Queen City Times. (Agra, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 20, 1910 Page: 3 of 12
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dr. M. II. CAREY
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Dr. EMMA C. CAREY
makes a specialty <<f
DISEASES of WOMEN
and CHILDREN
Off ices in Jones Ri.no. Phone 14
The AGRA MARKET
GEORGE HICKMAN
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Db. C. N. SHELTON
Treats all Chronic Diseases
Office at residence. Phone No 30
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A. L. HUDIBURG
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\YE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE BEST
Fresh and Dried Beef Fresh Pork Smoked Hams
Breakfast Bacon Bologna and Vienna Sausage Fish Etc.
Canned Goods Cold Drinks We have Ice for Sale
Col. S. B. Powell
will cry sales at the following
places and dates-
Mr Platt's 2 mi. west of the Kty de
pot at Cushing on Jan 20
C. W. Cline and Son on Ihe Joseph L.
Bean farm 3 mi west of Parkland Wed-
nesday January 26
You can make your dates at the
Times office at Agra.
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Mrs. Ben Tuttle is on the sick
list.
COCKS FOR SALE.
Rhode island Rt d Cocks, good
breeding stock $1 00 each.
A. T. Stafford.
4 mi north and i west of Agra
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sabbath school 10 a. m Preach
ing services morning at 11, Even-
ing at 7.80.
Rev. W. E. d’Happart, Pastor
METHOD OF INDUCING SLEEP
Ol TV BARBER SHOP
JOHN A. HEUSTON
PROPRIETOR.
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AGENT fur G Htlirii- Lamitlry Co |
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SEEDS
Fresh, Reliable, Pure
Guaranteed to Please
Every Gardener and
Planter should test the
superior merits of Our
NorthernGrown Seeds.
SPECIAL OFFER
FOR 10 CENTS
we will send postpaid our
FAMOUS COLLECTION
1 pkg. CO Day Tomato . . e • 20e
1 pkg. Princess Radish • • •
1 pkg. Self-Growing t’elery • •
1 pkff. F.nrly Arrow-head Cabbage • •
1 pkyr* Fullerton Market Lettnee . •
Also 12 Varieties Choice Flower Seeds •
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benson
Surprised.
On New Year’s day while A!
bert Benson and wifta were seated
about the famify circle talking ov
er the events of other days, the
suggestion was made that if they
were back in Oklahoma among
their numerous old time fiiendsi
W hy Mary Recovered.
t’ney would be remembered on this “iohn. 1 don’t want you to grieve
the twenty fifth anniversary of too long "Ten I cm gone
, | “i shall have to look sorry for a
their wedding, but they were hard weefc 0). t,VOt Mary, just fur the looks
ly prepared for tlie coming of num : of things, but I shall perk up after
J 1 1 1 that and l.'-gln to take notice Don’t
Write today! Send 10 cents to help pay postage i
packing and receive the above “Famous Collection, to-
gether with our New and Instructive Garden Guide.
GRKAT NORTHERN SEED CO.
1270 Rose St. Kockford, Illiirois
you think Widow Jinx its a fi: o lookin
Uttie woman?”—Houston Best.
Empress Uses Typewriter.
It is related that in passing through
i her husband’s library recently the at*
| tention of the empress of Japan was j
SANDYLAND SIFTINGS
Weather is somewhat chilly i
iht-se parts at present.
Miss Zona McDonald is ou the
sick list.
Last Friday being the last day
of Mrs Francis Steen’s school at
Sandy Land she had quite a num
ber of visitors among who were
Miss Nellie Hasey and Mrs 11 T
Kilmer Miss 1 ilia Miller of Try
on will take up ihe school at that
place.
Grandma Ingham is on the sick i
list at present.
Miss Mayne who visited Fiiendsi
and relatives in Coyle and Ripley |
the [iast two weeks returned t > her j
home Saturday night.
Ur. Pearl Johnson has mov-
Self-Suggestion Flays a Great Part—
Worry Is the Main Thing
to Ee Avoided.
The next point to bear in mind Is
lliut self-sugg' : tion plays a great part
in the production of sleep, writes Dr.
S. McComb in Harper’s Bazar. Ordi-
narily vve do not sleep by accident or
haphazard. We resolve to sleep. We
go through a variety of actions all
suggestive of a change from our nor-
mal waking condition. We undress,
we place ourselves in a comfortable
position, we close our eyes. We be-
lieve and expect that we are going to
sleep, and the result ia—sleep. One
of the great preventatives of sleep Is
the fear of not sleeping. Once this
fear i; broken down, we sleep. The
Insomniac worries about his Insomnia,
nnd tliis very worry deepens the mis-
rhi'T. Hence the sufferer should sug-
gest. to himself again and again: ‘‘If
I -Jeep, well; i 1 don’t sleep I will at
least gain rest by keeping my mind
cairn and my body relaxed.” In a
word, our chances of getting sleep in-
crease if we assume the external
physical attitude which corresponds
to . 'eep, if we relax every muscle and
let ii stay relaxed, if we breathe light-
ly nnd regularly, if we call up the
imaginations of a sleeping person, anil
talk nnd think sleep to ourselves, re-
peating silently and in a quiet dreamy
fashion such a formula as this:
"There is no reason why 1 should not
j Je' p. .My mind is at peace. Sleep is
• co lug. I am getting sleepy. I am
about to sleep. I am asleep.”
YEARS’
Miss Nettie Hasey returned
home Tuesday after a visit to Ivan
erous Oregon friends an l neigh- j
bora who called on them later in '
the day to show them tha*, nl j
though they' are comparatively!
new people in the community, they
were not forgotten.
They say they value the pres
ents that were brought greatly,
but appreciate very much more
the friendship of the sixty-five
donors.
Mr. and Mrs. Bjnson were mar
ried at Dublin, Indiana.
—Newberg (Ore.) Graphic.
Word was received that Mr. and
Mre. John Pratt will be litre „„t «*• <*&*>*»»* ** her
week to try Oklahoma a year. stoiies on a typewriter,—St. Nicholas, cess in her work.
attracted to a peculiar-looking ma- M[ on Mrs. Dora Harmon’s place,
chine. On learning that It was a
typewriter, and having it explained
to her, she became interested and be-
gan to lilt the keys. Now, tt is said,
she does a good deal of correspond- Faa
cnee for the emperor.
it is fnithei- reported that Queen Al- gjntu]ay School was well attended
exandra of England, Queen Maude of ,
Norway, the czarina and the queen of , at Pleasant ^ iew.
Portugal are all fond of using the
typewriter in corresponding with their Miss Hattie Scott left fur Nor-
intimates. 1 m. , . ,
It is probable that all of them put man IHrsday morning where
together do not use the machine as she has a position. The people of
Trade Marks
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COPYRIQFITS &C.
Anyone sending a sketch and description tnav
null »ly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is probably patentable. Communion-
t imirt :it rictly confident lal. HAN0B00K onCu'ents
sent free. Oldest aitoney t< ,r Hu urijiu patents.
taken through Muim &. Co. receive
special notice, wit hout charge, in the
clr-
Scientific American
A handsomely Illustrated wocluy. Lnrcest
dilation of any sclent IUn Journal. Terms, ? I a
vonr; four months, C L Sold by all newsd--;ilor.‘.
(VIUNN & Co.36,B~adway New York
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Different.
“1 wrote him that 1 was ready to
come home.”
“Was he glad?”
“He wrote me that he would have
to borrow money to pay my fare.”
"What did you do?”
“I asked him what I should do, and
he said he would borrow money
enough for me to stay there a whits
longer.”
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