best. The prices are the same as you pay for inferior hose elsewhere. Give us a look
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' Our Special Priced
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Night Gowns
We have them in all weights and prices, made from
tb^.best grades of fabric and nan souk, with and
without collars. Good full bodies, and at prices
cheaper than you can make them.
JOHNSTON BROS. € SIMON
E. F. DUNLAP, President
N. M. MEDLOCK, Cashier
A. E. STINSOV, Vice-President
Q. B. SUTTON, Ass't Cashier
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HOBART, OKLAHOMA
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
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LOW RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
The Rock Island will sell round trip tickets to
Los Angeles or San Fransisco
June 25 to July 7, inclusive,
Account National Educational Assn.
at a rate of Hunter one-way fare plu $2.
Only $52.00 from Hobart, Okla. via Portland
in one direction for slight additional cot.
Choice of r oute and liberal top-over. Final
return limit September 15, 1906. Send for
beautiful illustrated booklet, "California Sum-
mer Tour".
A. B. HARDING, Agent,
Hobart, Oklahoma.
VACATION TIME
What are your {lans?
Have you thought where you'll spend the summer?
The Santa Pe will sell excursion tickets to California, Colo-
rado, Chicago, the Northern and Eastern resorts, and to City
of Mexico, this summer. The rates wil. be attractive e.ough
even if the question of price need not enter into your calcula-
tions.
The Santa Fe i* the best road to any of the places mentioned—
experienced travelers say so. Harvey's meal served exclus-
ively at dining-rooms and in dining cars.
I'd like to help yon plan vour trip.
Tell me when you want :o go, and where; also
how long vou desire to remain. Then I can
tall you the lowest price of proper ticket.
R. J. KENNEDY, Passenger Agent,
Afchinson, Topt-ka & Santa Fe Railway Co.
Topeka, Kansas
IIMON.
The rain Sued y night delayed the
harvesting and cotton cultivating until
Tuesday.
A young Bohemian, who has been
working for Mr. Novy, became men-
tally unialaictd Friday night and
made bia escape about 9:30o'clOLk, run-
ning out « f the house and into the
cornfield, in which his tracks could be
plainly s^en, but we>e loat after he got
into the read. He was going in the di-
rection of Roosevelt, and the supposi-
tion is that he ran into Otter Creek,
which was batik full, and was crowned,
as he has not been seen or heard of
6ince he ran away.
F. II. Stringer lost a valuable hog a
few days ago from the effects of heat.
The man who purchased tbe Carr
farm has arrived with his family from
Ti ids aiid wi.i move into the Parmeter
property until he gita possession this
fall.
Mr. Ball and wife visited J. B. Tosh,
Sunday.
Merle Randall is suffering with a
sprained hip; is not able to work and
cannot walk without great pain.
P. V. Merrick and J. F. Gray art
building additions to tbeir residences.
Miss Ruth Baldwin is the champion
fishergirl of tbe Sunday school, she
haviDg to date 78 fish to her credit. Get
a bustle on you, boys; you are in ar-
rears.
Miss Vdllie Gray is offi -e girl in the
Kiowa Gin ia tbe absence of Mr. String-
er. wno is harvesting his wheat.
Rev. Callahan of the M.S. church at
Hobart will preach at the school houte
June 24. Do not fail to ba present aiid
hear a good sermon after 8unday
school.
T. B. Locke and family of Hobart
were visiting in this vicioity Sunda>
and looking after bis far a.
Mr. McFadden "swapped" hors°s
last week, two bronchos for two mule*,
The recitations at Sunday school,
Sunday, was a commendable feature of
tbe occasion, and should be a part of
tbe program every Sunday. Our super-
intendent jubtly deserves credit for his
untiring efforts to advance the interests
of one of tbe best schools in tbe rural
districts of Kiow& county. "Watch us
grow." J. p. o.
Qopyriffhted, 1301
By I
FUlUUtw
ENTERTAIN
Court House Crowded With Fair
Damsela and Their Beaux—Comi-
cal and Sublime Program.
numtj^r of ti r friends at ice cream sup-
per Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell attended
church at Lone W >lf Sunday.
Mra. R. B irks Is on the si' k list.
pleasant
T. B. Crx
callers at, R
and wif,* were
B  rks' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt entertained a fow
of their friends at their home Saturday
evening; at a laic hour refroshiurDie
consisting- of ice cream and cake were
served, and the guests depirted, declar-
ing Mr. and Mr <. Hunt a royal nost and
hostess. Sutflower.
IDTOERS ON A JUNKET*
Special to Dally News-Republican.
Lafayette, lad., June 18 — L'ne excur
sion of the National Eiit.orial Associ-
ation arrived here this morning, after
having spent Sui day in French Lick
Springs. After breakfast the members
of the party visited the Tippecanoe bat
tie ground, Purdue University and tbe
State Soldiers' Home. Later they were
given a reci-p ion at the Merchants
Exchange, after wbich they left for
Perue where they will be given a lunch-
eon and reception by tbe commercial
club.
Unknown Friends.
There are many people who have ased
Chamberlain's Col c, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy with splendid results,
but who are unknown because they have
hesitated about giving a testimonial of
their experience for publication. Thfse
people, however, are none the less the
friends of this remedy. They have done
much toward making it a household
word by their personal recommendation
fo friends and neighbors It is a good
medicine to have in the home and is
widely known for its cures of diarrhoea
and all forms of bowd t'ouble. For sale
by the Hobart Pharmacy.
ROCK ISLAND EKC ll-MCrv
SUMYSIDr.
Ice cream suppers are quite the fad
nowadays.
Robert Hudson and family spent
Sunday with I'obart friends.
Mrs. Arthur Bell was shopping in Ho
6art Monday.
Ad .m Hunt and Howard BiasdelI
spent 8uoday with Oscar and
Lanaford.
Memphis, Tern.—Btotherbood St.
Andrew of tbe Protestant Episcopsl
Church; S19-10 round trip; on sale Oct.
16-17; return limit 30 days from date
of sale.
City of Mexico, one fare plus 92.00
for round trip. June 25'b, July 7.
Wilwauk-e, Wis - Grand Aeria Or-
der of Eagles. 92935 round trip. On
sale August 11-12-13. Return, leave
Milwaukee 22d.
Denver, ('olo., 05; annual meet-
ing order of E k«, July 10 to 15; return
limit Augus 20: >ide tripe galore.
Omaha. N*b., annual meeting Bap-
tist Tounp People* Union: on sale July
10 11-12-13; return liitit July 18
One of the most pleasant evenings of
pleasure and cuter.umment that it h«>
been the lot of the normalites to enjoy
since their arrival in this city, was giv-
en by them in the court house Tuesday
evening.
By o'clock the court room was filled
to overflowing, and for half an hour the
pedagogues enjoyed themselves by
conversing with their companions. Un-
til the meeting was called to order by
Supt. Julius M. Ruie, a buzz loud
enough to be that of a mechanical dev-
ice swept through the city, and those
on the streets were contemplating run
ning for cover on account of what they
thought was a swarm of bees about to
infest the streets.
The tirst number on the program was
a song by a trio composed of Messrs
Rule, W. P. Stewart and Barrickman
The song rendered was "1 Went to the
Animal Fair.'* This was tbe most com
ical feature on the program and after
repeated applause and continued calls
lor more, the comedians were compelled
to sing another ditty, entitled "Why
Mollio Chewed ths Harvest Oats, or,
Tha Farmer's Failure*" While per
forcing this feat the participants were
unaole to get toget her on a uniform
tone, each carrying a different one. The
entire assemblage voted this feature of
the entertainment as the most
comical happening during this yaar's
normal.
Harry Cook and Little Miss Mansell
favored the audience with recitations,
Miss Robertson sang a very beautiful
song, accompanied by Miss May Bank',
which was rendered in a superb man
ner, being more than pleasing to the
assemblage.
Mrs. Miller, the instructress of pri-
mary methods, was called upon for a
reading, and although she was unaware
that she woUd be txptcied to respond
to anything during tne evening, she
pleased all pressnt with a very pretty
recitation, which was well rendered.
Mr. Stewart sang "When the Ocean
Turns the Sunset from Blue to Gold."
Frank has abiliiy as a singer, and some
of these days he will equal the best in
that profession.
Mr. Galloway, another of thr nor-
maletps, converted himself for the
evening from a teacher to a lawyer,and
presented one of t2ie mo«t striking
-cenes ever witnessed in a court room.
His vocabulary was inexbaustable and
the final touch of his grand appeal for
he prisoner's life (Mr. Stidirs)
touched the hearts of 9very person in
the court room, as being extremely
humorous.
Mr. Sanders, another normal in-
structor, was forced to make an im-
promptu address upon "Single Bless-
edness." After beating around tbe
hush, Mr. Sanders made a very witty
speech in behalf of the down-trodden
sex, viz: man.
Mr. Dodson's address was serious and
well to the point. He brought forth
many reasons that a teacher haA for bis
profession, the good work that they are
constantly performing, and their tinal
reward. He brought tbe audience
from tbe ridiculous to the sublime, and
his efforts were well rewarded .
After a difficult rendition of one of
Sola's masterpieces, the normal or
cbestra retired under heavy applause,
and tbe program ended.
An hour's social intercourse was an
opportunity for every one to get ac-
quainted vi h  .h  other, , and a bout 11
o'clock tbe assemblage departed, for
their respective homes, hsppv to have
attended such a pleasant gathering.
TIME TABLES
NORTH BOUND
- Passenger - 9:30 a.m.
- Local Frgt - 1:20 p.m.*
SOUTH BOUND
- Passenger - 4:17 p.m.
- Local Frgt - 11:30 a.m.*
• Daily except Sunday.
Effective Sunday, Nov. 19.
J. W. CLAIBORNE Agent.
No. 610
No. 694
No. 609
No. 643
EAST BOUND
No. 134 Passenger, daily,
No. 130 Passenger, daily,
Freight, daily,
WEST BOUND
No.174 Local
8:27 a. m.
4:30 p. Da.
reight, daily, 9:35 a. m.
No. 129 Passenger, daily, - 12:33 p. m.
No. 133 Passenger, daily, - 7:33 p. a.
No. 173 Local Freight, daily, 2:00 p. m.
A. B. HARDING, Agent.
HOBART
Bus & Transfer Line
DOC TALLEY, Proprietor.
Mash Hotel Phone H A
J*
BIS, BAGGAGE
end Transfer.
Barn Phone ©
Cab Service to Depot same Price aa
Bus.
Cab Calls Answered Day or Night.
Good Service and Courteeus Treat-
ment to All.
• Page's Cofectionery
• Carrie^ a Full Line of Fruits
J and Nuts, andies. Cigars
I Tobmc , Etc
j, South Side of «  ,
io. R. Atkinson, Will McCoy,
Sec.-Treas Geo. Mgr.
Gotebo Cand Co.
Gotebo, Oklahoma
We sell the earth
in the Gotebo Oil
and Gas field. :
Cct us talk with yoo atom it
AUTOMOBILE LINE
There was no church service at Sju
uyside Sunday
Lhtl' Mary Marks is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. F Mark* attended
church in Hobart Sunday.
Mist Jessie Yocum entertained a
Chicago, 132 90; St. Louie, S26.10;
Roy I round trip >unnier touri-t, on sale June
i let to 8ept.  .h; return limit Oct. 31.
A. H. Il rding.
Tbe sworn statement of the maoafar
turers protects >ou from opiates in Hea-
ded)'j L«Xative Hooey and Tar—tbe
couth syrup tbst drives tbe cold out of
arsys tern. Sold by Jones Bros.
Mr. Davis passed through Hobart
Tuesday morning on his way to Altus
to deliver the large new touring car to
tbe Julian Automobile Line, wbich
operates between Alt us and Mangum.
Davis was accompanied from tbis city
oy W. H. Holsinger.
«■    t sim m >
WM. J. HOENSCHEIDT, i
.justice on Peace
Real Estate Notary Public.
Correspondence Solicited.
English and German. nODtft.
Office In Phelps Bid over Jay Groeei?
northweetcorner quare. M
IMMMMMM'W'M'HtM'HtM
I Frisco Saloon
r Pete Johnson, Prop.
$ Only the best goods carried.
Popular and quiet place. Try as.
4nli S . neir Frisco Depot.
Hobart Wins First.
Report came in last ni^bt that tbe
Hobart base ball team took the first
tftnie at Altus yesterday by a score of
10 to 2. Although this is a big score,
it is a Doticable feature of every gsm^
these two teams bsve played with tbe
exception of the 12 inning 2 to I game
last uionth.
Early Koaatiag Ears.
Frank Chandler, Cbas. Gillett and
Dr. Westberby returned from a short
ti bing trip tbis afternoon, and bronsht
ir. several dox-n full grown rossting
eirs. The Elk bottoms are full of
them. This is a *atuple of this year's
prosperity, it being tbe first time in
tne history of Oklahoma tnat roasting
ears have Deen brought to market ia
Jane.   
Mrs. Mollis Ctffman, of Oklahoma
City, is here on a visit to ber sister,
Mr* E. If. Lewis.
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