The Muldrow Press from Muldrow, Oklahoma • Page 6

To 'WH GrOSSili Taft of Solatia was in town 1 Mrs. iretft tb i on business last.Tuesday. oner last A few days Mathews Shop is with her sister wfrs. W. C.

Cole. Double Face Phonograph ords at the Breedlove Drug Co. Most refreshing and delicious fountain. All the latest drinks. Earnest Edge of Adkins, came to Muldrow last Saturday to visit relatives and friends several days.

The Woodmen of the World are holding a two days picnic at Salli saw, beginning today. Among the features of attraction we note an automobile race. Wanted. Experienced mau to prospect for mineral. A good lay for man who is wilting to work.

Inexperienced men need not apply. Address Box 102 Muldrow, Okla. Mrs. Lucy Tolbert and daughter, Miss Mary, of Oklahoma City, arrived in Muldrow to visit relatives a few days. Mrs.

Tolbert is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Tur. ner.

S. Sumter and D. F. Shultz of Fort Smith rented the Wm. Mabray building on North Main St.

"last Monday and have opened up a "soft drink" stand. They want to run a pool hall in connection but the town license is a little too high. J. M. Raley and Chas- Samuels went to WeBtville lant Monday to draw their share of the money paid to intermarried citizens of the (Jherokees.

Messrs Raley and uels were paid $271.84 each. Of this amount $40.80 went for lawyers fees. On account of the death of one of the Sunday school teach-, ers of the Sallisaw M. E. Church, Rev.

E. V. Dowell did not preach at Sallisaw an was announced in last weeks Press. W. A.

Ray preached both morning and evening at the Methodist church here. I Lite Arrlul. Block west from Drive in with yOnr work, the yard iB free; Marked A. on under side. Markings very dim.

Finder please leave at Press office and receive reward. The lumber for the new Cherokee hotel arrived last Tuesday and work was resumed after a few days' delay. The building will now be rushed to completion. Lloyd John, mail- carrier for Maple and Long, went to Checotah Wednesday for a few days visit with a sister. John Allen will have charge of the mail during his absence.

Lloyd, Lewis and Charlie Altus are now the proprietors of the new State Restaurant, having purchased the same of J. O. Dodson Saturday of last we'ek. The name has been changed and-is now known as "The Three Brothers Restauraut." Victor Talking Machines are the best. $10 to 150.

Breedlove Drug Get OeWitts's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it. There are a many imitations, but there is just one original. This salve is good for anything where a salve is needed to be used, but it is especially good for piles. Sold by all druggists. With so many cases of sickness reported all ovef town, we think it would be a wise thiug for our board of health to order a "clean up" all over town, and then it would be the duty of our town marshal to see that the order is obeyed to the letter.

The Muldrow peach growers have been marketing their crop this week. Something near 1500 crates have already been shipped. On the Thos. J. Watts farm east of town, there will be about 2500 crates.

As a rule the peaches are large, sound and have an exceptionally fine flavor. If you have pains in the back, weak back, or auy other indication of a weakened or disorded condition of, the kidneys Or bladder, you should get DeWitl's Kidney and Bladder Pills right away when you experience the least sign of kidney or bladder complants, but be sure that you get the DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. We know what they will do for you, and if you will send your name to E. C. DeWitt Chicago, you will receive a free trial box of these kidney pills.

They are sold by all druggists. Prof. Ajonzo Miller has rented the Campbell property and -wil move here about the first of Septem ber, W. O. Bruton and M.

Levy were in Fayettvjlle, the first week attending a meeting of the Masonic lodge. T. Brownfield, of Waynesville, was here the first of the week visiting his. brother A. W.

Brownfield and family. C. B. Blackard, of Remy, moved his family to Muldrow last Tues day. They are occupying the Mor land property in the southwest part of town.

Roy Turner returned to Warwick last Monday where he has a position with the Fort Smith Western as station agent. Roy has just recovered from a long siege of typhoid. D. W. Watson, state bank examiner, was in our city Wednesday looking over the books of our banks.

He found everything strictly in accordance with the banking laws of the state. We could have told him that before he came. The town of Vian has raised $350.00 in cash to be given away in prizes at a picnic to be held there August 18 and 19. This is evidence that Vian has a lot of public spirited citizens worth while and who are not afraid to spend money to entertain their friends and boost their town. Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Renner who came here about a month ago and opened up a photograph galley, departed Tuesday noon for Eureka Springs, where they expect to reside for a time. Mr.

Renner is in very poor health and they are making the change in of improving his health. During the absence of cashier W. R. Brownfield and assistant cashier V. R.

Browutield, on the accouut of the death of Mrs. W. R. Brownfield, I. 11.

Makdinien and Ben Mabray of Sallisaw, had charge of the Bank of Sequoyah. It seemed like old times to see "Nack" at the cashiers window again in this city. I am a little and arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chafe.

Blaokard last Monday, July 26.. lAttnou city only a few I have made the acquaintance of a large number of the citizens and am beginning feel like I am running the Blaokard house. I have many accomplishments, and among them is a nice clear distinct and musical which I cultivate every night much to the delight of all and especially: to my papa. When I want anything all I have to do is to raise my voice a little and then everyone in the house work overtime to find out what I want. Papa thinks I am the "dandiest" boy in town, but the doctor and neighbors say there others.

Before many years roll around I will join the Mabray- Blackard fishing club and then there will be Something doing "for sure. Owing to my late arrival in the city, I have not yet gone out into society and have only met friends calling at the house, but in a short time I will call ou you personally. Hoping to see you in a few days, I am Yours truly Chas, Blackard, Jr. Cage Rogers wife and baby of Coal Hill, visited this week with the family of Gordon McCormack. W.

R. Wylie, who was here last week as relief agent during the sickness of G. Kephart, went from here to Jenny Lind, Ark. Mr. Wylie's home is at Van Buren and during the past three months he said he had cnly spent about nine hours with his family which, he said, was one of the pleasures of being a "relief man" for the railroads.

Walton Shackelfrord, who are farming in the bottom, have just finished planting 90 acres to potatoes. The spring crop off this same ract produced something over 8,000 bushels of marketable potatoes and over 3000 bushels of seed. The fall crop is the greatest producer and Messrs Walton and shackelford are expecting: a heavy yield this fall. We desire to call your attention to our line of" Sporting Goods -the most complete in the city. Casting Rods, Artificial Bait, Lines, Hooks, Minnow Seins, Etc.

PLAY BALL! We have all the supplys necessary to equip a good ball team. MASKS, GLOVES, BATS, BALLS, SUITS, Breedlove Drug Co, HOT WEATHER Stoves Harrison Wickless and less Oil Stoves These stoves generate pas from ooal oil and are perfectly harmless. Place your ordgr early aud avoid the heat from a wood stove 3.25 6.50 9.75 One, Two aud Three Burners. Walter W. Parker Dealer.

E. L. Harvey of Van Buren, has rented the west half of the Bank of Sequoyh building and will put in a stock of racket goods. He expects to open up for business some time next week. A YA YOUR DEPOSITS ARE GUARANTEED.

Capital Stock Surplus $15,000 .00 This Bank is a Home Institution. Every Stock Holder of this bank is a citizen of Muldrow and vicinity. Please call and start an account with us. Your business will be appreciated YOURS RESPECTFULLY, Dr. J.

F. Fox D. M. Patton W. T.

Brown Jesse Tidwell A. W. Brownfield Dave Hyles J. H. Parker Q.

J. Patton Albert Oliver John Bro)jvn John W. Coker T. B. Swearingen Charles A.

Wood W. L. Curtis Morris Levy Henry Levy William Howell Dr. T. W.

Collins W. H. A. Woodward A. A.

JUcDole I. H. Nakdimen BANK OF SEQUOYAH. MULDROW. OKLAHOMA..