THE ELLIS COUNTY CAPITAL ANETT OKLAHOMA
Life
Was a
Misery
Mrs F M Jones of
Palmer Okla writes: -“From
the time 1 en-
tered into womanhood
I looked with dread
from one month to the
next: I suffered with my
back and bearing-down
pain until life to me was
a misery I would think
1 could not endure the
pain any longer and I
gradually got worse
Nothing seemed to
me until one day
I decided to
TAKE
1
V-U
The Woman’s Tonic
“ 1 took four bottles”
Mrs Jones goes on to
say “and was not only
greatly relieved but can
truthfully say that I have
not a pain
“It has nowrbeen two
years since I tookCardui
and I am still in good
health 1 would ad-
vise any woman or girl
to use Cardui who is a
sufferer from any female
trouble”
If yousufferpain caused
from womanly trouble or
if you feel the need of a
good strengthening tonic
to build up your run-down
system take the advice
of Mrs Jones Try Car-
dui It helped her We
believe it will help you
All Druggists
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SENATOR OWEN’S REPLY
REGARDING SEEDWHEA
Hon T J Eldredge
Arnett Oklahoma
I am in receipt of your letter o!'
the 13lh instant I have been mak-
ing every effort to render assistance
to the farmers of the Northwest sec
tion of Oklahoma Have had the
matter up with the Secretary of
Agriculture and have undertaken
to get the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs to make additional deposits
of Indian funds in the hanks of that
section so as to assist the banks in
taking care of credits for the pur-
chase of seed wheat
It is impossible to get legislative
relief directly Upon further con-
sideration yoij will realize the dif-
ficulty of the situation The op-
ponents to such legislation argue
that if we are going to give relief
of this character to one section of
the country we will have to give it
to all and that the Treasury could
not stand the large appropriation
which would be required Some-
time ago Pendeavored to get relief
for a drough stricken section of Ok-
lahoma but was wholly unsuccess-
ful Very respectfully
Robert Owen
Harmon Breezes
Delightful weather wheat and
grass growing farmers smiling
Mrs Arthur Roy is back on the
farm for a few days
Ed Kelly and family visited at
T A Kellys Sunday
Mrs Alice Cocanower took din-
ner at Mrs Bridwells Tuesday
Cecil and Glenn Bridwell started
for Colorado Monday
Ed Griffith is the owner of a
Dodge car
Dr Hill and wife of Fargo were
the guests of Ora Schroder and
wife Sunday
Grandma Wests daughter Jennie
from near Syracuse Kansas is here
visiting
Frank Clarks boys have been
turning the soil over getting ready
to sow wheat
Quite a number of the Harmon
people atteuded church at Olive
Hill Sunday night
DISPLAY FROM MONTANA
The farmers and lerchants bank
is in receipt of a display of farm
products from J F Noll of Lam-
bert Montana formerly a citizen
of this section Included in the dis-
play is rye wheat oats barley
flax and a number of other crops
which grow in the Montana coun-
try The samples are good ones
and speak very highly of the Mon-
tana country The Noll family
seem to be well pleased with their
new home
$200 AT STAKE
$200 is a reasonable estimate of
the money you would lose should
you attend any other business coll-
ege in preference to the Jackson
University otherwise known as
America’s Ideal School Investi-
gate now Absolute proof furnish-
ed $75 monthly guaranteed to
our shorthand and bookkeeping
graduates who complete the full
English course Greatest school
catalogue ever written sent free
Address Walter Jackson President
Chillicotbe Mo
Publication Summons
State of Oklahoma:
EllisCounty SS — In the Dis-
trict Court in and for said County
and State
John W Probert Plaintiff
vs
Eyerett II Aten Bessie
Aten his wife Fowler Real-( No
ty Co a Corporation 1652
George E Davison and
Sibyl I Davison his wife
Defendants
The State of Oklahoma: — To Ever-
ett II Aten Bessie Aten his wife
J W McCormick and wife spefit Fowier Realty Company a oorp-
Saturday night and Sunday with J (oration:
Get Busy
and get that new suit I
have the best line of Fall
and Winter Samples going
0 R COOMBS
Arnett Okia
Wesley Hawk one of the pros
perous farmers from the Sbattuck
neighborhood was looking after
business maters in Arnett Friday
Mr and Mrs Elick Foster anc
daughter of Deloit Iowa are spend
ing the week with tbeir daughter
Mrs C B Leedy of this place
James Knox son of our old
friend J F Knox of south of town
returned to Ellis county from the
central part of the state Friday
where he made an effort to enlist in
the Army but was not able to pass
the physical examination
R C Ilovey returned Tuesday
from Blackwell this state and Kan-
sas points where he has been look-
ing after business matters for the
past three weeks Mr Ilovey has
been traveling in a car and reports
the roads are in a bad condition
from the recent rains
There will be a two days short
course at Woodward August 31st
and September 1st for the Boys
and Girls Poultry Clubs of the
northwest counties of Oklahoma to
give those boys and girls interested
in poultry judging instructions so
that they may act as judges at the
school house poultry Show to be
held at the rural schools during
the coming term Woodward peo-
ple will look after the expenses of
the boys and girls who are in
Woodward
NEW
Rankins
SPORT SHIRTS— at
FOR SALE OR TRADE— one
five passenger Ford in good con-
dition — L E Sims Arnett Okla
Buy shoes while RANKIN is
selling them for less than wbole-
8 tie price
FRACTURES WRIST
Mrs Henry Burnett aged 59
years fractlired the joint in the
wrist of her right arm the latter
part of last week by a fall while on
her way from the house to the well
on the Burnett farm east of town
Mrs Barnett was brought to town
by her husband where the arm was
given medical attention by Drs
Edmonds & Stoll
Bridwell and family
Mrs Josie Kelly and Mrs Brid-
well helped Mrs Magneas put up
peaches Wednesday
After a few days lay off on ac-
count of rain Mr Stanley started
his Thresher again Monday
Harry Dicks and wife P J
Miller and wife and Goldie Henline
visited Chas Wampler and family
Sunday
Mrs Mansfield while Dodging
around Ilarmon Tuesday dodged
into August Erraans buggy bieak-
ing a wheel
CARD OF THANKS
We wish through the columns of
this paper to extend our sincere
thanks to the many kind friends
who were so kind to us in the death
and burial of our father and brother
Mbs Alberta Balance and
Mb Thomas Beard
Some men have said that business
can endure without advertising So
can a gas engine endure without
gasoline and a locomotive without
coal but they will not move until
gasoline or coal are put into the
feed tank and the mode of operation
set in motion And so will a man’s
business stand still unless the fuel
of progress are used Businessmen
who are against advertising are
against themselves When a man
says his business can get along with-
out adveitising he is trying to “kid”
himself into believing bis own tale
f there were but one merchant in
Arnett he would make more money-
if he advertised Suppose this
merchant had a department store
le would not send a salesman
around the town to get business he
couldn’t afford it Ilow would Mrs
Jones know when he a fine
new line of crepe de chine or
georgettte crepe if he did not
advertise? And how would Mr
Smith know about that nice line of
shirts it they were not advertised
County Court Clerk Wagner is-
sued a license to wed to Harvey
Moorebead and Cotnelly L Chap-
mam both of Laverne this state
Monday The young people were
married by Judge Miller in the
pallors of his office Mr Moore-
head is among the list of soldier
boys from this county who will be
sent to colors
Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of
ilarmon were looking after busi-
ness matters in Arnett Mon lay
West Sheldon
Mrs R S Plumer who has been
quite sick is reported to be improv-
ed in health
Miss Lois Elmore has been stay-
ing at Mr Plumers during the sick-
ness of Mrs Plumer
Sunday School
vices were held at Sunny Slop
da’ a good attendance
Mrs P F Bradshaw and daugh-
ters Lelah and Blanche and son
Howe are visiting in Oklahoma
Citv
Jacob Schaub and family of
Glazier Texas and Ben Davis and
wife of Arnett were guests at the
Plumer home Sunday
Prof Berner will teach the Lone
Star school the coming winter and
fall term and Will Harrel will
teach the Sunnv Slope school
You the said Everett II Aten
Bessie Aten his wife and the Fow-
ler Realty Company will take not-
ice that the said Plaintiff John W
Probert did on the 23rd day of
August 1917 file his petition in the
District Court of Ellis County
State of Oklahoma against each
and all of the defendants named in
the caption hereof and that you the
said Everett II Aten Bessie Aten
his wife and Fowler Realty Com-
pany a corporation and each of
you must answer the said petition
of the Plaintiff on or before the
the 5th day of October 1917 or
the said plaintiff’s petition will be
taken as true and judgment render-
ed accordingly in said action against
the said defendant Everett II At-
en and Bessie Aten his wife for
the sum of $70640 with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from the 6tb day of
August 1917 until paid and for a
reasonable attorneys fee herein in
the additional sum of lb per cent of
said sum so do to-wit: For the
sum of $7064 and all the costs of
this action upon a certain promi-
demption fees the holder of said
mortgage has been compelled to
and did pay and which amounts
aye included in the sum aforesaid
for which judgment will be render-
ed and a further judgment will be
taken in said cause ordering said
real estate and premises sold with-
out appraisement as provided in
said note and in said mortgage and
the proceeds applied to the pay-men t
of said sum of $70640 together
with interest thereon at the rate of
10 per cent per annum from Aug-
ust 6th 1917 until paid and said
attorneys fees of $7064 and the
costs of this action and forever
barring you the said Fowler Realty
Company a corporation Everett
II Aten and Bessie Aten his wife
and c-ach of you and all the other
defendants to this action and all
persons claiming or to claim through
you or either or any of you since
the commencement of this action of
and from any right title interest
estate lion or equity of redemption
of in or to said real estate and
premises and every part thereof
and all other proper relief
Witness my hand and official seal
at Arnett in said County and State
aforesaid this 23rd day of August
1917
(Seal) B A Wagner
Court Clerk
Frank E Ransdell
Atrorney for Plaintiff
FARM LOANS
SIX TER CENT INTEREST
Small Commission Quick Service j
J J HENRY
iArnett Oklahoma
Drs EDMONDS & STOLL
rilTSICIANS AND SfRGEONS
Office on South side Square
PHONE NO 35
Arnett Oklahoma
0 E h C A Hull
ABSTRACTERS
! Bonded in American Surety Co)
Prompt service neat and correct
Abstract to Ellis County lands
Arnett Oklahoma
Notice Tc Creditors
In the matter of the estate
George W Slaves deceased
All persons having claims against
said George W Shives deceased
are required to exhibit the same
with the neccessary vouchers to
the undersigned duly appointed
and qualified administratrix of the
Estate of said deceased at her res
idence at Gage Oklahoma in the
County of Ellis and State of Okla-
homa within four months of the
date hereof or the same will be
forever barred
Dated the Sixth da? of August
1917
IIattie E ' Shives Adminis
tratrix of the Estate
’ Notice To Creditors
In the matter of the estate
John Krider deceased
All persons having claims against I
said John Krider deceased are re-
with
DR H L DIACON -
REGISTERED v
VETRINARY -SURGEON
Calls answered in any part of
the County Day or Night
iPhone 108 Gage Oklahoma
Dr Wm J Bamber
I IFKICK PIIGNE 19 RESIDENCE 69
Office Northwest Corner Square
Office days for diseases of
women and children
Tuesdays and Saturdays
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of moneyto loan on farms
lowest rates quick money and
prompt inspections
I represent The Newton State
Bank and Trust Company of
Newton Illinois
IWrite or call me for farm-loans
II S J 0DY
Room 5 P O Bldg
Woodward Oklahoma
LEGAL BLANKS
We make specialty of printing
all kinds of Legal Blanks
including Oil Leases and
Law Briefs
THE CAPITAL
$2500000 TO LOAN
Quickest Sevvivee Lowest Rates J
Small Commission
Clark Loan Company
s
ssery note in writing signed and
and church ser- delivered by the defendants Everett 1 111 red to exhibit the same
H Aten and Bessie Aten to the tbe VeCHS8ary voueners to the un-
Mortgage & Debenture Company P3ernd duly aPP°med anua1’ I phntoerauh
Limited and which has been duly lfied Administrator of said deceas-1 gttOUienDergi Br- rUOXOgrapa
endorsed in writing and delivered I
at bis home in Greenwood
to Plaintiff together with the mort-1 Township in the County ot Elli?
gage given to secure the payment an State of Oklahoma within four
thereof and the debt thereby secur-
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished by Cline’s Ellis County
abstract Company — W C Tyler
Ranny D Mer Co D C
Rhodes Tr n wY 5 17 23 $100
EstT Snodgrass W E Sells
Vl nwY awY 4 24 22 3000
S J Shirley J W Bissett se
Yu 10 24 25 100
C R Richardson II Rich-
ardson awY 12 23 25 5000
D XV Taylor M Moler lot
9 nY 8 blk 9 Ilolts Add
Gage! 1 500
P E Maybee J M Cress nw
M 24 22 24
M C Walton et al R N
Hopper part nwY nwY z3
21 25
S Rakes A T Barton no-H
aeH 13 17 26 lots 2 3 6 18
17 25
G G Clam J A Rueling
960 acres in T 21 R 24
C L Kelley n S Thomas
ed and which said note and
mortgage and all unpaid interest
coupons and all the indebtness se-
cured by said instrument inclus-
ive of principal interest taxes paid
and attorneys fees are ' now owned
and held by the plaintiff aforesaid
and a further judgment will be
rendered against each of you and
the other-defendants herein decree-
ing that the plaintiff has a first val
id and existing lien for the sum
aforesaid under and by -virtue of a
certain mortgage of real estate se-
curing the payment of said promi-
ssory note and indebtedness afore-1 Homestead Entry No "C8208 fori
said dated the 26th day of October Sw)i Sej section 8 Township 17
1908 of even date with said note North Range 25 West Indian!
mouths of the date hereof or the
same will be forever barred
Dated the 16th day of August
1917
G W Bailey Administrator
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior
U S Land Office at Guthrie
Oklahoma July 31 1917
Notice is hereby given that Paul
C Clendenin of Grand Okla i
who on October 6 1913 made
Gallery
Open Every Monday
Pictures not mailed unless paid
for Otherwise call at
Studio for them
II ROTHENBERGER Prop
upon the following desciibed real
estate arid premises situated in
Ellis County - State of Oklahoma
to-wit: '
The East Half (Ebj) of South
east Quarter (SEM) Section
Twenty-four (24) Township
Nineteen ( 1 9) North Range
Twenty-three (-23) West of
the Indian Meridian and Lot
Three (3) And North-east
Quarter (NE)i) of South-west
Quarter (SW)4) Section Nine-
teen 19 Township Nineteen
1 19 North Range Twenty two
Meridian has filed notice of intent-
ion to make Final three year proof
to establish claim to the lan 1 above
described before tbe Court Clerk
of Roger Mills County Oklahoma at
Cheyenne Oklahoma on the 10 day
of September 1917
Claimant names as witnesses:
Otto Kenueday William CreochJ
Robert E Barton and James S
Hatley all of Grand Oklahoma
J Y Callahan Register
If you are going to insure
I22J West of tbe Indian Meri- your farm buildings or your
dian containing according to L gtock— See or phone
th United States Survey thereof
$157 38 acres to be tbe same more Harry Shields Arnett Okla-
lor less and a further judgment will homa — He represents tl
be rendered in said action adjudg- -
I ing and decreeing that default has I ITartford One of the oldest
been made in the terms and condit- and best Insurance Compai
NEWMAN & ROLLO
Physicians and Surgeons
Calls promptly answered
day or night
Shattcck -:- Oklahoma
A M LESLIES’
OIL A GAS STATION -
The Best Grades of Oil Gas
and Lubricating Oils
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
Dr J P BEAM
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
All calls promptly answered
Glasses Correctly Fitted
Office Phone 44 — Residenc e 21
Arnett Oklahoma
FRANK E RANSDELL
Attorn e y-at-Law
Kill Practice in all Courts
Arnett - - Okia
Notice For Publicaticn
seH 7 23 23
100
ions of said note and mortgage by
reason of the non-payment of the I
principal of said note which be-
! came due and payable October 1
lea
1915 and by further reason of tbe
non-payment of interest Coupon
Number 7 for interest thereon
which matured and lecame due and
payable on October First 1915 for
the sum of $3500 all of which are
wholly unpaid as well as the inter-
est thereon from maturity thereof
J A Reed sends us the price ja9 thorein proviled at the rate of
from Leedy Oklahoma to have the jo per cent per annum as above set
Capital make its weekly visit at the forth and by the further reasou of
Reed home Jim says “I am gr-tt-ltbe non-payment of the taxes on the
ing along nicely at present hope
Excelso-rthat “bone dry” always
n tap at — Dean’s
Soft Drinks
Dean’s
that satisfy at —
Arnett is still up and ebming”
We are are still cowing Jim and
prospects tor that railroal are rett-l
ng letter every day
If you want dry goods go to
Rankins where you will fin 1 any
thing jou want
real estate above described for tbe
years 1913 1914 1915 and 1916
before the same became delinquent
as 8ecificl ir aid mortgage andALL
all of which together with the in-‘Dank of
WANTED
Cattle loans any 1
NONE
hatiui k
(’rest thereon an 1 penalty and
re- nan
J
Cashier
Department of tho Interior
U S Land Office £t Guthrie
Oklahoma July 31 1917
Notice is hereby given that Cal-
vin Wilmeth of Grand Oklahoma
who on March 10 1914 made
Homestead Entry No 08823 for
Lots 1 and 2 section 2 Township
16 North Range 25 West Indian
Meridian Ins tiled notice of intent-
ion to make Final Commutation
Proof establish ilaim to the
land above rUscriljcd before tbe
Court Clerk of Ellis County Okla-
homa at his office at Arnett Okla-
homa on the 11th day of Septem-
ber 1917 -
Claimant names as witnesses:
C A Brown of Grand Okla
t George Gantz f Durham Okla
ue NONETOiIf-p Davis c-f Grac-1 Okla and
TCV LARGE ! Wii liam S Rarick cf CrawfuJ
W H Loth-' Oklahoma
i J Y CaLLAHaN RegUn-r