I OCAL AND PEKJSO^AL
Everything Goes ivt W! i<- .> 'i
Prices.
Favorite
Harvest B<
CJwmc# Pat
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51.15
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it :in-
Per
Flow r seeds, ehry-anthemunis I
in 1 other pl mts lor «ale C > 1 on '
- .lot Elder or Mrs. Chas. 11
'ooper.
i.iy AUi"n, sun ot Editor K L.|
•it tus up trum Dover Sun-I
Sack
11. Grimes.
Don't inak>- that Farm Loan
^Plmv sofirp Mire-nun. .V i'i- m .
jit Hennessey Stale ! ink
It'- ti:in• vour <nrlv .aid n w 'S
in. Vou can't atlonl to !i; vc to
plant twir. now. Buy your seeds
Ot C II Hi furi and 'ei a good
.'tall I Jl 11 rsi I' l:n : nil
11i iuit's oy has about II" Lest
band wr have i en in towns
much larger All nv inbers -i-eni
to take an unusual interest and
the> have reasons to be pioud <>l
their rapid progress
VV. R. Blackburn t-. a King-
li lit i visitor the lirst -t this
W 'I li
A in w line i
oil,- to $1 50
Store. Hennessey.
M M. Tale arrivi 1 In t
da\ from Oklahoma ti > on :i lew
days I>ti iti'S- and pha.au. trip.
Long Christianity u.d long
on Sunday p 'v > w ill av til yrui
nothing if you owe eitl'n't of the
local papers btl subscription Get
right with the printer. then yo ■
will ti >n h
hne
| W. b
Was a Henn
ui ■ lay "ami p-ti
lie had ju t
waist s. from
hi Fanners
Sun
tli-'
his
lik
the.
the I'ri , i tortuu r;it
reeeill l V I ntlii tie I 11 mil i
bngland. 1 le says >
old country better than < .■ .
Fred Humphrey returned from
Sharon. Kansas, the latter part ot
last week where he i ad been ea
ployed on a paper
Mr
Mi s Rexv Moore visited her [
parents at Dover Saturday and
returned to this place Sunday.
Miss (.race Martin who iias^
• • n S"i iei.y editor and all round j
; i:"d> fill on the Cress Democrat j
i'>r : ome time is laying off this
v,a ek 11 W(. (|c) no( j,,.( nil tile
! -v; don't blaine her.
II Q Ralstin was made a busi-
ness (ilp to the noither'i pit t of
tie .! lie the first ot list week
I'r and \||S Anglin mid Mi
Miss Lena Stitt motored up fiotn
Dovi r Tuesday .
Roy Brox went to Enid last
Saturday and visite-1 a few days
with his sister, Mrs Roscm* Ow
\ ens lie was accompanied by
Little. Raymond Owens who had
been visiting relatives here.
Boost and the town boosts
with y hi, knock and you knock
alone? No, You h ve plenty of
; company.
M. A. Mitchell, cashier of the
Hennessey State Bank, expects to
move up fiom Dover soon and
will occupy the Hines house in
the east part of town.
Mrs. David Martin was called
to Medford Monday to attend the
l-ieral of her sisterinlaw, Mrs. H.
R. Willing. Mrs, 'Vailing will
be well remembered by many
h> re. h ivini; once lived lieie, and
;ie th wife of the late Dr
Walling.
diss Lottie llornlieek re'urned
Saturday li^hl Irom Wichita
where she has been Inr the past
eizht months.
Incubator Bargains.
wo second hand incubator?
arrv I,ape nnd baby iet*! t'-r -ale One 100 egg and one 200
Saturday evenr ;• -for
home folks.
Work is pre lessint
I'.it Hauler's new b
b'lilding. Mr. ti aiucr
-i i iipy t about M i
Inrnitiue stock
iN'ext >M<frtdav is
linal disposal oi
.'i-th Old Trustses. Both in good
■ oudition Call phone 1222.
W. A (lOODSPIiKO
th
Barn Burned.
! ist Sunday the large barn e-
) '••-.;,rng to Robt Johnson who
1 ^ ... • -ides seven miles west of town,
,!•(. -he, in i was burned to the ground. Then
. ontest. ■ ('has A. Love, the !e. I wa8 no stock in the bam at the
• ally elected Mieiiit. savs he ex time, a lot of feed and three sets
plots to make a "home run ' .ha' j "f harness were burned. The fire
day,'if lie. don't ' fan our.'' v:i" by Mr. Johnson's tw<
' small boys while at play.
There was as much excitement
and niuil slinging over the city j
primaries Tuesday as there w:e l
last fall over the pesi• lential dec !
lion.
A new li.tio of men's tiot .vi
landing 111 price from Sl-Sy to $
at tne I'.trine:s Store.
live I > inoei itic h. ■: ■ eleanin
i still ..."in,; "ii at Okiahonia t.'ity
ploud to repte ejH a parly Th
that HtttH'k'i Vurinption wdierevi i I,
l , ii ti ii is in il met
Seeds
Fresh Oarden Seeds hI (lie
Myers A Hind's I'rodnoe IIoiiSb,
South Main
You i .hi"t atl'oid to suffer all
-aMiner with t hat ease of piles or
rujitill-"1. Dr. Sinithe truarmitees
"i rl'eet painless cure, eall on
liini in Enid.
It i ' I'Miild
own pai ty
When lie i■ ■" ! i '.11< r: ets too
hot foi a l ale nljiei he r■ -i■ ■ i>:.
It is to be 111>|' I good el an
men Iie appointed to Ii! the place
of those who were removed.
•One difleienee that is very not-
iceable in the two old parties, is
that the democrats tire the graft-
ers bodily trom olliee even though
they are found in the party, but
the iepublicans let the ' tares
and the w heat grow together 1 st
ill rooting up tile tares ye loot, up
the wheat also. Pake the graft-
eisoutol the party there wouldn i
be a corporal's yuard left
A new heir was born to A. VV
Hakes and wi'e tin hist of the
week
Maiion strong i spon i I t . our
appe i for wuo i by iuiugi' , in a
btg load Saiurlay whicn pa>s his
subscnp i >n up to S pt 1 ii)l i
Last Saturday was one of the
most beautiful days this spring
L. Bertwell of Wichita was here
over Sunday the guest of his
fatherii law, Frank Troyer He
had been called to Enid as a wit
e committees ot the Civil
ue and the Alitogetlier eliih
l'uesi 1 a\ niidit and airanged
lor pii/.es to be ^iveil the boy:
tiid ; ill lor the best garden kept
by them >o vacant lois procured
!>V by said committees All hoys
and girls who want to enter tlu
contest are requested to leave
their names with Dr. Cullum be-
fore Saturday night. If and lots
are lett over, any one may culti-
vate same, but will not be eligi-
ble to prizes.
Mrs. Minnie Higgins left Tuet-
day evening for her home at Lin-
coln. Nebr , after a month's visit
at the A. H. Herscher home.
Don't foiget the dinner served
by the Willing Workers next Sat-
urday al the John Overton build-
ing
A one armed tramp printer blew
m Wednesday. He was some-
what peeved because we didn't
t ike the bread away from our
family and give it to him. Never
again, sir.
Buy your groceries of the Vari-
ety Store. A nice, new stock just
open id.
Wait for the M. E. church din-
ner and supper April l'J.
Top price in cash paid
1
TIN SHOP
Moved to the Oliwr t>ui11J•..on Oklahoma Av-
enue, third door west I ii st .National Bank.
Thanking the publi mi p, i
ance of your t radi
Respectfully,
(). I). Miller, Tinner.
we )Ucit a continu
ness on a cast and came on down , , .
to visit old friends. He left Mon 1 ^ Ulltt6r End -fJg'S &t the
Jay tor W cbiU via Muskogee 11 urillcrS Stoi'6.
Observations o! . V/isc Old Owl
As the election oi
disasterous effect on t
stood us in hand to ni:
What was a <^reat
owl is tliat both tick'
Tuesday dainu'd iha
I'liisday has had a
• ■Wise OKI Owl it
1 up another Owl.
urprise to this old
betore the voters
: did not belong and
up, clean yards,
s-ns where weeds
it does look to this
is really going to
(hat "does things'
wonld not be run by any flitpie or factions
yet on i l< ' in. (in\ ih. onu two old fac-
tions wee very much in evidence, that
have been in "xistanc'. since the year 1.
In spite of the bitter oppsition, how-
ever. we -;i i llu h; ml t ' pi ogress on every
hand.
New buildings goit
streets and alleys. Gar
usually have grown, a.
old owl that Hennesst
get on the map as a ci
Instead of joints and bootleggers, the
town is also cleaned i;p in a moral way,
too. Instead of the low element that some-
times dominate and hinder Progress, we
have a law abiding people ready to say a
good word for our town.
Now, as the ticket :s nominated, whe-
ther it be booster or knocker, nothing re-
mains for us to do but to make it unani-
mous.
We cannot believe that any right think-
ing man, or set of men will deliberately
plunge our city in <i ' t. thereby raising the
taxes, to an enormous pitch; his town, the
place he calls i ae the city he takes so
much pride in, without a reasonable assur-
ance that it will also raise the value and re-
turn to each property holdtr i hundred fold
in the wa\ of increa.-ed population and ad-
dition of new enterprises.
Let's now bury the hatchet, handle and
all, and take off ou'r iats and roll up our
sleeves and go to work for Progress and
everything that the word implies.
DR
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Crearr
Pure, Healthful, Of .
Its active prir. olely
grape acid and baking
soda. It makes the food
more delicious a. 1 i olv-
sorne.
The Jow price '' lovr grade
powders put 'Ome
phosphates in .«•? i.
Ask Your Do ctor i- Ibout That
rj-u- i
The Love Letters ot a
Confederate Genf. a
W
E begin in the No\
 f real Ion o I i m : writ: i
heroes t<  I i . .■ t
'oi I«i V 5« i hi • ^rv .ti n, r.
posterity .i h.ivi |
most brilliant ti.it in
t lie world. 11 w.i ,i i i I
a general, t!i n Ion tin
thentie lii .tors - i«l e\(|iii ti.• •
sound a human not< thai ti. 
literature h is dour in a <1- ..• !<
literature. N'mt simply < an't .i
story o! tlit Civil W.ir now publi >ln i! 1
\t he freshnesii • if ,i . intempornrj
v and hold your interest from fir t to laj
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please s.i ncl r.ie i'.K. for N
Nov., L)- . and Jan. \
Name.
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$10,000 in trash *''r:zes
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Those Peruna i'-: imonials
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n t i«'i
"T
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■United, unrewa
:tly or indir c
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of tret) t me'it
complete r. :i«■ f by
rutia Thev trs' i■
me unrp<j"  s! >il, i;; 1
ed in unv \\;iy. <1
Tki« r h.ive Klinp! ' jflrari. <1 from
my private correspondence m'h pa-* j
tfmts that have i en more
under my treatm^n* or *. ; my,
remedies.
No remedy, 0fT1ci.1l or nnofl", 1*1, I .
a creator accredited  >: . i f 1 th
claims we make for it than Peruna ;j-
a remedy for catarrh.
I have never been opposed i
time to the reputations off*
Pure Food and Drugs Act. i am mot
now opposed 10 its proviHior> mj<
opposed 11  the propo ed $ nem
to tfivp to s psrtlsan : >a r 1 ol
elans the unqualified tho
tld« ah tit all therapeutic r \ .
hey Obtained ?
! •* 1- for n proprietary medl-
H i manifestly unjust to refer
it <;u 'ions to a hotly of men who
ali-emly «onvinced f)f the worthless-
■ priet a ry medicines. To g)y<
•: i ;i hotly < f men the unlimited
: uMi'iri: y to d^cidt- whether our clnlm.1
r Peruna are valid or not is a ma.nl
violation of my constitutions
1 \ 'Iilins .ore based both on cred-
ib! th  ri tical grounds and upon ir
Iint I am qui1'
i: t' l. !v« our claims as to th
■ >n of Pnruna properly urn
ly investigated, and if founc
e u proper penalty should bi
1 '  i If I urn maUinff any statc-
« : ts r ■ rning disease, as to th<
•  or danger of any dls
.f I am making any such state-
•its v;s to unnefOHsarlly frighten tI*e
people hy fftlse assumptions, I am will.
to submit to any unbiased tribune
or investigation.
M A lie- Boglf. S03 Clinton St., Cir
1 U) '• rite "I want to In
form you what Peruna has done for
I have h< en afflicted with catarri
i i have tried different
meel I'ines nnd none seemed to do rn*
1 until I used Peruna. I hav«
keo ,:ix l ottIoh and can praise it verv
•hly for the good it has done me
■ '!   find if of great benefit to rn>
• 'Mr. ii." PKRT'XA TS FUR ?ALI
,\T ALL TJKTJO STORKS.
SPnfMf, ISOTICPJ—Many persons
n. 'ciritr inquiries for tho old*
i. i. To such would* Sft/i
formutn is now put out under the
rrt" of i;.\ TAH-Nf), manufactured
1.'' . Company. Columbus*
l ■ m .«nd they win ee
scU to #vxid you a frtio UuokiiK.
£> iW.Y -kiW''
il 8Z
We have one of most
modern and up-io-date printing
establishments isi an> town of
this size, we do all kinds of work
from the smallest job up to a
book. Why don't you try us and
see what we can do. We guar-
antee satisfaction on all our
work. We solicit your patronage
Press- Dem oc rat
Alt Dc'mocr&ls
The postmaster election next l
Saturday is of vital importance to,
•t«ry citizen, republican as well
democrat. We are sorry that all
cannot vote. But every demo-
crat should vose l y all m
If you come in and vo < next
Saturday can aid ve^v materially
in securing the l" -t man for this
important position.
Consider ability and the man
vhr is situated so he can devote
most of his time and energy o
the oflic;. One who has the wel-
fare of the community at heart
Cast your,vote for the best man
The Willing Workers of the
Christian church will serve dinuer
m xt Saturday, April 5, st the
John Overton building on Noith
Main. Come and eat with the
ladies, Your presence is needed,
Buy Where You Can Buy
Cheap.
Good white Idaho eating
potatoes, Saturday, the .~>th
at 65c per bushel :it the Far-
mers' Union Market House.
H H S Entertainment Saturday
Night
The High School hns entered I
, into a musical and athletic and
literary contest with Marshall.
! The musical and literary con-
I test wi'l be held at Marshall Friday
i night. April 11. Part of the pro
gram given Saturday night here
j will be in the nature of a contest j
| to determine who shali represent j
j Hennessey at Marshall
j A small admission fee of 10c
I will be charged for the bencht of
^the athletic association.
Missionary Lecture
M. s M .Myrtle Foot.e, a return-
1 missionary from Turkey, will
"ivi i lecture at Ihe Congrega-
tional chun h Thursday evening,
April 10, at 7:10 p- m.
Rev. Tho;. II Harper of Okla-
' inn City.; ays her address before
hi* congregation v is one of the
inn :t in-piring and educational
they had ever heard-
Miss Poote will also speaW Fri-
day afternoon at 2:3p at the
< ■ i ui r a I;. 1 crs body is invited.
Admir Mon tree A silver offering
will be taken,
The ladies ot the M li: cirurck
will give a dinner and supper on
April 11).
Good coal oil at 2 gallons
for 25c, or 5 gallons for 60c,,
at the Farmers Union Mar-
ket House.