J.D.EDWARDS
sells fancy groceries cheaper than any
others sell poorer grades. Call at his
store and be CONVINCED
HE HAS
a fine line of confectioneries, the
best for the least money etc.
The Quinlan Mirror.
Published every Thursday.
McPherson aim Tipton,
Editors.
Entered at Quinlan, Oklahoma, for transmission through the mails as
second class matter.
New Hardware.
We bave just opened a new stock of
H
ardioarc,
mnicss &
Stoves.
F. fT). Tbonne, Pi*op.
THE RED FRONT BARN
EC«8C8C&
I have
Livery
just put in a
Stoclr r .
/e good
your pet Li 0i iti. ^ /
CECIL MATTESON
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York-Key, Lumber
All Kinds of Building Material
Figure with us.
L. C. HELPMAN, Manager. Phone Jl QUINLAN
Ferris &Cohlmia
Groceries,
Dry Goods and Notions.
"Quick Sales—-Small Profits"
All kinds of feed at Thome's. 10
■Saturday was a busy clay in town.
Dave Powers was in town Saturday.
Kaftir corn, corn chop and bran in
any quantity at Thorne's.10
Charlie ltobinson wan courting in
Woodward last Iriday.
Mr. McCuilum of Illinois, is her on
a visit with Dr. Akins.
W, II. Carr took in the sights of the
birdmen at Wichita Saturday.
John L. Fuller of Woodward was a
business visitor here yesterday.
S. Galbreth of Woodward was in
town between trains Saturday.
Joy Helpman returned from a visit
in Kansas last Saturday night.
Jos. Harrington was in Saturday
from his Belva ranch and made us a
pleasant call.
C. W. Mullins and wifo were visitors
Saturday from their home near Belva.
Judge Huff has been grinding out
justice in big chunks in police court
this week.
Miss Irene Hall eame down from
Woodward Friday to visit seversl days
with friends.
A. ft. Orr left Tuesday for his home
iu Illinois, after a few days here visit
ing his brother.
Dr. W. S. Oyler, Dentist, will be in
Quinlan once a month this summer.
Wat«h for his dates.
Before buying see the new invoice
of trunks and valises that Thorn® has
just unloaded.10
Plants, Cabbage, Tomatoe and
Sweet Potato for sale bv A. Fanre
i mile west of town.
31b can best Tomatoes
171b s sugar
and let us show
come in
10c
1.00
you"
BLACKSMITH &
WAGON SHOP
Braizng A Specialty
A. E. Armstrong. Prop.
Repair work of all kinds.
Thome has just received an invoice
of trunks and valises. Be sure and see
them before purchasing. 10
Quiet a number went with the ball
team to Mooreland and played ball
with their mouths.
Rockey fellow wholesales coal-oil a
the same old price, 0. T, FERGUSON
sells it at 10 cents per gallon at Belva.
Mrs. Geo. Hall and little daughter
came down from Woodward Tuesday
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Bailey came down from
Milan, Kans. Saturday, on a visit
with her son J.G.Bailey and daughter
Mrs. John Gnm.
THE ALTOJ^GOODS^ee will be
found infinitely superior in purity,
strength aud flavor. 40o a cau- also
cheaper grades.
Mrs. ,T. M. Tharp of Alberquerque,
N. M„ left Tuesday for hei home aft* r
an ex'ended visit with the family of
F. M. Faucett, north of town.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
For Cattle or Horses A good J. I. Case
Threshing Outfit. 12 horse engine, or
will sell on time for good notes.
W. R. McPherson. .Agent
LOCAL MARKET.
KfiTffs   
Butter 
Chickens  
Turkeys I-!
Ducks 06
Geese 031
Kaffir Corn . : • .39
Wheat 80
Potatoes  $1.20
Hay - $ 10
MOORELAND SCALPS
Dangle
from Belts of
Ball Boys.
Yesterday
Quinlan'!
The Commercial Hotel.
W. II. CARR. Prop.
Everything first-dugs and the tables
supplied with the best the market
affords.
BOARD BV THE DAY 011 WEEK
Out Block west of Depot.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Woodward, May 10th, 1911
Board of county commissioners met
in adjourned session all members
present. Board adjourned until 1:30
p tn. at which time board met with
all member* present and the following
bills were audited:
B F Richards fees
I'd I Durant deputy sheriff
Sidney Nixon " "
L Carr " "
Ed I Durant " "
Sid Nixon •• "
B F Richards shtriff
Wm Campbell cash to poor
Board adjourn to meet
June jth, atid Notice i9 hereby given
tnat the Boord will adjonru from Mon
day the 5tb, to Wednesila • the 7th,
and persons desiring to appear before
the board will appear on Wednesday
iustead of Monday.
F. K. Tnekcr, Cjunty Clerk,
F. A. White, Chairman.
$7 00
5 GCi
13 54
4 20
5 00
2 55
1 55
17 50
Monday
afternoon the Quinlan
ball team went to Mooreland and
played that team in one of the best
games of tho season.
Both teams were in fine shape and
played a shut-out game up to the 5th
inning when Quinlan sot a score, an
other was added to this in the 7th
and iu the 8th Q linlan tallied two to
Mooreland'* one and in the9th Moore-
land scored another, making it 4 to 2
at the finish.
Mooreland has played a winning
game this spring all along the line
and our boys feel jubilant over their
victory.
The game was played with few er-
rors on either side aud there was no
wrangling or ill-feeling at any time
which is so common in a closely con
tested game, The best of ftelingpre-
vailed and our boys are loud in their
praise of the treatment accorded them
by Mooreland.
A return game will be played at
Quiulan next Wednesday and every-
one should take an interest in the
spart and entourage the boys by their
help and presence, aud show the visi-
tors a royal time while they are here.
CRiiCt'S TRIBUTE
TOmOTHERHOOD
Following a prediction set in many
other states in paying tribute to
motherhood and mother love, Gover-
nor L^e Cruoo has designated Sunday
May 14, the day set apart iu many
other states, as Mother's Day.
The governors proclamation is as
follows:
To honor the memory of departed
mothers and enrich the ever ennobline
lives of those who are living,an Inter-
national Honor Day" has deen des-
ignated in the civilized nations of tho
world. The general object of Mother's
Day is a simultanious observance ol
the love and gratitude mrn women
and children and nations owe to their
good mothers. The special object isrm
to uplift motheihood.and give happi-
ness to the beft mother that ever lived
YOUR MO'l HER.
Through loyalty to this beneficent
institution in behalfof the tender love
and devotion our people should impart
to the spirit of motherhood: and in
condemnation of the great movement
designed to rnhauce the quality of
the relationship ties that bind father,
mother, sister and brother, I recomme
nd a proper and fitting observance
througout the state May 14th, the day
set apart as Mothers' Day and I trust
thht on that day every citizen will
w<ar a white carnation, the emblem of
its observance,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
bave hereunto set my hand aud caused
rhe Great Seal of the State cf Okla.to
be attached at my office in the lty ol
Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma,
this 13th day of April, A. D. 1911, and
of the Independence of tho United
States of America the one hundred
and thirty-fifth.
f Seal J LEECRUCE,
Governor of the State of Oklahoma
By his Excencelly's Command.
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Secretary ef State.
ALVA ROLLER
MILLS
COAL , GRAIN & FLOUR
will. h. edwards. mnnAGER.
Edwards New Feed Store
Come bene and set my prices
on SEED. Copii, Coiton,
Kaffeir-conn. Alfalfa; millet,
and all kinds of feed.
I do grinding.
F.E. Edwards
Quinlan,
Oklahoma
I MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats, Ice
Fish and Game in season
J. N. BOYD.
Quinlan. Oklahoma.
CC8^C90K«8^*X 3
F. H, ROBERTS-
no poor lands
lower rate of intrest and more desire*
able terms then any other
the country.
accepted, longer time,
company in
v;-0£0
Callaway & Co.
Carries a full Line of
Farm Machinery
carload of HENNEY BUGGIES
Also have a complete stock of Derring aud McCormick
repairs for mowers and binders.
Farmers u>e ujnnt youtt business
NEW
LOS1' STRAYED OR STOLEN
ono b.ty mare 10 years, old wei ght 950
lbs. vljui built, with small wire cut on
the right bock joint, finder return to
Cecil Matteson, and recieved reward.
W. H. Wilcox is cisculating among
Quiulan friends today.
MRS. PhlFFER
Has all kinds of millinery end tUions
nil fresh and t\cw
GOODS TI1E EE ST PRICES THE LOWEST
In the old Piiffer building West side squure. Quinlan, Oklahoma.
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Livery, Feed and sale Stable
BLUE FRONT LIVERY
Good teams
Good
rigs
Horses left hore receive good attettion
L. M. WASHBURN, PROP.
Commercial Trade Solicited.
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