The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
id there would be
e country. WJw»
SonwUtJy at
no cotton in th
WM it? •
Highest price paid for hogn
delivered in " .rushing. Arthur
Wilson.
W. F. Clark returned fn m E-
nid,where he had been attending
U. S. Court.
IS LACK OF FAITH
J lALOUt HAN UNCOMHlMia
TAMV TO IOVCO ONI.
This is I partial list of th# farms we have fur sate, tluaa to Cushing. Ultla, a
town of aimi people, with gutxl cash mirteta f«r e\er> thing grown on a farm. We have s p*«Joc«
market. . —« 1 *• —»•* ^ — — -»- - • ...
ttarkn rneami r>, ice cream factory, cuttuo iml utl mill, four c«»tton gms.tsrovlevatora.guul
•nd ehurrheeof sll ilen»mtnatktfM. both English snd We have the brat agrtculturaijpart of
We can
acre than
rt»rt f|l|k
ri.gM.nf »f TrWH—"WkM It
WMhf of M*iIt HH
If Lm*
the state* here for tou t«» choose fr«»m Wo have the ftneat Himate in the United State*.
glow more kind of crops than uny oth«*r state, thir land will pmdiM* mor* Dollar* per
s»nd that M ill ct«at you la ice ss much in otb«*r statm. Wr haw mail l«u*m at every ikioc and
i*h»nen in c»«*r> huu«r We have g*«ed railroad <f»nnee'i<>n« ami you will make a mistske if you buy
before you look st our bargains, lio to the Commercial hotel, one uf the best hotels In the cfty. snd
you will receive speeial rates.
A #1500 residence and good
l»arn for sale for $1050, 14 lots.
Inquire at this office.
Mr#. K. 11. Kinerson and child-
ren of Sparks are visiting the sis-
ter of the former, Mrs. Hazel
Clute.
J. W. Walker went to Glencoe
on Monday to do some work on a
engine. Mr. Walker's reputation
as a mechanic is becoming wide-
spread
Christian Church Services Sun-
day, Sept. 2i», lUOU. Bible school
lo a. in. Sermon 11 a m„ Sub-
ject "Climbing ihto the Miff
Tree," Training Class 7 p. m.
Sermon h p. m .. Subject: 'The
Creed that DMaO n»» revision." —
J. A. Crain. Castor.
C. C. Suman has presented the'
G. A. R. I'ost with 22 army inus-f
kets which the old boys apprec-,
iated very much.
Deierved Assistance.
A MINI i .lirtMua'f ScAniiloaa of
u.» I. th«. ..r *««» Tru# m
»ia*r I* irtluii* ••irblslscH. bul this
►'•a <>f mind lm|>||«w f#ar. ihr unrul
of UltrilUltit) And this l« la
>t>nipailbl* aitli ihr perfwi love which
rasietb ihii tmmr As «nb
• br *urd Imp lira ■ drrtd of km
br thing drain! « tlair uf ntlnd
alilrh i«t ib# 11 mid iwrbniM i« neutral
•nd wr|| uigh itirvliabl* In the Itrsl
•ium of raonblp
The man a bo la aaaklui lo win a
woman and whu baa rival* la I be* IIHd
h«a a ai>aln upuu bia ner«*s and nno
lion* «bi> b ii(»aria bia normal balance
II*' br«oiii»» worried. fetmlful and
Th* »oman who already Is won. bul
who must ron real ber Irallnia unill
the victor choose* to claim bis ron
quest, scarcely can fall to be realleaa.
capricious and nervous This mainly can lie
Is due to the restraint a hlrh she is
putting upon heraelf and the huuiitlug
fear that he may tie In love with some
one «lae.
Hut when th® lover has spoken and
each holds the plighted troth of the
beloved, then jealousy even In Its
No. I2H. Um acrra 112 miles hog tight Price fAim M«»rt- balance in pasture and timber. 3
from town. (»ood 4 room house, gagr (Iimi n.,n) houae. fair liam and other
and a «.rat class farm for ISism Na llfi HJOacrea raw land, outbuildings, gtaal orchard ami
No I2» 2Pl acres all sm«*»th 8 mile* from town, would make plenty of arnall fruit, cksw» to
farm land. I wo miU of town, or stock farm £b"»l «"d church, a bargain at
100 fenced hog tight, good house, »™,*>{'0o. *«»«».
glial orchard andother improv No. llii. liio acrea 5 mik'a No. I0K. 100 acres all first
ments. t rice 9K,sai. fn,m Cushing. cl<«e to luth Kng- rlaas bottom as food as there is
No. l.'kl. Hki acres 3 miles of *m' 4ierman sch<nl and in the state, 4 miles from t ush-
town & room house loo acres in cburch, 70 acr»-* in cultivation. "'*• plenty#of good timber ami
cultivation, balance'|*asture and '^wres meadow, balance paa- water, 140 acres in cultivation
nice
k»vel timb»»r, 3
meadow. This is _ ...,» . # • .
farm and can all be cultivated. •J011**"- 'H,r bam, g»aal orchard.
Price #,ViOO An excellent fann for only f2700.
No !U MO acres flrat •cliina . ftUJ Jfcff* *!"*! fnn"
brittoin land, gmd house and 'ttn" * !•« miles from t-ushing, 4
barn, gt**l paxture, wihkI and r*iom houst*, fair barn, ge«id or-
watnr. cloae to town and sch»i I, chard, plenty of good water, 40
i>0 acres hi cultivation, almost nil acres in cultivation, balance pus-
ultivated. This it river ture and meadow. Price $2<»oo.
bottom. Price $8000, and as No. 118. 1«*0 acr»»M gotil farm
good as any IxaJy has got. |amli 7r> acf,,s in cultivation, 30
No. 110. 160 acres ^ikhI farm !,f Ha1n,e in b'dtom,balance prair-
landr H:j acres in cultivati >n, '*'• Plenty 01 gnal pasture. w.hhI
acres in bottom, 6 room house, an" Wttter» »•' acres if fine m
L. H. Owen and family return- ly raise.] a fund of $l,ooo and
Theeitizedsof Fairfax recen.-l = "•!
ed from an extended visit in IIli- loaned it to Kditor Carnes of the 'ompllmentary,
uois on Monday. .They report a Osage Chief, to aid him in n plac '"V\ t 'ifl vT!' ',',V ""**
splendid time but were glad to ing his printing plant recently d< - bound"to Z a dMur*bing clement and
faith In the truth aud the alncerlty of plenty «»f fruit, good cellar !?' ? 1 orcnja^<,» *f'»°d cel-
| of the beloved which is anything but and sm ill tenant house, plenty ,ar. go<xi oarn and 4 room house,
»rlier in of giMwi water, close to church £°°d h0^ pasture, close to both
... .... __ Is n<rliol\ mtii t n.. I. .. I 1
balance in pasture, all fenced,
fair houae and other imi»rov-
ments, this land will raise t;ther
fine alfalfa or corn, you can't
beat it for $11000.
No. 109. 100 aerva, a go*>d
tut tom farm 4 milea from town,
HO aerea in cultivation all bottom,
plenty of paature, wood and wat-
er, f> room hous.* with cement
walks, gtaal cellar and l*arn,
rimmI orchard, all fenced and
cross fenced, a snap at $&GOO.
No. 97. 160 acres all smooth
prairie land, an excellent wheat
and oats farm, 115 acres in culti-
vation, balance in paature,4 room
house, arched cave, bam 14x54,
and school,
gage $1500.
Price $4500. Mort-
Knglish ami German school and rt,nt' °**bard, plenty of water,
get back again.
Everybody is so busy selling
their cotton or is attending the
Reunion that nothing else hap-
pens. Therefore do not look for
news this week.
stroyed by fire. The people of
that hustling municipality evi-
dently appreciate a publisher
who a Iways boosts and never
blackmails his town.
church, 5 miles
Price $5000.
from town.
close to schia>l, all fenc^tl.
Price $5,000.
Charles Walters and family re-
turned from a months v.'sitin Io-
wa on Monday. Now whtn F. P. !
Harmon and R. Gulick return the
tourists will all be home.
For Sale.
One Stock of flour, feed, no-
tions and fixtures.
Two business buildings and lots.
One business lot.
Three gwod residence lots in
Cushing is becoming metropol- a S°°d part of the Town.
itan. On Saturday special police | ^ne residence lot.
had to be put on to take care of ^ne 8even room house and
the crossings and assist pedes- ^our 'ots ,n a good part of town,
trians. It was worse, or better, ^ne farm two ^miles from
than Chicago. Cushing at a bargain.
j For prices call on C. A. Humph-
Arthur Wilson and wife re-1 rey at the Feed Store. Reason
turned frdm Dadeville, Missouri, j foa selling, am going West.
on Sunday. Mrs. Wilson recov-! -•
ered from her illness .sufficiently Night On Bald Mountain,
to make the trip home but is yet 0n a lone]y night A)ex Benton
far from well | of Fort Edward, N. Y., climbed
the less Indulged It Is the better Al No. 111. 80 acres 2 1-2 miles
ways the expression of it is more from Cushing. $2100. No. 3. 160 acres of good prair-
harmful than helpful. There Is a great • ie farm land, 100 acres in culti-
deai of truth in the doctrine of mental No. 113. 160 acres, of good , vation, balance in pasture, good
1 room house, good stable and
Huggcstion as applied to love, and this land close to school and church,
especially is the case with men. 4 room house, fair barn, fine or-
The Jealous woman hatea to hear chard, all fenced and cross fenc-
other women praised, and though she efJ( |)|enty 0f Rood wate,.f 1(KJ
acres in cultivation, 10 acres in
meadow, 50 acres pasture, a snap
at $4500. Mortgage $1200.
No. 114. 160 acres all level
Bald Mountain to the home of a
neighbor, tortured by Asthma,
benton curing him with Dr.
A. J. Detrick has decided to
take a lay off and travel for a
year, He left on Tuesday and ... , .T _. , , ,
will attend the conference of the ' K,nK.» New, P«over.v that jhad
Brethren at Nashville. His
daughter, Miss Maggie, will at-
tend school at Mc Pherson, Kan-
sas, the coming year.
possibly may. remark upon their good
qualities herself, she objects when one
of her own admirers, however faintly,
expresses admiration for another wom-
an. And when she praises it is with a
reservation. "Sht® is pretty, but," etc. » , .
No wise man would marry a jealous bottom land as g<H)d as you can
woman, however much he might care h'ld anywhere, 140 acres in cul-
for her, could he reallae how little ; ti vation, balance pasture, plenty
peace and comfort probably win be his of timber and water, all fenced,
portion after marriage No wise worn- two houses, one of 3 rooms, the
an would marry a jealous man, since j other two. Price $6500.
she certainly could not hope to be hap- j
pv if she did. No 121. 7 1-2 acres adjoining
Jealousy is responsible for more I the town site. This 1*S a nice
broken engagements, more matrimo piece of land laying in a square,
unhappiness, than any other , for oniy $10(). per acre.
nlal unhappiness, than
cause, with the possible exception of
beastly intemperance tn drink. Yet!
No. 120.
land, fair improvments. $2400
people who ought to know better go
on excusing it, claiming that it is
the result of love and the natural out-1 No. 122. 37 acres adjoining
come of a humble opinion of oneself, town, nice spring on this land
instead of being, as in nearly all it all lays nice, an ideal place for
cases it is the result of colossal van- a truck Hnd pouJtry farm. Price
ity, a vanity which is exasperated at
the thought of precedence given to an- 1
othPr- No. 123. i7 acres 1-4 mile
The man or woman whose tempera- , from toWfl nice |an(j sma„ h.
ment will allow him or her to pass I ar(J 3 rOQm h „
through life superior to the pangs of; , <• r.b wen,
Jealousy has cause to be thankful. It Prlce
Is wise to remember the saying of the | xt„ m* t>r j- • •
Greek sage, that "what is worthy of; \ 1 acres adjoining
jealousy is not worthy of love." town, f( n 'ed arid cross fenced,
25 acres in cultivation, balance
Character Written on the Face. pasture good water, some timber
Faces are records on which appear; t*ice $(j(J per acre.
the result of every selfish, malicious j XT
thought and every wicked desire. The j .• . Here IS a Smooth farm
woman who fies into fits of temper! one mile from town with 50 acres
No. 102. 160 acres fine farm
land, 3 room house, small barn,
all fenced, good cow shed, good
water, good cellar. 80|acres broke
er. three miles of Uwn, one mile " tibon'
of school, on phone line and R. *affe *1(m
F. D. Price $2750. : No. 103. 160acrcs one mile
l^l"- ' vatl'S^eaTw.'hafafe'e
hnghsh, 1-2 mile to German a„ fenced and croS8 fencedi 4
church, all fenced and cross room house. This is a snap at
fenced, 70 acres in cultivation, ! $4200
15 acres in meadow, the balance
in pasture, plenty of good water, I No. 12>. 80 acres of the finest
4 room house and good barn, on 'Hnd in the county, 50in cultiva>
phone line. Price $4500. tion, balance pasture, plenty of
XT ft . . . | good water and timber, fenced
No. J. InO acres good prairie cross fenced, 2 room house,
farmland, good barn, 4 room , ['his is our choicest 80. Price
120 acres good farm I house and orchard, place all fenc- $3000.
cured himself of asthma. This
wonderful medicine soon relieved
and quic ly cured his neighbor.
Later it cured his son's wife of a
severe lung trouble. Millions be-
A professor has discovered a-1 lieve its the greatest Throat and
mong some ancient ruins what is j LunS cure on Earth. Coughs,
supposed to be the eleventh com-1 Colds, Croup, Hemorrhages and j soon looks like an orge or a dragon, j in cultivation, 20 acres in meadow
mandment. The "text is as fol-! Sore Lungs are surely cured by 1 The man who dissipates and drinks and balance in pasture. Tenant
lows: "Emas rof yltpmorp tseyap jjt- Best for Hay Fever. Grip 1 Moreo^e" iPis om°^ld%nTiho»gbts fe'n^HTnd °!r£°°dfpnar.teJ'
uoht sselnu repapswen a daer ton an(l Whooping Cough. 50c and that make for our happiness, as well K • M_„trrorr„ »ime *
! $1.00. Trial bottle free. Gua. E ! as our appearance. All the mental and I rr,ce *",) Mortgage Ji>l()00.
w! physical systems are practicaliy con- Xt„ n j
trolled by these little guests of our , ^ 0 e ^ good
brains. Lie awake all night and worry Jand, o miles Or town, 100 acres
and behold your next morning face, in cultivation, balance in meadow
It will scare you to death. You can and pasture, 3 room house and
change your embittered moods by ex , fair outbuildings, 600 bearing
liahs uoht." The commandment
is easily translated by beginning (anieed by All Druggists,
at the end and reading backward.
On Sunday evening the revival
which has been going on at the
Christian Church for the past
three weeks closed. A large and
appriecative audience was pre-
sent to hear the last sermon of
Evangelist Beach, who held their
attention closely to an eloquent
Birmon on "Action," The meet-
ings have been very sucessful,
twenty sjx having united with
Cie church besides the other
good being accomplished. No
evangelist has ever come to Cush-
ing just like Mr. Beach and he
has the satisfaction of going a-
way with a large number of
names added to the list of his
very good friends and they are
not all members of the Christian
( hurch but belong to all denomi-
1 ations and some to none. He
will also take with him the con-
bejousness of a work well done
and the knowledge that he gave
o Tense to none. Hi* many friends
a-nd with him a Cod Speed"
a id will retain a kindly memory
t*f him
Hr. Heach went from here to
Anadarko and Carmen and on
Oct. 1 will take up the paste rate
of the Christian Thurch in St.
Louts Miaoun.
ft
<0*raEe
Sewing Machine
runs lighter than any
other.
i^FREE
latta longer than any-
other.
•6b* FREE
ie more beautiful than
any other.
has lea# vibration
than any other.
ercise out of doors, by going to church, fruit trees, plenty of water arid
reading wholesomely stimulating timber, good arched cave and all
books, by associating more with chil
dren and by doing good, kindly acts
for those who are about you.
fenced and cross fenced, 15 acres
ed and eross fenced, good cellar
and good water, 3 miles from
town and 80 acres in cultivation.
Price $5200.
No. 10. 160 acres of fine farm
land, three miles from town, 70
acres in cultivation, balance in
pasture, 7 room stone house,
«-ood orchard, plenty of water.
Price $4000.
No. 39. 320 a, 150 a. of bottom,
balance prairie, 160 acres in culti-
vation, 15 in meadow balance
pasture, three g<iod orchards, 1
six room house and 2 tenant
houses, fine barn and tool sheds,
good arched cave, plentv of wat-
er and timber, plenty of hog pas-
ture, six miles from town, one
mile to school and 1 1-2 miles to
German school and church.
Price $12000.
No. 40. 320 acres fine farm
land, 120 acres in cultivation,
balance pasture, timber and mea-
dow, 3 room house, place all
fenced and cross fenced, plenty
of good water, school 1-4 milt?, on
pnone line and R. F. D. This is
fine land and cheap at $8000.
No. 104. 160 acres; all good
farm land, 70 acres in cultivation
No. 86. 160 acre, all bottom,
70 acres in cultivation, balance
pasture and timber. Plenty of
water and fine fishing, 4 room
house and other improvements
fair, 4 1-2 miles from town. Here
is one of the best farms in the
state. Will make 80 bu. of corn
per acre most any year. It is a
fiine farm for alfalfa and has just
been farmed two years, Price
$6,500.
No 87. 200 acres, all bottom,
does not overflow, 115 acres in
cultivation, 4 acre orchard, two
good wells with wind mills, good
6 room house, barn room for 8
head of horses, plenty of running
water in pasture, 15 acres in al-
falfa, 10 acre* under hog fence,
18 acres meadow, timber enough
for posts and fuel, good cellar,
hen house and other buildings.
Price $7,500.
No. 96. 80 acres good farm
land close to school and church,
fifty acres in cultivation, 3 acre
orchard, thirty acres pasture,
springs and creek in pat ture, 4
room house, barn 14x28, farm all
fenced, granary, hen house and
hog pasture. Price $2300.
easier to operate
any other.
-CP FREE
make* a more perfect
rtitch than any other
\MFREE
it the best of all .jo-
hmed in one.
rati stwMiMACtecco.
CH1CAOO tt ILLINOIS
For sale by
CUSHING FURNITURE CO.
Women Like Pockets.
"Talk about the small boy and his
desire for plenty of pockets," remarked
Harry New, manager of one of the
; biggest concerns In tha city or in the
west, manufacturing women's gar
ments, "no youngster with his first
pair of trousers is htrlf as excited
about his pockets as is the average
woman buying a cloak or suit. Within
the last few years the question of
pockets has come to be an Important
matter In women's garments. Wom-
en not only like pockets for carrying
various smaU articles, but they can
even like them so placed in their coats
that they can walk with their hands
In rbem. tfce same as a man. It's get-
ting so tftat we manufacturers hardly
dare put out a garment without paying
attention first of all to the pocket fea
ture."—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Minstrelsy of Wall Street.
It was at the Noblepile reception
and Mme. Helene Caroleostii cu ret.
derlng the latest popular successes
Finishing a selection, abe request?j
stagnations for the nett effort
g«*«l
fn&i;
For further particulars write ua at Cushing, Okla., or call at our office on the north aide of
Broadway, in center of brick block.
Real Estate
Loans
HUFFMAN & WHEELER
Inaurance
Taxes
You will be
don't attend
sorry if you
the Reunion
tioas fci&t<« Mr. O W<
tna XoMepife
WWmii«s the faa*»i>« prima donas
■nag In nqshli* trentalo that torch-
ing pastoral ballad eaUtied ih*i
Akiog thr Flowing Hadeun the Can 1
Kun S;eca la B«a« *r*uxed. —I
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