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We hope for better things for our children than we
had for ourselves. We hope to protect them from
adversity and the best manner in which we can aid
them is in the starting of a bank account with
Tlie Farmers and Merchants Bank
HENNESSEY. OKLAHOMA
The Old Reliable Bank which was Established in 1891
ALL DEPOSITORS ARE GUARANTEED
We appreciate all accounts large and small and will
treat you right. Give us a trial. When you want a
check cashed come in. When you want change come
in, or in fact when you need any accommodation con-
sistent with good banking we can deliver the goods.
We supply the needs of our customers at all times.
our officers and stockholders:
A. W, Westlake, President Floyd E. Pelt, Cashier
Frf.d Ehler, Vice-President Chas. K. Stetler, Ass't. Cashier
I. J. Cashion, E. Grissom, C. 0, Cashion
Joseph Pribil, Ber-ton States
The Only Guaranteed Bank in Town.
A Positive Guarantee of Satisfaction Goes with Every
Tiger Drill Sold
Chilled
Bearings
Oilers
Front
Double
Lever
Expansion Spring and Washers Keep Out All Dust. A Drill for a Life
Time. Sows Anything and Does It Well.
ED
R. E. WATSON, Manager.
MOCKADAY & CO.
HENNESSEY, OKLAHOMA
For a good dinner drop in at| See J. G. 1 aggart s stile
Falconer & Hainlen's just any day.! nounoement in this issue.
Professional Gdnls
Wool wine & Wool wine
dentists
HtNNHSSUY, OKLAHOMA
Office. First door south of Press
Democraf office.
Will be in Waukomis Monday and
Thursday of each week
KINGFISHER. OKLA.
T. L. HUGHES
CHIROPRACTOR
Specializes on chronic diseases of
any form. Office and residence,
1st stairway north Jones & Clark's
meat market. Phone 72.
DR. A. F. MERRILL
DENTIST
Office Upstairs in Breese Building
HENNESSEY, OKLA
Northern and
Eastern Resorts
NATURE is now in her love-
liest mood in the woods and
lake regions of the North
and East —it's cool and green.
The streams and lakes are
teeming with bass, "muskies" and
trout and a variety of gamy fish,
worthy foemen to try the angler's
skill. There are fishing, sailing,
boating and all the pleasures you
need For health and happiness.
Good hotels and boarding
houses with reasonable rates will
make you comfortable and the go-
ing is a pleasure on
a Rock Island train.
Let me tell you how
much fun you can hao*
for a lilllt money.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Watch for Ehler's Big
j Clean Up Sale. One week
ionly. Saturday August 19
to Saturday night August 26.
See W. R. Blackburn for Farm
Loans
Cooper's for harness, whip?, nets
and covers
For Farm Loans on easy terms,
see Blackburn.
Cold drinks and ice cream at
Falconer & Iiainlen's.
Ask for the ''Oklahoma Girl,''
the song hit of the season.
Best terms—Low rates—Farm
Loans—W. li. Blackburn
Fruits, candies' cigars and to-
bacco at Falconer & Hainlen's
"The Oklahoma Girl," latest
song out. For sale by all music
dealers.
Glen and ClitV Flemming were
up from Kingfisher Sunday, vis-
iting friends.
FOR SALE—Western Cottage
organ, good condition. Inquire
at this office.
This office has some Farm Lease
blanks on hand now. Also deeds,
mortgages, etc.
J. L. Hines and family leftTues-
day for a few weeks visit in Colo-
rado ar.d Kansas.
For a good square meal or a
short order try Falconer & Hain-
len, west side Main street.
Be sure and inspect the
nice fall line of shoes now on
display at Ehler's.
Miss Sue Baines visited at the
i C, E. Moore home and other
' friends in Kingfisher the first of
j t'je week
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Chas. Staples,
i Carrie and Mrs. Yada Hastie
I spent Sunday at the home of
!Ohas. Douglas southwest of town
An ice cream social will be given
by the Ladies Aid at the Surprise
school house, August 24. Every-
body come with a good supply of
dimes.
Basket meeting at Sheridan
next Sabbath. Sunday School at
10 o'clock sharp, preaching at 11,
and dinner at 12 in the Arbor.
Varied services in the -afternoon
Bring your lunch aud spend the
day with us.
Mrs. Ed Ingram, of Kingfisher,
spent Saturday with friends in
ti is city.
E M. Barnum returned last
Saturday a business trip to Okla-
homa City.
Mrs Clem Thome and son, Em- ^
erson came up from Kingfisher |
Monday to visit at Ben Thome's, j
on route five.
Miss Ada Stetler and brother, j
El, came up from Kingfisher Fri-,
day for an over Sunday visit with j
their brother, Chas. Stetler, and |
wife.
Hennes-
ie called
Mrs. C. H. Dunlap, of
City, came in last Fiiday for a1
visit with her brothers, A'lie andi
Bud Chambers, and her many old j
friends here.
Go to the Clean Up Sale
at Ehler's. Saturday Au-
gust 19 to Saturday night
August 26.
J.J. Rice came up from King-
fisher Sunday and spent the day
at the C. A, Love home, where his
daughters, Misses Nellie and Beu-
lah, have been visiting the past
week.
Your last chance to buy
Clothing at from 1-3 to 1-2
off. Absolutely clean cut
and up-to-date suits. Ehler's
Crescent failed to appear for a
ball game lust Sunday. Curb
your disappointment aud see the
g une between Enid and
soy nxet Sunday. Gar
at 3 o'clock.
The News Man beginning this
week will buy Horse Shoe and
Tinslej s 16 oz. Tin Tags. Boys
go after these and bring them to
your News dealer. Will pay half
cent for Horse Shoe and Tinsleys.
Will also buy Granger Twist at
one quarter cent
Luther Hainleu received word
Friday of the accidental death of
a brother's child, iu Indiana. It
seems the little one, who was about
three years of age, was trying to
climb thru a fence and fell into a
water trough The child was
dead when found.
Carrie Habtie went to Wichita
Thursday evening for a few weeks
visit with relatives aud friends
Her mother will join her about
t' e 1st. of September, when they
expect to leave for Los Angeles,
California, to spend the winter
with their son aud brother, Chas.
R. Hut tie.
John Chamberlain was up from
Kingfisher on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mr*.  J A Felt are
visiting their son, O. G. Felt, at
Lawton this week.
$35,000 to loan on farms in
Kingfisher county. See or write
F. G. Tiernay, Hennessey.
Recital at the Opera House
Friday even'ng, August 18. Ad-
mission 25 and 35 cents.
FOR SALE—Young mule for
sale, 24 miles east and i mile
north of Hennessey —L M. Leib-
enknight.
The Garfield county editors or-
ganized a county press association
See Our:
Toilet Articles
Sponges
Perfumes
Combs
Stationery
Wall Paper
Chamois Skins
Soaps
Brushes
Books
Paints, Oils
Dinkier
The
Druggist
Dodge | at a meeting at Enid last Satur
day. J. B.Campbell, of the Wau-*
komis Hornet, was elected presi-
dent.
Does your suit need cleaning or
pressing? See Mrs. Draper, reur
of barber shop. Do you need a
new fall,suit? Don't order until
you see Mrs. Draper's samples
aud get prices.
Frank Dinkier, Ira J. Cashion
and Fred Ehler attended a state
road meeting at Enid Thursday
night of last week. Of course
they pledged Hennessey's support
in the movement.
Phil Nicholson has the honor of
opening the cotton market having
brought in the first load of cotton
Wednesday, to this market. He
sold to Geo. Phalen for 4c per
pound. Mr. Nicholson has GO
acres of cotton on the Coxson
ranch which very likely will make
a bale to the acre. Nicholson
one of the best cotton farmers
he state.
Miss Perrill Munch and her
class in Expression, assisted by
Miss Nettie Liddle and the Arn-
phion Quartet, will give a recital
Friday evening, Augus_ IK, at the
Opera House. Admission 25 and
35 cents
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ehler left
Saturday night for the Eastern
Markets, to buy their fall stock of
goods. They stopped at Kansas
City, St. Louis and Chicago, and
will also visit Mrs. Ehler's old
home in Illinois before returning
home.
Mull & Shoop
Confectionery
We have a fine line of Candies,
Post Cards, Etc. Ice Cream and
Cold Drinks —^
A. I. CLYMANS
Ticket Agent, Hennessey
Some Mighty Good People
The best people iu town buy
I their groceries at Brewers Why
I don't you.
Good Prospects.
The prospective buyer takes no
chances when trading at Brewer's
grocery.
A Brand New Jonah.
Don't be a Jonah to yourself,
but get the best there is for the
price, at Brewer's grocery.
A King Who Left Home.
set the world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y. says
he always KEEPS AT HOME the
King of all Laxatives--Dr. King's
New Life Pills—and they're a
blessing to all his family. Cure
constipation,headache, indigestion
and dyspepsia Only 25c at all
druggists.
Accused Of Stealing.
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Me., boldly accuses Bucklen's Ar-
nica Salve of stealing—the sting
from burns or scalds the pain
from sores of all, kinds—the dis-
tress f'om boils or piles. "It robs
cuts, corn=, bruises, sprains and
injuries of their terror," he says,
"as n healing remedy its equal
don't exist, ' Only 25c at all
druggists
Max Blackburn is enjoying a
trip to Atchirrsau, Kansas, visit-
ing his grand mother. He will
visit Kansas points of historical
interest, including Ft. Leaven-
worth and the state penitentiary
while gone.
Having no time to use it, will
sell my Velie-30 auto v for half
price on long time low interest,
with garage, oil tank, supplies and
tools Only tun 6000 miles. Good
for 50,000 miles yet; first class
condition —F. L. Boynton, King
fisher, Okla,
Enid Boy Scouts are off on 1
four day hike to Drury, Kansas,
where they will camp for a couple
of weeks. Boys, lets organize
band o( Scouts here. Now, don't
all speak at ouce, but just man-
age to let the P-D man know if
you want to join
An ordinary case of diarrhoea
can, as a rule, be cured by a sin-
gle dose of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
This remedy has no superior for
bowel complaints For sale by
all druggists.
Let Us Fix
Your WATCH and your
BROKEN JEWELRY.
We do all our repair work
thoroughly and guarantee
it to give satisfaction.
H. D. BREWER
Jeweler and Optician
J. W. Humphrey
Wholesale dealer in
Poultry, Butter and Eggs
North Main St., Hennessey, Okla
Opposite Ehler's Big Store.
Phone 99,
I will pay the highest market
price in cash for Chickens, Geese,
Ducks, Turkeys, Butter and Eggs.
Correct weights and fair treatment
is my motto. I solicit your pat-
ronage.
KILLTHECOUGH
and CURE the LUNGS
with DR.KI NCSl
NEW DISCOVERY
for
COUGHS & 50* a$1.0°
iOLDS (j_TRI*lBOTTIEmi
AND AIL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES
'GUARANTEED SAT/SFACTORV
OR MONEY BEfUMDED.