The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1911 Page: 4 of 6
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HOUSEWOKTI! & POLLOCK
Physicians and Surgeons
>av phone .*5; night phone iS
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All calls promptly answered day
and night ( Mhec two doors smith
of Post < )tlirc
Solves a Deep Mystery
"1 want t" thank yon fr« ni the
bottom <>1 iit\* heart," wrote t L
Rader, of Lew isburg, \\ \ a.,
"fur the wonderful double bene-
fit I got from Electric Hitters, in
curing me ot both a severe ease
, of stomach trouble and of rheu-
' mutism, from which I hail been
I an almost helpless sufferer for
;,jClc! ten years. It suited my ease as
this j though just made for me." l<>r
dis- dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundiei
To Quit
Competition
Postniastei General iliti!
lias announced that after
january the government vvil. ... , . . .
continue the printing ot stan ped 1 and to rid the system ot kidne>
envelopes and reconiinend that poisons that cause rheumatism,
the same be done by the local i Electric Hitters has unequal. 1 ry
newspapers in every town where | them. Every bottle is guaran-j
there is a newspaper and by spec- j teed to satity. Only 501 a. a
ial permit for towns nearest the diuggists.
i'• v j 1 >per when- a t< ' '1 I1 'is ' ■
paper of its own. No large towns
will be allowed to have a monop-
oly on the printing of the envel-
opes to the detriment of the
smaller newspapers.
Notice to Merchants!
I wish to notify the merchants
of Cashion that 1 will not be res-
ponsible for any bills rendered to
from
\ f :
has I
. my account unless they are made
A uniform scale 01 print ing , f n , rson;ll written orders,
will be prepared !>\ the postolheu] LJlie-H Harman.
department and insisted upon or;
the newspaper will not be sold , vr 4 • t
stamped enve opts to: printing. Leadoi, fSOtlte.
The scale of printing wil' be such The date (January 11) in the
that a reasonable profit can be ;i(p ()f Merman Arkv, is not de-
made by the office printing them. , cided upon yet. but he will give
The department will also soon yon the date «>n large circulars
make a ruling that no first-class ; which will tie out in a few days.
•nail will be allowed transmission | —
thru the mails until it has a re-! Smith was over
turn card written or printed there- ^jn,, fjsiier todav
uti The above means that the
envelope printing business will }},assV" w , '.l'lVC,
take 011 a big boom soon, which day for Morula, w here she
is sure to continue. investments.
The order relating to the print- * Guns and nmunition at C
ing of envelopes is a correction Uorklunds.
tor an evil of j"ntf slandinj. anil ,. Knieht nnde a business
:,pinst which the newspapers Norman Friday.
tbruout the country have fought , 1
many years, for the reason that For insurance, call on S. S.
the price charged for the onvel Cole.
opes was far less than the stock | lko Hawkins, of Kingfisher,
could be purchased by l,,'n ' " U'as 'n the citv Tuesday.
and the rate charged was sa. 1
that profit on the printing could Cole & Horklund for any thing
have been made by the govern-j in the hardware line.
nicut. Hundreds of millions <-i i 'father Goetzingcr, of Kingfish-
st.imped envelopes printed by er was in the city Saturday.
the government are used annually j ' h W„„dw0rth c.,m0 in
thruout the country and the con i ..
i.ti -11 1 , f„,i 1 from Kinenshei 1 uesclay.
t em plated change will be gieetccl •
with pleasure by every printer j Mrs E. L. Welch left Monday
and publisher who has felt, the for her home at Lawrence, Kan.
loss of this class of business.---
Press Auxilliarv.
COFFEE made from TUT, AL-
TON GOODS Special Hlend may
pleasantly surprise' a connoisseur
1 if pfood Colfee.
Geo. Straub and family hav
moved back to their residence ii
< Cashion.
I )eath in Roaring Fire
may not result from the work of
tire-bugs, but often severe burns
are caused that make a quick
need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the quickest, surest cure for boils
burns, wounds, bruises, sores. It
subdues inflammation. It kills
pain. It soothes and heals.
Drives off skin eruptions, uncers
or piles. Only 25c at all cnig-
er isis.
Byrd Mowerv, of Sawyer, Ark.,
is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
J. R. Mowerv.
The little son of John Wat's
had the misfortune to dislocate |
his shoulder last Friday.
McCord Wilson made a public-
sale Wednesday. He is going to
a business college in \\ ichita.
Mrs. Henfer has rented the Cole
building 011 Main street and will
start her restaurant in it. She
solicits your patronage.
Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Lini-
ment does not burn or blister, re-
lieves pain quickly, and flies will
juot bother the wound. For sale
For legal work, see S. S. C ' \ ]■'" dt tig gists.
... 1' •' .1, , > Sam I logan is having erected a
All .lr.ljtR.sts -sell I). . his farm west
I ® ire Liniment, 25c, „fn^lv|H, This will l,c one of
and $1.00 bottles, (.uaiaiil. . j Canadian Co.
heal without leaving a blenu.-h, > l
1 have learned who has the pig
ost and advertised for some
or money refunded.
Cake or Biscuits made v.
ALTON GOODS Baking
will astonish you. They
light, sweet and good ;<
sense of the word.
For piping, spouting
or any other kind of ti'
Cole ik Borklund.
^ (| .t. j time ago, and 1 kindly wish to
isav that 1 will make the parties a
JH' S l..' . . r 1
.'•vcrv
ro<
worl
\'ew Years' gift of same, only
i asking when it becomes a big,
I fat hog and is butchered, that the
''i"g party will bring me a mess of
■ ~e' ! spare ribs
Dr. | L. Houseworth.
CANFIELD' S
Hope that all had a Merry Christmas, and wishes
everybody a Happy and Pn onerous New Year.
CANFIELD is thanktul tor the patronage of the peo-
ple for the year now closing', and especially so for the
generous and appreciative manner in which the public
has responded to the Spot (ash System of selling*
goods i^""1' urated by this store on November 1.
Sixty Days Experience in selling each item in our
store at a uniform low price has convinced us ot the
wisdom of the change ir. our method of doing business
and the increased volume ot merchandise turned into
money has confirm. <1 beUef that the New Way is bet-
ter than the old, and 'h i the people are glad to be
relieved of the tax imposed by every credit store in
Oklahoma for bad del >. slow pay, dishonesty and the
general expense of do'm>4 :.i credit business.
Our Policy for the N- Year will be aggressive, and
we hope progressive vVe a*ill make relentless war on
the credit store's 5. vces and continue to supply
the needs of the people at a saving of 10 to 25 pei
cent —in some instances more.
Best Granulated Sugar, 18 pounds for - $1.00
Standard Prints, yd ----- .05
Coats & Clarks Thread, spool - - - .05
Post Toast ies, large size - - - - .11 1-2
Patent Flour, warranted, sack - - - 1.20
25c Coffee, gas roasted, bulk or package - .20
10c Toilet Soap, cake - .04
7 bars Lenox Soap .25
All but samples of the prices prevailing thruout our
entire double store.
"STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER"
One Price to All.
Navina, Okia.
n ^
i,ii*«>4Mkri<i — g00d shape to simply your needs.
Ilanhvair ^ - ' •
I! Call and look my stock over. We will treat
you right. We want your business. We pay
the highest market price for your butter and
eggs. Call Phone 36. Cashi <n. Okla.
Subscribe while tl.u- iron is re<l hot!
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Barnard, W. F. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1911, newspaper, January 5, 1911; Cashion, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107636/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.