The Hartshorne Sun. (Hartshorne, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1909 Page: 6 of 8
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-■AGE SIX
THE HAPiTSHO.'lNC SUN'
w
e desire to announce tlmt we are showing com
pktc lines of Fall and Winter Goods in all De-
partments. We call special attention to the departments
devoted to Ready to-wear Garments, Millinery, Under
wear, Gloves, Shoes and Hosiery. Also fine Dress Goods.
Otir showings in these departments is larger than at any
previous time in our history.
We cordially invite you to come to McAlester and
pay our store a visit whather you intend buying or not
the welcome will be equally sincere in either instance.
■, ages tin- lioiiM-rh is doing lias ECZEMA CURABLE!
i 111• ■ ■ ■«I l'"i educational motion PROOF NOW AT 25 c!
filth- Mv in ' III'' rnnrilhillN I- s ;
i In nation incur* by it. .Mor. Try the Oil of Wintergreen Com
mill illil 'ill. ti. must deli.at.' pound—Itch is Instantly
JuuuM urfiffifLM
mcalester, okla.
We refund your car fare on all purchases of $15.00 or over
and dangerous surgical opi ■
I lolls arc stllilicd by cHlllcril ,il
film. Tltc tipcralion itsclf. if si r
iom i ari ha • no spectators. i
fi'W it tin ii'okI. Tim siirjfi■.
'Ii : 11- I \v : I 11 a 111111. III \ to
in I lie pict iircj ' the opcrntioi
is performed ibelorc the en men
i|iiii'l; ly, ili-ftly; later the film mn
Relieved.
NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION
December Sixth to Eighteenth
the Dates and City of Omaha
Is the Place.
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STORES DYNAMITED
Two Buildings Demolished at A1
derson Early Saturday
morning.
I no infornuilion about tIn
Siiturdn v.
Harly Saturday morning an c.T.-
! losion of dynamite liadly wreek-
d two buildings in Alderson, on
the store kept by Tolll l'riec Hud
tile other a building adjoining it
At the time of the explosion
Price was lying on a col in his
store. The floor beneath him
was blown into splinters and his
col broken to pieces, yet he was
not injured.
In the adjoining bouse the
floor was broken up badly. In
lliis place there were three men
and one woman. There, too, a
nan was lying on a cot which
was broken into kindling wood,
but lie was only slightly injured
The floor was blown up and
the man on the cot declares that
lie was elevated to the ceiling.
The force of the explosion is
shown by the fact that there was
a table in the room a pack of
• arils lying on it. Tile table was
blown to pieces as were all the
chairs in the room and the cards
on the table were driven into
the boards of the ceiling until
pieces of them remain there.
Deputy Sheriff llaynes went
over there after the exploison
and looked over the scene, but
the officers have no idea who did
the deed and there have been no
arrests. This is the second ex-
plosion of this kind in Alderson
within a lew months, a former
one completely destroying a lions
occupied by some objectionable
characters. All the parties whose
lives Were endangered this time
are negroes.
The sheriff's office gave out
Education by Motion Pictures,
I'pon the white screen is shown
a stalk pushing its way ii|> from
the ground: leaves developing,
bolls swelling, then bursting lo
reveal the white substance with-
in; and in a few niomenls the
whole life of a cotton-plant Mas
been in review of a hall lull of
people who never saw one grow-
ing.
Next may conic a factory
wherein some industry of na
tional importance is carried on:
every process appears in c\aet
detail. Then a film taken by
Chinese photographers, imported
by way of San Francisco, show
ing how tea is grown, harvested
and prepared. A Russian or
Australian film may follow. Then
a mountain-climbing scene, with
rope and ice-axe in use; a battle
Wright s aeroplane in I'lighi. a
camel caravan.
The whole world is not only
seeing but making inotion-pii
turcs. The phonograph and tin
vitagraph have penetrated ever,
continent and are pleasing or
instructing all manner of man
from the Zulu to the Merlin dor
tor nf philosophy. Purely on tin
theatrical side the industry has
become so great as to require
subdivision. A distinct special
ty has thus grown ii|> in tie
making of ''chasers." as those
series are called wherein polici
men. nurse girls, grocers and
other characters go through oh
stnc.Je races at great speed.
Most recent and most marvel
Ions are sonic of the scientific
uses of motion-pictures. Thus,
the Merchants' Association of
New York, convinced of tie ra
eii to e thousand sin
• i- • The pieturcs can lie run
' \ I.. 'I til t tile Nllei niiillhl .
ill using tin implements may be
-. '•n. Tin \ can lie repeated a
t'lolls.; nl tinies ami made in dtl-
p!ieate tor many selunils.
I'lie formation of a voluntary
' " anus, mil for censuring motion
pictures in tin- interest of pub
lii moralil;> lias received tnueli at-
Icut ion. Vile as important as
this praiseworthy effort of tin
ma n ii fact urers to prune enterta na
'"•nt of any objectionable fea-
tures is tin daily discovery of
• lee new eilucationa.] or Inisi
s use to which pictures can
be put. and educators the eoiin-
;ry over are actively aiding in
iggesting new films. Trade, ad-
vertisement, surgery, coiuilierce.
tin training of soldiers- whin
work , ill not 1' motion-pie tnr. -
b • ; to do Oklahoma <"i.\
CAN T BE SEPARATED
Some Hartshorne People Have Learn
ed How to Get Rid of
Both.
a nil k ill in ■> actio are twin
le buck
: y aclie.
brot tiers.
v i.u i un'i si p.i i'.c ; In in
And you can't |'-l i iii e
ache until you cure the li
If ttie kidneys • r .veil ;■ jn* strong,
tin i i ei, is jirelty sure
to lie in vigorous health.
I lean's Kidney fills make strong
heart j kidneys.
■I Y Crenshaw. Main St.. Wilbur
lull, Okla., says: "I certainly am
in a position ..peak Welt of (Joan's
Kidney Pills, \bout six month.-, ago
I was bothered lo iitiiie an extent bj
rheiimalic pains in my shoulders utui
a dull ache across my kidneys. 1
noli' si that the kidney secretions
were scanty and irregular in passag*
and tln se symptoms loid me that my
kidn ■■;. s w i re disordered I finally
pie nr. ,| ;t bo:: of Doan's Kidney IM11
and began using tlieni. 1 gave tliis
remedy a thorough trial and found it
tu 11 v« up to the ctaliiif; inudt >r it.
l a p tins am! a. hes soon disappear
"J and tie pa.-.-:, -i .. of tin kidneys
seei'" i;)ns b ■ nine regular." :!.V2t.
For sah ay all dealers. I'ri .> .">0
cfcuts. foster Milburn Co., Huffalo.
Ne*. York, sol agents for tile i'nited
States.
Hemeniber the a,inn 'mil's and
take no other.
Any arti 'ic of food that ought
in i go it111 your home will
not go ti: il out of this store.
Chandler A. Hrown, phone. N.">. tf.
"I h n ■ h en somewhat costive, but
Dean's Kcgulets gave just the re-
sult:- desired. They act niildlj and
regulate (lie bowels perfocily."
George H. Krause, iillii Walnut Ave.,
Alloona. fa. .'.til l.
'' A stitch in timo saves nine.'
Insure your property with I. 1).
Patterson. and be safe. tf.
McAlester Merchants Want Your Business
We Will Refvmd Your are Going and Coming.
When you make a purchase from any member of the Retail .Merchants Association von will lie
given a coupon showing the amount of your purchase whether il be one or two or ten dollars. If
all the coupons received from the different merchants amount to .-15.00 or more ymi will receive
at the offices of the Choctaw Hallway and Lighting Co., at .McAlester one cmpleti round trip
ticket to Haileyville and back or Hartshorne and back. If you live at Krebs you need buy but
*5.00 worth to receive your complete round trip ticket, .$7.00 if vou li\. at Alderson -1(M)0 if
yon live at Bache, and $12.00 if you live at Dow. Otirplan to refund vour fare going
and coming makes your shopping day at McAlester a source ot'p lea sure as well as of profit.
Ask fror Your Coupons at the Following Stores*
The Model Clothing Store The Grand Leader
Ben Durlee & Co. Ray De La Mater, Jewelry Store
Ed Cole, Clothier Daniel's Drug Sore
Fuller's Less Expensive Store Downs Hardware Co.
Mazer's Jewelry Store
Nathan Levy, Clothier
Stewart's Grocery
Tanner Hardware Co.
Diamond Hardware Co.
Choctaw Tailoring Co.
Wcimer Mercantile Co.
Hayden Gun Store
Edwards Book Store
For Further information se
Homer Arnold Grocery Co.
Kress & Co. 5-10 -25 Cent Store
Clark Grocery Store
J. B McAlester hardware Co.
The Hub Clothing Store w S. Ambrose
K. C. Grocery Store Howell Hardware Co.
Landes Bros. Furniture Store Ales Burba
A. Deibel Bakery The Globe.
Powell Paint Company George Chaney
or address the secretary. .Ins. .Ma/it
RETAIL MERCHANT'S ASSOCIATION OF MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA
It is usually very cos
consult a specialist in any dis-
casi but lor 2.i cent oil a spe
ci.tl •offer, we can now give to
those sul'fei ing from eczema or
any form of skin 0 ease abso-
lutely instant relief, with prospei
of an early cure.
A special trial bottle of tile oil
of wintergreen as compound in
the Chicago Laboratories ol tile
I>■ I'. 1'. < oinpany may lie had
in our store on this special 2.'i
cent offer. 'Ibis one bottle will
convince you we know il we
vouch for it.
Tell years of success with this
mild, soothing wash, i). IJ. 1).
Prescription, lias convinced lis,
and we hope you will accept ihe
special 2."> cent offer so, that you
also w ill lie convinced.
Relating to $1 Checks.
('ongressiiian Swagcr shcrley.
who was a tin iubcr of the .loint
<'oiniiiittec on tin Revisiojn of
the Laws, which codified all the
criminal laws of the I'nited
States, explains that section hav-
ing to do with $1 cheeks. This
will lie of interest to merchants
and others, for il is a suction that
lias caused considerable trouble.
In explaining this section Mr.
Sherlcy said;
Tills sect ii >ii is 1 alply tin re-
enactment of cxistiiu law. It
was first enacted as Se,-t ion L' of
tile,act of .1 ttly 17. l.Mi2. Ill lSti2.
silver was being hoardcii and
fractional coins were ■ ry se,ir-e,
ami as a result, postage stamps
Were being largely a- I by nisi
ii.ss men '• r el, uv . In onb-r
to a void litis n . 11 \'< • 111 ci 11 - many
nierchaiits i -siieii pi nil a - oi In ir
own coinage, and alse at the
sain ■ 1 im• or shortly thereafter,
t-■.tied stni ■ cheeks. 'I'll—eiieck
w 'l'i of btiiftiu's - if i lie store or
place ol btisiiii ss it i irm is-
suing them and wi n the iinn
small store hecks for lit, and
2a ' Us passeiI cm .-.'lit as money.
11 was to pre\ eir , oni intia-
tion of sue It priii tie.- that the
statute was uncled, dies t: t
|i I'feijt coin iin-ri I ;■ ordinary
Ijbank ellcel'.S a ml w as l|e\ | so
ientL . 1. Hank eli ek> ar- not
intended to cii i'iilat. a> :, ■ int y .
or within the n aning of th sta
t lit I . ar tile;. til lie I'eeei \ il Of
issued ill lieu nt' lav lil in tn y
They are demand notes on hanks
for the pay men, in la v 'ill moii y
of the sum state,| II the check,
a ml this sect ion will not in i ny
way interfere with the ordinary
i ustoin of using cite l<> iii com-
mercial affairs." K.\.
Baptist Church Notes,
Splendid day was last Sabbath
nt our church.
The Sunday school was I'iu
every officer and tec In r in
their place
The preaching hour was all at
■d by a g.-el aiidieiic- ind a
line spirit was shown.
i hie \ ry vaI ita lib aildil ion a!
ti is s..|'\ jec. (Jul' ■■ i nil ai'ner ••='
Ibiil' y\ ilie people were present.
• >ii' |',. V. I'. I'. was a record
breaker, our young people are a
'iii" s.i and an leaking rapid
strides toward better things.
A tin audience as p" .nt
at the evening service •■.nil the day
closed as a great day lo us all.
Quite a number I if our p"opli
v ill attend tii" Haptist ('onveii
;ion at <'hiekitsha this \ I:.
Services next Sabbath as usual
We invite 11 public generally .
<!. R. Navlor. Pastor.
A Scildcd Boy's Shrieks.
Horrified tiis ueaiiiliiiotlu r, > rs,
Maria Taylor, of Neiio, Ky., who
writes ilmi, when nil tiiougllt lie
would die I in !:h n . Vrali a Salve
wholly eared him. Infallible I'm
Rrulacb. Cures IVver-Soi's. Boils.
Skin Erupilonn, Chilbialn , Clmiijied
Hands. Soon rants I'll. L'k a City
Drug Store. 35-41.
Send us ;*orr news items.
The Hock Island b'ailn.ad i>
'tiding out i a in pi, s c ne ru-
ng III .\'a i iona I t' >ri, Iv; posit i n
n • ,:i!ia I >'■' b I" l> Tie- ili-
iroduclioii says:
While sentiment ma\ have
I 'iccli ii spoils ' |c for till' great I'V-
| positions 1 ha have been held in
ji'hicago, St. Louis. Jamestown.
Portland and Seattle, there was
i n; intent in t In organi; atiou
of llii National Corn Exposition
which is to be hi ll! I'nr t lie t hird
• on . hi i\ e year in I >liui ha. I >cc.
ii to Is. IflOi).
The •' ('orn Show, as il is ci in-
i, nly called, is an educational
■nt efpj ,s orgaiii/i d In busiiie-.'
na n for the influence its educa-
tional features will have on the
iiiiiiercial world, by the pis
diiciion of more and better grains
on A iiierican fa 'ins.
More grain is needed and bct-
t. grains and grasses are de-
lnanded. The reason some peo-
ple have to work from daylight
0 dark is because so many arc
not doing the work right.
Il is impossible for one farmer
to know how to get the greatest
pos ible results from hi^' farm.
1 i: is informal ion lias been accu-
mulated Hi rough the broadgtiag-
(i investigations of the Govern-
■1 I.I ., . I is being disseminated
I ii i!i_h • 11j111\ channels. The
Slates 11a\ i In en accumulating
knowledge of practical scicntil'i
farming at iheir experiment -' 1
I) .lis and agricultural college..
What they have learned, with the
assistance of thousands of enter-
prising I'.arincrs !hronglioiit ;.': ■
count ry. is also In ing put foi l ..
To secure this informa; - a
in. iin increase of y ichl and. coii-
s ipielitly, profits to tin ai nar.
Ten years' profit may be lost in
experimenting as to the best, crop
to raise on a forty-acre farm; a
fortune might lie made by a
far a "' while planting and liar
v. si ing, • an r a Iter year, a va ri>
;. of aoi'ii, wheat, oats or gras
which is not adapted to a par
ti liar I oca I ii.v. Yel a fa rnier ;
am hep Si ate, where soils. . a
and rainfall ar similar in :,,
rave worked i; all out year;- age
For yea is each fa finer has been
r ing to answer the <|ii< sti<.il of
■a ttiii.: from I Ii* soil t lie gr-at
est possible pofits, fromp his own
'.er-otnil xpericiice or that of
ii ■ iaimeiliate neighbors.
Ti' \aiioiml < orn Kxposition
, lb ■ most graphic means the
ariin r . business men. grain oeai-
M's and nianufacturers of farm
mat hinery could devise for (lis
- ■ aiina I ing I he aceiiiiiuiaI c I
knowledge of all the generations
dwelling in all climes and mak-
ing it accessible to the American
fa riuers.
I i- I be first great agricultural
- iow held in a county more de-
pend nt on agriculture I ban any-
thing else.
PHONE 31.
I hnvc.'i^.'.in taken charge
of the Laundry and guar-
antee satisfaction to nil
my patrons.
A! I work en lied lor and
delivered.
L. F. WIENEKE, Proprietor.
I • CM . 1.1 |. u. IIAVIS
CAGLE DAVIS
L!ac:.sir:(hs and Woodworkers
IIoi v'shociiio, Cnrriage and
IUiggy Repairing.
' '.mi r pairing a specialty.
Shop Back o? Fostoffice
III Ii. ik'nill!
Prackia! Fainter
and Professional Paper Hanger
Lstimate furnished on any job—
large or small. A lirst class
work guaranteed.
I'. (). It ox .'if 2,1 lartsborne, Okla.
JOHN 3. BANKS
TRANSFER.
Sp.-eial attention paid to th
moving i t household goods
and enr stuff,
i. t.i:t'tiiixi: xo. r
i. BOND
P 'lYSiCIAN AND SURGEON
i )!•! ICi : IKU'RS 1 lo " 1,1 12
I 3:00 to 5:00 p. in.
office ovei r.oinl stone building.
riartshorne, Okla.
A. C. SEWELL
ATI 1 >R.\'i;V-.\T-LA\V
I inrtshorne, Okla.
OfPrs Mi '■ I Building
Roonii 2 and 3
PHONES ' HesTdenco3302
DR. I, F. MAHAFFAY
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate ot Amtrictn Sihcol of O'.teopalhy ol Kirksviltt
Mo., Under Dr. A, T. Sttlll, founder
ALESTtR, OKLAHOMA
Let Us Move You
propei ((iiii|)inentuii(lcare-
'"■ lii'l] \\e move vour furni-
t lire w it Ik nit (latnagc Wc do a
General Transfer Business.
11 E H E N D R I C K
NEW MAJESTIC OPENING
Forced Into Exile.
Win. I'iicliurch nf Glen (ink, Okla.,
v\as an exil from Inline. Mouiltaill
air, he thought, would cure a fright-
ful luiigrticking cough that had de-
i"i- ■ i all remedies for two years, \fter
ix months lie returned, death dog-
Kin;; his steps. "Then I began to use
I it-. King's New Discovery," lie
writ' s, and after taking six bottles
t am as well as ever." It saves
thousands yearly from desperate
Indiseases. Infallible for Coughs
and Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and
Sore Throat. Cures Grip, Bronchitis.
I l"iiiorrii,aaes, Asthma. Croup. Whoop-
ing Cough, .'ilk and $intl, trial bot-
tle fr ■ guaranteed by The City Dru
Store. ;t."i-t4.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
livening prayer and sermon ev-
en Sunday evening, except the
first Sunday evening in the
month when the order of service
will be Holy t'oinniiinioii and ser-
mon. Kverybody is cordially in-
\ i I ed to attend these services.
We v. John Grainger,
11'. M inister-in-< 'ha rge.
A new line of syrups just rc-
I eived., They are sure to please
you. Chandler it Hrown. I'lionc
85.
Mg Bill Bittner in "At Piney
-tidgc- Monday Night.
^1 r. ! t l ist es aniiotuiees I he
''■ii i opening of Ins cozy play
bouse, i lie New .Majestic, Monday,
.November l.i. with the popular
i iie Mi!: I iittiier company. pre-
- nt ing "At I'iuey Widge." The
Bradley-Noe Indies orchestra will
"in ert from -s to :{ :{o |
every I'M'iiing.
This pretty little theatre bus
a 11aii• i>11y . boxes, opera chairs and
is thoroughly equipped in every
way, Heating over itui people*
I here will lie a change of play
even other niglii. with matinee
Saturdays at li a!() p. ni.tehildrcll
inc. adults Jtle any part of the
house, \ ialil prices, l()-20-H0e.
'"■ales on sale toinorriHv at !> a.
in., at I 'alae. drug store, .McAles-
ter.
'' Graustark,''
org. Irr .MeCiitcheon. the
author of "Graustark" or A Love
I '" hind a I lirone. to lie presented
at the liusli\ I'lieatre on Tues-
day, \u llith. is said to have
received liver eighty thousand ■
dollars in om year as royalties
from tin sale of the book,
• lodging by the size of the an-
d n't lees ibe play is drawing, he
will receive more III,'in thai Ibis
season from the ploy.
Try "Jersey Cream" when
you want something satisfying—
Tucll's.
Try Queen Klour iicxi time. All
leading sell it. tf.
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