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( Mf i A::m f'i A M. v r.vx
l.xttv woman's heart responds t
the i h.um anil swectm vs ol a 1 : l! j " s
voice, Wanse it.it tu? intended lit-r for ;
jiioj !icr!)'K)il. lint even the loving j
nature of a .mother shrinks from the I
onlea! because smli a time is regard-
ed as a pel iol of siifici in; and danger, j
M'omen who use Mother's Friend are
saved much discomfoit and .sutlerine; I
and their systems, beiue; thoroughly
jirepated by this "teat remedy, are
in a healthy condition to meet the
time with the least possible siifTerinjr
mid danger. Mother's Friend is
recommended only for the relief and
comfort ? expectant mothers ; it is in
no sense a remedy for various ills,
but its many years of success, and
the thousands of endorsements re
ceived from women who have used it
are i guarantee of the benefit to be
derived from its rise. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim
ply assists nature to perfect its work.
Mother s Friend allays nausea, pre
vents caking of
l Mother
the breasts, and
in everv way
Friend
rontnbutes to fJJ
strong, healthy
motherhood. Mother's Friend is sold
at drug stores. Write for our free
book for expectant mothers.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO,, Atlanta, Ca.
Gives to you n
Cooking Oil in
many ways
superior to
lard or butter:
ooking
Use wherever
you would use
lard or butter.
A vegetable product, purer
than that of the animal.
Make white cakes, as white
as Angelfood.
Pies, the great American
deaaert, made better and
and more easily
digested.
Try it once and you will nev
er return to expensive
lard and bjtter.
For Sale By All G ocers.
Manufactured by
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Company
A 5 Gallon Can 75c.
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1 have sold Meat
to your nciidihor
for year?.
I Want to Sell
Yea Your Meat
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1 (lo not oiler you the
cheapest price on earth
but 1 do offer you the
best price in town on
rc;t!iy COOl) MKAT.
House of Good Meats,
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
"The American Church Union and
Liberty."
Corner Iowa and Sixth.
Jas. A. Challenner, jmslor. Etudj
phone "72-1. . Residence pliuna 472-2.
Miss Alice Francisco, Chorister,
Kittle school, a:;;i.) a. m. A. J. doff,
Superintendent.
Morning worship IO;-,(i a. m. Ser
mon, "Where Are the Nine?"
Junior Kudeavor : p. m. Mrs. II.
W. Kits and Miss Jewell Phillips,
Snpts.
Afternoon Ilihle school ML':! South
"nd St., (leo. It. Heeler, Sunt.
I !::!!) ii. in. Senior Kudeavor, Miss
Trcnna Ferguson, President.
! KveniitK worship 7:;in p. m., sermon,
"Some Witnesses Kxamined." A ser-
j iiiim especially for the lawyers 'of
j Cliickasha, but helpful 10 all.
i Voting; Ladles' Circle meets in the
j church parlors at !!:.'!' Monday alter-
j noon.
i Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at
All meet In the church parlors.
Choir practice every Friday even
ing 7: "0.
The liar of Chiclcisha, has a special
invitation to worship with us at the
evening service.
Dr. Corhiii's A. It. C. (dass which
meets at the llilde school is KrowiiiK
in interest and nuinhers. If you wish
lo know sotiielliine, about the book ol
Revelations, you should avail yourself
of Ibis splendid opportunity to hi inly
it,
Iion'l foi'Kel the eoiitesl of our Ilihle
school wiih til Reno lieRins Sunday.
Three points, lolal allendance, total
new hcbolass and total eolleciion, He.
member we have a foenian worlhy of
our sleel, and If we do not. net beat
we will have to work hard. Let's
make a good atari Sunday by a big
enrollment, Von be sure to he on
hand.
A great treat Is in store for the peo
ple of Cliickasha next Wednesday,
llro. A. McLean, the president, of the
l''orelnn Christian Missionary society,
who has made several trips around
the world, and has written several
hooks; llro. Krskine, just, from Jap
an, and llro. ,lauaid, just from Con
SO Africa, will he here and will dis
play maps, 'charts, and st.oreoptic.ou
views 'of ' all 'around ' the world, also
will have curios from different sec
tious. Them will he two sessions,
afternoon at 2 :.'!(), and evening at 7-10.
You can't afford to miss this rare
treat. It will cost yon nothing. The
sister churches of the city and sur
rounding country have a most earn
est invitation.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Services at 421 'a Cblekasha ave
nue. Rooms 2 and 3.
Sunday Rehool at 9:45 a, m.
I.'csson sermon at 11 a. m. Subject:
"Truth."
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
pvonirtj nt S o'eloek.
Reading room open every afterntion
oxcept. .Sundays and holidays, from 2
till 5.
Th puhlie cordially invited.
EPWOWTH METHODIST.
"The Peoples Clmren."
Ilev. C. S. Walker, I'astor.
Morning subject, "Follow Me."
l.'.'veniiip, "The Wnnderints and the
Return of the Prodigal."
9:45 a. in. Sunday school.
10:00 it. 1:1. conference and prayer.
UMiii a. m. sermon by pastor;
3:00 p. nt. Junior Epworlh League,
fi: tin n. in. Senior Rpworth League.
Special nusie. Vim ara invited.
LUTHERAN MISSION CHURCH.
Services In church tll'.l Iowa avenue,
A. L. Kreylinp, pastor. Phone P.i:!.
Rf-sidi'iicc t;j:; Colorado avenue.
Sunday bcIiohI at :):l!0 a. m.
Moruini; service at. 1 1 : 00 a. m.
All ehihlmi ii'e invi:ed to our Sun
dny school.
'hn iHietnr wil' presirli ;it Kletelief
in tbr iiflevnoon and eveuinur.
The public is welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Corner of Texan Ave., and Ninth St.
Ilev. Clifford Thompson, M. A., It. U.
Minister.
Sunday school lO fli) a. m.
Subjeei lor the uioiniiiK sermon Is
"The Kvr Present. Christ."
Kubji-el for the ove.di.ft si'rnioii is
"iioiH ii ib) Any Oood to I'ray?"
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Corner of KatiHaa Ave. and Seventh
treet.
8 a. in. low mass.
10 a. m. parochial man:;, and sermon
7: SO p. in. Uosary and benediction
On week 'lays niana at 7 a. m.
LK1UN 1K HASQL'E, l. D,
Hectur.
CHURCH OF SAINT LUKE.
lip! sco pa I "American Catholic."
Sixth and Kansas. Rev. Harold L
Bowen, rector.
Fou rili Sunday a tier Kpiphary.
Holy Communion 8; ml a. m.
Sunday school and Ilihle (dass 9:110.
Morning prayer 10: IT, a. m,
Holy Communion and Sermon 11:00
a. m.
Confirmation instruction :i:lm p. m.
Kvening prayer and address 7:30
p. in.
Friday, Purification of Itlessed Vir
gin Aiary. noiy loiiiiniinion :i a.
Friday Litany and Instruction,
8:00 p. m.
SECOND BAPTIST.
Corner 8th and Michigan.
Sunday school ai. H:t."i, W.
villi!, Superintendent.
Sermon at 11 o'clock by the
A, J. Human.
Preaching 7:.'i0 p. m.
B. Y. I'. U. H :.'!() p. m.
JI. K. HOCAN
pastor
'a st or.
UNION LABOR DEFENDED.
In an editorial discussing the Mc
N'aiiiara case in the current Common
er, William .1. Ilryan demands a
square deal for union labor. l'ryan
says :
"As ini);lit have been expected, lht
MeN'amara confessions have given Iho
enemies of labor u chaiiee to libel all
who are connected with organized ef
forls to prelect I he wa.go earners.
"Men who are indignant whenever
I lie sins ol HWoatsliops owners are
charged v.'.ilii.-t all liiair.il'aelurers,
when tlit.- crimes of Hie Irnsl m.ig
naies are ImiJiiied lo all who tire en
gaged In big business and when the
vices of the 'Napoleons of finance'
laid at the doors of bunkers generally
these hasten to hurl broadsides at
all who earn their bread by the sweat
of the brow.
"This Is unfair in the extreme. The
McNamaras have been guilty of an
awful crime and all law-abiding ci;i
zens agree that punishment 1ms been
meted out to them. They have not
only Mill lied outrageously against their
associates who trusted them, and who
believing In their innocence, contrib
uted liberally to their defense fund.
"Organized labor is not to blame
for them, however, on the contrary,
it is stronger for their elimination.
and only those who encouraged them
or defend their conduct ought to i
share their condemnation.
"Organized labor has learned a les
son it. will be more careful in the
selection of Its leaders; and society
may well pause and inquire If there
is anything wrong in the conditions
whic-. led these men to enter into so
dastardly a conspiracy against life
and property."
Inference There Somewhere.
"I don't think my husband loveg me
tiny more" "Why not?" "The other
day 1 said to him: 'John, if I should
die would you get married again?' and
he said be wouldn't." "Isn't that all
right?'' "Ye, but 1 wish, you could
have heard the positive way he said
It."
Obvious.
We do nut pretend to be much of
a mind-reader, but when we see a lady
hurrying downtown with a $10 bill In
one hand and an advertisement in tne
other we know that she la thinking of
doing some shopping.
HAND "OVER THOSE-
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IS LESS IN. OKLAHOMA
lie- !
Kilmond, Okla., Jan. 5. ---In a re
cent letlcr President Charles ICvans
of the Central suile normal gives
some facts and figures in reply to a
prevloiu article atteuip;ing to show
thai the cost of conducting the normal
schools of Oklahoma is double that
In other stales. President ICvans
shows clearly the fallacy of the ar
gument and puts his finger on the
exact spot where the article is faul
ty. The article referred lo gives a ta
ble showing I he total enrollment, cud
the total annual running expense for
the normal yhooU of several slales,
including Oklahoma, bill in doing so
il gives the animal enrollment for the
other slales, while for Oklahoma it.
gives the enrollment for the period
from September II. Ill I I, to lieeem
ber 11, 1!MI, or three moiilhs. Tak-
tag
Hie figures direel l rom tne com
COMING
OTH
The: Dorothy Peeves company will
open a week's encage meat a' the Sti r
Theatre next. Monday night, Jan. L.':).
The play selected for the opening
night is a beautiful four act society
1 drama. tier (ireat lemptaiiou.
Miss Peeves has positively the
strongest support this season she has
had in five seasons. The play "Her
Great Temptation" Is one of the lat
est and best York successes, and
only played by this company on Mon
day night. Miss Peeves will have a
chance not only to display some of.
her strongest dramatic work hut the
she will also wear some of her beau
tiful gowns on Monday and continue
so during her brief engagement in the
j city. The company is heralded as
j the highest ' lass popular attraction
I traveling. The lleevcs company are
I going to play at hard lime prices nexi
j week, la and -."1 cents. On .Monday
I night ladies will be admitted free
I with one paid admission. Reserved
I seats at Prownson Drug store.
An Index.
i A man is known by the imporlam e
I of the thinju which he sets anmy
I about. Puck.
PLAYTHINGS, BOYS; IT'S TIF;E
- - 'M Y
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G00DSIS0W
Housework Drudgery
I loiiscno! k is drudgery for the w e ak wotii.ni. She hrush
t"., ihisls tint! scrubs, or is on lur tet-t sill day ittlenuinii lo
the mmiy del nils of the houi,eliuli!, 'icr buck ucluet, Iht
tt'niples Ihriilibiii, no' es nn.'-riii(i under the alres id
.uiiii, p:ssihf y liy tn-lini's. Sinnt-1 iinuj) rest in bed i
ihjE Tcfrthm, hccinise iht poor tired nerves do no! per
mit of r-f r:hiif5 (dee-). '1 he real need ef weak, nervoii
women is mtislu-d by I);. I'h-rvt'a l'avoi ite Presvripliun.
It Makes Vcik W'oncn Strong
and Sick Women Well.
Tliia " Pet r,triiiion " removes the o.ihsc
of wonivn's tvenhiirtsxen, ic.Ws n,iu.
nui'lort unil uiL-cfuiion, unit cures those
wcaiMesses $evuliar to wo turn. It
tramitiiii.:vs fit" nerves, efii-jucjiic- tho
ulinetite and Induces restful sievp.
Dr. Fierce is perfectly willing to let every one know what
his " Favorite. I'rescription " corituiiis, u complete list ot
iiijiredlents on the bottle-wrapper. Do not let uny unscrup
ulous druist persuade you thut his. subMitute of unknown
composition is " just u goad" in order thut be imiy make
a bigger profit. Just smile and shake your head I
Dr. Fierce's Pleasant Pellets cures liver ills.
missioner of education for the
11)10, the following table resu'ls
year,
Per
Slate ICurlmt. Kxps. Capita
Kan.-M'is : ; : : t t $i:m.ihio $47.40
Iowa , 2801 1. VlOOO Tel: IS
Missouri (II fill "17.020 51. 511
(ieorgia Si I 42,000 51.15
Oklahoma ... .4:177 10n,2;hi IH'.fiO
It thus is tv'dont that the per cap
ita cost ef education in tlie Oklahoma
normal schools is only t;x per cent of
the average cost in the otlier four
slales iiieul ioin d. President Kvaas
makes II clear in his letter that he is
taking no pari in I he fight for ellmi
nalion of slate schools, lie simply
speaks in defense of Oklahoma,
whose servant he is, and in defense of
llle progressive teachers of Ibis great,
eonimiiiivveallli. His loyalty lo tin)
spirit of norinalisin Impels him to 1-blil-.e
any juggling of figures.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
4
t Complied by the Grady County
Abitrart Company, 1CI
North Third Street.
10. Cockreil and wl to J. A. SalUm
II Zl II $1-171D:J ICn ne ne ne se ne
.".1 1 7. ne 1-4, W'i, no.W ne nw
in (( nw ?,', 4 .7 W)a se tiw sw nw
sw l-l 4 T. Se 1-t nw 1-4 :!d
I 7 K2 se K'i n w se ne sw se 27 I 7.
K'i ne Ki V 12 ne nw nw ne no
lie 11 w 27 1 7. Ne ne I" 1 ' nw nw sw
r.w nw ne sw se K'i se nw 2i! 4 7
Ksther. D. Knider and bus Duke to
TbO'e-j Miller 1 21 12 $-au nw se
ne WVi HP ne nw ne S.z sw ne sw
sw ne IS 0 .
Samson Cobb et al to (!. U. KHis
1 5 12. $:;i'.i;.l4 S'i sw se se sw 22 4 7.
Katie Hampton lo C. T. Krwin II
22 1 S 1 (), Se se ne It 8 H.
.1. K. Osborne and Newton F. Os
borne and wf to W. M. llb'dsoe 15 12
$L':t)(i, W 10 ft. lot 2, I-: Oi ft hit :l b!k
1 12 Chix.
Authore Interested?
A new society has been organized
In Kimiee under ihe title "The League
Agaiiist the Lending of Puol.ii." ft.
Is asserted that the movement Is real
ty in the feierest. of authors, as every
borrower may be considered us one
buyer 1" s.
Ststesmen and Politicians
A. statesman U merely a polilhlan
with whom wt asree. Neither Is nee
cssarlly a leader of ' progress, lioth
are tlies on thn wheel, and e honor
them in direct proportion to their rid
ing ability. Life.
TL' GET TO WORK.
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notice: of sale of real ;
ESTATE. j
In 'he niii'ter of the ;. ua i dia n h 1 p "1 ,
Ll.de ('Iray, a minor. j
Notice is berebv given ill pursiia nee I
of an order of the Comity Court of
the County of (irady, Stale of Okla
homa, made on Hie 20:li day of Jan
uary, P.) 1 2, the undersigned guardian
of the estate of Klsie Cray, a minor
will sell at Cliickasha, Oklahoma, lo
Iho highest, bidder, subject to confir
mation by said court on Saturday the
lllth day of February 1!H2, at in o'
clock a. in., at private sale all the
right, title and interest, of said Klsie
Cray, a minor In and lo the following
described real estate situate in Ora
(iy County, Slate of Oklahoma, to wit:
All of the north half of the north
east ipiarter of the southwest quarter
and the northwest ijuarler of the
southwest tpiarler of section ten (10),
and the southeast (piarier of the
soiil'iwesl quarter and the southwest
ipiarter of the southwest ipiarter of
the southeast purter of section three
C!) Township nine (II) north, range
five west of I. M. in (Irmly County,
being entire allotment of Llsic Cray
a minor.
Said real estate will he sold on the
following terms and conditions, to
wit: Cash in hand upon delivery of
deeds to purcV.ser.
liids for I he purchase thereof must
he in writing and must he filed in the
County Court or delivered lo the un
dersigned at his office in First, Na
tional Hand building in Cliickasha.
Oklahoma, before 10 o'clock a. m. of
said tenth day of February, P'12, each
bidder will be required o deposit w ith
his bid check or cash in the sum of
$lun as evidence of go"il fail!) of bid.
Dated, the lllith day of January, 1012.
AlUtl W MKLTO.V.
C.iiai'ilian.
I
P.ll.
(First Publi bed Jan.
p.n::,)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
Stale of Oklahoma, Orady County. In
the County ('our'
In the matter of the estate of William
II. Minter, deceased.
To ihe heirs and next of kin and ail
persons interested In the estate of
William H. Minter, deceased.
You are hereby notified that C. T.
Vt woi teit fili.il nil llliti!ie:il ion asking
for Letiers of Administration of the
i.ut'itrt ,,f U'illlfiin it Minli.p diie.s. I
ed, and ihat said applliatiou will be
heard al i!n; regular teim of this
conn at the ("uiinl.v Court house 011
.Monday the ,V.h day of February, P.H2,
at ten o'chn k a. 111. t at which time j
all persons Interested in said estate j
may appear and show cause if 11113'
they have why said application of
(he said C. T. Krwiu should not be
granted and Letters of Administra
tion issue to him as prayed for in
said application.
Witness my band and sea! of said
court hereto affixed this the 2."'h daj
of January, PM2.
(Seel) N. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge,
2.V!iid.
(First Published Jan. ;:!, I ',) 1 2. )
NOTICE OF SALE BY GUARDIAN.
In Ihe matter of the guardianship of
Aaron Hancock, P.iiuda. lluiicod;,
P.Uad,i llu!li'o( li, Coi ah II.ir.cucU,
and .loseplieiie I l.'ineoi k, minnr-i.
.No! Ice lo ncvrriy siv-n t:::i. :n p:n j
'(i'.ner. of an orH"r ot h Couu'y :
Court of I.at'iuer County, Oklahoma,
made and entered on the 17th day ,
Febrtiarv It'll, the mnl'Tslened n r
. .' . . 1
finn Will sr!j at private sale to th
hiKhest bidder, subject to confiritition
by said County Court on the ;th day
I of February, pi)2. at the office of Mi"
I County Judce of Latimer County, Ok
lahoma, at Wi'bui ton. Oklahoma, ail
of the rih', title and Interest if ,
Aaron Hancock, Phoila Hancock, Pa- 1
zada Hancock, Corah Hancoek, Hiel j
.losepheiie Hancock, Illinois, In and I 1 j
'he following de( rile d land, to wil: j
The northeast ipiarter of the so ith- j
west quarter of section six ((',, o'' i
townsliip id norih. and ranee liv ,
(".) we:,;, awordliiL; to the Cov. ru
tircnl sin vey, Indian IV. .. and M 't. '
dian. Loial"d in (Irady County iin j
i lahoma. i
j 'Hie iernis of said sale are, AU
i Ol hi t . ..... . h;,
j with the County
! County, n his ot
r.f l.nt tier
Wilburton,
in
Okiahoina.
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(in lldi..:.
A I lorney.
J 2n-r.it.
C. II. IIITiSd.V.
Hiicrfrd whrn vrryi'nie rl fa in,
in nfrvoiiH fioBtraiiou 3ti4 tciimte
'e:ikne?sc tbey loe ibe mipirnie
reni'-dy, m IbounaiuU Iwve tcaiilK'J.
FOR KIDNEY, HVTH AND
STOMACH TROU
U t the 1-im tiifdic. iii- vf ".'
ovri a (, '(iisi'i , i in.n-t.
tmmsmw .mm" . 1 tii-ia,iittiaMafflia j
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t ":x n h
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Wheat Flour
Vc lillV'' j'.Mt received it fhij).
men!, of the laiimm l'unna
Whole Wheat FUtir. It is differ
f nt frotn (iraham Klour in that
it is almost as white a flour,
It ha linen almost impossible
to get this grade of flour in town
hut huretifter remember Vuti ran
Ket Whole Wheat Flour at TKi
NOUS. Our line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries in complete. We ex
tend a cordial invitation to the
people of Chickaaha and the sur
rounding vicinity to visit uh and
let us give you prices on our
goods Remember we. are here
to please.
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Phone 8::-Hl. 120 S.Third Street.
Eaters of Good
MEATS
Must come here to
get real satisfaction.
1
j Choicest corn fed beef,
Choicest cut of ham,
Choicest of everything.
Stono's Met
l'lioiie '2:12
LAUBACH
Buy and sell all kinda of
New and Second Hand
Houjiidand Furniture.
j Stovej Jlepaired
Telephone 411
40f. Chick a?ih Ar
THORNTON'S
Wall Paper Store
Window (Jlas.i, a!! kinds 'of Var
nish. Picture Framing a Spec
ialty. 1'hone 5'iM.
BOG Cliickasha Ave.
Frofessional CardsJ
Oscar Simpson. E. F. Holding
SIMPSON & HOLDING
LAWYERS.
Vlfiicuvtr farmer Suite "It ink.
Kotmii li-H. t'twne 138,
; fjjfjaaka
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Oklahoma
J. 11. McCalla
Welborne 6 HcCalfa
Attorneys at Law
Chickasha Okla.
Stenngripher unil Sottirv Public in (iffict.
Offic in rr of the (V.nt N(HnBl flartk
Refold liutij A'j;tr Mt:!ton
Adrian Keltoa
Bond & Melton
Lawyers
Sulie I, 2, 3, First National
Bank Building.-
n ti rrf'-'r!"?
CO
U. id. rLb.i.iLi,
UiiiiLloiLII
Attorney-at-Low
Rooms t, 2, 3, Jo'tnson
Bull.llt.
TKLHI'HONK 300.
i (J.G.1 iemdnn
Samuel C.Durliin
iit-iiluuii oc iuruiii
I Attorneys and
i Counselors at Law
J 3 1 0'j Chickasha Ave.
ChitkasSia, Oklahoma
! 1 1 .1 r
Aclolphus Clark
ATTORMEY AT U7
Short-Ownley Duildinjr..
riiONKcnr,.
lies. J'lione m O.Tico I'hune 803
Dr. S. Homer Bond
DENTIST
Over Firnt National Hank
Oh'u'kasba. Okblioina
Purina
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