Herald established July 1892. Sentinel established August 1892.
Democrat established Oct 1892. Consolidated April 1893.

HERALD-SENTINEL, June 3, 1893, Vol 2, #29. F. T. Cook, Editor and Proprietor.

Page 1. From Chicago. Gus Spell has moved his saloon to Seger. -

Mr. E. A. Williams will open a saloon in Chicago within a few days. -

Mrs. Mary Wood pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and battery and paid her fine of five dollars and costs. -

Mr. Andrew and Joel Wisdom were arrested upon the charge of killing one of Mr. Claunch's steers, and bound over to district court.

From Wood. Miss Lily Scott and sister Mrs. Wolford of Jacksboro, Texas, are visiting their mother Mrs. Scott near Wood. -

Mrs. Hunt of Illinois is visiting her daughter Mrs. Crawford. She likes the country and is going to locate here. -

Prof. Nigh opened his subscription school at Trail school house Monday last. His school deserves to be well patronized. -

Mr. A. J. Port has gone to Mangum to consult a physician. Mr. Harry Smith carried him over. Mr. Port's health is very poor.

From Seger - Gus Spell has bought the Palace saloon. -

Wilson McNeal started last Monday for a visit to Kansas and Iowa. -

Mr. Barnes who was badly stabbed some time ago is about well. -

Mrs. F. M. Aspley and daughter, Miss Roberts Aspley, arrived from Sherman, Texas, Friday. -

Some gentlemen from Decatur, Ill, have taken claims north of town, and will lease school land and start a sheep ranch.

From Columbia - Mrs. Birges is up froim Belcher, Texas. -

Msrs. R. C. Moore and L. H. Lemmons returned from Oklahoma City last week.

June 3, 1893, Page 1 Advertisements - John M. Dill, Tonsorial Artist. H. A. Lamberson, Attorney At Law, Cloud Chief, O.T. Huber & Vesper, Contractors & Builders. All work promptly attended to. J. D. Ballard, M. D., Physician & Surgeon. Diseases of Women and Children given special attention. W. Carpenter, M. D., Physician & Surgeon. Calls promptly night or day. Office and residence first house east of Baldwin's Grocery Store. S. Humbarger, Blacksmith. All work entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Seger, Oklahoma. Miss Mae Mitts, Notary Public, Deeds written and acknowledged. Seger, Okla. H. C. St. John, Lawyer, Public Land Law a specialty. If you have a difficult contest to prosecute or defend, and want to win, consult me. Practice in State or Federal courts, 17 years experience, Oklahoma City, O. T. Meat Market, Wm. Hibbert, Prop. Keeps constantly on hand, the choicest cuts of beef, at the lowest price. Fresh meat always on hand. Cloud Chief, O. T. Native Lumber. We keep On Hands At Our Mill. 4 Miles South of Cloud Chief. All kinds of Native lumber. We can fill your orders.

Page 2. Lew Hornbeck has moved his Minstrel from Minco to El Reno.

June 3, 1893, Page 2 Advertisements - Bennett and Hurst, Dealers in General Merchandise. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods. Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Books, Stationery, etc. Also Groceries, Flour, Feed, and Provision, Cigar, Tobacco and Candy. We carry a full stock of Dry Goods and Groceries. Call and See our goods. Post Office Building, Cloud Chief, O. T. G. H. Bennett & A. H. Hurst. DeLesdernier & Son, General Merchandise. We keep everything needed in a New Country and Sell at Living Prices. Buty and Sell country produce of all kinds. Call and See Us. DeLesdernier & Son, Seger, Okla. The Crescent Hotel, Has been refurnished throughout and is now open to guests. Special rates to parties from Washita county. W. A. Watkins, Prop. Minco, I. T. A Large Map of Oklahoma and The Cherokee Strip. A large map 25 x 30 inches, printed on strong paper, in several different colors, and showing all the counties, cities, towns, streams, &c. Corrected to date with the different divisions of the Cherokee Strip. This map will be sent post paid to any address for 25 cents or the Map and a year's subscription to the Herald- Sentinel for $1.10. Address, F. T. Cook,. Cloud Chief, O. T.

Page 3. Notice, Oklahoma City, O. T. May 23, 1893, US Land office. Lawson H. Lemons against Sterling P. Wilson for abandoning his homestead entry No. 3984 dated April 26th, 1892 upon the NW4 27-8-15, Washita Co.

June 3, 1893, Page 3 Advertisements - C. B. Campbell & Company. Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Fancy Dress Goods, Trimmings, Etc. ... C. B. Campbell & Co., John Bingham, Manager. Main Street, SE corner square, Cloud Chief, O. T. Hendrix & Harris. Dealers in Furniture & Undertaker's supplies. All kinds of Household and Parlor furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Window Shades, and Rollers. Nice line of picture frames, Burial Robes, and Shrouds. Embalming made a specialty. Webb Hendrix & Albert Harris. South Side Main Street. Minco, I. T. Jas. E. Kelso, Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our Prices are Reasonable. Our Stock is Complete and Fresh. ... El Reno, O. T. Bank of Minco. W. G. Williams, Pres. M. T. Johnson, V. P. ... cashier. Capital: $60,000. Business of Merchants and stockmen especially solicited. Directors: J. E. Tuttle, C. B. Campbell, M. T. Johnson, W. G. Williams, H. B.. Johnson. O. K. Saloon, E. F. Clanton & Co. Proprietors. South Side Square. Keep all kinds of first-class liquors. Ice Cold drinks a specialty. J. M. Reynolds & Co. Pure Drugs & Medicines. Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Soaps and all articles carried in a first class drug store. When in need of any thing in our line give us a call and we will interest you. R. D. Reynolds M. D. has an office in our Drug Store. J. M. Reynolds. R. D. Reynolds, Manager. Second door west court house, Cloud Chief, O. T. New Saloon. I am ready for you business in the Aunders Building. Near the court house where I shall be pleased to serve the very finest brands of whisky, wines, gin, beer, Cigars, etc. W. E. Brennan.

Page 4. James Brennan has bought the building occupied by the Herald-Senteniel.

On Wednesday last when L. H. Lemmons and Rufus Hays were on their way to Ft. Sill, they were attacked by two mounted men with winchesters. Several shots were fired and their escape was maraculous. Mr. Lemmons immediately came to town and swore out a warrant for Mr. Williams and Mr. Haile whom he states made the attack. The cause of the trouble, he says, grew out of the contest now being carried on between Mr. Lemmons and Williams. Deputy Bob Moore arrested the defendants and brought them to town, where they waived examination and gave bond for their appearance.

From Hagy. Capt. E. F. Ikard of Greer county visited his brother L. E. Ikard at this place Sunday.

June 3, 1893 Page 4 Advertisements - B. E. Bryant, Dealer in Hardware & Implements. Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Wire, Mechanic's Tools, etc. Cloud Chief Land Co., J. M. Wisdom, Manager. Make out Filing and Contest papers. Have a complete abstract of all finlings now made in Washita county. And can give correct information regarding All Vacant Claims. Collections made. Business transacted for non-residents. Write Mortgages and Deeds. Take Acknowledgements. Prompt Attention Given To Business. Office in Court House. Cloud Chief, Oklahoma. Davidson & Case. Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles White & Yellow, Pine Finishing lumber, Headquarters for Dry Ceiling. Minco. Commercial Hotel. S. E. Corner Sqr. Cloud Chief. Only First Clas Hotel in the county. Mrs. Minerva Cloud, Proprietor. J. B. Baldwin & Co. Dealers in Feed, Flour, Groceries, and Vegetables. Ballad Drug Store, SE corner Sqr. Drugs, Medicines, Cigars, Sewing Machine Oil, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, And Notions.