News From All Over the Garden Spot
i ureha News.
Farmers of Eureka are going
■iheatl with their spring planting.
Oats tip and looking fine. Many
preparing to plant corn this week.
Several a -e sowing grass and
clover. Mr. Addie Collins is try-
ing alsike, Arthur Dobson and
others trying timothy and alsike
mixture.
A wolf appeared on Albert Ri-
ser's place last week and 111 ide
two attempts to get a chicken The
dogs wouldn't run it so Mr. Ros-
ier had to do so himself.
i
Arthur Dobson has just com-
pleted a pi.nd on his farm at the
old gum well !>n<l says he is going
to stock it with fish.
"L)addv" Gula^er is some* puss
zled. as his hens have struck and
failed to come in with their dona- j
tions, which is unconstitutional.
Mr. Addie Collins, who had an
sttack of la grippe, is improving, j
Mr. Johnson, our school teach- !
er, has two incubators setting. I
Mr. Jo tiailey has traded hi.s j
farm for one in Arkansas and will
mme to it ttiis fall. Jo is a good
fellow and we don't want to give
him up.
Our Sunday school is doing
fine; good interest shown and
much good accomr lished.
"Your Uncle Dan"
Going East?
T He the
Frisco
to
St. Louis
Where connections are made
with all trains to the East and
Northeas'
There is no better route than
the
Through service, up to-dare
equipment, good track and
road-bed and Fred Harvey
meals.
Let me arrange the details of
your trip.
J. D. Parsons,
Ticket Agent.
Yonkers Items
Sunday- afternoon about two o'-
clock some one picker! the lock in
the door ol the Cedar Valley
school house, entered and carried
away a lamp belonging to the
school and a clock which belonged
to the teachet.
Messrs Henry Hil', liradshaw
ano Littlefi'ld, all of Pe^gs, came
over the first of the week and
went to Wagoner 011 the train to
transact business.
Prof. Will Yarbrough. who is
teaching the Sleeper school, went
to Peggs Friday to visit relatives.
Don't forget, school board and
parents, that on the 16th is the
district School rally. Everybody
interested in school invited.
One day last week Mr. Hooper
left this place for Pawhuska where
he has gone to work
Waddie Hudson, pres.
J. A. Edwards. V. Pres.
W. S. Barnes, Cash'r.
E. E. Me.idor, Aas't Csh'r
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $27,500.00
Tahlequah, Okla.
Try our Safety Deposit Boxes for
your valuable papers and
be safe in case of fire
Consult our Real Estate and Cat-
tle Loan Department when in
need of of help in this line.
was
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GAINS 27 POUNDS
Twice Examined and Each
Time Told Operation
Was Only Hope
"Booster'*
Liberty Items
Mrs, W. J. Lafferty says pure-
bred chickens pay better than
Buggy and Wagon
HEADQUARTERS!
Wc have just gotten in a carload of
BANNER and JOHN DEERE
buggies
and have en route a car of Columbus Wagons. Don't
buy till you sec them and get our prices.
Come to us and get your seed potatoes—A carload
just in.
Our Spring Merchandise in the Dry Goods Department
is arriving daily and will please jou.
Lawrence Wyly Mercantile Company
Tahlequah - - - Oklahoma
scrubs. She thinks she received [ MR? PUAQ PCllClil
a nice profit on her chickens for C' 11 '
1917, ar.d is starting in for 1917
with a fine flock of pure single-
combed Rhode Island hens. She
has just received a fine cockrel
from the Golden Rule poultry
farm for which she paid a fancy
price, for this season.
R. L. Marler and familr visited
W. S. Ghortr.ley and family Su^
(Jay.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Briye.v visit
ed Mrs. S. M. Mount and family
Sundav.
Mr. and Mrs. E C. Webb of
Buckrange, Arkansas, has been
visiting W. L. Davis «t Moody
left Saturda' for Checotah to yis
it Mrs. Webb's sister, Mrs S. N.
Johnson. Mrs. Webb is also a'
sister to Mrs. Davis.
School closed at Moodys Fri
day March 2.
Scott Downing's little boy is
real sick with pneumonia. Wei
hope he will soon r-jover.
Steve Vann, one of our old
pioneers, passed away March 2
with pneumonia. He leaves a wife,
two sons and daughter, other rel-
atives and many friends.
ed to take bold right at once. I'
had a soothing effect and in a few
days I felt no pain at all. I
so happy over the wonderful
provement in my cot.dttion that I
sent for my neighbors to tell th >m
how much better I felt. I sent and
got another bo'tle of Tanlac, and
(have just finished taking mv third
| bottle and feel like I have been
made all over again into a new
woman.
"As I have said before, I now
weigh 125 pounds, and my ini*
I provement has been so rapid that
I that none of my clothes are big
jenough for me. I will have to
! make them all over again. 1 now
| have a ravenous appetite and my
i husband says I am simply eating
! him out of house and home. 1
1 have gone back to my coffee
which I was told not to touch.
Those terrib e pains in my back
and head have all disappeared and
I sleep like a child. 1 am no long-
er neruous and when 1 get up
mornings I feel refreshed, cheer-
ful and brigh;. I am now able to
attend to mv houseeold duties
and feel as if I had started life all
over again. My husband is high-
ly delighted, and my recovery is
the talk of the neighborhood. I
do nothing hut rejoice all day
long over the recovery of my
health and praise Tanlac to every-
body.
"I feel so grateful for mv es-
cape from the operating table and
the knife that you may publish
what I have said; you may, if yo„
will, tell other women suffering as
I was, to come and see n<e and I
will be glad to tell them all about
my case."
Tanlac is sold in Tahlequah by
Wilson Leslie Drug Co. (sdv)
Peep in the widnows —Big 4 Fruit
Stand.
Notice of Final Settlement in
the County Court of Chero
kee County, Oklahoma.
Notice is hereby given that the «iiar.
dians and administrators of the follow-
ini? minors and estates have presented
their accounts and petitions for final
hearing, settlement, distribution and
discharge, and that the 22nd dav of
March, 1917, at the office of the County
Judge in said county, has been set for
hearing the same At the same time
and place, all guardians and admin-
istrators are required to be present with
proper vouchers, final receipts and for a
complete hearing on same; and all oth-
tr persons interested in si.id estate may
appear at said time and place and file
such exceptions to any of said Recounts
as they may deem proper, to-wit.
Probate No 726, (>uardian or Ad-
ministrator, N. I). Willis; Minor o- De-
ceased, Annie M. Willis and Charlie
Willis.
Probate No. 1369, Guardian or Ad-
ministrator, John Welch, minor or de-
ceased, Bruce Welch.
Probate No. 1369. Guardian, or Ad-
ministrator, John Welch. Minor or de-
ceased, Mollie Hickman (nee) Welch.
Probate No. 1369. Guardian or Ad-
ministrator, John Welch; Minor or Dr
ceased. Nay Welch.
Probate No. 2163, Guardian or Ad
ministrator. J. G Trapp, Minor or l)e
ceased, William K Trapp
Witness my hand and seal this 28rh
dav of February, 1917.
[SEAL] J. D. COX,
Ml IS County Judge.
CAPPS & STARNES
THE VERY NEWEST!
"I have just finished my third
bottle of Tan'ac and have gained
twenty-seven pounds," was the
trtilv remarkable statement ma-le
bv Mrs. Chas. Peden, lesiding hi
550 Mill street, Huntsyille, Ala.
M.s. Peden is one of the best
known and highly respec.ted wom-
en in that tbtiving little city,
where she has made her home fori
a number of years.
"When I commenced taking the
medicine," she continued. "I only
weighed ninety eight pounds, now |
I weigh 125 pounds and never felt i
belter in my life. For years 1
suffered with a bad form of stum-!
ach trouble, constipation at:'1 pai"s i
in my side and back. At times
the pains took the form of torture I
and I was twice examined and
each time I was told that I had
appendicitis and that and opera-
tion would be tnv only hope, l!
had fallen off until 1 only weighed
ninety-iight pounds and I was so
weak I could hardly get around.
"I had no appetite at all scarce-
ly, and what little I did eat would
icause gas to form in my Stomach,
which gave me palpatation of the
heart, sick headaches and a dizzy
feeling about the head. When the
spells came on I would get awfully
i nervous. I worried about mv
self until I could sleep but little.
'I had fallen off until I was
almost skin and bones and my
strength and energy were slowly
leaving me. I had a dread of the
future and could see nothing but
the operating table and the knife.
I had a perfect horror of an
operation, but I had made up my
mind that it was either life or
death and prepared to submit to I
( .uii. iter of Mr. and Mrs. l>il! jt, I had made all preparation* for I
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AT THE
When you have backache the liver or
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Park Hill News.
Mrs.Hirschman of Welling spent
Tuesday with Miss Bess Evans.
Prof. Howard ano Mrs. Smith,
teachers of District 57, rendered a
very interesting program on
Washington's birthday Domestic
and Manual training department
are progressing nicely.
Rev, Calhoun united in mar-
riage, Sunday morning, Mr. El
Carlile and Miss Oltfe Young.
Mr. Carlile is a prosperous young
farmer. Mrs. Carlisle is the
BLUE FRONT GROCERY
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W e will appreciate your grocery trade
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For Your Country Froduce
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Old Stand
N. Muskogee Ave
Tahlequah
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Young of Gabriel.
Mrs. Watie Foreman and ch l- 1
dren have returned from
the operation and called on my
sister to tell her giod-bye, as I
dia not know whether I would live
tended trip to Little Rock and F< to see fler or not- My sister
; begged and plead .vith me not to
In Ladies Spring Suits, Coats, Millinery, etc.
RememKpr every $100 purchase
you receive one free . k
to the Picture Show.
THE
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Smith, Ark.
Mrs. A. A. Baird and son a"°W them '° CUt 00 me and told
| Thomas Willard, have returned ™ l° W:'U 3nd ,ry 8 e°°d ,0nic
from Newcomb, Tenn. Dr. Baird ; °F
| met them at Westville and
companied them home,
Lee Cu'-re is suffering from a
severe case of mumps. '
Mrs Will Evans has been con
fined to her bed with malaria.
Sheriff Davidson and deputies
brought in two suspects Tuesday
afternoon from the Greenleaf
neighborhood, but Cashier Pugh
failed to identify them as the two
robbers who relieved him of his
cash Monday morning and they
were given their freedom
while. The next day as I
returned from the consultation
roam I thought of what she said
and as I had heard so much about
Tanlac I decided to try ii as a last
resor' a"d stopped at Gilbert's
Drug store tind bought a bottle.
Of course I had lost heart and had
no faith in the medicine, but to
please my sister I made up my
mind to try it and oh, what a hap
py day that was for me!
"I never returned for the opera-
tion, but just kept taking the Tan-
lac. Right from the start I began
to feel better. The medicine seem
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The Early Bird Gels the "Bug"
"But Its A certain Cinch
T"" Hr8f°Fri« -!!££ th" '^ ^7 Bird, - .tee
oeC"llandC'w re ' « Cash.
"Biddy" ti,... 'i UmL 10 trU8t a lt*!nDeramental
uiddY to produce those Uaby Birds,
better BUY A
buckeye
Brooder and Incubator
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'«• We have .Wrnghl, h ,ch«blp
know the, will make
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Phone 19
NT. A. Brown.
Manager