Checotah Enquirer from Checotah, Oklahoma • Page 8

WE LIKE TO SELL GOODS That's why we do it-Because we Like to. That's why we make a price that interests our customers. The Price Is The Thing We have certainly had a fine business since the beginning of our Spring Opening Sale. So many pleased who had not been getting the benefit of such good merchandise at so low a price, took advantage of our special offerings and are now our regular it is money to them to be. We Had Rather Sell Lots of Goods Than Be President.

WE HAVE IT FOR JUST A LITTLE LESS ALL THE TIME. Read About Some of the Good Ones. Shoes and Oxfords. We are going to reduce our Shoe stock and realize that we will have to lose money to do so and we had as well lose now as later, so we make the following- prices to clean up: Lot No. 1.

Men's Shoes in Vici, Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Box Calf, Plain and Cap toes, all styles, from $2.75 to $4. 00, Special "move $2.48 Lot No. Shoes $2.50 and $3 00 values, all styles and kinds Sale Price $1.98 Lot No. Ladies' and Men's Shoes, an assortment of styles and materials, good values at $1.50 and $2.00 Sale Price $1.29 Lawns, Batists, Suitings. In this lot we show the newest creations, bright and fresh from the factory.

Pretty Dress Lawns, 7 l-2c values Sale Price 5c Fancy Floral designs 10c val. price 7 l-2c Fancy Floral designs 15c val. price 10c Fancy Floral designs 20c val. price 15c Fariey Floral designs 25c val. price 18c Plain India Linen Sheer, nice quality, 15c value per Sale Price 10c A full line of White Lawn, Sale Price 15c, 20c and 25c.

Notions. Ladies' Hose in Tan and Black Ladies' Hose, better goods Ladies' Hose, a real 15c value Ladies' Hose jn lace, stripes, white, black, pink and blue, sale price Child's ribbed Hose Child's plain black, lace, stripe, 35c value, Sale Price Ladies' Handkerchiefs 5c to Zoc Towels, a good linen Huck, 7 l-2c, 11c, 14c Bath Towels, bleached, 65c value Sale Price each 25c Bath Towels, brown 12 l-2e Ladies' Vests, tape neck 12 l-2c val. 8 l-3c Ladies'Vests, tape neck, 15c val. 12 l-2c Ladies' Vests, tape neck 20c val. 15c 7 l-2c 9c 12 l-2c 22 l-2c 7 l-2c 24 l-2c Ladies' This season's Waists are things of beauty.

Soft, sheer materials, beautiful embroidery and lace fronts, long and short sleeves. We have a big line of patterns. Our $1.25 Waists, Sale Price 98c Our 2.00 Waists, Sale Price $1.48 Our 2.50 Waists, Sale Price 1.98 Our 3.00 Waists, Sale Price 2.48 Men's Clothing. Best $7.50 suit in the city price 5.00 A splendid value at $8, sale price 6 48 A real $10.00 Suit, sale price 7.98 $12.50 perfect fitting garment, pz-ice 9.98 All $15.00 Suits, sale price 12.48 You get a Suit worth $20.00 for 16.48 $25.00 at regular price, now 22.48 Moreland Mercantile The Store that's Advertising Checotah Co. COUNTY CLIPPINGS Kufaura Republican.

Larkin P. Howell, the Cathay in Eufaula yesterday for the first time in quite a while. Mr. Howell has been in bed four weeks on account of a bad abscess. Andrew Lerblance, an Indian boy of Pierce who is a brother of Mrs.

W. P. McCombs, had a narrow escape from death in Eufaula Thursday afternoon of last week. While crossing the Katy railroad in a buggy south of the depot, the buggy was struck by a north uond freight and thrown off the track. Lerblance received a cut on aide of the head, the buggy gle tree was broken and the horses was slightly Things of Interest from County Exchanges the sin one injured On account of the sickness of County Attorney H.

B. Reubelf, there has been no criminal cases tried at term of county court which began Monday. The criminal cases have been postponed until the first Monday in July. At a dance at Mr. Mansfield's at Old Town Friday night, April 24, Jud Newton, son of Jim Newton, was badly slashed with a knife.

It is not known for sure who did the cutting, but Willie Lee was arrested for it and gave bond in the sum of $250. It was thought the trial would come up in Eufaula Saturday, but it was postponed until May 16. Mr. and Mrs. George Goad have a cat which has won a unique reputation in their neighborhood.

In addition to catching cat also not object to snakes, but whether it prefers any particular kind of snake has not yet been ascertained. Friday of hist week, the cat was found playing with a small blue racer as it would with a mouse, and Saturday another snake was caught, also! a blue racer and a much larger one this time. 1 The Eufaula card club went to Checotairi and hile there the members wire the gue.it the Checotah card club. Those who went up were Mesdams L. G.

H. W. W. i i was 1 Kufaula, a song writer and vocal music instructor, of great ability has been invited to take part in the Fame singing. The object of the singing is to secure a normal for Prof.

Davis Moore of 'H-irtford. in July. Prof, Moore will also hold singing 1 normals at Mellette and Lenna, the two latter places being al, ready contracted for. II'ifTinan Heraid J. S.

Boling, M. O. G. agent at this place, has a two week'a layoff and with hia wife and baby left this week for the western part of the state to pay relatives and old friends a visit. During his absence his place will lie filled by relief agent Woods.

Mr. and Mrs, Lin Pearson of near Hitchita, spent Saturday and Sunday in Hoffman visiting with the family of his brother. Deputy Sheriff Newt Pearson It. J. Stevenson; Third jWard, J.

W. Cape. The new officers are all good men and if bur people will assist rather than censure them in every effort, thev have the ability to accomplish much for the old good during the coming We are in receipt of a letter this week from a party away out in California asking about the prospects for profitable investment in our town. We can answer such inquirers by saving that so far as the county and its natural advantages go, the prospects are good. We do not believe there is a better location for the upbuilding of a thriving, prosperous little city in the new state; but like many others places, our town has got to undergo some radical changes before it comes to what is really and justly its own.

Our pepple have got to get together in one grand united effort; draw the line and hew to it and let the chips bat the fellow who is standing in the way of the town's progress. Brown, A Herrmann, W. Morhart, John McGee, Searcy, C. H. Aingell, C.

Gust, C. E. Foley and E. The highest score made by A. Herrmann Trie club was the guests of Mrs M.

H. and their They started to go home Monday visit was very enjoyable indeed. but came very nearly getting Refreshments were served, drowned in Graves Creek, which Mrs. Livingston took the entire' had been made extremely dan party to a musical concert at ge rous by the heavy rain of the the Presbyterian church. The; night before.

By hard efforts Eufaula ladies say they were Pearson succeeded in saving royally entertained and had a the life of himself and wife and great time. getting his team out alive, but There was a singing conven- his buggy was almost a total tion held at Lenna last Friday wreck. Saturday and Sunday and there The town election which was was a great time and an attend- held Monday was a very quite ance of about four hundered peo- affair, scarcely enough interest pie. The convention was atten- being taken to secure an election ded by the singing classes of Mellette, Fame, Big Prairie, Elm Hill, Deer's Chapel, and Freeman Springs. Sunday there be an all-day singing at Fame with dinner on the ground.

Many neighborhoods will be represented by their best talent, Br. S. board. However, after the polls were opened a fair vote Was polled, which resulted in the election of the following officers: Town Justice, I. C.

Newell; Town Glerk, W. L. VarnerjTown Treasurer, W. H. Hays; Town Marshall, R.

Lewis; Trustees, First Ward, C. Smith; Second Eufmln Indian Journal. The Stephen D. Lee Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy will bestow crosses of honor on all veterans or persons eligible on June 3rd. Those wishing the same can procure application blanks by applying to Mrs.

Harry Blake. Some of the ladies of Eufaula met at the parlors of the Hotel Foley last Friday for nominating a ticket of three school directors to be voted in the ensuing city school election. Mrs. Hogan was elected chairman and Mrs. Sudie Burdett secretary.

The ladies have nominated Judge Rushing, Harrie Blake and J. C. Smith. Miss Abie L. Burton has been appointed by Capt.

W. E. Gentry sponsor for the Creek and Seminole brigade, Confederate veterans, which will attend the annual reunion at Birmingham, Alabama, 9th, 10th and 11th of June. Miss Burton has not yet appointed her maid of honor. Mrs.

Sudie Burdett of Eufaula will be chaperone. Messrs. Hugh McClain and H. G. Barnes gave a Leap Year dance at the Foley Opera House Monday evening.

The young ladies of Eufaula selected their own escorts, taking advantage of the Leap Year privilege in this as in other respects. The music was good and the evening was pleasant and all had good time. Deputy Sheriff W. R. Ransom of Eufaula and constable J.

J. Turney of Burton Township, got into a shooting affray with Pittsburg county officers Tuesday night three miles west of Burton's store in which Wm. Cook was shot in the foot by Constable Turney. Cook and two other Pittsburg county officers were looking for the same man that the Mcintosh county officers met the woods about 11 o'clock and the Pittsburg boys got behind trees as Cook shouted to Turney "hands up" and fired. Turney and Ransom returned the fire and Cook received a flesh wound in the foot before both sides discovered their mistake.

Cook fired three shots, Turney two and Ransom one. The man, W. M. Millstead, wanted for disposingof mortgaged property, got away in the darkness and confusion. Este Cattvke Vponvkv Enw Akkat The World's Best Climate.

is it not entirely free ease, on the high from dis- elevations fever prevail, while on the lower levels malaria is ed to a greater or less extent, according to altitude. To overcome climate affections lassitude malaria, jaundice, biliousness fever and ague, and general debility, the most effective remedy is Electric Bitters, the great alterative and blood purifier; the antidote for every form of bodily weakness, nervousness, and insomnia. Sold under gar- antee at all drug stores. Price Makentase Ekan'Tvekv, (Opunvkv Hute) Muntos este emvhunapse etuh- like anacume kanke tatyvrnv ote rakku likvt Puyafekcv Rakkvt hahyet este cate ohmekken oh cate naket naorice- kun ahakv tasekiyu en hayet fatcetvn oh hecakue cet hopue- take mahecet es sehokvtet os. Momen "oh fankat" nake omalku enfayatvt omekv.

Este cate momet os "oh fan kvn" en nene he cet emahakv neke atekvt emahlvpvt ket, punatta elecet, humpet sehoke ocatet omes. Momen "of fankat" momet oketv oevres komat acyk ayet omes komaken. Este kerkekot ote rakku este cate oh mekke emahlapvt ketv oce oh kakvtyuh huervtet as. Ma Este kerkeko yicat tvt este cate eafvceckv en marahke ocet alaket omatet as mome mucase este yicat wa- cenvket yicet omates momet enyek ce hayet ayeci cat acvk ayen este cate en yekcet kacket ayvtes, momen muntos kome hecof pumacul ake efeke nuk- hoken sehokvtes. Momet hopue take em etem ocet etehalvt hicet sehok- vren kicet sehoket oketv oh fankvt emate respoyet ekan laste patakvt ac hoyvtet as.

Momen hayome oketv tat Este Maskoke momet catakke em ahucefkv este cate sehokvtahun- kat kuse to ete tayet sehokeyet as. Mometo estomis, pum acul- vke pun ponaye. Anukeekv pun mellanken puhusekut sehokey aren makeyet as. Este Kerkako ote rakku a pumohcem ep oh fankvt momekvs komat omeciceri alahoket omatetun enyekce hayet ayecicet espum apeyetv. momet pum ahakv atekvt omalkvn aslehcet, erne emahakv acvk ayen entaseTcvyv pu hahyet hayvmvt kaket os.

Momen em ahakv acvk ayen Kantackv Makentase hucefken eputehet os. Momen ekvn tvekv en fvtceckv cukut (opunvkv hutet) "uaranet os. Momen ekvn tacke Makentase hocefke atehkeyvt kan tackv rakket as. Honerv momet wahalv fatcv en taphe akerkv pale hukkolecahke puh kakvt (25) mahet omes momee hase vtcv akerkv pale tutcenen epvhkakvt (30) mahet omes. Cukote talofv likat en hase a ossv fatcv momet honeiv em oh etenrvwv fatcv akerkv pale cahke puhkakvt(15) mahen aliceh cet aklatkv fatcv ayet Uekehal a seset ete huyahnet ayet Cane Mo likvte tempen akvnewv hahyet wahalv fatcv ayet Kiyolice We Ki heleswv kihucan mahen etehu haccen esfa hinet catu akcakhen rohret yhfalv talofuce en honerv er hahket calakke em ekanv roh cehyet akerkv palvt mahen ayet kanewv hahyet honervn ayet alice ceyvn soretos.

Munkv Yufala talofuce likat en lekothv fvtcv akerkv hukolat mahen kvnsatka huyvnet os. Momen en hase a ossv fatcv akerkv tut cenat mahen huyvnet as. Munkv Yufala tat Makentase kantvekv akAnewv kicake tetayen liket os. Muntvs Este Maskoke etalwv hu cac iket likof, pum aculake ahupurrenket tasekayv atekvt esahecet ahupurrenkvt ekan warke epaken hahyet emviketv utehet ekon tvekv em etuh narkvpv mahen opurivkv hute (fatceckv cuku) en cakhehcet ahakv en tasekvyv esafastet kakvtet omes Mome opunakv hute Heat tat kan tacke etem atehkvt en hupvye etem omalken tern omalket svwak- ken nakaftet omvrn omates Momen mome mumecat tat este malkv anukeekv em ocat omates. Momen mome mumecvt este atekvt sem ahlvpvtket omates.

Momen Makentase kantvekv ahakv -mucase epuh tehat imluffv mm MUitikn opjiniiky hute estvn pun likves komat etemarkvn hahyet fatcecares mahket es pun wikvtet as. Momis etemarkv hakeko em ehuma tat Yufalvn en wiketv apoket omares mahokvtet os. Momen Oklahoma meKKu kehase netta pale tutcen ohKaKvn (23) etem arKV haKures maKvtet omen ma oKetvt awuli- cet as. Momen Yufalv taseKvyv na comuset erne arahKvn ecayecepetv momet enlupi cepetv komet eme ateKuse esen herare vrahicvn taseKvyv sulKvt en VUK huKicen ometo estomis apvyeh cen Yufalv ekyn- tacKv raKraKe momet ceraKKu oyuKe esti es KO tetaye talofv likvn opunaKv hute haye- vren apohet coKa ostalemicet on heceyet se oKepKv hayvt Yufala aculet os Momen ma hucefKv acaKvre arahKvn oKes maKet os, Momen aKerri cvKvt hucefKv aculaKvt talofv anacumet lumluhetos. Co otew hucefko aculet as, este mas enlupicet Cukote me kk taten hueratet owetet os.

Momis hucefkv acayee tat ocehpen este sul vt en heraren ahecet etemarkA hayet omeyovrn ma eyet os. Cukote tvt an tvc en nar vpv heret omekot as. Momis atv ha mahhe Yufalv on nar vpv ana uecet omet, nene hera en samome mahet ome este esem ahlapvt et ome tetayeW tem- ar nettv orvt estvn awulen etemar hahoyen omat omal vt apeyet aculla anu ecW fatcetveste er a uae to momis este sul at esen hervre tayvn Cu uten en sateyvren ma eyet as. TEMIYE KERNELLS, JOE TIGER, JOHN BARNWELL, ALEX McNAC, TUSTUNNUCK HARJO, CARBITCHER YOHOLAR. it Reached The Spot.

Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns a large general store at Omega, and is president of the Adams County Telephone as well as of the Home Telephone of Pike County says of Dr. Kings New Discovery: "It saved my life once. At least I think it did, It seemed to reach the spot-the very seat of my cough, everything else failed." Dr.

Kings New Discovery not only reaches the cough spot; it heals the sore spots and the weak spots in throat, lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee at all drug stores. 50c. and $100. Trial bottle free.

Advertised Letters. The following is the list of letters remaining unclaimed in this office for the week ending May 10, 1908 and if not called for by May 24, 1908 will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office: Hill, Mrs. Mary Kendrick, Elbert Metcalf, W. M. Welscn, Cyrie D.

Woods, MissLinnie When calling for the above please say ASBELL; P. M. Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick-headache They clean the system and clear the skin. Price 25c. Try them fold by Russell drug store.

The City Bakery McCullar Props. We have purchased, the ity Bakery and are now prepared to supply your wants in our line. We handle line of Bread pastry of all kinds which we will deliver to any part of the city at all times except SUNDAY. Try us tor fresh Bread and Pastry. PHONB NO, -v.