pnHT MBCPLATIOW
THE SHAWNEE DAILT KEW.t, SHAWNEE. OKLAHOMA. THL'KSPAT, SEPTEMBER 7, 1MI.
PAGE THRE1
FOB SALE.
WANTED
. GUARD
MYSTERY IN DEATH
OF INDIAN WOMAN
anted—A competent nui'Be girl.
« H. Maxey, 618 N. Park St.
, 22. 6"3t
ANTED—To trade t7ro-story five
n house for an automobile and
cash payment. Must anBwer
day morning. L. H. Clark, Reeble
3-2t
FOR SALE—On Broadway car line,
100-foot lot, east front, opposite the
Kirst place, for $15 per foot. Ad-
dress Mrs. S. E. Turlington, Hailey-
ville, Okla. 6"6t
ANTEJD TO BUY—A
on.'in good conditiou.
Phone 18.
delivery
W. W.
3-3t
^NTliD—To exchange vacant
for , a horse and buggy. R-
It, 213 N. Broadway.
Phone 18.
3-3t
ANTED—Old houses to tear
for lumber, or will eifhange
f typewriter for one. Phone 1107.
3-3t
I ANT ED—Good reliable cook. 631
larket. Phone 70. W. J. Roney.
l-8t
FOR SALE—Five acres, within two
blocks of car line, well improved, at
$3,000; $1,500 cash, other $1,500 In
five equal payments at 8 per cent in-
terest. Write B. W, care of News. It
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Four
room houjf, 60x140 corner lot, chick-
en house, gas, good well water, at a
bargain. Call at premises, 627 N.
Union, close to high school. l-6t
FOR SALE—Livery barn building,
124 S. Union. See Gillmore, 519 N
Beard St. 31~3t
[ANTED—I need a Christian
i' who will invest $50 in U. S.
nt Address S. R. Jenkins, care
News. iO-it
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Four
room house, on lots 31 and 32, block
10, Whlttaker addition to Shawnee,
for McAlester, Ok., property. O. P.
Williams, McAlester, Okla.
FOB BENT.
FOR RENT—Four room flat, down
stairs, modern; partly furnished. Call
at 432 N. Broadway, or phone 733. 63t
ANTED—Girl for general house-
k. Call at News office. 24-6t
ANTED—Young man wants a
o stay and work lor board
le attending high school. Chas.
den Shawnee, Okla. 31-3t
FOR SALE—At a bargain, 80 acres
nice young orchard and vineyard, 1
acre blackberries, 40 acres broke. See
J. W. Houchin or J A. Harmon, 208
E-. Main St. 6"3t
Chandler, Okla., Sept. 7.—The Ok-
lahoma National Guard to the num-
ber of nearly 700 officers and men
are encamped here.
The camp, which has! been desig-
nated as "Camp Lee Cruce," In honor
of the commander-in-chief, is located
upon a several-acre tract of sodded
Bermuda with natural drainage, with
in a 15-mlnute march of the State
rifle range. The force consist of 12
companies of infantry, signal corps
hospital corps, engineer corps and
band. Lieut. Col. Jayne is In com-
mand, Col. Hoffman having been
granted a leave of absence. The
majors are Chas. Barrett, Mont I1
Highley and James E. Grlmsley
Capt. Fred Hunter of Company M, of
Oklahoma City, is regimental adju
tant. The sanitation is under charge
of Surgeon Maj. Scott. Maj. Scott
also has charge of the officers' mess
The officers and men got right
Tonight there will be a grand ball
given by the citizens of Chandler for
the officers, and later on there will
be one for the enlisted men.
The troops will remain here for
probably nine days, and one day will
be set apart as "field day" pt which
time the men of the different com-
mands will contest for prizes in
athletics. So far the health of the
men has been excellent and there
have been no accidents. Adj. Gen.
Frank Canton has his headquarters
with the regiment and is a close ob-
server of all movements.
Wewoka, Okla., Sept. 7.—Mystery
shrouds the murder of a Mrs. Bird-
head, an Indian woman 65 years old,
who was found lying unconscious un-
der her bed and died of her injuries
later. Her head had been beaten to
pulp. The woman lived four miles
west of Sasakwa, and left her home
to borrow some peaches from a
neighbor. None of the family was
at home when she arrived and it is
supposed the murderer was lurking
about the place.
ANTEI^AT ONCE—A good 1,200
id work horse, must be sound
pintle. Paliclne Oil Co. 31-St
'ANTED—A middle-aged woman
iaks h?r home with an old lady
mpanion. Address Mrs. John
[ey, Shawnee, Okla., R. R. 3. 22-6t
ANTED — Good Housekeeping
line requires the services of a
entative In Shawnee to look
subscription renewals and to
id circulation by special methods
have proved unusually suc-
jful. Salary and commission,
vious experience desirable, but not
intlal. Whole time or spare time.
r<ths, with references, J. F. Falr-
ts, Good Housekeeping Magazine.
Fourth *Av„ New York City.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
rooms, desirable location. 642 N.
Park St. 6"3t
FOR rent—Ground floor house-
keeping rooms. Apply at 502 N.
Union. Phone Black 658. 7-8t
FOR RENT—A good modern house
and good rooming house, cheap. Call
at G. M. D. Steele Co., 107 N. Broad-
way.
NTED EOK THE C. !>. ARMY.
ble-bodled, unmarried men, be-
bu the ages of 18 and 35, citizens
:he United States, of good char
r and temperate habits, who can
ik read and write the English
;uage. For, Information, apply to
rutting Officer, No. £2% EaBt
street, Shawnee, Okla. A3-2m
LOST AND FOUND.
Kills A Murderer.
A merciless murderer is Appendi-
citis with many victims, but Dr
King's New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate stom
ach, liver and bowels, preventing that
clogging that Invites appendlcitiB,
curing Constipation, Headache, Bil-
iousness, Chills. 25c at all drugglBts.
A tfoon foslOoii.
Can oe haa oy ambidouB young men
and ladles In the Held of "wireless"
or railway telegraphy
Since the eight-hour law became
effective and since the wlrelesi com
panles are establishing stations all
throughout the country, there is
great shortage of telegraphers. Po-
sitions pay beginners from $70 to
$90 a month, with gooO chances for
advancement. The National Tele
graph Institute operates six official
institutes in America, under super-
vision of railroad and wireless offi-
cials and places all graduates lntojvs
positions. It will pay you to write closure.
The following court cases are set
for trlil beginning Monday, Sept. 4,
1911, July term of the superior
court:
Friday, Sept. 8.
Stella LIttleaxe vs. Beo Llttleaxe;
divorce.
O. A. Woods vs. E. A. Pierce as
Sheriff of Pottawatomie County; in
junction.
O. B. Douglas vs. Maude M. Doug-
las; divorce.
Hattie Mark vs. I. J. Hlner, Con
stable of Shawnee Township; in
junction.
Mary Perkins vs. Earnest Perkins
divorce.
Saturday, Sept. 9.
Robt. D. Smith vs. the unknown
heirs of James W. Chauncy, de
ceased; quieting title.
L A. Gilbert vs. John Mahan, from
justice court.
J. W. Shunkweiler vs. A. F. Ken
nedy et al; foreclosure.
Barlett Bros. Land and Loan Co.
Thos. H. Watson et al; foro-
them for full details at Cincinnati
Ohio, Philadelphia, Pa., Memphis.
Tenn., Davenport, Iowa, Columbia,
S. C., or Portland, Ore., according to
where you wish to enter.
CONVICTED THREE TIMES.
Wewoka, Okla., Sept. 7.—For the
third time Dan Scribner has been
convicted of murder by a jury and
this time his sentence Is to life im-
prisonment in the penitentiary. He
was charged with murder In Ponto-
toc County more than two years ago,
convicted and sentenced to hang. He
was successful in obtaining a new
trial and his sentence was to lite
imprisonment.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front
housekeeping rooms, in modern home.
328 N, Philadelphia. Phone 178. 3-3t
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
housekeeping or sleeping, modern.
201 N. Broadway, opposite City hall.
Phone 834 Black. 3-3t
FOR rent—Furnished rooms, with
gas, heat and bath. 643 N. Market.
Phone 605. ^-6t
RoST—Aug. 28, female foxterrier
H black spot on side of head and
V Suitable reward if returned to
4 S. Philadelphia, or phone A,
Ulelt^r, Up-to-Date laundry. 29-St
ft
MISCELLANEOUS.
IS INSURE horses and cattle
flnet death, from any cause. C. C.
,Vk. Office 17% E. Main. 13-lm
+
IF YOC SPEND
THE SUMMER AWAY
HAVE
t'Hh SHAWNEE NEWS
FOLLOW YOU
+
+
+
+
+
+
BUSY BUILDERS
Will find it to their advantage
to purchase their supplies of
lumber where prompt deliveries
are the rule. Our large Btock
and equipments enable us t<
handlo our trade with entire Bat
lsfaction to the consumer. If
you lack lumber for any purpose
whatever, call us up and you'll
get it
TAYLOR LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 112. Cor. Ninth and Oklahoma
Let a want ad hunt lor it—while
you go on about your other business
1 *flalra
Low Fares
to CALIFORNIA
ARIZONA
MEXICO
One way Colonist tickets on
sale daily, Sept. 15 to Oct. 15,
1911, Inclusive, from
SHAWNEE, OKLA.
Only a few points shown be-
low. For fares to other points
and Information as to the lib-
eral stopover privileges accord-
ed. phone, write or see the un-
dersigned.
Los Angeles ....$25.00
San Francisco .. .$254)0
San Diego  $25.00
Pasadena  $25.00
Redland*  $'25.00
Sacramento  $25.00
Santa Barbara ...$25.00
Prescott  $25.00
Phoenix  $25.00
Flag, 'aff ..  $25.00
Tnrson  $25.00
Blsbce  ,..$£BX>
Goldfleld $85.60
Tonopah  $85.60
Iteming  $254M>
Silver Cits'  $25.00
Chihuahua  $25.00
Gnnymas  $82.7"
Mexito City ....$25,00
Through Tourist Sleepers
run dally to California on
Santa Fe fast trains. They have
largo dressing room tor women
and smoking room for men.
Electric lighted. Efficient Pull-
man porter and conductor in
charge. Harvey meals served—
the best in the world. Person-
ally conducted excursions are
run three times a week.
W. L. INOHAM,
' Agent.
£]jj| Shawnee, - - Okla.
*100 Reward, $100.
The readers or <hie paper will be
pleased to iearn that there is at leaat
one dreaaed disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca.
tarrh, being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment
Hall's Catan'h Cure Is takeu inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease by building up the con-
stitution and asslBtaug nature in do-
ing Its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in Its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
for any case that it falls to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Ad-
dress F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by drugglBts, 75c.
David V. Beasley vs. Sallie Beas
ley; divorce.
Monday, Sept. 11.
Union Central Lite Insurance Co
vs. Alexander Meacbants; foreclosure.
Lulu M. Brasbear vs. James R
Brashear; divorce.
Demard Woodward McGee vs. Bruce
McGee; alimony, support and main
tenance.
Aetna Bulldang and Loan Co. vs
R. O. Avery et al.; foreclosure.
Aetna Bulldang and Loan Co. vs
O. H. Keene et al.; money and fore-
closure.
Tuesday, Sept. \12.
Fred Elchenburger vs. John W
Crites et al.; foreclosure of real
property
Foel Bros. vs. G. R. Flinn et al
foreclosure.
Ethel Cofer vs. Frank Cofer; dl
vorce.
W. F. Willie vs. Kate C W. Willis;
divorce.
Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Victoria Brock vs. John C. Brock;
divorce.
Iva F. Stone and Alice as ex, of
the estate of J. R. Hurford, deceased;
foreclosure.
Geo. M. Hudson vs. Jerusha Hud-
son; divorce.
J. H. Hutchinson vs. Jennie Say-
ler, G. A. Smith et al.; foreclosure.
Oklahoma State Bank vb. W. G.
French et al.; attachment.
Thursday, Sept. 14.
Lentil
IftVIT STOCK ^
NNEAPPU
WE KNOW
that there are lots of good Fountain
Fruits and Flavors on the market.
But we have been running a foun-
tain a long time and have never
yet seen quite such good fruits and
flavors as Crown Cordial and Ex-
tract Co.
WE SERVE ONLY THESE AT our
SODA FOUNTAIN.
OPPOSITE CITY HALL.
Wallace Mann
The Longmire-Draper Company
210-212 E. Main St.
UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS
W. J. RONEY, Director, Phone No. 70.
Calls answered promptly
Day Phone I OS]
Night Phones I 39
70 and Red I 300
Fila Merrlngton vs. Richard Mer-
rlngton; dlvort%.
T. A. Caldwell vs. D. V. Lackey;
quieting title.
Maude Wldeman vs. J. H. Wide-
man; divorce
Minnie E. Wilson vs. C. B. WlUon;
divorce.
Robert Simpson vs. LewiB C. Hag-
gard et al.; foreclosure.
Friday, Sept. 15.
Sadie L. Henning vb. Henry Hen-
ulng; divorce.
F. J. Frols vs. Vaclaw Bruza;
money on note.
Union Central Life Insurance Co
vs. Mary Dragoo et al.; foreclosure
Union Central Life Insurance Co.
vs. Will Hammett et al.; foreclosure.
Get some dinner palls to going
some manufacturing plan:*}—so that
the working man may have some-
thing to do.
BEAD mis.
This certines that *e have lold
Texas Wonder for a number of yeart
and find it to be the best Kidney,
Bladder and Rheumatic remedy we
have ever sold. We have as yet to
hear the first complaint. Shawnee
Drug Co., Cor. Main and Broadway.
FOR SALE—Section mapB of Potta-
watomie county, at The Shawnee
Newa office.
It fj part of my profeaeional
service to show women how
to correctly wear their cortett
Let me lelect and fit, in the se-
clusion of your liome, that comfort-
able, classy, perfect garment —
1he Spirella Corset
No other is no
flexible, yet per-
manently shape-
retaining an
Spirella
Boning
Light, cool, sani-
tary,comfortable.
Guaranteed (or
one year against
rust or breakage.
My personal
services are free.
I guarantee a per-
fect fitting, modish
Spirella Coraet.
An appointment wilh ji
mr [Jam no obligation b
on you—ia arranged to * ^
your convenience   "iiONINU*
Po.J cardorphone
cut will bring me.
MRS. CllAS. E. DKOEGE
601 N. Pottenger. Phone Black 1199.
c
A gas meter that automatically
prints a bill for the amount of gas
consumed whenever It is desired Is a
novelty.
Blount F. WiiTldson M. H. Davidson
DO YOU KNOW that in case of loss
to your household furniture, you
are required under all Insuranct
contracts to make a complete in-
ventory of property destroyed.
HAD YOU THOUGHT how difficult
this would be, In case you had to
make It up from memory?
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, we
have purchased a supply of house-
hold inventories to be uaed In mak-
ing up a schedule of your house-
hold effects.
IF YOU WILL CALL AT OUR OF-
FICE we will be glad to give you
one of them for your own use.
BLOUNT F. DAVIDSON * CO.
Phone (IU1. 11®" Enf,t s,a,n
ANT AD ORDER BLANK
BE SHAWNEE NEWS, Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Enclosed find $  In payment for publishing the following advertisement for.
.daye
fhe Shawnee News aa per rate quoted below:
k
NAME  
ADDRESS.
COPY FOR AD
* NOTICE—The classified rates In The News are one cent a word for the first Insertion and half a
:ent 'a «ord for additional insertions, except that no classified ad Is accepted one Urns for less than 20
cents or three times for less than 25 cents. Count the word, and remit at these rates. Nothing charged In
this column—send the cash.
DR. C. KARRINGTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist In Rectal, Sexual and
Women's Diseases.
Office: Rooms I and <
117W North Broadway
SHAWNEE LODGE, No. 88,
I. 0. 0. F.
Meets every Thursday night.
Visiting brethren welcome.
SAGE AND SULPHUR.;
Made Her Look Twenty Years Younger
READ MRS. HERRiCKS SWORN STATEMENT
State of New Yokk
County at Moniof.
Rochf.STK , N. Y.
Nancy A. Herrick, bein* duly worn, depose and
savs When I w . a pri I had a head of heavy long
dark brown hair which wss the envy of my friends and
which attracted the attention and remarks of strangers,
but as 1 L'rew older it comments* to come out. Wben
my hair was quits thin and gray, I was «duc«d by
many Rood reports I had heard of Wyeth . Sage and
Sulphur to try a bottle; and you can imagine rev satis-
faction when i found my hair was fast coming back to it
natural condition. I continued to use Sag* and Sulphur
until tny hair was as heavy, dark and smooth as whet) .
was a girl of sixteen. It is now four years since I be-
gan using and Sulphur and ray hair is m splendid
condition.
JtasryAdMc.
You Can Look Tears Younger by Using
Electric
Bitters
Made A New Man Of Him.
"1 was suffering from pain in my
stomach, head and back," writes 11.
T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C.,"and mv
liver and kidneys did not work right,
but four bottles of Electric Hitlers
made me feel like a new n:in."
PRICE 50CTS. AT *Ll DRUG STORES.
w YETH S
lACE^SULPHi.M
H A I R UC M C P ¥
It ii an Elegant, Refreshing Dressing
It Makes the Hair Soft and Glossy It Quickly Removes D«nd*uf!
It Stops Hair Failing and Makes the Hair G?ow
It Restores Gray Hnir to Natural Color
PRICE 50c. AMD $1.00 A BOTTLE
AT ALL DHUG6IST8
J yoeff <o« not k««p It. ■■  *••• *■ •"
7<m a large ksWs. ««( «   rep«M.
. Md we will
Wyeth Chemloal Company, 74 Cortlandt SI. New York,
_ . r_>. „t „ Sane Hud Sulphur Toilet Soap Tree to anyone win wttJ •wad
FREF «*>• •dverti.em.1t vrtth 10c in stamp, to cover oo.t ol wrapping .-1
FOB 8ALE ASD KECOJT*F*I>ED BY WALLACE MA!*!* DHUG C0„ OPPOSITE CITY HALL.