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Dr S H McEvoy
Ames Oklahoma
W & MANSUR MARY L MANSUR
Dr Mansur & Mansur ’
Calls attended day or night
Ames - r Oklahoma
Visit McV 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
S E Maggard is here visiting
relatives
Fred UcDowell has bought the
widow Long place
Ur Ballard the U P L Dep-
uty arrived in Ames Sunday
Fred McDowell’s father who
was here visiting started home
this week
Ames can now boast of an au-
tomobile ia town Dr UcEvoy
is the owner ' 1 V
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Frank Moyers sold a mare here
Monday for $206 ' That’s the
kind to raise
Mrs J A Walters Intends go-
ing next week to Odessa Mo
where Mabel is attending school
E D Wright and Bro will sell
the right to make the cement posts
at one-half price until March z ’06
Mr and Mrs Jeffreys from
Kansas came in Tuesday to visit
Mrs Jeffreys’ sister’s the Part-
ridges John Sparks returned yesterday
from Guthrie where he had been
for a week attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge
Charley Sanderson stopped over
Wednesday between trains to vis-
it his sister Mrs Aaron Boot and
other relatives
Mr Snyder who bought the
Geo Turner farm arrived from
Iowa last Sunday with a car of
effects on the freight
Mr Maggard’s house got on
fire from the stovepipe Wednes-
day and burned a hole in the roof
two or three feet square -
The Mutual Protective League
will have a box supper in Ames
on Tuesday night Feb ao 1906
Everybody is invited to attend
Alva Bowles Informs us that
Ed Barker’s have moved to Ne-
braska where they have bought a
farm on the North Platte near
Gerlng
There is a small section in Cal-
ifornia where the Phillips Lethon
Cling peach is raised We have
them packed for "THE ALTON
GOODS
Jas Campbell has sold his farm
just north of town to a brother of
S T and W B McKinney who
has been living in Arkansas
Consideration $4930
No there are no coupons for
prizes in our packages— just the
best quality of good goods that
can be produced "THE ALTON
GOODS"
Uncle Solomon Moyer Is sick
Geo Lehenbauer came down
from Enid yesterday
Mrs George Sturgeon’s mother
came from Indiana to attend the
funeral
Our new line of Wall Paper for
the spring of 1906 has arriyed
Call and see our line before you
buy — Sturgeon and Son
Marvin Burk went to Gotebo
last Sunday for an indefinite stay
Geo Baker is helping Dr Mathis
in the store while he is gone
We have been' informed that H
W Moyers and Son are going to
start a store at Meno and that
Acquilla Boot will be p&t in as
manager of their store here
K P Branson and wife drove
out to their farm yesterday The
renter Mr Palmer has moved to
near Cold Water K P will
move his family on the place in
a few days
Everybody wants health most
everybody wants wealth You
can not have either unless you
have good food To make sure
you are getting it get "THE AL-
TON GOODS"
We can' beat Sears-Boebuck’s
or Montgomery-Ward’s prices on
Wall Paper -and save you the
freight If you don’t believe it
call and inspect our fine new line
of papers from 5 to 35c a roll
—Sturgeon and Son Druggists
-' Mrs George Sturgeon died at
her home near Lyons' Sunday
night Death was caused by
blood poison from having a tooth
pulled by a dentist in Hennessey
Funeral services at the Cimarron
Valley Church where the remains
were interred
J C Smalley and wife returned
Wednesday from Kansas where
they had been for the last five
weeks on account of the illness
of Mr Smalley's mother They
had the misfortune to lose their
baby aged about 17 months
while they were gone
Mr H Norwlne died at his
home three miles south of Ames
last Sunday evening February ix
He had been sick since last fall
with cancer of the liver Funer-
al services were held at the house
Monday after which the remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery
north of town He leaves a large
family to mourn their loss
Thursday eve Feb 15 being
the third wedding anniversary of
Mr and Mrs Robert W Sasseen
a number of their friends sur-
prised them in good shape bring-
ing baskets well filled with good
things to eat Those present
were Jesse Qlvey and wife John
Lewrlght and wife Mrs Amanda
Lewright Mrs Mansur FredHo-
gard and wife Frank Morrison
and wife Will Patton and wife
and Ollie Ballard All enjoyed
the occasion Immensely
John Jones’s team ran away
Monday They started toward
home from the east part of town
and when they got over by Char-
ley Bowman's the doubletrees
came off and left John standing
there In the wagon The team
ran ia at Charley's and straddled
a large apple tree breaking it off
and upsetting one of the horses
stripping it of the harness all but
the collar They then ran over
the garden fence up by the house
circled atound cams back
ths xoad and went on sast
into
Salmon is One of the best and
most economical foods produced
If you want one that is prepared
from the best' grade of fish get
THE ALTON GOODS"
Senator Depew praises the 'wit
of women and tells of a man who
found that his wife had bought a
few puffs of false hair This
displeased hitn ' He hid in the
hall one day and just as the lady
was fixing the fhlse puffs upon
her brow he darted in upon her
Mary” he said reproachfully
why do you put the hair of an-
other woman on yoiu head?"
"Why" his wifn answered "do
you put the skin of another calf
on your feet?”— Christian Regis-
ter 'Leva Immortal
Church nay' I eeunt you vln
Lifting blah a gloomy spire
Like aomi froun form of pain -Aching
up to mt dealroT
Standing from God’a poor aparW
Oranlt walla and granlt beartl
Sect y haA your day and dla
Eddie In the stream or truth—
roe ‘
lint and woo—
The great current sweeping by
awlrlad (a shape uncontbl
a and glint an'
Broken mirror Blue
Creeds! ' O captured heavenly bird
Fhitterlng heart ana foldetJwlnj!
Shall y see thorn pinion
" sd Cfcatjoi
Can your eased Cfcatlon el
Will ye herald a your prli
What was brad to Boar the
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Rlten and pomp wbht part bar yd
In the service of the Marti
Rituals ar but mummery
Faith's white flame Is snuffed by art
ana '
Candle be But
Alsu have grown
and wan
Wmpto-tag
Tet tha Boot I' tod with dawn
Like a ones where One hath nladl
And upon that aplfeaor dr —
Gentle eyes and aftna ontap
Sea that ngura stretched above!
As God Uveal It assit 1a Lonl
Love that HtMr UtSrdm brands
Love that aareo
Bleeding from thg"
Crowned With ita
thorn
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Only Love' 'groat eyas Inspire
Church seat creed to Slow with Art
Then our Ups shall have ao inaar
For th aptre tha mosque tbs arlL
Broken symbols shall be doer
If they point us through tha dark
— - — ' - 'll
Who have grown the sons of truth!
Lawn and scripture served our youth
— Frederic Uwram Knowiau
Old China at Tabid Decoration
Georgina coUnttia of Dudley la Mid
to hava been tha first hostess who
grasped the possibilities of old pieces
of gold and stiver an table decorations
Old china lends Itself to this pur
pose as readily ss wn proved at the
dinner party given bF Baron and Bar-
oness Alphotue ’de Rothschild this
week In their One mansion Rub Saint
Florentln The flowers were tbs price-
less orchid for which the baron's con-
servatories at farrier es are celebrated
and the golden and mauve tints of the
exqualte blossoms -were thrown Into
harmonious relief bf the piece of
green Bavres china placed on the
table A London hostess not long ego
mads a sensation by decorating her
table entirely with La Francs rose
and Ming a dinner lervlce of pink
gevrsa matching the flowers perfectly
—London Graphic
A NSW KIND OF MISTAKE
Contributor Is Funds ef Church Fur
wished a Surprise
“Posilbly most men who handle
churoh collections have had expert'
enco with ths man who has mistaken
a flve-dollar gold piece for a penny'
Mid the assistant treasurer of a
Broadway church "1 have met the
gentlemen frequently my If Some-
times be has given me trouble mixed
with surprise but the last time 1 had
deal legs with him he simply furnished
the surprise minus the trouble He
came to see am early on Monday
morning
MT attended service yesterday he
Mid "I made a mistake when you
took up the collection I bad a penny
and a flve-dollar gold piece In my
pocket I think '
"The old gentleman stopped to take
breath Before he could go on I out
In impatiently t had heard the same
complaint before and thought It Just
aa well to shut down on him before
he bed a chance to commit himself
” 'I think you are mistaken' I Mid
Wa hud ao flve-dollar gold pieces la
Sunday's collection’
- That Is )ust what I am trying to
get at' said the old gentleman ‘You
should have had one I meant to put
mine In the basket but 1 made a mis
take end dropped In the penny In-
stead I core back this morning on
purpoeo to give you the llve‘H
Having just recieved a car of
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Strength Of Whisky
What "proof” means as applied to
the quality of the measurement or
the strength of whisky la not under-
stood by many people Ae explained
by a man who knows the correct use
of the term It I simple enough The
standard of the United States reve-
nue le n liquor helf of which by vol-
ume U alcohol This Is 100 proof If
a whisky theu la described a§ 0
proof It means that It eontalne 100
meaauree of water and SO mMsures of
nlcohol Whisky of 100 proof eon-
Irina equal measures of each Whisky
of ISO proof oontalna 100 measures
Of water and ISO meaaures of nloohol
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