The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1910 Page: 3 of 4
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I have recently purchased the hardware stock of the CUSHING HAKDWAKK Company and
to renew my acquaintance with (he people of ti is vicinity will make two bi;J One Cent Sales,
at 2 and 4 p. m. on
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Articles included in these sales will be
$12 Washing Machine, Granite Ware, Lanterns, Knives, Silverwere,Wash fccarc's and meny other
articles, all worth one cent and upward
You make your selection from bundles already tied up and must have your penny ready as we
will make no change. Children under 15 years of age cannot buy at this sale and no cne per-
son is entitled to purchase more than one package.
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ELECTRICITY IN BIBLE TIMES
Have Offered an Explana-
tion for Miracles by Supposing
Its Use.
Phone lf>5 for meats and gro- A Woman'* Great Idea.
„f,ri(>s J is how to make herself attractive.
But, without heallh it is hard
.Jacob Piuikett wa>; a Stillwaterj for her to be lovely in thp face,
visitor on Friday. form or temper. A weak sickly some
woman will be nervous and irrit-
Tt. L. Punnell is putting in 100 akje Constipation and Kidney
ai res ot > ' ^at on hi ; fa m.befo t p0js0ris show in pimples, I An electrical engineer of Munich
moving .o town. blotches, skin eruptions and alnamed Stadenmann makes an lngeni-
I mi a arfumont fn nrnvo that tho Tou/a
wretched complexion.
Electric Bitters always prove a
godsend to women who want
health, beauty and
Paint 1
selling
. | ous argument to prove that the Jews
In the time of Moses had an advanced
knowledge of electricity, using pas-
sages from the Bible to enforce his |
„ . , elaim.
triendS. ; Hjs theory of the famed serpent of '
At Cushing Hardwaie.
worth $2.25 per gillon,
for .$] .50 per gallon.
, j They regulate Stomach. Liver . bronze is that it was a lightning con- y
Mrs. George Brown, v ho lived |and Kidnevs purify the blood; ductor; and he a,so ^ that the 1em"
on fnpliPP Creek di.-d on Thurs . t , pie at Jerusalem was protected by
J P ' ' give strong nerves, bright ejeb, metal points connected with the $
pure health, smoothe, velvety 1 ground.
Skin, love'y complexion, good i The most ingenious speculation is In
health. Try them. 50c. at
druggists.
day. Funeral on Friday.
Mrs. C. E. Warren returned on
Tuesday from an ( ".tended visit
in Tulsa, and C. B- smiles a^ain.
Wxn. Puvnell, who has been so
jouriang in Texas and New Mex-
i. o } or some time, is back in Cush
ing for a short tim3 at least.
E. W. Riehardson, democratic
candidate for county Superinten-
dent, was in town on Saturday,
i .,f. Richardson is making frientf egraphv.
regard to the work of the covenant,
®'' which was made of walls «f wood cov-
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whereever he is able to -*o, and
his prospects are looking fine.
ered on both sides with metal. If this
were connected with metal teeth on
the temple roof, it would form a sort
} , of leyden jar charged by the electrisity
ehureu of (he atmosphere, and would give a
Butler shock to anyone touching it.
< ir ,5v,Mr. Stadenmann presumes that
on next Wednesday evening. Mog^ ffalned hlg knowledge of elec.
tricity from the Egyptians. This an-
CiTshino- Tplpcranh School c,ent race certalnly had a knowledge
Cushing ,. A, i of mmy branches of science that it
Cushing", Okia. took the rest of the world thousands
Rai'ro?d and Commercial Tel- Of years to learn. But the only proor
T 'lif writin"- ncluded that they were electrlcal engineers
" is one recently advanced by an arche-
Tlie ladies of the M. E.
will meet with Mrs. T. L.
H. T. STOL T Mgr.
Don't throw away the old ov-
ercoat. Bring it to the People's
Cleaning Works and have it re- Making a Language
lined and a new collar put on. An alleged Improvement upon the
, „ ["international" language, "Esperanto,"
kou will g t yeor value over a- ^ th# nmJt Qf the Jaborg Qf a gub
tin. Second door north of the | committee appointed by the interna-
I r,r ; tional committee on artificial lan-
J " •*' . | guages which met In Paris, under the
presidency of the famous chemist.
Democratic candidates swooped prof 0stwald ln 1J07 Thls new ,.ln.
tlo'.Mi on Cushing o i Wednesday ter-language' Is called "Ido." It has
l ing. The party consisted of>ll» dictionaries, grammars and read-
. . ers, prepared for the use of readers
i„ r .Jiich, candidate fo of eight or nine existing languages It
. .'.I. Gassaway, candidat has been described »s a "quintessence
f •- > 'i- and Mr ueaeh, candi-jo' European languages." and Its advo-
rates claim that It Is simpler and
date for Co. Clerk. easier to learn than "Esperanto," and
that many are adopting It Prof Otto
Do^ 't fail to hear til ' lecture Jespersen says It !<« a "purified Esrer
F Voelker Oct 2."»th. I freed from the arbitrary word
. . . * i *« t eolnages and word-clipping of that
u i . «ird the Lfst th« kinjr^ ot j ]aB£Ua|rf» illo^cal and insufflrlent
til" platform, and 1 hav • no hoi- nil^n o' wo^^o^arlon and Its ciuni«y
.1, f.ro aounn .g Paul K. " -Touth-. Compaalon
\ • k«r on- of the monf instruc-j
.ij; 1 ent-TUinin'? l.vturera to;
l h .v, - v r li-it ned.'
< u hfMwn. Pr<»f. Ihil'li. sjicak {JJ.ECTRIC
free. Tuition $35,course 5 months
o'oglst—that they must have had elec-
night and day school. Four ex- trie lights because their underground
perienc.'d teacher .
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HOES!
SHOES!
temples show no traces of smoke.
Jewish Longing for Palestine.
As long ago as 1666 Sabati Zevi set
the .Tews of Europe preparing for a
return to Palestine. Not only the poor-
er brethren, but even the rich mer-
chants of Venice end Leghorn were
seized by the excitement and for a
whole century the great bulk of the
people refused to be disillusioned. It
wa ■ not until the appearance of
Ceorge Kliot's "Daniel Deronda" that
the Jewish nationalist movement re-
ceived another stimulus so strong as
this; brt In the meantime many
schemes were propounded, including
an .ittemot In 1854 to float a company
'"o enshle the descendants «f Isra«l
to obtain and cultivate the land of
j roiries ' Variou* famous people have
h»en ln*ere»ted in tbe Idea of estab-
lishing an independent Jewish klag-
,ln"i ne!f<saril7 ln Palestine Tha
Dutch W**t !ndla Company tried tha
err^erin rnt in Curaroa. and Olivar
Cromwell did the same in Suriaan
Orakc I nivernity.
C BITTERS
ruff BEST FO*
BILIOt i»\
axi/ kiD.xrr*
Taken Up—At my farm, fire
< .!• % esat of ( ufhioir, 1 red and
vt.it- heifer. 2 yearn past
i -lioaiH!. in<leH>it in right e«r.
Owner can have by proving prop
•rty and paying ehargea
I. t ll-thrington
End icott- Johnson
B : r Sh for less money
ran Ladies Shoes Neat Designs
fo
ad oes, low heels and flexible soles
o!ce: ladies ::::::::
T!ir Kindergarden Line
To e folkc a swell line, Bootees
tor everybody. Come and see them.
Wagons and Buggies at reduced prices.
ing Irading Co.
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