The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 8, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
bloweth where i<
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hiht. Idaho,
'Mr*. Wright
lien#. Mr. \
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'ivinjr on th
place. south
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The wind
lisieth. • •
Milton Thont|*on haa th»
rouinpa. •
liently, the Tailor, is located
in ruotu a. Harmon block.
Mr. and Mr*. K. W. Pulliam
Wfi* visitors at Coyle on Tues-
day.
F. P. Krolop in preparing: to h M'1* <i»*turlied on account
build a biir new liarn on theHar- n0'**'* mBde l>v h'»m»i
• llion pluce. # M»' on I He »»»aI! V I.
„ . , M ,. , MVBtld lit Carting.
(«arden and field seeds at the
big hardware store. Cushing WANTED To buy a
lid we. Co h >rse or niare with whit
Highest market price paid for "
hogs delivered in I ushing. Ar- o er * >®sr8 • n
thur V\ iisoii.
Mrs. T. R. Fi
I rifle. Missouri.
! • he latter part «
> was here lookin:
try with the vie
a farm.
A prominent elti?.<
plaining thnt hit af'
I am prr|>ar«Mi tuito paint work 14 Pmi Cm4 Frao.
■ ..il ki.„i. .ml 0» II .rll *».| ll.rv ., up, or., n.i, for uy
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.k. .IMUI prm* un cuuntr) ^ ^ ,r„
V »thm*l tnd *.l hi. choir, of
l<>hn Kathke. living Ave no Us -'>ree different kinda. namely:
< "itheast of lown. haa t*rt ! ^4 Comic Cards. 24 Flower CarUa
iking Mane improvements oi j »"d a set of 24 cards entitled
property in tlia shapf of *i 'language uf the Flowers". In!
t-w n-«f u. hi* l»arn W* ar. «ch orfe of these set* there are
Uo informed that he ia'co t •• < highly colored, souvenir Po»i j
latta| Jfclll I K Ml house. * ards. All >ou hav* to dqtool •
Fight com|>etition with print '*^n w 10 *end 2bc for s
What Ms You?
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Mrs. Rowland is spending* a
few days in Cushing visiting her
children liere. She is from Pot-
win, kans.
blael
e fite.
po n's, no
i>»t ? e a g<M c
driver. ( all <»» oe aitrtlH— '
K. bi'i/hl 'i. <
Bentley, the Taiiiir. does clean-
ing and pressing, either ladies
or gent's and guaran'tes hi#
work. He is a home inan and i*
New Deere, Deere Stag and here to stay, theref. re he ahnu't
Oliver Sulky plows dirt cheap at merit a large share v>f your pht-
the big lldwe. Store.—Cushing ronage.
Hardware Co.
# . • The Still writer ^»azrtt!e eov -
D. Z. Karr and wife and little plains of the pre.-a'ance of :
son, fnan Hinton, Okia., are vis- spirit of vandalism and lawless-
iting Mr. Karr's brotner, J. D. ness in rtiat city of culi.iro. Per-
Karr, of this city. Mr. Karr is haps the Board of ke :< i is j'< ,
enroute to Monte Vista, Colorado, the A. & M. College mi^ht to ts-
wiiere he will make his future j tablish a new chair in ffhat insr;
hotue. tution.
(UltUI*tUAUtttUtt«tlU * » 9 9 * *^
i The Rjr> A Barber S
I B1G ^ Shop |
« Good Workmen, Clean Towels, First Ckss Bathrootft. *
W. H. <WiIlia:ns, Prop.
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• * ** M KMittttittl 1UI It* f»r«»po<'
A Deal In Re
ustate
Can be bandied qoicker through ou:- fnm
than any other way. Let xis teli y^-u why
Sell Real Es .ate Any where
If you want to buy, sell or trade, she us.
We
CUSHING RE 4LTY CO.
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KNEELAND & W vRREN
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Come
where the
Clothes
are
Right.
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r s ink it di<e*n't s at er, bu
t si.reada like a racy rumor in
*stpy neighborhood. Titer.
* more truth than poetry in th«
>tateuieut that a dead mat
luean't advertise, lie can't,bu
i( live mart always does. He cai
and he cans money and happi
ne*» thereby. Kx.
Mrs. 0. II. Gardner wishes ti
i in>.mice that she will take a
lass m music, of a limited num-
>'T ot pupils. *Mie lb a gratlua e
f tlie New Iter, Tennessee, Mu^-
v Conservatory.aud can givehei
upils the best of inatruction.
Anyone wishing to take iesaont-
.vill find her at her home on West
droadway. one door west Com-
nercial h« tel.
Cottonwood District Items.
Quite a numt>er of the Farnu is!
are done planting corn.
Charlie Smaltz and family out
»n k»ute tt.ur visited Mrs
mialt/'s mother at the home ol |
ira idoiiler last Friday.
Mrs Barbra Mohlerwho spen. !
nost of tne winter with her tw«
.ons in Colorado and Idah-
recently returned to the home oi!
„ : tier son, Ira Mohler, who h;.i ,
• veil quite sick the past tw» j
.veeka, is ahle to be out agaiin
Louis ilolderread's workmei,
lave about completed her ne\\
-^idence.
ira Aiohler is testing a new n<>
o improved Cfnited ctatcn
ream Separator.
Mr Gartman is erecting a nice
.wo story dwelling on his farm.
W< rdit To Freeze The Soul.
"Your son has Consumption.:
Hi3 case is hopeless." These;
appaling words were spoken to
j Geo. E. Blevetis, a .leading
merchant of Springfield, N. C.
by two expert doctors—one a
I iung specialist. Then was shown j
! the wonderful power of Dr. !
;King's New Discovery. "After:
18 weeks use"writes Mr. Blevens i
"he was as well as ever. I wouln 11
not take ali the money in the
{ world for what it did forfny boy'
j infallible for coughs and colds,
its the safest, surest cure of des-
perate lung diseases on earth.50-:
and $1 at all druggists. Guarai
tee satisfaction.'!rial bottle free.
Jr. King's New Life Plllf
The best in the world.
ear.* subscription to thet Kan
>us City Weekly Journal am. j
ell them which set you want,
pon receipt of your •nbsctiption
or The Kansas City Week I)
ournal - the greatest new^papei
>f the southwest you will b«
■ent absolutely free the 24 Post
ards which you select. Be surt
o specify whether you want th* ,
.4 Comic Cards, the 24 Flowei
ards or the 24 Language of th«
lower cards.
W e know that you will be high-
y pleased with these post card*.
»'ue Comic Cards are very
funny"; the Fkiwjr Cards con- j
ist of tne principal flowers and !
re all in beautiful colors; tin j
language of the Flowers"cardt-!
.re ail in beautiful colors anui
nave verses and mottoes which
<ive you the sentiment of the j
. .owers. : |
iiemember for the small sum |
of 2ii cents you receive Tne Kan-! ^
as City Weekly Journal for aj
--ill year and get your choice ot j I
.ae seta of poet cards. Sepd 2o J
ents address. -The Kansas City | ft
. eekiy Journal,Kansas Cit^-.iilo. ; ^
Notice. t
All accounts due the firm of |
hi man and Son must be settled '
c once in order that I may be j f
ble to make tiual settlement of ^
tie estate of Jacob Suman. a
Mrs. Mary Suman *
Executrix. jjl
For Sale. t
iihode Island Red eggs $1.00 jj
er setting. T. 0. Mottatt.
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HIGH'S MEAFI
MARKET
We have everything to eat
Fresh Groceries and the best Meats
Fish and Oysteis in season ^
Hi
ira 3
Ox-. ;!
Corner
The Anglers P 3,f*H.dlS0
There are lots cf Tailors ma!
measure Clothes, but there
Taylor maling them right.
Proof? Call here and see
see the famous All \^ocl Cc
five hundred of the Dewest
compare the prices.
BENTLEY, the Tailor, L"
m 5
djoa
block
Slogans
^mEE
Sewing Machine
runs lighter than any
other.
*6^ FREE
lasts longer than any
other.
tab* FREE
. is more beautiful than
any other.
■0>eFREE
has less vibration
than any other.
■tf'FREE
is easier to operate
than any other.
t^FREE
makes a more perfect
stitch than any other.
tPFREE
is the best of all w
blued in one.
mi sivm win go.
CA&O tt ILLINOIS
For sslc by
CUSHING FURNITURE CO.
Is made comfortable when he has visited our
store before starting for his haven of sport and laid in
a good stock of fishing tackle. You can catch any
kind of fish you wish with the various up to date tackle
found here. We also ketp all kinds of guns, pistols
and amunition for target cr field practice.
Hardware and Harness Store
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The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 8, 1909, newspaper, April 8, 1909; Cushing, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc283929/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.