The Allies Enterprise
H I SWITZER Editor
Published Weekly
TERMS: One Dollar Per Year
Entered as second-class matter
Nov 7 1903 at the post office at
Attics Oklahoma under the Act
of Congress of March 3 1879
Sweeden and Norway have set-
tled their disputes peacefully
Don’t expect that the people
will buy a gold brick from you as
quick as they will from a stranger
They are still after the poor
old "Equitable" the company
that spends the people’s money
to defeat the will of the people
The' Ames Enterprise is now
almost two years old and we
have not had to send a personal
dun to one of our subscribers yet
We hope the first one will not be
you
That canning factory proposi-
tion is something to think about
these days It will beat a hun-
dred dozen fourth-of-July celebrations
Some of our best citizens have
already expressed a willingness
to take stock in a canning factory
at this place Why doesn’t some-
body take hold of this thing and
see what can be done? It will do
more for our town than all the
school election fusses ever got up
The Wichita Eagle accuses
Kansas City of trying to compel
the Kansas railroads to discrimi-
nate against Kansas centers so
that this "Missouri octopus" may
submerge these centers or render
it impossible for them to supply
their own local field
Three years ago some of our
candidates for office tried to make
us believe that we didn’t want
the Indian Territory as a part of
our state' Things have changed
since then and now the people of
the Indian Territory do not want
Oklahoma to be a part of theft
state It is hard to understand
why the differences on this sub-
ject unless a part of the human
family are some relation to the
mule There is and never was
anything sane in the idea of mak-
ing two states out of Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory — it’s
either mulishness or insanity
PLEASANT GLADE ITEMS
The Yeoman lasses will be
ready fur the gallants by the time
of this issue
C C Root is three miles west
of Homestead holding a series of
meetings at the Pleasant Hill
school house
Carl Nelson is still in his wide
sWath Returning from making
a crop on his Beaver Co claim
he threshed his crop here and is
sowing the home farm to wheat
again
E E Yeoman is still staying
with his afflicted mother in Cana-
da but the cattle ranch and the
sorghum factory and the feed
saving go on under the oversight
of his plucky Hoosier wife just
the same
Problem No 33 What is Ihe
scientific reason that Borne brass
is of a higher color and some
lighter?
Y Z And
LYONS CLIPPINGS
A little shower would lay the
dust and 900I the air at present
Lewie Watsoq- is recovering
from a speUof typhoid fever
Sam Watson will leave ih the
-bear future for Nebraska
Hats! Hats!! Hats!! At
Mrs Walker’s
Valley Center school com-
mences Oct a Chas Wright
teacher
Mr Bryan’s contemplate mov-
to Ft Cobb sometime this fall
Mr Vineyard’s started for New
Mexico Wednesday morning and
A M Bland’s went with them
We are glad to report that Miss
Barbara Vineyard near Lyons
who for several weeks has been
very sick and apparantly at
death’s door is now rapidly re-
covering ‘Mr and Mrs Vine-
yard wish to express through
your paper their deepest grati-
tude to the many friends who
were so' faithful in helping to
nurse her back to health and
they also commend Dr McEvoy
for his untiring vigilance and
skill in giving her care
Madge
The most valuable wagon load
of farm products ever hauled into
Byron was brought here and
shipped to Wichita Monday by
Wm Updegrove It was alfalfa
seed and brought something over
$520 How is that for this short
grass country? — Byron Republican
A girl recently sent 50 cents to
a Chicago advertiser for a receipt
to whiten and keep the hands
soft She received the following
reply: "Soak them in dish-water
three times a day 'while your
mother rests" — Ingersoll Review
Elmer Schooling while lifting
a harrow Tuesday let it fall run-
ning a tooth in his foot A doc-
tor was called and dressed the
wound taking out some pieces of
his shoe and sock It is a bad
wound and it is hoped it will get
well without any serious trouble
— Alva Review
James Baulridge a young man
who was cutting' corn for Mr
Minton nine milea south-east of
town had the misfortune to get
badly cut on a corn sled Monday
He was cutting corn and had
stopped to take off a shock when
his horse started up causing him
in some way to'step on the ground
in front of the knife He was
dragged several feet and his leg
was nearly cut off just below the
knee — Alva Review
An exchange tells of a new dis-
ease that is likely to be prevalent
in all parts of Oklahoma unless a
remedy can be discovered The
paper says: "The farmers of this
section are suffering from a new
disease which might be properly
labeled ‘jumpitis’ It is caused
from jumping up after the ears
growing on the tall corn this year
The sufferers get to jumping and
can’t stop Several have been
jumping up and down for days
and unless they get relief will
soon starve to death"
Vicar and Workman
The vicar of a colliery district In
Leicestershire England has Just ac-
complished the remarkable feat of re-
storing mainly by his own manual
labor his dilapidated church Since
February 1901 the vicar has labored
as a workman all the week and preach-
ed to bis people on the Sundays He
has worked at the- church almost
alone the only assistance being a few
days by one man
PUBLIC SALE
C C Root of Pleasant Glade
will sell at Public Auction on his
farm 3 miles west of Ames on
Tuesday October 3 1905
commencing at 10 o’clock
27 Head of Cattle 27
consisting of cows yearlings
calves and 1 fine two-yr-old bull
Terms: o months time without
interest on sums oyer $5
A free lunch to all
Z C ROOT Auctioneer
FOR FRUIT-TREES
VINES SHRUBS ETC
See S P WEAVER
He represents STARK
BROS and will sell you
the finest fruit trees on
the market He will
treat you right and guar-
antee satisfaction
Hotel G0mmerGl1l
Board by the Day or Week
Special attention to farmers
and their families
MRS GAR1JER Landlady
REAL ESTATE
Parties wishing to sell or
trade are invited to list their
property Business strictly
confidential Rents collected
and taxes paid for non-resident
property holders Com-
mission reasonable Ab-
stracting dope upon request
A WILLIAMSON Ames Okla
Having purchased Sam Cra-
mer’s Blacksmith Shop and
having a first-class workman
employed I am ready to do
YOUR BLACKSMITHING
and do it a Satisfactory manner
JESSE C0TT0M
EDWARD MULLIKIN
Practical Blacksmith
All kinds of repairing and
plow work done in first-
class shape
AMES - - OKLA
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Alva Okla
September 25 1905-
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice oz his intention to make fi-
nal proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made
before Richard H Molden U S
Commissioner at his residence at
Vilas Okla on Nov 8 1905
viz: Francis J Dumler
of Isabella Okla for the N-W
1-4 Sec 18 T 20 N R 10 W
He names the following wit-
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Thomas Lindsay
Isaac Dumler George T Green
and Frank Dnmler all of Isabel-
la Okla
A R Museller Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Alva Okla
September 25 1905
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make fi-
nal proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver
at Alva Okla on Nov 4 1905
viz: James R Bryan
of Ames Okla for the N-W 1-4
Sec 23 T 20 N R 9 W- He
names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land
viz: A F Bowles William B
Foree John Vineyard and M T
Roylance all of Ames Okla
A R Museller Register
Getting a Good Start
"Mlsa Sophie” beloved benefac-
tress of half the poor of New Orleana
sat at her desk writing when an elder-
ly woman who bad made many pre-
vious demands upon her was ushered
In
"Oh Miss Sophie” she said
breathlessly “I want to borrow a
dollar please right away” ''
“What do you need the money for
Erma garde?”
"Well now you see I’m going to
get married and I feel 1 need it for
the license”
"llut If the man you are to marry
cannot pay for the license how Is be
going to support you?”
"That's Just wbat want to explain
to you Miss Sophie You soe to-morrow
is Thanksgiving and wa are com-
ing to your free dinner Then yoii al-
ways give us something to take home
and In the evonlng the King's Daugh-
ters are going to bars a basket dis-
tribution and we eball each get one
That will keep us a week easlty and
by that time we'll be on our feet"—
Youths' Companion
S T Goltry Pres
C W Goltry Vice Ires
FARMERS STATE BANK
01 HMES
Every accommodation given customers consist-
ent with conservative banking' Farm loans -
solicited
BANK OF AMES
Capital $1000000 Ames Oklahoma
Will lend you money on improved farms at low rates and 'on long
' - time with prepayment option and as much more as any
- other one will furnish on the same farm
Money paid when papers are properly signed and abstract shows
good title
We want you
To know that the best goods for the
money are at
R W MOYERS’S
We carry the best of everything
E Mr Henricks
Hardware stoves and Tinware
This is the place to get your Building Hardware
Call on us for ' Harness and Machine Oils
We are making special prices on Paint We handle
the Best Paint Sold for the money — Patton’s Sun Proof
Furniture Gaskets and Gonins
I'' Is
ROCK BOTTOM
RATES TO
CALIFORNIA
$25 from all Oklahoma points One-way "Colonist" tick
ets on sale daily September 15 to October 3r r905 Cor-
responding reduction from all other points Los Angeles
San Francisco — choose your route Stop-overs of five
days anywhere west of certain points in Arizona Nevada
or North Dakota and in California except at Los Angeles
and San Francisco
You can go through New Mexico via the El Paso Short
Line or through Colorado via the Scenic Line The Rock
Island rnns through Tourist Pullmans both ways
Write to-day and we will send you our illustrated tourist
folder giving details of Rock Island service with map andt
full information
Rock Island J A STEWART Gen’l Agt Pasj Dept
SYSTEM ' Kansas City
Special Summer Tourist Rates
To the Southeast
VIA
RATE:
DATES FOR SALEi
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TERRITORY!
Ask Frlaco Ageqt or address
Information -
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- Joe Harp Cashier
Geo'E Baker ABSjt Cashier-
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Er Mr Henricks
One fare plus Two Dollars for Round Trip-
Daily to September 30 1905
Sixty Days front Dqte of Sale
Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Lou
isiana Mississippi North and South-Caro
lina Tennessee Virginia and W Virginia
the undersigned for more detailed
F B CLARK D P A
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