The Eufaula Republican from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 7

LOCAL INTEREST Tlie law flriti of Van Court A Imvo eheir. uitiooB tlie Foley building on Foley, avenue to rooriiH over the Kufaula Harry liUtei'lioff of Hoffman and J. Wi Brandon In Kafttula Monday to rogfii' lar mooting of tbe county ramnils- Bioners. John Grayson Isl having erected by William EasteB a tliree-room roBl- between IIIB hprne Hapv tiflt church, on McKlnley avenue. It Will be for rent.

0. E. Foley, who has been In JCu- fauta the past few niontbB, left Wednesday for Europe to Join his family, wtjo are now at England, awhtire the older children areln school. Mrfl. Graham Cowley and children, who have been In New Mexico for the past several months, returned to Eufaula the first of (be week, and iyf5? and Mrs.

Cowley are now nt In one of the A. L. Kite resi- "Will Wallace and family, old tlm- of Eufanla, who have spent the pOTt several years in Colorado, have returned here to live. They are at present staying with Mr. and Mrs.

John Simpson, but will rent a residence soon. "I bad been troubled pation for two yeard and tried all of the best physicians In Bristol, and they could d6 nothing for me," writes Thomas E. Williams, Middlo- boro, Ky. "Two packages of Cham- Griffing Hopper Attorneys at Law RooiAs 4 and 5 in the Fuller-Peari Building. EUFAULA OKLAHOMA CARL W.

GUST LAWYER Rooms 2 end 3 in Homan Building C. H.TUi-LY Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practice In All OourtB. Rooms 1,2,8, TuUy Building BUFAULA. OKLAHOMA" NILES BUFORD Attorneys' at Law Notary in Office CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA K.J.VANOOUHT H.B.RBUBKLT Rufaula Obeootab Van Court land Reubelt Attorneys at Law Offices at Eufaula and Ctiecotah AMERICAN Tailors and Garment Cleaners SOUTH MAIN STREET AGENT FOR Singer Sewing Mlachines And Singer Supplies Machines Sold on Easy Monthly Payments. Your Old Maohiso is Taken as fart PaV borlaln 's Stomach and Uvf-r cured For sale by- DrugCo.

John F. Vaugban, Claude A. R. I). Martin, J.

H. D. Kniseloy, Bay Kandall, Cub Clias. Froenian, B. Lucas, H.

n. ItiBUbelt, Ben I). idlroRs, all of Checotah, W.ii. B. Moore of Hauna, S.

of Pierce, S. Chapman of near Fawn, J. D. Coo'k of Indianola, and G. M.

Burrongh of were flortie of the week's vlsitovs to the. county seat. Most of them had business at the Dbceinbor term of district court, which opened See Flock's ad on back page of this Issue, and notice the numerous bargain prices ho Is quoting this Week. His Ijne of furiilture, carpets and stoves are tbe trade-marked brKHdS and of the dependable kind. He Is closing out his entire line of heating stoves at cbst, and he will save you inoney 'on anything you may want In that line.

See tlie solid oak stand table for 80c, rattan seat chair for 65c, full SIKC arm rocker for $1.60, heating stoves as low as 00c, comforts atflOc, blankets AOc, graphophonos, records, go-carts, cook ranges, chlfTb robes, Empress and Princess dress ers, all at reduced prices. Boom size rugs, seamless, 0x12 feet, as low as full line of small rugs, Axmin- Bters, velvets, Brussels, at all prices. Complete line of cliluaware, wall paper, window glass, paints, varnishes, etc. Pictures framed to order while you the furniture man, phone 61, night or day Dr. H.

H. Wynne, Oculist. Specialist of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, of Oklahoma will be in Eufaula Friday, November 17, December 16. Glasses fitted. Our regular visit each month.

Office of Dr. W. A. Tolleson. Estray Notice.

One old bay gray In forehead, sway backed; also one yellow filly about two years pld, no brand, black mane and tail, star In fore head. can get same by paying Carroll, Okla. A Terrible Blander. A terrible blunder to neglect liver fVnuble. Never do It.

Take Dr. King's New Life Pills on the flrsti sign of constipation, biliousness or Inactive bowels and prevent virulent Indigestion, jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomach and bowels and build up your health. Only 26c, at MorhartBrug and Book Co. to Baptist Church.

Subject at'li a', m. Sunday: Is in Thy Hand?" Subject at "Eternal Life." 1. What is eternal life? 2. When do you get it? 8. How do you get 4.

Evidences that you have K. Taylor, Pastor. Hymeneal. Eros and Hymen Love and Matrimony. 'I'hough lioary with centuries of years, they still live and are young.

Eroa kindles the fires; Hymen builds thealtars and offers Ills victims there. Eroa leads the Hymen follows on. It is IhB bid story we have he.vrd so long. Adam loved Eve, and Eve did reciprocate. And so It is to this day.

Cupid, he bends his bow and lets arrow go. Just likea.dartlt goes straight to the heart. And there. In Love's name, it sets up a flame. Eros indicts a wound; Hymen holds the victim bound.

It is the way they all go. It Is this way two of iVoU NEVCR. AT TINE TOP WHO ISNTWCLL 15 REACH VOU THE WAY UP? BUSTER bROWN. Why does the fruit man pack the choice apples at the top-of the barrel? Because the apples at the top are the first ones people see. Appearance counts.

If appearance helps the fruit man, why will not appearance help you? We can help your appearance with the high quality clothing we are selling at the most reasonable prices. H. C. KELLEY SON Get the First Hundred Do you ever think how easy it would be if some one would only you a start? Make-u deposit with us today and add it eacli week and the first hundred will soon he a thing of the past and you will be fiji- uringf on how long it will be liefore you have the first thousand. Start with us today.

WE PAY INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS First National Bank our excoHeut young have Just gone. And qius they will go on forever. It was last Friday night. It was at the residence of our h6norablo fellow iownsman, Mr. Charles Nelson Woinack, on the West side, It was at that place and at the hour of eight of the clock, that Mr.

Michael Mantell Manning led to Hymen's altar Miss Nello VVomack, oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Womack, and took her bo "lawful, wetklod wife." The ceremony that mn the young couple man and wife was said by Rev.

Dr. IJ. H. Womack, undo of the bride's father. It was a quiet wedding Imd In tlie presence of witnesses named as follows: Mr.

C. N. Womack artd Mrs. Ellen Womnek, father and mother of the bride; Mrs. Fannie WoodUn of Soutii PIttslnirg, moth of Mrs.

Womack; T. A. Toininany, Eufaula, Miss Lizzie Winkio- man, Eufaula, Misses Lilian and Preston Womack, sistei -H of tlio bride, and other muinbers of the family. Mr. Womack has been a reHidentof our city a little over one year, and Is well known to our people.

He Is of Scotch-Irish extraction, born and roarwl In North Alabama. His Jaugh- ter, Nelle, is well endowed by nature, and Is moved by high and noble prin cIploH. She liaH in her the material of a true and useful woman. Bho is young, and about all of her active life is yet to come. Mr.

Manning Is a little oldur than his young wife. He came here somt' months ago from Denlson, Tex. Ho came among strangers, unheralded, unannounced. Ho took a position at once and settled down to first experience In working for )lm self. Ho has made for himself a good name since he came here, and that is better than a bank account.

He comes of good parentage. Is refined by nature, has many good parts, is courteous, polite, attentive to busi ness, ambitious, energetic and determined. He sets his mark high. Mr. Manning has in his veins EngllHl), Italian and Frencli blood.

His fatbei was born In but has lived in New York until some ton yours ago, when he took up his residence in Denlson, Texas. Young Mr. Manning has made many friends here. He Is urbane, courteous, refined and clean In life. He possesses mucli musical talent and performs on stringed instruments with accuracy, spirit and case.

Though tlie marriage was a surprise to all, the young set of the city determined to surprise the bride lind groom. They did so in a very unexpected way. Tliey arranged for a Hwoll dinner In the palace hall of the Ideal Cafe at six Sunday. Taste and skill had been employed in decorating the hall with carnations and evergreens. designs was an aroli from wliioh hung a wedding bell, under whicli happy couple silt.

The menu wasextensivi and was prepared in the highest style of the art. At the close of tlie eiitortnlnmeiit, Mrs. Manning presided with dignify and grace at tlie puncli bowl to the satisfaction of all. The thouglitful- ness of tlie young sot in ordering this dinner, and the skill and taste of tlie Ideal Cafe in preparing and settiiiK it, deserve high praise. It was an occasion of great enjoyment.

Mr. and Mrs. Manning are at home to their friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C.

N. mix Notice oi; SsU. In the District OouVt of the States for the Eastern )l8trlotof lahmna. In tho tnatterof the Karmcrs' Wfltnj and Co-Oporatlve Uft'Ui America (doing business as Farmel' MarketHouse,) hankruptri. In IlailR' ruptcy No.

(MW. Hy virtue of an order of sale rendered by Ezra liralnord, Referee In Bankrujitcy, at a Court of Rankrupley, held in and for tho Eaei- ern District of Oklahoma, at MuBkO.r. gee, on the 2nd dayof December, Notice Is linreby given that I). Gross, Receiver of tlie estate of tlie Farmers' Educational and Go- Oporatlve Union of America, bankrupt, of Gliecotidi, In the county of Mcintosh and Distriet aforesaid, will sell the stock of merchandise and groceries belonging to the estate rtf said bankrupt, at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for In hand, at the bankrupt's late plaCte of business In the city of Ohccotah, county of Mcintosh, Oklahoma, on the 15th day of December, 1911, Rj: two o'clock In tlie afternoon of said day. Said sale to be subject to tUo approval of the Court.

The cost value of said stock, as per invoice taken on the 28th and 20(11 days of November, lOU, Is $2,867.66., Dated at Checotah, Oklahoma, on this nth day of December, 1911. BKN D. Gnoss, Receiver. Tiler's alius somothln' brewin' In Milwaukee t' stagger humanity. George Miller, Jr.

Attorney at Law Rufaula National Bank Buildinl (OPPOSITK COUNT MOUBS) EUFAOLA, OKLAHOMA TURNER TURNER Attorneys at Law Rooms 1,2 3 In Feari-FuJIci' Bnltdial. Practice in All Courli. BUFAULA. OKLAHOMA WM. A.

COLLIER LAWYER Office: Roomi 1 and 2 Over The Eufaula National Bank Charles E. Hagerty County Engineer and Surveyor of Mcintosh Coanty Court House Eufaula MuMkOKOo Offloo 968. Ros. BW. Ofllco! loo 1-2 W.

Okmulgoo Avonuo. I We Have Been Hammering Away A LONG TIME TRYING TO DRIVE ONE THOUGHT INTO THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS GOMMUNITY-TH AT WE WILL NOT SELL HARDWARE TO ANYONE AT ANY PRICE THAT WE DO MOT KNOW TO BE GOOD. WE HAVE SUCGEEPED DOING BUSINESS THIS WAY, AND WE ARE GOING to CHANGE OUR SYSTEM. Fears Porter Attorneys at Law Fuller-Fears Qifildini Eufaula, Oklahoma E. W.

LYMAN'S DRAYLIHE ROMPT attention given to all buBlneas, large or small. We. are prepared to do any kind of' hauling, have good teams, and quick work is aa- Bured at reasonable prices. We would appreciate a share of your dray or transfer business 9 BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY 3.: When you dori't advertise nobody that you are doing business, and it won't be long before you'll not know it yourself..