The Amorita News. (Amorita, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 77, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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The Amorita Hews-
Ray Campbell - - Editor
LAWRENCE MILLSPAUGH - Associate
Entered as second-class matter May 14
1908 at the post office at Amorita
Okla under the Act of March 3 1879
Subscription Rate $100 per year
in advnce Advertising rates secured
upon applicatqn Locals 5c per line
' Preaching at Cumberland church
first & third Sunday of each month at
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Sabbath school at 10 A M
ft S McCord ' Pastor
Preaching at Amorita 2nd and 4th
Sunday night in each month
Rev Thompson
- LOCAL AND CENBRAL-
See Kephart for all kinds of Insurance
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Dry goods arriving every day at
‘HS Davis
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Riggins and Johnson shipped a cer
load of milkcows from Corwin to But
er Co Missouri Thursday
I- Two car loads of stock were shipped
from the local yards Monday
Ivan and Raymond Weaver were
home from Burlington Saturday and
Sunday
Harry tfewkirk has just finished the
painting of a very attractive sign on the
plate glass front of the F Mj Atwood
'& Son’s present location
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We are informed that an interesting
deal is at present in progress but we
are not yet at liberty to impart it to
our reader
Claude May and Lawrence Mills-
paugh took an exceedingly lovely trip
to the Sand Hills Sunday afternoon
John Angle of Danville Kansas
‘ visited friends and relatives of the Sand
Hills the first of the week
We have 5000 of
call
the nicest Post
and see them
Cards in town
Atwcod & Son
For sale: A new house in fine locat-
ion and two acres of land Price $800
or will take a good team on part pay-
ment Inquire at this office
Wooddell and Son 'are buying hogs
and cattle Give them a chance to bid
on your stock and you will not regret it
A Car of fine 7 ft Hedge posts at
the Vaughn Lumber yard at 19 and
20 cents Call and see them
' ' The City Meat Market is still pav-
ing the highest CASH price for ypur
poultry butter and eggs
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A Few Items To Close
Out At Attractive Prices
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One 5 Hoe Drill $5 Two 5 Disc Drills $15 One 12 Disc Drill
Richmond Champion make was $90 now $75 fully guar-
anteed One 10 Disc Peoria Drill was $85 now $7 S '
TJhoso drills must go and aro certainly groat bargains
WniSTD MILLS :
One Six-foot Fairbanks Wind Mill new was $22 Si? now $17 50 One
Six-foot Imperial was $22 50 now 17 50 and One Bight-foot
Defender Wind Mill was $2750 now 6B2250 This is a
well built machine and a good bargain
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One Disc Gang Plowwas $60i now sells at 8B45
Comeand see this material as we can save yop
money' - J
Tfow is tho timo to fonoo your farm fife kaoo aii kinds of fonoo 1
material and tho host lot of kodgo posts shown in this section
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“"A full line of Lumber Cement Brick and all kind of Building Material at bed rock
- prices Come and get our figures on your bill as we will save you money
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Amorita Oftsla
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Try the NEWS for ARTISTIC JOB
WORK
O but those Ladies’ Collars are nice
Atwood fiSon sells them
All kinds of sewing machine needles
at Andersons - '
We have a fine line of Hats Call
and see Iheih F M Atwood & Son
If yoq haven’t secured a pair ofthose
cheap shoes from Atwood ‘ you are
loosing money
We have the largest stock and best
assortment of Hedge Posts ever shown
in this country H S Davis
Solo — A nearly new Gallop”
saddle and alsq a bridle Inquire of
Homer Roberts Amorita Okie
Mrs Grace Nickles of Wellington
Kans is visiting her grand-mother
Mrs Thomas this week' f
The Kitchen Cabinet — Miss Clauda
Johnson helped Miss Gretna Riggins
make apple butter Wednesday
A A Anderson7 and wife called on
Mi and Mrs Deering Sunday'
Mr J ET Kepeart who has been
visiting his mother in Ohio has ret lm-
ed home ’
Mr F Swain is working for Mr
Roberts this week
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Mr and Mrs Louis Andcson visit-
ed Will Anderson and family Sunday
Homer and Clyde Lane visited
Amorita firiends Sunday and Monday
Dr Stout and wife called on WmAn-de-son
and wife Sunday evening
Thomas Lamb and wife visited
friends in Cherokee Sunday
Miss Ira Thomas Messrs Clarence
j Sands and Harry Newkirk called on
Miss Clauda Johnson Sunday
- Mrs Mary White returned home
Tuesday after1 six week’s visit with
relatives and friends in Clay Center
Kansas
Lawson Barret and family are visiting
relatives in the Southern part of Okla-
homa ’ " '
Wanted: Some one to take the agen
cy lor soliciting' subscribers for the
Weekly Oklahoman and the Amorita
News For further particulars call at
News office
SEWING MACHINES
Good Standard makes ful set of at-
tachments Price $1500 $2000
and $2250 All fully warranted
' HS Davis
-White-wash your chicken house
and get rid of the mites Get your lime
of H S DAVIS
Telephones and Rural Route Mai
Boxes Best quality Lowest Price
H S DAVIS s '
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Corwin Items
Mrs A W Marteney and son Oran
were shopping in Anthony Saturday
S B Pryor is building an addition i
to his store building and is wrecking
the the old building He intends
placing dry goods in the new rooms
J S Francis was in Hazleton
business Sunday
Rollie Mclntire of Hazleton was
a Sunday visitor with Chas Hardesty f
Frank Welsh returned home from
Beaver Co Sunday "He will remain
here for the winter
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Mrs E Vannerman is attending the
T O O F meeting at Wichita this
week
J H Clark made a business trip to
Anthony Wednesday
Mrs A Minzer and Grandma Andrew
left Wednesday for Conway Springs
where they will visit Mrs Geo Terry
Mrs Riggenbach is on the sick list
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Mrs G Teny of Conway Springs
was a Corwin visitor last week
Mrs S B ‘ Pryor was an Anthony
visitor last week ‘
Ed Kellog of Wichita was in Corwin
on business Wednesday
Andy Ranch and Rolie Raymond
made a business trip to Anthony Mon-
day M S Sheeley left Corwin Tuesday
tor a few week’s visit - with relatives
and friends in Illinois'
T W Bay and Frank Hardesty
Shipped cattle to Wichita Tuesday
Mrs WmxShellenberger attended
the I O O meeting at Wichita Tues-
day S W Crow has been visiting his
brother Geo of Aline forthe past few
days
SCHOOL ITBMSPrvB paaeeae-
Life without a purpose is like search
without an object
Monday morning the High School
was glad to welcome two new pupilt
Miss Zadie Anderson and Miss Amands
Smith
Perry and Cook will both take to the
woods when Teddy gets back
Jennie Barret fras absent from school
Thursdaoon adcrunt of visiting her
grand parents at Hinton Oklahoma "i
The Intermediate room was glad to
welcome Nellie Halstead and Anna
Bill as new pupils las’ Monday morning
There are no gains without pains
Russel Riggins was absent from
school monday - ?
Nellie Halstead was absent Tuesday
and Wednesday on account of sickness
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Ira rb mas was abs ut Friday on ac
coju ot i Inca
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gnat secret of success in life is
to b ready when ones opportunity
comes ' y
W iter barret has been visiting his
Gran m ihtr at Hinton Okla '
Leslie Hartzd was alsent Monday
on account of sickness
0-twhai a tangled web we weave
Wneu first we practice to deceive -
We the primtry room were glad to
welcome Clarence Halstead as a
pupil Monday s
Net failure but low aim is crime u
Homer Roberta of the High School
room was on the sick fist Wednesday
Ethel Harris went to Kiowa Wednes-
day with hey parents -
There are always a good many
people who keep the balance of the
community busy wondering ' how they
five so well-- ‘j
Man like the fire ia apt to torment
sromen by going out at night
There never was a woman but was
Just aching to tell some other woman
low to do np her hair
Of all the things for which a young
person should s'ri' e a good cearacter
stands easily at the head of the list
It may be hard to get on without wealth
and education but wi’hout a good
ebaraver no permanent and enduring
succeu can be attained" 1 - -
Learned 'men tell us that in" Latin
the word ’’editor” meacs somet ing
to eat” In the United States its
meaning is altogethor different "It
means to scratch around like blazes to
get something to eat'
The life of our editor was saved the
other day by a silver dollar in his
pocket ' A crank shot at him and the
ball struct the dollar Now should we
happen to get shot pefore you y pay up
your subscription and there is no dollar
to atop the ball we should always pre-
sume you might have saved our life
Twix twilight and dark' up near
Manitou Park a maiden sat combing
her bright gollen hgir when heated
with roaming all panting and foamir g
there came up and squeezed her a big
grizzly bear It did not affright her
the bear did not bite ter she lay back
aid murmured: -”0 still tighter dear”
T ils broke up old bruin -be let off ' his
wooing sneaked back to the mountains
and hid a whole year
Sond Thom
Uonoygrams
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An ad in this paper for
any business whatever is
a moneygram to the buy-
ing public frfem you
They appreciate your
belief in their financial -standing
They buy your goods
A moneygram never Was
marked "collect”
The currency pours into
your cash boa of its own
free will
If your bargains ara advertised
1 “bigM your sale aro big
People appreciate big strong
forceful trade announcements
Such ads inspire commercial
confidence
BET WISEf ADVERTISIXa
TUJE IS TO-DAY
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Buys hogs’and
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE $
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and 2iiod Repair Shop
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fiiood or-fron ot any time Shoe -iny
a spooiqty Jfit tooric done to
Order Satisfaction Suaranteod ‘
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' Slospoetfully Of ours
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JUST RECEIVED i cu- of-gofld
new I McAlister coal on which we‘ are mak-
ing unusually low prices Call and see
Us ' H' S DaVIS '
Notice "
For Painting and Paper hanging Call
on C H Sheppard Contractor - All
work guaranteed
Amorita--- - Okla
M0NKY TO LOAN-
I have money to loan on first-class
cl)attle mortgages j ’ When your notes
come due come and aee me
HS DAVIS -
Hotel
Good Meals & Beds
TRY US
G S McGraw
Amorita Okla
: THREE PAPERS FOR $125
The Amorita News The Weekly Oklahoman
American Farmer One year each for $1’25
By a special arrangement with The Weekly Oklahoman'
and The American Farmer we arc able to offer you all
three of the above papers for the price or one
Send your check fer $125
and ve will
- No man is too busy or too hard up to afford this offer -
" THE AMORITA NBWS
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Lumber Lath Shingles Coal PaintSji-i
Andall kinds of Building Material
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Oils Paints and Varnishes a speciality
Locks Hinges and all kinds of fixtures
We also have the “Sqdae Deal” Fencing Wire
“Our material isasgood as the
best and as cheap as the cheapest
Call on us at
ATTENTION
We have purchased a car load of new buggies surrays and -'wagons
of the latest styles and' fashions and-are bought so
that we can make yon better prices considering the make
! and quality than has ever before been placed before the
people of this part of the country “All New 'Call on the
C O VAUGHN LUMBER CQ
'AMORITA - OKLA
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TE CITY MEAT MARKET
FOR
Fresh and Cured Meats
Pays highest cash price
v FOR
POULTRY BUTTER AND EGGS
CANNED MEATS OP ALL KINDS
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
D F Wooddell & Son
Subscribe for the Sfmorita Tfeuts only ff per annum
R-W SEELEY::
-AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction guaranteed
Terms ' reasonabi e
AMORITA Okla
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'PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE
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Xmorita oKla :
WHEN IN AMORITA
DON’T FAIL
TO CALL AND SEE'
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THE ClTYV TONSORIAL "j
artist
Laundry sent every two weeks
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promptly obtained In all count rto Oft PQ
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Campbell, Raymond E. The Amorita News. (Amorita, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 77, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1909, newspaper, October 15, 1909; Amorita, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1841880/m1/4/?q=Ardmore+ok: accessed May 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.