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The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 5

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Eufaula, Oklahoma
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5
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This entirastook will be disposed of -December 25th. This is your oppor tunity, to buy g6od clothing cheaper than you ever bought it TliissStock is a part of our Muskogee stock. We found ourselves badly overstocked and for this reason we moved part of the stock to Kufaula, with the intention of selling it. Cost will not be considered in this sale. We Must Sell the Goods.

The" stockis brand new, bought this We request'an garly call, while the stock is complete. REMEMBER THE PLACE under one door north of Bank, west side, Eufaula, I. T. STOCK OF THE BIG LINE OF AND BOYS' OVERCOATS -Mens Af YOUR OWN PftlCE Local Notes W. ErMiller is quite aiek.

1 Red Snapper at Williams Cooley-s Fresh oysters in all styles at Sorbea TCck E. Brook was in the- eity V- John Simpson wasTnjfrom Einr-Hill Monday. John McGill and family were ill the city Tuesday. Ernest, Wil8onrpf Checotah was in the city yesterday. Howard Hulsey of Russelville was the city yesterday.

Best country gutter and eggs at Searcy W. A. Wallace Hill was in town yesterday. H. Garretson, of BooWn was in the city -V John Harrison of 1 spent Thursday in Eufaula.

H. H.Tearce of Bower was in tow.n with cotton this week. Mrs. J. Crane and Mrs.

T. F. Turner visited friends in Checotah this week. There is some talk of opening up" Main street south as as Crabtree. E.

N. Harmon who lived Cliree miles west of Eufaula died the first part of Geo. Houston of Canadian was- circulating among his many friends here this week. T. Ii.

oTforooken has niove'd his family and occupies the Medlin property. Get your photographs for Xmaa at the Eufaula Art Gallery. Miss Anna H. Scott 'of Muskogee is visiting GJ Crane. We niake the latest and beBt photographs, EUFAULA ART GALLERY.

W. G. Edll of Flint Hill, in the city with a view of Our A Gallery is open every dayl -IJBO. J. SPETTEL, Mayor J.

B. Lucas of Checotah was in the city yesterday on business. 1 Williams Gooley sell pure home made lard for 10 cents per pound. Photographs are what you need. EUFAULA AET GALLERY: City Marshal Adams and wife of Checotah was in the city yesterday.

Mrs. J. M. Perry man of Sapulpa, I. in the city yesterday on business.

Mrs. Leo. J. Spettel and child of Min nesota arrived in. the city We make the Iffdflewi Cabbage, onions, Colorada, potatoes cranberries and a full line of fresh groceries at Searcy Jamison's.

Dr. G. VV West of the Indian Territory Medical Association at Muskogee J. M. Miller, special insurance agent from in the "city, yesterday the guest of Campbell Smock Mrs, H.

Bailey and daughter, Miss accompanied- by GoL- Eck. E. Brook, visited "in Checotah Messrs Jones of the oil mill and barren of the Palace Drugstore, returned yesterday morning from a trip Mr. Wollman of the Wollman'a Cash House haB sold his general. merchandise business to Samuel We are are sorry to lose Wollman from the ranks of our business circles but wish' Samuel Bros, success in their new undertaking.

L. B. Roper has purchased the Eul faula Drug. Go, business from Alei Sellers and in the future run the 'same. Mr.

Roper is a gentleman of long expe felTce in the drug business and a professional druggist. The JOURNAL WiBhes him success aM that he, will be successful. THE EaFAaM BRfclG G0 We have opened a. ajtpre next to We carry -tWng in a first- class Dftacv, STORE. arriving Fruits, Candies" and Nuts always on hand.

We solicit a part of your, pat- ronage. L. B. ROPER, WANAGER, to South McAlester. Nichol8 Woolerage shot and fatally wounded Slieriff-Jeff Seratt.at White- fiehj Moaday.

Wooleraga is in custody Sheriff Seratt died Walter Henson leiftlast! night for £jbuis he will a hospital "take in" and "take out'Nthe inalaria that has "entered his aysteinV Walker and bWldreb of Ketterman, are in the guests of her brother, 0. H. Ainj They will remain.a week or ten. A. Tolleson attended" Medical Association at Muskogee Wednesday The association will hold' Its neitmeeting the first Tuesday in Jwm 1901.

Ji'g. McGUl a leading Bower, passed through the city daj:" ea voute home from has been baying a Ojt Rev. J. VBaird preached at Tali-, hina, Choctaw Nation, last Sunday; He returned to Eufaula Monday Baird will, in the co'urse of a few weeks, remove to Talihina, where he will serve the Me'thodist Church. Eu- will be sorry to lose Mr.

Baiid and If Talihina kndws him she is.proud rccieve Uon. W. T. Hutehins of Muskogee was in the city Wednesday shaking hands right and -left with his friends has -a-great many, friends among us but he neglects us. He ought to (J down oftener.

We have made allowance for him in the past on account of- his large and absorbing law practice at-home, but he ought to come and see us. L03T. My sister, Fanny Coonis, who left Muskogee, I. T. fifteen yearB ago and moved Jim McDonald beep lost to me thirteen years.

Anyone knowing anything of her whereabouts or Vho has known anything of heywherjiabouts since that time; will Critter a great favor upon me by writing me CHARLIE COOKIS, Eufaula, I. T. EUFAULA, IND. DR. BUFORD tbankjfaur friends inJSufau- TOkogee for their great kind- the illness and deattt no people and sympathei'a RESIDENT DENTISTJ Dentistry practiced in all its brandies.

Grown, Plate Bridge work a Be-ware of traveling dentists, who blockade the side walks with showcases, as they take everybody to be suckers. So don't be caught but when hi IT- ee'd of the b- estworkat lowe prices to DB-BUFORD the' only cfentist that can" i guarantee his work. Re- member the pla- oe. Rooms, 1 and over More'a dgstore RUB, J. F.

HAM, A very complete line of all the late Qopyrighted novels together with a nice of poems and gift books are at Morehart's drugstore. BETWEEN. ST. LOUIS, CH ICAGO, J(AIStSAS CITY AND THE mm- PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TEXAS. BONER BUFFET SLEEPERS REE RECLINING KATY GFAIR CABS DININGSTAT30NS OPERATED BY THE -UPRRIOR MlAkiS,.

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Pages Available:
32,637
Years Available:
1890-1977