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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-08
SAMUEL AUaVEY,

Mr.. Samuel Aughey, Phi. D., IL. D..
M. E., though resident of Spokane
only three years, has a reputation that
is deservedly eminent as a geologist and
examiner of mines. Previous to his ad.
vent in this city he was professor in the
University of Nebraska for l3 years. He
is a geologist of thorough education and
an accomplished mining engineer. He
is one of the most expert and valuable
mine examiners in the western country
and makes a specially Of examining
mining properties and giving written
opinions thereon. Professor Aughey
occupies room 70 Jameson block, where
his services are much in demand, and
he is most highly respected among the
profession and mining people generally,
both as an authority and a man of the
highest integrity whose reports are
based upon knowledge and conscien-
tious work.
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DoERR, MITcMELL d co,

Nothing could better illustrate the
tendency to universal adoption of cleo
tricity for light than the increase OBJ
servable in Spokane of establishments
for mechanical works and commerce in
electric machinery and appliances and
one of the oldest and one of the most
active in promoting this progressive
movement is the firm of Doerr, Mitchell
4 Co. The business was established
some six years ago at the corner of
First avenue and Howard street, and
so successful was their business that
they were compelled to seek more com
modious quarters, moving to their pres.
ent location about a year ago, which
is at No. COB Sprague avenue, telephone
Main 1888. The partners are Mr. Ru-
dolph Doerr and Mr.. Joseph r.
Mitchell, all being expert accountants
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Office rooms, 209-2l0 Mohawk block. All
these lands are located within easy
reach of the city and in finely produc'
tive localities where there are numer'
Gus settlements and generally i'm,
proved condition of country. The in
weston cannot 60 amiss in investigating
these offers, whether for speculation CT
practical operation in either line OF
industry which they represent. This
statement will be well understood and
appreciated by residents of the rural
districts who are drawing fortune as
well as competency from the fertile soil
of Eastern Washington, while there is
no limit on the traffic in timber. All
these properties are for sale at prices
that will pay large interest on the in
vestment, and on long time. They also
have many good bargains in mines and
city property, as Mr.. Hutchinson's resi-
dence of 81 years in the state gives
him unequaled facilities in the real es-
tate business.
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STEELE q MCLAUGHLIN.

Among the able and responsible
houses in Spokane dealing in real es-
tate is the firm of Messrs. Steele g.
Mclaughlin. Their suite of Offices is
located at rooms and Marble Bank
building. These gentlemen established
their business sixteen years ago, and
during that period have scored a mark
ed success due to their energy, industry
and sterling integrity. The partners
are Mr.. f. I. Steele and Mr.. S. w.
Mclaughlin, two very popular business
men. They conduct general real es-
tate and insurance agency and buy, sell
and exchange city or farm properties
while they write insurance policies for
several reliable firms, therefore it is
needless to assert that the firm is
prompt and honorable in carrying out
all business intrusted to their charge.
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and electricians and able and progress
sive business men, and have had years
of experience in the business. They
carry heavy stock of gas and cleo
trical supplies, chandeliers of all kinds,
gAsolene lamps, glassware, etc, which
they sell at the closest prices known in
the trade. They furnish estimates on
electrical construction work of all kinds,
as well as on repair work, and they
are especially prompt in installing mo-
tors, dynamos, telephones, bells, and
annunciators, while all contracts are
carried to completion in accordance
with specifications They employ n
large corps of skilled workmen and
guarantee their work in all cases. A
specially is made of repairing and COW
ering umbrellas on short notice, while
their charges are the most moderate,
and in all departments they are do
ing very extensive business in this
section of the Northwest.
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THE KING OPTICAL COMPANY.

Spokane is fortunate in having To-
Gated here some of the ablest manu-.
featuring opticians in the Northwest,
and foremost among these is Mr.. w. A.
Watson, M. o.. proprietor of the King
Optical company, whose handsome
store is located on Riverside avenue,
entrance Hyde block. DR.. Watson, a
gentleman in the prime of life, grad
uated in Chicago in the year 1896, and
he is one of the most scientific and
practical men in the business in our
state. He established his present bust.
ness here eight years ago, and carries
a very large stock of optical goods, eye
glasses. lenses, spectacles, fittings and
adjusts all kinds of lenses to suit de-
fective sight. He is at all times pre-
pared to make examinations Of the eye
and is equipped with all the latest ap.
planes to grind lenses to order, etc,
and the most moderate charges prevail.
Mr.. Watson also fills oculists' prescrip-
tions and receive very large patron.
age, never failing to accord entire sat
isfaction.
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Z. i. MARVIN,

A man who knows timber areas and
their values for numbering, is +. L.
Marvin, who has offices on Riverside
avenue and Stevens street, at 500 and
sol Fernwell block. Mr.. Marvin buys
timber and timber lands and has famil.
iarized himself with his business after
much research. Having been in the
market some years, Mr.. Marvin is H.
ways accurately informed as to the
amount of lumber his properties will
scale, the kind and quality of timber
and other essential data. Those dealing
with him can count upon the reliability
of the information furnished. He
knows his business, which is saying a
good deal. Marvin's maps of timber
townships are the standard guides for
many. Idaho is complete and he has
Oregon and Northern California in
preDaration
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In the general business of real estate
and loans, and as prominent investment
brokers combined with their various in
terests and aqairs, Messrs II. l.. Herk'
lerath and f. j. Smile. who form the
we'll known firm of Herkelrath & Smil.
lie, are among the most active and
enterprising business men of Spokane
They have been successful as a firm, in
vldually prosperous and among the pup
lie spirited and loyal men who have
contributed to Spokane's marvellous
growth and prosperous condition. They
do large real estate and loan bust
ness throughout the Inland Empire
and locally have a large rental list and
good. steady loan and investment
clientage. They give special care to
taxes, collecting rents, etc, be-
sides buying, selling and exchang-
ing real estate as agents or on their
own account. Their characteristic en-
terprise always enables them to dis
pose of property or business chances
in the shortest possible time and at a
good figure. While their list of bust
ness chances is always large, il is rap
idly changing and oqers some fine OPP
portunities to the man who is seeking
profitable investments. Knowing the
conditions as they do, always con
servative and careful in all their move
ments, they can be commended as safe
guides to investors. Visitors at their
office at 3lS Riverside avenue are al
ways accorded the most courteou
treatment. while correspondence from
non-residents receives prompt attcn-
ton
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little Indian village to the hustling,
busy city of to-day--nay, more, he has
been a power from the first in this de-
velopment. Financial storms and the
great fire which burned nearly the
whole of Spokane have sought the I'M
doing of this veteran of the west, but
AS the ueen City of the Inland En-
pire arose, Phoenix-like, from it's ashes
SO has the splendid business acumen
of this pioneer prevailed stoutly over
all adversely. He is now the much re-
spected and well-loved citizen for whom
city additions are named-the president
of those substantial companies, the
Spokane Investment company and the
Columbia Investment company, and of
the Columbia Valley bank at Wenat-
chez, and of the Couer D'Alene Bank
and Trust company at Occur DAlenc,
Idaho. Any schoolboy in Eastern
Washington knows his name, or ought
to, but for the recent and unitiat ed
conner we will state that it is j. J.
Browne,
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OPPENHEIMER g. co,

No insurance man in the state is bet
ter known than Nose Oppenheimer, noi
is there one more popular and successful
1t might be said also that as proprietor
and general director of the large insur.
ance business of the firm of Open,
heimer Co., no man in any line OF
business in this city displays stronger
executive ability. Mr.. Oppenhemer has
been established in this business at
Spokane for the past nineteen years,
and his business has had wonderful
growth, both in the acquisition of pat.
ronage and the combination of interests
which he represents. For the transac-
ton of this business he has spacious
and well appointed offices at Nos. 300,
3Ol and 1902 Fernwel1 building. His
Washington and Northern Idaho of the
Travellers Insurance company of Hart
ford, Conn. He also represents the
American of Philadelphia, the Phoenix
of Hartford, the Home of New York,
the Freeman and the Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe, all fire, and Lloyd's
Plate Glass Insurance company, the
Travellers, covering life, accident and
health. During the period of mis- in
cuIiIbency here Mr.. Oppenheimer, in
the regular course of his business, has
had many occasions in which he has
demonstrated the wisdom of accident
and health insurance, for he has paid
large sums of money to the people within
his district on these two accounts.
That his life insurance payments have
been heavy need not be stated, while
it goes without saying that every SEN
sible householder will have fire insur.
ance, and Mr.. Oppenheimer has been
enterprising enough to secure his full
share in that line. He is one of the
most substantial and highly honored
citizens.
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expanding with the city as practical
and progressive in spirit as any of the
younger newcomers. He buys and sells
city real estate and makes a specially
of securing remunerative income earn.
ing investments for patrons and loans
and negotiate loans on security of real
estate. Mr.. Flint maintains an Office
at basement, 80l 10 Riverside avenue,
under the Northern Pacific express Of
flee, telephone Main $50, where he also
pays special attention to correspond
once with out of town parties. He is
property owner and influential bust
ness man in the prime of life, of genial
courteous manners and an excellent
judge OF real estate values, and we
heartily commend him as a safe guide
to investors in Spokane.
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r. A. HUTCHINSON & co.

In establishing their business in Spo-
kane Mcssrs. r. A. Hutchinson & Co.
have beyond question sown seed in good
ground where it is sure to grow and
plentifully multiply. In general this
firm deals in farms, mines and city
property, there being in either branch
of the enterprise abundant opportunity
and the best of reasons for trade. In
detail they specify grain farms, fruit
farms, stock farms, dairy farms and
timber lands. All these varied proper
ties they have listed for sale. at their
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r. FLINT a. co.

It may be stated with little proba-
bility of contradiction that Mr.. L.
Flint. the well known real estate and
investment agent, is a veteran in his
line in our city. Mr.. Flint has seen
all the ups and downs of real estate
and general business of Spokane ever
since it was a village, with no hand
some and luxurious dwellings or splen-
did business blocks. He established his
business here in 1856 and is among the
oldest agencies in the city. Mr. Flint
still pursues his course and is abreast
of the new times and is building up and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-08
MoNTFoRT q MoNTFoRT.

Messrs. L. X. and c. X. Monfort,
two well known men of Spokane, com
prise one of the most prominent firms
in the city engaged in the business of
real estate, loans, rentals and insur-
ance. They sell property on the in
stalment plan, thus they have installed
many people in their own homes, and
their clients investments have turned
to profit. Messrs. Monfort have a
comprehensive and accurate knowledge
of real estate and industrial situations
in the city and state, and constitute an
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-08

investment agency that can be relied
upon. They are well known for their
enterprising activity in the insurance
business, while their liberalty, as well
as their judicious course in making loans
has brought them splendid clientage.
Their Office is located at 800 Fernwell
blocl
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-19

Quick Relief for Asthma Suffers.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords imme-
diate relief to asthma sufferers in the
worst stages and if taken in time will
effect a cure. Sold By Shanahan &
Mitchell. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-08-19
To Cure a Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Br0mn Quiuine Tab
lets. an druggists refund the rsoney
II IL fails 90 cure. E. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c. DIV
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FOLEYSiIONEYANOTAR
for ehiIdrens safe, -rrc. no cPiatss
For sale a. reole's Drug Store.
suicide Prevented

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discovered
will interest many. A run down system
or despondency invariable precede sui
eide and something has been found that
viii prevent that condition which makes
suicide likely. At the first thougt Of self
destruction take Electric Bitters. II being
great tonic and nervine will strengthen
the nerves and build up the system. It's
also great Stomach, Liver and kidney
regulator. Only SOC. Satisfaction guar
anteed by Peoples Drug Store. DIV
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cnERoKEE cLuB DANcE.
Cae Of the Largest and Most Enjoy
able OF the Season

last evening one Of the largest
dances ever given 10 The club rooms
was enjoyed by about twenty couples
The rooms we're beautifully decorated
10 green asparagus, ferns and white
bunting. Quite number Of useful
as well as ornamental gifts were given
to the club by the different ladies,
which added greatly to the beauty or
the rooms. The young men were
dressed 10 white duck suits, and a
number Of beautiful gowns were worn
by the ladies. The floor was in ex-
cellent condition, the music dine and
the guests happy Fruit punch, iced,
was served during the evening. At
9;30 Miss Carrie GoodykoUntz and Mr..
Ernest Crittenden led the grand
march and started one Of the most de-
lightful dances given 10 Vinita this
summer.
The following we're present; Misses
Bessie Barrett, Grace Fortner, Coda
Pillars OF Musk0gee. Carrie G00dy-
koontz, Tot Foreman, Blanch Oborn,
Tarleton, Natalie Warren, Dot and
Ada McKissick, Laura and Carrie
Stevens, Evelyn Green OF Kelso, VIII
lie Trott, Fay Trott, Bishop OF
Springfield. Messrs. Taylor Crutch-
field, II c Wilson. Butler Bushyhead,
Vance McSpadden, Harry Mitchell,
Edgar Burlington, Fred Ratclff, AL
Ethens, Wilton Ratcllff OF Muskogee,
J Wilton RatcllfT, Ernest Crittenden,
Norman Crittenden. Tom Byrd, Frank
Stevenson, Stith Davenport, Herman
KilIebrew, Chas Walker, C. NJ and J.
M Condor OF Oswego, Worster Of St.
Louis, Ball OF Oswego, w. l.. Trutt,
Pryor Farley Messrs. and Mesdames
E o Stevenson, L f Parker, jr., John
Miller Drake, Sam Wagner. R l
Blakeney, NJ o Gabbert. Joe Butler,
E Skinner, Ed Waller, E B Frayser,
Lee Barrett, FS e Amos, Boyd
Hamilton. Penn Phillips, w p
Thompson, Alya Taylor.
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= F. cRUTcHFIELD. EmbaImer
(First Published August 5, iaosJ
Warming Order.

In the United States Court for the Northern
District Of the Indian Territory at Vinita-
Jacob b Ellis, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 20l6.
Alpha Kills. Defendant.
The defendant, Alpha c. Ellis. is hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. Jacob B, Ellis.
WITNESS. The Honorable Joseph A Gill,
Judge OF said court and the seal thereof a
Yinita this the 5th day Of August A. ID.
1903. CHAs. A. DAVIDSON, Cleik
By r. A. Chandler. Deputy.
W. p. Thompson, Atty. for Plaintiff,
S. +. Parks, Atty. for nonresident defen
dent.
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Tennis Game.

Thornton and Smith Of Bluejacket
are engaged this afternoon with Way
mer and Guernsey, OF. .Vinita, at the
Waller court, in game Of lawn ten
mis-. 1t will be about the warmest
game Of the season.
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To EIdorado Springs.

The Katy win sell ticket- to e
orado Spr ings, Mo-. A. S5.35 FOR the
round trip beginning July l>t and ex-
tending until September 80 Good
thirty dav> from date ot sale.
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Skinner Tourist Rates Via the NJ.
K. & r. Ry.

Effective June 1st. Summer Tourist
Tickets viii be placed On sale at
greatly reduced rates 10 summer re-
sorts in The uorth and east. Ask
nearest katy agent fcr informa-
ti0n, or address,
GEORGE MORTON. 6 p A.. ST Louis.
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Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sod bv Shanahan 4
Mitchell DIV
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TO o-HEALAHuRT.

Use Banner Sa've, the great healer.
It's guaranteed for cuts, wounds, sores,
piles and all skin diseases. Use no sub
stitnte. Sold by Shanahan & Nit
che;l. DIV
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LOCAL NOTES

The Ellwood is the best. DIV
Jones Scott was here from Estella
today.
Buggies, s45. Lee Barrett's. II
John Warren was here from Adair
yesterday.
stefHn's Cream. ste6u's Cream.
Bill Lindsey is suffering with a
felon.
The tar roof repairer is doing lite
business.
Shoe maker at Lee Barrett's. tt
Watch the crowds that 90 to the
opera house to the free concerts.
Harness dressing at Lee Barrett's.
J. A. Yearout is buying shipping
apples in the orchards.
Collars 75c TO 81 Lee Barrett's. tt
Tit isn't al Eastman it isn't a
kodak.
A lot Of nav music Just received at
the Enterprise" today.
Side saddles, So. Lee Barretts. If
Ed. Lees scissors are good scissors.
Developing machines at Postofice
Book store.
ASK your neighbor about stefiu's
Cream.
There is to oe a small family pic
mic at SWANS park tonight.
Everybody likes What? stenin's
Cream.
Develop your own pictures-we
tell you how Postoffice Book store.
Lot for sale lOOxleo feet Oh West
Illinois avenue. u
II you don't get your Chieftain tele-
phone the otiice
What's a summer without kodaks
Kodaks at Postofiice Book store.
steniu's Cream is sold only BY
Chapman & Briggs.
The colored man found In the Katy
box car yesterday is still unconscious.
Money to loan, in small amounts
on short time JOHN Z CAMPBELL
We are going to have corn aud in
the Indian Territory corn means pros
perity.
Frazee Hard dware & Furniture Co.
are unloading three car loads Of fall
goods. DIV
Stefin's ice cream for soclals or 10
large quantities, furnished by Chap
man & Briggs. dtf
Nothing better than the EllwDod
hog wire fencing at Frazee Hardware
< Furniture O.. DIV
Vinita'- Velvet Ice Cream Is made
from pure unaduterated material.
Try it. Phone 25i dtf
Another large ear load OF furniture
has arrived fOl the Frazee Hardware
& Furniture O.. DIV
Tue sprinkling wagons, fun, weigh
upwards Of three and one-haif tons
aud hold 600 gallons.
II you want cheap money on city
property see the Indian Land and
Trust Co., Vinita. dtf
Mrs. George Reiter, liying 90 lower
Cabin, whose niece died Sunday and
was herself very ill, Is recovering.
A ear load OF the great Superior
Stoves and Ranges has arrived for the
Frazee Hardware 4 Furniture Co DIV
From an sections or the country
come hattering reports OF improve
meut in the condition of the corn
crop.
OJEYyHONEYN6TAR
stups the cough and heals lungs
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night and referred to a committee.
A special price on retriReratoIs' 3D.
Lee.
Ed. Lee is still selling the best
scissors.
An sizes OF water coolers at Ed
Lees.
Take kodak where ever you go.
No fun without kodak.
Whips, nets, busters and pads. Lee
Barrett's. u
Another car load Of Ellwood hog
wire fencing is being unloaded for
Frazee Hardware & Furniture Co. DIV
Only few days left OF the extend
ed sale, also only few OF those fine
instruments left at the Enterprise. "
Now is the time to buy good Moon
Bros buggy. Lee Barrett is selling
them at cost. Call and see them be-
fore buying for they have nice finish
and are up-to-date and the price is
right. Now for bargain. u
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kidneys
or bladder. Sold by Shanahau s. Nit
chell. DIV
A number OF young people spent a
pleasant evening at lawn tennis at
the home OF Miss Kate Gatewood last
evening
Mrs. Lulu Provlne OF Paris, Texas,
is visiting at the home Of John 4.
Gunter. She arrived yesterday and is
cousin OF Mr.. Gunter.
You press the button, aud the
Eastman takes the picture. Postonice
Book store. dtf
No town within 100 miles has bet
ter kept or more attractive lot Of
stores than Vinita
II you want to build we will loan
you money on five years time at low
rate OF interest. Indian Land and
Trust Co., Vinita. d II
Have you seen the fine pianos and
organs at the Opera house ? They are
beauties and every one bargain.
Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any case
Of kidney disease that is not beyond the
reach of me licine. Sold by Shanahan
& Mitchell. DIV
There will be several OF our towns
people 90 on the Galveston excursion
Aug. go Twill be nice outing.
w l. Davenport received car ci
S & P -four today--as good as there is
comes 20 this market.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson, who has been
10 Colorado for month past writes
that she is greatly improved In health.
Go 70 }. A. Davis shoe Ehining es-
tablishment for your shoe shine
Foreman's Allev II
A man who itlooks as tho he could
IN afford it is said to have lost s75 on
last Sundays Neosho ball game.
vinita's Velvet Ice Cream takes
the lead 10 the city and territory. IT.
smooth and pure Can be had at ans
time. It's fine. Phone PSI. dtf
You all know that the EIlwood il
the best hog wire fencing ever put or
the market. For sale only by Frazet
Hardware s. Furniture Co DIV
The best is none too good. The Ell
wood Is the best hog wire fencing on
the market today. See it at Frazee
Hardware & Furniture o.. DIV
Mamma says IT'S good; the children
cry for ii; papa says 20 get it. why
what's that for goodness sakes? Just
call up 254 aud they will tell you. Its
-1elvet Ice Cream. dtf
II the party who cook the l3C
pieces Of small lumber from J C.
Gray's new barn last night Will re-
turn ~ he tomorrow they will not he
prosecuted. dt
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Ankyds IL tiu aud plumbing work
done hy y Lee.
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FOR SALE good Deering now
er and rake. John Campbell.