The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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At VVa rf*' Furnilun Htu«*.
A New M«if| bram* Machine
fully » u. .m!u I i,»r lo (or
wily $lo.»4i.
Uhim Hijfh and I r*«! s virtual
*mJ thru rv«pertive famtln*» are
away thi« *eek ivmmunmv *iih
nature hIwiv the water* of ro-
mantic I M'iiii' H nut au«l
mingle* with the natty Cimarron.
Tlie> ho,v to da much in the way
of inducing U.e war., cluuinel
caltiah to take a Houncr in a cer-
tain cornmodioun frying pan t>
which waa cutnudered a very nee- * none
csaary and important j«art of the ———
fishing J«uru|»hrnulia. They willt .......
Ih* gone all week. •
One of our Cushing young men 2
vtbtihad '< tnAr a lung ilrhc !
. uri> Sunday morning in order I
to see Lin aweetheart, found him-
self in the predicament of hav-
ing only one clean shirt and it
torn across the liosom. lieing
Sunday morning and early at
that, he could nut buy a new
Buy Sun brain oil for »our in* f
cul«tom It I* the beat-
•ate l»y Gen II l>ung n. C'u»hi. g it!km in Kowe Work I'patair*
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Everybody i
Corn Chop j
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i L.D. Gaunts Elevator •
; Hides G^n Tcpe, lb.
JEVERETr PHELPS PRODUCE COMPANY.
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Announcement!
ing Janu xry 1. 1910 we became a strictly
All accounts must be settled between now
a firm will be known as HIGH I: SON.
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duing nicely.
T. J. Hughes moved into his
new hoarse yesterday which he
! nas built in the eaat part of town.
The E<iualization Board of
Union Twp. met on Monday and
adjourned until Saturday April
; 23,
The Baptist Aid Society is plan-
ning a suppar to be held at the
home of H. H. Carver on May
5th.
J. N. Lindsey has been spend
ing the past week in Southwest-
ern Oklahoma, looking after busi
ness affairs.
Saturday was a great cattle day
in Cushing. 01 Kirtley shipped
2000 head of cattle to the Texas
grass lands.
At Walters' Furniture Store.
A New Model Sewing Machine
fully guaranteed for 10 years for
only $15.00.
The little grand-daughter of
Mrs. Edwards drank some medi-
cine from a bottle and was quite
sick in consequence.
The eleven months old child of
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Clare, living
near Norfork, died on Sunday
after an illness of two weeks.
Rev Clark, Presbyterian min-
j ister of Hominy, stopped off be-
tween trains Wednesday. He
I was enroute to Meeker to attend
! a meeting of the Presbytry.
Miss Lettie Sheets, who has
been working at Stillwater for
I the past few weeks, has return-
£ ed on account of illness, and is
, i stopping with her sister at the
k home of Chas. Carpenter.
^ | Carl Koble, son o£S. H. Koble,
f living north of town, is very se-
j. | riously ill. The young man has
▼ but recently returned from Colo'
C; rado and is at present stopping
0 {at the Cottage hotel, where he is
^ j under the care of L)r. Davis,
Walker and Kelly are erecting
I j a machine shop on the corner one
i block north of the Charles Hotel.
; Among their other improvements
they are installing a new lathe.
When ready they will have one of
1 the most complete shops in this
He had a book of
jjostage stamps and drawing the
edges of the torn shirt together,
he i>asted the stamps along on
the inside, making a very neat
patch and went off perfectly hap-
py.
Special Sale.
Twenty-five (25) percent off
on all lace curtains.
Ten (10) percent off on all rugs.
Come soon as this sale will not j
last long.
C. C. Walters,
Cushing Furniture Store.
The Demon of the Air.
is the germ of LaGrippe, that, i
breathed in, brings suffering to |
thousands. Its after effects are
weakness, nervousness, loss of!
apetite, energy and ambition,
with disordered liver and kid-
neys. The greatest need then is
Electric Bitters, the splendid ton-
ic, blood purifier and regulator of
the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, j
Thousands have proved that they ,
wonderfully strengthen the |
nerves, build up the system j
and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of Grip, j
If suffering, try them. Only 50c. :
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed ;
by all druggists.
The Katy
reaches practi-
cally every large
city in
Oklahoma
arid besides the excell-
ent local tra;n service
between these points,
^through service
with standard 'Pull-
man sleeping cars is
maintained between
Oklahoma City and
Muskogee, Oklahoma
City and Kansas City
and Oklahoma City
and St Louis. It's bet-
ter and quiver by the
Katy from
Oklahoma
'to Texas.
j part of the country and will be
able to turn out all class of work
quickly and in workmanlike man-
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"Mr. Bob." •
Don't mis? seeing him at the ?
Cushing Opera House on Friday •
pri) 87. A pleasing two •
a r d sjiecialties. •
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Special Sale. *
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The Man Behind The Bat !
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Will have his hands full. Root- •
ers out in force to help inauger- :
ate the season 1910. •
We are ready with a full sup- •
ply of everything necessary for :
the National game. Base balls, :
bats, catchers masks and gloves. :
Headquarters for baseball and all •
other out-door games and sports. :
| They Will Bite Better
When you go fishing if rod, reel, j
line and fly are purchased from i
our really superb stock of equip- \
ment for the deciples of Isaac I
Walton. Rods plain and fancy, I
hooks and minnow nets, about 5
every sort of fly or spoon you ev- :
er heard of, everything a fisher- :
man wants at not too much price. ?.
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Ten (10) percent off on all ruf
Cooae soon as this sale will r
lasi long.
C. C. WALTfc&S.
Cushing Furniture Store.
j HUGHES' HARDWARE!
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