ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
For Sale.
I will sell at private sale
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Sunday School Rally*
On Sunday November 26, the
Christian Sunday school will hold an
all day rally at the church. There
. . . will be Sunday school at the usual
I will sell at private sale I. thc morningi after which
on Saturday November 1?M there wiU be a basket dinner, and in
1911, the property known as i afternoon therc willbe speaking,
the Rice or Snyder pr°perty  mulic( vocai and instrumental, and a
situated in block 5, Wew" pr0(,ram by the scholars of the
some's addition to Carney
I will sell this property members and friends of the
very resonable; part casn  church arc cordially invited to at
balance to suit Purchaser on I
home cheap Th, .o.„bo.,d™t^.day w.
and save payine rent. J.D.Roberts qualified as a member of
ana save payu.R (he 3[d „ard t0 suc.
Jos. Harrington. P; F Mun(ls „si2„e<1. Th«
, , 7 " -i_4._ j I last of the sidewalks indebtedness
14 p0nnno at llcCown's. ™ Paid t0 PaulBellalti £orworkon
sugar, ^1.00, at |walk and street crossings. Tax bills
Our ginners were paying 3 cents again#t pr0perty for wall
yesterday for good seed cotton.
Born to the wife of Jap Hagir on
Tuesday evening, a son.
Mrs. Nancy Wenger of Britton,
Okla., is visiting friends in Carney.
H. Stump was an Oklahoma City
visitor Sunday.
L. E.Thompson and daughter,Mrs
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gainst property for walks were issu-
ed and will be filed with the county
clerk and entered on the tax book
for collection.
The editor of this great religious
weekly had the pleasure of eating a
•possum and sweet 'tater dinner with
John Deer and family Wednesday,
served up in good old Missouri style
The Comet.
Have you seer, the comet? If n0-'
get up tomorrow morning at 4 -0
o'clock and look a little north of due
east a little between the horizon an
the zenith. The discoverer of this
comet had his name run through a
sausage mill when young and when it
came out it was Beljawski The
comet looks like a bright star with a
very dim. dazy tail. Astronomers
say the tail is split, but they fail to
state how it got split. We presume
it got tangled up with tne name of Ls
discoverer. That name would split a
sycamore log ! It is said that twelve
comets, most of them new, have been
discovered since January 1. If this
is true something is liable to happen,
Comets do not hang around and peep
over the rim of the universe at us for
nothing. If any of our readers dis
cover a comet prowling around in
their back yards we advise them to
catch it and tie a tin can to its tail
and then set the dog on it. It is
there for no good.
L. E.Thompson and dtagDicr,-.- ^ r J side dishes q£ the best
Gibon, were Chandler visitors T producls We ftlt „ mtle
day- uneasy for Jack when he was getting
John Wood of Ewing, Neb., is v -1 ^ ^ ^ good parl of the (estive
iting his sister, Mrs. G. Z. age an I ,possun)j but we were gia(j to see him
family. lon the streets next day, ready for a
Everybody owing us accounts more I repetition of the dose or a game of
than 30 day old are requested to come 1 chcckers
in and settle up next week. J Chandler had one of the largest
crowds last Saturday for many a day
    I The people from all sections of the
Miss Maggie McLaughlin came in county with their familes were there
from Purcell Wednesday to visit to see the sights. A large number
home folks southeast of town. from this neighborhood went over,
H L Page has moved his family some to trade, some to meet acquain-
to Dudley where he has charge of the tances and others to enjoy an outing,
gin and store at that place
Mrs. Ethel Williams of Neck City,
Mo., is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Dr. W. A, Pendergratt.
Dr. Pendergraft and Roy Mont-
fromery transacted business in Okla-
homa City Wednesday.
F. E. Downing of Virginia 111.,
washere Wednesday looking after
his property interests,
The Democrats swept into power
in the largest three cities of Ohio
Tuesday, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Cleveland.
Mrs. Frank Pearson who has been
visiting at the home of S A. Strader
for some time, departed Wednesday
for her home at Dewar, Okla,
Our prices are made on spot cash
terms when exceptions are made wc
expect payment in cash and  n full
at date of maturity. We cannot af
ford to carry balances on our books
and sell as cheap as we do.
O. A. McCown.
Tuesdays elections in several
states were hotly contested. Mas-
sachusetts elects Democrats and Ken-
tucky was redeemed. The returns
are not alljin and at this time it is
uncertain in several states. The
Socialists polled large vote but not
Woodrow Wilson Club.
All boys of Carney and vicinity
who are interested in a Woodrow
Wilson club are requested to meet
in the building one door north of Mr.
McCown store, Friday evening at
o'clock.
Champ Clark Club.
All boys of Carney and vicinity
who are interested in a Champ Clark
Club are requested to meet at Chas.
Allen's store on Friday evening at
8 o'clock Signed by a Clark Boost-
er.   
A couple of school boys who were
anxious to become trappers, set traps
the other day for big game, and on
going to the traps found that they
had captured a measly skunk which
proceeded to defend itsself by leaving
a beautiful scent on the boys clothing
and when they appeared in school
[ the teacher sent them home as the
I scent was too much for the school.
After boiling their clothes and rid-
ding them of the smell they were
permitted tc attend school.
Texas fever has killed a number of
Mt. Vernon.
(By Gypsy )
Last Sunday being another rainy
Sunday there was no Sunday school
Miss Edna Kirkpatrick of Carney
visited at the home o' her sister,
Mrs. A. C. Herald the first of the
week.
Mr. John Deming and family spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr Mor-
gan's.
In spite of the pouring rain las".
Sunday, Claud Hopper made his reg
ular visit to Carney.
Little Vern Bowles who has beer
quite sick for the past week, is re-
ported better.
Nearly all who have cotton to
pick are spentinsj most of their time
in the cotton field these warmer days
and laying aside other work that
can be done during cold v. rather
which is sure to eome soon.
Quite a number from this vicinity
went to Chandler Saturday to join in
the Farmers Reunion.
Dead Letter List.
The following letters remain mthe
postoffice at Carney uncalled for
November 1st.
Mrs, Stella Johnson
•• Nancy A. Morrow
• • Ella McGee
 • J. E. Miller
Miss Margaret AHbright
Jesse Burton
Win. Compton
Thomas Jefferson
Jas. Fitzpatrick
Allen Boah
Chas. Peck
Z. Wallen
Thos. Bales
R. H. Elliot.
R. W. McGee, P. M.
It looks as if McNamara will be
too old to care murh about the *er-
As We Journey On.
When we reach the place where i
measure of happiness is, we must not
overpass it, thinking we shall some
day return in fuller leisure. We
shall not overpass this way again,
and it we d d we could not find that
hidden place. Nor must we hasten
on with hot desire, deeming we stiail
reach some other spot cf more satis-
fying happiness further on down the
way. We may reach that place ai
the begining of the journey, while we
are still keen for the quest, or it may
be after toilsome years. But when-
ever be the time, it oehooves us to
pause and consider well the spot.
One finds cloistral retreat and place
of happiness in art or research, ill-
reward,unclaimed ; in perfect knowl-
edge ; in acheiving beauty. Anoth-
er finds it in one woman. Happiness
is found in the home, in devotion to
purposes larger than the individual
life, wherever there is space for the
heart to overspread other lives
There is refreshment in the majesty
and tenderness of the natural world
—in the turbulence of the sea, the
rapid light touching the waves, in the
plenty of autumnal harvests, in the
calm of infinite hills.--Collier s
Weekly.  
Farm Loans and In-
surance.
For reliable Farm Loans
and Insurance, call on
G. B. ROGERS,
Carney, Okla.
DR. Wm. H. KINGMAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON
Special attention given to
Surgery.
Office in rear of Carney
- tate Bank and at Strader's
Drug Store. Calls an-
swered, day or night.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Call at E. W. Eiisman's hardware
store and get free Peerless coupons.
Mr. Erisman carries a full line 01
Peerles Polishes, consisting of Stov
Polish that is smokeless and odor-
less, will not burn off or rub off
Call and ask him about this line.
Manufactured by the Peerless
Manufacturing Company, Pierce
City, Mo.
66 YEARS
experience
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Designs
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sufficent to carry if any of the states, mals have been vie itns
t JSic tor
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