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Thi> (Mm I or will prrarb al both hour*
\i I he mornitia  rr*tre Hw alll pr«  rh
•hr Br i of a of sermon* on
■ Th«- PainMee « f Chrl«t " Al iti 
Intmliii  «t*Ir* he will pwatli the
fourth of a  erle  of aarmons on il ««
"Horial *apeet  of Chrlatlanltv. nam*-
I |y. 'Man'* Huprcm* l>uly To Oml and
•o III* Kello* Man'"' All ar* cor
! Pally Invited. Htrangnra wkwtwd
1 \i t * ((nth Nichols of l all«*. i
HjoTi Ova' City D'ub tUrej Tea.* «ill tint ai tl «* fvenln*  fr CANADA TO MAHDI GRAS CITY
PHONC *30
dr. c. h. hall
dentist
RIRDC
, 33 Mangum. Okla
M. DcAHMAN. M. D.
Mangum, OMa.
•ltd
It* .
Ribbon of Concrata, Foch and Orava
I Krr. J II an<l family <•( Unrolling Between Winnipeg
Kenton, K> . arrived In Mangum la*t j <n)j New Orlaana.
ITuesday atul mill malt* Mangum their'
mote, Mr Fennock ha* acrep« *d tf 
Oflh f «nd llo
Ma * Uiiit Hi*'.'.
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Phone
Phone 6
ork of the l!r <r Count)'
Mtciu'lon. and will bi-gln n
PRKiOff al Reed Friday night lit- I*
|' Irhly rMnomMdwl a* being an nbl*
{mission
I tnptlii A
my rHKi'KftH'K j wmoiiT. rr«-*i.
tfuiit of Jcintaun IflKiiway Aaaui-taUbu t
In New Orleans on November 15 and
1 ti of last fall, after elx montha f aye
'tnatlc agitation, more tban 4mi good
WYLIE SNOW
lawyer
Phone 23)
m slater and a man of high Ideals roada enthusiasts from eleven state*
and Cbrlsllan character. "   Mississippi river met and
! > rganlsed the Je .ersi<n Highway aaa >
I elation. Now a ribbon of concrete and
The Greer County llapilst Asaoclii-• n ck >n, gnm#, rapidly unrolling b*
•Ion will meet wilh the Kir*! liapiHt1 - —
DKnn. 23j I',on Wl" """ *"~'T """" tween Winnipeg, Canada, and New Of
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Ot!'< e
Mangum
Phone f ti
Okla.
lie %. Pbon
8401'
DR. M. E. MILLER
The Only Osteopath In Greer Co.
let me remove the cause of your
Trouble
Office Over Postofbce
Regittered Phyaician
notice of sale of land
der execution.
DR. P. F. ANDERSON
DKNTI8T
•up.   -    
llaptlHt Mwaenier." Oklahoma ( | " ,n l-a th>n ilx month« of It* official
and other denominational tajder*. « (<x(Btence lho Jefforion highway ha*
l al fend the meeting. The ehurr   « j bet* mo aecond In Importance among
Live free entertalnmenl to nil Am„iem.m gT„Hl new I;at,on„ hlgh
j come. | wuyB <pj,e lincoln highway la natural-
! ly and rightfully given llrat place, con-
ON-! nnctlng aa It doea New York and San
I Kiuncldeo. and apannlr.g the entire con-
tinent from c-aat to west. The JefTer-
. • ... i- ' son highway, on the other han;l, tra-
Notice i* hereby given ha,t In p« - the ygrpat agricultura, center
nuance 01 a w Iand connects the Dominion of Canada
i iif at New Orleans. It crosses the rich
fn an .ct"on wherein The agricultural states ofJto.e U. i™.
Stale of Oklahoma on .he Relation of Mlaaourl Kansas. m . Texas
K J Lindley. County Attorney of I-oulsla:ia. with a possible branch
Custer County. Oklahoma, was plain-! trough the Ozark mountalua in Arkan-
liff and Arthur Montour. Anna   '•
Zwlrtz. A. F. Rueb and Roy Maboei Thonas Jefferson la Justly entitled
were defendants, commanding me to; to the honor which the Jefferson high-
levy upon properly belonging to said i« expected to confer upon his
defendants, sufficient to satisfy a name. The great north and south
judgment rendered in said action, in highway traverses the Louisiana pur-
fendants. for the sum of $428.00. with J chase territory with the exception of
Phone 5521 rt,n(lanH for the.,um of >428.00, with I *  hort dip Into Texas, made to provide
  j j32 80 coHtH with interest thereon 1 a level route around the mountains of
from the date of judgment, from the j Arkansas. Thla diversion makes the
trtuxi IJ TOMMF 115th day of April. 191">; 1 have levied Jefferson highway a farm land, level
J k, . o wi upon certain lands and tenements l;fe- country route from beginning to end.
Notary Public , ,ongjng (Q gaJd Roy M.lbee_ no, exempt | The actual work of graveling, rock-
from sale under execution, for want Ing. macadamizing or surfacing with
of goods and chattels of the said Ar-! concrete Is now being arranged for
Office Over Postoffice
Office Phone 56 Res- Phon*
200
H. H. EDWARDS
Attorney-at-Law
Practice in all Courts
Office in City Hall.
Office in Court Hou
(On First Floor)
MANGUM
11 t Ul guuuo atiu vunuvio v« i  - — —
r vi lumii 'hur Montour. Anna Zklrtz. A. F. Rueb with surprising energy. Single coun
oklahoma or Roy Mnybe. or either of them, to- ties in Texas and Louisiana have
DR. HOLMES & VAUGHN
DENTISTS
Office in Funderburk Building
Ptione 71
voted $300,000 and $400,000 bond is
sues. Counties and road districts in
which it would not have been supposed
that ten per cent of the voters would
approve of bond issues for building
" i wit:
S. E. 1-4 of the N. E. 1-4 of Section
_ j 23. Twp. 6. Range 24. W. I. M.. N. E.
1-4 of the S. E. 1-4 of Section 23.
(Twp. 6. Itange 24, W. I. M.. situated  —  —  
I in Greer county, state of Oklahoma. | roads have won their bond issues eas-
Mangum, Okla. and have duly caused said lands and ily because of enthusiasm for the Jef-
   I tenements to be appraised according ferson highway.
THINGS WERE REAL HOT. !to law, at $1,400.00; now, therefore,! Highways must be built on the
| notice is hereby given, that in pur-1 ground as well as on paper before they
j suance of the commands of said writ,'
On last Saturday afternoon things j | wi)1 offer for sa|e ami seil for cash
got very warm around our part of | to tfoe highest bidder, said lands and
town, but It was not half so hot as, tenements, or so much thereof as.
the prices we're making this week on cost8> on the 28th day of August. 1916.
staple and fancy groceries. If you|c08tSj on the28tli day of August. 1916,
don't think we have some genuine |at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day at the
bargains in ti e grcccry line, give us a (front door of the court house in the
trial and be convinced. VVe have a] city of Mangum, In said county andl
reputation for truthfulness, especially state.
about selling groceries so when we) Witness my hand this 26th day
tell you anything is all right you can;-juiy, 1916.
rest assured we are giving you the I W. B HENRY, Sheriff.
straight good-;. | of Greer County, Oklahoma. ]
J. W. SHORT.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
North Side of Square.
^WINNIPEG
MASON
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By Jno. H. Tomme. Undersfieriff.
E. DARNELL. 46 .".tadv
Attv. for Plaintiff
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Red Room Furniture
EVERY man owes himself the lux-
ury of a nice, comfortable bed. And at
the special low prices we are now making,
every family can afford this luxury.
Beds, Dressers
Chiffoniers
Our present low prices are not confined
entirely to beds. We are also offering some
big values in chiffoniers, dressers, dressing
tables, wardrobes, clothes chests, etc. Come
early and get what you want before the stock
is picked over.
Southwest Furniture Co.
INCORPORATED
UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Day Phone 235 Night Phone 313 and 361
Jefferson Highway.
are satisfactory for purposes of traf-
fic. The Jefferson highway was a
dream in men's minds for a few
months, then it became a highway on
paper for a matter of a few weeks.
Rapidly now the ribbon of gravel and
rock and concrete is unrolling through
Winnipeg, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Des
Moines, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Jop-
lin. Muskogee, Denison, Shreveport,
Baton Rouge and New Orleans, tra-
versing the agricultural heart of Amer-
ica. the most broadly developed agri-
cultural country in tho world. In less
than three years' time the great high-
way not merely ought to be bftt will
be transferred from men's mind and
from paper to the ground, a 2,000-mile,
I hard-surfaced, 365-day road from Win*
I nipeg to New Orleans.
Social Advancement.
| Good roads always contribute to tne
1 social advancement of the community.
To# n and city folks are greatly bene-
fited. but farmers are real beneficiaries
' on account of the saving in time and
! labor in marketing farm products.
Encouragement to Birds.
Were our highways bordered with
! trees, we should find such feathered
visitors as our bluebirds, robins,
thrushes, catbirds, song sparrows,
bluejays and orioles living within our
I view.
Greer County
Free Fair
(
Mangum, Oklahoma
September 13-14-15-16, 1916
Bring your Babies. Agricultural, Live Stock and other Pro-
ducts and help make it BIGGER AND BETTER than ever before
No entrance fees or stall fees for any animal or article entered
for premium
Will have some of the best racing ever seen in this part of the
state.
Good clean shows and amusements.
Beautiful Fire Works at Night.
For concessions and other information see or write
F. D. WATSON. Secretary.
<3L
F. O B. DETROIT
We could claim 411-2
Horsepower end prob-
ably yen wouldn't
know the difference
•i
HORSEPOWER" is a misleading phrase. It is
sometimes wrongly used to carry the idea of
something unusual, exceptional—some startling
innovation.
We don't claim anything we can't prove. We
don't mislead by reference to a technical subject you
don't understand.
We've got something real to talk about Examine
the Maxwell car—its complete equipment. Note
the attractive appearance. Consider its reputation
and its unequaled record for performance.
The price includes all the horsepower you need
to take you anywhere and as fast as you want
to go.
S-pmaaanger Touring Car, $595 2-paaacnger Cabriolet, $865
2-paasanjer Roadster - 580 6-paaaengar Town Car, 915
5-passengar Sedan, $985
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C. P. Hamilton
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