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AMES WOODS COUNTY OKLAHOMA FRIDAY JAWARY 6 igo6 No 13
Dr S H McEvoy
Ames Oklahoma
W E MANSUR - MARY L MANSUR
Dr Mansur & Mansur
Calls attended day or night
Ames - - Oklahoma
Visit Mc’s Place
For a Nice Shave or
Hair-cut
A liberal patronage -will be
highly appreciated
McHendry & Smith Props
Bring Your
PRODUCE
to J ft WALTERS
and get the highest cash price
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Remember Geo Suit has some
good Pants yet
Geo Suit has just received a
new line of Laces and Embroi-
dery There was a surprise at Robert
Henricks’ on Geo Glick last Sat-
urday night
Will Mathis was up from Sibo-
ney the first of the week He is
looking hearty
They cost little more but they
are worth a great deal more
"THE ALTON GOODS"
Jimmy Cain started Tuesday
for Heltonville Indiana on a vis-
it to be gone about a month
What Sweaters Geo Suit has
left go at 'a bargain -Call and
see them before they are gone
Jjm Miller has been improving
his residence property here by
building a barn and some fence:
John Suit and Jack Renshaw
are expecting to start to the Iod
Ter next Tuesday to visit one of
John's brothers
Joe Lewis from Illinois who
has been visiting an old school
mate Flack Bland started for his
home yesterday
Mrs John P Hale of Wauko-
mis who was here visiting her
( brother-in-law and family A N
Sloan's returned home Wed
Don’t forget Geo Suit when
you want Notions Furnishings
or Dry Goods He will give you
your money’s worth every time
A 'phone message was received
in Ames this morning to look out
for a chestnut-sorrel -horse that
was stolen in Okeene last night
Go to Branson’s for Feed
Corn Chop 8oc
Bran 8oc
Chop Ground for sc per bushej
Sometimes a merchant sells
poor goods because he does not
know any better Protect your-
self against this kind of a mer-
chant by using "THE ALTON
GOODS"
It has leaked out that some
quail shipped from Ames in milk
cans were captured by the author-
ities at Enid Uncle St'jve Bow-
man wants to know the price of
quail every day now
Three Btray colts one dark
gray one Iron gray rn’e bay
have been at my place one mile
north of Wildwood since Satur-
day night Owner can have same
by paying for ad and ieed bill — -Albert
Vieweg 1 f
Zone Supper next Monday night
Mr Bartley went to Kansas
last week to look up a location
for a dairy farm
You are missing a good thing
if you are not using them "THE
ALTON GOODS”
If you want a happy family
keep them supplied with "THE
ALTON GOODS"
Richard Molden of Vilas was
in town yesterday and made this
office a pleasant call He in-
formed us that Henry France
failed to work him for that ten
cents He just didn’t send it
John Simons and family were
here last week and sold their
farm to Vard Sturgeon They
went home Tuesday May and
Bell Clovis went with them They
live in the Ind Ter somewhere
east of Ponca City
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church at Wildwood
will give a Valentine Social at
the home of Mrs Seth Edwards
on the Geo Turner farm Tues-
day night Feb 13 All are cor-
dially Invited to come and have a
good time "Supper will be served
at 25c per couple
- Jim Harris had a narrow escape
from getting his team or himself
killed by the train one day last
week while he was hauling sand
for J J Hughes He was driv-
ing two teams and the lead team
was just on the track when he
saw the train and saw that he
could not make it across in time
to escape By quickly swinging
the team around he got them
away just in time though he had
to go to Billy McDaniel’s near
where the incident happened for
some repairs before he could
proceed
Died
Little Leota Massey daughter
of Mr and Mrs Quil Massey
aged r yr and 8 months died
Saturday evening Jan 20 1906
of pneumonia and spinal troubles
Funeral services conducted by
Rev Morgan were held in the
Christian Church Sunday at 3
o’clock after which the remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery
north of town
A vacant spot is left in their
home and the parents' hearts are
rent( with grief Leota was a
lovely child and they have the
sympathy of the entire communi-
ty in this bereavement
Statehood Bill Passes House
The Hamilton statehood bill
passed the House of Representa-
tives yesterday afternoon by a
vote of 194 to 150'
It is now thought that this bill
will be taken up by the Senate
next week There doesn’t seem
to be much doubt that it will pass
that body in due course of time
and the outlook now Is very fa-
vorable for Oklahoma soon to be
granted its long deserved rights
SCHOOL REPORT
Dlst No 72 for month ending
January 19 1906 1"
r No- enrolled 46 Average
daily attendance 42
Not absent nor tardyi Beatrice
Johnnie Edith and Elsie Cun-
ningham Herman DierksonjBruce
Edwards Clara and Bert Ott
Minnie Southard Walter Mabel
and Oscar Turner
W L Wright Teacher
'Wherever
There’s A
Baby
There will be need for many
things which Sturgeon and
Son can supply Infants’
Foods — the very best quality -fresh
and pure Teething -Nursing
and Baoy Toilet
Goods of all kinds'!
We spend much time and
care in selecting things for
baby and we feel sure every
mother in Ames and vicinity
will enjoy examining our
stocks and will is every case
find exactly what she desires
Having just recieved a car of'
MOLINE IMPLEMENTS
I would be glad to show you Wagon Trucks
Gladiator Stalk Cutters Tri'Belle Westerns
Belle and Puritan Listers BlueBird Walk
mg Plows Good Enough and J I Case Sul
keys Best Ever Gang U Bar Harrows
Orchard and Field Discs New Western
No Name Joker balancMrame Dandy and
balanceframe Dutch UiVce Cultivators
GREAT SNAKES CORN SLEDS
Hotel Commercial
Board by the Day or Week
Special attention to farmers
and their families
MJ3S GARNER Landlady
TRADE MARKS piwmptlj obtained 1
fell eounine or ao fe We otra RATCNTL
THAT RAY dwt tm them thorough iu our I
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HUNTING TRIP
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PFLB7 from $3 39 to $100 00
FvrOJS from 3 60to SO 00
S10T0UN3 from 7 60 to 80 00
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j- am to tala eb ) acted In SHOUTING you
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iron reed of foefurcenuleetempeto
1 aUug pr: 4 I cover postage
Or ftn-tive tfcree-rdne Alomimim Hanger will be
h pent an wuere Ua to cents ia stem
J STBVENS AKMS AND TOOL CO
F O Box 4096
ChkcpGO Falls Hiss tT 8 A
EDWARD MULLIKIN
Practical Blacksmith
All kinds of repairing and
plow work done in first-
class shape
AMES - OKLA
Teachers Examination
The next regular examination
for teachers' certificates will be
held at Carmjn Okla Jan 25th
and 26th 1906
Be oq time if you expect to take
this examination
S V McGreevy
County Supt
G W TURNER AMES
RED TAG SALE
WE desire to extend to our trade a hearty and cordial greeting
for 1906 We wish to rtepress our appreciation of your liberal
patronage We have done our best to merit it We believe the
trade recognize the fact that we sell goods at
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Our efforts in this direction will be redoubled for this year
WE KNOW-OF NO BETTER wau
To show our appreciation of your past patronage than to offer you
SOME GOOD BARGAINS
CLOTHING FOR
50c on the Dollar
Odd coats $1 each
Gen Wheeler Dead '
Gen Joseph Wheeler the fa-
mous confederate cavalry leader
and brigadier-general of the U S
army since our war with Spain
died yesterday afternoon at his
sister's in Brooklyn aged
69 years
We have got to make room for our spring line
which will be the largest Ams ever saw
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
L MATHIS Prop